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Hudson Taylor
British Protestant missionary in China
- Married to Jennie Faulding Taylor, 瑪麗亞
- Dated 21 May 1832 CE – 3 June 1905 CE
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Family
The family of Hudson Taylor
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Family 10
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- parent of (child) Charles Edward Taylor
- parent of (child) Ernest Taylor
- parent of (child) Frederick Howard Taylor Missionary in China and Author (1862-1946)
- parent of (child) Grace Dyer Taylor daughter of missionary James Hudson Taylor (1859–1867)
- parent of (child) Herbert Hudson Taylor missionary in China (1861-1950)
- parent of (child) Maria Hudson Coultard Missionary (3 Feb 1867 - 28 Sep 1897), daughter of Hudson Taylor
- parent of (child) Samuel Dyer Taylor
- sibling of Amelia Hudson Taylor Peerage person ID=187650
- married to Jennie Faulding Taylor English missionary in China
- married to 瑪麗亞 Missionary in China (1837-1870)
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