Michael Carey was a direct descendant of William Carey. An active Anglican churchman, he developed a keen interest in the story of his noted ancestor and was very cooperative with me in the production of this manuscript. He had felt for years that the story of Dorothy had received poor treatment at the hands of investigators. Michael is now deceased. Correspondence (and related items) spans 1990-2003. Folder includes contact information for David Carey (Michael’s son) who lives in Boston.

Sunil was the archivist of Carey material at Serampore College, Serampore, West Bengal, India. An avid Carey enthusiast, Chatterjee had never converted to Christianity. He authored several books about the Serampore missionary community.

Roger was associated with the Church Growth Research Centre in Madras, India.

letters from readers of the book who identified with Dorothy’s story and felt that her experience reflected theirs in some ways. Many of these correspondents are women missionaries or wives of missionaries.

Dr. Ross is a missiologist at Acadia Divinity College in Nova Scotia, Canada. Her specialty includes women in missions.

Deputy Director, Oriental Collections, The British Library.

Missiologist at the Centre for the Study of Christianity in the Non-Western World, University of Edinburgh.

. Wrote a popular biography of William Carey under the name of Mary Drewery. Lived in Pulborough, West Sussex, England.

Script by Sue Farrar and Jim Roberts; presented by Northwest Bible Church of Dallas, TX. 37 pp.

Included are items related to the production of the book: Dorothy’s gravestone in Serampore, India; photograph of Dorothy’s christening entry in the Piddington cum Hackleton Parish Register; marriage record of William and Dorothy in same parish church. Some of these materials are copyrighted as noted in the book.