England Addressed the Keswick Convention after 17 June 1896 in Keswick, England Daughter Maria Hudson Taylor died 28 September 1897 in Wenzhou, Zhejiang, China Sailed to US with Jennie, 24 November 1897. Arrived with Jennie, 18 December 1897 in US Separation and Service published 1898 in England Tenth time in China (1898 to 1899) Arrived with Jennie, 15 January 1898 in Shanghai, China A Ribband of Blue, and other Bible Studies published 1899 in England Conference, 16 January 1899 in Chongqing, Sichuan, China Attended China Council meetings 28 June 1899 in Shanghai Sailed to Australia, New Zealand, and US with Jennie, 25 September 1899. Arrived, 5 April 1900 in San Francisco, US Addressed the Ecumenical Missions Conference after 5 April 1900 in Carnegie Hall, New York City Sailed to England from US with Jennie as the Boxer Uprising was beginning in China, 9 June 1900. Arrived, 19 June 1900 in England Retired with Jennie, after 19 June 1900 in Davos, Switzerland Resigned as Director of the China Inland Mission November 1902 Jane Elizabeth "Jennie" Faulding died 31 July 1904 in Les Chevalleyres, Switzerland Eleventh and final time in China (1905) Sailed to US (New York City) aboard the 15 February 1905 in Liverpool, Lancashire, England. Arrived aboard the RMS Baltic March 1905 in New York City Sailed to China from San Francisco, 23 March 1905. Arrived 17 April 1905 in Shanghai, China Died 3 June 1905 in Changsha, Hunan, China. Buried 9 June 1905 in Protestant Cemetery (no longer existing) in Zhenjiang, Jiangsu, China Re-burial Remains re-buried at a local church in Zhenjiang, after 28 August 2013. Works . China's Spiritual Need and Claims (1865) China & the Chinese an address to the Young (1865) China's Millions . A Retrospect (1894) After Thirty Years (1895) Separation and Service (1898) A Ribband of Blue And Other Bible Studies (1899) Archives Manuscripts and letters relating to James Hudson Taylor are held as part of the China Inland Mission collection by the Archives of the School of Oriental and African Studies in London. Honours Taylor House in YMCA of Hong Kong Christian College, which was founded by YMCA of Hong Kong, was named in commemoration of Taylor. References Bibliography . . . . Has a chapter on Hudson Taylor's marriage. . . External links Christian Biography Resources Spurgeon's "Interviews with Three of the King's Captains" Genealogy.com: The family of James Hudson Taylor Hudson