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-Frustrated with other missionaries concentrated in Capetown, moved north to Kuruman.-Disappointed to find population sparsely populated.- Made treks north, in 1845 stayed to work in Mabosta.-Attacked by a lion, survived to marry Mary Moffat (Mrs. "sturdy, matter of fact.")-Problems with teammates, the Edwards, moved his family north to Chonwane.-Nomadic existence along northwest of the Kolobeng River.-Initially took Mary and the children along on the expedition but convinced to send her back to England.
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