Macnicol, Nicol, 1870-1952 (Personal Name)

nuc88-36091: Author's The living religions of the Indian people, 1979 (hdg. on VtU rept.: Macnicol, Nicol, 1870-1952; usage: Nicol Macnicol)

LC data base, 6/7/89 (hdg.: Macnicol, Nicol, 1870-1952)

Canterbury dictionary of hymnology online, viewed 5 Feb. 2019 (MacNicol, Nicol. b. Catacol, Lochranza, Isle of Arran, 26 February 1870; d. Edinburgh, 13 February 1952. His father was minister of the United Free Church at Lochranza, later moving to Dunoon. Nicol MacNicol was educated at Glasgow High School and the University of Glasgow. He then studied at the United Free Church Theological College in Glasgow, before being ordained as a missionary to India in 1895. He spent six years at Wilson College, Bombay, before moving to the United Free Church Mission at Poona in 1901. The University of Glasgow awarded him the degrees of DLitt in 1911 and DD in 1928. In that year he was Secretary of the National Christian Council of India.)