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Your host Alan Jackson welcomes you to the K/NIBB/S One Name Study website! |
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The Coat of of Arms shown above were granted to James Langford NIBBS in 1759. Click on his name for more details about him. The longcase clock (commonly called a grandfather clock) is a typical specimen of a fine KNIBB clock. Click on the KNIBB Family of Clockmakers to find out more about them. |
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Below is a portrait of The Rev. William KNIBB, the eminent Baptist missionary and emancipationist, who rates in the first rank of Christian philanthropists. Click on his name to find out more about him and his family.
| "Liberator of slaves" | ||
| "I here pledge myself, by all that is solemn and sacred never to rest satisfied, until I see my black brethren in the enjoyment of the same civil and religious liberties which I myself enjoy, and see |  |
them take a proper stand in society as men". So declared William KNIBB on 1 Aug 1838 at a public meeting in Falmouth, Jamaica, the first day of freedom for the slaves in British Colonies. |
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