John Farler

Haala nguurndam

Farler was baptized at St Mary Redcliffe on 17 June 1845,[1] and educated at St John's College, Cambridge.[2] He was ordained in 1874.[3] After a curacy in Lambourn he was Chaplain to Edward Steere, the Bishop of Nyasaland[4] from 1875 to 1882.[5] He died there on 30 May 1907.[6]

Wurooji wurooji

• Fedde ngenndiyankooɓe

Bibliography

• "Wolde Almasiihu nder Afrik feccere", London, Rivington, 1878.

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