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Grace Dyer Taylor
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Grace Dyer Taylor was the eldest surviving daughter of James Hudson Taylor and Maria Jane Dyer, Christian missionaries to China. The event of her death of meningitis at the age of eight near Hangzhou
Gracie Taylor in 1866
Gracie Taylor in 1866
The oldest station of the China Inland Mission was the Bridge Street church in Ningbo where Grace was born
The oldest station of the China Inland Mission was the Bridge Street church in Ningbo where Grace was born
At the back of the premises in Ningbo there was a rope tied to a window for escape in case of a riot
At the back of the premises in Ningbo there was a rope tied to a window for escape in case of a riot
Grace at about age 5 in London
Grace at about age 5 in London
Lammermuir Party
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The Lammermuir Party was a British group of 18 Protestant missionaries and four children who travelled to China in 1866 aboard the tea clipper Lammermuir.
Grace Dyer Taylor
…the next six years in London where three younger brothers joined the family. In 1866 Grace was one of the four Taylor children to journey with the "Lammermuir Party", the largest group of Protestant missionaries that had ever sailed, returning to China in 1866. Her father was criticized for taking unmarried women…
The Lammermuir Party. Standing, from left to right: Jane MacLean, Susan Barnes, James Williamson, Emily Blatchley, George Duncan, Louise Desgraz, John
The Lammermuir Party. Standing, from left to right: Jane MacLean, Susan Barnes, James Williamson, Emily Blatchley, George Duncan, Louise Desgraz, John Robert Sell, Mary Elizabeth Bausam. Sitting, from left to right: Elizabeth Rose, William David Rudland, Lewis Nichol, Eliza Nichol, Jane Elizabeth Faulding, James Hudson Taylor, Maria Jane Taylor, the four Taylor children (Grace Dyer kneeling, Herbert Hudson, Frederick Howard, and Samuel Dyer seated on Mary Bell's lap),
CIM missionaries in China dress.
CIM missionaries in China dress.
Maria & Hudson Taylor in 1865
Maria & Hudson Taylor in 1865