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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Label Occurrences
William Booth canonical 6
General William Booth 1

Statements (50)

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
surface form: Catherine Booth-Clibborn

Emma Booth
Evangeline Booth
Herbert Booth
Marie Booth
countryOfCitizenship England
United Kingdom
dateOfBirth 10 April 1829
dateOfDeath 20 August 1912
denomination Methodism
surface form: Methodist
ethnicGroup English
familyName Booth
fieldOfWork charitable work
social welfare
temperance movement
urban mission
founded Salvation Army
surface form: The 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 Salvation Army
surface form: The Salvation Army
name William Booth self-link
notableWork In Darkest England and the Way Out
founding The Salvation Army
occupation evangelist
preacher
religious leader
social reformer
placeOfBirth Nottingham
surface form: Nottingham, England
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 self-link
Salvation Army founder William Booth
General William Booth Enters into Heaven hasTitleCharacter William Booth
this entity surface form: General William Booth