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Source: "The Story of the China Inland Mission: Volume 1". Author: Guinness, M. Geraldine. Date: 1893.
Rev. Dr. Nathan Sites, a Methodist missionary to China. He was born in Bellville, Ohio, in 1830. His mission to Foochow and Nanping, Fukien (Fujian) Province, began in 1861 and lasted until his death in 1895.
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