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Clergy and religion

Stories of people of African descent who have been either members of the clergy or had a connection to religion in Hull, East Yorkshire and the surrounding areas.
Agnes Foster​
A founder of the Jamaican Salvation Army (1887) who spent 30 years as a farmer’s wife in East Yorkshire.
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Reverend Cragg Haynes
One of the earliest formally trained Black clergymen in England and probably the first in Yorkshire.
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Reverend John Henry Hector
African American who preached to audiences on both sides of the Atlantic at the turn of the century.
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Salim C. Wilson
African Prince enslaved by Arabs who converted to Christianity and settled in Scunthorpe.​
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