| LC control no. | n 2005029704 |
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| Descriptive conventions | rda |
| Personal name heading | Massaquoi, Momolu, 1870?-1938 |
| Variant(s) | Massaquoi, Momulu, 1870?-1938 Momolu IV, 1870?-1938 |
| Associated country | Liberia |
| Associated place | Germany United States |
| Birth date | 1870? 1869-12-06 |
| Death date | 1938-06-15 |
| Place of birth | Kpasalo (Liberia) |
| Field of activity | Vai language--Writing |
| Profession or occupation | Vai (African people)--Kings and rulers Diplomats Politicians |
| Found in | Smyke, Raymond J. The first African diplomat, c2004: t.p. (Momolu Massaquoi) p. 43, etc. (b. 1870?, Kpasalo, Liberia; d. June 15, 1938) The Vai people and their syllabic writing, 1911: title page (Momolu Massaquoi) Massaquoi, Fatima. The autobiography of an African princess, 2013: page 6 (the Massaquois became kings of Jayaloh, variously known as Jayaloh, Massaquoi, the Gallinas, even Jaiahun in British colonial records; Vai country; family kingdoms, though strongest of the kings sometimes became king of the whole of the Vai country, a position frequently held by the Massaquoi family) page 7 (the author's father, Momolu IV; Momolu Massaquoi; educated at Central Tennessee College; king over the Gallinas) page 150 (Momulu Massaquoi) Wikipedia, Jan. 29, 2018 (Momulu Massaquoi; Liberian politician and diplomat, and a prince of the Vai tribe of Sierra Leone and Liberia; served as Liberia's consul general to Germany 1922-1930; born 6 December 1869; died June 15, 1938) |
| Associated language | eng |
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