Crowther

Crowther

Crowther (spr. krōther), Samuel, der erste schwarze Bischof des Nigerlandes, geb. 1812 zu Otschugu in Joruba, gest. 1891, begleitete die erste englische Nigerexpedition, wurde in London zum Geistlichen ausgebildet, war als Missionar am untern Niger tätig, nahm an der zweiten englischen Nigerexpedition (1854) teil und wurde 1864 zum Bischof ernannt. Seine Berichte im »Church Missionary Intelligencer« enthalten wertvolle Beobachtungen über das Nigerland. Er übersetzte die Bibel in die Jorubasprache. Vgl. seine Biographie: »Slave-boy who became bishop of the Niger« (Lond. 1888).


http://www.zeno.org/Meyers-1905. 1905–1909.

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