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Elias Neau to John Chamberlayne (Secretary)
Elias Neau writes to John Chamberlayne (Secretary) discussing the baptising and catechising of enslaved Africans in New York.
Elias Neau to John Hodges (Treasurer)
Elias Neau to John Hodges (Treasurer), New York, 20 Dec. 1704 Mentions that he became acquainted with the Book of Common Prayer while still in his 'dungeon'
List of Masters and Mistresses who send their Slaves to Neau for Catechizing
An attachment to Lambeth SPG 13 135-7.
William Vesey to the Archbishop of Canterbury
Recommends appointment of Muirson as catechist to replace Neau. Neau is a worthy and good man, but he is an elder of the French congregation and a merchant. He does not communicate with the Church of England, and he does not speak good English.
Elias Neau to John Chamberlayne (Secretary)
He has resumed his catechizing, with the support of the society and with Vesey's approval.
Elias Neau to John Hodges (Treasurer)
Elias Neau to John Hodges (Treasurer) reporting work with enslaved Africans.