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John Bridges 1824

John Bridges was born in 1824. John Bridges was in a relationship with Hannah Piddock, and has children Letitia Hannah Bridges, James Walter Bridges, Jane Elizabeth Bridges, Julia Rebbecca Bridges, Fanny Rose Bridges, Florence Ada Bridges, and Cathy Maud Bridges.

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John Bridges' History: circa 1824

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In 1824, in the year that John Bridges was born, in May through July, King Kamehameha II of Hawaii and his wife Queen Kamāmalu - who was his half-sister - travelled for a state visit to London. While in London, they both contracted measles and died a week apart.

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In 1844, on June 6th in London, George Williams set up the first YMCA based on the idea of a healthy "body, mind, and spirit" - what he considered Christian values. Now headquartered in Geneva Switzerland, there are over 57 million worldwide beneficiaries and 125 national associations.

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