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XCMS - Church Mission Society archive - 1799-2009
- B - Records of the CMS Overseas Division (initially 'Foreign Division') 1799-1959 - 1803-1959
  - OMS - CMS Overseas (Foreign) Division: mission series - 1803-1934
    - A1 - 'West Africa mission' later 'Sierra Leone mission' - 1803-1934
      - C E - Early correspondence - 1803-1820
        
        5 - Early correspondence: 24 June 1815 - 27 September 1816 - 1815-1816

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Finding Number (Click this to view full catalogue structure)	CMS/B/OMS/C A1 E5/53
Title	Letter from Renner to Pratt: 1 November 1815: Bashia
Extent	1 doc.
Date	1815
Description	They have at last occupied the 10 new houses which are situated so as to avoid any general conflagration. Sickness in the rainy season has particularly taken the girls. MacCarthy has ordered that henceforth no child shall leave the Colony for the settlements - this may be his way of causing them to abandon the rivers. For Renner must have servants and cannot obtain them at Bashia. The gardening has gone well this year. He sends a bill for £170 in favour of Nicol, £100 being expended on the house and boat.
Access Status	Open
Physical Description	E5-8: The numbers are all original numbers with minor amendments.

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