One of the most prominent men in Foochow during the latter half of the last century was Mr. Ahok, a wealthy Chinese merchant. |
During the hot summer months Mr. Ahok had grown steadily weaker, and he died almost three months before his wife reached Foochow. |
The pastor thought it was two or three hundred miles inland from Foochow. |
Ting Tung Ming, a Sibu Foochow and SCA party member, was Ningkan's Political Secretary and a very close confidante. |
The first missionaries sent out were Judson Dwight Collins and Moses Clark White, who sailed from Boston 15 April 1847, and reached Foochow 6 September. |
Here is the sort of argument that a Foochow man, himself a very heavy buyer, flung at me across the table. |