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David Cargill may refer to: David Cargill (footballer) (1936–2011), Scottish footballer. David Cargill (alpine skier) (born 1957), British former alpine skier. David Cargill (missionary), British missionary to Fiji (1830s) David Sime Cargill (1826–1904), Scottish businessman.
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I occasionally take an interest in my great-great-grandfather David Cargill (1809-1843), the missionary who developed Fijian spelling and stumbled on the phonemic principle 50 years before it was re-discovered and named in Europe.
Mar 30, 2021 · DAVID CARGILL M.A 1808 -1842. For thirty years I have been walking near Alyth and I have often thought of David Cargill, a son of east Scotland, who, when homesick in faraway Fiji, wrote that he was longing to be walking on the Hill of Alyth. Born in Brechin, he was a graduate of Aberdeen University.
David Cargill, a confidential informant in an Anchorage Police Department Vice Unit investigation whose body was discovered near the Eklutna Power Plant on Oct. 17, was a father who wanted to get drugs off the street to keep his teenage sons safe, according to his mother.
The diaries and correspondence of David Cargill, Wesleyan missionary in the Pacific, reveal the story of a tragic life. His greatest success came early in his life in the 1830s, when he achieved a mass conversion of thousands of Tongans.
David Cargill was born on 20 December 1929 in Canada. He was an actor, known for The Forsyte Saga (1967), The Children of the New Forest (1964) and The Midnight Men (1964). He died on 17 November 2006 in Toronto, Ontario, Canada.
