R Gordon | T Banbury | R O Taylor | C L Barnes | C C Douce | A Cole
	other Black Anglican clergy | missionaries | other Black Anglicans

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W Ralph Hall Caine: 'Mr. Douce has enlisted the esteem of the white without forfeiting the confidence of the black, and his admitted success is one of the facts with which we have to reckon .... His success is indisputable.'     Jamaica Churchman, May/June 1911         [Unfortunately no picture/photograph of the Rev C C Douce has so far been found]     Jamaica Post 1893 April 18 p5 col 1 St Andrew Parish Church: The sermon on Sunday morning at the St Andrew Parish Church was preached by the Right Revd. Enos Nuttall, D.D., Bishop of Jamaica, and the lessons were read at both the morning and evening services by the Rev C. C. Douse [sic], Rector of Manchioneal. Mr. Douse is a black gentleman of education and culture, and his impressive reading of the beautiful service of the Church of England was much admired by the congregation.     Jamaica Churchman 1900 February 2 p4

Daily Gleaner 1916 November 1 page 13   A L 'Teacher' Walcott, the Black headmaster, and Anglican catechist, speaking on the history of West Branch School.

References to C C Douce's early career as a teacher.         Daily Gleaner 1911 May 18 p1   Announcement of the death of the Rev C C Douce

Diocese of Jamaica:   Synod reports:   1874 Appendix H  pp xlix-li           Catechists - 26 Douce, C C                                        Albert Town, Trelawny                                        not licensed   1876  Appendix G   p lx           Ordinations - 1876 Aug 24                                Mr C C Douce Deacon   1877 Appendix I p lxxi           Clergy list with P O addresses               Douce, C C  Stewart Town              p lxxxiii   clergy listed in order of seniority -                            Douce, Chas. C   1886 p15  Rev C C Douce on Finance Committee   1887 p77  Addresses of Clergy                      22  Douce, C C   Manchioneal, Rural Hill                                          and Boston                  p 111    Maximum salaries                    Rev C C Douce  Manchioneal    £60                                                                             Rural Hill           £60                                       Boston          £40

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	Daily Gleaner 1881 March 14 p2

Jamaica Churchman March 15 1881