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Augustus Kirkham: A Conscientious Worker in the Lord’s Vineyard

Baptist Church in Savannah-La-Mar  Born to Pellett and Harriet Kirkham at Hackney, London, England, on March 17, 1855, Augustus George  Kirkham  was  designated  a missionary to  Jamaica  by  the General  Baptist  Missionary Society in England. He arrived in  Jamaica in 1877 and was  sent to the  north coast  to assist Rev. Mr. John Griffiths in St Ann’s Bay. Griffiths also had temporary charge of the Oracabessa and Mt Angus circuits. It did not take long before Griffiths assigned Kirkham to the Mt Angus circuit in St Mary. On February 23, 1883, during the first year of his ministry in the Mt Angus circuit, Kirkham got married to Frances Henderson in the Mt Angus Baptist Church. Their union produced eight children – five daughters and three sons. During his pastorate at Mt Angus, one of his members, John T. Dillon, whose father was a deacon in the church, answered the call to the ministry, and what a great contribut...

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