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Thomas Buddle

1812 – 1883

Thomas Buddle (1812-1883), Wesleyan missionary, worked for 42 years in New Zealand, ministering to Maori and colonists in the Waikato, Auckland and the south. By the time he retired he had filled the highest Methodist offices in New Zealand and had been president of the Australasian General Conference (in 1863). A father of ten, he translated the Bible into Maori for the Bible Society.

Updated 2018

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Reverend Thomas Buddle
1863

Batchelder & O'Neill
Thomas Buddle age 51

Summary

1 portrait in the collection

Related People

Batchelder & O'Neill

Professions

Migration and colonisation

Religion

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