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Shanghai in late 1843.
J.H. HAAN
Apart from general missionary duties he was mainly active as a printer and in this capacity he issued numerous tracts in several Oriental languages.
Up to 1854 he was a vocal critic of the Committee of Roads and Jetties (the forerunner of the Municipal Council), especially with respect to the taxes it levied. A number of times he refused to pay them, among other reasons because he thought not enough was done to lay out a proper road to the L.M.S. compound. Trustee of the Shantung Road Cemetery. Portrait.1 Author of many works in English, Chinese and Malay.
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Medhurst Road was named after him and his son, W.H. Medhurst Jr., British Consul.
MICHIE, Alexander 1862-1863
Born 1833, died 1901.147
Arrived in Shanghai about 1854 in the employment of Lindsay & Co.;148 partner from January 1, 1861;149 later partner in Chapman, King & Co.;11 was also employed by Jardine, Matheson & Co.151 1886-1891 publisher and editor of the Chinese Times in Tien-tsin.152
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Vice-president of the NCBRAS 1870,153 Member Committee III. 1873.154
Author among other works of a biography of Rutherford Alcock.155
MONCREIFF, Thomas 1849-1850
Arrival in Shanghai 1846;156 partner in Rathbones, Worthington & Co., from June 1, 1853 Moncreiff, Grove & Co.158
Trustee British Episcopal Church 1856 and subsequent years. Vice-president Shanghai Literary and Scientific Society 1857.159 Member Committee IV.
Died in 1863(?).160
NYE, Clement Drew 1851-1852, 1855-1856, 1865-1866
Born 1821, died 1867.