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Date transcribed2011-00-00
Transcribed byJane Britcliffe, Peter Schofield, Penny Tipper
CommentList of Ministers of the Church of Scotland who served in India or South Asia, extracted from Fasti Ecclesiae Scoticanae

Section  India    
Volume No.  6    
Page No.  112    
Surname  Bryce    
Christian Name(s)  James    
Wife 1 Surname  Meiklejohn    
Wife 1 Christian name(s)  Mary    
Children to 1st Wife Christian name(s)  Mary ; Anne Isabella ; Anne Elizabeth ; John Henry ; Harriet Flora    
Father-in-law 1 Surname  Meikeljohn    
Father-in-law 1 Christian name(s)  Hugh    
Body of text  JAMES BRYCE, born 1785, son of John Bryce, minister of South Parish, Aberdeen ; educated at Marischal College, Aberdeen ; MA (1800) ; pres by Mrs Russell of Blackhall in May, and ordained 31st August 1808 ; appointed by Honourable Court of Directors of the HEICS chaplain on the Bengal Establishment 11th Apri l1814 ; DD (Edinburgh, 12th August 1818) ; demitted in 1836 ; was suspended by the General Assembly with others, 30th May 1842, from his judicial functions as a member of the Presbytery and other superior judicatories, till after 1st March 1843, for holding communion with the minisers of Strathbogie ; died at Edinburgh, 11th March 1866. He married 7th January 1822, Mary (died 6th February 1883, aged 80), daughter of Hugh Meiklejohn, DD, minister of Abercorn, and had issue - Mary, born 26th November 1823, died 1845 ; Anne Isabella, born and died 1828, aged 6 weeks ; Anne Elizabeth, born 21st October 1830, died 1838 ; John Henry, lieutenant Bengal Artillery, born 13th November 1832, died in defence of Lucknow, 8th August 1857 ; Harriet Flora MacWhirter, born 17th April 1841, (married George Thomas Jamieson, DD, minister of Portobello), died 28th January 1907. Publications - A Sketch ofthe State of British India, with a view to pointing out teh Best Means of civilising its Inhabitants (Edinburgh, 1810) ; On th Ecclesiastical Establshment of the Church of Scotland as it exists in Scotland, and is now extended to British India, a sermon (Calcutta, 1815) ; The Preachign of the Gospel, the Effectual Means of diffusing among Mankind a Knowledge of the True God, a sermon (London 1818) ; Sermons (London ,l 1818) ; Christian Prospects in British India (Edinburgh, 833) ; The Present Positsion of the Church of Scotland : A Letter (Edinburgh, 1838) ; Second Letter (Edinburgh, 1839) ; Speech in teh Superintendence of the Church fo Scotland (London 1839) ; The Non-Intrusion Question : Speeches on teh Earl of Aberdeen's Bil and the Stratahbogie Case (London, 1840) ; A Letter to the Rev R S Candlish [occasioned by his Letter to the Marquis of Normanby] (Edinburgh, 1841) ; The ""Pith and Marrow"" of the Present Controversy in the Church of Scotland (London, 1841) ; Speech delivered in teh General Assembly), May 1841, on teh Case of the Strathbogie Ministers (Edinburgh, 1841) ' The Danger of Young Men falling into Infidelity (Aberdeen, 1842) ; Letter to the Ministers of teh Convocation (Edinburgh, 1843) ; Speech on Endowing hte Catholic College of Maynooth (Edinburgh, 1845) ; Speech on the Bill for the Abolition of Tests in the Universities of Scotland (Edinburgh, 1845) ; Ten Years of the Church of Scotland, 1833 - 1843, 2 vols. (Edinburgh, 1850) ' Public Education in its Relation to Scotland and its Parish Schools (Edinburgh, 1854) ; Appeal on Behalf of Native Education in India (Edinburgh, 1855). [Cat. Edin. Univ. Lib., i, 574]    
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