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in 1661, with instructions to "discourage vice and debauchery and to encourage ministers that Christianity and the Protestant religion, according to the Church of England, might have due reverence and exercise." D'Oyley, a
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during their invasion were accompanied by seven clergymen, who however succumbed to the tropical fever which was responsible for around 200 deaths a day amongst the English troops.
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appointed as the first Bishop of Jamaica. He arrived in Jamaica on 11 February 1825.
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Alongside ordering the deportation of 2,000 young people from Ireland, the
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in 1655 ordered that 2,000 bibles be supplied, presumably for their use.
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The Diocese of Jamaica was established on 24 July, 1824, with
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conquest
Spanish-held island
Jamaica
English Army
Anglo-Spanish War (1654–1660)
colony
jurisdiction
Bishop of London
Robert Venables
William Penn
Commissioners of the Navy
Charles II
Edward D'Oyley
Governor of Jamaica
parliamentarian
New Model Army
Thomas, Lord Windsor
Diocese of Jamaica and the Cayman Islands
Christopher Lipscomb
Hanover Parish Church, Lucea


"Anglican Church Building and Local Context in Early Jamaica"
ISSN
0887-9885


The Diocese of Jamaica
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