About Stephen Bamford
Lived 1770 – 1848 (aged 77). Stephen Bamford was a christian minister and soldier.
Stephen Bamford (December 1770 – 14 August 1848) was a minister and Canadian soldier. He was from England and the first information about his life comes in 1793 when he entered the army and was assigned to the 29th Regiment of Foot.
Biography Bamford served in various locations and was stationed at Halifax in 1802. He was already a Wesleyan Methodist minister and became popular as such in Halifax where friends bought his release from the army in 1806 to allow his full-time ministry. In 1810 he was ordained in Pittsfield, Massachusetts by the Methodist Episcopal Church. He became an important part of the Methodist community in Nova Scotia, an area that he loved along with his native England.
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Who was Stephen Bamford?
Canadian minister (1770–1848)
When was Stephen Bamford born?
Stephen Bamford was born on 1 December 1770.
When did Stephen Bamford die?
Stephen Bamford died on 14 August 1848 in Digby.
What was Stephen Bamford's occupation?
Stephen Bamford was a christian minister and soldier.
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