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Waterhouse was the ninth born child of the Methodist minister John Waterhouse and was born in Halifax, Yorkshire.
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Waterhouse was the ninth born child of the Methodist minister John Waterhouse and was born in Halifax, Yorkshire.
He attended Kingswood School, Bath from 1832 until 1836.
Waterhouse married Elizabeth, née Watson, on 26 March 1850. He joined the Methodist society at 14 and in 1849 joined the ministry as a missionary to Fiji where he served until 1857. After two years in Australia he returned to Fiji in 1859 as chairman of the district and while touring the islands campaigned against cession to Britain.
After a period of ill health, Waterhouse left Fiji in 1864 and worked in Tasmania and Victoria.
Following the annexation of Fiji to Britain, Waterhouse returned to the islands and led the Training Institution until 1878 when he returned to Australia.
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