Frank McCarthy
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| Born | 1895 | ||||
| Died | 1930 | ||||
| Residence | China Inland Mission School, Chefao, China | ||||
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1926.07.13 nominated and elected forthwith; proposed by J. Huston Edgar, seconded by W. Lyttle
1931.03.24 A letter was read from Mr Frank McCarthy, who was elected on [blank] June 1926 stating that owing to various reasons he was unable to take up his Fellowship then, but if the Council would permit him to do so, he would be glad to take it up from the current year. It was agreed that Mr McCarthy be allowed to pay his subscriptions from the current year.
1931.03.30 nominated
Notes From Elsewhere
Frank McCarthy was head of Chefoo School at Chefoo in Northern China, from 1895-1930. The school was established by James Hudson Taylor in 1880 to educate the children of missionaries, overseas businessmen and diplomats. The boarding school was run in accordance with the China Inland Mission's regime and based on the British education system. Frank McCarthy was the third headmaster of the school.
Frank and his wife Elizabeth had five children Jack, Terrance, Eva, Brien and Ray, who all attended the school.
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Related Material Details
RAI Material
Membership correspondence: McCarthy, F.
Other Material
SOAS: Chefoo School papers; McCarthy family papers
