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Alexina Ruthquist

1848 – 1892

Scottish missionary

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Lived 1848 – 1892 (aged 43). Alexina Ruthquist was a missionary.

Alexina Ruthquist (née McKay, 8 September 1848 – 5 September 1892) was a Scottish missionary.

Life Ruthquist was born in Fordyce in Scotland in 1848 as Alexina McKay. She was named after her mother and her father was the Reverend Murdoch McKay. Her father was based at the Free Church of Scotland in nearby Rhynie.

She served for eleven years in India before she married the Swedish missionary Reverend Johan Ruthquist in October 1866. She left Nagpoor and joined him at the small village of Amarwara. She lived near her sister Maggie who had also married a Swedish missionary. In November 1889 she gave birth but the child, Mary Juanita, died within two weeks. She and Maggie decided to bring up an abandoned child called Benjamin. 1892 they opened a dispensary in Amarvara.

She died on 5 September 1892 en route to Sweden on . She was buried in Suez.

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Alexina McKay, Alexina Mackay Ruthquist

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Who was Alexina Ruthquist?

Scottish missionary

When was Alexina Ruthquist born?

Alexina Ruthquist was born on 8 September 1848 in Scotland.

When did Alexina Ruthquist die?

Alexina Ruthquist died on 5 September 1892.

What was Alexina Ruthquist's occupation?

Alexina Ruthquist was a missionary.

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· Wikipedia: Alexina Ruthquist

· Wikidata: Q18526398

· DBpedia: Alexina Ruthquist

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