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Chronology of the Bahá'í Faith

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Date 1910-10-00, sorted by event description, descending

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1910 Oct
191-		 Mr and Mrs E T Hall read an account of the Faith in The Christian Commonwealth written by Wesley Tudor Pole and wrote to him asking for further information. Pole passed the letter on to Ethel Rosenberg who sent a package of Bahá'í literature to the Halls who became interested and shared it with their relatives, the John Cravens. The Halls wanted to know if there were any other Bahá'ís in Manchester and were told of Sarah Ann Ridgeway who had become a Bahá'í in America and had returned to England in about 1904 or 1905. The Halls, the Cravens and Sarah Ann Ridgeway had a visit from Ethel Rosenberg who deepened them in the Faith. [SAR90; EJR118-121]

For further information on the development of the Manchester Bahá'í community see BCBI p62-65; 131-139.

For an account of the beginning of the Bahá'í Cause in Manchester see The Bahá'í Dawn - Manchester by E T Hall.

 - First believers; Edward T. Hall; Ethel Rosenberg; Manchester, England; Sarah Ann Ridgway; Wellesley Tudor Pole
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