Bahá’í World/Volume 8/Maps of Teaching Regions
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MAPS OF TEACHING REGIONS OF THE UNITED STATES AND CANADA, OF CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA AND OF THE BAHÁ’Í WORLD
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BR. HONDURAS
GUATEMALA (1) GUATEMALA
EL SALVADOR (2) SAN SALVADOR
HONDURAS (3) TEGUCIGALPA
NICARAGUA (4) SIUNA MANAGUA GRANADA BLUEFIELDS
GULF OF FONSECA
COSTA RICA (5) SAN JOSE PUNTARENAS
PANAMA (6) COLON CRISTOBAL ANCON BALBOA PANAMA
PACIFIC OCEAN
CARIBBEAN SEA
Map of Central America Teaching Region
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CENTRAL AMERICA[edit]
Guatemala
| (1) | 1936-1937 | Journey of E. R. Mathews and L. A. Mathews. |
| 1939-1940 | First resident teacher, Gerrard Sluter. | |
| 1940 | Señor Francisco Acker, 15 Calle Poniente 24, in charge of group left by Mr. Sluter. |
Salvador
| (2) | 1939-1940 | First resident teacher, John Eichenauer, joined later by Clarence Iverson. Address: 11 a Ave. Sur No. 43, San Salvador. |
Honduras
| (3) | 1939-1940 | Antonio Roca, first teacher, Tegucigalpa. |
| 1940 | Gerrard Sluter, resident teacher, formed large group. Executive Committee in charge: Señor Angela Ochoa Velasquez, Chairman. Señor José Leon Ruiz, Secretary. Address: Bo. “El Socorro” D. C., Comayagüela, Honduras. |
Nicaragua
| (4) | 1939-1940 | First resident teacher, Mathew Kaszab. Address: c/o U. S. Consul, Managua, Nicaragua. |
| 1936-1937 | Journey of E. R. Mathews and L. A. Mathews. |
Costa Rica
| (5) | 1936-1937 | Journey of E. R. Mathews and L. A. Mathews. |
| 1940 | First resident teachers, Mrs. Gayle Woolson. Address: c/o American Consul, San José, Costa Rica.
Mrs. Amalia Ford. |
Panama
| (6) | 1919 | Journey of Martha Root. |
| 1920 | Journey of Leonora Holsapple. | |
| 1934-35-37 | Journeys of E. R. Mathews and L. A. Mathews. | |
| 1936 | Journeys of Stuart W. French and Nellie S. French. | |
| 1939 | First resident teacher (5 months), Mathew Kaszab. | |
| 1939-1940 | Resident teachers: Mrs. Louise Caswell and Mrs. Cora Oliver. Address: P. O. Box 1296, Ancon, Canal Zone.
First Central American believer, Joseph Wantuk. |
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CARIBBEAN SEA
CURACAO IS.
BARRANQUILLA
CARACAS
VENEZUELA (1)
COLOMBIA
BOGOTA (2)
ECUADOR
QUITO (3)
PERU
CALLAO
LIMA (4)
GUIANA
GEORGETOWN (12)
(13) (14)
BRAZIL
(11) BAHIA
SAO PAULO
SANTOS
RIO DE JANEIRO
BOLIVIA
LA PAZ
SUCRE (5)
PARAGUAY
CONCEPCION
ASUNCION (10)
URUGUAY (9)
MONTEVIDEO
ARGENTINA
BUENOS AIRES (8)
PATAGONIA (7)
CHILE
VINA DEL MAR
VALPARAISO
SANTIAGO (6)
MAGALLANES
PACIFIC OCEAN
ATLANTIC OCEAN
Map of South American Republics Teaching Region
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SOUTH AMERICAN REPUBLICS[edit]
THE CONTINENT[edit]
1921 Martha Root visited most important cities.
1935 E. R. Mathews and L. A. Mathews visited most important cities.
1936 Stuart W. French and Nellie S. French circumnavigated the continent.
1937 and 1939 Mrs. Frances Benedict Stewart visited all important cities.
Venezuela (1)[edit]
1939-1940 Mr. and Mrs. Dudley Blakeley visited Caracas.
1939-1940 Mr. and Mrs. Emeric Sala resident teachers. Address: Paraiso de Sabana Grande, Calle del Medio No. 5, Caracas, Venezuela.
Miss Priscilla Rhoads. Address: 36 Calle de los Semanes, La Florida, Caracas, Venezuela.
Colombia (2)[edit]
1940 Mr. and Mrs. Emeric Sala visited Bogotá.
1940 Gerrard Sluter transferred to Bogotá from Honduras for permanent residence. Address: Carrera 7 No. 18-68, Bogotá, Colombia.
Ecuador (3)[edit]
John Stearns, resident teacher. Address: Calle Flores 12, Quito, Ecuador.
Peru (4)[edit]
1935-1938 Isabel Stebbins Dodge, resident teacher at Morococha and Lima.
1936 Stuart W. French and Nellie S. French visited Lima.
Mrs. Joel Stebbins visited Lima for several months. Project being considered for permanent teacher.
Bolivia (5)[edit]
1940 Mrs. Eleanor Smith Adler preparing to take up residence as pioneer teacher in La Paz.
Chile (6)[edit]
Miss Root, Mr. and Mrs. Mathews, Mr. and Mrs. French, and Mrs. Frances Benedict Stewart have visited Chile at various times, the voyage of Mr. and Mrs. French taking them through the Straits of Magellan where they left books in the city of Magallanes.
1940 Señora Elisa del B. de Espinosa, resident believer. Address: Casilla 1969, Santiago, Chile.
1940 Mrs. Marcia Stewart Atwater, preparing to take up permanent residence in Santiago.
Patagonia (7)[edit]
Included in Argentina.
Argentina (8)[edit]
1940 Resident believer, Señor Salvator Tormo. Address: Sarandi 140, piso 7, Address: Sarandi 140, piso 7, Buenos Aires. Spiritual Assembly formed 1940.
1940 Mrs. May Maxwell ascended to Abhá Kingdom in Buenos Aires.
Mrs. Nourse, Miss Jeanne Bolles, Mrs. Stewart and Wilfrid Barton have remained at length to teach.
Uruguay (9)[edit]
1940 Wilfrid Barton, resident teacher. Address: Yacó 1478 Dto., No. 2 Nueve Malvin, Montevideo, Uruguay,
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Brazil[edit]
1940 Miss Leonora Holsapple, permanent resident. Address: Praca Dr. Paterson I, Bahia, Brazil.
1936 Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Worley, permanent residents. Spiritual Assembly formed April, 1940. Miss Eve Nicklin resided in Bahia some months.
The Guianas[edit]
(11-12-13) 1940 Mr. and Mrs. Dudley Blakeley visited British Guiana but no pioneers there at present. Republics of the West Indies will appear in Vol. IX, The Bahá’í World.