Ramke W. Momin

Ramke W. Momin (1830s—January 25, 1891) was a Garo Christian religious leader, missionary and evangelist. in the 1830s. Growing up in an animist culture, Ramke was an unusually devotional child, often catching little animals or birds and sacrificing them to the spirits.

Personal life While stationed as a policeman in Damra, Ramke met a Garo woman named Suban, who he later married. Her parents tried to convince her to leave him after news spread of his conversion to Christianity, but she refused. Their first child died in infancy, while, in the 1880s, two more of their children died within six months of each other.

Ramke died on January 25, 1891.