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John Williams

(1796-1839), Missionary

Regency Portraits Catalogue Entry

Sitter in 3 portraits
One of the most remarkable of the early missionaries; undertook pioneering work in the Society Islands, learning the native languages and adapting himself to local conditions; provided practical as well as spiritual help; killed and eaten by natives of Eromanga, an island of the New Hebrides group.

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John Williams, by John Cochran, after  Henry Room - NPG D8603

John Williams

by John Cochran, after Henry Room
line and stipple engraving, 1830s
NPG D8603

John Williams, by John Cochran, after  Henry Room - NPG D8604

John Williams

by John Cochran, after Henry Room
line and stipple engraving, 1830s
NPG D8604

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