Penarth Dock, South Wales - 150 years - the heritage and legacy  
Penarth Dock, South Wales - the heritage & legacy . . .

Volume Nine - Pre-Victorian to the present day - even more aspects - The Missions to Seamen at Penarth . . .

The Rev. John Ashley - founder of the Bristol Channel Missions to Seamen.

The Rev. John Ashley - founder of the Bristol Channel Missions to Seamen. [1389]

 

John Ashley was born in Jamaica in December 1800 but settled in the suburbs around Bristol and the West Country from the 1830's onwards.

 
Mrs. Elizabeth Ashley (née Treadwell) the second wife of the Rev. John Ashley.

Mrs. Elizabeth Ashley (née Treadwell) the second wife of the Rev. John Ashley. [1389]

 

The Rev. John Ashley married Catherine Ward in August 1824, but she died in 1834. He then married Elizabeth Treadwell at Marylebone during September 1868.

The above photographs were much faded when a lady brought them to the Missions to Seamen at Mission House, Prince Street, Bristol 1, who were holding a fundraising sale during early December 1946. The lady was apparently the niece of Dr. Ashley and the photographs were enhanced by a gentleman associated with the Mission. [1389]

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