In Anum a cistern and a goat-stall are listed as mission buildings. Building is going in on most of the outstations, and in Anum the mission house has been held up by a four month absence of Brethren Lieb with yellow fever. There are 24 houses in the…
Report of a preaching tour by D.R. Ashong and the boys of the Begoro Middle School in Kwahu at Easter 1888. There was a serious case between a member of the Bepong congregation and the local fetish priest.
The Kwahu treaty with the list of the names of the chiefs signing. The Abetifi missionaries apparently signed as witnesses. About the conclusion of the contract see No. 85.
Report on a visit to Asante Akim. He remarks that he has been twice delayed by the war in Eastern Ashanti, and indeed did not go so far as Agogo partly, because he heard that there were very few people in that town, but more because he wanted to…
Writes a good deal in terms of the joy of walking around in the country and climbing hills. Also contrasts the state of roads in the homeland and 'even in Russia' with those of Kwahu. He makes the effort to convey the colour of the landscape - Obo…
Report on the acceptance of Kwahu in the English Gold Coast colony. Ramseyer says tout court that in the race of extortion by people coming out of the colony in the days before Kwahu was under British law the missionaries stood by the Kwahu people -…
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