Rev. Andrew Carey Nuttall

“The Rev. Carey Nuttall, son of the Rev. Levi Nuttall, who had been educated at Manchester College, and who gave promise of much usefulness, hoped to settle at Troyville (Baptist Church), and preached there in July 1897, but on account of an illness, had to abandon the sphere. He had ministered very successfully to a Church at Morecambe Bay, after leaving College, but was driven out of England by the ravages of the winter climate. It was hoped that in the country of his adoption he would recover strength. He never did, however, and though he preached as long as he was able in the Peninsula and other places, he passed away in 1900, to the great grief of his parents and the Churches in South Africa, which had hoped much from him. “ (The story of 100 years, 1820-1920: being The History of the Baptist Church in South Africa / Rev. HJ Batt, page 91.)

Died aged 22 in Cape Town, Western Cape