William Booth

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William Booth was a 19th-century British Methodist preacher who founded The Salvation Army, a worldwide Christian charitable organization dedicated to social reform and aid to the poor.

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William Booth canonical 6
General William Booth 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Christian minister
Methodist preacher
founder
human
religious leader
social reformer
burialPlace Abney Park Cemetery
causeOfDeath illness
child Ballington Booth
Bramwell Booth
Catherine Booth-Clibborn
linked to: Catherine Booth

Emma Booth
Evangeline Booth
Herbert Booth
Marie Booth
countryOfCitizenship England
United Kingdom
dateOfBirth 10 April 1829
dateOfDeath 20 August 1912
denomination Methodist
linked to: Methodism
ethnicGroup English
familyName Booth
fieldOfWork charitable work
social welfare
temperance movement
urban mission
founded The Salvation Army
linked to: Salvation Army
givenName William
influenced Bramwell Booth
The Salvation Army social work
influencedBy John Wesley
knownFor advocacy of social reform
founding a worldwide Christian charitable organization
work among the poor
languageSpoken English
movement The Salvation Army
linked to: Salvation Army
name William Booth
notableWork In Darkest England and the Way Out
founding The Salvation Army
occupation evangelist
preacher
religious leader
social reformer
placeOfBirth Nottingham, England
linked to: Nottingham
placeOfDeath London, England
positionHeld General of The Salvation Army
religion Christianity
Methodism
sexOrGender male
spouse Catherine Booth

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Booth hasNotableBearer William Booth
St Marylebone Cemetery notableBurial William Booth
William Booth name William Booth
Salvation Army founder William Booth
General William Booth Enters into Heaven hasTitleCharacter General William Booth
linked to: William Booth