List of Protestant missionaries killed during the Boxer Rebellion
The following individuals were among the
China Martyrs of 1900 .China Inland Mission *
List of China Inland Mission missionaries killed during the Boxer Rebellion Society for Propagation of the Gospel * Rev. H. V. Norman
* Rev. C. RobinsonEnglish
Baptist Missionary Society * Rev. S. W. Ennals
* Rev. and Mrs. Herbert Dixon
* Rev. and Mrs. F. S. Whitehouse
* Rev. and Mrs. G. B. Farthing with three children
* Miss B. C. Renaut
* Rev. and Mrs. W. A. M. M’Currach
* Rev. and Mrs. T. J. Underwood
* Miss StewartThe Sheo Yang Mission * Mr. And Mrs. T. W. Piggott and son, Wellesley
* Mr. And Mrs. Stokes
* Mr. John Robinson
* Dr. and Mrs. A. E. Lovitt and one child
* Mr. And Mrs. Simpson
* Miss Duval
* Miss CoombsUnconnected missionary
* Mr. A. Hoddle
The
British and Foreign Bible Society * Rev. and Mrs. W. T. Beynon, with three children
Swedish Mongolian Mission * Mr. And Mrs. Helleberg and one child
* Mr. WahlstedtThe
Christian and Missionary Alliance * Mr. And Mrs. Emil C. Olssen and three children
* Mr. And Mrs. W. Noren and two children
* Mr. And Mrs. O. Bingmark and two children
* Mr. And Mrs. C. Blomberg and one child
* Miss E. Erikson
* Mr. And Mrs. O. Forsberg and one child
* Mr. And Mrs. C. L. Lundberg and two children
* Mr. And Mrs. E. Anderson and three children
* Mr. And Mrs. M. Nystrom and one child
* Miss A. Gustafson
* Miss C. Hall
* Mr. A. E. Palm
* Miss K. Orn (unconnected)The Scandinavian Alliance Mongolian Mission * Mr. Sternberg
* Miss H. Lund
* Mr. C. Suber
* Miss Clara Anderson
* Miss Hilda AndersonAmerican Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions * Rev. Ernest R. and Mrs. Elizabeth Graham Atwater and four children (Mary, Ernestine, Celia, and Bertha)
* Rev. Charles Wesley and Mrs. Eva Jane Price and child, Florence
* Miss Susan Rowena Bird
* Miss Mary Louise Partridge
* Rev. Dwight Howard and Mrs. Mary Jane "Jennie" Clapp
* Rev. Francis W. Davis
* Rev.Horace Tracy Pitkin
* Rev. George L. Williams
* Miss Annie Allender Gould
* Miss Mary Susan MorrillAmerican Presbyterian Mission * Rev. and Mrs. F. E. S. Simcox and three children
* Dr. and Mrs. C. V. R. Hodge
* Dr. G. Y. TaylorSee also
*
Chinese Martyrs
*Boxer Rebellion
*List of Christian Missionaries References
Further reading
* Hattaway, Paul. "China's Christian Martyrs," (2007). ISBN 978-0-8254-6127-9
External links
* [http://www.wayoflife.org/fbns/persecutionchina.htm Persecution in China] Fundamental Baptist Information Service
* [http://www.irb-cisr.gc.ca/en/research/ndp/ref/?action=view&doc=chn33638ex Protestants and Protestantism in China] Research Directorate,Immigration and Refugee Board of Canada ,Ottawa
* [http://www.omf.org/omf/us OMF International (formerly China Inland Mission and Overseas Missionary Fellowship)]
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