Louisa Mary Tucker was the first wife of Frederick Tucker (later Frederick Booth Tucker). She shared Tucker’s enthusiasm for evangelism, although she entered Salvation Army service with him a little reluctantly. Once in India, however she committed herself fully to the cause of establishing The Salvation Army. She died of cholera after just a few years in India.

Margaret has researched her story, largely through The Salvation Army’s paper, War Cry, and collated the material.

For further information about Frederick Booth Tucker:
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and his book: Darkest India:
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