South American Missionary Society

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• South American Missionary Society — The South American Missionary Society was founded at Brighton in 1844 as the Patagonian Mission. Captain Allen Gardiner, R.N., was the first secretary. The name Patagonian Mission was retained for twenty years, when the new title was adopted.… …   Wikipedia

• South American Missionary Society — 1844 als Patagonian Missionary Society (PMS) von Allen Gardiner, einem ehemaligen Offizier der britischen Marine, zur Missionierung der Indianerstämme Patagoniens gegründet. Die Gesellschaft wurde 1864 in South American Missionary Society (SAMS)… …   Deutsch Wikipedia

• Anglican South American Missionary Society — 1844 als Patagonian Missionary Society (PMS) von Allen Gardiner, einem ehemaligen Offizier der britischen Marine, zur Missionierung der Indianerstämme Patagoniens gegründet. Die Gesellschaft wurde 1864 in South American Missionary Society (SAMS)… …   Deutsch Wikipedia

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