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CYCLOPAEDIA 


METHODISM  IN  CANADA: 

CONTAINING 

Sisteial,  ^durational,  mi  £tatisti«l  Automation, 

DATING  FROM  THE  BEGINNING  OF  THE  WORK  IN  THE 

SEVERAL  PROVINCES 

OF  THE 

lonunioit  of  Canada, 

AND  EXTENDING  TO  THE 

ANNUAL  CONFERENCES  OF  1880. 

BY  THE 

REV.  GEORGE  EL  CORNISH. 


®UfIj  IfntroAurfioit 

BY  THE 

REV.  JOHN  CARROLL,  D.D. 


TORONTO : 

Methodist  Book  and  Publishing  House. 

HALIFAX  : 

Methodist  Book-Room. 


1881. 


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Entered  according  to  the  Act  of  the  Parliament  of  Canada,  in  the  year  one  thousand 
eight  hundred  and  eighty  one,  by  the  Rev.  George  H.  Cornish,  in  the 
Office  of  the  Minister  of  Agriculture,  at  Ottawa. 


CYCLOPAEDIA  OF  METHODISM. 


BOOK  I. 


FROM  THE  BEGINNING  OF  METHODISM  IN  THE  SEVERAL 
PROVINCES  TO  THE  UNION  OF  1874. 


I 


TO  THE 


MINISTERS  AND  MEMBERS 

OF 

THE  METHODIST  CHURCH  OF  CANADA, 

IN  HEARTY  ADMIRATION 

OF  THEIR  SELF-DENYING  LABOURS  IN  PROMOTING 
THE  EXTENSION  OF 

THE  KINGDOM  OF  OUR  LORD  AND  SAVIOUR  JESUS  CHRIST, 

THIS 

Cjckrjm&ta 

IS  RESPECTFULLY 

Dtiruotrir ; 

WITH  THE  EARNEST  DESIRE  THAT 

THE  RECORD  HEREIN  CONTAINED  MAY  STIMULATE  AND  ENCOURAGE  THEM 

TO  STILL  MORE 

EARNEST  WORK  AND  SELF-SACRIFICING  DEVOTION 
IN  THE  ENLARGEMENT 
OF  THE  BOUNDARIES  OF  OUR  BELOVED 


METHODISM. 


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COMMENDATORY. 


BY  BEY.  JOHN  CARROLL,  D.D. 


The  circumstances  of  my  past  life,  rather  than  any  extraordinary  talents 
or  wisdom  native  to  myself,  authorize  me  to  speak  in  relation  to  the  contents 
of  the  following  pages.  The  whole  of  my  existence,  except  a  few  short  inter¬ 
vals,  has  been  spent  in  what  we  now  call  the  Dominion  of  Canada.  Fifty-five 
out  of  the  seventy  years  of  my  life  I  have  been  an  accredited  Methodist. 
My  childhood  was  nurtured  by  the  Methodist  ministry  of  the  Genesee  Con¬ 
ference ;  my  membership  began  while  that  Conference  still  exercised  jurisdic¬ 
tion  in  Upper  Canada  ;  my  labours  on  a  circuit,  fifty  years  ago,  began  before 
our  connection  with  the  Methodist  Episcopal  Church  of  the  United  States  was 
dissolved  ;  the  whole  of  my  half  century  of  ministerial  labour  has  been  spent, 
despite  all  the  changes,  in  connection  with  the  largest  or  central  body  of 
Colonial  Methodism  ;  and  twenty-five  of  those  years  I  held  an  official  posi¬ 
tion,  which  gave  me  large  opportunities  of  observation.  Then,  I  have  been  led 
necessarily  to  study  the  history  and  working  of  Canadian  Methodism,  and  to 
contemplate  the  lives  and  character  of  hundreds  and  hundreds  of  its  ministers 
and  members  in  preparing  at  least  eight  or  ten  books,  greater  or  smaller,  re¬ 
lating  to  these  subjects.  The  above  circumstances,  without  any  assumption 
on  my  part,  will,  perhaps,  lend  some  little  weight  to  the  testimony  I  now 
give. 

The  compiler  of  this  Cyclopaedia,  the  Kev.  Geo.  H.  Cornish,  I  hold  to 
be  pre-eminently  qualified,  by  natural  aptitude,  taste,  and  long  practice  as  a 
Statistician,  for  the  work  of  Cyclopaedist.  I  have  not  read  every  line  of  this 
volume,  but  I  was  familiar  with  almost  every  line  of  its  basis  and  precursor, 
the  original  “  Handbook  of  Canadian  Methodism  ;  ”  and  I  conned  over 
various  parts  of  the  present  work  while  it  was  in  course  of  preparation ;  be¬ 
sides  often  being  referred  to,  and  making  researches,  coincidently  with  the 
author,  in  relation  to  many  matters  treated  of  in  the  “  Handbook,”  to  cor¬ 
rect  or  verify,  as  the  case  might  be.  I  feel,  therefore,  great  confidence  and 
pleasure  in  saying,  in  the  strongest  language  possible,  that  I  regard  the  “  Cy- 
lopsedia  ”  to  be  an  indispensable  necessity  to  every  minister,  member,  and 
adherent  of  the  Methodist  Church  of  Canada,  who  would  acquire  that 
knowledge  of  her  history,  situation  and  resources  necessary  to  perform  his 
duty  to  the  Church  intelligently  and  well. 

I  make  the  above  disinterestedly  and  with  heartiness ;  indeed,  through 
the  unhappy  disposition  of  most  Methodists  to  reduce  their  purchases  of  their 


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CONFERENCE  RESOLUTIONS. 


own  literature  to  the  most  contracted  minimum,  this  work  will  naturally  tend 
to  rival  and  limit  the  circulation  of  my  own  works.  Therefore,  I  even 
write  against  my  own  interests  when  I  say,  with  my  whole  heart,  that  I  do 
hope,  whatever  becomes  of  mine,  that  there  will  not  be  a  Methodist  family 
from  Newfoundland  to  British  Columbia,  and  from  the  Lakes  to  the  Frozen 
Ocean,  without  a  copy  of  the  “  Cyclopaedia.” 

JOHN  CARROLL. 

Riverside,  Toronto,  June,  1880. 


CONFERENCE  RESOLUTIONS. 


1.  From  the  Minutes  of  the  London  Conference  of  the  Methodist  Church 
of  Canada,  which  met  in  St.  Thomas,  June,  1878  : — 

“Cyclopedia  op  Methodism.— Moved  by  Rev.  John  A.  Williams,  D.D.,  seconded  by 
Rev.  James  Gray,  and 

“  Resolved, — That  having  been  informed  that  the  Rev.  George  H.  Cornish  has  in  course  of 
preparation  a  volume  entitled  1  Cyclopaedia  of  Methodism  in  Canada,’  containing  a  full 
account  of  the  men  and  circuits  of  the  Wesleyan,  the  New  Connexion,  and  the  Eastern  British 
American  Conferences  to  the  year  1874,  and  of  the  six  Annual  Conferences  of  the  Methodist 
Church  of  Canada  from  1874  to  1880,  with  full  tabulated  Statistics,  and  an  account  of  the 
General  Conferences  of  1874  and  1878,  together  with  an  Epitome  of  the  chief  facts  of 
Methodist  history,  this  Conference  earnestly  requests  that  it  be  published  as  soon  as  practic¬ 
able,  and  that  we  pledge  ourselves  to  give  it  our  hearty  support. 

2.  From  the  Minutes  of  the  Toronto  Conference,  which  met  in  the  Rich¬ 
mond  Street  Church,  Toronto,  in  June,  1878  : — 

Request  to  Rev.  George  H.  Cornish.— Moved  by  Rev.  Wellington  Jeffers,  D.D.,  se¬ 
conded  by  Rev.  John  G.  Laird,  and 

“  Resolved, — That  this  Conference  having  heard  that  the  Rev.  George  H.  Cornish,  of  the 
London  Conference,  is  preparing  for  the  press  a  volume  entitled  ‘  Cyclopedia  of  Method- 
dism  in  Canada,’  embracing  a  full  record  of  the  Wesleyan  Methodist,  the  Eastern  British 
America  and  the  New  Connexion  Conferences  down  to  the  year  1874,  and  of  the  six  Annual 
Conferences  from  1874  to  1880,  with  tabulated  statements  of  statistics,  an  Epitome  of  the  chief 
events  of  Methodist  history,  and  an  account  of  the  General  Conferences  of  1874  and  1878  ; 
we  do  earnestly  request  him  to  have  it  published  as  soon  as  practicable,  and  pledge  him  our 
hearty  support.” 


CONFERENCE  RESOLUTIONS. 


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3.  From  the  Minutes  of  the  Montreal  Conference,  which  met  in  Brock ville 
in  June,  1878  : — 

“  Cyclopaedia  of  Methodism.— Moved  by  Rev.  William  Scott,  seconded  by  Rev. 
William  S.  Blackstock,  and 

“  Resolved, — That  the  Conference  approves  of  the  projected  publication  by  the  Rev. 
Geo.  H.  Cornish  of  a  Cyclopedia  of  Methodism  in  Canada,  being  an  enlargement  of  his 
1  Handbook  on  Methodism,’  which  comes  down  to  1867.  The  members  of  the  Conference 
will  endeavour  to  promote  its  circulation,  as  affording  valuable  and  useful  information  on 
the  history  of  Methodism,  and  the  relation  of  Ministers  to  their  work  from  the  beginning  to 
the  Conferences  of  1880.”’ 

4.  From  the  Journal  of  the  General  Conference  of  1878  : — 

“Cyclopaedia  of  Methodism.— Moved  by  Rev.  Joseph  Hart,  of  the  New  Brunswick 
and  Prince  Edward  Island  Conference,  seconded  by  Rev.  Alexander  Sutherland,  of  the  Toronto 
Conference,  and 

“  Resolved, — That  this  General  Conference,  approving  of  the  efforts  of  the  Rev.  George  H. 
Cornish,  of  the  London  Conference,  to  furnish  a  Cyclopaedia  of  Methodism  in  Canada, 
embracing  the  history  of  the  late  Canada  Conference,  the  Conference  of  Eastern  British 
America  and  the  New  Connexion  Conference,  and  of  the  six  Annual  Conferences  now  consti¬ 
tuting  the  Methodist  Church  of  Canada,  hereby  requests  that  the  work  may  be  published  as 
soon  as  practicable,  and  pledges  its  hearty  support  to  this  valuable  work.” 


EXPLANATION 


OF 

ABBREVIATIONS  USED  IN  THIS  VOLUME. 

\ 


Agt.  V.  C. — Agent  of  Victoria  College. 

Asst.  Ed. — Assistant  Editor. 

B.  C. — British  Columbia. 

C.  — The  year  thus  marked  was  travelled  under  the 

direction  of  a  Presiding  Elder  or  Chairman. 

C.  B. — Cape  Breton. 

C.  E. — Canada  East. 

Ch.  C.  E.  D. — Chairman  Canada  Eastern  District. 
Chmn.  — Chairman. 

Ch.  L.  S.  D. — Chairman  Lake  Superior  District. 
Co-Del.  — Co-Delegate. 

Dem  .  — Demerara. 

Dist. — District. 

Eng.  — England. 

Fch.  Mis. — French  Mission. 

F.  Sec. — Financial  Secretary. 

Gen.  Conf. — General  Conference. 

Germ.  Mis. — German  Mission. 

Genl.  Conf. — General  Conference  Methodist  Epis¬ 
copal  Church,  U.S. 

Germ.  Mis. — German  Mission. 

Gov.  F.  C. — Governor  Female  College,  Hamilton, 
C.W. 

Gov.  V.  C. — Governor  Victoria  College,  Cobourg, 
C.W. 

H.  B.  T. — Hudson’s  Bay  Territory. 

I.  of  W. — Isle  of  Wight. 

Man.  — Manitoba. 

N.  B. — New  Brunswick. 

N  fd.  — N  ewfoundland. 

N.  J. — Newr  Jersey. 

N.  S. — Nova  Scotia. 

N.  Y.—  New  York. 

O.  or  Ont. — Ontario. 

Or. — Ordained. 

Or.  D. — Ordained  Deacon. 


Or.  E. — Ordained  Elder. 

P.  Eld. — Presiding  Elder. 

P.  E.  I. — Prince  Edward  Island. 

Pres.  Conf. — President  of  Conference. 

Prof. — Professor. 

Que. — Quebec. 

R.  Can.  Conf. — Received  into  Canada  Conference. 
R.  F.  C. — Received  into  full  connexion  with  the 
Conference. 

R.  F.  0.  and  O. — Received  into  full  connexion  and 
ordained. 

R.  M.  E.  U.  S. — Received  from  Methodist  Episco¬ 
pal  Church,  U.S. 

R.  New.  Con. — Received  from  New  Connexion 
Methodist  Church. 

R.  on  T. — Received  on  Trial. 

R.  P.  M. — Received  from  Primitive  Methodist 

Church. 

Sec.  Conf. — Secretary  of  Conference. 

S.  and  T.  V.  C. — Secretary  and  Treasurer  of  Vic¬ 

toria  College. 

Stlt. — Student. 

Sup’d.  — Superannuated. 

Sup’y. — Supernumerary. 

S.  V.  C. — Student  Victoria  College. 

Tp. — Township. 

Tutor  U.  C.  A. — Tutor  Upper  Canada  Academy. 
Tutor  V.  C. — Tutor  Victoria  College. 

U.  S.— United  States. 

U.  V.  C. — Undergraduate  Victoria  College. 

Van.  I. — Vancouver’s  Island. 

W.  A. — Western  Africa. 

W.  I. — West  Indies.  v 

W  es.  — W  esleyan. 

W.  T.  C. — Wesleyan  Theological  College,  Mon¬ 
treal. 


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PEE  FACE. 


Eighteen  years’  devoted  to  labourious  Mission  and  Circuit  work,  have 
passed  away  since  we  began  to  collect,  in  definite  form,  the  contents  of  this 
volume.  The  work  was  begun  from  a  felt  personal  need  of  such  a  collection 
of  facts,  and  from  a  conviction  that  a  volume  containing,  in  connected  form, 
a  list  of  the  Circuits  on  which  each  minister  had  been  stationed,  the  period  of 
his  reception  on  trial,  ordination,  etc.,  together  with  historical,  educational 
and  statistical  information,  would  be  very  valuable  as  a  work  of  reference, 
and  help  to  preserve  the  memory  of  those  men  whose  unblemished  lives  have 
adorned  the  doctrines  of  the  Gospel,  and  whose  faithful,  self-denying  labours 
have  been  successful  in  leading  thousands  to  Christ. 

The  careful  student  of  Methodist  history  will  find  in  these  pages  suffi¬ 
cient  to  encourage,  admonish  aud  instruct  him.  The  trials  and  triumphs  of 
the  heroes  of  Young  Canadian  Methodism  are  not  forgotten.  They  are  pre¬ 
cious  memories  of  the  past — memories  embalmed  in  the  gratitude  of  the  tens 
of  thousands  who  have  been  saved  and  profited  through  their  ministry.  A 
more  noble  and  glorious  class  of  men  than  the  Methodist  pioneers  of  this 
country  cannot  be  found  this  side  the  Apostles.  They  excel  in  some  particulars 
even  the  noble  men  of  the  Lutheran  Reformation.  Their  courage,  their  zeal, 
their  self-devotion,  their  power  with  God  and  men,  and  the  wonderful  and 
immediate  effects  produced  by  their  preaching,  can  scarcely  find  a  parallel 
in  all  past  history. 

The  results  of  Methodism  in  the  social,  civil  and  religious  interests  of  the 
world,  are  not  appreciated — are  not  known  even.  Indeed  they  cannot  be  till 
the  great  balance  sheet  shall  be  made  up.  Methodism  saved  England  from 
French  atheism  and  anarchy;  the  United  States  from  antinomianism  and  a 
licentious  liberalism  ;  and  Canada  from  a  State  ecclesiasticism.  It  has  saved 
the  Protestant  Churches  of  Great  Britain  and  America  from  the  stupor  of  the 
dark  ages.  Those  blessed  men  who  were  the  immediate  instruments  of  this 
great  salvation  are  worthy  of  monuments  more  enduring  than  the  pyramids 
of  Egypt.  The  fragrance  of  their  memory  will  be  as  fresh  a  thousand  years 
hence  as  it  is  now  ;  never,  never  lost — rather  increasing  in  its  preciousness  till 
Gospel  triumphs  shall  culminate  in  glory. 

In  the  year  1867  we  published  the  “  Handbook  of  Canadian  Metho¬ 
dism,”  which  contained  a  full  record  of  all  the  ministers  and  preachers  whose 
names  had  appeared  in  the  Minutes  of  Conference  down  to  that  date,  together 
with  those  who  travelled  in  Canada  under  the  direction  of  the  Methodist 
Episcopal  Church  of  the  United  States  of  America,  prior  to  the  formation  of 
the  Canada  Conference,  and  those  who  laboured  under  the  direction  of  the 
British  Wesleyan  Conference. 


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PREFACE. 


The  thirteen  years  which  have  passed  since  the  issue  of  that  volume 
have  not  been  years  of  idleness  or  unfruitfulness.  Methodism,  as  will  be  seen 
from  the  tabulated  statements  herein  contained,  has  wonderfully  prospered. 
The  “Conference  of  Eastern  British  America,”  the  “Conference  of  the  Methodist 
New  Connexion,”  and  the  “Conference  of  the  Canada  Wesleyan  Methodists,” 
have  become  amalgamated  under  the  name  of  the  “  Methodist  Church  of 
Canada.”  We  have  therefore  deemed  it  advisable  to  enlarge  and  extend  the 
“Handbook”  to  the  Annual  Conferences  of  1880,  under  the  name  of  the 
“  Cyclopaedia  of  Methodism  in  Canada,”  so  as  to  include  the  names  of  the 
ministers,  and  the  statistics  of  the  three  bodies.  In  many  respects  this  has 
proven  to  be  a  very  difficult  task,  owing  in  part  to  the  great  extent  of  territory 
to  be  examined  and  the  difficulty  of  obtaining  the  earlier  records  of  the 
Churches. 

It  will  be  noted  that  in  Book  I.  we  have  given  the  Alphabetical  List  of 
each  of  the  three  Conferences,  distinct,  down  to  1874  ;  and  in  Book  II.  each 
of  the  Six  Annual  Conferences,  from  the  Union  of  1874  to  1880. 

Great  care  has  been  taken  to  have  every  item  as  correct  as  possible ;  and 
to  accomplish  this,  the  Minutes  of  the  Conferences  of  the  Methodist  Episcopal 
Church,  U.  S.,  Yol.  I.,  1773  to  1813;  Minutes  of  the  Canada,  Eastern  British 
American,  and  New  Connexion  Conferences  ;  several  of  the  English  Minutes, 
and  Magazines ;  the  written  Journals  of  the  Lower  Canada  District ;  the 
Reports  of  the  Missionary  Society  ;  Douse’s  Register ;  Hill’s  Arrangement ; 
Playter’s  History  of  Methodism  ;  Carroll’s  Past  and  Present ;  Stevens’  Life  of 
Dr.  Bangs ;  Savage’s  Life  of  Rev.  Wm.  McClure ;  Smith’s  History  of  Method¬ 
ism  in  Eastern  British  America ;  Carroll’s  Case  and  his  Co-temporaries;  Memo¬ 
rials  of  Methodist  Preachers,  by  G.  O.  Huestis ;  Webster’s  History  of  the 
M.  E.  Church  in  Canada,  etc.,  have  all  been  diligently  examined :  and  with¬ 
out  encumbering  the  work  with  numerous  references  to  these  volumes,  the  Com¬ 
piler,  would  here  acknowledge  his  indebtedness  to  them,  and  at  the  same  time 
tender  his  hearty  thanks  to  those  brethren  who  have  from  time  to  time  given 
him  much  private  information  and  advice,  and  to  many  who  have  so  kindly 
and  promptly  responded,  by  letter  or  post  card,  to  his  inquiries.  To  my  dear 
friend  and  brother,  the  Rev.  John  Carroll,  D.D.,  I  would  also  tender  my 
special  thanks  for  his  valuable  help  and  many  kind  words. 

And  now  having,  in  the  good  providence  of  God,  been  permitted  to  com¬ 
plete  this  volume,  we  cherish  the  hope  that  it  will  supply  an  acknowledged 
want  in  reference  to  the  Statistics  of  Methodism,  and  prove  useful  as  a  work 
of  reference  to  every  minister  and  member  of  the  Church. 

Praying  that  Methodism  may  continue  to  move  onward  in  its  march  of 
glorious  triumph,  until  all  flesh  shall  see  the  salvation  of  God,  this  volume 
is  commended  to  the  patronage  of  the  Church,  confidently  relying  upon  their 
help  and  support  in  securing  for  it  a  large  circulation. 

GEO.  H.  CORNISH. 

Burlington,  Ontario,  October,  1880. 


RHiV.  JOHN  CARROLL  L.L 


INTRODUCTION: 

BEING  AN  EPITOME  OF 

®Ij£  Histoni  of  Central  JEDIjoiiisttt 

IN  THE 

BRITISH  NORTH  AMERICAN  PROVINCES, 

FROM  ITS  BEGINNING  IN  EACH  PROVINCE  DOWN  TO  1874. 

BY  THE 

REV.  JOHN  CARROLL,  D.D., 

Of  the  Toronto  Conference. 


Methodism  was  the  result  of  a  revival,  or  a  quickening  of  sundry  clergy¬ 
men  of  the  Established  Church  of  England,  and  others,  into  a  more  exalted 
state  of  spiritual  life,  which  commenced  within  the  first  quarter  of  the  eight¬ 
eenth  century,  in  England.  At  first  its  adherents  consisted  of  spiritually- 
minded  members  of  different  religious  communities,  whose  common  experience 
of  the  love  of  God  shed  abroad  in  their  hearts  constituted  a  sympathetic  tie 
among  them.  Methodism’s  first  organized  embodiment  was  in  the  “  United 
Societies,”  banded  together  “  in  1739,”  and  which  existed  “first  in  Europe, and 
then  in  America.” 

In  the  United  States  these  were  consolidated  into  an  independent  ecclesi¬ 
astical  body,  under  the  name  of  the  “  Methodist  Episcopal  Church.”  Although 
nominally  “  Episcopal,”  and  presenting  the  distinction  and  names  of  the  three 
clerical  orders,  which  obtained  as  early  as  the  patristic  age — namely,  those  of 
“  bishops,”  “  elders  ”  and  “  deacons  ” — its  bishops  were  simply  elders,  set  apart 
to  the  office  of  “  General  Superintendents  ”  over  the  rest,  as  a  useful  arrange¬ 
ment,  and  not  as  possessing  any  essential  superiority  over  their  fellow-presby¬ 
ters  by  “ divine  right.”  This  was  the  act  of  John  Wesley,  who  only  claimed 
himself  to  be  a  presbyter  of  the  Church  of  England. 

In  Britain,  although  Mr.  Wesley  ordained  certain  of  his  preachers  to  dis¬ 
pense  the  Sacraments,  under  certain  circumstances,  Methodism  did  not  as¬ 
sume  a  nominal  Church  status,  distinct  from  others,  until  after  Mr.  Wesley’s 
death,  subsequently  to  which  it  gradually  crystallized  into  an  ecclesiastical 
organization,  with  the  conditions,  appliances,  and  style  of  the  “Wesleyan 
Church.” 


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INTRODUCTION. 


Newfoundland,  the  most  easterly  of  the  colonies,  was  the  first  to  receive 
an  essential,  though  peculiar,  modification  of  Methodism.  It  was  introduced 
into  that  island  by  Laurence  Coughland,  one  of  the  three  Irishmen  to  whom 
we  owe  the  plantation  of  Methodism  in  America,  in  three  several  places,  the 
other  two  being  Embury  and  Strawbridge.  Mr.  Coughland  had  been  received 
on  trial  as  a  travelling  preacher  by  Mr.  Wesley  in  1755,  and  laboured  very 
successfully  in  that  relation  until  17G4,  when  he  obtained  ordination  from 
Erasmus,  a  Syrian  Bishop,  in  London,  England.  In  1765  we  find  him  in  New¬ 
foundland  (thus  taking  priority  of  Embury  and  Strawbridge  by  one  year), 
but  under  whose  auspices  he  commenced  his  career  of  colonial  evangelization, 
it  is  hard  to  determine  with  certainty.  He  at  first  located  himself  at  Con¬ 
ception  Bay,  and  afterward  extended  his  labours  to  Harbour  Grace,  Carbonear, 
and  Black  Head.  After  returning  to  England  for  a  space,  to  receive  orders 
from  the  Bishop  of  London,  he  dispensed  the  ordinances  as  a  regular  clergy¬ 
man,  and  preached  with  marked  demonstration  and  power.  In  1767,  Lady 
Huntingdon’s  Missionary  Society  took  him  under  their  patronage  and  pay.  His 
labours  were  divinely  owned  in  producing  a  very  great  revival  in  the  various 
settlements  of  the  islands ;  and  Mr.  C.  adopted  Mr.  Wesley’s  Society  arrange¬ 
ment  as  a  means  of  disciplining  and  watching  over  his  spiritual  children  ;  keep¬ 
ing  up  a  friendly  correspondence  with  the  founder  of  the  Methodist  Societies 
during  the  whole  time  of  his  sojourn  in  the  colony.  In  1772  Mr.  Coughland 
began  to  look  “  homewards,”  and  in  1773  he  left  Newfoundland.  In  1776  he 
was  minister  of  Cumberland  Street  Chapel,  London,  England.  Some  time 
after  he  applied  to  Mr.  Wesley  for  a  circuit,  but  the  “  Master  bade  him  rest 
from  his  labours.”*  The  work  in  the  island  was  aided  in  Coughland’s  time, 
and  to  a  certain  extent  kept  up  afterward,  by  sundry  Methodist  local  preachers 
who  came  to  the  island,  or  were  raised  up  therein. 

In  1785  an  itinerant  preacher  was  sent  by  Mr.  Wesley  to  the  colony  di¬ 
rect.  This  was  John  McGeary,  who  did  not  remain  very  long.  In  1799  the 
British  Conference  sent  James  Bulpit  to  succeed  McGeary  and  carry  on  the 
mission.  The  work  of  salvation  received  a  great  impulse  there  at  several 
different  periods,  by  the  visits  and  efficient  ministrations  of  William  Black, 
from  Nova  Scotia,  to  whom,  and  whose  province  with  the  neighbouring  ones, 
we  must  now  turn  our  attention. 

Methodism  in  Nova  Scotia  came  into  existence  with  Mr.  Black’s  conver¬ 
sion  in  1779,  and  was  greatly  promoted  by  his  instant  and  unremitting  labours 
as  a  preacher.  The  instruments  of  his  personal  salvation  were  some  newly 
arrived  Yorkshire  Methodists,  and  the  perusal  of  the  Rev.  John  Wesley’s 
Sermons.  He  opened  a  correspondence  with  this  father  in  the  Gospel,  with 
whom  he  held  epistolary  intercourse  till  Mr.  Wesley’s  death  in  1791.  But  the  ex¬ 
istence  of  American  Methodism  was  known  and  acknowledged  by  Black,  who 
visited  Coke  and  Asbury  at  the  celebrated  Christmas  Conference  of  1784.  In 
1791,  the  very  year  that  an  itinerant  preacher  was  regularly  deputed  to  Upper 
Canada,  he  again  visited  Philadelphia  and  New  York,  and  received  ordination 
(first  as  deacon,  and  then  as  elder)  from  Dr.  Coke,  and  obtained  six  additional 

*  Abridged  from  T.  Watson  Smith’s  History. 


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missionaries  from  the  Republic  for  the  colonies.  The  staff  of  preachers  for 
that  year  (1791-92)  stood  in  the  American  Minutes  as  follows  : — 

William  Black,  Elder. 

Halifax — William  Jessup,  John  Mann. 

Liverpool — Thomas  Whitehead. 

Shelburne — William  Early. 

Cumberland — Benjamin  Fidler. 

Newport — John  Cooper. 

St.  John — John  Ragan. 

Annapolis — James  Boyd. 

Previous  to  this,  American  preachers  had  been  appointed  to  the  Eastern 
Provinces  from  time  to  time,  among  whom  were  Freeborn  Garrettson  and 
James  0.  Cromwell.  All  the  preachers  in  those  provinces  who  were  ordained 
in  America,  down  to  1802,  were  ordained  by  the  bishops  of  the  Methodist 
Episcopal  Church  of  America,  and  one  or  two  afterwards. 

New  Brunswick,  Prince  Edward  Island,  and  Cape  Breton  received  Method¬ 
ism  and  its  institutions  from  Nova  Scotia  during  the  foregoing  lapse  of  time. 

By  1801  all  the  American  preachers  were  withdrawn  from  these  provinces, 
and  as  far  as  supplied  at  all,  they  were  supplied  from  England,  their  names 
appearing  in  the  English  Wesleyan  Minutes,  the  Wesleyan  usages  and  termin¬ 
ology  being  thenceforth  employed.  The  work  from  New  Brunswick,  eastward 
to  Newfoundland,  stood  as  Missionary  Districts  connected  with  the  British 
Conference.  In  1855  those  districts  were  organized  into  a  Wesleyan  Confer¬ 
ence,  affiliated  to  the  British  Conference,  under  the  style  of  the  “  Conference 
of  Eastern  British  America.”  When  that  Conference  was  created  there  were 
70  circuits  and  missions,  88  ministers,  102  local  preachers,  222  chapels,  393 
other  preaching  places,  1,162  day  scholars,  91,114  Sunday-school  scholars,  with 
13,136  members  in  Church  fellowship,  and  an  estimated  attendance  of  65,690 
on  public  worship. 

The  work  in  that  part  of  North  America  continued  to  stand  in  that  re¬ 
lation  until  1874,  when  it  was  merged  in  the  comprehensive  organization 
known  as  the  “  Methodist  Church  of  Canada,”  and  divided,  for  administra¬ 
tive  purposes,  into  three  Annual  Conferences — namely,  Nova  Scotia,  New 
Brunswick  and  Prince  Edward  Island,  and  Newfoundland  Conferences. 

In  the  Province  of  Canada,  a  few  local  preachers  represented  Methodism 
before  1790  ;  a  Mr.  Tuffy,  of  the  British  Connexion  in  Quebec,  for  a  time, 
and  Messrs.  McCarty,  Lyons,  and  Neal  in  the  upper  part  of  the  Province. 
That  year,  William  Losee,  a  preacher  on  trial  for  the  ministry  of  the  Metho¬ 
dist  Episcopal  Church  in  the  United  States,  but  without  a  definite  appoint¬ 
ment,  being  left  “  to  range  at  large,”  came  into  the  St.  Lawwence  and  Bay 
Quinte  country,  preached,  formed  some  classes,  and  bore  back  with  him 
petitions  for  his  re-appointment.  The  next  year,  in  1791,  the  year  the  Upper 
Canada  Provincial  Act  was  promulgated,  Mr.  Losee  returned,  having  been 
regularly  stationed  in  the  Kingston  Circuit  by  the  New  York  Conference. 
The  following  year  Mr.  Losee  received  deacon’s  orders,  and  was  returned  to 
the  Province  by  the  same  authority  as  before,  being  also  accompanied  by  an- 


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INTRODUCTION. 


other  minister  in  elder’s  orders — the  Rev.  Darius  Dunham.  Mr.  Dunham 
took  the  Cataraqui  Circuit,  and  Mr.  Losee  the  Oswegotchie.  By  1799  there 
was  a  Presiding  Elder’s  District,  with  three  Circuits  and  four  preachers.  The 
circuits  and  incumbents  were  as  follows  : — 

Bay  Quinte — Darius  Dunham,  P.  E. 

Oswegotchie — Samuel  Coate. 

Niagara — James  Coleman,  Michael  Coate. 

The  preachers  for  Canada  sometimes  stood  in  connection  with  one  American 
Annual  Conference,  and  sometimes  another ;  or  sometimes  those  in  Lower 
Canada  were  related  to  a  different  Conference  from  those  in  Upper  Canada, 
but  both  were  always  connected  with  the  Methodist  Episcopal  Church  in  the 
United  States  until  1812,  when  the  American  war  broke  out.  In  1810  a  new 
Conference  was  organized,  called  the  Genesee  Annual  Conference,  and  the 
Canada  preachers  were  mostly  comprehended  within  its  boundaries — Upper 
Canada  always  until  1824.  At  the  opening  of  the  Conference  year  1812-13, 
all  the  preachers  in  Canada  excepting  those  on  the  border  circuits,  Dunham 
and  Stanstead,  stood  connected  with  this  Conference,  and  a  Presiding  Elder’s 
District  staff  designated  to  each  Province.  The  stations  and  preachers  for 
Lower  Canada  were  as  follows  : — 

Nathan  Bangs,  Presiding  Elder. 

Montreal — Nathan  Bangs. 

Quebec — Thomas  Burch. 

Ottawa — Robert  Hibbard. 

St.  Francis  River — Samuel  Luckey,  Israel  F.  Chamberlain. 

Nathan  Bangs,  SamuelJLuckey,  and  Israel  F.  Chamberlain,  being  American 
citizens,  turned  back  on  account  of  the  war.  Robert  Hibbard,  although  an 
American,  having  been  in  the  country  the  year  before,  and  having  formed  a 
tender  attachment  in  it,  and  not  likely  to  be  molested,  as  being  far  from  the 
lines,  remained;  but  during  the  first  autumn,  in  a  journey  made  to  serve  the 
interests  of  his  previous  year’s  circuit,  was  drowned  in  the  St.  Lawrence,  near 
Montreal.  Thomas  Burch,  who  was  a  British-born  subject,  came  forward  to 
his  work,  but  took  the  place  of  Nathan  Bangs,  in  Montreal,  as  being  the 
most  important,  and  went  at  first  to  Quebec  occasionally  ;  but  after  some 
months  he  ceased  to  go  altogether,  of  which  the  reader  will  please  to  take  note. 

The  Rev.  Henry  Ryan  was  the  Presiding  Elder  of  the  Upper  Canada 
District,  in  charge  of  seven  circuits  and  twelve  preachers.  Several  of  these 
had  been  American  citizens,  but  we  have  no  evidence  that  any  of  them  went 
out  of  the  Province  on  that  account,  during  the  war,  excepting  George  W 
Densmore ;  but  two  who  had  come  in  from  the  States,  and  were  regarded  as 
Americans,  were  not  found  in  the  itinerant  ranks  at  its  close,  although  they 
afterward  returned ato  the  work — these  were  Isaac  B.  Smith  and  Joseph  Gat- 
chell.  Ryan  supplied  their  places  by  local  preachers,  and  also  took  charge  of 
Montreal  and  Ottawa,  in  Lower  Canada,  for  both  of  which  he  provided. 

The  Quebec  Methodists  became  dissatisfied  at  their  long  season  of  desti¬ 
tution  of  Gospel  ordinances,  and  applied  to  the  Chairman  of  the  Nova  Scotia 

“  -  ll  - 

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INTRODUCTION. 


17 


District  for  a  supply,  and  through  his  representations  a  minister  was  sent  from 
the  British  Conference,  the  Rev.  John  B.  Strong,  who  arrived  in  June,  1814. 
The  larger  part  of  the  Society  in  Montreal,  no  doubt  on  account  of  prejudices 
created  by  the  war,  also  desired  to  be  supplied  by  a  preacher  from  the  British 
Conference.  In  answer  to  that  request,  the  Rev.  Richard  Williams  arrived  in 
that  city  in  1815,  about  the  time  that  Thomas  Burch  returned  to  the  United 
States.  The  majority  of  the  Society  siding  with  the  British  missionary 
he  was  put  in  possession  of  the  chapel,  under  the  plea  that  the  funds  by 
which  it  was  principally  erected  were  raised  among  the  Methodists  of 
England.  With  them  it  remained.  A  preacher,  however,  was  provided  for 
the  American  sympathizing  minority,  who  worshipped  in  a  public  hall  until 
the  difficulty  was  settled  between  the  American  and  the  British  Conferences, 
which  was  not  until  the  year  1820.  By  that  time  upon  one  plea  or  another, 
British  preachers  had  established  themselves  in  other  parts  of  Lower  Canada, 
and  as  far  west  in  Upper  Canada  as  Niagara  and  St.  Catharines,  inchiding 
such  intermediate  places  as  Bay  Quintd,  Kingston,  Johnstown,  Cornwall  and 
York. 

The  adjustment  of  the  difficulty  at  the  time  above  mentioned  (1820)  was 
effected  by  allotting  the  Upper  Province  to  the  American  preachers,  and  the 
Lower  Province  to  the  British,  who  were  respectively  under  the  jurisdiction  of 
the  Conference,  each  of  his  several  country— excepting  that  a  British  mis¬ 
sionary  was  allowed  to  remain  in  Kingston,  because  of  the  soldiers  at  the  fort, 
and  that  the  American  Conference  supplied  the  people  on  the  Lower  Canada 
side  of  the  Ottawa  river.  For  a  period  of  twelve  years,  or  until  1832,  there 
was  no  attempted  disturbance  of  this  arrangement,  each  regarding  the  other 
as  a  co-ordinate  Methodist  Church  on  its  own  specified  ground.  Mr.  Wesley’s 
old  maxim  was  re-affirmed,  namely,  “  Methodism  is  one  all  the  world  over.” 

Four  years  after — that  is  to  say,  in  1824 — the  Upper  Canada  work,  con¬ 
sisting  of  thirty-five  ministers  and  preachers,  and  six  thousand  one  hundred 
and  fifty  members,  was  placed  under  an  Annual  Conference  of  its  own.  After 
a  series  of  discussions  and  agitations,  the  Annual  Conference  (intending  to  re¬ 
tain  the  Episcopal  form  of  Methodism  in  Upper  Canada),  principally  for  civil 
and  national  reasons,  asked  for  a  peaceable  separation  from  the  parent 
Connexion  in  the  Dnited  States.  This  was  finally  consented  to  at  the  General 
Conference  in  1828,  and  in  the  following  October  the  Canada  Conference 
organized  itself  into  a  “  Methodist  Episcopal  Church  in  Canada.”  Although 
its  constitution  provided  for  a  bishop,  and  three  at  least  were  elected,  neither 
of  them  accepted  the  office,  or  was  ordained.  The  functions  of  the  General 
Superintendency,  except  ordinations,  were  performed  by  the  Rev.  William 
Case,  who  was  appointed  to  that  office  pro  tempore. 

After  the  lapse  of  four  years— that  is  to  say,  in  1832— the  British  Confer¬ 
ence,  believing  that  their  compact  with  the  American  Conference  about  terri¬ 
torial  lines  was  dissolved  by  the  Canada  Church  having  gone  out  from  under 
its  jurisdiction, and  that  the  Provincial  Church  had  more  missionary  ground  than 
it  had  men  and  means  to  cultivate,  as  shown  by  their  appealing  to  the  English 
public  for  funds  to  carry  on  its  expanding  Indian  Missions,  determined  to  oc- 
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INTRODUCTION. 


cupy  any  openings  in  theUpper  Province  that  presented  themselves.  To  discover 
where  such  openings  were,  one  of  the  missionary  secretaries,  the  Rev.  Robert 
Alder,  was  sent  out  as  a  deputation  to  make  enquiry.  He  was  invited  to  re¬ 
main  and  confer  with  the  approaching  session  of  the  Canada  Conference,  which 
sat  in  Hallowell,  now  Picton,  in  the  month  of  August,  1832.  The  delibera¬ 
tions  between  him  and  the  Conference  led  to  the  proposal  of  preliminary  Arti¬ 
cles  of  Union  with  the  British  Conference.  A  delegate  was  sent  to  England, 
and  with  slight  modifications,  which  were  all  in  favour  of  Canada,  the  Articles 
were  accepted  by  the  British  Conference,  and  were  accompanied  in  their  re¬ 
turn  by  two  of  its  eminent  ministers.  The  union  was  finally  ratified  in  York, 
now  Toronto,  in  the  month  of  October,  1833. 

The  arrangement  embraced  the  change  of  the  Church  s  name  from 
“Methodist  Episcopal  ”  to  “  Wesleyan  Methodist  ;  ”  the  substitution  of  an 
Annual  Presidency  for  a  life-long  Episcopacy ;  the  compression  of  two  orders 
into  one,;  the  discontinuation  of  the  ordination  of  local  preachers,  and  the  sub¬ 
stitution  of  a  Local  Preachers’  Meeting  for  a  District  Conference.  The 
missions  were  placed  in  a  more  immediate  connection  w  ith  the  British  C  on- 
ference,  which  was  responsible  for  the  funds  necessary  for  carrying  them  on, 
the  sums  raised  in  Canada  for  missionary  purposes  being  considered  as  auxili¬ 
ary  to  those  of  the  “  British  Wesleyan  Missionary  Society.”  These,  with  some 
minor  details,  were  carried,  after  carefully  observing  all  the  required  provisos, 
by  constitutional  majorities,  both  in  the  Annual  and  General  Conferences, 
and  finally  by  a  unanimous  rising  vote  in  the  Conference  of  1833.  The  Rev. 
George  Marsden,  of  the  British  Conference,  became  the  first  Wesleyan  Presi¬ 
dent ;  and  the  Rev.  Joseph  Stinson,  appointed  by  the  same  authority,  was  in¬ 
stalled  as  Superintendent  of  Missions.  All  the  details  which  affected  the  laity 
and  local  preachers,  which  had  to  be  submitted  to  the  Quarterly  Conferences, 
received  the  required  majority  of  suffrages  to  make  them  constitutionally 
valid  during  the  year  1833-34,  and  the  new  Discipline  was  immediately  pub¬ 
lished.  This  Union  measure,  however,  gave  occasion  to  some  dissatisfied  per¬ 
sons— mostly  local  preachers  at  first— within  the  next  two  or  three  years,  to 
enter  into  a  new  organization,  adopting  the  old  name,  and  claiming  to  be  the 
original  “  Methodist  Episcopal  in  Canada,  whose  name  and  constitution  had 
been  legally  changed  into  that  of  the  “Wesleyan  Methodist  Church  in  Canada.” 

After  the  lapse  of  some  years— that  is  to  say,  in  1840— the  British  Confer¬ 
ence  withdrew  from  its  co-operation  with  the  Canada  Conference,  and  re¬ 
mained  in  a  state  of  separate  operation  seven  years,  but  the  form  and  name 
of  the  Wesleyan  Methodist  Church  remained  intact  with  the  Canada  Confer¬ 
ence  during  the  period  referred  to.  In  1847  the  union  was  restored,  sub¬ 
stantially,  in  its  old  form,  and  the  two  classes  of  Wesleyan  Methodist  Socie¬ 
ties  were  consolidated.  In  1854,  by  special  arrangement  between  the  British 
and  Canadian  Conferences,  the  Lower  Canada  District  and  the  Hudson’s  Bay 
Missionary  District,  both  of  which  had  stood  in  immediate  connection  with  the 
British  Wesleyan  Conference,  became  part  and  parcel  of  the  “Wesleyan 
Methodist  Church  in  Canada.” 

In  1874,  the  Conference  of  the  Wesleyan  Methodist  Church  in  Canada, 


INTRODUCTION. 


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the  Wesleyan  Conference  of  Eastern  British  America,  and  the  Canada  Con¬ 
ference  of  the  Methodist  New  Connexion  Church,  after  some  months  of  negro- 
tiation,  organized  themselves  into  one  united  body  under  the  name  and  style 
of  the  “  Methodist  Church  of  Canada,”  dividing  the  work  into  six  An¬ 
nual  Conferences — namely,  “  London,”  “Toronto,”  “  Montreal,”  “  Nova  Scotia,” 
“New  Brunswick  and  Prince  Edward  Island,”  and  “ Newfoundland,”  with  a 
delegated  General  Conference  to  meet  quadrennially,  and  to  consist  of  equal 
numbers  of  ministerial  and  lay  delegates. 

The  past  of  Methodism  has  been  a  grand  success,  for  it  has  been  a 
constant  exhibition  of  the  “  glorious  Gospel  of  Christ.”  Its  triumphs  will 
culminate  amid  the  effulgence  of  the  latter-day  glory.  For  His  is  the  king¬ 
dom,  the  power  and  the  glory,  forever  and  ever.  Amen. 


JOHN  CARROLL. 


Riverside,  Toronto,  June,  1880. 


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I 


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CONTENTS. 


BOOK  I. 


PREFATORY. 

1.  Dedication. 

2.  Commendatory.  By  Rev.  John  Carroll,  D.D. 

3.  Conference  Resolutions. 

4.  Explanation  of  Abbreviations. 

5.  Preface. 

6.  Epitome  of  the  History  of  Methodism  in  the  British  North  American  Provinces.  By 

Rev.  Dr.  Carroll. 


PART  I. 

The  Methodist  Episcopal  Church  in  Canada,  1791  to  1833,  and  the  Wesleyan 
Methodist  Church  in  Canada,  1833  to  1874. 

1.  Record  of  Methodist  Episcopal  Conferences. 

2.  Record  of  Wesleyan  Methodist  Conferences. 

3.  New  York  and  Genesee  Conferences — Statistics  of  their  Work  in  Canada,  1791  to  1823. 

4.  The  Canada  Conference  Statistics,  1824  to  1828. 

5.  The  Methodist  Episcopal  Church  in  Canada  Statistics,  1829  to  1832. 

6.  The  Wesleyan  Methodist  Church  Statistics,  1833  to  1874. 

7.  Tabular  Statement  of  Connexional  Funds,  1833  to  1874. 

8.  Names  of  198  Ministers  connected  with  the  Methodist  Episcopal  Church  in  Canada, 

from  1790  to  1833,  classified  and  arranged  under  the  year  in  which  their  ministry 
began. 

9.  Alphabetical  Arrangement  of  Ministers  and  Probationers  for  the  Ministry  connected 

with  the  Methodist  Episcopal  Church  in  Canada,  1790  to  1833,  showing  Circuits 
travelled,  etc. 

10.  Names  of  1,045  Ministers  and  Probationers  for  the  Ministry  connected  with  the 

Wesleyan  Methodist  Church  in  Canada,  1833  to  1874,  classified  and  arranged  under 
the  year  in  which  their  ministry  began. 

11.  Alphabetical  Arrangement  of  Ministers  and  Probationers  for  the  Ministry  connected 

with  the  Wesleyan  Methodist  Church  in  Canada,  1833  to  1874,  showing  Circuits 
travelled,  etc. 

12.  Alphabetical  Arrangement  of  all  the  Circuits,  Stations,  and  Missions  of  Canadian 

Methodism.  1791  to  1874,  showing  what  Ministers  have  laboured  thereon,  Members,  etc. 

13.  The  Missions  of  the  Canada  Wesleyan  Conference,  with  Names  of  all  the  Mission¬ 

aries,  etc. 

i.  Indian  Missions  in  Ontario  and  Quebec. 

ii.  Missions  in  the  Hudson’s  Bay  Territory. 

iii.  Missions  to  the  French. 

iv.  Missions  in  British  Columbia, 

v.  Missions  to  the  Germans. 

vi.  Missions  in  Manitoba. 

vii.  Missions  in  Japan. 


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CONTENTS. 


14.  Alphabetical  List  of  the  Districts  into  which  the  Canada  Wesleyan  Conference  has 
been  divided,  showing  who  have  been  Chairmen  and  Financial  Secretaries,  also  the 
Number  of  Members  for  each  year. 


PART  II. 

The  Wesleyan  Methodist  Church  in  Eastern  British  America. 

1.  Record  of  Conferences,  1855  to  1874. 

2.  Tabular  Statement  of  Ministers,  Members,  and  Sabbath  Schools. 

3.  Tabular  Statement  of  Connexional  Funds. 

4.  Names  ol  344  Ministers  and  Probationers  for  the  Ministry  connected  with  Methodism 

in  Eastern  British  America,  1765  to  1874,  classified  and  arranged  under  the  year  in 
which  their  ministry  began. 

5.  Alphabetical  Arrangement  of  Ministers  and  Probationers  for  the  Ministry,  1765  to  1874, 

showing  Circuits  travelled,  etc. 

6.  Alphabetical  Arrangement  of  all  the  Circuits  and  Missions,  1855  to  1874. 

i.  The  Work  in  Nova  Scotia,  New  Brunswick,  Prince  Edward  Island,  Cape 
Breton,  and  Bermuda,  showing  what  Ministers  have  laboured  on  each 
Circuit,  Number  of  Members,  and  Amounts  contributed  to  the  Connexional 
Funds  for  each  year  from  1855  to  1874. 
ii.  The  Work  in  Newfoundland,  showing  what  Ministers  have  laboured,  etc. 

7.  Alphabetical  List  of  Districts,  showing  who  have  been  Chairmen  and  Financial  Secreta¬ 

ries,  also  the  Membership. 


PART  III. 

The  Methodist  New  Connexion  Church  in  Canada,  1829  to  1874. 

1.  The  Canadian  Wesleyan  Conferences,  1835  to  1841. 

2.  The  New  Connexion  Conferences,  1842  to  1874. 

3.  Tabular  Statement  of  Ministers,  Members,  and  Funds. 

4.  Names  of  310  Ministers  connected  with  New  Connexion  Methodism,  1829  to  1874, 

classified  and  arranged  under  the  year  in  which  their  ministry  began. 

5.  Alphabetical  Arrangement  of  Ministers  and  Probationers  for  the  Ministry,  1829  to  1874. 

6.  Circuits  and  Missions,  Alphabetically  Arranged,  showing  what  Ministers  have  been 

Stationed  thereon,  Number  of  Members  for  each  year,  and  Contributions  for  Con¬ 
nexional  Funds. 

7.  List  of  Districts,  showing  Names  of  Chief  Officers. 


BOOK  IT 


„  T  PART  I. 

Section  I. — The  General  Conference. 

Its  Composition  and  Work. 

The  General  Conference  of  1874. 
Its  Officers. 

Its  Statistics. 

The  General  Conference  of  1878. 
Its  Officers. 

Its  Statistics. 

Synopsis  of  Mission  Work. 

List  of  Delegates — Ministerial. 
List  of  Delegates — Laymen. 


CONTENTS. 


23 


Section  11.— Methodist  Periodicals. 

1.  “  The  Christian  Guardian.” 

Its  Jubilee  Editorial  and  Song. 

Its  List  of  Editors,  1829  to  1880. 

2.  “  The  Wesleyan.” 

List  of  Editors. 

t 

3.  “  The  Evangelical  Witness.” 

List  of  Editors. 

4.  “  The  Methodist  Magazine.”  . 

5.  “  The  Sunday  School  Banner.” 

6.  “  The  Sunday  School  Guardian.” 

7.  “  Pleasant  Hours.” 

8.  “  The  Sunbeam.” 

Section  III. — Book  and  Publishing  Establishments. 

1.  Toronto. 

2.  Halifax. 

3.  Montreal. 

Section  I\r. — Educational  Institutions. 

1.  Victoria  College. 

Its  Presidents. 

“  Faculty,  1841  to  1880. 

“  Statistics. 

“  Graduates  in  Arts  and  Science. 

Graduates  in  Medicine. 

“  Graduates  in  Law. 

“  Graduates  in  Divinity. 

Collegiate  Institute. 

Jackson  Society. 

Literary  Association. 

Philosophical  Society. 

Science  Association. 

2.  Hamilton  Wesleyan  Female  College. 

Its  Governors  and  Faculty  of  Instruction. 

“  Graduates,  1863  to  1880. 

3.  Mount  Elgin  Industrial  Institution. 

4.  Stanstead  Wesleyan  College. 

Its  Governors  and  Faculty  of  Instruction. 

“  Graduates. 

5.  Ontario  Ladies’  College. 

Its  Faculty  of  Instruction. 

“  Graduates. 

6.  Theological  College,  Montreal. 

7.  Mount  Allison  Wesleyan  College. 

Its  Faculty  of  Instruction. 

Degrees  Conferred. 

Its  Graduates. 

8.  Mount  Allison  Wesleyan  Male  Academy. 

9.  Mount  Allison  Wesleyan  Female  Academy. 

10.  Manitoba  Wesleyan  Institute. 

11.  Methodist  Academy,  St.  John’s,  Newfoundland. 

12.  Methodist  Grammar  School,  Carbonear,  Newfoundland. 


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CONTENTS. 


PART  II. 

The  Toronto  Conference. 

1.  Sessions  of  Conference. 

2.  Statistics  of  Conference. 

3.  Names  of  its  435  Ministers  and  Probationers  for  the  Ministry,  classified  and  arranged 

under  the  year  in  which  their  ministry  began. 

4.  Alphabetical  Arrangement  of  the  Ministers  connected  with  the  Conference,  showing  on 

what  Circuits  they  have  laboured,  etc. 

5.  The  Circuits  and  Missions,  showing  what  Ministers  have  laboured  thereon,  the  Number 

of  Preaching  Places,  Number  of  Members,  and  the  Sums  Contributed  for  the  several 
Connexional  Funds  for  each  year  from  1874  to  1880. 

6.  The  Missionary  Districts  of  the  Conference,  showing  the  Names  of  the  Missionaries, 

Number  of  Members,  Amounts  contributed  to  the  Mission  Fund,  and  the  Sum  granted 
for  the  Support  of  the  several  Missions  from  the  Mission  Fund, 

i.  The  Algoma  District. 

Its  Statistics. 

ii.  The  British  Columbia  District. 

Its  Statistics. 

iii.  The  Indian  Missions. 

Statistics  of  Indian  Work. 

iv.  The  Japan  District. 

Its  Statistics. 

v.  The  Mission  Field  of  the  North-West. 

Statistics  of  Red  River  and  Saskatchewan  Districts. 

7.  The  Districts  of  the  Conference,  showing  who  have  been  Chairmen  and  Financial  Secre¬ 

taries,  also  the  Number  of  Members,  1874  to  1880. 


PART  III. 

The  London  Conference. 

1.  Sessions  of  Conference. 

2  Statistics  of  Conference. 

3.  Names  of  its  403  Ministers  and  Probationers  for  the  Ministry,  classified  and  arranged 

under  the  year  in  which  their  ministry  began. 

4.  Alphabetical  Arrangement  of  the  Ministers  connected  with  the  Conference,  showing  on 

what  Circuits  they  have  laboured,  etc. 

5.  Circuits  and  rMissions,  showing  what  Ministers  have  laboured  thereon,  the  Number  of 

Preaching  Places,  Number  of  Members,  and  the  Sums  Contributed  for  the  several 
Connexional  Funds. 

6.  Indian  and  German  Missions,  showing  the  Names  of  Missionaries,  Number  of  Members, 

etc. 

7.  Districts  of  the  Conference,  showing  who  have  been  Chairmen  and  Financial  Secre¬ 

taries,  also  Number  of  Members  for  each  year. 

PART  IV 

The  Montreal  Conference. 

1.  Sessions  of  Conference. 

2.  Statistics  of  Conference. 

3.  Names  of  its  273  Ministers  and  Probationers  for  the  Ministry,  classified  and  arranged 

under  the  year  in  which  their  ministry  began. 

4.  Alphabetical  Arrangement  of  the  Ministers,  showing  on  what  Circuits  they  have  laboured, 

etc. 


CONTENTS. 


25 


5.  The  Circuits  and  Missions,  showing  what  Ministers  have  laboured  thereon,  Number  of 

Members,  etc. 

6.  French  and  Indian  Missions,  showing  the  Names  of  Missionaries,  Number  of  Members, 

etc. 

Statistics  of  French  and  Indian  Work. 

7.  German  Missions. 

Statistics  of  German  Work. 

8.  Districts  of  the  Conference,  showing  who  have  been  Chairmen  and  Financial  Secretaries, 

and  Number  of  Members  for  each  year. 


PART  V. 

The  Nova  Scotia  Conference. 

1.  Sessions  of  Conference. 

2.  Statistics  of  Conference. 

3.  Names  of  its  133  Ministers  and  Probationers  for  the  Ministry,  classified  and  arranged 

under  the  year  in  which  their  ministry  began. 

4.  Alphabetical  Arrangement  of  the  Ministers,  showing  on  what  Circuits  they  have  laboured, 

etc. 

5.  Circuits  and  Missions,  showing  what  Ministers  have  laboured  thereon,  Number  of 

Members,  etc. 

6.  Districts  of  the  Conference,  showing  who  have  been  Chairmen  and  Financial  Secretaries, 

also  Number  of  Members. 


PART  VI. 

The  New  Brunswick  and  Prince  Edward  Island  Conference. 

1.  Sessions  of  Conference. 

2.  Statistics  of  Conference. 

3.  Names  of  its  115  Ministers  and  Probationers  for  the  Ministry,  classified  and  arranged 

under  the  year  in  which  their  ministry  began. 

4.  Alphabetical  Arrangement  of  the  Ministers,  showing  on  what  Circuits  they  have  laboured, 

etc. 

5.  Circuits  and  Missions,  showing  what  Ministers  have  laboured  thereon,  Number  of 

Members,  etc. 

6.  Districts  of  the  Conference,  Chairmen  and  Financial  Secretaries. 


PART  VII. 

The  Newfoundland  Conference. 

1.  Sessions  of  Conference. 

2.  Statistics  of  Conference. 

3.  Names  of  its  59  Ministers,  and  Probationers  for  the  Ministry,  classified  and  arranged 

under  the  year  in  which  their  ministry  began. 

4.  Alphabetical  Arrangement  of  the  Ministers,  showing  on  what  Circuits  they  have  laboured, 

etc. 

5.  Circuits  and  Missions,  showing  What  Ministers  have  been  Stationed  thereon,  Number 

of  Members,  etc. 

6.  Districts  of  the  Conference,  Chairmen  and  Financial  Secretaries. 


1 


26 


CONTENTS. 


PART  VIII. 

1.  Tabular  Record  of  the  Number  of  Ministers  and  Members  connected  with  all  Branches 

of  Methodism  in  Canada. 

1.  Methodist  Church  of  Canada. 

2.  Methodist  Episcopal  Church  in  Canada 

3.  General  Summary. 

4  General  Summary  of  Methodism  throughout  the  World.  _j 

2.  Tabular  Record  of  Sunday  Schools. 

3.  Necrological  Record  of  Ministers  who  have  Died  in  connection  with  their  Work  in 


Canada. 


1.  Methodist  Episcopal,  1791  to  1832. 

2.  British  Wesleyan,  1832  to  1854. 

3.  Wesleyan  Methodist,  1833  to  1874. 

4.  Eastern  British  America,  1792  to  1874. 

5.  New  Connexion  Methodist,  1835  to  1874. 

6.  Toronto  Conference,  1874  to  1880. 

7.  London  Conference,  1874  to  1880. 

8.  Montreal  Conference,  1874  to  1880. 

9.  Nova  Scotia  Conference,  1874  to  1880. 

10.  New  Brunswick  Conference,  1874  to  1880. 

11.  Newfoundland  Conference,  1874  to  1880. 


4.  Chronological  Record  of  the  Chief  Historical  Events  in  Canadian  Methodism. 

5.  Index  to  the  Names  of  the  Ministers  and  Probationers  for  the  Ministry,  showing  the 

year  in  which  their  ministry  began,  and  th,e  Conference  or  Conferences  with  which 
they  may  have  been  associated. 

6.  Index  to  the  Names  of  the  Circuits  and  Missions. 

7.  Index  to  the  Names  of  the  Districts. 


PART  I. 


THE 

ilU'tljniitst  (gpisrapal  (LOjurrlj  m  ((laitaCra 

1790  to  1832 ; 

AND  THE 

WESLEYAN  METHODIST  CHURCH  IN  CANADA, 


1833  to  1874. 


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OF  THE 

(Kmtfmturs  IjHit  :n  Canada 

From  1824  to  1874, 

SHOWING  THE  PLACE  WHERE  HELD,  AND  THE  NAMES  OF  THE  VARIOUS 

OFFICERS  FOR  EACH  YEAR. 


The  term  “Conference”  was  applied  by  Mr.  Wesley,  the  venerated 
founder  of  Methodism,  to  the  first  assembly  of  his  fellow-labourers  when  he 
met  with  them  to  confer  on  points  of  doctrine  and  discipline.  It  has  since 
been  used  by  all  the  Methodist  organizations  in  the  world.  The  Conference 
is  composed  of  all  ministers  in  full  connexion.  The  President  and  Secretary 
are  elected  by  ballot  annually.  The  following  is  a  complete  record  of  all  the 
Conferences  held  in  Canada,  from  the  first  held  in  1824  to  1874,  showing  the 
place  where  held,  and  the  names  of  its  various  officers  for  each  year. 

I. 

METHODIST  EPISCOPAL  CONFERENCES. 

1824  to  1832. 


No.  of 
Conf. 

Year. 

Where  held. 

1 

1824 

Hallo  well . 

2 

1825 

Saltfleet . 

3 

1826 

Hamilton  (Township).. 

4 

1827 

Hamilton  (City) . 

5 

1828 

Earnestown . 

6 

1829 

Ancaster . 

7 

1830 

Kingston  and  Belleville 

8 

1831 

York  (Toronto)  . 

9 

1832 

Hallo  well_ . 

Presiding  Officer. 


Secretary. 


Bishops  George  and  Hedding . 

Bishop  Hedding . 

Bishop  George . 

Bishop  Hedding . 

Bishop  Hedding . . 

William  Case,  Genl.  Supt.  pro  tem 
William  Case,  n  n 

William  Case,  n  n 

William  Case,  n  n 


William  Case. 
William  Case. 
William  Case. 
William  Case. 
James  Richardson. 
James  Richardson. 
James  Richardson. 
James  Richardson. 
James  Richardson. 


NoteI.  “At  the  Conference  of  1828,  the  Methodist  Societies  in  Canada  were  organized,  by  and 
with  the  consent  of  the  General  Conference  of  the  Methodist  Episcopal  Church  in  the  United  States, 
into  a  separate  and  independent  Church  in  Canada  ;  and  William  Case  was  appointed  its  General 
Superintendent,  until  the  ensuing  Annual  Conference.” — See  Annual  Minutes,  1828. 

Note  2.  At  the  Conference  of  1833,  a  Union  was  consummated  between  the  English  Conference 
and  the  Conference  of  the  Methodist  Episcopal  Church  in  Canada  ;  hence  we  have — 


lonf. 

10 

11 

12 

13 

14 

15 

16 

17 

18 

19 

20 

21 

22 

23 

24 

25 

26 

27 

28 

29 

30 

31 

32 

33 

34 

35 

36 

37 

38 

39 

40 

41 

42 

43 

44 

45 

46 

47 

48 

49 

50 

51 

52 


WESLEYAN  CONFERENCES. 


II. 

WESLEYAN  METHODIST  CONFERENCES. 
1833  to  1874. 


Year. 

Where  held. 

President. 

Co-Delegate. 

1833 

York  (Toronto)  .  . 

George  Marsden . 

1834 

Kingston . 

Edmund  Grindrod.  .  . . 

1835 

Hamilton . 

William  Lord . 

1836 

Belleville . 

W illiam  Lord . 

1837 

Toronto . 

Wm.  M.  Harvard  .... 

1838 

Kingston . 

Wm.  M.  Harvard  .... 

1839 

Hamilton . 

Joseph  Stinson . 

1840 

Belleville . 

Joseph  Stinson . 

1840 

Toronto . 

Thomas  Whitehead  . .  . 

1841 

Toronto . 

William  Ryerson . 

1842 

Picton . 

Anson  Green. .  .  . 

1843 

Hamilton . 

John  Ryerson . 

1844 

Brockville . 

Richard  Jones . 

1845 

St.  Catharines. . . . 

Henry  Wilkinson . 

1846 

Kingston . 

Thomas  Bevitt . 

1847 

Toronto . 

Robert  Alder,  D.D.. .  . 

Matthew  Richey,  M.A. 

1848 

Belleville . 

James  Dixon,  D.D.... 

Matthew  Richey,  D.D. 

1849 

Hamilton . 

Matthew  Richey,  D.D 

1850 

Brockville . 

Matthew  Richey,  D.D. 

1851 

Toronto . 

Enoch  Wood . 

John  Ryerson .  . 

1852 

Kingston . 

Enoch  Wood . 

1853 

Hamilton . 

Enoch  Wood . 

1854 

Belleville . 

Enoch  Wood . 

1855 

London  . 

Enoch  Wood . 

1856 

Brockville . 

Enoch  Wood . 

1857 

Toronto . 

Enoch  Wood. .  .  . 

1858 

Montreal . 

Joseph  Stinson,  D.D.  . 

John  Douse .  . 

1859 

Hamilton . 

Joseph  Stinson,  D.D.  . 

1860 

Kingston . 

Joseph  Stinson,  D.D 

1861 

Brantford . 

Joseph  Stinson,  D  D 

1862 

Belleville . 

Enoch  Wood,  D.D 

1863 

Quebec . 

Anson  Green,  D  D 

1864 

Toronto . 

W.  L.  Thornton,  M.A. 

Samuel  D.  Rice . 

1865 

London  . 

Richard  J  ones .... 

1866 

Montreal . 

George  Scott,  D.D 

Wei.  Jeffers  D  D 

1867 

Hamilton . 

James  Elliott . 

1868 

Kingston . 

W.  M.  Punshon,  M.A. 

Lachlin  Taylor,  D.D.  . 

1869 

Toronto . 

W.  M.  Punshon,  M.A. 

George  Douglas,  LL.D. 

1870 

Toronto . 

W.  M.  Punshon,  M.A. 

Ephraim  Evans,  D.D . . 

1871 

Belleville . 

W.  M.  Punshon,  M.A. 

George  R.  Sanderson . . 

1872 

Montreal . 

W.  M.  Punshon,  M  A 

1873 

London  . 

Samuel  D.  Rice,  D.D. . 

Ephr.  B.  Harper,  M.A. 

1874 

Hamilton . 

Samuel D.  Rice,  D.D. . 

John  A.  Williams  .... 

Secretary. 


Egerton  Ryerson. 
James  Richardson. 
Egerton  Ryerson. 
William  Case. 
Egerton  Ryerson. 
Egerton  Ryerson. 
Egerton  Ryerson. 
Egerton  Ryerson. 
John  C.  Davidson. 
Anson  Green. 
Thomas  Bevitt. 

Alex.  McNab. 

Henry  Wilkinson. 
Thomai  Bevitt. 
Hamilton  Biggar. 
James  Musgrove. 
George  R.  Sanderson. 
Conrad  Vandusen. 
Asahel  Hurlburt. 
James  Musgrove. 
George  R.  Sanderson. 
Wellington  Jeffers. 
Isaac  B.  Howard. 
Samuel  D.  Rice. 
James  Elliott. 

James  Spencer. 

John  Borland. 

Ephr.  B.  Harper. 
Kennedy  Creighton. 
John  Gemley. 
William  Scott. 

James  Spencer,  M.  A. 
William  Pollard. 
John  Hunt. 

George  Young. 
James  Gray. 

Charles  Lavell,  M.A. 
Charles  Lavell,  M.A. 
Alex.  Sutherland. 
Alex.  Sutherland. 
William  Scott. 

E.  B.  Ryckman,M.A. 
E.  B.  Ryckman,M.A. 


NUMBER  OF  MINISTERS  AND  MEMBERS. 


31 


TABULAR  STATEMENT  OF  THE  NUMBER  OF  MINISTERS  AND 
MEMBERS  CONNECTED  WITH  METHODISM  IN  CANADA. 

1791  to  1874. 


I.— METHODIST  EPISCOPAL  CHURCH. 

1.  NEW  YORK  AND  GENESEE  CONFERENCES. — Statistics  of  their  Canadian  Work. — 

1791  to  1823 


Y  ear. 

Ministers. 

Members. 

Increase. 

1791  . 

1 

1792 . 

1 

165 

165 

1793 . 

2 

345 

180 

1794 . 

3 

332 

1795 . 

4 

418 

86 

1796 . 

4 

474 

56 

1797 . 

4 

795 

321 

1798 . 

4 

809 

14 

1799 . 

5 

866 

57 

1800 . 

6 

936 

70 

1801 . 

10 

1,159 

223 

1802 . 

10 

1,502 

343 

1803 . 

10 

1,700 

198 

1804 . 

10 

1,750 

50 

1805 . 

10 

1,787 

37 

1806 . 

16 

2,085 

298 

1807 . 

17 

2,250 

165 

Year. 

Ministers. 

Members. 

Increase. 

1808 . 

19 

2,360 

110 

1809 . 

19 

2,540 

180 

1810 . 

20 

3,177 

637 

1811 . 

21 

3,237 

60 

1812 . 

21 

3,293 

56 

1813 . 

\  No  report,  owing  to  the  war  be 

1814 . 

i  tween  Great  Britain  and  the  U.  S. 

1815 . 

16 

1,785 

1816 . 

18 

2,670 

885 

1817 . 

20 

3,107 

437 

1818 . 

26 

4,731 

1,524 

1819 . 

27 

5,232 

501 

1820 . 

27 

5,470 

138 

1821 . 

27 

5,188 

1822 . 

28 

5,222 

34 

1823 . 

29 

5,315 

93 

2.  CANADA  CONFERENCES. 
1824  to  1828. 


Ministers. 


Members. 


Y  ear. 


1824 

1825 

1826 

1827 

1828 


Effective 

Super’d. 

Super’y. 

Total. 

Indians. 

Whites. 

Total. 

Increase. 

31 

5 

36 

56 

6,094 

6,771 

7,251 

8,073 

8,763 

6,150 

835 

34 

6 

40 

104 

6,875 

7,501 

8,645 

9,678 

725 

33 

6 

39 

250 

526 

39 

5 

44 

572 

1,084 

1,033 

49 

7 

56 

915 

II.— METHODIST  EPISCOPAL  CHURCH  IN  CANADA. 
1829  to  1832. 


Year. 

Ministers. 

Members. 

Effective 

Super’d. 

Super’y. 

Total. 

Indians. 

Whites. 

Total. 

Increase. 

1829  . 

50 

3 

1 

54 

1,052 

9,179 

10,231 

553 

1830  .... 

57 

5 

62 

1,153 

1,233 

1,090 

10,195 

11,348 

1,117 

1831 

56 

9 

65 

11,330 

12,563 

1,215 

1832  . 

65 

8 

73 

13,909 

14,999 

2,436 

32 


NUMBER  OF  MINISTERS  AND  MEMBERS. 


Ill— THE  WESLEYAN  METHODIST  CHURCH. 

1833  to  1874. 


Ministers. 

Members. 

Effective 

Super’d. 

Super’y- 

Total. 

Indians. 

Whites. 

Total. 

Increase. 

1833 

72 

9 

81 

913 

15,126 

16,039 

1,040 

1834  . 

72 

9 

2 

83 

915 

14,015 

14,930 

1835  . 

85 

8 

2 

95 

909 

14,147 

15,056 

126 

1836  . 

94 

11 

2 

107 

1,017 

15,027 

16,044 

988 

1837 

92 

11 

103 

923 

14,530 

15,453 

1838 

95 

12 

107 

\  . 

15,328 

15,328 

1839 

97 

13 

110 

1  &  W  | 

15,190 

15,190 

1840  . . 

102 

12 

114 

>  &  5  +5 
\  ro  ° 

16,354 

16,354 

1,164 

1841 . 

99 

8 

3 

110 

)  §  H 

17,017 

17,017 

663 

1842  . 

107 

9 

4 

120 

772 

18,706 

19,478 

2,461 

1843  . 

115 

10 

4 

129 

792 

22,519 

23,311 

3,833 

1844  . 

123 

9 

7 

139 

882 

22,867 

23,749 

438 

1845  . 

129 

10 

5 

144 

876 

22,070 

22,946 

1846  . 

143 

9 

6 

158 

812 

20,745 

21,557 

1847  . 

160 

11 

9 

180 

812 

20,937 

21,749 

192 

1848  . 

157 

13 

13 

183 

1,095 

22,717 

23,842 

2,093 

1849  . .' . 

160 

12 

13 

185 

1,124 

23,144 

24,268 

426 

1850  . 

159 

13 

13 

185 

989 

24,053 

25,042 

774 

1851 . 

179 

12 

13 

204 

1,078 

25,135 

26,213 

1,171 

1852  . 

188 

12 

12 

212 

1,111 

26,474 

27,585 

1,372 

1853  . 

197 

14 

10 

221 

1,159 

29,165 

30,324 

2,739 

1854  . 

236 

18 

9 

254 

1,142 

35,181 

36,323 

5,999 

1855  . 

253 

19 

16 

288 

1,039 

36,846 

37,885 

1,562 

1856  . 

275 

21 

15 

311 

1,068 

38,847 

39,915 

2,030 

1857  . 

295 

26 

12 

333 

1,374 

40,553 

41,927 

2,012 

1858  . 

307 

29 

13 

349 

1,715 

47,308 

49,023 

7,096 

1859  . 

326 

32 

15 

373 

1,737 

49,932 

51,669 

2,646 

1860  . 

365 

39 

17 

421 

1,326 

52,308 

53,634 

1,965 

1861 . 

411 

44 

19 

474 

1,799 

51,765 

53,564 

1862  . 

424 

42 

21 

487 

1,841 

52,544 

54,385 

821 

1863  . 

446 

40 

23 

509 

1,857 

54,481 

56,338 

1,953 

1864  . 

467 

48 

21 

536 

1,664 

53,898 

55,562 

1865  . 

469 

51 

17 

537 

1,826 

54,569 

56,395 

833 

1866  . 

454 

52 

21 

527 

2,251 

54,517 

56,768 

373 

1867  . 

452 

55 

22 

529 

1,755 

56,702 

58,457 

1,689 

1868  . 

462 

58 

23 

543 

2,160 

58,284 

60,444 

1,987 

1869  . 

499 

60 

21 

580 

1,723 

60,877 

62,600 

2,156 

1870  . 

498 

70 

21 

589 

2,159 

62,529 

64,688 

2,088 

1871 . 

527 

70 

21 

618 

2,136 

64,663 

66,799 

2,111 

1872  . 

570 

68 

19 

657 

1,663 

67,934 

69,597 

1,798 

1873  . 

589 

71 

22 

682 

2,045 

68,639 

70,684 

1,087 

1874  . 

599 

75 

21 

695 

2,201 

71,356 

73,557 

2,873 

CONNEXIONAL  FUNDS  OF  THE  WESLEYAN  METHODIST  CHURCH. 


S3 


TABULAR  STATEMENT 

OF  THE 

C03NTUTEXI0>T^_ILj  zfuilti D3 


®l)f  (ffllDslctjun  JEUljnMst  CCJjurrlj, 

1833  to  1874. 


Year. 

Church  Relief 
Fund. 

Contingent 

Fund. 

Educational 

Fund. 

Superannuated 
Min.  Fund. 

$  cts. 

$  cts. 

$  cts. 

$  cts. 

1833  . 

$562  88 

$1,430  88 

1834  . 

432  35 

432  35 

1825  . 

407  67 

727  43 

1836  . 

838  23 

838  23 

1837  . 

573  12 

938  18 

1838  . 

867  56 

946  62 

1839  . 

1,081  27 

1,190  97 

1840  . 

880  87 

935  10 

1841  . 

914  29 

1,148  78 

1842  . 

1,062  42 

1,275  16 

1843  . 

1,072  92 

1,510  13 

i  . 

1,135  70 

1,650  96 

1  aip;  . 

1,254  16 

1,660  85 

l  aifi  . 

1,598  37 

l’  791  99 

. 

345  62 

1,821  34 

l' 518  13 

IRlft  . 

552  54 

4,392  40 

1,788  42 

IftlQ  . 

630  65 

4,705  65 

2,023  93 

. 

812  32 

4,825  43 

2J99  42 

18^1  . 

855  23 

5,288  04 

2,437  07 

. 

954  50 

5,187  78 

2,435  46 

. 

1,040  26 

5,347  21 

3,944  99 

1854  . 

1,199  08 

5,798  73 

4'  439  52 

1855 . 

1,402  05 

6,291  04 

802  02 

4,579  87 

1856 . 

1,752  52 

6,878  61 

1,176  15 

5,901  79 

1857 . 

1,811  65 

7,263  14 

1,187  48 

6,025  58 

1858 . 

1,592  50 

6,127  26 

1,137  21 

7,345  33 

1859 . 

1,450  62 

5,531  87 

1,104  59 

9,103  14 

1860 . 

1,459  89 

5,475  96 

1,126  00 

7,091  97 

1861 . 

1,464  00 

5,537  21 

1,242  18 

9,513  51 

1862 . 

1,532  91 

5,682  26 

1,262  07 

9,056  85 

1863 . 

1,583  83 

5,721  09 

1,275  39 

8,817  16 

1864 . 

1,672  00 

6,133  92 

1,319  10 

10,504  38 

1865 . 

1,642  38 

5,785  35 

1,269  54 

10,788  48 

1866 . 

1,575  58 

6,107  92 

1,265  88 

12,780  50 

1867 . 

1,867  29 

6,634  40 

1,494  72 

13,387  77 

1868 . 

2,249  00 

7,063  73 

1,537  44 

15,789  32 

1869 . 

2,239  26 

7,582  62 

1,845  77 

22,842  11 

1870 . 

2,513  83 

7,582  51 

2,372  27 

19,065  34 

1871  . 

2,520  00 

7,873  64 

1,508  02 

26,197  08 

1872 . 

'  2,763  53 

8,270  51 

2,969  79 

24,045  40 

1873 . 

2,929  59 

8,118  54 

2,740  18 

29,343  30 

1874 . 

3,050  56 

7,979  26 

2,954  36 

27,657  65 

NAMES 


MINISTERS  &  PROBATIONERS  FOR  THE  MINISTRY 

WHO  LABOURED  IN  CONNECTION  WITH  THE 

JEdljoMst  (Episcopal  Cljurdj  m  (Kanaka, 

From  1790  to  1832, 

CLASSIFIED  AND  ARRANGED  UNDER  THE  YEAR  IN  WHICH  THEIR 

MINISTRY  BEGAN. 


Note  —A  blank  after  the  name  indicates  connection  with  the  Conference  at  the  time  of  the 
Union  in  1833  The  figures  in  the  column  after  the  name  show  the  year  in  which  his  ministry  in 
Canada  ceased  ;  the  letters  indicating  the  cause,  thus— D.  died  ;  ex.  expelled  ;  loc.  located  ;  u.  s. 
removed  to  the  United  States. 


1783. 

1  Whitehead,  Thomas. 

1788. 

2  Dunham,  Darius . 

1789. 

3  Losee,  William . 

1791. 

4  Coleman,  James 

1793. 

5  Woolsey,  Elijah . 

6  Wooster,  Hezekiah  C, 

1794. 


1799. 

15  Chichester,  Elijah  . . 

16  Hen-on,  James  . 


LOC. 


LOC. 


1800 

1793 


1800. 

17  Anson,  William 

18  Merwin,  Samuel 

19  Morris,  Caleb  . 

20  Pickett,  Daniel  . .  . 

21  Ryan,  Henry . 


u.  s. 


1800 


u. 


s. 

D. 


1796 

1798 


1801. 

22  Aikens,  James . 

23  Bangs,  Nathan . 

24  Clark,  Laban  . 

25  Crowell,  Seth . 

26  Draper,  Samuel 

27  Ruter,  Martin . 


u.  s.  1804 
u.  s.  1801 


u.  s. 
u.  s. 
u.  s. 
.LOC. 
.LOC. 


1806 

1804 

1802 

1809 

1827 


v.  s. 
u.  s. 
u.  s. 
u.  s. 
u.  s. 
u.  s. 


1802 

1808 

1804 
1803 
1802 

1805 


7  Brumley,  Daniel . u.  s. 

8  Coate,  Samuel . loc. 

9  Robinson,  John . loc. 


1816 

1810 

1804 


1795. 


1802. 

28  Howe,  Samuel . u.  s.  1805 

29  Madden,  Thomas . 

30  Tompkins,  Nehemiali  U . u.  s.  1803 


10  Coate,  Michael . u.  s. 

11  Jewell,  Joseph . N.  s. 

12  Keeler,  Sylvanus . loc. 


1799 

1803 

1807 


1796. 


13  Yannest,  Peter 


u.  s. 


1804 


1797. 


14  Sawyer,  Joseph 


LOC. 


1810 


1803. 


31  Bishop,  Luther  . u.  s. 

32  Cochran,  Samuel  . u.  s. 

33  Harris,  Reuben  . u.  s. 

34  Pearce,  Gershom . u.  s. 


1808 

1809 

1807 

1808 


1805. 


35  Burch,  Thomas 

36  Case,  William  . 


u.  s. 


1815 


MINISTERS  AND  PROBATIONERS. 


35 


1805. — (Continued. ) 


37  Perry,  Robert . loc. 

38  Prindel,  Andrew . 

39  Samson,  Joseph . TJ.  s. 

40  Scull,  Joseph . tr.  s. 

41  Walker,  Levi  . loc. 


1806. 


42  Ayer,  Philip  . u.  s. 

43  Mitchell,  James . U.  s. 

44  McCracken,  George . i.oc. 

45  Snyder,  William . loc. 

46  Sykes,  Oliver . u.  s. 


1807. 


47  Holmes,  Ninian  . loc. 

48  Hulbert,  Cephas . loc. 

49  Lockwood,  Joseph . loc. 

50  Pattie,  Elias . TJ.  s. 

51  Smith,  Isaac  B . loc. 

52  Snow,  William . U.  s. 

53  Sornborger,  Stephen . ex. 

54  Virgin,  Charles . U.  s. 


1808. 


55  Freeman,  Daniel . loc. 

56  Hibbard,  Robert . r». 

57  Lambert,  Chandly . u.  s. 

58  Reynolds,  John . loc. 

59  Rhodes,  John . u.  s. 

60  Whiting,  Lansford . u.  s. 


1811 

1812 

1812 

1808 


1807 

1815 

1810 

1809 

1809 


1814 

1810 

1811 

1811 

1829 

1810 

1812 

1807 


1811 

1812 

1810 

1813 

1816 

1810 


1809. 


61  Densmore,  Geo.  W . tj.  s. 

62  Smith,  Bela . U.  s. 

63  Streeter,  Elisha . U.  s. 


1810. 


64  Bennett,  Leonard . TJ.  s. 

66  Cooper,  Edward . loc. 

66  Covenhoven,  Peter . loc. 

67  Dennett,  Joseph . u.  s. 

68  Garlick,  Heman . TJ.  s. 

69  Gatchell,  Joseph . 

70  Minor,  Timothy . U.  s. 

71  Sabin,  Benjamin . TJ.  s. 

1811. 

72  Addoms,  John  T . U.  s. 

73  Burdock,  Enoch . loc. 

74  Hopkins,  Silas . loc. 

75  Lewis,  John . loc. 

76  Luckey,  Samuel . TJ.  s. 


1812. 


1812 

1811 

1810 


1813 

1814 
1813 
1812 
1811 

1812 

1817 


1814 

1813 

1813 

1817 

1813 


1814. 


87  Adams,  Ezra . 

88  Adams,  Zenas . 

89  Barlow,  William .... 

90  Bowen,  Elias . 

91  Chamberlain,  Wyatt. 

92  Peirce,  Thomas  C.. . . 

93  Wilson,  Shipley  W. . 

1815. 

94  Arnold,  John . 

95  Brown,  William 

96  Davis,  Alpheus . 

97  Dempster,  John 

98  Goodwin,  Timothy . . 

99  Plumbly,  Daniel 

1816. 

100  Byam,  John  W . 

101  Cannon,  Ibri . 

102  Coveil,  James . 

103  Ferguson,  George.  . .  . 

104  Jones,  William . 

105  McGee,  Thomas . 

106  Scarritt,  Josiah  A  . .  . 

107  Shepherdson,  Daniel 

108  Torry,  Alvin . 


1817. 

109  Belton,  Samuel . 

110  Jackson,  James . 

111  Peal,  J.  Griggs . 

112  Reed,  Fitch . 

113  Seager,  Aurora . 

114  Swazey,  Caleb . 

115  Tuke,  John . 

116  Wilson,  James . 

1818. 

117  Dixon,  Truman . 

118  Flint,  Calvin  M . 

119  Haskel,  Squire  B  . .  .  . 

120  Jeffers,  Robert . 

121  Mack,  Wilbur . 

122  Norris,  Samuel . 

123  Rundle,  William  W.  . 

1819. 

124  Boardinan,  Elijah. .  . . 

125  Demorest,  Thomas..  . 

126  Metcalf,  Franklin  . . . . 

127  Smith,  Kenneth  McK 

128  Spore,  David  C . 


77  Evarts,  Renaldo  M . u.  s. 

78  Hickox,  Joseph . loc. 

79  Ross,  William . u.  s. 


1813. 

80  Chamberlain,  Israel. 

81  Culp,  David . 

82  Hamilton,  John . 

83  Jones,  Peter . 

84  Reeder,  Nathaniel. .  . 

85  Warren,  Elijah . 

86  Youmans,  David.... 


1820 

1820 

1813 


1818 

1825 

1817 


1820. 

129  Crandell,  Phineas.... 

130  Healy,  Ezra . 

131  Ryerson,  John . 

132  Smith,  Philander . 

133  Williams,  Wm.  H . . . . 

1821. 


1819 

1818 


134  Ryerson,  William  . 

135  Waldron,  Solomon 

136  Wright,  David.  . . . 


u.  s, 
TJ.  S, 
TJ.  S. 


u.  s. 

TJ.  S. 


U.  S. 


TJ.  S. 
u.  s. 

TJ.  S. 
TJ.  S. 


TJ.  S. 
TJ.  S. 
TJ.  S. 


TJ.  S. 
TJ.  S. 
TJ.  S. 
TJ.  S. 
, TJ.  S. 


■  EX. 
.  .  D. 
TJ.  S. 
.  .  .D. 
.LOC. 
■  LOC. 


TJ.  S. 
.TJ.  S. 
TJ.  S. 

■  LOC. 

■  LOC. 
U.  S. 
TJ.  S. 


TJ.  S. 
.LOC. 


.LOC. 
TJ.  S. 


TJ.  S. 


1819 

1818 

1819 

1818 

1817 


1816 

1819 

1817 

1821 

1817 


1818 

1821 

1820 

1822 

1818 

1819 

1825 

1828 


1829 

1822 

1822 

1819 

1819 

1820 


1821 

1823 

1821 

1822 

1819 

1820 
1820 


1821 

1827 

1826 

1822 


1821 


36 


METHODIST  EPISCOPAL  CONFERENCE. 


1822. 

137  Attwood,  Joseph . u-  s- 

138  Castle,  Joseph . u.  s. 

139  Corson,  Robert . 

140  Irvine,  Alex . 

141  Parker,  John . u.  s. 

142  Slater,  William . D- 

143  Wood,  Charles . 

1823. 

144  Griffis,  William . 

145  Heyland,  Rowley . 

146  Messmore,  Joseph . 

147  Poole,  Jacob . loc. 

148  Stoney,  Edmund . 

1824. 

149  Bissell,  George . 

150  Black,  John  . 

151  Breakenridge,  David . loc. 

152  Green,  Anson . 

153  McMullen,  Daniel . 

154  Richardson,  James . 

155  Ryerson,  Egerton . 

156  Sovereign,  George . 

1825. 

157  Jones,  Peter  (Kakewaquonaby) . 

158  Jones,  Richard . 

159  Martin,  Timothy  . loo. 

160  Poole,  George . 

1826. 

161  Allison,  Cyrus  R . 

162  Beatty,  John . 

163  Farr,  George . loc, 

164  Phelps,  Richard  . 

165  Whiting,  Matthew  . 

1827. 

166  Adams,  Alvali . 

167  Attwood,  John  S . . 


1825 

1824 


1824 

1829 


1831 


1827 


1826 


1829 


1827. — ( Continued . ) 


168  Bevitt,  Thomas. . . 

169  Biggar,  Hamilton. 

170  Carroll,  John . 

171  Davidson,  John  C. 

172  Evans,  Ephraim.  . 

173  Huston,  John  H.  . 

174  Norris,  James . 


1828. 


175  Armstrong,  John. . . . 

176  Huntingdon,  Simon. 

177  Hurlburt,  Asahel . . . 

178  Ryerson,  George 

179  Shaler,  Henry . 

180  Smith,  William  .... 


.  LOC. 


1829. 


1831 


181  Currie,  James . 

182  Miller,  Gilbert . 

183  Patrick,  William . 

184  Van  Dusen,  Conrad . 

1830. 

185  Bailey,  John . 

186  Brock,  James . 

187  Church,  Levius  S . loc.  |  1881 

188  Dean,  Horace . 

189  Evans,  James . 

1831. 


190  Baxter,  John . 

191  Musgrove,  James... 

192  Ryerson,  Eclwy  M. 

193  Shepherd,  Edmund. 

194  Warner,  Lewis 

195  Wilkinson,  Henry  . 

1832. 


196  Holtby,  Matthias  . . 

197  McNab,  Alexander 

198  Sunday,  John  . 


Note. — Of  the  above  198  Ministers  and  Preachers — 

38  Located  after  spending  a  short  term  in  the  work  ; 

80  Returned  to  the  work  in  the  United  States  ; 

2  Were  expelled  ; 

5  Died  ;  and 

73  Remained  in  the  Canadian  work  and  participated  in  the  Union  of  1833. — See  Wesleyan 
Conference  for  their  subsequent  record. 


ALPHABETICAL  ARRANGEMENT 


OF 


MINISTERS  &  PROBATIONERS  FOR  THE  MINISTRY 


CONNECTED  WITH  THE 


JHRtijoMst  (Episcopal  Cljurdj  in  Canada, 

From  1790  to  1833. 


In  this  list  will  be  found  the  names  of  all  the  Ministers  and  Proba¬ 
tioners  for  the  Ministry  who  laboured  in  Canada  under  the  direction  of  the 
Methodist  Episcopal  Church  in  the  United  States  from  the  year  1790  to 
the  formation  of  the  Canada  Conference  in  the  year  1824,  and  of  the  Canada 
Conference  from  the  year  1824  to  the  year  1833,  when,  by  the  Articles  o 
Union,  they  became  a  part  of  the  Wesleyan  Methodist  Church  ;  showing 
the  Circuits  or  Missions  to  which  they  were  appointed,  the  date  of  beginning 
their  ministry,  time  of  ordination,  official  position,  etc. 

A. 


e-c- 

ADAMS,  ALYAH. 

1827  c . Matilda. 

28  r.  on  t  . .  Mississippi. 

29  .  Perth. 

30  or.  D  . .  .  Bonchire. 

31  .  Bytown. 

32  .  Bytown. 

33  .  See  YVes.  Conf. 

ADAMS,  EZRA. 

1814  c . Ancaster  and 

Long  Point. 

15  r.  on  T. .  Bay  of  Quinte. 

16  .  Bay  of  Quinte. 

17  .  Hallowell. 

18  .  Ottawa. 

19  or.  D  .  .  .  Ottawa. 

20  .  Thames. 

21  .  Thames. 

22  .  Niagara. 

23  .  Niagara. 

24  ) 

to  • . I .  Located. 

29  l 

30  .  Yonge  Street. 

|  P_  ELD  _ .  London  District, 
33  .  See  Wes.  Conf. 


C 


ADAMS,  ZEN  AS. 


1814 

15 

16 

17 

18 


r.  on  T 


OR.  D  . 


OR.  E  . 


New  Haven, U.S. 
New  Haven, TJ.S. 
Danville. 
Danville. 
Stanstead  and 

St.  Francis. 

19  .  Unity,  Yt. 

20  ) 

to  >  .  Superannuated. 

25  ) 

26  . .  Salisbury. 

27  .  Salisbury. 

28  .  Salisbury. 

29  .  Located. 

Note. — In  1833  he  was  placed 
in  charge  of  the  Toronto  Circuit. 
During  that  Conference  year  he 
died,  in  the  58th  year  of  his  age. 


A-A- 

ADDOMS,  JOHN  T. 

1811  c . Malone,  N.  Y. 

12  r.  on  T .  .  Dunham. 

13  or.  d.  .  .  Dunham. 

14  .  N.Y. Conference. 

15  .  Located. 


IP 

AIKENS,  JAMES. 

1801  R.  on  T  . .  Oswegotchie. 

2  ) 

to  l  .  United  States. 

22  ) 

Died  August  9th,  1823,  aged 
43  years. 

ALLISON,  CYRUS  RICH¬ 
MOND. 

1826  c . Matilda. 

27  R.  on  T .  .  Augusta. 

28  .  Ottawa. 

29  or.  D.  .  .  Ottawa. 

30  .  Yellowhead  and 

Matehedash. 

31  .  Rideau. 

32  .  Agent  Upper 

Canada  Acad. 

33  .  See  Wes.  Conf. 

AO,- 

ANSON,  WILLIAM. 

1800  R.  on  t  .  .  Bay  of  Quinte. 

1  .  Oswegotchie. 

2  or.  D.  . .  Grand  Isle. 

3  .  Vergennes. 

4  .  Home  District. 


38 


MINISTERS  AND  PROBATIONERS. 


1805  OR.  E....  Pittsfield. 

6  ) 

to  >  .  United  States. 

22  ) 

23  ) 

to  >  .  Sup’d  Troy  Con- 

48  }  ference. 

Died,  July  17th,  1848,  aged 
80  years. 


ARMSTRONG,  JOHN. 

1828  o .  Niagara. 

29  R.  on  t  .  .  Toronto  T’p. 

30  .  Dumfries. 

31  .  Long  Point. 


1832  .  Nelson. 

33  .  See  Wesleyan 

Conference. 


ARNOLD,  JOHN. 

1815  R.  on  t..  St.  Lawrence. 
18  ) 

to  >  .  United  States. 

31  ) 

32 

to  >  sup’d.  Oneida,  U.S. 
65  ) 


ATTWOOD,  JOHN  S. 

1827  r.  on  t  . .  Belleville. 

28  .  Belleville. 

29  r.  f.  c..  Lake  Simcoe. 


1830  OR.  D..  . 

.  Ancaster. 

31  . 

.  Dumfries. 

32  . 

.  Dumfries. 

33  . 

.  See  Wes.  Conf. 

ATTWOOD,  JOSEPH. 

1822  r.  on  t.  .  United  States. 

23  .  Smith’s  Creek. 

24  or.  D _  Yonge  Street  and 

York. 

25  .  Rem.  to  U.  S. 

Located  1836. 


AYER,  PHILIP. 

1806  R.  on  T . .  Stanstead. 

7  .  Rem.  to  LT.  S. 

Located  1836. 


B. 


BAILEY,  JOHN. 


1830  R.  on  t. 

.  London. 

31  . 

.  London. 

32  . 

.  Oxford. 

33  . 

.  See  Wes.  Conf. 

K~f\-  C 


BANGS,  NATHAN,  D.D. 

1801  c . 

.  Niagara  and 

Long  Point. 

2  r.  on  t  . 

.  Bay  Quinte  and 
Home  District. 

3  . 

.  Bay  Quinte  and 
Home  District. 

A  S  °R.D.  i 

1  Thames,  3  mo. 

1  OR.  E.  1 

j  Niagara,  9  mo. 

5  . 

6  . ! 

.  Oswegotchie. 
i  Quebec,  3  mo. 

1  Montreal,  9  mo. 

7  . 

.  Montreal. 

8  . 

.  Deleware,  N.Y. 

9  . 

.  Albany,  N.Y. 

Note. — In  1808  he  was  a  dele- 

gate  to  the  General  Conference, 
and  with  the  exception  of  1848 
was  a  delegate  to  every  General 
Conference  until  1856.  In  1820 
he  was  elected  Book  Agent,  and 
in  1824  re-elected  to  the  same. 
In  1828  he  was  elected  Editor  of 
the  Christian  Advocate.  In  1836, 
Missionary  Secretary.  In  1838 
he  published  a  history  of  the 
Methodist  Episcopal  Church,  in 
four  volumes  ;  he  was  also  the  au¬ 
thor  of  several  important  works. 
In  1850  he  visited  the  Canada 
Wesleyan  Conference  as  the  re¬ 
presentative  of  the  General  Con¬ 
ference  of  the  Methodist  Episcopal 
Church  in  the  United  States. 

He  died  May  3rd,  1862,  aged 
84  years. 


BARLOW,  WILLIAM. 
1814  R.  on  t  . .  Genesee  Conf. 

15  .  Genesee  Conf. 

16  or.  d..  . .  Genesee  Conf. 

17  .  Montreal. 

18  .  Returned  to  U.  S. 

Withdrew  1821. 


BAXTER,  JOHN. 

1831  c .  Westminster. 

32  R.  on  T.  .  Hallowell. 

33  .  See  Wes.  Conf. 


BEATTY,  JOHN. 

1826  o .  Yonge  Street. 

27  c .  Yonge  Street. 

28  R.  on  t.  .  Newmarket  and 

Lake  Simcoe. 

29  .  Belleville. 

30  or.  E _  Belleville. 

31  Agent  Upper 

Canada  Acad. 

32  .  Agent  Upper 

Canada  Acad. 

33  .  See  Wes.  Conf. 


BELTON,  SAMUEL. 

1817  o .  Ostego,  N.Y. 

18  R.  on  t  . .  Detroit. 


19  . 

.  York. 

20  . 

.  Westminster. 

21  or.  d..  . 

.  Hallowell. 

22  or.  e..  . 

.  Smith’s  Creek. 

23  . 

.  Smith’s  Creek. 

24  . 

.  Belleville. 

25  . 

.  Mississippi  and 
Perth. 

26  . 

.  Bay  Quinte. 

27  . 

.  Bay  Quinte. 

28  . 

.  Fort  George. 

29  . 

.  Fort  George. 

30  . 

.  Westminster. 

31  . 

.  Ancaster. 

32  . 

.  Nelson. 

33  . 

.  See  Wes.  Conf. 

BENNETT,  LEONARD. 

1810  R.  on  T .  .  Grantham,  N.Y. 

11  .  Bridgewater, 

N.Y. 

12  or.  d _  Stanstead. 

13  .  United  States. 

35  sup’d.  . .  New  Hampshire 

Conference. 

Died  in  1846,  aged  60  years. 


BEVITT,  THOM4S. 


1827  .  United  States. 

28  .  United  States. 

29  c .  Kingston. 

30  R.  on  t  . .  Hallowell. 

31  .  Hallowell. 

32  .  Belleville. 

33  .  See  Wes.  Conf. 

BIGGAR,  HAMILTON. 

1827  C .  Cavan  and 

Rice  Lake. 

28  R.  on  t.  .  Cavan  and 

Rice  Lake. 

29  .  Hallowell. 

30  or  d.  . . .  Whitby. 

31  .  London. 

32  .  Westmister. 

33  .  See  Wes.  Conf. 


A- A  — 

BISHOP,  LUTHER. 


1803  R.  on  t.  . 

Oswegotchie. 

4  . 

Niagara  and 

Long  Point. 

5  OR.  D.  .  . 

Long  Point. 

6  . 

Smith’s  Creek. 

7  OR.  E.  .  . 

Bay  Quinte. 

8  ) 

to  > . 

United  States. 

13  j 

14  . 

Located. 

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39 


BISSELL,  GEORGE. 

1824  r.  on  t.  .  Ottawa. 

25  .  Rice  Lake. 

26  or.  d.  . .  Hull. 

27  .  Rideau. 

28  or.  E.. .  .  Augusta. 

29  .  Bay  Quinte. 

30  .  Bay  Quinte. 

31  .  Yonge  Street. 

32  .  Toronto  and 

Credit. 

33  .  See  Wes.  Conf. 

BLACK,  JOHN. 

1824  o .  Cornwall. 

25  R.  on  T.  .  Cobourg. 

26  .  Cobourg. 

27  or.  D _  Toronto  T’p. 

28  .  Perth. 

29  .  Mississippi. 

30  OR.  E. . . .  Cornwall. 

31  .  Augusta. 

32  .  Ottawa. 

33  .  See  Wes.  Conf. 

BOARDMAN,  ELIJAH. 

1819  R.  on  t.  .  Smith’s  Creek. 

20  .  Cornwall. 

21  .  Rem.  to  U.  S. 

Expelled  1833. 


BOWEN,  ELIAS,  D.D. 
1814  ) 

to  *  .  Genesee  Conf. 

17  ) 

1818  .  Montreal. 

19  ) 

to  . .  United  States. 

56  ) 

57 

to  >  sttp’d  . .  Oneida  Conf. 
69 


Note. — For  24  years  he  was  a 
Presiding  Elder.  He  was  a  Dele¬ 
gate  to  seven  General  Conferences. 
In  1870  he  united  with  the  Free 
Methodists.  He  died  Oct.  25th, 
1871,  aged  80  years. 


BREAKEN1HDGE,  DAVID. 
1824  R.  on  t.  .  Smith’s  Creek. 

25  .  Cobourg. 

26  .  Belleville. 

27  .  Located. 


1798  or.  e.  . .  Needham. 

99  ) 

to  • .  New  England. 

1814  ) 

15  .  Montreal. 

16  .  Rem.  to  U.  S. 


BURDOCK,  ENOCH. 
1811  R.  on  t.  .  Long  Point 


BROCK,  JAMES. 

1830  c .  Rideau. 

31  R.  on  T.  .  Boncliire. 

32  .  Mississippi. 

33  .  See  Wes.  Conf. 


BROWN, 
1815  R.  on  t.  . 
16  . 

17  or.  d.  . . 

18  . 


19  . 

20  ) 

to  >  sup’y  . 
28  ) 

29  p.  eld. 

30  P.  ELD. 

31  sup’y. 

32  sup’y. 

33  . 


WILLIAM. 

Niagara. 

Montreal. 

Cornwall. 

Retired — ill 

health. 

In  charge  of  a 

Circuit. 

Rideau. 

Rideau  District. 
Rideau  District. 
Smith’s  Falls. 
Smith’s  Falls. 
See  Wes.  Conf. 


Long  Point. 


BRUMLEY,  DANIEL. 

1794  r.  on  t.  .  Pittsfield,  U.  S. 

95  .  Greenwich,  U.  S. 

96  or.  D. . .  .  Pomfret. 

97  .  Granville. 


12  . 

13  .  Located. 


BURCH,  THOMAS. 

1805  R.  on  t.  .  Millford,  U.  S. 

6  .  St.  Martins,  U.  S. 

7  or.  D.  .  .  Dauphin,  U.  S. 

8  .  Dauphin,  U.  S. 

9  OR.  E.  .  .  Lancaster.  _ 

10  .  Philadelphia. 

11  .  Philadelphia. 

12  .  Montreal. 

13  .  Montreal. 

14  .  Montreal. 

15  )' 

to  V .  United  States. 

34^ 

35  ) 

to  >  sup’d  . .  New  York  Conf. 
49  ) 

Died  August  22nd,  1849,  aged 
71  years. 

BYAM,  JOHN  WESLEY. 

1816  R.  on  t.  .  Ontario,  N.  Y. 

17  .  Niagara. 

18  .  Located. 

Note.— In  1834,  as  one  of  the 
men  dissatisfied  with  the  Union 
of  1833,  he  assisted  in  the  organi¬ 
zation  of  the  present  Methodist 
Episcopal  Church  of  Canada. 


c. 


CANNON,  IBRI. 


1816  ) 

to  V .  United  States. 

19  ) 

20  .  Dunham,  C.  E. 

21  .  United  States. 


Located  1844. 

Died  at  Troy,  N.Y.,  June  15th, 
1866,  aged  83  years. 

CARROLL,  JOHN. 

1827  c .  Toronto  Tp.  four 

months. 

28  o .  Belleville. 

29  r.  on  T. .  Cobourg. 

30  .  Perth. 

31  r.  f.  c. .  Perth.  [town. 

32  .  Ottawa  and  By- 

33  .  See  Wes.  Coni. 


CASE,  WILLIAM. 


1805  R.  on  T. . 

6  . 

7  OR.  D.  .  . 

8  OR.  E. .  .  . 

9  . 

10  P.  E . 

11  P.  E . 

12  P.  E . 

13  P.  E . 

14  P.  E . 

15  P.  E . 

16  ) 

to  >  P.  E - 

19) 

20 

to  \  P.  E  .  .  . 
23) 


Bay  Quinte. 
Oswegotchie. 
Ulster,  N.Y. 
Ancaster. 

Detroit. 

CayugaDist.U.S. 
Cayuga  Dist.U.S. 
Oneida  Dist. 
Oneida  Dist. 
Chenango  Dist. 
Upper  Canada 
District. 

Lower  Canada 
District. 

Upper  Canada 
District. 


1824  ) 

to  >  P.  E  .  .  . 

27  ) 

28  ) 

29  S . 

30 

to  >  . 

32  ) 

33  . 


Bay  Quinte  Dist. 

i  Sup’t.  Ind.  Mis. 
|  and  Schools. 

,  Grape  Island, 
General  Supt. 
.  See  Wes.  Conf. 


CASTLE,  JOSEPH,  D.D. 

1822  o  .  Hallo  well. 

23  R.  on  t  . .  Augusta. 

24  .  Rem.  to  U.  S. 

Note. — In  1837  he  received 
the  degree  of  M.A.  from  Hamil¬ 
ton  College.  In  1848  he  gra- 


40 


MINISTERS  AND  PROBATIONERS. 


duated  in  medicine  in  tlie  Penn¬ 
sylvania  College  of  Medicine,  and 
tlie  same  year  received  tlie  de¬ 
gree  of  Doctor  in  Divinity  from 
Dickinson  College.  From  1863 
to  1871  lie  was  a  Presiding  Elder. 
In  1875  lie  was  Superannuated. 


CHAMBERLAIN,  ISRAEL, 
D.I). 

1813  k.  on  t  . .  Northumber¬ 
land,  U.S. 

14  .  United  States. 

15  on.  d..  . .  St.  Lawrence. 

16  .  United  States. 

17  or.  E....  Belleville. 

18) 

to  >  .  Genesee  Conf. 

35  ) 

g®  }  i  Editor  TV.  G.  Ad- 

gg  ^ . (  vacate. 

39  ) 

to  \  sup’d  . .  Genesee  Conf. 

74) 

Died  at  Lyndonville,  March 
20tli,  1875,  aged  80  years. 


CHAMBERLAIN,  WYATT. 


1814  R.  on  t. 

.  United  States. 

15  . 

.  United  States. 

16  or.  d..  . 

.  St.  Lawrence. 

17  . 

.  Hallowell. 

18  or.  e..  . 

.  Augusta. 

19  . 

.  United  States. 

20  . 

.  United  States. 

21  . 

.  Augusta. 

22  . 

.  Bay  Quinte. 

23  . 

.  Bay  Quinte. 

24  . 

.  Augusta. 

25  . 

.  Augusta. 

26  . 

.  Cornwall. 

27  . 

.  Hallowell. 

28  ) 

to  I  sup’d  . 

.  Rideau. 

32  ) 

33  . 

.  See  Wes.  Conf. 

CHICHESTER,  ELIJAH. 

1799  r.  on  t.  .  Windsor,  U.S. 

1800  .  Windsor,  U.S. 

1  OR.  D....  Plattsburg,  U.S. 

2  . Vergennes,  U.S. 

3  or.  E.. . .  St.  John’s  and 

Sorel. 

4  .  Ret.  to  U.S. 

Located  1807. 


CHURCH,  LIVIUS  S. 

1830  r.  on  t.  .  Ottawa. 

31  .  Dropped. 


CLARK, 

LABAN,  D.D. 

1801  R.  OUT. 

.  Fletcher,  U.S. 

2  . 

.  Plattsbvrg,  U.S. 

3  OR.  D. .  . 

.  St.  John’s  and 

Sorel. 

4 ) 

to  >  . 

.  United  States. 

50  ) 

51  ) 

to  >  sup’d  . 

United  States. 

68  ) 

Died  Nov.  28th,  1868,  aged  91 

years. 

AU'  COATE, 

MICHAEL. 

1795  r.  on  t. 

Columbia,  N.  Y. 

96  . 

Columbia,  N.  Y. 

97  or.  d..  . 

Middleton,  N.Y. 

98  . 

Niagara. 

99  or.  e..  . 

United  States. 

Died  August  1st,  1814,  aged  47 

years. 

COATE 

SAMUEL. 

1794  r.  on  t. 

Flanders,  N.Y. 

95  . 

Albany,  N.Y. 

96  OR.  D..  . 

Bay  Quinte. 

97  . 

Bay  Quinte. 

98  OR.  E. .  . 

Oswegotehie. 

99  . 

Bay  Quinte. 

1800  . 

Burlington,  N.J. 

1  . 

Burlington,  N.J. 

2  . 

Philadelphia. 

3  . 

Baltimore. 

4  P.  E  . . . 

Canada  District. 

5  P.  E.  .  .  . 

Canada  District. 

6  . 

Montreal. 

7  . 

Quebec. 

8  P.  E.  .  .  . 

Lower  Canada 

District. 

9  P.  E.  .  .  . 

Lower  Canada 

District. 

10  . 

Located. 

COCHRAN,  SAMUEL. 

1803  c . 

Fletcher,  U.S. 

4  r.  on  x . 

Grand  Isle. 

5  . 

Y  ergennes. 

6  OR.  D..  . 

Litchfield. 

7  . 

St.  Lawrence. 

8  OR.  E..  . 

Quebec. 

9  . 

United  States. 

41  sup’d.  . 

New  York  Conf. 

Died  May,  1845,  aged - 

A-  A- 

COLEMAN,  JAMES. 

1791  r.  on  t. 

Redstone,  U.S. 

92  . 

Litchfield. 

93  OR.  D..  . 

Fairfield. 

94  . 

Oswegotehie. 

95  OR.  E.  . . 

Oswegotehie. 

1796  . 

.  Niagara. 

97  . 

.  Niagara. 

98  . 

.  N  iagara. 

99  . 

.  Niagara. 

1800  . 

.  Vermont,  U.S. 

23  sup’d.  . 

.  New  York  Conf. 

Died  February  5th,  1845,  aged 
77  years. 


COOPER,  EDWARD. 


1810  R.  on  T. 

, .  St.  Lawrence. 

11  . 

.  .  Bay  Quinte. 

12  OR.  D..  . 

.  Augusta. 

13 . 

,  .  Augusta. 

14  . 

, .  Located. 

CORSON,  ROBERT. 

1822  c . 

.  W estminster. 

23  r.  on  t. 

.  London. 

24  . 

.  Dumfries. 

25  OR.  D..  . 

.  Dumfries. 

26  . 

.  W estminster. 

27  OR.  E..  . 

.  Long  Point. 

28  . 

.  Whitby  and 

Seugog. 

29  . 

.  Whitby. 

30  . 

.  Toronto  Tp. 

31  . 

.  Toronto  Tp. 

32  . 

.  Yonge  Street. 

33  . 

.  See  Wes.  Conf. 

COVELL,  JAMES. 

1816  r.  on  t. 

.  Pittsfield,  Mass. 

17  . 

.  Brandon,  Vt. 

18  OR.  D.  . 

.  Dunham. 

19  . 

.  St.  Albans. 

20  . 

.  New  York,  Conf. 

Died  1843, 

aged  49  years. 

COVENHOVEN,  PETER. 

1810  R.  on  T.  .  Bay  Quinte. 

11  .  Niagara. 

12  or.  D.  .  .  Aneaster  and 

Long  Point. 

13  .  Located. 


CRANDELL,  PHINEAS. 

1820  R.  oil  t  .  .  Stanstead. 

21  .  Rem.  to  U.  S. 

53  ) 

to  >  sup’d  . .  New  England 
7 5  )  Conference. 


CROWELL,  SETH. 

1801  r.  oi it..  Niagara. 

2  .  Oswegotehie  and 

Ottawa. 

3  or.  d.  . .  Rem.  to  U.  S. 

Died  July  6th,  1826,  aged  45 
years. 


METHODIST  EPISCOPAL  CONFERENCE. 


41 


CULP,  DAYID. 

1813  c .  Ancaster  and 

Long  Point. 

14  C .  Ancaster  and 

Long  Point. 

15  r.  07i  t  .  Bay  Quinte. 

16  .  Ancaster. 

17  or.  d.  . .  Yonge  Street. 

18  .  York. 

19  .  Genesee  Conf. 

20  .  Genesee  Conf. 

21  .  Yonge  Street. 


1822  .  Long  Point  and 

Ancaster. 

23  .  Ancaster. 

24  .  Ancaster. 

25  .  Located. 


Note. — Mr.  Culp  was  one  of 
the  noted  FivewIio  in  1834  met  at 
Cummer’s  meeting-house,  AYnge 
Street  and  organized  the  present 
Methodist  Episcopal  Church  of 
Canada.  He  died  June  16th, 
1871,  aged  87  years. 


CURRIE,  JAMES. 

1829  c .  Albion. 

30  r.  on  t  . .  Yellowhead  and 

Matchedash. 

31  .  Lake  Simcoe. 

32  .  Cavan  and 

Hallowell. 

33  .  See  Wes.  Conf. 


D. 


DAYIDSON,  JOHN  C. 


1827  R.  out. 

,  Hallowell. 

28  . 

.  Kingston. 

29  R.  F.  c  . 

.  Broekville. 

30  or.  d.  . 

.  Bytown. 

31  . 

.  Bytown. 

32  . 

.  Cobourg. 

33  . 

.  See  Wes.  Conf. 

DAYIS,  ALPHEUS. 

1815  C .  Cayuga,  N.  Y. 

16  r.  out..  Northumberland 

17  or.  D.  .  .  Clarence. 

18  .  Ancaster. 

19  or.  e.  . .  Herkimer,  N.  Y. 

20  sup’d.  .  .  Herkimer,  N.  Y. 
Died  October  8th,  1820,  aged 

27  years. 


DEAN,  HORACE. 

1830  C .  London. 

31  R.  out..  Westminster. 

32  .  Thames. 

33  .  See  Wes.  Conf. 


DEMOREST,  THOMAS. 

1819  R.  obt,  .  St.  Lawrence. 

20  .  Yonge  Street. 

21  .  Thames. 


1822  or.  d.  . .  Lyon’s  Creek. 

23  .  Grand  River. 

24  .  Niagara. 

25  or.  E.  .  .  Niagara. 

26  .  Dumfries. 

27  .  Located. 

See  Wes.  Conf. 


DEMPSTER,  JOHN  D.D. 

1815  c .  Genesee  Conf. 

16  R.  obt..  St.  Lawrence. 

17  .  United  States. 

Died  November  28th,  1863, 

aged  70  years. 


DENNETT,  JOSEPH. 
1810  R.  on  T .  .  Barnard,  U.  S. 


11  .  Stanstead. 

12  .  Ret.  to  U.  S. 


Located  1814. 


DENSMORE,  GEO.  WASH¬ 
INGTON. 

1809  R.  on  t  . .  Cayuga,  U.  S. 


10  .  Ontario,  U.  S. 

11  or.  d.  .  .  Long  Point. 

12  .  Detroit,  U.  S. 


Located  1836. 


DIXON,  TRUEMAN. 

1818  R.  on  t.  .  Detroit. 

19  .  Detroit. 

20  or.  d.  . .  Montreal  and 

Ottawa. 

21  .  Ret.  to  U.  S. 

Located  1825. 


DRAPER,  SAMUEL. 

1801  R.  on  T . .  Upper  Canada. 

2  .  United  States. 

Died  in  1824,  aged  46  years. 

DUNHAM,  DARIUS. 

1788  R.  on. t..  Shoreham,  U.  S. 

89  .  Cambridge,  U.S. 

90  or.  d.  ..  Cambridge,  U.S. 

91  .  Columbia,  U.  S. 

92  or.  E.  .  .  Cataraqui. 

93  .  Cataraqui. 

94  p.  eld..  Canada  District. 

95  .  Niagara. 

96  p.  eld  .  .  Canada  District. 

97  p.  eld  .  .  Canada  District. 

98  P.  eld  .  .  Bay  Quinte  Dist. 

99  .  Oswego tchie. 

1800  .  Located. 

Died  in  1825  or  1826. 


EVANS, 

EPHRAIM. 

1827  o . 

Kingston. 

28  R.  071  T.  . 

Cobourg. 

29  . 

Kingston. 

30  or  D. .  . . 

Niagara. 

31  . 

Stamford. 

32  . 

Stamford. 

33  . 

See  Wes.  Conf. 

EVANS,  JAMES. 

1814  OR.  D.  . . 
15  . 

Wyalusing. 

Northumberland 

1830  R.  on  t. 

.  Kice  Lake. 

16  OR.  ELD. 

Lycoming. 

31  . 

,  Credit. 

17  . 

Bald  Eagle. 

32  OR.  D.  . 

.  Ancaster. 

1  R 

Ottawa. 

33  . 

.  See  Wes.  Conf. 

19  . 

20  . 

Augusta. 

Ret.  to  U.  S. 

EVERTS, 

RENALDO  M. 

1812  R.  on  T . 

,  Caledonia,  U.  S. 

Died  July  20th,  1865,  aged  77 

13  . 

.  Bloomfield,  U.  S. 

years. 

- - - 

42 


MINISTERS  AND  PROBATIONERS. 


F. 


FARR,  GEORGE. 

1826  r.  on  T . .  Ottawa. 

27  .  Perth. 

28  or.  D.  . .  Bonchire. 

29  .  Located. 


FERGUSON,  GEORGE. 
1816  E.  out..  Ottawa. 

17  .  Niagara. 

18  or.  l).  .  .  Niagara. 

19  .  Ancaster. 

20  or.  eld..  Ancaster. 

21  .  Westminster. 

22  .  Long  Point. 


1823  .... 

.  .  . .  Westminster. 

24  . . . . 

.  .  .  .  Westminster. 

25  . . . . 

....  Thames. 

26  .  .  .  . 

.  .  .  .  Amherstburg. 

27  .... 

Thames. 

28  .... 

.  .  .  .  Hallowell. 

29  .... 

.  .  .  .  Hallowell. 

30  . . . . 

.  .  .  .  Bay  Quinte. 

31  .... 

....  Bay  Quinte. 

32  .... 

.  .  .  .  Waterloo. 

33  .... 

. .  .  .  See  Wes.  Conf. 

FLINT,  CALVIN  M. 
1818  R.  on  T..  St.  Lawrence. 
19  .........  Augusta. 


1820  or.  d.  . .  Rideau. 

21  .  Belleville. 

22  OR.  eld..  Hallowell. 

23  .  Ret.  to  U.  S. 

Located  1829. 


FREEMAN,  DANIEL. 

1808  R.  on  t..  Asbury,  U.  S. 

9  .  Asbury,  U.  S. 

10  OR.  D.  .  .  Ancaster. 

11  .  Located. 

Died  in  Windham,  Ontario, 
March  10th,  1835. 


Gr. 


GARLICK,  HEMAN. 


1810  R.  WIT.. 

Dunham. 

11 ) 

to  >  . 

New  York  Conf. 

14 

15  . 

Located. 

Died 

in  1857. 

GATCHELL,  JOSEPH. 


1810  r.  on  x . . 


11  . 

12  or.  d.  . . 


25 

26 

27 

28 

29 

30 


Niagara. 
Smith’s  Creek. 
Yonge  Street. 

Located. 

Ancaster. 
Ancaster. 
Lyon’s  Creek. 
Niagara. 

Long  Point. 
Long  Point. 


1831  1 

to  >  sup’d  . .  Long  Point. 

32  ) 

33  .  See  Wes.  Conf. 


GOODWIN,  TIMOTHY. 

Chazy,  N.  Y. 


1815  r.  on  t.  . 
16  . 

17  or.  d.  . . 

18  . 

19  . 

20  OR.  E..  .  . 

21  . 

22  ) 

to  >  . 

27  ) 

28  . 


Chazy,  N.  Y. 
Georgia. 

St.  Lawrence. 
St.  Lawrence. 
Augusta. 

Ret,  to  U.  S. 

United  States. 


Located. 

Died  March  30th,  1854,  aged 
6  2  years. 


GREEN,  ANSON. 

1824  c .  Smith’s  Creek. 

25  R.  on  T .  .  Hallowell. 


1826 

27 

OK. 

,  D.  .  . 

28 

29 

30 

OR, 

,  E.  .  . 

31 

32 

p.  : 

ELD  .  . 

33 

Ancaster. 

Ancaster. 

Fort  George. 
Fort  George. 
Brockville. 
Brockville. 
Augusta  District. 
See  Wes.  Conf. 


GRIFFIS, 

1823  R.  on  T.  . 

24  . 

25  or.  d.  . . 

26  . 

27  or.  E. . . . 

28  . 

29  . 

30  . 

31  . 

32  . 

33  . 


WILLIAM. 

Thames. 

St.  Clair. 
Niagara. 

Niagara. 

Long  Point. 
Long  Point. 
Dumfries  and 
Grand  River. 
Ancaster. 
Ancaster. 
London. 

See  Wes.  Conf. 


H. 


HAMILTON,  JOHN. 

1813  r.  wit..  Lyons,  U.  S. 

14  . 

15  OR.  D . 


16  .  Westmnstr,  Ont. 

17  .  Ret.  to  U.  S. 


Located  1820. 


HARRIS,  REUBEN. 

1803  R.  on  t.  .  Niagara  and 

Long  Point. 

4  .  Bay  Quinte. 

5  or.  d.  . .  United  States. 


1806  .  Dunham. 

7  or.  e.  . .  Rem.  to  U.  S. 

35  sup’d.  . .  New  York  Conf. 

Died  February  15th,  1844,  aged 
68  years. 


HASKEL,  SQUIRE  B. 

1818  R.  out..  Danville. 

19  .  Stanstead. 

20  or.  D.  . .  Barrie. 

21  .  Ret.  to  U.  S. 

Located  1828. 


HEALY,  EZRA. 


1820  c . 

.  Decalb,  N.  Y. 

21  r.  on  t. 

.  St.  Lawence. 

22  . 

.  Rideau. 

23  OR.  D.  . 

.  Rideau. 

24  . 

.  Cornwall. 

25  or.  e.  . 

.  Cornwall. 

26  . 

.  Bay  Quinte. 

27  . 

.  Kingston. 

28  . 

.  Brockville. 

29  . 

.  Brockville. 

30  . 

.  Rideau. 

31  . 

.  Augusta. 

32  . 

.  Augusta. 

33  . 

.  See  Wes.  Conf. 

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43 


HERRON,  JAMES. 
1799  r.  out.  .  Chester,  U.  S. 


1800  .  Oswegotchie. 

1  .  Rem.  to  U.  S. 


Located  1814. 


HEYLAND.  ROWLEY. 


1823  c 

24  R.  WIT.. 

25  . 

26  . 

27  . 

28  OR.  E.  .  . 

29  . 

30  . 

31  . 

32  . 

33  . 


Home  District. 
Home  District. 
Long  Point. 
Long  Point. 
Niagara  and 

Fort  George. 
Bay  Quinte. 

Bay  Quinte. 
Hallowell. 
Cobourg. 
Hallowell. 

See.  Wes.  Conf. 


HIBBARD,  ROBERT. 

1808  c .  Ulster,  U.S. 

9  R.  on  t . .  Granville,  U.S. 

10  or.  d.  .  .  St.  Francis 

River,  C.  E. 

11  .  St.  Francis 

River,  C.  E. 

12  or.  eld  .  Ottawa. 
Drowned,  Oct.  12th,  1812, 

while  crossing  the  St.  Lawrence, 
near  Montreal. 


HICKOX,  JOSEPH. 

1812  r.  on  t.  .  Shamokin,  U.S. 


13  .  Canaan,  U.S. 

14  .  Canaan,  U.S. 


1815  .  Detroit,  U.S. 

16  .  Detroit,  U.S. 

17  .  Ancaster,  C.W. 

18  .  Ancaster,  C.W. 

19  .  Thames,  C.W. 

20  .  Located. 


HOLMES,  NINIAN. 

1807  R.  on  t.  .  Niagara. 

8  .  Bay  Quinte. 

9  or.  D.  . .  Augusta. 

10  .  Detroit. 

11  or.  eld..  Detroit. 

12  .  Niagara. 

13  .  Niagara. 

14  .  Located. 

Died  May  5th,  1829,  aged  44 
years. 


HOLTBY,  MATTHIAS. 


1832  R.  on  t.  .  Toronto  Circuit. 
33  .  See  Wes.  Conf. 


HOPKINS,  SILAS. 
1811  R.  on  t.  .  Detroit. 

12  .  Augusta. 

13  .  Located. 


HOWE,  SAMUEL.  A  r> t 
1802  R.  on  x. .  Philadelphia 

Conference. 

3  .  Niagara  an  dLong 

Point. 

4  or.  d.  .  .  Ottawa. 

5  .  United  States. 


1831  sup’d  . . .  Troy  Conf. 

Died  Feb.  16tli,  1858,  aged  78 
years. 


HULBERT,  CEPHAS. 

1807  R.  on  T . .  Oswegotchie. 

8  .  Bay  Quinte. 

9  .  Smith’s  Creek. 

10  .  Located. 


HUNTINGDON,  SIMON. 

1828  o  .  Yonge  Street. 

29  R.  on  t.  .  Yonge  Street. 

30  .  Westminster. 

31  R.  F.  o. . .  Mississippi. 

32  .  Bonchire. 

33  .  See  Wes.  Conf. 


HURLBURT,  ASAHEL. 


1828  R.  071  T.  . 

Brockville. 

29  . 

W  estminster. 

30  OR.  D.  .  . 

Long  Point. 

31  . 

Thames. 

32  . 

Rideau. 

33  . 

See  Wes.  Conf. 

HUSTON 

,  JOHN  LI. 

1827  R.  071  t.  . 

London. 

28  . 

Thames. 

29  . 

Richmond. 

30  OR.  D.  . . 

Richmond. 

31  . 

Albion. 

32  . 

Albion. 

33  . 

See  Wes.  Conf. 

I.  &  J. 


IRVINE,  ALEXANDER. 
1822  ) 

to  >  . .  Genesee  Conf. 

28  ) 

29  .  Located. 

30  c . 

31  R.  CAFT.C.  Bay  Quinte. 

\7"  pit* 

33  ”"!!!!  See  Wes.  Conf. 


JACKSON,  JAMES. 


1817 

R.  on  T . 

.  Duffin’s  Creek. 

18 

,  Yonge  Street. 

19 

OR.  D.  . 

Long  Point. 

20 

.  Long  Point. 

21 

.  Westminster. 

22 

.  Westminster. 

23 

.  Thames. 

24 

.  Thames. 

25 

.  Westminster. 

26 

) 

to 

>  sup’d  .  . 

.  W estminster. 

28 

[ 

29 

.  Expelled. 

JEFFERS. 

,  ROBERT. 

1818  R.  072.  T  . . 

Augusta. 

19  . 

Augusta. 

20  . 

Bay  Quinte. 

21  . 

Bay  Quinte. 

22  . 

Located. 

JEWELL 

,  JOSEPH. 

1795  R.  o?i  t.  . 

Dover,  U.  S. 

96  . 

Somerset,  U.  S. 

97  OR.  D.  .  . 

Dorchester,  U.  S. 

98  . 

Maryland,  U.S. 

99  P.  ELD  .  . 

Canada  District. 

1800  P.  ELD  ,  . 

Oswegotchie. 

1  p.  eld  . .  Upper  Canada 

District. 


2  P.  eld  .  .  Upper  Canada 

District. 

3  .  Rem.  to  U.  S. 

Located  1810. 


JONES,  PETER. 

1813  r.  on  t  . .  Broom,  U.  S. 

14  .  Lycoming,  U.  S. 


15  OR.  D..  .  . 

.  Bald  Eagle,  U.S. 

16  . 

.  Augusta. 

17  . 

.  Ottawa. 

18  . 

.  Litchfield,  U.  S. 

19  . 

.  Meslem,  U.  S. 

20  . 

.  Ridgeway,  U.  S. 

2!  ; 

to  >  sup’d. 

Canada. 

32 

33  . 

.  See  Wes.  Conf. 

JONES,  PETER. 
(ka-ke-wa-quon-a-by.) 

1825  c .  Visiting  Mis’y. 

26  c .  Visiting  Mis’y. 

27  R.  07i  t..  Visiting  Mis’y. 

28  .  Credit. 

29  r.  f.  c. .  Credit. 

30  or.  d.  . .  Credit. 

31  .  Visiting  England 

32  .  Mis.  to  Indians. 

33  ord .  See  Wes.  Conf. 


44 


MINISTERS  AND  PROBATIONERS. 


JONES,  RICHARD. 

1825  c .  Augusta. 

26  c .  Augusta. 

27  R.  on  t  . .  Perth. 

28  .  Richmond. 

29  OR.  D.  .  .  Augusta. 

30  .  Kingston. 

31  . Belleville. 


1832  .  Cobourg. 

33  .  See  Wes.  Conf. 


JONES,  WILLIAM. 

1816  R.  on  T.  .  New  Amster¬ 
dam,  U.S. 

17  .  Caledonia,  U.S. 

18  or.  n.. . .  Thames,  C.W. 


Mr"* 

/// 

f-C-  >{xS> 

KEELER,  SYLYANUS. 

1795  R.  on  t.  .  Bay  Quinte. 

96  ) 

to  -  .  Located. 

99  ) 

1800  R.  on  T. .  Bay  Quinte. 

1  or.  d.  . . .  Bay  Quinte. 

2  .  Oswegotchie  and 

Ottawa. 

3  .  Niagara  and 

Long  Point. 

4  .  Bay  Quinte. 

5  .  Oswegotchie. 

6  .  St.  Lawrence. 

7  .  Located. 

Died  in  1825. 


LAMBERT,  CHANDLY. 

1808  r.  on  t.  .  St.  Lawrence. 

9  .  Bay  Quinte. 

10  .  Rem.  to  U.  S. 

38  sup’d.  . .  Black  River 

Conference. 

Died  March  16tli,  1845,  aged 
64  years. 


K  &  L. 


LEWIS,  JOHN. 


1811  R.  on  T. 

Henderson,  N.Y. 

12  . 

Asburnliam,  “ 

13 

14 

15  . 

Stanstead. 

16 

17  . 

Located 

LOCKWOOD,  JOSEPH. 

1807  r.  on  t . 

Long  Island,  U.S 

8  . 

Middletown,  n 

9  OR.  D. .  . 

.  Bay  Quinte. 

10  . 

.  Yonge  Street. 

11  .  Located. 

LOSEE,  WILLIAM. 

1789  r.  on  t  . .  Lake  Champlain. 

90  .  Canada. 

91  or.  D.. .  .  Kingston. 

92  .  Oswegotchie. 

93  .  Located. 

Note. — To  William  Losee  be¬ 
longs  the  honour  of  being  the 
first  Methodist  missionary  sent 


1819  . 

20  or.  E — 


38 

to  >  sup’y  . 

61  ) 


Ancaster,  C.W. 
Malone,  N.Y. 
Rideau,  C.W. 

United  States. 


East  Genesee 

Conference. 


in  1790  to  Canada.  /The  New 
York  Conference  which  sat  in 
Albany  in  May,  1791,  appointed 
him  to  Kingston,  which  was  the 
name  given  to  the  first  Methodist 
Circuit. — See  “Case  and  Cotem¬ 
poraries,  Vol.  i,  p.  7. 


LUCKEY,  SAMUEL,  D.D. 

1811  R.  on  t  . .  Ottawa. 

12  .  St.  Francis  River. 

^  )  $  New  York  and 

j .  (  Genesee  Conf. 

Note. — In  1832  he  was  elected 
Principal  of  the  Genesee  Wes¬ 
leyan  Seminary,  and  in  1836  he 
was  elected  Editor  of  the  Chris¬ 
tian  Advocate,  New  York.  In 
1843  he  visited  the  Canada  Wes¬ 
leyan  Conference  at  Hamilton, 
as  delegate  from  the  General  Con¬ 
ference  of  the  Methodist  Episco¬ 
pal  Church. 

He  died  Oct.  11th,  1869,  aged 
78  years. 


M. 


MACK,  WILBUR. 

1818  R.  on  T . .  Stanstead  and 

St.  Francis. 
19  .  Located. 

£  t,  -  c.  - 

MADDEN,  THOMAS. 

1802  R.  on  T.  .  Long  Point. 

3  .  Bay  Quinte  and 

Home  Dist. 

4  or.  d.&e.  Oswegotchie. 

5  .  Smith’s  Creek. 

6  .  Long  Point. 

7  .  Quebec. 

8  .  Montreal. 

9  .  Ottawa. 

10  .  Ottawa. 

11  .  Charlotte,  N.Y. 

12  .  Charlotte,  N.Y. 

13  .  Brandon,  N.Y. 


1814  . 

.  .  Brandon,  N.Y. 

15  . 

. .  Augusta. 

16  . 

. .  Bay  Quinte  and 
Kingston. 

17  . 

.  .  Bay  Quinte. 

18  . 

.  .  Hallowell. 

19  . 

. .  Hallowell. 

20  . 

. .  Belleville. 

21  . 

. .  Smith’s  Creek. 

22  . 

. .  Augusta. 

23  . 

24  ) 

. .  Augusta. 

25  >  p.!e. 

26  ) 

..  Niagara  District 

27  . 

. .  Ancaster. 

28  . 

.  .  Rideau. 

29  . 

.  .  Augusta. 

30  . 

.  .  Augusta. 

31  . 

.  . .  Elizabethtown. 

32  . 

.  .  .  Elizabethtown. 

33  . 

.  .  .  See  Wes.  Conf. 

MARTIN,  TIMOTHY. 

1825  r.  on  t.  .  Long  Point. 

26  .  Located. 

Died  June  24th,  1841,  aged  47 
years. 

MERWIN,  SAMUEL. 

1800  R.  on  T.  .  LongIsland,U.S. 

1  .  Redding,  U.S. 

2  or.  d..  . .  Addams,  LT.S. 

3  .  Montreal. 

,  1  Quebec,  1  mo. 

4  . |  Rem.  to  U.S. 

Died  January  13th,  1839,  aged 

62  years.  • 

MESSMORE,  JOSEPH. 

1823  c .  Ancaster. 

24  r.  on  T .  .  Thames. 


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45 


1825  .  Lyon’s  Creek. 

26  OR.  D....  Lyon’s  Creek. 

27  .  Grand  River. 

28  OR.  E. ...  Grand  River. 


29  . 

Amherstburg. 

30  . 

Stamford. 

31  . 

N  iagara. 

32  . 

St.  Catharines. 

33  . 

See  Wes.  Conf. 

METCALF, 

FRANKLIN. 

S19  R.  071  T.  . 

Hallowell. 

20  . 

Hallowell. 

21  OR.  D..  .  . 

Bay  Quinte. 

22 

Perth. 

23  OR.  E _ 

Perth. 

24  . 

Hallowell. 

25  . 

Hallowell. 

26  . 

Augusta. 

27  . .  * . 

Augusta. 

1828  .  York. 

29  asst.  ed.  York. 

30  .  Augusta  District. 

31  .  Augusta  District. 

32  .  Niagara  District. 

33  .  See  Wes.  Conf. 


MILLER,  GILBERT. 

1829  C .  Belleville. 

30  R.  out..  Cavan. 

31  .  Lake  Simcoe. 

32  .  Lake  Simcoe, 

33  .  See  Wes.  Conf. 


MINOR,  TIMOTHY. 

1810  K.  on  t  .  .  Dunham,  C.E. 

11  .  Dunham,  C.E. 

12  .  Rem.  to  IT.S. 


MITCHELL,  JAMES,  M.D. 
1806  r.  out..  Somerset,  N.Y. 


7  . 

.  Scipio,  N.Y. 

8  OR.  D  .  . , 

,.  Ontario,  N.Y. 

9  OR.  E..  . 

.  Holland,  N.Y. 

10  . 

.  Quebec. 

11  . 

.  Montreal. 

12  . 

.  Hem.  to  U.S. 

Died  April  13th,  1859,  aged 
83  years. 


MORRIS,  CALEB. 

1800  R.  on  T .  .  Herkimer,  U.S. 

1  .  Ottawa. 

2  .  Rem.  to  U.S. 


MUSGROVE,  JAMES. 
1831  O .  Belleville. 

32  R.  on  T .  .  Whitby. 

33  .  See  Wes.  Conf. 


Me.  &  N. 


McCRACKEN,  GEORGE. 

1806  R.  on  T.  Dorchester,  U.S. 

7  .  Lyons,  U.S. 

8  or.  d..  . .  Scipio,  U.S. 

9  or.  E. . .  .  Quebec. 

10  .  Located. 


McGEE,  THOMAS. 

1816  R.  out..  United  States. 

17  . St.  Lawrence. 

18  .  Rem.  to  U.  S. 

Died  August  8th,  1859,  aged 
65  years. 


McMULLEN,  DANIEL. 


1824  c . 

25  e.  wit.. 

26  . 

27  R.  F.  C.  . 

28  or.  d.  . . 

29  . 

30  or.  e.  . . 

31  . 

32  . 

33  . 


Home  District. 
Thames. 

London. 

Located. 

Yonge  Street- 
Cavan  and  Rice 
Lake. 

Cobourg. 

Hallowell. 

Rice  Lake. 

See  Wes.  Conf. 


McNAB,  ALEXANDER. 

1832  e.  onT..  Hallowell. 

33  .  See  Wes.  Conf. 


NORRIS,  JAMES. 

1827  R.  oi it..  Cavan. 

28  .  Cobourg. 

29  R.  e.  c..  Yonge  Street. 

30  or.  d.  .  .  Yonge  Street. 

31  .  Whitby. 

1832  .  Whitby. 

33  .  See  Wes.  Conf. 


NORRIS,  SAMUEL. 

1818  R.  on  t  . .  Landaff,  U.  S. 

19  .  Stanstead  and 

St.  Francis. 

1820  .  Rem.  to  U.  S. 

He  was  superannuated  in  1861, 
and  held  that  relationship  in  the 
New  Hampshire  Conference  until 
his  death,  June  23rd,  1880. 


P. 


A-A 


PARKER,  JOHN. 

1822  r.  OTi  t..  Thames, 

23  .  Lyon’s  Creek. 

24  or.  D.  .  .  East  Gen.  Conf. 

PATRICK,  WILLIAM. 

1829  R.  OTi  T.  .  Long  Point. 

30  .  Belleville. 

31  R.  F.  c . .  Whitby. 

32  .  Perth. 

33  .  See  Wes.  Conf. 

PATTIE,  ELIAS. 

1807  R-  out..  Bay  Quinte. 

8  .  Smith’s  Creek. 


1809  or.  D.  . .  .  Cornwall. 

10  .  Augusta. 

11  .  Rem.  to  U.  S. 

Located  1838. 


PEAL,  JAMES  GRIGGS. 

Ottawa. 
Belleville. 
Cornwall. 

Yonge  Street. 
Perth. 

Bay  Quinte. 

Died  December  25th,  1822, 
aged  43  years. 


1817  c . 

18  R.  on  T 

19  OR.  D. 

20  . 

21  OR.  E. 

22  . 


PEARCE,  GERSHOM. 

1803  R.  on  T.  .  Plattsburg,  U.  S. 

4  .  Fletcher,  U.  S. 

5  or.  d.  . .  Niagara. 

6  .  Oswegotchie. 

7  .  Dunham. 

8  .  United  States. 

He  was  superannuated  in  1832 

and  held  that  relationship  until 
his  death,  March  23rd,  1865. 

PEIRCE,  THOMAS  C. 

1814  R.  07i  t.  .  1  New  England 

16  or.'  D.  : :  !  Conference. 

17  .  St.  Francis. 


46 


MINISTERS  AND  PROBATIONERS. 


1818  ) 


to  > . 

United  States. 

49  ) 

50  sup’d. 

Died  May  25th,  1851,  aged  60 

years. 

utk  -  <r 

PERRY, 

ROBERT. 

1805  E.  on  T.  . 

Ottawa. 

6  . 

Niagara. 

7  oe.  d.  . . 

Smith’s  Creek. 

8  . 

Yonge  Street. 

9  OE.  E.  .  . 

Niagara. 

10  . 

Long  Point. 

11  . 

Located. 

PHELPS, 

RICHARD. 

1826  c . 

Cobourg. 

27  c . 

Grape  Island. 

28  E.  on  T.  . 

Westminster. 

29  . 

Thames. 

30  oe.  d.  . . 

Canborough. 

31  . 

Grand  River. 

32  . 

Grand  River. 

33  . 

See  Wes.  Conf. 

A-C. 

PICKETT 

,  DANIEL. 

1800  E.  OTl  T.  . 

Ottawa. 

1  . 

Bay  Quinte. 

2  oe.  d.  . . 

Niagara. 

3  . 

Otta-wa. 

4  OE.  E.  .  . 

Niagara  and 

5 . 

Long  Point. 
Yonge  Street. 

6  . 

Yonge  Street. 

7  .  Oswegotchie. 

8  .  Augusta. 

9  .  Located. 

Note. — After  his  location  he  got 
sadly  estranged  from  the  Church 
of  his  early  choice,  and  for  several 
years  preached  on  his  own  respon¬ 
sibility,  and  tried  to  raise  a  society 
under  the  name  of  “Provincial 


Methodists.”  In  1830  he  re¬ 
turned  to  the  Methodist  Church 
and  took  rank  as  a  local  preacher, 
and  so  continued  until  after  the 
Union,  when  he  placed  himself  in 
opposition,  and  was  oneof  the  five 
who  on  June  25th,  1834,  met  and 
organized  the  present  Methodist 
Episcopal  Church  in  Canada.  He 
died  July  15th,  1854,  aged  83 
years.  See  “  Case  and  Cotem¬ 
poraries.”  — Carroll. 


PLUMBLY,  DANIEL. 
1815  R.  out.  .  New  England. 


16  .... 

_  St.  Francis  River. 

17  ) 

to  >  . . . 

. .  .  .  United  States. 

20 

21  .  .  . . 

....  Expelled. 

POOLE,  GEORGE. 

1825  C .  Cornwall. 

26  c .  Bay  Quinte. 

27  R.  on  T . .  Richmond. 

28  .  Bytown. 

29  K.  F.  c .  .  Bytown. 

30  oe.  D. . .  .  Ottawa. 

31  .  Ottawa. 

32  . .  Bay  Quinte. 

33  .  See  Wes.  Conf. 


POOLE,  JACOB. 

1823  E.  07i  T.  .  Belleville. 

24  .  Hallowell. 

25  oe.  d.  . .  Augusta. 

26  .  Rideau. 

27  oe.  e.  . .  Crosby. 

28  .  Cornwall. 

29  .  No  Station. 

30  .  Albion. 

31  .  Located. 

32  .  See  Wes.  Conf. 


PRINDEL,  ANDREW. 

1805  c .  Niagara. 

6  E.  on  T .  .  Ottawa. 

7  oe.  D.  .  .  Yonge  Street. 

8  .  Litchfield,  N.  Y. 

9  oe.  E.  .  .  Ancaster. 


10  . 

Niagara. 

11  . 

Yonge  Street. 

12  . 

Ancaster  and 

Long  Point. 

13  . 

Bay  Quinte. 

14  . 

Bay  Quinte. 

15  . 

Augusta. 

16  . 

Augusta. 

17  . 

St.  Lawrence. 

18  . 

Black  Riv.  N.Y. 

19  . 

Black  Riv.  N.Y. 

20  . 

Seneca,  N.Y. 

21  . 

Bloomfield,  N .  Y. 

22  . 

Bloomfield,  N.Y. 

23  . 

Genesee*  N.Y. 

24  . 

Batavia,  N.Y. 

25  . 

Batavia,  N.Y. 

26 

Lewiston,  N.Y. 

27  . 

St.  Lawrence, 

N.Y. 

28  J 

Ancaster,  C.W. 

29 

Ancaster. 

30 

1  sup’d..  - 

Dumfries. 

31 

Ancaster. 

32, 

iLong  Point. 

33  . 

See  Wes.  Conf. 

PUFFER,  ISAAC. 

1817  r.  071  t..  Augusta. 

18  .  Bay  Quinte, 

19  .  Bay  Quinte. 

20  .  Niagara. 

21  .  Niagara. 

22  .  Rem.  to  U.  S. 

Note. — He  continued  in  the 
active  work  until  1843,  when  he 
superannuated.  He  died  in  1853, 
after  a  short  illness,  in  the  69th 
year  of  his  age. 


R 


REED,  FITCH,  D.D. 

1817  E.o»T..  Suffolk,  N.Y. 

18  .  Sagg  Harbour, 

N.Y. 

19  oe.  D.. . .  Dunham,  C.E. 

|<20  .  York  (Toronto). 

1;  21  OE.  E.. .  .  York  (Toronto). 

22  .  Rem.  to  U.S. 

Note. — He  visited  the  Wes¬ 
leyan  Methodist  Conference  of 
Canada,  in  Toronto,  in  June, 
1864.  He  died  Oct.  10tli,  1871, 
aged  76  years. 


REEDER,  NATHANIEL. 


1813  E.  on  T. 

.  Sliamokin,  N.Y. 

14  . 

.  Chenango,  N.Y. 

15  OE.  I).  .. 

.  Ottawa. 

16  . 

.  Smith’s  Creek. 

17  . 

.  Bay  Quinte. 

18  . 

.  Cornwall. 

19  . 

.  Rem.  to  U.S. 

Note. — He  located  in  1835. 
He  died  Aug.  10th,  1838,  aged 
76  years. 


REYNOLDS,  JOHN. 
1808  e.  on  t.  .  Augusta. 

9  .  Yonge  Street. 

10  oe.  d..  . .  Smith’s  Creek. 


1811  .  Augusta. 

12  .  Bay  Quinte. 

13  .  Located. 


Note. — After  his  location  he 
was  employed  for  a  time  as  a 
school  teacher  in  Sidney,  and 
subsequently  went  into  mercan¬ 
tile  life  in  Belleville.  He  con¬ 
tinued  to  exercise  his  gifts  as 
local  preacher,  and  in  that  capa¬ 
city  was  ordained  a  local  elder  at 
the  Conference  of  1824.  He 
[  served  the  Church  in  various 
ways  acceptably  until  after  the 
Union  of  the  Methodist  Epis- 
I  copal  Church  with  the  British 
I  Wesleyans,  under  the  name  of 


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the  Wesleyan  Methodist  Church. 
This  Union  was  consummated  at 
the  Conference  of  1833.  On  Feb. 
9th,  1834,  as  a  member  of  the 
Wesleyan  Methodist  Church,  he 
acted  as  Secretary  of  the  Belle¬ 
ville  Auxiliary  Missionary  So¬ 
ciety,  and  wrote  an  account  of  the 
Annual  Meeting,  which  was  pub¬ 
lished  in  the  Guardian  of  Feb. 
17th.  On  June  25th,  1834,  Mr. 
Reynolds,  Joseph  Gatchell  (a  su¬ 
perannuated  minister),  Daniel  Pic¬ 
kett,  who  had  travelled  nine  years 
— viz.,  from  1800  to  1808,  but  who 
located  in  1809,  and  subsequently 
endeavoured  to  raise  an  indepen¬ 
dant  organization  under  the  name 
of  the  “Provincial  Methodists 
David  Culp,  who  had  travelled 
from  1813  to  1825,  and  who  had 
been  located  for  nine  years  ;  and 
John  Wesley  Byam,  who  was  re¬ 
ceived  on  trial  in  1816,  and  after 
two  years’  probation  was  discon¬ 
tinued  ;  met  at  Cummer’s  meet¬ 
ing-house,  north  of  Toronto,  and 
claiming  to  be  dissatisfied  with 
the  Union  of  1833,  organized 
the  present  Methodist  Episcopal 
Church  of  Canada.  In  1835  Mr. 
Reynolds  was  elected  the  first 
Bishop  of  the  new  organization 
by  the  General  Conference,  which 
consisted  of  Joseph  Gatchell,  John 
Reynolds,  David  Culp,  Daniel 
Pickett,  already  named,  and  Jno. 
H.  Huston,  who  had  only  travel¬ 
led  six  years,  had  never  been  ad¬ 
mitted  to  Elders’  orders,  and  who 
had  located  in  1833.  He  was 
ordained  by  Messrs.  Gatchell, 
Culp,  and  Pickett.  He  held  the 
office  of  Bishop  acceptably  until 
his  death  in  1857. 


RHODES,  JOHN. 


1808  R.  on  T.  . 

9  . 

10  OR.  D..  .  . 

11  . 

12  OR.  E _ 

13  . 


14 

15 

16 


Northumber¬ 
land,  U.S. 

- ,  U.S. 

Seneca,  U.S. 
Augusta,  C.W. 
Augusta. 
Ancaster  and 
LiJng  Point. 


Yonge  Street. 
Rem.  to  U.S. 


Died  January  13th,  1843,  aged 
60  years. 


RICHARDSON,  JAMES,  D.D. 

1824  C .  Yonge  Street  and 

York. 

25  R.  on  T . .  Yonge  Street  and 

York. 

26  .  Fort  George  and 

Queenston. 

27  or.  d.  . . .  Credit. 


1828  .  Niagara. 

29  .  Niagara. 

30  or.  e....  Kingston. 

31  p.  E .  Niagara  Dist. 

32  editor.  .  Toronto. 

33  .  See  Wes.  Conf. 

Note. — He  was  Secretary  of 

the  Conference  from  1828  to  1831 
inclusive. 


ROBINSON,  JOHN.  ^  * 

1794  r.  on  t  . .  Freehold,  U.S. 

95  .  Chester,  U.S. 

96  or.  D...  Milford,  U.S. 

97  .  Delaware,  U.S. 

98  or.  E.  ..  Delaware,  U.S. 

99  .  Dorchester,  U.S. 

1800  .  Mohawk,  U.S. 

1  .  Ottawa,  Canada. 

2  .  Niagara. 

3  P.  eld  . .  Upper  Canada  D. 

4  .  Located. 

Died  in  1848,  aged  79  years. 


ROSS,  WILLIAM. 

1812  r.  om  t..  Dunham,  C.  E. 
13  .  Rem.  to  U.  S. 

Died  Feb.  10th,  1824,  aged  33 
years. 


RUNDLE,  WILLIAM  W. 
1818  R.  out.  .  Yonge  Street. 


19  .  Long  Point. 

20  .  Rem,  to  U.  S. 


1824  . 

Chippewa  and 

Grand  River. 

25  . 

Superannuated. 

26  . 

Superannuated. 

27  . 

Located. 

Note. — After  his  location,  he 
and  James  Jackson  succeeded  in 
creating,  in  1829,  a  rival  organ- 

ization  under 

the  name  of  the 

Canadian  Wesleyan  Methodist 

Church. 

RYERSON,  EDWY  M. 

1831  c . 

Credit. 

32  r.  on  t  . . 

Ancaster. 

33  . 

See  Wes.  Conf. 

RYERSON,  EGERTON. 

1824  c . 

Ancaster. 

25  R.  on  t  . . 

Yonge  Street  and 

York. 

26  . 

Credit. 

27  OR.  D.  .  . 

Cobourg. 

28  . 

Ancaster. 

29  OR.  E.  .  . 

York  (Toronto). 

30  EDITOR.  . 

York  (Toronto). 

31  EDITOR.. 

York  (Toronto). 

32  EDITOR.. 

St.  Catharines. 

33  . 

See  Wes.  Conf. 

RYERSON,  GEORGE. 

1828  R.  on  T. .  Credit. 

29  .  Credit. 

30  .  Grand  River. 

31  .  Located. 


RUTER,  MARTIN,  D.D. 

1801  r.  T..  Chesterfield, U.S. 

2  .  Landoff,  U.  S. 

3  or.  d.  . .  Adams,  U.  S. 

4  .  Montreal. 

5  .  Rem.  to  U.  S. 


Died  May  16th,  1838,  aged  53 
years. 

RYAN,  HENRY. 


1800 

1 

2 

3 

4 

5 

6 
7 


r.  on  T . . 


OR.  D.  .  . 


OR.  e.  .  . 


Vergennes,  Yt. 
Yergennes,  Vt. 
Fletcher,  Yt. 
Plattsburg,  N.  Y. 
Plattsburg,  N.  Y. 
Bay  Quinte. 

Bay  Quinte. 
Long  Point. 
Niagara. 
Niagara. 

Upper  Canada 

District. 
Lower  Canada  D. 

Upper  Canada 

District. 
Lower  Canada  D. 

Bay  Quinte 

District. 


RYERSON,  JOHN. 


>20  c . 

Long  Point. 

21  r.  on  T . . 

Ancaster. 

22  . 

Niagara. 

23  OR.  D.  . . 

Yonge  Street. 

24  . 

Bay  Quinte. 

25  OR.  E.  .  . 

Perth. 

26  . 

Niagara. 

27  ) 

to  >  P.  ELD. 

Niagara  District. 

30  ) 

31  . 

York  (Toronto). 

32  P.  ELD  .  . 

Bay  Quinte  Dist. 

33  . 

See  Wes.  Conf. 

RYERSON,  WILLIAM. 


1821  c . 

Westminster. 

22  c . 

Norwich. 

23  R.  on  T.  . 

Niagara. 

24  . 

Niagara. 

25  OR.  D.  .  . 

Fort  George  and 

Queenston. 

26  . 

York  and  Yonge 

Street. 

27  . 

York  and  Yonge 

Street. 

28  1 

to  >  P.  ELD.. 

Bay  Quinte  Dist. 

31  j 

32  . 

Brockville. 

33  . 

See  Wes.  Conf. 

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MINISTERS  AND  PROBATIONERS. 


ft 


UN 


SABIN,  BENJAMIN. 

1810  1 

to  I .  United  States. 

15  ) 

16  .  Stanstead. 

17  .  United  States. 

19  .  Located. 

SAMPSON,  JOSEPH. 

1805  n.  out..  Hartford,  U.  S. 

6  .  Prince  George. 

7  or.  d.  . .  Frederick,  U.  S. 

8  .  Severn,  U.  S. 

9  or.  e.  . .  Three  Rivers. 

10  .  Three  Rivers. 

11  p.  eld.  . .  Lower  Canada  D. 

12  .  Rem.  to  U.  S. 

Expelled  1816. 


SAWYER,  JOSEPH. 

1797  R.  on  t..  Saratoga,  N.  Y. 

98  .  Pittsfield,  N.  Y. 

99  OR.  D.  . .  Vergennes. 

1800  .  Niagara. 

1  OR.  E.  .  .  Niagara. 

2  .  Bay  Quinte  and 

Home  District. 

3  .  Bay  Quinte  and 

Home  District. 

4  . .  Croton,  N.  Y. 

5  .  New  Rochelle. 

6  . 

p.  eld..  Upper  Canada 

District. 

10  ’ .  Located. 

See  Wes.  Conf. 


to 

9 


SCARRITT,  JOSIAH  A. 
1816  R.  on T.  .  New  England. 

17  .  Stanstead. 

18  .  Danville. 

19  ) 

to  ■ .  United  States. 

23  \ 

24  .  Located. 

See  Wes.  Conference. 


SHALER,  HENRY. 

1828.  C .  Toronto  Circuit. 

29  R.  out..  Albion. 

30  .  Toronto  Circuit. 

31  r.  f.  o..  Waterloo. 

32  .  Waterloo. 

33  .  See  Wes.  Conf. 


1821  . Long  Point. 

22  .  Ancaster. 

23  .  Ancaster  and 

York. 

24  . *  Lyon’s  Creek. 

25  1 

to  \  sup’d  . . 

28  ) 

29  .  Located. 


SHEPHERD,  EDMUND. 

1831  R.  on  T. .  Cobourg. 

32  .  Belleville. 

33  .  See.  Wes.  Conf. 


SHEPHERDSON,  DANIEL. 

1816  R.  omt..  New  York  Conf. 

17  .  New  York  Conf. 

18  OR.  d.  . .  Westminster. 

19  .  Niagara. 

20  .  Lyon’s  Creek. 


21 

22 

23 

24 

25 


Ancaster. 
Yonge  Street. 
Long  Point. 
Long  Point, 
to  U.  S. 


SMITH,  KENNETH 
McKENDREE. 

1819  r.  on  t  . .  Ottawa. 

20  .  Ancaster. 

21  .  York  and  New 

Settlements. 

22  or.  d..  . .  York  and  New 

Settlements. 

23  .  Ottawa. 

24  )  ,  (  Ottawa. 

25  (  SUP  D'  (  Ottawa. 

26  .  Located. 


.  Rem 

Located  in  1832 


SCULL,  JOSEPH. 

1805  R.  on  T..  Somersett,  U.  S. 

6  .  Talbot,  U.  S. 

7  OR.  D.  . .  Ontario,  U.  S. 

8  .  United  States. 

9  OR.  E.  .  .  Montreal. 

10  .  Montreal. 

11  .  Quebec. 

12  .  Rem.  to  U.  S. 

13  . .  _ _ _  Superannuated. 

Located  1814. 

SEAGER,  AURORA. 

17  o .  Granville,  U.S. 

18  R.  on  T.  .  Clarence,  U.  S. 

19  .  Montreal. 

Died  Dec.  21st,  1819,  aged  24 
years. 


SLATER,  WILLIAM. 

1822  R.  on  t.  .  Thames. 

23  .  Yonge  Street. 

24  or.  d _  Bay  Quinte. 

25  .  Ottawa. 

26  OR.  e _  Cobourg. 

27  .  Cobourg. 

28  .  Ancaster. 

Died  January  17th,  1829,  aged 
41  years. 

SMITH,  BELA. 

1808  R.  onr..  Plattsburg,  N.Y. 

10  or.  d _  Cornwall. 

11  .  Rem.  to  U.S. 

22  sup’d..  . . 

Died  July  2nd,  1848,  aged  64 
years. 


SMITH, 

1807  R.  091  t.  . 

8  . 

9  OR.  D _ 

10  . 

11  OR.  E _ 

12  . 


ISAAC  B. 

Oswegotchic. 
Niagara. 
Albany,  N.Y. 
Albany,  N.Y. 
Niagara. 

Bay  Quinte. 

.  United  States. 

15  .  Smith’s  Creek. 

16  .  Yonge  Street. 

17  .  Ancaster. 

18  .  Niagara. 

19  .  Niagara. 

20  .  Westminster. 


SMITH,  PHILANDER. 

1820  r.  on  t.  .  Smith’s  Creek. 

21  .  Cornwall. 

22  or.  d _  Kingston. 

23  .  Hallowell. 

24  or.  e _  Augusta. 

25  .  Bay  Quinte  and 

Kingston. 

26  ) 

to  p.  e..  . .  Bay  Quinte 
29  )  District. 

’30  ) 

31  >  sup’d  . .  Prescott. 

32  } 

33  . See  Wes.  Conf. 

SMITH,  WILLIAM. 

1828  R.  on  T.  .  Grape  Island. 

29  .  Ancaster. 

30  or.  d..  . .  York. 

31  .  Kingston. 

32  or.  e _  Kingston. 

33  .  See  Wes.  Conf. 

• 

SORNBORGER,  STEPHEN. 

1807  r.  on  t . .  Fletcher,  N.Y. 

8  .  Brandon,  N.Y. 

9  or.  d..  . .  Cambridge,  N.Y. 

10  .  Charlotte,  N.Y. 

11  .  Dunham,  C.E. 

12  .  Expelled. 


SOVEREIGN,  GEORGE. 

1824  r.  09i  t.  .  Long  Point. 

25  .  Toronto  Tp. 

26  op,,  d _  Toronto  Tp. 

27  .  Dumfries. 

28  or.  e. ...  Westminster. 

29  . .' .  Located. 


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49 


SPORE,  DAVID  C. 

1819  c .  Thames. 

20  k.  on  t  . .  Bay  Quinte. 

21  .  Ottawa. 

22  .  Rem.  to  U.S. 


STONE Y,  EDMUND. 

1823  c .  Dumfries. 

24  E.  on  T . ,  London. 

25  .  London. 

26  oe.  D. . .  .  Thames. 

27  .  Amherstburg. 

28  oe.  e....  Amherstburg. 


TOMPKINS,  NEHEMIAH  W. 
1802  E.  on  T.  .  Oswegotchie  and 
Ottawa. 

3  .  Rem.  to  U.  S. 

Located  1809. 


TORRY,  ALVIN. 


1816  c . 

.  Cayuga,  N.Y. 

17  E.  on  t.  , 

.  Scipio,  N.Y. 

1818  . 

.  Long  Point. 

19  oe.  d..  . , 

,  Westminster. 

20  . 

.  Ancaster. 

21  OE.  E..  . 

.  Lyon’s  Creek. 

22  ) 

to  > . 

.  Grand  River. 

27  ) 

28 . 

.  Rem.  to  U.  S. 

WALDRON,  SOLOMON. 


1821  c . 

22  c . 

23  e.  on  t  . . 

24  . 

25  OE.  D..  .  . 

26  . 

27  oe.  e _ 

28  . 

29  . 

30  . 

31  . 

32  . 

33  . 


Smith’s  Creek. 
Augusta. 

Perth  and  Back 
Settlements. 
Perth. 

Bay  Quinte  and 
Kingston. 
Hallowell. 

Grape  Island. 
Bay  Quinte. 
Rideau. 

Augusta. 

Matilda. 

Matilda. 

See  Wes.  Conf. 


WALKER,  LEVI. 

1805  E.  out..  Penobscott,  U.S. 

6  .  Rhode  Island. 

7  .  Stanstead. 

8  .  Located . 


1S29  .  Niagara. 

30  .  Niagara. 

31  .  Stamford. 

32  .  Stamford. 

33  . See  Wes.  Conf. 


STREETER,  ELISHA. 
1809  E.  wit,,  Stanstead. 

10  .  Rem.  to  U.  S. 


SUNDAY,  JOHN. 

1832  E.  on  t  .  .  Missionary  to  the 
Indians. 

33  .  See  Wes.  Conf. 


T.  &  V. 


TUKE,  JOHN. 

1817  c . 

.  Brorne,  N.  Y. 

18  E.  on  T. 

.  Hallowell. 

19  . 

.  Belleville. 

20  . 

Located. 

See  Wes.  Conf. 

VANDUSEN,  CONRAD. 

1829  c . 

.  Whitby. 

30  e.  on  t  . 

.  Whitby. 

31  . 

.  Cavan. 

32  . 

.  Cavan. 

33  . 

.  See  Wes.  Conf. 

Arr  VANNEST,  PETER. 

1796  e.  on  t. 

.  New  Jersey. 

97  . 

.  Connecticut. 

w. 

&  Y. 

WARNER,  LEWIS. 

1831  c . 

.  Ottawa. 

32  e.  on  t 

(  By  town. 

(  Ottawa, 

33  . 

.  See  Wes.  Conf. 

WARREN,  ELIJAH. 

1813  e,  wit, 

.  Bridgewater, 

U.  S. 

14 

15  OE.  D.  . 

16  . 

.  Niagara, 

17  OE.  E.  . 

.  Thames. 

18  . 

.  Located. 

WHITEHEAD,  THOMAS. 

1783  e.  on  t. 

.  New  York  Conf. 

84  . 

.  Albany  and  N.Y. 

85  OK.  D.  . 

.  Albany  and  N.Y. 

SWAZY,  CALEB. 
1817  e.  on  t  . .  Westminster. 


18  .  Rem.  to  U.  S. 

19  .  Located. 


SYKES,  OLIVER. 

1806  e,  on  t,  .  Redding,  N.Y. 

7  .  Middletown, 

N.Y. 

8  oe.  d.  . . .  Dunham. 

9  .  Rem.  to  U.  S. 

10  sup’d..  . . 

Died  Feb.  11th,  1853,  aged  75 
years. 


1798  oe.  d...  . 

99  . 

1800  os.  e..  . . 

1  . 

2  . 

3  . 

4  . 


Vermont. 

Vermont. 

Essex. 

Essex. 

Bay  Quinte  and 
Home  Dist. 
Oswegotchie. 
Rem.  to  U.  S. 


Died  Oct.  17th,  1850,  aged  92 
years. 


VIRGIN,  CHARLES. 

1807  e.  on  t.  .  Grantham,  U.S. 


8  .  Stanstead. 

9  .  Rem.  to  U.  S. 


Died  April  1st,  1853,  aged  66 
years. 


1786 

87 
to 
1803 

4 

5 

6 

7 

8  oe.  e.  . . 

9  . 

10  . 

11  . 

12  . 

13  . 

14  . 

15  . 

16  . 

17  )  , 

to  >  SUP  D  .  . 

32  ) 

33  . 


Albany  and  New 
York. 

I  Nova  Scotia 
•j  and  New 
(  Brunswick. 
Albany,  N.  Y. 
Albany,  N.  Y. 
Niagara. 

Niagara. 

Long  Point. 

Long  Point. 

Bay  Quinte. 

Bay  Quinte. 
Smith’s  Creek. 
Smith’s  Creek. 
Ancaster. 
Burford. 
Brantford. 

Brantford. 

See  Wes.  Conf. 


4 


50 


MINISTERS  AND  PROBATIONERS. 


WHITING,  LANSFORD. 
1808  R.  o?i  T . .  Plattsburg,  N.Y. 

9  .  Dunham. 

10  .  Rem.  to  U.  S. 

Died  June  4th,  1811,  aged  25 

years. 

WHITING,  MATTHEW. 

1826  c .  London. 

27  r  .  on  T . .  Westminster. 

28  .  London. 

29  r.  f.  C . .  London. 

30  or.  D.  . .  Amlierstburg. 

31  .  Amherstburg. 

32  . . .  Bay  Quinte. 

33  .  See  Wes.  Conf. 

WILLIAMS,  WILLIAM  H. 

1820  r.  on  t..  Long  Point. 

21  .  Long  Point. 

22  or.  d.  .  •  Ottawa. 

23  .  Cornwall. 

24  or.  E.  ..  Yonge  Street  and 

York. 

25  .  Toronto  Circuit. 

2gi8  .  Perth  and  Missis¬ 

sippi. 

27  .  Mississippi. 

28  .  Cornwall. 

29  .  No  Station. 

30  .  Brockville. 

31  .  Elizabethtown. 

32  .  Richmond. 

33  .  See  Wes.  Conf 

WILSON,  JAMES. 

1817  c .  Bay  Quinte. 

18  R.  on  T. .  Bay  Quinte. 

19  .  Bay  Quinte. 

20  or.  D.  . .  Hallowell. 

21  .  Hallowell. 

22  or.  e.  . .  Hallowell. 


23  sup’d.  . .  Hallowell. 

24  sup’d.  . .  Hallowell. 

25  . Belleville. 

26  '. ’. .  Whitby. 

07  Yonge  Street  and 

.  Whitby. 

28  .  Trafalgar. 

29  .  Ancaster. 

30  .  Stamford. 

31  .  Stamford. 

32  sup’d.  . .  Whitby. 

33  .  See  Wes.  Conf. 


WILSON,  SHIPLEY  W. 
1814  R.  out..  New  England. 

15  .  New  England. 

16  or.  d.  . .  St.  Francis  River. 

1?  )  j  New  England 

t°  f .  )  Conference. 

42  )  ( 

43  .  Withdrew. 


’WOOD,  CHARLES. 

1822  R.  on  x . .  Belleville. 

23  .  Rideau. 

24  1 

to  > .  located. 

27  ) 

28  R.  on  T . .  Augusta. 

29  .  Cornwall. 

30  .  Mississippi. 

31  r.  F.  C.  .  Richmond. 

32  .  Elizabethtown. 

33  .  See  Wes.  Conf. 


WOOLSEY,  ELIJAH. 

1793  r.  on  x . .  Cambridge,  N.Y. 

94  . .  .  Upper  Canada 

Upper  Circuit.. 

95  or.  D.  . .  Bay  Quinte. 

96  .  Redding,  U.  S. 

1835  .  New  York  Conf. 

Died  in  1849,  aged  78  years. 


WOOSTER  HEZEKIAH  C. 
1793  R.  on  T..  Granville,  Mass. 

94  .  Elizabethtn.N.J. 

95  or.  d.  ..  Columbia,  N.  Y. 

90  .  Oswegotchie. 

97  .  Oswegotchie. 

Died  Nov.  6th,  1798,  aged  28 
years. 

WRIGHT,  DAVID. 

1821  O .  Belleville. 

22  C .  Belleville. 

23  R.  on  x . .  Hallowell. 

24  .  Rideau. 

25  or.  d.  . .  Rideau. 

26  .  Brockville. 

27  OR.  e.  . .  Cornwall. 

28  .  Kingston. 

29  .  Cobourg. 

30  .  Cobourg. 

31  _ _ _  . .  Yonge  Street. 

32  .  Yonge  Street. 

33  .  See  Wes.  Conf. 


YOUMANS,  DAVID. 


1813 

14 

15 

16 

17 

18 

19 

20 
21 
22 
to 
26 

27 

28 

29 

30 

31 

32 

33 


r.  on  T. 


or.  d.  . .  Ancaster. 

.  Ancaster. 

or.  e.  . .  Westminster. 


Long  Point. 


.  Y onge  Street. 

SUp’y.  . .  Yonge  Street. 
sup’y.  . .  Duflin’s  Creek. 


.  Located. 

.  Niagara  and  Fort 

George. 

.  Yonge  Street. 

.  Toronto  Tp. 

.  Credit. 

|  sup’d.  |  Whitby. 
.  See  Wes.  Conf. 


Note _ Of  the  one  hundred  and  ninety-eight  men  whose  record  is  given  in  the  above  list,  five  are 

reported  as  having  died  in  the  work  ;  two  as  having  been  expelled  ;  thirty-eight  as  having  located  ; 
eighty  as  having  returned  to  the  work  in  connection  with  their  Conferences  m  the  United  States  , 
leaving  Seventy -three  connected  with  the  Conference  at  the  time  ot  the  Union  m  1833,  every  one  of 
whom  are  returned  as  being  connected  with  the  Conference  after  the  Union  had  been  consimmated 
The  Union  is  thus  seen  to  have  secured  the  unanimous  vote  of  the  Conferences  concerned.  Henceforth 
there  was  no  organization  in  Canada  known  as  the  Methodist  Episcopal  Church,  until  the  so-ca  led 
Conference  of  five  men  was  held  at  Cummer’s  meeting-house,  \  onge  Street,  on  June  -5th,  1834,  when 
the  present  Methodist  Episcopal  Church  of  Canada  was  constituted. 

The  five  who  formed  said  new  organization,  for  which  they  adopted  the  old  name,  were 

JOHN  W.  BYAM, 

DAVID  CULP, 

JOSEPH  GATCHELL, 

DANIEL  PICKETT, 

JOHN  REYNOLDS. 


NAMES 


OF 

MINISTERS  &  PROBATIONERS  FOR  THE  MINISTRY 

WHO  HAVE  LABOURED  IN  CONNECTION  WITH  THE 

ffiHslamn  JIHtljotost  (Kljnrrij  irt  danafta, 

1813  to  1874, 

CLASSIFIED  AND  ALPHABETICALLY  ABBANGED 

UNDER  THE  YEAR  IN  WHICH  THEIR  MINISTRY  BEGAN. 


Note  —The  figures  in  the  column  after  the  name  show  the  year  in  which  his  Ministry  in  Canada 
terminated,  the  letters  indicating  the  cause,  thus  : — 


D.  means  Died. 

dep.  “  Deposed  from  the  Ministry. 

dp.  “  Dropped. 

ex.  “  Expelled. 

log.  “  Located. 

w.  “  Withdrew. 

eng.  “  Removed  to  England. 


N.  b.  means  Removed  to  N.  Brunswick. 


NED.  “  “ 

N.  s.  “  “ 

u.  s.  “  “ 

w.  i.  “  “ 

P.  E.  I.  “  “ 


Newfoundland. 
Nova  Scotia. 
United  States. 
West  Indies. 
Prince  Edward 
Island. 


.  A  blank  after  the  name  indicates  connection  with  the  Conference  at  the  time  of  the  great  organic 
Union  with  the  Methodism  of  Eastern  British  America  and  the  New  Connexion  Methodism  of  Canada 
in  1874. 


1783. 


1  Whitehead,  Thomas  . D. 

1796. 

2  Taylor,  Andrew . D. 

1797. 

3  Sawyer,  Joseph  . u.  s. 

1802. 

4  Madden,  Thomas  . D. 

1805. 

5  Case,  William . d. 

6  Prindel,  Andrew  . D. 

1806. 


1810. 


1846 

1841 


10  Crosscombe,  William.... 

11  Gatchell,  Joseph . 

12  Harvard,  Wm.  M.,  D.D. 

1813. 


■  LOO. 
ENG. 


1851 

1834 


13  Jones,  Peter . LOc. 

14  Strong,  John  B . e.  b.  a. 

15  Williams,  Richard . e.  b.  a. 

16  Yroumans,  David . p. 


1814. 


1855 

1855 


17  Adams,  Ezra . p. 

18  Beckwith,  James . p, 

19  Chamberlain,  Wyatt . loc. 

20  Pope,  Henry . e.  b.  a. 


7  Barton,  King . d. 

8  Knowlan,  James  . N.  b. 


1809. 

9  Johnston,  Edward  . eng. 


1834 

1832 

1819 


1815. 

j  21  Brown,  William . p. 

22  DePutron,  John . eng. 

23  Hick,  John  . p. 

24  Hillier,  Daniel . w.  i. 


1838 

1835 

1847 


1834 

1815 

1832 

1856 


1871 

1852 

1850 

1826 


1857 

1S25 

1834 

1824 


52 


MINISTERS  AND  PROBATIONERS. 


1816. 

25  Alder,  Robert,  D.D . 

.  ENG. 

1827 

26  Booth,  James . 

.  .  .  D. 

1854 

27  Burt,  William . 

.ENG. 

1828 

28  Catterick,  Thomas . 

.  ENG. 

1823 

29  Ferguson,  George . 

.  .  .  D. 

1851 

30  Pope,  Richard . 

.  .  .D. 

1832 

1817. 

31  Belton,  Samuel . 

1861 

32  Binning,  William . 

.LOC. 

1818 

33  Lusher,  Robert  L . 

.  .  .D. 

1849 

34  Tuke,  John . 

.  .  W. 

1847 

35  Wilson,  Janies . 

.  .  .  D. 

1S51 

1819. 

36  Demorest,  Thomas . 

.  .  .D. 

1872 

37  Metcalf,  Franklin . 

38  Washington,  George . 

.  .  .D. 

1850 

1820. 

39  Healy,  Ezra . 

40  Ryerson,  John . 

41  Smith,  Philander . 

1849 

1837 

42  Squire,  William . 

.  .  .  .  D 

1852 

43  Sutcliffe,  William . 

.ENG. 

1822 

44  Williams,  Wm.  H . 

.  .  .  D. 

1873 

1821. 

45  Richey,  Matthew,  D.D . 

.N.  S. 

1851 

46  Ryerson,  William . 

.  .  .D. 

1872 

47  Waldron,  Solomon . 

48  Wright,  David . 

.  .  .  D. 

1872 

1822. 

49  Corson,  Robert . 

50  Irvine,  Alexander . 

.LOC. 

1836 

51  Turner,  Thomas . 

52  Wood,  Charles . 

.ENG. 

1841 

1844 

1823. 

53  Griffis,  William . 

1837 

54  Heyland,  Rowley . 

.  .  .D. 

1873 

55  Lang,  Matthew . 

56  Messmore,  Joseph . 

57  Poole,  Jacob . 

1850  j 

58  Stinson,  Joseph,  D.D . 

1862 

59  Stoney,  Edmund . 

1862 

1824. 

60  Bissell,  George . 

1834 

61  Black,  John . 

62  Byrne,  Claudius . 

1867 

63  Green,  Anson,  D.D . 

64  McMullen,  Daniel . 

1874 

65  Richardson,  James . 

66  Ryerson,  Egerton,  D.D . 

67  Sovereign,  George . 

1836 

1825. 

6S  Barry,  John . 

.  .  .  D. 

1838 

69  Jones,  Peter  (Ka-ke-wa-quonaby) 

.  .  .D. 

1856 

70  Jones,  Richard . 

71  Poole,  George . 

1853 

1826. 


Allison,  Cyrus  R . : . d.  :  1869 

Beatty,  John . 11  ■  i  1864 

Brownell,  John  B.  '. . e.  b.  a.  1837 

Faulkner,  Wm . nfd.  1826 

Phelps,  Richard  . 

Whiting,  Matthew  . D.  1868 

Wood,  Enoch,  D.D . 

1827. 

Adams,  Alvah  . dep.  ;  1866 

Attwood,  John  S  . loc.  I  1S36 

Bevitt,  Thomas . d.  1865 

Biggar,  Hamilton . 


Davidson,  John  C . w.  :  1854 

Evans,  Ephraim,  D.D . 

Hetherington,  John  P . ENG.  1846 

Huston,  J ohn  H . loc.  1 S33 

Norris,  James . 

Tomkins,  John . 


1828. 


Armstrong,  John . 

Huntingdon,  Simon . D.  |  1S56 

Hurlburt,  Asahel . 

Shaler,  Henry . . . 

Shen^tone,  Wm.  E . e.  b.  a.  1S48 

Smith,  William . U.  s.  1835 

1829. 

Currie,  James . loc.  I  1843 

Hitchcock,  Barnabas . d.  1864 

Hurlburt,  Thomas . i>.  1S73 

Miller,  Gilbert . 

Patrick,  William . loc.  j  1836 

Yandusen,  Conrad . 

1830. 

Bailey,  John . dp.  j  1834 

Brock,  James . 

Dean,  Horace . D.  1866 

Evans,  James . D.  1S46 

1831. 

Baxter,  John . 

Cooney,  Robert,  D.D . n.  1S70 

Musgrove,  James . d.  1863 

Rose,  Samuel . 

Ryerson,  Edwy  M . ex.  1S57 

Shepherd,  Edmund . ex.  1S55 

Sutcliffe,  Ingham . nfd.  1834 

Warner,  Lewis . 

Wilkinson,  Henry . d.  1862 

1832. 

Fawcett,  Thomas . d.  1859 

Harmon,  Thomas. . . D.  1862 

Holtby,  Matthias . 

McFadden,  William . . 

MeNab,  Alex.,  D.D . w.  1850 

Newlove,  George . d.  1832 

Sunday,  John . 

Williston,  John  K . 


1833. 


Brownell,  Stephen . d.  1S71 

Davis,  Heman . loc.  1836 

Hardie,  David . 


72 

73 

74 

75 

76 

77 

78 

79 

80 

81 

82 

83 

84 

85 

86 

87 

88 

89 

90 

91 

92 

93 

94 

95 

96 

97 

98 

99 

100 

101 

102 

103 

104 

105 

106 

107 

108 

109 

110 

111 

112 

113 

114 

115 

116 

117 

118 

119 

120 

121 

122 

123 

124 

125 


WESLEYAN  METHODIST  CONFERENCE. 


53 


1833. — Continued. 


1838. 


126  Howard,  Vincent  B. 

127  Johnson,  John 

128  Ker,  Peter . 

129  Law,  John . 

130  McMullen,  Thomas 

131  Playter,  George  F  . 

132  Townley,  Adam  . . 

133  Watson,  John  .... 


LOC. 

1837 

1868 

.  .D. 

1866 

.  W. 

1840 

1834 

1834. 


134  Berney,  Daniel . log. 

135  Botterell,  Edmund  . E.  b.  a. 

136  Douse,  John  . 

137  Gladwin,  Jonathan . D. 

138  Manley,  John  G . 

139  Nankeville,  Benjamin . D. 

140  Scott,  Jonathan . 

141  Slight,  Benjamin,  M.A . D. 

142  Steer,  William  . , . 


1846 

1848 

1837 

1856 

1858 


1835. 


143  Blackstock,  Moses . u.  s. 

144  Borland,  John  . 

145  Deverell,  William  . dp. 

146  Flanagan,  John . loc. 

147  Flummerfelt,  Cornelius  . d. 

148  Garrett,  Richard . loo. 

149  Haw,  William . ex. 

150  Hutchinson,  Richard . loo. 

151  Ingalls,  Edmund  S . 

152  Jenkins,  John . w. 

153  Lever,  John . 

154  McIntyre,  John . w. 

155  Montgomery,  Hugh . w. 

156  Mulkins,  Hannibal . w 

157  Raine,  John . D. 

158  Sanderson,  John . 

159  Snider,  Solomon  . w. 

160  Stewart,  Schuyler . ,  . . .  .dp. 

161  Ward,  James. . rr.  s. 

162  Young,  William  . 

1836. 

163  Butcher,  George  B . loc. 

164  Campbell,  Thomas . D. 

165  Creighton,  Kennedy . 

166  Goodrich,  Charles  B . w 

167  Goodson,  George . D. 

168  Hurlburt,  Sylvester . 

169  Jeffers,  Wellington,  D.D . 

170  Miles,  Stephen  . d. 

171  Scott,  William . 

172  Selley,  John  B.,  M.D . 

173  Tupper,  Reuben  E . 

174  Will,  JohnC . log. 

175  Willoughby,  William . 


1856 

1838 

1839 
1861 

1839 

1857 

1843 

1854 

1841 

1854 

1840 

1844 

1848 

1836 

1837 


1847 

1866 

1841 

1874 


1870 


1838 


1837. 


176  Byers,  Henry . 

177  Churchill,  Charles  . e.  b.  a. 

178  Coleman,  William . 

179  DeWolfe,  Charles,  M.A . E.  B.  A. 

180  Hume,  William . loc. 

-iSl  Lanton,  Henry . 

182  Rice,  Samuel  D.,  D.D . 

183  Sanderson,  Geo.  R . 


1837 

1855 

1840 


185 

186 

187 

188 
189 


190 

191 

192 

193 

194 

195 

196 

197 


198 

199 
|  200 

201 
!  202 
i  203 


204 

205 

206 

207 

208 

209 

210 
211 
212 

213 

214 

215 

216 


217 
j  218 

n  219 
I;  220 
[  221 

222 
1 1  223 
j  224 
|  225 
i  226 
!  227 
1  228 
I  229 

230 

231 


232 

233 

234 

235 

236 
;  237 
!  238 

239 

240 

241 

242 

243 

244 
i  245 


Gilbert,  Chas.  W.  M. 


Jacobs,  Peter . ex 

McDonald,  Malcolm . 

Newbury,  Arkle  S . w 

Philp,  Samuel  C . 

Spencer,  James,  M.A . D 


1839. 

Brooking,  Robert . 

Cosford,  Thomas  . 

English,  William . 

Hughes,  James . 

Milner,  James . dp. 

Price,  William  . 

Taylor,  Lachlin,  D.D . 

Wright,  Daniel . w> 

1840. 

Bakewell,  Wm.  H . ex. 

Beynon,  George . 

Coleman,  Francis . 

Connor,  Matthew  . loc 

Darlington,  Robert  . 

Dignam,  William . d. 

Howard,  Isaac  B . 

Hutchinson,  James . w. 

Madden,  David  B . 

Mason,  William  . w. 

Mockeridge,  James  . w. 

McCullough,  William . 

Philp,  William . 

Reynolds,  Joseph . 

Rice,  Luther  O . 


Bundle,  Robert  F . eng. 

Van  Norman,  Daniel  C.,  M.A.  . .  .tj.  s. 

Wilkinson,  John . loc. 

Williams,  Thomas . 

1841. 


Barrass,  Edward  . 

Barber,  Ozias . u.  s. 

Culham,  John  . D. 

Elliott,  James  . 

Fawcett,  Michael . 

Flanders,  Rufus  A . d. 

Gemley,  John . 

Harper,  Ephraim  B.,  M.A . 

Hurlburt,  Jesse,  M.A . w. 

Jeffers,  Thomas . d. 

Marsden,  John  S . D. 

MeCallum,  John  W . 

Sallows,  Edward  . 

Sheply,  Joseph  . 

Williams,  John . d. 

1842. 


Ames,  William . 

Baxter,  Michael . 

Bredin,  J  ohn . 

Carr,  George . 

Davis,  George  H.  . . . 

Fear,  Samuel . 

Hunt,  Francis  . 

Kennedy,  George . 

La  Dow,  Samuel  P. . u.  s. 

Lavell,  Charles,  M.A . 

Morton,  William . 

McEwen,  William . dp. 

Pollard,  William . 

Young,  George  . . 


1858 

1840 

1863 


1840 

1854 

1863 

1848 

1864 

1854 

1854 

1S41 


1849 

1852 

1840 


1872 

1852 


1865 


1849 

1871 

1845 


1854 


1846 


1843 


54 


MINISTERS  AND  PROBATIONERS. 


1843. 

246  Andrews,  William . 

247  Aylesworth,  Isaac  II.  M.D . w. 

248  Constable,  Thomas  W . 

249  Copway,  George . LOC. 

250  Dixon,  William . dp. 

251  Goodfellow,  John . D. 

252  Greener,  James . 

253  Herkimer,  William . 

254  Lochead,  Robert  . .*.  . . 

255  Robinson,  Reuben . loc. 

256  Sickles,  Abraham . 

257  Taggart,  Charles . 

1844. 


258  Cawthorne,  John  W . U.  s. 

259  Clappison,  David  C . 

260  Dayman,  Abraham  . d. 

261  Gundy,  John  . ex. 

262  Hanna,  Thomas . 

263  Hamden,  Robert . dp. 

264  Heck,  Samuel . . . loc. 

265  Howes,  John . 

266  Hunt,  John  . 

267  Hurlburt,  Erastus . 

268  Jennings,  David  . 

269  Jones,  Benjamin . LOC. 

270  Robinson,  Robert . 

271  Ryerson,  Joseph  E . loc. 

272  Turver,  Charles . 

1845. 

273  Armstrong,  James . 

274  Axtle,  Nathan . dp. 

275  Chapman,  Francis . D. 

276  Cleghorn,  Thomas . u.  s. 

277  Clement,  Edwin . 

278  Cotton,  William . dp. 

279  English,  Noble  F . d. 

280  Glass,  William . loc. 

281  Graham,  William . LOC. 

282  Green,  Alexander  T . 

283  Hill,  Joseph.... . . . 

284  Hutchinson,  John . 

285  Loverin,  Jonathan . ex. 

286  Punshon,  William  M.,  LL.D.  . .  .eng. 

287  Rattray,  Thomas . dei>. 

288  Robson,  Thomas  . D. 

289  Whiting,  Richard . 


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1858 

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186S 


311  Evans,  John  S . 

312  McGill,  William . 

313  Nelles,  Samuel  S.,  D.D. 


1846. 


.  LOC. 


290  Bettys,  Darius  . 

291  Blackstock,  William  S . 

292  Brown,  Nelson . 

293  Campbell,  Alexander  . d. 

294  Carpenter,  Abraham . dp. 

295  Case,  George . 

296  Chapman,  William  . .' . 

297  Cox,  Henry . u.  s. 

298  Dorey,  Gifford . eng. 

299  Douglas,  John . u.  s. 

300  Gray,  James . 

301  McDowell,  David  C . 

302  Osborne,  John  C . 

303  Pattyson,  William  M . 

304  Poole,  William  H . 

305  Potts,  Alexander . w. 

306  Reid,  Henry . 

307  Silvester,  Charles . 

308  Slater,  James  C . 

309  Webster,  John . 

310  Williams,  John  A. . . .' . 


1848. 

314  Armstrong,  John  (A) . 

315  Armstrong,  John  B . 

316  Armstrong,  Noble . loc. 

317  Budge,  Henry . loc. 

318  Byrne,  Alexanders . D. 

319  Douglas,  George,  D.D . 

320  English,  John . 

321  Fish,  Charles . 

322  Gooderham,  James . loc. 

323  Laird,  John  G . 

324  Morton,  Lewis . dp. 

325  Peacock,  Thomas . D. 

326  White,  Edward . D. 

327  Wilson,  Richard . j 

1849. 

328  Barber,  Isaac . u.  s.  1866 

329  Brown,  Robert . D.  1863 

330  Griffin,  William  S . ; 

331  Johnson,  Joshua  H.,  M.A . 1 

332  Sawyer,  David . loc.  i  1853 

333  Smith,  Andrew  A . j 

334  Stobbs,  Thomas . 


1851 

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1851 


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1850 

1856 

1872 


1847 


1865 

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1872 


1850 


335 

336 

337 

338 

339 

340 

341 

342 

343 

344 

345 

346 

347 

348 

349 

350 

351 


1850. 

Briggs,  Joel . D. 

Burns,  William . 

Creighton,  William . 

Culbert,  Thomas . 

German,  John  W . 

Graham,  Robert . D. 

Hammond,  Richard  M . 

Hodgson,  John . 

Hugill,  Joseph . D. 

Huntingdon,  Silas . 

Miller,  Aaron  D . 

McAlister,  Andrew . D. 

McDougall,  George . 


McRitchie,  George . 

Robertson,  David . D. 

Swann,  Matthew . 

Witted,  John  G . u.  s. 


1874 

I  1868 

I 

1868 

S  1853 

j  1853 
1855 


352 

353 

354 

355 

356 

357 

358 

359 

360 

361 

362 

363 

364 

365 

366 

367 

368 

369 

370 

371 

372 


1851. 

Bishop,  James  H . d.  j 

Brewster,  Robert . u.  s. 

Clarke,  James  M . d.  ! 

Clarke,  Richard . 

Crews,  Thomas . 

Dewart,  Edw.  H . 

Dickson,  G.  N.  A.  F.  T . 

Fletcher,  Drummond  J . dp. 

Hams,  James . 

Hobbs,  Robert . D. 

Jones,  Henry . loc. 

Mills,  John . 

McDowell,  Henry . 

Preston,  James . 

Richard4on,  William . 

Sanderson,  Jos.  E.,  M.A . 

Sanderson,  William . 

Shaw,  John  . 

Starr,  J.  Herbert  . 

Steinhaur,  Henry . 

Taylor,  James  . d.  1854 


1869 

1870 
1858 


1853 

1861 

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55 


1852. 


1855 . — (Continued .) 


373  Atkinson,  Thomas . 

374  Berry,  Francis . 

375  Doel,  John . 

376  Edwards,  Andrew . 

377  Ellsworth,  Orrin  H . D. 

378  Kerr,  John  L . ' . 

379  Maudsley,  Samuel  E . 

380  McDonagh,  William . 

381  Peake,  Edwin . D. 

382  Pearson,  Thomas  D . 

353  Wakefield,  John . 

354  Woolsey,  Thomas . 

1853. 


385  Adams,  Lucius  . D. 

386  Bryers,  William . 

387  Cochran,  George . 

388  Dingman,  Garrett  J . 

389  Fawcett,  John . dp. 

390  Forman,  Richard  J . 


391  Fowler,  Robert,  M.D, 


392  German,  Peter . 

393  Houghton,  Luther . 

394  Koyl,  Ephraim  L . 

395  Lund,  William . 

396  Phillips,  Samuel  G . 

397  Pugh,  John  D . log. 

398  Salt,  Allan . 

399  Tomblin,  William . 

400  Williams,  William . D. 

401  Youmans,  Jay  S . loc. 

1854. 

402  Armstrong,  Andrew . 

403  Blaker,  George . loc. 

404  Bradon,  John . dp. 


405  Bidden,  William  . . 

406  Campbell,  Alex.  R, 

407  Clarke,  John  S. . . . 

408  Cragg,  Edward  . . . 

409  Dowler,  John  A. . . 

410  Dyer,  James  E.  .  .  . 


411  Fletcher,  Ashton,  Jun . loc. 

412  Gostello,  David  . dp. 

413  Hawke,  William . 

414  Hewitt,  William  T . D. 


415  Hough,  John . 

416  Hunt,  Ambrose  . . . 

417  Hunt,  David . 

418  Iveson,  James  A.  . 

419  Jacques,  George  . . . 
■420  Johnston,  David  A. 


421  Keougli,  Jabez  B  . 

422  Luke,  Wm.  M.  C . ex. 

423  Masson,  James . 

424  Morgan,  James . D. 

425  Pinch,  Richard . 


426  Richardson,  Geo.  T. 


427  Roy,  James . 

428  Russ,  Amos  E . 

429  Sanders,  Joseph  L . D. 

430  Savage,  John  W . 

431  Savage  William . 

432  Thompson,  James  . D 

433  Vanderburg,  Levi . ex. 

434  Ward,  Edward  A . 

435  Wilson,  John  Y . 


1855. 

436  Andrews,  Alfred  . . 

437  Ash,  John  C . 


1867 

1872 


1854 


1855 


1859 


1861 

1871 


1861 

1856 


1857 

1856 

1869 


1864 

1858 


1872 


1873 

1867 


438  Bawtinhimer  Henry 


439  Berry,  James . loc. 

440  Betts,  Jonathan  E . 

441  Cobb,  Thomas . 

442  Cole,  Benjamin . d. 


443  Crane,  Isaac  . . . 

444  Davies,  John  .  .  . 

445  Down,  Samuel . . 

446  Drennan,  Alex. . 

447  Dyre,  William  R. 

448  Fletcher,  Ashton 


449  Forsyth,  Joseph  L . loc. 

450  Fowler,  Hiram  . 

451  Hansford,  William . 

452  Hay,  William . 

453  Hill,  Murray . loc. 

454  Howard,  Thomas  S . 

455  Huxtable,  George  G . 

456  Jackson,  John . ex. 

457  Jones,  Joseph . u.  s. 

458  Laird,  William  H . 

459  Lake,  John  N . 

460  Latimer,  James  F . 

461  Lawson,  Thomas  . d. 

462  Morden,  William  R  . loc. 

463  Morten,  William  . 

464  Perdue,  Henry  H . loc. 

465  Scott,  William  L . 

466  Short,  William . 


467  Stringfellow,  Charles . 

468  Sutherland,  Alex . 

469  Sutton,  William  . . 

470  Sweet,  Edmund  E . 

471  Tucker,  Samuel . 

472  Walton,  John . 

1856. 

473  Ash,  James . D. 


474  Ashquabe,  James . dp. 

475  Bond,  Stephen  . 

;  476  Brown,  Brinton  P.,  M.D . u.  s. 

477  Brown,  Wm.  D . 


479  Charbonell,  Thomas . 

480  Chase,  Henry  P . loc. 

481  Clarke,  Wm.  Warner . D.  s. 

482  Cleworth,  Thomas . 

483  Cross,  William . 

484  Dixon,  James .  .  > . D.  s. 

485  German,  George  G . loc. 

486  Glassford,  Edward . loc. 

487  Goodwin,  James . 

488  Had  win,  Thomas . 

489  Hamilton,  Christopher . 

i  490  Hill,  William . 

491  Hoskins,  Benjamin  S . loc. 

492  Hunter,  William  J . 

493  Jackson,  Daniel . loc. 

494  Jackson,  Henry . u.  s. 


495  Keough,  Thomas  S . 

496  Kilgour,  Joseph . 

497  Krupp,  Henry . 

498  Learoyd,  John . 

499  Lyon,  Seth . 

500  Meacham,  George  M.,  M.A 

501  Messmore,  John  F . 

502  Miller,  Wm.  W . 

503  Milliken,  Andrew . 

504  Morris,  James . 

505  Ormerod,  J . 

506  Parker,  Wm.  R.,  M.A. . . . 

507  Peterson,  Andrew  L . 


1857 


1870 


1863 

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1865 

1858 


1870 

1S59 

1860 


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1863 

1869 


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1870 


1859 

1857 

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1858 

1860 

1860 


1859 

1862 

1857 

1857 


56 


MINISTERS  AND  PROBATIONERS. 


1856. — ( Continued . ) 


508  Philp,  Samuel  C . 

509  Robson,  Ebenezer . 

510  Rose,  Philip . D 

511  Ryckman,  Edward  B.,  M.A . 

512  Seeley,  Samuel  C  . D. 

513  Slight,  John . ex. 

514  Sutherland,  Donald . u.  s. 

515  Tucker,  Richard  L . 

516  Whitlock,  George  C.,  LL.D . d. 

517  Willoughby,  N.  R.,  M.A . 

518  Wilson,  Samuel . 

519  Wright,  Wesley  P.,  M.A . 


1857. 


520  Baker,  Isaac  . 

521  Bate,  John . eng. 

522  Broley,  James  . . . 

523  Browne,  George . 

524  Burch,  Oliver  E . u.  s. 

525  Campbell,  Peter . 

526  Christopherson,  Hall . 

527  Clarkson,  John  B.,  M.A . 

528  Connolly,  Daniel . 

529  Cooley,  Wm.  M . u.  s. 

530  Derrick,  Thomas . 

531  Doxee,  Archelaus . 

532  Edwards,  Timothy . u.  s. 

533  Ferguson,  Thomas  A . 

534  Fessant,  Edwin . 

535  Frazee,  Elias  W . u.  s. 

536  Hayworth,  Richard . ex. 

537  Henderson,  Wm.  C.,  M.A . 

538  Irwin,  William . 


540  Jones,  George . d. 

541  Kennedy,  James . 

542  Kiernan,  John . tr.  s. 


543  Langford,  Alexander 

544  Mark,  Robert,  M.D 

545  McLean,  Hugh  .... 

546  McNamara,  George 

547  Potter,  Richard .... 

548  Potts,  John . 

549  Ross,  William  W. .  . 

550  "Sanderson,  John  (B) 

551  Scott,  John . 

552  Smith,  Robert  H.  . . 


553  Tallman,  Isaac  B . it.  s. 

554  Tetron,  Henri . dp. 

555  Thompson,  Robert . d. 

556  Thorn eloe,  James . ex. 

557  Walker,  William  E . w. 


1858. 

558  Adams,  William . 

559  Anderson,  James  . 

560  Beeson,  Henry  . D. 

561  Bell,  Thomas . 

562  Bland,  Henry  F . 

563  Blanshard,  Shem . 

564  Brock,  Thomas . 

565  Clark,  Nelson  B . n. 

566  Cornish,  George  H . 

567  Dorion,  Joseph  A . 

568  Drake,  Thomas . D. 

569  Feather,  Thomas . eng. 

570  Gordon,  John  Alex . 

571  Hall,  William,  M.A . 

572  Hannon,  James .  . 

573  Harris,  Edward . 

574  Hay  hurst,  William . - . 


1858.  — ( Continued . ) 


1862 

1859 

1868 

1866 

1864 


1S60 

1868 


575 

576 

577 

578 

579 

580 

581 

582 

583 

584 

585 

586 

587 

588 

589 

590 

591 

592 

593 

594 

595 


Hewitt,  Joseph  William  . 

Hughes,  James  (B) . D. 

Jackson,  Samuel  . 

Ogilvie,  James  D . ex. 

Parent,  Amand . 

Peake,  William  H . 

Pretty,  Richard . LOC. 

Ryan,  David . '. 

Salmon,  John,  B.A . w. 

Sheridan,  William  . 


Sloane,  James  W . D. 

Squire,  William  Wood,  BA . LOO. 


Stenning,  George  . .  . 
Stephenson,  William 
Stinson,  Joseph  H . . . 


Teeson,  Samuel . 

Thornton,  James  . LOC. 

Thurston,  John . loc. 


Washington,  George,  M.A, 
Will,  Phineas  D . 


1862 

1861 

1863 

1867 

1871 

1863 


1862 

1861 


1865 

1859 


1869 

1861 


1862 

1866 


1873 

1860 

1865 

1865 

1865 


1867 


1864 


1861 

1871 


596 

597 

598 

599 

600 
601 
602 

603 

604 

605 

606 

607 

608 

609 

610 
611 
612 

613 

614 

615 

616 

617 

618 

619 

620 
621 
622 

623 

624 

625 


626 

627 

628 

629 

630 

631 

632 

633 

634 

635 

636 

637 

638 

639 

640 

641 


1859. 

Adams,  Richard  N . 

Addison,  Peter . 

Bawtinhiiner,  Peter  M . 

Begg,  Martin  . 

Briggs,  William . 

Bristol,  Colman,  M.A . 

Burson,  George . 

Campbell,  Alex.  (B) . 

Gold,  Isaac . 

Graham,  James . 

Hiscox,  John . 

Hume,  Samuel . 

Ireland,  Francis  C . 

Johnston,  Hugh,  B.D . 

Messmore,  Samuel  W . 

Might,  Samuel . 

Morrison,  Wm.  F.,  M.A. . .  . 
McDonald,  Davidson,  M.D.  . 

McRea,  George . 

Neelands,  John . 

Perrin,  Daniel,  B.A . 

Rice,  Madison  A . . 

Shannon,  John  . 

Shaw,  Robert,  B.A . 

Shorey,  Edmund  S . 

Spencer,  Hazleton  A . 

Walker,  Thomas  LI . 

Ware,  Francis  W . 

Whiting,  James . 

Wilson,  Robert  O . 


DP. 


W. 


LOC. 


U.  S. 


D.  S, 


U.  S. 
•  LOC. 
.  .  ,D. 


■  LOC. 

■  U.  s. 
u.  s. 


U.  s, 


1860. 


Bartlett,  Henry . \y. 

Brethour,  David . 

Browne,  George  (B) . dp. 

Brownell,  Daniel  E . 

Burns,  Alexander,  D.D . u.  s. 

Burwash,  Nathaniel,  S.T.D . 

Burwash,  Nathaniel  S . 

Campbell,  William  Francis . w. 


Chalmers,  David  . 

Field,  George  H . . 

Freshman,  Charles,  D.D . 

Godfrey,  Robert . 

Greene,  Josiah . 

Hewitt,  John  N . loc. 

Hicks,  William . 

Hyndman,  John . loc. 


1861 


1867 


1864 


1862 

1869 

1866 

1S68 

1862 

1862 

1867 

1865 

1874 

1868 

1868 


1863 

1863 


1865 


1867 

1872 


1864 

1864 


WESLEYAN  METHODIST  CONFERENCE. 


57 


I860.  — ( Conti  meed. ) 


1 862.  —  ( Continued. ) 


642  Kelly,  Thomas . u.  s. 

643  Kennedy,  David,  B.A . 

644  Kenney,  George  H . 

645  Lake,  Charles  Y . 

646  Leech,  Webster  W . 

647  Lee,  Ira  C . dp. 

648  Lucas,  Daniel  Y . 

649  Matheson,  James  . 

650  Matthews,  Henry  S . 

651  Mitchell,  John . dp. 

652  Philp,  John,  M.A . 

653  Pyke,  "William  . 

654  Richardson,  James  E . 

655  Rose,  Brock . 

656  Rupert,  Edmund  S . 


657  Schmidt,  Karlos . D. 

658  Schofield,  William  H.,  M.A . d. 

659  Sexsmith,  George . D. 

660  Stafford,  Ezra  A . 

661  "Watson,  Wm.  C.,  M.A . 


663  Wilson,  John 


1873 


1862 


1861 


1862 

1869 

1874 


1861. 


664  Armstrong,  John  (B) . 

665  Barker,  James . DP. 

666  Casson,  "Wesley . 

667  Cullen,  Thomas . 

668  Curry,  Erastus  S . 

669  Ferrier,  Robert  W.,  M.A . d. 

670  Galbraith,  William  . 

671  Garbutt,  Thomas  E . d. 

672  Haight,  George  Lewis  . loo. 

673  Holmes,  John . 

674  Hooker,  LeRoy . . 

675  Huff,  Dennis  L  . loo. 

676  Hunter,  Samuel  J . 

677  Leech,  George . 

678  Lester,  Alexander . D. 

679  Lewis,  Joshua  P . 

680  McCann,  Alfred . 

681  McCullough,  William  S.,  M.A . 

682  McHardy,  Norman  . loc. 

683  Roadhouse,  Job . 

684  Robson,  George . d. 

685  Russell,  John . 

686  Teskey,  Ebenezer . 


688  Weldon,  Isaac 


1862 


1870 

1869 
1865 

1861 

1870 

1862 

1870 


1862. 


689  Alexander,  Samuel . loc. 

690  Barker,  William  R . 

691  Brown,  George  Martin, . 

692  Burns,  Nelson,  M.A . 

693  Cairns,  Hugh . 

694  Clement,  Benjamin  . 

695  Colling,  Joseph . 

696  Colling,  Thomas  . 

697  German,  John  F.,  M.A . 

698  Halstead,  William  . 

699  Hardie,  Alex.,  M.A . 

700  Jackson,  William . 

701  Johnson,  Moses  M . D. 

702  Jones,  Cornelius  A . 

703  Ivapelle,  Stephen . 

704  Keagey,  John  G.,  B.A . 

705  Kellam,  Henry . 

706  Laird,  James . 

707  Lambly,  Osborne,  B.A . 

708  Maxwell,  Henry  W . D. 


1864 


1871 


1871 


709  Mauni,  Henri . u.s. 

710  Morrow,  Edward,  M.A . 

711  Moyer,  Peter  E.  W.,  B.A . loo. 

712  Mu'lholland,  JohnH . d. 

713  Musgrove,  William  H . tr.  s. 

714  McKenzie,  Kenneth . d. 


715  Pearson,  Marmaduke  L . 

716  Perry,  Charles  E . 

717  Reynar,  Alfred  II. ,  M.A . 

718  Robinson,  Richard  . 

719  Shepherd,  William  W . 

720  Stewart,  John . 

721  Taylor,  William . 

722  Williams,  Thomas  G . 

723  Wilson,  J.  Carroll . 

724  Wilson,  John  J . loc. 

725  Withrow,  W.  H.,  M.A . 


1866 


1865 

1862 

1870 

1863 


1863 


1863. 


726  Allen,  Henry  W.  P . u.  s. 

727  Allum,  Carl  . 

728  Benson,  Manly . 

729  Brown,  Thomas  C . 

730  Burwash,  John,  M.A . 

731  Cairns,  Samuel . d. 

732  Cole,  William  John . d. 

733  Connor,  Samuel . d 

734  Corbett,  John . 


735  Dochstader,  John  W. 

736  Edwards,  Abel . 

737  Ferguson,  George  .  . . 

738  Freshman,  Jacob  . .  . 


739  Gabie,  Robert  L . d. 

740  Holmes,  John  (A) . loc. 

741  Holmes,  Joseph  W . 

742  Irvine,  Henry  . 


744  Kines,  James . 

745  La  Clair,  Alex  . U.  s. 

746  Large,  Richard . dp. 

747  McClung,  James  A . 

748  McCullough,  William  (B) . loc. 

749  Phillips,  Samuel  B . 

750  Rich,  George  W . ex. 

751  Rogers,  George . 

752  R.owsom,  William  H.,  B.A . u.s. 

753  Tennant,  Elisha . 


755  Wicher,  John  W . 

756  Winans,  William  H . d. 

757  Young,  Egerton  R . 


1871 


1867 

1867 

1870 


1869 

1864 


1866 

1865 


1866 

1867 


1873 


1866 


1864. 


758  Alexander,  JohnR . tj.  s. 

759  Bell,  Robert  . 

760  Bridgman,  George  IL,  M.A . w. 

761  Campbell,  Thomas  . 

762  Chambers,  Andrew  B . 

763  Chant,  Joseph  H . 

764  Chartier,  Stephen . u.  s. 

765  Gee,  Daniel  E . 

766  Harris,  Alex.  G . 


768  Kerr,  Richard  . w. 

769  Kidd,  James  P . ex. 

770  McCartney,  James . 

771  McCullough,  James . dp. 

772  McLean,  William  J . d. 

773  Perry,  David . 

774  Shaw,  William . D. 

775  Shaw,  William  J . 


1866 

1873 


1870 


1872 

1867 


1865 

1866 

1872 


58 


MINISTERS  AND  PROBATIONERS. 


1 864.  — ( Continued. ) 


776  Sparling,  William  H . u.s. 

777  Stafford,  Charles  E . 

778  Starr,  Reginald  H.,  B.A . w. 

779  Stewart,  John  H . 

780  Stonehouse,  James  H . 


782  Thompson,  David . r>. 

783  Van  Camp,  Albert  . 

784  Wigle,  Eli . u.  s. 


1865. 


785  Bruce,  Robert  . u.  s. 

786  Cookman,  Christopher . 


788  Hanson,  Charles  A . 

789  Hoskins,  Richard . tr.  s. 

790  Jolley,  William  Clowes  . 

791  Locke,  Joseph  . 

792  Magwood,  William  P . loc. 


793  Mitchell,  George,  B.A 

794  Raney,  William . 

795  Robinson,  John . 

796  Scanlon,  John  . 

797  Smiley,  John,  M.A.  . . 


798  Smith,  John . w. 

799  Squire,  George  H.,  M.A . 

800  Totten,  John  W . 

801  York,  Frederick  . u.  s. 


1866. 

802  Campbell,  Thomas  M . '. 

803  Chapman,  J.  Anderson  . 

804  Clark,  George  . 

805  Eby,  Charles  S.,  B.A . 

806  Edwards,  William  Watson . 

S07  Fisher,  John  S . 

808  Hall,  Joseph . 

809  Jones,  Edmund  S . 

810  Magwood,  Alex.  A . loc. 

811  Moss,  James . 

812  McDougall,  John . 

813  Pearen,  James,  B.A . 

814  Russell,  Alfred  L . 


815  Sanders,  Nelson . ex. 

816  Saunders,  John,  B.A . 

817  Schuster,  Anselm . w. 

S18  Smith,  Nathaniel . 

819  Sparling,  Joseph  W . 

820  Wilson,  Albert  C . 


1867. 


821  Agar,  John . u.s. 

822  Andree,  William  . r.  s. 

823  Bottoms,  William  E . loc. 

824  Cardus,  Thomas  . u.  s. 


826  Cattanach,  David . 

827  Cunningham,  Andrew . 

828  Eastman,  Andrew  C . u.  s. 

829  Glover,  Thomas  W . 

830  Halpenny,  Jacob  . loc. 


831  Hare,  John  James. . 

832  Healy,  Ezra  A.,  B.A 

833  Isaac,  John  R . 

834  Jackson,  Thomas  W 

835  Jones,  Peter  W  ... . 

836  Mahan,  John . 

837  McCollum,  Edwin . . 

838  McCulloch,  Robert. 

839  McFarlane,  James.. 


1867.  — ( Continued. ) 


1866 

1867 

1867 

1866 

1867 


840  Peirce,  William . 

841  Reynolds,  Francis  C.  . .  . 

842  Richardson,  Ezekiel  .... 

843  Ridley,  John . 

844  Robison,  Matthew . 

845  Ross,  James  S . 

846  Ryan,  William . 

847  Schesser,  Elmira  J . 

848  Scott,  John,  B.A . 

849  Sing,  Samuel . 

850  Williams,  David  . 

851  Willson,  John,  B.A  .... 

852  Woodsworth,  Richard  W 

853  Young,  William  J . 


1869 

1868 


1867 

1868 


1867 


1870 

1871 


1868. 

854  Bielby,  AVilliam  M . 

855  Bloomfield,  Arthur  G.  .  . 

856  Chambers,  Alexander  C. 

857  Charlton,  James . 

858  Chown,  Edwin  A.,  B.D. 

859  Crosby,  Thomas . - . . 

860  Davey,  Robert  . 

861  Deacon,  Joseph . 

862  Edmison,  Thomas  J  . . . . 

863  Ford,  William  J . 

864  Garrett,  J  ohn  C . 

865  Grenfell,  John . 

866  Haddon,  Thomas . 

867  Hill,  Newton . 

868  Horsley,  William  H.  .  .  . 

869  James,  Richard  G . 

870  Johnson,  Thomas . 

871  Johnston,  William  .... 

872  Jolliffe,  William  J . 

873  Keefer,  Benjamin  B  .  .  . . 

874  Longley,  Benjamin,  B.A 

875  Phillips,  Robert . 

876  Rigsby,  Walter . 

877-Rilance,  William . 

878  Rivet,  Xavier . 

I  879  Saunders,  Jabez  B . 

880  Taylor,  Edward  H . 

581  Thompson,  Daniel  W.  . 

582  Tovell,  Isaac . 

\  883  Toye,  Reuben  . 

884  Tozeland,  John . 

885  Turner,  William  T . 

886  Wilkinson,  Isaac  . 

887  Williams,  Richard  W.  . . 

!  888  Winter,  David . 


1871 

1872 
1870 
1874 


1S70 

1870 


1869. 

889  Allen,  James . 

890  Austin,  N  athan . 

S91  Aude,  James . 

892  Calvert,  George  W . 

893  Charlton,  Edward,  B.  A. 

894  Clipsham,  John  W . 

895  Dundas,  Brabazon  B. 

896  Fear,  James  . 

897  Ferguson,  John . 

898  Fife,  William  H . 

899  Galloway,  Joseph . 

900  Hammond,  Joseph  . .  . 

901  Hare,  Robert  B ....... . 

902  Jewell,  John  A.,  B.A.  . 

903  Knight,  Adolphus,  B.A. 

904  Madden,  George  C.  ... 

'  905  Manning,  Henry  M. .  .  . 

906  Mills,  William . 


,  LOC. 


.u.s. 


1870 


1870 


u.  s.  1870 


loc.  ;  1869 
..w.  I  1871 


u.  s. 


1871 


LOC.  1874 


.D.  1  1870 

.  . .  I 


loc.  1870 


WESLEYAN  METHODIST  CONFERENCE. 


59 


1S69. — (Continued. ) 

907  Montgomery,  James . u.  s. 

90S  Oliver,  Robert  F . 

909  Reid,  Thomas  R . 

910  Reynolds,  Robert . 

911  Ruttan,  John  H . 

912  Scott,  John  G . 

913  Tuckley,  Henry . ex. 

914  Walsh,  William  . 

915  Washington,  EdwinS.,  B.A . n. 

916  Wass,  John  B.,  M.A . 

917  Watson,  Coverdale  . 


1870. 

918  Bell,  John  W . 

919  Boyd,  John  H . u.  s. 

920  Bryant,  Cornelius . 


922  Campbell,  Thomas  W . 

923  Clarkson,  George  C . loo. 

924  Cook,  William  H . 

925  Craig,  "William . 

926  Edmonds,  Jabez  . 

927  Forster,  Joseph  L . loc. 


928  German,  Orrin  . 

929  Gibson,  Joseph  R . 

930  Hall,  Robert  H . 

931  Hames,  Arthur  B . 

932  Knowles,  Henry  W . 

933  Knox,  William . 

934  Lanceley,  John  E . 

935  Leach,  John  J . 

936  Metcalfe,  James  F . 

937  Millyard,  Reuben . 

938  McIntyre,  Charles  E . 

939  Odery,  Joseph  . 

940  Patchell,  Thomas  H . 

941  Phillips,  Alfred  M . 

942  Potter,  Austin  . 

943  Reid,  Thomas  J . 

944  Rutledge,  William  L . 

945  Schram,  George  A . 

946  Semmens,  John . 

947  Shier,  Richard  . 

948  Simpson,  James . 

949  Smith,  Charles . 

950  Smith,  John  V . 

951  Stevenson,  John  C . 

952  Thibeadeau,  Alex . 

953  Thompson,  Christopher  L . 

954  Turner,  James  . 

955  Walton,  John  (B) . 

1871. 

956  Annis,  Jeremiah  W . 

957  Austin,  William  . . 

958  Berry,  Henry . 

959  Bishop,  George  J . 

960  Bowerman,  Allan . 

961  Buchanan,  William . 

962  Burns,  Robert  . 

963  Daniel,  George . 

964  DeGruchy,  Edward . 

965  Goff,  Edward . 

966  Hart,  J ohn . 

967  Henderson,  James . 

968  Hill,  Henry  E . 

969  Holmes,  A.  Lee,  B.A . 

970  Howson,  William  G . 

97 1  Hughes,  Silas  J . 

972  Jennings,  John  . loo. 

973  Langford,  Charles . 

974  Lyons,  Almon  P . 

975  Maxwell,  William  J . 


1873 

1871 

1872 

1873 

1874 

1874 


976 

977 

978 

979 

980 

981 

982 

983 

984 

985 

986 

987 

988 

989 

990 

991 

992 

993 

994 

995 


996 

997 

998 

999 
1000 
1001 
1002 

1003 

1004 

1005 

1006 

1007 

1008 

1009 

1010 
1011 
1012 

1013 

1014 

1015 

1016 

1017 

1018 

1019 

1020 
1021 
1022 

1023 

1024 

1025 

1026 

1027 

1028 

1029 

1030 


1873 


1031 

1032 

1033 

1034 

1035 

1036 

1037 

1038 

1039 

1040 

1041 

1042 

1043 

1044 

1045 


1871  • — ( Continued . ) 

Mooney,  James  . 

Morden,  Thomas  E . 

Myers,  Henry . 

McCarroll,  John  . 

McCauley,  Samuel . 

McGladdery,  William . 

McIntyre,  George  . 

Padgham,  Richard  W.  .  .  . 

Patterson,  Allan . 

Perley,  William  F . 

Robbins,  John . 

Robinson,  Isaac  N . 

Salton,  Samuel  . 

Sellery,  Samuel  . 

Sexsmith,  William  Y.  ... 

Smith,  William  E  . 

Syvret,  John  . 

Timberlake,  William 

Turner,  John  . 

Werden,  James  E  . 

1872. 

Blades,  J  ohn  Thomas . 

Brick,  John  G . 

Crookshanks,  Simon  . 

Crothers,  William  J . 

Crozier,  James  G . 

Eason,  Richard  . 

Fawcett,  James  B . 

Franklin,  Benjamin  . 

Fydell,  Thomas  R . 

Gee,  Thomas  . 

Godwin,  William  . 

Guest,  Joseph . 

Hawkins,  Charles  W.,  B.A. 
Henderson,  William  H.  .  .  . 

Hill,  Edward  . 

Hobbs,  Richard . 

Jamieson,  William  PI . 

Johnson,  Francis  . 

Kettlewell,  William  . 

Morrow,  Charles  R . 

McNair,  Thomas  R . 

Pearson,  William  . 

Pepper,  John,  B.A . 

Pickering,  John . 

Ross,  Andrew  W . 

Scott,  Moses  . 

Shibley,  Samuel . 

Shortt,  William  K.,  M.A. . 

Smith,  JohnTatler . 

Snowden,  Thomas  J . 

Strachan,  Richard . 

Torrance,  William . 

Webster,  John  (B) . 

Wellwood,  Robert  G . 

Whiteside,  Arthur . 

1873. 

Bettschan,  David . 

Cunningham,  Robert 

Edwards,  George . 

Flanders,  Charles  R . 

Harrison,  James  M . 

Kane,  David . 

Keam,  Frank  . 

Legate,  Thomas . 

Morrison,  William  R . 

Munroe,  John  A . \ . 

Rose,  Samuel  P . 

Taylor,  Ernest  M . 

Waite,  Joseph . 

Ward,  Joseph . 

Workman,  George  C . 


.  .D. 
.  .D. 

tr.  s. 


1871 

1874 

1874 


.LOO. 


1873 


.LOO. 


1874 


.DP. 


•  DP 


1874 


1874 


ALPHABETICAL  ARRANGEMENT 


OF  ALL  THE 


MINISTERS  &  PROBATIONERS  FOR  THE  MINISTRY 

IN  CONNECTION  WITH  THE  CONFERENCE  OF  THE 

(ffijsEnatt  iHctljnimfi  (liljurtlj  in  Canada. 

1833  to  1874. 


In  this  record  there  will  be  found  a  list  of  all  the  Ministers  and  Proba¬ 
tioners  for  the  Ministry  whose  names  have  appeared  on  the  Minutes  of  Con¬ 
ference  from  the  date  of  the  Union  with  the  Methodist  Episcopal  Church  in 
Canada  in  1833,  to  the  larger  Union  of  1874,  together  with  those  who  la¬ 
boured  in  Canada  under  the  direction  of  the  British  Wesleyan  Conference 
from  1813  to  the  Union  with  the  Lower  Canada  District  in  1854,  showing  the 
period  of  being  received  on  trial  and  date  of  ordination ;  the  circuits  to  which 
they  were  appointed,  official  positions  held,  date  of  superannuation,  location, 
suspension,  expulsion,  removal  or  death. 

In  the  compilation  of  this  list,  containing  the  large  number  of  ten  hun¬ 
dred  and  forty-five  names,  we  have  in  several  instances  experienced  great 
difficulty,  from  the  fact  that  in  numerous  cases  changes  had  taken  place  in 
the  appointments,  after  the  publication  of  the  Minutes  of  Conference,  or 
during  the  Conference  Year,  of  which  no  record  had  been  made  ;  hence,  in  some 
cases,  it  has  been  found  impossible  to  arrive  at  correct  information.  Then, 
again,  changes  have  apparently  taken  place  in  the  stations  of  brethren, 
when  in  reality  the  only  change  was  in  the  name  of  the  Circuit  or  Mission 
through  the  alteration  of  boundaries,  division,  or  otherwise. 

If,  therefore,  any  brother  finds  on  examination  that  he  is  misrepresented, 
he  will  not  attribute  it  to  carelessness  or  indifference  on  the  part  of  the  com¬ 
piler,  but  to  errors  in  the  most  authentic  sources  of  information. 

We  have  aimed  at  giving  the  full  amount  of  work  done  by  each  man, 
rather  than  the  exact  Conferential  standing,  on  which  a  claim  upon  the 
Superannuation  Fund  is  based.  For  instance,  it  will  be  noted  that  some 
brethren  have  travelled  two  or  more  years  under  a  Chairman,  and  that  others 


WESLEYAN  METHODIST  CONFERENCE. 


61 


have  been  allowed  to  spend  two  or  more  years  as  students  at  college,  thus 
lengthening  the  period  of  probation  to  six  or  seven  years.  The  law,  how¬ 
ever,  is,  that  in  computing  a  claim  on  the  Superannuation  Fund,  only  four 
years  prior  to  being  received  into  full  connection  with  the  Conference  can  he 
counted. 


A. 


ADAMS,  ALYAH. 


1S27  ) 

f  Methodist 

to  > . 

-<  Episcopal 

32  ) 

l  Conference. 

33  ORD.  .  .  . 

.  Augusta. 

34  . 

.  Located. 

35  . 

.  Located. 

36  . 

.  Rideau. 

37  . 

.  Ottawa. 

38  . 

.  Ottawa. 

39  . 

.  Mississippi. 

40  . 

.  Mississippi. 

41  . 

.  Mississippi. 

42  . 

.  Elizabethtown. 

43  . 

.  Elizabethtowm. 

44  . 

.  Whitby. 

45  . 

.  Bowmanville. 

46  . 

.  Bowmanville. 

47  . 

.  Newboro’. 

48  . 

.  Newboro’. 

49  ) 

to  >  sup’d. 

.  .  Sherbrooke. 

66 

67  Deposed  from  the  Office  of 

the  Ministry. 


ADAMS 

1814  ) 

to  > . 

32  ) 

33  . 

34  . 

35  . 

36  ) 

to  >  sup’d.  .. 

39  ) 

40  . 

41  . 

42  . 

43  . 

44  . 

45  . 

46  . 

47  . 

48  . 

49 1 

to  j- sup’d.  .. 

71 J 


EZRA. 

Meth.  Epis.  Coni'. 

Muncey. 

Muncey. 

Prescott  and 

Augusta. 

Nelson. 

Toronto  Circuit. 
Guelph. 

N  ewmarket. 
Newmarket. 

N  ewmarket. 

Markham. 

Markham. 

Bradford. 

Stratford. 

Drayton. 


Died  December  31st,  1871,  aged 
84  years. 


ADAMS,  LUCIUS. 

1853  c .  Mitchell. 

54  r.  on  t.  .  Mitchell. 

Died  August  29th,  1854,  aged 
25  years. 


ADAMS,  RICHARD  N. 

1859  r.  on  t..  Milford. 

60  .  Stirling. 


61  . 

Carlton  Place. 

62  . 

Smith’s  Falls. 

63  R.F.  c.&o 

Plantagenet. 

64  . 

Plantagenet. 

65  . 

North  Wakefield 

66  . 

North  Wakefield 

67  . 

North  Wakefield 

68  . 

Long  Isld.  Locks 

69  . 

Long  Isld.  Locks 

70  . 

Long  Isld.  Locks 

71  . 

Thurso. v 

72  . 

Thurso. 

73  . 

Thurso. 

74  . 

Montreal  Conf. 

ADAMS,  WILLIAM. 


1858  r.  on  t.  . 

Cobourg,  S.Y.C. 

59  . 

Cobourg,  S.Y.C. 

60  . 

Cobourg,  S.Y.C. 
Smith’s  Falls. 

61  . 

62  . 

Cobourg,  S.V.  C. 

63  . 

Kemptville. 

64  R.F.C.&O 

Port  Neuf. 

65  . 

Port  Neuf. 

66  . 

Port  Neuf. 

67  . 

Port  Neuf. 

68  sup’y.  . . 

Bury. 

69  . 

Bury. 

70  . 

Bury. 

71  ........ 

Bury. 

72  . 

Mansonville. 

73  . 

Mansonville. 

74  . 

Montreal  Conf. 

ADDISON,  PETER. 

1859  R.  on  t.  . 

Belmont. 

60  . 

Durham. 

61  . 

St.  Yincent. 

62  s.  v.  c. . . 

Cobourg. 

63  s.  v.  c. . . 

Cobourg. 

64  R.F.C.&O 

Bradford. 

65  . 

Cookstown. 

66  . 

Cookstown. 

67  . 

Cookstown. 

68  . 

Horning’s  Mills. 

69  . 

Horning’s  Mills. 
Horning’s  Mills. 

70  . 

71  . 

Lloydtown. 

72  . 

Lloydtown. 

73  . 

Lloydtown. 

74  . 

Toronto  Conf. 

AGAR,  JOHN. 

1867  c .  Cassville. 

68  R.  on  t  .  .  Beebe  Plains. 

69  .  Point  Abino. 

70  .  Angus. 

71  .  Located — ill 

health. 

Note.  — He  subsequently  united 
with  the  New  York  Conference  of 
the  Methodist  Episcopal  Church 
and  laboured  successfully  for  a 
short  time.  He  died  at  Kendall, 
N.  Y. ,  February  9th,  1878,  aged 
35  years. 


ALDER,  ROBERT. 


1816  ) 

to  >  . . 

. . . .  E.  B.  A.  Conf. 

24 

25  .... 

. .  .  .  Montreal. 

26  .... 

....  Montreal. 

27  .... 

.  .  .  .  Ret.  to  England. 

President  of  the  Canada  Con¬ 
ference  in  1847,  by  appointment 
of  the  English  Conference. 


ALEXANDER,  JOHN  R. 

1864  R.  on  t.  .  Stratford. 

65  s.  v.  c  . .  Cobourg. 

66  .  Rem.  to  U,  S. 


ALEXANDER,  SAMUEL. 
1862  it.  on  T , .  Florence. 


63  .  Howick. 

64  ........  Located, — ill 

health. 


ALLEN,  HENRY  W.  P. 


1863  R 

.on  T..  Ainleyville. 

64  . 

.  Mitchell. 

65  . 

.  Kincardine. 

66  . 

.  Elora. 

67  R 

.F.c&o.  Teviotdale. 

68  . 

.  Teviotdale. 

69  . 

.  Teviodtale. 

70  . 

.  Listowell. 

71  . 

.  Rem.  to  U.S.  and 

united  with  the  Northern 
New  York  Conference. 


62 


MINISTERS  AND  PROBATIONERS. 


ALLEN,  JAMES. 

1869  c .  Lucan  and  Ailsa 

Craig. 

70  E.  on  T.  .  Exeter. 

71  .  Point  Levis. 

72  .  Point  Levis. 

73  k.f.c.  &o  London — Pall 

Mall. 

74  .  Montreal  Conf. 


ALLISON,  CYRUS 
RICHMOND. 


1826  ) 

Methodist 

to  >  . 

Episcopal 

32  ) 

Conference. 

33  ORD  .  .  . 

Agent  Upper 
Canada  Acad. 

34  . 

Elizabethtown. 

35  . 

Elizabethtown. 

36  sup’d.  . 

Cobourg. 

37  . 

Murray. 

38  . 

Murray. 

39  . 

Murray. 

40  . 

Napanee. 

41  ch’m’n. 

Augusta  Dist. 

42  . 

Bath. 

43  . 

Bath. 

44  . 

Bath. 

45  . 

Sidney. 

46  . 

Sidney. 

47  . 

Waterloo. 

48  . 

Waterloo. 

49  . 

50  ) 

.  Waterloo. 

to  >  sup’d  . 

54  ) 

55 

.  Consecon. 

to  >  sup’d  . 

58  ) 

59 

.  Demorestville. 

to  >  sup’d  . 

63  \ 

64  ) 

.  Consecon. 

to  1  sup’d  . 

69  ) 

.  Picton. 

Died  July  1st,  1869,  aged  74 
years. 

ALLUM,  CARL. 


1863 

c . 

,  Eganville  G.  M. 

64 

R.  on  T . 

.  Eganville  G.  M. 

65 

.  Eganville  G.  M. 

66 

1  Preston  G.  M. 

(  Hamilton  G.  M. 

67 

ORD  .  .  .  . 

Hamilton  G.  M. 

68 

.  Hamilton  G.  M. 

69  j 

|  R.  F.  C  . 

to 

.  Rankin  G.  M. 

73  ' 

74  ' 

1 

.  Montreal  Conf. 

AMES,  WILLIAM. 

1842  c .  Grimsby. 

43  R.  on  t  . .  Dumfries. 

44  .  York. 

45  s.  v.  c  . .  Cobourg. 

46  s.  v.  c  . .  Coboirrg. 

47  R.  f.  c.  &  o  Alderville. 


1848  . 

Alderville. 

1862  . 

Franklin. 

49  . 

St.  Catharines. 

63  . 

Franklin. 

50  . 

Humber. 

64  . 

Franklin. 

51  . 

London. 

65  . 

Norwich. 

52  . 

Sandwich  and 

66  . 

Norwich. 

Windsor. 

67  . 

Norwich. 

53  . 

W  ardsville. 

68  . 

Mount  Pleasant. 

54  . 

Wardsville. 

69  . 

Mbunt  Pleasant. 

55  . 

Wards  ville. 

70  . 

Mount  Pleasant. 

56  . 

W  ardsville. 

71  . 

St.  George. 

57  F.  SEC.  .  . 

Chatham. 

72  F.  SEC.  . 

St.  George. 

58  F.  SEC.  .  . 

Sarnia. 

73  F.  SEC.  . 

St.  George. 

59  F.  SEC.  .  . 

Sarnia. 

74  . 

London  Conf. 

60  F.  SEC.  .  . 

Sarnia. 

Delegate  to 

the  First  General 

61  . 

Wilton  and 

Odessa. 

Conference,  Toronto,  1874. 

62  . 

Wilton  and 

63  . 

Odessa. 
St.  Thomas. 

ANDREWS,  WILLIAM. 

64  . 

St.  Thomas. 

1843  R.  on  T. 

Kingston. 

65  . 

Westminster. 

44  . 

Bytown. 

66  . 

Westminster. 

45  . 

W  oodstock. 

67  . 

Washington. 

46  . 

London  and 

68  . 

Washington. 

Blanchard. 

69  . 

Washington. 

47  r.f.c.&o  Bytown. 

70  . 

Aylmer,  W. 

48  . 

.  Richmond. 

71  . 

Aylmer,  VV. 

49  . 

.  Richmond. 

72  . 

Aylmer,  W. 

50  . 

.  Richmond. 

73  . 

Park  Hill. 

51  . 

.  Brockville. 

74  . 

London  Conf. 

52  . 

.  Brockville. 

53  . 

.  Compton,  C.  E. 

ANDERSON,  JAMES. 

54  . 

55  . 

.  Georgetown. 

.  Brampton. 

1858  R.  on  t.  . 

Stouffville. 

56  . 

.  Brampton. 

59  . 

Prince  Albert. 

57  . 

.  Brampton. 

60  s.  v.  c. .. 

Cobourg. 

58  . 

.  Port  Hope. 

61  . 

Walsingham. 

59  . 

.  Port  Hope. 

62  R.F.C.&O 

Warsaw. 

60  . 

.  Morrisburg. 

63  . 

Seymour. 

61  F.  SEC.  . 

.  Morrisburg. 

64  . 

Seymour. 

62  F.  SEC.  . 

.  Maitland. 

65  . 

Craighurst  and 

63  . 

.  Augusta. 

Penetanguishene 

64  . 

Augusta. 

66  . 

Durham. 

65  . 

•  Lyn. 

67  . 

Durham. 

66  . 

•  Lyn. 

68  . 

Durham. 

67  . 

.  Moulinette. 

69  . 

Thornbury. 

68  . 

.  Moulinette. 

70  . 

Thornbury. 

69  . 

.  Aultsville. 

71  . 

Thornbury. 

70  . 

.  Omemee. 

72  . 

Meaford. 

71  . 

.  Omemee. 

73  . 

Meaford. 

72  . 

.  Alderville. 

74  . 

Toronto  Conf. 

73  . 

.  Alderville. 

_ 

74  . 

.  Toronto  Conf. 

ANDREI 

WILLIAM. 

1867  c . 

Waterloo,  G.  M. 

ANNIS,  JEREMIAH  W. 

68  R.  on  t  .  . 

Heidelburg. 

1871  c . 

.  Stouffville. 

69  ........ 

Preston  and  St. 

i  Merrickville. 

Jacobs. 

72  r.  on  t 

'  |  Whitby. 

70  . 

Preston  and  St. 

73  . 

.  Whitby. 

Jacobs. 

74  . 

Toronto  Conf. 

71  R.F.C. &C 

Preston  and  Paris 

72  . 

Rem.  to  U.  S. 

ARMSTRONG,  ANDREW. 

ANDREWS,  ALFRED. 

1854  R.  on  T 
55  . 

.  L’Orignal. 

.  St.  Andrews. 

1855  c . 

Mount  Forest. 

56  . 

.  Wesley  ville. 

56  R.  on  t  . 

Stouffville. 

57  . 

.  Wesley  ville. 

57  . 

Stouffville. 

58  R.  F.  c.  &  o  Cavignal. 

58  . 

Whitby. 

59  . 

.  Cavignal. 

59  r.f.c.&o  Whitby. 

60  . 

.  N.  Wakefield. 

60  . 

St.  Andrews. 

61  . 

. .  N.  Wakefield. 

61  . 

St.  Andrews. 

62  . 

.  .  N.  Wakefield. 

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63 


1S63"| 
to  }- 

65  J 

66  . 

67  . 

68  . 

69  . 

70  . 

71  . 

72  . 

73  . 

74  . 


J  Long  Island 
Locks. 

W  inchester. 
Winchester. 
Winchester. 
South  Mountain. 
South  Mountain. 
South  Mountain. 
Mount  Albert. 
Mount  Albert. 
Toronto  Conf. 


1853  . Peel. 


54  . 

55  1 

to  >  sup’d  .  . 
62  ) 

63  ^ 

to  1  sup’y  . . 

66  J 

67Y 

to  }-  sup’d  . . 

73  J 

74  . 


Grey. 

Wallace. 

Wallace. 

Listowell. 
London  Conf, 


ARMSTRONG,  JAMES. 


1845  c . 

St.  Andrews 

and  L’Origr 

46  . 

Matilda. 

47  . 

Wilton. 

48  . 

Bath. 

49  E.F.C.&O 

Bath. 

50  . 

Perth. 

51  . 

Strathroy. 

52  . 

Strathroy. 

53  . 

Elora. 

54  . 

Elora. 

55  . 

Cayuga. 

56  . 

Cayuga. 

57  . 

WeUand. 

58  . 

Welland. 

59  . 

Richmond. 

60  . 

North  Gower. 

61  . 

North  Gower. 

62  F.  SEC.  .  . 

Aylmer,  C.E. 

63  F.  SEC  .  . 

Alymer,  C.E. 

64  F.  SEC  .  . 

Kemptville. 

65  F.  SEC  .  . 

Kemptville. 

66  . 

Three  Rivers. 

67  . •. 

Three  Rivers. 

68  ) 

to  1  sup’d  . . 

Thorold. 

73  ) 

74  . 

London  Conf. 

ARMSTRONG,  JOHN  (A). 


1848  C . 

.  Eaton. 

49  e.  on  t  . 

.  Dunham. 

50  . 

.  Dunham. 

51  . 

.  Eaton. 

52  OED.  .  .  . 

.  Eaton. 

53  E.  F.  c. . 

.  Leeds. 

54  . 

.  Leeds. 

55  . 

.  Leeds. 

56  . 

.  Leeds. 

57  . 

.  Leeds. 

58  . 

.  Shefford. 

59  . 

.  Shefford. 

60  . 

.  Shefford. 

61  . 

.  Dunham. 

62  . 

.  Dunham. 

63  F.  SEC.  . 

.  Dunham. 

64  . 

.  St.  Annand. 

65  . 

.  St.  Armand. 

66  F.  SEC  .  .  , 

.  St.  Armand. 

67  F.  SEC.  . 

.  Shefford. 

68  F.  SEC.  . 

.  Shefford. 

69  . 

.  Shefford. 

70  . 

.  Clarenceville. 

71  . 

.  Clarenceville. 

72  . 

.  Clarenceville. 

73  . 

.  Montreal  Sev’th. 

74  . 

.  Montreal  Conf. 

ARMSTRONG,  JOHN. 


1 828  A 

r  Methodist 

to  y . . 

....-{  Episcopal 

32  J 

k  Conference. 

33  E.F. 

c.  &  o  Ancaster. 

34  . .  . 

.  St.  Catharines. 

35  ... 

.  Goderich  and 

Saugeen. 

36  ... 

37  ... 

.  Mississippi. 

38  . .  . 

.  Mississippi. 

39  ... 

.  Clarendon. 

40  ... 

.  Clarendon. 

41  . . . 

.  St.  Andrews. 

42  ... 

.  St.  Andrews. 

43  ... 

.  Richmond. 

44  ... 

.  Richmond. 

45  . . . 

.  Osgoode. 

46  ... 

.  Osgoode. 

47  ... 

.  Buckingham. 

48  ... 

.  Buckingham. 

49  .... 

.  Buckinghham. 

50  .  . . 

.  Gatineau. 

51  .... 

.  Gatineau. 

52  .... 

.  Peel. 

ARMSTRONG,  JOHN  (B). 


1861  c .  Milford. 

62  e.  wit..  Elma. 

63  .  Wellesley. 

64  .  Berlin. 

65  .  Albion. 

66  .  Rem.  to  U.  S. 


ARMSTRONG,  JOHN  B. 

1848  c .  L’Orignal. 

49  E.  on  T .  .  St.  Andrews. 

50  .  Cornwall. 

51  .  Matilda. 

52  e.f.c.&o.  Kemptville. 

53  .  Maitland. 

54  .  Pakenham. 

55  .  Matilda. 

56  sup’d.  . .  Matilda. 

57  .  Morrisburg. 

58  .  Morrisburg. 

59  .  Morrisburg. 

60  .  Lyn. 

61  .  Lyn. 

62  .  Lyn. 

63  .  Richmond. 

64  .  Richmond. 


1865  .  Richmond. 

66  .  Aylmer,  C.E. 

67  .  Aylmer,  C.E. 

68  .  Aylmer,  C.E. 

69  .  Chambly. 

70  .  Chambly. 

71  .  Seneca. 

72  sup’d...  .  Matilda. 

73  sup’d —  Matilda. 

74  .  Toronto  Conf. 


ARMSTRONG,  NOBLE. 
1848  E.  out..  Richmond. 


49  .  L’Orignal. 

50  .  Grimsby. 

51  .  Located — ill 

health. 


ASH,  JAMES. 


1856 

57 

58 

59 

60 
61 

62 


c . 

e.  on  t .  . 


E.F.C.&O. 
}  SUB-D  .  ) 


Lindsay. 
Bobcaygeon. 
Brewer’s  Mills. 
Wilton  and 
Harrowsmith. 
Napanee. 
Napanee. 
Wilton. 


Died  June  6th,  1863,  aged  29 
years. 


ASH,  JOHN  C. 


155  c . 

N  ewcastle. 

56  E.  OUT., 

Chatham. 

57  s.  v.  c  . . 

Cobourg. 

58  . 

Toronto  East. 

59  E.F.C.&O 

Kingston. 

60  . 

Harrowsmith. 

61  . 

Harrowsmith. 

62  . 

Harrowsmith. 

63  . 

Wilton  and 

Odessa,, 

64  . 

Centreville. 

65  .... . 

Centre  ville. 

66  . 

Centreville. 

67  . 

Pakenham  and 

Arnprior, 

68  . 

Pakenham  and 

Arnprior 

69  . 

Campbellford. 

70  . 

Campbellford. 

71  . 

Campbellford. 

72)  $ 

Agent  Victoria 

College. 

74  . 

Toronto  Conf. 

ASHQUABE,  JAMES. 


1856  c .  Pic. 


57  e.  on  x. 

.  Pigeon  River. 

58  . 

.  Michipicoton. 

59  . 

.  Michipicoton. 

60  . 

.  Lac  la  Pluie. 

61  . 

.  Michipicoton. 

62  . 

.  Michipicoton. 

63  . 

.  Dropped. 

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64 


ATKINSON,  THOMAS. 


852 ", 

r  Methodist 

to  1 . 

4  Episcopal 

55  J 

l  Conference. 

56  ORD. .  .  . 

.  Rochester. 

57  R.F.  c. . 

.  Gosfield  and 
Rochester. 

58  . 

.  Gosfield  and 
Rochester. 

59  . 

.  Mt.  Brydges. 

60  . 

.  Mt.  Brydges. 

61  . 

.  Warwick. 

62  . 

.  Warwick. 

63  . 

.  Warwick. 

64  . 

.  Euphemia. 

65  . 

.  Wardsville  and 
Euphemia. 

66  . 

.  Kingsville. 

67  . 

.  Kingsville. 

68  . 

.  Kingsville. 

69  . 

.  Penetanguishene. 

70  . 

.  Carlton  Place. 

71  . 

.  Carlton  Place. 

72  . 

.  Carlton  Place. 

73  . 

.  Maitland. 

74  . 

.  Montreal  Conf. 

ATTWOOD,  JOHN  S. 

1827  b 

f  Methodist 

to  1 . 

-{  Episcopal 

32  J 

b  Conference. 

33  . 

.  .  No  station —  ill 
health. 

1834  .  Canboro’. 

35  .  Oxford. 

36  .  Located. 

AUSTIN,  NATHAN. 

1869  r.  on  T . .  Thornbury. 

70  .  Walter’s  Falls. 

71  .  Durham. 

72  s.  v.  c. . .  Cobourg. 

73  s.  v.  c. . .  Cobourg. 

74  .  Montreal  Conf. 


AUSTIN,  WILLIAM. 

1871  R.  on  t  . .  Sombra. 

72  .  Mooretown. 

73  .  Alvinston. 

74  .  Montreal  Conf. 


AWDE,  JAMES. 

1869  r.  on  T .  .  Omemee. 

70  .  Millbrook. 

71  .  Drummondville, 

72  .  Hamilton  2nd. 

73  r.f.c.&o.  Montreal  5th. 

74  .  Montreal  Conf. 


AXTLE,  NATHAN. 

1845  c . 

46  r.  out..  Chatham. 


47  .  Sarnia,  and  St. 

Clair. 

48  .  Dropped. 


AYLESWORTH,  ISAAC  B., 
M.D. 

1843  C .  Hallowell. 

44  r.  on  t  . .  Hallowell. 

45  .  Demorestville. 

46  on . Demorestville. 

47 b  R.  F.  c  ) 

to  f-  sup’y.  >  Demorestville. 

53  J  . ) 

54  .  Mitchell. 

55  .  Mitchell. 

56  .  Bradford. 

57  f.  SEC. . .  Bradford. 

58  .  Kleinburg. 

59  .  Kleinburg. 

60  chmn.  . .  Colborne. 

61  chmn.  .  .  Colbome. 

62  chmn.  . .  Newcastle. 

63  J  f  Cobourg. 

64  l  act.  v.  c.  -j  Cobourg. 

65  J  l  Cobourg. 

66  .  Bradford. 

67  .  Bradford. 

68  chmn.  . .  Bond  Head. 

69  chmn.  . .  Owen  Sound. 

70  sup’d.  .  .  Owen  Sound. 

71  sup’d.  . .  Collingwood. 

72  .  Stayner. 

73  .  Newcastle. 

74  .  Withdrew. 

Note. — He  was  elected  as  a 

lay  delegate  to  the  General  Con¬ 
ference  of  1878. 


BAILEY,  JOHN. 


1830  b  r  Methodist 

31  l . -J  Episcopal 

32  j  l  Conference. 

33  .  Goderich. 

34  .  Dropped. 


Note. — Mr.  B.  did  not  enter 
upon  the  circuit  last  named,  but 
placed  himself  in  opposition  to 
the  Union  which  had  just  been 
consummated.  He  was  present 
at  the  Union  Conference  and  acr 
cepted  work  for  the  year.  At  the 
ensuing  Conference  his  name  was 
dropped  in  silence. — See  Carroll’s 
“Case  and  his  Cotemporaries.” 
He  subsequently  united  with  the 
New  Methodist  Episcopal  organi¬ 
zation.  About  the  year  1853  he 
obtained  a  superannuated  rela¬ 
tion.  He  died  March  15tli,  1863, 
aged  SI  years. 


BAKER,  ISAAC. 

1857  R.  OTi T..  Nottawasaga. 

58  . i  Cookstown. 

59  s.  v.  c. . .  Cobourg. 

60  .  Holland  Landing 


1861  r.f.c.&o  Nottawasaga. 


62  . 

N  ottawasaga. 

63  . 

Durham. 

64  . 

Durham. 

65  . 

Durham. 

66  . 

Thornbury. 

67  . 

Thornbury. 
Thornbury. 
Walter’s  Falls. 

68  . 

69  . 

70  . 

Walter’s  Falls. 

71  . 

Walter’s  Falls. 

72  . 

Keppel. 

73  . 

Sarawak. 

74  . 

Toronto  Conf. 

BAKEWELL 

WILLIAM  H. 

1840b 

to  b  . 

54  J 

Eng.  Wes.  Conf. 

55  ) 

t  Meth.  Epis. 

56  \  . 

(  Church,  U.  S. 

57  R.  CAN.  1 

Shefford,  C.  E. 

58  . 

Stanstead. 

59  . 

Stanstead. 

60  . 

Brock. 

61  . 

Brock. 

62  . 

Brock. 

63  . 

Expelled. 

BARBER,  ISAAC 

1849  c .  Grimsby. 

50  r.  071.  t  . .  St.  Catharines. 
-51  .  Glanford. 

52  .  Bradford. 

53  r.f.  c.&c  Stratford. 

54  .  Huntingdon. 

55  .  Huntingdon. 

56  .  Guelph. 

57  .  Port  Dover. 

58  .  Port  Dover. 

59  .  Lynedoch. 

60  .  Lynedoch. 

61  .  Lynedoch. 

62  .  London  Circuit. 

63  .  London  Circuit, 

64  .  Strathroy. 

65  . Strathroy. 

66  .  Rem.  to  U.  S. 


BARBER,  OZIAS. 

1841  c .  Buckingham. 

42  R.  on  T .  .  Matilda. 

43  .  Elizabethtown. 

44  .  Mississippi. 

45  r.f.c.&o  Gananoque. 

46  .  Bowmanville. 

47  .  Cainsville. 


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65 


1848  . 

49  . 

50  . 

51  . 

52  . 

53  . 

54  . 

55  . 

56  . 

57  . 

58  sup’y  . . . 

59  . 

60  . 

61  . 

62  . 

63  . 

64  . 

65  . 

66  . 

67  sup’d.  . . 

68 'j 


Cainsville. 

Adelaide. 

Simcoe. 

Dumfries. 

Dumfries. 

Ingersoll. 

Ingersoll. 

Ingersoll. 

Aylmer,  Ont. 

Aylmer,  Ont. 

Norwich. 

No  Station. 
Wesley  ville. 
W  esley  ville. 
Rawdon. 
Rawdon. 
Rawdon. 
Tamworth. 
Tam  worth. 
Tamworth. 

Stratliroy. 

Rem. -to  II.  S. 


BARKER,  JAMES. 


1861  r.  on  t  . . 

Mitchell. 

62  . 

Dropped. 

BARKER, 

WILLIAM  R. 

1862  c . 

Victoria  Road. 

63  R.  WIT., 

Lakefield  and 

64  . 

Warsaw. 

Bobcaygeon. 

65  . 

Omemee. 

66  s.  y.  c.. . 

Cobourg. 

67  R.F.C. &0. 

Bolsover. 

68  . 

Fenelon  Falls. 

69  . 

Fenelon  Falls. 

70  . 

Fenelon  Falls. 

71  . 

Bobcaygeon. 

72  . 

Keene. 

73  . 

Keene. 

74  . 

Toronto  Conf. 

BARRASS 

,  EDWARD. 

18411 

to  I . 

Eng.  Primitive 

52  J 

Meth.  Conf. 

53 1 

to  V . 

Can.  Primitive 

58  J 

Meth  Conf. 

59  R.  CAN.  C. 

Frankford  and 

60  . 

Trenton. 
Frankford  and 

61  . 

Trenton. 
Frankford  and 

62  . 

Trenton. 
Sherbrooke,  Que. 

63  . 

Sherbrooke,  Que. 

64  . 

Sherbrooke,  Que. 

65  . 

Gananoq  ue. 

66  . 

Bath. 

67  . 

Bath. 

68  . 

Bath  and  Am- 

69' . 

lierst  Isle. 
Albion. 

70  . 

Albion. 

5 


1871  .  Albion. 

72  .  Aurora. 

73  .  Aurora. 

74  .  Toronto  Conf. 


BARRY,  JOHN. 

1825  'j 

to  j-  .  Jamaica. 

29  J 

30  .  Visiting  Eng. 

31  .  Jamaica. 

32  .  York  (Toronto). 

33  .  Montreal. 

34  .  Bermuda. 

35  .  Bermuda. 

36  sup’d..  .  .  By  permission  of 
the  Conferenee,  he  visited  Eng¬ 
land,  hoping  that  a  change  of 
climate  would  be  beneficial.  The 
vessel  on  which  he  journeyed  was 
wrecked  in  the  British  Channel, 
and  many  of  the  crew  were 
drowned.  Mr.  Barry  lost  his 
library  and  entire  household  ef¬ 
fects.  As  an  invalid,  he  spent 
the  winter  of  1836  in  Guernsey, 
one  of  the  Channel  Islands,  in 
1837  he  again  wrent  to  Montreal, 
but  under  medical  advice  he 
avoided  the  cold  of  the  Canadian 
winter  by  once  more  visiting  his 
old  friends  in  Jamaica.  In  1838 
he  returned  to  Montreal,  where 
he  died  in  June  of  that  year. 


BARTLETT,  HENRY. 

1860  c .  Dundas. 

61  a.  on  t.  .  Milton. 

62  .  Paris. 

63  .  Withdrew,  and 

united  with  the  Episcopalian 
Church.  He  is  now  (1880)  in 
charge  of  a  congregation  in  the 
small  village  of  Rond-Eau,  Ont. 


BARTON,  KING. 


306  c . 

Irish  Conference. 

7  n.  on  t  . . 

Roscrea. 

8  . 

Oldcastle. 

9  . 

Pettigo. 

10  R.F.  C.  &0 

Sligo. 

11  . 

Sligo. 

12  . 

Boyle. 

13  . 

Boyle. 

14  . 

Castleblaney. 

15  . 

Castleblaney. 

16  . 

171  , 
to  J-  SUPY... 

29  J 

Castleblaney. 

Castleblaney. 

30  )  j 

31  Jsupd... 

32 1 

Toronto,  C.W. 

33  1  sup’d  . . 

34  J 

St.  Clair,  C.W. 

Died  August 
)  years. 

30th,  1834,  aged 

18541 

55  - 

56  J 


BATE,  JOHN. 

j  Meth.  Epis. 
.  (  Church, fU.S. 


57  R.  can.  o.  Odelltown. 


58  .  Melbourne. 

59  .  Melbourne. 

60  .  Removed  to  Eng¬ 


land,  and  united  with  the  British 
Wseleyan  Conference.  In  1879 
he  was  in  charge  of  the  Ashby- 
de-la-Zouch  Circuit,  on  the  Not¬ 
tingham  and  Derby  District. 


BAWTINHIMER,  HENRY. 

1855  c .  Wellesley. 

56  R.  on  x .  .  Kincardine. 

57  .  Bayfield 

58  .  Stratford. 

59  f.r.  c.  &o  Morris. 

60  .  Morris. 

61  .  Teeswater. 

62  sup’d -  Teeswater. 

63  j 

to  [■  sup’d  .  .  Clinton. 

67  J 

68  .  Oil  Springs  and 

Petrolia. 

69  j 

to  )■  sup’d  .  .  Paris. 

73  J 

74  .  Toronto  Conf. 


BAWTINHIMER,  PETER 
MATTHIAS. 


1859  r  on  t..  Welland. 

60  .  Dunnville 

61  .  Dunnville. 

62  .  Chatham. 

63  R.f.c. &o  Sandwich  and 

Windsor. 

64  .  Windsor. 

65  .  Rond-Eau. 

66  .  Rond-Eau. 

67  .  Vienna. 

68  .  Vienna. 

69  .  Lynedoch. 

70  .  Lynedoch. 

71  .  East  Zorra. 

72  .  East  Zorra. 

73  sup’y..  .  Woodstock. 

74  .  London  Conf. 


BAXTER,  JOHN. 

1831  c .  Westminster. 

32  r.  on  t  .  .  Hallowell. 

33  .  St.  Catharines. 

34  .  Canboro’. 

35  R.F.O.  &o  Gosfield 


36  .... 

. .  .  .  Waterloo. 

37  .... 

. .  .  .  Waterloo  and 

Gananoq 

38  .... 

. .  .  .  Thames. 

39  .... 

.  . . .  Thames. 

40  .... 

.  .  .  .  Albion. 

41  .... 

.  .  .  .  Albion. 

42  .... 

....  Whitby. 

43  .... 

. .  . .  Markham. 

44  .... 

66 


MINISTERS  AND  PROBATIONERS. 


1845  .  Newmarket  and 

Snake  Island. 

4g  .  N ewmarket  and 

Snake  Island. 

47  .  Humber. 

48  .  Humber. 

49  .  Seneca. 

50  .  N anticoke. 

54  .  Nanticoke. 

52  sup’d.  .  •  Nanticoke. 

53  sup’d.  .  .  Crowland. 

54  sup’d.  .  .  Crowland. 

55') 

to  !-  sup’d  . .  Welland. 

60  J 
6n 

to  [  sup’d  . .  Point  Abino. 

72  J 

73  sup’d.  . .  Ridgeway. 

74  .  London  Conf. 


BAXTER,  MICHAEL. 

1842  C .  Augusta. 

43  E.  on  T . .  Cornwall. 

44  .  Bytown. 

45  .  St.  Andrews. 

46  K.uc.&o.DSt.  Andrews. 

47  .  Elizabethtown. 

48  .  Sherbrooke. 

49  .  Sherbrooke. 

50  .  Lanark. 

51  .  New'boro’. 

52  .  Newboro’. 

53  .  Madoc. 

54  .  Madoc. 

55  .  Hungerford. 

50  .  Hungerford. 

57  .  Hungerford. 

58  .  Demorestville. 

59  .  Gatineau. 

60  sup’d.  . .  Picton. 

61  .  Demorestville. 

62  - .  Demorestville. 

63  .  Demorestville. 

64  sup’d.  .  .  Hungerford. 

65  sup’d.  . .  Picton. 

66  sup’d.  . .  Demorestville. 
67 1 

to  I  sup’d..  Font  Hill. 

73  J 

74  .  London  Conf. 


18421 

to  }-  sup’d  . .  Cobourg. 

64  J 

Died  June  30tli,  1864,  aged  82 
years. 

BECKWITH,  JAMES. 


.  English  Conf. 

Three  Rivers. 
.  Three  Rivers. 

sup’y . 

.  Dundee. 

.  Dundee. 

.  Bramley. 

.  Bramley. 

.  Leicester. 

.  Leicester. 

.  . .  Walsall. 
.  Walsall. 

sup’y  . .  Lacolle,  Que. 


1814 
to 
28 

29 

30 

31 
to 

40 

41 

42 

43 

44 

45 

46 

47 

48 

49 

50 

51 

52 

Died  July  25th,  1852,  aged  58 
years. 

BEESON,  HENRY. 

1858  E.  on  t  .  .  Chatham. 

59  .  Chatham. 

60  .  Hamilton. 

gj,  |  .  Yisiting  Eng. 

63  .  Grimsby. 

64  r.f.o.&o.  Chaudiere. 

65  .  Chaudiere. 

66  jup’d _  Ottawa. 

Died  May  11th,  1867,  aged  37 
years. 

BEGG,  MARTIN. 

1859  E.  on  t  ,  .  Artemesia. 

60  .  Brock. 

61  .  Dropped. 


1870  .  Newburgh. 

71  .  Lowville. 

72  .  Lowville. 

73  .  Lowville. 

74  .  London  Conf. 


BELL,  THOMAS. 

1858  o .  Smith’s  Falls. 

59  r.  on  t  . .  Merrickville. 

60  .  Cookstown. 

61  .  Cookstown. 

62  E.  F.  C . .  Barrie. 

63  oed .  Newmarket  and 

Aurora. 

64  .  Newmarket  and 

Aurora. 

65  .  New  Ireland. 

66  .  New  Ireland. 

67  .  Melbourne. 

68  .  Bolton. 

69  .  Bolton. 

70  .  Bolton 

71  .  Frelighsburg. 

72  .  Frelighsburg. 

73  .  Frelighsburg. 

74  .  Montreal  Conf. 


BEATTY,  JOHN. 

1826  )  (  Methodist 

to  ( . I  Episcopal 

32  \  (  Conference. 

33  ord .  London. 

34  .  Toronto  Tp. 

35  .  Yonge  Street. 

36  .  Agent  IT.  C.  A. 

37  .  Agent  U.  C.  A. 

38  .  Steward  U.  C.  A. 

39  .  Gov.  and  Steward 

U.  C.  Acad. 

40  .  Gov.  and  Steward 

U.  C.  Acad. 

41  .  Agent  U.  C.  A 


BELL,  JOHN  WESLEY. 

1870  c .  Milford. 

71  .  Ameliasburg. 

72  .  Trenton. 

73  u.  v.  c. .  Cobourg. 

74  .  Toronto  Conf. 


BELL,  ROBERT. 

1864  r.  onT..  Harrington. 

65  E.  on  T. .  L’Orignal. 

66  .  March. 

67  .  March. 

68  e.f.c.  &o  March. 

69  .  Newburgh. 


BELTON,  SAMUEL. 

1817 1  f  Methodist 

to  V . -{  Episcopal 

32  J  l  Conference. 

33  .  Lake  Simcoe. 

34  .  Lake  Simcoe  and 

Coldwater. 

35  .  Dumfries. 

36  sup’d.  . .  Hamilton. 

37  .  Grimsby. 

38  .  Grimsby. 

39  .  St  Catharines. 

40  .  St.  Catharines. 

41  .  Reesorville. 

42  .  Reesorville. 

43  .  Whitby. 

44  .  Lake  Simcoe. 

45  .  Credit. 

46  .  Credit. 

47 1 

to  V  sup’d  .  .  Hamilton. 

61 J 

Died  Oct.  6tli,  1861,  aged  71 
years. 


BENSON,  MANLY. 

1863  R.  on  T .  .  Romney. 

64  .  Chatham. 

65  .  Sandwich  and 

Windsor. 

66  .  Sarnia. 

67  e.f.c. &o  Ridgetown. 

68  .  Ridgetown. 

69  .  N  ewbury. 

70  .  Newbury. 

71  .  Cooksville. 

72  .  Hamilton. 

73  .  Hamilton. 

74  .  London  Conf. 


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67 


BERNEY,  DANIEL. 

1834  o .  Mississippi. 

35  r.  on  t  .  .  Clarendon. 

36  ord .  Richmond. 

37  .  Richmond. 

38  .  Elizabethtown 

and  Gananoque. 

39  R.  F.  c. .  .  Elizabethtown 

and  Gananoque. 

40  .  Augusta. 

41  .  Augusta. 

42  .  Matilda. 

43  .  Matilda. 

44  .  Crosby. 

45  .  No  Station. 

46') 

to  J-  .  Located. 

53  J 

54  j  $  Agent  American 

55  ( . |  Tract  Society. 

56  l  (  Niagara  Conf. 

57  ) .  M.  E  C. 

5S  j  J  Stoney  Creek, 

59  \ . I  Mich  ,  M  E.C. 

60  .  Methodist  Prot. 

Church,  U.  S. 

01  1  l  Port  Sanilac, 

tri  (  )  Mich.,  Pastor 

on  ( . )  First  Congrega- 

'  (  tional  Church. 


BERRY,  FRANCIS. 

1852  r.f.c.  & o  Dumfries. 

53  :  .  St.  George. 

54  .  Aylmer,  C.  W. 

55  .  Aylmer,  C.  W. 

56  .  Sarnia. 

57  .  Sarnia. 

58  .  St.  Thomas. 

59  f.  sec.  . .  St.  Thomas. 

60  .  Napanee. 

61  .  Napanee. 

62  .  Napanee. 

63  f.  sec.  . .  Whitby  and 

Oshawa. 

64  .  Muncey. 

65  f.  sec.  . .  Muncey. 

66  f.  sec.  . .  Muncey. 

67  .  Smithville. 

68  .  Smithville. 

69  chmn.  .  .  Collingwood. 

70  chmn.  . .  Collingwood. 

71  chmn.  . .  Collingwood. 

72  chmn.  . .  Sarnia. 

73  chmn.  . .  Sarnia. 

74  .  London  Conf. 

Delegate  to  First  General  Con¬ 
ference,  Toronto,  1874. 


BERRY,  HENRY. 

1871  R.  on  t.  .  Listowell. 

72  .  Washington. 

73  .  Drayton. 

74  .  London  Conf. 


BERRY,  JAMES. 

1855  R.  on  t.  .  Goderich. 

56  ord..  ..  Bayfield. 

57  . .  Located. 


BETTS,  JONATHAN 

EDMONDSON. 

1855  c . 

Plamilton. 

56  r.  on  t  . . 

Quebec. 

57  ORD.  .  . . 

Kingston. 

58  . 

Dundas. 

59  R.  F.  c.  . 

Glanford. 

60  . 

Glanford. 

61  . 

Glanford. 

62  . 

Smithville. 

63  . 

Smithville. 

64  . 

Milton. 

65  . 

Milton. 

66  . 

Milton. 

67  . 

Mount  Pleasant. 

68  . 

Tilsonburg. 

69  . 

Tilsonburg. 

70  . 

Tilsonburg. 

71  F.  SEC.  .  . 

Picton. 

72  . 

Markham. 

73  . 

Markham. 

74  . 

Toronto  Conf. 

Delegate  to 

the  First  General 

Conference  helc 

in  Toronto,  1874. 

BETTSCHAN,  DAYID. 

1873  r.  on  t.  . 

Garafraxa. 

74  . 

London  Conf. 

BETTYS, 

DARIUS. 

1846  r.  on  t.  . 

Markham. 

47  . 

Located. 

BEVITT, 

THOMAS. 

1827  1  f  Methodist 

to  > . -J  Episcopal 

32  )  l  Conference. 

33  r.f.  c.  &o  Cobourg. 

34  .  Cobourg. 

35  .  St.  Catharines. 

36  .  St.  Catharines. 

37  .  Stamford. 

38  .  Brantford. 

39  .  Brantford. 

40  .  Brantford. 

41  .  Yonge  Street. 

42  )  chmn.  1  Bytown,  Sec’y 
>  byt’n  <  of  Conf. 

)  di  st.  (  Bytown. 

44  .  Matilda. 

45  . .  . .  Matilda,  Sec’y. 

of  Conf. 

46  .  President  of 

the  Conf. 

47  chmn.  . 

48 

49 

50 

51 

52 
53 . 

54  } 

55  | 

56 
to 
64 


chmn. 

ham’n 

DIST. 


Kingston  Dist. 
'  Prescott. 
Merrickville. 
Merrickville. 
Kemptville. 
Kemptville. 

.  Kemptville. 

Thorold 

Thorold. 


sup’d  . .  St.  Catharines. 


Died  February  5th,  1865,  aged 
69  years. 


BEYNON,  GEORGE. 

1840  r.  out..  Elizabethtown 
and  Gananoque. 

41  .  Hull. 

42  L’Orignal. 

43  .  L’Orignal. 

44  r.f.c. &o  Mississippi. 

45  .  Mississippi. 

46  .  Sheffield. 

47  .  Wilton. 

48  .  Wilton. 

49  .  Wilton. 

50  .  Kemptville. 

51  sup’y.  . .  Newmarket. 

52  .  Bath. 

53  .  Bath. 

54  .  Bath. 

55  .  Farmers ville. 

56  .  Farmersville. 

57  f.  sec.  . .  Farmersville. 

58  .  Newboro’. 

Newboro’. 
Newboro’. 
Carlton  Place, 
Carlton  Place. 
Carlton  Place. 

.  Oakville. 

sup’d  .  .  Weston. 


sup  d.  . . 


Yorkville. 
Toronto  Conf. 


BIELBY,  WILLIAM  M. 

1868  l  )  Prim.  Meth. 

69  J . )  Conference. 

70  c .  Artemesia. 

71  R.  on  t.  .  Walter’s  Falls. 

72  r.f.c. &o  Amable. 

73  .  Wiarton. 

74  .  London  Conf. 


BIGGAR,  HAMILTON. 

1827  |  f  Methodist 

to  > . -j  Episcopal 

32  )  l  Conference. 

33  ord  ....  Long  Point. 

34  .  Long  Point. 

35  .  Cobourg. 

36  .  Yonge  Street. 

37  .  Yonge  Street. 

38  .  Nelson. 

39  .  Nelson. 

40  .  Stamford. 

41  .  Stamford. 

42  .  Grand  River. 

43  . . .  Grand  River. 

44  .  Grand  River. 

45  .  Grand  River. 

40i  f  Sec.  of  Con.  T  846. 

47  f . 4  Steward  and 

l  Treas.  Vic.  Col. 

48  .  Grimsby. 

49  .  Grimsby. 

50  .  Dumfries. 

51  .  Dumfries. 

52') 

to  j-  sup’d  .  .  Brantford. 

73  J 

74  .  London  Conf. 


68 


MINISTERS  AND  PROBATIONERS. 


BINNING,  WILLIAM. 

Melbourne. 


1817  R.  on  T 
18  . 


BISHOP,  GEORGE  JOHN. 

1871  o .  Rosemont. 

72  R.wiT..  Lloydtown. 

73  .  Lloydtown. 

74  .  Toronto  Conf. 


BISHOP,  JAMES  HENRY. 

1851  R.  051  T..  Institution,  Eng. 

52  .  Institution,  Eng. 

53  ord  ....  Montreal  East. 

54  . j . .  Montreal  East. 

55  R.  f.  C. .  St.  Andrews. 

56  .  Toronto  West. 

57  .  Toronto  West. 

58  .  Toronto  West. 

59  f.  sec.  . .  Picton. 

60  F.  sec...  Picton. 

61  f.  SEC. . .  Picton. 

62  F.  SEC. .  .  Cobourg. 

63  F.  SEC. . .  Cobourg. 

64  f.  sec.  . .  Cobourg. 

65  .  London. 

66  .  London. 

67  F.  sec.  . .  London. 

68  F.  sec.  . .  Toronto  North. 

69  f.  sec...  Toronto  North. 

Died  Dec.  25th,  1869,  aged 
43  years. 


1855  .  Stirling. 

56  ) 

to  >  sup’d  . .  Sidney. 

66  ) 

Died  April  28tli,  1867,  aged 
76  years. 

BLACKSTOCK,  MOSES. 


New  Con.  Conf. 


1835 
to 

39  , 

40  R.  f.  C.  .  Peterboro’. 

41  .  Missionary  to 

back  T’ps. 

42  .  Seugog. 

431 

to  \  sup’y  . .  Peterboro  . 

46  J 
471 

to  Y  sup’y  . .  Cavan. 

50  J 
51 1 

to  Y  sup’y  . .  Millbrook. 

55  J 

56  .  North  West  In¬ 

diana  Conf.  U.S. 

Died  near  Paxton,  Ill.,  August 
31st,  1873,  aged  80  years. 


BISSELL,  GEORGE. 

1824  )  {  Methodist 

to  > . -j  Episcopal 

32  )  l  Conference. 

33  .  Nelson. 

34  .  Located. 


BLACKSTOCK,  WM.  S. 


1846  r.  on  t. 


47 


BLACK,  JOHN. 

58 

1824  1 

r  Methodist 

59 

to  > 

. -j  Episcopal 

60 

32  ) 

L  Conference. 

61 

33 

.  Ottawa. 

62 

34 

.  Cavan. 

63 

35 

....  Peterboro’. 

64 

36 

.  Bay  Quinte. 

65 

37 

.  Bay  Quinte. 

66 

38 

.  Hallowell. 

67 

39 

.  Hallowell. 

68 

40 

.  Murray. 

69 

41 

....  Murray. 

70 

42 

_  Murray. 

71 

43 

.  Colborne. 

72 

44 

....  Colborne. 

73 

45 

.  . .  Bath. 

74 

46 


Bath. 


47  .... 

. .  . .  Sidney. 

48  .... 

. .  Sidney. 

49  . . . . 

.  .  . .  Sidney. 

50  .... 

. .  Napanee. 

51  .... 

.  .  .  .  Napanee. 

52  . . .. 

.  .  Brighton. 

53  .... 

.  .  .  Brighton. 

54  .... 

. .  . .  Rawdon. 

BLAKER,  GEORGE. 

1854  R.  on  T..  Lake  Superior. 

55  .  Lake  Superior. 

56  or .  Michipieoton. 

57  .  Pic. 

58  .  Pic- 

59  .  Pic. 

60  .  Michipieoton. 

61  .  Located. 


BLAND,  HENRY  FLESHER. 

1858  C  ....  St.  Andrews. 

59  c  .  St.  Andrews. 

60  R.  out..  Hemmingford. 

61  .  Hemmingford. 

62  r.f.c.&o  Hemmingford. 

63  F.  sec  . .  Montreal  East. 

64  .  Montreal  East. 

65  .  Montreal  East. 

66  .  Dundas. 

67  F.  sec  . .  Dundas. 

68  f.  sec  .  .  Dundas. 

69  F.  sec  .  .  Kingston. 

70  f.  sec  .  .  Kingston. 

711  r  Belleville. 

72  l  chmn  .  j  Belleville. 

73  J  l  Belleville. 

74  .  Montreal  Conf. 

Delegate  to  First  General  Con¬ 
ference,  Toronto,  1874. 


Mono  and  Notta- 
wasaga,  3  mo. 
Barrie,  9  mo. 
Humber. 
Bradford. 

49  .  Oshawa. 

50  r.f.C.&o  Brampton. 

51  .  Brampton. 

52  .  Brampton. 

53  .  Y onge  Street. 

54  .  Newer  stle. 

55  .  Newcastle. 

56  .  Brighton. 

57  .  Brighton. 

Hamilton. 

Three  Rivers. 
Three  Rivers. 
L’Orignal. 
L’Orignal. 
L’Orignal. 
Drummondville. 
Drummond  ville. 
Drummondville. 
Milton. 

Milton. 

Milton. 

Goderich. 
Goderich. 
Goderich. 
Clinton. 
Montreal  Conf. 

Delegate  to  First  General  Con¬ 
ference,  Toronto,  1874. 


BLADES,  JOHN  THOMAS. 

1872  r.  on  t  . .  Woodville. 

73  .  Windsor  Mills. 

74  .  Montreal  Conf. 


BLANSHARD,  SHEM. 


1858 

59 

60 
61 
62 

63 

64 

65 

66 

67 

68 

69 

70 

71 

72 

73 

74 


c .  Nanticoke. 

r.  on  T . .  Dunn  ville. 

.  Grimsby. 

.  Smithville. 

r.f.c.&o  Caistorville. 

.  Harrowsmith. 

.  Mono. 

.  Mono. 

.  Mono. 

.  Point  Abino. 

.  Point  Abino. 

.  East  Zorra. 

.  East  Zorra. 

.  Oxford  Centre. 

.  Oxford  Centre. 

.  Oxford  Centre. 

.  Toronto  Conf. 


BLOOMFIELD,  ARTHUR  G. 

1868  c .  Brock. 

69  R.  on  x.  .  Millbrook. 

70  .  Rem.  to  U.S. 


BOND,  STEPHEN. 

1856  c . St.  Mary’s. 

57  R.  on  T .  .  Mitchell. 

58  .  Goderich. 

59  .  Stratford. 

60  r.f.c.&o  Woodstock. 

61  .  Georgetown. 

62  .  Galt. 

63  .  Galt. 

64  .  Erin. 

65  .  Manningville. 

66  .  Manningville. 


WESLEYAN  METHODIST  CONFERENCE. 


69 


1867  .  Manningville. 

68  .  Mount  Forest. 

69  .  Mount  Forest. 

70  .  Mount  Forest. 

71  .  Wellington. 

72  .  Canton. 

73  .  Kemptville. 

74  .  Montreal  Conf. 


BOOTH,  JAMES. 


ORD  ....  ) 

17  .  Montreal. 

18  .  Bay  Quinte. 

19  R.  F.  o..  Kingston. 

20  .  Kingston. 

21  .  Quebec. 

22  .  St.  Armand. 

23  .  St.  Armand. 

24  . Quebee. 

25  .  Quebec. 

26  .  Quebec. 

27  . Kingston. 

28  .  Kingston. 

29  .  Stanstead. 

30  .  Stanstead. 

31  .  Shefford. 

32  .  Shefford. 

33  .  Odelltown. 

34  .  Odelltown. 

35  .  Odelltown. 

36  .  St.  Armand. 

87  .  Three  Rivers. 

38j 


to  j 

►  strp’v  . .  Kingston. 

44  J 

45 

. Guelph. 

46 

47 

.  Simcoe. 

48 

.  Simcoe. 

49 '| 

| 

to 

1  sttp’y  . .  Kingston. 

53  j 

1 

Died  Jan.  22,  1854,  aged  73 

years. 

BORLAND,  JOHN. 

1835 

B.  on  t  . .  St.  Armand. 

36 

or .  New  Ireland. 

37 

38 

.  New  Ireland. 

39 

B.  f.  c  . .  Melbourne. 

40 

.  Melbourne. 

41 

.  Montreal. 

42 

43 

44 

.  Quebec. 

45 

.  Melbourne. 

46 

47 

48 

49 

50 

.  Stanstead. 

51 

.  Dunham. 

52 

.  Quebec. 

53 

54 

.  Toronto  West. 

55 

.  Toronto  West. 

56 

.  Toronto  West. 

1857  .  Toronto  East. 

58  sec. conf.  Toronto  East. 


59 

.  Toronto  East. 

60' 

1 

f  Stanstead. 

61 

Y CHMN . 

-{  Stanstead. 

62 

i 

1  Stanstead. 

63 

i 

r  Brantford. 

64 

Y CHMN . 

j  Brantford. 

65 

J 

1  Brantford. 

66 

F.  SEC.  . 

.  Montreal  East. 

67 

CHMN.  . 

.  Montreal  East. 

68 

CHMN.  . 

.  Montreal  East. 

69 

CHMN.  . 

.  Sherbrooke. 

70 

.  St.  John’s. 

71 

.  St.  John’s. 

72 

.  St.  John’s.  Co- 
Delegate. 

73 

.  St.  John’s. 

74  .  Montreal  Conf. 


Delegate  to  the  Canada  Wes¬ 
leyan  Conference  from  the  Can¬ 
ada  Eastern  District,  with  the 
view  of  obtaining  a  union  of  the 
District  with  that  Conference, 
1853.  Delegate  to  First  General 
Conference,  Toronto,  1874. 


BOTTERELL,  EDMUND. 


1 851 Y  Phila.  and  Lou- 

to  -  .  isiana  Confs,  M. 

61  J  E.C.,  U.  S. 

62  A 

63  j-  .  Irish  Wes.  Conf. 

64  J 

65  c .  Leslieville  and 

Davenport. 

66  c .  Peel. 

67 1 

68  j-  .  City  Mis’y, 

69  J  Toronto. 

70 1  B.  F.  c.  (  Sup’y,  Toronto 
to  y . |  City  Mis’y. 

73  J 

74  .  Rem.  to  U.  S. 

yg  |  .  Arkansas  Conf. 

Returned  to  Canada  and  located 
in  Toronto. 


BRAD, ON,  JOHN. 
1854  b.  on  T. .  Carlton  Place. 


55  .  Richmond. 

56  .  Dropped. 


1834  e.  on  t.  .  Ryde,  Isle  of 

Wight. 

35  ob.  p. ...  Quebec. 

36  .  Quebec. 

37  .  Montreal. 

38  b.  f.  c. .  Hatley. 

39  .  Hatley. 

40  .  Compton. 

41  .  Melbourne. 

42  .  Melbourne. 

43  .  Dunham. 

44  .  Dunham. 

45  .  Kingston. 

46  .  Kingston. 

47  .  London. 

48  .  Eastern  British 

Am.  Conf. 


BOTTOMS,  WM.  EDWIN. 

1867  c.- .  Florence. 

68  b.  on  t.  .  Kincardine. 

69  .  Romney. 

70  .  Located. 

BOWERMAN,  ALLAN,  M.  A. 

1871  c . _ . 

72  e.  on  T .  .  Headingly  and 

Boyne  River. 

73  .  Headingly  and 

Boyne  River. 

74  .  Toronto  Conf. 

A  graduate  of  Victoria  Univer¬ 
sity — B  A.  in  1871  and  Silver 
Medallist ;  M.A,  in  Course  1874. 


BREDIN,  JOHN. 


1839 

to 

50 


BOYD,  JOHN  H. 


Irish  Wes.  Conf. 


142  c . 

.  London. 

43  b.  on  t. 

.  Goderich. 

44  . 

.  Woodstock  and 

Stratford. 

45  . 

.  Toronto  West. 

46  . 

.  Peterboro’  and 

Rice  Lake. 

47  b.f.o.&o.  Guelph. 

48  . 

.  Guelph. 

49  . 

.  Cobourg. 

50  . 

Cobourg. 

51  . 

.  St.  Thomas. 

52  . 

.  Hamilton. 

53  . 

.  Hamilton. 

54  . 

.  Toronto  East. 

55  . 

.  Toronto  East. 

66  . 

.  Cobourg. 

57  F.  SEO.  . 

.  Cobourg 

58  F.  SEC.  . 

.  Cobourg. 

59  . 

.  Woodstock. 

60  F.  SEC.  . 

.  W oodstock. 

61  . 

.  Brockville. 

62  . 

.  Brockville. 

63  . 

.  Brockville. 

64  . 

.  Baltimore  and 

Grafton. 

65  . 

.  Baltimore  and 

Grafton. 

66  . 

.  Yonge  St.  North. 

67  . .  • 

.  Yonge  St.  N  orth. 

68  . 

.  Yonge  St.  North. 

69  . 

.  Yonge  St.  South. 

70  . 

.  Yonge  St.  South. 

71  . 

.  Yonge  St.  South. 

72  . 

.  Bowmanville. 

73  . 

.  Bowmanville. 

74  . 

. .  Toronto  Conf. 

Delegate  to  the  First  General 
Conference,  Toronto,  1874. 


70 


MINISTERS  AND  PROBATIONERS. 


BRETHOUR,  DAVID  L. 


1860  r.  on  t.  . 

Mooretown. 

61  . 

Chatham. 

62  . 

YongeSt.  South. 

63  . 

Napanee. 

64  R.F.C.&O 

Napanee. 

65  . 

Consecon. 

66  . 

Templeton  and 

Chaudiere. 

67  . 

Scarboro’. 

68  . 

Bloomfield. 

69  . 

Belleville. 

70  . 

Belleville. 

71  . 

Belleville. 

72  . 

Cooksville. 

73  F.  SEC.  .  . 

Windsor. 

74  . 

London  Conf. 

BREWSTER,  ROBERT. 


1851  R.  on  t  . 

.  Bath. 

52  . 

.  Napanee. 

53  . 

.  Winchester. 

54  OR.  D.  .  . 

Winchester. 

55  R.  F.  C.  . 

.  Merrickville. 

56  . 

.  Merrickville. 

57  . 

.  Merrickville. 

58  . 

.  Matilda. 

59  . 

.  (Matilda. 

60  . 

.  Matilda. 

61  . 

.  Smith’s  Falls. 

62  . 

.  Smith’s  Falls. 

63  . 

.  Smith’s  Falls. 

64  . 

.  Clinton. 

65  . 

.  Clinton. 

66  . 

.  Clinton. 

67  . 

.  Elora. 

68  . 

.  Fergus. 

69  . 

.  Fergus. 

70  . 

.  Rem.  to  U.  S. 

1879  a  member  of  Central  New 
York  Conference,  and  stationed 
at  Lodi,  New  York. 


BRICK,  JOHN  G. 

1872  e.  f.  c. .  From  Free  Will 


Baptists. 

New  Ireland. 

73  .  Inverness. 

74  .  Montreal  Conf. 


BRIDEN,  WILLIAM. 


1854  c .  Sheffield. 

55  R.  t.  &  o.  Metcalfe. 

56  .  Metcalfe. 

57  .  Omemee. 

58  R.  F.  C. .  Keene. 

59  .  Keene. 

60  .  Keene. 

61  .  Norwood. 

62  .  Norwood. 

63  .  Norwood. 

64  .  Wilton. 

65  .  Wilton. 

66  .  Wilton. 

67  .  Selby. 

68  .  Selby. 

69  .  Selby. 


1870  . 

Pittsburg. 

71  . 

Pittsburg. 

72  . 

Pittsburg. 

73  . 

Cataraqui. 

74  . 

Montreal  Conf. 

BRIDGMAN, 

GEO.  H.,  D.D. 

1864  c . 

Paris. 

65  r.  on  T .  . 

Dundas. 

(  Milton 

DO  . 

|  Toronto  East. 

67  . 

Toronto  East. 

68  R.F.C.  &o 

Hamilton  West. 

69  . 

St.  Catharines. 

70  . 

St.  Catharines. 

71  . 

Brantford. 

72  . 

Toronto  Third. 

73  . 

Withdrew. 

A  graduate  of  Victoria  Univer¬ 
sity,  B.A.,  1864  ;  M.A.,  1867. 
He  obtained  the  hon.  degree  of 
Doctor  in  Divinity  from  Syracuse 
University,  June,  1879.  He  is 
(1879)  a  member  of  the  Genesee 
Conference  of  the  Methodist  Epis¬ 
copal  Church,  and  is  President  of 
Lima  Academy. 


BRIGGS,  JOEL. 

1850  C .  Chatham, 

51  r.  on  t  . .  Goderich. 

52  .  Grimsby. 

53  .  Dundas. 

54  r.f.o.  &o  Cookstown. 


55  .... 

56  .... 

. .  .  .  Owen  Sound. 

57  .... 

.  .  .  .  Milford. 

58  .... 

. ...  Milford. 

59  . . . . 

. ...  Milford. 

60  . . . . 

.  .  . .  Consecon. 

61  .  .  . . 

....  Consecon. 

62  . . . . 

....  Consecon. 

63  .... 

....  Hullsville. 

64  .... 

....  Hullsville. 

65  .... 

....  Hullsville, 

66  .... 

67  .... 

....  W elland. 

68  . . . . 

....  Welland. 

69  . . .  . 

70  . . . . 

71  . .  .  . 

....  Georgetown. 

72  . . . . 

....  Elora. 

73  . . . . 

....  Elora. 

74  .... 

....  Toronto  Conf. 

BRIGGS,  WILLIAM. 


1859  R.  on  t.  .  Durham,  C.E. 

60  .  Toronto  East. 

61  .  YongeSt.  South. 

62  .  Toronto  West. 

63  r.f.  c.  &o  Toronto  West. 

64  .  Hamilton. 

65  .  Montreal  Centre. 

66  .  Montreal  Centre. 

67  .  Montreal  West. 

68  .  London. 

69  .  London. 

70  .  London — 

Dundas  Street. 


1871  F.  sec.  . .  Cobourg. 

72  f.  sec.  . .  Cobourg. 

73  f.  sec.  . .  Cobourg. 

74  .  Toronto  Conf. 

Delegate  to  First  General  Con¬ 
ference,  Toronto,  1874. 


BRISTOL,  COLMAN,  M.  A. 

1859  )  r.  on  t  . .  )  Cobourg. 

60  )  u.  v.  C.  )  Cobourg. 

61  .  Tutor  Vic.  CoL 

62  .  Mitchell. 

63  r.f.c.  &o  Blythe. 

64  . Blythe. 

65  .  Hanover. 

66  .  Hanover. 

67  .  Hanover. 

68  .  Ainleyville. 

69  .  Ainleyville. 

70  .  Ainleyville. 

71  .  Dungannon. 

72  .  Dungannon. 

73  .  Fullarton  and 

Hibbert. 

74  .  London  Conf. 

A  graduate  of  Victoria  Univer¬ 
sity  ;  B.A.,  1861  ;  M.A.,  1872. 


BROCK,  JAMES. 


1830  1  f  Methodist 

31  > . -j  Episcopal 

32  )  l  Conference. 

33  r.f.c. &o  Mississippi  and 

Bonchire. 


34  .  Perth. 

35  .  Perth. 

36  .  By  town. 

37  .  Bytown. 

38  .  Elizabethtown 

andGananoque. 

39  .  Cobourg. 

40  .  Cobourg. 

41  .  Quebec. 

42  .  Quebec. 

43  .  Stanstead. 

44  .  Stanstead. 

45  .  Stanstead. 

46  .  St.  Johns. 

47  .  St.  Johns. 

48  .  St.  Johns. 

49  .  Huntingdon. 

50  .  Huntingdon. 

51  .  Huntingdon. 

52  .  Odelltown  and 

Hemmingford. 

53  .  Odelltown  and 


54 

55 

56 

57 

58 

59 

60 
61 
62 
63 


Hemmingford. 

.  Odelltown  and 

Hemmingford. 
(  Ottawa. 
chmn  1  Ottawa. 

/  Ottawa, 
i  Brockville. 

CHMN  j  Brockville. 

(  Brockville, 

(  Guelph. 
chmn  <  Guelph. 

(  Guelph. 


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71 


1864 

| CHMN. 

(  Peterborough. 

65 

|  Peterborough. 

66 

Prescott. 

67 

.  Prescott. 

68 

.  Prescott. 

69 

.  St.  Catharines. 

70 

.  St.  Catharines. 

71 

CHMN.  . 

.  St.  Catharines. 

72 

73 

|  CHMN 

1  Lindsay, 
j  Lindsay. 

74 

.  Toronto  Conf. 

Delegate  to  the  Canada  Wes¬ 
leyan  Conference,  with  the  view 
of  obtaining  a  Union  of  the  Cana¬ 
da  East  District  with  that  Con¬ 
ference,  1853.  Delegate  to  First 
General  Conference,  Toronto, 
1874. 


BROCK,  THOMAS. 


1858  K.  o«t..  Mount  Brydges. 

59  .  Romney. 

60  .  New  Ireland. 

61  s.  v.  c. .  Cobourg. 

62  k.f.C.  &o  Newcastle. 

63  .  Newburg. 

64  .  Clinton. 

65  .  Galt. 

66  .  Georgetown. 

67  .  Milton. 

68  .  Kingston. 

69  .  Parkenham  and 

Arnprior. 

70  .  Pakenham  and 

Amprior. 

71  .  Perth. 

72  .  Perth. 

73  .  Perth. 

74  .  London  Conf. 


BROLEY.  JAMES. 


1857  c . 

58  E.  on  t.  . 

59  . 

60  . 

61  K.F.C. &0 

62  . 

63  . 

64  . 

65  . 

66  . 

67  . 

68  . 

69  F.  sec  .  . 

70  . 

71  . 

72  . 

73  . 

74  . 


Erin. 

Bowmanville. 
Stouffville. 
Prince  Albert. 
Orangeville. 
Orangeville. 
Rond  Eau. 

Rond  Eau. 
Sandwich  and 

Windsor. 
Sandwich  and 

Windsor. 

Warwick. 

W  arwick. 

W  arwick. 

Beamsville. 

Cainsville. 

Cainsville. 

Dungannon. 

London  Conf. 


BROOKING,  ROBERT. 
1839  b.cwt.&O  Cape  Coast 


Castle,  W.A. 

40  .  Accra,  W.A. 

41  .  Ashanti,  W.A. 

42  .  Ashanti,  W.A. 


1843  k.  f.  C..  Ashanti,  W.A. 


44  .  Ananaboo,  W.A. 

45  .  Ananaboo,  W.A. 

46  .  Retired — ill 

health. 


47 
to 
51 J 

52 

53 
540 

55 

56 

57 

58 

59 


H  . 
-4  H 
m  o 

&  s 

O  Eh 
w  m 
Q  w 
H  fi 

>H 
Ph 
O 

'Eh 


P 

W 

A 

<i 

@  ■  , 

PS  Ph 
j  Ph 
h>!  H 
P  H 
O 


60 

to 

68 

69 

to 

73 

74 


Rice  Lake,  C.W. 

St.  Clair. 

St.  Clair. 
r  Oxford  House, 

H.B.T. 

Oxford  House, 

H.B.T. 

Oxford  House. 

H.B.T. 

Norway  House, 
H.B.T. 

Norway  House, 
H.B.T. 

Norway  House, 
l  H.B.T. 

Rama,  Ont. 


Hiawatha. 
Toronto  Conf. 


BROWN,  BRINTON  P.,  M.D. 

1856  c .  Aylmer,  W. 

57  K.  071  T .  .  Bayham. 

58  oed  ....  Bayham. 

59  .  Bayham. 

60  e.  f.  c.  .  Bayham. 

61 A  f  Bayham. 

62  Bayham. 

63  |  Belmont. 

64  I  ,  Belmont. 

65  “SLPY'  i  Woodstock. 

66  W  oodstock. 

67  Woodstock. 

68  J  LWoodstock. 

69  .  Rem.  to  U.  S. 


Note. — In  1874  he  held  a  su¬ 
pernumerary  relation  in  the  Erie 
Conference  of  the  Methodist  Epis¬ 
copal  Church. 


BROWNE. 

,  GEORGE. 

1857  c . 

Woodstock. 

58  E.  on  T. . 

Aylmer,  C.W. 

59  . 

Blenheim. 

60  . 

Elora. 

61  K.F.C.  &o 

Shannonville. 

62  . 

Shannonville. 

63  . 

Consecon. 

64  . 

Consecon. 

65  . 

Consecon. 

66  . 

Innisfil. 

67  . 

Innisfil. 

68  . 

Innisfil. 

69  . 

Lloydtown. 

70  . 

Lloydtown. 

71  . 

Uxbridge. 

72  . 

Uxbridge. 

73  . 

Castleton. 

74  . 

Toronto  Conf. 

BROWN,  GEORGE  (B). 
1860  K.  on  t.  .  Durham,  C.E. 


61  .  Eaton. 

62  .  Consecon. 

63  .  Dropped. 


BROWN,  GEORGE  MARTIN. 


1862  E.  out..  Cooksville. 

63  .  Yonge  Street  N. 

64  .  Albion. 

65  .  Berlin. 

66  e.f.c. &o  Stratford. 

67  .  Keppel. 

68  .  Keppel. 

69  .  Keppel. 

70  .  Invermay. 

71  .  Invermay. 

72  .  Invermay. 

73  .  Yespra. 

74  .  Toronto  Conf. 


BROWN,  NELSON. 

1846  E.  on  T. .  Colborne. 

47  s.  v.  c. .  Cobourg. 

48  .  Norwood. 

49  .  Colborne. 

50  .  Chippewa. 

5ii 

52  I  .  Located. 

53  J 

54  e.f.c. &o  Hungerford. 

55  .  Shannonville. 

56  .  Stirling. 

57  .  Stirling. 

58  .  Strathroy. 

59  .  Strathroy. 

60  .  Stouffville. 

61  .  Wallace. 

62  .  Wallace. 

63  .  Rockwood. 

64  .  Rockwood. 

65  .  Elma. 

66  .  Elma. 

j  Trowbridge. 

.  j  Lucknow. 

68  .  Lucknow. 

69  .  Lucknow. 

^  |  sup’d  .  .  Listowell. 

|  sup’d  .  .  High  Bluff,  Man. 
74  .  Toronto  Coni. 


BROWN,  ROBERT. 

1849  ) 

to  >  .  Vermont  Conf., 

55  j  '  U.S. 

56  E.  f.  c .  .  Huntingdon, 

C.  E. 

57  .  Huntingdon, 

C.  E. 

58  .  St.  Andrews. 

59  .  St’.  Andrews. 

60  .  Cavignal. 

61  .  Eaton. 

62  .  Eaton. 

63  .  Eaton. 

Died  Nov.  4th,  1863,  aged  45 
years. 


72 


MINISTERS  AND  PROBATIONERS. 


BROWN,  THOMAS  C. 

1863  )  r  Methodist 

to  > . 4  Episcopal 

72  )  l  Conference. 

73  k.  f.  o  . .  Compton. 

74  .  Montreal  Conf. 


BROWN,  WILLIAM. 

18151  ( Methodist 

to  f . -i  Episcopal 

32  J  l  Conference. 

33^ 

to  V  sup’y  . .  Smith’s  Falls. 

56  J 

Died  March  5th,  1857,  aged 
88  years. 

BROWN,  WILLIAM  D. 
1856  r.f.c.&o.  Sherbrooke. 


57  . 

.  Sherbrooke. 

58  . 

.  Sherbrooke. 

59  . 

.  Leeds. 

60  . 

.  Leeds. 

61  . 

.  Leeds. 

62  . 

.  St.  Andrews. 

63  . 

.  St.  Andrews. 

64  . 

.  L’Orignal. 

65  . 

.  L’Orignal. 

66  . 

.  Richmond. 

67  F,  SEC.  . 

.  Richmond. 

68  F.  SEC.  . 

.  Richmond. 

69  . 

.  Odelltown. 

70  . 

.  Odelltown. 

71  . 

.  Odelltown. 

72  . 

.  Maitland. 

73  . 

.  Aultsville. 

74  . 

.  Montreal  Conf. 

BROWNELL,  DANIEL  E. 


1860  R.  out..  Clinton. 

61  .  Stratford. 

62  .  St.  Mary’s. 

63  .  Clinton. 

64  R.F.C.&  o.  Osprey. 

65  .  Paisley. 

66  .  Meaford. 

67  .  Meaford. 

68  .  Meaford. 

69  .  Vienna. 

70  .  Vienna. 

71  .  Tilsonburg. 

72  .  Tilsonburg. 

73  .  Tilsonburg. 

74  .  London  Qonf. 


BROWNELL,  JOHN  B. 


1826P 

to  y  . . . 

37  J 

Conference, 

38  ... 

39  _ 

40  _ 

41  . . . : . 

. .  . .  Dunham. 

42  . 

43  . 

44  . 

1845  .  Quebec. 

46  .  Quebec. 

47  . Eastern  B.  A. 

Conference. 


BROWNELL,  STEPHEN. 


1833  c .  Clarendon. 

34  li.  on  T.  .  Ottawa. 

35  .  Ottawa. 

36  .  Crosby. 

37  .  Mississippi. 

38  oe . t  Clarendon. 

39  R.  F.  o.  .  Pembroke  and 

Bonchire. 

40  .  Bonchire. 

41  .  Owen  Sound. 

42  .  Guelph. 

43  .  Guelph. 

44  _ 7. . .  Guelph. 

45  .  Agent  for  Con- 

nex.  Funds. 

46  .  Grand  River. 

47  .  Chippewa. 

48  .  Chippewa. 

49  .  Toronto  and  Dur¬ 

ham  Road. 

50  .  Toronto  and  Dur¬ 

ham  Road. 

51  .  St.  Vincent. 

52  . Penetanguishene. 

53  Penetanguishene. 

54  . Penetanguishene. 

55  .  Flos  and  Orillia. 

56  .  Southampton. 

57  .  Southampton. 

58  .  Southampton. 


\  Cape  Crocker  & 
(  Colpoy’s  Bay. 


641 

to  y  s Ttp’d  .  .  Moulinette. 

70  J 

Died  March  22nd,  1871,  aged 
71  years. 


BROWNING,  ARTHUR, 


1856 

c. 

57 

R. 

on  t.  . 

58 

59 

or 

60 

R. 

F.  C.  .  . 

61 

. 

62 

63 

64 

65 

66 

67 

68 

F. 

SEC  .  . 

69 

F. 

SEC  .  . 

Percy. 

Consecon. 

Artemesia. 

Nanaimo,  B.C. 

Nanaimo,  B.C. 

Fort  Hope  and 
Fort  Yale. 

Fort  Hope  and 
Fort  Yale. 

New  Westmin¬ 
ster,  B.C. 

New  Westmin¬ 
ster,  B.C. 

Victoria,  Van.  I. 

Victoria,  Van.  I. 

Victoria,  Van.  I. 

New  Westmin¬ 
ster,  B.C. 

New  Westmin¬ 


ster,  B.C. 

70  .  Percy,  Ont. 

71  .  Percy,  Ont. 

72  .  Percy,  Ont. 

73  .  Canton. 

74  .  Toronto  Conf. 


BRUCE,  ROBERT. 
1865  r.  on  t  . .  Merrickville. 


66  .  Newboro’  and 

Bedford. 

67  .  Rem.  to  U.S. 


BRYANT, 

CORNELIUS. 

1870  c . 

New  Westmin¬ 
ster,  B.C. 
Nanaimo  and 

71  r.  on  t.  . 

Maple  Bay. 

72  . 

)  Sumas  and  Cliil- 

73  . 

J  liwhack. 

74  . 

Toronto  Conf. 

BRYERS,  WILLIAM. 


1853  c .  Bath. 

54  R.  on  T. .  Picton. 

55  .  Port  Hope. 

56  s.  v.  c  . .  Cobourg. 

57  r.f.c.&o  Bowmanville. 

58  .  Hemmingford. 

59  .  Hemmingford. 

60  .  Carlton  Place. 

61  .  Wawanosh. 

62  .  Wawanosh. 

63  .  Cainsville. 

64  .  Cainsville. 

65  .  Cainsville. 

66  .  Hullsville. 

67  .  Hullsville. 

68  .  Hullsville. 

69  .  Norwich. 

70  .  Norwich. 

71  .  Norwich. 

72  .  Port  Dover. 

73  .  Port  Dover. 

74  .  London  Conf. 


BUCHANAN,  WILLIAM. 

1871  R.  on  t.  .  N.  Wakefield 

and  Templeton. 

72  .  Winchester. 

73  .  Chandos. 

74  .  Toronto  Conf. 


BUDGE,  HENRY. 

1848  c .  Bytown. 

49  R.  on  T .  .  Prescott  and 

Augusta. 

50  .  Located. 


BURCH,  OLIVER  EDISON. 

1857  R.  out..  Mooretown. 

58  .  Gosfield  and 

Rochester. 

59  s.  v.  c  . .  Cobourg. 

60  s.  v.  c  . .  Cobourg. 

61  r.f.c.&o  Amherstburg. 

62  .  Wardsville. 

63  .  Wardsville. 

64  .  Warwick. 


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73 


1865  .  Warwick. 

66  .  Warwick. 

67  .  Mono,. 

68  .  Rem.  to  U.  S. 

1879  a  member  of  Rock  River 

Conference,  and  stationed  at 
North  Bel  vide  re. 

BURNS,  ALEX.,  D.D.,  LL.D. 


1860  r.  on  t.  . 

Tutor  Vic.  Col. 

61  . 

Tutor  Vic.  Col. 

62  . 

Stratford. 

63  . 

Peel. 

64  R.F.C.&O 

Drayton. 

65  . 

Rem.  to  U.  S. 

Note. — In  1861  he  graduated 
in  Arts  at  Victoria  University  and 
received  the  Prince  of  Wales’ 
Gold  Medal  as  1  ‘  Primus  in  Arti- 
bus.  ”  He  removed  to  Iowa  in 
1865  at  the  invitation  of  the  late 
Dr.  Charles  Elliott,  and  for  three 
years  occupied  the  position  of 
Vice-President  of  Iowa  Wesleyan 
University. 

In  1868  he  was  elected  Presi¬ 
dent  of  Simpson  Centenary  Col¬ 
lege,  and  the  same  year  received 
the  degree  of  Doctor  in  Divinity 
from  the  IndianaState  University. 

In  1876  he  was  elected  a  Dele¬ 
gate  to  the  General  Conference  of 
the  Methodist  Episcopal  Church, 
U.  S.  In  May  1878  he  received 
the  honorary  degree  of  LL.D. 
from  Victoria  University.  In 
September  1878  he  returned  to 
Canada,  having  accepted  the  po¬ 
sition  of  Governor  of  the  Hamil¬ 
ton  Wesleyan  Female  College. — 
See  London  Conference. 


BURNS,  NELSON,  B.  A. 

1862  c .  Smithville. 

63  e.  Holland  L’ding. 

64  .  Cookstown. 

65  .  .  .  Erin. 

j  r.f.c.&o  Galt. 

(  sup’y..  Port  Dover. 

67  sup’y.  . .  Port  Dover. 

681 

to  [  sup’y..  Milton. 

73  J 

74  .  London  Conf. 

A  graduate  of  Universitjr  Col¬ 
lege,  Toronto,  B.A.  1857.  Silver 
Medalist  in  Natural  Sciences. 


BURNS,  ROBERT. 

1871  c .  Mount  Forest. 

72  R.  out..  Wingham. 

73  .  Howick. 

74  .  London  Conf. 


BURNS,  WILLIAM. 


1850  R.  on  t. 

.  Augusta. 

51  . 

.  Cornwall. 

52  . 

,  Cornwall. 

53  . 

,  Matilda. 

1854  r.f.o.&o  Lochabar. 


55  . 

.  Lanark  and 

Sherbrooke. 

56  . 

.  Lanark  and 

Sherbrooke. 

57  . 

.  Loughboro’. 

58  . 

.  Harrowsmitli. 

59  . 

.  Wilton  and 

Harrowsmitli. 

60  . 

.  Wilton. 

61  . 

.  Elgin. 

62  . 

.  Elgin. 

63  . 

.  Elgin. 

64  . 

.  Pakenham  and 

Arnprior. 

65  . 

.  Pakenham  and 

Arnprior. 

66  . 

.  Pakenkam  and 

Arnprior. 

67  . 

.  Omemee. 

68  . 

.  Omemee. 

69  . 

.  Omemee. 

70  F.  SEC.  . 

.  Oakwood. 

71  F.  SEC.  . 

.  Oakwood. 

72  F.  SEC.  . 

.  Oakwood. 

73  . 

.  Brampton. 

74  .  Toronto  Conf. 


BURSON,  GEORGE. 

1859  0 .  Elora. 

60  n,  on  T .  Georgetown. 

61  .  Frankford  and 

Trenton. 

62  .  Hamilton. 

63  r.f.  o.&o  Hamilton. 

64  .  Dundas. 

65  .  Paris. 

66  .  Paris. 

67  .  Withdrew,  and 

united  with  the  Presbyterian 
Church,  and  is  (1880)  in  charge 
of  a  Congregation  in  St.  Catha¬ 
rines,  Ontario. 


BURT,  WILLIAM. 


18161 

to  }-  .  E.  B.  A.  Conf. 

25  J 

26  .  Odelltown,  C.  E. 

27  .  Odelltown,  C.  E. 

28  .  Rem.  to  Eng. 


Died  September  15th,  1870, 
aged  79  years. 


BURWASH,  JOHN,  M.A. 


1863  R.  on  t. 

.  Canton. 

64  . 

.  Colborne. 

65  . 

.  Barrie. 

r  Tutor  Vic.  Col. 

66  . 

-|  Baltimore  and 

l  Grafton. 

67  r.f. c. &  o  Belleville. 

68  .  Belleville. 

69  .  Belleville. 

70  1  (  Prof,  in  Mt. 

71  > . I  Allison  Acade. 

72  )  {  Sackville,  N.  B. 


1873  .  L’Orignal. 

74  .  N.  B.  &  P.  E.  I. 

Conference. 

A  graduate  of  Victoria  Univer¬ 
sity  :  B.  A.  Silver  Medalist,  1863  ; 
M.A.,  1872. 


BURWASH,  NATHANIEL, 

S.  T.  D. 

1860  o .  Newburg. 

61  r..  071  t..  Belleville. 

62  .  Belleville. 

63  .  Toronto  East. 

64  r.f.  c.  & o  Toronto  East. 

65  .  Hamilton. 

„„  <.  (  Hamilton. 

f  l  )  Prof,  of  Natural 

I . j  Science  Vic.  Col. 


'  [  Cobourg. 

r  Prof,  of  Natural 

73  .  -j  and  Systematic 

l  Theology. 

74  .  Toronto  Conf. 


A  graduate  of  Victoria  Univer¬ 
sity  ;  B.A.,  Valedictorian,  1859  ; 
M.A.,  1867. 


BURWASH,  NATHANIEL  S. 


1860  R.  on  t.  . 

Bobcaygeon. 

61  . 

Lindsay. 

62  . 

Millbrook. 

63  s.  v.  c  . . 

Cobourg. 

64  R.F.C.&O 

Arthur. 

65  . 

Arthur, 

66  . 

Arthur. 

67  . 

Lynedoch. 

68  . 

Lynedoch. 

69  . 

Durham  W. 

70  . 

Durham  W. 

71  . 

Paisley. 

72  . 

Paisley. 

73  . 

Paisley. 

74  . 

Toronto  Conf. 

BUTCHER,  GEO.  B. 

1836  R.  on  t.  . 

Pembroke. 

37  . 

Pembroke. 

38  . 

Pembroke. 

39  ) 

40  \  . 

Located 

41  R.F.C.&O 

L’Orignal. 

42  . 

Perth. 

43  . 

Perth. 

44  . 

Cornwall. 

45  . 

Rideau. 

46  . 

Scugog. 

47  . 

Located — ill 

health. 

BYERS, 

HENRY. 

1  887  n 

38  r.  out.. 

Gosfield. 

39  . 

London. 

40  .  | 

Oxford. 

Barrie. 

41  . 

Amherstburg. 

42  R.F.C.&O 

Adelaide  and 

Warwick. 


74 


MINISTERS  AND  PROBATIONERS. 


1843  .  Brantford  and 

Grand  River. 
it  I  Guelph. 

.  (  Peterboro’. 

45  .  Goderich. 

46  .  Guelph. 

47  ) 

to  >  sup’y  . .  Kingston. 

73  } 

74  .  Montreal  Conf. 


BYRNE,  ALEX.  STURGEON- 

1848  c .  Yonge  Street. 

49  e.  on  T .  .  London. 

50  .  Toronto  East. 

Died  Feb.  11th,  1851,  aged  18 
years  and  8  months. 


BYRNE,  CLAUDIUS. 


1824  E.  on  T..  Downpatrick, 

Ireland. 

25  .  Downpatrick. 

26  .  Sligo. 

27  .  Tanderagee. 

28  k.f.c.  &o  Tanderagee. 

29  .  Londonderry. 

30  .  Londonderry. 

31  .  Dungannon. 

32  .  Newry. 

33  .  Newry. 

34  .  Newry. 

35  .  Lurgan. 

36  .  Lurgan. 

37  .  Lisburn. 

38  .  Lisburn. 

39  .  Lisburn. 

40  .  Carrickfergus. 

41  .  Carrickfergus. 


1842 

43 

44 

45 

46 

47 

48 

49 

50 

51 

52 

53 

54 

55 
to 

67 

68 
to 

73 

74 


!*j 

3 

s 

S 

3 

n 

o 


Carrickfergus. 

Enniskillen. 

Enniskillen. 

4  Enniskillen. 

Dungannon. 

I  Dungannon. 
Rein,  to  Canada. 
Brantford. 
Brantford. 

St.  Catharines. 
St.  Catharines. 
Niagara. 

Niagara. 


sup’y  . .  Mount  Pleasant. 

sup’y  . .  Fairfield. 
.  London  Conf. 


c. 


CAIRNDUFF,  WILLIAM  H. 


1870  C .  Marmora. 

71  e.  on  t  .  .  Demorestville. 

72  .  Vienna. 

73  .  St.  George. 

74  .  Toronto  Conf. 


CAIRNS,  HUGH. 

1862  e.  out..  New  Ireland. 

63  .  New  Ireland. 

64  .  Melbourne. 

65  .  Melbourne. 

66  e.f.c. &o  Dudswell  &  Bury. 

67  .  Dudswell. 

68  .  Dudswell. 

69  .  Lawrenceville. 

70  .  Lawrenceville. 

71  .  Knowlton. 

72  .  Knowlton. 

73  .  Knowlton. 

74  .  Montreal  Conf. 


CAIRNS,  SAMUEL. 

1863  E.  on  t  .  .  Franklin. 

64  .  Eaton. 

65  .  Eaton. 

66  .  Located — ill 

health. 


Died  January  12th,  1867,  aged 
26  years. 


CALVERT,  GEORGE  W. 

1869  E.  on  t.  .  Cainsville. 

70  .  Aylmer. 

71  .  No  Station — ill 

health. 

72  .  Port  Stanley. 

73  s.  v.  c  . .  Cobourg. 

74  .  London  Conf. 


CAMPBELL,  ALEXANDER. 

1846  o .  Brock. 

47  E.  on  t  . .  Bradford. 


48  . 

Newmarket. 

49  . 

Newmarket. 

50  . 

Located. 

51  . 

St.  Vincent. 

52  E.F.C. &0 

St.  Vincent. 

53  . 

St.  Vincent. 

54  . 

Clinton. 

55  . 

Clinton. 

56  . 

Clinton. 

57  . 

St.  Mary’s. 

St.  Mary’s. 

58  . 

59  . 

Port  Stanley. 

60  . 

Aylmer,  C.W. 

61  . 

Aylmer,  C.W. 

62  . 

Aylmer,  C.W. 

63  . 

Newcastle. 

64  . 

Newcastle. 

65  . 

Newcastle. 

Died  Dec.  31st,  1865,  aged  54 
years. 


CAMPBELL,  ALEX.  (B) 


1859  e.  on  t  . . 

Consecon. 

60  . 

Hungerford. 

61  . 

Franklin. 

62  . 

St.  Andrews. 

63  E.F.C.  &0 

Brewer’s  Mills. 

64  . 

Brewer’s  Mills. 

65  . 

Brewer’s  Mills. 

66  . 

Napanee. 

67  . 

Napanee. 

68  . 

Princeton. 

69  . 

Princeton. 

70  . 

Montreal  and  St. 

Lambert. 

71  . 

Montreal  3rd. 

1872  .  Cornwall. 

73  .  Cornwall. 

74  .  Montreal  Conf. 


CAMPBELL,  ALEX.  R. 

1854  C .  Peel. 

55  E.  ow  t.  .  Flos  and  Orillia. 

56  .  Flos  and  Orillia. 

57  .  Aurora. 

58  e.f.c.  &  o.  |  OwenRSound. 

59  .  Artemesia. 

60  .  Artemesia. 

61  .  Mt.  Forest. 

62  f.  sec  . .  Mt.  Forest. 

63  .  Lloydtown. 

64  .  Lloydtown. 

65  .  Lloydtown. 

66  .  Cookstown. 

67  .  Cookstown. 

68  .  Cookstown. 

69  .  Smith ville. 

70  .  Smith  ville. 

71  .  Smith  ville. 

72  .  Hullsville. 

73  .  Hullsville. 

74  .  Toronto  Conf. 


CAMPBELL,  PETER. 

1857  c .  Flos  and  Orillia. 

58  e.  on  t.  .  Rama. 

59  .  Rama. 

60  .  Rama. 

61  e.f.c.  &o  Morris. 

62  .  Blyth. 

63  .  Coboconk. 

64  .  Coboconk. 

65  .  Rockwood. 

66  .  Rockwood. 


WESLEYAN  METHODIST  CONFERENCE. 


75 


1867  .  Rockwood. 

68  .  Edmonton, 

H.B.T. 

69  .  Edmonton, 

H.B.T. 

70  .  Edmonton, 

H.B.T. 

71  .  Victoria,  Sask. 

72  .  Victoria,  Sask. 

73  .  Victoria,  Sask. 

74  .  Toronto  Conf. 


CAMPBELL,  THOMAS. 

1836  c .  Wesleyville. 

37  B.  on  T .  .  St.  Armand. 

3S  .  St.  Armand. 

39  .  Sliefford. 

40  .  Russelltown. 

41  r.f.c.  &0  Sliefford. 

42  .  New  Ireland. 

43  .  New  Ireland. 

44  .  New  Ireland. 

45  .  Clarenceville. 

46  .  Clarenceville. 

47  .  Clarenceville. 

48  .  Compton  and 

Hatley. 

49  .  Compton  and 

Hatley. 

50  .  Three  Rivers. 

51  .  Three  Rivers. 

52  .  Russelltown. 

53  .  Russelleown. 

54  .  Nelson. 

55  .  Nelson. 

56  .  Nelson. 

57  .  Markham. 

58  .  Markham. 

59  .  Markham. 

60  ) 

to  l  sup’d  . .  Hamilton. 

66  ) 

Died  Nov.  12th,  1836,  aged  55 
years. 


CAMPBELL,  THOMAS  W. 

1870  c .  Cainsville. 

71  E.  on  T.  .  Port  Stanley. 

72  .  Whitby. 

73  .  Baltimore. 

74  .  Toronto  Conf. 


CAMPBELL,  WM.  FRANCIS. 


1860  E.  on  t.  .  Ingersoll. 

61  .  Ingersoll. 

62  .  Grimsby. 

63  .  Thorold. 

64  r.f.c.&o  Dunnville. 

65  .  Dunnville. 

66  .  Dunnville. 

67  .  Locat’d  and  after¬ 


ward  united  with  the  Episcopalian 
Church.  He  is  now  (1880)  Rec¬ 
tor  of  the  church  at  Seafortli,  Ont. 


CARDUS,  THOMAS. 

1867  c .  Streetsville. 

68  e.  miT.,  M'illbrook. 

69  .  Chatham. 

70  .  Thorold. 

71  .  Napanee. 

72  r.f.c.&o  Yonge  St.  North. 

73  .  Yonge  St.  North. 

74  .  Rem.  to  U.  S. 

1879  a  member  of  Genesee  Con¬ 
ference,  and  stationed  at  Akron, 
N.  Y. 


CARPENTER,  ABRAHAM. 

1846")  E.  on  T.  Grand  River. 

to  V . . 

51 J 


52  .  Mt.  Elgin  and 

Muncey. 

53  .  Dropped. 


CAMPBELL,  THOMAS. 
1864  ) 


to  >  . 

Irish  Methodist 

66  ) 

Conference. 

67  c . 

Consecon. 

68  E.  on  T.  . 

Milford. 

69  E.F.C. &o 

Uxbridge. 

70  . 

Uxbridge. 

71  . 

Rosemont. 

72  . 

Rosemont. 

73  . 

Rosemont. 

74  . 

Toronto  Conf. 

CAMPBELL,  THOMAS 
METCALF. 

1866  c . Colborne. 

67  E.  out..  St.  Thomas. 

68  .  Peel. 

69  .  Washington. 

70  r.f.c.&o  Dunnville. 

71  .  Dunnville. 

72  .  Dunnville. 

73  .  Ridgeway. 

74  .  London  Conf. 


CARR,  GEORGE. 


1842 

c .  Asphodell. 

43 

E.  on  t  .  .  Asphodell. 

44 

.  Whitby. 

45 

46 

e.f.c.&o  Yonge  Street. 

47 

48 

49 

50 

.  Bath  and 

Amherst  Island. 

51 

Amherst  Island. 

52 

.  Percy. 

53 

54 

55 

56 

57 

.  Gananoque. 

58 

.  Gananoque. 

59 

Hastings  Road. 

60 

Hastings  Road. 

61 

1862 

Demorestville. 

63 

Demorestville. 

64 

Hungerford. 

65 

Hungerford. 

66 

Hungerford. 

67 

Stirling. 

68 

Stirling. 

69 

Stirling. 

70 

Ameliasburg. 

71 

Ameliasburg. 

72 

Ameliasburg. 

73  sup’d.  . . 

Colborne. 

74 

Toronto  Conf. 

CARROLL,  JOHN. 

18271 

Methodist 

to  ! 

. 

Episcopal 

32  J 

Conference. 

33  or . 

Bytown. 

34 

Matilda. 

35 

Brockville. 

36 

Brock  ville. 

37 

Cobourg. 

38 

Cobourg. 

39 

TUTOR 

(  Cobourg. 

40 

U.  C.  A. 

(  Brockville. 

(  Brockville. 

)  Kingston. 

41 

CHMN .  .  . 

Bytown. 

42 1 

CHMN. 

Prescott. 

43  j 

-AUGUSTA  <  p 

DIST.  1 

44 

CHMN. 

(  Kingston. 

45 

DIST. 

\  Kingston. 

46 

Toronto  East. 

47 

Toronto  East. 

481 

CHMN. 

f  London. 

49 

LONDON 

4  London. 

50  J 

DIST. 

L  London. 

51  ^ 

CHMN. 

f  Hamilton. 

52 

}-  HAM. 

-j  Hamilton. 

53  j 

DIST. 

L  Hamilton. 

54 

C.  MONT.  D 

St.  John’s  C.  E. 

55 

Belleville. 

56 

CHMN. 

(  Belleville. 

57 

DIST. 

\  Belleville. 

58" 

CHMN. 

f  Ottawa. 

59 

7  Ottawa  I  Ottawa. 

60  J  DIST. 

L  Ottawa. 

61" 

CHMN. 

f  Peterboro’. 

62 

i  P- 

1  Peterboro’. 

63. 

DIST. 

1  Peterboro’  Co 
Delegate. 

64" 

CHMN. 

DIST. 

f  Guelph. 

65 

-j  Guelph. 

66. 

1  Guelph. 

67' 

CHMN. 

\  St.  Catharines 

68 

(  NIAGARA  1  St  Catharines 

DIST.  f 

69 

Gen’l  Agt.  S.  S 
Union 

70 

sup’d.  .  . 

Yorkville. 

71 

sup’d.  .  . 

Y  orkville. 

72 

sup’d.  .  . 

Rochesterville. 

73 

sup’d.  .  . 

Leslieville. 

74 

Toronto  Conf. 

CARSON,  W.  WELLINGTON. 

1867  E.  on  T.  .  Farmersville. 

„„  (  Franklin  Cent 

08 . |  Yonge  St.  N. 


76 


MINISTERS  AND  PROBATIONERS. 


69  .  Yonge  St.  North. 

70  .  Streetsville. 

f  Brampton. 

71  r.f.c. &o  -  Toronto — Elm 

I  Street. 

72  .  Kingston. 

73  .  Hamilton — King 

Street. 

74  .  London  Conf. 


CASE.  GEORGE. 


1846  R.  on  t.  . 

47  . 

48  . 

49  . 

50  R.F.C. &0 

51  . 

52  . 

53  . 

54  . 

55  . 

56  . 

57  . 

58  F.  SEC.  .  . 

59  F.  SEC.  .  . 

60  F.  SEC.  .  . 

61  . 

62  . 

63  . 

64  . 

65  . 

-66  . 

67  . 

68  . 

69  . 

70  . 

71  . 

72  sup’d.  . . 

73  sup’d.  . . 

74  . 


Cornwall. 

Coteau  Landing. 
Markham. 
Chippewa. 
Stratford  and 

Wellesley. 
Wellesley. 
Devonshire. 
Warwick. 
Stratford. 
Stratford. 
Gatineau. 
Gatineau. 
Osgoode. 
Osgoode. 
Osgoode. 
Pakenham. 
Pakenham  and 
Arnprior. 
Pakenham  and 
Arnprior. 
Moulinette. 
Moulinette. 
Moulinette. 
Waterloo,  Kn. 
Cataraqui. 
Cataraqui. 
Colborne. 
Colborne. 
Colborne. 
Colborne. 
London  Conf. 


CASE,  WILLIAM. 

1805  A  r  Methodist 

to  }■ . -)  Episcopal 

32  J  l  Conference. 

33  q  (  Credit,  Sup’t. 

34  V . -j  Indian  Transla- 

35  J  l  tions. 

36  .  Grape  Island  and 

Rice  Lake. 


37  q 
to  1 
51  j 
52q 


Alderville  In¬ 
dustrial  School. 


to  I .  Alderville. 

55  J 


Note. — He  occupied  the  posi¬ 
tion  of  Presiding  Elder  from  1810 
to  1827,  was  Secretary  of  Confer¬ 
ence  from  1824  to  1827,  and  again 
in  1836.  From  1829  to  1832  he 
was  President  of  the  Canada  Con¬ 
ference.  In  1836  he  was  appointed 
as  one  of  the  representatives  to 
the  General  Conference  of  the 
Methodist  Episcopal  Church  in 
Cincinnati. 

He  died  Oct.  19th,  1855,  aged 
75  years. 


CASSON,  WESLEY. 


CHAMBERLIN,  WYATT. 


1861  r.  on  T.  .  Mono. 

62  .  Brantford. 

63  .  Bradford. 

64  .  Leslie ville. 

65  r.f.c. &o  Matilda. 

66  .  Odessa. 

67  .  Odessa. 

68  .  Odessa. 

69  .  Gananoque. 

70  .  Gananoque. 

71  .  Gananoque. 

72  .  Newmarket. 

73  .  Newmarket. 

74  .  Toronto  Conf. 


CATTANACH,  DAVID. 

1867  c .  Aylmer,  W. 

68  K.  out..  Smithville. 

69  .  Aurora. 

70  .  Cookstown. 

71  s.  v.  c  . .  Cobourg. 

72  r.f.c.  &o  Markham. 

73  .  Bradford. 

74  .  Toronto  Conf. 


CATTERICK,  THOMAS. 


1816  r.  out..  Kingston. 

17  .  Kingston. 

18  .  Fort  Wellington. 

19  . Fort  Wellington. 

20  r.f.c. &o  Niagara. 

21  .  Shefford. 

22  .  Shefford, 

23  .  Rem.  to  England. 


Died  April  21st,  1861,  aged  75 
years. 


CAWTHORNE,  JOHN  W. 


1844  r.  on  T. . 

45 

46 

47 

48 
to 

50 

51  R.  on  T .  . 

52  . . 


Toronto  Circuit. 
Barrie. 
Newmarket. 
Woodstock. 

Located. 

Markham. 

Rem.  to  U.S. 


CHALMERS,  DAVID. 

1860  R.  on  T.  .  Berlin. 

61  .  Wellesley. 

62  .  Blenheim. 

63  .  Blenheim. 

64  r.f.c. &o  Erin. 

65  .  Erin. 

66  .  L’Orignal. 

67  .  L’Orignal. 

68  .  L’Orignal. 

69  .  Bell’s  Corners. 

70  .  Bell’s  Corners. 

71  j  Bath  and 

\  Amherst  Isle. 

72  .  Bath. 

73  .  Bath. 

74  .  London  Conf. 


1814  )  i  Methodist 

to  > . I  Episcopal 

32  )  (  Conference. 

33 

to  >  sup’d..  Rideau. 

36  j 

37 

to  >  sup’d  . .  Elizabethtown. 

49  ) 

50  .  Located. 


CHAMBERS,  ALEX.  C. 


1868  c . . . 

69  R.  on  T.  .  Darlington. 

70  .  No  Station — ill 

health. 

71  .  Prince  Albert. 

72  .  Leslieville. 

73  r.f.c.&o  Morrison. 

74  .  London  Conf. 


CHAMBERS,  ANDREW 
BUSTEED. 


1864  R.  on  T.  .  Arran. 

65  .  Markham. 

66  .  Newcastle. 

67  .  Newmarket  and 

Aurora. 

68  r.f.c.&o  Newmarket. 

69  .  Consecon. 

70  .  Consecon. 

71  .  Consecon. 

72  .  Montreal  Sixth. 

73  .  Montreal  Sixth. 

74  .  Montreal  Conf. 


CHANT,  JOSEPH  HORATIO. 


1864  r.  on  t.  .  Bayfield. 

65  .  Elma. 

66  .  Waterloo,  K’n. 

67  .  Smith’s  Falls. 

68  r.f.c.  &o  Bathurst. 

69  .  Osgoode. 

70  .  Osgoode. 

71  .  Osgoode. 

72  .  Moira. 

73  .  Moira. 

74  .  Toronto  Conf. 


CHAPMAN,  FRANCIS. 

1845  c .  Simcoe. 

46  R.  out.  .  Simcoe. 

47  .  London. 

48  .  W oodstock. 

49  r.f.c.&o  Simcoe  and  New 

Credit. 

50  .  Norwich. 

51  .  Norwich. 

52  .  Wallaceburg. 

53  .  Wallaceburg. 

54  .  Port  Stanley. 

55  .  Port  Stanley. 


Died  Nov.  19th,  1855,  aged  37 
years. 


WESLEYAN  METHODIST  CONFERENCE. 


77 


CHAPMAN,  J.  ANDERSON 
M.  A. 


1866 

c . 

Lloydtown. 

67 

R.  on  T . . 

Orillia. 

68 

s.  y.  c  . . 

Cobourg. 

69 

u.  v.  c .  . 

Cobourg. 

70 

U.  V.  c . 

Cobourg. 

71 

No  Station — ill 

health. 


72  f.r.c.  &o  Lawrenceville. 

73  .  Frankfort. 

74  .  Toronto  Conf. 

A  graduate  of  Victoria  Unveri- 
sity— B.A.,  1871;  M.A.,  1874. 


CHAPMAN,  WILLIAM. 


1846  c . 

Bonchire. 

47  R.  on  T. . 

Richmond. 

48  . 

Mississippi. 

49  . 

Matilda. 

50  R.F.C.  &o 

Shannonville. 

51  . 

Shannonville. 

52  . 

Farmersviile. 

53  . 

Farmersviile. 

54  . 

Port  Dover. 

55  . 

Gosfield. 

56  . 

Gosfield. 

57  . 

Amherstburg. 

58  . 

Amherstburg. 

59  . 

Warwick. 

60  . 

W  arwiek. 

61  . 

Devonshire. 

62  . 

Devonshire. 

63  . 

Exeter. 

64  . 

London  North. 

65  . 

Aylmer,  C.  W . 

66  . 

Aylmer,  C.W. 

67  . 

Rond  Eau. 

68  . 

Blenheim. 

69  . 

Ridgetown. 

70  . 

Ridgetown. 

71  . 

Dawn  Mills. 

72  . . 

Mount  Brydges. 

73  . 

Mount  Brydges. 

74  . 

London  Conf. 

CHARBONELL,  THOMAS. 

Roxton  Fch.  Mis. 
Roxton  Fch.  Mis. 
Stanstead  F.  Mis. 
Stanstead  F.  Mis. 
Stanstead  F.  Mis. 

Magog  Fch.  Mis. 

Compton. 
Compton. 
Compton. 
Compton. 
Granby. 
Shefford. 
Shefford. 
Sweetsburg. 
Montreal  Conf. 


CHARLTON,  EDWARD,  B.A. 

1869  c .  Keppel. 

70  r.  wit..  Thombury. 


1856  R.  f.  c. . 

57  . 

58  . 

59  . 

60  . 

61  ) 

to  >  . 

65  ) 

66  . 

67  sup’d.  . . 

68  sup’d.  . . 

69  sup’d  . . . 

70  . 

71  . 

72  . 

73  . 

74  . 


1871  . | 

Artemesia,  3  mo. 
ill-health. 

72  . 

N  o  Station — ill- 

health. 

73  . 

Artemesia. 

74  . 

Located. 

A  graduate 

of  Victoria  Uni- 

versify — B.  A., 
1868. 

Silver  Medallist, 

CHARLTON,  JAMES. 

1868  c . 

Arkona. 

69  R.  on  T.  . 

Belmont. 

70  . 

Belmont. 

71  s.  v.  c  . . 

Cobourg. 

72  s.  v.  c  . . 

Cobourg. 

73  R.F.C.&O 

Plain  ville. 

74  . 

London  Conf. 

CHART I ER,  STEPHEN. 

1864  r. on T  . . 

65  . 

Stukeley  and 

Farnham. 

66  . 

Stukeley  and 

Farnham. 

67  . 

Stukeley. 

68  R.F.C.&O 

Stukeley. 

69 . 

Lake  of  Two 

Mountains. 

70  . 

Rem.  to  U.S. 

CHASE,  HENRY  P. 

1856  r.  on  t.  .  Mount  Elgin 

and  Muncey. 

57  r.f.c.  &o  Michipicoton. 

58  .  Located. 


CHOWN,  EDWIN  ANNING, 
B.A. 

1868  c .  Listowel. 

69  R.  on  T. .  Drayton. 

70  .  Tilsonburg. 

71  .  Smith’s  Falls. 

72  stu  ....  Montreal  Th.  C. 

73  r.f.c.&o  Beaverton. 

74  . London  Conf. 

A  graduate  of  Victoria  Uni¬ 
versity — B  A.,  Silver  Medallist, 
1867. 


CHRISTOPHERSON,  HALL. 

1857  c .  Bayfield. 

58  R.  on  t  . .  Woodstock. 

(  Ingersoll. 

.  {  Mount  Brydges. 

60  .  Milton. 

61  R.  F.c.  &o  Glanford. 

62  .  Glanford. 

63  .  Glanford. 

64  . Stratford. 

65  .  Stratford. 

66  .  Stratford. 

67  .  Ailsa  Craig  and 

Park  Hill. 

68  .  Ailsa  Craig. 

69  .  Galt. 


1870  .  Galt. 

71  .  Agent  Vic.  Col. 

72  .  Wellington  Sq. 

73  .  Wellington  Sq. 

74  .  London  Conf. 


CHURCHILL,  CHAS.,  M.  A. 
1837  )  (  Eastern  British 

to  / . t  America 

43  )  (  Conference.. 

44  .  St.  John,  C.E, 

45  .  Montreal. 

46  .  Montreal. 

47  .  Montreal. 

48  .  Quebec. 

49  .  Quebec. 

50  .  Quebec. 

51  .  E.  B.  A.  Conf. 


Visited  Canada  Conf.  in  1862. 


CLAPPISON,  DAVID  C. 
1844  o .  Barrie. 

45  n.  on  t.  .  Loughboro. 

46  .  Whitby  and 

Pickering... 


47  .  Oshawa. 

48  .  Brampton. 

49  r.f.c.&o  Brampton. 

50  .  L’Orignal. 

51  .  L’Orignal. 

52  .  L’Orignal. 

53  .  Farmersviile. 

54  .  Farmersviile. 

55  .  Bath. 

56  .  Bath. 

57  .  Bath. 

58  .  Lindsay. 

59  .  Lindsay. 

60  .  Lindsay. 

61  .  Ameliasbuipp 

62  .  Ameliasburg. 

63  .  Ameliasburg. 

64  .  Colborne. 

65  .  Colborne. 

66  .  Colborne. 

67  .  Aylmer. 

68  .  Aylmer. 

69  .  Aylmer. 

70  .  Exeter. 

71  .  Exeter. 

72  . Westminster. 

73  .  Westminster. 

74  .  London  Conf. 


CLARK,  GEORGE. 


1866  R.  on  T. . 

Romney. 

67  . 

Romney. 

68  . 

Kingsville. 

69  . 

Sarnia. 

70  R.F.C.&O 

Mooretown. 

71  . 

Mooretown. 

72  . 

Mooretown. 

73  . 

Forest. 

74  . 

London  Conf. 

CLARKE,  JAMES  MATHIE- 
SON. 


1851  c . 

52  R.  on  t 


.  Barrie. 

(  St.  Vincent. 
(  Saugeen. 


78 


MINISTERS  AND  PROBATIONERS. 


1853  .  Goderich. 

54  .  Glanford. 

55  ORD .  Wallace. 

56  it  F.  C..  Wellesley. 

57  .  Mono. 

Died  April  16th,  1858,  aged  28 
years. 


CLARKE,  JOHN  S. 

1854  B.  on  T. .  Barrie. 

55  .  Newmarket. 

56  .  London. 

57  .  London. 

58  b.f.c.&o  Rocltwood. 

59  .  Cookstown. 

60  .  Cookstown. 

61  .  Cookstown. 

62  .  Bradford. 

63  f.  sec  . .  Bradford. 

64  F.  sec  .  .  Bradford. 

65  .  Napanee. 

66  f.  sec  . .  Napanee. 

67  f.  sec  .  .  Napanee. 

68  .  Grimsby. 

69  .  Grimsby. 

70  f.  sec  . .  Grimsby. 

71  f.  sec  . .  Thorold. 

72  f.  sec  . .  Thorold. 

73  f.  sec  . .  Thorold. 

74  .  Toronto  Conf. 


1871  .  Welland. 

72  .  Millbrook. 

73  F.  sec  . .  Millbrook. 

74  .  Toronto  Conf. 


CLARK,  WM.  WARNER,  D.D. 

1856  c .  Devonshire. 

57  B.  on  T .  .  Belmont. 

58  .  Blenheim. 

59  .  Mt.  Pleasant. 

60  b.f.c.&o  Mt.  Pleasant. 

61  . .  .  Port  Dover. 

62  sup’d  . . .  Woodstock. 

63  .  Toronto  East. 

64  .  Toronto  East. 

65  .  St.  Thomas. 

66  .  St.  Thomas. 

67  .  Ingersoll. 

68  sup’d  . . .  Guelph. 

68  sup’d  . . .  Guelph. 

70  . .  Rem.  to  U.  S., 

and  united  with  the  New  York 
Conference  of  the  Methodist  Epis¬ 
copal  Church.  He  is  now  (1880) 
Pastor  of  the  Eighteenth  St. 
Church,  New  York.  The  honor¬ 
ary  degree  of  D.D.  was  conferred 
upon  him  by  the  Illinois  Wes¬ 
leyan  University  in  June,  1880. 


CLARKE,  NELSON  B. 

1858  j  P;;  j  Cobourg. 

59  .  Southampton 

and  Paisley. 

60  .  Carleton  Place. 

61  .  No  station  on 

account  of  ill 
health. 

62  .  Rem.  to  Califor¬ 

nia  Conf.  U.  S. 


CLARKSON,  GEO.  C. 

1870  E.  oi it..  Sumas  and 

Chilliwhack. 

71  .  Sumas  and 

Chilliwhack. 

72  s.  v.  c  . .  Cobourg. 

73  s.  v.  c  . .  Cobourg. 

74  .  Located. 


1850  b.f.c.&o  Hungerford. 

51  .  Hungerford. 

52  .  Wilton. 

53  .  Wilton. 

54  .  London. 

55  .  London. 

56  .  Sandwich  and 

Windsor 

57  f.  sec  . .  Clinton. 

58  F.  SEC  . .  Clinton. 

Clinton. 
Stratford. 
Stratford. 
Ingersoll. 
Ingersoll. 
Chatham. 

Owen  Sound. 

66  !-  ow.  s.  4  Owen  Sound. 


CLARKSON,  JOHN  B.,  M.A. 

1857  b.  on  T. .  Frankford  and 
Trenton. 


F.  SEC  . . 

59  f.  sec  . . 

60  f.  sec  . . 

61  F.  SEC  .  . 

62  . 

63  . 

64  CH.  C.  D. 

65 1  CHMN.  f 1 

!-  OW.  S.  4  Dwen  ouluiu. 

67  J  dist.  I  Owen  Sound. 

68  chmn...  Newcastle. 

69  .  Newcastle. 

70  .  Rem.  to  U.  S., 

and  united  with  Michigan  Con¬ 
ference,  Methodist  Episcopal 
Church. 

Died  in  Cazenovia,  Michigan, 
February  24th,  1878,  aged  57 
years. 


CLEMENT, 

BENJAMIN. 

62  b.  on  t.  . 

Hullsville. 

63  . 

Hullsville. 

64  . 

Georgetown. 

65  . 

Georgetown. 

66  B.F.C.&O 

Streetsville. 

67  . 

Streetsville. 

68  . 

Milton. 

69  . 

Milton. 

70  . 

Richwood. 

71  . 

Richwood. 

72  . 

Richwood. 

73  . 

Fairfield. 

74  . 

London  Conf. 

Died,  April  5th,  1864,  aged  31 
years. 


CLARKE, 

RICHARD. 

.5 1  B.  on  x .  j 

Kingston. 

Hamilton. 

52  . 

Crowland. 

53  . 

St.  Catharines. 

54  .  | 

Guelph. 

Elora. 

55  R.F.C.&O 

56  . 

Hemmingford. 
St.  John’s. 

57  . 

St.  John’s. 

58  . 

Farmers  ville. 

59  . . 

Maitland. 

60  . 

Maitland. 

61  . 

Maitland. 

62  . 

Moulinette. 

63  . 

Moulinette. 

64  . 

Odessa. 

65  . 

Odessa. 

66  . 

Erin. 

67  . 

Erin. 

68  . 

Erin. 

69  . 

Welland. 

70  . 

Welland. 

58 

59 

60 

s.  v.  c.  Cobourg. 

61 

62 

63 

b.f.c.&o  Kingston. 

64 

.  Kingston. 

65 

.  Kingston. 

66 

67 

.  Montreal  Centre. 

68 

.  Montreal  Centre. 

69 

70 

sup’d  . .  .  Montreal  Centre. 

71 

72 

.  Galt. 

73 

.  Galt. 

74 

.  London  Conf. 

A  graduate  of  Victoria  Univer¬ 
sity— B.  A.,  1863  ;  M.A.,  1873. 


CLEGHORN,  THOMAS. 
1845  r.  on  t  . .  Consecon. 


46  .  Peterboro’. 

47  .  Iiallowell. 

48  .  Hallo  well. 

49  .  Napanee. 


CLEMENT,  EDWIN. 

1845  c .  Covington,  N.Y. 

46  E.  on  T.  .  Alabama,  N.Y. 

47  .  Murray,  N.Y. 

48  .  Gosfield  and 

Amherstburg. 

49  .  Gosfield. 


50  B.F.C.&O 

Paris. 

51  . 

Paris. 

52  . 

Paris. 

53  . 

Simcoe. 

54  . 

Simcoe. 

55  . 

Vienna. 

56  . 

Vienna. 

57  . 

'Vienna. 

58  . 

Chatham. 

59  . 

Chatham. 

60  . 

Chatham. 

61  F.  sec.  . . 

Sarnia. 

62  F.  SEC.  .  . 

Sarnia. 

63  . 

Bowmanville. 

64  F.  sec.  .  .  Bowman ville. 

65  f.  sec.  . .  Bowmanville. 

66  .  Yonge  St.  South. 

67  f.  sec...  Yonge  St.  South. 

68  .  Yonge  St.  South. 


WESLEYAN  METHODIST  CONFERENCE. 


79 


1869  . 

70  . 

71  . 

72  F.  SEC.  .  . 

73  F.  SEC.  .  . 

74  . 


Streetsville. 

Streetsville. 

Streetsville. 

Picton. 

Pieton. 

Toronto,  Conf. 


Delegate  to  the  First  General 
Conference  held  in  Toronto,  1874. 


CLEW ORTH,  THOMAS. 

1856  c .  Chambly,  C.  E. 

57  E.  on  T..  Aylmer,  C.E. 

58  .  Westmeath. 

59  .  Frankford  and 

Trenton. 

60  k.  F.  c.  &  o  Sandwich  and 

'  Windsor. 


61  .  . . . 

. .  .  .  Sandwich  and 

Windsor. 

62  . . . . 

....  Amherstburg. 

63  .  .  . . 

.  .  .  .  Amherstburg. 

64  .  .  .  . 

....  Gosfield. 

65  .... 

.  .  . .  Gosfield. 

66  . . . . 

. .  . .  Wardsville. 

67  . .  . . 

. .  . .  Wardsville. 

68  . . . . 

.  .  .  .  Wingham. 

69  ... . 

.  .  .  .  Wingham. 

70  .... 

. .  .  .  Londesboro’  and 

Holmes  ville. 

71  .... 

. .  .  .  Londesboro’  and 

Holmesville. 

72  .... 

. .  .  .  Sault  Ste.  Marie. 

73  .... 

. .  .  .  Sault  Ste.  Marie. 

74  .... 

. .  . .  Toronto  Conf. 

CLIPSHAM,  JOHN  W. 


1869  c . 

70  a.  on  t.  . 

71  . 

72  . 

73  . 

74  . 


Coldwater. 

Coldwater. 

Albion. 

Hatley  and 

Cassville. 
Hatley  and 

Cassville. 
Montreal  Conf. 


COBB.  THOMAS. 


1855  c . 

56  a.  on  t.  . 

57  . 

58  . 

59  a.F.c.&o 

60  . 

61  . 

62  . 

63  . 

64  . 

65  . 

66  . 

67  . 

68  F.  SEC.  .  . 

69  F.  SEC.  .  . 

70  F.  SEC.  .  . 

71  . 

72  . 

73  . 

74  . 


Grimsby. 

Thorold. 

Dunnville. 

Glanford. 

Cayuga. 

Cayuga. 

Niagara. 

Niagara. 

Centreville. 

Demorestville. 

Demorestville. 

Demorestville. 

Milford. 

Trenton. 

Trenton. 

Trenton. 

Mount  Forest. 

Mount  Forest. 

Mount  Forest. 

London  Conf. 


COCHRAN,  GEORGE. 


1853  c . 

54  e.  on  t.  . 

55  . 

56  oa . 

57  e.  f.  c  . . 

58  .  . . 

59  . 

60  . 

61  . 

62  . 

63  . 

64  . 

65  . 

66  . 

67  . 

68  . 

69  . 

70  F.  SEC.  .  . 

71  F.  SEC.  .  . 

72  F.  SEC.  .  . 

73  . 

74  . 


Elora. 

Goderich. 
Holland  Landing 
Port  Stanley. 
Port  Stanley. 
Port  Stanley. 
Belmont. 
Belmont. 
Chatham. 
Chatham. 
Whitby  and 

Oshawa. 
Whitby  and 

Oshawa. 
Whitby  and 

Oshawa. 
Bowmanville. 
Toronto  West. 
Toronto  West. 
Toronto  West. 
Toronto  East. 
Toronto  East. 
Toronto  East. 

Y  okohama,  J  apan 
Toronto  Conf. 


COLE,  BENJAMIN. 


1855  c . 

Melbourne,  C.E. 

56  r.  on  T. . 

Melbourne,  C.E. 

57  . 

Melbourne,  C.E. 

58  . 

New  Ireland. 

59  E.F.C. &0 

New  Ireland. 

60  . 

Coaticook  and 

Barnston. 

61  . 

Coaticook  and 

Barnston. 

62  . 

Coaticook  and 

Barnston. 

63  . 

Compton. 

64  . 

Comj)ton. 

65 . 

Conupton. 

66  . 

Granby. 

67  . 

Granby. 

68  . 

Granby. 

69  F.  sec.  . . 

Clarenceville. 

70  sup’d..  . . 

Granby. 

Died  Aug.  2nd,  1870,  aged  45 
years. 


COLE,  WM.  JOHN. 


1863  R.  out.  .  Tamworth. 


64  .  Wilton. 

65  .  Wilton. 

66  .  Rem.  to  U.  S. 


Died  July  13th,  1867,  aged  24 
years. 


COLEMAN,  FRANCIS. 


1840  b.  on  t. 
41  . 


42  OED . 

43  . 

44  E.  F.  c. . 

45  . 

46  . 


Grimsby. 

Albion. 

Toronto. 

Hamilton. 

Albion. 

Albion. 

Barrie. 

Prescott. 

Hull. 


1847  .  Perth. 

48  .  Perth. 

49  .  St.  Andrews. 

50  .  St.  Andrews. 

51  .  St.  Andrews. 

52  .  Matilda. 

53  .  Matilda 

54  .  Matilda. 

55  .  Wilton  and 

Lough  loro’ 

56  .  Wilton. 

57  .  Milton. 

58  .  Milton 

591  chmn.  (  Newcastle. 

60  1  whit.  -  Newcastle. 

61 J  dist.  (Newcastle. 

62  .  Colborne. 

63  .  Colborne. 

64  .  Ameliasburg. 

65  .  Ameliasburg. 

66  .  Ameliasburg. 

67  1  PERTH  i  Smith’s  Falls. 

68  J  dist  ^Smith’s  Falls. 

69  .  Millbrook. 

70  .  Millbrook. 

71  .  Millbrook. 

72  .  Bond  Head. 

73  .  Bond  Head. 

74  .  London  Conf. 


COLEMAN,  WILLIAM. 


1837  e.  on  t  . .  Nelson. 

38  .  Brantford. 

39  .  Hamilton  and 

Ancaster. 

40  .  London. 

41  e.f.c.  &o  Oxford. 

42  .  Broekville. 

43  .  Peterboro’. 

44  .  Dundas. 

45  .  Albion. 

46  .  Bradford. 

47  . . .  Bowmanville. 

48  .  Colborne. 

49  .  Hallowell. 

50  .  Brighton. 

51  .  Wilton. 

52  .  Smith’s  Falls. 

53  .  Smith’s  Falls. 

54  .  Richmond. 

55  .  Richmond. 

56  .  Richmond. 

57  .  Demorestville. 

58  .  Hungerford. 

59  .  Hungerford. 

60  .  Hungerford. 

61  |  chmn.  )  Matilda. 

62  )  dist.  )  Matilda. 

63  .  Brighton. 

64  .  Brighton. 

65  .  Brighton. 

66  .  Kleinburg. 

67  .  Kleinburg. 

68  .  Brock. 

69  . .  Brock. 

70  .  Brock. 

71  .  Milford. 

72  she’d.  .  .  Scarboro’. 

73  sup’d.  .  ,  Scarboro’. 

'74  .  Toronto  Conf. 


80 


MINISTERS  AND  PROBATIONERS. 


COLLING,  JOSEPH  S. 

1862  o . St.  Vincent. 

63  it.  on  t.  .  Cookstown. 

64  s.  v.  c..  Cobourg. 

65  s.  v.  c . .  Cobourg. 

66  .  Newmarket  and 

Aurora. 

67  r.f.c.  &o  Muskoka. 

68  .  Mono. 

69  .  Rosemont. 

70  .  Rosemont. 

71  .  Hullsville. 

72  .  Nanticoke. 

73  .  Nanticoke. 

74  .  London  Conf. 

COLLING,  THOMAS,  B.A. 

1862  C .  Hullsville. 

63  r.  onT. .  Arran. 

64  ^ 

to  U.v.C.  .  Cobourg. 

68  J 

69  r.f.c.  &o  Dundas. 


70  .  Oakville. 

71  .  Lachine. 

72  .  Lacliine. 

73  .  Lachine. 

74  .  London  Conf. 


A  graduate  of  Victoria  Univer¬ 
sity — B.A.  1869. 


CONNOLLY,  DANIEL. 


1857  R.  on  t.  . 

Morris. 

58  . 

St.  Mary’s. 

59  . 

Howick. 

60  . . 

Stratford. 

61  R.F.C. &0 

Kincardine. 

62  . 

Kincardine. 

63  . 

Kincardine. 

64  . 

Paisley. 

65  . 

Harrington. 

66  . 

Harrington. 

67  . 

L’Orignal. 

68  . 

North  Wakefield 

69  F.  SEC.  . . 

Richmond. 

70  F.  SEC.  .  . 

Richmond. 

71  F.  SEC.  .  . 

Richmond. 

72  . : 

Sherbrooke. 

73  . 

Sherbrooke. 

74  . 

Montreal  Conf. 

CONNOR,  MATTHEW. 

1840  r.  on  t  .  .  Pembroke. 

41  .  Pembroke. 

42  s.  v.  c. .  Cobourg. 

43  s.  v.  c . .  Cobourg. 

44  .  Cartwright  and 

Manvers. 

45  .  Crosby. 

46  r.f.c.  &o  Newborough. 

47  .  Scugog. 

48  .  Located. 


CONNOR,  SAMUEL. 

1 863  c . Denbigh. 

64  R.  on  t  . .  Tamworth. 

65  .  Tamworth. 


1866  s.  v.  c. . .  Cobourg. 

67  r.f.c.  &o  Milford. 

68  sup’d  . .  .  Pittsburg. 

69  sup’d  . . .  Pittsburg. 

Died  Jan.  7th,  1870,  aged  33 

years. 


CONSTABLE,  THOMAS 
WALKER. 

1843  c .  Amherstburg. 

44  r.  out..  Amherstburg. 


45  . 

Amherstburg. 

46  . 

Woodstoek. 

47  . 

Warwick  and 

Adelaide. 

48  . 

Elizabethtown. 

49  . 

Elizabethtown. 

50  R.F.C. &0 

Carlton  and 

Pakenham. 

51  . 

Carlton  and 

Pakenham. 

52  . 

St.  Andrews. 

53  . 

St.  Andrews. 

54  . 

St.  Andrews. 

55  . 

Melbourne. 

56  . 

Melbourne. 

57  . 

Melbourne. 

58  . 

Eaton. 

59  . 

Eaton. 

60  . 

Eaton. 

61  . 

Clarenceville. 

62 . 

Clarenceville. 

63  . 

Clarenceville. 

64  . 

Dunham. 

65  . 

Dunham. 

66  . 

Dunham. 

67  . 

St.  Armand. 

68  . 

St.  Armand. 

69  . 

St.  Armand. 

70  . 

Aultsville. 

71  . 

Aultsville. 

72  . 

Aultsville. 

73  . 

Spencerville. 

74  . 

Montreal  Conf. 

Delegate  to 

the  First  General 

Conference,  Toronto,  1784. 

COOK,  WILLIAM  HENRY. 

1870  c . 

.  Denbigh  and 

Mattawaeliin. 

71  R.  on  t. 

.  Denbigh. 

72  ord  . .  . 

.  Denbigh  and 

Abinger 

73  . 

.  Marmora. 

74  . 

.  Toronto  Conf. 

COOKMAN, 

CHRISTOPHER. 

1865  c . 

.  Drayton. 

66  R.  on  T 

.  Wellesley. 

67  . 

.  Georgetown. 

68  . 

.  Point  Abino. 

69  r.f.c. &o  Exeter. 

70  . 

.  Nissouri. 

71  . 

.  Nissouri. 

72  . 

.  Nissoirri. 

73  . 

.  Berlin. 

1  74  . 

.  London  Conf. 

COOLEY, 

WILLIAM  M. 

1857  R.  on  t. 

Walpole  Island. 

58  . 

Penetanguisliene 

59  . 

Penetanguishene 

60  . 

St.  Andrews. 

fil  r  f.o.  ko  Walpole  Island. 

62  . 

Walpole  Island. 

63  . 

.  Saugeen  and 

Southampton. 

64  . 

.  Saugeen  and 

Southampton. 

65  . 

.  Rem.  to  U.  S. 

COONEY, 

ROBERT,  D.D. 

1831  ) 

(  Eastern 

to  f . 

}  British 

37  j 

(  America. 

38  . 

.  Odelltown. 

39  . 

.  Odelltown. 

40  . 

,  Stanstead. 

41  . 

.  Stanstead. 

j  Stanstead.- 

42  . 

|  Montreal. 

43  . 

.  Montreal. 

44  . 

.  Montreal. 

45  . 

.  Toronto  West. 

46  . 

.  Toronto  West. 

47  ) 

(  Eastern 

to  > . 

}  British 

54 

(  America. 

55  . 

.  St.  John’s. 

56  . 

.  Guelph. 

57  . 

.  Guelph. 

58  l  chm’n 

London. 

59  }  dist. 

$ 

60  . 

.  .  St.  Catharines. 

61  ) 

to  >  sup’d 

St.  Catharines. 

67  ) 

68  sup’d. 

.  Toronto  North. 

69 . 

. .  Toronto  North. 

Died  March  17tli,  1870,  aged 

70  years. 


COPWAY,  GEORGE. 
(ka-ka-ge-bow.) 

1843  R.F.C.  ko  Saugeen. 

44  .  Saugeen. 

45  .  Saugeen. 

46  . Located. 

Died  July  15th,  1869,  aged  59 
years. 

CORBETT,  JOHN. 

18461  f  Presbyterian 

to  [• . -j  Church  of  Can- 

621  l  ada. 

63  R.  on  t  . .  Mono. 

64  R.  F.  c..  Kleinburg. 


65  .  Kleinburg. 

66  .  Flinton  and  Ad¬ 

dington  Road. 

67  . Flinton  and  Ad¬ 

dington  Road. 

68  .  Flinton  and  Ad¬ 

dington  Road. 

69  .  Playfair. 


WESLEYAN  METHODIST  CONFERENCE. 


81 


1870  .  Playfair. 

71  .  Playfair. 

72  .  Grenville. 

73  . *.  Grenville. 

74  .  Montreal  Conf. 


CORNISH,  GEORGE  HENRY. 


1858  r.  on  t.  . 

Mitchell. 

59  . 

Clinton. 

60  . 

Kincardine. 

61  . 

Newcastle. 

62  R.F.C.&  0 

Beaverton. 

63  . 

Beaverton. 

64  . 

Glanford. 

65  . 

Glanford. 

66  . 

Cainsville. 

67  . 

Cains  vi  lie. 

68  . 

Cainsville. 

69  . 

Rockwood. 

70  . 

Rockwood. 

71  . 

Pickering. 

72  F.  SEC  .  . 

Pickering. 

73  F.  SEC.  .  . 

Pickering. 

74  . 

London  Conf. 

Author  of  the  1  ‘  Hand  Book  of 
Canadian  Methodism,”  published 
in  1867. 

Journal  Secretary  of  the  Con¬ 
ference  for  the  years  1872,  1873, 
and  1874. 


CORSON,  ROBERT. 


COSFOItD,  THOMAS. 

1839  r.  on  x.  ,  Murray. 

40  .  Grimsby. 

41  .  St.  Catharines. 

42  .  Simcoe. 

43  r.f.c.  &  o  Nelson. 

44  ....  Nelson. 

45  .  Guelph. 

46  .  Guelph. 

47  .  Y ork. 

48  . Seneca. 

49  .  Nelson. 

50  .  Nelson. 

51  .  Drummondville. 

52  .  Drummondville. 

53  .  Drummondville. 

54  .  Bowmanville. 

55  .  Bowmanville. 

56  .  Bowmanville. 


571 

58 

59 

60 

61  j 

62 


f Stratford. 
Goderich. 
Goderich. 
Goderich. 
St.  Mary’s. 
St.  Mary’s. 


63  .  Yonge  St.  South. 

64  .  Yonge  St.  South. 

65  .  Yonge  St.  South. 

66  (  CHMN.  )  Millbrook. 

67  (  p.  dist  j  Millbrook. 

68  .  Millbrook. 

69  .  Whitby. 

70  .  Whitby. 

71  .  Strathroy. 

72  .  Strathroy. 

73  .  Strathroy. 

74  .  London  Conf. 


1822^ 

(  Methodist 

to  V . 

i  Episcopal 

32  J 

f  Conferen 

33  . 

.  Yonge  Street. 

34  . 

.  N ewmarket. 

35  . 

.  Whitby. 

36  . 

.  Whitby. 

37  . 

.  Dumfries. 

38  . 

.  Dumfries. 

39  . 

.  Simcoe. 

40  . 

.  Simcoe. 

41  . 

.  Napanee. 

42  . 

.  Napanee. 

43  . 

.  Bath  and  Isle 

44  . 

Tan 

.  Conseeon. 

45  . 

.  Sheffield. 

46  . 

.  W arwick. 

47  . 

,  Adelaide. 

48  . 

.  Norwich. 

49  . 

.  Norwich. 

50  . 

.  Gosfield. 

51  . 

Chippewa. 

52  . 

.  Crowland. 

53  . 

Cainsville. 

54  . 

Cainsville. 

55  . 

Erin. 

56  . 

Kleinburg. 

57  . 

Kleinburg. 

58  a 

to  y  sup’d  . 

Cobouig. 

72  J 

73  sup’d  . . . 

Cainsville. 

74  . 

London  Conf. 

Delegate  to  the  First  General 
Conference,  Toronto,  1874. 


COTTON,  WILLIAM. 

1845  o .  Bath. 

46  |  |  Cobcrarg- 

47  .  Sherbrooke,  C.W 

48  .  Dropped. 


COX,  HENRY. 
1846  r.  out  ho  Quebec. 


47  . .  . 

.  Quebec. 

48  ... 

49  .  .  . 

(  Montreal, 
j  Wesley ville. 

50  ... 

.  Wesley  ville. 

51  . . . . 

.  Rem.  to  !J. 

........  UU  V.  .  KJ.  , 

and  united  with  the  Methodist 
Episcopal  Church.  In  1874  he 
was  Chaplain  of  the  Y.  M.  C.  A. 
in  San  Francisco,  and  a  member 
of  the  Howard  Street  Quarterly 
Conference. 


CRAGG,  EDWARD. 

1854  c .  Point  Levi. 

55  r.  on  t.  .  Chaudiere. 
p-f.  (  Dudswell. 

0  .  (  Millbrook. 

57  .  Newcastle. 


1858  R.F.C. &  o  Wallacebuig. 


59  .  Wallaceburg. 

60  .  Wallaceburg. 

61  .  Mount  Brydges. 

62  .  Mount  Brydges. 

63  .  Howick. 

64  .  Plowick. 

65  .  Howick. 

66  .  .  . .  Teeswater. 

67  .  Teeswater. 

68  .  Teeswater. 

69  .  Bayfield. 

70  .  Bayfield. 

71  .  Tyrconnell. 

72  .  Tyrconnell. 

73  .  Smithfield. 

74  .  Toronto  Conf. 


CRAIG,  WILLIAM. 


1870  c .  Erin. 

71  r.  out.  .  Chandos. 

70  j  Bobc.aygeon. 

(  Minden. 

/  3  .  Hall’s  Bridge. 

74  .  Montreal  Conf. 


CRANE,  ISAAC. 


1855  R.  on  T..  Fredericksburg. 

56  . Delhi. 

57  ord -  Morris. 

58  .  Morris. 

59  R.  f.  c  .  .  Elma. 

60  .  Elma. 

61  .  Elma. 

62  .  Rockwood. 

63  .  Wellesley. 

64  .  Wellesley. 

65  .  Wellesley. 

66  .  Drayton. 

67  .  Drayton. 

68  .  Drayton. 

69  .  Peel. 

70  .  Peel. 

71  .  Peel. 

72  .  Londesboro’. 

73  .  Londesboro’. 

74  .  London  Conf. 


CREIGHTON,  KENNEDY. 
1836  1 

to  >  .  New  Connexion 

39  )  Conference. 

40  c .  Peterboro’. 

41  r.f.c.  &o  Grand  River. 

42  .  Gosfield  and 

Howard. 

43  .  St.  Thomas. 

44  .  St.  Thomas. 

45  .  Simcoe. 

46  .  Simcoe. 

ah  (  Dundas. 

}  Woodstock. 

48  .  Woodstock. 

49  .  W oodstock. 

50  .  Grand  River. 

51  .  Brantford. 

52  .  Brantford. 

53  .  By  town. 


6 


82 


MINISTERS  AND  PROBATIONERS. 


1854  CHMN. 


55 

56 

57 


SUP  D. 


Bytown  and 

London. 
St.  Catharines. 
St.  Catharines. 
London. 


60 


61 

62 


CHMN. 

barr’e 

DIST. 


58  .  Collingwood.  , 

59  .  Collingwood. 

f  N  ewmarket  and 

Aurora. 
Newmarket  and 
Aurora. 

■  Newmarket  and 
Aurora. 

Prescott. 

,  Dundas. 

Dundas. 

,  Bruce  Mines. 

67  .  Bruce  Mines. 

.  Brace  Mines. 

ilnnisfil. 

Owen  Sound. 
Owen  Sound. 
Owen  Sound. 

73  .  Orillia. 

74  .  Toronto  Conf. 

Secretary  of  Conference,  1859. 
Delegate  to  the  First  General 
Conference,  Toronto,  1874. 


1863  .... 

_  Bayham. 

64  .... 

....  Bayham . 

65  . .  . . 

(  Bayham. 

66  ... 

_ Fingal. 

67  .... 

_  Fingal. 

J 

63  CHMN. 

64  F.  SEC 

65  F.  SEC 

66 


■  CHMN. 


68  .  Belmont. 

69  .  Belmont. 

70  .  Belmont. 

71  .  Salford. 

72  .  Salford. 

73  .  Salford. 

74  .  London  Conf. 

CROOKSHANKS,  SIMON. 

1872  c .  Franklin  Centre. 

73  r.  on  T. .  Island  Brook. 

74  .........  Montreal  Conf. 


CROZIER  JAMES  G. 

1872  c .  Harriston. 

73  R.  wit.  .  Newhurg. 

74  .  Montreal  Conf. 


CULBERT,  THOMAS. 

1850  R.  on  t.  .  Bradford. 

51  . Barrie. 


CROSBY,  THOMAS. 


1868 

69 

70 

71 

72 

73 


r.  on  T  rt 


R.  F.  C.  . 


V  Indian  Tribes, 

I  B. 

i 

J 


C. 


CREIGHTON,  WILLIAM. 

1850  c .  Glanford. 

51  R.  on  T . .  Chippewa. 

52  .  Goderich. 

53  .  Chatham. 

54  r.f.c.  &o  Kincardine. 

55  .  Rawdonand 

Wesley  ville. 

56  .  Rawdon. 

57  .  Rawdon. 

58  .  Locliabar. 

59  .  Lochabar. 

60  .  Laehabar. 

61  .  Clarendon. 

62  .  Clarendon. 

63  .  Clarendon. 


74  .  Toronto  Conf. 


65  . 

Renfrew. 

66  . 

Portage-du-Fort. 

67  . 

Portage-du-Fort. 

68  . 

Portage-du-Fort. 

69  F.  SEC  .  . 

Renfrew. 

70  . 

Fitzroy  Harbour. 

71  . 

Fitzroy  Harbour. 

72  . 

Fitzroy  Harbour. 

73  sup’d  . . . 

Almonte. 

74  . 

Montreal  Coni. 

CREWS, 

THOMAS. 

851  R.  on  t.  . 

Kincardine. 

52  . 

Kincardine, 

53  . 

London  Circuit. 

54  ORD  .  .  . . 

London  Circuit. 

55  R.  F.  c. . 

Warwick. 

56  . 

W  arwick. 

57  . 

Westminster. 

58  . 

Westminster. 

59  . 

Westminster. 

60  . 

Fingal . 

61  . 

.  Fingal. 

62  . 

,  Fingal. 

52 

53 

54 

55 

56 


CROSS,  WILLI  AM. 

1856  c .  Elora  and  Sau- 

geen  Road. 

57  R.  on  T.  .  Wallace. 

58  .  Elora. 

59  .  Alma. 

60  r.f.c.  &o  Erin. 

61  .  Durham  W. 

62  .  Durham  W. 

63  .  Hanover. 

64  .  Hanover. 

65  ) 

to  > .  Saugeen  and 

68  )  Southampton 

69  .  Walpole  Island. 

70  .  Walpole  Island. 

71  .  Oneida. 

72  .  Oneida. 

73  .  Oneida. 

74  .  London  Conf. 


CROSSCOMBE,  WILLIAM. 

1810  )  (  Eastern  British 

to  [ . ■!  America  Con- 

32  )  (  ference. 

33  .  Montreal. 

34  .  Montreal. 

35  .  Quebec. 

36  .  Quebec. 

37  .  Quebec. 

38  .  E.  B.  A.  Conf. 

CROTHERS,  WM.  J.,  B.A. 

1872  r.  out..  Huntingdon. 

73  .  Huntingdon. 

74  .  Montreal  Conf. 

A  graduate  of  McGill  Univer¬ 
sity,  Montreal — B.A.,  1872. 


s.  v.  c  . .  Cobourg. 

.  Peel. 

r.f.c  &o  Proton. 

.  St.  Vincent. 

.  Arthur. 

57  .  Mount  Forest 

and  Arthur. 

58  .  Mount  Forest 

and  Arthur. 

59  .  Warwick. 

60  .  Warwick. 

61  .  Mooretown. 

62  .  Mooretown. 

63  .  Mooretown. 

64  .  Romney. 

65  .  Romney. 

66  .  Romney. 

67  .  Amherstburg. 

68  .  Amherstburg. 

69  .  Wallaceburg. 

70  .  Wallaceburg. 

71  .  Horning’s  Mills. 

72  .  Homing’s  Mills. 

73  .  Horning’s  Mills. 

74  .  Toronto  Conf. 


CULHAM,  JOHN. 


18301 

to  V . 

40  J 

41 1  R.  F.  C. 
to  }-sup’y.  . 
44  J 
45 1 

l  sup’y  .  . 


New 


Connexion 

Conf. 


Yonge  Street. 


Humber. 


to  r 
52  J 

Died  December  2nd,  1852,  aged 
76  years. 


CULLEN, 

THOMAS. 

61  R.  OUT.  . 

Kincardine. 

62  . 

Howick. 

63  . 

Wawanosh. 

64  s.  v.  c  . . 

Cobourg. 

65  s.  v.  c. . 

Cobourg. 

66  R.F.C.  &o 

Bridgewater. 

67  . 

Bridgewater. 

68 . 

Bridgewater. 

69  . 

Demorestville. 

70  . 

Demorestville. 

71  . 

Demorestville. 

72  . 

Sidney. 

73  . 

Sidney. 

74 . 

Toronto  Conf. 

CUNNINGHAM,  ANDREW. 

1867  C .  Newmarket  and 

Aurora. 

68  R.  on  T  .  Innisfil. 


WESLEYAN  METHODIST  CONFERENCE. 


83 


1869  .  Cookstown. 

70  .  Y onge  St.  N orth. 

71  .  Yonge  St.  North. 

72  r.f.o.  &o  Hamilton  Third. 

73  .  Cooksville. 

74  .  Toronto  Conf. 


CUNNINGHAM,  ROBERT. 

1873  r.  MiT..  Oakwood. 

74  .  Dropped. 


CURRIE,  JAMES. 

1829  f  Methodist 

to  }- . Episcopal 

32  J  L  Conference. 

33  r.f.0. &o  Waterloo. 


34  .... 

. .  .  .  Richmond. 

35  .... 

....  Richmond. 

36  . . .  . 

....  Elizabethtown. 

37  . .  . . 

.  .  . .  Crosby. 

38  . . . . 

....  Augusta. 

39  . . . . 

....  Augusta. 

40  .... 

.  .  .  .  Perth. 

41  . .  . . 

Perth. 

42  .... 

. .  .  .  Waterloo. 

43  .... 

.  .  . .  Located. 

CURRY,  ERASTUS.  S. 


1861  E.  MIT.  , 

Eganville. 

62  . 

Alice. 

63  s.  v.  o  . . 

Cobourg. 

64  s.  v.  c  . . 

Cobourg. 

65  . 

Shawbridge. 

66  E.F.C.&O 

Shawbridge. 

67  . 

Eitzroy  Harbour. 

68  . 

Fitzroy  Harbour. 

69  . 

Eitzroy  Harbour. 

70  . 

Sault  Ste.  Marie. 

71 . 

Sault  Ste.  Marie. 

72  . 

Garden  River. 

73  . 

Garden  River. 

74  . 

Toronto  Conf. 

DANIEL,  GEORGE. 

1871  e.  on  T .  .  Adelaide. 

72  .  W  yoming. 

73  .  W yoming. 

74  .  London  Conf. 


DARLINGTON,  ROBERT. 


1840  c . 

Whitby. 

41  e.  on  t  . . 

Nelson. 

42  . 

Nelson. 

43  . 

Peterboro’. 

o 

6 
E* i 

Peterboro’. 

45  . 

Colborne. 

46  . 

Colbome. 

47  . 

Markham. 

48  )  ( 

Located  on  ac- 

to  > . < 

count  of  ill 

56  )  ( 

health. 

57  ) 

to  >  StTP’Y. 

Whitby. 

73  ) 

74  . 

Toronto  Conf. 

DAVEY,  ROBERT. 

1868  e.  on  t.  .  Baltimore. 

69  .  Stirling. 

70  .  Dundas. 

71  .  Glanford. 

72  e.f.  c.&  o  Ainleyville. 

73  .  Brussels. 

74  .  London  Conf. 


DAVIDSON,  JOHN  C. 

1827  )  f  Methodist 

to  > . -{  Episcopal 

32  )  L  Conference. 

33  ord  ....  Belleville. 

34  .  Kingston. 

35  .  Toronto. 

36  .  Hallowell. 

37  .  Hallowell. 


1838  .  Hamilton  and 

Stoney  Creek. 

39  .  Hamilton  and 

Ancaster. 

40  sec.  conf  Kingston. 

41  cemn.  . .  Bay  Quinte  Dist. 

42  .  Toronto. 

43  .  Peterboro’. 

44  .  Peterboro’. 

45  .  By  town. 

46  .  By  town. 

47  .  Quebec. 

48  .  Quebec. 

49  .  Odelltown. 

50  .  Odelltown. 

51  .  Odelltown. 

52  .  St.  John’s. 

53  .  St.  John’s. 

54  .  Withdrew  and 


united  with  the  Episcopalian 
Church.  He  is  now  (1880)  in 
charge  of  a  congregation  in  Hem- 
mingford,  Quebec. 


DAVIES,  JOHN. 


1855  c . 

.  Hatley. 

56  e.  on  T. 

.  Hatley. 

57  OED  . . . 

.  Farnham. 

58  . 

.  Farnham. 

59  E.  F.  c. 

.  St  Armand. 

60  . 

.  St.  Armand. 

61  . 

.  Georgeville. 

62  . 

.  Georgeville. 

63  . 

.  Granby. 

64  . 

.  Granby. 

65  . 

.  Granby. 

66  . 

.  Frelighsburg. 

67  . 

.  Frelighsburg. 

68  sup’d  . 

.  Frelighsburg. 

69  . 

.  Sutton. 

70  . 

.  Sutton. 

71  . 

.  Sutton. 

72  sup’d  . . 

.  Granby. 

73  . 

.  St.  Armand. 

74  . 

.  Montreal  Conf. 

DAVIS,  GEORGE  H. 

1842  E.  on  T . .  Institution,  Eng. 

43  .  Institution,  Eng. 

44  ord  ....  Montreal. 

45  .  Montreal. 

46  k.  F.  c . .  Montreal. 

47  .  Kingston. 

48  .  Toronto  West. 

49  .  Toronto  West. 

50  .  St.  John’s. 

51  .  St.  John’s. 

52  .  Huntingdon. 

53  .  Huntingdon. 

54  .  Cobourg. 

55  .  Cobourg. 

56  .  Brockville. 

57  f.  sec.  . .  Brockville. 

58  .  St.  John’s. 

59  f.  sec.  . .  St.  John’s  and 

Chambly. 

60  F.  sec.  .  .  St.  John’s  and 

'  Chambly. 

61  .  Three  Rivers. 

62  gov.  f.  c  Hamilton. 

63  )  chmn.  (  Barrie. 

64  >  bae’ie  <  Barrie. 

65  )  dist.  (  Barrie. 

66 1  pttmm  f  Quebec. 

67  \  ™--l  Q^bec. 

68  J  '  l  Quebec. 

69 1  f  Peterboro’. 

70  [  di^t  i  Peterboro’. 

71  J  ’  iPeterboro’. 

72  .  Brantford. 

73  .  Brantford. 

74  .  Montreal  Conf. 

Delegate  to  the  First  General 

Conference,  Toronto,  1874. 


DAVIS,  HEMAN. 
1833  e.  on  T. .  Sidney. 


34  .  Cobourg. 

35  .  Murray. 

36  .  Located. 


84 


MINISTERS  AND  PROBATIONERS. 


DAYMAN,  ABRAHAM. 

1844  E.  on  t..  Asphodel. 

45  .  Brock. 

40  .  Consecon. 

47  .  Colhorne. 

48  r.f.c.&o  Sheffield. 

49  .  Marmora. 

50  .  Madoc. 

51  .  Rawdon. 

52  .  Shannonville. 

53  .  Shannonville. 

54  .  Wilton. 

55  sup’y.  . .  Wilton. 

56  .  Elgin- 

57  sup’d.  . .  Elgin. 

58  .  Morpeth. 

59  .  Morpeth. 

60  .  Morpeth. 

61  .  Holland  Landing 

62  sup’d....  Whitby. 

Died  April  13tli,  1863,  aged  45 
years. 

DEACON,  JOSEPH. 

1868  0 .  Franklin  Centre. 

69  r.  on  T .  .  Angus. 

70  .  Orillia. 

71  .  Sharon  and 

Mount  Albert. 
I  Pickering. 

. . |  Newcastle. 

73  r.f.c.&o  Wellesley. 

74  . .  London  Conf. 


DEAN,  HORACE. 


r  Methodist 
-{  Episcopal 
^  Conference. 
.  Gosfield. 

. .  Gosfield. 

N  ewmarket. 

N  ewmarket. 

Whitby. 

Whitby. 

Brock. 

Brock. 

Toronto  Circuit. 
Snake  Island. 
Snake  Island. 
Barrie. 

Barrie. 


DE  GRUCHY,  EDWARD. 

0 .  )  Bolton,  French 

72  r.  on  t.  £  Mission. 

73  .... 


74 


Montreal  Conf. 


DEMOREST,  THOMAS. 


f  Methodist 
Episcopal 
b  Conference. 

.  Located. 


1819  T 

to  >■ 

26  J 

27 
to 

40 

41 

42 

43 

44 

45 

46 

47 
4S 
49 
to 

54 

55 

56 

57 

58 

59 
to 
62 
63 
to 

71 

Died  January  24th,  1872,  aged 
74  years. 


sup  D  . 


Picton. 

Rideau. 

Brockville. 

Peterboro’. 

St.  Catharines. 
Grimsby. 

York. 

Humber. 

Agent  for  Con- 
nexional  Funds. 

Prince  Albert. 
Prince  Albert. 
Millbrook. 

Peel. 

Agent  for  Book 
Room. 

Percy. 


1830V 

31  \" 

32  J 

33  . 

34  . 

35  R.F.C.&O 

36  . 

37  . 

38  . 

39  . 

40  . 

41  . 

42  . 

43  . 

44  . 

45  . 

46  ) 

to  V .  Rama. 

49  ) 

50  .  Beausoliel  and 

French  River. 

51  .  Beausoliel  and 

French  River. 

52  .  Rama. 

53  .  Rama. 

54  .  Rama. 

55  .  Yonge  Street. 

56  ) 

to  >  sup’d.  .  Yonge  St.  North. 
66  ) 

Died  Nov.  4th,  1866,  aged  68 
years. 


DE  PUTRON,  JOHN. 

1815  R.  OUT..  England. 

16  ord .  Montreal. 

17  .  William  Henry. 

18  .  Kingston. 

19  R.  f.  C..  Melbourne. 

20  .  Melbourne. 

21  .  French  Mission. 

22  .  Bentonville. 

23  .  Odelltown. 

24  .  St.  Arm  and. 

25  .  Rem.  to  England 

Died  Sept.  21st,  1859,  aged  71 
years. 


DERRICK,  THOMAS. 

1857  ) 

to  >  C .  Danville,  C.E. 

60  ) 

61  c .  Actonvale. 

62  c .  Leslieville. 

63  R.  on  T. .  Leslieville. 

64  .  Montreal  East. 

65  R.F.c.&o  Montreal  East. 

66  .  Kingston. 

67  .  Hamilton. 

68  .  Cariboo,  B.C. 

69  .  Cariboo,  B.C. 

70  .  Cariboo,  B.C. 

71  ) 

72  > .  Nanaimo  and 

73  )  Maple  Bay. 

74  .  Toronto  Conf. 


DEVERELL,  WILLIAM. 
1835  R.  on  T. .  Peterboro’. 


36  .  Murray. 

37  .  Bay  Quinte. 

38  .  Dropped. 


DEWART,  EDWARD 

HARTLEY. 

1851  c . 

St.  Thomas. 

52  R.  WIT.. 

St.  Thomas. 

53  . 

Port  Hope. 

54  . 

Thorold. 

55  R.F.C.  &0 

Dundas. 

56  . 

St.  Andrews. 

57  . 

St.  Andrews. 

58  . 

Odelltown. 

59  . 

Odelltown. 

60  . 

Montreal  West. 

61  F.  SEC  . 

St.  John’s. 

62  F.  SEC  . 

St.  John’s. 

63  . 

St.  John’s. 

64  . 

Col-lingwood. 

65  . 

Toronto  North. 

66  . 

Toronto  North. 

67  . 

Toronto  North. 

68  F.  SEC  . 

Ingersoll. 

69  ) 

to  >  . 

Editor  Christian 

73  ) 

Guardian. 

74  . 

Toronto  Conf. 

Delegate  to  the  First  General 

Conference,  Toronto,  1874. 

De  WOLFE, 

CHARLES,  M.  A. 

1837  ) 

to  >  . 

Eastern  British 

47  ^ 

America. 

48  . 

.  Montreal. 

49  . 

.  Montreal. 

50  . 

.  Montreal. 

51  . 

.  Quebec. 

52  . 

.  Three  Rivers. 

53  . 

.  Three  Rivers. 

54  . 

.  Three  Rivers. 

55  . 

.  E.  B.  A.  Conf. 

DICKSON, 

G.  N.  A.  F.  T. 

1851  R.  on  T. 

.  Montreal. 

52  ORD  . . . 

.  Montreal  and 

W  esleyville. 

53  . 

.  Kingston. 

54  . 

.  Hamilton. 

55  R.  F.  c. 

.  Niagara. 

.  56  . 

.  Niagara. 

57  . 

.  Drummondville. 

58  . 

.  Drummondville. 

59  . 

.  Drummondville. 

60  . 

.  Whitby. 

61  . 

.  Whitby. 

62  . 

.  Whitby. 

63  sup’d. 

.  Whitby  and 

Oshawa. 

64  . 

.  St.  John’s. 

65  . 

.  St.  John’s. 

66  . 

.  St.  John’s. 

67  . 

.  Cornwall. 

68  . 

.  Cornwall. 

69  F.  SEC 

.  Bowmanville. 

70  F.  SEC 

. .  Bowmanville. 

WESLEYAN  METHODIST  CONFERENCE. 


85 


1871  f.  sec  . .  Bowmanville. 

72  .  St.  Thomas. 

73  f.  sec  . .  St.  Thomas. 

74  .  London  Conf. 


DIGNAM,  WILLIAM. 


1840  R.  on  t.  . 

41  . 

42  . 

43  ORD 

44  R.  F.  c. . 

45  . 

46  . 

47  . 

48  . 

49  . 

50  . 

51  . 

52  . 

53  . 

54  . 

55  . 

56  . 

57  . 


61 

62 

63 


64  sup’d.  . . 


Buckingham. 

St.  Andrews. 

Clarendon. 

Warwick. 

W  arwick. 
Gosfield  and 

Tilbury. 
London  Circuit. 
Stratford  &  Peel. 
Stratford. 
Stratford. 

Mono. 

Mono. 

Mono. 

Gosfield. 

Gosfield. 

Morpeth. 

Morpeth. 

Morpeth. 

Devonshire  and 
McGillivray. 
Belmont. 
Wyoming. 
Wyoming. 
London  South. 


Died  July  22nd,  1864,  aged  56 
years. 


DINGMAN,  GARRETT  J. 


1853  c . 

54  R.  on  t.  . 

55  . 

56  ORD  .... 

57  R.  F.  c  .  . 

58  . 

59  . 

60  . 

61  . 

62  . 

63  . 

64  . 

65  . 

66  . 

67  . 

68  . 

69  . 

70  . 

71  . 

72  . 

73  . 

74  . 


Lindsay. 

Lindsay. 

Wilton  and 

Loughboro’. 
St.  Vincent. 
Elgin. 

Elgin. 

Elgin. 

Shannonville. 
Long  Isld  Locks. 
Long  Isld  Locks. 
N  orth  W  akefield. 
N  orth  W  akefield. 
New  Glasgow. 
New  Glasgow. 
Demorestville. 
Demorestville. 
Bridgewater. 
Bridgewater. 
Bridgewater. 

W  ellington. 
Wellington. 
Toronto  Conf. 


DIXON,  JAMES. 

1856  c .  Brampton. 

57  R.  on  T . .  Brampton. 

58  .  London. 

59  .  Rem.  to  U.  S. 


DIXON,  WILLIAM. 

1843  r.  on  t  .  .  Woodstock. 
44  .  Dropped. 


DOCHSTADER,  JOHN  W. 
1863  ) 

to  >  .  New  Connexion 

7 1  )  Conference. 

72  .  Grimsby. 

73  ord  ....  Acton. 

74  .  Toronto  Conf. 


DOEL,  JOHN. 

1852  ) 

to  > .  New  Connexion 

57  )  Conference. 

58  .  Thamesford. 

59  .  Nissouri. 

60  .  )  Devonshire  and 

61  .  (  McGillivray. 

62  .  Devonshire. 

63  .  Florence. 

64  .  Walsingham. 

65  |SgS£: 

66  .  Walpole. 

67  .  Cape  Crocker. 

68  .  Cape  Crocker. 

69  sup’y  . , .  Toronto. 

70  .  Cape  Crocker. 

71  .  Braden  ell  and 

Carlow. 

72  sup’y  .  .  .  Yorkville. 

73  sup’y...  Yorkville. 

74  .  Toronto  Conf. 


DOREY,  GIFFORD. 

1846  r.cwt.&o  Montreal. 

47  .  Quebec. 

48  .  Sherbrooke. 

49  .  Odelltown. 

50  R,  F.  c. .  .  Leeds. 

51  .  Leeds. 

52  .  Leeds. 

53  .  St.  Armand. 

54  ) 

55  l .  Shefford  and 

56  )  Granby. 

57  .  Newburg. 

58  f.  sec  .  .  Newburg. 

59  f.  seo  . .  Newburg. 

60  f.  sec  . .  Toronto  West. 

61  f.  sec  . .  Toronto  West. 

62  F.  sec  .  .  Toronto  West. 

63  .  Rem.  to  England 

and  united  with  the  English 
Wesleyan  Conference.  He  is 
now  (1879)  in  charge  of  the  Sea¬ 
man  s  Mission,  Commercial  Road 
East,  London. 


DORION,  JOSEPH  ARCH’D. 

1858  r.  on  t.  .  Durham,  F.M. 

59  .  Durham. 

60  .  Quebec,  F.M. 

61  .  Quebec. 


1  F.M. 


1862  r.f.c.&o  Quebec, 

63  .  Quebec, 

64  .  Quebec, 

65  .  Quebec, 

66  .  Quebec,  , 

67  .  Sauble. 

68  .  Sauble. 

69  .  Sauble. 

70  .  Roxton  Pond. 

71  .  Roxton  Pond. 

72  .  Roxton  Pond. 

73  .  Shefford. 

74  .  Montreal  Conf. 


DOUGLAS,  GEORGE,  LL.D. 
1848  c .  Melbourne,  C.  E 

49  r.  on  t  . .  Bermuda. 

50  .  Bermuda. 

51  sup’y...  No  Station — ill 

health. 

52  ord  ....  Montreal  East. 

53  r.  f.  c . .  Montreal  East. 

54  .  Kingston . 

55  .  Kingston. 

56  .  Kingston. 

57  .  Toronto  West. 

58  .  Toronto  West. 

59  .  Toronto  West. 

60  .  Hamilton. 

61  .  Hamilton. 

62  .  Hamilton. 

63  sup’d  .  .  .  Montreal  Centre, 

64  .  Montreal  West. 

65  .  Montreal  West. 

66  .  Montreal  West. 

67  .  Montreal  Centre. 

68  .  Montreal  Centre. 

69  cemn  .  .  Montreal  Centre. 

70  .  Montreal,  St. 

Joseph’s,  feLachine. 

71  .  Montreal  Fourth, 

72  .  MontrealFourth. 

73  .  Princ.  Theo.  Col. 

Montreal. 

74  .  Montreal  Conf. 

The  hon.  degree  of  LL.  D.  was 

conferred  upon  him  by  the  Uni¬ 
versity  of  McGill  College,  Mon¬ 
treal,  in  1870. 

Delegate  to  the  First  General 
Conference,  Toronto,  1874. 


DOUGLAS,  JOHN. 


1846  c . 

Sherbrooke. 

47  R.  on  t.  . 

Sherbrooke. 

48  . 

Odelltown. 

49  . 

Odelltown. 

50  . 

Chambly. 

51  F.R.C.&O 

Chambly. 

52  . 

Wesley  ville. 

53  )  , 

54  sup  y.. 

Chambly. 

55 

to  >  sup’y.  . 

Montreal  Centre. 

71  \ 

72  . 

Removed  to  U.S. 

DOUSE,  JOHN. 

1834  r.  on  t.  .  Grand  River. 

35  ord.  . . .  Grand  River. 

36  .  St.  Catharines. 


86 


MINISTERS  AND  PROBATIONERS. 


1837  . 

Cobourg. 

38  R.  F.  c. . 

St.  Clair. 

39  . 

St.  Clair. 

40  . 

St.  Clair. 

41 1 

to  i . 

Belleville. 

44  J 

45  . 

Hamilton. 

46  . 

Hamilton. 

47  . 

Hamilton. 

48  . 

Cobourg. 

49  CHMN.  .  . 

Kingston. 

50  . 

Toronto  West. 

51  . 

Toronto  West. 

52  . 

Toronto  West. 

53  )  l 

Barrie. 

54  >  CHMN.  { 

Barrie. 

55  \  ( 

Barrie. 

56  )  l 

|  London. 

57  |  CHMN‘  i 

I  London. 

58  ^ 

59  f  CHMN. 

Guelph. 

60  J 

61  )  1 

I  Belleville. 

62  V  CHMN.  • 

Belleville. 

63  ) 

(  Belleville. 

64 

j  Ottawa. 

65  y  CHMN.  ■ 

;  Ottawa. 

66  \ 

(  Ottawa. 

67  . 

St.  John. 

68  .  . .  St.  John. 

69  .  St.  John. 

70  .  Paris. 

71  .  Paris. 

72  .  Paris. 

73  sup’d.  . .  Toronto  Third. 

74  .  Toronto  Conf. 

Co-Delegate  of  the  Conference, 
1858  and  1859. 

Treasurer  of  the  Superannuated 
Ministers’  Fund,  1860  to  1874. 


1858  s.  v. 

C. . .  Cobourg. 

59  R.F.i 

c.&o  Seymour. 

60  . . . . 

....  Bruce  Mines. 

61  .  .  .  . 

....  Bruce  Mines. 

62  .... 

....  Bruce  Mines. 

63  .... 

....  Nottawasaga. 

64  ) 

(  Garden  River 

65  y . . . 

. . .  <  and  Sault  Ste. 

66  \ 

(  Marie. 

67  .... 

....  Templeton. 

68  . . . . 

....  Thurso. 

69  . . . . 

....  Thurso. 

70  .... 

....  Thurso. 

7!  ) 

72  y . .  . 

73  ) 

74  . ... 

....  Toronto  Conf. 

DOXEE,  ARCHELAUS. 


1857  c . 

Sidney. 

58  r.  on  t.  . 

Onslow. 

59  . 

L’Orignal. 

60  . 

Point  Alexand 

61  R.F.C.&O 

Onslow. 

62  . 

Onslow. 

63  . 

Onslow. 

64  . 

Brudenell. 

65  . 

Brudenell. 

66  . 

Maynooth. 

67  . 

Marmora. 

68  . 

Marmora. 

69  . 

Marmora. 

70  . 

Shannonville. 

71  . 

Shannonville. 

72  . 

Shannonville. 

73  . 

Tweed. 

74  . 

Toronto  Conf. 

DOWLER,  JOHN  ALEX¬ 
ANDER. 

1854  c .  Osgoode. 

55  r.  ‘on  T . .  Morris. 

56  .  Howick. 

57  s.  v.  c. . .  Cobourg. 

58  r.f.c.&o  Bobcaygeon. 


59  . 

.  Bobcaygeon. 

60  . 

.  Bobcaygeon. 

61  ) 

62  y . 

.  Flinton  and  Ad- 

63  ) 

dington  Road. 

64  . 

.  Marmora. 

65  . 

.  Marmora. 

66  . 

.  Marmora. 

67  . 

.  Bell’s  Corners. 

68  . 

.  Bell’s  Corners. 

69  . 

.  Elgin 

70  . 

.  Elgin. 

71  . 

.  Elgin. 

72  . 

.  Glentav. 

73  . 

.  Glentay. 

74  . 

.  Montreal  Conf. 

DOWN, 

SAMUEL. 

>55  c . 

Millbrook. 

56  r.  on  t  . . 

Sarnia. 

57  . 

Chatham. 

DRAKE,  THOMAS. 
1858  R.  on  1 . .  Florence. 


59  .  Gosfleld  and 

Amherstburg. 

60  .  Romney. 


Died  April  30th,  1861,  aged  23 
years. 


BRENNAN,  ALEXANDER. 


1855  r.  on  t  . .  Whitby. 

56  s.  v.  c. . .  Cobourg. 

57  .  Alnwick  Circuit. 

58  .  Merrickville. 

59  r.f.c.&o  Onslow. 

60  .  Renfrew. 

61  .  Renfrew. 

62  .  Holland  Landing 

63  .  Holland  Landing 

64  .  Holland  Landing 

65  .  W alsingliam. 

66  .  Walsingham. 

67  .  Walsingham. 

68  .  Tyrconnell. 

69  .  Gaspe. 

70  .  Gaspe. 

71  .  Gaspe. 


1872  .  Cartwright. 

73  .  Metis. 

74  .  Montreal  Conf. 


DUNDAS, 

BRABAZON  B. 

1869  r.  on  t  . 

.  Smithville. 

70  . 

, .  Coboeonk  and 

Bolsover. 

71  . 

. .  Clarendon  and 

Portage  du  Fort. 

72  . 

,  .  Romney. 

73  r.f.c.&o  Streetsville. 

74  .  Toronto  Conf. 


DYER,  JAMES  E. 


1854  c .  < 

55  r.  on  t  . . 

56  . 

57  ORD . 

58  R.  F.  c. .  . 

59  . 

60  . 

61  . 

62  . 

63  . 

64  . 

65  . 

66  . 

67  . 

68  . 

69  . 

70  . 

71  . 

72  . 

73  . 

74  . 


Elora. 

Guelph. 

Gray. 

Wallace  and 

Elma.. 

Peel. 

Erin. 

Erin  and  Rock- 
wood.. 

Erin. 

Wellesley. 

W  ellesley. 
Georgetown. 
Georgetown. 
Georgetown. 
London  South. 
London  South.. 
London  South. 
W  estminster. 

W  estminster. 
Westminster. 
Lucan. 

Lucan. 

London  Conf. 


DYRE,  WM.  RANKIN. 


Durham. 
R.  on  T .  .  Brant. 
ord  ....  Arran. 


1855  c. 

56 

57 

5S 

59  r.  f.  c . . 

60  . 

61  . 

62  . 

63  . 

64  . 

65  . 

66  . 

67  . 

68  . 

69  . 

70  ......... 

71  . 

72  . 

73  . 

74  . 


Arran. 

Arran. 

Southampton 
and  Paisley, 
Southampton 
and  Paisley.. 
Thornbury. 
Thornbury. 
Bayfield. 
Bayfield. 
Bayfield. 
Mitchell. 
Mitchell. 
Mitchell. 

St.  George 
Matilda. 

Matilda. 

Matilda. 
Montreal  Conf. 


WESLEYAN  METHODIST  CONFERENCE. 


87 


E. 


EASON,  RICHARD. 

1S72  c . . 

73  r.  on  t.  .  Kingston  First. 

74  .  Montreal  Conf. 


EASTMAN,  ANDREW  C. 

1867  C .  Clarendon. 

Alice. 


68  r.  on  t. 


Calabogie. 


69  .  Calabogie. 

70  .  Located. 


EBY,  CHARLES  S.,  B.  A. 

1866  c .  . 

67  )  R.  on  t  J 

to  >  s.  v.  c.  7  Cobourg. 

70  J 


71  R.F.C. &0 

72  . 

73  . 

74  . 


(  Preston  and 
(  Paris,  Germ. 
J  Preston  and 
j  Paris,  Germ. 
Hamilton,  Germ. 
London  Conf. 


Editor  for  some  years  of  Cana¬ 
dian  Evangelist  (German  Metho¬ 
dist.) 

Delegate  to  the  First  General 
Conference,  Toronto,  1874. 

A  graduate  of  Victoria  Univer¬ 
sity — A.B.,  1871. 


EDMISON,  THOMAS  J. 

1868  c .  Oakwood. 

69  R.  on  t.  .  Oakwood. 

70  .  Omemee. 

71  s.  v.  c  . .  Cobourg. 

72  s.  v.  c  . .  Cobourg. 

73  r.f.c.&o  Grafton. 

74  .  Toronto  Conf. 


EDMONDS,  JABEZ. 


1870  c . 

71  r.  on  t  . . 

72  . 

73  s.  v.  c  . . 

74  . 


Nissouri. 

Peel. 

Berlin. 
Cobourg. 
London  Conf. 


EDWARDS,  ANDREW. 


1852  c . 

53  R.  on  t.  . 

54  ord . 

55  . 

56  R.  F.  c  .  . 

57  . 

58  . 


Barrie. 

Barrie. 

Holland  L’ding. 

Guelph. 

Kincardine. 

Kincardine. 

Kincardine. 


59  .  St.  Mary’s. 

60  .  St.  Mary’s. 

61  .  Cartwright. 

62  .  Cartwright. 

63  .  Cartwright. 

64  .  Lindsay. 

65  .  Lindsay. 

66  .  Lindsay. 

67  .  Exeter. 

68  .  Exeter. 

69  .  Exeter. 

70  .  Fingal. 

71  .  Fingal. 

72  .  Fingal. 

73  .  Belmont. 

74  .  London  Conf. 


EDWARDS,  GEORGE. 

1873  R.  on  t  . .  Palestine,  Man. 
74  .  Toronto  Conf. 


EDWARDS,  TIMOTHY. 
1857  r.  on  t  . .  Ingersoll. 


58  .  St.  George. 

59  .  Rem.  to  U.  S. 


EDWARDS,  WM.  WATSON. 


1866 

67 

68 

69 

70 

71 

72 

73 

74 


(  Harrowsmith 
(  and  Frontenac. 
Bath,  5  months. 
Erin,  7  months. 
Erin. 

Listowel. 
s.  v.  c  . .  Cobourg. 
s.  v.  c  . .  Cobourg. 


r.  on  t  . 


R.F.C.&O. 


j  Wallaceburg 
(  Walpole  Isld. 
London  Conf. 


EDWARDS,  ABEL. 


1863  r.  out  . 

.  Mooretown. 

64  ) 

{  No  Station — 

65  i . 

\  ill  health. 

66  . 

.  Muskoka. 

67  . 

.  Orangeville. 

68  . 

.  Cooksville. 

69  ) 

(  No  Station — 

70  j  . 

{  ill  health. 

71  . 

.  Nissouri. 

72  . 

.  Aylmer. 

73  R.F.c.&o  East  Zorra. 

74  .  London  Conf. 


ELLIOTT,  JAMES. 

1841  c .  Richmond. 

42  r.  on  T . .  Richmond. 

43  .  L’Orignal. 

44  .  Matilda.. 

45  r.f.c.&o  Kemptville, 

46  .  Kemptville, 

47  .  Kemptville, 

48  .  Hull. 

49  .  Aylmer. 

50  .  Prescott. 

51  .  Prescott. 

52  .  Prescott. 

53  .  Brockville. 


1854  . 

55  . 

56  . 

57  ) 

58  >  CHMN.  . 

59  )  . 

60 

61  >  CHMN.  . 

62  ) 

63  CHMN.  .  . 

64  1 

65  >  CHMN  .  . 

66  ) 

67  CHMN  .  . 

68  ) 

69  >  CHMN.  . 

70  ) 

71 

72  >  CHMN.  . 

73  } 

74  . 


Hamilton. 
Hamilton. 
Hamilton. 
Quebec  and  Point 
Levi. 

Quebec. 

Toronto  West. 

Hamilton. 

Montreal  Centre. 

Hamilton,  John 
Street. 


London. 


Quebec. 

Montreal  Conf. 


Secretary  of  Conference,  1856 
President  of  Conference,  1867  - 
Delegate  to  the  General  Confer 
ence,  Toronto,  1874. 


ELLSWORTH,  ORRIN 
HAMILTON. 

1852  c, 


53  r.  on  t  . . 

54  . 

55  ORD . 

56  R.  F.  c. . 

57  . 

58  . 

59  . 

60  . 

61  . 

62  . 

63  . 

64  . 

65  . 

66  . 


Mud  Lake. 
Vienna. 
Vienna. 
Paris. 

Paris. 

Paris. 

Stratford. 

Stratford. 

Mitchell. 

Mitchell. 

Bayfield. 

Bayfield. 

Kincardine. 

Kincardine. 

Kincardine. 


Died  Jan.  2nd,  1867,  aged  49 
years. 


ENGLISH,  JOHN. 


1848  |  IZl  |  Cobom'g- 

49  .  Malahide. 

50  .  Brantford. 

51  .  Simcoe. 

52  r.f.c.&o  Newcastle. 

53  .  Newcastle. 

54  .  Stoney  Creek. 

55  .  Stoney  Creek. 

56  .  Grimsby. 

57  .  Grimsby. 

58  .  Stirling. 

59  .  Stirling. 

60  .  Milford. 

61  .  Milford. 

62  .  Milford. 


88 


MINISTERS  AND  PROBATIONERS. 


1863  .  Trenton. 

64  . Trenton. 

65  .  Mailoc. 

66  .  Madoc. 

67  .  Madoc. 

68  .  Rawdon. 

69  .  Rawdon. 

70  .  Rawdon. 

71  .  Farnham. 

72  .  Farnham. 

73  .  Selby. 

74  .  Toronto  Conf. 


ENGLISH,  NOBLE 
FRANKLIN. 


1845  R.  on  T.,  Hamilton. 

46  .  Toronto. 

47  k.f.c.  &o  Demorestville. 

48  .  Brockville. 

49  .  Brockville. 

50  .  Brockville. 

51  .  Bytown. 

52  .  Bytown. 

53  .  Brantford. 

54  .  Brantford. 

55  .  Chatham. 

56  .  Chatham. 

57  .  St.  Thomas. 

58  .  Cooksville. 

59  .  Cooksville. 

60  .  Cooksville. 

61  .  Goderich. 

62  .  Goderich. 

63  .  Goderich. 

64  .  London  South. 

65  .  London  South. 

66  .  Weston. 

67  .  Weston. 

68  .  Weston. 

69  .  Elora. 

70  .  Elora 

71  .  Elora. 

72  .  London  South. 

73  .  London  South. 


Died  May  23rd,  1874,  aged  53 
years. 


ENGLISH,  WILLIAM. 


1839  R.  on  t  .  .  Gambia,  W.A. 

40  .  Gambia,  W.A. 

41  .  St.  Vincent,  W.  I. 

42  .  St.  Vincent,  W.  I. 

43  r.fc.  &o  Tobago, •  W.I. 

44  .  Tobago,  W.I. 

45  .  Barbadoes,  W.I. 

46  .  Barbadoes,  W.I. 

47  .  Abram’s  Tuil, 

Dem. 

48  .  Ret.  to  England. 

49  .  Turk’s  Isld,  W.I. 

50  .  Turk’s  Isld, W.I. 


1851  . . 

Turk’s  Isld,  W.I. 

52  ) 

53  I  . 

Nassau,  New 

54 

Providence. 

55  .. 

Harbour  Island. 

56  . . 

Harbour  Island. 

57  .. 

Napanee.  % 

58  .. 

Napanee. 

59  .. 

Napanee. 

60  .. 

Bradford. 

61  .. 

Bradford. 

62  f. 

.SEC  . 

London  Circuit. 

63  f. 

SEC  .  . 

London  Circuit. 

64  f. 

SEC  .  . 

Exeter. 

65  .. 

Morrisburg. 

66  f. 

SEO  .  . 

Morrisburg. 

67  f. 

SEC  .  . 

Lyn. 

68  f. 

SEC  .  . 

Lyn. 

69  .. 

Granby. 

70  f. 

SEC  .  . 

Granby. 

71  F. 

SEC  .  . 

Granby. 

72  f. 

SEC  .  . 

Dunham. 

73  .. 

Dunham. 

74  .. 

Montreal  Conf. 

Delegate  to  the  First  General 
Conference,  Toronto,  1874. 


1872  l  j  Muncey,  Mt.  El- 

73  j .  |  gin  Institution. 

74  .  London  Conf. 


Delegate  to  the  First  General 
Conference,  Toronto,  1874. 


EVANS,  JAMES. 


1830  1 

Methodist 

31  . 

Episcopal 

32  ) 

Conference. 

33  ORD . 

34) 

St.  Catharines. 

to  > . \  , 

37  ) 

.  St.  Clair. 

38  . 

,  Lake  Superior. 

39  . 

.  Guelph. 

40  ) 

to  > . 

1  Norway  House 

l  and  Gen.  Supt. 

45  | 

(  Miss.  H.  B.  T. 

46  . 

.  Visiting  Eng. 

Died  at  Keelby,  in  Lincoln¬ 
shire,  England,  Nov.  23rd,  1846, 
aged  46  years. 


EVANS.  EPHRAIM.  D.D. 


1827 

( 

to 

. 

32 

1 

33 

ORD  .... 

34 

35 

36 

37 

38 

39 

CHMN  .  . 

40 

41 

42 

43 

44 

y  . 

45 

46  J 

47 

48 

to 

. 

56 

i 

57 

CHMN.  .  . 

58 

. 1 

59 

to 

CHMN.  . 

65 

66 

CHMN.  .  . 

67 

CHMN.  .  . 

68 

CHMN.  . 

69 

CHMN.  . 

70 

CHMN.  .  . 

71 

CHMN.  .  . 

Methodist 
Episcopal 
Conference. 
Agent  U.  C.  A. 
Aneaster. 

Editor  Christian 
Guardian. 

London  District. 

Hamilton. 


London. 


Toronto  West. 
Eastern  British 
America 
Conference. 
Kingston, 
Kingston. 
Victoria,  V.  1. 

Victoria,  V.  I. 

Nanaimo,  B.  C. 
Nanaimo,  B.  C. 
Hamilton 

Centre. 

Yorkville. 

Yorkville. 


EVANS,  JOHN  SWANTON. 


1847  c . 

Toronto  Circuit. 

48  c . 

Seneca. 

49  r.  on  T .  . 

St.  Thomas. 

( 

|  Yonge  Street. 

50  . 

[  Toronto  East. 

( 

St.  Catharines. 

51  . 

St.  Catharines. 

52  R.F.C.  &0 

Woodstock. 

53  . 

Port  Dover. 

54  . 

Odelltown  and 

Hemmingford. 

55  . 

Goderich. 

56  . 

Goderich. 

57  . 

Goderich. 

58  . 

Mitchell. 

59  . 

Mitchell. 

60  . 

Melbourne. 

61  . 

Melbourne. 

62  . 

Danville. 

63  . 

Danville. 

64  . 

Danville. 

65  )  i 

j  Coaticoke  and 

66  j  .  i 

Barnston, 

67  . 

Dunham . 

68  . 

Dunham, 

69  F.  SEC.  .  . 

Spencerville. 

70  F.  SEC.  .  . 

Morrisburg. 

71  F.  SEC.  .  . 

Morrisburg. 

72  F.  SEC.  .  . 

Morrisburg. 

73  . 

Uxbridge. 

74  . 

Toronto  Conf. 

Journal  Secretary  of  Conference, 
1861-1866. 


WESLEYAN  METHODIST  CONFERENCE. 


89 


F. 


FAULKNER,  WILLIAM. 
1826  r.  on  t.  .  Three  Rivers. 


27  .  Melbourne. 

28  .  Three  Rivers. 

29  .  Rem.  to  Nfld. 


FAWCETT,  JAMES  B. 


1872  o .  . . 

73  R.  on  t.  .  Fairfield. 

74  .  Montreal  Conf. 


FAWCETT,  JOHN. 

1853  o .  Norwood. 

54  R.  on  t  .  .  Norwood. 

55  .  Dropped. 


FAWCETT,  MICHAEL. 

1841  c .  Barrie. 

42  r.  on  t  .  .  Sidney. 

43  .  Marmora. 

44  .  Elizabethtown. 

45  r.f.c.&o  Elizabethtown. 

46  .  Elizabethtown. 

47  .  Bath. 

48  .  Bath. 

49  .  Bowmanville. 

50  .  Sidney. 

51  .  Sidney. 

52  .  Sidney. 

53  .  Conseeon. 

54  .  Conseeon. 

55  .  Conseeon. 

56  .  Conseeon. 

57  .  Frankford  and 

Trenton. 

58  .  Grimsby. 

59  .  Grimsby. 

60  .  Grimsby. 

61  .  Smitliville. 

62  .  St.  George. 

63  .  St.  George. 

64  .  St.  George. 

65  .  Brampton. 

66  .  Brampton. 

67  .  Brampton. 

08  .  Markham. 

69  .  Markham. 

70  .  Oakville. 

71  .  Oakville. 

72  .  High  Bluff,  Man. 

73  . -High  Bluff,  Man. 

74  .  Toronto  Conf. 


FAWCETT,  THOMAS. 

1832  c .  Dumfries. 

33  R.  on  T .  .  Toronto  Tp. 

34  .  Newmarket. 

35  .  Whitby. 

36  .  Yonge  Street. 


1837  r.f.c.&o  St.  Thomas. 

38  . 

.  Oxford. 

39  . 

40  . 

.  Oxford. 

(  Malahide. 
j  Goderich. 

41  . 

.  Goderich. 

42  . 

.  Guelph. 

43  . 

.  Guelph. 

44  ) 

45  y . 

(  Brantford  and 
(  Grand  River' 

46  ) 

47  . 

(  "Woodstock. 

(  Sarnia. 

48  . 

.  Sarnia. 

49  . 

.  Sarnia. 

50  . 

.  Chatham. 

51  . 

.  St.  Mary’s. 

52  . 

.  St.  Mary’s. 

53  . 

.  St.  George. 

54  . 

St.  George. 

55  . 

St.  George. 

56  . 

Grand  River. 

57  . 

Grand  River. 

58  . 

Grand  River. 

Killed  by  an  accident  on  the 
G.  W.  R.,  March  19th,  1859, 

aged  51  years. 

FEAR,  JAMES. 

1869  r.  on  x. 

Georgetown. 

Died  April 
29  years. 

17th,  1870,  aged 

FEAR, 

SAMUEL. 

1842  c . 

Chinguacousy. 

43  c . 

Chinguacousy. 

44  r.  on  t. 

Brock. 

45  . 

Brock. 

46  . 

Guelph. 

47  R.  F.  c .  . 

Gosfield. 

48  ORD  .  .  . . 

Chatham. 

49  . 

Chatham. 

50  . 

Goderich. 

51  . 

Goderich. 

52  . 

Goderich. 

53  . 

Owen  Sound. 

54  . 

Owen  Sound. 

55  . 

Owen  Sound. 

56  . 

Brock. 

57  . 

Brock. 

58  . 

Brock. 

59  . 

Peel. 

60  . 

Peel. 

61  . 

Peel. 

62  . 

Blenheim. 

63 . 

Blenheim. 

64  . 

Elora. 

65  . 

Elora. 

66  . 

7n 

Elora. 

1  ^  Sault  Ste  Marie 

fiq  [ .  I  &  Garden  River. 


70  .  Battersea. 

71  .  Battersea. 


1872  . 

Battersea. 

73  . 

Tamworth. 

74  . 

Montreal  Conf. 

FEATHER,  THOMAS. 

1858  c . 

Maitland. 

59  r.  on  t  . 

Opeonga  Road. 

60  . 

Durham,  C.  E. 

61  s.  v.  c  . 

Cobourg. 

62  r.f.c.&o  Newmarket 

and  Aurora. 

63  . 

Barrie. 

64  . 

Thornbury. 

65  . 

Thornbury. 

66  . 

Orillia. 

67  . 

Orillia. 

68  . 

Arkona. 

69  . 

Wellesley. 

to  . 

W  ellesley. 

71  . 

Rem.  to  Eng. 

FERGUSON,  GEORGE. 

1816b 

(  Methodist 

to  y . 

Episcopal 

32  J 

l  Conference. 

33  . 

Waterloo. 

34  . 

Sidney. 

35  . 

Sidney. 

36  . 

Prescott  and 

37  . 

Augusta. 

38  . . 

Matilda. 

39  . 

Matilda. 

40  stjp’d  . . . 

Grand  River. 

41  . 

Dumfries. 

42  . 

43  b 

Dumfries. 

to  sup’d  . 
50  J 

Nelson. 

Died  January  1st,  1851,  aged 
65  years. 

FERGUSON 

GEORGE,  JR. 

1863  r.  o? it.. 

Lyn. 

64  . 

Farmersville. 

65  . 

Newboro’  and 

Bedford. 

66  . 

Manningville. 

67  R.  F.  C.  &  0 

Washington. 

68  . 

W  aterford. 

69  . 

Port  Rowan. 

70  . 

Port  Rowan. 

71  . 

Elmira. 

72  . 

Elmira. 

73  . 

Vienna. 

74  . 

London  Conf. 

FERGUSON,  JOHN. 

1869  c . 

Hungerford. 

70  r.  on  t.  . 

Demorestville. 

71 . 

Cataraqui. 

90 


MINISTERS  AND  PROBATIONERS. 


1872  .  Amherst  Isle. 

1865  . 

.  .  Niagara. 

73  r.f.o.&o  Amherst  Isle. 

66  . 

. .  N  iagara. 

74  .  Montreal  Conf. 

67  . 

.  .  Port  Dalhousie. 

68  . 

. .  Port  Dalhousie. 

69  sup’d  . 

.  .  Metis. 

FERGUSON,  THOMAS 

70  sup’d  . 

.  .  Smitliville. 

ALEXANDER. 

7 1  sup’d  . 

. .  Smitliville. 

1857  o .  Tutor  Vic.  Col. 

72  . 

.  .  Withdrew. 

58  R.  o»T..  Tutor  Vic.  Col. 

— 

59  .  Agt.  for  Vic.  Col. 

60  .  Yonge  St.  North. 

61  r.f.C.&o  Yonge  St.  North. 

62  . .  Yonge  St.  North. 

63  .  Brampton. 

64  .  Brampton. 

65  .  Brampton. 

66  .  Waterdown. 

67  .  Waterdown. 

68  .  Berlin. 

69 


F.  SEC  . 

70  F.  SEC  . 

71  . 

72  . 

73  . 

74  . 


Berlin. 

Berlin. 
Darlington. 
Darlington. 
Darlington. 
Toronto  Conf. 


FERRIER,  ROBT.  W.,  M.A. 
1861  c.  . . . 


62  r.  on  t  . 

63  . 

64  . 


St.  John’s,  C.  E. 
St.  Catharines. 
Montreal  Centre. 


65  r.f.c.&o  Chambly. 

66  .  Tutor  Vic.  Col. 

67  .  Montreal  Centre. 

68  .  Montreal  East. 

69  sup’y  . .  .  Montreal  Centre. 
Died  May  2nd,  1S70,  aged  32 

years. 


FESSANT.  EDWIN. 

Qr7  i  Gosfield  and 

0  ! .  (  Rochester. 

58  r.  out..  Milford. 

59  s.  v.  c  . .  Cobourg. 

60  .  Collingwood. 

61  r.f.c.&o  Danville. 

62  .  Leeds. 

63  .  Leeds. 

64  .  Leeds. 

65  .  Eganville. 

66  .  Maberly. 

67  .  Maberly. 

68  .  Newboro’. 

69  .  Newboro’. 

70  .  Newboro’. 

1  j  Clarendon  and 

1  .  (  Portage  du  Fort. 

72  f.  sec.  .  j  Portage  du  Fort. 

73  F.  sec.  .  (  Portage  duFort. 

74  .  London  Conf. 


FIELD,  GEORGE  H. 

1860  R.  on  T . .  Millbrook. 

61  .  Bath. 

fio  j  Waterloo — 

j  Kingston. 

63  s .  v.  c  . .  Cobourg. 


FIFE,  WILLIAM  H. 

1869  r.  on  T . .  Rosemont. 

70  .  Bond  Head. 

71  .  Drayton. 

72  .  Blenheim. 

73  r.f.c.&o  Sandwich. 

74  . :  .  London  Conf. 


FISH,  CHARLES. 

1848  c .  Guelph. 

49  R.  on  T . .  Guelph. 

50  .  Peel. 

51  .  Nelson. 

52  r.f.c.&o  Bowman ville. 

53  .  Bowmanville. 

54  .  N  ewburg. 

55  .  N  ewburg. 

56  .  N ewburg. 

57  .  Picton. 

58  .  Picton. 

59  .  Toronto  West. 

60  .  Toronto  West. 

61  .  Toronto  West. 

62  .  Collingwood. 

63  .  Collingwood. 

64  l  (  Kingston,  Agent 

65  (  '  (for  Victoria  Col. 

66  .  Streetsville. 

67  .  Streetsville. 

68  .  Streetsville. 

69  .  Yonge  Street. 

70  . Yonge  Street. 

71  .  Yonge  Street. 

72  .  Peterboro’. 

73  .  Peterboro’. 

74  .  Toronto  Conf. 

Delegate  to  the  First  General 
Conference,  Toronto,  1874. 


FISHER,  JOHN  S. 


1866 

R.  wit..  Cainsville. 

67 

.  Cainsville. 

68 

.  Oakville. 

69 

.  Oakville. 

70 

r.f.  C.  &  o  Harmony. 

71 

72 

.  Harmony. 

73 

.  Lucknow. 

74 

.  London  Conf. 

64  r.f.c.&o  Roxborough. 


FLANAGAN,  JOHN. 


1835  r.  on  t. 

36  . 

37  ORD 

38  R.  F.  c. 

39  . 


Cobourg. 

London. 

Toronto  Circuit. 

Cornwall. 

Located. 


FLANDERS,  CHAS.  RUSTON. 

1873  R.  on  t.  .  St.  Armand. 

74  .  Montreal  Conf. 


FLANDERS,  RUFUS 
ARLINGTON. 


1841  c . 

Russelltown. 

42  r.  on  t  . . 

Russelltown. 

43  . 

St.  Armand. 

44  . 

St.  Armand. 

45  . 

St.  Armand. 

46  R.  F.  C.  &  0 

Wesley  ville. 

47  . 

Leeds. 

48  . 

Leeds. 

49  . 

Leeds. 

50  . 

Shefford. 

51  . 

Shefford. 

52  . 

Shefford. 

53  . 

Shefford. 

54  . 

Dunham. 

55  . 

Dunham. 

56  . 

Dunham. 

57  F.  SEC  .  . 

Dunham. 

58  F.  SEC  .  . 

Clarenceville. 

59  F.  SEC  .  . 

Clarenceville. 

60  F.  SEC  .  . 

Clarenceville. 

61  . 

St.  Armand. 

62  . 

St.  Armand. 

63  CHMN...  . 

St.  Armand. 

64  CHMN .  .  . 

Clarenceville. 

65  CHMN.  .  . 

Clarenceville. 

Died  October  12th,  1865,  aged 
48  years. 


FLETCHER,  ASHTON,  JR. 

1854  r.  out..  Nelson. 

55  s.  v.  c  . .  Cobourg. 

56  u.  v.  c  . .  Cobourg. 

57  .  Located. 

A  graduate  of  Victoria  Univer¬ 
sity  ;  B.A.,  1859;  LL.B.,  1S64. 
Is  now  (1880)  a  lawyer  in  Wood- 
stock,  Ontario. 


FLETCHER,  ASHTON,  SEN. 


1855  R.  MIT.  , 

56  ORD  .... 

57 

58  ) 

to  > 

sup’y... 

63  \ 

64') 

to  > 

-  sup’y  .  . 

66  J 

67  i 

sup’y  .  .  . 

68 

sup’y  .  .  . 

69 

sup’y  .  .  . 

70  j 

to 

>  sup’y  .  . 

73  ' 

1 

74 

Stouffville. 

Humber. 

Albion. 

Woodstock. 


Ingersoll. 

Woodstock. 

Woodstock. 

Brampton. 

Hastings. 

Toronto  Conf. 


FLETCHER,  DRUMMOND  J. 

1851  r.  on  t  . .  Woodstock. 

52  .  W ellesley. 

53  .  Dropped. 


WESLEYAN  METHODIST  CONFERENCE. 


91 


FLUMMERFELT,  CORNELLS 


FORSTER,  JOSEPH  L. 


1827 

c . 

28  } 

1 

to 

34  1 

1 

35 

c . 

36 

c . 

37 

E.  on  T . . 

38 

OED  .  .  . . 

39 

R.  F.  C.  . . 

40 

41 

42 

43 

44 

45 

46 

47 

48 

49 

50 

51 

52 

53 

54 

55  ; 

1 

to 

►  sup’d. 

60  ] 

I 

Toronto  Circuit. 

Desisted. 

N  ewmarket. 
Brock. 

Brock. 

Brock. 

W  alpole. 

Gosfield  and 

Howard. 
Gosfield  and 

Howard. 

Thames. 

Chatham. 

Muncey. 

London  Circuit. 
London  Circuit. 
Mono. 

Bradford. 

Bradford. 

Brock. 

Brock. 

Brock, 

StouffVille. 

Stouffville. 

Markham. 


Died  Feb.  10th,  1861,  aged  73 
years. 


FORD,  WILLIAM  J. 

1868  c .  Madoc. 

69  B.  on  T .  .  Shannonville. 

70  .  Drummond ville. 

71  .  Dundas. 

72  e.f.c. &o  Waterford. 

73  .  Waterford. 

74  .  London  Conf. 


FORMAN,  RICHARD  JOHN. 

1853  E.  on  t.  .  Newmarket. 

54  .  Bradford. 

55  .  Thorold. 

56  .  Grimsby. 

57  e.f.c.&o  Thamesford. 

58  .  Georgetown. 

59  .  Georgetown. 

60  .  Galt. 

61  .  Elora. 

62  .  Elora. 

63  F.  sec  . .  Elora. 

64  f.  sec.  .  .  Blenheim. 

65  f.  sec.  .  .  Blenheim. 

66  .  Washington. 

67  .  Westminster. 

68  .  Westminster. 

69  .  London  South. 

70  .  London  South. 

71  .  London  South. 

72  .  Drayton. 

73  .  Drayton. 

74  .  London  Conf. 

Delegate  to  the  First  General 
Conference,  Toronto,  1874. 


1870  c . . 

71  e.  on  t.  .  Milford. 


72  .  Bradford. 

73  .  Point  Levis. 

74  .  Located. 


FORSYTH,  JOSEPH  L. 
1855  e.  on  t.  .  Bruce  Mines. 

56  e.f.c.&o  Bruce  Mines. 

/  Compton  and 
1  Coaticoke. 

60  .  Hatley. 

61  .  Egan  ville. 

62  sup’y.  . .  Egan  ville. 

63  .  Located. 


FOWLER,  HIRAM. 


1855  c .  Dudswell. 

56  E.  on  t  .  .  Chaudiere. 

57  .  Sutton. 

58  .  Sutton. 

59  e.f.c.&o  Bearbrook. 

60  .  Sutton. 

61  .  Sutton. 

62  .  Sutton. 

63  .  Farnham. 

64  .  Farnham. 

65  .  .  Farnham. 

66  .  Sutton. 

67  .  Sutton. 

68  .  Sutton. 

69  .  Eaton. 

70  .  Eaton. 

71  .  Cookshire. 

72  .  Bury. 

73  .  Bury. 

74  .  Montreal  Conf. 


FOWLER,  ROBERT,  M.D., 
M.R.C.S.E. 


1853  c . 

Nelson. 

54  E.  on  t  .  . 

Oshawa. 

55  . 

Markham. 

56  . 

Markham. 

57  e.f.c.&o  Toronto  East. 

cq  ! 

j  Wolfe  Island. 

Oo  . 

I  Hamilton. 

KQ 

j  Consecon. 

oy  . 

1  Brantford. 

60  . 

YongeSt.  Sou 

61  . 

Keene. 

62  . 

Keene. 

63  sup’d.  . . 

Frankford. 

64  . 

Sidney. 

65  . 

Sidney. 

66  . 

Sidney. 

67  . 

Colborne. 

68  . 

Colborne. 

69  . 

Colborne. 

70  . 

Orillia. 

71  . 

Orillia. 

72  . 

Orillia. 

73  . 

Fergus. 

74  . 

London  Conf. 

Delegate  to  the  First  General 
Conference,  Toronto,  1874. 


FRANKLIN,  BENJAMIN. 

1872  c .  Carlton  Place. 

73  e.  (wit..  Smith’s  Falls. 

74  .  Montreal  Conf. 


FRAZEE,  ELIAS  WETMORE. 


1857  c . 

Stratford. 

58  c . 

W  awanosh. 

59  e.  on  t  . , 

Bayfield, 

60  . 

Teeswater. 

61  . 

Berlin. 

62  E.F.C.  &0 

Peel. 

63  . 

Lucknow. 

64  . 

Lucknow. 

55 . 

Napier. 

66  . 

Oil  Springs  and 

Petrolia. 

67  . 

Petrolia. 

68  . 

Oil  Springs. 

69  . 

Removed  to  the 

United  States  and  united 
with  the  Detroit  Conference 
of  the  Methodist  Episcopal 
Church.  In  1874  he  was, 
stationed  at  Clinton  and 
Macon,  Adrian  District. 


FRESHMAN,  CHAS.,  D.D. 

1860  )  E.F.C&O. 
to  >  . 

63  j 

64 

to  >  .  Preston  German 

68  )  Mission. 

69  .  Brighton. 

70  .  Lindsay. 

71  .  Lindsay. 

72  .  Ingersoll. 

73  .  Ingersoll. 

74  .  London  Conf. 


Hamilton  Ger¬ 
man  Mission. 


FRESHMAN,  JACOB. 


1863  c . 

Hamilton  G.  M. 

64  e.  wit.  . 

Preston  G.  M. 

65  . 

Preston  G.  M. 

66  . 

Hamilton  G.M. 

67  E.F.C.&O 

Waterloo  G.M. 

68  . 

Heidelburg  and 

Grey. 

69  sup’d  . . . 

Brighton. 

70  . 

Agent  Vic.  Col. 

71  . 

Agent  Vic.  Col. 

72  . 

Georgeville  and 

Magog. 

73  . 

Gananoque. 

74  . 

Montreal  Conf. 

FYDELL,  THOS.  ROBERTS. 

1872  c .  Hillsdale  and 

Penetanguishene 

73  e.  on  t  . .  Pittsburg. 

74  .  London  Conf. 


MINISTERS  AND  PROBATIONERS. 


92 


GABIE,  ROBERT  L. 
1863  ii.  on  T .  .  Carlton  Place. 


64  .... 

. .  .  .  Moulinette. 

65  .... 

. .  .  .  PTtzroy  Harbour. 

66  .... 

....  Fitzroy  Harbour. 

67  .... 

....  Brampton. 

68  s.  v.  c  . .  Cobourg. 

Died  May  18th,  1869,  aged  34 
jears. 


GALBRAITH,  WILLIAM. 

1861  e.  out..  Victoria  Road. 

62  .  Lindsay. 

63  .  Bowmanville. 

64  s.  v.  o  . .  Cobourg. 

65  e.f.c.  &o  Sheiford  and 

Lawreneeville. 

66  .  St.  Mary’s. 

67  .  Dorchester. 

68  .  Park  Hill. 

69  .  Streetsville. 

70  .  Hamilton  East. 

71  .  Hamilton  East. 

72  .  Montreal  Third. 

73  .  Montreal  Third. 

74  .  Montreal  Conf. 


GALLOWAY,  JOSEPH. 


1869  e.  On  T. . 

Blenheim. 

70  . 

Blenheim. 

71  . 

Romney. 

72 . 

YongeSt.  South. 

73  E.F.C.  &  0 

Silver  Islet. 

74  . 

Toronto  Conf. 

GARBUTT, 

THOMAS  E. 

1861  e.  on  t  . . 

St.  Mary’s. 

62  . 

Clinton. 

63  . 

Bayfield. 

64  s.  v.  c  . . 

Cobourg. 

65  s.  v.  c  . . 

Cobourg. 

66  E.F.C.&O 

YongeSt.  North. 

67  . 

Yonge  St.  N orth. 

68  . 

Yonge  St.  North. 

69  . 

Montreal  South. 

Died  March 
34  years. 

19th,  1S69,  aged 

GARRETT, 

JOHN  COLQU- 

HOUN. 

1868  c . 

L’Orignal. 

69  e.  on  T . 

Chandos. 

70  . 

Bath  and  Am- 

herst  Isle. 


71  .  Winchester. 

72  e.f.c.&o  Moulinette. 

73  .  North  Augusta. 

74  .  Montreal  Conf. 


GARRETT,  RICHARD. 

1835  c .  Wesleyville. 

36  o .  St.  Armand. 

37  e.  on  t  . .  Stanstead  and 

Barnston.  : 

38  .  Dunham. 

39  .  Located — ill- 

health. 


GATCHELL,  JOSEPH. 

1810  )  (  Methodist 

to  - . I  Episcopal 

32  )  (  Conference. 

33  sup’d.  . .  Long  Point. 

34  sup’d.  .  •  Long  Point, 

35  .  Dropped. 

Note. — As  a  member  of  the 
Wesleyan  Conference  after  the 
Union  of  1833,  Mr.  Gatchell  re¬ 
ceived  his  superannuation  claim 
from  the  united  body.  Never¬ 
theless,  in  June,  1834,  he  was  one 
of  the  five  who  met  and  organ¬ 
ized  the  present  Methodist  Epis¬ 
copal  Church  in  Canada,  and  sub¬ 
sequently  with  Culp  and  Pickett  i 
ordained  John  Reynolds  as  their  ; 
first  Bishop.  In  the  MSS.  Jour-  ! 
nals  of  the  Conference  of  1835, 
the  following  Resolution  appears 
in  his  case: — “Resolved,  that 
Joseph  Gatchell,  who  has  with¬ 
drawn  under  very  dishonourable 
circumstances,  is  therefore  drop¬ 
ped  without  any  further  notice.” 
He,  however,  became  an  effective 
worker  in  the  New  Church,  and 
for  several  years  occupied  thepo- 
sition  of  Presiding  Elder.  He 
died  in  1863. 


GEE,  DANIEL  F. 
1864  e.  on  t  .  .  Markham. 


65  . 

Brock. 

66  . 

Prince  Albert. 

67  . 

Newcastle. 

68  E.F.C.&O 

Stouffville. 

69  . 

Stouffville. 

70  . 

Stouffville. 

71  . 

Alliston. 

72  . 

Alliston. 

73  . 

Alliston. 

74  . 

Toronto  Conf. 

GEE, 

THOMAS. 

1872  c . 

.  Cayuga. 

73  e.  on  T. 

.  Welland. 

74  . 

.  London  Conf. 

GEMLEY,  JOHN. 

141  c .  Mississippi. 

42  e.  on  T.  .  Mississippi. 

43  .  St.  Andrews, 

44  .  Prescott. 


45  e.f.c.&o  Port  Hope. 

46  . 

Port  Hope. 

47  . 

Belleville. 

48  . 

Belleville. 

49  . 

Belleville. 

50  . 

Dundas. 

51  . 

Dundas. 

52  . 

Peterboro’. 

53  . 

Peterboro’. 

54  . 

Toronto  East. 

55  . 

Toronto  East. 

56  . 

Toronto  East. 

57  F.  SEC.  .  . 

Montreal  Centre. 

58  CHMN.  .  . 

Montreal  Centre. 

59 . 

Montreal  Centre. 

60  CHMN.  .  . 

Quebec. 

61  CHMN.  .  . 

Quebec. 

62  CHMN.  .  . 

Quebec. 

63  CHMN.  .  . 

Kingston. 

64  CHMN.  .  . 

Kingston. 

65  CHMN  .  . 

Kingston. 

66  CHMN.  .  . 

Brantford. 

67  CHMN.  .  . 

Brantford. 

68  CHMN.  .  . 

Brantford. 

69  sup’d.  .  . 

Toronto  East. 

70  ) 

Sec  U.  C.  Bible 

to  (■ . 1 

Soc.  by  permis¬ 
sion  of  Conf. 

73  \ 

74  . 

Toronto  Conf. 

Secretary  of  Conference  1861. 

GERMAN,  GEO.  G. 

1856  e.  on  t  . . 

Glanford. 

57  . 

Located — ill 

health. 

GERMAN,  JOHN  FERGUSON, 

M.A. 

1862 i  “ 

•  Cobourg. 

63  u.  v.  c  . 

Cobourg. 

64  . 

Napanee. 

65  . 

W  aterloo — 

Kingston 

66  e.f.c.&o  St.  George. 

67  . 

Paris. 

6S  . 

.  Paris. 

69  . 

.  Walsingham. 

70  . 

.  St.  Williams. 

71  . 

.  St.  Williams. 

72  . 

.  Norwich. 

73  . 

.  Norwich. 

74  . 

.  Toronto  Conf. 

A  graduate  of  Victoria  Uni 
versify,  Cobourg — B.A.,  1864 
M.A.,  1867. 


WESLEYAN  METHODIST  CONFERENCE. 


93 


GERMAN,  JOHN  WESLEY. 

1850  c .  Bath. 

51  k.  out..  Napanee. 

52  .  Brighton. 

53  .  Brighton. 

54  r.f.c.&o  Farmersville. 


55  . 

.  Farmersville. 

56  . 

.  Farmersville. 

57  . 

.  Wilton. 

58  . 

.  Wilton. 

59  . 

.  Sidnev. 

60  . 

.  Sidney. 

61  . 

.  Sidney. 

62  . 

.  Stirling. 

63  . 

.  Bath. 

64  . 

.  Bath. 

65  . 

Bath. 

66  . 

.  Elora. 

67  F.  SEC.  . 

.  Elora. 

68  F.  SEC.. 

.  Elora. 

69  . 

.  Port  Dover. 

70  . 

.  Port  Dover. 

71  . 

.  Port  Dover. 

72  . 

.  Seneca. 

73  . 

.  Seneca. 

74  . 

.  London.  Conf. 

GERMAN,  ORRIN. 

1870  c .  Maynootli  and 

Carlow. 

71  R.  on  T . .  Marmora. 

72  .  Brudenell  and 

Bark  Lake. 

73  ord .  Oxford  House, 

H.  B.  T. 

74  .  Toronto  Conf. 


GERMAN.  PETER. 


1853  c . 

54  r.  out.  . 

55  ORD 

56  . 

57  R.  F.  c. . 

58  . 

59  . 

60') 

to  i-  . 

64  J 

65  . 

66  . 

67 'j 

to  y  . 

71 J 

72  . 

73  . 

74  . 


St.  George. 

N  orwich. 

N  orwich. 
Norwich. 
Cornwall. 
Cornwall. 
Moulinette. 

Grand  River. 

Fairfield. 

Fairfield. 

Muncey. 

Port  Stanley. 
Port  Stanley. 
London  Conf. 


GIBSON,  JOSEPH  R, 


1870  c . 

.  Muskoka. 

7 1  R.  on  t  . 

.  Rosseau. 

72  . 

.  Rosemont. 

73  . 

.  Rosemont. 

74  . 

.  Toronto  Conf. 

GILBERT,  CHARLES  W.  M. 

1838  c . Dumfries. 

39  r.  on  t  . .  J3t.  Thomas. 

40  .  Simcoe. 


1841 

.  Grimsby. 

42 

B. F. c. &  o  N ewmarket. 

43 

.  Toronto  Circuit. 

1  44 

.  Albion. 

45 

.  Humber. 

46 

47 

48 

. Brock. 

49 

.  Dumfries. 

50 

.  Dumfries. 

■  51 

.  Tngersoll. 

52 

.  Ingersoll. 

53 

54 

.  St.  Mary’s. 

55 

.  Mono. 

56 

.  Mono. 

57 

.  Delhi. 

58 

.  Delhi. 

59 

to 

;•  .  Lvnedoch. 

73 

74 

) 

.  London  Conf. 

GLADWIN,  JONATHAN. 

1S34 

R.  on  t  .  .  Isle  of  Tanti. 

35 

.  Isle  of  Tanti. 

36 

ord  ....  Amherstburg. 

37 

.  Isle  of  Tanti. 

Died  October  2nd,  1837,  aged 

34  years. 

1845 

GLASS,  WILLIAM. 

R.  on  t  .  .  Mono  and 

46 

Nottawasaga. 
.  Humber. 

47 

.  Markham. 

48 

.  Located. 

GLASSFORD,  EDWARD. 

1856 

57 

R.  on  t  .  .  Osgoode. 

58 

.  Located. 

GLOVER,  THOMAS  W. 

1867  1  i  Bible 

to  > . -  Christian 

70  )  (  Conference. 

71  .  Havelock. 

72  ord  ....  Blairton. 

73  .  Durham. 

74  .  Toronto  Conf. 


GODFREY,  ROBERT. 

1860  c .  Wellesley. 

61  R.  wit..  Elma. 

62  .  Brock. 

63  .  Frontenac. 

64  r.f.c.&o  Frontenac. 


65  . . . . 

66  .... 

....  Bannockburn. 

67  .... 

....  Bannockburn. 

68  .... 

69  .... 

....  Hastings. 

70  .... 

....  Hastings. 

71  .... 

.  .  .  .  Hastings. 

72  . . . . 

.  . . .  Bobcaygeon. 

73  .... 

.  .  .  .  Bobcaygeon. 

74  .... 

.  . . .  Toronto  Conf. 

GODWIN,  WILLIAM. 

1871  o .  Vienna,  4  mo. 

72  o .  Fairfield. 

73  r.  wit..  Nissouri. 

74  .  London  Conf. 


GOFF,  EDWARD  FADE. 

(  Toronto  Third. 
u  .  (  Brampton. 

72  r.  on  t..  Kleinburg. 

73  .  Yonge  St.  South.. 

74  .  Toronto  Conf. 


GOLD,  ISAAC. 

1859  r.  on  T.  .  Centreville  and 
Tamworth.. 

60  .  Milford. 

61  .  Bradford. 

62  .  Cookstown. 

63  r.f.c.&o  L’Orignal. 


64  . 

.  Ayhvin. 

65  . 

.  Aylwin. 

66  . 

.  Paisley. 

67  . 

.  Paislejc 

68  . 

.  Invermay. 

69  . 

.  Invermay. 

70  . 

.  Vespra. 

71  . 

.  Vespra. 

72  . 

.  V espra. 

73  F.  SEC  . 

.  Stayner. 

74  .  Toronto  Conf.. 


GOODERHAM,  JAMES. 

1848  R.  otiT..  Osha'wa. 

49  .  Markham. 

50  .  Located — ill 

health.. 

Died  on  Sunday,  the  11th  May, 
1878,  of  injuries  received  at  a 
railway  accident  near  Carleton 
Station  on  the  10th  inst.,  in  his 
54th  year. 


GOODFELLOW,  JOHN. 


1843  r.  071  t.  .  Albion. 

44  .  Markham. 

45  .  Guelph. 

46  .  Y ork. 

47  r.f.c.&o  London. 

48  .  Mono. 

49' .  Mono. 

50  .  N ewmarket. 

51  .  Newmarket. 

52  .  Amherstburg. 

53  .  Amherstburg. 

54  .  N anticoke. 

55  .  Nanticoke. 

56  .  Norwood. 

57  .  Norwood. 

58  .  Omemee. 

59  .  Omemee. 

60  .  Omemee. 

61  sup’d.  . .  Omemee. 


Died  July  22nd,  1861,  aged  43 
years. 


94 


MINISTERS  AND  PROBATIONERS. 


GOODRICH,  CHARLES  B. 

1836  e.  on  T. .  Thames. 

37  .  St.  Thomas. 

38  .  Walpole. 

39  .  Warwick  and 

Adelaide. 

40  r.f.c.&o  Goderich. 

41  .  Withdrew. 


GOODSON,  GEORGE. 

1836  k.  on  t.  .  Matilda. 

37  .  Matilda. 

38  .  Richmond. 

39  .  Hull. 

40  n.F.c.  &o  Crosby. 

41  . '. .  Crosby. 

42  .  Mississippi. 

43  .  Mississippi. 

44  .  Perth. 

45  .  Perth  and  Sher¬ 

brooke. 

46  .  Napanee. 

47  .  Napanee. 

48  .  Peterboro’. 

49  .  Port  Hope. 

50  .  Port  Hope. 

51  .  Guelph. 

52  .  Guelph. 

53  .  St.  Catharines. 

54  .  St.  Catharines. 

55  .  Dundas. 

56  .  Mt.  Pleasant. 

57  .  Mt.  Pleasant. 

58  f.  sec  . .  Mt.  Pleasant. 

59  .  Milton. 

60  .  Milton. 


61 

62 

63 

64 

65 

66 

67 

68 

69 

70 

71 

72 

73 


F.  SEC 
CHMN. 
CHMN. 
CHMN. 
CHMN. 
CHMN. 
CHMN. 
CHMN. 
CHMN. 
CHMN. 
CHMN. 


Milton. 

Owen  Sound. 

Owen  Sound. 

Owen  Sound. 

Chatham. 

Chatham. 

Chatham. 

Sarnia. 

Strathroy. 

Strathroy. 

Bradford. 

St.  Clair. 

St.  Clair. 


1872  .  Welland. 

73  .  Welland. 

74  .  London  Conf. 


GORDON,  JAMES  ALEX. 

1858  E.  on  T . .  Osgoode. 

59  .  Kemptville. 

60  .  Maitland. 

61  s.  v.  c  . .  Cobourg. 

62  e.f.c.&o  Hamilton. 

63  .  Hamilton. 

64  .  Montreal  West. 

65  .  Montreal  West. 

66  .  Hemmingford. 

67  .  Hemmingford. 

68  .  Hemmingford. 

69  .  Montreal  Third. 

70  .  Montreal  Third. 

71  .  Montreal  Third. 

72  .  Prescott. 

73  .  Prescott. 

74  .  Montreal  Conf. 


1865  ) 

66  >  stjp’d  . .  Waterdown. 

67  ) 

Died  Feb.  20th,  1868,  aged  70 
years. 


GRAHAM,  WILLIAM. 


1845 

46 


c . 

r.  on  t. 


Barrie. 
47  .  Barrie. 


48 


Located. 


1846 

47 

48 


1854 

55 

56 


GOSTELLO,  DAVID. 

c .  Snake  Island. 

r.  on  T. .  Snake  Island. 
.  Dropped. 


Died  May  11th,  1874,  aged  64 
years. 

GOODWIN,  JAMES. 

1856  E.  on  T . .  Dundas. 

57  .  Thorold. 

58  .  Thorold. 

59  .  Yonge  St.  South. 

60  e.f.c.  &o  Brampton. 

61  .  Brampton. 

62  .  Brampton. 

63  .  Mono. 

64  .  Mono. 

65  .  Mono. 

66  .  Reel. 

67  .  Reel. 

68  .  Peel. 

69  .  Bond  Head. 

70  .  Bond  Head. 

71  . Bond  Head. 


GRAHAM,  JAMES. 

1859  e.  on  t  . .  Newcastle. 

60  .  Markham. 

61  .  Bowmanville. 

62  .  Bowmanville. 

63  e.f.c.  &o  Yonge  St.  South. 

64  .  Yonge  St.  South. 

(  Yonge  St.  South. 

.  \  Clarenceville. 

66  .  Davenport  and 

Seaton. 

67  .  Baltimore  and 

Grafton. 

68  .  Canton. 

69  .  Canton. 

70  .  Clinton. 

71  .  Clinton. 

72  .  Clinton. 

73  .  Goderich. 

74  .  London  Conf. 

Delegate  to  the  First  General 
Conference,  Toronto,  1874. 


GRAHAM,  ROBERT. 

1850  R.  out..  - — - - - 

51  .  Russelltown. 

52  . . 

53  .  Eaton. 

54  e.f.c.  &o  Eaton. 

55  .  Eaton. 

56  .  Collingwood. 

57  .  Collingwood. 

58  .  Oakville. 

59  .  Brock. 

60  .  Grenville. 

61  .  Grenville. 

62  .  Innisfil. 

1  sup’d  . .  Oxford. 


GRAY,  JAMES. 

c .  Woodstock. 

e.  out.,  Simcoe. 
.  Goderich. 

49  .  Sarnia. 

50  e.f.c.  &o  Sarnia. 

51  .  Perth. 

52  .  Perth. 

53  .  Prescott. 

54  .  Prescott. 

55  .  Matilda. 

56  .  Matilda. 

57  .  Matilda. 

58  .  Waterdown. 

59  .  Waterdown. 

60  .....  ..  Waterdown. 

61  .  Oakville. 

62  .  Oakville. 


CHMN . 
CHMN . 
CHMN . 
CHMN  . 
CHMN. 
CHMN . 


Oakville. 

.  Smith’s  Falls. 

.  Smith’s  Falls. 

.  Smith’s  Falls. 

.  Newburg. 

.  Newburg. 

.  Newburg. 
(■Wellington  Sq. 

-j  Mount  Elgin  ln- 
Idustrial  School. 

.  Mount  Elgin  In¬ 
dustrial  School. 

.  St.  Mary’s. 

.  Milton. 

74  .  London  Conf. 

Secretary  of  Conference,  1867. 
Delegate  to  the  First  General 
Conference,  Toronto,  1874. 


63 

64 

65 

66 

67 

68 

69 

70 

71 

72 

73 


CHMN. 
CHMN .  . 


GREEN,  ALEX.  T. 

1845  e.  on  T . .  Grand  River. 

46  .  St.  Thomas. 

47  .  Brantford. 

48  .  Dundas. 

49  e.  f.c.  &  o  Dundas. 

50  .  Grimsby. 

51  .  Grimsby. 

52  .  London  Circuit. 

53  .  London  Circuit. 

54  .  Drummondville. 

55  .  Drummondville. 

56  .  Waterdown. 

57  .  Oakville. 

58  .  Oakville. 

59  .  Oakville. 

60  .  Port  Hope. 

61  .  Canton. 

62  .  Canton. 


WESLEYAN  METHODIST  CONFERENCE. 


95 


1863  ) 

to  >  sup’d  . . 

73  ) 

74  . 


Port  Hope. 
Toronto  Conf. 


1870 


73  F.  SEC  .  . 

74  . 


V 

Chatsworth, 
Chatsworth. 
Chatswortli. 
Invermay. 
Toronto  Conf. 


GREEN,  ANSON,  D.D. 

1824  )  f  Methodist 

to  > . J  Episcopal 

32  )  L  Conference. 

33  P.  eld  .  .  Augusta  Dist. 

34  p.  eld  .  .  Augusta  Dist. 

35  chmn.  . .  Augusta  Dist. 

36 'i 

to  1  chmn  .  .  Bay  Quinte  Dist. 
39  J 


40 

41  J-  CHMN.  . 

42  J 

43  CHMN.  .  . 

44  CHMN.  .  . 
45 'i 

to  y . 

53  J 

to  1  SUP  D  .  . 

58  J 


655 

to  [•  sup’d  . . 

73  J 


74 


Toronto  Dist. 

Hamilton. 

Toronto. 

Book  Steward. 

Toronto. 

Book  Steward. 

Toronto. 
Toronto  Conf. 


The  honorary  degree  of  D.D. 
was  conferred  upon  him  in  1853 
by - University,  U.S. 

Secretary  of  Conference,  1841  ; 
President  of  Conference,  1842  and 
1863.  Representative  to  the  Eng¬ 
lish  Wesleyan  Conference  in  1854 
and  again  in  1856.  Delegate  to 
the  First  General  Conference, 
Toronto,  1874. 


GREENE,  JOSIAH. 

1860  r.  on  t.  . 

Moulinette. 

61  . 

Moulinette. 

62  . 

Matilda. 

63  s.  v.  c  . . 

Cobourg. 

64  E.F.C.&O 

Keppel. 

65  . 

Keppel. 

66  . 

Keppel . 

67  . 

Artemesia. 

68  . 

Artemesia. 

69 . 

Artemesia. 

GREENER,  JAMES. 


1843  c . 

.  Buckingham. 

44  r.  on  t  . 

.  Buckingham. 

45  . 

.  Perth  and 

Sherbrooke, 

46  OED  .  .  . 

.  Clarendon. 

47  E.  F.  c  . 

.  Clarendon. 

48  . 

.  L’Orignal. 

49  . 

.  L’Orignal. 

50  . 

.  Aylmer,  C.  E. 

51  . 

.  Richmond. 

52  . 

.  Richmond. 

53  . 

.  Richmond. 

54  . 

.  Kemptville. 

55  . 

,  Kemptville. 

56  . 

.  Kemptville. 

57  F.  SEC  . 

.  Lindsay. 

58  . 

.  Consecon. 

59  . 

.  Ameliasburg. 

60  . 

.  Ameliasburg. 

61  . 

.  Cooks ville. 

62  . 

.  Cooksville. 

63  . 

.  Cooksville. 

64  . 

.  W  aterdown. 

65  . 

.  W aterdown. 

66  F.  SEC  . 

.  Waterdown. 

67  . 

.  Lindsay. 

68  . 

.  Lindsay. 

69  F.  SEC  . 

.  Lindsay. 

70  . 

.  N ewburg. 

71  ) 

72  >  sup’d  . .  Lindsay. 

73  ) 

74  .  Toronto  Coni. 


GRENFELL,  JOHN. 

1868  C .  Florence. 

69  E.  on  t  .  .  Mooretown. 

70  .  Arkona. 

71  .  Arkona. 

72  e.f.c.&o  Stanstead. 

73  .  Bolton. 

74  .  Montreal  Conf. 


GRIFFIN,  WM.  SMITH. 

1849  r.  wit..  Seneca. 

50  .  Guelph. 

51  .  Grimsby. 


1852  .  St.  Catharines. 

53  e.f.c.&o  Brantford. 

54  .  Mount  Pleasant. 

55  .  Mount  Pleasant. 

56  .  Drummondville. 

57  .  Simcoe. 

58  .  Simcoe. 

59  .  Simcoe. 

60  .  Paris.  v 

61  .  Paris. 

62  .  Paris. 

63  .  W oodstock. 

64  .  Woodstock. 

65  f.  sec  . .  Port  Hope. 

66  .  Port  Hope. 

67  .  Guelph. 

68  .  Guelph. 

69  chmn.  .  .  Guelph. 

70  .  Toronto  Third. 

71  . ,  Toronto  Third. 

72  .  Toronto  Third. 

73  chmn.  . .  Chatham. 

74  .  London  Conf. 

Delegate  to  First  General  Con¬ 
ference,  Totonto,  1874. 


GRIFFIS,  WILLIAM. 


1823  ) 

i  Methodist 

to  >  . . . 

. .  .  <  Episcopal 

32 

(  Conference. 

33  .... 

. . . .  Canboro’. 

34  .... 

.  .  .  .  London. 

35  .... 

. . . .  Thames. 

36  .... 

37  .... 

.  .  .  .  Located  and  re- 

sided  in  Canada  until  1854,  when 
he  removed  to  the  State  of  Wis¬ 
consin,  where  he  again  entered 
the  ministry.  His  health  failed, 
and  in  a  few  years  he  again  loca¬ 
ted.  He  died  December  19th, 
1878,  aged  82  years. 


GUEST,  JOSEPH. 

1872  c .  Park  Hill. 

73  r.  wit,.  Dawn  Mills. 

74  .  London  Conf. 


GUNDY,  JOHN. 

1844  c .  Goderich. 

45  r.  on  t  .  .  Whitby. 

46  .  Whitby. 

47  e.f.c.&o  Brantford, 

48  .  Expelled. 


H. 


HADDON,  THOMAS. 

1868  c .  Merrickville. 

69  E.  on  t.  .  North  Wakefield 

70  .  Ay  1  win. 

71  .........  Bell’s  Corners. 

72  e.f.c.&o  Gaspe. 

73  .  Gaspe. 

74  .  Montreal  Conf. 


HADWIN,  THOMAS. 

1856  E  wit,.  Teeswater. 

57  oed .  Teeswater. 

58  .  Bayfield. 

59  .  Bayfield. 

60  R.  f.  c.  .  Howick. 

61  .  Howick. 

62  .  Howick. 


1863  .  Wawanosh. 

64  .  Wawanosh. 

65  .  Wawanosh. 

66  .  Stouffville, 

67  .  Stouffville. 

68  .  Dorchester. 

69  . , .  Dorchester. 

70  .  Dorchester. 


9G 


MINISTERS  AND  PROBATIONERS. 


1871  .  Yarmouth. 

72  .  Yarmouth. 

73  .  Woodslee. 

74  .  London  Couf. 


HAG  All,  JOSEPH  MESS- 
MORE,  M.A. 


1865  it.  o?i t..  Wellesley. 

66  .  W allace. 

67  .  Peel. 

68  .  St.  Thomas. 

69  k.f.C.  &o  Hamilton  West. 

70  .  Coatieoke. 

71  .  Coatieoke. 

72  .  Coatieoke. 

73  .  Shefford. 

74  .  Montreal  Conf. 


A  graduate  of  University  Col¬ 
lege,  Toronto — M.A. ,  1869. 


HAIGHT, 

GEO.  LEWIS. 

1861  c . 

Markham. 

62  e.  on  t  . 

.  Wellesley. 

63  . 

.  Erin. 

64  . 

.  Peel. 

65  . 

.  Located. 

HALL,  JOSEPH. 


1866  e.  on  t  . . 

W  aterdown. 

67  . 

Omemee. 

68  . 

Markham. 

69  s.  v.  c. . . 

Cobourg. 

70  s.  v.  c. . . 

Cobourg. 

71  E.F.C.  &o 

Cariboo,  B.  C. 

72  . 

Cariboo,  B.  C. 

73  . 

Cariboo,  B.  C. 

74  . 

Toronto  Conf. 

HALL, 

ROBERT  HENRY. 

1870  c.  . . 

.  St.  Thomas. 

71  e.  on  T.  .  Belmont. 

72  .... 

.  Morrison. 

73  .... 

.  Forest. 

74  ... 

.  London  Conf. 

HALL,  WILLIAM,  M.A. 


1858  e.  o9t  t.  . 

St.  John’s  and 

Chambl 

59  . 

St.  John’s  and 

Chambl 

60  . 

Franklin. 

61  . 

Toronto  East. 

62  E.F.C.  &0 

Toronto  East. 

63  . 

Belleville. 

64  . 

Belleville. 

65  . 

Belleville. 

66  F.  SEC.  .  . 

Sherbrooke. 

67  F.  SEC.  .  . 

Sherbrooke. 

68  F.  SEC.  .  . 

Sherbrooke. 

69  . 

Prescott. 

70  . 

Prescott. 

71  . 

Prescott. 

1872  f.  sec.  . .  Ottawa  East. 

73  chmn.  . .  Ottawa  East. 

74  .  Montreal  Conf. 

A  graduate  of  McGill  Univer¬ 
sity,  Montreal — •  B.  A.,  1861  ; 
M.A. ,  1867. 

Delegate  to  First  General  Con¬ 
ference,  Toronto,  1874. 


HALPENNY,  JACOB. 


1867  c .  Shefford. 

68  R.  09i T..  Bolton. 

69  .  Bolton. 

70  .  Located. 


HALSTEAD,  WILLIAM. 

1862  r.  on  T.  .  Brighton. 

63  .  Colhome. 

64  .  Millbrook. 

65  .  Millbrook. 

66  E.F.C. &o  Visiting  Eng. 

67  . Havelock. 

68  .  Havelock. 

69  .  Havelock. 

70  .  Selby. 

71  .  Selby. 

72  )  l  Prince  Arthur’s 

73  f . j  Landing. 

74  .  Toronto  Conf. 


HAMES,  ARTHUR  B. 

1870  c .  Maynooth. 

7 1  R.  on  T .  .  L’Orignal. 

72  .  Marmora. 

73  .  Demorestville. 

74  .  Toronto  Conf. 


HAMILTON,  CHRISTOPHER. 


1856  C .  Nanticoke. 

57  R.  on  x . .  Grimsby. 

58  .  Dunnville. 

59  .  St.  George. 

60  s.  v.  c  . .  Cobourg. 

61  li.F.c.&o  Fenelon  Falls. 

62  .  Fenelon  Falls. 

63  .  Alnwick. 

64  .  Fenella. 

65  .  Osprey. 

66  .  Osprey. 

(  Sharon  and 
|  Mt.  Albert. 

70  .  Mono. 

71  .  Mono. 

72  .  St.  Williams. 

73  .  St.  Williams. 

74  .  London  Conf. 


67  ) 

68  [ 
69 


154  e.f.C.&o  Westmeath. 

55  . 

.  Westmeath. 

56  . 

.  Westmeath. 

57  . 

.  L’Orignal. 

58  . 

.  L’Orignal. 

59  . 

.  Merric.kville. 

60  . 

.  Merrick ville. 

61  . 

.  Newboro’. 

62  . 

.  Newboro’. 

63  CHMN.  . 

.  W  estmeath. 

64  CHMN.  . 

.  Westmeath. 

65  CHMN.  . 

.  Westmeath. 

66  . 

.  Kemptville. 

67  . 

.  Kemptville. 

68  ) 

(  California  Confe- 

to  > . 

)  rence,  Methodist 

71  ! 

f  Episcopal C.,  U.S 

72  . 

.  N.  Wakefield 

and  Templeton. 

73  F.  SEC  . 

.  N.  Gower. 

74  . 

, .  Montreal  Conf. 

Delegate  to  First  General  Con¬ 
ference,  Toronto,  1874. 


HANNA,  THOMAS. 


1844  c . 

St.  Andrews. 

45  E.  OUT.  . 

Richmond. 

46  . 

L’Orignal. 

47  s.  v.  c  . . 

Cobourg. 

48  s.  v.  c  . . 

Cobourg. 

49  . 

Carleton  and 

Pakenham. 

50  E.F.C.  &0 

Bonchire. 

51  . 

Renfrew. 

52  . 

Lindsay. 

53  . 

Lindsay. 

54  . 

Cartwright. 

55 . 

Cartwright. 

56  . 

Osprey. 

57  . 

Nottawasaga. 

58  . 

Holland  Landing 

59  . 

Holland  Landing 

60  . 

Holland  Landing 

61  . 

Morpeth. 

62  . 

Morpeth. 

63  . 

Morpeth. 

64  . 

Ainleyville. 

65  . 

Blythe. 

66  . 

Blythe. 

67  . 

Blythe. 

68  . 

Paisley. 

69  . 

Paisley. 

70  . 

Paisley. 

71  . 

Durham. 

72  . 

Durham. 

73  . 

Tyreonnell. 

74  . 

London  Conf. 

HANNON,  JAMES, 


HAMMOND,  JOSEPH. 
1869  n.  09i t..  Farmersville. 
70  .  Located. 


HAMMOND,  RICHARD  M. 
1850  e.  09i  t.  .  L’Orignal. 


51  .  St.  Andrews. 

52  .  St.  Andrews. 

53  .  Richmond. 


1858  R.  09i  t.  . 

Norwood. 

59  s.  v.  c  . . 

Cobourg. 

60  s.  v.  c  . . 

Cobourg. 

61  . 

Colhome. 

62  . 

Colborne. 

63  E.F.C.&0 

Newcastle. 

64  . 

Bowmanville. 

65  . 

Bowman  ville. 

66  . 

YongeSt.  South. 

67  . 

Yonge  St.  South. 

68  . 

Toronto,  Berke- 

ley  St. 

WESLEYAN  METHODIST  CONFERENCE. 


97 


*869  .  Toronto,  Berke¬ 

ley  St. 

70  .  Hamilton  West. 

71  .  Hamilton  West. 

72  .  London  Nor.  St. 

73  .  London  Nor.  St. 

74  .  London  Conf. 


HANSFORD,  WILLIAM. 


1855 

56 

57 

58 

59 
GO 
61 
62 

63 

64 

65 

66 
67 
6S 
69 


R.  on  t. 

ORD  .  .  . 

R.  F.  0. 

F.  SEC  . 
F.  SEC  . 
F.  SEC  . 
F.  SEC  .  , 
F.  SEC  . 
F.  SEC  .  . 
F.  SEC  .  . 
F.  SEC  .  . 


Quebec. 

Ormstown. 

Ormstown. 

Three  Rivers. 

Sherbrooke. 

Sherbrooke. 

Sherbrooke. 

Melbourne. 

Melbourne. 

Melbourne. 

Perth. 

Perth. 

Perth. 

Barrie. 

Barrie. 


70  .  Barrie. 

7 1  chmn.  . .  Stanstead. 

72  chmn.  . .  Stanstead. 

73  chmn.  . .  Stanstead. 

74  .  Montreal  Conf. 

Governor  Stanstead  Wesleyan 
College,  1873. 

Delegate  to  the  First  General 
Conference,  Toronto,  1874. 


HANSON,  CHARLES 
AUGUSTINE. 

1865  r.  out..  Howick. 

66  .  Mitchell. 

R7  j  Brampton. 

(  Hamilton. 

68  .  Dundas. 

69  r.f.c.&o  Parry  Sound. 

70  .  Wellington  Sep 

71  .  Wellington  So. 

72  .  Belleville. 

73  .  Belleville. 

74  .  Toronto  Conf. 


1862 

63 

64 

65 

66 


HARDIE,  ALEX.,  M.A. 


Bobcaygeon. 
Bobcaygeon. 
Cobourg. 
Cobourg. 
Consecon. 


c . 

R  .  on  t  .  . 
U.  V.  C .  . 
IT.  V.  C  .  . 
R.F.C.&O 


HARDIE,  DAVID. 

1833  c .  Brock. 

34  c .  Brock. 

35  c .  Lake  Simeoe. 

36  C .  Lake  Simeoe. 

37  R.  out..  Gosfield  and 

Amherstburg. 
3S  .  St.  Thomas. 

39  .  Simeoe. 

40  r.f.c.&o  Warwick  and 

Adelaide. 

41  .  Warwick  and 

Adelaide. 

42  .  Warwick  and 

o  Adelaide. 

43  .  Muneey. 

44  .  Norwich  and 

Malaliide. 

45  .... -  Gosfield  and 

Tilbury. 

46  .  Gosfield  and 

Tilbury. 

47  .  Lindsay. 

48  sup’d.  .  .  Port  Hope. 

49  .  Bath. 

50  . .  Winchester. 

51  .  Winchester. 

°2  .  Winchester. 

53  .  Sherbrooke. 

54  .  Sherbrooke. 

55  .  Lochaber. 

56  .  Lochaber. 

57  .  Cavignal 

58  .  Oso, 


Bridgenorth  and 
Mud  Lake. 


67  .  Edwardsburg. 

68  .  Edwardsburg. 

69  .  Montreal  South. 

70  .  Montreal  South. 

t  1  .  Montreal  Second 

79  j  Windsor. 

(  Toronto  First. 

73  .  Lawrenceville. 

74  .  Montreal  Conf. 

A  graduate  of  Victoria  Univer¬ 
sity— B.A.,  1866  ;  M.A.,  1869. 


59 

60 

61  .  Bobcaygeon. 

62  .  Bobcaygeon. 

63  .  Bobcaygeon. 

64  .  Havelock. 

65  . . .  Havelock. 

66  . .  .  Havelock. 

67  .  Coboconk. 

68  . . .  Coboconk. 

69  .  Coboconk. 

70  .  Hall’s  Bridge. 

71  .  Hall’s  Bridge. 

72  sijp’d.  . .  Blairton. 

73  sup’d.  . .  Blairton. 

74  .  Montreal  Conf. 

HARE,  JOHN  JAMES,  B.A. 

1867  R  oni..  Chatham. 

68  .  Smith’s  Falls. 

69  .  Smith’s  Falls. 

701 

71  Vu.  v.  c.  Cobourg. 

72j 

73  r.f.c.&o  London,  North  St 

74  .  Toronto  Conf. 

A  graduate  of  Victoria  Univer¬ 
sity — B.A.,  1873. 


HARE,  ROBT.  B. 


1869 

70 


c . 

R.  on  t  . 


Merrickville. 

71  .  Farmersville. 

72  u.  v.  c. .  Cobourg. 

73  u.  v.  c. .  Cobourg. 

74  .  Toronto  Conf. 


HARMON,  THOMAS. 

1832  0 .  Amherstburg. 

33  R.  on  t  .  .  Cavan. 

34  .  Sidney. 

35  .  Crosby. 

36  r.f.c.  &o  Perth. 

37  .  Hull. 

38  .  Hull. 

39  .  Mississippi, 

40  .  Ottawa. 

41  .  Matilda, 

42  .  No  Station. 

43  .  Howard. 

44  .  Howard. 

45  0 

to  j-  sitp’d  . .  St.  Thomas. 

51 J 
52I 

to  L  sup’d  . .  London. 

55  J 

56  J 

to  I  sup’d  . .  Westminster. 

62  J 

Died  July  12th,  1862,  aged  79 
years. 


HARNDEN,  ROBERT. 

1844  r.  on  t.  .  Rideau. 

45  .  Dropped. 

HARPER,  EPHRAIM  B.,  M.A 


1841 

42 

43 

44 

45 


C .  Osgoode. 

R.  on  x .  .  Osgoode. 

.  Mississippi. 

.  St.  Catharines: 

R.f.o.  &o  Dundas. 


46  .  Stamford. 

47  .  Stamford. 

48  .  Stamford. 

49  .  Kingston. 

50  .  Kingston. 

51  .  Toronto  East. 

52  .  Toronto  East. 

53  .  Toronto  West. 

54  .  Toronto  West. 

55  .  Hamilton. 

56  .  Hamilton. 

57  .  Hamilton. 

58  chmn.  .  .  Belleville. 

59  chmn.  . .  Belleville. 

60  chmn.  .  .  Belleville. 

61  chmn.  . .  Montreal  Centre 

62  chmn.  .  .  Montreal  Centre. 

63  chmn.  .  .  Montreal  Centre. 

64  chmn.  . .  Hamilton. 

65  chmn.  . .  Hamilton. 

66  chmn.  . .  Hamilton. 

67  chmn.  . .  Ottawa. 

68  chmn.  . .  Ottawa. 

69  chmn.  . .  Ottawa. 

70  chmn.  . .  Guelph. 

71  chmn.  . .  Guelph. 

72  chmn.  . .  Guelph. 

73  chmn.  . .  Port  Hope, 

74  .  Toronto  Conf. 

He  received  the  honorary  de¬ 
gree  of  M.A.  from  Victoria  Uni¬ 
versity,  1860.  Secretary  of  Con- 


98 


MINISTERS  AND  PROBATIONERS. 


ference,  1859.  Co-Delegate  of  the 
Conference,  1873.  Delegate  to 
the  First  General  Conference, 
Toronto,  1874. 


HARRIS, 

ALEX.  GORDON 

1864  R.  out..  Belmont. 

65  . 

66  . 

. . .  Exeter. 

67  . 

.  Cooksville. 

6S  R.F.C. 

&o  Scarboro’. 

69  . 

. . .  Scarboro’. 

70  . 

.  . .  Leamington. 

71  . 

...  1  jeamington. 

72  . 

. . .  Florence. 

77  .  r  J  oxeiioe. 

73  .  Florence. 


74  .  London  Conf. 


HARRIS, 

EDWARD. 

1858  R.  on  t.  . 

Markham. 

59  s.  v.  c . . 

Cobourg. 

60  . 

Consecon. 

61  . 

Hungerford. 

62  R.F.C.&  0 

Madoc. 

63  . 

Madoc. 

64  . 

Madoc. 

65  sup’d  . . . 

Consecon. 

Kleinburg. 

bb  sup  d  .  j 

Chambly. 

67  . 

Cavignal. 

68  . 

Cavignal. 

69  . 

Ormstown. 

70  . 

Ormstown. 

71  . 

Ormstown. 

72  . 

Demorestville. 

73  . 

Demorestville. 

74  . 

Toronto  6onf. 

HARRIS,  JAMES. 


1851  C . 

Flora. 

52  r.  on  t  . . 

Peel. 

53  . 

Grimsby. 

54  . 

Dundas. 

55  R.F.C.&O 

W  elland. 

56  . 

Welland. 

57  . 

Cainsville. 

58  . 

Cains  ville. 

59  . 

Cainsville. 

60  . 

N  orwich. 

61  . 

Norwich. 

62  . 

Port  Dover. 

63  . 

Port  Dover. 

64  . 

Mount  Pleasant. 

65  . 

Vienna. 

66  . 

Vienna. 

67  . 

St.  George. 

68  . 

St.  George. 

69  f.  sec  . . 

Welland. 

70  . 

London  North. 

71  . 

London  North. 

72  . 

London  North. 

73  . 

Fingal. 

74  . 

London  Conf. 

HARRISON,  JAMES  M. 

1873  p.  o?i t..  Smith ville. 

74  .  Toronto  Conf. 


HART,  JOHN. 

1871  c .  Keppel. 

72  B.  011T. .  Walter’s  Falls. 

73  .  Prince  Albert. 

74  .  Toronto  Conf. 


HARVARD,  WILLIAM 
MARTIN,  D.D. 


.  e.  on  T . .  Diss. 

Diss. 


OKI)  . 
E.  F. 


Canterbury. 

Asia. 

Bombay. 


1810 
11 
12 

13 

14 

15  ) 

to  >  .  Colombo,  Ceylon 

18  ) 

19)  r  English 

to  . -  Wesleyan 

35  ]  L  Conference. 

36  .  Montreal. 

37  .  Toronto. 

Quebec. 

Quebec. 

Quebec. 

Odell  town. 
Odelltown. 
Odelltown. 

St.  Armand. 
Toronto  West. 
Toronto  West. 
Maidstone,  Eng. 

of  Conference  1837 
15th,  1857, 


HAW,  WILLIAM. 


1835 

36 

37 

38 

39 

40 

41 

42 

43 

44 

45 

46 

47 

48 

49 

50 

51 

52 

53 

54 

55 

56 

57 


c . 

r.  on  t  . 


R.F.C.&  O 


SUP  I)  . 


Sidney. 
Hallowell. 
Hallowell. 

W  aterloo. 
Colborne. 

Port  Hope. 

Bath  and  Isle  of 
Tanti. 

Napanee. 

Napanee. 

Belleville. 

Brockville. 

W  aterloo. 

Bowman  ville. 

Bowmanville. 

Visiting  England 

Glanford. 

Glanford. 

Glanford. 

Grimsby. 

Grimsby 

Hamilton. 

Stoney  Creek. 

No  Station. 
Expelled. 


HAWKE,  WILLIAM. 

1854  c .  Sarnia. 

55  R.  on  T . .  Chatham. 

56  .  Florence. 

57  .  Florence. 


1858  r.f.c.&o 

Florence. 

59  . 

Wardsville. 

60 . 

Wardsville.- 

61  . 

Wardsville. 

62  . 

Gosfield. 

63  . 

Gosfield. 

64  . 

Ridgetown. 

65  F.  SEC  . . 

Ridgetown. 

66  F.  SEC  .  . 

Ridgetown. 

67  F.  SEC  .  . 

Clinton. 

68  F#  SEC  .  . 

Clinton. 

69  F.  SEC  .  . 

Clinton. 

70  F.  SEC  .  . 

Mitchell. 

71  F.  SEC 

Mitchell. 

72  F.  SEC  .  . 

Howick. 

73  f.  sEc  . 

Howick. 

74  . 

London  Conf. 

HAWKINS,  CHAS.  W.,  B.  A. 
1872  r.  oi it..  Alderville. 


73  .  Grimsby. 

74  .  London  Conf. 


A  graduate  of  Victoria  Univer¬ 
sity — B.A.,  1872. 

HAY,  WILLIAM. 


1855  c .  Mitchell. 

56  r.  on  T . .  Mono. 

57  s.  v.  c  . .  Cobourg. 

58  s.  v.  c  . .  Cobourg. 

59  e.  f.  c.  &  o  Galt  and  Paris. 

60  .  Arran. 

61  .  Arran. 

62  .  Arran. 

63  f.  sec  . .  St.  Vincent. 

64  f.  sec  . .  Meaford. 

65  f.  sec  .  .  Meaford. 

66  .  Lloydtown. 

67  .  Lloydtown. 

68  .  Lloydtown. 

69  .  Cookstown. 

70  chmn.  :  Cookstown. 

71  .  Cookstown. 

72  chmn.  . .  Bradford. 

73  chmn.  . .  Bradford. 

74  .  London  Conf. 


HAYHURST,  WILLIAM. 

1858  c .  Weston. 

59  R.  out.  .  Yonge  St.  North. 

60  .  Albion. 

61  .  Paris. 

62  R.F.C.&O  Pakenham  and 

Arnprior. 

63  .  Pakenham  and 

Arnprior. 

64  .  Elgin. 

65  .  Elgin. 

66  .  Elgin. 

67  .  Seaforth. 

68  .  Seaforth. 

69  .  Kincardine. 

70  .  Kincardine. 

71  .  Kincardine. 

72  .  Peel. 

73  .  Peel. 

74  .  London  Conf. 


WESLEYAN  METHODIST  CONFERENCE. 


99 


HAYWORTH,  RICHARD. 


1857  c . . . . 

5S  r.  on  t  . .  Matilda  and 

Edwardsbnrg. 

59  .  Matilda. 

60  .  Lyn. 

61  .  Expelled. 


HEALY,  EZRA. 

1S20'|  f  Methodist 

to  1 . ■{'  Episcopal 

32  J  l  Conference. 

33  .  Matilda. 

34  .  Bytown  &  Hull. 

35  .  Bytown  &  Hull. 

36  chmn...  Augusta  Dist. 

37  .  Brockville. 

38  .  Waterloo. 

39  .  Waterloo. 

40  .  Waterloo. 

41  sup’y.  .  .  Waterloo. 


42  ^ 

to  f-  sup’d  . .  Augusta. 

49  J 

Died  Dec.  27th,  1849,  aged  59 
years. 


HEALY,  EZRA  ANTHONY, 
B.  A. 

1867  o .  Stratford. 

68  R.  on  t  . .  Mitchell. 

69 

tolu.v.  c.  Cobourg. 

71 J 

72  R.F.C.  &o  Montreal  7th. 

73  sup’d.  . .  Drayton. 

74  .  London  Conf. 


HECK,  SAMUEL. 


1S44  r.  on  t  .  .  Sherbrooke. 

45  .  Located. 

HENDERSON,  JAMES. 

1871  c .  LAmable. 

72  r.  on  t  .  .  L’Amable. 

73  .  Shannonville. 

74  .  Montreal  Conf. 


HENDERSON,  WM.  C.,  M.A. 

1857  R.  on  t  . .  Port  Hope. 

58  .  Belleville. 

59  u.  v.  c  . .  Cobourg. 

60  r.f.c.&o  London. 

61  .  London. 

62  .  Kingston. 

63  .  Hemmingford. 

64  .  Hemmingford. 

65  .  Hemmingford. 

66  .  Odelltown. 

67  .  Odelltown. 

68  .  Odelltown. 

69  .  Cornwall. 

70  .  Cornwall. 

71  .  Cornwall. 

72  .  Stratford. 


1873  .  Stratford. 

74  .  London  Conf. 


A  graduate  of  Victoria  Univer¬ 
sity—!!  A.,  1860  ;  M.A.,  186S. 


HENDERSON,  WILLIAM  H. 

1872  c .  . 

73  r.  on  t.  .  Peel. 

74  .  London  Conf. 


HERKIMER,  WILLIAM. 

1843  r.  on  t.  .  Owen  Sound. 

44  . . . .  Owen  Sound. 

45  .  Rama. 

46  r.f.c.&o  French  River. 
47! 

48  J-  .  Beausoliel 

49  J  Island. 

50  .  Saugeen. 

51  .  St.  Clair. 

52  |  (  Beausoliel. 

53  J  \  Island. 

54  .  Rice  Lake. 

55  .  Rice  Lake. 

56  .  Rice  Lake. 

57  .  Walpole  Island. 

58  .  Walpole  Island. 

59  .  Walpole  Island. 

60  .  Garden  River. 

61 1 

to  }-  sup’d  . .  New  Credit. 

67  J 

68  .  Cape  Crocker. 

|  sup’d.  .  New  Credit. 

71  .  Cape  Crocker. 

72  j 

yg  I  sup’d  . .  New  Credit. 

74 . London  Conf. 


HETHERIN GTON,  JOHN  P. 

1827  R.  on  T..  Newcastle- 

upon-Tyne. 


28  ORD.  .  .  . 

.  Barnston. 

29  . 

.  Barnston. 

30  . 

.  Barnston. 

31  R.  F.  C  . 

.  Kingston. 

32  . 

.  Kingston. 

33  . 

34! 

.  Kingston. 

35  l  ..... 

.  Charlottetown, 

36  J 

P.  E.  I. 

37  . 

.  Halifax,  N.  S. 

38  . 

.  Miss.  Committee 

39  . 

.  Montreal. 

40  . 

.  Montreal. 

41  . 

.  Kingston. 

42  . 

.  ’Toronto  West. 

43  . 

.  Toronto  West. 

44  . 

.  Toronto  West. 

45  sup’d  . . 

.  Toronto  West. 

46  . 

.  Tucking  Mill, 

England. 

Died  January  16th,  1861,  aged 
years. 

HEWITT,  JOHN  N. 


I860  c . Artemesia. 

61  r.  on  T .  .  Ainleyville. 

62  .  Norwich. 


63 

64 


St.  George. 

Paris. 

Located. 


HEWITT,  WM.  JOSEPH. 


1858  o .  Frankford  and 

Trenton. 

59  r.  on  t  . .  Hungerford. 

60  .  Centreville  and 

Tam  worth. 

61  .  Woodstock. 

62  r.f.c.&o  Artemesia. 

63  .  Horning’s  Mills. 

64  .  Horning’s  Mills. 

65  .  Holland  Land’g. 

66  .  Sharon  and  Mt. 

Albert. 

67  .  London  North. 

68  .  London  North. 

69  .  London  North. 

70  .  Canton. 

71  .  Canton. 

72  .  Consecon. 

73  .  Consecon. 

74  .  Toronto  Conf. 


HEWITT,  WM.  T. 

1854  c .  Cavigual. 

55  r.cuit.&o  Cavignal. 

56  .  Cavignal. 

57  .  Lochabar. 

58  R.  f.  c .  .  Clarendon. 

59  .  Clarendon. 

60  .  Clarendon. 

6M 

to  y  sup’d  .  Clarendon. 

69  J 

Died  December  9th,  1869,  aged 
70  years. 


HEYLAND,  ROWLEY. 


1823') 

1  Methodist 

to  . . . 

. . .  -j  Episcopal 

32  J 

l  Conference. 

33  .... 

. .  .  .  Hallowell. 

34  .... 

.  .  . .  Bay  Quinte. 

35  .... 

. .  .  .  Bay  Quinte. 

36  .... 

. . . .  Dumfries. 

37  .... 

.  ...  Toronto- Circuit. 

38  .... 

.  .  .  .  Toronto  Circuit. 

39  . 

.  .  .  .  Toronto  Circuit. 

40  . 

.  .  .  .  Nelson. 

41  . 

.  . .  .  Nelson. 

42  . 

. .  .  .  Yonge  Street. 

43  . 

. .  . .  Yonge  Street. 

44  . 

.  .  .  .  Woodstock. 

45  . 

. .  . .  N orwich. 

46  . 

. .  . .  Grand  River. 

47  . 

.  .  .  .  Grand  River. 

48  . 

• .  .  •  Grand  River. 

49  . 

.  .  .  .  Grand  River. 

50  . 

.  .  .  .  New  Credit. 

51  . 

52  . 

. .  . .  Nanticoke. 

100 


MINISTERS  AND  PROBATIONERS. 


1853  sup’d  . . 

.  Brantford. 

54  sup’d  . . 

.  Brantford. 

55 1 

to  y  sup’d  . 

.  Mount  Pleasant. 

64  J  ✓ 

651 

to  {-sup’d  . 

.  Norwich. 

67  J 

681 

to  {-sup’d  . 

.  Fairfield, 

72  J 

Died  May  2' 

7th,  1873,  aged  75 

years. 

HICK,  JOHN. 

1815  r.  on  t 

$  Prince  Edward 

16  OliD  .  . 

\  Island. 

17  . 

.  Quebec. 

18  R.  F.  C. 

.  Quebec. 

19  . 

.  Montreal. 

20  . 

.  Montreal. 

21  . 

.  Stanstead. 

22  . 

.  Stanstead. 

23  . 

.  Kingston. 

241 

to  {-  . 

.  England. 

27  J 

28  . 

.  Montreal. 

29  . 

.  Montreal. 

30  . 

.  Montreal. 

31  . 

.  Stanstead. 

32  . 

.  Stanstead. 

33  . 

.  Quebec . 

34  . 

.  Quebec. 

Died  August  3rd,  1834,  aged 

47  years. 

HICKS,  WILLIAM. 

1860  r.  on  T. 

.  Melbourne. 

61  . 

.  East  Bolton. 

62  . 

,  Lawrenceville. 

63  . 

.  Eaton. 

64  r.f.c.&o  Dudswell  &  Bury 

65  . 

.  Dudswell  &  Bury 

66  . 

.  Wyoming. 

67  . 

.  Walpole  Island. 

68  . 

.  Mooretown. 

69  . 

.  Mooretown. 

70  F.  SEC  . 

.  Warwick. 

71  F.  SEC  . 

.  Watford. 

72  F.  SEC  . 

.  Watford. 

\  Exeter. 

73  sup  d  . . 

j  Orangeville. 

74  . 

.  Toronto  Conf. 

HILL, 

EDWARD. 

1872  r.  on  x. 

.  Ornemee. 

73  . 

.  Millbrook. 

74  . 

.  Toronto  Conf. 

HILL, 

HENRY  E. 

1871  c . 

.  Oil  Springs  and 

Petrolia. 

72  r.  on  t. 

.  Adelaide. 

73  . 

.  Watford. 

74  . 

.  London  Conf. 

HILL,  JOSEPH. 


1845  i 

{,  (wit..  Cornwall. 

46  . 

.  Bath. 

47  . 

.  Barrie. 

48  . 

.  Grimsby. 

49  . 

.  Adelaide. 

50  I 

i.F.c&o.  Wallaceburg. 

51  . 

52  . 

.  Proton. 

53  . 

.  Bruce  Mines. 

54  . 

.  Bruce  Mines. 

55  . 

.  Durham. 

56  . 

.  Durham. 

57  . 

.  Artemesia. 

58  . 

.  Artemesia. 

59  . 

.  Lanark. 

60  . 

.  Lanark. 

61  . 

.  Lanark. 

62  . 

.  Grenville. 

63  . 

.  Grenville. 

64  . 

.  Lochabar. 

65  . 

.  Thurso. 

66  . 

.  Thurso. 

67  . 

.  Chambly. 

68  . 

.  Chatsworth. 

69  . 

.  Chatsworth. 

70  . 

71  . 

.  Port  Elgin. 

72  , 

.  Norwood. 

73  . 

.  Norword. 

74  , 

.  London  Conf. 

HILL, 

MURRAY. 

1855  r.  on  t. 

.  Norwich. 

56  . 

.  Located. 

HILL, 

NEWTON. 

1S6S  c . 

.  Pickering. 

69  r.  on  t. 

.  Brock. 

70  . 

.  Brock. 

71  s.  v.  c. . 

.  Cobourg. 

72  . 

.  Prince  Albert, 

73  r.f.c.&o  Newcastle. 

74  . 

.  London  Conf. 

HILL, 

WILLIAM. 

1856  e.  on  t. 

.  Aurora. 

57  .  Located. 


HISCOX,  JOHN. 


1859  ) 

r  Methodist 

to  > . - 

Episcopal 

76  | 

l  Conference. 

71  R.  F.  C.  . 

Minden. 

72  . 

Island  Brook. 

73  . 

North  Gore. 

74  . 

Montreal  Conf. 

HITCHCOCK,  BARNABAS. 

1829  R.  on  t.  . 

Highgate,  Vt. 

30  OR.  D  . . 

Milton,  Vt. 

31  . 

Milton,  Vt. 

32  . 

Essex,  N.Y. 

33  . 

St.  John’s,  C.  E. 

34  . .  . . 

St.  John’s,  C.E. 

35  . 

Russelltown. 

36  . 

Melbourne. 

37  . 

Melbourne. 

38  ORD  .  .  . . 

Russelltown. 

39  . 

Russelltown. 

401 

to  {-  . 

Located . 

53  J 

54  sup’y.  . . 

Shefford  and 

Granby. 

55  sup’y.  . . 

Dunham. 

50  i 

to  >  sup’y.  . 

St.  Annands. 

64  j 

Died  Oct.  12th,  1864,  aged  80 

years. 

HOBBS, 

RICHARD. 

1872  r.  om. . 

Kippin. 

73  . 

Aylmer. 

74  . 

London  Conf. 

HOBBS,  ROBERT. 

1851  it.  out..  Osgoode. 

52  .  Richmond. 

53  .  L’Orignal. 

54  .  Cornwall. 

55  r.f.c. &o  Rakenham. 

56  .  Pakenham. 

57  .  Pakenham. 

58  .  Merrickville. 

59  sup’d..  . .  Merrickville. 

60  sup’d.  . . .  Merrickville. 

I  Died  Feb  ,  1861,  aged  31  years. 


IllLLIER,  DANIEL. 


HODGSON,  JOHN. 

\  Bible  Christian 
Church. 


1815  P..  on  t.  . 

161 

to  J-  . 

20  J 

21  . 

22 

23 

24  . 

25  . 


England. 

West  Indies. 

St.  Annand. 
Quebec. 
Quebec. 
West  Indies. 
West  Indies. 


55  J 

56  c 

57  r.f.c  &o 

58  . 

59  . 

60  . 

61. . . 

62  . 

63  . 

64  . 

65  . 

66  . 


Amherstburg 

Mooretown. 

Mooretown. 

Romney. 

Romney. 

Gosfield. 

Florence. 

Florence. 

Stouffville. 

Stouffville. 

Brock. 


Drowned,  with  four  other  mis¬ 
sionaries,  while  returning  to  the 
Island  of  Antigua,  from  the  Dis¬ 
trict  Meeting,  February,  1826. 


WESLEYAN  METHODIST  CONFERENCE. 


101 


1867  . 

68  ...... 

69  . 

70  . 

71  sup’d. 

72  . 

73  . 

74  . 


Brock. 

Kleinburg. 

Kleinburg. 

Teviotdale. 

Dudwell. 

Hall’s  Bridge  and 
Mud  Lake. 
Cartwright. 
Toronto  Conf. 


1848  sup’y.  . 

491 

to  [■  . 

58  J 
591 

to  y  sup’y  . , 

73  J 


74 


Toronto. 

Walsingham. 


Lynedoeh. 
London  Oonf. 


HOLMES,  A.  LEE,  B.A. 

1871  c .  Blenheim. 

72  r.  on  t.  .  St.  Lambert. 

73  .  Stanstead. 

74  .  Montreal  Conf. 

A  graduate  of  Victoria  Univer¬ 
sity— B.A. ,  1871  ;  M.A.,  1874. 


HOLMES,  JOHN. 


1861  R.  on  t.  . 

Kemptville. 

62  s.  v.  c  . . 

Cobourg. 

63  . 

Smith’s  Falls. 

64  . 

Newboro’  and 

Bedford. 

65  R.F.C. &o 

Lanark. 

66  . 

Harrowsmitk. 

67  . 

Harrowsmith. 

68  . 

Spencerville. 

69  . 

W  inchester. 

70  . 

Winchester. 

71  . 

Winchester. 

72  . 

Richmond. 

73  . 

Richmond. 

74  . 

Montreal  Conf. 

HOLMES, 

JOHN  (A). 

1863  r.  out., 

Exeter. 

64  . 

Located — ill 

health. 

HOLMES,  JOSEPH 
WILLIAM. 

1863  c . Exeter. 

64  r.  on  T .  .  Exeter 

65  .  Strathroy. 

66  .  Strathroy. 

67  R.f.c. &o  St.  Mary’s. 

68  .  St.  Mary’s. 

69  .  Kirkton. 

70  .  Innisfil. 

71  .  Innisfil. 

72  .  Innisfil. 

73  .  Richmond. 

74  .  London  Conf. 


HOLTBY,  MATTHIAS. 


1832  s.  on  t.  . 
331 

to  J-  . 

40  J 

41  R.  on  T . . 

42  . 

43  . 

44  ORD  .... 

45  R.  F.  0  .  . 

46  . 

47  sup’y.  . . 


Toronto. 

Located. 

Oxford. 

London. 

Simcoe. 

Simcoe. 

Woodstock. 

Woodstock. 

Toronto. 


HOOKER,  LE  ROY. 


1861  R.  on  t  . .  Romney. 

62  .  Romney. 

63  .  Milton. 

64  .  Barrie. 

65  R.  F.  o.  &  o  Florence. 

66  .  Florence. 

67  .  Florence. 

68  .  Romney. 

69  .  Romney. 

70  .  Romney. 

71  .  Shefford. 

72  .  Shefford. 

73  f.  sec  . .  Coaticoke. 

74  .  Montreal  Conf. 


HORSLEY,  WILLIAM  IT. 

1868  R.  on  T .  .  Exeter. 

69  .  Located— ill 

health. 


Died  in  Toronto,  Dec.  12th, 
1880,  aged  33  years. 


HOSKIN,  BENJAMIN,  S. 

1856  c  .  Welland. 

57  R .  on  T .  .  Welland. 

58  .  Located. 


HOSKINS,  RICHARD. 


1865  c .  Exeter. 

66  C .  St.  Thomas. 

67  R.  on  t  . .  Strathroy. 

68  .  Windsor  and 

Sandwich. 

69  .  Rem.  to  U.  S. 


HOUGH,  JOHN. 


1854 

55 

56 

57 

58 

59 

60 
61 
62 

63 

64 

65 

66 

67 

68 

69 

70 

71 

72 

73 

74 


C .  Clinton. 

C .  Peel. 

c .  Mitchell. 


r.o.t.&o  Howick. 

.  Howick. 

r.  F.  C .  .  Ainleyville. 

.  Ainleyville. 

.  Ainleyville. 

.  Teeswater. 

.  Teeswater. 

.  Wyoming. 

.  Wyoming. 

.  Mount  Brydges. 

.  Mount  Brydges. 

.  Rockwood. 

.  Millbank. 

.  Millbank. 

.  Millbank. 

.  Trowbridge. 

.  Trowbridge. 

.  London  Conf. 


HOUGHTON,  LUTHER. 

1853  c .  Hungerford. 

54  r.  on  T . .  Clarendon  and 

Portage-du-Ft. 

55  ord .  Clarendon  and 

Portage-du-Ft. 

56  .  Shaun  on  ville. 

57  .  Shannonville. 

58  R.  F.  c .  .  Flinton  and  Ad¬ 

dington  Road. 
591 

60  7  sup’y  . .  Templeton. 

61  J 
621 

to  J-  sup’y  .  .  Broekville. 

73  J 

74  .  Montreal  Conf. 


HOWARD,  ISAAC  BROCK. 
1840  c .  Oxford. 

|  “r 

42  u.  s.  c. . .  Cobourg. 

43  .  Kingston. 

44  r.f.c.  &o  Hamilton. 

45  . .  Belleville. 

46  .  Belleville. 

47  .  Kingston. 

48  .  Kingston. 

49  .  Peter  boro’. 

50  .  Peterboro’. 

51  .  Peterboro’. 

52  .  Dundas. 

53  .  Dundas. 

,  54  .  Dundas. 

55  .  Brantford. 

56  .  Brantford. 

57  f.  sec.  . .  Brantford. 

58  f.  sec.  . .  Montreal  West. 

59  chmn.  .  .  Montreal  West. 

60  chmn.  .  .  Montreal  Centre. 

61  .  Toronto  East. 

62  .  Toronto  East. 

63  .  Toronto  East. 

64  chmn.  .  .  St.  Catharines. 

65  chmn.  .  .  St.  Catharines. 

66  chmn.  .  .  St.  Catharines. 

67  chmn.  .  .  Broekville. 

68  chmn.  .  .  Broekville. 

69  chmn.  . .  Broekville. 

70  .  Port  Hope. 

7 1  chmn.  . .  Port  Hope. 

72  chmn.  . .  Port  Hope. 

73  chmn.  . .  Guelph. 

74  . .  London  Conf. 

Secretary  of  Conference,  1854  ; 
Journal  Secretary  of  Conference 
from  1857  to  1860  inclusive. 

Delegate  to  First  General  Con¬ 
ference,  Toronto,  1874. 


HOWARD,  THOMAS  S. 

1855  c .  Strathroy. 

56  R.  t.  &  o  Mount  Brydges. 

57  .  Warwick. 

58  .  Warwick. 

59  R.  f.  c.  )  Gosfield  and 

60  .  ^  Amherstburg. 


102 


MINISTERS  AND  PROBATIONERS. 


1861  .  Romney. 

62  .  Romney. 

63  .  Romney. 

64  .  Mitchell.  • 

65  .  Mitchell. 

66  .  Mitchell. 

67  .  Cooksville. 

68  .  Cooksville. 

69  .  Orangeville. 

70  .  Orangeville, 

71  .  Orangeville. 

72  .  Glanford. 

73  .  Glanford. 

74  .  London  Conf. 


HOWARD,  VINCENT  B. 

1833  C .  Matilda. 

34  n.  on  t  . .  Hull. 

35  .  Rideau. 

36  .  Mississippi. 

37  .  Clarendon. 

38  .  Osgoode. 

39  r.f.c.&o  Augusta. 

40  .  Sidney. 

41  .  Peterboro’. 

42  .  Murray. 

43  .  Murray. 

44  .  Gananorpue. 

45  .  Waterloo. 

46  .  Waterloo, 

47  .  Merrickville. 

48  .  Merrickville. 

49  .  Newboro’. 

50  .  Newboro’. 

51  .  Cornwall. 

52  . '.  .  .  Cornwall. 

53  . Cornwall. 

54  .  Demorestville. 

55  .  Demorestville. 

56  .  Smith’s  Falls. 

57  .  Smith’s  Falls. 

58  .  Percy. 

59  . .  .  .  Percy. 

60  V 

to  [-  sup’d  . .  Cobourg. 

73  J 

74  .  Toronto  Conf. 


HOWELL,  JACOB  ELI,  M.A. 


1864  r.  on  t  . .  Madoc. 

65  .  Madoc. 

66  .  Hungerford. 

67  .  Hungerford. 

68  r.f.c.&o  Thurlow. 

69  .  Thurlow. 

70  .  Thurlow. 

711  B11  , 

72  1 .  Bloomfield  and 

73  J  Cherry  Valley. 

74  .  Toronto  Conf. 


A  graduate  of  Victoria  Univer¬ 
sity — B.A.,  1863  ;  M.A.,  1868. 


HOWES,  JOHN. 
1844  r.  on  t  . .  Richmond. 


45  .  Clarendon. 

46  .  Onslow. 

47  .  Bonchire. 


1848  R.F.C.&U  Bonchire. 


49  .  Westmeath. 

50  .  Westmeath. 

51  .  Torbolton. 

52  .  Gatineau. 

53  . Gatineau. 

54  .  Cornwall. 

55  .  Cornwall. 

56  .  Cornwall. 

57  .  Carlton  Place. 

58  .  Carlton  Place. 

59  .  Carlton  Place. 

60  .  Richmond. 

61  .  Richmond. 

62  .  Richmond. 

63  .  Winchester. 

64  .  Winchester. 

65  .  Winchester. 

66  .  South  Mountain. 

67  .  South  Mountain. 

68  .  South  Mountain. 

69  .  Clarendon. 

70  .  Clarendon. 

71  .  Westmeath. 

72  .  Westmeath. 

73  .  Westmeath. 

74  .  Montreal  Conf. 


HOWSON,  WILLIAM  G. 


1871  c . 

72  R.  on  t. 

73  . 

74  . 


Albion. 
Baltimore. 
Cooksville. 
Cookstown. 
Toronto  Conf. 


HUFF,  DENNIS  L. 
1861  r.  on  t.  .  Artemesia. 


62  .  Walsingham. 

63  .  Oxford. 

64  .  Located — ill 

health. 


HUGHES,  JAMES. 


1839  c . \  Elizabethtown 

40  R.  on  T .  ^  and  Gananoque. 

41  .  Clarendon. 

42  ord .  Crosby. 

43  .  Crosby. 

44  .  L’Orignal. 

45  r.  f.  c..  L’Orignal  and 

St.  Andrew’s. 

46  .  Mississippi. 

47  .  Mississippi. 

48  .  Yonge  Street. 

49  .  Yonge  Street. 

50  .  Cooksville. 

51  ........  Colborne. 

52  .  Colborne. 

53  .  Millbrook. 

54  .  Millbrook. 

55  .  Millbrook. 

56  .  Glanford. 

57  .  Glanford. 

58  .  Glanford. 

59  .  Oakville. 

60  F,  sec  . .  Oakville. 

61  f.  sec  . .  Georgetown. 


1862  f.  sec  . .  Georgetown. 

63  .  Aylmer,  C.  W. 

64  .  Aylmer,  C.  W. 

65  J 

to  }-  sup’d  . .  Colborne. 

73  j 

74  .  Toronto  Conf. 


HUGHES,  JAMES  [B]. 

1858  r.  on  t  . .  Bowman ville, 

59  r.f.c.&o  Mooretown. 

60  .  Mooretown. 

61  sup’d  . . .  Millbrook. 

62  sup’d  . . .  Bowmanville. 

Died  November  17th,  1862, 
aged  30  years. 

HUGHES,  SILAS  JAMES. 

1871  c .  Ainley ville. 

72  r.  on  t..  Mitchell. 

73  .  Wilton. 

74  .  Montreal  Conf. 


HUGILL,  JOSEPH. 


1850  R.  on  x .  .  Dundas. 


,,  j 

St.  Thomas. 

01 .  1 

Wallaceburg. 

52  . 

Chatham. 

53  . 

St.  Thomas. 

54  R.F.C.&O 

Morpeth. 

55  . 

East  Bolton. 

56  . 

East  Bolton. 

57  . 

Galt. 

58  . 

Galt. 

59  . 

Brampton. 

60  . 

Brampton. 

61  . 

Brampton. 

62  F.  SEC  .  . 

Stratford. 

63  F.  SEC  .  . 

Stratford. 

64  . 

Cornwall. 

65  . 

Cornwall. 

66  . 

Cornwall. 

67  . 

Farmers  ville. 

68  . 

Farmersville. 

Died  November  30th,  1868, 
aged  46  years. 


HUME,  SAMUEL. 

1859  R.  on  t..  Devonshire  and 
McGillivray. 

60  . .  Belmont. 

61  s.  v.  c  . .  Cobourg. 

62  .  Strathroy. 

63  .  j  !’-u'is-  . 

(  Wyoming. 

Died  July  28th,  1864,  aged  28 
years. 


HUME,  WILLIAM. 
1837  R.  on  t  . .  England. 


38  .  Stanstead. 

39  .  - 

40  .  Located. 


WESLEYAN  METHODIST  CONFERENCE. 


103 


HUNT,  AMBROSE. 

18540  r  Methodist 

to  f . -j  Episcopal 

7 1 J  l  Conference. 

72  R.  f.  c . .  Romney. 

73  .  Romney. 

74  .  London  Conf. 


HUNT,  DAVID. 

1854  r.  out..  Derby. 

55  .  Osprey. 

56  .  Morris. 

57  .  Elma. 

58  .  Elma. 

59  r.f.c. &o  Wellesley. 

60  .  Wellesley. 

61  . .  Rockwood. 

62  .  Flos  and  Medonte 

63  .  Wellesley. 

64  .  Nottawasaga. 

65  .  Nottawasaga. 

66  .  Nottawasaga. 

67  .  Mono. 

68  .  Mono. 

69  .  Mono. 

70  .  Romney. 

71  .  Romney. 

72  .  Kingsville. 

73  .  Kingsville. 

74  .  London  Conf. 


HUNT,  FRANCIS. 

1842  1  (  New 

to  ^ . <  Connexion 

54  )  (  Conference. 

55  r.  om. .  Sutton. 

56  r.f.c. &o  Sutton. 

57  .  St.  Armand. 

58  .  St.  Armand. 

59  .  Farnham. 

60  .  Knowlton. 

61  .  Knowlton. 

62  ) 

to  >  stjp’d  . .  St.  Armand. 

70  ) 

71  .  Rawdon. 

72  .  Rawdon. 

73  .  Rawdon. 

74  .  Montreal  Conf. 


HUNT,  JOHN. 

1844  r.  on  t  . .  Woodstock  and 

45  .  Goderich. 

46  .  Toronto  West. 


1861  .  Port  Hope. 

62  f.  sec  . .  Picton. 

63  f.  sec.  . .  Picton. 

64  f.  sec.  . .  Picton. 

65  .  Woodstock. 

66  .  Woodstock. 

67  .  Woodstock. 

'68  chmisj.  . .  Owen  Sound. 

69  .  Aurora. 

70  .  Aurora. 

71  f.  sec.  . .  Aurora. 

72  .  Yonge  St.  North 

73  .  Yonge  St.  North 

74  .  Toronto  Conf. 

HUNTER,  SAMUEL  .JAMES. 

1861  c .  Nanticoke. 

62  r.  out.  .  Oakville. 

63  .  Oakville. 

64  .  Yonge  St.  North 

65  r.f.c. & o  Yonge  St.  North 

66  .  Bowmanville 

67  .  Montreal  East. 

68  .  Montreal  East. 

69  .  Montreal  East. 

70  .  Montreal  Second 

71  .  Montreal  Second 

72  .  Montreal  Second 

73  .  Toronto  Third. 

74  . Toronto  Conf. 

HUNTER,  WM.  JOHN. 

1856  c .  Aurora. 

57  R.  on  t  .  .  Bradford. 

58  s.  v.  c. . .  Cobourg, 

59  .  Dundas. 

60  r.f.c.  &o  Waterdown. 

61  .  Waterdown. 

62  .  Waterdown. 

63  .  Clinton. 

64  stjp’d.  . .  Toronto  East. 

65  .  London. 

66  .  London. 

67  .  London. 

.68  .  Toronto  West. 

69  .  Toronto  West. 

^  I  j  Hamilton 

,>2  j . j  Centenary. 

73  .  Ottawa  Centre. 

74  .  Montreal  Conf. 

Delegate  to  the  First  General 
Conference,  Toronto,  1874. 

HUNTINGDON,  SILAS. 


47 

1850 

c. 

Clarendon  and 

48 

r.f.c. &o  Stamford. 

Onslow. 

49 

\  \  Drummondville 

51 

R. 

on  T.  . 

Richmond. 

50 

j  (  and  Niagara. 

52 

L’Orignal. 

51 

. Dunnville. 

53 

St.  Andrews. 

52 

.  N elson. 

54 

R. 

F.C.  &0 

Gatineau. 

53 

55 

Gatineau. 

54 

56 

Aylmer,  C.  E. 

55 

57 

F. 

SEC.  .  . 

Aylmer,  C.  E. 

56 

.  Yonge  Street. 

58 

F. 

SEC.  .  . 

Smith’s  Falls. 

57 

59 

F. 

SEC.  .  . 

Smith’s  Falls. 

58 

.  Yonge  Street. 

60 

F. 

SEC. .  . 

Smith’s  Falls. 

59 

.  Whitby. 

61 

sup’d.  .  . 

North  Wakefield 

60 

62 

Renfrew. 

1863  .  Renfrew. 

64  .  Ormstown. 

65  .  Ormstown. 

66  .  Huntingdon. 

67  .  Huntingdon. 

68  .  North  Augusta. 

69  .  Wellington. 

70  .  Wellington. 

71  .  Thurlow. 

72  .  Thurlow. 

73  .  Thurlow. 

74  .  Toronto  Conf. 


HUNTINGDON,  SIMON. 

1828  J  f  Methodist 

to  1- . -J  Episcopal 

32  J  l  Conference. 

33  ord .  Augusta. 

34  .  Augusta. 

35  .  Murray. 

36  .  Murray. 

37  .  Newmarket. 

38  .  Toronto  Circuit. 

39  .  Toronto  Circuit. 

40  .  Whitby. 

41  .  Whitby. 

42  .  Kemptville. 

43  .  Kemptville. 

44  .  Rideau. 

45  .  Rideau. 

46  .  Cornwall. 

47  .  Cornwall. 

48  .  Prescott. 

49  . '.  .  Prescott. 

50  .  Farmersville. 

51  .  Farmersville. 

52  .  Glanford. 

53  .  Glanford. 

54  .  Grimsby. 

55  .  Grimsby. 

56  .  Walsingham 

Died  August  25tli,  1856,  aged 
55  years. 


HURLBURT,  ASAHEL. 

1828  )  (  Methodist 

to  > . <  Episcopal 

32  )  (  Conference. 

33  ord .  Elizabethtown. 

34  .  Elizabethtown. 

35  .  Ottawa. 

36  .  Ottawa. 

37  .  Matilda. 

38  .  Matilda. 

39  . .  .  Richmond. 

40  .  Richmond. 

41  .  Port  Hope. 

42  .  Port  Hope. 

43  .  Cobourg. 

44  .  Napanee. 

45  .  Napanee. 

46  .  Hallowell. 

47  .  Hallowell. 

48  .  Kemptville. 

49  .  Kemptville. 

50  .  Matilda. 

51  .  Matilda. 

52  chmn.  .  Aylmer,  C.  E. 

53  chmn.  .  .  Aylmer,  C.  E. 

54  chmn.  .  Maitland. 


104 


MINISTERS  AND  PROBATIONERS. 


1855  CHMN. 

56  CHMN. 

57 

58 


59 

60 

61  J 

62 

63 

64 

65 

66 
67 


£5  h 

C-<  O 

"h  £ 

H 

co 

PH  g 
pq  H 


W  • 
o  H 

h;  m  o 

£  «  3 

2  H  H 

g  R  i 
o  o  ►-< 
c5  ft 


.  Maitland. 

.  Maitland. 
f  Woodstock. 

I  Woodstock. 

-  Mount  Pleasant. 
Mount  Pleasant. 
.Mount  Pleasant. 
f  Mitchell. 

Mitchell. 

-I  Seaforth. 

I  Seaforth. 

I  Seaforth. 


to  >  sup’d  . .  Mitchell. 

73  | 

74  .  London  Conf. 


Secretary  of  Conference,  1850  ; 
Co-Delegate  of  the  Conference, 
1865  ;  Delegate  to  the  First  Gen¬ 
eral  Conference,  Toronto,  1874. 


HURLBURT,  ERASTUS 

144  c . |  G-ananoque 

(  Bath. 

45  r.  on  T..  Elizabethtown 

46  .  Perth  and  Sher¬ 

brooke. 

47  j  Onslow. 

(  L’Orignal. 

4S  r.f.c.&o.  Gatineau. 


49  .  Gatineau. 

50  .  St.  Andrew’s. 

51  .  Merrickville. 

52  .  Merrickville. 

53  .  Rawdon  and 

Wesley  ville. 

54  .  Rawdon. 

55  .  Winchester. 

56  .  Winchester. 

57  .  Winchester. 

58  .  Innisfil  and 

Snake  Island. 

59  .  Innisfil  aud 

Snake  Island. 

60  f.  sec.  . .  St  Vincent. 

61  f.  sec.  . .  St.  Vincent. 

62  . .  St.  Vincent. 

63  1 

64  I  sup’d  . .  Thornbury. 

65  ) 

66  .  St.  Clair. 

67  .  St.  Clair. 

68  ) 


72  ) 

73  .  Grand  River. 

74  .  London  Conf. 


HURLBURT,  JESSE,  M.  A. 

1841 'j  f  Principal 

to  1 . -{  Victoria 

47  J  1  College. 

48  sup’y.  . .  Toronto  West. 

49  .  Located. 


HURLBURT,  SYLVESTER. 

1836  r.  on  t.  .  Grape  Island. 

37  .  Rice  Lake. 

38  .  Rice  Lake. 


1839  .  Lake  Simcoe 

and  Barrie. 

40  r.  f.c.&o  Lake  Simcoe. 

41  .  Lake  Simcoe. 

42  .  Lake  Simcoe. 

43  .  Chippewa. 

44  .  York. 

45  .  York. 

46  .  York. 

47  .  Grimsby. 

48  TiiEA.v.  c  Cobourg. 

49  .  Colbome. 

50  .  Colbome. 

51  .  Maitland. 

52  .  Maitland. 

53  .  Maitland. 

54  .  Smith’s  Falls. 

55  .  Smith’s  Falls. 

56  1 

to  •  .  Alnwick. 

63  ) 

64 

to  !■  sup’d  .  Prescott. 

73  ) 

74  .  Montreal  Conf. 


HURLBURT,  THOMAS. 


1829  A 

to  f-c . 

33  J 

34  c . 

35  E.F.C. &O 

36  . -... 

37  . 


38 'j 

tO  [r 

42  J 

43  . 

44  J 
to  J- 

50  J 

51  . 

52  . 

53  . 


Muncey. 

Saugeen. 

Saugeen. 

Saugeen. 

St.  Clair  and 
Walpole  Island. 

Lake  Superior. 

Lake  Simcoe. 

Indian  Mission 
Work,  U.S. 
Alderville. 

Rice  Lake. 

Rice  Lake. 

Norway  House. 

Garden  River. 

St.  Clair. 

64  J 

65  .  Walpole  Island. 

66  .  Mooretown. 

67  .  Mooretown. 

68  .  Caistorville. 

69  .  Caistorville. 

70  . Point  Abino. 

71  .  Manitoulin  Isld.  ! 

72  .  Manitoulin  Isld. 

Died  April  14th,  1873,  aged  65 
years. 


54  1 

|  CHMN. 

55 

V  H.  B.  T. 

56  j 

>  DIST. 

57 

CHMN.  . 

58  ^ 

to 

-  CHMN . 

HUSTON,  JOHN  H. 

1827  1  (  Methodist 

to  > . -j  Episcopal 

32  )  l  Conference. 

33  ord  ....  Located. 

Note. — He  was  one  of  the  five 
disaffected  men  who,  in  1834, 


formed  the  First  General  Confer¬ 
ence  of  the  present  Methodist 
Episcopal  Church  in  Canada,  and 
at  which  Mr.  Reynolds  was  or¬ 
dained  Bishop  by  Messrs.  Gat- 
chell,  Culp  and  Pickett.  He 
died  Oct.  9th.  1851. 


HUTCHISON,  JAMES. 


1840  r.  on  t.  .  Yonge  Street. 

41  .  Yonge  Street. 

42  .  Albion. 

43  r. f.c.&o  Albion. 

44  .  Albion. 

45  .  Toronto  Circuit. 

46  .  Toronto  Circuit.' 

47  .  Owen  Sound. 

48  .  Owen  Sound. 

49  .  Sydenham. 

50  .  Newash. 

51  .  Saugeen. 

52  .  Saugeen. 

54  .  Arran. 

55  .  Withdrew. 


HUTCHINSON,  JOHN. 

(  New  Connexion 
|  Conference. 

,  Located. 

45  c .  New  Ireland. 

46  r.  on  t.  .  New  Ireland. 

471 

48  }-  .  Wesleyville  and 

49  J  Rawdon. 


50  . 

Adelaide. 

51 T 

52  }-  . 

Located. 

53  J 

54  r.f.c.&o 

Chatham. 

55  . 

Westminster. 

56  . 

W  estminster. 

57 . 

Belmont. 

58  . 

Belmont. 

59  . 

Durham. 

60  . 

Hanover. 

61  . 

Hanover. 

62  . 

Hanover. 

63  . 

Bruce  Mines. 

64  . 

Bruce  Mines. 

65  . 

Bruce  Mines. 

66  . 

Caistorville. 

67  . 

Caistorville. 

68  sup’d.  . . 

Caistorville. 

69  1 

to  >  sup’d  .  . 

Hamilton. 

73  ) 

74  . 

London  Conf. 

HUTCHINSON,  RICHARD. 


1835  r.  on  t..  institution  Eng. 


36  . 

.  Institution  Eng. 

37  ORD  . . . 

.  Quebec.  . 

38  . 

.  Montreal. 

39  R.  F.  c. 

.  Stanstead. 

40  . 

.  St.  Armand. 

41  . 

.  St.  Armand. 

42  . 

.  St.  Armand. 

43  . 

.  Located. 

Ii- 

dS 

44 


WESLEYAN  METHODIST  CONFERENCE. 


105 


HUXTABLE,  GEO.  CELL  ARP. 

1855  e.  on  t.  .  English  Wes¬ 
leyan  CoDf. 

56  ) 

to  >  .  West  Indies. 

68  ) 


1869^ 

to  [-  .  England. 

72  J 

73  k.  can.  c.  North  Wakefield. 

74  .  Montreal  Conf. 


HYNDMAN,  JOHN. 

1860  e.  on  t  . .  L’Orignal. 

61  .  Plantagenet. 

62  .  Berlin. 

63  s.  v.  o  . .  Oobourg. 

64  .  Located — ill  hth. 


I. 


INGALLS,  EDMUND  S. 


1835  e.  on  t.  .  New  Ireland. 

36  .  St.  John’s. 

37  .  Wesleyville. 

38  .  Wesleyville. 

39  .  Sherbrooke. 

40  r.f.c.&o  New  Ireland. 

41  .  New  Ireland. 

42  .  Shefford. 

43  .  Shefford. 

44  )  l  Compton  and 

45  J  . }  Hatley. 

46  .  Stanstead. 

47  .  Stanstead. 

48  .  Clareneeville. 

49  .  Clareneeville. 

50  .  Clareneeville. 

51  .  St.  Armand. 

52  .  St.  Armand. 

53  sup’y  . . .  Dunham. 

54  .  Dunham. 

55  .  Gaspe. 

56  .  Granby. 

57  .  Dunham. 

581 

to  V  sup’d  .  .  Granby. 

73j 

74  .  Montreal  Conf. 


IRELAND, 

FRANCIS  C. 

1859  E.  on  t.  . 

Percy. 

60  ) 

61  S’  V-  • 

Cobourg. 

62  . 

Elgin. 

63  R.F.C.&O 

Marmora. 

64  )  , 

65  jsupy.. 

St.  Andrew’s. 

661 

to  f  sup’y  .  . 

Lachute. 

70  J 

7il 

to  1  sup’y  . . 

Montreal. 

73  j 

74  . 

Montreal  Conf.' 

IRVINE,  ALEX. 


18221  E-  on  T 
to  j-  ..... . 

28  J  . 

29  . 

30  n 

)  Genesee  Con- 
j  ference,  U.S. 

.  Located. 

31  e.  can.  c.  Bay  Quin te. 

32  . 

.  York. 

33  . 

York. 

34  . 

Stamford. 

35  . 

Stamford. 

36  . 

Located  and  re- 

moved  to  the  Western-  States, 

where  he  died  Aug.  30th,  1840. 

IRVINE,  HENRY. 

1  1863  e.  on  t. 

Farmersville. 

64  . 

Lyn. 

65  . 

Smith’s  Falls. 

66  . 

Carleton  Place. 

67  e.f.c.&o  Leave  of  absence. 

68  . 

Yonge  St.  South. 

69  . 

Battersea. 

70  . 

Metis. 

71  . 

Metis. 

72  . 

Metis. 

73  . 

Three  Rivers. 

74  . 

Montreal  Conf. 

IRWIN, 

WILLIAM. 

1857  e. on  t. 

St.  Vincent. 

58  . 

Belmore. 

59  . 

Oakville. 

60  . 

Chatham. 

61  R.F.C.&O 

Rond  Eau. 

62  . 

Rond  Eau. 

63  F.  SEC  .  . 

W  allaceburg. 

64  F.  SEC  .  . 

W  allaceburg. 

65  . 

Invermay. 

66  F.  SEC  .  . 

Invermay. 

67  F.  SEC  .  . 

Invermay. 

68  F.  SEC  .  . 

Hanover. 

1869  .  .  .  Hanover. 

70  l  (  Sharon  and  Mt. 

71  j . \  Albert. 

72  f.  sec.  . .  Cookstown. 

73  f.  sec.  . .  Cookstown. 

74  : .  Toronto  Conf. 


Delegate  to  First  General  Con¬ 
ference,  Toronto,  1874. 


ISAAC,  JOHN  RUXTON. 

1867  c .  Artemesia. 

68  C .  Thornbury. 

69  e.  on  t.  .  Hanover. 

70  .  Durham. 

71  s.  v.  c  . .  Cobourg. 

72  r.f.c.&o  Sombra. 

73  .  Napier. 

74  .  London  Conf. 


I  VIS  ON,  JAMES  A. 

1854  c .  Mud  Lake. 

55  E.  on  T. .  Alnwick  Circuit. 

56  .  Owen  Sound. 

57  .  Paisley. 

58  e.f.c.  &o  Paisley. 

59  . Southampton 

and  Paisley. 

60  .  Strathroy. 

61  .  Strathroy. 

62  .  Westminster. 

63  .  Westminster. 

64  . . .  Westminster. 

65  .  London  North. 

66  .  London  North. 

67  .  Fenella. 

68  .  Fenella. 

69  .  Alnwick. 

70  .  Alnwick. 

71  .  Alnwick. 

72  .  Madoc. 

73  sup’d  . . .  Madoc. 

74  .  London  Conf. 


106 


MINISTERS  AND  PROBATIONERS. 


J. 


JACKSON,  DANIEL. 

1856  o .  Newcastle. 

57  R.  on t..  Norwood. 

58  .  Lindsay. 

59  s.  v.  o  . .  Cobourg. 

60  .  Located — ill 

health. 

JACKSON,  HENRY. 

1856  R.  on  t..  Sidney. 

57  . .  Weston. 

58  s.  v.  c  . .  Cobourg. 

59  s.  v.  o  . .  Grafton. 

60  .  India,  under  di¬ 

rection  of  Methodist  Episcopal 
Church,  U.S.  In  1874  he  was 
at  Cawnpore,  in  charge  of  the 
Boarding  School  and  Native  work. 


JACKSON,  JOHN. 


1855  c . 

56  R.  OUT.  . 

Stratford. 

57  . 

Guelph. 

58  . 

Consecon. 

59  R.F.C.  &0 

Consecon. 

60  . 

Stirling. 

61  . 

Stirling. 

62  . 

Sidney. 

63  . 

Sidney. 

64  . 

No  Station. 

65  . 

Expelled. 

JACKSON,  SAMUEL. 

1858  c .  Eaton. 

59  R.  »T..  Dunham. 

60  .  East  Bolton. 

61  .  Westmeath. 

62  |  s.‘  v.’  c  |  Coboul'g- 

63  ord .  No  Station. 

64  .  Sutton. 

65  .  Sutton. 

66  sup’d.  . .  Frelighsburg. 

67  )  i  Vermont 

to  > . <  Conference, 

70  )  (  U.  S. 

71  \ 

to  >  .  Frelighsburg. 

73  ) 

74  .  Montreal  C'onf. 


JACKSON,  THOMAS  W. 

1867  o .  Listowel. 

68  R.  onT..  Drayton. 

69  .  Erin. 

70  .  St.  George. 

71  r.f.c.&o  Otterville. 

72  .  Otterville. 

73  .  Otterville. 

74  .  London  Conf. 


JACKSON, 

WILLIAM. 

1862  c . 

Farnham. 

63  r.  on  t.  . 

East  Bolton. 

64  . 

East  Bolton. 

65  s.  v.  c  . . 

Cobourg. 

Milford. 

00  . j 

Quebec. 

67  . 

Quebec. 

68  . 

Danville. 

69  . 

Danville. 

70  . 

Danville. 

71  . 

Melbourne. 

72  . 

Melbourne. 

73  . 

Melbourne. 

74  . 

Montreal  Conf. 

JAMES,  RICHARD  G. 


1868  C .  Tilsonburg. 

69  r.  on  T.  .  Amabel. 

70  .  Welland. 

71  .  Smith ville. 

72  .  No  Station— ill 

health. 

73  .  Blenheim. 

74  .  Toronto  Conf. 

JAMIESON,  WM.  S.,  B. A. 

1872  c.  . .  North  Gower. 

73  r.  out..  L’Orignal. 

74  .  Montreal  Conf. 


JACOBS,  PETER. 


38  c . 

.  Lake  Superior. 

39  c . 

.  Lake  Superior. 

40  ) 

(  Fort  Alexander, 

41  j . 

j  H.B.T. 

42  R.  on  T .  , 

.  Norway  House, 

H.B.T. 

43  ORD.  . . . 

.  Visiting  Eng. 

44 'i 

)  Lac  La  Pliue, 

tO  r . 

49  J 

(  H.B.T. 

50  . 

.  Visiting  Eng. 

51  . 

.  <  'anada  West. 

52  . 

.  Tour  in  H.  B.  T. 

and  C.  W. 

53  . 

.  Saugeen. 

54  . 

.  Saugeen. 

55  . 

.  Rama. 

56  . 

.  Rama. 

57  . 

.  No  Station. 

58  . 

.  Expelled. 

JACQUES,  GEORGE. 

1854  r.  out..  Southampton. 

55  .  Derby. 

56  .  Arran. 

57  ord .  Hanover. 

58  R.  f.  c. .  Hanover. 

59  .  Hanover. 

60  )  (  Holland  and 

61  f . (  Sullivan. 

62  .  Paisley. 

63  .  Paisley. 

64  .  Artemesia. 

65  .  Artemesia. 

66  .  Artemesia. 

67  .  Bayfield. 

68  .  Bayfield. 

69  sup’d....  Bayfield. 

70  sup’d  . . .  Artemesia. 

71  sup’d  . . .  Artemesia. 

72  .  Saugeen. 

73  .  Saugeen. 

74  .  Toronto  Conf. 


JEFFERS, 

THOMAS. 

1841  R.  on  T. . 

Peterboro’. 

42  . 

Brantford. 

43  . 

London. 

44  . 

Simcoe. 

45  R.F.C.&O 

Malahide. 

46  . 

Malahide. 

47  . 

Dumfries. 

48  . 

Dumfries. 

49  . 

Nelson. 

50  . 

Nelson. 

51  . 

Cainsville. 

52  . 

Cainsville. 

53  . 

Crowland. 

54  . 

Welland. 

55  . 

Markham. 

56  . 

Markham. 

57  . 

Waterdown. 

58  . 

Dunn  ville. 

59  . 

Dunnville. 

60  . 

Dunnville. 

61  . 

Walsingham. 

.62  . 

Walsingham. 

63  . 

Weston. 

64  . 

Weston. 

65  . 

Weston. 

66  . 

Georgetown. 

67  . 

Georgetown. 

68  . 

Georgetown. 

69 1 

70  [  sup’d  . . 
71 J 

Toronto. 

Died  September  15th,  1871, 

aged  62  years. 

JEFFERS,  WELLINGTON, 

D.D. 

1836  c.  5  mo.. 

Isle  of  Tanti. 

37  R.  out.. 

Hamilton. 

38  . 

Lake  Simcoe, 

Barrie  and 

Coldwater. 

39  . 

Osgoode  and 

By  town. 

40  . 

Mississippi. 

Brockville. 

41  R.F.C.&O 

Belleville. 

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'1842 

43 

44 

45 

46 

47 

48 


Sidney. 

Sidney. 

Waterloo. 

Waterloo. 

Dundas. 

Grimsby. 

Brantford. 


49  .  Brantford. 

50  .  Yonge  Street. 

51  .  Yonge  Street. 

52  .  Yonge  Street. 

53  .  Toronto  East. 

54b 

55[  DIST  V 

56  J  'l  Montreal  Centre. 
f  Rice  Lake. 
i|  Rice  Lake. 

I  Rice  Lake. 

Editor  Chris  tian 
Guardian. 


CHMN. 

DIST. 


r  Montreal  Centre. 
-  Montreal  Centre. 


CHMN. 

CHMN. 


SUP  D 
CHMN 


Oshawa. 
Oshawa, 
London, 
London, 
London  East. 
Toronto  Conf. 


Nor.  St. 
Nor.  St. 


Secretary  of  Conference  1853  ; 
Co-delegate  of  the  Conference 
1866.  The  honorary  degree  of 
D.D.,  was  conferred  upon  him 
by  Victoria  University,  1863. 

Delegate  to  First  General  Con- 
fence,  Toronto,  1874. 


JENNINGS,  DAVID. 


544  c . 

Yonge  Street. 

45  r.  on  t  . . 

Whitby. 

46  R.F. c.&o 

Owen  Sound. 

47  . 

Gananoque. 

48  . 

Clarendon. 

49  . 

Clarendon. 

50  . 

Farmersville. 

51  . 

Sherbrooke. 

52  . 

Sherbrooke. 

53  . 

Merriekville. 

54  . 

Merrickville. 

55  . 

Chambly. 

56  . 

Farnham. 

57  . 

Bruce  Mines. 

58  . 

Bruce  Mines. 

59  . 

Bruce  Mines. 

60  . 

No  Station — ill 

health. 

61  . 

Holland  Land’g. 

62  sup’d.  . . 

Weston. 

63  . 

Gaspe. 

64  . 

Gaspe. 

65  ) 

to  >  sup’d  . . 

Weston. 

73  ) 

74  . 

Toronto  Conf. 

JENNINGS,  JOHN. 

1871  c.  ...... - 

72  n.  on  t..  Smithville. 

73  .  Located. 


JEFFERY,  THOS.  WESLEY. 


S57  s . 

Paris. 

58  r.  on  t  . . 

Paris. 

59  . 

Melbourne. 

60  . 

Kingston. 

61  R.F. C.&O 

Kingston. 

62  . 

Napanee. 

63  . 

Napanee. 

64  . 

Toronto  West. 

65  F.  SEC  . . 

Melbourne. 

66  . 

Melbourne. 

67  . 

Melbourne. 

68  . 

Wellington  Sq. 

69  . 

Wellington  Sq. 

70  F.  SEC.  . . 

Milton. 

71  F.  SEC.  .  . 

Milton. 

72  F.  SEC.  .  . 

Milton. 

73  F.  SEC.  .  . 

Toronto  Second. 

74  . 

Toronto  Conf. 

JENKINS,  JOHN. 

1835  r.  on  t'.  .  Institution  Eng. 

36  .  Institution  Eng. 

37  ord .  Goobee,  India. 

38  1 

to  >  .  India. 

41  ) 

42 

to  [•  .  English  Conf. 

46  ) 

47 

to  >  .  Montreal. 

51  | 

52  .  Montreal  Centre. 

53  .  Montreal  Centre. 

54  .  Withdrew. 


JEWELL,  JOHN  ARTHUR, 
B.  A. 

1869  c .  Stayner. 

70  R.  on  T.  .  Smithville. 

71  .  Oakwood. 

72  .  Millbrook. 

73  r.f.  c.&o  Blairton. 

74  .  Toronto  Conf. 

A  graduate  of  University  Col¬ 
lege,  Toronto — B.A.,  1869. 


JOHNSON,  FRANCIS. 

1872  c .  Lakefield. 

73  R.  on  t.  .  Omemee. 

74*. .  Toronto  Conf. 


JOHNSON,  JOHN. 


1833  r. on  t.  . 


34  . 

35  . 

.  .  St.  Johns. 

36  . 

.  .  Stanstead. 

37  . 

. .  Located. 

JOHNSON, 

JOSHUA  H.,  M.A. 

1849  b 

(  Methodist 

to  7 . 

.  <  Episcopal 

59  J 

(  Conference. 

60  R.  F.  C 

.  .  Brockville, 

Principal  of 
Victoria  School. 

61  . 

. .  Montreal  West. 

62  . 

. .  Montreal  West. 

63  . 

.  .  Montreal  West. 

1864  .  Aylmer  E. 

65  .  Aylmer  E. 

66  .  Peterborough. 

67  .  Peterborough. 

68  .  Peterborough. 

69  .  Quebec. 

70  .  Quebec. 

71  .  Odessa. 

72  .  Odessa. 

73  .  Agent  Vic.  Col. 

74  .  Toronto  Conf. 


JOHNSON,  MOSES  MAIT¬ 
LAND. 

1862  R,  on  T .  ,  Hungerford. 

63  .  Bath. 

64  .  Bath. 

65  s.  v.  o  . .  Cobourg. 

66  r.f. c.&o  |  Georgeville  and 

67  .  /  Magog. 

68  .  Compton. 

69  .  Compton. 

70  ) 

f  supd..  Dundas. 

Died  Aug.  27th,  1871,  aged  35 
years. 


JOHNSON,  THOMAS. 


1868  ) 

69  ( . ' 

70  R.  on  t.  . 

71  . 


Methodist 
Episcopal 
Church,  U.S. 
L’Orignal. 
Withdrew. 


Killed  by  being  thrown  from 
his  buggy,  Aug.  17th,  1873. 


JOHNSTON,  DAVID 
ARTHUR. 


1854  c . 

55  R.  on  t.  . 

56  . 

57  . 

58  R.F. c.&o 

59  . 

60  . 

61  )  j 

62  ) . I 

63  . 

64  . 

65  . 

66  . 

67  . 

68  . 

69  . 

70  . 

71  . 

72  . 

73  sup’d.  . . 

74  . 


Sidney. 

Sidney. 

Waterloo — K. 
Storrington. 
Cartwright. 
Cartwright. 
Cartwright. 
Lakefield  and 
Mud  Lake. 
Percy. 

Percy. 

Percy. 

Baltimore  and 
Grafton. 

Osprey. 

Osprey. 

Florence. 

Florence. 

Ainleyville. 

Cartwright. 

Belleville. 

Toronto  Conf. 


JOHNSTON,  EDWARD. 


1809  b 

r  English 

to  8  .  . . 

...  4  W esleyan 

16  J 

l  Conference. 

17  .... 

. .  .  .  Fort  Wellington 

C  W. 

18  . . . . 

.  . . .  Kington. 

19  .... 

Died  in  1858. 


108 


MINISTERS  AND  PROBATIONERS. 


JOHNSTON,  HUGH, 
M.A.,  B.D. 

1859  r.  out..  Florence. 

60  .  Gosfield  and 

Amherstburg. 

611 

to  1  u.  v.  o.  Cobourg. 

64  J 

65  r.f.c.&o.  Toronto  East. 


66  .  Montreal  East. 

67  .  Sandwich  and 

Windsor. 

6S^ .  Windsor. 

69  .  Windsor. 

70  .  Toronto  West. 

71  .  Toronto  Fifth. 

72  .  Toronto  Fifth. 

73  .  Hamilton — 

Centenary. 

74  .  London  Conf. 


A  graduate  of  Victoria  Univer¬ 
sity — B.A.,  1865,  Silver  Medal¬ 
list  ;  M.A.,  1869  ;  B.D.,  1874. 


JOHNSTON,  WILLIAM. 


1868  ) 

r  Primitive 

Methodist 

69  ( . 

l  Church. 

70  r.  on  t.  . 

Drayton. 

71  . 

Elora. 

72  R.F.C.&O 

Erin. 

73  ..., . 

Erin. 

74  . 

Toronto  Conf. 

JOLLEY,  WM.  CLOWES. 

18651 

|  Primitive 

to  . 

70  J  ' 

1  Church. 

71  R.  F.  c. . 

Port  Rowan. 

72  . 

Port  Rowan. 

73  . 

Allenford. 

74  . 

Toronto  Conf. 

JOLLIFFE, 

WILLIAM  J. 

1868  c . 

Bowmanville. 

69  r.  on  t.  . 

Prince  Albert. 

70  . 

Newcastle. 

71  . 

Newcastle. 

72  . 

Streetsville. 

73  R.F.0.&O 

Yonge  St.  South. 

74  . 

Montreal  Conf. 

JONES,  BENJAMIN. 

1844  R.  on  t.  . 

Newmarket  and 

Snake  Island. 

45  . 

Albion. 

46  . 

Bradford. 

471 

48  v  . 

Located. 

49  J 

50  c . 

Owen  Sound. 

51  c . 

Picton. 

52  R.F.C.  &0 

53  . 

54  .  | 

N  ewburg. 
Newburg. 
Humber. 

Yonge  Street. 

1855  .  Yonge  Street. 

56  .  Brampton. 

57  .  Brampton. 

58  .  Located. 


JONES,  CORNELIUS  A. 


1862  R.  on  T. .  Wesleyville. 

63  .  Wesleyville. 

64  .  St.  Andrews. 

65  .  Prince  Albert. 

66  r.f.c.&o  Millbrook. 

67  .  Burleigh  Road. 

68  .  Hall’s  Bridge. 

69  .  New  Ireland. 

70  .  New  Ireland. 

71  . '. .  New  Ireland. 

72  .  Cookshire. 

73  .  Cooksl lire. 

74  .  Montreal  Conf. 


JONES,  EDMUND  SHEP' 

HERD. 

1866  c . 

Kincardine. 

67  R.  on  t.  . 

Howick. 

68  . 

Wyoming. 

69  . 

Arkona. 

70  . 

Romney. 

71  R.F.C.  &0 

Woodslee. 

72  . 

Woodslee. 

73  . 

Amherstburg. 

74  . 

London  Conf. 

JONES, 

GEORGE. 

1857  c . 

Wawanosh. 

58  r.  on  x. . 

Morris. 

59  . 

Kincardine. 

60  . 

Bayfield. 

61  . 

Teeswater. 

Died  May  24th,  1862,  aged  28 
years. 


JONES,  HENRY. 

1851  c .  Siduey. 

52  R.  on  T.  .  Sidney. 


53  . . . . 

.  . .  .  Humber. 

54  . . . . 

55  .... 

health. 


JONES,  JOSEPH. 

1855  c .  Montreal  East. 

56  r.  on  t.  .  Montreal  East. 

57  .  Clinton. 

58  .  Rem.  to  U.  S. 


JONES,  PETER. 

18131  (Methodist 

to  1 . -!  Episcopal 

32  J  [  Conference. 

33  sup’d.  . . - 

34  .  Located. 


JONES,  PETER. 
(ka-ke-wa-quon-a-by.  ) 
18251  f  Methodist 


to  f- . -i 

Episcopal 

32  J 

l  Conference. 

33  l 

Credit, 

34  (  °.RD‘  ‘  ’ 

Translating. 

35  . 

Credit. 

36  . 

Credit. 

37  ) 

> . 

Visiting 

England. 

38  > 

39  . 

Credit, 

Translating. 

40  . 

41  . 

42  . 

43  sup’y.  . . 

j . 

Muncey. 

Muncey. 

Muncey. 

Muncey. 

Visiting 

England. 

45  ( 

46  . 

Muncey. 

47  \ 

Muncey  Indus- 

48  \ . 

trial  School. 

49  . 

Under  Sup’t.  of 

g  j  SUP’Y.. 

of  Missions. 

Brantford. 

52  ) 

to  >  . 

Grand  River. 

56  } 

Died  June  28th,  1856,  aged  54 

years. 

JONES, 

PETER  W. 

1867  c  . 

Belmont. 

68  R.  on  T. . 

St.  Georger. 

69  . 

Norwich. 

70  . 

Albion. 

71  R.F.C.&O 

Garafraxa. 

72  . 

Garafraxa. 

73  . 

Rockwood. 

74  . 

London  ConL 

JONES, 

RICHARD. 

18201 

Methodist 

t0  f . i 

Episcopal 

32  J 

Conference. 

33  ORD  .... 

Cobourg. 

34  . 

Hallowell. 

35  . 

Hallowell. 

36  . 

Stamford. 

37  . 

Hamilton. 

38  . 

By  town. 

39  . 

Bytown. 

40  . 

By  town. 

41  . 

Hallowell. 

42  . 

Bay  Quinte.1 

43  . 

Bay  Quinte. 

44  . 

Pres,  of  Conf. 

45  . 

Cobourg. 

46  . 

Cobourg. 

47  . 

Cobourg. 

48  . 

Consecon. 

49  . 

Consecon. 

50  . 

Belleville. 

51  . 

Belleville. 

52  . 

Yonge  Street. 

53  . 

Yonge  Street. 

54  . 

Yonge  Street. 

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1855 

56 

57 

58 

59 

60 
61 
62 


Yonge  Street. 
Yonge  Street. 
Weston. 
Weston. 

Dun  das. 
Dundas. 
Dundas. 
London. 


1863  . 

64  . 

65  . 

66  . 

67  . 

68  ) 

to  [•  sup’d.  . 
73  ) 


London. 

London. 

Cobourg. 

Cobourg. 

Cobourg. 

Cobourg. 


1874  .  Toronto  Conf. 

President  of  Conference,  1844 
and  1865  ;  Co-Delegate  of  Confer¬ 
ence,  1860;  Delegate  to  First  Gen¬ 
eral  Conference,  Toronto,  1874. 

Chairman  of  District,  1836  to 
1867. 


K 


KANE,  DAVID. 

1873  K.  on  t.  .  Glanford. 
74  .  Dropped. 


KAPPkLE,  STEPHEN. 

1862  r.  on  t 

.  .  Preston — Germ. 

63  ORD  . . 

. .  Preston — Germ. 

64  . 

.  .  Hamilton — Ger. 

65  . 

.  .  Hamilton — Ger. 

66  . 

.  .  Vennacher. 

67  . 

.  .  Vennacher. 

68  . 

. .  Vennacher. 

69  ) 

to  > . 

j  Hamilton  and 

72  ) 

|  Paris. 

73  . 

.  .  Preston  and  Paris 

74  . 

.  .  London  Conf. 

KEAGEY, 

JOHN,  G.,  B.A. 

1862  r.  on  t.  .  Perth. 

63  u.  v.  o..  Cobourg. 


64  .  Grimsby. 

65  .  Grimsby. 


66  r.f.c.&o  Bradford. 

67  ) 

to  >  sitp’y.  .  Dundas. 

73  ) 

74  .  London  Conf. 

A  graduate  of  Victoria  Univer¬ 
sity — B.A.,  1864. 


1865 

s.v.c.  .  , 

Cobourg. 

66 

s.v.c. .  .  - 

Cobourg. 

Milton. 

67 

'  o 

d 

d 

Clinton. 

68 

Clinton. 

69 

Clinton. 

70 

Lucknow. 

71 

Lucknow. 

72 

Lucknow. 

73 

Wingham. 

74 

London  Conf. 

KELLY,  THOMAS. 

1860  r.  07i  t.  .  Ainleyville. 

61  .  Clinton. 

62  .  Bayfield. 

63  .  Paris. 

64  s.  v.  o. . .  Cobourg. 

65  s.  v.  o.  j  Cobourg. 

j  Yonge  St.  South 

66  r.f.c.  &  o  Brampton. 

67  .  Port  Rowan. 

68  .  Napanee. 

69  .  New  Glasgow. 

70  .  St.  Arina, nd. 

71  .  St.  Armand. 

72  .  St.  Armand. 

73  .  Rem.  to  U.  S., 

and  united  with  the  Methodisl 
Episcopal  Church'. 


KEAM,  FRANK  COUCH. 

1873  r.  oil  t..  Alderville. 

74  .  Toronto  Conf. 


KEEFER,  BENJAMIN  B. 

1868  c .  Thorold. 

69  R.  on  t  . .  Grimsby. 

70  .  Brantford. 

71  .  London,  Nrth.  St 

72  r.f.c.&o  London,  Nrth.  St 

73  .  Brantford,  Brant 

Av. 

74  .  London  Conf. 


KELLAM,  HENRY. 

1862  R.  on  T,  .  Albion. 

63  .  Stratford. 

64  .  Kincardine. 


KENNEDY,  DAVID,  M.A. 


1860  r.  out..  Berlin  and 

Blenheim. 

61  it.  v.  c.  .  Cobourg. 

62  it.  y.  c..  Cobourg. 

63  .  Consecon. 

64  r.f.c.&o  Consecon. 

65  .  Napanee. 

66  .  Selby. 

67  .  Pittsburg. 

68  .  Pittsburg. 

69  .  Erin. 

70  .  Erin. 

71  .  Seaforth. 

72  sitp’d.  .  Seaforth. 

73  .  Hudson. 

74  .  Montreal  Conf. 


A  graduate  of  Victoria  Univer¬ 
sity—  B. A.,  1863;  M.A.,  1868. 


KENNEDY,  GEORGE. 


1842  R.  077.  T.  . 

43  . 

44  . 

45  . 

46  r.f.c.  &o 

47  . 

48  . 

49  . 

50  . 

51  . 

52  . 

53  . 

54  . 

55  . 

.56  . 

57  . 

58  . 

59  stjp’y.  . . 

60  . 

61  . 

62  . 

63  . 

64  . 

65  . 

66  . 

67  . 

68  . 

69  . 

70  . 

71  ) 

72  >  sitp’d  . . 

73  ) 

74  . 


Peterboro’. 

Simcoe. 

W  oodstock. 

London  Circuit. 

Goderich. 

Godercih. 

Adelaide. 

Walsingham, 

Walsingham. 

Malahide. 

Malahide. 

Aylmer  W. 

Galt. 

Galt. 

Ingersoll. 

Ingersoll. 

Ingersoll. 

Ingersoll. 

Nissouri. 

Nissouri. 

Nissouri. 

Mount  Brydges. 
Mount  Brydges. 
Mount  .Brydges. 
Lucan. 
Waterdown. 
Dunnville. 
Dunnville. 
L’Orignal. 

Ingersoll. 

London  Conf. 


KENNEDY,  JAMES. 

1857  c .  Walsingham. 

58  R.  on  t.  .  Walsingham. 

59  s.  v.  c  . .  Cobourg. 

60  s.  Y.  C  . .  Grafton. 

61  r.f.c.  &o  St.  George. 

62  .  Arkona. 

63  .  Arkona. 

64  .  Arkona. 

65  .  Belmont. 

66  .  Belmont. 

67  .  Belmont. 

68  .  Mount  Brydges. 

69  .  Mount  Brydges. 

70  .  Mount  Brydges. 

71  .  Dorchester. 

72  .  Dorchester. 

73  .  Dorchester. 

74  . London  Conf. 


no 


MINISTERS  AND  PROBATIONERS. 


KENNEY, 

GEORGE  H. 

„„„  '  \ 

Blenheim. 

1860  r.  out 

Gull  River. 

61  . 

Gull  River. 

62  . 

Plantagenet. 

63  . 

North  Wakefield 

64  R.F.C.&O 

Grenville. 

65  . 

Grenville. 

66  . 

lticeville. 

67  . 

Bearbrook. 

68  . 

Bearbrook. 

69  . 

Bearbrook . 

70  . 

Wingham. 

71  . 

Wingham. 

72  . 

W  ingham 

73  sup’d.  . . 

Wingham. 

74  . 

Toronto  Conf. 

KEOUGH,  JABEZ  BUNTING. 

1854  c . 

Orillia. 

55  R.  on  t.  . 

Brighton. 

56  s.  v.  c  . . 

Cobourg. 

57  s.  v.  c  . . 

Cobourg. 

58  R.F.C.&O 

Alnwick  Circuit. 

59  . 

Point  Alexander. 

60  . 

Long  Isl’d  Locks 

61  . 

Lochaber. 

62  . 

Locliaber. 

63  . 

Lochaber. 

64  . 

Russell. 

65  . 

Bearbrook. 

66  . 

Bearbrook. 

67  . 

Grenville. 

68  . 

Grenville. 

69  . 

Grenville. 

70  . 

North  Gower. 

71  . 

North  Gower. 

72  . 

North  Gower. 

73  . 

Bell’s  Corners. 

74  . 

Montreal  Conf. 

KEOUGH,  THOMAS  STOTT. 

1856  K.  wit.  .  Kingston. 

57  .  Belleyille. 

58  .  Grimsby. 

59  .  Grimsby. 

60  r.f.c. &o  Welland. 

61  f.  SBC.. .  Welland. 

62  f.  SEC. . .  Glanford. 

63  f.  sec.  .  .  Glanford. 

64  .  Glanford. 

65  .  St.  George. 

66  .  St.  George. 

67  .  East  Zorra. 

68  .  East  Zorra. 

69  )  (  Agent 

to  > .  Victoria 

72  )  (  College. 

„  \  Baltimore. 

.  \  Y onge  St.  Centre 

74  . Toronto  Conf. 


KEPPEL,  JOHN  HADDEN. 

1863  c . Berlin. 

64  R.  on  T .  .  Blenheim. 

65  .  Blenheim. 

66  .  Barrie. 


1867  r.f.c 

!.&o  Vespra. 

68  . . . . 

....  ( Jookstown. 

69  . . . . 

.  .  .  .  Bruce  Mines. 

70  .... 

. . . .  Bruce  Mines. 

71  .... 

.  .  .  Bruce  Mines. 

72  .  Silver  Islet. 

73  .  Princeton. 

74  .  London  Conf. 


KER,  PETER. 

1833  R.  oat..  Westminster. 

34  .  Gosfield. 

35  .  Canboro’. 

36  .  Simcoe. 

37  R.  f.  c.  &  o  Brantford. 

38  .  Ancaster. 

39  .  Hamilton. 

40  .  Oxford. 


41  .... 

.  .  .  .  Simcoe. 

42  . . . . 

. .  .  .  Simcoe. 

43  .... 

. .  . .  Dumfries. 

44  .... 

_  Dumfries. 

45  .... 

.  .  .  .  Nelson. 

46  .... 

.  .  .  .  Nelson. 

47  .... 

48  .... 

....  Brampton. 

49  . .  .  . 

....  Brampton. 

50  .... 

.  .  .  .  Markham. 

51  .  .  . . 

....  Markham. 

52  .... 

....  Markham. 

53  .... 

.  .  .  Oshawa. 

54  stjp’d.  .  .  Oshawa. 

55  sup’d  .  .  .  Suspension  Bdge. 


56  . 

Dunnville. 

57  ........ 

Dunnville. 

58  . 

Paris. 

59  F.  SEC.  .  . 

Paris  and  Galt. 

60  ^ 

to  !- , sup’d  . . 

Drummoiidville. 

66  J 

67  . 

.  Agt.  Tract  Soc. 

by  permission 
of  the  Conf. 

681 

69  1  sup’d  . 

70  J 

.  Drummoiidville. 

71  . 

.  Hillsdale. 

7° 

.  Hillsdale. 

73  . 

.  Chelsea. 

74  . 

.  Montreal  Conf. 

KERR,  JOHN  L. 

1852  c .  Erin. 

53  C .  Wellesley. 

54  r.owt.&o  Mono. 

55  .  Proton. 

56  .  Proton. 


57  R.  F.  c. . 

.  Owen  Sound. 

58 . 

.  St.  Vincent. 

59  . 

.  St.  Vincent. 

60  . 

.  Orillia. 

61  . 

.  Orillia. 

62  . 

.  Orillia. 

63  . 

Cayuga. 

64  . 

.  Cayuga. 

65  . 

.  Cayuga. 

66  . 

.  Napier. 

67  . 

.  Romney. 

68  . 

.  Dawn  Mills. 

69  . 

.  Dawn  Mills. 

70  . 

.  Dawn  Mills. 

1871  .  Ridgetown. 

72  .  Ridgetown 

73  .  Ridgetown. 

74  .  London  Conf. 


KERR,  RICHARD. 


1864  c . 

65  R.  on  T .  ! 

Brighton. 

Newcastle. 

66  . 

Merrickville. 

67  . 

Bury. 

68  R.F.C.&O 

Port  Neuf. 

69  . 

W  mchester. 

70  . 

Otterville. 

71  . 

Wallaceburg 

72  . 

Located. 

KETTLEWELL,  WILLIAM. 

1872  r.  on  t.  . 

Exeter. 

73  . 

Exeter. 

74  . 

London  Conf. 

KIDD,  JAMES  P. 
1864  r.  on  T . .  Artemesia. 


65  . . . . 

....  Iveppel. 
....  Thornbury. 

66  . . . . 

67  . . . . 

....  Expelled. 

KIERNON,  JOHN. 


1857  R.  f.  c. . 

Methodist  Epis. 

Church,  U.S. 

5S  . 

Huntington. 

59  . 

Huntington. 

60  . 

W  inchester. 

61  . 

Winchester. 

62  . 

Winchester. 

63  . 

Portage  du  Fort. 

64  . 

Portage  du  Fort. 

65 . 

Portage  du  Fort. 

66  . 

Rem.  to  U.  S. 

KILGOUR,  JOSEPH. 

1856  R. on  T . . 

L’Orignal. 

57  . 

Richmond. 

58  . 

Kemptville. 

59  s.  v.  c  . . 

Cobourg. 

60  s.  v.  c  . . 

Plain  ville. 

61  R.F.C.&O 

Ormstown. 

62  . 

Ormstown. 

63  . 

Ormstown. 

64 . 

Cavignal. 

65  . 

Cavignal. 

66  . 

Lachute  and 

Grenville 

67  . 

Lachute. 

68  . 

Lachute. 

69  . 

Aylmer,  Que. 

70  . 

Tweed. 

71  . 

Tweed. 

72  . 

Tweed. 

73  . 

Shannonville. 

74  . 

Toronto  Conf. 

WESLEYAN  METHODIST  CONFERENCE. 


Ill 


KINES,  JAMES. 

1863  r.  on  t.  .  Milford. 

64  .  Milford, 

65  .  Hungerford. 

66  .  Sidney. 

67  s.  y.  c  . .  Cobourg. 

68  e.f.c.&o  Hamilton  East. 

69  .  Keene. 

70  .  Keene. 

71  .  Keene. 

72  .  Agent  Vic.  Col. 

73  .  Odessa. 

74  .  Montreal  Conf. 


KNIGHT,  ADOLPHUS  G.,B.A. 
I869  |  "'"a  |  CobourS- 

70  .  Shannonville. 

71  .  Trenton. 

72  .  Ameliasburg. 

73  f.r.c.  &o  Kingston  2nd. 

74  .  Montreal  Conf. 

A  graduate  of  Victoria  Univer¬ 
sity — B.A.,  1873. 


KNOWLAN,  JAMES. 

1806  1  [ 

to  [ . <  Eastern  British 

20  i  (  America. 


1821  .  Montreal. 

22  .  Montreal. 

23  .  Montreal. 

24  .  Melbourne. 

25  .  Kingston. 

26  .  Kingston. 

27  .  Stanstead. 

28  .  Stanstead. 

29  .  St.  Arrnand. 

30  .  St.  Armand. 

31  .  Odelltown. 

32  .  E.  B.  America. 


KNOWLES,  HENRY  WM. 

1870  c .  Port  Neuf. 

71  R.  on  t.  .  Coaticoke. 

72  .  Cassville. 

73  stu .  Mont.  Theo.  Col. 

74  .  Montreal  Conf. 


KNOX,  WILLIAM. 


IvOYL,  EPHRAIM  LILLIE. 


1853  R.  f.  g.  . .  Belmont. 

54  .  Amerstbiu’g. 

55  .  Amherstburg. 

56  .  Devonshire. 

57  .  Devonshire. 

58  .  Wawanosh. 

59  .  Wawanosh. 

60  .  Wawanosh. 

61  .  Percy. 

62  .  Percy. 

Ko  )  (  Lakefield, 

R  ,  [ . -j  Warsaw  and 

L  Mud  Lake. 

65  .  Oakwood. 

66  .  Oakwood. 

67  .  Niagara. 

68  .  Niagara. 

69  .  Pittsburg. 

70  . . .  Centreville. 

71  .  Centreville. 

72  . i.  Centreville. 

73  .  Stouffville. 

74  .  Toronto  Conf. 


1870  c . 

.  Collfield. 

71  R.  on  x. 

.  Franklin  Centre. 

72  . 

.  North  Gore. 

73  . 

.  Mont.  Theo.  Col. 

74  . 

.  Montreal  Conf. 

KRUPP,  HENRY. 

1856')  r  With  the 

to  y . -!  United 

72  J  l  Brethren. 

73  R.  f.  o..  Preston  and  Paris 

Ger.  Mis. 

74  .  Montreal  Conf. 


L. 


LA-CLAIRE,  ALEXANDER. 

1863')  r.  f.  c.  ("South  Roxton, 

64  l . -j  French 

65  J  l  Mission. 

66  . .  Rem.  to  U.  S. 


LA  DOW,  SAMUEL  P. 

1842  R.  om .  .  Hallowell. 

43  r.f.c.  &o  Napanee. 


44  .  Napanee. 

45  .  Peterboro’. 

46  .  Rem.  to  U.  S. 


LAIRD,  JAMES. 


1862  R.  on  T .  .  Holland  Land’g. 

63  .  Mount  Forest 

and  Arthur. 

64  . Durham. 

65  s.  v.  c. . .  Cobourg. 

66  .  Chatham. 

67  R.f.c.  &o  Napier. 

68  .  Napier. 

69  .  Woodslee. 

70  .  Woodslee. 

71  .  Amherstburg. 

72  .  Amherstburg. 

73  .  Teeswater. 

74  .  London  Conf. 


LAIRD,  JOHN  G.  (LAIRD,  WILLIAM  HENRY. 


1848  R.  on  t.  . 

Chatham. 

49 . 

Goderich. 

50  . 

London  Circuit. 

51  . 

London  Circuit. 

52  R.F.C.&  0 

London. 

53  . 

Sarnia. 

54  . 

Sarnia. 

55  . 

Sarnia. 

56  . 

Thorold. 

57  . 

Thorold. 

58  . 

Thorold. 

59  . 

Hamilton. 

60  . 

London  Circuit. 

61  . 

Londou  Circuit. 

62  . 

Mount  Pleasant. 

63  . 

Mount  Pleasant. 

64 . 

Paris. 

65  . 

Paris. 

66  . 

Paris. 

67  . 

Drummondville. 

68  . 

Drummondville. 

69  F.  SEC.  .  . 

Drummondville. 

70  . 

Fergus. 

71  . 

Fergus. 

72  . 

Fergus. 

73  CEMN.  .  . 

Owen  Sound. 

74  . 

Toronto  Conf. 

Delegate  to  First  General  Con¬ 
ference,  Toronto,  1874. 


1855 

R.  on  T.  .  Lindsay. 

56 

S.  v.  c. .  .  Cobourg. 

57 

s.  v.  c...  Cobourg. 

58 

59 

R.  f.  c.  &  o  Glanford . 

60 

.  Cainsville. 

61 

.  Cainsville. 

62 

63 

.  Waterdown. 

64 

.  Waterdown. 

65 

66 

.  Port  Dover. 

67 

.  Port  Dover,. 

68 

.  Port  Dover. 

69 

.  Dundas. 

70 

.  Dundas. 

71 

.  W oodstock. 

72 

.  Woodstock. 

73 

.  Woodstock. 

74 

LAKE,  CHARLES  VAN- 
DUSEN. 

I860' 

)  f  Methodist 

to 

•  j  Episcopal 

70. 

'  l  Conferem 

71 

R.  f.  c  .  .  Aylwin. 

72 

73 

.  Aylwin. 

.  Toronto  Conf. 

74 

112 


MINISTERS  AND  PROBATIONERS. 


LAKE,  JOHN  N. 


1855  c . 

56  r.  on  t.  . 


57 


58  . 

59  R.F.C.&O 

60  . 


61 

62 

63 

64 

65 


66 

67 

68 

69 

70 

71 

72 

73 

74 


SUP  D. 

sup’d 


SUP  D 


SUP  Y 


Picton. 

Picton . 
Aylmer,  W. 
Ingersoll. 

N  anticoke. 

Nanticoke. 

Nanticoke. 

Markham. 

Markham. 

Markham. 

Pickering. 

Markham. 

London. 

Niagara. 

Toronto. 

Toronto. 
Toronto  Conf. 


LAMBLY,  OSBORN  R,,  M.A. 


1862  r.  on  t.  . 

63  u.  v.  o . . 

64  . 

65  . 

66  . 

67  . 

68  R.f.c.&o 

69  . 

70  . 

71  . 

72  . 

73  . 

74  . 


Cobonrg,  U.Y.C. 
Cobourg. 

Ill  health — No 
Station. 
Sherbrooke. 
Melbourne. 
Carlton  Place. 
Georgeville. 
Georgeville. 
Georgeville. 
Kemptville. 
Kemptville. 
Brighton. 
Toronto  Conf. 


A  graduate  of  Victoria  Univer¬ 
sity— B.  A.  1864,  Valedictorian  ; 
M.A.,  1868. 


LANCELEY,  JOHN  E. 


1870  c . 

.  Washington. 

71  R.  on  t. 

.  Aurora. 

72  . 

.  Chatham. 

73  . 

.  Du-nclas. 

74  . 

.  London  Conf. 

LANG,  MATTHEW. 


1823  e.ojit.&o  Shefford. 

24  .  Shefford. 

25  .  St.  Armand. 

26  .  St.  Armand. 

27  R.  F.  c .  .  Stanstead. 

28  .  Odelltown. 

29  .  Odelltown. 

30  .  Odelltown. 

31  .  Quebec. 

32  .  Quebec. 

33  .  St.  Armand. 

34  .  St.  Armand. 

35  )  (  Book  Steward, 

36  \  . |  Toronto. 

37  .  Belleville. 

38  .  Kingston. 

39  .  Kingston. 

40  chmn.  . .  Bay  Quinte  Dis. 

41  .  Quebec. 


1342  .  Quebec. 

43  .  Montreal. 

44  .  Montreal. 

45  .  Dunham. 

46  . .  Dunham. 

47  . Odelltown. 

48  . Odelltown. 

49  chmn..  St.  John’s  and 

Chambly. 


Died  Feb.  21st,  1850,  aged  52 
years. 


LANGFORD,  ALEX. 


1857  R.  on  T. . 

58  . 

59  . . 

60  s.  v.  c  . . 

61  R.F.C.&O 

62  . 

63  . 

64  . 

65  . 

66  . 

67  f.  sec.  . . 

68  F.  SEC.  .  . 

69  CHMN.  .  . 

70  CHMN .  .  . 

71  F.  SEC.  ) 

72  F.  SEC.  > 

73  F.  SEC.  ) 

74  . 


Warwick. 

Warwick. 

Hamilton. 

Cobourg. 

Cayuga. 

Cayuga. 

Innisfil. 

Innisfil. 

Innisfil. 

Sarnia. 

Sarnia. 

Chatham. 

Chatham. 

Chatham. 

London — Dun- 
das  St. 

London  Conf. 


Delegate  to  First  General  Con¬ 
ference,  Toronto,  1874. 


LANGFORD, [CHARLES. 


1871  c . 

,  Artemesia. 

72  r.  on  t. 

.  Durham. 

73  . 

.  Hillsdale  and 

Penetanguishene 

74  . 

.  Toronto  Conf. 

LANTON,  HENRY. 


1837  R.  on  t. 

,  Institution,  En: 

38  ORD . 

.  Quebec. 

39  . 

,  Quebec. 

40  . 

,  Stanstead. 

41  R.  F.  c.  . 

(  Kingston. 

\  Peterboro’. 

42  . 

.  Peterboro’. 

43  . 

.  Hamilton. 

44  . 

.  Hamilton. 

45  . 

.  Belleville. 

46  . 

.  Belleville. 

47  . 

.  Three  Rivers. 

48  . 

.  Three  Rivers. 

49  . 

.  Sherbrooke. 

50  . 

.  Sherbrooke. 

511 

to  J-  . 

.  Clarenceville. 

54  J 

55  . 

.  Prescott. 

56  . 

.  Prescott. 

57  CIIMN.  . 

.  Perth. 

58  CHMN.  . 

.  Perth. 

59  . 

.  Peterboro’. 

60  CHMN.  . 

.  Peterboro’ . 

61 . 

.  Batli. 

62  . 

.  Bath. 

1863  sup’d.  . .  Visit’g  England. 

64  .  Vienna. 

651 

tot  sup’d  . .  Hamilton. 

73  J 

74  .  London  Conf. 


LARGE,  RICHARD. 
1863  R.  on  T.  .  Keppel. 


64  .  Holland  Land’g. 

65  .  Dropped. 


Note. — He  subsequently  unit¬ 
ed  with  the  Ontario  Conference 
of  the  Methodist  Episcopal 
Church  in  Canada,  and  is  now 
(1879),  stationed  at  Kincardine. 


LATIMER,  JAMES  FRANCIS. 


1855  R.  out.. 

Osgoode. 

56  . 

Richmond. 

57  . 

Westmeath. 

58  s, 

.  V.  c. . 

Cobourg. 

59  r 

.F.C.  &0 

Kincardine. 

60  . 

Kincardine. 

61  . 

Artemesia. 

62  . 

Artemesia. 

63  . 

Artemesia. 

64  . 

Craighurst  and 
Penetanguishene 

65  . 

Port  Stanley. 

66  . 
67l 
to  j- 
71 J 

Port  Stanley. 

sup’d  .  . 

Port  Stanley. 

72) 
73  \ 

sup’d  .  . 

London. 

74  . 

London  Conf. 

LAVELL,  CHARLES,  M.A. 


1842  C . 

Yonge  Street. 

43  R.  on  T .  . 

St.  Catharines. 

44  . 

London. 

45  . 

Brantford. 

46  R.F.C.&O 

London. 

47  . 

Port  Hope. 

48  . 

St.  Catharines. 

49  . 

Montreal. 

50  . 

Montreal. 

51  . 

Kingston. 

52  . 

Kingston. 

53  . 

Toronto  West. 

54  . 

Toronto  West. 

55  . 

Toronto  West. 

56  . 

Hamilton. 

57  . 

Hamilton. 

58  . 

Hamilton. 

59  . 

Belleville. 

60  . 

Belleville. 

61  . 

Toronto  East. 

62  . 

Toronto  East. 

63  . 

Montreal  Centre. 

64  . 

Montreal  Centre. 

65  . 

Cobourg. 

I  Cobourg. 

1  Galt. 

67  CHMN.  .  . 

Galt. 

68  CHMN.  .  . 

Galt. 

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113 


1S69  A 

70 

71 

72 

73  J 

74 


<!  o 


Stratford. 

Stratford. 

Stratford. 

Seafortli. 

Seaforth. 

London  Conf. 


Delegate  to  First  General  Con¬ 
ference,  Toronto,  1874. 

Secretary  of  Conference,  1868 
and  1869. 


LAW,  JOHN. 


1833  r.  wit..  Cavan. 

34  .  Dumfries. 

35  .  London. 

'  36  .  Brantford. 

37  r.f.c. &o  Grimsby. 

38  .  Nelson. 

39  .  Yonge  Street. 

40  .  Yonge  Street. 

41  .  Stamford. 

42  .  Toronto  Circuit. 

43  .  Toronto  Circuit. 

44  .  Toronto  Circuit. 

45  .  Dumfries. 

46  .  Dumfries. 

47  .  St.  Catharines. 

48  .  St.  Catharines. 

49  .  Humber. 

50  .  Humber. 

51  .  Oshawa. 

52  .  Oshawa. 

53  .  Markham. 

54  .  Markham. 

55  .  Georgetown. 

56  .  Milton. 

57  .  Sidney. 

58  .  Sidney. 

59  .  Prince  Albert. 

60  .  Prince  Albert. 

61  .  Prince  Albert. 


62  ) 

to  1  sup’d  . .  Whitby. 

68  j 

Died  Sept.  7th,  1868,  aged  63 
years. 


LAWSON,  THOMAS. 


1855  r.  p.  m  . 

.  Arthur. 

56  . 

.  Wawanosh. 

57  . 

.  Albion. 

58  . 

.  Albion. 

59  . 

.  Albion. 

60  . 

.  Kleinburg. 

61  . 

.  Kleinburg. 

62  . 

.  Baltimore  and 

Grafton. 

63  . 

.  Grafton. 

64  ) 

to  [  . 

.  New  Credit. 

67  ) 

68  . 

.  Madoc. 

69  . 

.  Grand  River. 

70  . 

,  Grand  River. 

Drowned  while  crossing  the 
Grand  River,  Oct.  22nd,  1870, 
aged  46  years. 

8 


LEACH,  JOHN  J. 


1870  c . 

71  E.  01  IT.. 

72  . 

73  . . 

74  . 


Wilton. 

Wilton. 

Pittsburg. 

Bath. 

Montreal  Conf. 


LEGATE,  THOMAS. 

1873  R.  wit..  Brussels. 

74  .  Toronto  Conf. 


LESTER,  ALEXANDER. 


LEAROYD,  JOHN. 


1856  c .  Toronto  West. 

57  e.  out . .  Toronto  West. 

58  .  Brampton. 

59  .  Brampton. 

60  r.f.c.  &o  Albion. 

61  .  Albion. 

62  .  Albion. 

63  .  St.  Mary’s. 

64  .  St.  Mary’s. 

65  .  St.  Mary’s. 

66  .  Strathroy. 

67  .  Strathroy. 

68  .  Strathroy. 

69  .  Ingersoll. 

70  .  Ingersoll. 

71  .  Ingersoll. 

72  .  Yonge  St.  South. 

73  .  Yonge  St.  South. 

74  .  Toronto  Conf. 


LEE,  IRA  CASE. 

1860  R.  out..  Walsingham. 

61  .  Alymer,  W. 

62  .  Located. 


LEECH,  GEORGE. 
1861  o, 


62  E.  OUT  .  . 

63  . 

64  s.  v.  o  . . 

65  . 

66  R.F.C.  &0 

67  . 

68  . 

69  . 

70  . 

71  . 

72  . 

73  . 

74  . 


Teeswater. 
Wawanosh. 
Mitehell. 
Cobourg. 
j  Bayfield. 

I  Stratford, 
i  Clinton. 

(  Kincardine. 
Bowmanville. 
Bowmanville. 
Whitby. 

Agt.  Vic.  Col 
Cannington. 
Cannington. 
Cannington. 
Toronto  Conf. 


1861  r.  ou  T .  .  Consecon. 

62  .  Milford. 

63  .  Newboro’  and 

Bedford. 

64  .  Elgin. 

65  r.f.c. &o  Perth. 

66  .  Lanark  and 

Sherbrooke. 

67  .  Playfair. 

68  .  Playfair. 

69  .  Westmeath. 

70  f.  sec...  Westmeath. 


Died  August  8th,  1870,  aged 
42  years. 


LEVER,  JOHN. 


1835  c .  Brock. 

36  R.  on  T. .  Newmarket. 

37  .  .  Newmarket. 

38  .  Whitby. 

39  .  Whitby. 

40  r.f.c.  &o  Toronto  cfrcuit. 

41  .  Toronto  Circuit. 

42  .  Barrie. 

43  .  Barrie. 

44  .  Augusta. 

45  .  Augusta. 

46  .  Matilda. 

47  .  Matilda. 

48  .  Smith’s  Falls. 

49  .  Smith's  Fallsl 

50  .  Augusta. 

51  .  Wilton. 

52  .  Wilton. 

53  .  Sidney. 

54  .  Sidney. 

55  .  Sidney. 

56  .  Sidney. 

57  .  Consecon. 

58  .  Brighton. 

59  .  Brighton. 

60  j 

to  I  sup’d  .  Sidney. 

74  .  Toronto  Conf. 


LEECH,  WEBSTER  WESLEY. 
1860  r.  MiT..  Wawanosh. 


61  .  Bayfield. 

62  .  Kincardine. 


63  ) 

64  >  s.  v.  a.  Cobourg. 

65  ) 

66  r.f.c. &o  Wilton. 


67  .  Battersea. 

68  .  Battersea. 

69  .  Tamworth. 

70  .  Tamworth. 

71  .  Bell’s  Corners. 

72  . Bell’s  Corners. 

73  .  Bracebridge. 

74  .  Toronto  Conf. 


LEWIS,  JOSHUA  PITT. 

1861  c .  Shefford. 

62  r.  on  t  . .  Shefford. 

63  .  Shefford  and 

Lawrenceville. 

64  .  Magog. 

85  r.f.c.  ko  Lyn. 

66  .  Scarboro’. 

67  .  Montreal  South. 

J  Thorold. 

\  Farmers ville. 

69  . Point  Levis. 

70  .  Point  Levis. 

71  .  St.  Catharines. 

72  .  St.  Catharines. 

73  .  St.  Catharines. 

74  .  London  Conf. 


114 


MINISTERS  AND  PROBATIONERS. 


LOGHEAD,  ROBERT. 


1843  c .  Matilda. 

44  K.  on  t.  .  Sidney. 

45  .  Cartwright  and 

Scugog. 

46  .  Cartwright. 

47  r.f.c.  &o  Amherst  Isle. 

48  . Wilton. 

49  .  Peel. 

50  .  Malaliide. 

51  .  Oshawa. 

52  .  Newmarket  and 

Snake  Island. 

53  .  South  Shore, 

Lake  Simcoe,  & 
Snake  Island. 

54  .  Humber. 

55  .  Humber. 

56  .  Humber. 

57  .  Erin. 

58  .  Erin. 

59 1 

to  V  sup’d.  . .  Meaford. 

70  J 

71  .  Markdale. 

72  .  Smith’s  Falls. 

73  .  Coldwater. 

74  .  Montreal  Conf. 


% 

LOCKE,  JOSEPH  H. 

1865  K.  on  T..  Holland  Ending. 

66  .  Innisfil. 

67  .  Bradford. 

68  .  Grimsby. 

69  r.f.c.&o  Beamsville.  * 

70  .  Kleinburg. 

71  .  Kleinburg. 

72  .  * .  Weston 

73  .  Weston. 

74  .  Toronto  Conf. 


LONGLEY,  BENJ.,  B.A. 

1868  C . )  Hatley  and  Cass- 

69  r.  on  t.  \  ville. 

70v 

to  )-  u.  v.  C.  Cobourg. 

72  J 

73  r.f.c. &o  Georgeville  and 

Magog. 

74  .  Montreal  Conf. 

A  graduate  of  Victoria  Uni¬ 
versity — B.A.,  1874;  Silver  Me¬ 
dalist  and  Valedictorian. 


LOVER! N,  JONATHAN. 

1845  C .  Wolfe  Island. 

46  R.  on  T .  .  Bytown. 

47  .  Cornwall. 


1848  . 

Coteau  Landin 

49  R.F.C. &0 

Torbolton. 

50  . 

No  Station. 

51  . 

Westmeath. 

52  . 

Expelled. 

LUCAS,  DANIEL  VAN- 

NORMAN. 

1860  R.  on  t.  . 

Farmersville. 

61  . 

Farmersville. 

62  ORD  .... 

Victoria,  V.l. 

63  . 

Victoria,  V.l. 

64  . 

Smithville. 

651  R.  F.  Cl 

to  V . 

-Grand  River. 

68  J  J 

69  . 

Waterford. 

70  . 

Waterford. 

71  . 

Waterford. 

72  . 

Farmersville. 

73  . 

Farmersville. 

74  .  Montreal  Conf. 


LUKE,  WM.  M.  C. 

1854  o . . 

55  R.  out.  .  Owen  Sound. 

56  .  Proton. 


58  R.F.C. &o 

Wallace. 

59  . 

W  allace. 

60  . 

Wallace. 

61  . 

Point  Abino. 

62  . 

Eganville  Germ. 

63  . 

Suspended. 

64  . 

Expelled. 

Note. — Removed  to  U.S.,  and 
obtained  a  position  as  school 
teacher  among  the  Freedmen’s 
children  in  Alabama,  where  he 
was  hanged  by  a  mob  on  July 
12th,  1870. 


— 

LUND, 

WILLIAM. 

1853  r.  on  t.  . 

Williamsfield, 

U.S. 

54  OR.  D.  . . 

Clarksville,  U.S. 

55  . 

Cleveland,  U.S. 

56  . 

Mayfield,  U.S. 

57  R.CAN.  C. 

W  alsingham. 

58  ORD  .  .  .  . 

Walsingham. 

59  . 

St.  George. 

60  . 

,  St.  George. 

61  . 

St.  George. 

62  . 

.  Oxford. 

63  . 

.  Oxford. 

64  . 

.  Woodstock. 

65  . 

.  Collingwood. 

1866  .  Mono. 

67  .  Lucan. 

68  .  Lucan. 

69  .  Port  Stanley. 

70  .  Port  Stanley. 

71  .  Port  Stanley. 

72  .  Exeter. 

73  .  Exeter. 

74  .  London  Conf. 


LUSHER,  ROBERT  L. 
1817  R.  ok  t.  &  o  Montreal. 


18  . 

Montreal. 

19  . 

Quebec. 

20  . 

Quebec. 

21  R.  F.  c. 

Montreal. 

22  . 

Montreal. 

23  . 

Montreal. 

24  . 

Liverpool,  JN.S. 

25  . 

Liverpool,  N.S. 

26  . 

Liverpool,  JN.S. 

27  . 

Oldham,  Eng. 

28  . 

Oldham,  Eng. 

29  . 

Oldham,  Eng. 

30  . 

Halifax,  N.S. 

31  . 

Halifax,  N.S. 

32  . 

Halifax,  N.S. 

33  ) 

(  Manchester 

34  ( . 

\  Third. 

35  . 

Bath. 

36  . 

Bath. 

37 1 

to  V  . 

Montreal. 

40  J 

41  sup’y.  . 

Montreal. 

42  . 

Three  Rivers. 

43  . 

.  Three  Rivers. 

44V 

to  J-  sup’y  . 

.  Montreal. 

48  J 

Died  July  10th,  1849,  aged  62 

years. 

LYON,  SETH. 

1856  c . 

\  Bridgenorth  and 

57  R.  on  t 

|  Mud  Lake. 

58  . 

.  President’s  re- 

serve  list. 

59  . 

.  Located. 

LYONS,  ALMON  P. 

1871  c . 

.  Coboconk  and 

Bolsover. 

72  c . 

.  Chandos. 

73  R.  on  t 

.  Bracebridge. 

74  . 

.  Toronto  Conf. 

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115 


M. 


MADDEN,  DAVID  BREAK- 
ENRIDGE. 


1840 

41 

42 

43 

44 

45 

46 

47 

48 

49 

50 

51 

52 

53 

54 

55 

56 

57 

58 

59 

60 
61 
62 
63 


c .  Brantford. 

R.  on  t  . .  Dumfries. 

.  No  Station — ill 

health. 

.  Whitby. 

.  Colborne. 

R.  f.  c.  &  o  Hallo  well. 

. .  ■. .  Perth  and 

Sherbrooke. 

.  St.  Andrews. 

.  St.  Andrews. 

.  Gananoque. 

.  Consecon. 

.  Consecon. 

.  Napanee. 

.  Napanee. 

.  Oshawa. 

.  Whitby. 

.  Consecon. 

f.  sec.  . .  Consecon. 
f.  sec.  .  .  Frankford  and 
Trenton. 

.  Three  Rivers. 

.  Rice  Lake. 

.  Rice  Lake. 

.  Hiawatha. 

.  Hiawatha. 


64 1 

to  i  ......  Alnwick. 

68  j 


691 

to  f-  sup’d  . .  Castleton. 

731 

74  .  Toronto  Conf. 


MADDEN,  GEORGE  C. 

1869  e.  oti  r. .  Pittsburg. 

70  .  Pittsburg. 

71  .  Waterdown. 

72  .  Tilsonburg. 

73  r.f.c. &o  Yarmouth. 

74  .  London  Conf. 


MAGWOOD,  WILLIAM  P. 


1865  R.  on  T. 

66  . 

67  . 

68  . 


Paisley. 

Chatham. 

Kingsville. 

Mooretown. 

Located. 


MAHAN,  JOHN.  ' 
1867  R.  on  t.  .  Elgin. 

68  .  Romney. 

69  .  Wyoming. 

70  .  Wyoming. 

71  r.f.c. &o  Adelaide. 

72  . .  Adelaide. 

73  .  Adelaide. 

74  .  Toronto  Conf. 


MANLY,  JOHN  G. 

1834  R.  on  x.  .  Rideau. 

r  Prescott  and 

35  .......  1  Augusta. 

I  Montreal. 

36  .  Kingston. 

37  .  Peterboro’. 

38  r.f.c.  &o  Hallowell. 

39  .  Hallowell. 

1  Hamilton. 

. |  St.  Johns. 

41  .  Toronto. 

42  .  Hamilton. 

,o  $  Hamilton. 

\  Vis.  England. 

44  ' 

to  ^ .  Jamaica. 

51 

52 

to  ^ .  England. 

55 

56 

to  V .  Dublin,  Ireland 

65 

66  i  (  Toronto,  Zion 

to  > . <  Congregational 

73  )  (  Church. 

74  .  Toronto  Conf. 


MADDEN,  THOMAS. 

1802  1  f  Methodist 

to  > . -j  Episcopal 

32  )  l  Conference. 

33  sup’d  . . .  Augusta. 

Died  May  22nd,  1834,  aged  54 
years. 


MANNING,  HENRY  MARK. 
1869  R.  ow  t..  Sharon  and 


Mount  Albert. 

70  .  Innisfil. 

71  .  No  Station — ill 

health. 

72  .  Bradford. 

73  .  Yorkville. 

74  .  Toronto  Conf. 


I860  .  Wilton  and 

Odessa. 

61  r.f.c. &o  Odessa. 

62  .  Tamworth. 

63  .  Tamworth. 

64  .  Tamworth. 

65  .  Hastings  and 

Seymour. 

66  .  Wallaeeburg, 

67  .  Wallaeeburg. 

68  .  Orillia. 

69  .  Orillia. 

70  .  Brighton. 

71  .  Brighton. 

72  .  Brighton. 

73  .  Ottawa  West. 

74  .  Montreal  Conf. 


A  graduate  of  the  Royal  College 
of  Physicians  and  Surgeons,  in 
affiliation  with  Queen’s  Univer¬ 
sity,  Kingston — M.D.,1867  ;  ad¬ 
mitted  to  Fellowship,  F.R.C.P. 
S.K.,1873. 


MASON,  WILLIAM. 
1840  r.  owr. .  Lac  La  Pluie. 


41  .  Lac  La  Pluie. 

42  .  Lac  La  Pluie. 

431 

to  J- . Norway  House. 

53  J 

54  .  Withdrew. 


MASSON,  JAMES. 

1854  c .  Matilda. 

55  r.  on  T . .  Kemptville. 

56  .  Kemptville. 

57  .  Maitland. 

58  R.  f.  c.  &o  Richmond. 

59  .  Opeonga  Road. 

60  .  Pembroke. 

61  .  Pembroke. 

62  .  Pembroke. 

63  .  Newboro’  and 

Bedford. 

64  .  Carleton  Place. 

65  .  Carleton  Place. 

66  .  Carleton  Place. 

67  (  $  Pakenham  and 

68  ^ . j  Arnprior. 

69  .  Lyn. 

70  .  Lyn. 

71  .  Chambly. 

72  .  Chambly. 

73  .  Chambly. 

74  .  London  Conf. 


MAGWOOD,  ALEXANDER  A. 

1866  c .  Coboconk. 

f  Erin. 

67  R.  on  t.  -j  Located — ill 

l  health. 


MARK,  ROBERT,  M.D., 
F.R.C.P.S.K. 

1857  R.  on  t  .  .  Danville. 


58  .  Dudswell. 

59  .  Dudswell. 


MATHESON,  JAMES. 

1860  c .  Port  Neuf. 

61  r.  on  t  . .  Port  Neuf. 

62  .  Port  Neuf. 


116 


MINISTERS  AND  PROBATIONERS. 


1863  . r,°r,t1  N‘iVf' 

64  r.f.c.&o  Hullsville. 

g5  .  Hullsville. 

gg  .  Craighurst. 

07  .  Craighurst. 

0g  ' ' .  Craighurst. 

09  .  Alliston. 


70 

71 

72 

73 

74 


Alliston. 
Stayner. 
Albion. 
Albion. 
Toronto  Conf. 


MAXWELL,  WILLIAM  J. 
1871  c .  Watford. 


72  R.  on  t. 

73  . 

74  . 


WT  atford. 
Park  Hill. 
London  Conf. 


MAUNY,  HENRI. 

1862  C .  Montreal  Fr.  M. 

63  R.  on  t.  .  Montreal  Fr.  M. 

04  .  Montreal  Fr.  M. 

05  .  Montreal  Fr.  M. 

66  .  Rem.  to  U.  S. 


MATTHEWS,  HENRY 
STEELE. 

18604  ( Primitive 

to  l  l  Methodist 

69  J .  (  Church. 

70  r.  p.  M.  .  Hanover. 

71  .  Hanover. 

72  .  Hanover. 

73  .  Artemesia. 

74  .  Toronto  Coni. 


MAUDSLEY,  SAMUEL 
EDWARD. 

1852  C .  St.  Vincent. 

53  r.  on  t.  .  Proton. 

54  .  St.  Thomas. 

55  ord .  Kincardine. 

56  r.  F.  C..  Hemmingford. 

57  .  Hemmingford. 

58  .  Ormstown. 

gg  .  Ormstown. 

60  .  Eganville. 

61  .  Roxboro’. 

62  .  Roxboro’. 

63  .  Arundel. 


64 

65 

66 
67 


Chaudiere  Gold 
Mines. 

Gaspe. 

Metis. 

Metis. 


68  .  Ghambly. 

09  .  Shawbridge. 

70  . . .  Shawbridge. 

71  .  George  ville  and 


Magog. 


72  .  Collfield. 

73  .  Westmeath. 

74  .  Montreal  Conf. 


MAXWELL,  HENRY  W. 

1862  r.  wit..  Ainleyville. 

63  .  Kincardine. 

64  .  Howick. 

\  Cobourg. 

65  s.  v.  C.  |  i£aton, 

66  r.f.c.&o  Eaton 

67  .  Bathurst. 

68  .  Roxboro’. 

69  .  Port  Neuf. 

70  .  Durham,  Que. 

71  sup’d.  . .  Durham. 


MEACHAM,  GEO.  M.,  M.A. 

1856  c  .  Maitland. 

57  R.  on  T . .  Matilda. 

58  u.  v.  c. .  Cobourg. 

59  u.  v.  c. .  Cobourg. 

60  r.f.c.&o  (  Newmarket  and 

61  . j  Aurora. 

62  .  Bradford. 

63  .  Elora. 

64  .  Elora. 

65  .  Elora. 

66  .  Frankford. 

67  .  Frankford. 

68  .  Montreal  West. 

69  .  Montreal  West. 

70  .  Montreal  West. 

71  .  Napanee. 

72  .  Napanee. 

73  .  Napanee. 

74  .  London  Conf. 

A  graduate  of  Victoria  Uni¬ 
versity — B.  A.,  1860;M.A.,  1872. 


MESSMORE,  JOHN  F. 


1856 

57 


c . 

r.  on  T . 

s.  v.  c . 


Died  April  14th, 
31  years. 


1871,  aged 


1850  .  Newmarket. 

51  .  Newmarket. 

52  .  Georgetown. 

53  .  Georgetown. 

54  .  Waterdown. 

55  .  Waterdown. 

56  .........  St.  Georga. 

57  .  St.  George. 

58  .  St.  George. 

59  .  Blenheim. 

60  .  Blenheim. 

61  .  Blenheim. 

62  sup’d.  .  .  Blenheim. 

634 

to  j-  sup’y...  Sirncoe. 

73  J 

74  .  London  Conf. 

MESSMORE,  SAMUEL  WM. 

1859  c .  Aylmer,  C.W. 

60  R.  on  T. .  Norwich. 

61  .  L’Orignal. 

62  .  Located. 


St.  George. 

58  s.  v.  c  . .  Cobourg. 

59  .  Markham. 

60  r.f.c.&o  Barrie. 

61  .  Galt. 

62  .  Located. 


MESSMORE,  JOSEPH. 

18234  r  Methodist 

to  J- . \  Episcopal 

32  J  L  Conference. 

33  .  Grand  River. 

34  .  Grand  River. 

35  .  Long  Point. 

36  .  Sirncoe. 

37  .  St.  Catharines. 

38  .  St.  Catharines. 

39  .  Stamford. 

40  .  Colborne. 

41  .  Colborne. 

42  sup’d _  Colborne. 

43  sup’d..  .  .  St.  Catharines. 

44  .  Stamford . 

45  .  Stamford. 

46  .  Prescott. 

47  .  Prescott. 

48  .  Markham. 

49  .  Markham. 


METCALFE,  FRANKLIN. 

1819)  f  Methodist 

to  > . -J  Episcopal 

32  )  l  Conference. 

33  .  Niagara  District. 

3*1 

to  [-  sup’d  . .  Ottawa. 

39  J 
404 

to  j- sup’d..  L’Orignal. 

49  J 

Died  June  10th,  1850,  aged  50 
years. 

METCALFE,  JAMES  F. 

1870  c .  Berlin. 

71  r.  out..  Yonge  St.  North. 

72  .  Darlington. 

73  r.f.c.&o  Darlington. 

74  .  Toronto  Conf. 


MEYER,  HENRY. 

1871  C .  North  Gore. 

72  r.  on  T .  .  Paris — Germ.  M . 

73  .  Hamilton — G.  M 

74  .  Montreal  Conf. 


MIGHT,  SAMUEL. 

1859  R.  on  t.  .  Port  Hope. 

60  .  Whitby. 

61  .  Brock. 

62  .  Prince  Albert. 

63  s.  v.  c  . .  Cobourg. 

64  s.  v.  c  . .  Cobourg. 

65  r.f.c.&o  Colborne. 

66  .  Percy. 

67  .  Percy. 

68  .  Percy. 

69  .  Shannon  ville. 

701 

71  J- sup’d..  Port  Hope. 

72  J 

73  .  Battersea. 

74  .  Montreal  Conf. 


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117 


MILES,  STEPHEN. 


1836  k.  on  x, .  Gosfield. 

§7  .  Thames. 

38  .  Howard. 

39  .  Gosfielcl  and 

Howard. 

40  R.F.C. &o  Gosfield  and 

Howard. 

41  .  Gananoque. 

42  .  Gananoque. 

43  .  Gananoque. 

44  .  Waterloo. 

45  .  Marmora. 

46  .  Marmora. 

47  . Marmora. 

48  .  Marmora. 

49  .  Bath. 

50  .  Cartwright  and 

Scuar  og. 

51  i  & 

52  >  sup’d.  .  Madoe. 


53  . 

55jsupD.. 

56  . 

571 

to  [-sup’d.  . 

70  J 


Mud  Lake. 

Madoc. 

Loughboro’. 

N  ewburg. 


Died  Dec.  13th,  1870,  aged  81 
years. 


MILLER,  AARON  D. 


1850  c . 

Sidney. 

51  c . 

Brighton. 

52  r.  on  t  .  . 

Picton. 

53  . 

No  Station — ill 

health. 

54  . 

Bath. 

55  R.  F.  C.  &  0 

Wallaceburg. 

56  . 

Wallaceburg. 

57  . 

Peel. 

58  . 

Peel. 

59  . 

Demorestville. 

60  . 

Demorestville. 

61  . 

Madoc. 

62  . 

Madoc. 

63  :  . 

Shannonville. 

64  . 

Shannonville. 

65  . 

Shannonville. 

66  . 

Preston. 

67  . 

Arthur. 

68  . 

Arthur. 

69  . 

Arthur. 

70  sup’d.  . . 

Waterdown. 

71  .  Hudson. 

72  .  Hudson. 

73  sup’d...  Belleville, 


74  .  Toronto  Conf. 


1839  . 

40  . 

41  . 

42  . 

43  . 

44  . 

45  . 

46  sup’y..  .  . 
471 

to  1  sup’y.  .. 

73  J 

74  . 


Peterboro’. 

Napanee. 

Napanee. 

Isle  of  Tanti. 

Waterloo. 

Brock. 

Brock. 

Brock. 

Picton. 

Toronto  Conf. 


MILLER,  WILLIAM 
WESLEY. 

1856  c .  Gananoque. 


57  R.  on  t..  Waterloo — 

Kingston. 

58  s.  v.  o  . .  Cobourff. 

59  .  Lindsay. 

60  r.f.c. &o  Rond  Eau. 

61  .  Napier. 

62  .  Napier. 

63  .  Napier. 

64  .  Nissouri. 

65  .  Nissouri. 

66  .  Bolsover. 

67  .  Bath. 

68  .  Harrowsmith. 

69  .  Harrowsmith. 

70  .  Harrowsmith. 

71  .  Tam  worth. 

72  .  Tamworth. 

73  .  Moulinette. 

74  .  Montreal  Conf. 


1859  .  Lyn. 

60  .  Clinton. 

61  .  Clinton. 

62  .  Clinton. 

63  .  Vienna. 

64  .  Mount  Pleasant. 

65  .  Mount  Pleasant. 

66  .  Mount  Pleasant. 

67  .  Paris. 

68  .  Paris. 

69  .  Paris.  * 

70  .  Drummondville. 

71  .  Drummondville. 

72  .  Drummondville. 

73  .  Grimsby. 

74  .  London  Conf. 


MILLS,  WILLIAM. 

1869  r.  om..  Innisfil. 

70  .  Aurora. 

71  .  Berlin. 

72  .  Elora. 

73  r.f.c.&o  Elmira. 

74  .  London  Conf. 


MILLYARD,  REUBEN. 

1870  o .  Carleton  Place. 

71  R.  on  T .  .  Tilsonburg. 

72  .  St.  George. 

73  stu . Montreal  Theol. 

College. 

74  .  London  Coni. 


MILLIKEN,  ANDREW. 

1856  r.  on  t.  Flos  and  Orillia. 

57  ord .  Flos  and  Orillia. 

58  .  Flos  and  Pene- 

tanguishene. 

59  .  Erin  and  Rock- 

wood. 

60  R.  F.  c..  Rockwood. 

61  .  Elora. 

62  .  Elora. 

63  .  Wallace. 

64  .  Wallace. 

65  .  Wallace. 

66  .  Wellesley. 

67  .  Millbank. 

68  .  Millbank. 

69  .  Howick. 

70  .  Howick. 

71  .  Howick. 

72  .  Bervie. 

73  .  Bervie. 

74  .  London  Conf. 


MILNER,  JAMES. 

1839  r.  out..  Thames. 

40  . .  Dropped. 


MITCHELL,  GEORGE,  B.  A. 
1865  r.  on  t,  .  Clinton. 


66  . 

67  . 

68  . 

69  R.F.C. 

feO'l 

70  ...  . 

■  ■  ■  \  Oil  Springs  and 

71  . 

.  .  .  J  Petrolia. 

72  . 

73  . 

74  . 

MITCHELL,  JOHN. 

1860  R.  om..  Cartwright. 
61  .  Dropped. 


MILLER,  GILBERT. 

1829  |  f  Methodist 

to  }- . J  Episcopal 

32  J  l  Conference. 

33  r.f.c.&o  Albion. 

34  )  (  Rice  Lake  and 

35  \ . /  Mud  Lake. 

36  )  j  Coldwater  and 

37  | . (  French  River. 

38  .  Saugeen. 


MILLS,  JOHN. 

1851  o .  Newboro’. 

52  R.  on  T .  .  Bath  and  Am¬ 

herst  Isle. 

53  .  Sidney. 

54  .  Bowmanville. 

55  r.f.c.&o  Sheffield. 

56  .  Sheffield. 

57  .  Farmers ville. 

58  .  Lyn. 


MOCKERIDGE,  JAMES. 

1840  R.  out..  Brantford. 

41  .  Withdrew. 


MONTGOMERY,  HUGH. 

1835  c .  Perth. 

36  r.  on  t  .  .  Peterborough. 

37  .  London. 

38  ord  ....  Goderich. 


118 


MINISTERS  AND  PROBATIONERS. 


1839  r.  f.  c  . .  Dumfries. 


40  .... 

. . . .  Hamilton  and 

Ancaster. 

41  .... 

. .  .  .  St.  Johns. 

42  .... 

_  St.  Armands. 

43  .... 

. . . .  St.  Armands. 

44  .... 

. . . .  Shefford. 

45  .... 

. . . .  Shefford. 

46  .... 

. .  .  .  Shefford. 

47 1 

to  y . . . 

.  . .  .  Russelltown. 

51  J 

52  .... 

....  Dunham. 

53  .... 

....  Dunham. 

54  .... 

....  Withdrew,  and 

united  with  the  Episcopalian 
Church.  He  is  now  (1880)  retired 


at  Phillipsburg,  Quebec. 


MONTGOMERY,  JAMES. 

1869  R.  on  T..  Cooksville. 

70  .  Yonge  St.  South. 

71  s.  v.  c  . .  Cobourg. 

72  s.  v.  c. . .  Cobourg. 

73  .  Removed  to  H.S. 

and  united  with  the  N ewark  Con¬ 
ference  of  the  Methodist  Episco¬ 
pal  Church.  In  1874  he  was 
stationed  at  South  Orange. 


MOONEY,  JAMES. 

1871  c .  Innisfil. 

72  R.  on  T .  .  McKellar. 

73  .  Thornbury. 

74  .  London  Conf. 


MORDEN,  THOMAS  E.,  B.A. 

1871  c . . 

72  k.  wit.  .  Rankin  Germ.  M. 

73  .  Rankin  Germ.  M. 

74  .  London  Conf. 

A  graduate  of  Victoria  Univer¬ 
sity — B.A.,  1868. 


MORDEN,  WM.  R. 

1855  r.  on  t.  .  Devonshire. 
56  s.  v.  c . .  Cobourg. 


57  .  Nanticoke. 

58  .  Hungerford. 

59  . Located. 


MORGAN,  JAMES. 

1864  c .  Woodstock. 

55  R.  on  T  .  Aylmer. 

56  .  Ingersoll. 

57  .  Dundas. 

Died  Feb.  4th,  1858,  aged  28 
years. 


MORRIS,  JAMES. 

1856  r.  on  t.  .  Grenville. 
57  .  Dropped. 


MORRISON,  WM.  FRED., 
M.  A. 


1859  R.  on  t.  . 
60  . 

61  u.  v.  c. . 

62  . 

63  R.F.C.&O. 

64  . 

65  . 

66  . 

67  . 

68  . 

69  . 


Mitchell. 

St.  Mary’s. 
Cobourg. 

Canton. 

I  Millbrook,  4  mo 

I  Paris,  8  mo. 

Lindsay. 

Bradford. 

Bayham. 

Tilsonburg. 

Norwich. 

Rem.  to  U.S. 


A  graduate  of  Victoria  Univer¬ 
sity— B.A.,  1863;  M.A.,  1868. 


1857  . 

58  . 

59  . 

60"| 

61  V  CHMN  .  . 

62  J 

63  . 

64  . 

65  . 

66  . 

67  . 

68  . 

69  . 

70  . 

71  . 

72  . 

73  . 

74  . 


Westmeath. 

Westmeath. 

Westmeath. 

Portage  du  Fort. 

Lyn. 

Lyn. 

Spencerville. 

Spencerville. 

Spencerville. 

Matilda. 

Matilda. 

Matilda. 

Waterdown. 

Waterdown. 

Waterdown. 

London  Conf. 


MORRISON,  WM.  R. 

1873  R.  on  t.  .  Cooksville. 

74  .  Toronto  Conf. 


MORROWT,  CHARLES 
RICHARD. 


1872  R.  wit..  Welland. 

73  .  Cayuga. 

74  .  London  Conf. 


MORROW,  EDWARD,  M.A. 

1862  c .  Peterboro’  Dist. 

63  R.  on  t  .  .  Havelock. 

64  .  Newcastle. 

65  .  Pickering. 

66  r.f.c.&o  Madoc. 

67  .  Sidney. 

68  .  Consecon. 

69  .  Paris. 

70  .  Princeton. 

71  .  Princeton. 

72  .  Princeton. 

73  .  St.  Thomas  2nd. 

74  .  Montreal  Conf. 

A  graduate  of  Victoria  Uni¬ 


versity — B. A.,  1862;  M.A. ,1867. 
MORTON,  LEWIS. 


1848  R.  on  t  .  .  Clarendon. 

49  .  Cornwall. 

50  .  Dropped. 


MORTON,  WILLIAM. 

1842  c .  St.  Andrews. 

43  R.  o?i T..  Clarendon. 

44  .  Clarendon. 

45  .  Pembroke  and 

Bonchire. 

46  f.r.  C. &o  Gatineau. 

47  .  Colbome. 

48  .  Colborne. 

49  .  N orwood. 

50  .  Norwood. 

51  .  Millbrook. 

52  .  Millbrook. 

53  .  L’Orignal. 

54  .  L’Orignal. 

55  .  L’Orignal. 

56  .  L’Orignal. 


MOYER,  PETER  E.  W.,  B.A. 

1862  r.  091  t.  .  Lyn. 

63  .  Alice. 

64  u.  v.  c. .  Cobourg. 

1  Bath,  6  months. 
. (  Located. 

A  graduate  of  Victoria  Univer¬ 
sity — B.A.,  1865. 


MULHOLLAND,  J.  H. 

1862  r.  on  T.  .  Mono. 

Died  Oct.  21st,  1862,  aged  25 
years. 


MULKINS,  HANNIBAL. 

1835  R.  on  T. .  Yonge  Street. 

36  .  Toronto  Tp. 

37  .  Whitby. 

38  r.f.c.  &o  Cobourg. 

39  .  Brockville. 

40  .  Withdrew. 

Died  July  26th,  1877,  aged  65 
years. 

M UNROE,  JOHN  A. 

1873  R.  on  T. .  Sombra  and 

Walpole  Island. 
74  .  Montreal  Conf. 


MUSGROVE,  JAMES. 

1831  c. . f  Methodist  Epis- 

32  R.  on  t  .  (  copal  Conf. 

33  .  Bay  Quinte. 

34  r.f.c.&o  Waterloo. 


35  . 

,  Long  Point. 

36  . 

.  Hamilton. 

37  . 

.  St.  Catharines. 

38  . 

.  St.  Catharines. 

39  . 

.  Grimsby. 

40  . 

.  Grimsby. 

41  . 

.  Brantford. 

42  . 

.  Hamilton. 

43  . 

.  Stamford. 

44  ) 

to  >  CHMN . 

.  Bytown  District. 

47  j 

WESLEYAN  METHODIST  CONFERENCE. 


119 


1848  . 

49  . 

50  . 

. .  , .  Yonge  Street. 

51  . 

. .  . .  Yonge  Street. 

521 

to  l  . . . 

. .  .  .  Alderville. 

55  J 

56  Y 

to  y ... . 

Mount  Elgin  and 

62  j 

Muncey. 

Chairman  of  Districts,  1854  to 


1862.  Secretary  of  Conference, 
1847  and  1851.  Co-Delegate  of 
Conference,  1862. 

Died  May  9tli,  1863,  aged  47 
years. 


MUSGROVE,  WM.  HENRY. 

1862  R.  on  T  )  Mount  Elgin  and 
63  . \  Muncey. 


1864  .  Plainville. 


65  s.  v.  c  . 

.  Plainville. 

66  . 

.  Ingersoll. 

67  . 

.  Ingersoll. 

68  . 

.  Norwich. 

69  . 

.  St.  George. 

70  . 

.  Rem.  to  U.S.  and 

united  with  the  Illinois  Con¬ 
ference,  Methodist  Episcopal 
Church.  In  1874  he  was  sta¬ 
tioned  in  Bloomington,  Illinois. 


McAlister,  Andrew. 

1850  c .  Osgoode. 

51  R.  on  T. .  Clarendon  and 

Onslow. 

52  .  No  Station — ill 

health. 

Died  April  10th,  1853,  aged 
24  years. 

McCALLUM,  JOS.  WESLEY. 


1841  r.  on  t.  .  Whitby. 

42  .  Whitby. 

43  ord .  Cornwall. 

44  .  Cornwall. 

45  r.f.c.&o  Cornwall. 

46  .  Augusta. 

47  .  Augusta. 

48  .  Elizabethtown. 

49  .  Elizabethtown. 

50  .  Waterloo. 

51  .  Nelson. 

52  .  Nelson. 

53  .  Nelson. 

54  .  Port  Hope. 

55  .  Port  Hope. 

56  .  Aurora. 

57  .  Barrie. 

58  .  Barrie. 

59  .  Barrie. 

60  .  Yonge  St.  South. 

61  .  Yonge  St.  South. 

62  .  Yonge  St.  South. 

63  .  Yonge  St.  North. 

64  . Yonge  St.  North. 

65  .  Yonge  St.  North. 

66  .  St.  Mary’s. 

67  .  St.  Mary’s. 

68  .  St.  Mary’s. 

69  .  Sarnia. 

70  .  Sarnia. 

71  CHMN.  .  .  Sarnia. 

72  .  Collingwood. 

73  Chmn.  . .  Collingwood. 

74  .  Toronto  Conf. 


Delegate  to  First  General  Con¬ 
ference,  Toronto,  1874. 


McCANN,  ALFRED. 

1861  r.  on  t  . .  Stouffville. 
62  .  Newcastle. 


Me. 


1S63  .  Pickering. 

64  .  Pickering. 

65  r.f.c.&o  Wallaceburg. 


66  .... 

67  .... 

68  .... 

69  .... 

....  Darlington. 

70  .... 

.  .  .  .  Darlington. 

71  .... 

.  .  .  .  Prince  Albert. 

72  .... 

. .  .  .  Prince  Albert. 

73  .... 

. .  .  .  Wilton. 

74  .... 

....  Montreal  Conf. 

McCARROLL,  JOHN. 

1871  c .  Howick. 

72  r.  on  t.  .  Ainleyville. 

73  .  Meaford. 

74  .  Toronto  Conf. 


McCartney,  james  h. 

1863  c .  Howick. 

64  r.  on  T. .  Wawanosh. 

65  .  Artemesia. 


66  .  Invermay. 

67  r.f.c.&o  Mitchell. 

68  .  Invermay. 

69  .  Yonge  St.  South. 

70  .  Teeswater. 

71  .  Teeswater. 

72  .  Teeswater. 

73  .  Watford. 

74  .  London  Conf. 


1870  .  Manvers. 

71  .  Manvers. 

72  .  Kleinburg. 

73  . .  Kleinburg. 

74  .  Toronto  Conf. 


McCOLLUM,  EDWIN. 

1867  C .  Rondeau. 

68  r.  on  t  .  .  Blenheim. 

69  .  Kingsville. 

70  .  London,  Nor.  St. 

71  r.f.c.&o  Windsor. 

72  .  Leamington. 

73  .  Leamington. 

74  .  London  Conf. 


McCullough,  james. 

1864  r.  on  t..  Matilda. 

65  .  Dropped. 

McCULLOCH,  ROBERT. 

1867  C .  Merrickville. 

68  r.  on  t  .  .  Melbourne. 

69  .  Melbourne. 

70  .  Sarnia. 

71  s.  v.  c  . .  Cobourg. 

72  r.f.c.&o  Woodville. 

73  .  Woodville. 

74  .  Toronto  Conf. 

McCullough,  william. 


McCauley,  samuel. 

1871  c .  Bobcaygeon. 

72  r.  on  t  . .  Stirling. 

73  .  Ameliasburg. 

74  .  Toronto  Conf. 


McCLUNG,  JAMES  A. 

1863  c .  Cartwright. 

64  )  (  Coboconk  and 

65  (  . \  Carden. 

66  .  Omemee. 

67  . Markham. 

68  r.f.c.&o  Newcastle. 

69  .  Manvers. 


1840  R.  on  t. 

.  Kemptville. 

41  . 

.  Kemptville. 

42  ORD. .  .  . 

.  Belleville. 

43  . 

.  Belleville. 

44  R.  F.  c. 

Cobourg. 

45  . 

.  Cobourg. 

46  . . . 

.  Peterboro’. 

47  . 

.  Peterboro’. 

48  . , 

.  Hallo  well. 

49  . 

Hallowell. 

50  . 

.  Picton. 

51  . 

,  Port  Hope. 

52  . 

.  Port  Hope. 

53 . 

.  Port  Hope. 

54  CHMN.  .  . 

,  Woodstock. 

55  CHMN.  .  , 

.  Woodstock. 

56  CHMN.  . 

.  Woodstock. 

120 


MINISTERS  AND  PROBATIONERS. 


1857  . 

58  . 

59  F.  SEC.  .  . 

60  F.  SEC.  .  j 

61  F.  SEC.  .  . 

62  . 

63  . 

64  F.  SEC.  .  . 

65  . 

66  . 

67  . 

68  . 

69  . 

70  . 

71  . 

72  . 

73  . 

74  . 


St.  Catharines. 
St.  Catharines. 
St.  Catharines. 
St.  Thomas  and 
Port  Stanley. 
St.  Thomas. 

St.  Thomas. 

Napanee. 

Napanee. 

Bradford. 

Newcastle. 

Newcastle. 

Oakville. 

Oakville. 

Markham. 

Markham. 

Colborne. 

Colborne. 

Colborne. 


McCullough,  wm.  (B). 

1863  c .  . 

64  r.  wit..  North  Gower. 

65  .  Richmond. 

66  .  Located — ill 

health. 


McCullough,  wm.  Sid¬ 
ney,  m.  a.  ,  M.D. 


( 

Belmont. 

61  r.  on  t  j 

Wyoming. 

62  u.  v.  c. . 

Cobourg. 

68  d.  v.  c. . 

Cobourg. 

64  . 

Wellesley. 

65  R.F.C.&'O 

Carlton  Place. 

66  . 

La  Chute  and 

Grenville. 

67  . 

North  Gore. 

68  . 

North  Gore. 

69  . 

L’Orignal. 

70  . 

Bloomfield  and 

Cherry  Valley. 

71  . 

Stouffville. 

72  . 

Stouffville. 

73  . 

Pittsburg. 

74  . 

Montreal  Conf. 

A  graduate 

of  Victoria  Col- 

lege— B. A.  1864;  M. A.  1871.  In 
1875  he  graduated  in  Medicine  in 
Queen’s  College,  Kingston,  and 
obtained  the  degree  of  M.  D. 


McDONAGH,  WILLIAM. 

1852  c .  Humber. 

53  r.  on  t  . .  Markham. 

54  .  Newmarket. 

55  .  Bradford. 

56  s.  v.  c  . .  Cobourg. 

57  s.  v.  c  . .  Cobourg. 

58  .  Lyn. 

59  .  Maitland. 

60  r.f.  c.&o  Dudswell. 
Dudswell. 
Sherbrooke  and 

Oso. 

Parkenham  and 
Arnprior. 

Cartwright 


1868  .  Cartwright. 

69  .  Cartwright. 

70  .  Newcastle. 

71  .  Newcastle. 

72  .  Newcastle. 

73  .  Aylmer  W. 

74  .  London  Conf. 


MCDONALD,  DAVIDSON, 


1859 

M.D. 

r.  on  T .  .  Brewer’s  Mills. 

60 

.  Frankford  and 

61 

Trenton. 

.  Napanee. 

62 

s.  v.  c. . .  Cobourg. 

63 

s.  v.  c. . .  Cobourg. 

64 

r.f. c.&o  Newburg. 

65 

66 

67 

.  Gananoque. 

68 

.  Gananoque. 

69 

.  Bloomfield  and 

70 

Cherry  Valley. 
.  Leslie ville. 

71 

)  \  Davenport  and 

72 

\  ' ' '  '  \  Seaton. 

73 

74 

Japan. 

.  Toronto  Conf. 

MCDONALD,  MALCOLM. 


1837  R.  on  t.  . 

Odell  town. 

38  . 

Odelltown. 

39  . 

St.  Armand. 

40  . 

St.  Armand. 

41  . 

St.  Armand. 

42  r.f.C.&o  Wesleyville. 

43  . 

Wesleyville. 

44  . 

Russell  town. 

45  . 

Russelltown. 

46  . 

Russelltown. 

47  . 

Shefford. 

48  . 

Shefford. 

49  . 

Shefford. 

50  . 

Compton. 

51  . 

Compton. 

52  . 

Compton. 

53  . 

Melbourne. 

54  . 

Melbourne. 

55  . 

Stanstead. 

56  . 

Stanstead. 

57  . 

Stanstead. 

58  ) 

to  >  sup’d  . 

.  Stanstead. 

73  \ 

74  . 

Montreal  Conf. 

McDOUGALL,  GEORGE. 

1850  R.  on  T. 

.  Alderville. 

51  . 

Lake  Huron. 

52  ORD  .  .  . 

Lake  Huron. 

53  . 

.  Garden  River. 

54  R.  F.  c. 

.  Garden  River. 

55  . 

.  Garden  River. 

56  . 

.  Garden  River. 

57  . 

,  Rama. 

58  . 

.  Rama. 

59  . 

.  Rama. 

1860  ) 

to  >  CHMN. 

Norway  House. 

63  ) 

64 

to  >  CHMN. 

Victoria  Lake. 

70  ) 

71 

to  1-  CHMN. 

Edmonton  House 

72  ) 

74  . 

Toronto  Conf. 

McDOUGALL,  JOHN. 

1 866  r.  on  t  . . 

Edmonton  House 

67  . 

Edmonton  House 

68  . 

Elk  River,  Sask. 

69  . 

Elk  River. 

70  R.  F.  C .  . 

Elk  River. 

71  . 

Wood  ville. 

72  ORD  .... 

Woodville. 

73  . 

Morley  and  Bow 

River. 

74  . 

Toronto  Conf. 

McDOWELL,  DAVID  C. 

1846  r.  on  t.  . 

Richmond. 

47  . 

St.  Andrews. 

48  . 

Matilda. 

49  . 

Bytown. 

50  R.F.C.  &0 

Bytown. 

51  . 

Toronto  East. 

52  . 

Oshawa. 

53^1 

to  >- . 

Perth. 

56  J 

57  . 

Kemptville. 

58  F.  SEC.  .  . 

Kemptville. 

59  F.  SEC.  .  . 

Kemptville. 

60  . 

Prescott. 

61  F.  SEC.  .  . 

Prescott. 

62  CHMN.  .  . 

Prescott. 

63  F.  SEC.  .  . 

Matilda. 

64  . 

Matilda. 

65  . 

Matilda. 

66  CHMN  .  .  . 

Pembroke. 

67  CHMN .  .  . 

Pembroke. 

68  CHMN  .  .  . 

Pembroke. 

69  CHMN.  .  . 

Smith’s  Falls. 

70  CHMN.  .  . 

Smith’s  Falls. 

71  CHMN  . 

Smith’s  Falls. 

72  CHMN.  . 

Barrie. 

73  CHMN.  . 

Barrie. 

74  . 

Toronto  Conf. 

Delegate  to  the  First  General 
Conference,  Toronto,  1874. 


McDowell,  henry. 


1851  r.  oi it..  L’Orignal. 

52  .  Osgoode. 

53  .  Osgoode. 

54  .  Richmond. 

•  55  r.f. c.&o  Keene. 

56  .  Keene  and  Mud 

Lake. 

57  .  Keene. 

58  .  Norwood. 

59  .  Norwood. 

60  .  Norwood. 

61  .  Omemee. 


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121 


1862  .... 

63  .... 

64  . . . . 

65  .... 

66  .... 

. .  . .  Cartwright. 

67  .... 

....  Carleton  Place. 

68  .... 

69  .... 

70  . . . . 

71  .  .  . 

. .  . .  Lakefield. 

72  . .  . . 

.  .  .  .  Lakefield. 

73  .... 

.  .  . .  Oakwood. 

74  .... 

McEWEN,  WILLIAM. 

1842  R.  on  t  . .  Stamford. 

43  .  Dropped. 


McFADDEN,  WILLIAM. 


1832  c . 

33  R.  out.. 

34  . 

35  . 

36  . 

37  R.F.C.&0 

38  . 

39  . 

40  . 

41  . 

42  . 

43  . 

44  . 

45  . 

46  . 

47  . 

48  . 

49  . 

50  . 

51  . 

52  . 

53  CHMN.  .  . 

54  CHMN.  .  . 

55  CHMN.*  .  . 

56  . 

57 


CHMN. 

58  CHMN. 

59  CHMN. 

60  F.  SEC 

61  F.  SEC 

62  . 

63 

64 

65 

66 

67 

68 

69 

70 

71 

72 

73 

74 


K"1  H 
CQ  O 


3  H 
>>  m 


SUP  D  , 


Augusta. 

Hull. 

Mississippi. 

Mississippi. 

Hull. 

Rideau. 

Rideau. 

Rideau. 
Peterborough. 
Peterborough. 
Peterborough. 
Port  Hope. 

Port  Hope. 

Consecon. 

Consecon. 

Consecon. 

Napanee. 

Napanee, 

Whlton. 

Picton. 

Pieton. 

Picton. 

Brighton. 

Brighton. 

Barrie. 

Aurora. 

Aurora. 

Aurora. 
Bowmanville. 
Bowman ville. 
Bowmanville. 
Pickering. 
Pickering. 
Markham. 
Markham. 
Markham. 
Brampton. 
Brampton. 
Brampton. 
Weston. 
Davenport  and 
Seaton. 
Toronto  Conf. 


McFARLANE,  JAMES. 

1867  c .  Knowlton. 

68  R.  on  T . .  Lawrenceville. 

69  .  Lyn. 

70  .  Smith’s  Falls. 


1871  .  Carleton  Place. 

72  s.  v.  c. . .  Cobourg. 

73  r.f.c. &o  Hillsdale  and 

Penetanguishee. 

74  .  Toronto  Conf. 


McGILL,  WILLIAM. 


1847 

R.  on  t.  .  Matilda. 

48 

49 

50 

.  Richmond. 

51 

R.f.c.&o  Bytown. 

52 

. }  Carlton  and  Pa- 

53 

54 

55 

56 

. Osgoode. 

57 

58 

.  Pakenham. 

59 

60 

.  Pakenham. 

61 

.  Merrickville. 

62 

f.  sec  . .  Merrickville. 

63 

f.  sec  .  .  Merrickville. 

64 

.  Farmersville. 

65 

66 

.  Farmersville. 

67 

.  Morrisburg. 

68 

.  Morrisburg. 

69 

70 

71 

.  Merrickville. 

72  f.  sec  . .  Merrickville. 

73  f.  sec  . .  Almonte. 

74  .  Montreal  Conf. 


Delegate  to  the  First  General 
Conference,  Toronto,  1874. 


McGLADDERY,  WILLIAM. 

1871  R.  on  t..  Milford. 

;  Died  Dec.  2nd,  1871,  aged  22 
years. 

— 

McHARDY,  NORMAN. 

1861  R.  out..  Markham. 

62  .  Located — ill 

health. 

Died  Sept.  30th,  1871,  aged  36 
years. 

McINTYRE,  CHARLES  E. 
j  1870  R.  on  T.  .  Waterdown. 


71  .  Grimsby. 

72  .  Newburg. 

73  .  St.  Lambert  and 

Longueuil. 

74  .  Toronto  Conf. 


McINTYRE,  GEORGE. 

1871  c .  Morrison. 

72  r.  on  t.  .  Aurora. 

73  .  Located — ill 

health. 

Died  May  17th,  1874,  aged  27 
years. 


McINTYRE,  JOHN. 

1835  r.  on  t.  .  Mississippi. 

36  ord  ....  Mississippi. 

37  .  Ottawa. 

38  .  Perth.' 

39  r.  f.  c. .  Perth. 

40  .  Hull. 

41  .  Withdrew. 


McKENZIE,  KENNETH. 

1862  c .  Newburg. 

63  r.  on  t.  .  Chatham. 

Died  Dec.  25th,  1863,  aged  28 
years. 


McLEAN,  HUGH. 


1857  R.  on  t.  .  Milford. 


58  . 

Demorestville. 

59  . 

Stirling. 

60  . 

Glanford. 

61  R.F.C.&O 

Cornwall. 

62  . 

Cornwall. 

63  . 

Cornwall. 

64  . 

South  Mountain. 

65  . 

South  Mountain. 

66  . 

Long  Isld  Locks. 

67  . 

Long  Isld  Locks 

68  . 

Salford. 

69  . 

Salford. 

70  . 

Salford. 

71  . 

Belmont. 

72  . 

Belmont. 

73  . 

Nissouri. 

74  . 

London  Conf. 

McLEAN,  WM.  J. 

1864  r.  on  t  .  .  Oakville. 

65  .  Located. 

Died  Sept.  7th,  1866,  aged  23 
years. 


McMullen,  daniel. 


1824"j  (Methodist 

to  - . -j  Episcopal 

32  J  l  Conference. 

33  .  Rice  Lake. 

34  .  Murray. 

35  .  Bay  Quinte. 

36 1 


to  sup’y  . .  Murray. 

44  J 
45') 

to  i  sup’y  .  .  Consecon. 

50  J 
51 J 

to  I  sup’y  . .  Picton. 

73  J 

74  .  Withdrew  and 

united  with  the  Episcopal  Metho¬ 
dist  Church.  He  died  in  1875. 


McMULLEN,  THOMAS. 
1833  R.  on  t.  .  Dumfries. 


34  .... 

....  Whitby. 

35  .... 

. .  . .  Toronto  Circuit. 

36  . . .  . 

. .  .  .  Rideau. 

122 


MINISTERS  AND  PROBATIONERS. 


1837  R.F.O. &o  Lake  Simeoe  and 


Barrie. 

38  .  Thames. 

39  .  Gosiield  and 

Howard. 

40  .  Barrie  and  Pene- 

tanguishene. 

41  .  Barrie. 

42  .  Toronto  Circuit. 

43  .  Norwich. 

44  sup’y...  Toronto  Circuit. 
45 1 

to  1  .  Located. 

49  j 

50  .  Cartwright  and 

Man  vers. 

51  . Metcalfe. 

52  . j  Clarendon  and 

53  . (  Portage  du  Fort. 

54  .  Huntley. 

55  .  Huntley. 

56  .  Bell’s  Corners. 

57  .  Madoc. 

58  .  Madoc  and 


1842  . 

l  Book  Steward, 

43  . 

|  Toronto. 

44  . 

Credit. 

45  ) 

to  >  . 

Principal  Vic- 

49  j 

toria  College. 

50  . 

Withdrew  and 

united  with 

the  Episcopalian 

Church.  He  is  now  (1880),  and 

has  been  for  several  years,  Rector 

of  the  Church 

in  Bowmanville, 

Ont. 

McNAIR, 

THOMAS  R. 

1872  r.  on  t..  Kirkton. 

73  .  Removed  to  U.S. 

and  united  with  the  Central 
Illinois  Conference.  In  1874  he 
was  stationed  at  Saunemin. 


McRAE,  GEORGE. 

1859  C .  Peel. 

60  R.  on  T . .  Elma. 

61  .  Blenheim. 

62  .  Erin. 

63  r.f.c.&o  Georgetown. 

64  .  Galt. 

65  .  Mitchell. 

66  .  Rem.  to  the  U.S. 

and  united  with  the  California 
Conference,  Methodist  Episcopal 
Ohurch.  In  1874  he  was  sta¬ 
tioned  at  Potter  and  Little  Lake, 
in  the  Ukiah  District. 


McRITCHIE,  GEORGE. 

1850  c . Georgetown. 

51  r.  on  T  . .  Georgetown. 

52  s.  v.  c  . .  Cobourg. 

53  .  Bowmanville. 

54  r.f.C.&o  Kingston. 

55  . Toronto  West. 

56  .  Lloydtown. 

57  .  Lloydtown. 

58  F.  sec.  . .  Lloydtown. 

59  .  Perth. 

60  .  Perth. 

61  f.  sec.  . .  Perth. 

62  .  Kemptville. 

63  .  Kemptville. 

64  .  Newburg. 

65  f.  sec.  . .  Newburg. 

66  chmn....  Newburg. 

67  f.  sec.  . .  Montreal  South. 

68  f.  sec.  . .  Montreal  South. 

69  f.  sec.  . .  Montreal  South. 

70  .  Simeoe. 

71  chmn.  . .  Simeoe. 

72  chmn.  . .  Simeoe. 

73  chmn.  . .  Brockville. 

74  .  Montreal  Conf. 

Delegate  to  the  First  General 
Conference,  Toronto,  1874. 


Hastings  Road. 

59  1 

to  >  sup’y  . .  Cooksville. 

68  ) 

69 

to  > .  Yorkville. 

73  j 

74  .  Toronto  Conf. 


McNAB, 

ALEX.,  D.D. 

1832  r.  out. 

.  Hallowell. 

33  . 

.  Prescott. 

34  r.f.c.&o  Hallowell. 

35  . 

.  Stamford. 

36  . 

.  Stamford. 

37  . 

.  Hamilton. 

38  . 

.  Ancaster. 

39  . 

.  Cobourg. 

(  Credit. 

4U  . 

(  Hamilton. 

41  . 

.  Hamilton. 

McNAMARA,  GEORGE. 

1857  R.  out..  St.  Vincent. 
58  r.  f.  c . .  Owen  Sound. 


59  .  Flos. 

60  .  Penetanguishene 

61  .  Penetanguishene 

62  .  Muskoka. 

63  .  Muskoka. 

64  . .  Lakefield  and 

Warsaw. 

65  .  (  Bobcaygeon  and 

66  .  \  Silver  Lake. 

67  .  Bobcaygeon. 

68  .  Bolsover. 

69  .  Bolsover, 

70  .  Arthur. 

71  .  Arthur. 

72  .  Arthur. 

73  . Garafraxa  and 

Luther. 

74  .  London  Conf. 


N. 


NANKEVILLE.  BENJAMIN. 


1834  c . 

35  r.  on  t  . . 

36  . 

37  . 

38  . 

39  R.F.C.  &0 

40  . 

41  . 

42  . 

43  . 

44  . 

45  . 

46  . 

47  . 


Credit. 

Dumfries. 

Dumfries. 

No  Station — ill 
health. 

Guelph. 

Matilda. 

Matilda. 

Matilda. 

Augusta. 

Augusta. 

Kemptville. 

Richmond. 

Richmond. 

Richmond. 


1848  .  Mississippi. 

49  .  Carlton  and 

Pakenham, 

50  .  Smith’s  Falls. 

51  .  Smith’s  Falls. 

52  .  Gananoque. 

53  .  Brampton. 

54  .  Cooksville. 

55  .  Cooksville. 

56  .  Cooksville. 


Died  October  9tli,  1856,  aged 
57  years. 

NEELANDS,  JOHN. 


1840  c .  Mono. 

41  r.  on  t.  .  Mono. 


1842  . 

43  . 

44  . 

45 

46  . . 

47  ) 

to  >  sup’y  . . 

58  ) 

59 

to  >  sup’d  .  . 

64  ) 


Owen  Sound. 

St.  Vincent. 

St.  Vincent. 

St.  Vincent  and 
Owen  Sound. 
Owen  Sound  and 
Queen’s  Bush. 

Owen  Sound. 


Arran. 


Died  September  7th,  1864,  aged 
85  years. 


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123 


NEELANDS,  JOHN  (B.) 


1859  r.  out..  Wawanosh. 

60  .  Mitchell. 

61  .  Howick. 

62  s.  v.  o . .  Cobourg. 

63  R.F.C.&0  St.  Mary’s. 

64  .  Muskoka. 

65  .  Holland,  and 

Sullivan. 

66  .  Chatsworth. 

67  .  Chatsworth. 

68  .  Adelaide. 

69  .  Adelaide. 

70  .  Adelaide. 

71  .  Forest. 

72  .  Forest. 

73  .  Moore. 

74  .  London  Conf. 


work  of  the  Ministry.  He  finish¬ 
ed  his  collegiate  course  at  Mid¬ 
dletown  University,  from  which 
he  received  the  degree  of  A.  B., 
and  afterwards  that  of  A.  M.  In 
1861  he  received  the  hon.  degree 
of  D.D.  from  Queen’s  University, 
Kingston,  and  in  1872  the  hon. 
degree  of  LL.  D. 

He  was  a  Representative  to  the 
General  Conference  of  the  Metho¬ 
dist  Episcopal  Church,  U.  S.,  in 
1864,  and  Associate  Representa¬ 
tive  to  the  Conference  of  Eastern 
British  America  in  1868,  also  to 
the  English  W esleyan  Conference 
in  1873  ;  and  Delegate  to  the  First 
General  Conf.,  Toronto,  1874. 


NELLES,  SAM’L  SOBIESK1, 
D.D.,  LL.D. 

1847  R.  on  t  .  .  Port  Hope. 

48  .  Toronto  East. 

49  .  Toronto  East. 

50  r.f.c.  &o 

51  / 

to  >  .  <!  Victoria 

55  )  (  College. 

56 1  |  President 

to  Y  .  <  Victoria 

74  J  (  College. 

Note.  — He  was  born  at  Mount 
Pleasant,  Ontario  ;  converted  at 
the  Genesee  Wesleyan  Seminary, 
N.Y. ;  obtained  local  preacher’s 
license  while  at  Victoria  College, 
Cobourg,  and  there  resolved  to 
yield  to  his  convictions  of  duty 
and  consecrate  himself  to  the  full 


NEW  LOVE,  GEORGE. 

1832  r,  out..  Stanstead. 

Note. — He  did  not  reach  his 
circuit,  having  been  seized  with 
cholera  in  Montreal,  where  he  died 
June  26th,  1832,  aged  22  years. 

NORRIS,  JAMES. 


1827  )  (  Methodist 

to  > . -{  Episcopal 

32  )  L  Conference. 

33  ord .  Sidney. 

34  .  Nelson. 

35  .  Nelson. 

36  .  Oxford. 

37  .  Oxford. 

38  .  St.  Thomas. 

39  .  St.  Thomas. 

40  .  London. 

41  .  London. 

42  .  Goderich. 


I  London  3  mo. 
j  Principal  V.  C. 
1  Principal 


1843  ) 

to  > 

53  j 

54  . 

55  . 

56  . 

57  . 

58  . 

59  . 

60  . 

61  . 

62  . 

63  . 

64 

65 

66 

to  }  SUP'D 

73 

74 


N ewfoundland ; 
See  E.  B.  A. 
Conference. 
St.  Armands. 

St.  Armands. 

St.  Armands. 

Cooksville. 

Brampton. 

Brampton. 

Markham. 

Markham. 

Markham. 

Stouffville. 

Newboro’  and 

Bedford. 

Omemee. 

Toronto  Conf. 


NORTON, 
1855  o . 

56  r.  on  t  . . 

57  . 

58  . 

59  R.F.C.  &0 

60  . 

61 
62 

63 

64 

65 

66 

67 

68 

69 

70 

71 


WILLIAM. 

Bayfield. 

Mount  E'orest. 

Merriekville. 

Larnark. 

Sherbrooke. 

Mount  Forest. 

Thornbury. 

Holland  and 

Sullivan. 

Horning’s  Mills. 
Horning’s  Mills. 
Horning’s  Mills. 
Bannockburn. 
Bannockburn. 
Bannockburn. 
Flinton  and 

Addington. 


72  .  Alice. 

73  .  Alice. 

74  .  Montreal  Conf. 


o. 


ODERY,  JOSEPH. 


1870  c .  Ottawa. 

71  R.  on  t.  .  Oakville. 

72  .  Drummondville. 

73  .  Chatham. 

74  .  London  Conf. 

OGILVIE,  JAMES  D. 

1858  c .  Millbrook. 

59  R.  on  t.  .  Bowman ville. 

60  .  Dundas. 

61  .  Expelled. 


OLIVER,  ROBERT  F. 

1869  R.  on  T.  .  Bath  and  Am¬ 
herst  Isle. 

70  . .  Bobcaygeon. 

j  Westmeath. 
. {  Mattawa. 


1872  ord  ....  Mattawa. 

73  R.  f.  c. .  Renfrew. 

74  .  Montreal  Conf. 


ORMEROD,  JOHN. 

1856  R.  on  T..  St.  Mary’s. 

57  .  Dropped. 

N ote.— He  subsequently  united 
with  the  Ontario  Conference  of  the 
Methodist  Episcopal  Church  in 
Canada,  with  whom  he  continued 
until  1868,  when  he  removed  to 
the  United  States. 


OSBORNE,  JOHN  C. 
1846  R.  on'i..  Sidney. 


47  .  Sidney. 

48  .  Bowmanville. 


1849  .  Brighton. 

50  .  Sheffield. 

51  R.F.C. & o  Sheffield. 

52  .  Metcalfe. 

53  .  Metcalfe. 

54  .  Lindsay. 

55  .  Lindsay. 

56  .  Lindsay. 

57  .  j  Lanark  and 

58  .  j  Sherbrooke. 

59  .  No  Station. 

60  ) 

61  >  sup’y.  .  Conseeon. 

62  ) 

63 

to  > .  Located. 

69  ) 

70  .  Marmora. 

71  .  Marmora. 

72  .  Marmora. 

73  .  Onslow. 

74  .  Montreal  Conf. 


124 


MINISTERS  AND  PROBATIONERS. 


P. 


PADGHAM,  RICHARD 
WATSON. 

1871  c .  Hamilton — 

Wesley  Church. 

72  r,  wit..  Glanford. 

73  .  Waterdown. 

74  .  Rem.  to  U.  S. 


PARENT,  AMAND. 

185S  )  R.  on  t  )  St.  Armand 
to  \  >  French  _ 

64  ^ . )  Misssion. 

65  .  Stukelyand 

Farnham  F.  Mis. 

66  ) 

to  \ .  South  Roxton. 

69  \ 

70  .  Lake  of  Two 

Mountains. 

71  .  Napierville. 

72  .  Lacolle. 

73  .  Lacolle. 

74  .  Montreal  Conf. 

PARKER,  WM.  R.,  M.A. 


1833  ORD _  Perth. 

34  .  Prescott. 

35  .  Rideau. 

36  .  Located. 

Note. — For  several  years  he 
has  occupied  the  position  of 
Sheriff  of  the  County  of  Perth. 
He  was  elected  as  one  of  the  lay 
Delegates  to  the  General  Confer¬ 
ence  of  1874  and  1878. 


PATTERSON,  ALLAN. 

1871  c .  St.  Armands. 

72  r.  on  t  . .  Coaticoke. 

73  .  Coaticoke. 

74  .  Montreal  Conf. 


;56  r.  out.  ) 
57  s.  v.  c .  \ 

Cobourg. 

58  . 

Toronto  West. 

59  . 

Toronto  East. 

60  R.F.C.  &0 

Montreal  East. 

61  . 

Montreal  East. 

62  . 

Montreal  East. 

63  . 

Odelltown. 

64  . 

Odelltown. 

65  . 

Odelltown. 

66  . 

Stanstead. 

67  . 

Stanstead. 

68  . 

Stanstead. 

69  . 

Brantford. 

1846 

47 


r.  on  t  . 


&o 


PATTYSON,  WM.  M. 

Pembroke. 
Mississippi. 
Cornwall. 
Richmond. 
Clarendon. 
Clarendon. 
Osgoode. 
Osgoode. 
Osgoode. 
Newborougli. 
Newborough. 
Newborougli. 
Winchester. 
Winchester. 


48  . 

49  . 

50  R.F.C 

51  . 

52  .... 

53  .... 

54  .... 

55  .... 

56  .... 

57  .... 

58  .... 

59 


Brantford. 
Brantford. 

St.  Catharines. 
St.  Catharines. 
London  Conf. 
of  Victoria  Uni- 
1858,  Valedic¬ 
torian;  M.A. ,  1868. 

Delegate  to  First  General  Con¬ 
ference,  Toronto,  1874. 


70 

71 

72 

73 

74 
A 


F.  SEC.  , 
F.  SEC.  . 
CHMN. 
CHMN.  . 

graduate 


61 

62 

63 

64 

65 

66 


versity — B.  A. 


PATCH  ELL,  THOMAS  H. 

1870  c .  Huntingdon. 

7 1  r.  out.  .  Darlington. 

72  .  Bond  Head. 

73  .  Innisfil. 

74  .  Toronto  Conf. 


60  .  Moulinette. 

....  Moulinette. 

_  Spencerville. 

....  Spencerville. 

_ Spencerville. 

_  North  Gower. 

.  North  Gower. 

67  .  Osgoode. 

68  .  Osgoode. 

69  .  Norwood. 

70  .  Norwood. 

71  .  Norwood. 

72  .  Thornbury. 

73  . 

74  . 


Thornbury. 
Toronto  Conf. 


PATRICK,  WILLIAM. 

1829  1  f  Methodist 

to  > . -j  Episcopal 

32  )  l  Conference. 


1848 

49 

50 


PEAKE,  EDWIN. 

1852  c . )  Carleton  and 

53  R.  on  t.  \  Pakenliam. 

54  .  Maitland. 

55  .  Maitland. 

56  r.f.c.  ko  Woodstock. 

57  .  Wardsville. 

58  .  Wardsville. 

59  .  Georgeville. 

60  .  Georgeville. 

61  .  Wyoming. 

62  .  Norwich. 

63  .  Norwich. 

64  .  Norwich. 

65  .  Withdrew. 

Died  Sept.  25tli,  1872,  aged  42 
years. 

PEAKE,  WM.  HENRY. 

1S58  r.  on  t  . .  Centreville  and 
Tamworth. 

59  .  Bath. 

60  .  Waterloo,  Kgtn. 

61  .  Melbourne. 

62  r.f.c.  &o  Duds  well. 

63  .  Dudswell. 

64  .  Harrowsmitli. 

65  .  Harrowsmitli. 

66  .  Shefford  and 

Lawrenceville. 

67  .  Durham,  E. 

6S  .  Durham,  E. 

69  .  Durham,  E. 

70  .  Bearbrook. 

71  .  Rama. 

72  .  Rama. 

73  .  Rama. 

74  .  Toronto  Conf. 


PEACOCK,  THOS. 

c .  United  States. 

o .  Wardsville. 


r.  on  t.  .  Goderich. 

51  .  Malahide. 

52  r.f.c. &  o  Brantford. 

53  .  Woodstock. 

54  .  Sandwich  and 

W  indsor. 

55  .  No  Station — ill 

health. 


PEAREN,  JAMES,  B.  A. 

1S66  c .  Erin. 

67  c .  Millbank. 

68  R.  on  t  . .  Georgetown. 

69  .  Elora. 

70  u.  v.  c  . .  Cobourg. 

71  u.  v.  c  . .  Cobourg. 

72  r.f.c. &  o  Merritton. 

73  .  Sawyerville. 

74  .  Montreal  Conf. 

A  graduate  of  Victoria  Univer- 
sithy — B.A.,  1872. 


PEARSON,  MARMADUKE 
LOUIS. 


Died  Jan. 
years. 


12th,  1856,  aged  29 


1862 

63 


c . 

r.  on  t. 


Mono. 

Albion. 

64  .  Orillia. 

65  .  Orillia. 

66  r.f.c.  &o  Brock. 

67  .  Prince  Albert. 

68  .  Uxbridge. 


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125 


1 869  .  Odessa. 

VO  .  Odessa. 

VI  .  Lyn. 

V2  .  Lyn. 

73  f.  sec.  . .  Lyn. 

V4  .  Montreal  Conf. 


PEARSON,  THOMAS  D. 

1852  c .  Belleville. 

53  R.  on  T. .  London. 

54  .  Chatham. 

55  .  Sarnia. 

56  r.f.c.  &o  Whitby. 

5V  .  Whitby. 

58  .  Brampton. 

59  .  Orillia. 

60  .  Innisfil. 

61  .  Innisfil. 

62  .  Dunnville. 

63  .  Dunnville. 

64  .  Welland. 

65  .  Welland. 

66  .  Glanford. 

6V  . .  Glanford. 

68  .  Glanford. 

69  .  Hullsville. 

VO  .  Hullsville. 

VI  .  Hullsville. 

V 2  .  Oakville. 

V3  .  Oakville. 

V4  .  London  Conf. 


PEARSON,  WILLIAM. 

18V2  c .  Lyn. 

73  E.  wit..  Farmersville. 

74  .  Montreal  Conf. 


PEIRCE,  WILLIAM. 

1867  c .  Nottawasaga. 

68  R.  on  T . .  Sharon  and  Mt. 

Albert. 

69  .  Orillia. 

70  .  Located. 


PEPPER,  JOHN,  B.A. 
1872  r.  on  t.  .  London  South. 


73  .  Rugby. 

74  .  Toronto  Conf. 


A  graduate  of  University  Col¬ 
lege,  Toronto — B.A.,  1868. 


PERDUE,  HENRY  H. 

1855  c . . 

56  r.  on  t  . .  Matilda. 

57  .  Kemptville. 

58  .  Carleton  Place. 

59  s.  v.  c  . .  Cobourg. 

60  .  Located — ill 

health. 


PERLEY,  WILLIAM  F. 

1871  c .  Welland. 

72  R.  07i  t  .  .  Oakville. 

73  .  Cataraqui. 

74  .  Montreal  Conf. 


PERRIN, 

DANIEL,  B.A. 

1850  r.  on  t. 
60  u.  v.  c. 

|  Cobourg. 

61  . 

.  Brighton. 

62  . 

.  Thorold. 

63  r.  f.  c.  &  o  Hastings. 

64  . 

.  Hastings. 

65  . 

.  Fenella. 

66  . 

Fenella. 

67  . 

Glanford. 

68  . 

Removed  to  U.S. 

and  united  with  the  South  Kansas 
Conference  of  the  Methodist  Epis- 

copal  Church. 

In  1874  he  was 

stationed  at  Cottonwood  Falls. 

PERRY, 

CHARLES 

EBENEZER. 

1862  c . 

Brudenell. 

63  c . 

Clarendon. 

64  r.  on  t  . 

Calabogie. 

65  . 

Calabogie . 

66  . 

Alice. 

67  R.f.c. &o  Denbigh. 

68  . 

Denbigh. 

69  . 

Denbigh  and 

Matawachin. 

70 . 

Artemesia. 

71  . 

Artemesia. 

72  . 

Artemesia. 

73  . 

Hanover. 

74  . 

Toronto  Conf. 

PERRY,  DAVID. 

1864  ) 

Methodist 

to  > . 

Episcopal 

71  j 

Conference. 

72  r.  f.  c. . 

Port  Elgin. 

73  . 

Port  Elgin. 

74  . 

Toronto  Conf. 

PETERSON, 

ANDREW  L. 

1856  c . 

Norwood. 

57  R.  on  t.  . 

Lindsay. 

58  . 

Percy. 

59  . 

Farmersville. 

60  R.F.C.  &o 

Onslow. 

61  . 

Arnprior. 

62  . 

Russel] . 

63  . 

Russell. 

64  .  ( 

Templeton  and 

65  . 

Portland. 

66  . 

Battersea. 

67  . 

Tamworth. 

68  . 

Tamworth. 

69  . 

Avonmore. 

70  . 

Avon  more. 

71  . 

North  Augusta. 

72  . 

IN  orth  Augusta. 

73  . 

Edwardsburg. 

74  . 

Montreal  Conf. 

PHELPS, 

RICHARD. 

1826  )  (  Methodist 

t0  \ . i 

Episcopal 

32  )  l 

Conference. 

33  ORD  .... 

Oxford. 

34  . . 

Oxford. 

1835 

36 

37 

38 

39 
to 

43 

44 

45 

46 

47 

48 

49 

50 

51 

52 

53 

54 

55 
to 

65 

66 
t°  j 
71  1 

72 ; 

73  1 

74 


sup’d... 


sup’d  .  . 
sup’d  .  . 


Canborough. 

Grimsby. 

Simcoe. 

Simcoe. 

Erie  Conf. ,  U.  S. 

Sidney. 

N  orwood. 
Norwood. 
Gosfield  and 
Amherstburg. 
London  Circuit. 
London  Circuit. 
London  Circuit. 
Morpeth. 
Morpeth. 
Belmont. 

Morpeth. 


Ridgetown. 

Grimsby. 
London  Conf. 


PHILLIPS,  ALFRED  M. 


1870  c . 

71  r.  on  t.  . 

72  . 

73  s.  v.  c  . 

74  . 


Mooretown. 

Sarnia. 

Oil  Springs. 
Cobourg. 
London  Conf. 


PHILLIPS,  ROBERT. 

1868  R.  on  t.  Albion. 

69  .  Albion. 

70  .  Orangeville. 

71  .  Orangeville. 

72  r.f.c.  &o  Acton. 

73  . Arthur. 

74  .  London  Conf. 


PHILLIPS,  SAMUEL  B. 

1863  R.  on  t.  .  Moulinette. 

64  .  Carleton  Place. 

65  .  Elgin. 

66  .  Albion. 

67  r.f.c, &o  Albion. 

68  .  Muskoka. 

69  .  Muskoka. 

70  1 

to  >  sup’d  . .  Lyn. 

73  \ 

74  .  Montreal  Conf. 


PHILLIPS,  SAMUEL  G. 


1853  c . 

54  r.  on  t  . . 

55  . 

56  . 

57  r.f.c. &o 

5.8  . 

59  . 

60  . 

61  . 

62  . 


St.  Johns. 
Dunham. 
Dunham. 
Granby. 

East  Bolton. 
East  Bolton. 
East  Bolton. 
Compton. 
Compton. 
Compton. 


126 


MINISTERS  AND  PROBATIONERS. 


1863  .  Three  Rivers. 

64  . .  Three  Rivers. 

65  ”  ’ . Three  Rivers. 

66  .  Clarenceville. 

67  .  Clarenceville. 

68  .  Clarenceville. 

69  .  Dunham. 

70  .  Dunham. 

71  .  Dunham. 

72  .  Lachute. 

73  .  Lachute. 

74  .  Montreal  Conf. 


PHILP,  JOHN,  B.  A. 

1860  R.  on  t.  .  Cobourg,  U.V.C, 

61  .  Oakville. 

62  .  Dundas. 

63  .  Dundas. 

64  r.f.c.&o  St.  Mary’s. 

65  .  Woodstock. 

66  .  Woodstock. 

67  .  Fairfield. 

68  .  Fairfield. 

69  .  Fairfield. 

70  .  Windsor. 

71  .  Windsor. 

72  f.  sec.  . .  Windsor. 

73  .  Paris. 

74  .  London  Conf. 

A  graduate  of  Victoria  Univer¬ 
sity — B.A.,  1861. 


PHILP,  SAMUEL  C.,  JUN. 

1856  c . Georgetown. 

57  R.  on  t  . .  St.  Marys. 

58  .  Clinton. 

59  .  Berlin. 

60  R.  f.  c  . .  St.  Thomas  and 

Port  Stanley. 

61  .  Wallaceburg. 

62  .  . . .  Wallaceburg. 

63  . Mount  Forest 

and  Arthur. 

64  .  Mount  Forest. 

65  Oil  Spring. 

66  .  Oil  Springs  and 

Petrolia. 

67  .  Dunnville. 

68  .  Frankford. 

69  .  Cooksville. 

70  .  Cooksville. 

71  .  Newburg. 

72  .  Newburg. 

73  .  Prince  Albert. 

74  .  Toronto  Conf. 


PHILP,  SAMUEL  C. 

1838  c .  Cobourg. 

39  .  Nelson. 

40  R.  oi it..  Nelson. 

41  .  Hamilton. 

42  R.F.c.&o  Oxford. 

43  .  W oodstock. 

44  .  Chatham. 

45  .  Chatham. 

46  .  St.  Thomas. 

47  .  St.  Thomas. 

48  .  St.  Thomas. 

49  .  Malahide. 

50  .  Malahide. 

51  .  Humber. 

52  .  Humber. 

53  _ ; . . .  Humber. 

54  .  Brampton 

55  . 

56  . 


1860  r.  f.  c..  Mono. 

61  .  Stouffville. 

62  .  Stouffville. 

63  .  Nissouri. 

64  '  sup’d  . .  Mono. 


PHILP,  WILLIAM. 

1840  R.  otiT..  Hallowell. 

41  .  Sidney. 

42  .  Hamilton. 

43  ord .  Dundas. 

44  r.  F.  c  . .  N elson. 

45  .  Nelson. 

46  .  Georgetown. 

47  .  Georgetown. 

48  .  Georgetown. 

49  .  Oshawa. 

50  .  Oshawa. 

51  .  Farmersville. 

52  .  Farmersville. 

531 

54  l . Waterloo — 

55  J  Kingston. 

56  .  Newcastle. 

57  .  Newcastle 


58 

59 

60 
61 
62 


CHMN.  . 
F.  SEC.  . 


Newcastle. 
W  eston. 
Weston. 
Waterdown. 
W  aterdown. 


63  .  Waterdown. 

64  .  Cooksville. 


57 

58 

59 

60 


F.  SEC.  . 
F.  SEC.  . 
F.  SEC. 


Brampton. 
Georgetown  and 
Erin. 

Georgetown. 

Berlin. 

Berlin. 

Berlin. 


61  F.  SEC.  . 

.  Lindsay. 

62  f.  sec.  . 

.  Lindsay. 

63  f.  sec.  . 

.  Lindsay. 

64  F.  SEC.. 

.  Omcmee. 

65  F.  SEC.  . 

.  Omemee. 

66  F.  SEC.  . 

.  N orwood. 

67  F.  SEC.  . 

.  Norwood. 

68  F.  SEC.  . 

.  Norwood. 

69  . 

.  Frankford. 

70  . 

.  Frankford. 

71  sup’d  . . 

.  Frankford. 

72  sup’d  . . 

.  Frankford. 

73  sup’d  . . 

.  Omemee. 

74  . 

.  Toronto  Conf. 

65 

66 

67 

68 

to 

73 

74 


SUP  D  . 


Cooksville. 

Cooksville. 

Whitby. 


sup’d  . .  Waterdown. 
.  London  Conf. 


PICKERING,  JOHN. 

1872  c .  Aurora. 

73  R.  on  t  . .  Markham. 

74  . 


Toronto  Conf. 


PINCH,  RICHARD. 

1854  c .  Berlin. 

55  R  on  t  &  o  St.  Mary’s. 


65  ,  ,,  , 

66  sup’y  ...  St.  Mary  s. 

67  sup’y  . .  •  Mono. 

68  ) 

40  (  .  United  States. 

72  ) 

73  .  Monkton. 

74  .  London  Conf. 


PLAYTER,  GEORGE 
FREDERICK. 

1833  c .  Ottawa. 

34  R.  on  T..  Matilda. 

35  .  Bytown. 

36  .  Gananoque. 

37  .  Perth. 

38  r.f.c.&o  Ottawa. 

39  .  Richmond. 

40  .  Sidney. 

41  .  Sidney. 

42  .  Yonge  Street. 

43  .  Yonge  Street. 

44  I  .  Editor,  Toronto. 

45  ^ 

46  .  Belleville. 


56 

57 


58  .  Mono. 

59  .  Mono. 


sup’y  . .  Picton. 


47 

48  , 

49  .  Brighton. 

50  .  Brighton. 

51  .  Norwood. 

52  .  Rawdon. 

53  .  Rawdon. 

54  .  Napance. 

55  .  Napanee. 

56  . )  Waterloo — 


sup’d.  .  Frankford. 


57 

58 
to 
66 

Died  Oct.  24th, 
years. 


Kingston. 


1866,  aged  55 


POLLARD,  WILLIAM. 

1842  c .  Cornwall. 

43  r.  on  t  . .  Sherbrooke. 

44  .  Toronto. 

45  .  Bytown. 

46  r.f.c.&o  Hamilton. 

47  .  London  Circuit. 

48  .  London  Circuit. 

49  .  St.  Thomas. 

50  .  St.  Thomas. 

51  .  London. 

52  .  London. 


No  Station — ill 
health. 


53 

54 

55 

56 

57 

58 

59 

60 


F.  SEC.  , 
F.  SEC.  , 
CHMN.  . 
CHMN. 


London. 

Quebec. 

Quebec. 

Three  Rivers. 
Three  Rivers. 
Three  Rivers. 
Kingston. 


Kingston. 

61  .  Brantford. 

62  chmn.  . .  Brantford. 

63  f.  sec.  . .  Toronto  West. 


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127 


1864  chmn.  . .  Toronto  West. 

65  chmn.  . .  Toronto  West. 

66  chmn.  . .  Barrie. 

67  chmn.  . .  Barrie. 

68  i  (  Cobourg. 

69  V  chmn.  Cobourg. 

70J  (Cobourg. 

71  )  f  Victoria,  Van.  I. 

72  >  chmn.  Victoria,  Van.  I. 

73  )  l  Victoria,  Van.  I. 

74  .  Toronto  Conf. 

Secretary  of  Conference,  1864. 


POOLE,  GEORGE. 

1825  )  Methodist 

to  >  .  Episcopal 

32  )  Conference. 

33  ortD  ....  Murray. 

34  .  Hallo  well. 

35  .  Hallowell. 

36  .  Cobourg. 

37  .  Peterboro’. 

38  .  Peterboro’. 

39  .  Yonge  Street. 

40  .  Yonge  Street. 

41  .  Grimsby. 

42  .  Grimsby. 

43  .  Grimsby. 

44  .  Brantford. 

45  .  Brantford. 

46  .  Toronto  Circuit. 

471  , 

to  y  sup  d.  .  Brantford. 

53  J 

Died  Sept.  11th,  1853,  aged 
54  years. 


POOLE,  JACOB. 


1823  A 
to  y 

30  J 

31 

to  y .  Located. 

62 


f  Methodist 
-J  Episcopal 
l  Conference. 


63 

to 

73 

74 


sup’y.  .  Coookstown. 


Toronto  Conf. 


POOLE,  WM.  HENRY. 


1846  R.  on  t..  Smith’s  Falls. 

47  .  Elizabethtown. 

48  .  Consecon. 

49  .  Consecon. 

50  e.f.c.  &o  Demorestville. 

51  .  Demorestville. 

52  .  Toronto  East. 

53  .  Toronto  East. 

54  .  Peterboro’. 

55  .  . .  Peterboro’. 

56  .  Peterboro’. 

57  .  (  Agent  Victoria 

58  .  I  College. 

59  f.  sec.  . .  Cobourg. 

60  f.  sec.  . .  Cobourg. 

61  f.  sec.  . .  Cobourg. 

62  .  Newburg. 

63  .  Newburg. 

64  .  BrockviUe. 


1865  .... 

66  . . . . 

67  .... 

68  . . . . 

69  . . . . 

70  ) 

71  . 

72 

73  .... 

74  .... 

Street. 

Delegate  to  the  First  General 
Conference,  Toronto,  1874. 


POPE,  HENRY. 


1814  r.  on  t.  . 

15  . 

16  ORD  .... 

17  . 

18  R.  F.  C  .  . 

19  . 

20  . 

21  . 

22 . 

23  . 

24  . 

25  . 

26  . 


Kingsbridge,  Eng 
Reading,  Eng. 
Cornwall,  C.W. 
Cornwall. 

York  (Toronto). 
Niagara. 

York  (Toronto). 
Melbourne. 
Melbourne. 
Melbourne. 
Odelltown. 
Odelltown. 
Eastern  British 
America. 


POPE,  RICHARD. 


1816  R.  WIT .  . 

17  ORD . 

18  . 

19  . 

20  R.  F.  C  .  . 


21 
22 
23 
to 
26 

27 

28 

29 

30 

32  |  strp'Y  •  • 


Montreal. 

St.  Armand. 
Kingston 
F  ort  W  ellington. 
Three  Rivers. 
Three  Rivers. 

Stanstead. 

Quebec. 

Quebec. 

Shefford. 

Shefford. 

Quebec. 


Died  September  2nd,  1832, 
aged  43  years. 


POTTER,  AUSTIN. 


1870  c . 

.  Muskoka. 

71  R.  ore  T . 

.  Hillsdale  and 

Penetanguishene 

72  . 

.  Belmont. 

73  . 

.  Bond  Head. 

74  . 

.  Toronto  Conf. 

POTTER,  RICHARD. 

1857  c .  Demorestville. 

58  R.  wit..  Sidney. 

59  .  Woodstock. 

60  .  Paris. 

61  r.f.c.  &o  Hastings  Road. 

62  .  Frankford. 

63  .  Milford. 

64  .  Milford. 

65  .  Mount  Forest. 


1866  .  Mount  Forest. 

67  .  Mount  Forest. 

68  .  Glanford. 

69  .  Glanford. 

70  .  Moira. 

71  .  Moira. 

72  .  Campbellford. 

73  .  Campbellford. 

74  .  Toronto  Conf. 


POTTS,  ALEXANDER. 

1846  r  07i  t..  - . 

47  .  . 

48  .  Sidney. 

49  .  Bowmanville. 

50  .  W ithdrew. 


POTTS,  JOHN. 


1857  c . 

Markham. 

58  R.  071  T.  . 

Newmarket  and 

Aurora. 

59  . 

Thorold. 

.  60  . 

Thorold. 

61  R.F.C. &0 

Thorold. 

62  . 

London. 

63  . 

London. 

64  . 

London. 

65  . 

Yorkville. 

66  . 

Yorkville. 

67  . 

Hamilton  West. 

68  . 

Hamilton  West. 

69  F.  SEC  .  . 

Hamilton  West. 

70  F.  SEC  .  . 

Montreal  First. 

71  F.  SEC  .  . 

Montreal  First. 

72  F.  SEC.  .  . 

Montreal  First. 

73  . 

Toronto  First. 

74 . 

Toronto  Conf. 

Delegate  to  the  First  General 

Conference,  Toronto,  1874. 


PRESTON,  JAMES. 


1851  r.  on  t  . . 

52  . 

53  OR.  D  .  .  . 

54  . 

55  OR.  ELD. 

56  . 

57  . 

58  . 

59  . 

60  . 

61  F.  SEC  .  . 

62  f.  sec  . . 

63  . 

64  . 

65  f.  sec  . . 

66  f.  sec  . . 

67  f.  sec  . . 

68  f.  sec.  . . 

69  CHMN.  .  . 

70  CHMN.  .  . 

71  . 

72  . 

73  . 

74  . 


Brantford. 

Belleville. 

Indiana,  U.  S. 

Indiana,  U.  S. 

Indiana,  U.  S. 

London. 

London. 

Vienna. 

Vienna. 

Simcoe. 

Simcoe. 

Simcoe. 

Toronto  West. 

Toronto  West. 

Belleville. 

Belleville. 

Belleville. 

Woodstock. 

Woodstock. 

Woodstock. 

Dundas. 

Dundas. 

Dundas. 

London  Conf. 


Delegate  to  the  First  General 
Conference,  Toronto,  1874,  ■ 


128 


MINISTERS  AND  PROBATIONERS. 


PRETTY,  RICHARD. 

1858  c .  Farmersville. 

59  r.  on  t  .  .  Moulinette. 

60  .  Napanee. 

61  s.  v.  o  . .  Cobourg. 

62  .  Denbigh. 

63  .  Located. 


PRICE,  WILLIAM. 


1839  c . 

40  R.  on  T. 

41  . 

42  . 


Barrie. 

W  alpole. 
Brantford. 
London. 
Hamilton. 


43  r.f.c.&o  Toronto. 


44  .  Yonge  Street. 

45  .  Yonge  Street. 

46  .  Oshawa. 

47  .  Oshawa. 

48  .  Oshawa. 

49  .  St.  Catharines. 

50  ’ .  St.  Catharines. 

51  .  Chatham. 

52  .  Chatham. 

53  .  Chatham. 

54  .  St.  Thomas. 

55  .  St.  Thomas. 

56  .  St.  Thomas. 

57  .  Prescott. 

58  .  Prescott. 

59  .  Prescott. 


I860  .  Kemptville. 

61  .  Kemptville. 

62  .  Kleinburg. 

63  .  Kleinburg. 

64  . .  Kleinburg. 

I  St.  Clair. 

65  .  |  Drayton. 

66  .  Drayton. 

67  chmn.  . .  Stratford. 

68  chmn.  . .  Stratford. 

69  .  Seaforth. 

70  .  Seaforth. 

7 1  sup’d  . . .  Owen  Sound. 

72  sup’d  . . .  Owen  Sound. 

73  sup’d  . . .  Toronto. 

74  .  Toronto  Conf. 


PRINDE,  ANDREW. 

Methodist 
Episcopal 
Conference. 


PUGH,  JOHN  D. 

1853  R.  on  T. .  Napanee. 

54  .  Hinchinbrook. 

55  .  Grenville. 

56  ” .  Osgoode. 

57  .  L’Orignal. 

58  .  L’Orignal. 

I  «q  .  Located — ill 

.  health. 


PUNSHON,  WM.  MORLEY, 
LL.D. 

1845  )  (  English 

to  } . {  Wesleyan 

67  1  (  Conference. 

68 1  f  President 

'to  >. . J  Canada 

72  j  V  Conference. 

73  .  Kensington,  Eng 

74  .  President  Eng¬ 

lish  Conference. 


PYKE,  WILLIAM. 

18601  'l  Primitive 

^0  L . J-  Methociist 

72  j  J  Church. 

73  r.  p.  M. .  Farnham. 

74  .  Montreal  Conf. 


R. 


RAINE,  JOHN. 

1835  R.  on  t  . .  Stanstead. 

36  ord.  . .  .  Melbourne. 

37  .  Melbourne. 

38  r.  f.  C  .  .  Three  Rivers. 

39  .  Three  Rivers. 

40  .  Russelltown. 

41  .  Russelltown. 

42  ’ .  Russelltown. 

43  .  Melbourne. 

44  .  Melbourne. 

Died  Aug.  24th,  1844,  aged  41 
years. 


RANEY,  WILLIAM. 


1 865  u.  on  T  . .  Peel. 

66  .  Drayton. 

67  .  Manningsville. 

68  .  Farmersville. 

69  r.f.c.&o  North  Augusta. 

70  .  Renfrew. 

71  .  Renfrew. 

72  .  Renfrew. 

73  .  Carleton  Place. 

74  .  Montreal  Coni. 


RATTRAY,  THOMAS. 


1845  R.  on  t 

46  . 

47  . 

48  . 

49  . 

Note. — He 


St.  Catharines. 
Hamilton. 
Hamilton. 

No  Station. 
Located. 

subsequently .  be¬ 
came  a  Congregational  Minister 
in  Drummondville,  then  at  Cow- 
ansville,  and  then  at  Salisbury, 
New  Hampshire.  A  very  severe 
affliction,  in  the  last-mentioned 
place,  compelled  him  to  relin¬ 
quish  all  pastoral  work  in  185/  ; 
from  which  time  till  1864  he  re¬ 
sided  in  Concord,  N.H.,  then  till 
1870  at  Concord,  Mass., and  then 
in  Toronto  till  his  death,  which 
took  place  July  7th,  1879,  at 
the  age  of  65  years. 


REID,  HENRY. 

1846  c .  Mono. 

47  c .  Nottawasaga. 

48  c .  Nottawasaga. 

49  . .  St.  Vincent. 


1850  c .  St.  Vincent. 

51  r.f.c.&o  Penetanguisliene 

52  .  Durham. 

53  .  Durham 

54  .  Peel. 

55  .  Peel. 

56  .  Peel. 

57  .  Blenheim. 

58  .  Blenheim. 

59  .  Walsingham. 

60  .  Walsingham. 

61  .  Bayham. 

62  .  Bayham. 

63  .  Brock. 

64  .  Brock. 

65  . . .  Brock. 

66  .  Pickering. 

67  .  Pickering. 

68  .  Prince  Albert. 

69  .  Prince  Albert. 

70  .  Prince  Albert. 

71  .  Mount  Brydges- 

72  .  Dawn  Mills. 

73  .  Kirkton. 

74  .  London  Conf. 


WESLEYAN  METHODIST  CONFERENCE. 


129 


REID,  THOMAS  JAMES. 


1870 

71 

72 

73 

74 


c . 

R.  on  t 
s.  v.  c 

S.  V.  c 


Stayner. 
Muskoka. 
Cobourg. 
Cobourg. 
Toronto  Conf. 


REID,  THOMAS  ROBINSON. 

1869  c .  Walter's  Falls. 

70  R.  on  t  .  .  Hanover. 

71  .  Hanover. 

72  .  Meaford. 

73  r.f.c. &o  Alton. 

74  .  Toronto  Conf. 


REYNAR,  ALFRED  HENRY, 
M.A. 

1862  k.  out.  1  Classical  Tutor, 

63  . (  "V  ictoria  College. 

64  .  Shefford  and 

Lawrenceville. 

65  .  1  Classical  Tutor, 

66  8.F.C&0  <  Victoria 

61  .  (  College. 

68  i  l  Prof.  Mod.  Lan- 

to  ( . 1  guages,  Vic. 

73  )  (  Col.,  Cobourg. 

74  .  Toronto  Conf 

A  graduate  ol  Victoria  Univer¬ 
sity— B.  A.,  1862,  Silver  Medal¬ 
list  and  Valedictorian  ;  M.A., 
1869. 


REYNOLDS,  FRANCIS  C. 

1867  c .  Brock. 

68  o . . 

69  ll.  on  t..  Lloydtown. 

70  s.  t.  c  . .  Cobourg. 

71  .  Georgetown. 

72  e.f.c.&o.  Harriston. 

73  .  Harriston. 

74  .  Montreal  Conf. 

REYNOLDS,  JOSEPH. 

1S40  b.  on  t.  .  Batli  and  Am¬ 
herst  Isle. 

41  .  Murray. 

42  .  Buckingham. 

43  .  Osgoode. 

44  r.f.c.&o  Osgoode. 

45  .  Hull. 

46  .  L’Orignal. 

47  \  L’Orignal. 

(  Marmora. 

48  .  Marmora. 

49  - ....  Hungerford. 

50  .  Napanee. 

51  .  Newburg. 

52  .  Demorestville. 

53  .  Demorestville. 

54  .  Carleton  Place. 

55  .  Carleton  Place. 

56  .  Carleton  Place. 

57  .  Maitland. 

58  .  Maitland. 

59  .  Farmersville. 

60  .  Farmersville. 

61  .  Farmersville. 

9 


1862  .  Welland. 

63  .  Welland. 

64  .  Smith ville, 

65  .  Smithville. 

66  .  Smithville. 

67  .  Hiawatha. 


68 

69 

to 

73 

74 


Hiawatha. 


sup’d  . .  Waterford. 


London  Conf 


REYNOLDS,  ROBERT. 

1869  c .  Bond  Head. 

iji  R.  on  t  . .  Rosemont. 

1 1  .  Stayner. 

72  .  Rugby. 

73  r.f.  c.  &o  Kippen. 

74  .  London  Conf 


ord 


r.  f.  c. 


RICE,  LUTHER  O. 

C .  Dumfries. 

R.  on  t  .  .  Malahide. 

.  Walpole. 

Walpole. 
Georgtown. 
Georgetown. 
Chippewa. 
Chippewra. 
Barrie. 
Barrie. 
Bradford. 
Cookstown. 
Cookstown. 
Cookstown. 
Dunn  ville. 
Dunn  ville. 
Dunn  ville. 


1840 

41 

42 

43 

44 

45 

46 

47 

48 

49 

50 

51 

52 

53 

54 

55 

56 

57  .  Berlin. 

58  . .  .  Fingal. 

59  .  Fingal. 

60  .  Westminster. 

61  .  Westminster. 


62 

63 

64 

65 

66 

67 

68 
69 


Strathroy. 

Strathroy. 

Amherstburg. 

Amherstburg. 

Amherstburg. 

Kincardine. 

Kincardine. 

Dungannon. 


70  .  Dungannon. 

71  sup’d  .  .  .  Dungannon. 

72  .  Bervie. 

73  .  Bayfield. 

74  .  London  Conf. 


RICE,  MADISON  A. 

1859  r.  on  t.  j  Punt  Badges. 

(  lngersoll. 

60  .  Madoc  and  Has¬ 

tings  Road. 

61  .  Peel. 

62  .  Located. 


RICE, 


1837 

to 

46 


SAMUEL  DWIGHT 
D.D. 
f  Eastern 


l 


British 

America. 


1847 

48 

49 


CHAIN. 

CHMN. 

CHAIN. 


.  Toronto  West. 

.  Toronto  West. 

.  Muncey  Indus¬ 
trial  School. 
.  Kingston. 

.  Kingston. 
Kingston. 

•  Treasurer  Vic. 
College. 

')  Governor 
{•  Victoria 
J  College. 

.  Hamilton. 

.  Hamilton. 

.  Hamilton. 

.  Hamilton. 

.  Hamilton. 
fGov.  Wesleyan 
-J  Female  College, 
a  Hamilton. 

•  London  Conf. 

The  honorary  degree  of  D.  D. 
was  conferred  upon  him  by  Vic¬ 
toria  University,  1867. 

Secretary  of  Conference,  1855. 
President  ol  Conference  at  Lon¬ 
don  in  18/3,  and  at  Hamilton  in 
1874. 

Delegate  to  the  First  General 
Conference,  Toronto,  1874. 


50 

51 

52 

53 

54 

55 

56 

57 

58 

59 

60 
61 
62 
63 
to 

73 

74 


F.  SEC.  . 
F.  SEC. 
F.  SEC  . 

sup’d  . 


RICH,  GEORGE  W. 

1863  R.  out..  Paisley. 

64  .  Keppel. 

65  .  Wawanosh. 

66  .  Mooretown. 

67  .  Expelled. 


RICHARDSON,  EZEKIEL. 

1867  R.  on  t.  .  St.  George. 

68  .  Washington. 

69  .  Harmony. 

70  .  Mitchell. 

71  r.f.c.  &o  Maberly. 

72  .  Maberly. 

73  .  Bryson. 

74  .  Montreal  Conf. 


RICHARDSON,  GEO.  THOS. 
1854  r.  on  t.  .  Brock. 


55  . 

.  Brock. 

56  . 

•  Holland  Land. 

57  . 

.  Holland  Land 

58  R.  F.  C. 

■  N  ottawasaga. 

59  . 

.  IN  ottawasaga. 

60  . 

.  Point  Mara. 

61  . 

.  Point  Mara. 

62  . 

.  Man  vers. 

63  . 

.  Manvers. 

64  . 

.  Lynedoeli. 

65  . 

.  Lynedoch. 

66  . 

.  Lynedoch. 

67  . 

.  Wyoming. 

68  . 

•  Wyoming. 

69  . 

■  Blenheim. 

70  . 

■  Blenheim. 

71  . 

.  Brock. 

ISO 


ministers  and  probationers. 


1872  .  Brock. 

73  .  Brock. 

74  .  Toronto  Conf. 


1870  .  Bobcaygeon. 

71  .  Newboro’. 

72  . Newboro’. 

73  .  Newboro’. 

74  . Toronto  Coni. 


RIVET,  XAVIER. 

1868  c .  Montreal  F.  M. 

69  r.  on  t.  .  Roxton  F.  M. 

70  .  Roxton  F.  M. 

71  .  Removed  to  U.S. 


RICHARDSON,  JAMES. 


1824  ) 
to  > 
32  ) 


Methodist 

Episcopal 

Conference. 


33v 

34  7  CHMN.  . 

35  J 

36  . 


Toronto  District. 
Withdrew. 


Secretary  of  Conference,  1834. 

Note. — He  removed  to  the  U. 
S.,  and  was  admitted  a  member 
of  the  Oneida  Annual  Confer¬ 
ence  of  the  Methodist  Episcopal 
Church  ;  but  after  spending  one 
year  in  the  City  of  Auburn,  N. 
Y.,  he  returned  to  Canada  and 
united  with  the  New  Methodist 
Episcopal  Church.  For  several 
years,  by  permission  of  that  body, 
he  acted  as  Agent  of  the  Upper 
Canada  Bible  Society.  In  1858 
lie  was  elected  a  Bishop,  which 
office  he  held  until  his  death, 
which  took  place  in  Toronto  on 
March  9th,  1875,  aged  84  years. 


RICHEY,  MATTHEW,  D.D. 


1821  ) 

(  Eastern 

to  > . 

J  British 

34  1 

b  America. 

35  . 

.  Montreal. 

36  ) 

37  > . 

.  Principal  U.  C. 

38  ^ 

Acad.  Cobourg. 

39  . 

.  Toronto. 

40  ) 

.  England. 

41  ) 

42  . 

.  Kingston. 

43 . 

.  Kingston. 

44 . 

.  Kingston. 

45 . 

.  Montreal. 

46  CHMN. 

.  Montreal. 

47  CHMN. 

.  Montreal. 

48  CHMN. 

H.  B.  Territory. 

49  . 

.  Toronto 

50  . 

.  Toronto. 

51  . 

.  Eastern  British 

America. 

Co-Delegate  of  the  Conference, 


ROADHOUSE,  JOB. 

1861  V  f  Primitive 

40  ( . J  Methodist 

71  j  b  Conference. 

72  K.  F.  C..  Bearbrook. 

73  .  Bearbrook. 

74  .  Montreal  Conf. 

ROBBINS,  JOHN. 

1871  c .  St.  George. 

72  K.  071 T..  Waterdown. 

73  .  Oakville. 

74  .  London  Coni. 


ROBERTSON,  DAVID. 

1850  c .  Humber. 

51  b.  out..  Carleton  and 

Pakenham. 

52  .  Matilda. 

Died  Feb.  8th,  1853,  aged  24 
years. 


RICHARDSON,  JAMES  E. 
1860  R.  on  T.  .  Percy. 


61  . 

.  .  .  Percy. 

62  . 

. . .  Melbourne. 

63  . 

.  .  .  Melbourne. 

64  R.F.C. 

&o  Durham. 

65  . 

.  .  Durham. 

66  . 

.  Durham. 

67  V 

\  Coaticoke  and 

68  1-  ...  ■ 

69  J 

70  . 

.  Compton. 

71  . 

Compton. 

72  . 

Compton. 

73  . 

. .  Granby 

74 . 

. .  Montreal  Conf. 

1848. 

President  of  the  Conference, 
1849  and  1850. 


RIDLEY,  JOHN. 


1867  C .  Drayton. 

68  R.  on  T . .  Bath. 


69  . | 

Cataraqui. 

Napanee. 

70  . 

Napanee. 

71  R.F.C.&O 

Merritton. 

72  . 

Font  Hill. 

73  . 

Font  Hill. 

74  . 

London  Conf. 

RIGSBY,  WALTER. 


RICHARDSON,  WM. 


1851  c . 

52  R.  out.  . 

53  . 

54  . 

55  R.F.C.&O 


57 

58 

59 

60 
61 
62 

63 

64 

65 

66 

67 

68 
69 


Humber. 
Dunnville. 
Glanford. 
Grimsby. 
Southampton. 
Cartwright  and 
Scugog. 

Rawdon. 

Franklin. 

Franklin. 

Franklin. 

Centreville. 

Niagara. 

Niagara. 

Port  Dalhousie. 
Cayuga. 

Cayuga. 

Cayuga. 

Point  Abino. 


1868  R.  on  T. .  Cainsville. 

69  .  Tilsonburg. 

70  .  Grimsby. 

71  .  Thorold. 

72  r.f.c.  &o  Caistorville. 

73  .  Caistorville. 

74  .  London  Conf. 


RILANCE,  WILLIAM. 

1868  c .  Keppel. 

69  R.  out..  Milford. 

70  .  Stirling. 

71  .  Bath  and  Am¬ 

herst  Isle. 

72  .  Cataraqui. 

73  r.F.c.&o  Centreville. 

74  .  Montreal  Conf. 


ROBINSON,  ISAAC 
NEWTON. 

1871  c .  Cartwright. 

72  R.  on  T . .  Stouffville. 

73  .  Darlington. 

74  .  Toronto  Conf. 


ROBINSON,  JOHN  HOWSON. 


1865  R.  on  t.  . 

....  \ 

Bobcaygeon  and 
Silver  Lake. 
Minden. 

bb  .  j 

Burleigh  Road. 

67  . 

Oakville. 

68  . 

Streets  ville. 

69  . 

Invermay. 

70  R.F.C.&O 

Markdale. 

71  . 

Scarboro’. 

72  . 

Scarboro’. 

73  . 

Merritton. 

74  . 

London  Conf. 

ROBINSON,  REUBEN. 

1843  R.  on  t  .  .  Barrie. 
44  .  Located. 


ROBINSON,  RICHARD. 

1862  r.  on  t  . .  Franklin. 

63  .  St.  Andrews. 

64  .  Sherbrooke. 

65  . East  Bolton. 

66  .  East  Bolton. 

67  r.f.c.&o  East  Bolton. 

68  .  Farnham. 


WESLEYAN  METHODIST  CONFERENCE. 


181 


1869  .  Farnham. 

70  .  Farnham. 

71  .  Lawrenceville. 

72  .  Sutton. 

73  .  Sutton. 

74  . Montreal  Conf . 


ROBINSON,  ROBERT. 


1844  o . 

. .  Norword. 

45  r.  on  t 

.  .  Norwood. 

46  . 

. .  Mississippi. 

47  s.  v.  c 

. .  Cobourg. 

48  s.  v.  c 

. .  Cobourg. 

49  r.f.c.&o  Sidney. 

50  . 

.  Picton. 

51  . 

.  Madoc. 

52  . 

.  Madoc. 

53  . 

.  Newboro’. 

54  . 

.  Newboro’. 

55  . 

.  Aylmer. 

56  . 

i  Clarendon  and 

57  . 

}  Portage-du-Fort. 

58  . 

.  Bell’s  Corners. 

59  . 

.  Bell’s  Corners. 

60  . 

.  Bell’s  Corners. 

61  . 

.  Hungerford. 

62  . 

.  Hungerford. 

63  . 

.  Hungerford. 

64  . 

\  Flinton  and  Ad- 

65  . 

\  dington  Road. 

66  . 

.  Shannonville. 

67  . 

.  Shannonville. 

68  . 

.  Shannonville. 

69  . 

.  Madoc. 

70  . 

.  Madoc. 

71  . 

72  . 

.  Madoc. 

.  Hastings. 

73  . 

.  Hastings. 

74  . 

.  Montreal  Conf. 

ROBISON 

,  MATTHEW. 

1867  c . 

Kingsville. 

68  R.  WIT. 

Sarnia. 

69  ORD.  . . . 

Red  River. 

70  . 

71  r.  f.  c.  . 

72  . 

High  Bluffs. 

High  Bluffs. 

)  High  Bluffs. 

(  Baltimore,  Ont. 

i  Cobourg. 

1  Demorestville. 

74  . 

Toronto  Conf. 

ROBSON, 

EBENEZER. 

1 856  r. on  t . 
57  u.  v.  c. 

|  Cobourg. 

58  . 

Montreal  Centre. 

59  ORD .... 

60  R.  F.  C.. 

|  Fort  Yale,  B.  C. 

61  . 

Nanaimo,  B.C. 

62  . 

63  . 

Nanaimo,  B.C. 

Fort  Hope  and 

Fort  Yale. 

64  . 

Victoria,  V.I. 

65  . 

New  Westmin- 

ster,  B.C. 

66  . 

Hamilton. 

67  . 

Merrickville. 

68  . 

Merrickville. 

69  . 

Merrickville. 

1870  .  Castleton. 

71  .  Castleton. 

72  .  Castleton. 

73  .  Morrisburg. 

74  .  Montreal  Conf. 


ROBSON,  GEORGE. 

1861  o .  Napanee. 

62  b.  on  t.  .  Napanee. 

63  s.  v.  c. . .  Cobourg. 

64  u.  y.  c. .  Cobourg. 

65  .  St.  George. 

66  K.F.c.  &o  j  pronto  East. 

\  Agt.  Yic.  Col. 

67  .  Colborne. 

68  .  Castleton. 

69  .  Castleton. 

70  sup’d.  . .  Castleton. 

Died  Dec.  12th,  1870,  aged  32 
years. 


ROBSON,  THOMAS. 

1845  )  (  Methodist 

t°  r . -j  Episcopal 

54  )  (  Conference. 

55  b.  f.  c. .  Berlin  and  Blen¬ 

heim. 

56  .  Blenheim. 

57  .  Wellesley. 

58  .  Wellesley. 

59  .  Norwich. 

60  .  Bayfield. 

61  .  Bayfield. 

62  .  Ainleyville. 

63  .  Ainleyville. 

64  .  Florence. 

65  .  Arkona. 

66  .  Nissouri. 

67  .  Nissouri. 

68  .  Nissouri. 

Died  October  20th,  1868,  aged 
49  years. 


ROGERS,  GEORGE. 

1863  r.  out..  Cooksville. 

64  . '.  .  Perth. 

65  .  Milton. 

66  .  Dundas. 

67  R.f.  o.  &o  Grimsby. 

68  .  Franklin  Centre. 

69  .  Franklin  Centre. 

70  .  Franklin  Centre. 

71  .  Huntingdon. 

72  .  Huntingdon. 

73  .  Huntingdon. 

74  .  Montreal  Conf. 


ROSE,  BROCK. 

1860  r.  on  t..  Matilda. 

61  .  Maitland. 

62  .  Farmers ville. 

63  .  Brudenell. 

64  r.f.c. &o  Point  Alexander. 

65  .  Point  Alexander. 

66  .  Alice. 

67  .  Alice. 


1868  .  Alice. 

69  .  Glentay. 

70  .  Glentay. 

71  .  Glentay. 

72  .  Elgin. 

73  .  Fitzroy  Harbour. 

74  .  Montreal  Conf. 


ROSE,  PHILIP. 

1856  o .  _____ 

57  R.  on  t  . .  Durham. 

58  .  Durham. 

59  ord  ....  Mount  Forest 

and  Arthur. 

60  R.  F.  c. . .  Bayham. 

61  .  Marmora. 

62  .  Marmora. 

Died  Dec.  29th,  1862,  aged  42 
years. 


ROSE,  SAMUEL. 

1831  c .  Toronto  and 

Indian  Mission. 

32  c .  Albion. 

33  r.  on  t  . .  Westminster. 

34  .  Westminster. 

35  .  Hamilton. 

36  r.f.c.  &o  Stamford. 

37  .  Stamford. 

38  .  Stamford. 

39  .  St.  Catharines. 

40  |  St.  Catharines. 

/  London. 

41  .  London. 

42  .  Brantford. 

43  .  Brantford. 

44  .  Yonge  Street. 

45  .  Yonge  Street. 

46  .  Yonge  Street. 

47  .  Dundas. 

48  .  Dundas. 

49  . Dundas. 


Mount  Elgin 
and  Muncey. 
Dundas. 

Dundas. 

Dundas. 

Thorold. 

Thorold. 

St.  Catharines. 
St.  Catharines. 
St.  Catharines. 

1  Belleville. 


Book  Steward, 
Toronto. 

74  .  Toronto  Conf. 

Co-Delegate  of  the  Conference 
1867. 

Delegate  to  the  First  General 
Conference,  Toronto,  1874. 


ROSE,  SAMUEL  PETER. 

1873  R.  on  t  .  .  Peterboro’. 

74  .  Toronto  Conf. 


132 


ministers  and  probationers. 


ROSS,  ANDREW  W. 

1872  c .  Pickering. 

73  it.  on  T. .  Pickering. 

74  .  Toronto  Conf. 

ROSS,  JAMES  STEWART. 

1867  c .  Ailsa  Craig  and 

Park  Hill. 

68  R.  on  T  Belmont. 

69  .  Aylmer. 

70  u.  v.  c  . .  Cobourg. 

71  u.  v.  c . .  Cobourg. 

72  u.  v.  o. .  Cobourg. 

73  r.f.c.&o  Point  Edward. 

74  .  London  Conf. 


ROSS,  WILLIAM  WILSON. 

1867  n.  on  t  . .  Cobourg,  S.V.C. 

58  .  Napanee. 

59  .  Aylmer. 

gO  .  Merrickville. 

61  r.f.C.  &o  Hamilton. 

62  .  Three  Rivers. 

63  .  Compton  and 

Hatley. 

64  .  Hatley. 

65  .  Hatley. 

66  .  Shefford  and 

Lawrenceville. 

67  .  Kingston. 

68  .  Metis. 

69  .  Hamilton. 

70  .  Toronto  Fourth. 

71  .  Toronto  Fourth. 

72  .  Toronto  Fourth. 

73  g.  sec.  . .  Montreal  Fourth 

74  .  London  Conf. 


1861  .  Dunnville. 

62  .  Gananoque. 

63  .  Gananoque. 

64  .  Gananoque. 

65  .  Sherbrooke,  C.E. 

66 

67 

68 

to 

73 

74 


„  [  SUP  Y 


S . ' 


Cobourg. 

(  Principal  Cob’rg 
'  Gnlletnate 


Collegiate 
Institute. 
Toronto  Conf. 

A  graduate  of  Victoria  Univer- 
sity-B.A.,  1868,  Valedictorian; 
M.A.,  1871. 


BUNDLE,  ROBERT  T. 


1840 

to 

48 

49 


)  R.OTiT.&oq  Edmonton 
(  [-  House, 

( . J  H.B.T. 

.  Removed  to  Eng¬ 
land,  where  he  has  continued  to 
labour  in  connection  with  the 
English  Conference.  In  1879  he 
was  stationed  at  Wigton,  on  the 
Carlisle  District. 


RUPERT,  EDMUND  STONEY, 
M.A. 


1860 

61 


n.  on  t  . 


kowsom,  wm.  h.,  b.a. 

1863  R.  on  T. .  Matilda. 

64  .  Morrisburg. 

65  s.  v.  c  . .  Cobourg. 

66  s.  v.  c  . .  Cobourg. 

67  s.  y.  c  . .  Cobourg 

68  r.f.c.&o  Quebec. 

69  ) 

70  \ .  Hatley  and 

7 1  i  Cassville. 

72  .  Granby. 

73  .  Removed  to  U.S. 

and  united  with  the  Troy  Con¬ 
ference  of  the  Methodist  Episco¬ 
pal  Church.  In  1874  he  was  m 
charge  of  Trinity  Church,  Al¬ 
bany,  N.Y.  He  is  a  graduate  oi 
Victoria  University— B.A. ,  1868. 


ROY,  JAMES,  M.A. 

1854  c .  Grenville. 

55  r.  on  t.  .  L’Orignal. 

56  .  Onslow. 

57  .  Onslow. 

58  r.f.c.&o  Gatineau. 

59  .  Port  Dover. 

60  .  Port  Dover. 


Cobourg,  U.V.C. 
Dundas. 

62  .  Milton. 

63  .  Prince  Albert. 

64  r.f.c.&o  Beaverton. 

65  .  Beaverton. 

66  .  Beaverton. 

67  .  Centreville. 

68  .  Centreville. 

69  .  Centreville. 

70  .  Wilton. 

71  .  Wilton. 

72  .  Wilton. 

73  .  Percy. 

74  .  Toronto  Conf. 

A  graduate  of  Victoria  Univer¬ 
sity — B.A.,  1861  ;  M.A.,  1867. 

RUSS,  AMOS  E.,  M.A. 

1854  .  Student,  V.  C. 

55  r.  on  T.  .  Norwood. 

56  .  Bowmanville. 

57  .  Port  Hope. 

58  r.f.c.&o  London  Circuit. 

59  .  London  Circuit. 

60  .  Baltimore. 

61  .  Baltimore. 

62  .  Perth. 

63  .  Perth. 

64  f.  sec  .  .  Perth. 

65  Trenton. 

66  .  Trenton. 

67  .  Trenton. 

68  .  Victoria,  Van.  I. 

69  .  Victoria,  Van.  I. 

70  f.  sec.  . .  Victoria,  Van.  I. 

L  \  |  i  New  Westmin- 

r2(-F.  sec.  ster,  B.C. 

I  SJ 

74  .  Toronto  Conf. 

The  honorary  degree  of  M.A. 


was  conferred  upon  him  by  Wil¬ 
lamette  University,  Salem,  Ore¬ 
gon,  U.S.,  June,  1872. 

RUSSELL,  ALFRED  L., 
M.A.,  B.D. 

1866  R.  on  T. .  Howiek. 

67  .  Kincardine. 

68  u.  v.  c . .  Cobourg. 

69  u.  v.  c . .  Cobourg. 

70  .  Brampton. 

71  r.f.c.&o  Streetsville. 

72  .  Osprey. 

73  .  Osprey. 

74  .  London  Coni. 

A  graduate  of  Victoria  Univer- 
|  aity — B.  A.,  1870,  Gold  Medalist ; 
M.A..,  1874;  B.D.,  1874. 

RUSSELL,  JOHN. 

1861  r.  on  t  . .  Waterloo— 

Kingston. 

62  .  Aylmer,  W. 

63  .  Belmont. 

64  s.  v.  c  . .  Cobourg. 

65  .  Moulinette. 

66  r.f.c.&o  Farmersville. 

67  .  New  Ireland. 

68  .  New  Ireland. 

69  .  North  Gore. 

70  .  North  Gore. 

71  .  Sombra. 

72  .  Arkona. 

73  .  Arkona. 

74  .  London  Conf. 


RUTLEDGE,  WM.  LEECH. 

1870  c .  Chandos. 

71  K.  on  T. .  Omemee. 

72  .  Oakwood. 

73  stu .  Montreal  Theo¬ 

logical  College. 

74  .  Toronto  Conf. 


RUTTAN,  JOHN  HENRY. 

1S69  C .  )  Bmdenell  and 

70  li.  on  t  $  Bark  Lake. 

71  .  Stirling. 

72  .  Sliannonville. 

73  r.f.c.&o  Norway  House. 

74  .  Toronto  Conf. 


RYAN,  DAVID. 

1858  c .  Kincardine. 

59  r.  on  T . .  Teeswater. 

60  .  Howiok. 

61  s.  v.  c  . .  Cobourg. 

62  r.f.c.&o  Lucknow. 

63  .  Frankford. 

64  .  Frankford. 

65  .  Frankford. 

66  .  Stirling. 

67  .  Hungerford. 

68  .  Hungerford. 

69  .  Hungerford. 

70  ., .  Fairfield. 


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133 


1871  .  Fairfield. 

72  .  Fairfield. 

73  .  Blenheim. 

74  .  London  Conf. 


RYAN,  WILLIAM. 

1867  c .  Thorne. 

68  c .  Hungerford. 

69  R.  on  t  .  .  Marmora. 

70  s.  v.  c  . .  Cobourg. 

71  ord  ....  Matilda. 

72  r.  f.  c. .  Milford. 

73  .  Milford 

74  .  Toronto  Conf. 


RYCKMAN,  EDWARD 
BRADSHAW,  M.  A. 


1856  R.  on  t.  . 

Yonge  Street. 

57  . 

Yonge  Street. 

58  R.F.C.  &0 

Montreal  East. 

59  . 

Montreal  East. 

60  . 

Odelltown. 

61  . 

Odelltown. 

62  . 

Odelltown. 

63  . 

Huntingdon. 

64  . 

Huntingdon. 

65  . 

Huntingdon. 

66  . 

Kingston. 

67  . 

Kingston. 

68  F.  SEC.  .  . 

Kingston. 

69  CHMN.  .  . 

Stanstead. 

70  . 

Stanstead. 

71  CHMN.  .  . 

Chatham. 

72  CHMN.  .  . 

Chatham. 

73  F.  SEC  .  . 

Gov.  Dundas 

Colleg.  Instit. 

74  . 

London  Conf. 

A  graduate  of  Victoria  Univer- 

sity — B.A.,  1855,  Valedictorian  ; 
M.A.,  1868. 


Journal  Secretary  of  Conference 
1867,  1868,  1869,  1870,  and  1871. 

Delegate  to  First  General  Con¬ 
ference,  Toronto,  1874. 


1849 

.  Drummondville. 

50 

51 

.  Simcoe. 

52 

53  ; 

I 

to 
56  1 

>  sup’y  . .  Port  Dover. 

57 

RYERSON,  EGERTON,  D.D., 
LL.D. 

18241 

(  Methodist 

to 

► . J  Episcopal 

32  J 

l  Conference. 

33 

34 

. i  Guardian. 

35 

36 

37 

.  Kingston. 

38 

39 

40 

.  Toronto. 

41  .  Toronto. 

421  l  Principal  Vic. 

43  -  . <  College,  Co- 

44  J  (  bourg. 

45)  (  Sup.  of  Education 

to  > . -j  by  permission 

73  )  l  of  Conference. 

74  .  Toronto  Conf. 

Secretary  of  Conference,  1833, 
1835,  1837,  and  1838. 

Representative  to  English  Con¬ 
ference,  1832,  1836,  1839,  1840, 
and  to  the  General  Conference  of 
the  Methodist  Episcopal  Church, 
U.S.,  1835,  1839,  1843,  1852, 
and  1866. 

The  honorary  degree  of  LL.D. 
was  conferred  upon  him  by  the 
University  of  Victoria  College, 
Cobourg,  1861. 

Delegate  to  the  First  General 
Conference,  Toronto,  1874. 


RYERSON,  EDWY  M. 

1831  )  f  Methodist 

to  > . -j  Episcopal 

33  )  l  Conference. 

34  r.f.c.  &o  St.  Catharines. 

35  .  St.  Catharines. 

36  .  Nelson. 

37  .  Nelson. 

38  .  Belleville. 

39  .  Belleville. 

40  .  Belleville. 

41  .  Cobourg. 

42  .  Cobourg. 

43  .  Kingston  and 

Wolfe  Island. 

44  .  Kingston. 

45  .  London. 

46  .  Brantford. 

47  .  Brantford. 

48  .  Brantford. 


RYERSON,  JOHN. 


1820  ) 

f  Methodist 

to  > . 

-!  Episcopal 

32  ) 

l  Conference. 

331 

to  >-  P.  ELD. 

Bay  Quinte  Dist. 

35  j 

36  CHMN.  . 

.  Toronto  District. 

371 

to  1 . 

.  Book  Steward, 

41 J 

Toronto. 

42  CHMN.  . 

.  St.  Catharines. 

43  . 

.  President  of  Conf. 

441 

to  V  CHMN. 

.  Hamilton  Dist. 

47  J 

481 

to  l  CHMN. 

.  Toronto  East. 

51  j 

52  CHMN.  . 

.  Belleville. 

18530 

to  j-CHMN. .  Kingston. 
55  J 


56  chmn.  . .  Quebec. 

57  \  \  Governor,  Vic- 

58  (  '  |  toria  College. 

59  .  Grand  River. 

601 

to  >  sup’d  . .  Brantford. 

73  J 

74  .  London  Conf. 


Co- Delegate  of  the  Conference, 
1849  to  1857. 

Representative  to  English  Con¬ 
ference,  1840,  1846,  and  1849, 
and  to  General  Conference  of  the 
Methodist  Episcopal  Church, 
U.S.,  1839  and  1854. 


RYERSON,  JOSEPH  E. 


1844  c .  Chatham. 

45  R.  wit..  Woodstock. 


46  .... 

. . . .  Dundas. 

47  . . . . 

48  .... 

RYERSON,  WILLIAM. 


18211  f 

t0  [ . -i 

32  J  l 

33  . 

34  P.  ELD.  .  . 

35  CHMN.  .  . 

36  CHMN.  .  . 

37  . 

38  . 

39  . 

40  . 

41  . 

42  . 

43  . 

441 

to  }-  CHMN  .  . 

47  J 

48  CHMN.  .  . 

49  CHMN.  .  . 

50  CHMN.  . 
511 

to  1 . 

57  J 

58 

to  >  SUP’D  . 

61 
62 
to 
66 
671 

to  }-  sup’d  . . 
72  J 


Methodist 
Episcopal 
Conference. 
Kingston. 
Niagara  District. 
Hamilton. 
Hamilton. 
Toronto. 

Toronto. 

Grand  River. 
Grand  River. 
Grand  River. 
Simcoe. 

Simcoe. 

London  District. 

New  Credit. 
Simcoe. 

Simcoe. 

Grand  River. 


Grand  River. 


Located. 


Grand  River. 


President  of  Conference,  1841. 
Died  Sept.  15th,  1872,  aged 
75  years. 


134 


MINISTERS  AND  PROBATIONERS. 


s. 


SALLOWS,  EDWARD. 
1841  r.  on  T. .  Brock. 


42  . 

Barrie. 

43  . 

Woodstock  and 
Stratford. 

44  . 

Whitechurch. 

45  R.F.C.&O 

Amherstburg. 

46  . 

Aniherstburg. 

47  . 

Chatham. 

48  . 

Sydenham . 

49  . 

Wardsville. 

50  . 

Cornwall. 

51  . :.. 

Newash. 

52  . 

Bruce  Mines. 

53  . 

Collingwood. 

54  . 

Collingwood. 

55  . 

Penetanguishene 

56  . , . . 

Penetanguishene 

57  . 

Penetanguishene 

58  . 

Teeswater. 

59  . 

Teeswater, 

60  . 

Teeswater. 

61  . 

Garden  River. 

62  . 

Garden  River. 

63  . 

Garden  River. 

64  ) 

65  V . 

Cape  Crocker  and 

66  ) 

Cojpoys  Bay. 

67  J 

to  >-  sup’d  . . 

Collingwood. 

73  J 

74  . 

Toronto  Conf. 

1872 

.  Muncey. 

73 

.  Muncey. 

74 

.  London  Conf. 

SALTON,  SAMUEL. 

1871 

C  .  Milford. 

72 

r.  wit..  Milford. 

73 

.  L’Amable. 

74 

.  Toronto  Conf. 

SANDERS,  JOSEPH  LANG- 
DON. 

1854 

c .  London. 

55 

r.  on  t  . .  Yonge  Street. 

56 

.  Belleville. 

57 

.  Three  Rivers. 

58 

R.F.C.&O  Bradford. 

59 

.  Lloydtown. 

60 

.  Lloydtown. 

61 

.  Weston. 

62 

. Weston. 

63 

.  Brampton. 

64 

.  Brampton. 

65 

.  Brampton. 

66 

67 

. \  Whitby  and 

.  Oshawa. 

68 

. J 

69 

.  Rama. 

70 

.  Rama. 

71 

.  Baltimore. 

72 

.  Baltimore. 

SALMON,  JOHN,  B.A. 

1858  R.  on  T. .  Cobourg,  U.V.C. 

59  .  Alnwick  Circuit 

60  .  Alnwick  Circuit- 

61  u.  v.  c. ..  Cobourg. 

62  R.F.C.  &0  Wilton  and 

Odessa. 

63  . )  Coaticoke  and 

64  . \  Barnston. 

65  . )  Quebec,  Sea- 

66  . (  men’s  Mis. 

67  .  Withdrew  and 

subsequently  united  with  the 

Congregationalists  ;  he  is  a  gra¬ 
duate  of  Victoria  University — 
B.A.,  1862. 


SALT,  ALLAN. 

1853  r.  on  t.  .  St.  Clair. 

54  ord  ...  1 

to  >  Lac  La  Pluie. 

57  R.  f.  c.  ) 

58  .  Garden  River. 

59  .  Garden  River. 

60  j 

to  {-  .  Christian 

67  J  Islands. 

68 1 

to  i  .  St.  Clair. 

71  I 


Died  August  16th,  1872,  aged 
41  years. 


SANDERS,  NELSON. 


1866  r 

on  t  . .  Keppel. 

67  . 

.  Walter’s  Falls. 

68  . 

.  Howick. 

69  . 

.  Mitchell. 

70  . 

.  Expelled. 

SANDERSON,  GEORGE 
RIVERS. 

1837  c 

.  Thames. 

38  r 

.on  t..  Newmarket. 

39  . 

.  Grimsby. 

40  . 

.  Hamilton. 

41  R 

•F.c.  &o  Stamford. 

42  . 

.  Stamford. 

!  43  . 

.  St.  Catharines. 

44  . 

.  St.  Catharines. 

45  . 

46  ) 
to  l 
50  1 

.  Toronto. 

.  Editor,  Toronto. 

51  . 

52  . 

.  Cobourg. 

53  . 

.  Cobourg. 

54  ) 
to  > 

58  ) 

}  Book  Steward, 

j  Toronto. 

1859  . 

60  CHMN.  . 

61  CHMN.  . 

62  CHMN.  . 

63  CHMN.  . 

64  CHMN.  . 


65A  ^  . 

66  <31 

67  t  g  >1  fi 

68  f  q  w  £ 

s]sas 

71  CHMN. 

72  CHMN. 

73  CHMN. 

74  . 


London. 

London. 

London. 

Port  Hope. 

Port  Hope. 

Port  Hope. 

Picton. 

Picton. 

Picton. 

Belleville. 

Belleville. 

Belleville. 

Kingston. 

Kingston. 

Kingston. 

London  Conf. 


Secretary  of  Conference,  1852. 
Representative  to  English  Wes¬ 
leyan  Conference,  1861. 

Co-Delegate  of  the  Conference, 

1871. 

Delegate  to  the  First  General 
Conference  held  in  Toronto,  1874. 


SANDERSON,  JOHN. 


1835  ) 


0*7 

40 

41 

42 

43 

44 

45 

46 

47 

48 

49 

50 

51 

52 

53 

54 

55 

56 

57  sup’d..  . . 

58  ) 

to  >  sup’d  .  . 
62  ) 

63 'i 

to  >•  sup’d.  . 

73  J 

74  . 


\  New  Connexion 
Conference. 

Peterboro’. 

Brock. 

Brock. 

Consecon. 

Consecon. 

Napanee. 

Napanee. 

Sheffield. 

Norwood. 

Mariposa. 

Metcalfe. 

Cartwright. 

Cartwright. 

Cartwright. 

Mud  Lake. 

Madoc. 

Madoc. 

Madoc . 

Millbrook. 


Peterboro’. 
Toronto  Conf. 


SANDERSON,  JOHN  (B). 

1857  c . Devonshire  and 

McGillivray. 

58  E.  wit..  Visiting  England 

59  .  Milton. 

60  .  Peel. 

61  .  Erin. 

62  r.f.c.&o  Elma. 

63  .  Elma. 

64  . Elma. 


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1865  .  Fenelon  Falls. 

66  .  Fenelon  Falls. 

67  .  Fenelon  Falls. 

68  .  Warsaw. 

69  .  Warsaw. 

70  .  Caistorville. 

71  .  Caistorville. 

72  .  Cayuga. 

73  .  Cayuga. 

74  .  London  Conf. 


SANDERSON,  JOSEPH  E., 
M.  A. 

1851  c .  Brampton. 

52  .  Student. 

53  c .  Brampton. 

54  e.  on  t.  .  Brampton;. 

55  .  London. 

56  e.f.c.  &o  Montreal  East. 

57  .  Montreal  East. 

58  .  Kingston. 

59  .  Kingston. 

60  .  Aylmer  E. 

61  f.  sec  .  .  Aylmer  E. 

62  .  Trenton. 

64  f.'  sec  i  Sdefford  and 

65  f.  sec.  )  Lawrenceville. 

66  .  Compton. 

67  .  Compton. 

68  f.  sec  .  .  Perth. 

69  f.  sec  . .  Perth. 

70  f.  sec  .  .  Perth. 

71  .  Whitby. 

72  .  Whitby. 

73  .  Whitby. 

74  .  Toronto  Conf. 


SANDERSON,  WILLIAM. 

1851  e.  on  t.  .  Norwood. 

52  .  Markham. 

\  No  Station — ill 

55  J  . \  health. 

56  .  Pieton. 

57  .  Percy. 

58  e.f.c. &o  Seymour. 


59  . 

)  Flinton  and  Ad- 

60  . 

i  dington  Road. 

61  . 

.  Point  Alexander. 

62  . 

.  Point  Alexander. 

63  . 

.  Point  Alexander. 

64  . 

.  Onslow. 

65  . 

.  Onslow. 

66  . 

.  Onslow. 

67  . 

.  Clarendon. 

68  . 

.  Clarendon. 

69  . 

.  Alice. 

70  . 

.  Alice. 

71  F.  SEC.. 

.  Alice. 

72  . 

.  Playfair. 

73  . 

.  Playfair. 

74  . 

.  Montreal  Conf. 

SAUNDERS,  JABEZ  BEER. 

1868  c . Carleton  Place. 

69  e.  on  t  . .  Merrickville. 

70  .  Lyn . 


1871  .  Lyn. 

72  e.f.c. &o  South  Mountain. 

73  .  South  Mountain. 

74  .  Montreal  Conf. 


SAUNDERS,  JOHN,  B.A. 


1866  c . 

Artemesia. 

67  b.  on  t.  . 

Iveppel. 

68  . 

Walter’s  Falls 

69  TJ.  V.  c .  . 

Cobourg. 

70  u.  v.  c. . . 

Cobourg. 

71  E.F.C. &0 

Durham,  Que. 

72  . 

Durham,  Que. 

73  . 

Durham,  Que. 

74  . 

London  Conf. 

A  graduate  of  Victoria  Univer¬ 
sity — B.A.,  1871. 


SAVAGE,  JOHN  WESLEY. 


1854  c . 

.  Warwick. 

55  e.  on  t  . 

.  London  Circuit, 

77  ft 

1  London  Circuit, 

j  Cooksville. 

57  OED.  .  .  . 

.  Prince  Albert. 

58  E.  F.  c. 

.  Prince  Albert* 

59  . 

.  Orangeville. 

60  . 

.  Orangeville. 

61  . 

.  Mono. 

62  . 

.  Mono. 

63  . 

Albion. 

64  . 

.  Albion. 

65  . 

Albion. 

66  . 

,  Howick. 

67  . 

,  Howick. 

68  . 

Howick. 

69  . 

Qlanford. 

70  . 

Glanford. 

71 . 

Glanford. 

72  . 

Omemee. 

73  . 

Omemee. 

74  . 

Toronto  Conf. 

SAVAGE,  WILLIAM. 


1854  o . 

55  e.  on  t  .  . 

56  . 

57  . 

58  e.  f.  c  . . 

59  . 

60  . 

61  . 

62  . 

63  . 

64  . 

65  . 

66  . 

67  . 

68  . 

69  . 

70  . 

71  . 

72  . 

73  . 

74  . 


Belmont. 

Belmont. 

Belmont. 

Mount  Biydges. 
Mount  Brydges. 
Florence. 
Florence. 
Florence. 

Peel. 

Peel. 

Berlin. 

Berlin. 

Brewer’s  Mills. 
Elgin. 

Elgin. 

Cayuga. 

Cayuga. 

Cayuga; 
Smithville. 
Smithville. 
London  Conf. 


SAWYER,  DAVID. 

1849  c .  Owen  Sound. 

50  c .  Newash. 

5 1  E.  on  t  .  N ewash. 

52  oed .  Beausoliel  and 

French  River. 

53  .  Located. 


SAWYER,  JOSEPH. 

1797  )  (  Methodist 

to  > . 1  Episcopal 

1810  )  (  Conference. 

11 

to  J-  .  Located. 

47 

48 

to  ^  stjp’y  . .  Matilda. 

50  ) 

51  .  Rem.  to  U.  S., 

where  lie  died  in  1852  or  1853. 

Note. — In  1850,  when  about 
80  years  of  age,  he  visited  the 
Canada  Conference  at  Brockville. 


SCALES,  WILLIAM. 


1854  e.  on  t.  .  St.  Andrews. 

55  .  PointAlexander. 

56  .  Westmeath. 

57  oed  ....  Bell’s  Corners. 

58  e.  f.  c. .  Aylmer,  E. 

59  .  Aylmer,  E. 

60  .  Elgin. 

61  .  Hatley. 

62  .  East  Bolton. 

63  .  East  Bolton. 

64  .  East  Bolton. 

65  .  Knowlton. 

66  .  Knowlton. 

67  .  Knowlton. 

68  .  Frelighsburg. 

69  .  Frelighsburg. 

70  .  F relighsburg. 

71  .  Bolton. 

72  .  Bolton. 

73  .  Stirling. 

74  .  Toronto  Conf 


SCANLON,  JOHN. 


1865  E.  on  t.  .  Innisfil. 

66  .  Sharon  and 

Mount  Albert. 

67  .  Penetanguishene 

68  .  Bond  Head. 

69  e.f.c. &o  Kingston. 

70  .  Park  Hill. 

71  .  Park  Hill. 

72  .  Hemmingford. 

73  .  Hemmingford. 

74  .  Montreal  Conf. 


SCHESSER,  ELMIRA  J. 

1867  E.  on  T .  .  Waterloo  Ger¬ 
man  Mission. 

68  .  \  Heidelbui'g 

69  .  \  and  Grey. 

70  .  Rem.  to  U.S. 


136 


MINISTERS  AND  PROBATIONERS. 


SCHMIDT,  KARLOS. 


1860  .  Eganville,  Ger. 

61  .  Eganville,  Ger. 


Died,  1862. 


SCHOFIELD,  WM.  H.,  M. A. 
I8«? 


62  .  Bath. 

63  .  Merrickville. 

64  r.f.c. &o  Smith’s  Falls. 

65  .  Coboeonk  and 

Carden. 

66  .  Minden. 

67  .  Minden. 

68  .  Lakefield. 

69  .  Lakefield. 


Died  October  29tli,  1869,  aged 
29  years. 


SCHRAM,  GEO.  ASHWELL. 


1870  r.  on  t 

71  . 

72  . 

73  stu  . . . . 

74  . 


Glanford. 
Ainleyville. 
Wingham. 
Drayton. 
Montreal  Theo.C. 
London  Conf. 


SCHUSTER,  ANSELM. 


1866  R.  on  t.  .  Paris  and  St. 


George,  Ger. 

67  . .  .. 

. . . .  Vennacher,  G.  M 

68  .... 

. .  . .  Vennacher,  G.  M 

69  .... 

....  V ennaelier,  G.  M 

70  r.f.c.  &o  New  Waldec. 

71  .  Suspended. 


Note. — He  was  subsequently 
received  by  the  Bible  Christians. 
In  1879  he  was  stationed  in  Belle¬ 
ville. 


SCOTT,  JOHN. 


1857  c . 

58  R.  on  t.  . 

59  . 

60  . 

61  R.F.C. &0 

62  . 

63  . 

64  . 

65  . 

66  . 

67  . 

68  . 

69  . 

701 

to  1  sup’b  . . 

73  J 

74  . 


Oakville. 

Mono. 

Newmarket  and 
Aurora. 
Mount  Forest. 
Durham,  C.E. 
Durham,  C.E. 
Durham,  C.E. 
New  Ireland. 
Actonvale. 
Aetonvale. 

New  Glasgow. 
New  Glasgow. 
Cavignal. 

Montreal. 

Montreal  Conf. 


SCOTT,  JOHN,  B.A. 

867  R.  on  t.  .  Cobourg,  U.V.C. 


68  .  Berlin. 

69  .  Peel. 


1870  . 

Elora. 

71  R.F.C.  &0 

Listowel. 

72  . 

Listowel. 

73  . 

Listowel. 

74  . 

London  Conf. 

A  graduate  of  Victoria  Univer¬ 
sity— B.A. ,  1868. 

SCOTT,  JOHN  GARDINER. 

1869  c .  Orangeville. 

70  c .  Orangeville. 

71  R.  on  t  . .  Kleinburg. 

72  .  Brampton. 

73  r.f.c.  &o  Brampton. 

74  .  London  Conf. 


SCOTT,  JONATHAN. 

1834  c .  Grape  Island. 

35  e.  wit..  Lake  Simcoe  and 

Coldwater. 

36  ord  ....  Lake  Simcoe. 

37  .  Lake  Simcoe  and 

Barrie. 

38  R.  f.  c . .  Lake  Simcoe, 


Barrie,  and 
Coldwater. 

39 1  f  Editor  Christian 

to  >■ . Guardian, 

43  J  l  Toronto. 

44  .  Stamford. 

45  .  Stamford. 

46  .  Cobourg. 

47  .  Cobourg. 

48  .  Port  Hope. 

49  .  Perth. 

50  .  Perth. 

51  .  Cooksville. 

52  .  Cooksville. 

53  .  Cooksville. 


55  V  sup’y  . .  Cooksville. 

56  J 

57 1 

to  >- sup’y..  Toronto. 

67  J 

68  1 

to  >  sup’d  . .  Brampton. 

73  ) 

74  .  Toronto  Conf. 


SCOTT,  MOSES. 

1872  c .  Port  Neuf. 

73  r.  ««  t.  .  Port  Neuf. 

74  .  Montreal  Conf. 


SCOTT,  WILLIAM. 

1836  r.  wit..  New  York  Conf. 

37  .  Brockville  and 

Elizabethtown. 

38  .  Yonge  Street. 

39  ord _ Amherstburg. 

40  r.  f.  c . .  Amherstburg. 

to  1  .  St.  Clair. 

47  J 

48  .  St.  Armand. 

49  .  St.  Armand. 


1850  . 

.  St.  Armand. 

51  . 

.  Melbourne. 

52  . 

.  Melbourne. 

53  . 

.  Montreal  W  est. 

54  . 

.  Montreal  West. 

55  . 

.  Odelltown. 

56  . 

.  Odelltown. 

57  CHMN.  . 

.  Peterboro’. 

58  CHMN.  . 

.  Peterboro’. 

59  . 

.  Toronto  West. 

60  . 

.  Agt.  Vic.  Col. 

61  CHMN.  . 

.  Ottawa. 

62  CHMN.  . 

.  Ottawa. 

63  CHMN.  . 

.  Ottawa. 

64  CHMN.  . 

.  Prescott. 

65  CHMN.  . 

.  Prescott. 

66  CHMN.  . 

.  Matilda. 

67  . 

.  Matilda. 

68  CHMN.  . 

.  Napanee. 

69  CHMN.  . 

.  Napanee. 

70  CHMN.  . 

.  •  Napanee. 

71  CHMN.  . 

.  Oshawa. 

72  CHMN.  . 

.  Oshawa. 

73  CHMN.  . 

.  Oshawa. 

74  . 

.  Montreal  Conf. 

Secretary  of  Conference  in  1862 
and  1872. 

Delegate  to  First  General  Con¬ 
ference,  Toronto,  1874. 


SCOTT, 

WILLIAM  L. 

1855  c . 

.  Wellesley. 

56  R.  on  t  . 

.  Cobourg,  S.  V.C. 

57  . 

.  Oakville. 

58  . 

.  Bridgenorth. 

59  r.f.c.  &o  Bradford. 

60  . 

.  Percy. 

61  . 

.  Alnwick. 

62  . 

.  Alnwick. 

63  . 

.  Keene. 

64  . 

.  Keene. 

65  . 

.  Keene. 

66  . 

.  Oniemee. 

67  sup’d.  . 

.  Peterboro’. 

68  . 

.  Three  Rivers. 

69  . 

.  Three  Rivers. 

70  . 

.  Three  Rivers. 

71  . 

.  Smithfield. 

72  . 

.  Smithfield. 

73  . 

.  Lakefield. 

74  . 

.  Toronto  Conf. 

SEELEY 

,  SAMUEL  C. 

f! 

57  R.  on  t 

.  Kincardine. 

58  . 

.  Bavfield. 

59  . 

.  N o  Station — ill 

health. 

Died  1859, 

aged  27  years. 

SELLERY,  SAMUEL. 

1871  h.  wit..  Londesboro’ and 
Holmesville. 


72  .... 

. . . .  Howick. 

73  .... 

. . . .  Wingham. 

74  .... 

. .  . .  London  Conf. 

WESLEYAN  METHODIST  CONFERENCE. 


13  7 


SELLEY,  JOHN  B.,  M.D. 
1836  K.  on  t  . .  Montreal. 


37  . 

38  . 

39  . 

40  r.f.c.&o  Quebec. 

41  . 

.  j  Hamilton  and 

42  . 

.  1  Brantford. 

43  . 

44  . 

.  .  Toronto  West. 

45  . 

St.  Armands. 

46  . 

. .  St.  Armands. 

47  . 

.  (  Eleuthera,  Ba- 

48  . 

.  )  llamas. 

49  . 

. .  St.  Kitts,  W.  I. 

50  . 

. .  St.  Kitts,  W.  I. 

51  . 

. .  Antigua. 

52  . 

.  .  Antigua. 

53  sup’y.. 

. .  Quebec, 

54  . 

.  .  Compton. 

55  . 

.  .  *  ’ompton. 

56  . 

57  ) 

. .  Compton. 

to  >  sup’d 

. .  Quebec. 

62  ) 

63 1 

to  i-  sup’d  . 

,  .  Compton. 

67  J 

OS') 

to  ^  sup’d. 

. .  Montreal. 

73  J 

74  . 

.  .  Montreal  Conf. 

— 

SEMMENS,  JOHN. 

1870  c .  Windsor. 

71  R.  on  t  .  .  Chatham. 

(  Dundas. 

72  .  1  Norway  House, 

l  H.  B,  T. 

73  .  Nelson  River. 

74  .  Toronto  Conf. 


S  EXSMITH,  GEORGE. 

1860  c .  Romney. 

61  R.  on  t.  .  Strathroy. 

62  .  McGillivray. 

63  .  Ingersoll. 

64  r.  f.  c.  &  o  McGillivray. 

65  .  McGillivray. 

66  .  McGillivray. 

67  .  Port  Stanley. 

68  .  Port  Stanley. 

69  .  (  Lucan  and 

70  .  '(  Ailsa  Craig. 

71  .  Lucan. 

72  .  Orangeville. 

73  .  Orangeville. 

Died  Feb  22nd,  1874,  aged  39 

years. 


SEXSMITH,  WM.  V. 

1871  R.  on  T.  .  Kennebec. 

(  Kennebec, 

72  ord. .  -  Salt  Spring  and 

(  Maple  Bay,B.C. 

73  .  Salt  Spring  and 

Maple  Bay. 

74  .  Toronto  Conf. 


SHALER,  HENRY. 


1828') 

r  Methodist 

t°  f . 

. .  -(  Episcopal 

32  J 

{  Conference, 

33  ORD.. 

34  . 

35  . 

. . .  Matilda. 

36  . 

.  . .  Matilda. 

37  . 

Augusta. 

38  . 

. . .  Augusta. 

39  . 

40  . 

41  . 

.  . .  Richmond. 

42  . 

43  . 

. ..  Hull. 

44  . 

. .  Hull. 

45  . 

Bonchire. 

46  .  Pemborke. 

47  .  Pembroke. 

48  .  Pembroke  and 

Westmeath. 

49  .  Osgoode. 

50  . \  .  .  Osgoode. 

51  .  Osgoode. 

52  .  Westmeath. 

53  .  Westmeath. 

54^ 

to  }-  sup’d  .  .  Kemptville. 

69  J 

70  .  Hudson. 

71)  , 

to  }-  sup  d  . .  Kemptville. 

73  J 

74  .  Montreal  Conf. 


SHANNON,  JOHN. 

1859  R.  on  t.  .  Norwood. 

60  • .  Norwood. 

61  .  Millbrook. 

62  s.  v.  c.  Cobourg. 

Died  Oct.  4th,  1862,  aged  26 
years . 


SHANNON,  WILLIAM. 


1854  c .  Osprey. 

55  r.  on  T .  .  Bath  and  Am¬ 

herst  Isle. 

56  .  Brant. 

57  .  Belmore. 

58  r.f.c.&o  Shannonville. 

59  .  Madoc  and  Hast¬ 

ings  Road. 

60  .  Ormstown. 

61  .  Cavignal. 

62  .  Cavignal. 

63  .  Cavignal. 

64  .  Clarendon. 

65  .  Clarendon. 

66  .  Clarendon. 

67  .  Onslow. 

68  .  Maberly. 

69  .  Maberly, 

70  .  Maberly. 

71  .  Harrowsmith. 

72  .  Lynedoch. 

73  .  Lynedoch. 

74  .  London  Conf. 


SHAW,  JOHN. 
1851  c .  Strathroy. 

52  r.  on  t  .  .  Malahide. 

53  .  Crowland. 

54  s.  v.  c. . .  Cobourg. 

55  r.f.c.&o  Woodstock. 


56 


Port  Dover. 


57  .  Cayuga. 

58  |  Cayuga. 

(  Smithville. 

59  .  Smithville. 

60  .  Smithville. 

61  .  Grimsby. 


62  F.  SEC 

63  f.  sec 


Grimsby. 

Grimsby. 


64  . 

i  Whitby  and 

65  . 

/  Oshawa. 

66  . 

i  Newmarket  and 

67  . 

(  Aurora. 

68  . 

.  Aurora. 

69  . 

.  Weston. 

70  . 

.  Weston. 

71  . 

.  Brampton. 

72  CHMN.  . 

.  Brampton. 

73  CHMN.  . 

.  Toronto  Fourth. 

74 . 

.  Toronto  Conf. 

Delegate  to  the  First  General 
Conference,  Toronto,  1874. 


SHAW.  ROBERT,  B.A. 
1859  r.  out..  St.  Mary’s. 

60  u.  v.  c . .  Cobourg. 

61  .  Devonshire. 

62  u.  v.  c . .  Cobourg. 

63  r.f.c.&o  Caistorville. 

64  .  Caistorville. 

65  .  Point  Abino. 

66  .  Point  Abino. 

A  graduate  of  Victoria  Univer¬ 
sity— B.A. ,  1863. 

Died  January  13th,  1867,  aged 
31  years. 


SHAW,  WILLIAM. 
1864  R.  on  T. .  Franklin. 

65  .  La  Chute. 

66  .  Smith’s  Falls. 

67  . .  ✓ .  Newburg. 

68  r.fc.  &o  Newburg. 

69  .  Napanee. 

7  0  sup’d  . .  .  Shawbridge. 
71  sup’d.  . .  Shawbridge. 


Died  Feb.  24tli,  1872,  aged  35 
years. 

SHAW,  WM.  ISAAC,  B.A., 
LL.B. 

1864  c .  Brewer’s  Mills. 

65  R.  out.  .  Brewer’s  Mills. 

66  .  Belleville. 

67  .  Lacliine. 

68  r.f.c.&o  Lachine. 

69  .  Hemmingford. 

70  .  Hemmingford. 

71  .  Hemmingford. 

72  .  Odelltown. 

73  .  Odelltown. 

74  .  Montreal  Conf. 

A  graduate  of  Victoria  Univer¬ 
sity— B.A.,  1861  ;  LL.B  ,  1864. 


138 


MINISTERS  AND  PROBATIONERS. 


SHENSTONE,  WM.  EWEN. 


1828  R.0MT.&O 

England. 

29  . 

Stanstead. 

30  . 

St.  Armand. 

31  . 

Three  Rivers. 

32  R.  F.  c .  . 

Shefford. 

33  . 

Shefford. 

34  . 

Three  Rivers. 

35  . 

Three  Rivers. 

36  . 

Three  Rivers. 

37 1 

to  h  . 

Nova  Scotia. 

45  J 

46  . 

St.  Armand. 

47  . 

St.  Armand. 

48  . 

E.  B.  America. 

SHEPHERD,  EDMUND. 

1831  . ( 

Me.thodist  Epis- 

32  . j 

copal  Conf. 

33  . 

Hallo  well. 

34  . 

Bay  Quinte. 

35  . 

Hamilton. 

36  . 

Brantford.* 

37  . 

Brantford. 

38  . 

N  ewmarket. 

39  . 

N  ewmarket. 

40  . 

Stamford. 

41  . 

St.  Catharines. 

42  CHAIN.  .  . 

London. 

43  CHAIN.  .  . 

London. 

44  CHAIN.  .  . 

London. 

45 . 

Dun  das. 

46  . 

Kingston. 

47  . . 

Bytown. 

48  CHAIN.  .  . 

By  town. 

49  CHAIN.  .  . 

Bytown, 

50  CHAIN.  .  . 

Bytown  and 

Torbolton. 

51  . 

W  oodstock. 

52  . 

Woodstock. 

53  . 

Woodstock. 

54  CHAIN.  .  . 

Chatham. 

•  55  . 

Expelled. 

SHEPHERD,  WM.  W. 


1862 

R.  on  T.  . 

Mount  Forest 
and  Arthur, 

63 

St.  Vincent. 

64 

S.  V.  c  .  . 

Cobourg. 

65 

Belmont. 

66 

S.  Y.  C .  . 

Cobourg. 

67 

R.  F.  C.  &  O 

Listowel. 

68 

Listowel. 

69 

Listowel. 

70 

Washington. 

71 

Washington. 

72 

Washington. 

73 

Cainsville. 

74 

London  Conf. 

SHEPLY,  JOSEPH. 

1841  c .  Sirncoe. 

42  r.  on  t.  .  Dumfries. 

43  .  Grimsby. 

44  . Stamford. 

45  r.f.c.&o  York. 


1846 

47 

48 

49 

50 

51 

52 

53 

54 

55 

56 

57 

58 

59 

60 
61 
62 


66  . 

67  . 

68  . 

69  . 

70  . 

71  . 

72  . 

73  sitp’d.  . . 

74  . 


Dumfries. 

Malahide. 

Malahide. 

Ingersoll. 

Ingersoll. 

Blenheim. 

Blenheim. 

Paris. 

Paris. 

Sirncoe. 

Simcoe. 

Norwich. 

Norwich. 

Ingersoll. 

Ingersoll. 

Ingersoll. 

Cookstown. 

N  ewmarket  and 
Aurora. 

Berlin. 

Berlin. 

Fingal. 

Fingal. 

Wardsville. 

Blenheim. 

Blenheim. 

Ingersoll. 

London  Conf. 


SHERIDAN,  WILLIAM. 


1858  r.  on  t.  .  Prince  Albert. 

59  . Cartwright. 

60  .  Bowmanville 

61  .  Merrickville. 

62  r.f.o.  &o  Minden. 

63  .  Fenelon  Falls. 

64  .  Fenelon  Falls. 

65  .  Lakefield,  Mud 

Lake  &  Warsaw. 

66  .  Lakefield. 

67  .  Lakefield. 

68  .  Bobcaygeon. 

69  . Spencerville. 

71  .  Spencerville. 

72  .  Spencerville. 

73  .  Merrickville. 

74  .  Montreal  Conf. 


SHERLOCK,  BENJAMIN. 

1858  c .  Nottawasaga. 

59  R.  on  t  .  Cookstown. 

60  .  Winchester. 

61  .  Lyn. 

62  r.f.o.&o  Sandwich  and 

Windsor. 

63  .  Orangeville. 

64  .  Orangeville. 

65  .  Orangeville. 

66  .  Albion. 

67  .  Albion. 

68  .  Albion. 

69  .  Tyreonnell. 

70  .  Tyreonnell. 

71  .  Erin. 

72  .  Chinguacousy. 

73  .  Chinguacousy. 

74  .  London  Conf. 


SHIBLEY,  SAMUEL. 

1871  c .  Moore. 

72  c .  Thurso. 

73  r.  on  t.  .  Richmond. 

74  .  Montreal  Conf. 


i 


SHIER,  RICHARD. 


10D»  u . 

70  c . 

North  Wakefield 

and  Templeton. 

7 1  r.  on  t  . . 

Aylwin. 

72  . 

L’Orignal. 

73  R.F.C.&O 

Mansonville. 

74  . 

Montreal  Conf. 

SHOREY, 

EDMUND  S. 

1859  r.  wit.. 

Waterloo — 

Kingston. 

60  . 

Bath. 

61  . 

Centreville  and 

Tamworth. 

62  s.  v.  c  .  . 

Cobourg. 

63  R.F.C.&O 

Waterloo — 

Kingston. 

64  . 

Rokebv. 

65  . 

Rokeby. 

66  . 

Newboro’  and 

Bedford. 

67  . 

Newboro’. 

68  . 

Wallaceburg. 

69 . 

Amherstburg. 

70 . 

Amherstburg. 

71  . 

Newbury. 

72  . 

Newbury. 

73 . 

Newbury. 

74  . 

Montreal  Conf. 

SHORT, 

WILLIAM. 

1855  c . 

Brampton. 

56  r.  on  r .  . 

Wilton. 

57  . 

Centreville  and 

Tamworth . 

58  . 

Bath. 

59  R.F.C.&O 

Gananoque. 

60 . 

Seymour. 

61  . 

Seymour. 

62  . 

Seymour. 

63  . 

Minden. 

64  . 

Minden. 

65  . 

Minden. 

66 . 

Hastings. 

67  . 

Hastings. 

68  . 

Hastings. 

69  . 

Fenella. 

70  . 

Fenella. 

71  . 

F  enella. 

72  . 

Harrowsmith. 

73  .  Harrowsmitli. 

74  .  Montreal  Conf. 


SHORTT,  WM.  KEMMIS,  M.A 

1872  r.  wit..  Ormstown. 

73  ord .  Ormstown. 

74  .  Montreal  Conf.] 


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SICKLES,  ABRAHAM. 

1843  )  r.  on  t  ) 

to  >  >  Muncey. 

46  )  ORB..  .  ) 

47 1  R.  F.  0  j 

to  [- . >  Muncey. 

51 J  . ) 

52  .  Grand  River. 

53o 

to  j-  .  Mount  Elgin 

66  J  and  Muncey. 

67  stjp’d  . .  .  Muncey. 

681 

69  J'  .  Muncey. 

70  J 
711 

72  [  .  Lake  of  Two 

73  J  Mountains. 

74  .  London  Conf. 


SILVESTER,  CHARLES. 


1846  o . 

47  r.  on  t  . . 

48  . 

49  . 

50  R.F.C.  &0 

51  . 

52  . 

53  . 

54  . 

55  . 

56  . 

57  F.  SEC.  .  . 

58  . 

59  F.  SEC.  .  . 

60  . 

61  . 

62  . 

63  . 

64  . 

65  . 

66  . 

67  . 

68  F.  SEC.  .  . 

69  F.  SEC.  .  . 

70  F.  SEC.  .  . 

71  . 

72  . 

73  . 

74  . 


St.  Annand. 
Stratford  and 

Peel. 

London  Circuit. 

Devonshire. 

Wardsville. 

Wardsville. 

Wardsville. 

Goderich. 

Goderich. 

Elora. 

Elora. 

Elora. 

Bradford. 
Bradford. 
Collingwood. 
Collingwood. 
Prince  Albert. 
Prince  Albert. 
Prince  Albert. 
Canton. 

Canton. 

Canton. 

Baltimore. 

Baltimore. 

Baltimore. 

Grimsby. 

Grimsby. 

Niagara. 

London  Conf. 


SIMPSON,  JAMES. 


1870  r.  on  t  . .  Collfield. 

71  .  Moulinette. 

72  .  Richmond. 

73  .  March. 

74  .  Montreal  Conf. 


SING,  SAMUEL. 

1867  c .  Madoc. 

68  R.  on  t.  .  Shannonville. 

69  .  Brighton. 

70  .  Plain ville. 

71  r.f.  c.  &o  Plain  ville. 

72  .  Plain  ville. 

73  .  Madoc. 

74  .  Toronto  Conf. 


SLATER, 

JAMES  CORNISH. 

1846  r.  on 

r . .  Kingston  and 

Loughboro’. 

47  . 

.  .  .  Peterboro’. 

48  . 

49  . 

50  r.f.c.  &o  Bowman  ville. 

51  . 

. .  Bowman  ville. 

52  . 

.  .  Norwood. 

53  . 

54  . 

55  . 

.  .  Picton. 

56  . 

.  .  Picton. 

57  . 

58  . 

59  . 

60  F.  SEC 

.  .  Barrie. 

61  F.  SEC 

.  .  Barrie. 

62  F.  SEC 

.  .  Barrie. 

63  . 

64  . 

65  . 

66  F.  SEC 

.  ^  Whitby  and 

67  . 

.  /  Oshawa. 

68  . 

69  . 

.  .  Pembroke. 

70  . 

71  . 

.  .  Pembroke. 

72  . 

.  .  Smith’s  Falls. 

73 . 

.  .  Smith’s  Falls. 

74  . 

Delegate  to  First  General  Con- 

ference,  Toronto,  1874. 

SLIGHT,  BENJAMIN,  M.A. 

1834  r.  on  r 

.  .  Amhersthurg. 

35  ORD. . . 

.  .  Amhersthurg. 

36  ) 

to  >  . . . . 

..  Credit. 

39  1 

40  . 

.  .  Guelph. 

41  . 

. .  Three  Rivers. 

42  . 

. .  St.  John. 

43  . 

.  .  St.  John. 

44  . 

.  .  Three  Rivers.  i 

45  . 

. .  Three  Rivers. 

46  . 

j  Compton  and 

47  . 

^  Hatley,  i 

48  . 

.  .  Melbourne. 

49  . 

. .  Melbourne. 

50  . 

. .  Melbourne. 

51 T 

to  \  .... 

. .  Sherbrooke. 

55  J 

56  CHMN. 

.  .  Napanee. 

57  .  Napanee. 

Died  January  16th,  1858,  aged 
59  years. 


SLIGHT,  JOHN. 

1856  c .  Napanee. 

57  R.  on  t.  .  Wilton. 

58  .  Wilton. 

™  59  .  Odessa. 

60  r.f.c.  &o  Gananoque. 

61  .  Gananoque. 

62  .  Templeton. 

63  .  Templeton. 

64  .  Osgoode. 

65  .  Osgoode. 


1866  . 

Osgoode. 

67  . 

Thurso. 

68  . 

Expelled. 

SLOANE, 

JAMES  W. 

1858  c . 

Brock. 

59  r.  on  t  . . 

Gull  River. 

60  s.  v.  c  . . 

Cobourg. 

61  . 

Cartwright. 

62  . 

Hastings  Road 

63  R.F. c. &0 

Hastings  Road 

64  . 

Hastings  Road. 

65  . 

Roxboro’. 

66  . 

Roxboro’. 

67  . 

Roxboro’. 

68  sup’d.  .  .  Millbrook. 

69  .  Hall’s  Bridge 

70  . Warsaw. 

Died  June  2nd,  1871,  aged  34> 
years. 

SMILEY,  JOHN,  M.A. 


1865  R.  out..  Cooksville. 

66  .  Washington. 

67  .  Preston. 

68  .  Elora. 

69  r.f.c.  &o  St.  Thomas. 

70  .  Lucan  and 

Ailsa  Craig. 

71  . .  Ailsa  Craig. 

72  .  Mono 

73  .  Mono. 

74  .  Toronto  Conf. 


A  graduate  of  University  Col¬ 
lege,  Toronto — M.A.,  1868: 

SMITH,  ANDREW  A. 


1849  c .  Millbrook. 

50  r,  on  t.  .  Norwood. 

51  .  Bradford. 

52  .  Glanford. 

53  r.f. c.  &o  Kincardine. 

54  .  )  Berlin  and 

55  .  ^  Blenheim - 

56  .  Mitchell. 

57  .  Mitchell. 

58  .  Aylmer,  W. 

59  .  Aylmer,  W. 

60  .  Vienna. 

61  .  Vienna. 

62  .  Vienna. 

63  .  Sarnia. 

64  .  Sarnia. 

65  .  Sarnia. 

66  .  Brighton. 

67  .  Brighton. 

68  .  Brighton. 

69  .  Newmarket. 

70  .  Newmarket. 

71  .  Newmarket. 

72  .  Selby. 

73  .  Newburg. 

74  .  Montreal  Conf. 


SMITH,  CHARLES. 

1870  c .  Oil  Springs  and 

Petrolia.. 

71  R.  on  t.  .  Wyoming. 

72  .  Cookstown. 

73  .  Tilsonburg. 

74  .  Toronto  Conf. 


140 


MINISTERS  AND  PROBATIONERS. 


SMITH,  JOHN. 

1865  K.  on  t.  )  Duds  well  and 

66  . \  Bury. 

67  .  Withdrew. 


SMITH,  JOHN  TATLER. 

1872  C .  Orangeville. 

73  r.  on  t.  .  Moore. 

74  .  London  Conf. 

SMITH,  JOHN  VIPOND. 

1870  c .  Sharon  and 

Mount  Albert. 

71  R.  on  t  . .  Bond  Head. 

72  .  Sarnia. 

73  .  Drummondville. 

74  .  London  Conf. 

SMITH,  NATHANIEL. 

1866  c .  Grimsby. 

67  s.  wit..  Exeter. 

68  .  Aylmer,  W. 

69  . Kincardine. 

70  r.f.c. &o  Trowbridge. 

71  .  Trowbridge. 

72  . .  Millbank. 

73  .  Millbank. 

74  .  Montreal  Conf. 


SMITH,  PHILANDER. 

1820^  f  Methodist 

to  }-  sxip’d  .  Episcopal 

32  J  l  Conference. 

330 

to  y . Prescott  and 

36  J  Augusta. 

37  .  Removed  to  U.S. 

and  united  with  the  Black  River 
Conference.  He  subsequently  re¬ 
turned  to  Canada,  and  was  elected 
one  of  the  Bishops  of  the  New 
Methodist  Episcopal  Church, 
which  office  he  held  until  his 
death,  which  took  place  at  Brook - 
lin,  Ont.,  March  29th,  1870. 


SMITH,  ROBERT  HALL. 

1857  c .  Bath. 

58  R.  on  T.  .  Devonshire. 

59  .  O-wen  Sound. 

60  .  Bradford. 

61  r.f.c.&o  Barrie. 


62 

63 

64 

65 


Acton  vale. 
Acton  vale. 
Actonvale. 
Danville. 


66  .  Danville.- 

67  .  Danville. 

68  .  Leeds. 

69  .  Leeds. 

70  .  Leeds. 


SMITH,  WILLIAM. 


18281 

f  Methodist 

to  j-  . . 

....-{  Episcopal 

32  J 

l  Conferen 

33  ... 

.  Brock  ville. 

34  ... 

35  . .  . 

SMITH,  WILLIAM  E. 

1871  c .  Florence. 

72  r.  out..  Holmesville. 

73  .  Scarboro’. 

74  .  Toronto  Conf. 


SNIDER,  SOLOMON 

1835  r,  wit..  Matilda. 

36  .  Waterloo. 

37  .  Sidney. 

38  .  Sidney. 

39  .  Peterborough. 

40  J 

to  f .  Located. 

44  J 

45  r.  on  t  . .  St.  Thomas. 

46  r.f.c.&o  Norwich. 

47  .  Norwich. 

48  .  Withdrew,  and 

removed  to  the  U nited  States. 


SNOWDEN,  THOMAS  J. 


1872  R.  on  T . .  Muskoka. 

Huntsville. 
Coldwater. 

74  .  Toronto  Conf. 


73 


SPENCER,  HAZLETON  A. 

1859  R.  on  t.  .  Long  Isld.  Leks. 

60  .  Smith’s  Falls. 

61  s.  v.  c  . .  Cobourg. 

62  .  Carleton  Place. 

„„  .  (  Fitzroy  Harb’r. 

63  R.F.C.  &o  |  Eatonf 

64  .  Eaton. 

65  .  Removed  to  U.S. 

and  united  with  the  Vermont 
Conference  of  the  Methodist  Epis¬ 
copal  Church.  In  1874  he  was 
stationed  at  Montpelier. 


SPARLING,  JOSEPH  W., 
M.A.,  B.D. 

1866  R.  or,  T..  Belmont. 

67  s.  v.  c  . .  Cobourg. 

68  .  Lloydtown. 

69  XT.  v.  c . .  Cobourg. 

70  u.  v.  c. .  Cobourg. 

71  R.F.c.&o  Montreal  Fifth. 

72  .  Montreal  Fifth. 

73  .  Aylmer,  E. 

74  .  Montreal  Conf. 

Delegate  to  First  General  Con¬ 
ference,  Toronto,  1874. 

A  graduate  of  Victoria  Univer¬ 
sity— B.  A.,  1871  ;  B.D..  1872  ; 
M.A.,  in  course,  1874. 


SPARLING,  WILLIAM  H. 
1864  r.  wit..  Paisley. 


65 

66 


SPENCER,  JAMES,  M.A. 
1838  R.  wiT.,  Grimsby. 


Stratford. 
Removed  to  U.S. 


39  . 

Newmarket. 

40  . | 

Whitby. 

St.  Catharines. 

41  . 

Brantford. 

42  R.F.C.&O 

Tutor  Vic.  Coll. 

43  . 

Dundas. 

44  . 

Dundas. 

45  . 

Toronto  Circxxit. 

46  . 

Nelson. 

47  . 

Nelson. 

48  . 

Nelson. 

49  . 

Guelph. 

50  . 

Gxxelph. 

51 1 

to  i- . 

Editor  Christian 

59  J 

Guardian, 

60  . 

Brampton. 

61  . 

Brampton. 

62  . 

Brampton. 

63  . 

Paris. 

Representative  to  English  Wes¬ 
leyan  Conference,  1860. 

Secretary  of  Conference,  1863. 

The  honorary  degree  of  M.  A. 
was  conferred  xxpon  him  by  the 
University  of  Victoria  College, 
May,  1863. 

Died  October  9th,  1863,  aged 
51  years. 


SQUIRE,  GEO.  H.,  B.A, 

1865  c .  Napanee. 

66  R.  on  t  .  .  Newburg. 

67  .  Wilton. 

68  .  Wilton. 

69  r.f.c.&o  Lachine. 

70  .  New  Glasgow. 

71  .  New  Glasgow. 

72  .  New  Glasgow. 

73  .  Clarenceville. 

74  .  Montreal  Conf. 

A  graduate  of  University  Col¬ 
lege,  Toronto — B.A.,  1865. 


SQUIRE,  WILLIAM. 

1820  r.o?xt.&o  1 

to  .  >  Grenada,  W.  I. 


23 

24  r. 


f.  c...  St.  Vincent  and 


71  . .  . . 

.  .  .  .  Sawyerville. 

Conference  of  the  Methodist  Epis- 

St.  Lucia,  W.  I 

72  .... 

. . . .  Sawyerville. 

copal  Church.  In  1874  he  was 

25  .... 

. .  .  .  Shefford,  C.  E. 

73  .... 

....  Innisfil. 

stationed  at  Evart,  Big  Rapids 

26  . .  . . 

'74  .... 

....  Toronto  Conf. 

District. 

27  .... 

WESLEYAN  METHODIST  CONFERENCE. 


141 


St.  Armand. 
Quebec. 

Quebec. 
Montreal. 
Montreal. 

Stanstead. 

St.  Armand. 

St.  Armand. 

St.  Armand. 
Montreal. 
Montreal. 
Montreal. 

Quebec. 

Quebec. 

Quebec. 

Three  Rivers. 
Kingston. 
Kingston. 
Toronto  West. 
Toronto  West 
Montreal  West. 
Montreal  West. 
Died  October  16tli,  1852,  aged 
56  years. 

SQUIRE,  WM.  WOOD, 
M.A.,  M.D. 

1858  R.  on  T.  .  Yonge  Street. 


59  .  No  Station — ill 

health. 

60  .  St.  John’s. 

61  .  St.  John’s. 

62  .  Montreal  Centre. 

63  .  Located — ill 

health. 


A  graduate  of  Queen’s  Univer¬ 
sity,  Kingston — B.A.,  1854  ;  M. 
A.  in  course,  1874  ;  also  a  graduate 
of  McGill  University,  Montreal, 
M.D.,  1864. 

Died  in  1865,  aged  29  years. 


1828  . 

29  . 

30  . 

31  . 

32  . 

331 

to  y . 

36  J 

37  . 

38  . 

39  . 

40  . 

41  . 

42  . 

43  . 

44  . 

45  . 

46  . 

47  CHMN.  .  . 

48  CHMN.  .  . 

49  . 

50  . 

51  CHMN.  .  . 

52  CHMN.  .  . 


STAFFORD,  CHARLES  E. 

18641  (  Primitive 

to  J- . <  Methodist 

70  J  (  Conference. 

71  e.  f.  c  . .  Rock  wood. 

72  .  Rockwood. 

73  .  Holmesville. 

74  .  London  Conf. 


STAFFORD,  EZRA  ADAMS. 

1860  e.  on  t  . .  Warwick. 

61  .  Arkona. 

62  .  Ingersoll. 

63  s.  y.  c  . .  Cobourg 

64  r.f.c. &o  Mooretown. 

65  .  Mooretown. 

66  .  N ewbury. 

67  .  Newbury. 

68  .  Newbmy. 

69  f.  sec.  . .  Kingsville. 

70  f.  sec.  . .  Kingsville. 

71  f.  sec.  . .  Kingsville. 

72  _ ....  Petrolia. 

73  f.  sec.  . .  Petrolia. 

74  .  Montreal  Conf. 


STARR,  JOSEPH  HERBERT. 


1851  'i 
to  j- 

56  J 

57  . 

58  . 

59  . 

60 
61 
62 

63 

64 

65 

66 

67 

68 

69 

70 

71 

72 

73 

74 


f  Eastern 
-!  British 
l  America. 

.  Georgetown. 

.  Bath. 

.  Bath. 


F. 

SEC.  . 

.  Bath. 

F. 

SEC.. 

\  Waterloo — 

F. 

F. 

SEC.. 

SEC.. 

j  Kingston. 

F. 

SEC.  . 

.  Grimsby. 

F. 

SEC.  . 

.  Grimsby. 

F. 

SEC  . 

.  Thorold. 

F. 

SEC.  . 

.  Thorold. 

F. 

SEC.  . 

.  Thorold. 

F. 

SEC.  . 

.  St.  Thomas. 

F. 

SEC.  . 

.  St.  Thomas. 

St.  Thomas. 

Streetsville. 
Streetsville. 
Toronto  Conf. 


STARR,  REGINALD  H.,  M.A. 
1864  e.  071  t..  Ingersoll. 


65  .  St.  Mary’s. 

66  .  Aylmer,  C.  W. 

67  .  Markham. 


A  graduate  of  Victoria  Univer¬ 
sity — B.A.,  1864;  Silver  Medal¬ 
ist  ;  M.A.,  1867. 

He  withdrew  irregularly  in 
1867  and  united  with  the  Epis¬ 
copalian  Church. 

He  now  (1879)  has  charge  of  a 
congregation  in  Kincardine,  Ont. 

STEER,  WILLIAM. 


1834  E.  071  t.  .  Kingston. 

35  .  Gananoque. 

36  .  Grimsby. 

37  .  Murray. 

38  r.f.c.  &o  Murray. 

39  .  London. 

40  .  London. 

41  .  Barrie. 

42  .  Barrie. 

43  .  Rice  Lake. 

44  .  Kingston. 

45  .  Chinguacousy. 

46  .  Chinguacousy. 

47  .  Scugog. 

48  .  Scugog. 

49  .  Brock. 

50  .  Rama. 

51  .  Rama. 

52  .  Erin. 

53  .  Mono. 

54  sup’d.  . .  Mono. 

55  .  Three  Rivers. 

56 1 

to  y  sup’d  . .  Cobourg. 

72  J 

73  sup’d  . . .  Grafton. 

74  .  Toronto  Conf. 


STEINHAUR,  HENRY. 


1851  P..  on  T. 

52  . 

53  . 


\ 


Oxford  House, 

H.  B.  T. 


1854  . 

(  Visiting  Eng. 

j  and  Canada. 

551 

E.F. c.&o  ) 

to  }- 

>  Lac  La  Biche. 

59  J 

. 

69l 

to  i 

72  J 

73  . 

74  . 

STENN1NG,  GEORGE. 

1858  c. 

.  Albion. 

59  e.  on  t  .  .  Mono. 

60  . 

.  Lawrenceville. 

61  . 

62  e 

.F.c.&o  South  Bolton, 

63  . 

.  Sutton. 

64  . 

.  Frelighsburg. 

65  . 

.  Leeds. 

66  . 

.  Leeds. 

67  . 

.  Leeds. 

68  . 

69  . 

.  Knowlton. 

70  . 

.  Knowlton. 

71  . 

.  Collfield. 

72  . 

.  Clarendon. 

73  . 

.  Clarendon. 

74  . 

.  Montreal  Conf, 

STEPHENSON,  WIILLIAM, 

1858  e.  p.  m.)  Waterloo_ 

60  ' .  '  ’  j  Kingston, 

61  .  Woodstock. 

62  .  Woodstock. 

63  .  Sirncoe. 

64  .  Sirncoe. 

65  .  Toronto  West. 

66  .  Toronto  West. 

67  .  Toronto  East. 

68  .  Toronto  East. 

69  .  Toronto  East. 

70  chmn.  . .  Ottawa. 

71  chmn.  .  .  Ottawa. 

72  .  Ottawa. 

73  .  Hamilton — 

Wesley  Church, 

74  .  London  Conf. 

Delegate  to  the  First  General 

Conference,  Toronto,  1874. 


STEVENSON,  JOHN  C. 

1870  c .  Kleinburg. 

71  E.  077.  T .  ,  Cookstown. 

72  .  Innisiil. 

73  .  Aurora. 

74  .  London  Conf. 


STEWART,  JOHN. 

1862  C . Arran. 

63  e.  077.  T..  Artemesia. 

64  .  Georgeville. 

65  .  Georgeville. 

66  s.  v.  c  . .  Cobourg. 

67  e.f.  c.&o  Eaton. 

68  .  Eaton. 


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MINISTERS  AND  PROBATIONERS. 


1869  .  Dudswell. 

70  .  Dudswell. 

71  .  Leeds. 

72  .  Leeds. 

73  .  Leeds. 

74  .  Montreal  Conf. 

STEWART,  JOHN  HARDY. 

1864  c . Dudswell. 

65  it.  on  T . .  Clarendon. 

66  . Clarendon 

67  .  Alice. 

68  r.f.C.  &o  Thorne. 

69  .  Thorne. 

70  .  Onslow. 

71  .  Onslow. 

72  .  Onslow. 

73  .  Elgin. 

74  .  Montreal  Conf. 


STEWART, 

SCHUYLER. 

1835  b.  on  t. . 

Nelson. 

36 . 

Located. 

STINSON,  JOSEPH,  D.D. 

1823  R.071T.&0 

Melbourne. 

24  . 

Kingston. 

25  . 

Melbourne. 

26  . 

Melbourne. 

27  K.  F.  0  .  . 

Montreal. 

28  J 

to  k  . 

English  Conf. 

32  J 

33  . 

Kingston. 

34  . 

Kingston. 

35  . 

Kingston. 

36  . 

Toronto. 

37  . 

Toronto 

38  . 

Toronto. 

39  .  )  President  of  the 

40  .  j 

Conference. 

41  . 

Toronto. 

42) 

to  !-  . 

English  Conf. 

57  J 

fl  > 

President  of 

W  1 . j 

the  Conference. 

62  . 

Ex-President. 

Note. — The 

honorary  degree 

.-of  D.  D.  was  conferred  upon  him 

by  Victoria  University  1856. 

"  Died  August  26th,  1862,  aged 

-61  years. 

STINSON, 

JOSEPH  H. 

1858  c . 

Port  Hope. 

59  it.  on  T  . 

Albion. 

60  . 

Lindsay. 

61  . 

Prince  Albert. 

62  . 

St.  George. 

63  R.F.C.  &0 

Walsingham. 

64  . 

Bobcaygeon. 

65  . 

Lakelield,  Mud 

Lake  &  W arsaw 

66  . 

Warsaw. 

67  . 

Warsaw. 

68  . 

Minden. 

1869  .  Minden. 

70  . ' .  Minden. 

71  .  Frankford. 

72  .  Frankford. 

73  .  Christian  and 

Beausoliel  Isl’ds 

74  .  London  Conf. 


STOBBS,  THOMAS. 


1849  c . 

Chatham. 

50  it.  on  T . . 

Amherstburg. 

51  . 

Dundas. 

52  . 

Dun  das. 

53  s.  v.  c  . . 

Cobourg. 

J  London. 

54  R.  f.  c.  &  o 

\  Bytown. 

55  . 

Innisfil. 

56  . 

Innisfil. 

57  . 

Innisfil. 

58  . 

Colborne. 

59  . 

Colhorne. 

60  . 

Millbrook. 

61  . 

Millbrook. 

62  . 

Millbrook. 

63  . 

Canton. 

64  . 

Canton. 

65  . 

Prince  Albert. 

66  . 

Prince  Albert. 

67  . 

Prince  Albert. 

68  . 

Pickering. 

69  . 

Pickering. 

70  . 

Pickering. 

71  . 

Berlin. 

72  . 

Berlin. 

73 . 

Drummondville. 

74  . 

London  Conf. 

STONEHOUSE,  JAMES  H. 

18641  ( Primitive 

to  1 . -j  Methodist 

70  J  l  Conference. 

71  B.  F.  o  . .  Napier. 

72  .  Napier. 

73  .  Sombra  and 

W  alpole. 

74  .  London  Conf. 


STONEY,  EDMUND. 


18231  f 

Methodist 

to  \ . - 

Episcopal 

32  J  l 

Conference. 

33  . 

Yonge  Street. 

34  . 

Yonge  Street. 

35  . 

Toronto  Circuit. 

36  . 

Toronto  Circuit. 

37  . • 

London. 

38  . 

London. 

39  . 

Dumfries. 

40  . 

Dumfries. 

41  . 

Guelph . 

42 1 

to  1  .sur’n  .  . 

London. 

62  J 

Died  August 

8th,  1862,  aged 

72  years. 

STRACHAN,  RICHARD. 


1872  c . 

.  Amable. 

73  R.  on  T. 

.  Walter’s  Falls. 

74 

.  Toronto  Conf. 

STRINGFELLOW,  CHARLES. 

1855  c . 

.  Point  Levi,  C.E. 

56  R.  on  t 

(  Point  Levi,  3  mo 
|  Danville,  9  mo. 

57  ORD..  . 

|  Oxford  House, 

to 

j  H.  B.  T. 

63 

64 

.  Norway  House. 

65 

.  Norway  House. 

66 

.  Norway  House. 

67 

.  Nissouri. 

68 

.  Nissouri. 

69 

.  Nissouri. 

70 

.  Kirkton. 

71 

.  Kirkton. 

72 

.  Kirkton. 

73 

.  London  North. 

74 

.  London  Conf. 

STRONG, 

JOHN  BASS. 

1813  R.  on  t  . 

.  Quebec. 

14 

.  Quebec. 

15 

.  Three  Rivers. 

16 

.  Three  Rivers. 

17 

\  Eastern  British 

1  American  Conf. 

SUNDAY,  JOHN. 

(SHAH-WUN-DAIS. ) 

1832  ; 

33 

.  Missionary  to 

34  1 

Indians. 

35 

.  Grape  Island. 

36 

1RD. .  . 

.  Rice  Lake  and 

37 

Grape  Island. 

.  Alderville. 

38 

R.  F.  O 

.  Alderville. 

39  J 

to 

.  Rice  Lake. 

42  J 

43 

1  Alderville  and 

44 

\  Rice  Lake. 

45 

to 

.  Rice  Lake  and 

50 

kind  Lake. 

51 

to 

.  Mount  Flgin 

55 

and  Muncey. 

56"] 

to 

.  Alnwick. 

66  j 

67 

to 

sup’d 

.  Alderville. 

73 

74 

.  Toronto  Conf. 

SUTCLIFFE,  INGHAM. 

1831  k.  out..  London,  Eng. 

32  .  St.  Armand  and 

Missisquoi  Bay. 

33  .  Montreal  and 

Little  York 

34  .  Newfoundland. 


REV.  JOHN  SUNDAY, 
(SHA-WUN-DAIS.) 


<* 


WESLEYAN  METHODIST  CONFLUENCE. 


143 


SUTCLIFFE,  WILLIAM. 

1820  k.  on  T.  .  Melbourne. 

21  .  Caldwell’s  Manor 

22  .  England. 


SUTHERLAND,  ALEX. 


1 855  c . Clinton. 

56  R.  on  t  . .  Galt  and  Berlin. 

57  .  Berlin. 

58  s.  v.  c  . .  Cobourg. 

59  r.f.c. &o  Niagara. 

60  .  Niagara. 

61  .  Thorold. 

62  .  Thorold. 

63  .  Drummondville. 

64  .  Hamilton. 

65  . Hamilton. 

■66  .  Hamilton. 

■67  .  YTorkville. 

68  . Yorkville. 

69  .  Yorkville. 

70  .  Toronto  Second. 

71  .  Toronto  Second. 

72  .  Toronto  Second. 

73  .  Montreal  First. 

74  .  Toronto  Conf. 


Secretary  of  Conference  in  1870  i 
and  1871. 

Delegate  to  FirsrtGeneral  Con- 
fence,  Toronto,  1874. 


SUTHERLAND,  DONALD. 
1856  c .  Percy. 


57  R.  on  t  . .  Hungerford. 

58  .  Shannonville. 

59  .  Westmeath  and 

Pembroke. 

60  r.f.c.&o  East  Bolton. 

61  .  East  Bolton. 

62  .  Knowlton. 

63  .  Knowlton. 

64  .  Knowlton. 

65  .  Frelighsburg. 

66  .  Rem.  to  U.  S. 


Died  January  25th,  1868,  aged 
32  years. 


SUTHERLAND,  DONALD  G., 
M.  A. 


1864  r.  on  t  . . 

Milton. 

65  . 

66  . 

Oakville. 

67  . 

Dundas. 

68  R.F.C.&O 

Brampton. 

69  . 

Brampton. 

70  . 

Kingston. 

71  . 

Kingston. 

72  . 

Gananoque. 

73  F.  SEC.  .  . 

Gananoque. 

74  . 

London  Conf. 

A  Graduate 

of  Victoria  Uni- 

versify— B.  A.,  1859;  M.  A.. 

1867. 

SUTTON, 

WILLIAM. 

1855  c . 

Cainsville. 

56  R.  F.  c. . 

Cainsville. 

57  . 

Orangeville. 

58  . 

Orangeville. 

59  . 

St.  Vincent. 

60  . 

Teeswater. 

61 ' I 

to  j- . 

Located. 

63  J 

64  . 

Denbigh. 

65  . 

Denbigh. 

66  . 

Denbigh. 

67  . 

Maynooth. 

68  . 

Maynooth. 

69  . 

Maynooth. 

70 . 

Coboconk. 

71  . 

Coboconk. 

72  . 

Coboconk. 

73  . 

Manitoulin  Isld. 

74  . 

Toronto  Conf. 

SWANN,  MATTHEW. 

1850  c .  Peel. 

51  c .  Peel. 

52  n.onT.ko  Norwich. 

53  .  Norwich. 

54  r.  f.  c  . .  Walsingham. 

55  .  W alsingham. 

56  .  Fingal. 


1857  . 

.  Fingal. 

58  . 

.  Flora. 

59  . 

.  Flora. 

60  . 

.  Flora. 

61  . 

.  Lloydtown. 

62  . 

.  Lloydtown. 

63  . 

.  Cookstown. 

64  . 

.  Cookstown. 

65  . 

.  Cookstown. 

66  5 

67  4  sup’d  . , 

.  Cookstown. 

68  J 

69  . 

.  Drayton. 

70  . 

.  Drayton. 

71  . 

Drayton. 

72  . 

Georgetown. 

Georgetown. 

73  . 

74  . 

London  Conf. 

SWEET, 

EDMUND  E. 

1855  c . 

Huntingdon. 

56  r.  on  t  . . 

St.  Andrews; 

57  . 

St.  Andrews. 

58 . 

Aylmer,  E. 

'  L’Orignal. 

59  R.F.C.&O 

60  . 

L’Orignal. 

61  . 

Osgoode. 

62  . 

Osgoode. 

63 . 

Osgoode. 

64  F.  SEC  .  . 

Bell’s  Corners. 

65  . .  . . 

East  Bolton. 

66  . 

East  Bolton. 

67  . 

East  Bolton. 

68  . 

Eaton. 

69  . 

Eaton. 

70  . 

Eaton. 

71  . 

Three  Rivers. 

72  . 

Three  Rivers. 

73  sup’d.  .  . 

Hamilton. 

74  . 

London  Conf. 

SYVRET,  JOHN. 

1871  R.  on  t  . .  Knowlton,  Fch. 


72  .  Sweetsburg,  Fch. 

73  ord .  Roxton,  French. 

74  .  Montreal  Conf. 


* 


TAGGART,  CHARLES. 

1 843  c .  Richmond. 

44  r.  om . .  L’Orignal. 

45  .  Mississippi. 

46  .  St.  Andrews. 

47  r.f.c.  & o  Osgoode. 

48  .  Osgoode. 

49  .  Wilton. 

50  .  Wilton. 

-51  .  Waterloo. 

52  .  Waterloo. 


1853  .... 

....  Consecon. 

54  .... 

.  .  .  .  Consecon. 

55  .... 

. . . .  Colbome. 

56  . . . . 

. .  . .  Colbome. 

57  .... 

. .  .  .  Colbome. 

58  .... 

.  .  . .  Stouffville. 

59  .... 

.  .  .  .  Stouffville. 

60  .... 

. .  .  )  Centreville  and 

61  . . .  . 

62  .... 

. .  .  .  Farmersville. 

63  .... 

.  .  . .  Farmersville. 

1864  .  Merrickville. 

65  .  Merrickville. 

66  .  Merrickville. 

67  .  North  Gower. 

68  .  North  Gower. 

69  .  North  Gower. 

70  .  Stirling 

71  .  Stirling. 

72  .  Stirling. 

73  .  Ameliasburg. 

74  .  Toronto  Conf. 


144 


MINISTERS  AND  PROBATIONERS. 


TALLMAN,  ISAAC  B. 


1857  R.  wit. 

.  Glanford. 

58  . 

59  ord  .  . . 

.  Melbourne. 

) 

to 

62  . 

>  Gaspe. 

63  . 

.  Arran. 

64  . 

.  Arran. 

65  . 

.  Caistorville. 

66  . 

Gaspe. 

.  Gaspe. 

67  . 

68  . 

.  Gaspe. 

69  . 

.  Hulls  ville. 

70  . 

.  Hulls  ville. 

71  . 

.  Bayfield. 

72  . 

.  Bayfield. 

73  . 

.  Rem.  to  U.  S. 

and  united  with  the  Michigan 
Conference  of  the  Methodist  Epis¬ 
copal  Church.  In  1874  he  was 
stationed  at  Coloma,  on  the  Niles 
District. 

TAYLOR,  ANDREW. 

1798  r.  on  t.  ) 


to 

1834 

Irish  Conf. 

351 

f  Brockville. 

36 

g 

Cobourg. 

37 

£  J 

P3  1 

W 

PH 

Cobourg. 

38 

Toronto. 

39 

Toronto. 

40  j 

P 

1 N  ewmarket. 

Died  April,  1841,  aged  66  years 


TAYLOR,  EDWARD  H. 

1868 

o .  Exeter. 

69 

r.  on  t  . .  Kirkton. 

70 

.  Milton. 

71 

.  Cainsville. 

72 

73 

r.  f.  c.  &  o  W inchester. 

74 

.  Montreal  Conf. 

TAYLOR,  ERNEST  M.,  B.A. 

1873 

r.  on  T . .  Classical  Tutor 

Theol.  College, 

Montreal. 

74 

TAYLOR,  JAMES. 

1851 

C .  Chatham. 

52 

r.  on  T .  .  London  Circuit. 

53 

.  Bradford. 

54 

s.  v.  c  . .  Coobourg. 

Died  1854,  aged  28  years. 

TAYLOR,  LACHLIN,  D.D. 

1839 

i : .  Buckingham. 

40 

u.  on  t  . .  Richmond. 

41 

.  Prescott. 

42 

.  Toronto. 

43 

r.f.c.&o  Hamilton. 

44 

.  Brockville. 

45 

1846  . 

.  .  Bytown. 

47  . 

. .  St.  Catharines. 

48  . 

. .  Montreal. 

49  . 

. .  Three  Rivers. 

50  sur’y . 

. .  Cobourg. 

515 

I  Toronto,  Agent 

to  1 . 

.  J  for  U.  C.  Bible 

59  i 

t  Society. 

604 

f  Hamilton,  Agent 

to  1 . 

.  i  for  1J.  C.  B.  S.  & 

64  J 

l  B.  &  F.  B.  S. 

654 

to  [•  .... 

.  .  Missionary 

73  J 

Secretary. 

74  . 

. .  Toronto  Conf. 

Co-Delegate  of  the  Conference 

in  1868. 


The  honorary  degree  of  D.D. 
was  conferred  upon  him  by  the 
- ,  U.S.,  in  1865. 


TAYLOR, 

WILLIAM. 

1862  r.  wit.  . 

Georgetown. 

63  . 

N  orwich. 

64  . 

St.  George. 

65  . 

Bayliam. 

66  R.F.C.&0 

Bayham. 

67  . 

W  oodstock. 

68  . 

Port  Rowan.  . 

69  . 

Wyoming. 

70  . 

Wyoming. 

71  .. 

Edwardsburg. 

72  . 

Edwardsburg. 

73  . 

Avonmore. 

74  . 

Montreal  Conf. 

TEESON, 

SAMUEL. 

1858  c . 

Clarendon. 

59  R.  on  t  . . 

Sutton. 

60  . 

Eaton. 

61  . 

New  Ireland. 

62  R.F.C.&O 

Lanark. 

63  . 

Lanark. 

64  . 

Lanark. 

65  . 

Riceville. 

66  . 

Aylwin. 

67  . 

Aylwin. 

68  . 

Aylwin. 

694 

70  l . 

N  ortli  Wakefield. 

71 J 

72  . 

Osgoode. 

73  . 

Osgoode. 

74  . 

Montreal  Conf. 

TENNANT,  ELISHA. 

1863  c . 

Elgin. 

64  r.  on  t.  . 

Merrickville. 

65  . 

Farmers  ville. 

66  . 

Matilda. 

67  R.F.C.&O 

Consecon. 

68  . 

Florence. 

69  . 

Saugeen. 

70  . 

Saugean. 

71  . 

Saugeen 

72  . 

New  Credit. 

73 . 

New  Credit. 

74  . 

London  Conf. 

TESKEY, 

EBENEZER, 

!61  R.  OUT.. 

Mooretown . 

62  . 

Mooretown. 

63  s.  v.  c  . . 

Cobourg. 

64  s.  v.  c  . . 

Cobourg. 

65  R.F.C.&O 

Nor.  Sherbrooke. 

66  . 

Perth. 

67  . 

Shawbridge. 

68  . 

Shawbi'idge. 

69  . 

N  apier. 

70  . 

N  apier. 

71  . 

Wyoming. 

72  . 

W  yoming. 

73  . 

Wyoming. 

74  . 

London  Conf. 

TETRON,  HENRI. 

S57  c . 

Quebec,  F.M. 

58  r.  on  t  . . 

Quebec,  F.M. 

59  . 

Quebec,  F.  M. 

60  ........ 

Dropped. 

THIBADEAU,  ALEXANDER 

1870  c .  Keppel. 

71  R.  on  t  . .  Thornbury. 

72  .  Thornbury. 

73  .  Paisley. 

74  .  Toronto  Conf. 


THOMPSON,  CHRISTOPHER 
L. 

1870  r..  wit..  Kennebec. 

71  .  Newburg. 

1  Newcastle. 

72  ord  . .  .  <  Victoria  and 

(  Saanich,  V.I. 

73  .  Victoria  and 

Saanich,  V.  1 . 

74  .  Toronto  Conf. 


THOMPSON,  DANIEL 
WELLWOOD. 

1868  o .  Wingham. 

69  r.  on  t  . .  Howick. 

70  .  Listowel. 

71  .  Washington. 

72  s.  v.  c  . .  Coboui'g. 

73  R.  F .  c.  &  o  Harmony. 

74  .  London  Conf. 

THOMPSON,  DAVID. 
1864  R.  071  T. .  Wesleyville. 


65  .  Manningville. 

66  .  Located — ill 

health. 


Died  Jan.  23rd,  1867,  aged  25- 
years. 


THOMPSON,  JAMES. 

1854  c .  Storrington. 

55  e.  on  t  . .  Storrington. 

56  .  Bradford, 

57  s.  v.  c. . .  Cobourg. 

58  s.  v.  o. .  Cobourg. 

59  r.f.c.&o  Naj  )anee. 


WESLEYAN  METHODIST  CONFERENCE. 


145 


I860  .  Brewer’s  Mills. 

01  .  Brewer’s  Mills. 

62  .  Brewer’s  Mills. 

63  .  Oil  Springs. 

64  .  Oil  Springs. 

65  .  Milford. 

66  .  Milford. 

67  .  Ameliasburg. 

68  .  Ameliasburg. 

69  .  Ameliasburg. 

4°  ) 

71  >  sup’d  . .  Napanee. 

72  ) 

Died  April  19th,  1S73,  aged  43 
years. 


THOMPSON,  ROBERT. 

1857  c .  Artemesia. 

58  r.  out.  .  St.  Vincent. 

59  .  Ainleyville. 

60  s.  v.  c . .  Cobourg. 

61  s.  v.  o. 


Cobourg. 

62  B..F.C. &o  Penetanguishene 

63  . 

64  sup’d  . 


Penetanguishene 


Mono. 


Died  March  16th,  1865,  aged 
30  years. 


THORNELOE,  JAMES. 

1857  C .  Granby. 

58  R.  on  t.  .  Granby. 

59  .  Granby. 

60  . Farnham. 

61  P..F.C.  &o  Farnham. 

62  .  Farnham. 

63  .  Georgeyille. 

64  .  Georgeyille. 

65  .  Expelled. 


THORNTON,  JAMES. 

1858  c .  Bearbrook. 

59  e.  om. .  St.  Clair. 

60  .  Napiier, 

61  .  Florence. 

62  .  Located. 


THURSTON,  JOHN. 

1858  c . . 

59  R.  on  t.  .  Eaton. 

60  .  Oakyille. 

61  s.  v.  c  . .  Cobourg. 

62  .  Eaton. 

63  r.f.  c.&o  Bury. 

64  .  Located — ill 

health. 


TIMBERLAKE,  WILLIAM. 

1871  c .  Shefford. 

72  r.  out..  Shefford. 

73  .  Shefford. 

74  .  Montreal  Conf. 

10 


TOMBLIN,  WILLIAM. 

1853  c .  Dunnville. 

54  r.  on  t  . .  Port  Hope. 

55  .  Picton. 

56  .  Brighton* 

57  r.f. c.&o  Richmond. 

58  .  Richmond. 

59  .  Richmond. 

60  f.  sec.  .  .  Westmeath. 

61  f.  sec.  . .  Westmeath. 


62  f.  sec  . 

63  F.  sec.  . 

64  f.  sec.  . 

65  f.  sec.  . 

66  F.  SEC.  . 

67  F.  SEC  . 

68  F.  SEC  . 

69  ) 

70  >  F.  SEC 

71  \ 


Westmeath. 

Pembroke. 

Pembroke. 

Pembroke. 

W  estmeath. 
Westmeath. 
Westmeath. 

Pakenham  and 
Arnprior. 


72  .  Bridgewater 


73 


Bridgewater. 


74  .  Toronto  Conf. 


TOMKINS,  JOHN. 

1827  A 

to  f .  Newfoundland. 

32  J 

33  .  Quebec. 

34  .  Quebec. 

35  .  St.  Arniand. 

36  . Odelltown. 

37  .  Odelltown. 

38  .  Shefford. 

39  .  Shefford. 

40  .  Shefford. 

41  .  Compton. 

42  .  Compton. 

43  . '. .  Compton. 

44  .  Odelltown . 

45  .  Odelltown. 

46  .  Odelltown. 

47  ) 

+  ...  Dunham. 


to  > 

50  ) 

51 

i 


R 

< 

&  s 


Stanstead. 

'  Clarenceville. 
Clarenceyille. 
Clarenceville. 
Dunham. 
Dunham. 


to 
54 
504 

56  [ 

57 

58 

59 

60  .  Dunham. 

61  f.  sec  . .  Shefford. 

62  f.  sec  .  .  Shefford. 

63  chmk.  . .  Stanstead. 

64  .  Stanstead. 

65  .  Stanstead. 

66 

67 

68 
69 
to 

73 

74  .  Montreal  Conf. 


CHMN. 


Hatley. 

Hatley. 

Hatley. 


sup’d..  Stanstead. 


TORRANCE,  WILLIAM. 

1872  c .  Sutton,  W. 

73  R.  on  t.  .  Sutton,  W. 

74  .  Toronto  Conf. 


TOTTEN,  JOHN  W. 

1865  r.  on  t.  .  Muskoka. 

66  .  Penetanguishene 

67  .  Sharon  and 

Mount  Albert. 

68  s.  y.  c . .  Cobourg 

69  r.f. c.&o  Edwardsburg. 

70  .  Edwardsburg. 

/I  .  Angus. 

72  .  Angus. 

73  f.  sec  . .  Angus. 

74  . Toronto  Conf. 


TOVELL,  ISAAC. 

1868  c .  Millbank. 

69  r.  on  t  . .  Berlin. 

70  .  Georgetown. 

71  s.  v.  c  . .  Cobourg, 

/  -  s.  v.  c  . ,  Cobourg. 

73  r.f.c. &o  Toronto,  Elm-St 

74  .  Toronto  Conf. 


TOWNLEY,  ADAM. 

1833  c . . .  Canada  East. 

34  c .  Dunham. 

35  r.  out..  Brantford. 

36  .  Cobourg. 

37  .  Yonge  Street. 

38  r.f. c. &  0  Yonge  Street. 

39  .  London. 

40  ........  Withdrew  and 

united  with  the  Episcopalian 
Church.  He  is  now  (1880)  super¬ 
annuated  and  residing  in  Paris. 
Ontario. 

TOYE,  REUBEN  E. 

1868  A  r  Primitive 

t°  \ . 1  Methodist 

72  J  l  Conference. 

73  r.  f.  c.  .  McKellar. 

74  .  Toronto  Conf. 

TOZELANI),  JOHN. 

1868  c .  Cataraqui. 

69  r.  on  t  .  March. 

70  .  Richmond. 

71  .  L’Orignal. 

72  |  rfc&o  l  Flinton  and  Ad- 

73  ) . '{  dington  Road. 

74  .  London  Conf. 


TUCKER,  RICHARD  LYLE. 


1856  r.  p.  m...  Strathroy. 

57  .  Strathroy. 

58  .  Georgetown. 

59  .  Georgetown. 

60  .  Georgetown. 

61  .  Berlin. 

62  .  Berlin. 

63  .  Berlin. 

64  .  Peel. 

65  .  Peel. 

66  .  Orangeville. 

67  .  Orangeville. 

68  .  Orangeville. 


146 


MINISTERS  AND  PROBATIONERS. 


1869  ( . J  Bath  and  Am- 

70  ( .  (  herst  Isle. 

71  .  Point  Abino. 

72  .  Point  Abino. 

73  .  Point  Abino. 

74  .  London  Conf. 


TUCKER, 

SAM  U  KL. 

1855  R.  on  t. . 

Bowman  ville. 

56  . 

Port  Hope. 

57 1  . ) 

Sandwich  and 

58  ORD. . .  > 

59  J  K.  F.  C.  ) 

Windsor. 

60  . 

London  Circuit. 

61  . 

London  Circuit. 

62  . 

Belmont. 

63  . 

Belmont. 

64  . 

Belmont. 

65  . 

Exeter. 

66  . 

Exeter. 

67  . 

N  ottawasaga 

and  Angus. 

68  . 

N  ottawasaga. 

69  F.  SEC  .  . 

Stayner. 

70  F.  SEC  .  . 

Parry  Sound. 

71  F.  SEC  .  . 

Parry  Sound. 

72  F.  SEC  .  . 

Parry  Sound. 

73  . 

Washington. 

74  . . 

London  Conf. 

TUCKER, 

WILLIAM. 

1861  c . 

Wyoming. 

Belmont. 

62  R.  on  t  .  . 

Belmont. 

63  . 

McGillivray. 

64  . 

Aylmer,  C.  W. 

65  R.F.C.  &0 

Lucknow. 

66  . 

Lucknow. 

67  . 

Lucknow. 

68  . 

Trowbridge. 

69  . 

Trowbridge. 

70  . 

Osprey. 

71  . 

Osprey. 

72  . 

Walter's  Rails. 

73  . 

Walter’s  Falls. 

74  . 

Toronto  Conf. 

TUCKLEY,  HENRY. 

1869  c  . 

Oil  Springs  and 

Petrolia. 

70  R.  on  T. 

London,  Nor.  St. 

71  . 

Expelled. 

TUKE,  JOHN. 

1817  ]  f  Methodist 

18  j- . {  Episcopal 

19  j  l.  Conference. 

20') 

to  J-  .  Located. 

40  J 

41  .  Cornwall. 

42  .  Pembroke. 

43  .  Pembroke,. 


1844  .  Elizabethtown. 

45  .  Buckingham. 

46  .  Buckingham. 

47  .  Withdrew. 


Norji. — He  united  with  the 
Methodist  Episcopal  Church  of 
Canada,  and  continued  to  labour 
effectively  until  the  Conference 
of  1863,  when  he  was  superan- 
uated.  He  died  August  25th, 
1864,  aged  69  years. 


TUPPER,  REUBEN  E. 


1836  c 

....  Perth. 

37  A 

\  Located — ill 

38  h 

. |  health. 

.  Mississippi. 

39  J 

40  c 

41  R 

J  Mississippi. 
on  r .  |  Eiizabethtown. 

42  . 

.  St.  Catharines. 

43  R 

.F.c.  &o  Brantford. 

44  . 

.  Grimsby. 

45  . 

.......  Grimsby. 

46  . 

. Stamford. 

47  . 

.  Stamford. 

48  . 

.  Chippewa. 

49  . 

....  Chippewa. 

50  . 

.  Chippewa. 

51  . 

.  .  .  Bradford. 

52  . 

.  Bradford. 

53  . 

.  Brampton. 

54 

.  Brampton. 

554 

tolsup’D..  Welland. 

61  j 

62 

.  Point  Abino 

63 

.  Point  Abino. 

64 

.  Point  Abino. 

65 

.  Glanford. 

66 

r  Glanford. 

.  4  Mount  Elgin  In- 

674 

L  dustrial  School. 
<i  Mount  Elgin  In- 

to  1 

70  J 

. |  dustrial  School. 

71 1 
72  1 

suf’d..  London. 

73  J 

74 

....  London  Conf. 

1870 

TURNER,  JAMES. 

71 

r.  on  T . .  Kirkton. 

72 

.  Nissouri. 

73  ORD  ....  New  Westmin¬ 

ster,  B.  C. 

74  .  Toronto  Conf. 


TURNER,  JOHN. 

1871  o .  Meaford. 

72  R.  on  t  .  .  Paisley. 

73  .  Artemesia. 

74  . London  Conf. 


TURNER,  THOMAS. 


23  V  . 

.  English  Conf. 

24  ) 

25  ORD . 

.  Barnston. 

26  R.  F.  c. 

.  Barnston. 

27  . 

.  Shetford. 

28  . 

29  . 

.  Shefford. 

.  Kingston. 

30  . 

.  Kingston. 

31  . 

32  . 

.  St  Armand. 

.  St.  Clair. 

33  . 

.  St.  Clair. 

34  . 

j  Toronto,  4  mo. 
\  Shefford,  8  mo, 

35  . 

.  Shefford. 

36  . 

.  Shefford. 

37  . 

.  Stanstead. 

38  . 

.  Stanstead. 

39  . 

.  Stanstead. 

40  . 

.  Odelltown. 

41  . 

.  Rem. to  Englan 

and  was  stationed  by  the  Eng¬ 
lish  Conference.  He  died  in  1860. 


TURNER,  WM.  THOMAS. 


1868  C . 

Ho  wick. 

69  R.  on  T . . 

Wingham. 

70  . 

Kincardine. 

71  . 

72  . 

Kincardine. 

Sandwich. 

73  r.f.c.  &o  Tilbury. 

74  . 

London  Conf. 

TURYER, 

CHARLES. 

1844  R.  on  T.  . 

Kingston  and 

45  }  \ 

Loughboro’. 
Warwick  and 

46  ) . 1 

Adelaide. 

47  . 

Conseeon. 

48  R.F.C. &0 

Peterboro’. 

49  . 

Millbrook. 

50  . 

Millbrook. 

51  . 

Brighton. 

52  sup’y  . . . 

Brighton. 

53  . 

Gananoque. 

54  . 

Gananoque. 

55  . 

Gananoque. 

56  . 

Cookstown. 

57  . 

Cookstown. 

58  . 

Cookstown. 

59  . 

London  Circuit. 

60  . 

Brighton. 

61  . 

Brighton. 

62  . 

Brighton. 

63  . 

Orillia. 

64  . 

Orillia. 

65  F.  SEC.. 

Orillia. 

66  F.  SEC.  . 

Collingwood. 

67  F.  SEC.  . 

Collingwood. 

68  F.  SEC.  . 

Collingwood. 

694 

to  Csup’d  . 

Davenport  and 

73  J 

Seaton. 

74  . 

Toronto  Conf. 

WESLEYAN  METHODIST  CONFERENCE. 


147 


VAN  CAMP, 

1864  r.  on  t.  . 

65 

66 
to 

72 

73 

74 


I 


ALBERT  JAS, 
Brock. 

Durham,  W. 
United  States. 
Flora. 

London  Conf. 


VANDERBURG,  LEVI. 

1854  c .  Metcalfe. 

55  r.  on  t.  .  Bridgenorth. 

56  s.  v.  c  . .  Cobourg. 

57  s.  v.  c  . .  Cobourg. 

58  s.  v.  c  .  .  Cobourg. 

59  .  Chatts. 

60  F.R.c.  &o  Carp. 

91  .  Bell’s  Corners. 

92  .  Bell’s  Corners. 

63  .  Bell’s  Corners. 

91  .  St.  Andrew’s. 

95  .  La  Chute. 

66  .  Cavignal. 

67  .  Expelled. 


VANDUSEN,  CONRAD. 


18291 

(  Methodist 

to  4  ... . 

32  J 

(  Conference. 

33  R.F.C. 

&o  Dumfries. 

34  . 

Dumfries. 

35  . 

36  . 

37  . 

38  . 

Amherstburg. 

39  . 

40  . 

411 

42  4  ... 

of  Tant.i. 

43  J 

Kingston. 

44  . 

45  . 

46  . 

47  . 

48  . 

49 1 

f  Treasurer 

50  \ . 

■  4  Victoria 

51  J 

59 

l  College. 

53  CHMN  . 

\  Newash  and 

54  CHMN. 

j  Colpoy’s  Bay. 

55  CHMN. 

.  .  Newash. 

56  CHMN. 

Newash. 

57  CHMN. 

■  •  Newash. 

1858  chmn.  .  .  Owen  Sound. 

59  sup’d  .  .  .  Georgetown. 

60  sup’d  .  .  .  Georgetown. 

61  sup’d....  Whitby. 

92  . . , .  Hullsville. 

63  .  Visiting  U.  S. 

64  .  Wardsville. 

95  .  Wardsville  and 

Euphemia. 

66  ,  _ 

67  f  sup  11  •  •  1  oronto  East. 

09  |  sup’d  . .  Whitby. 

'0  .  Aylmer,  Que. 

'1 .  Aylmer,  Que. 

73  |  SUP  I)  •  •  Whitby. 

74  .  Toronto  Conf. 

Secretary  of  Conference  1874. 


VAN  NORMAN,  DANIEL  C 
M.A. 


18407 
to  1 

44  1 

45 
to 

51 

52 


R.  out  .  Prof.  Mathe¬ 
matics,  Vic¬ 
toria  College. 
R.  F.  c.  &o  Principal  Bur¬ 
lington  Ladies’ 
Acad’jr,  Ham. 
.  Rem.  to  N.  Y. 


w. 


WADDELL,  ROBERT  H. 


1863  R.  out..  Florence. 

64  .  Mooretown. 

65  .  Invermay. 

66  .  Thorold. 

67  r.f.c.  &o  Thorold. 

\  68  .  Kempt ville. 

69  .  Kemptville. 

70  .  Kemptville. 

71  .  Beamsville. 

72  .  Beamsville. 

73  .  Beamsville. 

74  .  London  Conf. 


WAITE,  JOSEPH. 

1873  r.  071  t.  .  Albion. 

74  .  Toronto  Conf. 


WAKEFIELD,  JOHN. 

1852  c .  Blenheim  and 

Stratford. 

53  r.  on  t  . .  Cobourg,  S.  V.  C. 


1854  . 

55  . 

56  R.FC&O 

57  . 

58  . 

59  . 

60  . 

61  . 

62  . 

63  . 

64  . 

65  . 

66  . 

67  . 

68  . 

69  . 

70  CHMN.  . 

71  . 

72  . 

73  . 

74  . 


Ingersoll. 

Woodstock. 

Aylmer. 

Walsingham. 

Niagara. 

Niagara. 

Welland. 

Drummondville. 

Drummondville. 

Drummondville. 

Thorold. 

Thorold. 

Thorold. 

Grimsby. 

Grimsby. 

Simcoe. 

Simcoe. 
Sherbrooke. 
Sherbrooke. 
Aylmer  E. 

St.  Mary’s. 
London  Conf. 


Delegate  to  the  First  General 
Conference,  Toronto,  1874. 


WALDRON,  SOLOMON. 


1821 ')  (Methodist 

t°  . \  Episcopal 

32  J  l  Confere 

33  .  Whitby. 

34  .  Whitby. 

35 

to  4 .  Muncev. 

40  J 

41  .  St.  Thomas. 

42  .  St.  Thomas. 

43  .  Gosfield. 

44  .  Gosfield. 

45  .  Muncey. 

46  .  Muncey. 

47  .  Wardsville. 

48  .  Walsingham. 

49  .  Cainsville. 

50  .  Cainsville. 

51  .  Elora. 

52  .  Elora. 

53  .  Nanticoke. 


54  1 

to  \  .  St.  Clair. 

57  j 


148 


MINISTERS  AND  PROBATIONERS. 


1858' 

1 

.  Walpole  Island. 

t  0 

\  . 

61. 

f 

62 

sup’d.  . 

.  Mooretown. 

63 

sup’d.  . 

.  Mooretown. 

64 

sup’d.  . 

.  Bowmanville. 

65 

sup’d.  . 

.  Bowmanville. 

66 

sup’d.  . 

.  Mooretown. 

67 

sup’d.  . 

.  Mooretown. 

6S 

sup’d.  . 

.  Walpole  Island. 

69 

sup’d.  . 

.  Mooretown. 

70 

sup’d  .  . 

.  Sarnia. 

71 

sup’d.  . 

.  Sarnia. 

72 

sup’d  .  . 

.  Sarnia. 

73 

sup’d  .  . 

.  Sarnia. 

74 

.  London  Conf. 

WALKER,  THOMAS  H. 


1859  c . 

60  R.  on t  . . 

61  . 

62  . 

63  s.  v.  c.. . 

64  r.f.c.  &o 

65  . 

66  . 

67  . 

68  . 

69  . 

70  . 

71  . 

72  sup’d.  . . 

73  sup’d.  . . 

74  . 


Smith’s  Falls. 
Acton  vale. 
Matilda. 
Kemptville. 
Cobourg. 

Alice. 

Westmeath. 

R  enfrew. 

Renfrew. 

Renfrew. 

Portage-du-Fort. 

Portage-dn-F  ort. 

Lynedoch. 

W  oodstock. 
Woodstock. 

Rem.  to  U.  S. 


WALKER,  WILLIAM  E. 

1857  c .  Percy. 

58  E.  out..  Newcastle. 

59  .  Toronto  East. 

60  .  Toronto  East. 

61  r.f.c.&o  Port  Stanley. 

62  .  Port  Stanley. 

63  .  Fingal. 

64  .  Fingal. 

65  .  Withdrew  and 

united  with  the  Episcopalian 
.Church. 


WALSH,  WILLIAM. 


1869  C . 

Pickering. 

70  e.  on  t.  . 

Pickering. 

71  S.Y.  c. . . 

Cobourg. 

72  s.  y,  c. . . 

Cobourg. 

73  . 

Visiting  Ireland. 

74  . 

London  Conf. 

WALTON,  JOHN. 

1855  c . 

Glanford. 

56  . 

Ill  health — no 

work. 

57  E.OIIT.. 

Hatley. 

58  . 

Hatley. 

59  . 

Hatley. 

60  K.F.C.&O 

Granby. 

61  . 

Granby. 

62  . 

Granby, 

1863  . 

Stirling. 

64  . 

Stirling. 

65  . 

Stirling. 

66  . 

Consecon. 

67  . 

Consecon. 

68  . 

Consecon. 

69  . 

Sidney . 

70  . 

Sidney. 

71  . 

Sidney. 

72  . 

Pakenham. 

73  . 

Pakenham. 

74  . 

Montreal  Conf. 

WALTON, 

JOHN  (B). 

1870  r.  on  'r. . 

Franklin  Centre. 

71  . 

Sliawbridge. 

72  . 

Dawn  Mills. 

73  ........ 

High  Bluff. 
Toronto  Conf. 

74  . 

WARD,  EDWARD  A. 

1854  c . 

Humber. 

55  c . 

Humber. 

56  rokt&o 

Percy  and 

SeymouF 

57  . 

Percy. 

58  . 

W  esleyville. 

59  R.  F.  c. . 

W  esleyville. 

60  . 

Huntingdon. 

61  . 

Huntingdon. 

62  . 

Huntingdon. 

63  . 

64  ) 

Wilton  and 

Odessa. 

65  >  . 

Waterloo — 

66 

Kingston. 

67  . 

Sidney. 

68  . 

Sidney. 

69  . 

North  Augusta. 

70  . 

Maitland. 

71  . 

Maitland. 

72  . 

Winchester. 

73  . 

Winchester. 

74  . 

Montreal  Conf. 

WARD,  JAMES. 

1835  e.  out..  Gosfield. 

36  .  Howard. 

37  .  Rem.  to  U.  S. 


WARD,  JOSEPH. 

1873  r.  on  t.  .  Merrickville. 

74  .  Montreal  Conf. 


IV ARE,  FRANCIS  WILLIAM. 

1859  c .  Norwich. 

60  P,.  on  T.  .  Aylmer  W. 

61  .  Mount  Pleasant. 

62  .  Yonge  St.  North. 

63  e.f.c. &o  Walsingham. 

64  .  Walsingham. 

65  .  Port  Dover. 

66  sup’y.  . .  Port  Dover. 


1867  sup’y...  Port  Dover 

68  .  Rem.  to  U.S.  and 

united  with  the  New  York  Con¬ 
ference.  In  18711  he  was  trans¬ 
ferred  to  the  Nebraska  Confer¬ 
ence. 


WARNER,  LEWIS. 


1831 

32 


f  Methodist 
...  l  Episcopal 

^  Conference. 

33  .  Rideau. 

34  e.f.c. &o  Nelson. 

35  .  Waterloo—  K’n. 

36  .  Elizabethtown. 

37  .  Waterloo  and 

Gananoque. 

38  .  Sidney. 

39  .  Sidney. 

40  .  Hallowell. 

41  .  Hallowell. 

42  .  Stamford. 

43  ........  Stamford. 

44  .  Hamilton. 

45  .  Hamilton. 

46  .  St.  Catharines. 

47  .  Yonge  Street. 


48 

49  . 

50  CHMN. 

51  CHMN. 

52  CHMN. 
53 1  fc 

54 

55 

56 

57 


2  £  5 
g  S  3 

h  0  h 
-<  cc 

ffi  O  g 
o  ^ 


Yonge  Street. 
Yonge  Street. 
Barrie. 

Barrie. 

Barrie. 

Guelph. 

Guelph. 

Guelph. 

Galt  and  Berlin. 
Agent  Vic.  Col. 


58  .  Port  Hope. 

59  chmn.  . .  Port  Hope. 

60  .  Whitby. 


61 

62  F.  SEC 

63  CHMN, 

64  . 

65  CHMN  . 

66  CHMN. 

67  CHMN.. 

68  . 

69  . 


Whitby. 

Whitby. 

Chatham. 

Ingersoll. 

Ingersoll. 

Ingersoll. 

St.  Thomas. 
St.  Thomas. 
Thorold. 


70  .  Thorold. 

71  sup’d...  Brighton. 

72  sup’d  .  .  .  Brighton. 


73  sup’d  . 

74  . 


Hamilton. 
Toronto  Conf. 


WASHINGTON,  EDWIN  S., 
B.  A. 

1869  R.  out..  Baltimore. 


70  .  Whitby. 

71  .  Markham. 


A  graduate  of  Victoria  Univer¬ 
sity — B.A.,  1869. 

He  was  killed  by  the  accidental 
discharge  of  a  gun,  July  2nd, 
1872,  aged  26  years. 


WASHINGTON,  GEORGE. 

1819  1  1  Primitive 

to  !• .  Methodists, 

47  \  (  Ireland. 


WESLEYAN  METHODIST  CONFERENCE. 


149 


1848  c . 

Dunn  ville. 

49  c . 

Nelson. 

50  c . 

Nelson. 

51  c . 

Nelson. 

52  c . 

Georgetown. 

53  c . 

Georgetown. 

54  c . 

Albion. 

55  c . 

Albion. 

56  c . 

Albion. 

57  R.  F.  c  .  . 

Wallace. 

58  stjp'y.  . . 

Albion. 

59  sijp’y.  . . 

60  ) 

Milton. 

to  >  sup’y  . . 

73  ) 

Oakville. 

74  . 

London  Conf. 

WASHINGTON,  GEO  ,  M.A. 

1858  j  R>  onT-  | 
|  n.  y.  c.  \ 

Cobourg. 

59  u.  v.  c. . 

Cobourg. 

60  . 

Tutor  Vic.  Col. 

61  . 

No  Station. 

62  . 

Westmeath. 

07) 

Q 

9? 

o 

Westmeath. 

64  . 

W  estmeath. 

65  . . 

Eaton. 

66  . 

Eaton. 

67  . 

Eaton. 

68  . 

Melbourne. 

69  F.  SEC  .  . 

Melbourne. 

70  F.  SEC  .  . 

Melbourne. 

71  F.  SEC  .  . 

Danville. 

72  F.  SEC  .  . 

Danville. 

73  F.  SEC  .  . 

Danville. 

74  . 

Toronto  Conf. 

A  graduate  of  Victoria  Univer¬ 
sity— B.A.,  1860  ;  M.A.,  1871. 

WASHINGTON,  WM.  C.,  M.A. 

1861  R-°nT- 

Cobourg. 

(  U.  V.  c.  \ 

62  it.  v.  c , . 

Cobourg. 

f  Lindsay  5  weeks. 

63  .  | 

Home  ill  11  wks. 

.  Millbrook  8  mos. 

64  . 

Prince  Albert. 

65  R.  F.  c.  &  0 

N  ewcastle. 

66  . 

No  Station — ill 

health. 

67  . 

Waterloo — K’n. 

68  . 

Onslow. 

69  . 

Onslow. 

70  . 

N.  Augusta. 

71  . 

Fenelon  Falls. 

72  . 

Fenelon  Falls. 

73  . 

Fenelon  Falls. 

74  . 

Toronto  Conf. 

A  graduate  of  Victoria  Univer¬ 
sity — B.A.,  1863  ;  M.A.,  1868. 


WASS,  JOHN  BARCLAY, 
M.A. 

1869  r.  on' r..  Muskoka. 


70  .  Farmersville. 

71  .  Merrickville. 

72  .  . .  Shawbridge. 


1873  r.f.c.&o  Denbigh  and 

Abinger. 

74  .  Toronto  Conf. 

A  graduate  of  Victoria  Univer¬ 
sity — B.A.,  1869;  M.  A.,  1873. 


WATSON,  COVERDALE. 

1869  r.  on  x . .  T  eeswater. 

70  .  Londesboro’  and 

Holmesville. 

71  .  Mitchell. 

72  s.  v.  c.  . .  Cobourg. 

73  .  Hamilton  2nd. 

74  .  Toronto  Conf. 


WATSON,  JOHN. 

1833  R.  on  T.  .  Long  Point. 

34  .  Ancaster. 

Died  Aug.  24th,  1S34,  aged  26 
years. 


WATSON,  WM.  CROSS  I.  EY, 
M.A. 

1860  o .  Mono. 

61  R.  on  t  .  .  Albion. 

62  tr.  v.  0  . .  Cobourg. 

63  .  Perth. 

64  e.  f.  o.  &o  Norwich. 

(■k  5  St.  George. 

(  Bayham. 

66  .  Norfolk. 

67  .  Waterford. 

68  .  Oxford  Centre. 

69  .  Oxford  Centre. 

70  .  Oxford  Centre. 

71  .  Vienna. 

72  .  Vienna. 

73  .  Dawn  Mills. 

74  .  London  Conf. 

A  graduate  of  Victoria  Univer¬ 
sity— B.A.,  1863;  M.A.,  1867. 


WEBSTER,  JOHN. 

1846  c .  Gosfield. 

47  R.  on  T . .  Chatham. 

48  .  Adelaide. 

49  .  Bradford. 

50  .  Markham. 

51  r.f.c.&o  Warwick. 

52  .  Warwick. 

53  .  Devonshire. 

54  .  Devonshire. 

55  .  Devonshire. 

56  .  Russelltown. 

57  .  Russelltown. 

58  .  Russelltown. 

59  .  Rawdon. 

60  .  Rawdon. 

61  .  Rawdon. 

62  .  Wesley ville. 

63  .  Wesley  ville. 

64  .  Wesley  ville. 

65  .  Ainley ville. 

66  .  Ainleyville. 

67  .  Ainleyville. 

68  .  Wardsville. 


1869  .  Wardsville. 

70  .  Muskoka. 

71  .  Muskoka. 

72  .  Muskoka. 

73  .  Chatsworth. 

74  .  Toronto  Conf. 


WEBSTER,  JOHN  (B). 

1872  e.  out..  Windsor  Mills. 

73  .  Lyn. 

74  .  Montreal  Conf.  * 


WELDON,  ISAAC. 

1861  R.  on  T..  Norwood. 

62  .  Ornemee. 

63  .  Ornemee. 

64  s.  v.  c . .  Cobourg. 

65  r.f.c.&o  Hastings  and 

Seymour. 

66  .  Campbellford. 

67  .  Campbellford. 

68  .  Milford. 

69  .  Milford. 

70  .  Milford. 

71  .  Trenton. 

72  .  Trenton. 

73  .  Trenton. 

74  .  Toronto  Conf. 


WELLWOOD,  ROBERT  G. 

1872  r.  out..  Albion. 

73  .  Kleinburg. 

74  .  Located. 


WERDEN,  JAMES  ELIAS. 


1871  c . 

Pickering. 

72  r.  on  t.  . 

Wilton. 

73  . 

Kennebec. 

74  . 

Montreal  Conf. 

WHITE, 

EDWARD. 

1848  c . 

Wardsville. 

49  R.  on  t.  . 

London  Circuit. 

50  . 

St.  Thomas. 

51  . 

Sarnia. 

52  R.F.C.  &o 

Sarnia. 

53  ) 

54  >  . 

Sandwich  and 

55  1 

Windsor. 

56  . 

Smith  ville. 

57  . 

Smithville, 

( 

Smith  ville. 

58  . , 

New  Westmin- 

\ 

ster,  B.  C. 

59  ) 

to  >  . 

New  Westmin- 

62  1 

ster,  B.  C. 

63  .  .  . 

Nanaimo,  B.  C. 

64  . 

Nanaimo,  B.C. 

65  . 

Nanaimo,  B.C. 

66  .  ( 

New  Westmin- 

67  .  j 

ster,  B.C. 

68  CHMN.  .  . 

Nanaimo. 

69  CHMN.  .  . 

Nanaimo. 

150 


MINISTERS  AND  PROBATIONERS. 


1870  chmn.  .  .  Nanaimo. 

71  .  Returning. 

Died  in  Montreal  during  the 
Sessions  of  the  Conference,  June 
16th,  1872,  aged  50  years. 

WHITEHEAD,  THOMAS. 
1783  )  (  Methodist 

to  1 . 7  Episcopal 

1832  )  (  Conference. 

33 

to  [  sup’d  . .  Burford. 

45  ) 

Died  January  22nd,  1846,  aged 
83  years. 


WHITESIDE,  ARTHUR. 
1872  R.  on  t.  .  Bell's  Corners. 

73  stu .  Montreal  Theol. 

Institute. 

74  .  Montreal  C'onf. 


WHITING,  JAMES. 


1859  c .  Millbrook. 

60  R.  on  t.  .  Welland. 

61  .  Grimsby. 

62  . .  Smithville. 

63  .  Roxboro’. 

64  r.  f.  c.  k  o  Teeswater. 

65  .  Teeswater. 

66  .  Dungannon. 

67  .  Dungannon. 

68  .  Dungannon. 

69  .  Arkona. 

70  . Arkona. 

71  .  Arkona. 

72  .  Park  Hill. 

73  .  Dunnville. 

74  .  London  Conf. 


WHITING,  MATTHEW. 


. 

to 

32  . 

f  Methodist  Epis- 

j  copal  Conf. 

33  ORD.  .  . 

Bay  Quinte. 

34  . 

.  .  Waterloo. 

35  . 

.  .  Waterloo. 

36  . 

. .  Grand  River. 

37  . 

. .  Grand  River. 

38  . 

.  .  Stamford. 

39  . 

.  .  Stamford. 

40  . 

.  .  Newmarket. 

41  . 

.  .  Newmarket. 

42  . 

. .  Nelson. 

43  . 

. .  Nelson. 

44  . 

. .  Grimsby. 

45  . 

.  .  Grimsby. 

46  . 

. .  Grimsby. 

47  . 

. .  Dumfries. 

48  . 

. .  Dumfries. 

49  . 

.  .  Dumfries. 

50  . 

.  .  Woodstock. 

51  . 

.  .  Walsingham. 

52  . 

.  .  Walsingham. 

53  . 

.  .  Walsingham. 

.  54  . 

. .  New  Credit. 

55  . 

. .  New  Credit. 

56  . 

57  ) 

.  .  New  Credit. 

to  >  . 

.  .  Mount  Elgin  and 

61  ) 

Muncey. 

1862 

63 

64 
to 

67 

68  sup’d  . . . 


sup’d  . . 


Lynedoch. 

Lynedocli. 

Berlin. 

Elora. 


Died  November  1st,  1868,  aged 
79  years. 


WHITING,  RICHARD. 


1845  c . 

Chatham. 

46  R.  on  t  . . 

Brantford. 

47  . 

St.  Thomas. 

48  . 

St.  Thomas. 

49  R.F.C. &0 

Amherstburg. 

50  . 

Amherstburg. 

51  . 

Amherstburg. 

52  . 

St.  Thomas. 

53  . 

St.  Thomas. 

54  . 

Brockville. 

55  . 

Brock  ville. 

56  . 

Port  Hope. 

57  . 

Port  Hope. 

58  F.  SEC.  .  . 

Millbrook. 

59  F.  SEC.  .  . 

Millbrook. 

60  . 

Hamilton. 

fil  i 

Hamilton. 

61 .  1 

Dundas. 

62  . 

Dundas. 

63  . 

Dundas. 

64  . 

Goderich. 

65  . 

Goderich. 

66  . 

Goderich. 

67  F.  SEC.  .  . 

Bowmanville. 

68  F.  SEC.  .  . 

Bowman  ville. 

69  . 

St.  Mary’s. 

70  . 

St.  Mary’s. 

71  . 

St.  Mary’s. 

72  CHMN.  .  . 

Pembroke. 

73  CHMN.  . 

Pembroke. 

74  . 

Montreal  Conf. 

Delegate  to  the  First  General 
Conference,  Toronto,  1874. 


WHITLOCK,  GEO.  C.,  LL.D. 

1856  1  (  Prof.  Nat.  His- 

to  > . <  tory  and  Phil. , 

64  )  (  Victoria  Col. 

Died  1864,  aged  56  years. 

WICHER,  JOHN  W. 


1863  R.  on  T..  Madoc. 

64  .  Hungerford. 

65  .  Milford. 

66  .  Brewer’s  Mills. 

67  s.  v.  o  . .  Cobourg. 

68  r.f.c.  &o  Penetanguishene 

69  .  Craighurst. 

70  .  Craighurst. 

71  .  Warsaw. 

72  .  Warsaw. 

73  .  Warsaw. 

74  .  Toronto  Conf. 


WIGLE,  ELL 
1864  r.  om..  Romney. 


65  .  Mooretown. 

66  .  Rem.  to  U.  S. 


WILKINSON,  HENRY. 


1831  )  (  Methodist  Epis- 

32  j . (  copal  Conference 

33  .  Ancaster. 

34  R.F.C.  &o  Belleville. 

35  .  Belleville. 

36  .  Belleville. 


37  ) 

to  >  chmn  .  .  Augusta  Dist. 

40  ) 

41  .  Kingston. 

42  .  Kingston. 

43  .  Toronto. 

44  .  Toronto. 

45  ) 

46  !•  chmn.  .  Toronto  Dist. 

47  1 

48  .  Hamilton. 

49  .  Hamilton. 

50  .  Hamilton. 

51  .  Toronto  West. 

52  .  Toronto  West. 

53  .  Toronto  West. 

54  .  London. 

55  chmn.  .  .  London. 

56  sup’d...  Yonge  Street. 

57  f.  sec.  . .  Yonge  Street. 

58  f.  sec.  .  .  Yonge  Street. 

59  |  (  Yonge  St.  South. 

60  \  Toronto  East. 

61  .  Yonge  St.  South. 

62  .  Yonge  St.  North. 

Secretary  of  Conference,  1844. 

President  of  Conference,  1845. 
Co-Delegate  of  Conference,  1861. 

Died  August  14th,  1862,  aged 
58  years. 


WILKINSON,  ISAAC. 

1868  )  i  Primitive  Metho- 

69  | . (  dist  Conference. 

70  R.  on  t.  .  Hatley  and  Cass- 

ville. 

71  .  Hatley. 

72  r.f.c. &o  Beebe  Plain. 

73  .  Beebe  Plain. 

74  .  Montreal  Conf. 


WILKINSON,  JOHN. 

1840  R.  on  T.  .  Hamilton  and 

Ancaster. 

41  .  Located. 


WILL,  JOHN  C. 
1836  r.  on  t.  .  Whitby. 


37  .  Dumfries. 

38  .  Located. 


WILL,  PHINEAS  D. 

1858  c . Wellesley. 

59  R.  on  t.  .  Walsingham. 

60  .  St.  George. 

61  .  Sarnia. 

62  r.f.c.  &o  Wyoming. 

63  .  Port  Stanley. 

64  .  Port  Stanley. 


WESLEYAN  METHODIST  CONFERENCE. 


151 


1865 


66 

67 


68  . 

69  F.  SEC.  .  . 

70  F.  SEC.  .  . 

71  F.  SEC. .  . 

72  F.  SEC.  .  . 

73  . 

74  . 


Newmarket  and 
Aurora. 
Walter’s  Falls. 
Walter’s  Fall’s. 
Walter’s  Fall’s. 
Meaford. 
Meaford. 
Meaford. 
Walkerton. 
Walkerton. 
Toronto  Coni'. 


WILLIAMS,  DAVID. 
1867  c .  Invermay. 

68  R.  on  t.  .  Artemesia. 

69  .  Artemesia. 

70  .  Amabel. 

71  .  Amabel. 

72  r,f.c.&o  Markdale. 

73  .  Markdale. 

74  .  Toronto  Conf. 


WILLIAMS,  JOHN. 


141  C . 

Snake  Island. 

42  c . 

Asphodel. 

43  R.  on  x .  . 

Cartwright. 

44  . 

Marmora. 

45  R.F.C.&O 

Sidney. 

46  . 

Sydenham 

47  . 

Sydenham . 

48  . 

Goderich. 

49  . 

Goderich. 

50  . 

Blanshard. 

51  . 

Owen  Sound. 

52  . 

Owen  Sound. 

53  . 

Blenheim. 

54  . 

Berlin  &  Blenhm. 

Died  August 

15th,  1854,  aged 

36  years. 


WILLIAMS,  JOHN  A. 


1846  c . 

.  Hallowell. 

47  R.  on  t. 

.  Napanee. 

4S  . 

.  Napanee. 

49  . 

.  Sheffield. 

50  r.f.c.&o  Consecon. 

51  . 

.  Consecon. 

52  . 

.  Consecon. 

53  . 

.  Wilton. 

54  . 

.  Wilton. 

55  . 

.  Cookstown. 

56  . 

.  London  Circuit. 

57  f.  sec.  . 

.  London  Circuit. 

58  F.  SEC.  . 

.  London  Circuit. 

59  CHMN.  . 

Owen  Sound. 

60  CHMN.  . 

.  Owen  Sound. 

61  CHMN  . 

.  Owen  Sound. 

62  . 

.  Milton. 

63  . 

.  Milton. 

64  F.  SEC  . 

.  Toronto  East. 

65  F.  SEC.  . 

.  Toronto  East 

66  F.  SEC.  . 

.  Toronto  East. 

67  . 

.  Port  Hope, 

68  . 

.  Port  Hope. 

69  . 

.  Port  Hope. 

70  CHMN.  . 

.  Brockville. 

71  CHMN.  . 

.  Brockville. 

72  CHMN.  . 

.  Brockville. 

73  CHMN.  . 

.  Simcoe. 

74  ....... 

.  London  Conf. 

Delegate  to 

the  First  General 

Conference,  Toronto,  1874. 


WILLIAMS,  RICHARD. 


1813  R.  on  t.  .  Hungerford,  Eng. 

14  ord  ....  Montreal 

15  .  Quebec. 

16  .  Quebec. 


17 

18 

19 

20 

21 


CHMN 

CANA. 

EAST 

DIST. 


Melbourne. 
Melbourne. 
St.  Armand. 
St.  Armand. 
I  Kingston. 


22  .  Kingston. 


23  .  Quebec. 

24  .  Quebec. 

25  )  1  Eastern 

to  > . -  British 

30  )  (  America. 

31  . .  .  Odelltown,  C.  E. 

32  .  E.  B.  America. 


WILLIAMS,  RICHARD 
WATSON. 

1868  c .  Prince  Albert. 

69  r.  on  T .  .  Newcastle. 

70  .  Darlington. 

71  .  Whitby. 

72  r.f.c.&o  Ailsa  Craig. 

73  .  Ailsa  Craig. 

74  .  London  Conf. 


WILLIAMS,  THOMAS. 
1840  c .  Thames. 

41  r.  on  t.  .  Thames. 

42  .  Saugeen. 

43  . Gosfield&How’d. 

44  .  Devonshire. 

45  r.f.c.&o  Howard. 

46  . Warwick. 

47  .  Goderich. 

48  .  Blanshard. 

49  .  Blanshard. 

50  .  Devonshire. 

51  .  Devonshire. 

52  .  Dunnville. 


53  .... 

....  Dunnville. 

54  . . . . 

....  Glanford. 

55  . . . . 

....  Glanford. 

56  . .  .  . 

.  .  .  .  Nanticoke. 

57  .  .. 

. .  . .  Nanticoke. 

58  .... 

59  ) 

to  V  . . 

....  New  Credit. 

63 

64  .... 

65  .... 

. .  .  .  Hiawatha. 

66  . .  . . 

.  .  .  .  Hiawatha. 

67  .... 

Oakwood. 

68  .... 

.  .  .  .  Oakwood. 

69  .  .  . . 

.  .  .  .  Oakwood. 

70  . .  . . 

.  .  .  .  Keppel. 

71  .... 

.  .  .  .  Keppel. 

72  .... 

. .  .  .  Cape  Croker. 

73  .... 

.  .  . .  Cape  Croker. 

74  .... 

.  .  .  .  Toronto  Conf. 

WILLIAMS,  THOMAS 
GRANGE. 

1861  c .  Newboro’. 

62  R.  on  t  . .  Merrickville. 

63  s.  v.  c  . .  Cobourg. 

64  .  L’Orignal. 


1865  r.f.c.&o  Rawdon. 


66  . 

.  Rawdon. 

67  . 

.  Rawdon. 

68  . 

.  Huntingdon. 

69  . 

.  Huntingdon. 

70  . 

.  Huntingdon. 

71  . 

.  Franklin  Centre. 

72  . 

.  Franklin  Centre. 

73  . 

.  Franklin  Centre. 

74  . 

.  Montreal  Conf. 

WILLIAMS,  WILLIAM. 

>53  c . 

.  Amherstburg. 

54  r.  on  t. 

.  Aylmer  W. 

55  . 

.  lngersoll. 

56  . 

Walsingham. 

57  r.f.c.&o  Wawanosh. 

58  sup’y  . .  .  Wawanosh. 

59  sup’y  .  .  .  Wawanosh. 

60  .  Thornbury. 

62  sup’y  . .  .  Sandwich. 

Died  November  19th,  1861, 


aged  32  years. 


WILLIAMS, 

WM.  HENRY. 

1820  ) 

r  Methodist 

to  > . ' 

Episcopal 

32 

l  Conference. 

33  . 

Richmond. 

34 . 

Augusta. 

35  . 

Prescott  &  Aug. 

36  . 

Sidney. 

37  . 

Sidney. 

38  . 

Bay  Quinte. 

39  . 

Bay  Quinte. 

40  . 

Waterloo. 

41  . 

W  aterloo. 

42  . 

Hull. 

43  . 

St.  Andrews. 

44  . 

St.  Andrews. 

45  . 

Matilda. 

46  . 

Smith’s  Falls. 

47  . 

Smith’s  Falls. 

48  . 

Cornwall. 

49  . 

Cornwall. 

50  . 

Gananoque. 

51  . 

Gananoque. 

52 . 

Sheffield. 

53  . 

Sheffield. 

54 . 1 

Percy  and 

55  . | 

Seymour. 

56  . 

Demorestville. 

57  sup’d  . .  . 

Demore^tville. 

585 

to  Vsup’d  .  . 

Matilda. 

72  J 

Died  May  11th,  1873,  aged  79 
years. 


WILLISTON,  JOHN 
KELLOG. 

1832  c .  London. 

33  r.  on  T.  .  Nelson. 

34  .  Yonge  Street. 

35  .  Westminster. 

36  .  St.  Thomas. 

37  R.f.c.&o  Howard. 

38  .  Gosfield. 

39  .  Goderich. 

40  .  Thames. 


152 


MINISTERS  AND  PROBATIONERS. 


1 


1841 

.  Thames. 

42 

.  Malaliide. 

43 

.  Malahide. 

44 

sup’y  . . .  Norwich. 

45 

46 

.  Chippewa. 

to 

49 

50 

.  St.  Clair. 

51 

.  Gosfield. 

52 

.  Gosfield. 

53 

.  Strathroy. 

54 

55 

56 

to 

62 

.  Saugeen. 

63  .  Walpole  Island. 

64  .  Napier. 


65  ) 

to  >  sup’d  .  . 

Strathroy. 

73  ) 

74  . 

London  Conf. 

WILLMOTT, 

JOHN  C.,  M.A. 

1860  it.  on  t.  . 

Nanticoke. 

61  . 

Canton. 

62  u.  v.  c. . 

Cobourg. 

63  u.  v.  c. . 

Cobourg. 

64  R.F.C.&O 

Walter’s  Falls. 

65 . 

Walter’s  Falls. 

66  . 

Hullsville. 

67  . 

Hullsville. 

68  . 

Hullsville. 

69  . 

Cainsville. 

70  . 

Cainsville. 

71  . 

Grand  River. 

72  . 

Grand  River. 

73  . 

Parry  Sound. 

74  . 

Toronto  Conf. 

A  graduate  of  Victoria  Univer¬ 
sity— B.A.,  1864;  M.A.,  1868. 


WILLOUGHBY,  NICHOLAS 
RAMSAY,  M.A. 


1856  c .  Alnwick  Circuit. 

57  R.  on  t  . .  Cookstown. 

58  u.  v.  c. .  Cobourg. 

59  u.  v.  c.  .  Baltimore. 

60  r.f.c.  &o  Kingston. 

61  .  Kingston. 

62  .  Mount  Pleasant. 

63  .  Mount  Pleasant. 

64  .  Port  Dover. 

65  .  Simcoe. 

66  .  Simcoe. 

67  .  Simcoe. 

68  .  Picton. . 

69  .  Picton. 

70  .  Picton. 

71  .  Barrie. 

72  .  Yorkville. 

73  .  Yorkville. 

74  .  Toronto  Conf. 


A  graduate  of  Victoria  Univer¬ 
sity— B.A.,  1860;  M.A.,  1867. 

Delegate  to  First  General  Con¬ 
ference,  Toronto,  1874. 


WILLOUGHBY,  WILLIAM. 


1836  r.  on  t.  . 

Clarendon. 

37  . 

Perth  &  Bytown. 

38  . 

Mississippi. 

39  . 

Ottawa. 

40  R.F.C.&O 

Osgoode. 

41  . 

Elizabethtown. 

42  . 

Elizabethtown. 

43 . 

Rideau. 

44  . 

Dumfries. 

45  . 

Dumfries. 

46  . 

Chatham. 

47  . 

Nelson. 

48  . 

N  elson. 

49  . 

Georgetown. 

50  . 

Georgetown. 

51  . 

Georgetown. 

521 

to  >•  . 

Newmarket. 

55  J 

56  . 

Whitby. 

57  . 

Whitby. 

58  . 

Whitby. 

59  . 

Yonge  St.  North. 

60  . 

Yonge  St.  North. 

61  . 

Yonge  St.  North. 

62  . 

Brampton. 

63  . 

Brampton. 

64  . 

Brampton. 

65  . 

Oakville. 

66  . 

Oakville. 

67  . 

Oakville. 

68  . 

W  aterdown. 

69  . 

Waterdown. 

70  . 

Waterdown. 

71  . 

Mount  Pleasant. 

72  . 

Mount  Pleasant. 

.73  . 

Mount  Pleasant. 

74  . 

London  Conf. 

WILSON,  ALBERT  CHARLES. 


1866  r.  out..  Pickering. 

67  .  Pickering. 

68  .  Omemee. 

69  .  Markham. 

70  r.f.c. &o  Beaverton. 

71  .  Beaverton. 

72  .  Beaverton. 

73  .  Coboconk. 

74  .  Toronto  Conf. 


WILSON,  JAMES. 

18171  f  Methodist 

to  J- . ■{  Episcopal 

32  j  l  Conference. 

33) 

to  >  sup  d  . .  Whitby. 


39  ) 

to  [• .  Yonge  St.  and 

42  )  Cooksville. 

Died  May  27th,  1851,  aged  81 
years. 


WILSON,  JOHN. 

1860  )  (  Methodist 

to  > . }  Episcopal 

6S  )  (  Conference. 

69  it.  f.  c.  .  Aylwin. 

70  .  Aylwin. 


1871  . 

L’Orignal. 

72  . 

L’Orignal. 

73  . 

Montreal  Second. 

74  . 

Montreal  Conf. 

WILSON, 

JOHN,  B.A. 

1867  R.  on  t.  . 

Millbrook. 

68  . 

W  aterdown. 

69  . 

Waterdown. 

70  . 

Ameliasburg. 

71  R.E.C.&0 

)  Pakenham  and 

72  . 

\  Arnprior. 

73  . 

Arnprior. 

74  . 

Montreal  Conf. 

A  graduate 

of  Victoria  Uni- 

versity — B.A., 

1867. 

WILSON,  JOHN  CARROLL. 


1862  r.  out.. 

Stouffville. 

63  . 

Brock. 

64  . 

Omemee. 

65  s.  v.  c  . . 

Cobourg. 

66  . 

Markham. 

67  R.F.C'.&O 

Beaverton. 

68  . 

Beaverton. 

69  . 

Beaverton. 

70  . 

Cartwright. 

71  . 

Cartwright. 

72  . 

Manvers. 

73  . 

Manvers. 

74  . 

Toronto  Conf. 

WILSON,  JOHN  JAMES. 

1862  R.  on  t.  . 

Frontenac. 

63  . 

Located. 

WILSON, 

JOHN  V. 

1854  c . 

Nanticoke. 

55  R.  (mi.. 

Nanticoke. 

56  s.  v.  c  . . 

Cobourg. 

57  s.  v.  c  . . 

Cobourg. 

58  R.F.C.&O 

Welland. 

59  . 

Grenville. 

60  )  (  Sherbrooke 

61  ( .  / 

and  Oso. 

62  . 

Eganville. 

63  . 

Eganville. 

64  . 

Eganville. 

65  . 

Alice. 

66  . 

Ormstown. 

67  . 

Ormstown, 

68  . 

Ormstown. 

69  . 

Laehute. 

70  . 

Laehute. 

71  . 

Laehute. 

72  . 

Avening. 

73  . . 

Avening. 

74  . 

Toronto  Conf. 

WILSON, 

RICHARD. 

1848  c . 

St.  Andrews. 

49  r.  on  t.  . 

Bonchire. 

50  . 

Carleton  and 

Pakenham 

51  . 

Keinptville. 

52  . 

Lochal^ar. 

53  . 

Lochabar. 

54  R..F.C.  &0 

Russelltown. 

WESLEYAN  METHODIST  CONFERENCE. 


153 


1855 

56 

57 

58 

59 

60 
61 
62 

63 

64 

65 

66 

67 

68 

69 

70 

71 

72 
“73 

74 


F.'  SEC.  .  . 
F.  SEC.  .  . 


E.  SEC.  .  . 
E.  SEC.  .  . 

sttp’d.  .  . 


Russell  town. 
Eaton. 

Eaton. 

Leeds. 

Shannonville. 

Russell. 

Russell. 

North  Gower. 
North  Gower. 
North  Gower. 
Bell’s  Corners. 
Bell’s  Corners. 
Wilton. 
Wilton. 
Wilton. 
Cataraqui. 
Cataraqui. 
Cataraqui. 
Kingston. 
Montreal  Conf. 


WILSON,  ROBERT  OLIVER. 


1859  r  on  t  . .  Cobourg,  S.V.C. 

60  . Newcastle. 

61  .  Whitby. 

62  .  Whitby. 

63  r.  f.c.  &o  Markham. 

64  .  Manvers. 

65  .  Manvers. 

66  .  Arkona. 

67  .  Arkona. 

68  .  Macedon,  N.Y. 

69  .  Macedon,  N.Y. 

70  .  Rochester,  N.Y. 

71  .  Rochester,  N.Y. 


Died  April  12th,  1872,  aged 
36  years. 


WILSON,  SAMUEL. 


1856  c .  Montreal  First. 

57  R.  on  t . .  Napanee. 

5S  .  Waterloo. 

59  .  Lyn. 

60  r.f.c.&o  Kemptville. 

61  .  Erin. 

62  .  Erin. 

63  .  Erin. 

64  .  Norwood. 

65  .  Norwood. 

66  .  Keene. 

67  .  Keene. 

68  .  Keene. 

69  .  Farmersville. 

70  .  Farmersville. 

71  .  Farmersville. 

72  . .  Mitchell. 

73  .  Mitchell. 

74  .  London  Conf. 


WINANS,  WM.  HENRY. 
1863  R.  out..  Strathroy. 


64  .  Strathroy. 

65  .  Ingersoll. 


Died  May  30th,  1866,  aged  25 
years. 


WTNTER,  DAVID. 

1868  c.  .  Hall’s  Bridge. 

69  R.  wit..  Bobcaygeon. 

70  .  Oakwood. 


1871 

72 

s.  v.  c. .  .  Cobourg. 

73 

R.  f.  c.  &  o  New  Glasgow. 

74 

.  Montreal  Conf. 

WITHROW,  WM.  H.,  M.A. 

1861 

f  New  Connexion 

to 

r . -j  Methodist 

65 

I  l  Conference. 

66 

R.  on  t  .  .  Plainville. 

67 

.  Plainville. 

68 

R.f.  c.  .  \  Davenport  and 

69 

.  (  Seaton. 

70 

.  Niagara. 

71 

.  N  iagara. 

72 

.  Niagara. 

73 

.  Hamilton -Presi- 

74 

dent’s  Assist. 
.  Toronto  Conf. 

A  graduate  of  Toronto  Univer- 

sity — 

M.A.,  1864. 

1850 

WITTED,  J.  G. 

R.  f.  c.  .  Matilda. 

51 

.  Visiting  Eng. 

52 

.  Consecon. 

53 

.  Colborne. 

54 

.  Colborne. 

55 

.  Rem.toU.S. 

1822 

WOOD,  CHARLES. 

(  Methodist 

to 

. -j  Episcopal 

32 

l  Conference. 

33 

.  Elizabethtown. 

34 

35^1 

to 

-sup’d.  .  Augusta. 

43  J 

44 

.  Located. 

WOOD,  ENOCH,  D.D. 

1826  Y 

(  Eastern 

to 

. <  British 

46  J 

(  America. 

47  1 

f  Superintendent 

to 

. 1  of  Missions, 

68  1 

l  Toronto. 

69 

(  Missionary 

to 

. <  Secretary, 

73  ' 

/  Toronto. 

74 

.  Toronto  Conf. 

Note. — He  was  President  of 

the  Conference  for  seven  years, 

from  1851  to  1857,  and  again  in 

1862.  The  honorary  degree  of 
D.D.  was  conferred  upon  him  by 
the  University  of  Victoria  College 
in  1860.  He  was  elected  a  Dele¬ 
gate  to  the  First  General  Con¬ 
ference,  Toronto,  1874. 


WOODSWORTH,  JAMES. 

1864  r.  on  T . .  Cooksville. 

65  .  Craighurst  and 

Penetang. 

66  .  Orillia. 


1867  .  Innisfil. 

68  R.  F.c.  &  o  Vespra. 

69  .  Vespra. 

70  .  Stayner. 

71  .  Wellesley. 

72  .  Wellesley. 

73  .  Cooksville. 

74  .  Toronto  Conf.  v 


WOODSWORTH,  RICHARD 
WATSON. 


1867 

R.  on  t  . .  Smithville. 

68 

.  Aurora. 

69 

.  Thorold. 

70 

.  Chatham. 

71 

R.  F.  c.  &  o  Wardsville. 

72 

.  Wardsville. 

73 

.  Wardsville. 

74 

.  London  Conf. 

WOOLSEY,  THOMAS. 

1852 

n 

53 

R.  on  t  .  .  Picton. 

54 

.  Brighton. 

55 

) 

to 

>  R.F.o&o  Edmonton  House, 

64 

)  H.  B.  T. 

65 

66 

.  Farnliam,  Que. 

67 

68 

) 

to 

71 

) 

72 

73 

.  Bruce  Mines. 

74 

WORKMAN,  GEORGE  C. 

1873  r.  wit..  Cobourg,  U.V.C. 
74  .  Toronto  Conf. 


WRIGHT,  DANIEL. 


1839  c .  Sidney. 

40  R.  on  T . .  Murray. 

41  .  Bath  &  I.  Tanti. 

42  .  Thames. 

43  s.  v.  c . .  Cobourg. 

44  .  Wolfe  Island. 

45  R.  f.  c.  &  o  Colborne. 

46  .  St.  Vincent. 

47  .  Shannonville. 

48  .  Shannonville. 

49  .  Shannonville. 

50  .  Lochabar. 

51  .  Lochabar. 

52  sup’y  . .  .  Kingston. 

53  .  Brock. 

54  .  Withdrew. 


WRIGHT,  DAVID. 

1821  )  f  Methodist 

to  - . -!  Episcopal 

32  J  l  Conference. 

33  .  Stamford . 

34  .  Stamford. 

35 "] 

36  I  chmn  . .  London  District. 

37  J 

38  .  Grand  River. 


154 


MINISTERS  AND  PROBATIONERS. 


1839 

40 

41 

42 

43 


44 

45 

46 

47 

48 


sup’d  .  . 


49 

50 

51 

52 


sup’d  .  . 


53 

54 

55 


sup’d  . . 


Whitby. 

Reesorville. 

Credit. 

Credit. 

Credit. 

Agt.  Con.  Funds. 
Whitby. 

Markham. 

Cooksville. 

Cooks  ville. 

Stoney  Creek. 

New  Credit. 

New  Credit. 

Oakville. 


1856  j 

57 

•  sup’d.  .  New  Credit. 

58  ) 

59 

.  Grand  River 

60  ) 

to  j 

►  sup’d  . .  New  Credit. 

64  J 

65  ' 

j  1  Oakville. 

66  I 

,  '  Scarboro’. 

67  ( 

■  sup  D  .  j  yolk  ville. 

68 

)  f  Leslieville. 

69  ; 

|  (  Leslieville. 

70 

-  sup’d.  <  Guelph. 

71  ' 

)  (  Guelph. 

Died  March  28th,  1872,  aged 
80  years. 


WRIGHT,  WrES.  P.,  M.A.,B.D. 

1856)  rMethodist 

to  > . \  Episcopal 

60  )  l  Church,  U.S. 

61)  fWes.  Fem.  Col., 

to  J- .  Hamilton — Prof. 

73  J  l  Natural  Sciences. 

74  .  London  Conf. 

A  graduate  of  Victoria  Univer¬ 
sity— B.  A.,  1848  ;  took  degree 
of  B.D.  in  Concord  Biblical  Insti¬ 
tute,  Evanston,  U.  S.,  1853;  was 
ordained  by  Bishop  Janes,  1858  ; 
admitted  to  membership  in  Can¬ 
ada  Wesleyan  Conference  in  1863. 


Y. 


YORK,  FREDERICK. 
1865  n.  on  t.  Romney. 


66  .  Wardsville. 

67  .  Templeton. 

68  .  Rem.  to  U.S. 


YOUMANS,  DAVID. 

ISIS)  rMethodist 

to  p . -j  Episcopal 

32  J  l  Conference. 

33  ) 

to  >  sup’d  . .  Whitby. 

39  ) 

40 

to  >  sup’d  .  .  Markham. 

55  ) 

Died  Feb.  14th,  1856,  aged  85 
years. 


YOUMANS,  JAY  S. 


1853  c .  Percy. 

54  . j  Percy  and 

55  . (  Seymour. 

56  .  Bath. 


57  mu  &o  j  Centreville  and 
’Ka  .  I  Tamworth. 


60  .  Newburg. 

61  .  N  ewburg. 

62  .  Morrisburg. 

63  .  Morrisburg. 

64  .  Morrisburg. 

65  .  Augusta. 

66  .  North  Augusta. 

67  .  North  Augusta. 

68  .  Bradford. 

69  f.  SBC  .  .  Bradford. 

70  F.  sec.  . .  Bradford. 

71  .  Removed  to  U.  S. 

and  united  with  the  Erie  Confer¬ 
ence  of  the  Methodist  Episcopal 
Church.  He  is  now  (1 879)  station  - 
ed  in  the  city  of  Cleveland,  Ohio. 


YOUNG,  EGERTON 
RYERSON. 


1 863  r.  on  x .  . 

64  . 

65  . 

66  . 

67  R.F.C.&O. 

68  )  , 

to  > . 

72  )  ( 

73  . 

74  . 


Hungerford. 

Thorold. 

Thorold. 

Port  Dalhousie. 
Hamilton  East. 

Norway  Plouse, 
H.  B.  T. 

Berens  River, 

H.  B.  T. 
Toronto  Conf. 


YOUNG,  GEORGE. 


1842  r.  on  T . . 

43  . 

44  . 

45  . 

46  R.F.C.  &  o 

47  . 

48  . 

49  . 


52  . 

53  . 

54  . 

55  . 

56  . 

57  CHMN  . 

58  . 


59  . 

60  . 

61  CHMN.  .  . 

62  CHMN.  .  . 

63  CHMN.  .  . 

64  CHMN.  .  . 

65  CHMN.  .  . 

66  CHMN.  .  . 

67  CHMN.  .  . 

68  ) 

to  >  CHMN .  . 

73  ) 

74  . 


Oxford. 

Chatham. 

Brantford. 

Toronto. 

St.  Catharines. 
Gatinean. 
Hamilton. 
Hamilton. 
Glanford. 
London. 
Drummondville 
and  Niagara. 
Niagara. 
Belleville. 
Belleville. 
Montreal  West. 
Montreal  West. 
Montreal  West. 
Brantford. 
Brantford. 
Brantford. 
Kingston. 
Kingston. 
Quebec. 

Quebec. 

Quebec. 

Toronto  West. 
Toronto  West. 

Winnipeg,  Man. 

Toronto  Coni. 


YOUNG, 

WILLIAM. 

1835  c . 

Cavan. 

36  r.  out . . 

Bay  Quinte. 

37  . 

Bay  Quinte. 

38  ORD  .  .  .  . 

Crosbv. 

39  R.  F.  C .  . 

Crosby. 

40  . 

Rideau. 

41  . 

Rideau. 

42  . 

Colborne. 

43  . 

Asphodel. 

44  . 

Asphodel. 

45  sup’d  . .  . 

Bowman  ville. 

46  . 

Brock. 

47) 

48  . 

49 

)  Newmarket  and 

)  Snake  Island. 

50  . 

Brampton. 

51  . 

Brampton. 

52  . 

Brampton. 

53  . 

Bradford. 

54  . 

Bradford. 

55  . 

Bradford. 

56  . 

Millbrook. 

57  . 

Millbrook. 

58  . 

Frankford. 

59) 

to  >  sup  d.  . 

.  Trenton. 

73  \ 

74  . 

Toronto  Conf. 

YOUNG,  WILLIAM  JOHN. 

1867  c . 

Ameliasburg. 

68  r.  on  t.  . 

Stirling 

69  . 

Wilton. 

70  . 

Cataraqui. 

71  . 

Pittsburg. 

72  f  r  c&o 

1  Morven  and 

73  . 

(  Gosport. 

74  . 

Toronto  Conf. 

Correction. 

On  page  101 — Joseph  William 
Holmes,  1873,  for  “Richmond,” 
substitute  “Richwood,”  and  on 
page  103,  John  Hunt,  1844,  put 
“Stratford”  after  the  word  “and.” 


ALPHABETICAL  ARRANGEMENT 


OF  ALL  THE 

CIRCUITS,  STATIONS,  AND  MISSIONS 

OF 

(TanaMan  JltrtljuMsm, 

1791  to  1874. 


Circuits  in  Methodism  embrace  a  number  of  Congregations  under  the 
charge  of  the  Minister  or  Ministers  stationed  thereon.  Usually  they  are 
named  from  the  largest  settlement  or  village  in  the  charge.  In  the  early  his¬ 
tory  of  Canada,  and  now  in  the  remote  new  settlements,  these  fields  of  toil 
embrace  from  seven  to  fifteen  appointments  or  preaching  places,  and  extend 
over  a  large  range  of  territory,  involving  long  and  wearisome  journeys.  For 
many  years  the  Circuit  system  included  the  cities  and  large  towns,  and  as  the 
Congregations  in  such  centres  of  population  multiplied,  they  were  united  toge¬ 
ther  in  the  same  manner  as  country  appointments.  As  the  country  became 
more  thickly  settled,  and  congregations  increased  in  numbers  and  wealth,  Cir¬ 
cuits  were  divided  and  subdivided,  until,  in  many  instances,  the  number  of 
appointments  does  not  exceed  three,  though  in  a  few  districts  large  Circuits 
still  exist. 

The  term  Mission  refers  to  that  class  of  work  where  the  members  of  the 
Church  are  few,  and  unable  to  sustain  the  Ministers  stationed  thereon.  A  large 
portion  of  the  early  work  of  Methodism  in  these  Provinces  was  really  Mis¬ 
sionary  in  its  character.  The  heroic  pioneer  Ministers  followed  the  early  set¬ 
tlers  to  their  new  homes  in  the  wilderness,  and  shared  the  privations  and  dis¬ 
comforts  of  the  times.  Before  churches  could  be  erected,  the  people  assembled 


156 


CIRCUITS,  STATIONS  AND  MISSIONS. 


together  in  the  log  cabin  to  listen  to  the  Word  of  Life,  and  many  a  revival  re¬ 
warded  the  servant  of  Christ  for  his  earnest  and  self-denying  labours. 

The  term  Station  is  used  to  designate  a  charge  having  only  one  Congre¬ 
gation.  During  the  past  few  years  there  has  been  a  tendency  to  form  Stations 
as  soon  as  single  Congregations  became  sufficiently  numerous  and  wealthy  to 
support  their  own  pastor. 

The  Itinerant  system  of  Methodism  has  served  to  give  to  every  Circuit  a 
great  variety  of  ministerial  talent  and  labour.  We  have  endeavoured  to  give 
a  full  and  correct  record,  in  the  following  pages,  of  the  names  of  all  the  men 
who  have  been  stationed  on  each  Circuit,  together  with  the  number  of  mem¬ 
bers  for  each  year,  and  the  amounts  contributed  to  the  Contingent,  Educa¬ 
tional,  and  Superannuated  Ministers’  Funds.  Where  Circuits  have  been  di¬ 
vided,  reference  has  been  made  to  the  fact  so  far  as  information  has  been 
obtained,  so  as  to  show  the  connection  of  one  Circuit  with  another. 

As  the  Wesleyan  Methodist  Church  after  1833  was  but  a  continuation  of 
the  Methodist  Episcopal  Church,  which  was  begun  in  Canada  in  1791,  and 
brought  into  Union  in  1833,  we  have  made  no  mark  of  distinction  in  the  fol¬ 
lowing  account  of  Circuits  and  Missions.  It  will  be  readily  seen  how,  under 
the  new  name,  after  the  Union  of  1833,  every  Circuit  and  Mission  was  con¬ 
tinued,  the  membership  maintained,  and  the  work  perpetuated. 


A. 


ACTON. 


A  village  in  the  Township  of  Esquesing,  Comity  of  Halton,  Ontario.  It  is  situate  on  the  Grand  Trunk 
Railway,  and  is  distant  from  Toronto  35  miles,  and  from  Guelph  13  miles.  Prior  to  1872  it 
formed  part  of  the  Georgetown  Circuit. 


Year 


Names  of  Ministers. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Conting. 

Fund. 

Educa. 

Fund. 

Robert  Phillips . 

John  W.  Dochstader . 

136 

$4  05 

4  50 

$2  00 

2  25 

See  London  Confei’ence . 

100 

Sup.  M. 
Fund. 


$5  00 
7  10 


ACTONVALE. 


A  village  in  the  Township  of  Acton,  County  of  Bagot,  Quebec.  Distant  from  Montreal  49  miles,  and 
from  Richmond  23  miles.  Prior  to  1860  it  was  part  of  Granby  and  Melbourne  Missions. 


1860  Thomas  H.  Walker . 

61  Thomas  Derrick . 

54 

2  10 

2  00 

62  Robert  H.  Smith . 

25 

2  33 

63  Robert  H.  Smith . 

30 

4  58 

2  00 

64  Robert  H.  Smith . 

35 

6  00 

3  00 

65  John  Scott . 

35 

4  00 

2  00 

66  .John  Scott . 

17 

1  50 

1  25 

67  . 

7 

0  75 

0  50 

3  00 
1  34 

4  09 
6  00 
4  00 
4  00 
1  00 


Note. — Owing  to  the  failure  of  the  copper- mines,  a  large  emigration  took  place  from  this  section  of 
country,  and  the  Mission  was  discontinued. 


WESLEYAN  METHODIST  CONFERENCE, 


157 


ADELAIDE. 

A  village  and  township  in  the  County  of  Middlesex,  Ontario.  Distant  from  London  25  miles,  and 

from  Sarnia  36  miles. 


Year 

Names  of  Ministers. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Conting. 

Fund. 

Educa. 

Fund. 

Sup.  M. 
Fund. 

1847 

Robert  Corson . 

48 

Geo.  Kennedy,  John  Webster . 

293 

$4  50 

$3  00 

3  25 

3  50 

49 

Ozias  Barber,  Joseph  Hill . 

5  00 

50 

John  Hutchinson . 

237 

215 

8  00 

51 

See  Strathroy . . 

8  04 

Note. — In  1868  Adelaide  is  again  found  in  the  Minutes  of  Conference  as  a  Circuit  with  four  ap¬ 
pointments — Strathroy  Circuit  having  been  divided. 


68  John  Neelands . 

69  John  Neelands.  .  . 

70  John  Neelands,  (B.  T.  White) 

71  John  Mahan, 'George  Daniel. 

72  John  Mahan,  Henry  E.  Hill. 

73  John  Mahan  . 

74  See  Toronto  Conference . 


100 

3 

00 

$4  00 

12  00 

139 

3 

10 

6  00 

8  25 

189 

4 

00 

7  00 

9  00 

158 

5 

01 

3  72 

4  02 

155 

5 

10 

2  49 

5  00 

158 

8 

94 

3  20 

7  00 

AILSA  CRAIG  AND  PARK  HILL. 


Ailsa-Craig  is  a  village  in  the  Township  of  West  McGillivray,  in  the  County  of  Huron,  and  Park  Hill 
a  small  village  in  the  township  of  West  Williams,  County  ol  Middlesex,  Ontario — formerly 
McGillivray  Circuit. 


1867  Hall  Christopherson,  James  S.  Ross 
68  Hall  Christopherson  . 


210 

1  11 

28  | 

3 

27 

16 

45 

223 

12 

02  ! 

4 

00 

25 

00 

Note. — In  1869  Park  Hill  was  set  off  and  Ailsa  Craig  was  united  with  Lucan.  In  1871  Ailsa 
Craig  again  became  a  separate  field. 


71  John  Smiley,  M.A 

72  Richard  W.  Williams  . 

73  Richard  W.  Williams 

74  See  London  Conference 


129 

7  19 

.... 

4  00 

136 

7  57 

4  00 

•  |  132 

8  00 

4  27 

15  30 
20  00 
24  00 


AINLEYVILLE. 


A  village  on  the  line  of  the  Townships  of  Morris  and  Grey,  Huron  County,  Ontario,  distant  from 
Goderich  25  miles,  from  Seaforth  15  miles,  and  from  Stratford  39  miles — formerly  part  of  Morris 
Mission. 


1859  John  Hough,  Robert  Thompson . 

60  John  Hough,  Thomas  Kelly . 

61  John  Hough,  John  N.  Hewitt . 

62  Thomas  Robson,  Henry  W.  Maxwell.  .  . . 

63  Thomas  Robson,  Henry  W.  P.  Allen  .  . . 

64  Thomas  Hanna . 

65  John  Webster  . 

66  John  Webster . 

67  John  Webster . 

68  Colman  Bristol,  B.A  . 

69  Colman  Bristol,  B.A  . 

70  Colman  Bristol,  B.A.,  George  A.  Schram 

71  David  A.  Johnston,  Silas  J.  Hughes.  .  . . 

72  Robert  Davey,  John  McCarroll . 

73  (Name  changed  to  Brussels)  . 


130 

3  30 

1  60 

2  65 

164 

2  28 

1  37 

2  50 

176 

2  58 

2  13 

4  00 

185 

3  75 

3  00 

6  00 

223 

4  85 

3  45 

8  00 

123 

2  20 

1  10 

1  25 

115 

4  17 

3  26 

4  92 

130 

6  17 

3  57 

7  30 

139 

6  18 

3  40 

14  45 

150 

4  05 

3  17 

12  55 

155 

6  06 

3  30 

12  90 

211 

10  43 

5  10 

14  48 

213 

10  60 

3  00 

12  00 

222 

12  50 

4  56 

24  08 

ALBION. 

A  village  on  the  Humber,  in  the  Township  of  Albion,  County  of  Cardwell,  Ontario,  distance  from 

Toronto  27  miles. 


1829  Henry  Shaler,  James  Currie.  . . 

30  Jacob  Poole . 

31  John  H.  Huston . 

32  John  H.  Huston,  Samuel  Rose 

33  Gilbert  Miller . 


108 

128 

154 

414 


158 


CIRCUITS,  STATIONS  AND  MISSIONS. 


Year 

Names  of  Ministers. 

No.  of 
Members 

Conting. 

Fund. 

Educa. 

Fund. 

Sup.  M. 
Fund. 

1834 

to 

39 

387 

.... 

. 

Included  in  the  Newmarket  Circuit . 

40  John  Baxter,  Francis  Coleman 


41  John  Baxter  . r . 

42  Francis  Coleman,  James  Hutchinson . 

43  Francis  Coleman,  James  Hutchinson,  John  Goodfellow 

44  Charles  W.  M.  Gilbert,  James  Hutchinson  . 

45  William  Coleman,  Benjamin  Jones . 


408 

451 

553 

617 

343 


$14  90 
20  00 
14  78 
17  90 
16  00 


$9  62 
9  92 
8  00 

8  50 

9  05 


46  j 


to  Supplied  from  adjacent  Circuits 


367 


29  67 


18  00 


56  J 

57  Thomas  Lawson,  Ashton  Fletcher . 

58  Thomas  Lawson,  George  Stenning  . 

59  Thomas  Lawson,  Joseph  H.  Stinson . 

60  John  Learoyd,  William  Hayhurst . 

61  John  Learoyd,  William  G'.  Watson . 

62  John  Learoyd,  Henry  Kellam . 

63  John  W.  Savage,  Marmaduke  Pearson . 

64  John  W.  Savage,  George  Martin  Brown . 

65  John  W.  Savage,  John  Armstrong  (B) . 

66  Benjamin  Sherlock,  Samuel  B.  Phillips . 

67  Benjamin  Sherlock,  Samuel  B.  Phillips . 

68  Benjamin  Sherlock,  Robert  Phillips  . 

69  Edward  Barrass,  Robert  Phillips . 

70  Edward  Barrass,  Peter  W.  Jones . 

71  Edward  Barrass,  J.  W.  Clipsham  W.  G.  Howson... . 

72  James  Matheson,  Robert  G.  Wellwood . 

73  James  Matheson,  Joseph  Waite . 

74  >See  Toronto  Conference . 


297 

398 

421 

444 

386 

402 

383 

351 

360 

313 

350 

372 

350 

324 

324 

424 

424 


13 

82 

$5 

05 

18 

46 

5 

91 

17 

30 

6 

78 

15 

50 

6 

17 

17 

10 

7 

50 

15 

18 

7 

50 

15 

30 

7 

55 

14 

50 

7 

00 

14 

15 

7 

10 

14 

05 

7 

00 

14 

00 

9 

80 

14 

10 

10 

13 

20 

21 

13 

69 

19 

75 

18 

25 

20 

58 

10 

62 

20 

60 

11 

00 

20 

40 

8 

70 

12  35 

13  09 
10  37 
13  10 
15  00 
15  26 
20  00 
20  52 
20  60 
23  50 

23  00 

24  50 

25  64 
27  00 
33  00 
35  00 
43  41 


ALICE. 

So  called  from  the  name  of  a  township  in  the  County  of  Renfrew,  Ontario.  It  is  situate  south  of  the 
Town  of  Pembroke,  and  extends  into  four  townships. 


1862  Erastus  S.  Curry  . . 

63  Peter  E.  W.  Moyer  . 

64  Thomas  H.  Walker . 

65  John  V.  Wilson . 

66  Brock  Rose,  Charles  E.  Perry  . .  . 

67  Brock  Rose,  John  H.  Stewart 

68  Brock  Rose,  Andrew  C.  Eastman 

69  William  Sanderson  . 

70  William  Sanderson  . 

71  William  Sanderson  . 

72  William  Norton  . 

73  William  Norton  . 

74  See  Montreal  Conference . 


8 

32 

1  35 

65 

1  50 

1  16 

75 

1  63 

1  05 

76 

82 

78 

3  12 

77 

4  48 

55 

1  00 

52 

1  45 

1  30 

55 

2  00 

1  75 

60 

2  20 

1  90 

61 

3  06 

2  31 

62 

3  25 

1  75 

ALLENFORD. 


1  17 

1  55 

2  15 

1  95 

2  00 
2  80 
1  79 

3  25 

4  00 
4  50 
4  66 
4  74 


A  village  in  the  Township  of  Amabel,  County  of  Bruce,  Ontario.  Its  nearest  railway  station  is  South¬ 
ampton,  on  the  W.  G.  &  B.  R.  R.,  from  which  it  is  distant  10  miles.  Two  appointments  from 
Amabel  Mission,  one  from  Keppel  Mission,  and  two  new  appointments,  a  total  of  five,  con¬ 
stitutes  this  field  of  toil. 


1873  William  C.  Jolley . 

74  See  Toronto  Conference 


A  village  in  the  Township  of  Tecumseth, 


1869  James  Matheson  . 

70  James  Matheson  . 

71  Daniel  F.  Gee  . 

72  Daniel  F.  Gee  . 

73  Daniel  F.  Gee,  Daniel  Carter 

74  See  Toronto  Conference 


ALLISTON. 


Circuit. 


108 

.... 

133 

4  80 

1  05 

6  20 

;,  Ontario. 

Formerly  part  of  the  Cookstown 

160 

4  92 

3  59 

11  54 

141 

3  68 

3  60 

14  21 

145 

4  75 

3  70 

19  21 

150 

8  28 

4  16 

25  23 

160 

7  67 

4  40 

29  75 

WESLEYAN  METHODIST  CONFERENCE. 


159 


ALMONTE. 

A  village  in  the  Township  of  Ramsay,  County  of  Lanark,  Ontario.  Formerly  part  of  the  Carleton 

Place  Circuit. 


Year 


Names  of  Ministers. 


1873  William  McGill . 

74  See  Montreal  Conference 


ALNWICK. 

A  township  in  the  County  of  Haldimand,  Ontario.  Prio 


1855  Janies  A.  Ivison  . 

56  Nicholas  R.  Willoughby 

57  Alexander  Drennan 

58  Jabez  B.  Keough  . 

59  John  Salmon . 

60  John  Salmon . 

61  William  L.  Scott . 

62  William  L.  Scott . 

63  Christopher  Hamilton  .  . 

64  See  Fenella . 


ALTON. 


1873  Thomas  R.  Reid . 

7  4  Toronto  Conference 


ALVINSTON. 


ford  Circuit. 


1873  William  Austin . 

74  See  London  Conference. 


AMABEL. 


Mission. 


1869  Richard  G.  James . 

70  David  Williams . 

71  David  Williams . 

72  Wm.  M.  Bielby,  Richard  Strachan 

73  See  Wiarton  and  Allenford . 


No.  of 
Members. 

Con  ting. 
Fund. 

Educa. 

Fund. 

Sup.  M. 
Fund. 

”95 

$6  35 

$7  *25 

$22  10 

to  1855  this  Circuit  was  worked 
iian  Mission. 

in  connec- 

82 

5  40 

660 

67 

3  18 

3  75 

12  00 

140 

5  90 

2  68 

6  50 

120 

3  12 

1  25 

3  15 

131 

2  63 

4  20 

5  69 

129 

6  20 

3  75 

4  00 

157 

4  15 

2  78 

4  00 

168 

4  50 

1  16 

4  00 

140 

4  60 

1  50 

4  00 

merly  part  of  the  Orangeville  Circuit. 

60 

69 

3  48 

2  00 

5  00 

jton,  Ontai 

•io.  Formerly  part  of  the  Wat- 

16 

23 

4  95 

3  32 

2  27 

Bruce,  Ont.  Formerly  part  of  the  Keppel 

25 

94 

45 

0  10 

140 

1  10 

2  90 

5  60 

180 

4  25 

3  38 

7  34 

156 

4  76 

1  00 

6  15 

AMELIASBURG. 


A  village  situated  at  the  mouth  of  Roblin  Lake,  in  the  Township  of  Ameliasburg,  Prince  Edward 
County,  Ontario.  It  was  formerly  part  of  the  Consecon  Circuit.  Distant  from  Kingston  55 
miles,  from  Picton  15  miles,  and  from  Belleville  10  miles. 


1859  James  Greener  . 

60  James  Greener  . 

61  David  C.  Clappison  . 

62  David  C.  Clappison  . 

63  David  C.  Clappison  . 

64  Francis  Coleman  . 

65  Francis  Coleman  . 

66  Francis  Coleman . 

67  James  Thompson,  Wm.  John  Young 

68  James  Thompson  . 

69  James  Thompson  . 

70  Geo.  Carr,  John  Wilson,  B.A . 

71  George  Carr,  John  W.  Bell . 

72  George  Carr,  A.  G.  Knight,  B.A. 

73  Charles  Taggart,  Samuel  McCauley  . 

74  Toronto  Conference  . 


310 

9  73 

4 

25 

22  79 

312 

10  07 

4 

46 

26  37 

270 

10  11 

2 

68 

28  00 

285 

10  30 

3 

00 

37  50 

286 

10  75 

4 

52 

41  25 

289 

10  38 

4 

55 

40  00 

290 

9  67 

4 

59 

40  50 

292 

9  75 

4 

73 

50  00 

405 

10  00 

4 

75 

54  00 

400 

10  25 

5 

53 

74  00 

400 

No  returns  published. 

430 

12  08 

7 

00 

50  52 

445 

14  58 

8 

10 

63  13 

447 

16  03 

7  09 

50  00 

380 

12  15 

7 

53 

59  59 

160 


CIRCUITS,  STATIONS  AND  MISSIONS. 


AM  H  ERST  BURS, 

A  village  at  the  mouth  of  the  River  Detroit,  at  the  head  of  Lake  Erie,  in  the  Township  of  Malden, 
County  of  Essex,  Ontario.  It  is  19  miles  from  Detroit  and  18  miles  from  Windsor. 


Y  earl 


Names  of  Ministers. 


1826  George  Ferguson  . 

27  Edmund  Stoney . 

28  Edmund  Stoney . 

29  Joseph  Messmore  . 

30  Matthew  Whiting . 

31  Matthew  Whiting . 

32  Thomas  Harmon  . 

33  . 

Note — This  year  a  new  circuit  named  Gosfield  was  formed,  including  within  its  bounds  all  the 
white  members  of  this  circuit,  Amherstburg  Mission  retaining  only  the  Indian  members. — See  Indian 
Missions. 


No.  of 
Members. 

Conting. 

Fund. 

Educa. 

Fund. 

Sup.  H. 
Fund. 

256  . 
253 

188 

150 

150 

190 

340 

1841  Henry  Byers  . 

42  Daniel  Murphy . 

43  Thomas  W.  Constable . 

Sandwich  United. 

44  Thomas  W.  Constable,  John  S.  Marsden 

45  Thomas  W.  Constable,  Edward  Sallows 

46  Edward  Sallows . 


62 


From  1840  to  1847  Amherstburg  does  not  appear  in  the  Stations  in  the  minutes  of  the  Canad8 
Conference.  During  that  period  the  British  Wesleyans  were  working  independently  of  the  Canada 
body,  and,  we  presume,  had  charge  of  this  circuit.  In  1847  the  name  again  appears  in  the  Canada 
Minutes,  but  united  with  Gosfield,  in  1848  it  sustained  the  same  relation,  the  following  year  it. 
again  resumed  its  place  as  the  head  of  a  circuit. 


1849 

50 

51 

52 

53 

54 

55 

56 

57 

58 

59 

60 
61 
62 

63 

64 

65 

66 

67 

68 

69 

70 

71 

72 

73 

74 


Richard  Whiting . 

Richard  Whiting,  Thomas  Stobbs  . . 

Richard  Whiting  . 

John  Goodfellow . 

John  Goodfellow,  William  Williams 

Ephraim  L.  Koyl . 

Ephraim  L.  Koyl . 

John  Hodgson . 

William  Chapman . 

William  Chapman . 

United  with  Gosfield . 


Oliver  Edison  Burch . 
Thomas  Cleworth. . .  . 
Thomas  Cleworth.  . . . 

Luther  O.  Rice . 

Luther  O.  Rice . 

Luther  O.  Rice . 

Thomas  Culbert . 

Thomas  Culbert . 

Edmund  S.  Shorey  .  . 
Edmund  S.  Shorey  . . 

James  Laird . 

James  Laird . 

Edmund  S.  Jones  .  .  . 
London  Conference  .  . 


AMHERST  ISLE. 


Circuit. 


1847  Robert  Lochead . 

48  1 

to  >  Supplied  from  Bath  Circuit.. 

71  \ 

72  John  Ferguson . 


73  John  Ferguson . 

74  Montreal  Conference. 


117 

.$8  28 

154 

12  28 

158 

12  45 

39 

7  00 

41 

7  34 

60 

5  78 

$0  95 

97 

5  82 

93 

11  49 

2  25 

92 

5  86 

2  20 

92 

3  20 

2  12 

j 

95 

7  60 

4  24 

96 

5  26 

2  51 

82 

5  90 

70 

5  26 

0  78 

65 

8  04 

2  30 

79 

10  10 

2  40 

63 

10  50 

2  45 

61 

10  00 

2  92 

90 

12  48 

7  00 

75 

10  24 

8  73 

107 

10  25 

8  00 

123 

11  00 

8  00 

142 

14  04 

7  49 

County, 

Ontario — 

formerly  pa 

27 

3  12 

35 

11  13 

4  00 

50 

6  75 

4  25 

$6  65 
10  65 
9  06 


20 

48 

20 

16 

38 

70 

20 


5  33 
5  44 
33 
29 
54 
84 


9  20 
13  74 
8  50 

11  50 

12  00 
16  00 


7  00 
7  20 


WESLEYAN  METHODIST  CONFERENCE. 


161 


ANCASTER. 

S°  called  from  the  name  of  a  township  in  the  County  of  Wentworth,  Ontario.  The  Circuit  included 
that  part  of  the  Niagara  Circuit  which  was  situated  at  the  head  of  Lake  Ontario  and  Burlington 


Year 

Names  of  Ministers. 

O 

6 

£ 

1 

Conting. 

Members. 

Fund. 

18 

19 

20 
21 
22 
23 


1808  William  Case . 

9  Andrew  Prindel . 

10  Daniel  Freeman . 

Long  Point  Circuit  united  with  it. 

11  Geo.  W.  Densmore,  Enoch  Burdock  . 

12  Peter  Covenhoven,  Enoch  Burdock  . . 

13  John  Rhodes,  David  Culp . 

14  David  Culp,  Ezra  Adams . 

15  Thomas  Whitehead,  David  Youmans. 

16  David  Youmans,  David  Culp . 

17  Isaac  B.  Smith,  Joseph  Hickox . 

Alphas  DaVis  |  Samuel  Belton . 

George  Ferguson,  William  Jones . 

Alvin  Tony,  George  Ferguson  . . . 

Daniel  Shepherdson,  John  Ryerson  ..  . 

Isaac  B.  Smith  . 

Isaac  B.  Smith,  David  Culp . 

24  David  Culp,  Egerton  Ryerson . 

25  Joseph  Gatchell,  (Eclwarcl  Heyland).  . . 

26  J oseph  Gatchell.  Anson  Green . 

27  Thomas  Madden,  Anson  Green . 

28  William  Slater,  Egerton  Ryerson . 

29  William  Smith,  James  Wilson . 

30  William  Griffis,  John  S.  Attwood 

31  Samuel  Belton,  William  Griffis . 

32  James  Evans,  Edwy  M.  Ryerson . 

33  Henry  Wilkinson,  John  Armstrong  . . 

34  Ephraim  Evans,  John  Watson.  . . 

35  1  . 

36  >  Supplied  by  the  Hamilton  Ministers. 

37  ^ 

38  Alexander  McNab,  Peter  Ker . 

39  Now  included  in  Hamilton  Circuit _ 


300 

320 

569 

569 

500 

459 

374 

246 

280 

582 

598 

579 

594 

424 

342 

345 

396 

502 

517 

592 

495 

680 

840 

608 

506 

596 


400 


Educa. 

Fund. 


Sup.  M. 
Fund. 


$38  09 


$14  11 
21  00 
47  31 


40  25 


ANGUS. 


A  village  in  the  Township  of  Essa,  County  of  Simcoe,_  Ontario.  Formerly  part  of  the  Nottawasaga 


and  Angus  Mission. 


1869  Joseph  Deacon . 

70  John  Agar . 

71  John  W.  Totten . 

72  John  W.  Totten . 

73  John  W.  Totten . 

74  See  Toronto  Conference. 


56 

80 

4  88 

$4  00 

80 

5  57 

5  50 

*  150 

11  41 

6  50 

131 

9  96 

5  12 

140 

8  16 

5  17 

10  16 
12  00 
18  25 
24  31 
15  60 


ARKONA . 

A  village  in  the  Township  of  Bosanquet,  County  of  Lambton,  Ontario.  It  was  formerly  included  in 
the  bounds  of  the  Warwick  Circuit.  It  is  distant  from  London  35  miles,  and  from  Sarnia  35 
miles. 


1861  Ezra  A.  Stafford . 

62  James  Kennedy . 

165 

9  77 

4  09 

6  41 

63  James  Kennedy . 

148 

9  82 

5.  28 

7  15 

64  James  Kennedy . 

144 

9  86 

5  45 

8  30 

65  Thomas  Robson . 

160 

7  48 

3  36 

8  06 

66  Robert  O.  Wilson . 

150 

7  50 

3  50 

9  00 

*  One  appointment  from  Barrie  Circuit  and  one  from  Vespra  added, 

11 


162 


CIRCUITS,  STATIONS  AND  MISSIONS. 


Year! 


Names  of  Ministers. 


1S67 

68 

69 

70 

71 

72 

73 

74 


Robert  0.  VYifson . 

Thomas  Feather,  James  Charlton. 
James  Whiting,  Edmund  S.  Jones 
James  Whiting,  John  Grenfell.  .  . . 

James  Whiting . 

John  ltussell . 

John  Russell . 

See  London  Conference . 


No.  of 
Members. 


195 

166 

154 

148 

193 

94 

92 

102 


Conting. 

Fund. 

Educa. 

Fund. 

Sup.  M 
Fund. 

$14  63 

$6  23 

$14  00 

14  16 

6  62 

14  05 

8  26 

3  93 

10  18 

11  34 

6  60 

13  00 

1 1  36 

6  61 

11  63 

6  05 

3  12 

6  12 

5  02 

3  10 

4  38 

5  25 

1  78 

4  12 

ARNPRIOR. 

A  village  at  the  mouth  of  the  Madawaska  River,  in  the  Township  of  McNab,  Renfrew  County,  Ont. 
distant  from  Ottawa  40  miles,  from  Perth  40  miles,  and  from  Broekville  70  miles. 


1861  Andrew  L.  Peterson . 

62  )  . 

to  >  United  with  Pakenham  Circuit. 

72  ) 

73  John  Willson,  B.A . 

74  See  Montreal  Conference . 


35 


85 


0  80 


7  88 


1  97 


50 


7  25 


ARRAN. 

A  village  and  township  in  the  County  of  Bruce,  Ontario,  distant  from  Collingwood  60  miles,  and  from 

Owen  Sound  30  miles. 


1853 

54 

55 

56 

57 

58 

59 

60 


J  mes  Hutchinson  . 

Name  of  Circuit  changed  to  Southampton 


George  Jacques  . 

William  R.  Dyre  . 

William  R.  Dyre  . 

William  R.  Dyre  . 

William  Hay . 

61  William  Hay . 

62  William  Hay,  John  Stewart  . 

63  Isaac  B.  Tallman,  Thomas  Colling . 

64  Isaac  B.  Tallman,  Andrew  B.  Chambers.  . . 

65  Name  of  Circuit  now  changed  to  Invermay 


38 

1 

04 

0 

62 

42 

1 

10 

1 

03 

80 

2 

78 

3 

70 

130 

1 

90 

i 

24  | 

4 

05 

186 

1 

88 

3 

64 

160 

2 

00 

i 

51 

5 

04 

188 

5 

55 

3 

00 

6 

50 

230 

5 

62 

3 

25 

8 

01 

300 

5 

66 

3 

30  ! 

8 

00 

218 

1 

38 

1 

00 

2 

42 

265 

1 

66 

1 

58  ! 

3 

00 

ARTEMESIA. 

A  village  and  township  in  the  County  of  Grey,  Ontario.  Formerly  called  Proton  Mission. 


1857  Joseph  Hill,  Robert  Thompson  . 

245 

6  57 

58  Joseph  Hill,  Arthur  Browning  . 

224 

4  00 

59  Alexander  R.  Campbell,  Martin  Begg  . 

283 

2  76 

60  Alexander  R.  Campbell,  John  N.  Hewitt  . 

325 

5  09 

1  50 

61  James  F.  Latimer,  Dennis  Huff . 

282 

5  65 

2  00 

62  James  F.  Latimer,  William  J.  Hewitt  . 

290 

7  13 

2  00 

63  James  F.  Latimer,  John  Stewart . 

295 

9  13 

2  83 

64  George  Jacques,  James  P.  Kidd . 

+  218 

4  05 

3  02 

65  George  Jacques,  James  McCartney . 

233 

2  40 

2  98 

66  George  Jacques,  John  Saunders . 

67  Josiah  Greene,  John  R.  Isaacs . 

247 

4  53 

3  34 

238 

3  55 

3  10 

68  Josiah  Greene,  David  Williams . 

320 

10  40 

4  75 

69  Josiah  Greene,  David  Williams . 

440 

11  41 

8  00 

70  Charles  E.  Perry,  W.  M.  Bielby . 

548 

11  94 

7  00 

71  Charles  E.  Perry,  Edward  Charlton,  Chas.  Langford 

J  372 

7  63 

9  34 

72  Charles  E.  Perry  . 

378 

7  00 

7  00 

73  H.  S.  Matthews,  John  Turner . 

384 

8  06 

8  50 

74  See  Toronto  Conference  . 

414 

8  40 

4  50 

00 

00 

60 

00 

60 


11  42 
8  70 


50 

01 


6  91 
6  17 
25  10 
12  00 
11  00 
10  50 
14  00 

19  49 

20  50 


*  Forest  set  off.  +  Horning’s  Mills  set  off.  +  Markdale  set  off. 


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163 


ARTHUR. 

A  village  and  township  in  the  County  of  Wellington,  Ontario.  Formerly  part  of  the  Durham  Mission, 

distant  from  Guelph  25  miles. 


^eai  Names  of  Ministers. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Conting. 

Fund. 

Educa. 

Fund. 

Sup.  M. 
Fund. 

1855  Thomas  Lawson . 

33 

$2  48 

$4  00 

3  15 

56  Thomas  Culbert . 

57  1 

34 

4  58 

to  >  United  with  Mount  Forest  . 

63  ) 

.... 

64  Nathaniel  S.  Burwash . 

65  Nathaniel  S.  Burwash . 

49' 

1  70 

$0  62 

!  50 

66  Nathaniel  S.  Burwash . 

60 

1  76 

0  90 

2  37 

67  Aaron  D.  Miller . 

75 

4  46 

1  56 

3  75 

68  Aaron  D.  Miller . 

60 

5  56 

3  52 

5  00 

69  Aaron  If  Miller  . 

66 

2  97 

2  70 

5  50 

70  George  McNamara  . 

46 

3  57 

2  75 

5  75 

71  George  McNamara  . 

40 

2  58 

2  80 

4  57 

72  George  McNamara  . 

41 

2  61 

2  20 

3  25 

73  Robert  Phillips . 

61 

1  50 

1  69 

3  00 

74  See  London  Conference  . 

89 

3  09 

3  37 

9  09 

ARUNDEL. 


A  township  in  the  County  of  Argenteul,  Province  of  Quebec,  distant  from  Montreal  about  90  miles 

1863  Samuel  E.  Maudsley . i  ....  i  _  I  _  i 

64  Now  called  Harrington  . I  18  I  ....  I  ....  I 


ASPHODEL. 

A  township  in  the  County  of  Peterboro’,  Ontario. 


1842  John  Williams,  George  Carr  . 

43  William  Young,  George  Carr . 

44  William  Young,  Abraham  Dayman  . 

45  Name  of  Circuit  changed  to  Norwood 


285 

266 

268 


11  37 
13  00 
17  58 


1  00 
5  63 
7  54 


AUGUSTA. 


A  township  on  the  St.  Lawrence,  in  the  County  of  Grenville,  Ontario.  The  Circuit  was  formed  out 
of  the  western  part  of  the  old  Oswegotchie  Circuit. 


1808  Daniel  Pickett,  John  Reynolds . 

9  Ninian  Holmes . . 

10  Elias  Pattie  . 

11  John  Rhodes,  John  Reynolds . 

12  John  Rhodes,  Edward  Cooper,  Silas  Hopkins 

13  ) 

^  No  record  owing  to  the  war . 

15  Thomas  Madden,  Andrew  Prindle . 

16  Andrew  Prindle,  Peter  Jones . 

17  Isaac  Puffer,  Elias  Pattie,  Thomas  Demorest.. . 

18  Wyatt  Chamberlain,  Robert  Jeffers  . 

19  Robert  Jeffers,  R.  M.  Everts,  Calvin  N.  Flint 

20  Thomas  Goodwin,  Kenneth  McK.  Smith . 

21  Wyatt  Chamberlain,  George  Farr . 

22  Thomas  Madden  . 

23  Thomas  Madden,  Joseph  Castle . 

24  Wyatt  Chamberlain,  Philander  Smith . 

25  W.  Chamberlain,  Jacob  Poole,  Richard  Jones. 

26  Franklin  Metcalf,  Richard  Jones  . 

27  Franklin  Metcalf,  C.  R.  Allison . 

28  George  Bissell,  Charles  Wood . 

29  Thomas  Madden,  Richard  Jones  . 

30  Thomas  Madd,en,  Solomon  Waldron . 


347 

404 

450 

450 


330 

301 

505 
822 
750 

*  855 
623 
623 

506 
567 
590 
666 
983 
789 
385 
474 


i 


*  Note. — Up  to  the  year  1828 
Brockville  formed  a  part  of  this 
Circuit  ;  it  was  then  set  off  as  a 
Circuit  itself. 


Rideau  set  off. 


164 


CIRCUITS,  STATIONS  AND  MISSIONS. 


Year 

Names  of  Ministers. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Conting. 

Fund. 

Educa. 

Fund. 

1831 

Ezra  Healy,  John  Black . 

416 

32 

Ezra  Healy,  Charles  Wood,  Wm.  McFadden  . 

629 

33 

Alvah  Adams,  Simon  Huntingdon  . 

584 

34  Simon  Huntingdon,  William  H.  Williams  . 

598 

35 

605 

36 

•  United  with  Prescott  Circuit. 

37 

1 

38 

James  Currie,  Henry  Shaler  . 

.... 

39 

James  Currie,  Vincent  B.  Howard . 

540 

$15  60 

40  Daniel  Berney  . 

538 

15  70 

41 

Daniel  Berney  . 

342 

10  00 

42  Benjamin  Nankeville,  M.  Baxter  . 

408 

11  66 

43  Benjamin  Nankeville  . 

380 

12  40 

44  John  Lever . 

372 

12  50 

45  John  Lever . . 

326 

12  50 

46  Joseph  W.  McCallum  . 

319 

7  55 

47  Joseph  W.  McCallum . 

312 

7  48 

48 

49 

United  with  Prescott  Circuit  . 

310 

8  00 

50  John  Lever,  William  Burns  . 

.... 

51 

337 

9  90 

to 

■  Included  in  the  Maitland  Circuit. 

62 

63 

William  Andrews . < . 

.... 

64 

William  Andrews . 

225 

8  00 

$4  00 

65  Jay  S.  Youmans  . 

225 

8  00 

4  00 

66  Jay  S.  Youmans  . 

218 

9  00 

4  12 

67  Jay  S.  Youmans  . 

191 

9  25 

4  25 

68 

See  North  Augusta  . 

260 

10  15 

4  50 

Sup.  M. 
Fund. 


$15  40 
5  63 
8  45 


11  00 
4  34 
10  65 

10  92 

11  00 
13  40 
16  25 
15  18 
12  00 

8  00 


8  00 


15  50 

15  50 

16  00 
17  00 
20  00 


AULTSVILLE. 

A  village  in  the  Township  of  Osnabruck,  County  of  Stormont,  Ontario.  Formerly  part  of  the  Moulinette 

Circuit. 


1 869  William  Andrews . 

70  Thomas  W.  Constable  . . 

71  Thomas  W.  Constable  . . 

72  Thomas  W.  Constable. . . 

73  William  D.  Brown . 

74  See  Montreal  Conference 


260 

6  75 

4  00 

200 

4  75 

3  00 

172 

5  26 

4  30 

189 

6  02 

4  50 

202 

6  50 

4  10 

210 

6  70 

4  00 

20  00 

12  50 

13  00 

13  00 

14  00 
25  00 


AURORA. 

A  village  on  the  line  of  the  Townships  of  King  and  Whitchurch,  in  the  County  of  York,  Ontario — 
formerly  part  of  the  Newmarket  Circuit.  It  is  distant  from  Toronto  by  Northern  R.R.  31  miles, 
by  Yonge  Street  25  miles. 


1856 

57 

58 
to 

67 

68 

69 

70 


Joseph  W.  McCallum,  Wm.  Hill,  Wm.  J.  Hunter. 
William  McFadden,  Alexander  R.  Campbell  . 


Part  of  Newmarket  Circuit. 

John  Shaw,  Richard  W.  Woodsworth 

John  Hunt,  Daniel  Cattanach  . 

John  Hunt,  William  Mills  . 


71  John  Hunt,  John  E.  Lanceley 


72  Edward  Barrass, 

73  Edward  Barrass,  John  C.  Stevenson 

74  See  Toronto  Conference 


George  McIntyre 
John  Pickering 


273 

17 

13 

8 

62 

22 

00 

395 

26 

00 

10 

00 

31 

00 

251 

11 

58 

8 

00 

30 

80 

264 

12 

15 

8 

35 

24 

02 

222 

13 

32 

9 

85 

18 

00 

235 

15 

09 

8 

75 

20 

00 

285 

19 

06 

8 

00 

21 

07 

310 

21 

00 

8 

00 

32 

89 

AVENING. 

A  village  in  the  Township  of  Nottawasaga,  County  of  Simcoe,  Ontario.  Formerly  part  of  the  Stayn 

Mission. 

1872  John  V.  Wilson . I  ....  ....  j 

73  John  V.  Wilson .  120  8  64  2  51 

74  See  Toronto  Conference .  128  8  66  2  33 


5  10 
7  49 


WESLEYAN  METHODIST  CONFERENCE. 


165 


AVONMORE. 


A  village  in  the  Township  of  Roxboro  ,  County  of  Stormont,  Ontario  Formerly  Roxboro’  Mission. 


Year 

Names  of  Ministers. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Conting. 

Fund. 

Educa. 

Fund. 

Sup.  M. 
Fund. 

1869  Andrew  L.  Peterson  .  . 

88 

$4  50 

$3  00 

$13  00 

70 

Andrew  L.  Peterson . 

140 

4  15 

3  10 

12  00 

71 

J ohn  Storer . 

130 

3  78 

3  25 

7  60 

/2  John  Storer . 

84 

4  00 

1  75 

12  00 

73  William  Taylor . 

78 

4  20 

1  80 

7  00 

74  See  Montreal  Conference  . . . 

70 

4  50 

1  70 

9  53 

AYLMER  EAST. 


The  County  town  of  the  County  of  Ottawa,  Quebec.  It  was  formerly  called  Hull  Circuit,  from  the 
name  of  the  Township.  Distant  from  Ottawa  City  8  miles. 


1849  James  Elliott . 

50  James  Greener . 

51  Daniel  McMullen  . 

52  Asahel  Hurlburt . 

53  Asahel  Hurlburt . 

54  William  McGill . 

55  Robert  Robinson  . 

56  Silas  Huntington . 

57  Silas  Huntington,  Thomas  Cleworth 

58  William  Scales,  Edmund  E.  Sweet  . 

59  William  Scales,  William  W.  Ross  .  . 

60  Joseph  E.  Sanderson,  M.A . 

61  Joseph  E.  Sanderson,  M.A . 

62  James  Armstrong . 

63  James  Armstrong  . 

64  Joshua  H.  Johnson,  M.A . 

65  Joshua  H.  Johnson,  M.A . 

66  JolrnB.  Armstrong . 

67  John  B.  Armstrong . 

68  John  B.  Armstrong . 

69  Joseph  Kilgour  . 

70  Conrad  Vandusen . 

71  Conrad  Vandusen . 

72  John  Wakefield . 

73  J.  W.  Sparling,  B.D . . 

74  See  Montreal  Conference . 


66 

62 

65 

60 

59 
52 

60 
60 
90 

136 
136 
*  123 

89 

90 
72 
78 
65 
65 
65 

67 

68 
59 
67 
64 
41 
83 


10  94 

11  50 

12  00 
12  20 
14  12 

11  70 
11  20 

12  48 
10  00 

14  90 

13  53 
6  20 

5  27 

6  23 
5  40 

5  60 

6  76 

4  08 

5  51 

6  25 
6  75 
5  21 
4  70 
4  75 
4  88 

15  65 


5  10 
4  00 
4  00 
4  00 

2  74 
1  25 
1  47 

1  50 

3  50 
3  14 
1  66 

2  10 

2  25 

3  50 
2  03 
2  15 
2  20 

4  00 

6  63 


4  02 

4  10 

5  90 

6  00 
6  00 
6  15 

6  98 
8  00 
8  00 

10  00 
6  20 
5  05 
8  70 
17  21 
17  25 
16  00 
8  06 

12  76 

13  50 

14  00 
14  50 

7  63 
5  75 

10  15 
20  00 
19  61 


AYLMER  WEST. 


A  village  in  the  Township  of  Malahide,  County  of  Elgin,  Ontario.  It  was  formerly  called  Malahide 
Circuit,  and  is  distant  from  London  26  miles,  from  St.  Thomas  12  miles. 


1853  George  Kennedy . 

54  Francis  Berry,  William  Williams. 

55  Francis  Berry,  James  Morgan.  .  . . 


56  Ozias  Barber  John  Wakefield, 

(  Bnnton  P.  Brown, 

57  Ozias  Barber,  John  N.  Lake  . 

58  Andrew  A.  Smith,  George  Brown  . 

59  Andrew'  A.  Smith,  Samuel  W.  Messmore . . 

60  Alexander  Campbell,  Francis  W.  Ware  .  . . 

61  Alexander  Campbell,  Ira  C.  Lee . 

62  Alexander  Campbell,  John  Russell . 

63  James  Hughes . 

64  James  Hughes,  William  Tucker . 

65  Williaur  Chapman,  Alex.  G.  Harris . 

66  William  Chapman,  Reginald  H.  Starr,  B.A. 

67  David  C.  Clappison,  David  Cattanach  . 

68  David  C.  Clappison,  Nathaniel  Smith  . 

69  David  C.  Clappison,  James  S.  Ross  . 

70  William  Ames,  George  W.  Calvert . 


332 

15 

00 

7 

50 

315 

10 

00 

7 

00 

300 

13 

56 

10 

20 

310 

14 

00 

3 

40 

10 

60 

400 

12 

00 

3 

00 

10 

80 

t  283 

9 

60 

*2 

00 

8 

50 

212 

9 

25 

2 

52 

7 

00 

240 

9 

51 

3 

00 

7 

25 

227 

12 

52 

4 

43 

9 

00 

208 

8 

75 

2 

68 

16 

00 

283 

10 

72 

3 

20 

19 

00 

242 

10 

40 

3 

50 

19 

00 

252 

10 

75 

4 

40 

21 

00 

272 

12 

50 

5 

60 

23 

00 

290 

10 

00 

5 

00 

22 

00 

274 

11 

84 

5 

51 

27 

71 

296 

12 

84 

8 

00 

29 

43 

310 

15 

00 

8 

00 

34 

00 

Templeton  set  off. 


+  See  Bayham. 


166 


CIRCUITS,  STATIONS  AND  MISSIONS. 

’  I 


Y  ear 

Names  of  Ministers. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Conting. 

Fund. 

Educa- 

Fund. 

Sup.  M. 
Fund. 

1871 

William  Ames . 

300 

$17  00 

17  00 

$11  00 

$35  00 

72 

William  Ames,  Abel  Edwards . 

243 

9  45  . 

30  00 

73 

William  McDonagh,  Richard  Hobbs . 

274 

18  00 

6  00 

33  00 

74 

See  London  Conference . 

350 

19  08 

9  00 

60  00 

AYLWIN. 

A  village  and  township  in  the  County  of  Ottawa,  Quebec,  distant  from  Ottawa  City  60  miles. 


1864  Isaac  Cold 


65  Isaac  Gold  . 

30 

1 

70 

2  05 

66  Samuel  Teeson . 

30 

1 

25 

1  20 

67  Samuel  Teeson . 

33 

1 

45 

0  80 

3  94 

68  Samuel  Teeson . 

41 

4 

06 

2  05 

7  15 

69  John  Wilson  . 

46 

4 

00 

2  00 

5  99 

70  John  Wilson,  Thomas  Hadden . 

175 

12 

00 

12  00 

21  00 

71  Charles  V.  Lake  Richard  Shier . 

180 

7 

00 

16  00 

11  00 

72  Charles  V.  Lake  (Joseph  Carr) . 

145 

7 

00 

7  50 

6  50 

73  Charles  V.  Lake . 

141 

00 

2  00 

8  00 

74  See  Montreal  Conference . 

137 

6 

00 

2  00 

9  00 

B. 


BALTIMORE  and  GRAFTON. 

Two  villages  in  the  Township  of  Hamilton,  County  of  Northumberland,  Ontario.  Formerly  part  of 
the  Cobourg  Circuit.  Baltimore  is  5  miles  north  of  Cobourg,  and  Grafton  7  miles  east. 

1859  Nicholas  R.  Willoughby 

60  Amos  E.  Russ . 

61  Amos  E.  Russ . 

62  Thomas  Lawson  .  .  . . 

63  Thomas  Lawson . 

64  John  Bredin . 

65  John  Bredin . 

David  A.  Johnston 

John  Burwash,  B.A.  '  00  5  00  3  00  13  00 

James  Graham 


66 

67 


Plainville  united. 


68 

69 

70 

71 

72 

73 

74 


Robert  Davey  .... 
Edwin  Washington. 


Charles  Silvester, 

Charles  Silvester, 

Charles  Silvester 

Joseph  L.  Sanders . 

|  Joseph  L.  Sanders  )  T,T  „  TT 
|  Matthew  Robison.  \  Howson. 

[  Thomas  S.  Keough .... 

|  Thomas  W.  Campbell.. 

See  Toronto  Conference . 


85 

1  23 

2  58 

85 

5  27 

2  15 

133 

6  46 

4  19 

104 

6  46 

3  00 

108 

6  50 

2  00 

110 

6  80 

2  28 

100 

5  00 

3  00 

85 

10  25 

1  30 

89 

13  30 

4  72 

144 

18  14 

9  20 

*  142 

16  57 

9  50 

102 

9  93 

5  12 

101 

10  00 

5  30 

108 

10  00 

6  00 

90 

10  05 

6  05 

6  33 
5  40 
00 
00 
00 
50 


7  23 

12  20 
22  00 
22  00 
12  75 

27  75 

28  00 
27  40 


BANNOCKBURN. 

A  village  in  the  I  ownship  of  Madoc,  County  of  Hastings,  Ontario — formerly  known  as  the  Hastings 

Road  Mission. 

1866  Robert  Godfrey . 


67  Robert  Godfrey 

68  William  Norton . 

69  William  Norton . 

70  William  Norton . 

71  See  L’Amable and  Madoc. 


64 

4  02 

2  18 

47 

2  70 

0  91 

50 

2  71 

0  55 

52 

1  07 

2  02 

54 

0  71 

1  36 

63 

0  87 

1  39 

15 

30 

33 

95 

18 

74 


Plainville  set  off  with  47  members. 


WESLEYAN  METHODIST  CONFERENCE. 


167 


BARRIE. 

The  County  town  of  the  County  of  Simcoe,  Ontario.  It  is  situated  at  the  head  of  Kempenfeldt  Bay, 
on  Lake  Simcoe.  Distant  from  Toronto  64  miles,  from  Collingwood  32  miles.  It  was  formerly 
included  in  the  Lake  Simcoe,  Ooldwater  and  Barrie  Mission. 


Year 


Names  of  Ministers. 


1839  William  Price . 

40  Thomas  McMullen  . 

41  Thomas  McMullen,  Michael  Fawcett . 

42  John  Lever,  Richard  Williams . 

43  John  Lever,  Reuben  Robinson  . 

44  Horace  Dean,  Francis  Coleman  . 

45  Horace  Dean,  J.  W.  Cawthorne . 

46  William  Graham,  W.  S.  Blackstock . 

47  William  Graham,  Joseph  Hill . 

48  Luther  0.  Rice  . 

49  Luther  0.  Rice  . 

50  Lewis  Warner . . 

5 1  Lewis  Warner,  Thomas  Culbert,  J.  M.  Clarke 

52  Lewis  W arner,  Andrew  Edwards . 

53  John  Douse,  Andrew  Edwards . 

54  John  Douse,  John  S.  Clarke . 

55  John  Douse . 

56  William  McFadden . 

57  Joseph  W.  McCallum . 

58  Joseph  W.  McCallum . 

59  Joseph  W.  McCallum . 

60  James  C.  Slater,  John  F.  Messmore . 

61  James  C.  Slater,  Robert  H.  Smith . 

62  James  C.  Slater,  Thomas  Bell . 

63  George  H.  Davis,  Thomas  Feather . 

64  George  H.  Davis,  Le  Roy  Hooker . 

65  George  H.  Davis,  John  Burwash,  B.A . 

66  William  Pollard,  John  H.  Keppel  ...  . 

67  William  Pollard . 

68  William  Hansford . . 

69  William  Hansford . 

70  William  Hansford . 

71  N.  R.  Willoughby,  M.A . 

72  David  C.  McDowell . 

73  David  C.  McDowell . 

74  See  Toronto  Conference . 


No.  of 
Members. 


130 

146 

190 

189 

202 

258 

200 

205 

194 

163 

209 

261 

166 

230 

273 

*  286 
138 
130 
160 
162 
173 
204 
249 

277 

278 
244 
230 
271 

+  160 
158 
152 
144 

7  240 
284 
284 


Conting. 

Fund. 


$2  02 
1  40 
5  10 
5  68 

10  30 
9  80 
5  83 

11  58 

12  18 
8  83 

11  63 
21  74 
26  03 
15  56 
14  79 
14  30 

14  98 

15  00 
15  80 

18  95 

19  00 

15  38 
10  45 

12  11 

28  56 

16  50 

17  62 
16  80 

18  48 
28  00 

29  68 
24  98 


Educa, 

Fund. 


$14  06 

8  25 
7  00 
7  25 

4  75 

5  00 

3  51 

4  50 

5  00 

6  50 
4  51 
4  42 

12  89 

9  40 
10  00 
10  15 

13  54 
15  10 
13  05 
20  00 


Sup.  M 
Fund. 


$2  13 

1  03 

3  32 

4  00 
4  85 

2  80 

4  18 

5  78 

7  42 

6  62 

8  50 

25  25 

26  50 
41  98 

36  00 

37  75 

40  00 
37  00 

30  76 

31  00 

32  61 
30  47 
21  40 

24  92 
26  00 
21  15 

25  04 

26  00 

27  27 

41  55 

42  25 
46  58 


BATH. 


A  village  on  the  north  shore  of  the  Bay  of  Quinte,  in  the  Township  of  Earnestown,  Addington  County  > 
Ontario.  It  is  distant  from  Kingston  18  miles,  and  from  Belleville  36  miles.  The  Circuit  in 
eludes  the  Isle  of  Tanti,  or  Amherst  Isle,  and  was  formerly  part  of  the  Bay  of  Quinte  Circuit. 


1840  Conrad  Yandusen,  Joseph  Reynolds  . 

41  William  Haw,  Daniel  Wright . 

42  Cyrus  R.  Allison,  Gilbert  Miller . 

43  Cyrus  R.  Allison,  Robert  Corson. 

44  Cyrus  R.  Allison,  Erastus  Hurlburt  .  . 

45  John  Black,  William  Cotton . 

46  John  Black,  Joseph  Hill . 

47  Michael  Fawcett  (See  Amherst  Isle).  .  . 

48  Michael  Fawcett,  James  Armstrong  ,  . 

49  Stephen  Miles,  James  Armstrong . 

50  George  Can-,  John  W.  German . 

51  George  Carr,  Robert  Brewster . 

52  George  Beynon,  John  Mills . 

53  George  Beynon,  William  Bryers . 

54  George  Beynon,  Aaron  D.  Miller . 

55  David  C.  Clappison,  William  Shannon 

56  David  C.  Clappison,  Jay  S.  Youmans. 


243 

10  73 

6  50 

232 

11  10 

6  00 

262 

13  28 

6  28 

272 

12  27" 

12  04 

270 

12  32 

2  00 

264 

10  25 

4  50 

190 

9  00 

5  25 

272 

7  00 

3  63 

270 

8  33 

5  40 

255 

7  32 

4  75 

235 

9  70 

6  50 

243 

12  02 

6  98 

246 

12  19 

8  25 

318 

11  56 

5  12 

305 

9  98 

4  50 

452 

12  57 

4  00 

12  00 

*  See  Innisfil. 


+  See  Vespra. 


+  One  appointment  given  to  Angus  Mission. 


168 


CIRCUITS,  STATIONS,  AND  MISSIONS. 


Year 


Names  of  Ministers- 


1857  David  C  Clappison,  Robert  H.  Smith . 

58  J.  Herbert  Starr,  William  Short . . . 

59  J.  Herbert  Starr,  William  H.  Peake . 

60  J.  Herbert  Starr,  Edmund  S.  Shorey . 

61  Henry  Lanton,  George  H.  Field . 

62  Henry  Lanton,  William  H.  Schofield,  B.A . 

63  John  W.  German,  Moses  M.  Johnson . 

64  John  W.  German,  Moses  M.  Johnson . 

65  John  W.  German,  Peter  E.  W.  Moyer,  B.A . 

66  Edward  Barrass . 


67  Edward  Barrass,  j  Wm  Waton  Edwards, 

’  (  William  Wesley  Miller, 

68  Edward  Barrass,  John  Ridley . 

69  Richard  L.  Tucker,  Robert  F.  Oliver . 

70  Richard  L.  Tucker,  John  C.  Garrett . 

71  David  Chalmers,  Win.  Rilance  . 

72  David  Chalmers . 

73  David  Chalmers,  John  J.  Leech . 

74  See  Montreal  Conference . 


No.  of 
Members. 

Conting. 

Fund. 

Educa. 

Fund. 

Sup.  M. 
Fund. 

324 

*12 

77 

$6 

00 

*21 

75 

289 

13 

18 

5 

00 

23 

20 

296 

13 

12 

5 

68 

14 

65 

261 

8 

59 

2 

62 

21 

00 

280 

12 

00 

5 

35 

20 

00 

235 

9 

00 

6 

04 

18 

69 

240 

8 

51 

3 

04 

6 

35 

239 

12 

35 

3 

85 

14 

10 

248 

12 

74 

4 

26 

20 

65 

248 

16 

60 

5 

40 

51 

30 

230 

13 

89 

7 

34 

52 

13 

250 

16 

04 

7 

39 

33 

42 

250 

15 

02 

13 

80 

25 

53 

260 

15 

50 

15 

00 

27 

20 

274 

15 

60 

15 

00 

30 

00 

281 

20 

15 

11 

00 

32 

00 

278 

20 

00 

10 

00 

33 

50 

287 

19 

05 

10 

45 

34 

75 

BATHURST. 


A  township  in  the  County  of  Lanark,  Ontario.  Formerly  part  of  the  Perth  Circuit. 


1867  Henry  W.  Maxwell 

68  Joseph  H.  Chant  . 

69  See  Glentay  . 


105 

5 

00 

1 

10 

7 

81 

91 

5 

00 

3 

00  1 

6 

25 

BATTERSEA. 


A  village  in  the  Township  of  Storrington,  County  ofFrontenac,  Ontario.  Formerly  part  of  Waterloo, 

Kingston  Circuit. 


1866  Andrew  L.  Peterson 

67  Webster  W.  Leech 

68  Webster  W.  Leech 

69  Henry  Irvine . 

70  Samuel  Fear  . 

71  Samuel  Fear  . 

72  Samuel  Fear  . 

73  Samuel  Might  . 

74  See  Montreal  Conference 


95 

3  02 

1  17 

76 

7  59 

2  27 

80 

7  66 

3  50 

70 

7  72 

3  53 

60 

7  72 

3  53 

66 

7  00 

2  50 

66 

7  00 

1  25 

121 

10  95 

5  13 

4  25 

5  00 

6  92 

7  00 
7  00 
5  00 

5  00 

6  17 


BAYFIELD. 

A  village  on  Lake  Huron,  in  the  Township  of  Stanley,  Huron  Comity,  Ontario.  It  was  formerly  part 
of  Goderich  Mission.  Distant  from  Goderich  12  miles,  and  from  London  52  miles. 


1855  William  Norton . 

56  James  Berry  . 

57  Henry  Bawtinliimer,  Hall  Christopherson 

58  Thomas  Hadwin,  Samuel  H.  Seeley . 

59  Thomas  Hadwin,  Elias  W.  F  razee". . 

60  Thomas  Robson,  George  Jones  . 

61  Thomas  Robson,  Webster  W.  Leech . 

62  Orrin  H.  Ellsworth,  Thomas  Kelly 

63  Orrin  H.  Ellsworth,  Thomas  E.  Garbutt  . 

64  William  R.  Dyre,  Joseph  H.  Chant  . 

65  William  R.  Dyre,  George  Leech . 

66  William  R.  Dyre  . 

67  George  Jacques . 

68  George  Jacques . 

69  Edward  Cragg  . 

70  Edward  Cragg  . 

71  Isaac  B.  Tallman  . 

72  Isaac  B.  Tallman  . 

73  Luther  O.  Rice .  ’ 

74  See  London  Conference . 


74 

64 

170 

135 

138 

121 

181 

204 

194 

156 

131 

105 

103 

103 

130 

135 

126 

109 

115 


4  00 
1  13 
7  40 

7  48 

4  00 

5  34 

8  00 
8  50 
7  68 

4  63 

5  68 
5  81 

4  29 

5  10 

6  25 
6  76 
6  84 
6  17 

10  40 


2' 37 


1  03 

2  00 
2  16 
4  69 
4  70 
2  35 
2  46 

2  91 

3  09 

4  12 

5  70 
3  50 
3  00 
2  48 

2  60 


6  00 

5  00 

2  10 

4  30 

5  00 

6  00 
10  75 

*18  00 
14  86 
10  13 
12  21 
14  10 
14  64 
17  00 
10  75 
12  00 
10  00 
59  00 
13  67 


WESLEYAN  METHODIST  CONFERENCE. 


169 


BAYHAM. 

A  village  and  township  in  the  County  of  Elgin,  Ontario.  It  was  formerly  part  of  the  Aylmer  Circuit. 
It  is  about  19  miles  from  St.  Thomas,  20  miles  from  Ingersoll,  and  11  miles  from  Port  Burwell, 
on  Lake  Erie. 


Y  ear 

Names  of  Ministers. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Conting. 

Fund. 

Educa. 

Fund. 

Sup.  M. 
Fund. 

1857 

Brinton  P.  Brown . 

58 

Brinton  P.  Brown . 

250 

$3  00 

1  63 

5  65 

8  32 

8  80 

8  74 

7  75 

8  00 

16  00 

16  05 

$1  00 

1  21 

3  42 

3  34 

4  44 

4-  HO 

$3  00 

3  00 

4  43 

5  51 

12  20 
i  k  on 

59 

Brinton  P.  Brown . 

275 

290 

225 

253 

246 

231 

236 

60  Philip  Rose . 

61 

Henry  Reid . 

62  Henry  Reid . 

63 

Thomas  Crews . 

64  Thomas  Crews . 

3  50 

3  60 

10  15 

10  22 

12  00 

16  00 

31  10 

26  50 

65 

(  Thomas  Crews,  j  w.lr  „  , 

w™  n  13  \  ,  VV  imam  Taylor . 

66 

67 

(  wm.  o.  Watson,  Jd.A.,  ^  J 

William  F.  Morrison,  B.A.,  William  Taylor.  .  . 

See  Tilsonburg . 

300 

323 

BAY  OF  QUINTE. 

This  Circuit  received  its  name  from  the  Bay  which  separates  the  County  of  Prince  Edward  from  the 
Counties  of  Hastings  and  Lennox,  Ontario.  It  was  formerly  called  Cataraqui  Circuit,  and  is 
noted  in  Canadian  Methodist  History  as  being  the  Circuit  on  which  the  first  Methodist  Church  in 
Canada  was  built. 


Year  Ministers. 


1795  Elijah  Woolsey,  Sylvanus  Keeler 

96  Samuel  Coate . 

97  Samuel  Coate . 

98  Darius  Dunham . 

99  Samuel  Coate . 

1800  Sylvanus  Keeler,  Wm.  Anson. .  . 

1  Sylvanus  Keeler,  Daniel  Pickett.. 

2  J.  Sawyer,  P.  Vannest,  N.  Bangs 

3  N.  Bangs,  J.  Sawyer,  T.  Madden 

4  Sylvanus  Keeler,  Reuben  Harris 

5  Henry  Ryan,  William  Case . 

6  Henry  Ryan . 

7  Luther  Bishop,  Elias  Pattie . 

8  Ninian  Holmes,  Cephas  Hulbert 

9  C.  Lambert,  J.  Lockwood . 

10  Thos.  Whitehead,  P.  Covenhoven 

11  Thos.  Whitehead,  E.  Cooper.... 

12  I.  B.  Smith,  John  Reynolds . 

13  ) 

!  No  record,  owing  to  the  war. 

15  David  Culp,  Ezra  Adams . 

16  Thomas  Madden,  Ezra  Adams. . 

17  Thomas  Madden,  N.  Reeder  .... 

18  Isaac  Puffer,  James  Wilson . 

19  Isaac  Puffer,  James  Wilson . 

20  Robert  Jeffers,  D.  C.  Spore . 


No.  of 
Members. 

Yearj  Ministers. 

265 

1821  Robert  Jeffers,  Franklin  Metcalf. 

270 

22  J.  Cl.  Peale,  Wyatt  Chamberlain. 

447 

Kingston  now  united  with  it.. .  . 

447 

23  Wyatt  Chamberlain . 

412 

24  John  Ryerson,  Wm.  Slater . 

412 

25  P.  Smith,  S.  Waldron . 

464 

26  Ezra  Healy,  Samuel  Belton,  Geo. 

531 

Poole . 

520 

Kingston  again  set  off 

518 

27  Samuel  Belton . 

510 

28  Solomon  Waldron,  R.  Heyland  . . 

656 

29  Rowley  Heyland,  George  Bissell 

696 

30  George  Ferguson,  George  Bissell.. 

649 

31  George  Ferguson,  Alex.  Irvine  .  . 

632 

32  Matthew  Whiting,  Geo.  Poole .  . . 

622 

33  Matthew  Whiting,  J.  Musgrove. 

655 

34  Rowley  Heyland,  E.  Shepherd  .  . 

655 

35  Rowley  Heyland,  1).  McMullen.”. 

36  John  Black,  William  Young.  . 

* 

37  J.  Black,  W.  Young,  W.  Deverill 

511 

38  C.  Vanclusen,  Wm.  H.  Williams. 

634 

39  C.  Vandusen,  Wrm.  H.  Williams. 

730 

40  This  year  the  Circuit  was  divided 

755 

into  the  Bath  and  Napanee  Cir- 

722 

cuits — which  see. 

760  | 

No.  of 
Members. 


721 

505 

486 

517 

518 

930 

966 

551 

657 

686 

823 

749 

780 

609 

620 

590 

640 

643 

632 

721 


BEAMSVILLE. 

A  small  village  situate  in  the  Township  of  Clinton,  County  of  Lincoln,  Ontario, 
Catharines  12  miles, and  from  Hamilton  24  miles.-  ■ 

1869  Joseph  H.  Locke . 

70  James  Broley . 

71  Robert  H.  Waddell . 

72  Robert  H.  Waddell . 

73  Robert  H.  Waddell . 

74  See  London  Conference . 


distant  from  St. 


Formerly 

part  of  Grimsby 

Circuit. 

ii6 

$8 

69 

$5 

00 

$10 

55 

103 

8 

70 

6 

66 

11 

00 

111 

8 

76 

6 

68 

12 

21 

112 

10 

47 

6 

70 

14 

35 

102 

11 

12 

6 

90 

14 

60 

170 


CIRCUITS,  STATIONS  AND  MISSIONS. 


BEARBROOK. 


A  village  in  the  Township  ol  Cumberland,  County  of  Russell,  Ontario.  Formerly  part  of  the  Osgoode 

Mission.  Distant  from  Ottawa  City  18  miles. 


Year 

Names  of  Ministers. 

No.  of 

Conting. 

| 

Educa. 

Sup.  M. 

Members. 

Fund. 

Fund. 

Fund. 

1858 

James  Thornton . 

59 

Hiram  Fowler . 

26 

60 

55 

$1  00 

|8  81 

%\  25 

to 

!■  Included  in  the  Russell  Mission . 

64 

| 

65 

Jabez  B.  Keough . 

66 

Jabez  B.  Keough . 

93 

2  06 

2  17 

2  54 

67  George  Id.  Kenny . 

87 

2  72 

1  80 

2  10 

68  George  II .  Kenny . 

84 

5  38 

1  02 

11  40 

69  George  II.  Kenny . 

76 

3  51 

1  16. 

12  71 

70  William  H.  Peake  .  . 

66 

4  61 

2  90 

8  50 

71  (John  Todd,  M.A.)  . 

66 

5  07 

3  87 

10  28 

72  Job  Roadhouse  . 

62 

4  41 

1  62 

15  99 

73  Job  Roadhouse  . 

74 

4  45 

1  65 

6  12 

74 

See  Montreal  Conference . , . 

75 

5  27 

1  79 

16  00 

BEAVERTON. 


A  village  on  Lake  Sirncoe,  in  the  Township  of  Thorah,  County  of  Ontario,  Province  of  Ontario. 
Formerly  Point  Mara  Mission.  It  is  distant  from  Toronto  75  miles,  from  Whitby  45  miles,  from 
Orillia  25  miles,  and  from  Belle  Ewart  30  miles.  In  1862  and  1863  the  Mission  had  appointments 
m  the  Townships  of  Thorah,  Mara,  Eldon,  Carden,  Dalton,  and  Fenelon. 


1862  George  H.  Cornish 

63  George  H.  Cornish 

64  Edmund  S.  Rupert,  B.A 

65  Edmund  S.  Rupert,  B.A 

66  Edmund  S.  Rupert,  B.A 

67  John  C.  Wilson.. 

68  John  C.  Wilson. . 

69  John  C.  Wilson . 

70  Albert  C.  Wilson . 

71  Albert  C.  Wilson . 

72  Albert  C.  Wilson . 

73  Edwin  A.  Chown,  B.A. . 

74  See  Toronto  Conference 


60 

2 

00 

1 

60 

5 

00 

74 

2 

53 

2 

05 

6 

00 

77 

2 

70 

2 

12 

6 

20 

52 

2 

72 

1 

30 

4 

40 

50 

2 

78 

1 

32 

4 

40 

50 

2 

93 

1 

73 

4 

85 

38 

3 

47 

2 

50 

5 

00 

45 

3 

50 

3 

00 

9 

12 

56 

3 

60 

3 

10 

9 

50 

100 

5 

22 

6 

86 

9 

08 

85 

5 

60 

5 

15 

8 

50 

95 

10 

01 

4 

35 

9 

00 

95 

11 

94 

5 

62 

10 

29 

BELLEVILLE. 


A  city  in  the  County  of  Hastings,  Ontario.  It  is  situated  at  the  mouth  of  the  River  Moira,  on  the 
noi'th  shore  of  the  Bay  of  Quinte.  Distant  from  Kingston  54  miles,  and  from  Toronto  113  miles. 


1817  Israel  Chamberlain  . 

18  James  Griggs  Peale . 

)  John  Tuke,  ) 

)  Franklin  Metcalfe,  \  . 

20  Thomas  Madden  . 

21  Calvin  N.  Flint . 

22  Charles  Wood . 

23  Jacob  Poole  . 

24  Samuel  Belton  . 

25  James  Wilson  . 

26  David  Breakenridge . 

27  John  S.  Attwood  . 

28  John  S.  Attwood,  John  Carroll  .  .  . 

29  John  Beatty,  Gilbert  Miller  . 

30  John  Beatty,  William  Patrick 

31  Richard  Jones,  James  Musgrove.  .  . 

32  Thomas  Bevitt,  Edmund  Shepherd 

33  John  C.  Davidson . 

34  Henry  Wilkinson . 


165 

156 

156 

156 

160 

186 

207 

206 

301 

320 

424 

474 

511 

509 

690 

536 

122 


9  00 
4  93 


*  Murray  and  Sidney  set  off  as  separate  circuits. 


WESLEYAN  METHODIST  CONFERENCE. 


171 


Year 


Names  of  Ministers. 


40 

41 

42 

43 

44 

45 

46 


1835  Henry  Wilkinson . 

36  Henry  Wilkinson . 

37  Matthew  Lang  . 

88  Edwry  M.  Ryerson . 

39  Edwy  M.  Ryerson . 

Edwy  M.  Ryerson . 

Wellington  Jeffers . 

William  McCullough  . 

William  McCullough  . 

William  Haw . 

Isaac  B.  Howard,  George  F.  Playter . 

Isaac  B.  Howard  . 

47  John  Gemley . 


48 

49 

50 

51 

52  John  Ryerson, 


John  Gemley 
John  Gemley 
Richard  Jones 
Richard  Jones 


53 

54 

55 

56 

57 


George  Young 


James  Preston, 
Thomas  D.  Pearson 


George  Young  . 

John  Carroll  . 

John  Carroll,  Joseph  L.  Sanders . 

John  Carroll,  Thomas  S.  Keough . 

58  Ephraim  B.  Harper,  William  C.  Henderson  .  . 

59  Ephraim  B.  Harper,  Charles  Lay  ell  . 

60  Ephraim  B.  Harper,  M.A.,  Charles  Lavell  . .  . 

61  John  Douse,  Nathaniel  Burwash,  B.A  ....... 

62  John  Douse,  Nathaniel  Burwash,  B.A . 

63  John  Douse,  William  Hall,  B.A . 

64  Samuel  Rose,  William  Hall,  B.A . 

65  James  Preston,  William  Hall,  B.A . 

66  James  Preston,  Wm.  Isaac  Shaw,  B.A.,  LL.B 

67  James  Preston,  John  Burwash,  M.A . 

68  George  R.  Sanderson,  John  Burwash,  M.A  . . . 

69  George  R.  Sanderson,  David  L.  Brethour . 

70  George  R.  Sanderson,  David  L.  Brethour . 

71  Henry  F.  Bland,  David  L.  Brethour . 

72  Henry  F.  Bland,  Chas.  A.  Hanson . 

73  Henry  F.  Bland,  Chas.  A.  Hanson . 

74  See  Toronto  Conference . 


No.  of 
Members. 

Conting. 

Fund. 

Educa. 

Fund. 

Sup.  M. 
Fund. 

116 

' .  .  . 

$7  12 

162 

14  00 

170 

*9  25 

14  00 

165 

12  00 

12  32 

182 

9  00 

16  40 

179 

5  43 

9  00 

150 

6  90 

13  18 

168 

6  93 

6  73 

230 

9  14 

7  00 

260 

9  IS 

7  25 

216 

9  50 

7  50 

198 

9  50 

7  50 

180 

7  20 

4  00 

250 

13  05 

8  00 

250 

20  00 

16  00 

280 

24  04 

25  00 

263 

34  00 

26  00 

250 

28  25 

27  00 

240 

15  75 

27  65 

300 

25  87 

30  00 

330 

26  34 

•118  50 

134  00 

595 

36  00 

27  20 

106  00 

478 

40  28 

20  40 

06  50 

467 

36  91 

16  22 

72  52 

543 

38  45 

25  20 

192  67 

413 

30  63 

22  10 

110  05 

389 

29  79 

21  40 

117  50 

420 

37  90 

16  72 

117  48 

407 

28  68 

11  62 

107  02 

460 

28  53 

11  62 

08  75 

500 

32  27 

14  62 

63  52 

478 

34  62 

21  73 

75  13 

481 

40  52 

15  10 

93  45 

442 

33  05 

17  35 

93  85 

462 

35  18 

25  75 

95  15 

450 

46  53 

17  00 

101  05 

503 

37  17 

22  75 

112  61 

480 

45  25 

23  39 

130  54 

490 

47  05 

22  13 

132  80 

506 

48  10 

22  63 

153  51 

BELL’S  CORNERS. 


A  village  in  the  Township  of  Nejrean,  County  of  Carlton,  Ontario.  Distant  from  Ottawa  City 
9  miles.  The  Circuit  was  formerly  a  part  of  Huntley  Mission. 


1856  Thomas  McMullen . 

57  William  Scales . 

58  Robert  Robinson . 

59  Robert  Robinson . 

60  Robert  Robinson . 

61  Levi  Vanderburg . 

62  Levi  Vanderburg . 

63  Levi  Vanderburg . . 

64  Edmund  E.  Sweet . 

65  Richard  Wilson . 

66  Richard  Wilson . 

67  John  A.  Dowler . 

69  David  Chalmers . 

70  David  Chalmers . 

March  Mission  united. 

71  Webster  W.  Leech,  Thomas  Hadden.  . 

72  Webster  W.  Leech,  Arthur  Whitesides 

73  Jabez  B.  Keough . 

74  See  Montreal  Conference . 


69 

8 

05 

4 

00 

6 

00 

85 

5 

33 

2 

00‘ 

2 

93 

164 

6 

50 

4 

50 

8 

00 

114 

5 

50 

3 

50 

7 

00 

114 

6 

00 

3 

65 

7 

25 

140 

5 

50 

2 

50 

13 

55 

240 

6 

05 

3 

70 

13 

60 

255 

6 

15 

3 

75 

14 

00 

204 

6 

52 

4 

00 

14 

00 

ISO 

6 

52 

4 

00 

21 

65 

208 

10 

39 

3 

69 

23 

00 

162 

8 

47 

3 

70 

21 

00 

160 

7 

33 

2 

65 

21 

12 

162 

12 

00 

10 

00 

22 

00 

150 

14 

00 

13 

50 

23 

00 

218 

22 

00 

9 

70 

30 

90 

*  213 

15 

71 

10 

44 

30 

58 

169 

7 

92 

2 

62 

20 

38 

March  again  set  off. 


172 


CIRCUITS,  STATIONS  AND  MISSIONS. 


BELMONT. 

A  village  in  the  Township  of  South  Dorchester,  County  of  Elgin,  Ontario.  It  is  distant  from  London 
13  miles,  and  was  formerly  part  of  London  Circuit. 


Year 


Names  of  Ministers. 


1853  Ephraim  L.  Koyl. 


54 

55 

56 

57 

58 

59 

60 


Richard  Phelps, 

William  Savage, 

William  Savage.  . 

William  Savage  .  . 

John  Hutchinson, 

John  Hutchinson 
George  Cochran,  Peter  Addison 
George  Cochran, 


William  W.  Clarke 


61 

62 

63 

64 


70 

71 

72 

73 

74 


Wm.  Dignam 

Samuel  Tucker, 
Samuel  Tucker, 
Samuel  Tucker, 


Samuel  Hume . 

Wm.  S.  McCullough  1 
William  Tucker  $ 

Wm.  Tucker . 

John  Russell . 

Alex.  G.  Harris . 

65  James  Kennedy,  Wm.  W.  Shepherd  . . . 

66  James  Kennedy,  Joseph  W.  'Sparling.  . . 

67  James  Kennedy,  Peter  W.  Jones . 

68  Thomas  Crews,  James  S.  Ross . 

69  Thomas  Crews,  James  Charlton . 

Thomas  Crews,  James  Charlton . 

Hugh  McLean,  Robert  H.  Hall . 

Hugh  McLean,  Austin  Potter . 

Andrew  Edwards,  James  Watson . 

See  London  Conference . 


No.  of 
Members. 

Conting. 

Fund. 

Educa. 

Fund. 

Sup.  M. 
Fund. 

163 

$6  81 

.... 

$6  80 

226 

4  00 

$1  20 

2  40 

270 

6  45 

1  92 

9  00 

281 

2  10 

3  00 

11  00 

287 

19  60 

5  25 

8  00 

300 

14  81 

4  25 

6  00 

302 

11  24 

6  80 

11  00 

326 

12  97 

5  58 

24  30 

320 

8  00 

3  45 

25  00 

284 

13  08 

5  72 

30  00 

288 

14  63 

6  15 

35  61 

313 

14  96 

6  21 

36  50 

287 

16  91 

8  66 

36  96 

291 

17  38 

8  70 

39  77 

233 

17  63 

9  00 

40  00 

258 

15  30 

10  02 

44  44 

258 

15  75 

11  00 

45  00 

250 

18  13 

12  00 

46  00 

213 

16  21 

6  00 

40  00 

225 

16  75 

6  35 

30  00 

230 

16  95 

7  00 

45  13 

1857 

58 

59 


BELMORE. 

A  small  village  in  the  Township  of  Turnberry,  Huron  County,  Ontario. 

William  Shannon . 

William  Irwin  . 

Included  in  the  Teeswater  Mission  . 


41 

o' 

70 

2 

15 

50 

o 

75 

0  25  ! 

0 

50 

BERLIN. 

The  County  town  of  the  County  of  Waterloo,  Ontario.  It 

67  miles  from  Toronto,  and  22 

icci  i  John  Williams, 

)  Richard  Pinch, 


is  in  the  Township  of  Berlin,  and  is  about 
from  Stratford. 


Andrew  A.  Smith 

55  Thomas  Robson,  Andrew  A.  Smith  . . 

56  United  with  Galt  Circuit . 

Luther  0.  Rice,  Alexander  Sutherland 

Samuel  C.  Philp  . 

Samuel  C.  Philp,  Samuel  C.  Philp,  jr 

Samuel  C.  Philp,  j  ®f“edy. 

1  (  David  Chalmers 

Richard  L.  Tucker,  Elias  W.  Frazee. 
Richard  L.  Tucker,  John  Hyndman  . 
Richard  L.  Tucker,  John  H.  Keppel. 


57 

58 

59 

60 


61 

62 

63 

64 

65 

66 


William  Savage,  John  Armstrong,  3rd 


William  Savage,  George  M.  Brown 
Joseph  Slieply . 


67  J oseph  Slieply 


68 

69 

70 

71 

72 

73 

74 


Thomas  A.  Ferguson,  John  Scott,  B.A. . 

Thomas  A.  Ferguson,  Isaac  Tovell . 

Thomas  A.  Ferguson,  James  F.  Metcalfe 

Thomas  Stobbs,  William  Mills  . 

Thomas  Stobbs,  Jabez  Edmonds . 

Christopher  Cookman,  William  Baugh.  . 
See  London  Conference  . 


245 

280 

114 

200 

178 

217 

178 

204 

210 

220 

224 

209 

121 

130 

186 

216 

222 

175 

180 

230 


14  00 
16  00 

15  94 

7  32 

10  75 

11  40 

9  19 
10  12 

10  55 

12  31 
12  00 

11  10 

8  97 
10  29 

16  79 
19  77 
19  00 
12  07 

9  83 
22  51 


5  60 
8  00 
7  07 

5  77 

6  10 

5  10 


24 
07 

25 
00 
20 
36 
21 
45 
82 
78 

9  35 
6  00 
6  25 
9  45 


23  00 
50  00 
5  95 

10  90 
13  40 

13  52 

10  00 

11  07 
12  00 
15  21 
15  60 
10  52 
21  94 
26  27 
39  62 
55  62 
47  04 
20  00 
19  00 
44  00 


BERVIE. 

A  small  village  in  the  Township  of  Kincardine,  County  of  Bruce,  Ontario.  Formerly  part  of  Kincardine 

Circuit. 

1872  Andrew  Milliken  . 

73  Andrew  Milliken  . 

74  See  London  Conference  . 


187 

216 


10  27 
10  03 


4  50 

5  26 


13  50 
20  00 


WESLEYAN  METHODIST  CONFERENCE. 


173 


BLAIRTON. 

A  village  in  the  Township  of  Belmont,  County  of  Peterboro’,  Ontario.  Formerly  Havelock  Circuit. 


Year 


Names  of  Ministers. 


1872  Thomas  W.  Glover  . . . 

73  John  A.  Jewell,  B.A  .  . 

74  See  Toronto  Conference 


1848  Thomas  Williams . 

49  Thomas  Williams . 

50  John  Williams  . 

51  Name  of  Circuit  changed  from  Blanshard  to  St.  Mary’s 

BLENHEIM. 


miles,  from  Woodstock  20  miles,  and  from  Hamilton  68  miles. 


No.  of 
Members. 

Conting. 

Fund. 

Educa. 

Fund. 

Sup.  M. 
Fund. 

124 

$3  00 

$2  00 

$5  50 

131 

2  20 

1  45 

5  65 

100 

1  90 

1  60 

6  03 

Perth,  Ontario. 

119 

2  73 

.... 

.... 

1  45 

114 

3  14 

2  95 

110 

3  25 

3  00 

).  Distant 

from  Drumbo  R.R. 

Station  4 

1851  Joseph  Sheply . 

52  Joseph  Sheply,  John  Wakefield . 

53  John  Williams  . 

54  ) 

>  United  with  Berlin  Circuit  . 

56  Thomas  Robson . 

57  Henry  Reid  . 

58  Heniy  Reid,  William  W.  Clarke  . 

59  Joseph  Messmore,  George  Brown  . 

60  Joseph  Messmore,  j  ^.eo'.  H.  Kenney,  1 

L  (  David  Kennedy,  j 

61  Joseph  Messmore,  George  McRae  . 

62  Samuel  Fear,  David  Chalmers . 

63  Samuel  Fear,  David  Chalmers  . 

64  Richard  J.  Forman,  John  II.  Keppel  .  . . 

65  Richard  J.  Forman,  John  H.  Keppel  .  .  . 

66  Now  called  Washington  Circuit . 


204 

. 

8 

"77 

13 

00 

257 

10 

67 

13 

25 

257 

... 

281 

14 

15 

7 

00 

16 

15 

332 

15 

40 

9 

10 

19 

22 

324 

11 

56 

8 

00 

18 

65 

271 

12 

00 

4 

00 

12 

00 

250 

11 

00 

4 

00 

13 

00 

239 

12 

25 

4 

50 

17 

32 

270 

12 

30 

4 

53 

19 

50 

270 

15 

01 

4 

77 

18 

50 

250 

14 

12 

5 

15 

20 

75 

260 

14 

72 

6 

55 

31 

50 

BLENHEIM. 

A  village  in  the  Township  of  Harwich,  County  of  Kent,  Ontario.  Formerly  known  as  Rond  Eau  Circuit. 


1868  William  Chapman,  Edwin  McCollum  . 

69  George  T.  Richardson,  Joseph  Galloway 

70  George  T.  Richardson,  Joseph  Galloway 

71  Joseph  Sheply,  Alfred  L.  Holmes . 

72  Joseph  Sheply,  William  H.  Fife . 

73  David  Ryan,  Richard  J.  James  . 

74  See  London  Conference . 


250 

9 

00 

3 

00 

12 

66 

240 

14 

00 

9 

00 

16 

50 

250 

14 

25 

10 

00 

16 

60 

270 

3 

32 

10 

00 

16 

25 

275 

16 

09 

8 

00 

39 

57 

273 

15 

71 

8 

00 

43 

03 

267 

16 

50 

7 

56 

44 

50 

BLOOMFIELD  and  CHERRY  VALLEY. 


Two  villages  in  the  County  of  Prince  Edward,  Ontario. 

1868  David  L.  Brethour . 

69  Davidson  McDonald . 

70  William  S.  McCullough,  M.A . 

71  Jacob  E.  Howell,  M.A . 

72  Jacob  E.  Howell,  M.A . 

73  Jacob  E.  Howell,  M.A . 

74  See  Toronto  Conference . 


Formerly  part  of  the  Picton  Circuit. 


213 

5  25 

3  10 

13  00 

200 

5  30 

3  20 

13  00 

180 

5  96 

4  15 

13  55 

178 

7  78 

3  47 

24  17 

195 

7  20 

3  80 

20  96 

223 

8  56 

3  77 

35  39 

BLYTH. 

A  village  on  the  line  of  the  Townships  of  Morris  and  Wawanosh,  County  of  Huron,  Ontario.  Distant 
from  Goderich  18  miles,  and  from  Stratford  42  miles.  The  Mission  was  formerly  called  Morris. 


1 862  Peter  Campbell . 

63  Colman  Bristol,  B.A. 

64  Colman  Bristol,  B.A. 

65  Thomas  Hanna . 

66  Thomas  Hanna . 

67  Thomas  Hanna . 

68  (See  Wingham) . 


101 

2  80 

1  60 

95 

3  25 

3  00 

96 

3  21 

2  00 

101 

3  24 

1  86 

122 

5  09 

2  84 

126 

5  25 

2  46 

135 

5  71 

2  71 

2  40 
4  00 
4  00 
4  02 
7  25 
10  10 
13  03 


174 


CIRCUITS,  STATIONS  AND  MISSIONS. 


BOBCAYGEON. 


A  village  in  the  Township  of  Verulam,  County  of  Victoria,  Ontario.  It  is  situated  on  an  Island 
formed  by  the  outlets  of  Sturgeon,  Scugog,  Balsam,  and  other  Lakes  into  Pigeon  Lake,  it  was 
formerly  part  of  Lindsay  Circuit. 


Year 


Names  of  Ministers. 


1857  James  Ash . 

58  John  A.  Dowler . 

59  John  A.  Dowler . 

60  John  A.  Dowler,  N.  S.  Burwash . 

61  David  Hardie . 

62  David  Hardie,  Alex..  Hardie . 

63  David  Hardie,  Alex.  Hardie . 

64  Joseph  H.  Stinson,  Wi,  R.  Barker  .  . 

65  George  McNamara,  John  H.  Robinson 

66  George  McNamara . 

67  George  McNamara . 

68  William  Sheridan . 

69  William  Sheridan,  David  Winter . 

70  William  Richardson,  Robert  F.  Oliver 

71  William  R.  Barker,  Samuel  McCauley 

72  Robert  Godfrey,  William  Craig . 

73  Robert  Godfrey,  William  T.  Dyer 

74  Toronto  Conference . 


No.  of 
Members. 

Conting. 

Fund. 

Educa. 

Fund. 

Sup.  M. 
Fund. 

34 

101 

$12  57 

$3  57 

$8  53 

100 

4  95 

2  05 

1  46 

175 

3  32 

1  50 

221 

3  24 

1  10 

1  57 

147 

2  86 

1  31 

2  20 

156 

2  18 

2  02 

206 

3  69 

1  40 

3  04 

197 

2  61 

2  72 

107 

1  58 

6  15 

2  02 

100 

1  50 

0  84 

3  50 

109 

2  91 

3  17 

3  50 

119 

3  10 

3  20 

10  00 

195 

5  00 

5  00 

20  00 

200 

9  19 

7  12 

21  93 

230 

13  70 

9  00 

27  00 

234 

11  00 

7  00 

24  00 

229 

12  30 

7  10 

26  25 

BOLSOVER. 


A  village  on  the  River  Talbot,  in  the  Township  of  Eldon,  County  of  Victoria,  Ontario.  In  1863  it 
was  a  part  of  Point  Mara  Mission  ;  from  1864  to  1866  it  was  part  of  the  Coboconk  and  Carden 
Mission. 


1866  Wm  W.  Miller . 

67  Wm.  R.  Barker . 

68  George  McNamara. .  . . 

69  George  McNamara 

70  United  with  Coboconk 


60 

2  96 

_ 

1  35 

76 

3  89 

2  29 

69 

1  71 

2  33 

72 

1  75 

2  36 

3  20 
5  00 
3  25 
3  27 


BOLTON. 

A  village  at  the  head  of  Austin’s  Bay,  Lake  Memphramagog,  in  the  Township  of  Bolton,  County  of 
Brome,  Quebec.  Formerly  known  as  East  Bolton  Mission. 

1868  Thomas  Bell,  Jacob  Halpenny .  137  11  41  3  59  8 

69  Thomas  Bell,  Jacob  Halpenny . .- .  137  5  16  5  00  11 

70  Thomas  Bell .  107  5  16  5  00  11 

71  William  Scales .  Ill  5  24  5  20  11 

72  William  Scales  .  112  4  21  3  00  8 

73  John  Grenfell .  150  8  83  5  00  9 

74  See  Montreal  Conference .  *  97  9  00  5  21  12 


50 

58 

60 

36 

00 

48 

00 


BONCHERE. 


Renfrew,  Ontario 


1828  George  Farr . 

29  . ...~ . 

26 

30  Alvah  Adams . 

30 

31  James  Brock . 

40 

32  Simon  Huntington . 

56 

33  )  . 

47 

to  ^  United  with  Mississippi  Circuit. 

38  ) 

39  United  with  Pembroke  Circuit. 

40  Stephen  Brownell . 

41  1 . 

13 

800 

t  o  >  Again  united  with  Pembroke  Circuit. 

45  ) 

46  William  Chapman . 

47  John  Howes . 

1 ) 

48  John  FI  owes . 

30 

4  47 

3  02 

3  85 

4  87 

49  Richard  Wilson . 

30 

50  Thomas  Hanna . 

31 

51  Name  of  Mission  changed  to  Renfrew . 

37 

3  44 


1  40 
1  43 
0  73 
0  90 
0  70 


Mansonville  set  off. 


WESLEYAN  METHODIST  CONFERENCE. 


175 


BOND  HEAD. 


Year 


Names  of  Ministers. 


1868 

69 

70 

71 

72 

73 

74 


Isaac  B.  Aylesworth,  M.D.,  John  Scanlon 

James  Goodwin,  Robert  Reynolds . 

James  Goodwin,  Wm.  J.  Fife . 

James  Goodwin,  John  Smith . 

Francis  Coleman,  Thos.  H.  Patcheil 

Francis  Coleman,  Austin  Potter . 

See  Toronto  Conference . 


y  of  Simcoe,  Ontario, 
■cuit. 

It  was  foi 

’inerly  pai 

O 

o 

Conting. 

Educa. 

Sup.  M. 

Members. 

Fund. 

Fund. 

Fund. 

286  . 

$8 ’47 

$6  65 

$20  00 

305 

12  62 

7  00 

28  85 

308 

12  84 

9  35 

34  58 

344 

12  90 

7  00 

40  62 

265 

13  00 

6  00 

42  50 

260 

13  00 

6  14 

47  26 

BOWMANYILLE. 

A  town  in  the  Township  of  Darlington,  County  of  Durham,  Ontario. 

miles,  and  from  Cobourg  26  miles,  and  was  formerly  part 
1845  Alvah  Adams . 

46  Alvah  Admas,  Ozias  Barber . 

47  William  Haw,  William  Coleman . 

48  William  Haw,  John  C.  Osborne . 

49  Michael  Fawcett,  Alex.  Potts . 

50  James  C.  Slater . 

51  James  C.  Slater . 

52  Charles  Fish . 

53  Charles  Fish,  George  McRitchie . 

54  Thomas  Cosford,  John  Mills . 

55  Thomas  Cosford,  Samuel  Tucker  . 

56  Thomas  Cosford,  Amos  E.  Russ . 

57  James  C.  Slater,  William  Bryers . 

58  James  C.  Slater,  James  Broley . ' '  ’ 

59  James  C.  Slater,  James  D.  Ogilvie . 

60  William  MeFadden,  William  Sheridan . 

61  William  MeFadden,  James  Graham . 

62  William  MeFadden,  James  Graham . 

63  Edwin  Clement,  William  Galbraith . 

64  Edwin  Clement,  James  Hannon . 

65  Edwin  Clement,  James  Hannon . 

66  George  Cochran,  Samuel  J.  Hunter . 

67  Richard  Whiting,  George  Leech . 

68  Richard  Whiting,  George  Leech,  Wm.  J.  Joffiffe.! 

69  G.  N.  A.  F.  T.  Dickson . 

70  G.  N.  A.  F.  T.  Dickson . 

71  G.  N.  A.  F.  T.  Dickson . 

72  John  Bredin  . 

73  John  Bredin  . 

74  Toronto  Conference . 


It  is  distant  from 
of  Whitby  Circuit 


Toronto  43 


235 

8  25 

8  25 

173 

6  10 

7  50 

243 

7  50 

11'  75 

277 

7  00 

9  00 

298 

7  60 

8  80 

173 

8  95 

4  75 

168 

10  05 

5  00 

200 

6  43 

7  40 

262 

11  97 

9  00 

*  190 

15  83 

7  00 

13  30 

232 

17  00 

7  50 

32  12 

£70 

18  00 

12  00 

42  00 

394 

14  45 

6  37 

18  12 

341 

14  70 

5  25 

34  50 

407 

15  00 

10  50 

32  00 

355 

15  20 

9  00 

27  70 

369 

16  30 

9  00 

30  15 

374 

15  10 

5  00 

35  50 

386 

20  00 

9  18 

55  79 

387 

20  36 

8  55 

50  00 

374 

20  72 

9  11 

56  17 

332 

24  02 

1)  60 

82  16 

340 

25  05 

13  30 

83  25 

t  400 

25  14 

17  00 

84  00 

100 

11  00 

15  00 

50  00 

106 

17  00 

20  00 

54  00 

150 

18  75 

8  60 

52  00 

140 

19  00 

9  50 

53  00 

140 

16  75 

10  00 

53  00 

BRACEBRIDGE. 

A  village  on  the  Muskoka  River,  in  the  Township  of  Macauley,  district  of  Muskoka,  Ontario.  Distant 
from  Orillia  35  miles — formerly  Muskoka  Mission 

1873  Webster  W.  Leech,  Almon  P.  Lyons . 

74  'Toronto  Conference . . . 


1  120 

9  59 

4 

00 

13  16 

123 

9  49 

5 

12 

16  00 

BRADFORD. 

A  village  in  the  Township  of  West  Gwillimbury,  County  of  Simcoe,  Ontario— formerly  part  of  Albion 
Circuit.  Distant  from  Toronto  41  miles,  and  from  Barrie  26  miles. 


1846  William  Coleman,  Benjamin  Jones . 

47  Ezra  Adams,  Alexander  Campbell . 

258 

24  34 

19  00 

48  Cornelius  Flummerfelt,  William  S.  Blackstock  . . 

257 

17  52 

5  12 

49  Cornelius  Flummerfelt,  John  Webster . 

229 

16  50 

12  87 

50  Luther  O.  Rice,  Thomas  Culbert . 

236 

17  28 

13  55 

*  Newcastle  set  off.  +  Darlington  set  off  and  Bowmanville  made  a  station. 


176 


CIRCUITS,  STATIONS  AND  MISSIONS. 


Year 


1851 

52 

53 

54 

55 

56 

57 

58 

59 

60 
61 
62 

63 

64 

65 

66 

67 

68 

69 

70 

71 

72 

73 

74 


Names  of  Ministers. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Conting. 

Fund. 

Educa. 

Fund. 

Sup.  M. 
Fund. 

Reuben  E.  Tupper,  Andrew  A.  Smith  . 

Reuben  E.  Tupper,  Isaac  Barber . 

*  299 

$18 

78 

$9 

76 

279 

9 

10 

16 

00 

William  Young,  James  Taylor . 

390 

18 

00 

9 

00 

William  Young,  Richard  J.  Forman . 

409 

22 

56 

26 

36 

William  Young,  William  McDonagh . 

455 

29 

11 

$9 

00 

38 

35 

Isaac  B.  Aylesworth,  M.D.,  James  Thompson . 

+  376 

29 

42 

10 

38 

40 

31 

Isaac  B.  Aylesworth,  M.D.,  Wm.  J.  Hunter . 

258 

17 

90 

9 

27 

30 

75 

Charles  Silvester,  Joseph  L.  Sanders . 

359 

25 

27 

7 

50 

30 

00 

Charles  Silvester,  William  L.  Scott . 

332 

16 

11 

9 

33 

34 

45 

William  English,  Robert  H.  Smith . 

302 

14 

90 

8 

43 

35 

41 

William  English,  Isaac  Gold  . 

290 

15 

00 

5 

88 

36 

50 

John  S.  Clarke,  George  M.  Meacham,  B.A . 

278 

8 

44 

2 

94 

28 

25 

John  S.  Clarke,  Wesley  Casson . 

306 

10 

00 

4 

50 

30 

00 

JohnS.  Clarke,  Peter  Addison . 

283 

10 

50 

4 

50 

30 

00 

William  McCullough,  William  F.  Morrison,  B.A.  . 

265 

8 

00 

4 

00 

15 

00 

I.  B.  Aylesworth,  M  D.,  J.  G.  Keagey,  B.A . 

286 

12 

15 

6 

14 

16 

00 

I.  B.  Aylesworth,  M.D. ,  Joseph  Locke . 

300 

12 

50 

7 

00 

27 

00 

Jay  S.  Youmans . 

£  385 

16 

40 

10 

83 

27 

07 

Jay  S.  Youmans . 

100 

10 

00 

7 

00 

13 

50 

Jay  S.  Youmans . 

133 

15 

00 

8 

00 

16 

00 

George  Goodson . 

150 

16 

00 

10 

68 

21 

00 

William  Hay,  Henry  M.  Manning . 

120 

5 

85 

10 

75 

21 

50 

William  Hay,  David  Cattanach . 

150 

20 

41 

6 

80 

32 

35 

See  Toronto  Conference  . 

155 

22 

27 

10 

00 

32 

93 

BRAMPTON. 


rJ'he  County  town  of  the  County  of  Peel,  Ontario.  It  is  situated  in  the 
is  distant  from  Toronto  22  miles,  from  Georgetown  8  miles,  and 

formerly  known  as  Toronto  Circuit. 

» 

Peter  Iver,  David  C.  Clappison 
Peter  Ker,  David  C.  Clappison 


Township  of  Chinguacousy,  and 
from  Guelph  28  miles.  It  was 


1848 

49 


51  Wm.  Young,  ffm.  S.  Blackstock,  J.  E.  Sanderson.. 

52  Wm.  Young,  Wm.  S.  Blackstock . 

53  B.  Nankeville,  R.  E.  Tupper,  J.  E.  Sanderson 

54  S.  C.  Philp,  R.  E.  Tupper,  J.  E.  Sanderson  . 

55  S.  C.  Philp,  Wm.  Andrews,  Wm.  Short . 

56  Wm.  Andrews,  B.  Jones,  J.  Dixon,  M  A . 

57  Wm.  Andrews,  B.  Jones,  J.  Dixon,  M.A . 

58  Janies  Norris,  T.  D.  Pearson,  J.  Learoyd  . 

59  James  Norris,  J.  Ilugill,  J.  Learoyd . 

60  James  Spencer,  J.  Hugill,  J.  Goodwin. . 

61  James  Spencer,  J.  Hugill,  J.  Goodwin . 

62  James  Spencer,  Wm.  Willoughby,  J.  Goodwin . 

63  Wm.  Willoughby,  J.  L.  Sanders,  T.  A.  Ferguson  .  . 

64  Wm.  Willoughby,  J.  L.  Sanders,  T.  A.  Ferguson.  . 

Michael  Fawcett,  J.  L.  Sanders,  T.  A.  Ferguson.  .  .  . 
Michael  Fawcett,  Thomas  Kelly . . . 

Michael  Fawcett,  j  ^  f  Hanson, 

’  (  Robt.  L.  Gabie, 

Wm.  McFadden,  D.  G.  Sutherland,  M.A 
Wm.  McFadden,  D.  G.  Sutherland,  M.A 
Wm.  McFadden,  Alfred  L.  Russell,  B.A 
Wellington  W.  Carson, 

Edward  F.  Goff, 

72  John  Shaw,  John  G.  Scott . 

73  William  Bums,  John  G.  Scott  . 

74  See  Toronto  Conference  . . 


65 

66 

67 

68 

69 

70 


71  John  Shaw, 


470 

28  00 

25  00 

440 

29  00 

26  11 

425 

20  00 

525 

41  75 

25*50 

505 

36  65 

14  75 

550 

30  82 

34  74 

501 

50  12 

101  12 

560 

51  57 

16  00 

82  48 

642 

55  23 

21  40 

120  40 

649 

61  00 

22  00 

150  50 

682 

61  00 

22  12 

125  04 

662 

22  00 

4  10 

80  25 

739 

28  00 

10  00 

85  00 

717 

26  55 

20  70 

87  90 

676 

33  83 

14  79 

92  25 

686 

24  38 

7  34 

75  00 

606 

25  51 

12  05 

134  85 

582 

25  99 

11  43 

107  00 

§  605 

21  70 

15  00 

156  25 

300 

10  60 

7  60 

166  00 

332 

15  00 

9  50 

72  00 

372 

26  00 

18  15 

108  25 

382 

26  50 

21  00 

121  00 

349 

27  00 

28  00 

132  00 

370 

27  55 

15  00 

90  59 

343 

27  50 

13  00 

70  50 

400 

29  38 

14  00 

118  00 

BRANT. 

A  township  in  the  County  of  Bruce,  Ontario. 

1856  William  Shannon,  William  R.  Dyre . 

57  Name  of  Mission  changed  to  Hanover  . 


28 

1  07  | 

1 

33 

1  21  :  . .., 

1 

2 

43 

02 


Cookstown  set  off. 


t  Lloydtown  set  off. 


+  Bond  Head  set  off. 


§  Streetsville  set  off. 


WESLEYAN  METHODIST  CONFERENCE. 


177 


BRANTFORD. 

The  County  town  of  the  County  of  Brant,  Ontario.  It  is  situated 
tr°m  Hamilton  25  miles,  from  Paris  7  miles,  and  from  Buffalo 
the  Dumfries  Circuit. 


on  the  Grand  River,  and  is  distant 
76  miles.  It  was  formerly  part  of 


Year 

Names  of  Ministers. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Conting. 

Fund. 

Educa. 

Fund. 

Sup.  M. 
Fund. 

1835 

Adam  Townley  .... 

36 

Edmund  Shepherd,  John  Law 

153 

$12  00 

37 

Edmund  Shepherd,  Peter  Ker 

$23  83 

25  00 

16  35 

15  59 

20  00 

38 

Thomas  Bevitt,  William  Coleman  ■ 

410 

458 

366 

310 

411 

437 

421 

372 

395 

384 

433 

433 

421 

397 

364 

407 

*  407 

16  69 

17  00 

39 

Thomas  Bevitt,  Arkles  S.  Newbury 

40 

Thomas  Bevitt  \  J™,®8  Mockeridge,  \ 

15  35 

41 

(  William  1  rice,  ( . 

James  Musgrove,  James  Spencer 

10  00 

42 

Samuel  Rose,  Thomas  Jeffers  . 

16  55 

43  Samuel  Rose,  Reuben  E.  Tupper 

44  George  Poole,  George  Young 

17  82 

20  50 

20  50 

45 

George  Poole,  Charles  Lavell 

21  73 

46  Edwy  M.  Ryerson,  Richard  Whiting 

10  00 

14  98 

14  73 

14  43 

OS  OK 

9  00 

7  75 

10  25 

47  Edwy  M.  Ryerson,  John  Gundy,  Alexander  T.  Green 

48  Edwy  M.  Ryerson,  Wellington  Jeffers 

49 

Claudius  Byrne,  Wellington  Jeffers 

12  15 

50  Claudius  Byrne,  John  English 

9  00 

51  Kennedy  Creighton,  James  Preston 

20  74 

20  60 

20  90 

10  00 

52  Kennedy  Creighton,  Thomas  Peacock 

10  70 

16  37 

20  62 

53 

Noble  F.  English,  William  S.  Griffin 

54 

Noble  F.  English  .  . 

55 

Isaac  B.  Howard  .... 

$9  15 

15  05 

16  15 

11  40 

17  62 

28  04 

56 

Isaac  B.  Howard  .  . 

4  87 

57 

Isaac  B.  Howard  . . . 

940 

.Z4  «.>y 

14  00 

58 

George  Young  . 

*19  K 

32  00 

59  George  Young,  R.  Fowler,  M.D.,  M.R.C.S.E . 

60  George  Young  .  . 

290 

^op; 

oy  jo 

31  39 

32  00 

40  00 

61 

William  Pollard  .  .  . 

^op; 

10  DO 

12  02 

42  00 

62 

William  Pollard,  Wesley  Casson 

293 

984 

24  44 

40  00 

41  09 

63  John  Borland . 

6  50 

6  01 

11  75 

9  91 

14  23 

16  88 

31  00 

32  00 

32  00 

20  00 

16  44 

11  49 

64  John  Borland . 

211 

41  00 

65 

John  Borland . 

34  30 

66  John  Gemley . 

67  John  Gemley . 

232 

oak 

lo  ou 

20  78 

25  00 

20  25 

68 

John  Gemley . 

9^0 

0*1  «Jt> 

45  62 

69 

William  R.  Parker,  M.  A 

270 

286 

310 

313 

1  375  ! 

202 

OD  OU 

46  00 

70  William  R.  Parker,  M.A.,  Benjamin  B.  Keefer  .... 

71  William  R.  Parker,  M.A.,  G.  Bridgman,  M.  A  .... 

72  George  H.  Davis,  Joseph  L.  Forster 

30  68 

33  36 

39  58 

52  Oo 

30  60 

38  37 

25  25 

73  George  H.  Davis  .... 

74  See  London  Conference  .  . 

4:1  oy 

20  46 

37  04 

20  95 

BRANTFORD— BRANT  AVENUE. 

This  appointment  was  previously  in  connection  with  Brantford— see  above. 

1873  Benjamin  B.  Keefer .  i 

74  See  London  Conference . !! !! J  170  !  18  52  [  10*30 


A  village 


BREWER’S  MILLS. 

on  the  Rideau  Canal,  in  the  Township  of  Pittsburg,  County  of  Frontenac,  Ontario. 

lOn  Was  formerlv  C.alTpH  SJf  ArpI ri omA  1  a  .  :  1  i.' 


1858 

59 

60 
61 
62 

63 

64 

65 

66 
67 


Mission  was  formerly  called  Storrington,  and  is  about  16  miles  from  Kingston. 

James  Ash . ^ 

Davidson  McDonald . 

James  Thompson . 

James  Thompson . 

James  Thompson . 

Alexander  Campbell,  2nd . ’ 

Alexander  Campbell,  2nd,  Wm.  I.  Shaw,  B.  A,  LL.  B 
Alexander  Campbell,  2nd,  Wm.  I.  Shaw,  B.A.,  LL.B 

Wm.  Savage,  John  W.  Wicher . 

See  Pittsburg  Circuit . 


89 

10  21 

5  02 

118 

7  67 

5  35 

115 

7  50 

2  50 

138 

7  00 

2  75 

144 

5  00 

2  00 

100 

5  '50 

2  25 

125 

5  80 

3  00 

140 

6  46 

4  67 

226 

7  00 

5  00 

12 


*  Mount  Pleasant  set  off. 


t  Brant  Avenue  set  off. 


6 

7 

7 

10 

10 


The 


86 

00 

50 

50 

50 

00 

50 

15 

30 


178 


CIRCUITS,  STATIONS  AND  MISSIONS. 


BRIDGENORTH. 

A  village  in  tlie  Township  of  Smith,  County  of  Peterboro’,  Ontario.  Distant  from  Peterboro' 
9  miles.  It  was  formerly  Mutl  Lake  Mission. 


Year 

Names  of  Ministers. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Conting. 

Fund. 

Educa. 

Fund. 

Sup.  M. 
Fund. 

57 

$4  50 

$4  00 

$5  60 

70 

2  75 

97 

4  12 

2  42 

3  00 

80 

3  48 

1  40 

3  00 

94 

5  26 

1  30 

4  35 

fin 

76 

3  70 

l  50 

5  00 

61 

Now  called  Lakefleld,  Bridgenorth  and  Mud  Lake 
Mission . . 

71 

3  20 

2  00 

4  00 

BRIDGEWATER. 


A  village  in  the.  Township  of  Elzevir,  County  of  Hastings, 

Hungerford  Circuit. 

1866  Thomas  Cullen . 

67  Thomas  Cullen . 

68  Thomas  Cullen . 

69  Garrett  J.  Dingman . 

70  Garrett  J.  Dingman . 

7 1  Garrett  J.  Dingman . 

72  William  Tomblin .  . 

73  William  Tomblin, . 

74  William  Tomblin . 


Ontario.  It  was  formerly  part  of  the 


60 

5  99 

SO 

7  86 

85 

7  90 

119 

5  55 

90 

5  88 

150 

7  00 

140 

7  25 

125 

7  35 

2  57 

4  52 

4  17 

6  70 

5  25 

6  73 

2  13 

8  63 

3  81 

9  50 

2  15 

14  77 

3  00 

15  70 

4  00 

15  70 

BRIGHTON. 


A  village  in  the  Township  of  Murray,  County  of  Northumberland,  Ontario.  It  was  formerly  a  part 
of  Colborne  Circuit.  It  is  distant  from  Belleville  22  miles,  and  from  Toronto  91  miles. 


1849  George  F.  Play  ter,  John  C.  Osborne.  .  . 

50  George  F.  Playter,  Wm.  Coleman . 

51  Charles  Turver,  Aaron  D.  Miller . 

52  ‘John  Black,  John  W.  German . 

53  John  Black,  John  W.  German . 

54  Wm.  McFadden,  Thomas  Woolsey . . .  . 

55  Wm.  McFadden,  Jabez  B.  Keough.  . . 

56  Wm.  S.  Blackstock,  Wm.  Tomblin.  .. 

57  Wm.  S.  Blackstock . 

58  John  Lever . . 

59  John  Lever . . 

60  Charles  Turver . 

61  Charles  Turver,  Daniel  Perrin,  B.A. 

62  Charles  Turver,  Wm.  Halstead . 

63  William  Coleman . 

64  William  Coleman . 

65  William  Coleman,  Richard  Kerr . 

66  Andrew  A.  Smith . 

67  Andrew  A.  Smith . 

68  Andrew  A.  Smith . 

69  Charles  Freshman,  D.D  ,  Samuel  Sing 

70  Robert  Mark,  M.I) . 

71  Robert  Mark,  M.  D  . 

72  Robert  Mark,  M.D . 

73  Osborn  Lainbly,  M.A . 

74  Toronto  Conference  . 


240 

10 

00 

7 

25 

310 

11 

55 

11 

25 

333 

14 

38 

11 

50 

270 

15 

50 

15 

00 

360 

15 

60 

9 

00 

384 

17 

65 

7 

32 

17 

00 

495 

20 

00 

7 

00 

20 

00 

510 

20 

38 

9 

00 

40 

00 

330 

8 

65 

4 

68 

28 

00 

316 

9 

93 

4 

30 

21 

55 

360 

2 

00 

1 

95 

11 

32 

229 

5 

75 

2 

50 

16 

00 

260 

6 

00 

1 

80 

16 

00 

306 

6 

20 

1 

60 

12 

00 

232 

7 

22 

4 

00 

12 

50 

223 

5 

06 

3 

25 

10 

30 

226 

6 

96 

4 

85 

14 

25 

242 

7 

42 

5 

03 

15 

10 

267 

6 

02 

4 

15 

15 

15 

273 

6 

27 

5 

00 

15 

50 

453 

10 

74 

10 

22 

17 

22 

*  387 

10 

79 

13 

65 

17 

30 

160 

10 

00 

6 

50 

15 

00 

166 

11 

25 

7 

50 

17 

00 

140 

11 

00 

1  7 

00 

16 

25 

BROCK. 

So  called  from  the  name  of  a  township  in  the  County  of  Ontario,  Province  of  Ontario.  It  was  formerly 

part  of  Whitby  Circuit. 

1833  David  Hardie . . |  76  i  ....  ....  i  .... 

34  David  Hardie .  102  !  ....  ....  |  .... 

35  John  Lever . . . j  119  ,  ....  ....  I  .... 


Smithfield  set  off. 


WESLEYAN  METHODIST  CONFERENCE. 


179 


Year 

Names  of  Ministers. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Conting. 

Fund. 

Educa. 

Fund. 

Sup.  M. 
Fund. 

1836 

Cornelius  Flummerfelt . 

146 

37 

Cornelius  Flummerfelt . 

116 

38  Cornelius  Flummerfelt . 

133 

$6  50 

39  Horace  Dean . 

144 

3  00 

$2  00 

40  Horace  Dean . 

203 

2  00 

2  00 

41 

J  ohn  Sanderson . 

189 

2  00 

2  00 

42 

John  Sanderson . 

169 

43 

(Hevuin  Davis ) . 

237 

1  00 

2  00 

44  Gilbert  Miller . 

238 

5  62 

45 

Gilbert  Miller,  Abraham  Dayman  .  . 

211 

11  00 

6  20 

46 

William  Young,  Alex.  Campbell . 

174 

7  00 

47 

Charles  W.  M.  Gilbert . 

192 

8  00 

7  00 

48 

Charles  W.  M.  Gilbert . 

165 

7  00 

4  00 

49 

William  Steer . 

191 

4  00 

4  25 

50 

Cornelius  Flummerfelt . 

109 

3  55 

3  26 

51 

Cornelius  Flummerfelt  .  . 

111 

4  62 

4  98 

52 

Cornelius  Flummerfelt . 

105 

5  00 

5  34 

53 

Daniel  Wright . 

90 

5  23 

4  93 

54  George  T.  Richardson . 

85 

6  92 

55 

George  T.  Richardson . 

115 

8  00 

$4  00 

4  23 

56 

Samuel  Fear . 

119 

5  22 

2  90 

8  18 

57 

Samuel  Fear  . 

130 

7  00 

3  15 

9  10 

58 

Samuel  Fear,  James  W.  Sloane . 

179 

7  25 

3  23 

9  20 

59 

Robert  Graham . 

400 

9  56 

3  40 

10  00 

60  William  H.  Bakewell,  Martin  Begg  . 

420 

20  00 

7  50 

16  00 

61 

William  H.  Bakewell,  Samuel  Might . . 

407 

16  00 

8  03 

16  00 

62 

William  H.  Bakewell,  Robert  Godfrey . 

405 

16  20 

8  07 

17  50 

63  Henry  Reid,  John  Can-oil  Wilson . 

255 

7  74 

5  10 

15  25 

64  Henry  Reid,  Albert  Van  Camp . 

254 

8  34 

5  40 

29  09 

65  Henry  Reid,  Daniel  E.  Gee . 

258 

8  12 

4  05 

31  23 

66  John  Hodgson,  Marmaduke  Pearson . 

244 

8  25 

4  25 

36  40 

67 

John  Hodgson.  Francis  C.  Reynolds . 

214 

8  61 

4  65 

37  00 

68  vv  llliam  Coleman,  Arthur  G.  Bloomfield  . 

200 

8  90 

5  03 

43  00 

69 

William  Coleman,  Newton  Hill . 

200 

10  00 

6  50 

35  00 

70  William  Coleman,  Newton  Hill  .  . 

210 

10  81 

8  00 

60  00 

71 

George  T.  Richardson,  George  Leech . 

250 

12  43 

10  09 

146  00 

72  George  T.  Richardson . 

*  200 

12  50 

5  87 

142  00 

73  George  T.  Richardson . 

122 

7  05 

3  40 

29  01 

74 

Toronto  Conference . 

142 

7  06 

3  50 

29  52 

BROCKVILLE. 


The  County  Town  of  the  united  Counties  of  Leeds  and  Grenville  is  situated  on  the  River  St.  Lawrence, 
in  the  Township  of  Elizabethtown,  Ontario.  It  is  distant  from  Perth  45  miles,  Montreal  125  miles’ 
Kingston  48  miles,  and  from  Toronto  208  miles.  It  was  formerly  part  of  the  Augusta  Circuit. 


1826  David  Wright . 

27  . 

28  Ezra  Healy,  Asahel  Hurlburt . 

29  Ezra  Healy,  John  C.  Davidson . 

625 

30  Anson  Green,  William  II.  Williams . 

668 

31  Anson  Green . 

+  518 

32  William  Ryerson . 

75 

33  William  Smith . 

98 

3  00 

34  William  Smith . 

68 

2  70 

35  J  ohn  Carroll . 

73 

8  16 

36  John  Carroll . 

100 

10  53 

37  Ezra  Healy,  William  Scott . 

62 

5  71 

2  50 

38  Henry  Wilkinson . 

279 

12  81 

2  00 

oQ  \  Hannibal  Mulkins  ) 

|  John  Carroll  J 

50 

1  60 

3  00 

.  i  John  Carroll  ) 

(  W ellington  J effers  j 

51 

2  00 

3  00 

41  .  . 

75 

3  25 

4  62 

42  Wm.  Coleman . 

91 

8  18 

3  75 

43  Thomas  Demorest . 

123 

8  28 

8  00 

44  Lachlin  Taylor . . . 

108 

8  50 

9  00 

45  Wm.  Haw . 

146 

11  83 

9  50 

*  Cannington  set  off.  +  Elizabethtown  set  off,  and  Brockville  made  a  station. 


180 


CIRCUITS,  STATIONS  AND  MISSIONS. 


Year 

Names  of  Ministers. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Conting. 

Fund. 

Educa. 

Fund. 

Sup.  M. 
Fund. 

1846 
±  n 

122 

$11  25 

$6  50 

148 

11  27 

6  55 

130 

7  25 

3  00 

132 

8  18 

3  50 

122 

4  45 

3  50 

51 

115 

6  18 

3  50 

120 

6  50 

6  00 

123 

6  50 

6  00 

126 

13  19 

7  00 

131 

14  15 

$4  87 

8  00 

173 

16  23 

5  00 

12  25 

153 

11  75 

5  00 

12  87 

160 

11  40 

8  07 

11  12 

138 

17  00 

8  55 

25  00 

60 

140 

8  85 

6  00 

25  00 

148 

10  80 

6  15 

25  00 

133 

11  00 

7  25 

31  00 

63 

64 

65 

66 

67 

68 

155 

11  25 

7  40 

33  00 

Wm  H  Poole  . 

130 

8  05 

7  50 

40  00 

Wm  H  Poole  . 

103 

9  50 

6  40 

28  00 

Wm  H  Poole  . 

150 

9  55 

7  00 

23  25 

Isaac  B.  Howard . 

160 

180 

9  70 

19  85 

6  27 

10  33 

27  50 

47  00 

220 

18  75 

13  00 

34  25 

230 

18  42 

10  60 

34  50 

71 

79. 

230 

20  22 

14  13 

40  50 

John  A  Willia.ms . . 

230 

22  00 

14  50 

38  50 

230 

20  27 

12  00 

40  00 

74  See  Montreal  Conference . . 

230 

25  40 

13  50 

42  80 

BRUCE  MINES. 

A  village  on  the  north  shore  of  Lake  Huron,  Ontario.  Distant  from  Toronto  381  miles,  and  from 

Sault  Ste.  Marie  36  miles. 


1851  . 

52  Edward  Sallows . 

53  Joseph  Hill . 

54  Joseph  Hill . 

55  Joseph  Forsyth . 

56  Joseph  Forsyth . 

57  David  Jennings . 

58  David  Jennings . 

59  David  Jennings . 

60  Samuel  Down . 

61  Samuel  Down . 

62  Samuel  Down . 

63  John  Hutchinson . 

64  John  Hutchinson  .... 

65  John  Hutchinson . 

66  Kennedy  Creighton.  .  .  . 

67  Kennedy  Creighton 

68  Kennedy  Creighton.  .  . 

69  John  H.  Keppel . 

70  John  H.  Keppel . 

71  John  H.  Keppel . 

72  Thomas  Woolsey . 

73  Thomas  Woolsey . 

74  See  Toronto  Conference 


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17 

3 

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75 

15 

6 

01 

8 

75 

10 

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13 

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10 

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23 

4 

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29 

8 

97 

5 

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7 

70 

130 

13 

68 

6 

00 

14 

00 

109 

8 

25 

3 

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8 

05 

.... 

8 

00 

4 

00 

10 

00 

126 

No  returns 

in  Minute 

150 

. 

.  . 

.  . 

30 

00 

132 

12 

50 

8 

74 

19 

28 

107 

13 

36 

6 

96 

15 

25 

106 

15 

23 

7 

30 

6 

83 

86 

12 

90 

6 

05 

15 

00 

67 

10 

41 

4 

58 

8 

25 

46 

10 

47 

6 

04 

13 

41 

BRUDENELL. 

So  called  from  the  name  of  a  township  in  the  District  of  Nipissing,  Ontario.  Distant  from  Belle¬ 
ville  118  miles  north. 


1862  Charles  FI  Perry . 

63  Brock  Rose . 

64  Archelaus  Doxee  . 

65  Archelaus  Doxee  . 

66)  . 

to  >  Included  in  Maynooth  Mission. 
68  ) 


40 

29 

32 

23 


6*75 


WESLEYAN  METHODIST  CONFERENCE. 


181 


Year 

Names  of  Ministers. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Conting. 

Fund. 

Educa. 

Fund. 

Sup.  M. 
Fund. 

1869  John  H.  Ruttan  . 

70  John  H.  Ruttan  . 

15 

$3  60 

8  86 

$6  06 

4  89 

$8  75 

7  55 

71 

John  Doel  . 

20 

72  Orrin  Ofvrnnjun  . . 

16 

3  78 

2  28 

1  47 

3  04 

3  70 

5  00 

73 

Edward  Olivant . 

26 

74 

See  Toronto  Conference  . 

21 

4  03 

5  17 

BRUSSELS. 

A  town  in  the  Townships  of  Morris  and  Grey,  County  of  Huron,  Ontario.  It  was  formerly  known  as 

Ainleyville  Circuit. 

1873  Robert  Davey,  Thomas  Legate  . i  222  j  12  50  .  4  56  i  24  08 

74  See  London  Conference . I  250  I  16  68  !  8  00  I  28  75 


BRYSON. 


A  village  in  the  Township  of  Litchfield,  County  of  Pontiac,  Quebec.  It  was  formerly  Collfield  Mission. 


1873  Ezekiel  Richardson  . 

. I  54 

3  76 

1  29  , 

6  14 

74  See  Montreal  Conference . 

. |  55 

3  25 

1  35 

4  25 

BUCKINGHAM. 


A  township  on  the  Ottawa  River,  in  the  County  of  Ottawa,  Quebec 


1839  Lachlin  Taylor  . 

40  William  Dignam  . 

41  Ozias  Barber  . 

42  Joseph  Reynolds  . 

43  James  Greener  . 

44  James  Greener  . . .  .' . . 

45  John  Tuke . . 

46  John  Tuke . 

47  John  Armstrong  . 

48  John  Armstrong  . 

49  John  Armstrong  . 

50  Name  of  Mission  changed  to  Lochabar 


90  • 
96 
100 
152 
116 
89 
86 
74 
64 
62 
68 


8  34 
1  50 
1  87 
4  33 

3  83 

4  00 
4  48 
4  00 
4  00 
4  00 


2  33 
0  50 
2  00 
2  50 
2  00 
2  00 
2  00 


BURLEIGH  ROAD. 


So  called  from  the  name  of  a  new  Government  Road  which  runs  from  Peterboro’  to  the  Peterson  Road, 
in  the  County  of  Peterboro’,  in  the  Province  of  Ontario. 


1866  John  H.  Robinson . 

67  Cornelius  A.  Jones . 

25 

1  61 

1  15 

68  See  Hall’s  Bridge . 

100 

7  42 

3  50 

BURY. 


A  township  in  the  County  of  Compton,  Quebec.  It  was  formerly  part  of  the  Eaton  Mission. 


1863  John  Thurston  . .' . 

64  1 . . . 

39 

2  26 

6  60 

to  >  United  to  Dudswell  Mission. 

66  ) 

67  Richard  Kerr . 

.  .  •  • 

68  William  Adams . 

28 

69  William  Adams  . 

30 

70  William  Adams . 

33 

1  47 

0  25 

71  William  Adams . 

36 

1  55 

0  57 

72  Hiram  Fowler  . 

38 

2  25 

73  Hiram  Fowler  . 

36 

2  28 

2  21 

74  Robert  Lochead . 

34 

2  30 

2  25 

0  73 


2  00 
2  50 
2  24 

2  75 

3  52 
3  60 


BYTOWN. 


The  County  Town  of  the  County  of  Carleton,  Ontario.  It  is  situated  at  the  mouth  of  the  Rideau 

River,  in  the  Township  of  Nepean. 


1828 

29 

30 

31 

32 

33 


George  Poole . 

George  Poole . 

John  C.  Davidson . 

John  C.  Davidson,  Alvah  Adams 
(  Alvah  Adams,  )  T  . 

|  John  Carroll,  f  Lewis  Warner 
John  Carroll  . 


75 

125 

135 

150 

.... 

159 

.... 

,  ,  ,  , 

182 


CIRCUITS,  STATIONS  AND  MISSIONS. 


Year 

Names  of  Ministers. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Conting. 

Fund. 

Educa. 

Fund. 

Sup.  M. 
Fund. 

1834 

35 

36 

37 

38 

39 

169 

$6  64 

162 

9  68 

148 

10  00 

116 

$4  37 

9  33 

169 

4  40 

6  50 

91 

18  00 

12  00 

40 

126 

20  21 

22  90 

41 

140 

24  82 

22  50 

42 

Thomas  Bevitt,  Lewis  Warner  . 

142 

16  71 

20  00 

43 

162 

17  50 

44 

Michael  Baxter . 

115 

4  50 

7  25 

45 

William  Pollard  . 

100 

7  87 

2  00 

101 

12  00 

10  00 

47  Edmund  Shepherd,  William  Andrews  . 

174 

17  40 

18  75 

48  F.dmund  Shenherd . 

238 

17  20 

18  00 

49 

Edmund  Shenherd.  Dn.vid  C.  McDowell  . 

230 

17  30 

18  00 

50  Edmund  Shenherd.  David  C.  McDowell  . 

263 

18  00 

18  50 

51 

Noble  F.  English,  William  McGill  . 

251 

18  20 

18  60 

52 

Noble  F.  English,  . 

240 

16  00 

14  00 

53 

Kennedy  Creighton . 

198 

8  22 

12  00 

54 

1  Kennedy  Creighton,  ) 

140 

9  80 

6  00 

55 

j  Thomas  Stobbs  . .  .  .  j 

Name  now  changed  to  Ottawa  City  . 

140 

8  80 

$8  00 

5  28 

CAINSVTLLE. 

A  village  on  the  Grand  River,  in  the  township  of  Brantford,  County  of  Brant,  Ontario.  It  was 
formerly  a  part  of  the  Grand  River  Mission.  It  is  distant  from  Brantford  3  miles,  and  from 
Hamilton  21  miles. 

1847  Ozias  Barber  . . 

48  Ozias  Barber . 

49  Solomon  Waldron . 

50  Solomon  Waldron . 

51  Thomas  Jeffers  . 

52  Thomas  Jeffers  . 

53  Robert  Corson  . . . 

54  Robert  Corson  . 

55  William  Sutton . 

56  William  Sutton . 

57  James  Harris . 

58  James  Harris . 

59  James  Harris . 

60  William  H.  Laird . 

61  William  H.  Laird . . 

62  W  illiam  H.  Laird . 

63  William  Bryers . 

64  William  Bryers . 

65  William  Bryers . 

66  George  H.  Cornish,  John  S.  Fisher  . . 

67  George  H.  Cornish,  John  S.  Fisher  . . 

68  George  H.  Cornish,  Walter  Rigsby  . 

69  John  C.  Willmott,  M.A.,  George  W.  Calvert . 

70  John  C.  Willmott,  M.A.,  i  Thomas  W.  Campbell, 


j  R.  G. 

71  James  Broley,  Edward  H.  Taylor 

72  James  Broley,  Edward  H.  Taylor 

73  William  W.  Shepherd,  Joseph  Berry 

74  See  London  Conference . 


Bigham  . 


110 

5  00 

5  00 

107 

5  00 

5  00 

131 

8  12 

5  87 

134 

7  52 

2  63 

119 

10  00 

5  26 

152 

10  00 

5  40 

127 

10  62 

6  00 

110 

6  00 

2  00 

5  00 

120 

5  82 

3  00 

7  33 

120 

8  10 

2  50 

7  44 

112 

10  32 

2  65 

12  63 

126 

11  37 

3  63 

13  87 

171 

8  69 

3  17 

15  12 

160 

8  15 

3  32 

15  00 

165 

5  00 

3  00 

14  40 

156 

4  80 

2  25 

12  83 

150 

6  00 

2  50 

13  00 

140 

4  70 

2  00 

11  25 

152 

7  32 

3  75 

15  45 

205 

12  52 

4  18 

20  70 

228 

12  95 

4  63 

37  58 

244 

13  61 

8  45 

48  00 

| 

225 

15  00 

9  00 

26  30 

213 

15  17 

12  00 

26  50 

248 

16  99 

10  28 

29  00 

220 

17  46 

11  03 

24  58 

193 

15  64 

6  37 

29  00 

WESLEYAN  METHODIST  CONFERENCE. 


183 


CAISTORVILLE. 


A  village  in  the  Township  of  Caistor,  County  of  Monck,  Ontario.  It  was  formerly  part  of  the  Dunn- 
ville  Mission.  Distant  from  Niagara  42  miles,  and  from  Hamilton  20  miles. 


Year 

Names  of  Ministers. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Conting. 

Fund. 

Educa. 

Fund. 

Sup.  M. 
Fund. 

.... 

63 

64 

65 

204 

$7  27 

$1  65 

$15  88 

9  00 

180 

6  56 

2  00 

137 

3  15 

1  15 

5  00 

145 

5  46 

■  2  66 

8  45 

160 

6  21 

2  11 

6  00 

68 

165 

6  89 

2  81 

10  00 

190 

3  55 

3  00 

5  67 

200 

2  75 

2  88 

6  42 

71 

79. 

200 

2  85 

3  88 

7  50 

200 

3  00 

3  50 

13  25 

186 

7  44 

3  60 

13  61 

74  See  London  Conference . 

186 

7  85 

3  14 

10  25 

CALABOGIE. 

A  village  on  Lake  Calabogie,  in  the  Township  of  Bagot,  County  of  Renfrew,  Ontario.  It  was  formerly 
a  part  of  Renfrew  Mission.  The  Mission  includes  settlements  in  the  Townships  of  Bagot,  Blythe- 
field,  Darling,  Levant,  Dalhousie,  and  Matawateah,  in  the  Counties  of  Lanark  and  Renfrew. 


1864  Charles  E.  Perry . 

65  Charles  E.  Perry . 

*66  . 

67  . 

68  Andrew  C.  Eastman  .  . 

69  Andrew  C.  Eastman  .  . 

70  Arthur  Y.  Francis  .. . . 

71  Supplied  from  Renfrew 

72  Supplied  from  Renfrew 


ii 

6  io 

0  50 

21 

1  25 

1  00 

k 

.... 

18 

5  65 

3  50 

20 

3  65 

0  68 

11 

.... 

.... 

CAMPBELLFORD. 


A  village  in  the  Township  of  Seymour,  County  of  Northumberland,  Ontario.  It  was  formerly  Sey¬ 
mour  Mission,  but  more  recently  part  of  the  Hastings  and  Seymour  Mission. 


1866  Isaac  Weldon . 

67  Isaac  Weldon . 

68  Robert  Godfrey  . .  . 

69  John  C.  Ash  . 

70  John  C.  Ash  . 

71  John  C.  Ash  . 

72  Richard  Potter  .  .  . 

73  Richard  Potter  .  .  . 

74  Toronto  Conference 


100 

4  66 

1  00 

107 

6  06 

2  27 

110 

5  19 

4  50 

115 

6  00 

6  00 

121 

6  65 

8  00 

155 

7  00 

8  00 

155 

9  32 

5  50 

175 

10  71 

6  67 

7  38 

8  70 

9  00 
10  00 
11  00 
15  00 
20  00 
20  00 


CANBOROUGH. 


A  township  in  the  County  of  Monck,  Ontario. 

1830  Richard  Phelps . 

31  Richard  Phelps . 

32  . 

33  William  Griffis . 

34  John  S.  Attwood,  John  Baxter  . 

35  Richard  Phelps,  Peter  Ker  . 

36  N ow  called  Grimsby  Circuit . 


It  was  formerly  part  of  the  Long  Point  Circuit, 


145 

248 

530 

370 

244 

247 


8  37 
25  47 
21  12 


CANNINGTON. 


A  village  on  the  Toronto  and  Nipissing  R.  R.,  in  the  Township  of  Brock,  County  of  Ontario.  Distant 
from  Toronto  59  miles.  It  was  formerly  part  of  Brock  Circuit. 


1872  George  Leech . 

73  George  Leech . 

74  See  Toronto  Conference 


'  84 
100 


4  91 
7  39 


3  25  121  50 
5  00  226  38 


184 


CIRCUITS,  STATIONS  AND  MISSIONS. 


CANTON. 

A  village  situated  on  Smith’s  Creek,  in  the  Township  of  Hope,  Durham  County,  Ontario.  It  was 

formerly  part  of  the  Port  Hope  Circuit. 


Year 

Names  of  Ministers. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Conting. 

Fund. 

Educa. 

Fund. 

Sup  M. 
Fund. 

1861 

62 

Alex.  T.  Green,  John  C.  Willmott . 

Alex.  T.  Green,  Wm.  F.  Morrison,  B.A . 

262 

$15  79 

$6  12 

$49  00 

63 

Thomas  Stobbs,  John  Burwash,  B.A . 

300 

14  08 

6  76 

30  00 

64  Thomas  Stobbs . 

297 

9  54 

3  75 

41 ,75 

65 

Charles  Silvester . 

182 

7  00 

3  50 

33  25 

66 

Charles  Silvester . 

225 

12  58 

6  55 

39  00 

67 

Charles  Silvester . 

226 

13  46 

5  68 

46  77 

68  James  Graham . 

201 

14  33 

5  77 

53  00 

69  James  Graham . 

207 

19  00 

8  25 

48  60 

70  William  J.  Hewitt . 

194 

20  07 

10  52 

50  00 

71 

William  J.  Hewitt . 

289 

21  00 

14  00 

58  00 

72  Stephen  Bond . 

285 

21  05 

7  50 

54  00 

73 

Arthur  Browning . 

240 

15  10 

8  00 

36  40 

74  Toronto  Conference  . 

242 

18  50 

11  00 

54  00 

CARLETON  AND  PAKENHAM. 

The  village  of  Carleton  is  in  the  Township  of  Beckwith,  and  the  village  of  Pakenham  in  the  Town¬ 
ship  of  Pakenham,  in  the  County  of  Lanark,  Ontario — formerly  Mississippi  Circuit. 


1849  Benjamin  Nankeville,  Thomas  Hanna . 

50  Thomas  W.  Constable,  Richard  Wilson  . 

51  Thomas  W.  Constable,  David  Robertson . 

52  William  McGill,  Edwin  Peake  . 

53  William  McGill,  Edwin  Peake  . 

54  Circuit  divided  ;  see  Carleton  Place  below,  and 

Pakenham . 


331 

16 

23 

310 

6 

14 

288 

15 

12 

275 

12 

12 

218 

11 

82 

11  50 
3  50 
7  75 
10  83 

5  87 


CARLETON  PLACE. 

A  village  on  the  Mississippi  River,  in  the  Township  of  Beckwith,  County  of  Lanark,  Ontario.  It  was 
formerly  a  part  of  the  Carleton  and  Pakenham  Circuit.  Distant  from  Perth  20  miles,  and  from 
Ottawa  36  miles. 


1854  Joseph  Reynolds,  John  Bradon  . 

55  Joseph  Reynolds  . 

56  Joseph  Reynolds  . 

57  John  Howres  . 

58  John  Howes,  Henry  H.  Perdue . 

59  John  Howes, . 

60  William  Bryers,  Nelson  B.  Clarke . 

61  George  Beynon,  Richard  N.  Adams  . 

62  George  Beynon,  Hazleton  A.  Spencer  . 

63  George  Beynon,  Robert  L.  Gabie  . 

64  James  Masson,  Samuel  B.  Phillips . 

65  James  Masson,  William  S.  McCullough,  B.A 

66  James  Masson,  Henry  Irvine . 

67  Henry  McDowell,  Osborn  Lambly,  B.A . 

68  Henry  McDow'ell,  Jabez  B.  Saunders  . 

69  Henry  McDowell  . 

70  Thomas  Atkinson,  Reuben  Millyard . 

71  Thomas  Atkinson,  James  McFarlane . 

72  Thomas  Atkinson,  Benjamin  Franklin . 

73  William  Raney . . 

74  See  Montreal  Conference . 


■155 

9 

22 

3 

73 

4 

12 

160 

6 

40 

1 

18 

7 

20 

148 

6 

50 

1 

73 

7 

25 

169 

12 

11 

3 

00 

9 

00 

249 

12 

32 

5 

00 

15 

00 

226 

10 

30 

3 

00 

16 

00 

224 

10 

66 

3 

10 

20 

00 

213 

8 

79 

4 

80 

15 

25 

244 

10 

38 

6 

21 

24 

00 

230 

11 

28 

4 

35 

22 

00 

238 

9 

72 

4 

58 

19 

70 

232 

10 

89 

4 

60 

20 

53 

237 

11 

96 

6 

41 

25 

12 

240 

12 

16 

6 

57 

25 

60 

245 

12 

46 

7 

80 

26 

50 

275 

12 

71 

8 

00 

27 

10 

288 

15 

00 

14 

25 

28 

00 

282 

16 

00 

12 

58 

31 

32 

*  235 

17 

00 

9 

60 

36 

50 

154 

10 

23 

5 

50 

23 

00 

CARTWRIGHT. 


A  township  in  the  County  of  Durham,  Ontari 
1843  John  Williams  . 

44  Matthew  Connor  . 

Scugog  Island  united  with  it. 

45  Robert  Lochead . 

46  Robert  Lochead . 


Distant  from  Bowmanville  15  miles. 


,  ,  ,  . 

oo.o 

109 

2  00 

1  75 

128 

2  18 

2  05 

141 

4  14 

1  00 

Almonte  set  off. 


WESLEYAN  METHODIST  CONFERENCE. 


185 


Names  of  Ministers. 


1847  i . 

48  >  Supplied  from  Bowmanville  Circuit. 

49  ) 

50  Stephen  Miles  . 

51  John  Sanderson . 

52  John  Sanderson . 

53  John  Sanderson . 

54  Thomas  Hanna . 

55  Thomas  Hanna . 

56  William  Richardson . 

57  William  Richardson . 

58  David  A.  Johnston  . 

59  David  A.  Johnston,  William  Sheridan.  . 

60  David  A.  Johnston,  John  Mitchell . 

61  Andrew  Edwards.  James  W.  Sloane _ 

62  Andrew  Edwards  . 

63  Andrew  Edwards,  James  A.  McClung 

64  Henry  McDowell . 

65  Henry  McDowell  . 

66  Henry  McDowell  . 

67  William  McDonagh . 

68  William  McDonagh . 

69  William  McDonagh . 

70  John  Carroll  Wilson . 

71  John  Carroll  Wilson,  Isaac  N.  Robinson 

72  Alexander  Drennan  . 

73  John  Hodgson  . 

74  See  Toronto  Conference . 


CASSVILLE. 

A  small  village  in  the  Township  and  Co.  Stanstead,  Quebec. 

1867  John  Agar . 

68  1  . 

to  >  United  with  Hatley. 

70  ) 

71  Isaac  Wilkinson . 

72  Henry  W.  Knowles . 

73  United  with  Hatley . . . 


No.  of 
Members. 

Conting. 

Fund. 

Educa. 

Fund. 

Sup.  M. 
Fund. 

84 

•$1 

00 

$4 

00 

130 

2 

67 

i 

10 

84 

2 

75 

2 

00 

80 

2 

82 

2 

23 

72 

3 

60 

3 

00 

89 

6 

31 

$3 

25 

3 

98 

92 

5 

48 

1 

15 

4 

00 

115 

7 

23 

4 

00 

6 

00 

115 

8 

05 

4 

62 

8 

00 

240 

11 

22 

1 

00 

5 

80 

289 

6 

35 

1 

00 

6 

07 

252 

7 

00 

2 

50 

6 

03 

*  276 

10 

25 

4 

78 

10 

34 

142 

4 

29 

2 

20 

5 

27 

164 

5 

71 

2 

32 

5 

50 

170 

5 

80 

2 

37 

5 

65 

171 

5 

89 

2 

41 

5 

70 

171 

6 

09 

2 

60 

9 

50 

200 

10 

45 

3 

00 

35 

00 

178 

13 

00 

4 

00 

50 

00 

212 

13 

50 

5 

00 

43 

01 

170 

13 

53 

6 

69 

35 

10 

171 

11 

10 

4 

69 

35 

11 

115 

2 

82 

# 

4 

00 

100 

4 

28 

1 

20 

110 

00 

It  was  formerly  part  of  the  Hatley  Mission 

65  ’ 

3  35 

3  15 

10  35 

69 ’ 

3  25 

5  00 

5  20 

75 

4  26 

3  60 

7  30 

CASTLETON. 

A  village  in  the  Township  of  Cramahe,  County  of  Northumberland,  Ontario.  It  was  formerly  part  of 

the  Colborne  Circuit. 


1868  George  Robson  . . . 

69  George  Robson  .  .  . 

70  Ebenezer  Robson  .  . 

7 1  Ebenezer  Robson  . . 
7  2  Ebenezer  Robson  . . 

73  George  Browne 

74  Toronto  Conference 


200 

195 

200 

225 

200 

170 


7  67 

8  34 

9  10 

7  40 

8  00 
10  15 


4  29 

5  55 
7  50 

5  69 

6  00 
5  25 


11  30 
13  54 
17  30 

12  00 
13  41 
17  00 


CATARAQUI. 


A  village  in  the  Township  of  Kingston,  County  of  Frontenac.  Formerly  Waterloo-Kingston,  Circuit. 


1868  George  Case,  John  Tozeland . 

69  George  Case,  John  Ridley  . 

70  Richard  Wilson,  William  J.  Young 

71  Richard  Wilson,  John  Ferguson.  .  . 

72  Richard  Wilson,  William  Rilance  .  . 

73  William  Briden,  William  F.  Perley 

74  Montreal  Conference . 


250 

16  50 

4 

50 

25  92 

246 

13  70 

7 

00 

23  16 

248 

10  50 

5 

34 

37  47 

260 

14  76 

8 

51 

37  50 

292 

15  59 

6 

80 

38  40 

268 

16  60 

7 

00 

39  28 

270 

16  53 

7 

10 

45  00 

Manvers  set  off. 


186 


CIRCUITS,  STATIONS  AND  MISSIONS. 


CAVAN. 


Year 


29 

30 

31 

32 

33 

34 

35 

36 


Names  of  Ministers. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Conting. 

Fund. 

Educa. 

Fund. 

Sup.  M. 
Fund. 

96 

112 

132 

99 

218 

$6  37 

230 

222 

3  73 

235 

10  50 

Included  in  the  Peterborough  Circuit . 

.... 

A  village  on  the  Ottawa  River,  in 

1854  William  T.  Hewitt . 

55  William  T.  Hewitt . 

56  William  T.  Hewitt . 

57  David  Hardie . 

58  Andrew  Armstrong  . , . 

59  Andrew  Armstrong  . 

60  Robert  Brown . 

61  William  Shannon . 

62  William  Shannon . 

63  William  Shannon . 

64  Joseph  Kilgour . 

65  Joseph  Kilgour . 

66  Levi  Vanderburg  . . 

67  Edward  Harris  . 

68  Edward  Harris  . 

69  John  Scott . 

70  (See  Hudson) . 


CAVIGNAL. 

the  Seigniory  and  County  of  Vandreuil,  Quebec.  Distant  from 
Montreal  36  miles. 


40 

$4 

02 

4 

03 

37 

4 

00 

.  $0 

90 

5 

43 

38 

3 

32 

0 

90 

5 

00 

59 

2 

58 

0 

80 

4 

00 

47 

4 

32 

1 

20 

4 

61 

51 

4 

35 

0 

75 

4 

65 

49 

4 

00 

2 

00 

5 

00 

51 

2 

12 

1 

50 

2 

18 

50 

4 

60 

1 

50 

2 

75 

39 

4 

08 

1 

50 

2 

90 

34 

5 

21 

2 

56 

4 

19 

36 

5 

60 

2 

59 

4 

21 

30 

60 

9 

ii 

3 

44 

5 

28 

60 

7 

80 

4 

91 

6 

14 

65 

5 

00 

5 

00 

6 

20 

CAYUGA. 

The  County  Town  of  the  County  of  Haldimand,  is  situated  on  the  Grand  River,  in  the  Township  of 
Cayuga,  Ontario.  Distant  from  Hamilton  23  miles,  from  Brantford  29  miles,  and  from  Dunn- 
ville  15  miles. 


1855  James  Armstrong . 

51 

4  18 

1  50 

4  90 

55 

8  50 

4  08 

6  38 

71 

6  75 

4  00 

6  42 

74 

5  03’ 

3  00 

6  50 

100 

6  80 

1  69 

2  00 

115 

4  20 

1  60 

8  00 

99 

4  35 

1  93 

9  07 

100 

4  98 

2  02 

7  67 

105 

3  66 

2  12 

7  27 

101 

3  45 

2  36 

7  50 

194 

3  87 

1  73 

5  12 

128 

4  22 

1  80 

6  67 

134 

4  32 

1  91 

6  00 

127 

5  12 

:  2  68 

7  75 

177 

6  00 

3  00 

7  10 

200 

6  25 

4  00 

7  50 

220 

6  30 

4  25 

7  80 

73  \  l°!ln  Sa,nliero°n’  ,  !  Charles  R.  Morrow . 

187 

4  50 

4  00 

8  00 

10  j  Edmund  E.  Sweet,  ) 

74  See  London  Conference . 

162 

5  55 

1  3  50 

1  9  00 

CENTREVILLE. 

A  village  in  the  County  of  Addington,  Ontario.  It  is  situate  in  the  Township  of  Camden,  and  is 


distant  from  Kingston  27  miles- 


-formerly  known  as  Sheffield  Mission. 


1  170 

8  48 

4  15 

261 

8  75 

3  00 

|  270 

7  64 

3  14 

S  00 
10  00 
7  60 


WESLEYAN  METHODIST  CONFERENCE. 


187 


Year 

Names  of  Ministers. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Conting. 

Fund. 

Educa. 

Fund. 

Sup.  M. 
Fund. 

1860  Charles  Taggart,  Wm.  J.  Hewitt. 

274 

257 

220 

120 

100 

136 

131 

155 

146 

149 

150 

144 

1 97 

$7  21 

4  99 
a  on 

*1  75 

3  40 

$7  64 

8  00 

61 

Charles  Taggart,  Edmund  S.  Shorev 

62  Wm.  Richardson . 

63 

Thomas  Cobb . 

2  99 

2  45 

3  00 

3  50 

3  75 

4  04 

4  76 

4  70 

5  30 

5  42 

5  46 

6  04 

/  DU 

64  John  C.  Ash . 

1  20 

1  50 

1  50 

1  75 

9  an 

65 

John  C.  Ash . 

o  DO 

66 

John  C.  Ash . 

67 

Edmund  S.  Rupert,  M.A.  . 

in  nn 

68 

EdmundS.  Rupert,  M.A . 

69 

Edmund  S.  Rupert,  M.A . 

4  35 

4.  97 

O  GO 

70  Ephraim  L.  Ivoyl . 

71  Ephraim  L.  Koyl . 

72  Ephraim  L.  Kovl . 

fi  qa 

1 U  iii 

73 

William  Rilance . 

%  Q1 

1  o 

74  See  Montreal  Conference . 

104 

2  54 

16  53 

CHAMBLY. 

A  village  oil  tlie  west  side  of  tlie  River  Richelieu,  in  the  Seigniory  and  County  of  Richelieu,  Quebec. 
Distant  from  Montreal  18  miles,  and  from  St.  John’s  12  miles. 


1850  John  Douglas  . 

51  John  Douglas . 

52  ) 

gg  |  United  with  St.  John’s. 

54  John  Douglas . 

55  David  Jennings . 

56  Thomas  Cleworth . 

57)  . 

to  >  United  with  St.  John’s. 

65  ) 

66  Edward  Harris . 

67  Joseph  Hill . 

68  Samuel  E.  Maudsley.  . . . 

69  John  B.  Armstrong 

70  John  B.  Armstrong 

71  James  Masson . 

72  James  Masson . 

73  James  Masson . 

74  See  Montreal  Conference 


39 

i 

23 

4  00 

18 

1  00 

21 ' 

2  25 

23 

2  00 

19 

3  42 

20 

4  54 

16 

4  83 

17 

5  70 

12 

4  77 

15 

5  00 

0  40 

2  00 

2  00 

5  50 

1  15 

6  00 

1  85 

2  00 

3  00 

6  00 

4  09 

6  50 

2  01 

5  35 

1  23 

4  50 

1  30 

6  21 

CHANDOS. 


A  village  and  township  in  the  County  of  Peterboro’,  Ontario.  Distant  from  Coboconk  38  miles. 


1869  John  C.  Garrett . 

70  William  L.  Rutledge  .  , 

71  William  Craig . 

72  Almon  P.  Lyons . 

73  William  Buchanan 

74  See  Toronto  Conference 


46 

3  02 

0  50 

3  25 

42 

1  14 

3  00 

36 

i  66 

3  60 

44 

1  07 

2  00 

4  66 

40 

1  25 

1  15 

1  58 

CHATHAM. 

The  County  Town  of  the  County  of  Kent.  It  is  situate  on  the  River  Thames,  in  the  Township  of 
Raleigh.  Distant  from  Windsor  46  miles,  from  London  64  miles,  from  Hamilton  138  miles,  and 
from  Toronto  176  miles. 


1843  Cornelius  Flummerfelt,  George  Young 

44  Samuel  C.  Philp,  Joseph  E.  Ryerson  .  . 

45  Samuel  C.  Philp,  Richard  Whiting  . . . 

46  William  Willoughby,  Nathan  Axtle  .  . . 

47  Edward  Sallows,  John  Webster . 

48  Samuel  Fear,  John  G.  Laird . 

49  Samuel  Fear,  Thomas  Stobbs . 

50  Thomas  Fawcett,  Joel  Briggs . 

51  William  Price,  James  Taylor . 

52  William  Price,  Joseph  Hugill . 

53  William  Price,  William  Creighton . 

54  Edmund  Shepherd,  Thomas  D.  Pearson 

55  Noble  F.  English,  William  Hawke 

56  Noble  F.  English,  John  C.  Ash . 

57  William  Ames,  Samuel  Down . 


348 

7  20 

3  32 

370 

20  50 

7  10 

353 

15  15 

6  00 

266 

7  73 

2  12 

200 

12  89 

3  33 

233 

15  76 

5  12 

229 

12  12 

.... 

4  37 

232 

14  00 

7  48 

300 

20  62 

13  45 

223 

22  03 

18  37 

200  j 

24  00 

25  00 

195 

24  83 

20  00 

257 

15  15 

6  78 

16  00 

263  1 

18  42  1 

6  76 

16  00 

188 


CIRCUITS,  STATIONS  AND  MISSIONS. 


Year 


Names  of  Ministers. 


1858  Edwin  Clement,  Henry  Beeson  . . 

59  Edwin  Clement,  Henry  Beeson  . 

60  Edwin  Clement,  William  Irwin . 

6 1  G-eorge  Cochran,  David  Brethour . 

62  George  Cochran,  Peter  Bawtinhimer . 

63  Lewis  Warner,  Kenneth  McKenzie . 

64  Thomas  Cleghorn,  Manly  Benson . 

,  l  Thomas  Cullen  / 

65  George  Goodson  j  Wm  p  Magwood-  \ . 

•  66  George  Goodson,  James  Laird . 

67  George  Goodson,  John  James  Hare . 

68  Alex.  Langford,  George  A.  Mitchell,  B.  A.  ... 

69  Alex.  Langford,  Thomas  Cardus . 

70  Alex.  Langford,  Richard  W.  Woodsworth - 

71  Edward  B.  Ryekman,  M.A.,  John  Semmens  .. 

72  Edward  B.  Ryekman,  M.A.,  John  E.  Lanceley 

73  William  S.  Griffin,  Joseph  Odery  . 

74  See  London  Conference . 


No.  of 
Members. 

Conting. 

Fund. 

Educa. 

Fund. 

Sup.  M. 
Fund. 

292 

$16 

12 

$8 

50 

$12 

00 

364 

18 

62 

13 

81 

25 

07 

417 

18 

78 

14 

35 

39 

65 

215 

14 

34 

12 

26 

20 

31 

188 

12 

95 

4 

50 

12 

77 

211 

14 

11 

5 

91 

24 

00 

175 

14 

00 

5 

95 

26 

76 

141 

12 

50 

5 

59 

23 

10 

177 

15 

28 

8 

76 

29 

62 

190 

16 

25 

9 

00 

30 

00 

172 

16 

50 

9 

29 

30 

50 

180 

22 

57 

19 

00 

50 

25 

185 

23 

25 

22 

00 

51 

00 

194 

39 

24 

25 

00 

52 

00 

175 

37 

40 

23 

10 

53 

00 

185 

40 

54 

13 

24 

61 

06 

156 

42 

36 

17 

09 

67 

00 

CHATSWORTH. 

A  village  in  the  Township  of  Holland,  County  of  Grey,  Ontario.  It  was  formerly  called  Holland 

and  Sullivan  Mission. 


1866 

67 

68 

69 

70 

71 

72 

73 

74 


John  Neelands  . 

John  Neelands  . 

Joseph  Hill . 

Joseph  Hill  . 

Josias  Greene . 

Josias  Greene . 

Josias  Greene . 

John  Webster  . 

See  Toronto  Conference 


78 

2  04 

2  04 

67 

2  12 

2  14 

64 

2  67 

2  00 

54 

2  80 

1  55 

57 

3  00 

1  70 

90 

7  78 

3  00 

178 

8  04 

5  00 

179 

9  31 

5  00 

161 

9  41 

5  10 

2  78 
2  80 

3  00 

3  65 

4  25 
6  00 
6  76 

11  25 
11  32 


CHELSEA. 

A  small  village  in  the  Township  of  Hull,  County  of  Ottawa,  Province  of  Quebec. 

1873  Peter  Ker  . |  ■  ■  •  •  I  •  •  ■  ■  •  ■  ■  •  I 

74  Montreal  Conference . I  40  4  53  1  15 


3  ii 


CHINGUACOUSY. 


A  township  in  the  County  of  Peel,  Ontario. 

1872  Benjamin  Sherlock  . 

73  Benjamin  Sherlock  . 

74  See  Toronto  Conference  . 


It  was  formerly  part  of  the  Georgetown  Circuit. 


160 

125 


630  4  15  11  00 

7  50  4  20  11  15 


CHIPPAWA. 


A  village  at  the  mouth  of  the  River  Chippawa,  in  the  Townships  of  Stamford  and  Willoughby,  County 
of  Welland,  Ontario.  It  was  formerly  part  of  Stamford  Circuit. 


1843  Sylvester  Hurlburt  . 

44  Included  again  in  the  Stamford  Circuit 

45  John  K.  Williston . 

46  Luther  O.  Rice . 

47  Luther  O.  Rice,  Stephen  Brownell 

48  Reuben  E.  Tupper,  Stephen  Brownell 

49  Reuben  E.  Tupper,  George  Case . 

50  Reuben  E.  Tupper,  Nelson  Brown.  .  . . 

51  Robert  Corson,  William  Creighton  .  .  . 

52  Name  of  Circuit  changed  to  Crowland 


ioo 

6  43 

107 

10  43 

93 

10  95 

149 

9  58 

122 

16  57 

130 

14  32 

120 

14  52 

110 

10  40 

7  66 

1473 
4  00 

4  00 

5  00 
16  60 
12  00 

8  25 


CL  AREN  CEYILLE. 

A  village  in  the  Township  of  Noyan,  County  of  Missiquoi,  Quebec.  It  was  formerly  part  of  St.  Armaud 

Circuit. 


210 

176 

.... 

1845  Thomas  Campbell 

46  Thomas  Campbell 

47  Thomas  Campbell 


WESLEYAN  METHODIST  CONFERENCE. 


189 


Year 

Names  of  Ministers. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Conting. 

Fund. 

Educa. 

Fund. 

Sup.  M. 
Fund. 

48 

49 

Edmund  S.  Ingalls  . 

193 

Edmund  S.  Ingalls  . 

50 

Edmund  S.  Ingalls  . 

51 

Henry  Lanton  . 

• 

52 

Henrv  Lanton  .  .  . 

53  Henry  Lanton  . 

54  Henry  Lanton  . 

55  John  Tomkins  .  . 

229 

56 

John  Tomkins  . 

200 

$4  20 

$3  96 

$5  00 

57 

John  Tomkins  . 

109 

3  23 

8  00 

58 

Rufus  A.  Flanders . 

186 

2  00 

10  00 

59  Rufus  A.  Flanders  . 

60  Rufus  A.  Flanders  . 

181 

172 

2  82 

2  86 

2  90 

3  49 

4  39 

61 

Thomas  W.  Constable . 

173 

2  25 

1  80 

5  85 

62 

Thomas  W.  Constable . 

199 

6  18 

1  81 

12  00 

63 

Thomas  W.  Constable . 

151 

2  86 

1  37 

8  25 

64 

Rufus  A.  Flanders  . 

142 

4  05 

2  15 

6  15 

65 

Rufus  A.  Flanders  ) 

154 

3  50 

3  11 

6  08 

66 

James  Graham  .  .  .  ) 

Samuel  G.  Phillips  . 

144 

1  80 

3  14 

7  70 

67 

Samuel  G.  Phillips  . 

215 

1  62 

2  50 

7  97 

68 

Samuel  G.  Phillins  . 

253 

1  61 

2  55 

7  00 

69  Benjamin  Cole  . 

227 

2  30 

3  75 

7  86 

70  John  Armstrong  . 

205 

2  30 

6  40 

11  50 

71  John  Armstrong  . 

210 

8  19 

8  54 

21  00 

72  John  Armstrong  . 

220 

8  25 

7  00 

25  00 

73  George  H.  Squire,  B.  A  .  . . 

235 

9  00 

6  64 

35  00 

74  See  Montreal  Conference . 

216 

10  08 

7  00 

35  00 

CLARENDON. 

A  village  and  township  on  the  Ottawa  River,  in  the  County  of  Pontiac,  Quebec. 


1833  Stephen  Brownell . 

34  . 

55 

35  Daniel  Berney . 

50 

36  William  Willoughby . 

80 

37  Vincent  B.  Howard . 

96 

38  Stephen  Brownell . 

103 

39  John  Armstrong . 

93 

14  93 

1  50 

4C  John  Armstrong . 

92 

3  59 

1  25 

41  James  Hughes . 

92 

7  15 

1  75 

42  William  Dignam . 

86 

6  18 

2  00 

43  William  Norton . 

90 

1  25 

4  00 

44  William  Norton  . 

187 

2  00 

5  28 

45  John  Howes . 

201 

9  07 

6  48 

46  James  Greener . * . 

228 

11  60 

47  James  Greener . ' . 

228 

11  60 

48  David  Jennings,  Lewis  Morton . 

211 

5  20 

1  50 

49  David  Jennings . 

182 

4  02 

1  50 

50  Wm.  M.  Pattyson,  Silas  Huntingdon . 

146 

4  00 

1  00 

51  Wm.  M.  Pattyson,  Andrew  McAlister . 

168 

8  68 

4  12 

Portage-du-Fort  united  with  it. 

52  Thomas  McMullen . 

170 

53  Thomas  McMullen . 

175 

8  30 

4  25 

54  Luther  Houghton . 

190 

10  49 

8  90 

55  Luther  Houghton . 

274 

11  53 

2  19 

5  35 

56  Richard  Robinson . 

234 

6  71 

3  91 

7  50 

57  Richard  Robinson . 

173 

7  03 

4  03 

8  00 

58  Wm.  T.  Hewitt,  Samuel  Teeson  . 

168 

7  18 

4  14 

8  00 

59  Wm  T.  Hewitt,  Hiram  Fowler . 

202 

7  00 

2  50 

8  00 

60  Wm.  T.  Hewitt . 

*  207 

6  45 

8  15 

61  William  Creighton . 

154 

2  37 

5  00 

62  William  Creighton . 

167 

2  87 

1  25 

4  76 

63  William  Creighton,  Charles  E.  Perry . 

186 

2  90 

1  35 

4  15 

64  William  Shannon  (W.  W.  Meacham) . 

184 

3  20 

1  20 

6  80 

65  William  Shannon,  John  H.  Stewart .  . 

190 

2  05 

1  51 

3  67 

66  William  Shannon,  John  H.  Stewart . 

195 

3  00 

1  04 

4  05 

Portage  du  Fort  set  off. 


190 


CIRCUITS,  STATIONS  AND  MISSIONS. 


Year 

Names  of  Ministers. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Conting. 

Fund. 

Educa. 

Fund. 

Sup.  M. 
Fund. 

1867 

68 

William  Sanderson,  Andrew  C.  Eastman  . 

203 

220 

.$3  49 

4  81 

$1  12 

2  74 

$7  63 

10  31 

206 

4  97 

3  00 

11  59 

157 

6  00 

3  50 

20  00 

71 

79 

Portage  du  Fort  annexed,  1  year. 

174 

6  14 

4  90 

25  00 

207 

8  10 

7  00 

36  50 

164 

5  00 

2  00 

15  00 

74 

— ~  ~  - - O . 

Montreal  Conference . 

173 

4  00 

1  25 

6  00 

CLINTON. 

A  village  in  the  townships  of  Tuckersmitli,  Hullet  and  Goderich,  County  of  Huron,  Ontario.  It  was 
formerly  part  of  Goderich  Mission.  It  is  distant  from  Goderich  12  miles,  from  Stratford  32  miles, 
and  from  Toronto  120  miles. 


1854  Alex.  Campbell,  John  Hough . 

55  Alex.  Campbell,  Alex.  Sutherland . 

56  Alex.  Campbell . . 

57  Thomas  Cleghorn,  Joseph  Jones . 

58  Thomas  Cleghorn,  Samuel  C.  Philp,  Jr. 

59  Thomas  Cleghorn,  George  H.  Cornish  . 

60  John  Mills,  Daniel  E.  Brownell . 

61  John  Mills,  Thomas  Kelly  . 

62  John  Mills,  Thomas  E.  Garbutt . 

63  William  J.  Hunter,  Daniel  E.  Brownell 

64  Robert  Brewster,  Thomas  Brock . 

65  Robert  Brewster,  George  ^litchell . 

66  Robert  Brewster,  George  Leach . 

67  William  Hawke,  Henry  Kellam . 

68  William  Hawke,  Henry  Kellam . 

69  William  Hawke,  Henry  Kellam . 

70  James  Graham  . 

71  James  Graham  . 

72  James  Graham  . 

73  William  S.  Blackstock . 

74  See  London  Conference . 


319 

5 

50 

8 

80 

9 

25 

341 

27 

83 

9 

40 

18 

00 

351 

21 

00 

9 

61 

20 

15 

362 

26 

00 

13 

00 

31 

50 

406 

23 

40 

9 

25 

35 

00 

427 

25 

00 

10 

00 

43 

00 

422 

26 

00 

11 

00 

48 

00 

430 

24 

00 

10 

11 

51 

00 

406 

20 

00 

8 

51 

66 

56 

*  412 

21 

29 

9 

20 

60 

87 

358 

21 

30 

9 

30 

61 

00 

335 

21 

30 

5 

68 

62 

00 

341 

21 

30 

7 

50 

55 

30 

304 

22 

36 

7 

80 

71 

87 

345 

24 

67 

16 

36 

74 

10 

t  340 

24 

89 

17 

03 

7l 

19 

122 

13 

75 

8 

25 

21 

50 

113 

9 

59 

6 

32 

16 

00 

116 

13 

00 

7 

25 

24 

75 

154 

12 

72 

6 

00 

40 

00 

COATICOKE  and  BARNSTON. 


Two  villages  in  the  County  of  Stanstead,  Quebec.  Distant  from  Montreal  about  118  miles,  and  from 
Stanstead  Plains  13  miles.  It  was  formerly  part  of  Stanstead  Mission. 

1860  Benjamin  Cole . 

61  Benjamin  Cole . ' . 

62  Benjamin  Cole . 

63  John  Salmon,  B.A . 

64  John  Salmon,  B.A . 

65  John  S.  Evans . 

66  John  S.  Evans . 

67  James  E.  Richardson . 

68  James  E.  Richardson . 

69  James  E.  Richardson . 

70  Joseph  M.  Hagar,  M.A . 

71  Joseph  M.  Hagar,  M.A.,  Henry  W.  Knowles. 

72  Joseph  M.  Hagar,  M.A.,  Allan  Patterson.... 

73  LeRoy  Hooker,  Allan  Patterson . 

74  See  Montreal  Conference . 


COBOCONK. 

A  small  village  in  the  township  of  Bexley,  County  of  Victoria,  Ontario.  it  was  formerly  called 

Victoria  Road  Mission. 


1863  Peter  Campbell . 

57 

1  76 

1  00 

The  townships  of  Carden  and  Dalton  now  united  to  it. 

64  Peter  Campbell,  James  A.  McClung . 

45 

1  25 

0  75 

1  40 

65  William  H.  Schofield,  B.A.,  James  A.  McClung.... 

82 

0  75 

45  00 

1  00 

66  Alex.  A.  Magwood . 

X  83 

67  David  Hardie . 

45 

i  is 

0  72 

*  Some  appointments  given  to  Seaforth.  +  Londesboro’,  with  238  members  set  off. 

X  Carden  and  Dalton  set  off  and  Bolsover  Mission  formed. 


80 

15 

75 

88 

7 

75 

73 

6 

61 

73 

6 

67 

76 

5 

35 

59 

6 

16 

59 

6 

28 

67 

13 

66 

64 

12 

00 

84 

12 

02 

109 

12 

50 

136 

7 

05 

140 

8 

20 

150 

8 

45 

4 

35 

9 

20 

3 

06 

10 

00 

2 

16 

6 

19 

1 

50 

6 

73 

1 

62 

4 

57 

5 

64 

6 

87 

1 

70 

7 

00 

5 

07 

9 

31 

7 

00 

11 

12 

7 

42 

11 

52 

10 

00 

12 

10 

4 

61 

10 

22 

5 

33 

10 

25 

5 

20 

10 

86 

WESLEYAN  METHODIST  CONFERENCE. 


191 


Year 

Names  of  Ministers. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Conting. 

Fund. 

Educa. 

Fund. 

Sup.  M. 
Fund. 

1868  David  Hardie . . . 

62 

$2  00 

$1  00 

2  25 

$4  08 

4  30 

69 

David  Hardie . .  .  . 

66 

2  15 

Bolsover  united. 

70  Wm  Sutton.  Brabazon  B.  Dundas . 

37 

1  21 

0  50 

2  00 

71 

Wm.  Sutton.  Almon  P.  Lvons . . 

122 

6  30 

4  75 

4  75 

9  57 

8  00 

72  Wm.  Sutton  . . . . 

*  126 

4  00 

73 

Albert  C.  Wilson  . 

47 

1  60 

1  10 

2  75 

10  00 

74 

Toronto  Conference . 

50 

5  03 

1  90 

COBOURG. 

The  County  Town  of  the  Comity  of  North  umberland,  Ontario.  It  is  situated  in  the  township  of 
Hamilton,  on  the  north  shore  of  Lake  Ontario.  It  was  formerly  called  Smith’s  Creek  Circuit. 


825  David  Breakenridge,  John  Black . 

472 

26  Wm.  Slater,  John  Black . 

452 

27  Wm.  Slater,  Egerton  Ryerson . 

325 

«... 

28  James  Norris,  Ephraim  Evans . 

317 

29  David  Wright,  John  Carroll . 

360 

30  David  Wright,  Daniel  McMullen . 

519 

.... 

31  Rowley  Heyland,  Edmund  Shepherd . 

538 

32  Richard  Jones,  John  C.  Davidson . 

560 

33  Richard  Jones,  Thomas  Bevitt . 

400 

2  10 

34  Thomas  Bevitt,  Heman  Davis . 

447 

12  00 

35  Hamilton  Biggar,  John  Flanagan . 

404 

14  16 

36  George  Poole,  Adam  Townley . 

300 

14  31 

37  John  Carroll,  John  Douse . 

296 

24  50 

8  90 

38  John  Carroll,  Hannibal  Mulkins . 

522 

28  48 

39  James  Brock,  Alex.  McNab . 

+  468 

25  64 

20  00 

40  James  Brock,  John  Beatty  . 

393 

19  22 

9  87 

41  Edwy  M.  Ryerson . 

$  184 

7  67 

8  00 

42  Edwy  M.  Ryerson . 

207 

10  30 

6  37 

43  Asahel  Hurlburt . 

342 

14  26 

7  30 

44  Wm.  McCullough . 

256 

14  80 

8  00 

45  Wm.  McCullough . 

280 

17  42 

10  00 

46  Jonathan  Scott . 

292 

17  50 

12  25 

47  Jonathan  Scott . 

255 

17  75 

14  27 

48  John  Douse . 

245 

18  58 

14  85 

49  John  Bredin  . 

185 

10  61 

12  00 

50  John  Bredin  . 

155 

11  88 

12  50 

51  George  R.  Sanderson . 

163 

12  00 

8  45 

52  George  R.  Sanderson . 

161 

15  45 

9  25 

53  George  R.  Sanderson . 

170 

16  03 

10  00 

54  George  H.  Davis . 

270 

19  55 

12  10 

55  George  H.  Davis . 

282 

18  45 

20  16 

9  75 

56  John  Bredin  . 

346 

20  00 

18  83 

30  87 

57  John  Bredin . 

353 

32  80 

24  93 

60  00 

58  John  Bredin . 

365 

21  18 

20  55 

50  00 

59  Wm.  H.  Poole . 

§  380, 

22  55 

21  00 

60  25 

60  Wm.  H.  Poole  . 

222 

13  00 

9  00 

17  00 

61  Wm.  H.  Poole  ...  . 

257 

13  00 

8  00 

17  50 

62  James  H.  Bishop . 

315 

14  50 

9  00 

26  75 

63  James  H.  Bishop . . 

269 

19  00 

6  27 

13  50 

64  James  H.  Bishop  . 

237 

18  65 

9  20 

39  00 

65  Richard  Jones,  Charles  Lavell,  M.A . 

226 

21  66 

10  00 

39  00 

66  Richard  Jones,  Charles  Lavell,  M.A . 

253 

21  77 

13  55 

50  00 

67  Richard  Jones . 

224 

26  75 

11  68 

52  75 

68  William  Pollard . 

219 

25  48 

11  37 

75  00 

69  William  Pollard . 

231 

30  12 

27  00 

65  00 

70  William  Pollard . 

221 

31  21 

26  09 

73  00 

71  William  Briggs . 

266 

35  00 

40  00 

102  75 

72  William  Briggs . 

250 

36  71 

41  25 

85  00 

73  William  Briggs . 

281 

40  00 

20  CO 

85  00 

74  Toronto  Conference  . 

206 

41  17 

”0  00 

87  00 

*  Bolsover  again  set  off.  t  Colborne  set  off.  J  Port  Hope  set  off. 

§  Baltimore,  Grafton,  and  Plainville  set  off. 


192 


CIRCUITS,  STATIONS  AND  MISSIONS. 


COLBORNE 


A  village  in  the  township  of  Cramahe,  County  of  Northumberland,  Ontario.  It  was  formerly  part 
of  the  Cobourg  Circuit.  It  is  distant  from  Cobourg  14  miles,  and  from  Toronto  86  miles. 


Year 


Names  of  Ministers. 


1839  Wm.  Haw . 

40  Joseph  Messmore . 

41  Joseph  Messmore . 

42  Wm.  Young . 

43  John  Black  . 

44  John  Black,  David  B.  Madden . 

45  Robert  Darlington,  Daniel  Wright . 

46  Robert  Darlington,  Nelson  Brown . 

47  Wm.  Morton,  Abraham  Dayman  . 

48  Wm.  Coleman,  Wm.  Morton . 

49  Sylvester  Hurlburt,  Nelson  Brown . 

50  Sylvester  Hurlburt . 

51  James  Hughes . 

52  James  Hughes  . 

53  John  G.  Witted . . 

54  John  G.  Witted . 

55  Charles  Taggart . 

56  Charles  Taggart . 

57  Charles  Taggart . 

58  Thomas  Stobbs . 

59  Thomas  Stobbs . 

60  Isaac  B.  Aylesworth,  M.  D . 

61  Isaac  B.  Aylesworth,  M.D.,  James  Hannon . 

62  Francis  Coleman,  James  Hannon . 

63  Francis  Coleman,  Wm.  Halstead . 

64  David  C.  Clappison,  John  Burwash,  B.A . 

65  David  C.  Clappison,  Samuel  Might  . 

66  David  C.  Clappison,  Thomas  M.  Campbell . 

67  Robert  Fowler,  M.D.,  M.R.C.S.,  George  Robson  .  .  . 


68  Robert  Fowler,  M.D.,  M.R.C.S . 

69  Robert  Fowler,  M.D.,  M.R.C.S . 

70  George  Case . 

71  George  Case . 

72  William  McCullough . 

73  William  McCullough  . 

74  See  Toronto  Conference . . 


No.  of 
Members. 

Conting. 

Fund. 

Educa. 

Fund. 

Sup.  M. 
Fund. 

142 

$5 

25 

$3 

10 

112 

5 

40 

3 

20 

200 

7 

00 

4 

00 

220 

2 

60 

3 

18 

222 

4 

00 

3 

50 

306 

8 

25 

8 

00 

363 

16 

00 

10 

00 

335 

12 

00 

10 

00 

372 

18 

58 

14 

85 

*460 

16 

00 

13 

00 

266 

7 

60 

10 

00 

170 

5 

83 

6 

48 

177 

6 

42 

7 

25 

170 

6 

80 

8 

00 

167 

9 

30 

8 

32 

118 

8 

30 

3 

72 

142 

10 

87 

$4 

65 

11 

22 

210 

8 

60 

6 

68 

20 

00 

271 

8 

00 

4 

10 

13 

00 

287 

9 

02 

4 

50 

16 

75 

303 

7 

65  • 

3 

36 

11 

52 

317 

8 

00 

4 

00 

20 

50 

391 

11 

52 

4 

94 

22 

00 

431 

11 

77 

5 

60 

22 

00 

395 

10 

38 

5 

71 

22 

50 

384 

10 

00 

5 

07 

17 

35 

379 

11 

25  . 

5 

44 

29 

34 

365 

12 

64 

5 

92 

31 

10 

+  350 

16 

67 

9 

04 

27 

50 

195 

12 

31 

10 

33 

19 

10 

189 

15 

82 

10 

50 

25 

00 

170 

11 

14 

10 

68 

17 

50 

203 

11 

90 

5 

00 

18 

23 

200 

1  12 

50 

8 

00 

20 

00 

200 

12 

75 

6 

24 

20 

00 

COLDWATER. 

A  village  in  the  township  of  Medonte,  County  of  Simcoe,  Ontario. 

1868  Supplied  from  Orillia 

69  John  W.  Clipsham  .  . 

70  John  W.  Clipsham 


It  was  formerly  part  of  Orillia  Circuit . 


71 

72 

73 

74 


Supplied  from  Orillia  .  . 
Supplied  from  Orillia  .  . 
i  Robert  Lochead,  1 
(  Thomas  Snowdon  J 
See  Toronto  Conference . 


20 

, 

. 

. . 

22 

0 

89 

0 

56 

0 

78 

41 

0 

20 

0 

17 

1 

92 

34 

4 

78 

5 

02 

1 

00 

41 

6 

24 

7 

34 

12 

22 

49 

5 

40 

1 

97 

4 

85 

52 

3 

00 

1 

55 

2 

48 

COLLF1ELD. 


A  village  in  the  township  of  Litchfield,  County  of  Pontiac,  Quebec. 


It  was  formerly  Thorne  Mission.. 


1870  James  Simpson,  Wm.  Knox . 

70 

2  90 

2 

50 

71  George  Stenning . 

75 

5  09 

1 

10 

72  Samuel  E.  Maudsley . 

81 

2  29 

73  See  Bryson . 

54 

3  76 

i 

29 

COLLINGWOOD. 

A  Town  in  the  township  of  Nottawasaga,  on  the  Georgian  Bay,  County  of  Simcoe,  Ontaro. 

from  Toronto  96  miles. 


1853  Edward  Sallows 

54  Edward  Sallows 

55  Joel  Briggs.  .  . . 


39 

2  42 

48 

2  26 

3  63 
8  00 
8  00 
6  14 


Distant 


1  88 
2  46 


Brighton  set  off. 


+  Castleton  set  of. 


WESLEYAN  METHODIST  CONFERENCE. 


193 


Year 

Names  of  Ministers. 

No.  of 
Members 

Conting. 

Fund. 

Educa. 

Fund. 

Sup.  M. 
Fund. 

1856 

Robert  Graham . 

32 

&A 

1  9 

$3  50 

10  00 

4  00 

2  75 

2  50 

57 

Robert  Graham . 

35 

tyd  vu 

58 

Kennedy  Creighton  .... 

33 

24 

27 

139 

21 

3 

9 

nn 

L 

59 

Kennedy  Creighton . 

ftn 

i 

1 

1 

oo 

60 

Nottawasaga  Mission  united  with  it  for  one  year. 
Charles  Silvester,  Edwin  Fessant 

1 

1  1 

60 

7  o 

61 

Charles  Silvester  . 

62 

Charles  Fish  . 

Q 

in 

5 

Uo 

7  75 

63 

Charles  Fish . 

68 

35 

27 

A 

2  PC 

49 

50 

2  20 

64 

Edward  H.  Dewart  .  .  . 

Q 

i 

3  50 

65 

William  Lund  . 

9 

□4 

4  00 

66 

Charles  Turver . 

35 

9 

l 

47 

3  20 

4  85 

5  00 

67 

Charles  Turver . 

31 

34 

Q 

i 

i 

i 

55 

68 

Charles  Turver . 

Q 

DO 

69 

Francis  Berry  . 

pen 

2 

oO 

5  00 

4  50 

70 

Francis  Berry . 

60 

00 

71 

Francis  Berry . 

1 04. 

Q 

0 

70 

13  20 

9  45 

18  00 

20  00 

20  00 

72 

Joseph  W.  MeCallum . 

173 

163 

164 

1 2 

Qn 

o 

00 

73 

Joseph  W.  MeCallum  .... 

/ 

zu 

74 

See  Toronto  Conference  . 

13 

70 

7 

7 

/  0 

50 

COMPTON. 

A  village  and  township  in  the  County  of  Compton,  Quebec.  Distant  from  Stanstead  20  miles  from 

Montreal  110  miles. 


1840  Edmund  Botterell . 

41  John  Tomkins  . 

42  John  Tomkins  . 

43  John  Tomkins  . 

44  Edmund  S.  Ingalls  . 

45  Edmund  S.  Ingalls  . 

46  Benjamin  Slight,  M.A . 

47  Benjamin  Slight,  M.A . 

48  Thomas  Campbell . 

49  Thomas  Campbell . 

50  Malcolm  McDonald . 

51  Malcolm  McDonald . 

52  Malcolm  McDonald . 

53  William  Andrews . 

54  John  B.  Selley,  M.D . 

55  John  B.  Selley,  M.D . 

Coaticoke  now  united  with  it. 

56  John  B.  Selley,  M.D  . 

57  Joseph  Forsyth . 

58  Joseph  Forsyth . 

59  Joseph  Forsyth . 

60  Samuel  G.  Phillips  . 

61  Samuel  G.  Phillips  . 

62  Samuel  G.  Phillips  . 

63  Benjamin  Cole,  William  W.  Ross 

64  Benjamin  Cole  . . . 

65  Benjamin  Cole  . 

66  Joseph  E.  Sanderson,  M.A . 

67  Joseph  E.  Sanderson,  M.A . 

68  Moses  M.  Johnson . 

69  Moses  M.  Johnson . 

70  James  E.  Richardson  . 

71  James  E.  Richardson  . 

72  James  E.  Richardson  . 

73  Thomas  C.  Brown . 

74  See  Montreal  Conference . 


203 

195 

185 

155 

165 

165 

189 

83 

100 

104' 

50 

2  00 

2  00 

59 

2  25 

7  00 

60 

6  00 

12  00 

60 

6  50 

15  00 

60 

6  00 

15  00 

90 

3  30 

6  00 

78 

1  60 

•  •  t  . 

5  09 

104 

1  68 

8  20 

74 

2  95 

3  90 

6  36 

97 

5  27 

5  45 

80 

5  80 

3  10 

5  02 

69 

3  83 

1  03 

5  17 

74 

4  S6 

2  00 

18  25 

62 

4  94 

3  63 

9  07 

79 

3  50 

4  33 

3  35 

71 

8  94 

6  00 

9  00 

70 

8  42 

4  60 

12  50 

74 

8  50 

4  45 

12  50 

100 

11  15 

6  50  | 

16  00 

CONSECON. 


A  village  in  the  townships  of  Hillier  and  Ameliasburg,  County  of  Prince  Edward,  Ontario. 

from  Picton  22  miles,  from  Brighton  15  miles. 

1844  Robert  Corson,  John  Sanderson . 

45  William  McFadden,  Thomas  Cleghorn. 

46  William  McFadden,  Abraham  Dayman 

47  William  McFadden,  Charles  Turver  . .  . 

13 


481 

12 

I 

30 

385 

15 

50 

372 

16 

22  |  .... 

Distan 


13  00 
13  12 
9  23 


194 


CIRCUITS,  STATIONS  AND  MISSIONS. 


Year 


Names  of  Ministers. 


1848  Richard  Jones,  William  H.  Poole - 

49  Richard  Jones,  William  H.  Poole  - 

50  David  B.  Madden,  John  A.  Williams 

51  David  B.  Madden,  John  A.  Williams 

52  John  A.  Williams,  John  G.  Witted  .  . 

53  Michael  Fawcett,  Charles  Taggart  .... 

54  Michael  Fawcett,  Charles  Taggart  .... 

55  Michael  Fawcett,  Peter  German  . . 

56  Michael  Fawcett,  David  B.  Madden  . . 

(  David  B.  Madden  ) 

57  John  Lever  j  ^r^]lur  Browning  \ 

58  James  Greener,  John  Jackson. .  ...  •  •  • 

,  _  ,  i  Robert  Fowler,  M.  D. 

59  John  Jackson  j  ^]ex  Campbell,  2nd. 

60  Joel  Briggs,  Edward  Harris . 

61  Joel  Briggs,  Alex.  Lester . . . 

62  Joel  Briggs,  George  Brown,  2nd  ...... 

63  George  Browne,  David  Kennedy,  b.A. 

64  George  Browne,  David  Kennedy,  B.A. 

65  George  Browne,  David  Brethonr . 

66  John 'Walton,  Alex.  Hardie,  B.A - - 

TIT  l  Elisha  Tennant  ) 

67  John  Walton,  j  Thomas  Campbell  \ 

68  John  Walton,  Edward  Morrow.  M.A.  . 

69  Andrew  B.  Chambers  . 

70  Andrew  B.  Chambers . 

71  Andrew  B.  Chambers . 

72  William  J.  Hewitt . 

73  William  J.  Hewitt . 

74  Toronto  Conference  . 


No.  of 
Members. 

Conting. 

Fund. 

Educa. 

Fund. 

Sup.  M. 
Fund. 

380 

$14 

49 

$10 

20 

510 

20 

00 

26 

35 

480 

20 

55 

29 

00 

442 

20 

60 

31 

48 

409 

18 

68 

34 

23 

470 

19 

00 

38 

00 

490 

17 

00 

31 

75 

586 

17 

60 

$4 

20 

35 

00 

595 

19 

00 

6 

00 

36 

00 

666 

20 

00 

7 

00 

46 

80 

707 

13 

70 

7 

10 

53 

32 

450 

5 

05 

2 

50 

66 

75 

297 

9 

37 

3 

25 

29 

50 

399 

10 

00 

5 

00 

32 

00 

303 

8 

00 

4 

00 

27 

00 

350 

7 

21 

2 

22 

30 

00 

350 

10 

60 

3 

62 

46 

17 

325 

7 

72 

2 

00 

31 

00 

386 

9 

00 

5 

00 

33 

00 

365 

10 

25 

4 

00 

34 

50 

344 

8 

08 

4 

00 

26 

57 

t  357 

9 

58 

7 

18 

27 

24 

14S 

9 

06 

5 

65 

17 

80 

131 

10 

00 

7 

61 

21 

00 

163 

10 

19 

7 

30 

22 

75 

140 

8 

50 

4 

00 

8 

00 

141 

9 

50 

4 

00 

18 

00 

COOKSHIRE. 


A  village  in  the  township  of  Eaton,  Co.  Compton,  Quebec. 

1871  Hiram  Fowler . 

72  Cornelius  Jones . 

73  Cornelius  Jones . 

74  Montreal  Conference . 


It  was  formerly  part  of  the  Eaton  Circuit 


46 

4 

00  1 

2 

78 

54 

4 

85  j 

3 

00 

54 

!  5 

00 

2 

09 

6  03 
6  50 
6  00 


COOKSTOWN. 


A  village  on  the  corners  of  the  townships  of  West  Gwillimbury, 
of  Simcoe,  Ontario.  Distant  from  Toronto  49  miles,  from 
13  miles.  It  was  formerly  part  of  Bradford  Circuit. 


Tecumseth  and  Essa,  in  the  County 
Barrie  13  miles,  and  from  Bradford 


1851  Luther  O.  Rice . 

52  Luther  O.  Rice . 

53  Luther  O.  Rice . 

54  Joel  Briggs . 

55  John  A.  Williams . 

56  Charles  Turver ............  •  •  •  •  •  ■  •  •  •  •  • 

57  Charles  Turver,  Nicholas  R.  Willoughby 

58  Charles  Turver,  Isaac  Baker . 

59  John  S.  Clarke,  Benjamin  Sherlock  .... 

60  John  S.  Clarke,  Thomas  Bell . 

61  John  S.  Clarke,  Thomas  Bell . 

62  Joseph  Sheply,  Isaac  Gold  . ._ . 

63  Matthew  Swann,  Joseph  Colling . 

64  Matthew  Swann,  Nelson  Burns,  M.A.  .  . 

65  Matthew  Swann,  Peter  Addison . 

66  Alex.  R.  Campbell,  Peter  Addison . 

67  Alex.  R.  Campbell,  Peter  Addison . 

68  Alex.  R.  Campbell,  John  H.  Keppel 

69  Wiliam  Hay,  Andrew  Cunningham . 

70  William  Hay,  David  Cattanach . 

71  Wm.  Hay,  John  C.  Stevenson. . 

72  Wm.  Irwin,  Charles  Smith . 

73  Win.  Irwin,  Wm.  G.  Howson . 

74  See  Toronto  Conference . 


'  ’98 

6 

58 

;; 

3 

90 

131 

5 

20 

6 

40 

133 

9 

07 

9 

77 

210 

6 

50 

3 

\5 

11 

00 

205 

12 

00 

6 

50 

30 

00 

200 

15 

40 

7 

00 

22 

00 

282 

12 

20 

4 

05 

18 

00 

281 

10 

20 

3 

43 

25 

25 

331 

10 

68 

3 

50 

20 

00 

323 

10 

50 

3 

50 

29 

00 

355 

10 

75 

4 

00 

34 

50 

353 

14 

03 

6 

56 

60 

86 

365 

15 

98 

8 

72 

71 

52 

394 

11 

18 

7 

11 

60 

00 

412 

15 

32 

8 

56 

60 

84 

370 

15 

47 

7 

08 

80 

50 

437 

23 

00 

8 

20 

90 

50 

J  521 

18 

93 

15 

00 

87 

10 

365 

14 

93 

7 

43 

72 

93 

375 

18 

86 

10 

00 

75 

51 

380 

20 

32 

10 

25 

75 

52 

360 

18 

00 

9 

11 

77 

00 

360 

18 

09 

9 

25 

77 

16 

Amelhwiburg  set  off. 


t  Wellington  set  off. 


X  Alliston  set  off. 


WESLEYAN  METHODIST  CONFERENCE. 


195 


COOKSVILLE. 

A  rflag.  «  Ih*  Steel ,  in  Toronto  township  County  of  Peel.  Ontario.  Distant  ten.  Toronto 
_  ’  m  rolt  Lredlt  24  miles-  It  was  formerly  part  of  Toronto  Circuit. 


Year 


1848 

49 

50 

51 

52 

53 

54 

55 

56 

57 

58 

59 

60 
61 
62 

63 

64 

65 

66 

67 

68 

69 

70 

71 

72 

73 

74 


Names  of  Ministers. 


David  Wright . 

David  Wright . 

James  Hughes . 

Jonathan  Scott . 

Jonathan  Scott . 

Jonathan  Scott . 

Benjamin  Nankeville.  . 
Benjamin  Nankeville  . 
j  Benjamin  Nankeville, 

(  John  Wesley  Savage, 
James  Norris  .  ...... 

Noble  F.  English  .... 


Noble  F.  English  . 
Noble  F.  English. 
James  Greener 


James  Greener,  George  Martin  Brown . 

J ames  Greener,  George  Rogers . 

Wm.  Philp,  James  Woodsworth 
Wm.  Philp,  John  Smiley,  B.A. 

Wm.  Philp,  George  Mitchell . 

Thomas  S.  Howard,  Alex.  C.  Harris . 

Thomas  S.  Howard,  Abel  Edwards . 

Samuel  C.  Philp,  jr. ,  James  Montgomery 

Samuel  C.  Philp.  jr.,  John  G.  Scott . 

Manly  Benson,  John  S.  Smith  .  . 

David  L.  Brethour,  Wm.  G.  Howson . '. 

Andiew  Cunningham,  William  R.  Morrison. 
See  Toronto  Conference . 


No.  of 
Members 

Conting. 

Fund. 

Educa 

Fund. 

Sup.  M. 
Fund. 

83  ’ 

*8 

26 

$6 

83 

91 

6 

67 

6 

45 

92 

10 

30 

8 

80 

105 

12 

48 

14 

34 

198 

16 

60 

16 

12 

161 

16 

66 

12 

25 

145 

20 

95 

$8 

18 

14 

90 

165 

22 

18 

11 

12 

19 

15 

245 

22 

87 

11 

46 

16 

10 

201 

17 

23 

4 

05 

16 

03 

207 

16 

61 

4 

46 

14 

67 

225 

14 

42 

4 

35 

15 

78 

260 

11 

06 

3 

91 

12 

60 

220 

13 

22 

4 

00 

16 

82 

225 

15 

51 

5 

69 

17 

00 

226 

16 

00 

5 

75 

17 

20 

220 

19 

02 

6 

80  1 

31 

04 

196 

11 

98 

8 

SO 

36 

48 

220 

19 

94 

10 

18 

34 

42 

235 

20 

50 

10 

4S 

41 

20 

237 

21 

05 

10 

00 

42 

00 

240 

22 

00 

10 

43 

44 

00 

242 

23 

01  | 

.14 

00 

50 

00 

244 

23 

17 

15 

11 

64 

50 

224 

23 

40 

11 

25 

45 

33 

234 

22 

90  1 

10 

90  1 

64 

59 

CORNWALL. 


A  town  and  township  in  the  County  of  Stormont,  Ontario.  From  1792  to  1808 
the  Oswegotchie  Circuit.  It  is  68  miles  from  Montreal,  and  105  miles  fron 


1808  Wm.  Snow . 

9  Elias  Pattie . 

10  Bela  Smith  .... 

11)  . 

to  >  No  record — hut  probably  supplied  by  the  Augusta 

16  )  preachers. 

17  Wm.  Brown . 

18  Nathaniel  Reeder . 

19  James  G.  Peale . 

20  Elijah  Boardman,  J.  Botfield . 

2 1  Philander  Smith  . 

22  Vacant . 

23  Wm.  H.  Williams . 

24  Ezra  Healey,  John  Black . 

25  Ezra  Healey,  George  Poole . 

26  Wyatt  Chamberlayne . 

27  David  Wright . 

28  Wm.  H.  Williams,  Jacob  Poole . 

29  Charles  Wood . 

30  John  Black.  . . 

31 1  . ;;;;;;;;;; 

to  V  . 

37 )  . 


35  j 

40 

40 


52 

50 

54 

113 

142 

176 

172 

400 

423 

470 

442 

489 

274 

289 

290 


it  formed  a  part  of 
Kingston. 


38  John  Flanagan 

39  ) 

40  . 


41  John  Tooke . 

42  Wm.  Pollard . 

43  Joseph  W.  McCallum,  Michael  Baxter  . 

44  Joseph  W.  McCallum,  George  B.  Butcher 

45  Joseph  W.  McCallum,  Joseph  Hill . 


150 

268 

321 

313 


6  25 
9  50 
14  00 
4  63 


8  00 
6  00 
2  25 
2  00 


196 


CIRCUITS,  STATIONS  AND  MISSIONS. 


Year 


I 

Names  of  Ministers. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Conting. 

Fund. 

Educa. 

Fund. 

275 

$6  00 

Simon  Huntington,  ueoige  •  • . 

246 

4  60 

Simon  Huntington,  jonatnan  ijuvuhh . 

246 

8  20 

Win.  H.  Williams,  Win.  ivi.  JTtiLLyouii. . 

272 

6  59 

208 

3  12 

Ldward  Sallows,  o onn  d.  iiinifttiowg . 

226 

3  58 

Vincent  B.  Howard,  win.  nuins . 

222 

5  28 

300 

5  03 

259 

5  01 

$3  83 

John  Howes,  xtooeii  . . 

227 

6  54 

261 

7  00 

4  00 

335 

7  59 

3  00 

400 

5  00 

3  00 

360 

6  00 

3  00 

)  (  Included  in  Moulinette  Circuit. 

o’eo 

ie> 

1  70 

28 

2  12 

0  95 

30 

2  30 

1  10 

30 

5  51 

3  50 

30 

5  60 

5  00 

54 

5  69 

4  53 

40 

5  00 

2  55 

5  George  jn.  a.  r.  r.  nnhbuii  . 

40 

6  34 

6  00 

9  William  L/.  xienuei sun,  . . 

45 

8  00 

5  38 

0  William  O.  xienueisuu,  i*  j. . . . 

45 

7  48 

7  20 

1  William  jjLenciciouii,  x*i..4.v. . .  . 

70 

8  02 

j  3  25 

3  Alexander  Campbell . 

4  See  Montreal  Conference . 

72 

75 

8  05 
!  8  50 

2  50 
|  2  50 

Sup.  M. 
Fund. 


$3  00 


38 

00 

67 

10 

15 

00 


3  20 

3  75 

4  49 

5  00 
5  00 
4  68 
4  23 


2  12 
3  10 
3  50 
3  75 

7  00 

8  00 
12  00 
12  00 

12  49 
11  28 

13  06 

14  00 

15  00 


CRAIGHURST. 

A  village  in  the  Township  of  Flos,  County  of  Simcoe  Ontario.  It  was  formerly  known  as  the  Flos 
°  and  Medonte  Mission.  Penetanguishene  Mission  was  united  to  it  m  I860. 


1864  Janies  F.  Latimer . . . 

65  James  Anderson,  James  Woodsworth 

66  James  Matheson . 

67  James  Matheson  . . 

68  James  Matheson . 

69  John  W.  Wither . . . 

70  John  W.  Wither  . 

71  (See  Hillsdale)  . 


97 

2  70 

1  00 

112 

5  08 

2  34 

70 

3  68 

1  95 

87 

3  90 

2  05 

117 

2  51 

3  20 

112 

2  75 

2  10 

100 

2  80 

3  10 

00 

60 

65 

10 

15 

00 

00 


CROSBY. 


So  called  from  the  name  of  a  township  in  the  County  of  Leeds,  Ontario. 

Townships  of  Crosby,  Bastard,  and  Kitley. 


The  Mission  consisted  of  the 


1827 

28 

to 

34 

35 

36 

37 

38 

39 

40 

41 

42 

43 

44 

45 

46 

47 


Jacob  Poole 


(  Supplied  from  other  Circuits. 


Thomas  Harmon 
Stephen  Brownell . 
James  Currie  .... 
William  Young. . 
William  Young. . 
George  Goodson 
George  Goodson 
James  Hughes  .  . 
James  Hughes  .  . 
Daniel  Berney  . . 
Matthew  Connor 
Matthew  Connor 
See  Newboro’ .... 


237 

:::: 

164 

.... 

100 

86 

2  00 

100 

8  20 

115 

7  80 

175 

7  05  .... 

344 

8  92 

334 

5  25 

294 

5  33 

269 

5  23 

218 

7  89 

218 

3  28 

1  .... 

12 

40 

00 

22 

00 


2  00 
2  05 
2  .60 
2  75 
2  00 
2  50 
4  00 


CROWLAND. 

A  village  and  township  in  Co.  of  Welland,  Ontario.  It  was  formerly  part  of  the  Chippewa  Circuit. 

1852  Robert  Corson,  Richard  Clarke  . 

53  Thomas  Jeffers,  John  Shaw . 

54  Included  in  Welland  Circuit  . 


120 

150 


11  00 
12  00 


8  50 

10  00 


WESLEYAN  METHODIST  CONFERENCE. 


197 


D. 


DANVILLE. 

A  village  in  the  township  of  Shipton,  County  of  Richmond,  Quebec.  It  was  formerly  part  of  Mel¬ 
bourne  Mission.  Distant  from  Montreal  87  miles,  and  from  Quebec  84  miles. 


Year 


1856 

57 

58 

59 

60 
61 
62 

63 

64 

65 

66 

67 

68 

69 

70 

71 

72 

73 

74 


DARLINGTON. 

The  name  of  a  township  in  the  County  of  Durham,  Ontario. 

Circuit. 

1869  Alfred  McCann,  Alexander  C.  Chambers . 

70  Alfred  McCann,  Richard  W.  Williams  . 

71  Thomas  A.  Ferguson,  Thomas  H.  Patchell . 

72  Thomas  A.  Ferguson,  James  F.  Metcalfe . 

73  Thomas  A.  Ferguson,  Isaac  N.  Robinson . 

74  See  Toronto  Conference  . . 


Names  of  Ministers. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Conting. 

Fund. 

Educa. 

Fund. 

1 

Sup.  M. 
Fund. 

Charles  Stringfellow . ■ 

33 

Thomas  Derrick,  Robert  Mark  . 

43 

$3 

00 

Thomas  Derrick . 

178 

3 

59 

Thomas  Derrick  . 

138 

3 

20 

$2 

00 

$2 

50 

Thomas  Derrick . 

110 

2 

75 

0 

75 

1 

00 

Edwin  Fessant . 

96 

4 

03 

1 

00 

4 

50 

JohnS.  Evans  . 

102 

3 

95 

5 

00 

10 

50 

John  S.  Evans  . 

110 

3 

94 

3 

75 

7 

00 

John  S.  Evans  . 

107 

4 

99 

3 

38 

7 

98 

Robert  H.  Smith  .  . 

110 

4 

60 

2 

10 

8 

00 

Robert  H.  Smith  . 

110 

5 

50 

i 

00 

8 

5» 

Robert  H.  Smith  . 

no 

5 

00 

2 

00 

7 

00 

William  Jackson  .  . 

133 

6 

00 

2 

00 

7 

00 

William  Jackson  . 

134 

6 

00 

3 

45 

8 

20 

William  Jackson  . 

169 

8 

85 

7 

57 

15 

33 

George  Washington,  M.A  . 

147 

7 

80 

7 

57 

15 

00 

George  Washington,  M.A  . 

George  Washington,  M.A  . 

See  Montreal  Conference . 

180 

7 

54 

6 

42 

15 

30 

173 

4 

34 

1 

50 

11 

56 

158 

6 

45 

3 

10 

13 

45 

It  was  formerly  part  of  the  Bowman ville 


275 

269 

230 

222 

256 


19  54 
23  00 
23  00 

20  64 
16  95 


9  00 
15  25 
12  00 
9  47 
7  25 


50  54 
60  43 
34  50 
60  60 
59  31 


DAVENPORT  and  SEATON. 


Davenport  is  the  name  of  a  post-office  and  railroad  station  on  the  Northern  Railroad,  5^  miles  from 
Toronto.  Seaton  is  a  small  village  in  the  township  and  County  of  York,  Ontario.  It  was 
formerly  part  of  Toronto  West  Circuit. 


1866  James  Graham  . 

67  . 

68  William  H.  Withrow,  M.A, 

69  William  H.  Withrow,  M.A. 

70  Charles  Turver . 

71  Davidson  McDonald . 

72  Davidson  McDonald . 

73  William  McFadden . 

74  See  Toronto  Conference  . .  . 


48 

5  92 

56 

3  15 

49 

2  13 

62 

7  23 

56 

8  68 

63 

8  75 

3  21 

6  75 

4  00 

4  00 

2  50 

9  00 

2  75 

10  00 

2  60 

21  25 

4  00 

30  00 

D'AWN  MILLS. 

A  small  village  in  the  Township  of  Camden,  County  of  Kent,  Ontario.  It  was  formerly  part  of 

Florence  Circuit. 


1868  John  L.  Kerr- . 

69  John  L.  Kerr . 

70  John  L.  Kerr . 

71  William  Chapman . 

72  Henry  Reid,  John  Walton  2nd . 

73  William  C.  Watson,  M.A.,  Joseph  Guest 

74  See  London  Conference . 


115 

5 

00 

3 

00 

5 

82 

120 

5 

40 

3 

36 

6 

10 

136 

6 

10 

3 

82  ’ 

7 

63 

176 

12 

20 

5 

30 

13 

63 

227 

13 

25 

6 

50 

20 

00 

225 

19 

75 

7 

60 

10 

00 

198 


CIRCUITS,  STATIONS  AND  MISSIONS. 


village 


DELHI. 

the  Township  of  Middleton,  County  of  Norfolk,  Ontario. 

burg  Mission. 


It  was  formerly  Fredericks- 


Year 

Names  of  Ministers. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Conting. 

Fund. 

Educa. 

Fund. 

Sup.  M. 
Fund. 

1856 

Isaac  Crane . . . 

57 

Charles  W.  M.  Gilbert . 

$123 

$5  81 

$2  68 

$2  83 

58 

Charles  W.  M.  Gilbert . 

152 

6  29 

1  83 

11  80 

59 

Name  of  Mission  now  changed  to  Lynedoch . 

125 

4  12 

1  75 

9  88 

DEMORESTVILLE. 

A  village  in  the  township  of  Sophiasburg,  County  of  Prince  Edward,  Ontario.  It  was  formerly  part 
of  Hallowell  Circuit.  It  is  distant  from  Picton  9  miles,  and  from  Kingston  49  miles. 


1845  Isaac  B.  Aylesworth,  M.D . 

.... 

46  Isaac  B.  Aylesworth,  M.D . 

195 

8  37 

47  Noble  F.  English . 

191 

8  00 

48  George  Carr . 

160 

3  12 

49  George  Carr . 

180 

4  37 

50  William  H.  Poole . 

156 

4  52 

51  William  H.  Poole . . . 

177 

5  98 

52  Joseph  Reynolds . 

180 

5  90 

53  Joseph  Reynolds . 

190 

4  30 

54  Vincent  B.  Howard . 

264 

4  70 

55  Vincent  B.  Howard .  . 

236 

5  70 

1  25 

56  William  H.  Williams . 

226 

5  85 

1  90 

57  William  Coleman,  Richard  Potter . 

220 

8  03 

1  25 

58  Michael  Baxter,  Hugh  McLean . 

369 

15  16 

6  27 

59  Aaron  D.  Miller . 

317 

7  75 

1  50 

60  Aaron  D.  Miller . 

194 

4  60 

1  25 

61  George  Carr . 

178 

3  50 

1  37 

62  George  Carr . 

202 

4  25 

2  06 

63  George  Carr . 

209 

4  43 

2  16 

64  Thomas  Cobb . 

203 

6  22 

2  20 

65  Thomas  Cobb . 

216 

5  95 

2  00 

66  Thomas  Cobb . 

222 

4  16 

2  26 

67  Garrett  J.  Dingman . 

218 

5  00 

2  30 

68  Garrett  J.  Dingman . 

200 

2  63 

1  00 

69  Thomas  Cullen  . . 

212 

4  57 

1  65 

70  Thomas  Cullen,  John  Ferguson . 

209 

11  02 

6  21 

71  Thomas  Cullen,  William  H.  CaimdufF . 

280 

12  13 

8  50 

72  Edward  Harris  . . ;  . 

320 

12  43 

6  30 

73  Edward  Harris,  Arthur  B.  Hames . 

270 

9  19 

5  75 

74  See  Toronto  Conference . 

265 

9  50 

6  00 

6  18 
7  00 
6  00 
6  12 


50 

70 


8  00 
8  48 
8  23 


00 

50 


16  00 
17  50 
14  50 
6  50 
12  20 
13  00 
11  50 
20  00 
11  00 

11  25 

12  00 
9  34 

10  00 
12  90 
23  77 
25  37 
22  50 
25  00 


DENBIGH. 


A  township  in  the  County  of  Addington,  Ontario.  It  was  formerly  a  part  of  the  Flinton  and  Ad¬ 
dington  Road  Mission.  Distant  from  Belleville  82  miles. 


1862  Richard  Pretty . 

63  T.  K.  Dissett . 

64  William  Sutton . 

65  William  Sutton . 

66  William  Sutton . 

67  Charles  E.  Peny . 

68  Charles  E.  Perry . 

69  Charles  E.  Perry . 

70  William  H.  Cook.  .  .  . 

71  William  H.  Cook  .... 

72  William  H.  Cook  .... 

73  Jahez  B.  Wass,  B.A  . . 
7  4  See  Toronto  Conference 


22 

36 

40 

3S 

1  00 

0  20 

44 

1  00 

1  00 

42 

1  00 

1  00 

65 

1  20 

1  20 

64 

1  25 

1  00 

62 

67 

76 

1  00 

67 

1  45 

1  00 

1  50 

2  00 

2  25 
1  40 
1  50 
0  75 
1  50 
1  80 

3  00 


DERBY. 


A  township  in  the  County  of  Grey,  Ontario.  This  Mission  embraced  all  that  tract  of  land  lying  be¬ 
tween  Owen  Sound  and  Southampton. 


1853  . 

54  David  Hunt . 

55  George  Jacques . 

56  Name  of  Mission  now  changed  to  Arran 


18 

0  50 

.... 

47 

1  77 

68 

3  36 

.... 

2  40 
1  67 


WESLEYAN  METHODIST  CONFERENCE. 


199 


DEVONSHIRE. 

So  called  from  the  Village  of  Devon,  in  the  township  of  Stephen,  County  of  Huron,  Ontario. 


Year 

Names  of  Ministers. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Conting. 

Fund. 

Educa. 

Fund. 

Sup.  M. 
Fund. 

1844 

Thomas  Williams . 

45 

to 

48 

\ . 

116 

$12  00 

$1  00 

s 

49 

Charles  Silvester . 

.... 

50 

Thomas  Williams . 

96 

3  48 

1  50 

51 

Thomas  Williams . 

108 

2  93 

2  55 

52 

George  Carr . 

no 

4  10 

3  54 

53 

John  Webster . 

112 

5  92 

4  87 

54  John  Webster . . . 

134 

9  08 

5  00 

55 

John  Webster,  William  R.  Morden . 

133 

14  60 

$4  12 

8  05 

56  Ephraim  L.  Koyl  . 

172 

14  80 

5  40 

10  53 

57  Ephraim  L.  Koyl  . 

208 

7  30 

4  75 

13  62 

58 

William  Dignam,  Robert  H  Smith . 

William  Dignam,  Samuel  Hume,  J.  Sanderson  2nd. . 

172 

12  09 

3  11 

5  32 

59 

236 

12  00 

2  00 

5  00 

60 

M-’illiam  Dignam  . . 

342 

12  00 

4  50 

5  00 

61 

William  Chairman.  John  Doel.  Robert  Shaw . 

’  337 

12  75 

5  00 

6  80 

62  William  Chapman,  John  Doel . 

460 

16  70 

6  00 

20  00 

63 

See  Exeter . . . 

393 

14  00 

4  00 

20  00 

DORCHESTER  STATION. 


A  village  in  the  township  of  Dorchester,  County  of  Middlesex,  Ontario.  It  is  a  station  of  the  Great 
Western  Railway,  9^  miles  from  London,  and  9|  miles  from  Ingersoll. 


1867  William  Galbraith. . .  . 
6S  Thomas  Hadwin . 

69  Thomas  Hadwin . 

70  Thomas  Hadwin . 

71  James  Kennedy . 

72  James  Kennedy . 

73  James  Kennedy . 

74  See  London  Conference 


142 

9  00 

142 

9  14 

142 

9  00 

150 

8  05 

131 

9  02 

129 

10  21 

146 

10  80 

3  85 

11  25 

5  00 

12  00 

5  00 

12  00 

6  50 

11  00 

6  70 

15  66 

6  08 

17  29 

6  63 

20  28 

DRAYTON. 


A  village  in  the  townships  of  Peel  and  Maryboro’,  County  of  W ellington,  Ontario.  It  was 
part  of  the  Peel  Circuit.  Distant  from  Guelph  27  miles. 


1864  Alexander  Burns,  B.A . 

65  William  Price,  Christopher  Cookman  .  . 

66  William  Price,  William  Raney  . 

67  Isaac  Crane,  John  Ridley . 

68  Isaac  Crane,  Thomas  W.  Jackson . 

69  Matthew  Swann,  Edwin  A.  Chown,  B.A 

70  Matthew  Swann,  William  Johnston 

71  Matthew  Swann,  William  H.  Fife . 

72  Richard  J.  Forman,  George  A.  Schram  .. 

73  Richard  J.  Forman,  Henry  Berry  . 

74  See  London  Conference  . 


356 

312 

313 
320 
327 
318 
332 
310 
316 
400 


7 

61 

3 

34 

11 

14 

5 

37 

13 

77 

6 

18 

14 

00 

6 

20 

14 

15 

10 

00 

12 

87 

9 

50 

13 

77 

12 

75 

13 

02 

7 

16 

14 

28 

7 

00 

14 

96 

7 

12 

formerly 


5  08 
26  17 

36  00 
40  00 
40  00 
35  00 
38  25 

37  00 
40  00 
56  55 


DRUMMOND  VILLE. 

A  village  in  the  township  of  Stamford,  County  of  Welland,  Ontario.  Distant  from  Hamilton  30  miles' 
from  Clifton  2  miles.  From  1830  to  1849  the  Circuit  bore  the  name  of  Stamford,  which  see. 


1849  Edwy  M.  Ryerson,  John  Hunt . 

253 

17  63 

13  25 

50  Edwy  M.  Ryerson,  John  Hunt . 

51  Thomas  Cosford,  George  Young . 

234 

22  02 

13  50 

52  Thomas  Cosford,  George  Young . 

245 

24  93 

20  00 

53  Thomas  Cosford,  Claudius  Byrne  . 

260 

26  00 

21  00 

54  Alexander  T.  Green . 

282 

28  00 

22  00 

55  Alexander  T.  Green . 

160 

6  93 

7  05 

12  37 

Suspension  Bridge  united  with  it. 

5  05 

14  00 

56  William  S.  Griffin  . 

130 

11  98 

57  George  N.  A.  F.  T.  Dickson  . 

133 

10  78 

6  58 

5  75 

200 


CIRCUITS,  STATIONS  AND  MISSIONS. 


Year 

Names  of  Ministers. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Conting. 

Fund. 

Educa. 

Fund. 

1858  George  N.  A.  F.  T.  Dickson  . 

136 

$13  40 

12  00 

$4  00 

4  00 

59  Georsre  N.  A.  F.  T.  Dickson  . 

150 

60 

John  Wakefield . 

150 

12  50 

4  00 

61 

John  Wakefield . 

141 

12  66 

4  50 

62  John  Wakefield . 

218 

12  70 

5  00 

63  Alexander  Sutherland . 

229 

8  50 

4  00 

64 

William  S.  Blackstock . 

231 

14  28 

4  06 

65 

William  S.  Blackstock . 

220 

12  02 

6  70 

66 

William  S.  Blackstock . . . 

250 

9  00 

3  42 

67  John  G.  Laird  .  . 

216 

10  15 

5  00 

68 

John  G.  Laird  . 

240 

11  50 

5  20 

69  John  G.  Laird  . 

245 

11  85 

8  75 

8  80 

14  00 

70  John  Mills,  William  J.  Ford . 

71  John  Mills,  Janies  Awde . 

242 

247 

13  10 

16  04 

72  John  Mills,  Joseph  Odery  . 

252 

17  00 

14  50 

73  Thomas  Stobbs,  John  Smith . 

251 

17  55 

20  24 

8  00 

74  See  London  Conference . 

*  221 

9  13 

Sup.  M. 
Fund. 


$14  40 
20  00 
18  00 
24  00 
45  00 
23  50 
15  00 

19  75 

20  00 
18  00 
22  00 
22  00 
22  50 
30  05 

33  59 

34  55 
33  50 


DUDSWELL. 

So  called  from  the  name  of  a  township  in  the  County  of  Wolfe,  Quebec.  Distant  from  Sherbrooke 

20  miles. 


1855  Hiram  Fowler  . 

56  Edward  Cragg . 

24 

2  00 

57  Supplied . 

24 

58  Robert  Mark . 

25 

59  Robert  Mark . 

66 

60  William  McDonagh . 

60 

0  77 

0  58 

61  William  McDonagh  . 

30 

1  69 

62  William  H.  Peake . 

35 

1  50 

1  00 

63  William  H.  Peake . 

32 

1  77 

1  11 

Bury  united  with  it. 

64  William  Hicks,  John  H.  Stewart . 

25 

1  58 

1  23 

65  William  Hicks,  John  Smith  . 

74 

3  09 

66  Hugh  Cairns,  John  Smith  . 

66 

0  70 

0  80 

67  Hugh  Cairns . 

70 

4  00 

2  00 

68  Hugh  Cairns . 

50 

2  00 

1  00 

69  John  Stewart . 

63 

2  00 

1  10 

70  John  Stewart . 

86 

3  89 

2  00 

71  John  Saunders,  B.A . 

90 

1  37 

3  00 

72  William  Adams . 

90 

1  69 

.  2  56 

73  William  Adams . 

77 

1  37 

1  67 

74  See  Montreal  Conference . 

71 

1  05 

0  43 
0  53 


75 

20 

87 

29 

05 

00 

00 

15 


6  41 


28 

79 

00 

00 


DUFFIN’S  CREEK. 

A  stream  running  through  the  township  of  Pickering,  County  of  Ontario,  Province  of  Ontario.  The 
name  given  to  the  western  part  of  the  Smith’s  Creek  Circuit. 

1817  James  Jackson . 

18  James  Jackson . 

19  Again  united  with  Smith’s  Creek 


DUMFRIES. 


So  called  from  the  name  of  a  township  in  W  aterloo 


County,  Ontario. 


1823  Edmund  Stoney.. 

24  Robert  Corson  . . . 

25  Robert  Corson .... 

26  Thomas  Demorest 

27  George  Sovereign . 


29  William  Griffis . 

30  Andrew  Prindle,  John  Armstrong  . . . 

31  John  S.  Attwood,  Thomas  McMullen 

32  John  S.  Attwood,  Thomas  Fawcett. .  . 

33  Conrad  Vandusen,  Thomas  McMullen 


120 

209 

222 

205 

179 

132 

195 

200 

363 

416 


26  00 


*  Clifton  set  off. 


WESLEYAN  METHODIST  CONFERENCE. 


201 


Year 

Names  of  Ministers. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Conting. 

Fund. 

Educa. 

Fund. 

Sup.  M. 
Fund. 

1834 

Conrad  Vandusen,  John  Law . 

445 

$18  24 

30  14 

35 

Samuel  Belton,  Benjamin  Nankeville  . 

*  405 

36 

Rowley  Heyland,  Benjamin  Nankeville . 

278 

14  10 

37 

Robert  Corson,  John  C.  Will . 

335 

$5  00 

6  00 

12  00 

24  75 

12  00 

38 

Robert  Corson,  C.  W.  M.  Gilbert . 

355 

39 

Edmund  Stoney,  Hugh  Montgomery . 

386 

13  62 

40 

Edmund  Stoney,  Luther  O.  Rice . 

391 

13  78 

20  40 

12  50 

18  55 

4)  83 

42  12 

25  63 

21  00 

41 

George  Ferguson,  David  B.  Madden . 

451 

42 

George  Ferguson,  Joseph  Slieply  . 

522 

32  00 

43 

Peter  Ker,  William  Ames . 

683 

24  88 

44 

Peter  Ker,  William  Willoughby . 

24  88 

45 

John  Law,  William  Willoughby . 

500 

25  00 

46 

John  Law,  Joseph  Sheply . 

457 

445 

26  90 

21  00 

17  67 

16  55 

47 

Matthew  Whiting,  Thomas  Jeffers . 

20  00 

48 

Matthew  Whiting,  Thomas  Jeffers . 

487 

18  00 

49 

Matthew  Whiting,  C.  W.  M.  Gilbert . 

506 

19  87 

17  23 

31  37 

42  00 

50 

Hamilton  Biggar,  C.  W.  M.  Gilbert . 

+  699 

24  00 

51 

Hamilton  Biggar,  Ozias  Barber . 

553 

27  48 

25  67 

29  00 

52 

Ozias  Barber,  Francis  Berry . 

423 

29  87 

29  00 

53 

See  St.  George . 

463 

DUNDAS. 

A  town  in  the  township  of  West  Flamboro’,  County  of  Wentworth,  Ontario. 

formed  a  part  of  the  Hamilton  Circuit. 


1843  James  Spencer,  William  Pliilp 


44 

45 

46 

47 

48 

49 

50 

51 

52 

53 

54 

55 

56 

57 

58 

59 

60 

61 

62 

63 

64 

65 

66 

67 

68 

69 

70 

71 

72 

73 

74 


James  Spencer,  William  Coleman . 

Edmund  Shepherd,  Ephraim  B.  Harper  . 
Wellington  Jeffers,  Joseph  E.  Ryerson  .  . 

Samuel  Rose,  Kennedy  Creighton . 

Samuel  Rose,  Alex.  T.  Green . 

Samuel  Rose,  Alex.  T.  Green . 

John  Gemley,  Joseph  Hugill  . 

John  Gemley,  Thomas  Stobbs . 

Isaac  B.  Howard,  Thomas  Stobbs . 

Isaac  B.  Howard,  Joel  Briggs . 

Isaac  B.  Howard,  James  Harris . 

George  Goodson,  Edward  H.  Dewart 

Samuel  Rose,  James  Goodwin . 

Samuel  Rose,  James  Morgan  . 

Samuel  Rose,  Jonathan  E.  Betts . 

Richard  Jones,  William  J.  Hunter . 

Richard  Jones,  Edmund  S.  Rupert,  B.A. 
Richard  Whiting,  John  Philp,  B.A . 


Richard  Whiting,  John  Philp,  B.A. 


Kennedy  Creighton,  George  Burson  . 

Kennedy  Creighton,  George  H.  Bridgman,  B.A. 

Henry  F.  Bland,  George  Rogers . 

Henry  F.  Bland,  Donald  G.  Sutherland,  M.A.  . 

Henry  F.  Bland,  Charles  A.  Hanson . 

Wm.  H.  Laird,  Thomas  Colling . 

Wm.  H.  Laird,  Robt.  Davey . 

James  Preston,  William  J.  Ford . 

James  Preston,  John  Semmens . 

James  Preston,  John  E.  Lanceley . 

See  London  Conference . 


462 

400 

374 

356 

350 

385 

385 

371 

500 

510 

608 

350 

356 

334 

438 

413 

363 

344 
311 
323 
306 
370 
380 
400 
410 
415 
382 
384 
321 
291 
+  287 


23  42 

21  25 

24  00 

24  37 
12  00 
18  00 
19  00 

28  38 

25  34 
33  40 
40  00 
31  03 

29  05 

22  18 
22  85 
16  15 

19  94 

25  49 
25  00 

25  62 

26  03 

27  00 

28  00 
31  19 

31  40 

32  36 

30  03 
•30  25 
35  76 
32  80 
38  94 


From  1835  to  1843  it 


13 

27 

16 

00 

24 

00 

10 

73 

15 

87 

16 

00 

21 

18 

32 

98 

40 

00 

87 

60 

45 

00 

$10 

14 

28 

18 

15 

05 

29 

25 

16 

16 

30 

00 

9 

59 

20 

68 

6 

95 

23 

00 

CC 

26 

30 

00 

9 

07 

58 

50 

10 

00 

63 

00 

11 

46 

64 

50 

12 

00 

67 

00 

12 

50 

67 

00 

13 

10 

60 

00 

16 

26 

69 

55 

16 

30 

75 

8i 

20 

50 

81 

13 

20 

90 

70 

43 

27 

90 

81 

89 

16 

26 

85 

75 

12 

63 

86 

00 

16 

45 

97 

25 

DUNGANNON. 

A  village  in  the  township  of  Wawanosh,  County  of  Huron,  Ontario.  It  was  formerly  Wawanosh 

Mission. 


1866  James  Whiting . 

211 

12  06 

4  28 

20  00 

67  James  Whiting . 

202 

13  20 

2  50 

20  50 

68  James  Whiting . 

179 

13  50 

2  50 

21  00 

69  Luther  O.  Rice . 

239 

13  60 

4  00 

21  00 

t  Jersey ville  set  off. 


Brantford  set  off. 


+  Paris  set  off. 


202 


CIRCUITS,  STATIONS  AND  MISSIONS. 


Year 

Names  of  Ministers. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Conting. 

Fund. 

Educa. 

Fund. 

Sup.  M. 
Fund. 

1870 

71 

72 
7a 

214 

$10  47 

$4  48 

$10  30 

201 

10  08 

7  38 

9  17 

191 

7  39 

4  31 

13  27 

200 

8  53 

4  38 

13  54 

74  See  London  Conference . 

229 

15  69 

6  38 

21  00 

DUNHAM. 

A  village  and  township  in  the  County  of  Mississquoi,  Quebec.  Distant  from  St.  Johns  28  miles, 
and  from  St.  Alban’s,  Vermont,  28  miles.  It  was  formerly  part  of  the  Fletcher  Circuit,  State  of 
Vermont. 


1806  Henry  Eames,  Reuben  Harris  .  . 

7  Gershom  Pearce . 

8  Oliver  Sykes . 

9  Lansford  Whiting . 

10  Heman  Garlick,  Timothy  Minor 

11  Stephen  Sornborger . 

12  John  T.  Adams,  William  Ross  .  . 

13  John  T.  Adams . 

14) . 

to  >  No  record. 

18) 

19  Fitch  Reed . 


20  Ibri  Cannon 


38  Richard  Garrett 


39  John  B.  Brownell . 

40  John  B.  Brownell . 

41  John  B.  Brownell . 

42  John  B.  Brownell . 

43  Edmund  Botterell . 

44  Edmund  Botterell . 

45  Matthew  Lang . 

46  Matthew  Lang . 

47  John  Tomkins . 

48  John  Tomkins,  Henry  Cox . 

49  John  Tomkins,  John  Armstrong  (A)  . . 

50  John  Tomkins,  John  Armstrong  (A)  . . 

51  John  Borland . 

52  Hugh  Montgomery . 

53  Hugh  Montgomery . 

54  Rufus  A.  Flanders,  Samuel  G.  Phillips 

55  Rufus  A.  Flanders,  Samuel  G.  Phillips 

56  Rufus  A.  Flanders . 

57  Rufus  A.  Flanders . 

58  John  Tomkins .  ... 

59  John  Tomkins,  Samuel  Jackson . 

60  John  Tomkins,  George  Brown  (A)  .... 

61  John  Armstrong  (A)  . 

62  John  Armstrong  (A) . 

63  John  Armstrong  (A) . 

64  Thomas  W.  Constable . 

65  Thomas  W.  Constable . 

66  Thomas  W.  Constable  . 

67  John  S.  Evans . 

68  John  S.  Evans . 

69  Samuel  G.  Phillips . 

70  Samuel  G.  Phillips . 

71  Samuel  G.  Phillips . 

72  William  English . 

73  William  English . 

74  See  Montreal  Conference . 


291 

307 

262 

319 

335 

335 

360 

360 


Note. — From  1806  to  1820  this 
Circuit  was  under  the  care 
of  the  New  York  Confer¬ 
ence,  Methodist  Episcopal 
Church,  and  the  preachers 
sent  were  members  of  that 
body. 


Note. — From  1838  to  1853 
Dunham  Circuit  was  under 
the  care  of  the  British 
Wesleyan  Conference.  In 
1854  the  whole  of  the  Lower 
Canada  Missions  were  united 
to  the  Canadian  Wesleyan 
Church,  and  from  that  time 
have  been  under  the  care  of 
the  Canada  Conference. 


136 
190 
304 
403 
414 
373 
355 
296 
*  275 


275 
+  260 
167 
173 

159 
165 
157 

160 
163 
205 

t  121 
116 

103 
102 

105 
93 

104 

106 
90 
92 


2  80 
2  80 

3  00 
3  32 


6  54 
4  82 
6  00 
4  00 

3  75 

4  70 

5  27 

4  31 
1  00 

6  67 

5  40 
5  75 
5  77 


7  27 

3  10 

4  00 

5  32 

6  31 
6  36 
3  37 
5  00 

2  50 

3  25 
5  10 
3  71 
5  00 

5  95 

6  00 
3  44 
2  45 
1  81 


5  00 

5  00 
4  52 

7  05 

6  55 
16  00 
18  00 
16  00 
20  00 

15  00 

16  00 
15  00 

15  45 
12  02 

16  50 
14  68 
14  95 
14  25 

17  50 


Farnham  and  Sutton  set  off. 


+  St.  Armand  Circuit. 


$  Freliglisburg  set  off. 


WESLEYAN  METHODIST  CONFERENCE. 


203 


DUNNVILLE. 

A  village  on  the  Grand  River,  in  the  Townships  of  Moulton  and  Sherbrooke,  County  of  Monck, 
Ontario.  Distant  from  Cayuga  15  miles,  from  Hamilton  40  miles,  and  from  Buffalo,  N.Y.,  40 
miles. 


Year 

Names  of  Ministers. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Conting. 

Fund. 

Educa. 

Fund. 

Sup.  M. 
Fund. 

1851  John  Hunt . 

52  Thomas  Williams,  William  Richardson 

202 

$10  00 

$4 ’66 

53  Thomas  Williams,  William  Tomblin. . 

230 

11  30 

4  83 

54  Luther  O.  Rice . 

243 

13  72 

7  97 

55 

Luther  O.  Rice . 

243 

6  78 

$5  96 

11  40 

56 

Peter  Ker,  .1  ohn  Y.  Wilson . 

217 

4  25 

2  10 

6  10 

57 

Peter  Ker,  Thomas  Cobb . 

243 

10  00 

4  00 

15  00 

58 

Thomas  Jeffers,  Christopher  Hamilton. . 

282 

12  43 

5  15 

16  16 

59 

Thomas  Jeffers,  Shem  Blanshard. .  . 

296 

7  03 

2  78 

8  00 

60 

Thomas  Jeffers,  Peter  Bawtinhimer . 

310 

7  84 

4  00 

14  62 

61 

James  Roy,  Peter  Bawtinhimer . 

291 

12  04 

4  32 

19  25 

62  Thomas  D.  Pearson . 

*  291 

11  87 

2  43 

18  10 

63  Thomas  D.  Pearson  . 

83 

2  55 

0  75 

3  50 

64  William  F.  Campbell  . 

90 

2  85 

1  00 

3  50 

65 

William  F.  Campbell  . 

89 

5  05 

1  00 

0  75 

66 

William  F.  Campbell  . 

112 

7  15 

1  17 

6  18 

67 

Samuel  C’.  Philp,  ir . 

102 

7  20 

1  20 

7  00 

63  George  Kennedy  . 

102 

7  25 

1  25 

8  00 

69  George  Kennedy  .  .• . 

60 

6  10 

3  25 

7  50 

70  Thomas  M.  Campbell . 

70 

6  25 

3  25 

8  00 

71 

Thomas  M.  Campbell  . 

72 

7  50 

4  33 

7  00 

72  Thomas  M.  Campbell  . 

85 

8  00 

4  50 

8  00 

73  James  Whiting . 

95 

8  75 

3  65 

9  00 

74  See  London  Conference . 

89 

8  50 

3  50 

9  00 

DURHAM,  E. 


A  village  on  the  Chateaugay  River,  in  the  Township  of  Durham,  County  of  Chateaugay,  Quebec. 
Distant  from  Montreal  36  miles.  It  was  formerly  part  of  the  Melbourne  Circuit. 


1859  William  Briggs . 

60  Thomas  Feather . 

90 

260 

8  55 

1  75 

2  00 

3  77 

3  00 

3  10 

1  22 

1  94 

1  87 

2  62 

61  John  Scott . 

117 

108 

62  John  Scott . 

2  56 

63  John  Scott . 

100 

3  25 

3  30 

3  60 

6  89 

6  37 

7  12 

64  James  E.  Richardson  . 

111 

65  James  E.  Richardson  . 

95 

66  James  E.  Richardson  . 

98 

67  William  IT.  Peake . 

98 

68  William  H.  Peake .  . 

101 

69  William  H.  Peake . 

90 

4  20 

9  51 

2  50 

3  02 

70  Henry  W.  Maxwell . 

105 

71  Henry  W.  Maxwell . 

125 

6  00 

4  00 

72  John  Saunders,  B.A  . 

125 

6  25 

4  50 

73  John  Saunders,  B.A . 

134 

6  00 

7  27 

3  25 

3  73 

74  See  Montreal  Conference . 

138 

3  90 

7  62 

8  00 
5  00 

5  25 

3  27 

4  32 
4  74 

6  25 
10  69 

8  87 

9  20 
15  50 
12  54 
12  58 


DURHAM,  W. 


A  village  on  the  Saugeen  River,  on  the  line  of  the  Townships  of  Glenelg  and  Bentinck,  County  of 
Grey,  Ontario.  Distant  from  Owen  Sound  28  miles,  from  Guelph  56  miles. 


1852  Henry  Reid . 

53  Henry  Reid . 

54  Supplied . 

55  Joseph  Hill . 

56  Joseph  Hill . 

57  Philip  Rose  .... 

58  Philip  Rose  . 

59  John  Hutchinson 

60  Peter  Addison  .  . 

61  William  Cross  . . 


60 
76 
t  41 
61 

59 
85 

105 

60 
136 


1  00 
2  40 

1  30 

2  50 

2  70 

3  90 
1  47 
5  15 
7  40 


1  00 
0  84 
1  30 
1  40 
4  00 


1  75 

1  77 

4  00 

5  00 

3  02 

2  75 
2  58 

4  00 


Caistorville  set  off. 


+  Mount  Forest  and  Arthur  set  off. 


204 


CIRCUITS,  STATIONS  AND  MISSIONS. 


Year 


Names  of  Ministers. 


No.  of  Conting. 
Members.  Fund. 


1862  William  Cross  . 

63  Isaac  Baker . 

64  Isaac  Baker,  James  Laird  .  . 

65  Isaac  Baker,  Albert  Van  Camp . 

66  James  Anderson . 

67  James  Anderson . 

68  James  Anderson . 

69  Nathaniel  S.  Burwasli . 

70  Nathaniel  S.  Burwash,  John  R.  Isaac 

71  Thomas  Hanna,  Nathan  Austin . 

72  Thomas  Hanna,  Charles  Langford  .  .  . 

73  Thomas  W.  Glover  . 

74  See  Toronto  Conference . 


58 

$3  00 

100 

1  94 

97 

2  00 

107 

2  00 

104 

2  50 

81 

5  61 

84 

4  95 

93 

4  20 

140 

4  60 

146 

5  20 

123 

6  40 

118 

7  44 

120 

7  60 

Educa. 

Fund. 

Sup.  M. 
Fund. 

$2  00 

$4  00 

1  14 

4  50 

1  50 

6  00 

1  25 

4  50 

1  50 

6  25 

2  59 

7  32 

2  46 

8  53 

3  15 

10  06 

4  20 

10  17 

6  40 

10  25 

5  79 

7  39 

2  85 

8  04 

2  90 

8  20 

E. 


EAST  BOLTON. 

A  small  village  at  the  head  of  Austin’s  Bay,  Lake  Memphramagog,  in  the  Township  of  Bolton,  County 

of  Brome,  Quebec. 


1855  Joseph  Hugill . 

56  Joseph  Hugill . 

57  Samuel  G.  Phillips . 

58  Samuel  G.  Phillips . 

59  Samuel  G.  Phillips . 

60  Donald  Sutherland,  Samuel  Jackson . 

61  Donald  Sutherland,  William  Hicks. . 

62  William  Scales . 

63  William  Scales,  William  Jackson  .  .  . 

64  William  Scales,  William  Jackson  .  .  . 

65  Edmund  E.  Sweet,  Richard  Robinson 

66  Edmund  E  Sweet,  Richard  Robinson 

67  Edmund  E.  Sweet,  Richard  Robinson 

68  See  Bolton . 


54 

56 

6  50 

2  40 

63 

4  30 

4  55 

87 

2  77 

2  00 

133 

1  00 

111 

0  66 

0  63 

100 

1  10 

0  30 

126 

1  15 

1  25 

76 

1  08 

1  00 

100 

2  70 

1  60 

115 

2  83 

2  51 

115 

5  48 

3  65 

92 

6  57 

2  31 

137 

11  41 

3  59 

4  50 
6  12 
4  48 

4  93 

5  00 
5  37 
5  50 

5  60 

6  00 
7  30 

11  23 

7  50 

8  50 


EAST  ZORRA. 


So  called  from  the  name  of  a  township  in  the  County  of  Oxford,  Ontario. 

Woodstock  Circuit. 


It  was  formerly  part  of  the 


1867  Thomas  S.  Keough . 

68  Thomas  S.  Keough . 

105 

14  27 

3  68 

69  Shem  Blansliard . 

105 

9  45 

6  00 

70  Shem  Blansliard  . 

109 

10  79 

5  05 

71  Peter  M.  Bawtinhimer . 

109 

9  00 

3  84 

72  Peter  M.  Bawtinhimer . 

112 

7  54 

3  91 

73  Abel  Edwards . 

93 

8  25  ■ 

4  00 

74  See  London  Conference  . 

133 

13  78 

4  90 

13  74 

14  00 
19  56 

8  20 
29  10 
26  75 
28  75 


EATON. 


A  village  and  township  in  the  County  of  Compton,  Quebec.  Distant  from  Sherbrooke  17  miles,  from 

Compton  16  miles. 


1853  Robert  Graham . 

.... 

54  Robert  Graham . 

55  Robert  Graham . 

117 

1  57 

56  Richard  Wilson . 

91 

7  80 

1  57 

57  Richard  Wilson . 

114 

5  98 

1  70 

58  Thomas  W.  Constable,  Samuel  Jackson . 

125 

5  9S 

7  00 

59  Thomas  W.  Constable,  John  Thurston . 

133 

4  52 

2  07 

60  Thomas  W.  Constable,  Samuel  Teeson . 

146 

5  07 

9.  9r> 

61  Robert  Brown,  George  Brown  (A) . 

139 

6  00 

2  50 

62  Robert  Brown,  John  Thurston . 

155 

9  00 

3  00 

1  75 

4  00 

5  18 

5  00 
8  00 
8  00 

6  00 
10  00 


WESLEYAN  METHODIST  CONFERENCE. 


205 


Y  ear 


Names  of  Ministers. 


1863  j  Bl'0W1^  j  William  Hicks  . 

(  Hazleton  A.  Spencer,  \ 

64  Hazleton  A.  Spencer,  Samuel  Cairns . 

65  George  Washington,  B.A.,  Samuel  Cairns . 

66  George  Washington,  B.A.,  Henry  W.  Maxwell 

67  George  Washington,  B.A.,  John  Stewart . 

68  Edmund  E.  Sweet,  John  Stewart  . 

69  Edmund  E.  Sweet,  Hiram  Fowler . 

70  Edmund  E.  Sweet,  Hiram  Fowler . 

71  See  Cookshire  and  Sawyerville . 


No.  of 
Members. 

Conting. 

Fund. 

Educa. 

Fund. 

Sup.  M. 
Fund. 

*  152 

$7  00 

$2  25 

*10  25 

102 

7  77 

4  68 

15  50 

98 

2  33 

2  59 

13  91 

141 

5  00 

4  55 

20  00 

150 

5  85 

2  75 

20  66 

154 

6  04 

2  85 

19  61 

139 

7  45 

5  00 

11  50 

160 

7  72 

6  10 

14  00 

161 

8  00 

6  50 

14  36 

E 1)  WARDS  B  UEG-. 


A  village  and  township  in  the  County  of  Grenville,  Ontario. 


It  was  formerly  part  of  Matilda  Circuit. 


1S67  Alex.  Hardie,  B.A . 

68  Alex.  Hardie,  B.A . 

176 

4  85 

3  29 

69  John  W.  Totten . 

171 

6  85 

5  00 

70  John  W.  Totten . 

175 

7  03 

3  45 

71  William  Taylor . 

160 

6  78 

4  60 

72  William  Taylor . 

150 

7  31 

4  75 

73  Andrew  L.  Peterson . 

140 

6  54 

3  51 

74  Montreal  Conference . 

150 

5  26 

3  00 

9  50 
18  60 
20  00 
18  10 
16  50 
16  10 
9  50 


EGANV1LLE. 


A  village  on  the  Bonne  Ghere  River,  in  the  Township  of  Grattan,  County  of  Renfrew,  Ontario.  Dis¬ 
tant  from  Ottawa  85  miles,  from  Perth  SO  miles.  The  Mission  extends  over  six  townships. 


1860  Samuel  E.  Maudsley . 

.... 

61  Joseph  Forsyth,  Erastus  Curry  . 

25 

.... 

62  John  Y.  Wilson . 

33 

1  35 

0  69 

63  John  V.  Wilson . 

17 

0  64 

.... 

64  John  Y.  Wilson . 

14 

0  42 

.... 

65  Edwin  Fessant . 

26 

0  38 

66  . 

22 

0  70 

i  45 

ELGIN. 

A  village  in  the  Township  of  South  Crosby,  County  of  Leeds,  Ontario.  It  was  formerly  part  of 


Newboro’  Mission.  Distant  from  Brockville  34  miles. 

1856  Abraham  Dayman . 

57  Garrett  J.  Dingman . 

175 

6  00 

3  00 

12  00 

58  Garrett  J.  Dingman . 

212 

7  48 

2  43 

12  35 

59  Garrett  J.  Dingman . 

224 

6  45 

2  00 

7  00 

60  William  Scales . 

190 

6  17 

1  05 

2  70 

61  William  Scales . 

161 

5  05 

1  99 

2  78 

62  William  Burns,  Francis  C.  Ireland . 

179 

1  50 

0  50 

3  00 

63  William  Burns,  Elisha  Tennant . 

200 

2  00 

1  45 

3  90 

64  William  Hayhurst,  Alpx.  Lester . 

177 

2  03 

0  81 

2  08 

65  William  Hayhurst,  Samuel  B.  Phillips . 

162 

4  80 

2  31 

5  33 

66  William  Hayhurst . 

157 

5  22 

2  90 

6  45 

67  William  Savage,  John  Mahon . 

145 

5  35 

2  70 

7  00 

68  William  Savage . 

217 

6  25 

3  15 

8  25 

69  John  A.  Dowler . 

234 

6  40 

4  00 

8  3S 

70  John  A.  Dowler,  William  Craig . 

200 

4  50 

2  50 

7  00 

71  John  A.  Dowler  . . . 

200 

5  00 

3  35 

22  50 

72  Brock  Rose.  .  . 

194 

3  10 

2  50 

7  25 

73  .John  H.  Stewart . 

151 

3  35 

1  36 

6  91 

74  Montreal  Conference . . 

153 

4  00 

1  50 

10  00 

ELIZABETHTOWN. 

A  township  on  the  River  St.  Lawrence,  County  of  Leeds,  Ontario. 

1831  Thomas  Madden,  William  H.  Williams . 

32  Thomas  Madden,  Charles  Wood . 

555 

.... 

33  Charles  Wood,  Asahel  Hurlburt . 

660 

.... 

34  Cyrus  R.  Allison,  Asahel  Hurlburt . 

612 

15  70 

35  Cyrus  R.  Allison . 

517 

4  98 

Bury  set  off. 


206 


CIRCUITS,  STATIONS  AND  MISSIONS. 


Year 

Names  of  Ministers. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Conting. 

Fund. 

Educa- 

Fund. 

Sup.  M. 
Fund. 

1836 

James  Currie.  Lewis  Warner .  . 

383 

$13  48 

4  23 

37  United  with  Brockville  Circuit. 

38  James  Brock.  Daniel  Bernev . 

257 

.... 

39 

Daniel  Berney,  James  Hughes . 

235 

$16  74 

10  78 

10  48 

40 

George  Beynon,  James  Hughes  . 

345 

4  00 

41 

William  Willoughby,  Reuben  E.  Tupper . 

374 

8  20 

3  00 

42 

Alvah  Adams,  William  Willoughby . 

420 

8  50 

8  00 

43 

Alvali  Adams,  Ozias  Barber . 

471 

9  08 

8  50 

44 

John  Tuke,  Michael  Fawcett . 

429 

11  75 

11  00 

45 

Michael  Fawcett,  Erastus  Ilurlburt  .  . . 

435 

12  00 

11  20 

46 

Michael  Fawcett . 

409 

14  04 

11  75 

47 

Michael  Baxter.  William  H.  Poole . 

424 

14  03 

6  75 

48  J oseph  W.  McCallum,  Thomas  W.  Constable . 

49  Joseph  W.  McCallum.  Thomas  W.  Constable . 

480 

420 

11  00 

12  00 

6  80 

7  20 

50 

Circuit  now  called  Farmers ville,  which  see  . 

440 

12  14 

9  87 

ELMA. 


A  village  and  township  in  the  County  of  Perth,  Ontario.  Distant  from  Stratford  30  miles,  from 

Goderich  50  miles. 


1857  David  Hunt . 

58  David  Hunt . 

59  Isaac  Crane,  William  Cross . 

60  Isaac  Crane,  George  McRae . 

61  Isaac  Crane,  Robert  Godfrey . 

62  John  Sanderson  (A),  John  Armstrong  (B)  . . .. . 

63  John  Sanderson  (A) . -. . 

64  John  Sanderson  (A),  Christopher  Cookman . 

65  Nelson  Brown,  Joseph  II .  Chant . 

66  Nelson  Brown,  Matthew  Whiting . 

67  Misssion  divided  ;  see  Trowbridge  and  Listowel . . . 


133 

3  13 

193 

1  30 

235 

4  06 

265 

4  25 

276 

3  27 

285 

3  75 

285 

3  25 

280 

3  10 

213 

3  75 

263 

5  43 

2  10 

2  10 

$1  53 

2  25 

2  4S 

2  50 

1  75 

2  69 

2  10 

3  25 

2  40 

3  50 

2  10 

4  50 

1  63 

8  01 

2  17 

10  34 

A  village  in  the  Township  of  Woolwich, 

1871  George  Ferguson . 

72  George  Ferguson . 

73  William  Mills . 

74  Annexed  to  Berlin  Circuit . 


ELMIRA. 

County  of  Waterloo,  Ontario.  It  was  formerly  part  of  the 
Elora  Circuit. 


68 

5  .05 

1  25 

11 

80 

52 

4  68 

2  70 

2 

23 

58 

5  16 

1  95 

9 

25 

ELORA. 

A  village  on  the  Grand  River,  in  the  Township  of  Pilkington,  County  of  Wellington,  Ontario.  Dis¬ 
tant  from  Guelph  13  miles,  from  Hamilton  43  miles.  It  was  formerly  part  of  Guelph  Circuit. 


1851  Solomon  Waldron,  James  Harris  .  . . 

52  Solomon  Waldron . 

53  James  Armstrong,  George  Cochrane. 

54  James  Armstrong, 

55  Charles  Silvester . 

56  Charles  Silvester  , 

57  Charles  Silvester,  William  M.  C.  Luke . 

58  Matthew  Swann,  William  Cross . 

59  Matthew  Swann,  George  Burson . 

60  Matthew  Swann,  George  Browne . 

61  Richard  J.  Forman,  Andrew  Milliken . 

62  Richard  J.  Forman,  Andrew  Milliken . 

63  Richard  J.  Forman,  George  M.  Meacham,  B.A.. 

64  Samuel  Fear,  George  M.  Meacham,  B.A . 

65  Samuel  Fear,  George  M.  Meacham,  B.A . 

66  Samuel  Fear,  J.  W.  German,  W.  H.  P.  Allan.  . 

67  John  W.  German,  Robert  Brewster . 

68  John  W.  German,  J.  Smiley,  B.A . 

69  Noble  F.  English,  James  Pearen . 

70  Noble  F.  English,  John  Scott,  B.A . 

71  Noble  F.  English,  William  Johnston . 

72  Joel  Briggs,  William  Mills . 

73  Joel  Briggs,  Albert  J.  Van  Camp .  ;  .  . 

7 4  See'  London  Conference . 


i  James  E.  Dyer,  ) 
(  Richard  Clarke,  ( 


200 

200 

201 

229 

254 

293 

277 

322 

425 

431 

440 
450 
460 
443 
408 

441 
*  386 

277 
358 
t  380 
334 
244 
285 


677 
7  75 

9  53 

16  50 

23  14 

24  98 
23  25 

17  42 

17  22 

21  36 

22  62 
26  96 
22  00 

18  05 

19  05 

25  00 
31  00 
16  58 
14  35 

14  35 

11  83 

12  36 

15  51 


7  90 
11  00 

8  00 

8  07 

9  37 
9  82 

13  24 
10  00 
12  27 
12  70 

5  05 
8  55 

10  12 
13  92 
13  21 
11  00 
15  00 

6  24 

7  60 

8  00 


433 

5  57 

6  05 

10  48 
16  00 

11  50 
lo  37 
15  07 
15  73 
17  95 
28  (0 
28  20 
31  10 
38  10 
56  (0 

156  11 
117  90 
66  56 
50  25 
58  71 
19  95 
25  00 
30  00 


Fergus  set  off. 


t  Elmira  set  off. 


WESLEYAN  METHODIST  CONFERENCE. 


207 


ERIN. 

A  village  and  township  in  the  County  of  Wellington,  Ontario.  Distant  from  Toronto  47  miles. 


Year 


Names  of  Ministers. 


1852  William  Steer,  John  L.  Kerr . 

53  James  Taylor . 

54  James  Berry . 

55  Robert  Corson . 

56  United  with  Georgetown  Circuit . 

57  Robert  Lochead,  James  Broley . 

58  Robert  Lochead,  James  E.  Dyer . 

Rockwood  united  with  it  one  year. 

59  James  E.  Dyer,  Andrew  Milliken. .  .  . 

60  James  E.  Dyer,  William  Cross . 

61  Samuel  Wilson,  John  Sanderson,  2nd. 

62  Samuel  Wilson,  George  McRae . 

63  Samuel  Wilson,  George  L.  Haight 

64  Stephen  Bond,  David  Chalmers . 

65  David  Chalmers,  Nelson  Burns,  M.A. 

66  Richard  Clarke,  James  Pearen . 

67  Richard  Clarke  \  Alex'  A‘  MaSwood> 
6/  Rn.nara  Liarire,  j  Wm  w  Edwards> 

68  Richard  Clarke,  Wm.  W.  Edwards  . .  . 

69  David  Kennedy,  Thomas  W.  Jackson  . 

70  David  Kennedy,  M.A.,  William  Craig 

71  Benjamin  Sherlock . 

72  William  Johnston . 

73  William  Johnston . 

74  See  London  Conference . 


No.  of 
Members. 

Conting. 

Fund. 

Educa . 
Fund. 

Sup.  M. 
Fund. 

69 

$4 

25 

• 

... 

u 

00 

85 

4 

00 

6 

90 

80 

4 

08 

4 

00 

90 

4 

50 

fi 

20 

5 

00 

95 

3 

38 

3 

70 

5 

15 

198 

3 

58 

3 

87 

8 

25 

292 

10 

38 

5 

67 

10 

00 

161 

5 

12 

3 

35 

5 

20 

125 

7 

84 

4 

24 

10 

60 

116 

7 

49 

4 

12 

9 

00 

126 

7 

10 

3 

90 

7 

25 

126 

7 

64 

4 

10 

8 

00 

138 

7 

75 

4 

20 

10 

50 

156 

8 

50 

4 

25 

11 

25 

152 

8 

76 

4 

50 

11 

50 

170 

10 

70 

6 

50 

12 

50 

*  196 

11 

00 

7 

12 

14 

26 

57 

5 

00 

4 

12 

6 

10 

49 

5 

07 

4 

00 

6 

25 

50 

5 

75 

3 

06 

5 

00 

50 

5 

18 

3 

14 

5 

00 

EUPHEMIA. 

A  township  in  the  County  of  Bothwell,  Ontario.  It  was  formerly  part  of  the.  Florence  Mission. 

1864  Thomas  Atkinson  ....  . j  •  ■  •  •  i  ■  •  •  ■  i  ■  ■  •  •  [ 

65  U  nited  with  Wardsville  Circuit . I  95  i  4  40  1  2  00  j  4  74 


EXETER. 

A  village  on  the  Sable  River,  in  the  Townships  of  Stephen,  Hay,  and  Usborne,  Huron  County,  Ontario 
Distant  from  London  30  miles,  from  Goderich  3J  miles  It  was  formerly  part  of  Devonshire  Mission. 


1S63  William  Chapman,  Joseph  W.  Hdmes,  .. 

64  William  English,  Joseph  W.  Holmes  . . . 

65  Samuel  Tucker,  Richard  Hoskins . 

66  Samuel  Tucker,  Alexander  G.  Harris 

67  Andrew  Edwards,  Nathaniel  Smith  . 

„  .  ,  ,  (  William  H.  Horsley, 

68  Andrew  Edwards,  j  Edward  H  Taylor. 

69  Andrew  Edwards,  Christopher  Cookman  . . 

70  David  C.  Clappison,  James  Allan . 

71  David  C.  Clappison . 

72  William  I  und,  William  Kettlewell  . 

73  William  Lund,  William  Kettlewell  . 

74  See  London  Conference . 


440 

14  00 

.... 

6  00 

22  00 

385 

14  87 

7  00 

20  00 

+  397 

23  68 

14  14 

54  50 

258 

17  04 

5  66 

30  50 

300 

17  63 

7  62 

35  99 

310 

15  66 

11  94 

36  15 

312 

15  70 

12  00 

36  20 

$  300 

16  30 

12  00 

38  00 

230 

12  90 

8  50 

31  50 

240 

15  14 

6  67 

31  75 

246 

16  20 

10  30 

43  25 

FAIRFIELD. 

A  rural  district  in  the  Township  of  Burford,  County  of  Brant.  It  was  formerly  part  of  the  Mount 

Pleasant  Circuit. 


287 

5  69 

3  05 

18  05 

275 

5  00 

3  80 

13  67 

*  Garafraxa  set  off.  +  Lucan  set  off.  +  Kippin  set  off. 


208 


CIRCUITS,  STATIONS,  AND  MISSIONS. 


Year 


Names  of  Ministers. 


1868  John  Philp,  B.A  . 

69  John  Philp,  B.A  . 

70  David  Ryan  . 

71  David  Ryan  . 

72  David  Ryan,  William  Godwin  . 

73  Benjamin  Clement,  James  B.  Fawcett 

74  See  London  Conference . 


No.  of 
Members. 

Conting. 

Fund. 

Educa. 

Fund. 

Sup.  M. 
Fund. 

320 

$14  50 

$6  20 

$28  00 

320 

16  00 

9  00 

24  50 

330 

16  50 

9  00 

23  00 

300 

12  07 

7  00 

28  00 

287 

12  12 

7  00 

20  00 

291 

12  65 

5  11 

20  00 

283 

11  00 

5  12 

22  00 

FARMERSV 1LLE. 


A  village  in  the  Township  of  Yonge,  County  of  Leeds,  Ontario.  It  was i  formerly  Elizabethtown 
Circuit.  Distant  from  Brockville  15  miles,  from  Kingston  50  miles. 


1850  Simon  Huntington,  David  Jennings . 

51  William  Philp,  Simon  Huntington  . 

52  William  Philp,  William  Chapman . 

53  David  C.  Clappison,  William  Chapman  . . . 

54  David  C.  Clappison,  John  W.  German 

55  George  Beynon,  John  W.  German . 

56  George  Beynon,  John  W.  German . 

57  George  Beynon,  John  Mills . 

58  Richard  Clarke  Richard  Pretty . 

59  Joseph  Reynolds,  Andrew  L.  Peterson 

60  Joseph  Reynolds,  Daniel  V.  Lucas . 

61  Joseph  Reynolds,  Daniel  Y.  Lucas  . 

62  Charles  Taggart,  Brock  Rose . 

63  Charles  Taggart,  Henry  Irvine  . 

64  William  McGill,  George  Ferguson . 

65  William  McGill,  Elisha  Tennant  . 

66  William  McGill,  John  Russell  . 

67  Joseph  Hugill,  Wellington  Webster  Carson 

68  Joseph  Hugill,  William  Raney  . 

69  Samuel  Wilson,  Joseph  Hammond . 

70  Samuel  Wilson,  Jabez  P.  Wass,  B.A . 

71  Samuel  Wilson,  Robert  B.  Hare . 

72  Daniel  V.  Lucas . 

73  Daniel  Y.  Lucas,  William  Pearson . 

74  See  Montreal  Conference . 


440 

12 

14 

9 

87 

408 

12 

96 

13 

00 

377 

17 

00 

20 

00 

384 

17 

73 

21 

90 

390 

18 

60 

22 

18 

377 

20 

60 

22 

75 

379 

23 

21 

6 

00 

20 

00 

395 

24 

83 

11 

07 

60 

24 

402 

27 

02 

11 

55 

44 

00 

280 

13 

00 

5 

62 

14 

00 

305 

13 

30 

2 

00 

8 

25 

295 

8 

93 

4 

00 

9 

07 

300 

8 

62 

4 

12 

9 

30 

342 

7 

88 

2 

45 

14 

84 

305 

8 

02 

3 

29 

15 

25 

251 

8 

05 

3 

46 

15 

50 

235 

9 

53 

4 

50 

16 

25 

258 

9 

71 

3 

16 

15 

00 

283 

13 

00 

7 

50 

32 

10 

291 

14 

75 

8 

40 

25 

78 

310 

16 

00 

10 

00 

26 

00 

298 

14 

35 

10 

50 

28 

00 

308 

15 

00 

9 

00 

30 

00 

326 

10 

90 

10 

00 

31 

18 

334 

11 

00 

8 

45 

35 

18 

FARNHAM. 

A  village  and  township  in  the  County  of  Brome,  Quebec.  It  was  formerly  part  of  the  Dunham 

Circuit. 


1856  David  Jennings . 

57  John  Davies . 

58  John  Davies  . 

59  Francis  Hunt . 

60  James  Thorneloe . 

61  James  Thorneloe . 

62  .Tames  Thorneloe,  William  Jackson 

63  Hiram  Fowler . 

64  Hiram  Fowler . 

65  Hiram  Fowler . 

66  Thomas  Woolsey . 

67  Thomas  Woolsey . 

68  Richard  Robinson . 

69  Richard  Robinson . 

70  Richard  Robinson . 

71  John  English . 

72  John  English . 

73  William  Pyke  . 

74  See  Montreal  Conference . 


75 

1  00 

88 

5  00 

109 

5  39 

101 

2  50 

105 

2  10 

106 

2  00 

108 

1  50 

90 

1  70 

90 

1  25 

79 

0  85 

73 

5  27 

75 

5  16 

75 

9  57 

75 

10  20 

70 

10  00 

71 

9  84 

71 

8  39 

102 

8  30 

2  20 

4  00 

4  31 

7  00 

4  70 

5  45 

2  25 

5  42 

1  50 

3  42 

1  25 

3  00 

1  00 

2  00 

1  25 

2  50 

1  00 

2  00 

2  15 

1  00 

3  09 

2  80 

4  23 

4  57 

5  00 

8  50 

6  00 

9  00 

8  00 

11  22 

7  63 

12  00 

5  10 

12  00 

3  00 

8  00 

FEN  ELLA. 

A  village  in  the  township  of  Haldimand,  County  of  Northumberland,  Ontario.  It  was  formerly 

Alnwick  Circuit. 


1 864  Christopher  Hamilton 

65  Daniel  Perrin,  B.A 

66  Daniel  Perrin,  B.A  . 

67  James  A.  Ivison . 


140  1  4  60 

1 

50 

160  i  2  35 

1 

60 

170  4  00 

2 

00 

165  !  3  51 

2 

00 

4  10 

4  50 

5  00 
19  00 


WESLEYAN  METHODIST  CONFERENCE. 


209 


Year 

Names  of  Ministers. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Conting. 

Fund. 

Educa. 

Fund. 

Sup.  M. 
Fund. 

1868  James  A.  Ivison  . 

170 

170 

153 

145 

133 

$6  95 

6  10 

7  00 

5  00 

6  71 

*o  l  n 

<fl!l  7  OK 

69  William  Short  ...  . 

*Jpl  /  Z/D 

1  7  KCi 

70  William  Short  .... 

k  nn 

i  q  nn 

71 

William  Short  . 

k  *1 

1 7  ko 

72 

United  with  Alderville . 

4  57 

25  00 

FENELON  FALLS. 


A  village  on  the  River  Trent,  between  Cameron  and  Sturgeon  Lakes,  in  the  township  of  Fenelon, 
County  oi  Victoria,  Ontario.  Distant  from  Lindsay  16  miles,  from  Peterboro’  38  miles 


1861  Christopher  Hamilton . 

62  Christopher  Hamilton . 

63  William  Sheridan . 

64  William  Sheridan . 

65  John  Sanderson,  2nd  . 

66  John  Sanderson,  2nd  . 

67  John  Sanderson,  2nd  . 

68  William  R.  Barker  . 

69  William  R.  Barker  . 

70  William  R.  Barker . 

71  William  C.  Washington,  M.A. 

72  William  C.  Washington,  M.A. 

73  William  C.  Washington,  M.A. 

74  See  Toronto  Conference  . 


76 

72 

54 

58 

62 

64 

64 

70 

76 

146 

136 

140 

146 


1  75 
1  25 
1  34 
0  90 


1  50 


o' 30 


4  10 
2  00 
3  00 
2  00 


1  15 

1  20 
4  10 

4  21 

5  50 

6  69 
6  00 
6  03 


0 

50  ■- 

3 

50 

0 

60 

4 

00 

3 

20 

8 

10 

3 

50 

8 

20 

5 

00 

13 

32 

3 

25 

14 

37 

2 

00 

13 

05 

2 

11 

16 

00 

FERGUS. 

A  thriving  village  on  the  line  of  the  Wellington,  Grey  and  Bruce  R.  R.  Distant  from  Guelph  16 
miles.  It  was  formerly  part  of  the  Elora  Circuit . 


1S68  Robert  Brewster . 

69  Robert  Brewster . 

70  John  G.  Laird . 

71  John  G.  Laird . 

72  John  G.  Laird . 

73  Robert  Fowler,  M.D. . . 
7  4  See  London  Conference 


128 

13 

25 

10 

00 

140 

12 

25 

10 

00 

170 

20 

00 

13 

40 

140 

18 

50 

11 

00 

125 

15 

50 

8 

10 

125 

16 

50 

9 

10 

22  85 
12  25 
15  70 
15  80 
15  80 
18  00 


FINGAL. 

A  village  in  the  township  of  Southwold,  County  of  Elgin,  Ontario.  Distant  from  St.  Thomas  7  miles, 
from  Port  Stanley  7  miles,  and  from  London  24  miles.  It  was  formerly  part  of  St.  Thomas  Circuit.' 


1856  Matthew  Swann . 

57  Matthew  Swann . 

85 

5  40 

3  25 

12  60 

58  Luther  O.  Rice . 

90 

10  87 

3  00 

5  00 

59  Luther  O.  Rice . 

99 

4  48 

0  95 

4  87 

60  Thomas  Crews . 

126 

11  05 

2  12 

6  67 

61  Thomas  Crews . 

132 

7  50 

2  00 

8  00 

62  Thomas  Crews . 

132 

8  50 

2  50 

10  00 

63  William  E.  Walker . 

152 

9  00 

3  00 

14  00 

64  William  E.  Walker . 

155 

7  66 

5  73 

12  78 

65  Thomas  Crews . 

158 

6  72 

4  28 

11  61 

66  Thomas  Crews . 

130 

8  00 

4  20 

16  00 

67  Thomas  Crews . 

150 

8  25 

4  50 

18  00 

68  Joseph  Sheply . 

*  162 

9  00 

5  00 

20  00 

69  Joseph  Sheply . 

125 

16  31 

6  25 

34  85 

70  Andrew  Edwards  . 

126 

14  10 

7  25 

40  00 

71  Andrew  Edwards . 

138 

15  00 

10  00 

41  00 

7  2  Andrew  Edwards . 

143 

14  87 

6  50 

41  25 

73  James  Harris . 

145 

13  81 

6  00 

42  00 

74  See  London  Conference . 

145 

16  49 

6  12 

47  75 

FITZROY  HARBOUR. 

A  small  village  on  the  Ottawa,  in  the  township  of  Fitzroy,  County  of  Carleton,  Ontario. 


1863  Hazleton  A.  Spencer . 

64  . 

2  66 

65  Robert  L.  Gabie . 

.... 

.... 

14 


One  appointment  given  to  Tyrconnell. 


210 


CIRCUITS,  STATIONS  AND  MISSIONS. 


Year 

1866 

67 

68 

69 

70 

71 

72 

73 

74 


Names  of  Ministers. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Conting. 
Fund.  ' 

Educa. 

Fund. 

Sup.  M. 
Fund. 

72 

$6  03 

$4  10 

$7  50 

6  50 

5  90 

7  30 

13  35 

9  50 

14  61 

14  80 

17  19 

36 

3  47 

3  40 

36 

3  58 

3  50 

40 

2  95 

3  00 

41 

3  00 

3  25 

45 

3  07 

1  75 

51 

4  65 

2  96 

48 

4  85 

3  03 

See  Montreal  Conference . . 

83 

6  81 

3  56 

FLINTON  and  ADDINGTON  ROAD. 

Flinton  is  a  village  in  the  township  of  Kaladar,  Comity  of  Addington  42  miles  from  Belleville, 
Ontario.  The  Addington  Road  is  a  new  road  made  by  Government  thiough  the  C  ounty. 


60 

61 


1858  Luther  Houghton . 

59  William  Sanderson  .... 
William  Sanderson .... 
John  A.  Dowler . 

62  John  A.  Dowler . 

63  John  A.  Dowler . 

64  Robert  Robinson . 

65  Robert  Robinson . 

66  John  Corbett . 

67  John  Corbett . 

68  John  Corbett . 

69  Philip  J.  Roblin . 

70  Philip  J.  Roblin . 

71  William  Norton . 

72  John  Tozeland . 

73  John  Tozeland . 

74  See  Toronto  Conference 


103 

124 

1  03 

102 

1  20 

*  136 

1  25 

068 

96 

1  30 

145 

1  35 

110 

1  40 

79 

1  80 

91 

1  80 

83 

2  51 

62 

2  60 

6  64 

51 

.... 

68 

0  93 

58 

3  52 

0  40 

72 

3  19 

0  61 

80 

2  40 

0  72 

1  60 
1  05 
1  05 

1  15 

2  00 
2  00 

00 
60 
08 
00 
38 
35 
68 
31 


FLOS. 

A  township  in  the  County  of  Simcoe,  Ontario.  The  village  and  township  of  Orillia  was  united  with 

it  from  1855  to  1857. 

1855  Stephen  Brownell,  Alexander  R.  Campbell . 

56  Alexander  R.  Campbell,  Andrew  Milliken  . 

57  Andrew  Milliken,  Peter  Campbell . _ . 

Penetanguishene  and  Beausoliel  Island  united  with  it. 

58  Andrew  Milliken,  William  M.  Cooley . 

59  George  McNamara . 


6° 

61  Medonte  township  now  united  to  it. 

62  David  Hunt . 

63  David  Hunt . 

64  See  Craighurst  and  Penetanguishene 


173 

15  SO 

1000 

300 

19  75 

6  00 

351 

11  90 

7  00 

331 

6  50 

4  50 

146 

2  69 

2  01  i 

55 

4  04 

2  00 

60 

4  08 

2  00 

25  00 
14  51 

6  00 
7  00 
2  63 


10 

00 


Waddell 


FLORENCE. 

A  village  on  the  east  side  of  the  River  Sydenham,  in  the  township  of  Euphemia,  County  of  Bothwell, 
Ontario.  Distant  from  Chatham  25  miles,  from  London  50  miles. 

1856  William  Hawke . 

57  William  Hawke . 

58  William  Hawke,  Thomas  Drake . 

59  William  Savage,  Hugh  Johnston  .... 

60  William  Savage . 

61  William  Savage,  James  Thornton.  . 

62  John  Hodgson,  Samuel  Alexander  .  .  . 

63  John  Hodgson,  John  Doel,  Robert  H. 

64  Thomas  Robson . 

65  Le  Roy  Hooker . 

66  Le  Roy  Hooker . 

67  Le  Roy  Hooker,  William  E.  Bottoms. 

68  Elisha  Tennant,  John  Grenfell . 

69  David  A.  Johnston  . 


76 

2  80 

2  00 

5  00 

301 

2  40 

2  20 

5  35 

241 

2  80 

2  40 

7  00 

239 

3  00 

2  66 

7  25 

295 

3  46 

3  00 

7  60 

298 

4  10 

3  27 

7  50 

233 

6  50 

6  05 

14  00 

+  238 

6  52 

4  06 

14  00 

134 

3  75 

2  50 

8  00 

146 

12  13 

3  00 

9  00 

154 

10  10 

2  40 

8  54 

+  216 

8  90 

1  55 

12  30 

89 

8  50 

5  00 

8  00 

Denbigh  set  off. 


t  Euphemia  set  off. 


Dawn  Mills  set  off. 


WESLEYAN  METHODIST  CONFERENCE. 


211 


Year 

Names  of  Ministers. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Conting. 

Fund. 

Educa. 

Fund. 

Sup.  M. 
Fund. 

1870 

David  A.  Johnston  . 

86 

90 

105 

145 

140 

nn 

$5  00 

$8  00 

71 

William  E.  Smith . 

72 

Alexander  G.  Harris  . 

7 

1U  uu 

73 

Alexander  G.  Harris . 

/  j-O 

0  uu 

74 

See  London  Conference  . 

Q 

O  id 

A  1  O 

10  00 

FONT  HILL. 

A  village  in  the  township  of  Pelham,  County  of  Welland,  Ontario. 

Thorold  Circuit. 

1872  John  Ridley  . 

73  John  Ridley  . 

74  See  London  Conference 


104 

115 


It  was  formerly  part  of  the 


7  25 

8  09 


3  22  10  00 

4  23  9  00 


FOREST. 

A  village  in  the  township  of  Plymton,  County  of  Lambton,  Ontario. 

Mission. 

1871  John  Neelands  . i 

72  John  Neelands  . ]  gg 

73  George  Clarke,  Robert  H.  Hall  .  123 

74  See  London  Conference . I  140 


It  was  formerly  part  of  Arkona 


4  00 
4  25 
7  00 


3  45 

3  50 

4  50 


5  00 
5  50 
12  00 


FORT  GEORGE  and  QUEENSTON. 


Two  villages  in  the  township  of  Niagara,  County  of  Lincoln,  Ontario.  It  was  formerly  part  of  the 

Niagara  Circuit. 


Year 

Ministers. 

No,  of 
Members. 

Yearl  Ministers. 

No.  of 
Members. 

1825 

William  Ryerson . 

QK 

26 

James  Richardson . 

36 

29  Samuel  Belton,  Anson  Green  .  .  . 

184 

27 

United  with  Niagara  . 

36 

30  Now  included  in  Stamford  Circ’t 

216 

FRANKFORD. 

A  village  on  the  River  Trent,  in  the  township  of  Sidney,  County  of  Hastings,  Ontario.  Distant  from 

Belleville  14  miles. 


1857  Michael  Fawcett,  John  B.  Clarkson  .. 

58  David  B.  Madden,  William  J.  Hewitt 

59  Edward  Barrass,  Thomas  Cleworth  . . 

60  Edward  Barrass,  Davidson  McDonald 

61  Edward  Barrass,  George  Burson . 

62  Richard  Potter . 

63  David  Ryan  . 

64  David  Ryan . 

65  David  Ryan . 

66  George  M.  Meacham,  B.A . 

67  George  M.  Meacham,  B.A . 

68  Samuel  C.  Philp,  Jun . 

69  Samuel  C.  Philp,  Sen . 

70  Samuel  C.  Philp,  Sen . 

71  Joseph  H.  Stinson . 

72  Joseph  H.  Stinson . 

73  Jeremiah  A.  Chapman,  B.A . 

74  See  Toronto  Conference  . 


340 

8  00 

310 

8  38 

306 

13  86 

286 

14  74 

272 

12  94 

150 

5  60 

132 

4  34 

140 

4  50 

150 

5  06 

175 

9  05 

190 

9  10 

170 

9  20 

165 

7  00 

165 

7  07 

179 

5  37 

175 

2  58 

198 

5  20 

6 

00 

10 

00 

3 

04 

10 

25 

3 

33 

30 

12 

5 

75 

34 

00 

6 

46 

36 

00 

1 

87 

10 

25 

1 

25 

10 

50 

1 

12 

7 

25 

1 

10 

8 

25 

4 

28 

20 

22 

4 

30 

25 

00 

5 

00 

25 

00 

4 

00 

10 

00 

3 

50 

11 

00 

4 

00 

14 

00 

2 

08 

11 

61 

2 

91 

9 

85 

FRANKLIN  CENTRE. 

A  village  in  the  township  of  Franklin,  County  of  Chateaugay,  Quebec. 

Russelltown  Circuit. 

1859  William  Richardson . 

60  William  Richardson,  William  Hall,  B.A . 

61  William  Richardson,  Alex.  Campbell  (B) . 

62  Alfred  Andrews,  Richard  Robinson . 

63  Alfred  Andrews,  Samuel  Cairns . 


153 

7  51 

3  22 

153 

6  26 

4  02 

177 

8  56 

4  03 

229 

8  63 

2  78 

197 

9  00 

1  26 

It  was  formerly  called 


10  13 
6  7.1 
6  63 
6  07 
35  00 


212 


CIRCUITS,  STATIONS  AND  MISSIONS. 


,7  Names  of  Ministers. 

Year 


1864  Alfred  Andrews,  William  Shaw 


See  Manningville. 

(  Wellington  W.  Carson,  i 

68  George  Rogers,  j  Joseph  Deacon,  I 

69  George.  Rogers . •  ■  •  . . 

70  George  Rogers,  John  Walton,  2nd . 

71  Thomas  G.  Williams,  William  Knox.  .  .  .  . 

72  Thomas  G.  Williams,  Simon  Crookshanks. 

73  Thomas  G.  Williams . 

74  See  Montreal  Conference . 


No.  of 
Members. 

Conting. 

Fund. 

Educa. 

Fund. 

200 

*9 

20 

$1 

80 

221 

9 

30 

1 

92 

201 

6 

20 

4 

97 

189 

11 

78 

5 

28 

200 

12 

75 

5 

40 

208 

13 

21 

7 

25 

210 

13 

25 

5 

18 

198 

14 

00 

6 

25 

220 

14 

00 

6 

50 

Sup.  M. 
Fund. 


$21  57 
18  30 


21  18 

33  00 
33  20 
49  32 

32  80 

33  00 
33  74 


FREDERICKSBURG. 


A  small  village  in  the  township  of  Middleton,  County  of  Norfolk, 

Walsmgham  Circuit. 

1855  Isaac  Crane . •  •  •  •  •  •  ■  • . . I  ' \\\ 

56  Name  of  Mission  changed  to  Delhi . 


Ontario. 


407 


It  was  formerly  part  of 

’  '  . '  I  8  00 


FRELIGHSBURG. 


Vermont,  21  miles. 


1864  George  Stenning . 

65  Donald  Sutherland . 

66  John  Davies . 

67  John  Davies . 

68  William  Scales  . 

69  William  Scales  ........ 

70  William  Scales . 

7 1  Thomas  Bell . 

72  Thomas  Bell . 

73  Thomas  Bell . 

74  See  Montreal  Conference 


69 

71 

77 

73 

73 

74 
62 
64 
60 
68 


2  87 

1  20 

3  25 

1  75 

1  80 

4  00 

3  74 

1  80 

4  74 

3  81 

2  00 

7  23 

4  20 

2  90 

15  75 

8  58 

3  00 

15  00 

6  88 

4  00 

32  00 

6  00 

4  00 

17  05 

3  34 

2  00 

18  00 

4  49 

2  20 

18  00 

FRONTENAC. 


A  Mission  in  the  County  of  Frontenac,  Ontario.  It  was  formerly  part  of  Harrowsmith  Circuit. 


1862  John  J.  Wilson 

63  Robert  Godfrey 

64  Robert  Godfrey 


66  United  with  Harrowsmith 


20 

34 

36 

36 


0  32 
0  90 
0  95 


0  20 
0'  24 
0  25 


1  50 
1  60 
1  60 


FULLARTON. 

A  small  village  in  the  township  of  Fullarton  in  the  County  of  Perth  Distant  from  Mitchell  6  miles 

It  was  formerly  part  of  Mitchell  Cucuit. 

187.3  Colman  Bristol,  M.A . I  •••• 

74  See  London  Conference .  100 


11  11 


4  73 


18  75 


Gr. 


GALT. 


A 


town  on 


the  Grand  River,  in  the  township  of  North  Dumfries,  County  of  Waterloo,  Ontario. 
Distant  from  Berlin  12  miles,  from  Hamilton  25  miles. 


1854,, George  Kennedy  . 

55  George  Kennedy  . 

Berlin  united  with  it  one  year. 

56  Lewis  Warner,  Alexander  Sutherland 

57  Joseph  Hugill  . 


12  00 

16  00 
6  85 


500 


1405 


4  00  16  00 

6  36  3  94 


WESLEYAN  METHODIST  CONFERENCE. 


213 


No.  of 
Members. 

Conting. 

Fund. 

Educa. 

Fund. 

Sup.  M 
Fund. 

50 

$7  00 

$4  00 

$4  01 

48 

5  20 

2  00 

3  70 

27 

4  00 

2  00 

4  00 

33 

4  00 

0  75 

4  00 

46 

5  18 

2  48 

6  75 

50 

5  09 

2  57 

7  35 

45 

5  20 

2  50 

7  43 

47 

7  15 

3  97 

8  25 

49 

7  65 

2  75 

10  15 

62 

10  12 

4  03 

19  15 

68 

13  39 

7  05 

20  15 

73 

7  90 

5  50 

12  00 

59 

7  85 

4  10 

12  00 

51 

13  60 

6  50 

12  50 

71 

15  00 

7  00 

14  00 

77 

15  00 

6  00 

20  00 

Distant 

3S. 

from  Kin£ 

;ston  18  miles,  fror 

"is* 

*  *  *  * 

i  88 

43 

5  oi 

.... 

4  00 

83 

12*1.2 

5*50 

78 

9  76 

5  80 

74 

8  03 

3  46 

77 

4  00 

3  73 

83 

5  00 

4  00 

70. 

5  35 

4  32 

62 

5  10 

4  00 

73 

7  92 

2  68 

57 

8  20 

6  62 

60 

2  87 

4  50 

42 

2  90 

1  25 

45 

4  82 

4  23 

62 

6  38 

4  50 

62 

6  38 

4  50 

79 

6  55 

1  70 

5  10 

147 

23  39 

8  11 

18  31 

77 

12  00 

4  00 

6  83 

74 

12  07 

4  09 

8  00 

105 

9  00 

4  00 

12  00 

94 

9  74 

4  50 

12  00 

84 

6  17 

3  10 

9  90 

93 

9  50 

3  08 

9  50 

84 

8  67 

3  20 

6  50 

97 

5  92 

2  62 

5  63 

90 

9  78 

4  58 

13  40 

82 

9  43 

4  60 

14  00 

100 

11  13 

4  95 

15  39 

110 

12  20 

7  10 

18  32 

85 

9  25 

5  25 

17  50 

86 

7  00 

5  25 

17  75 

90 

7  40 

3  60 

17  25 

100 

12  61 

6  00 

17  23 

118 

14  10 

6  44 

21  43 

Year 


Names  of  Ministers. 


1858  Joseph  Hugill 


59 

60 
61 
62 

63 

64 

65 

66 

67 

68 

69 

70 

71 

72 

73 

74 


United  with  Paris  Circuit 

Richard  J.  Forman . 

Joseph  F.  Messmore . 

Stephen  Bond  . 

Stephen  Bond  . 

George  McRae  . 

Thomas  Brock  . 

Nelson  Burns,  M.A. 
Charles  Lavell,  M.A. 
Charles  Lavell,  M.  A .  .  .  . 
Charles  Lavell,  M.A. . . . 
Hall  Christopherson  .... 
Hall  Christopherson  .... 
John  B.  Clarkson,  M.A 
John  B.  Clarkson,  M.A 
John  B.  Clarkson,  M.A 
See  London  Conference 


A  village  and  township  in  the  County  of  Leeds,  Oni 

Brockville  30  miles. 


William  Steer . 

George  F.  Playter . 

United  with  Waterloo  Circuit. 


United  with  Elizabethtown  Circuit. 


Stephen  Miles . 

Stephen  Miles . 

Stephen  Miles . , . 

44  Vincent  B.  Howard,  Erastus  Hurlburt 

45  Ozias  Barber . 

46  . 

47  David  Jennings . 

48  United  with  Elizabethtown . 

49  David  B.  Madden . 

50  William  H.  Williams . 

51  William  H.  Williams . 

52  Benjamin  Nankeville. 

53  - 

54 

55 

56 

57 

58 

59 

60 
61 
62 


Charles  Turver  , 

Charles  Turver . 

Charles  Turver . 

George  Carr,  William  W.  Miller . 

George  Carr  . 

George  Carr . 

William  Short . 

John  Slight . 

John  Slight . 

James  Roy 


63  James  Roy. 


64  James  Roy, 

65  Edward  Barrass . 

66  Davidson  McDonald . 

67  Davidson  McDonald . 

68  Davidson  McDonald . 

69  Wesley  Casson . 

70  Wesley  Casson . 

71  W  esley  Casson . 

72  Donald  G.  Sutherland,  M.A. 

73  Donald  G.  Sutherland,  M.A. 

74  See  Montreal  Conference  . .  . 

GARAFRAXA. 

A  Mission  in  the  townships  of  Garafraxa  and  Luther,  Wellington  County, 

piart  of  Erin  Mission. 

1870  (  William  Bradley) . 

71  Peter  W.  Jones . 

72  Peter  W.  Jones . 

73  George  McNamara,  David  Bettschan 

74  London  Conference . 


Ontario.  It  was  formerly 


101  | 

121 

5  67 

1  00  1 

4  91 

135  1 

6  35  | 

2  12 

8  90 

154 

7  67 

2  65 

11  25 

157 

7  67 

2  65 

11  35 

214 


CIRCUITS,  STATIONS  AND  MISSIONS. 


GASPE. 

A  Mission  in  the  township  and  County  of  Gaspe,  Quebec. 


Year 


Names  of  Ministers. 


1855  Edmund  S.  Ingalls 
56 

to  [  Vacant.. 

58 

59 

60 
61 
62 
63 


Isaac  B.  Tallman.  . 
Isaac  B.  Tallman .  . 
Isaac  B.  Tallman . 
Isaac  B.  Tallman . 
David  Jennings  .  .  . 


64  David  Jennings . 

65  Samuel  E.  Maudsley .... 

66  Isaac  B.  Tallman  . 

67  Isaac  B.  Tallman  . 

68  Isaac  B.  Tallman  . 

69  Alexander  Drennan  .... 

70  Alexander  Drennan  .... 

71  Alexander  Drennan  .... 

72  Thomas  Haddon  . 

73  Thomas  Haddon  . 

74  See  Montreal  Conference 


GATINEAU. 


1846 

47 

48 

49 

50 

51 

52 

53 


William  Morton 
George  Young  .  . 


Erastus  Hurlburt . 

Erastus  Hurlburt . 

John  Armstrong  . 

John  Armstrong  . 

John  Howes  . 

John  Howes  . 

54  Silas  Huntingdon . 

55  Silas  Huntingdon . 

56  George  Carr,  Edward  A.  Glassford. 

57  George  Carr  . 

58  James  Roy . 

59  Michael  Baxter . 

60  See  North  Wakefield  . 


No.  of 
Members. 

Conting. 

Fund. 

Educa. 

Fund. 

Sup.  M. 
Fund. 

'  20 

100 

80 

$1  37 

$1  15 

$3  00 

80 

1  12 

1  25 

2  62 

81 

1  00 

1  00 

3  00 

81 

2  00 

1  00 

4  50 

70 

2  00 

1  60 

7  00 

75 

2  83 

1  19 

4  32 

88 

5  00 

.  3  00 

5  00 

80 

2  00 

2  00 

8  00 

80 

2  50 

1  25 

3  00 

63 

3  73 

1  60 

3  04 

59 

4  60 

2  00 

3  00 

64 

5  00 

1  75 

3  50 

78 

4  23 

1  15 

3  25 

80 

4  20 

1  20 

3  30 

;lie  Ottawa 

at  Aylmer,  in  the  County  of 

120 

7  07 

4  02 

91 

3  01 

2  00 

92 

2  63 

2  50 

94 

3  70 

3  00 

91 

3  80 

3  20 

122 

4  58 

3  94 

119 

5  90 

3  65 

137 

6  00 

4  00 

135 

6  00 

.... 

7  00 

138 

5  35 

3  60 

7  00 

75 

3  32 

3  55 

72 

4  39 

2  52 

3  62 

80 

5  00 

2  69 

1  6  50 

GEORGETOWN. 

A  village  in  the  township  of  Esquesing,  County  of  Halton,  Ontario.  Distant  from  Toronto  28  miles, 

from  Milton  12  miles. 


1844  Luther  0.  Rice . 

45  Luther  O.  Rice . 

46  William  Philp  . 

47  William  Philp  . 

48  William  Philp  . 

49  William  Willoughby  . 

50  William  Willoughby,  George  McRitchie 

51  William  Willoughby,  George  McRitchie 

52  Joseph  Messmore,  George  Washington  . . 

53  Joseph  Messmore,  George  Washington  .  . 

54  William  Andrews . 

55  John  Law  . 

Erin  Circuit  united  with  it  one  year. 

56  Samuel  C.  Philp,  Samuel  C.  Philp,  Jun 

57  Samuel  C.  Philp,  Joseph  H.  Starr . 

58  Richard  1..  Tucker,  Richard  J.  Forman 

59  Richard  L.  Tucker,  Richard  J.  Forman 

60  Richard  L.  Tucker,  George  Burson 

61  James  Hughes,  Stephen  Bond . 

62  James  Hughes,  William  Taylor . 

63  James  E.  Dyer,  George  McRae  . 


155 

7  27 

153 

9  18 

170 

14  08 

164 

14  68 

187 

14  83 

186 

14  85 

245 

15  10 

248 

20  77 

145 

11  05 

175 

12  50 

ISO 

12  92 

5  52 

183 

20  77 

6  00 

325 

28  88 

10  00 

271 

13  15 

7  00 

340 

17  29 

3  00 

372 

18  68 

3  00 

327 

16  38 

1  08 

280 

16  75 

6  30 

270 

16  22 

6  35 

5  07 
3  00 
8  00 
9  70 

14  75 

15  00 

16  00 
14  45 

11  50 
13  00 
13  48 

22  00 
29  00 

12  92 
16  00 

16  50 

17  07 

20  50 

21  00 


WESLEYAN  METHODIST  CONFERENCE. 


215 


Year 

Names  of  Ministers. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Conting. 

Fund. 

Educa.- 

Fund. 

Sup.  M. 
Fund. 

1864  James  E.  Dyer,  Beniamin  Clement . 

234 

$12  10 

$5  20 

$20  06 

65 

James  E.  Dyer,  Benjamin  Clement . 

235 

12  15 

4  10 

21  60 

66 

Thomas  Jeffers,  Thomas  Brock  . 

245 

13  35 

5  15 

26  00 

67 

Thomas  Jeffers,  Christopher  Cookman . 

240 

19  00 

6  36 

28  00 

68 

Thomas  Jeffers,  James  Pearen  . 

240 

20  00 

6  00 

30  00 

69 

Joel  Briggs,  James  Fear  . 

280 

14  63 

13  00 

30  50 

70 

Joel  Briggs,  Isaac  Tovell . 

225 

15  00 

13  00 

35  00 

71 

Joel  Brings,  Francis  C.  Reynolds  . 

240 

15  00 

14  00 

41  00 

72  Matthew  Swann . 

*  400 

15  00 

10  00 

35  00 

73 

Matthew  Swann  . 

176 

12  16 

6  44 

33  50 

74 

See  London  Conference . 

175 

7  37 

4  00 

30  00 

GEORGEVILLE. 

A  village  on  the  east  side  of  Lake  Memphramagog,  in  the  township  and  County  of  Stanstead,  Quebec 
Distant  from  Stanstead  15  miles,  from  Magog  10  miles. 


1859 

60 

61 

62 

63 

64 

65 


Edwin  Peake . 

Edwin  Peake  .... 

John  Davies  . 

John  Davies  . 

James  Thorneloe  . 
I  James  Thorneloe, 

|  John  Stewart, 
John  Stewart . 


Magog  united  with  it. 


66  Moses  M.  Johnston . 

67  Moses  M.  Johnston  . 

68  Osborn  Larnbly,  M.  A 

69  Osborn  Larnbly,  M.A 

70  Osborn  Larnbly,  M.A.  . . 

71  Samuel  E.  Maudsley. . .  . 

72  Jacob  Freshman . 

73  Benjamin  Longley . 

74  See  Montreal  Conference 


23 

1  25 

0  75 

2  25 

24 

1  25 

0  75 

2  25 

28 

1  50 

1  70 

7  93 

21 

2  32 

1  50 

2  78 

26 

2  20 

1  55 

2  75 

43 

52 

3  37 

43 

1  76 

0  70 

3  55 

50 

1  70 

1  00 

3  55 

33 

1  55 

2  00 

3  55 

36 

3  48 

5  00 

5  40 

34 

4  75 

6  00 

6  68 

23 

5  56 

2  81 

3  84 

30 

6  06 

6  00 

7  00 

31 

3  60 

2  73 

4  30 

GLANFORD. 

So  called  from  the  township  of  Glanford,  in  the  County  of  Wentworth,  Ontario. 

part  of  Hamilton  City  Circuit. 

iqco  \  Geol'ge  Young, 

18t)U  |  William  Haw, 


It  was  formerly 


William  Creighton. 


51  William  Haw,  Isaac  Barber. . .  . 

52  Simon  Huntingdon,  Andrew  A. 

53  -  -  -  - .  " 

54 


Smith . 


55 

56 

57 

58 

59 

60 
61 
62 

63 

64 

65 

66 

67 

68 

69 

70 

71 

72 

73 

74 


Simon  Huntingdon,  William  Richardson. 
Thomas  Williams,  James  M.  Clarke. 

Thomas  Williams,  j  f^Wton, 

James  Hughes,  George  G.  German . 

James  Hughes,  Isaac  B.  Tallman  . . 

James  Hughes,  Thomas  Cobb . . 

Jonathan  E.  Betts,  William  H.  Laird. .  .  . 

Jonathan  E.  Betts,  Hugh  McLean . . 

Jonathan  E.  Betts,  Hall  Christopherson  . 
Thomas  S.  Keough,  Hall  Christopherson 
Thomas  S.  Keough,  Hall  Christopherson 
Thomas  S  Keough,  George  H.  Cornish.  .  . 
Reuben  E.  Tupper,  Georgli  H.  Cornish . . . 
Reuben  E.  Tupper,  Thomas  D.  Pearson.. 
Thomas  D.  Pearson,  Daniel  Perrin,  B.A. 

Thomas  D.  Pearson,  Richard  Potter . 

John  W.  Savage,  Richard  Potter 


,  .  ,ir  c,  (  George  A.  Schram,  ) 

John  W.  Savage,  j  JosepH  SHepiy,  | 


John  W.  Savage,  Robert  Davey 
Thomas  S.  Howard,  Richard  W.  Padgham. 

Thomas  S.  Howard,  David  Kane . 

See  London  Conference . 


342 

24 

64 

10 

76 

368 

17 

00 

12 

00 

36S 

20 

68 

20 

00 

385 

27 

78 

•  22 

51 

390 

28 

03 

10 

05 

24 

95 

352 

24 

90 

7 

75 

37 

25 

332 

25 

00 

8 

00 

40 

00 

350 

24 

90 

9 

00 

40 

00 

370 

24 

95 

9 

10 

42 

00 

386 

29 

12 

12 

75 

50 

00 

393 

30 

60 

12 

76 

64 

00 

448 

23 

50 

11 

00 

61 

30 

443 

26 

35 

11 

00 

66 

68 

473 

23 

79 

10 

00 

56 

84 

460 

24 

72 

10 

59 

55 

84 

467 

24 

75 

10 

62 

5(3 

00 

451 

22 

45 

4 

67 

51 

05 

446 

24 

00 

7 

23 

52 

00 

460 

24 

17 

10 

00 

53 

10 

570 

25 

10 

13 

30 

56 

00 

572 

25 

26 

18 

00 

60 

57 

+  302 

14 

05 

7 

45 

55 

00 

275 

15 

10 

9 

00 

70 

00 

280 

15 

40 

8 

00 

84 

01 

Acton  set  off. 


j-  Seneca  set  off. 


216 


CIRCUITS,  STATIONS  AND  MISSIONS. 


GLEN  TAY. 


A  village  in  the  township  of  Bathurst,  County  of  Lanark,  Ontario.  It  was  formerly  Bathurst  Mission. 


Year 

Names  of  Ministers. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Conting. 

Fund. 

Educa. 

Fund. 

Sup.  M. 
Fund. 

91 

$5  00 

$3  00 

$6  25 

91 

5  93 

3  30 

8  26 

9  50 

9  75 

8  00 

8  50 

71 

89 

4  20 

3  40 

/  1 

79 

80 

3  90 

2  50 

7Q 

82 

4  00 

2  60 

/  o 

74 

112 

4  50 

2  10 

GODERICH. 

The  county  town  of  the  County  of  Huron,  is  situate  in  the  township  of  Goderich  on  the  east  shore 
of  Lake  Huron,  Ontario.  Distant  from  S+™4'^’lr1  ™i1hs  fmm  1  oronto  132. 


1833  John  Beatty . 

34  United  with  Saugeen . 

35  John  Armstrong,  Thomas  Hurlburt. 


40 

41 

42 


36 

37  . 

38  Hugh  Montgomery. . . . 

39  John  K.  Williston.  .  . . 

Charles  B.  Goodrich, 

Thomas  Fawcett, 

Thomas  Fawcett . 

James  Norris . 

43  John  Bredin . 

44  John  Gundy . 

45  Henry  Byers,  John  Hunt . 

46  Henry  Byers,  George  Kennedy . 

47  George  Kennedy,  Thomas  Williams. 

48  John  Williams,  James  Gray . 

49  John  Williams,  John  G.  Laird . 

Samuel  Fear,  Thomas  Peacock . 

Samuel  Fear,  Joel  Briggs . 

Samuel  Fear,  William  Creighton  .  .  . 
Charles  Silvester,  James  hi.  Clarke  . 
Charles  Silvester,  George  Cochran .  . 
John  S.  Evans,  James  Berry . 

56  John  S.  Evans . 

57  John  S.  Evans . 

58  Thomas  Cosford,  Stephen  Bond 

59  Thomas  Cosford . 

60  Thomas  Cosford . 

61  Noble  F.  English . . 

62  Noble  F.  English . . 

63  Noble  F.  English . 

64  Richard  Whiting . 

65  Richard  Whiting . 

66  Richard  Whiting . 

67  William  H.  Poole . 

William  H.  Poole. . 

William  H.  Poole . 

William  S.  Blackstock . 

William  S.  Blackstock . 

72  William  S.  Blackstock . 

73  James  Graham . 

74  See  London  Conference . 


50 

51 

52 

53 

54 

55 


68 

69 

70 

71 


'  55 

.... 

’  45 

.... 

25 

.... 

60 

.... 

103 

.... 

84 

.... 

80 

.... 

.... 

78 

.... 

78 

.... 

96 

140 

185 

.... 

190 

.... 

.... 

216 

5  00 

249 

7  50 

.... 

316 

11  50 

303 

12  '93 

324 

10  60 

.... 

392 

11  00 

*  507 

16  12 

....  | 

t  229 

16  55 

8  10 

85 

4  00 

5  40 

135 

4  50 

6  00 

140 

3  5S 

3  38 

150 

6  18 

4  25 

105 

5  25 

4  00 

100 

7  00 

4  00 

112 

5  20 

1  2  20 

121 

7  10 

2  22 

111 

4  35 

2  86 

116 

7  15 

4  10 

150 

11  15 

2  20 

152 

12  50 

5  30 

156 

12  60 

6  40 

218 

12  70 

13  00 

30C 

13  75 

18  00 

280 

25  65 

24  00 

275 

24  62 

13  00 

225 

18  89 

10  21  l 

240 

|  24  42 

|  9  83 

00 

00 

25 

08 

12 


6  00 
23  30 
9  25 
5  00 


00 

00 


10  00 

8  50 
10  00 

11  50 

12  00 

9  25 
11  00 

17  00 

18  00 
18  00 
20  00 
30  00 

38  50 

39  00 
39  00 
41  50 


GOSFIELD. 

A  village  and  township  in  the  County  of  Essex,  Ontario. 

1833  Horace  Dean . 

34  Horace  Dean,  Peter  Ker  . 

35  John  Baxter,  James  Ward . 

36  Stephen  Miles . 

Amherstburg  united  with  it  two  years. 


It  was  formerly  Amherstburg  Circuit. 


340 

294 

307 

280 


12  50 
24  00 


*  Clinton  set  off. 


+  Bayfield  and  Wawanosh  set  off. 


WESLEYAN  METHODIST  CONFERENCE. 


217 


Year 

Names  of  Ministers. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Conting. 

Fund. 

Educa. 

Fund. 

Sup.  M. 
Fund. 

1837 

Conrad  Vandusen,  David  Hardie . 

184 

$6  00 

$4  00 

38 

John  K.  Williston,  Henry  Byers . 

Howard  united  with  it  six  years. 

197 

6  25 

6  00 

39 

Thomas  McMullen,  Stephen  Miles . 

181 

35  75 

41  93 

40  Cornelius  Flummerfelt,  Stephen  Miles . 

314 

15  53 

0  50 

41 

Cornelius  Flummerfelt,  Henry  Byers . 

315 

5  20 

42  Kennedy  Creighton  . 

372 

13  07 

3  10 

43 

Solomon  Waldron,  Thomas  Williams . 

460 

12  25 

2  65 

44  Solomon  Waldron . 

Tilbury  united  with  it  two  years. 

339 

2  20 

1  62 

45 

David  Hardie,  William  llignam . 

280 

2  43 

2  92 

46 

David  Hardie,  John  Webster . 

Amherstburg  again  united  with  it  two  years. 

344 

9  04 

10  45 

47 

Richard  Phelps,  Samuel  Fear . 

311 

8  00 

7  85 

48 

Richard  Phelps,  Edwin  Clement . 

368 

16  74 

12  76 

49 

Edwin  Clement . . 

310 

14  14 

6  50 

50 

Robert  Corson . 

211 

8  00 

10  50 

51 

John  K.  Williston . 

186 

9  40 

6  50 

52  John  K.  Williston  . . 

185 

14  02 

6  97 

53 

William  Dignarn . 

177 

10  63 

6  32 

54 

William  Dignarn . 

210 

11  00 

6  42 

55 

William  Chapman . . 

200  1 

10  00 

6  25 

56 

William  Chapman . 

Rochester  united  with  it  two  year's. 

212 

10  57 

$2  52 

7  43 

57 

Thomas  Atkinson,  Edwin  Fessant . 

214 

8  23 

8  77 

58 

Thomas  Atkinson,  Oliver  E.  Burch . 

Amherstburg  again  united  with  it  two  years. 

400 

8  75 

2  00 

17  62 

59 

Thomas  S.  Howard,  Thomas  Drake . 

552 

18  65 

11  00 

19  00 

60 

Thomas  S.  Howard,  Hugh  Johnston . 

410 

16  00 

3  00 

15  50 

61 

John  Hodgson . 

421 

17  00 

7  12 

17  00 

62  William  Hawke . 

226 

6  07 

3  04 

8  22 

63 

William  Hawke . 

216 

5  20 

2  34 

10  00 

64  Thomas  Cleworth . . . 

220 

7  10 

2  50 

12  10 

65 

Thomas  Cleworth . 

227 

6  15 

2  20 

10  14 

66 

Now  called  Kingsville  Circuit . 

244 

6  20 

2  32 

20  00 

GRAFTON. 


A  village  in  tlie  township  of  Haldimand,  County  of  Northumberland,  Ontario.  It  was  formerly  part 
of  Cobourg  Circuit.  Distant  from  Cobourg  7  miles. 


1859  Henry  Jackson . 

60  James  Kennedy . 

61)  . . 

to  I  United  with  Baltimore. 

72  | 

73  Thomas  J.  Edmison . 

74  See  Toronto  Conference. 


38' 

38 

43' 


3  35 
3  73 

2  72 


2  10 
1  90 

i'i7 


1  25 

2  64 

1  25 


GRANBY. 


A  village  and  township  in  the  County  of  Shefford,  Quebec.  Distant  from  St.  Hyacintlie  25  miles, 

from  Frost  Tillage  14  miles. 


1856  Samuel  G.  Phillips . 

57  James  Thorneloe . 

58  James  Thorneloe . 

59  James  Thorneloe . 

60  John  Walton . 

61  John  Walton . 

62  John  Walton . 

63  John  Davies . 

64  John  Davies . 

65  John  Davies . 

66  Benjamin  Cole . 

67  Benjamin  Cole . 

68  Benjamin  Cole . 

69  William  English . 

70  William  English . 

71  William  English . 

72  William  H.  Rowsom,  B,A. 

73  James  E.  Richardson . 

74  See  Montreal  Conference  .. 


94 

1 

00 

2 

06 

6 

50 

114 

2 

47 

1 

07 

7 

62 

118 

8 

00 

2 

00 

.  . 

124 

4 

00 

2 

00 

,  8 

00 

131 

4 

50 

2 

00 

8 

50 

105 

2 

00 

1 

25 

4 

00 

80 

1 

75 

3 

00 

88 

i 

io 

1 

00 

4 

00 

90 

4 

24 

2 

54 

8 

06 

113 

4 

58 

3 

20 

8 

34 

125 

5 

10 

3 

62 

9 

88 

124 

11 

28 

4 

26 

4 

32 

106 

8 

50 

2 

55 

4 

76 

161 

8 

39 

4 

00 

5 

70 

147 

10 

00 

6 

20 

11 

32 

149 

11 

00 

8 

25 

12 

68 

178 

11 

15 

3 

43 

13 

00 

198 

11 

45 

2 

95 

13 

50 

175 

14 

27 

4 

86 

16 

00 

218 


CIRCUITS,  STATIONS  AND  MISSIONS. 


GRENVILLE. 

%}2S‘2££3£&  S 

Distant  from  Montreal  60  miles. 


Year 


- -  1 

Names  of  Ministers. 

No.  of  I 
Members. 

1 

Conting. 

Fund. 

Educa. 

Fund. 

.... 

.... 

40 

.... 

67 

.... 

65 

$1  50 

.... 

69 

....  | 

67 

$6’ 50 

47 

0  60 

48 

1  75 

0  50 

49 

1  50 

0  75 

64 

1  72 

1  00 

64 

1  79 

1  00 

65 

2  55 

1  01 

56 

1  76 

0  78  | 

1  50 

79 

2  18 

68 

2  22 

2  28 

64 

2  77 

1  44 

71 

5  30' 

60 

6  28 

1  25 

56 

6  30 

58 

6  50 

2  35 

Sup.  M. 
Fund. 


82 
00 
00 
90 
00 
00 
97 
15 
60 
59 

07 
20 
2  63 


00 

03 

24 

00 


GREY. 

A  township  in  the  County  of  Huron,  Ontario.  The  Mission  included  the  townships  of  Grey,  Elma, 

Wallace  and  Howick. 

1854  John  Armstrong . 

55  James  E.  Dyer . . . 

56  Mission  divided.  See  Howick,  Elma  and  Wallace.  . 

GRIMSBY. 

A  village  and  township  in  the  County  of  Lincoln,  Ontario. 

— which  see.  Distant  from  Hamilton  16  miles, 


84 

86 


1  60 
4  20 


3  35 


1  00 
4  50 


1836  Richard  Phelps,  William  Steer . 

37  Samuel  Belton,  John  Law . 

38  Samuel  Belton,  James  Spencer . 

James  Musgrove,  George  R.  Sanderson  .  .  . 
T  ,,  "  \  Francis  Coleman,  ) 

James  Musgrove,  j  Thomas  Cosford,  ' 

George  Poole,  Charles  W.  M.  Gilbert . 

George  Poole,  William  Ames  . 

George  Poole,  Joseph  Sheply . 

Matthew  Whiting,  Reuben  E.  Tupper  . .  .  . 
Matthew  Whiting,  Reuben  E.  Tupper. .  .  . 

ig,  Thomas  Demorest . 

47  Sylvester  Hurlburt,  Wellington  Jeffers.  .  . 

48  Hamilton  Biggar,  Joseph  Hill . 

49  Hamilton  Biggar,  Isaac  Barber  . 

50  Alexander  T.  Green,  Noble  Armstrong.  . 

51  Alexander  T.  Green,  William  S.  Griffin.  . 

52  William  Haw,  Joel  Briggs  . 

53  William  Haw,  James  Harris . 

54  Simon  Huntingdon,  William  Richardson 
Simon  Huntingdon,  Thomas  Cobb  . 


39 

40 

41 

42 

43 

44 

45 

46 


55 

56  John  English,  Richard  J.  Forman 

57  John  English,  Christopher  Hamilton. 

58  Michael  Fawcett,  Thomas  S.  Keough . 

59  Michael  Fawcett,  Thomas  S.  Keough . 

60  Michael  Fawcett,  Shem  Blanshard . .  . 

61  John  Shaw,  James  Whiting . 


romSt.  Catharines  17  miles. 

247 

.  21  12 

253 

11  22 

....  ;  16  25 

258 

11  00 

....  1  13  75 

308  | 

11  00 

....  :  10  70 

306 

15  12 

....  14  70 

308 

8  16 

:  16  07 

358  1 

12  00 

...  i  16  35 

460 

9  00  j 

8  75 

438 

12  92 

13  95 

440 

20  00 

16  05 

432 

20  00  ' 

12  00 

447 

.... 

....  i 

431 

23  12 

19  76 

395 

27  61 

20  78 

467 

36  05 

24  40 

497 

29  37 

.  27  00 

376 

29  11 

.  22  25 

380 

30  05 

23  50 

*  386 

22  50 

23  50 

358 

1  38  93 

16  45  23  60 

+  362 

33  98 

;  13  02  24  95 

209 

11  87 

8  48  10  87 

234 

11  40 

4  80  1  16  00 

450  ‘ 

17  00 

6  00  |  32  00 

376 

18  00 

7  50  47  00 

356 

17  50 

8  00  53  00 

*  Stoney  Creek  set  off. 


t  Smith ville  set  off,  and  Stoney  Creek  again  united. 


t 


WESLEYAN  METHODIST  CONFERENCE. 


219 


Year 

Names  of  Ministers. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Conting. 

Fund. 

Educa. 

Fund. 

Sup.  M. 
Fund. 

1862 

John  Shaw,  William  F.  Campbell . 

280 

$17  69 

$9  25 

$41  50 

63  John  Shaw,  Henry  Beeson . 

268 

17  07 

4  81 

45  00 

64  J.  Herbert  Starr,  John  B.  Keagey,  B.A . 

265 

14  87 

5  81 

18  18 

65  J.  Herbert  Starr,  John  B.  Keagey,  B.A . 

285 

19  01 

9  33 

37  50 

66 

Job,.  Wakefield,  j  B'A"  !.... 

290 

12  55 

9  44 

48  50 

67  J  ohn  Wakefield,  George  Rogers . 

240 

19  50 

4  00 

40  00 

68 

John  S.  Clarke,  Joseph  Locke . 

294 

24  68 

8  00 

68  73 

69 

John  S.  Clarke,  Beniamin  B.  Keefer . 

344 

26  48 

14  80 

70  00 

70  John  S.  Clarke,  Waiter  Rigsby . 

*288 

20  43 

9  54 

65  20 

71 

Charles  Silvester,  Charles  E.  McIntyre  . 

288 

20  64 

13  00 

70  19 

72 

Charles  Silvester,  John  W.  Dochstader . 

260 

20  83 

12  95 

72  46 

73  John  Mills,  Charles  W.  Hawkins,  B.A . 

254 

20  64 

13  06 

65  97 

7  4  See  London  Conference . 

260 

21  00 

9  50 

66  12 

GUELPH. 


The  County  town  of  the  County  of  Wellington,  Ontario.  It  is  situate  on  the  River  Speed,  in  the1 
township  of  Guelph.  Distant  from  Toronto  47  miles,  from  Hamilton  30  miles. 


1836  Samuel  Fear . 

37  Samuel  Fear . 

38  Benjamin  Nank 

39  James  Evans .  . . 

eville . 

40  Benjamin  Sligh 

41  Ezra  Adams,  Et 

42  Stephen  Browne 

43  Stephen  Browne 

44  Stephen  Browne 

45  Thomas  Cosford 

46  Thomas  Cosford 

47  John  Bredin,  Jc 

48  John  Bredin,  G 

49  James  Spencer, 

50  James  Spencer, 

51  George  Goodson 

52  George  Goodson 

53  Lewis  Warner . 

t . 

Imund  Stoney . 

ii . " . 

n . 

n . 

,  John  Goodfellow . 

hn  Hunt . 

rarles  Fish . 

Charles  Fish . 

William  S.  Griffin . 

54  Lewis  Warner, 

55  Lewis  Warner, 

56  Robert  Cooney, 

57  Robert  Cooney, 

58  John  Douse  .... 

Richard  Clarke,  ) 

James  E.  Dyer,  j  ' 

Andrew  Edwards . 

M.A.,  Isaac  Barber . 

D.  D.,  John  Jackson . 

59  John  Douse . 

60  John  Douse . 

61  James  Brock . 

62  James  Brock . 

63  James  Brock  . 

64  John  Carroll . . . 

65  John  Carroll .  .... 

66  John  Carroll .  .....  . 

67  William  S.  Griff 

68  William  S.  Griff 

69  William  S.  Grifl 

70  Ephraim  B.  Har 

71  Ephraim  B.  Har 

72  Ephraim  B.  Har 

73  Isaac  B.  Ho  ware 

74  See  London  Con 

m . 

m .  . 

per,  M.A . 

per,  M.A . 

per,  M.A . 

erence . . 

32 
122 
97 
150 
60 
99 
126 
145 
140 
155 
189 
203 
226 
291 
+  274 
137 
140 

150 

261 
%  265 

191 
309 
209 

192 
215 
220 
220 
220 
320 
299 
250 
267 
270 
256 
227 
227 
330 
445 


2 

60 

3 

57 

5 

00 

8 

75 

10 

00 

5 

00 

11 

00 

12 

92 

15 

09 

12 

60 

13 

26 

21 

04 

31 

78 

15 

85 

12 

00 

17 

98 

20 

80 

12 

05 

21 

11 

21 

35 

29 

95 

23 

37 

24 

81 

28 

89 

32 

11 

26 

35 

29 

71 

43 

25 

47 

15 

49 

37 

62 

28 

22  40 
22  50 
2  50 

4  50 
7  60 
7  00 

5  60 
10  40 
12  85 
12  43 

12  65 
16  65 

13  62 
15  50 
22  00 
20  60 

26  67 
26  80 
21  91 

27  30 


2  00 
2  06 
6  00 
9  10 
11  00 
7  62 
10  32 

25  90 
22  50 
14  00 
16  00 

24  50 

26  67 
38  60 
21  27 
14  46 
13  40 
18  25 
20  83 
30  00 
30  00 

30  00 

31  85 

40  25 

35  25 
44  22 

36  35 

41  00 
44  26 
51  46 

72  22 

73  38 


.  GULL  RIVER. 


A  small  village  on  Gull  River,  in  the  township  of  Anson,  County  of  Victoria,  Ontario. 


1859  James  W.  Sloane . 

60  George  H.  Kenney. . . 

61  George  H.  Kenney . 

62  Now  called  Minden — which  see 


82 

86 

87 


1  41 


0  81 


3  43 


*  Beamsville  set  off. 


+  Elora  set  off. 


+  Rockwood  set  off. 


220 


CIRCUITS,  STATIONS  AND  MISSIONS. 


H. 


HALLOWELL. 

A  village  and  township  in  Prince  Edward  County,  Ontario.  It  was  formerly  part  of  Smith’s  Creek 

Circuit. 


Year 


Names  of  Ministers. 


No.  of  Conting. 
Members  Fund. 


1817  Wyatt  Chamberlain,  Ezra  Adams . 

18  Thomas  Madden,  John  Tuke  . 

19  Thomas  Madden,  Franklin  Metcalf  . 

20  James  Wilson,  Franklin  Metcalf  . 

21  Samuel  Belton,  James  Wilson  . 

22  Calvin  N.  Flint,  Joseph  Castle  . 

23  Philander  Smith,  David  Wright . 

24  Franklin  Metcalf,  Jacob  Poole . 

25  Franklin  Metcalf,  Anson  Green . 

26  Solomon  Waldron . 

27  Wyatt  Chamberlain,  John  C.  Davidson . 

28  George  Ferguson  . 

29  George  Ferguson,  Hamilton  Biggar  . 

30  Rowley  Heyland,  Thomas  Bevitt  . 

31  Daniel  McMullen,  Thomas  Bevitt . 

32  R.  Heyland,  A.  McNab,  J.  Baxter,  J.  Currie . .  . 

33  Rowley  Heyland,  Edmund  Shepherd . 

34  Richard  Jones,  George  Poole,  Alexander  McNab 

35  Richard  Jones,  George  Poole  . 

36  John  C.  Davidson,  William  Haw .  . 

37  John  C.  Davidson,  William  Haw . 

38  John  Black,  John  G.  Manly . 

39  John  Black,  John  G.  Manly . 

40  Lewis  Warner  William  Philp . 

41  Richard  Jones,  Lewis  Warner . 

42  Richard  Jones,  Samuel  P.  LaDow . 

43  Richard  Jones,  Isaac  B.  Aylesworth,  M.  D  _ 

44  Conrad  Vandusen,  Isaac  B.  Aylesworth,  M.D. . 

45  Conrad  Vandusen,  David  B.  Madden  . 

46  Asahel  Hurlburt,  John  A.  Williams . 

47  Asahel  Hurlburt,  Thomas  Cleghorn . 

48  William  McCullough,  Thomas  Cleghorn . 

49  William  McCullough,  William  Coleman . 

50  Name  of  Circuit  now  changed  to  Picton  . 


472 

536 

405 

490 

499 

539 

519 

462 

470 

679 

838 

719 

909 

660 

789 

813 

590 

575 


648 

581 

m 

14 

587 

17 

88 

595 

24 

50 

533 

14 

50 

666 

17 

63 

683 

T7 

09 

907 

18 

00 

871 

20 

90 

*  749 

21 

05 

514 

16 

08 

540 

10 

98 

452 

14 

03 

470 

20 

00 

690 

21 

00 

Educa.  Sup.  M. 
Fund.  Fund. 


$24  00 

25  30 
20  00 
30  00 
19  09 

14  42 

15  25 
15  50 

21  34 
18  08 

18  50 

22  00 
22  25 
21  00 

19  75 
14  37 

26  50 
32  00 


HALL’S  BRIDGE. 

A  village  in  the  township  of  Harvey,  County  of  Peterboro’,  Ontario. 


Distant  from  Lakefield  12  miles. 
It  was  formerly  Burleigh  Road  Mission. 


1868  Cornelius  A.  Jones,  David  Winter . 

100 
+  123 

7  40 

8  00 

$3  50  i 
4  00 

S7 

1  95 

0  94 

42 

2  13 

1  10 

42 

1  03 

0  54 

20 

1  33 

0  61 

74  See  Toronto  Conference  . 

64 

1  10 

00 

00 

07 

33 

35 

00 

75 


HAMILTON. 

A  City  beautifully  situated  on  Burlington  Bay,  at  the  head  of  Lake  Ontario,  in  the  township  of  Barton, 
Ontario.  Distant  from  Toronto  38  miles.  It  was  formerly  a  part  of  the  Ancaster  Circuit. 
From  1835  until  1839  Ancaster  was  included  in  the  Hamilton  Circuit.  In  1839  Ancaster  with 
400  members  was  set  off;  this,  however,  only  continued  for  one  year,  as  in  1839  we  again  find  the 
whole  included  in  Hamilton  Circuit. 


1835  William  Ryerson,  Edmund  Shepherd,  Samuel  Rose. 

596 

_  1  _ 

47  31 

36  William  Ryerson,  Joseph  Messmore,  Samuel  Rose. . . 

566 

_  .... 

56  25 

37  Richard  Jones,  Alex.  McNab,  Wellington  Jeffers  . . . 

514 

54  23  ! 

24  85 

*  Demorestville  set  off.  +  Chandos  set  off. 


WESLEYAN  METHODIST  CONFERENCE. 


221 


Y  ear 


Names  of  Ministers. 


1838  John  C.  Davidson . 

39  John  C.  Davidson,  Peter  Ker,  William  Coleman. . . . 

40  |  J.  G.  Manly,  Hugh  Montgomery,  J.  Wilkinson,  ) 

|  Alexander  McNab,  George  R.  Sanderson,  j 

41  Alex.  McNab,  Samuel  0.  Philp,  Isaac  B.  Howard  . . 

42  James  Musgrove,  William  Philp,  William  Price. . . . 

43  Anson  Green,  Lachlan  Taylor . 

44  Lewis  Warner,  Isaac  B.  Howard . 

45  Lewis  Warner,  Noble  F.  English . 

46  William  Pollard,  Thomas  Rattray . 

47  John  Douse,  Thomas  Rattray . 

48  Henry  Wilkinson,  George  Young . 

49  Henry  Wilkinson,  George  Young . 

50  Henry  Wilkinson . 

51  John  Carroll,  Richard  Clarke . 

52  John  Carroll,  John  Bredin . 

53  John  Carroll,  John  Bredin . 

54  James  Elliott,  William  Haw,  G.  N.  A.  F.  T.  Dickson 

55  James  Elliott,  Ephraim  B  Harper,  Jonathan  E.  Betts 

56  James  Elliott,  Ephraim  B.  Harper,  Charles  Lavell .  . 

57  Samuel  D.  Rice,  Ephraim  B.  Harper,  Charles  Lavell. 

58  Samuel  D.  Rice,  Chas.  Lavell,  j  j 

59  Samuel  D.  Rice,  John  G.  Laird,  Alex.  Langford _ 

60  George  Douglas,  Richard  Whiting,  Henry  Beeson  . . 

61  George  Douglas,  Richard  Whiting,  Wm.  W.  Ross.  . 

62  G.  Douglas,  S.  D.  Rice,  J.  A.  Gordon,  Geo.  Burson . 

63  James  Elliott,  S.  D.  Rice,  J.  A.  Gordon,  G.  Burson 

64  E.  B.  Harper,  M.A.,  A.  Sutherland,  W.  Briggs  .... 

65  E.  B.  Harper,  M.A.,  A.  Sutherland,  N.  Burwash,B.A 

66  Ephraim  B.  Harper,  M.A.,  Alexander  Sutherland, 

N.  Burwash,  B.A.,  Ebenezer  Robson  . 

67  Circuit  divided — see  below . , . 


No.  of 
Members. 

Conting. 

Fund. 

Educa. 

Fund. 

Sup.  M. 
Fund. 

500 

$53 

43 

$41 

00 

135 

21 

00 

16 

78 

648 

49 

23 

* 

49 

43 

557 

50 

00 

50 

00 

578 

52 

35 

41 

00 

*  802 

58 

14 

57 

00 

438 

42 

19 

29 

05 

383 

42 

50 

32 

00 

336 

29 

21 

32 

76 

375 

32 

94 

36 

00 

435 

35 

76 

20 

00 

478 

§6 

00 

27 

25 

+  500 

42 

25 

35 

75 

274 

29 

95 

30 

50 

281 

35 

70 

60 

00 

478 

44 

87 

87 

60 

555 

60 

98 

114 

30 

575 

81 

95 

$37 

92 

116 

50 

550 

113 

72 

67 

57 

240 

80 

523 

87 

23 

52 

00 

196 

00 

808 

93 

37 

70 

15 

191 

55 

673 

78 

88 

40 

94 

161 

27 

620 

68 

11 

28 

42 

187 

03 

524 

69 

19 

40 

81 

166 

00 

584 

63 

95 

34 

29 

220 

77 

725 

77 

44 

46 

65  * 

210 

00 

667 

89 

57 

40 

02 

203 

85 

600 

90 

67 

45 

21 

244 

00 

590 

83 

62 

53 

53 

277 

65 

693 

120 

70 

55 

77 

280 

00 

I.  HAMILTON— CENTENARY  CHURCH. 


1867  John  Potts . . 

68  John  Potts,  George  H.  Bridgman,  M.A. 

69  John  Potts,  Joseph  M.  Hagar,  B.A 

70  William  J.  Hunter,  James  Hannon  ... 

71  William  J.  Hunter,  James  Hannon  , .  . 

72  William  J.  Hunter,  Manly  Benson  . . . 

73  Hugh  Johnston,  M.A.,  Manly  Benson  . 

74  See  London  Conference . 


361 

62 

78 

445 

97 

79 

465 

108 

71 

505 

114 

79 

506 

116 

74 

475 

117 

66 

469 

122 

36 

24  56 
85  10 
107  00 
168  29 
155  00 
56  55 
73  00 


183  95 
221  50 
224  4(1 
228  00 
234  00 
269  00 
301  00 


II.  HAMILTON— WESLEY  CHURCH. 


1867  James  Elliott,  Thomas  Derrick . 

68  Ephraim  Evans,  D.D  . 

69  Ephraim  Evans,  D.D  . 

70  William  H.  Poole . 

71  William  H.  Poole,  Richard  W.  Padgham 

72  William  H.  Poole . 

73  William  Stephenson,  Coverdale  Watson 

74  See  London  Conference  . 


259 

41 

00 

245 

27 

37 

222 

36 

50 

288 

37 

25 

306 

31 

74 

365 

34 

50 

371 

56 

50 

21  83 
20  88 
13  90 

23  00 

24  00 
20  00 
23  40 


98  47 

70  35 
60  60 
63  00 
65  00 

71  00 
79  00 


III.  HAMILTON— FIRST  METHODIST  CHURCH. 


1867  Egerton  R„  Young. 

68  James  Kines . 

69  William  W.  Ross  .... 

70  William  Galbraith. . . . 

71  William  Galbraith 

72  Andrew  Cunningham.. 

73  W.  Wellington  Carson 

74  See  London  Conference 


158 

16 

77 

9 

00 

27 

00 

154 

18 

50 

10 

00 

37 

00 

134 

20 

17 

13 

10 

43 

77 

145 

23 

37 

17 

50 

28 

87 

150 

28 

14 

15 

SO 

33 

00 

182 

26 

40 

13 

35 

37 

50 

190 

28 

50 

14 

10 

20 

OO 

* 


Dundas  set  off. 


t  Glanford  set  of. 


222 


CIRCUITS,  STATIONS  AND  MISSIONS. 


HANOVER. 

A  village  on  the  line  of  the  townships  of  Bentinck  and  Brant,  in  the  Counties  of  Grey  and  Bruce, 
Ontario.  Distant  from  Elora,  Kincardine,  and  Owen  Sound,  each  38  miles. 


Y  ear 


Names  of  Ministers. 


1 857  George  J  acques . 

58  George  Jacques . 

59  George  Jacques . 

60  John  Hutchinson . 

61  John  Hutchinson . 

62  John  Hutchinson . 

63  William  Cross . 

64  William  Cross . , . 

65  Colman  Bristol,  B.A . 

66  Colman  Bristol,  B.A . 

67  Colman  Bristol,  B.A .  . 

68  William  Irwin . 

69  William  Irwin,  John  R.  Isaac . 

70  Henry  S.  Matthews,  Thomas  R.  Reid  . 

71  Henry  S.  Matthews,  Thomas  R.  Reid. 

72  Henry  S.  Matthews  . 

73  Charles  E.  Perry . 

74  See  Toronto  Conference . 


No.  of 
Members. 

Conting. 

Fund. 

Educa. 

Fund. 

Sup.  M. 
Fund. 

L 

40 

$2  94 

$i*6o 

$4  00 

44 

1  95 

2  50 

60 

2  00 

1  00 

2  58 

66 

2  56 

2  00 

5  00 

84 

5  16 

2  12 

3  00 

98 

3  01 

2  00 

3  00 

110 

2  98 

2  05 

3  25 

120 

3  00 

2  10 

4  25 

135 

8  65 

2  87 

6  28 

135 

6  68 

1  00 

4  40 

150 

7  36 

2  04 

8  08 

150 

4  00 

2  00 

8  00 

160 

4  00 

3  00 

8  00 

180 

5  00 

5  00 

12  00 

220 

7  75 

6  25 

14  00 

150 

6  50 

3  20 

10  75 

155 

6  75 

3  45 

11  80 

HARMONY. 

A  small  village  in  the  township  of  South  Easthope,  County  of  Perth,  Ontario. 

ford  8^  miles.  It  was  formerly  part  of  Stratford  Circuit. 

1869  Ezelriel  Richardson . 

70  John  S.  Fisher . 

71  John  S.  Fisher . 

72  John  S.  Fisher . 

73  Daniel  W.  Thompson . 

74  See  London  Conference . . . 


Distant  from  Strat- 


84 

9 

54 

5 

94 

87 

12 

07 

8 

00 

127 

14 

40 

6 

00 

117 

14 

51 

6 

04 

109 

24 

42 

9 

83 

H  ARRINGTON. 

A  village  and  township  on  the  Ottawa  River,  in  the  County  of  Argenteuil,  Quebec. 

called  Arundel  Mission.  Distant  from  Montreal  70  miles. 

Robert  Bell . . I  18 

65  Daniel  Connolly . 

66  Daniel  Connolly . . 

67  Included  in  Grenville  Mission . . 


16  40 

17  50 

23  00 

24  00 
41  50 


It  was  formerly 


1864 


40 

42 

44 


2  00 
2  10 


5  Q 
55 


1  15 

4  75 

5  00 


HARRISTON. 


A  Town  in  the  township  of  Min  to,  County  of  Wellington,  Ontario. 

Teviotdale  Mission. 

1872  Francis  C.  Reynolds . 

73  Francis  C.  Reynolds . 

74  See  London  Conference . 


It  was  formerly  included  in 


136  | 

4 

23 

1 

46 

1 

23 

165 

5 

59 

3 

10 

9 

40 

172 

6 

80 

i  5 

20  | 

15 

25 

HARROWS  M I T  H . 


A  village  in  the  township  of  Portland,  County  of  Frontenae,  Ontario.  It  was  formerly  called  Lougli- 
boro’  Mission.  Distant  from  Kingston  16  miles. 


. 

.... 

141 

5  05  ' 

1  62 

3  12 

60  John  C.  Ash  . 

147 

.... 

3  00 

i  10 

275 

155 

3  00 

1  50 

4  00 

200 

3  25 

1  00. 

4  00 

183 

5  16 

1  43 

5  00 

134 

4  64 

1  38 

3  75 

fig  John  Holmes,  Wm.  Watson  Edwards  . 

113 

4  01 

1  73 

8  20 

147 

4  20 

1  55 

S  00 

152 

4  40 

1  67 

9  00 

69  William  W  Miller . 

127 

2  88 

2  27 

9  60 

120 

3  07 

3  22 

9  51 

120 

3  67 

4  40 

9  73 

120 

2  91 

4  63 

10  12 

73  William  Short . 

150 

3  83 

3  21 

13  39 

74  See  Montreal  Conference . 

140 

6  70 

3  40 

1  21  00 

WESLEYAN  METHODIST  CONFERENCE. 


223 


HASTINGS. 

A  village  on  the  River  Trent,  in  the  township  of  Asphodel,  County  of  Peterboro’,  Ontario.  It  was 
formerly  part  of  Norwood  Circuit,  and  Percy  Mission.  Distant  from  Norwood  6  miles,  from 
Peterboro’  26  miles. 


Year!  Names  of  Ministers. 


1863  Daniel  A.  Perrin,  B.A . 

64  Daniel  A.  Perrin,  B.A . 

Seymour  now  united  with  it  one  year. 

65  Robert  Mark,  Isaac  Weldon . 

66  William  Short  . 

67  William  Short . 

68  William  Short . 

69  Robert  Godfrey . 

70  Robert  Godfrey . 

71  Robert  Godfrey .  . 

72  Robert  Robinson . 

73  Robert  Robinson . 

74  See  Toronto  Conference . 


HASTINGS  ROAD. 

So  called  from  a  leading  road  in  the  County  of  Hastings,  Ontario.  In  1863  the  Mission  had  appoint¬ 
ments  in  eight  townships.  Its  head  is  Bannockburn,  in  the  township  of  Madoc. 

1861  Richard  Potter  . 

62  James  W.  Sloane . 

63  James  W.  Sloane  . 

64  James  W.  Sloane  . 

65  Robert  Godfrey . 

66  Now  called  Bannockburn 


HATLEY. 


A  village  and  township  in  the  County  of  Stanstead,  Quebec. 


1836  .  . 

50 

37  . 

365 

38  Edmund  Botterell . 

409 

,  .  .  . 

39  Edmund  Botterell,  Edmund  S.  Ingalls  . 

181 

40  ) 

to  >  Included  in  Compton  Mission. 

54  ) 

55  John  Davies  . . . 

56  John  Davies . 

63 

5  95 

1  43 

57  John  Walton . 

78 

2  18 

1  43 

4  45 

58  John  Walton . . 

70 

4  25 

59  John  Walton . 

75 

3  00 

2  00 

6  00 

60  Joseph  Forsyth . 

78 

2  75 

1  50 

5  00 

61  William  Scales . 

40 

0  55 

2  OC 

62  )  . 

17 

2  15 

1  06 

2  00 

63  j  United  with  Compton  Circuit. 

64  William  W.  Ross . 

65  William  W.  Ross . 

55 

2  16 

0  90 

2  65 

66  John  Tomkins . 

51 

2  25 

1  86 

6  53 

67  John  Tomkins . 

28 

2  40 

5  00 

68  John  Tomkins,  Benjamin  Longley . 

36 

2  10 

1  29 

5  83 

Cassville  united. 

69  William  H.  Rowsom,  Benjamin  Longley . 

66 

1  60 

2  70 

14  44 

60  William  H.  Rowsom.  Isaac  Wilkinson . 

99 

8  22 

4  63 

15  85 

71  William  H.  Rowsom,  B.A .  . 

+  107 

3  43 

6  17 

14  65 

72  John  W.  Clipsham . 

46 

1  57 

1  23 

3  92 

73  John  W.  Clipsham . 

75 

4  26 

3  60 

7  30 

74  See  Montreal  Conference . 

94 

5  61 

3  75 

7  41 

50 

7  00 

.... 

1  59 

5  00 

63 

7  10 

2  30 

5  20 

73 

4  68 

3  38 

10  75 

73 

4  71 

2  86 

3  10 

64 

4  02 

2  18 

3  15 

No.  of 
Members. 

Conting. 

Fund. 

Educa. 

Fund. 

Sup.  M. 
Fund. 

68 ' 

$2 

50 

$1 

00 

$3 

00 

75 

2 

50 

1 

00 

o 

10 

182 

4 

02 

1 

97 

6 

79 

*  86 

5 

28 

3 

44 

13 

04 

83 

5 

40 

3 

50 

14 

56 

84 

5 

41 

3 

50 

14 

80 

82 

5 

46 

3 

83 

14 

82 

80 

5 

50 

4 

50 

15 

00 

136 

5 

56 

2 

72 

14 

50 

111 

6 

50 

4 

75 

15 

00 

106 

7 

10 

5 

00 

15 

00 

Campbellford  set  off. 


t  Cassville  set  off. 


224 


CIRCUITS,  STATIONS  AND  MISSIONS. 


HAVELOCK. 

A  village  in  the  township  of  Belmont,  County  of  Peterboro’,  Ontario.  It  was  formerly  part  of  the 

Norwood  Circuit. 


Year 

Names  of  Ministers. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Conting. 

Fund. 

Educa. 

Fund. 

Sup  M. 
Fund. 

1 

(KA. 

65 

$1  11 

$0  50 

$3  45 

65 

77 

0  78 

0  60 

2  35 

78 

67 

68 

69 

70 

71 

78 

2  50 

i  31 

3  76 

86 

2  50 

2  30 

4  50 

94 

2  70 

5  00 

4  67 

95 

2  75 

5  50 

5  00 

115 

4  08 

1  64 

4  00 

72 

124 

3  00 

2  00 

5  50 

HEMMINGFORD. 

A  village  and  township  in  the  County  of  Huntingdon,  Quebec. 


_  Distant  from  Montreal  38  miles,  and 

from  the  Province  Line  3  miles. 


1855 

56 

57 

58 

59 


Richard  Clarke . 

Samuel  E.  Maudsley . 

Samuel  E.  Maudsley . 

William  Bryers . 

William  Bryers . 

60  Henry  F.  Bland . 

61  Henry  F.  Bland . 

62  Henry  F.  Bland . 

63  William  C.  Henderson,  B.A.. .  . 

64  William  C.  Henderson,  B.A - 

65  William  C.  Henderson,  B.A - 

66  James  A.  Gordon . 

67  James  A.  Gordon . 

68  James  A.  Gordon . 

69  William  I.  Shaw,  B.A.,  LL.B. 

70  William  I.  Shaw,  M.A.,  LL.B. 

71  William  I.  Shaw,  M.A.,  LL.B. 

72  John  Scanlon . 

73  ~ohn  Scanlon . 


1871  Peter  Ker . 

72  Peter  Ker,  Thomas  R.  Fydell . 

73  James  Macfarlane,  Charles  Langford 

74  See  Toronto  Conference . 


HILLSDALE. 


Craighurst. 


66 

6  47 

2  40 

76 

9  95 

3  27 

119 

8  78 

3  78  j 

133 

9  42 

3  00 

141 

9  51 

4  00 

161 

9  80 

4  28 

161 

9  84 

4  30 

166 

10  00 

4  40 

177 

9  81 

4  80 

168 

8  03 

3  41 

170 

10  6S 

5  91 

155 

13  13 

6  05 

136 

15  00 

7  47 

124 

11  17 

6  70 

120 

9  51 

6  47 

115 

12  00 

8  62 

116 

8  20 

4  09 

110 

8  50 

3  47 

115 

7  00 

3  50  1 

),  Ontario.  Distant  from  Barrie 
tanguishene  Missions. 

100 

2  80 

3  10 

*  115 

6  67 

5  50 

219 

10  00 

9  00 

198 

9  67 

2  15 

203 

12  50 

5  60  ! 

2  25 

3  00 
6  00 
8  00 

10  33 
10  40 

10  50 

11  10 

14  86 

15  93 

16  33 

17  30 
17  00 
15  00 
21  85 

27  42 

28  00 
21  50 
26  00 


7  miles, 

5  00 

6  00 
18  60 
18  60 
26  64 


HOLLAND  LANDING. 


A  village  on  the  Holland  River,  in  the  township  of  East  Gwillimbury,  County  of  York,  Ontario. 

Distant  from  Toronto  38  miles. 


1854  Andrew  Edwards  . 

55  George  Cochran . 

Snake  Island  united  with  it. 

56  George  T.  Richardson  . 

57  George  T.  Richardson  . 

58  Thomas  Hanna . 

59  Thomas  Hanna . 

60  Thomas  Hanna,  Isaac  Baker  . 

61  Abraham  Dayman,  David  Jennings  .... 

62  Alexander  Drennan,  James  Laird . 

63  Alexander  Drennan,  Nelson  Burns,  B.A. 

64  Alexander  Drennan,  Richard  Large  .... 

65  William  J.  Hewitt,  Joseph  Locke . 

66  Now  called  Sharon  and  Mount  Albert  . . 


16\ 

6  27 

2 ’93 

6  25 

139 

11  53 

6  41 

9  03 

120 

7  21 

3  06 

9  05 

112 

4  01 

3  08 

8  03 

130 

8  01 

3  47 

3  93 

145 

8  27 

3  26 

5  86 

192 

7  42 

2  53 

7  00 

171 

8  00 

3  25 

11  00 

204 

6  85 

7  37 

10  73 

162 

4  33 

4  56 

7  08 

160 

3  48 

5  21 

7  23 

179 

9  61 

5  25 

14  00 

'  19  members  given  to  Vespra  Mission. 


WESLEYAN  METHODIST  CONFERENCE. 


225 


.  HOLLAND  and  SULLIVAN, 

iwo  townships  m  the  County  of  Urey,  Ontario.  It  was  formerly  part  of  the  Owen  Sound  Mission. 


Year 

Names  of  Ministers. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Conting. 

Fund. 

Educa. 

Fund. 

Sup.  M. 
Fund. 

1860  George  Jacques . 

' 

61 

George  Jacques . 

"si" 

72 

71 

77 

71 

<161  en 

$3  *75 

3  00 

1  52 

1  63 

1  82 

2  78 

62 

William  Norton . 

1  69 

1  68 

1  82 

1  50 

2  04 

$1  20 

1  50 

63  William  Norton . 

64  William  Norton  .... 

1  7z 

1  10 

65  John  Neelands  . 

66  Now  called  Chatsworth  Mission. 

78“ 

U  ol 

'  2  04 

HOLMESVILLE. 

A  village  in  the  township  of  Goderich,  County  of  Huron,  Ontario.  It  was  formerly  part  of  Clinton 

1872  William  E.  Smith .  <'11’CUlt' 

73  Charles  E.  Stafford  . 

7 4  See  London  Conference  . 


118 

4  12 

200 

130 

5  98 

3  18 

15  60 
18  00 


HORNING’S  MILLS. 

A  village  in  the  township  of  Melancthon,  County  of  Grey,  Ontario.  It  was  formerly  part  of  the 
Artemesia  Mission.  Distant  from  Owen  Sound  50  miles,  from  Toronto  62  miles 
1863  William  J.  Hewitt  . 

64  William  J.  Hewitt  . 

65  William  Norton  . 

66  William  Norton  . 

67  William  Norton  . 

68  Peter  Addison  . 

69  Peter  Addison  . 

70  Peter  Addison  . 

71  Thomas  Culbert  . 

72  Thomas  Culbert  . 

73  Thomas  Culbert  . 

74  See  Toronto  Conference  . 


44  3  50 

1  14 

3  50 

67  i  2  50 

1  15 

3  00 

63  |  2  95 

2  37 

3  00 

59  2  00 

1  80 

2  28 

70  ;  2  25 

2  00 

3  60 

91  !  4  16 

4  54 

3  80 

92  |  7  26 

4  34 

4  50 

113  |  15  25 

8  78 

9  86 

114  :  8  20 

4  53 

18  07 

115  8  25 

4  40 

18  25 

135  8  50 

5  00 

25  00 

HOWARD. 

A  township  in  the  County  of  Botliwell,  Ontario 
1836  James  Ward  . 

37  John  K.  Williston  .  108 


39 

to 

43 

44 

45 

46 


United  with  Gosfield. 


Thomas  Harmon 
Thomas  Williams 


HOWICK. 

A  township  in  the  County  of  Huron,  Ontario.  It 

1856  John  A.  Dowler . 

57  John  Hough . 


58  John  Hough 


59  Daniel  Connolly . 

60  Thomas  Had  win,  David  Ryan,  j . 

61  Thomas  Hadwin,  John  Neelands  . 

Thomas  Hadwin,  Thomas  Cullen . 

j  Samuel  Alexander, 

(  James  H.  McCartney, 
Edward  Cragg,  Henry  W.  M  axwell ..... 

65  Edward  Cragg,  Charles  A.  Hanson . 

66  John  W.  Savage,  Alfred  L.  Russell . 

67  John  W.  Savage,  Edmund  S.  Jones . 

68  John  W.  Savage,  j  kelson  Saunders,  J 

°  '  I  Wm.  1.  Turner,  J 

69  Andrew  Milliken,  Daniel  W.  Thompson 

70  Andrew  Milliken,  J.  Cathcart . 

71  Andrew  Milliken,  John  McCarroll . 

72  William  Hawke,  Samuel  Sellery . 

73  William  Hawke,  Robert  Burns . 

74  See  London  Conference . 

15 


62 

63  |  Edward  Cragg, 

64 


151 

8 

00 

175 

16 

72 

157 

4 

63 

154 

2 

47 

139 

1 

55 

was  formei 

ly  part  of' 

Grey 

Missio 

’  93 

1 

37 

103 

2 

05 

i 

00 

156 

1 

91 

159 

3 

75 

3 

20 

186 

4 

07 

3 

25 

215 

5 

00 

1 

25 

316 

6 

57 

1 

30 

275 

5 

75 

1 

15 

282 

4 

98 

1 

29 

316 

6 

28 

2 

35 

388 

8 

10 

4 

50 

390 

9 

15 

4 

10 

340 

7 

70 

5 

00 

284 

11 

92 

5 

00 

324 

10 

40 

6 

80 

354 

10 

20 

5 

00 

306 

11 

34 

5 

42 

309 

12 

00 

5 

60 

4  43 

5  49 


1  65 
9  43 
0  86 


0  75 


10 

50 

25 

06 


5  00 
8  00 

8  40 
7  95 

9  00 

13  25 

16  00 

13  00 

15  87 

16  00 
12  00 
20  08 
26  00 


226 


CIRCUITS,  STATIONS  AND  MISSIONS. 


HUDSON. 

A  village  in  the  township  and  County  of  Vaudreuil,  Quebec. 


Year 

Names  of  Ministers. 

No.  of 
Members. 

£ 

O 

o 

Educa. 

Fund. 

Sup.  M. 
Fund. 

lo/U 

$i'94 

$5  io 

5  25 

7 1 

50 

$4  89 

7  Z 
73 

38 

4  85 

1  82 

46 

5  12 

2  35 

7  00 

HULL. 

A  village  and  township  on  the  Ottawa  River,  County  of  Ottawa,  Quebec. 
George  Bissell . 


William  McFadden 
Vincent  B.  Howard. 


William  McFadden. 
Thomas  Harmon.. . . 
Thomas  Harmon. . .  . 


George  Goodson  . 


John  McIntyre . 

George  Beynon . 

William  H.  Williams . 

Henry  Shaler . 

Henry  Shaler . 

Joseph  Reynolds . 

Francis  Coleman . 

George  Young . 

James  Elliott . 

Name  of  Circuit  changed  to  Aylmer. 


127 

70 

85 

83 

84 

92 

129 

5  63 

122 

4  23 

123 

7  25 

120 

122 

200  .  .. 

116 

3  43 

125 

5  67 

101 

6  05  .... 

101 

5  05 

72 

5  05 

84 

10  87 

66 

10  94 

100  00 
5  50 
3  40 

10  00 

2  50 

3  00 

4  50 


00 

90 

91 
00 
00 
00 
02 


HULLSVILLE. 


A  village  in  the  township  of  Walpole,  County  of  Haldimand,  Ontario.  It  was  formerly  called  Nanti 

coke  Circuit.  Distant  from  Hamilton  26  miles. 


1862  Benjamin  Clement . 

63  Joel  Briggs,  Benjamin  Clement . 

64  Joel  Briggs,  James  Matheson . 

65  Joel  Briggs,  James  Matheson  . 

66  William  Bryers,  John  C.  Willmott,  BA . 

67  William  Bryers,  John  C.  Willmott,  B.A . 

68  William  Bryers,  John  C.  Willmott,  M.A . 

69  Thomas  I).  Pearson,  Isaac  B.  Tallman . 

70  Thomas  D.  Pearson,  Isaac  B.  Tallman . 

71  Thomas  D.  Pearson,  Joseph  Colling . 

72  Alexander  R.  Campbell . 

73  Alexander  R.  Campbell . 

74  See  London  Conference . 


343 

23 

00 

7 

00 

33 

59 

413 

15 

58 

9 

00 

6 

75 

339 

17 

81 

9 

40 

30 

00 

400 

14 

02 

7 

99 

14 

00 

425 

15 

30 

8 

50 

31 

00 

416 

21 

24 

12 

20 

40 

50 

450 

23 

02 

8 

35 

54 

00 

514 

°4 

30 

15 

60 

60 

00 

474 

29 

10* 

16 

00 

50 

50 

490 

26 

62 

15 

00 

45 

20 

488 

29 

15 

15 

00 

42 

23 

240 

17 

00 

12 

00 

30 

00 

260 

16 

47 

10 

00 

32 

00 

HUMBER. 


So  called  from  the  name  of  the  river  which  forms  the  boundary  line  between  the  townships  of  \  Ork 

and  Etobicoke,  York  County,  Ontario. 


1845  Charles  W.  M.  Gilbert . 

46  Charles  W.  M.  Gilbert,  William  Glass. 

47  John  Baxter,  William  S.  Blackstock. . 

48  Thomas  Demorest,  J  ohn  Baxter . 

49  John  Law,  James  C.  Slater . 

50  John  Law,  William  Ames . 

51  Samuel  C.  Philp,  William  Richardson 

52  Samuel  C.  Philp,  William  McDonagh. 

53  Samuel  C.  Philp,  Henry  Jones . 


152 

11  00 

7  30 

271 

14  55 

15  35 

347 

22  29 

10  00 

357 

31  21 

44  00 

334 

24  00 

26  87 

314 

26  45 

21  00 

400 

31  01 

23  05 

471 

31  45 

15  00 

*  N anticoke  set  oft. 


WESLEYAN  METHODIST  CONFERENCE. 


227 


Y  ear 

Names  of  Ministers. 

No.  of 
Members 

Conting. 

Fund. 

Educa. 

Fund. 

Sup.  M. 
Fund. 

1854 

Robert  Lochead,  j  j  . 

500 

$37  50 

34  63 

34  82 

35  23 

$23  00 

29  50 

no  7,i 

55 

(  Edward  A.  Ward  \ 

Robert  Lochead,  Edward  A.  Ward.  . 

545 

$15  18 

15  23 

15  40 

56  Robert  Lochead,  Ashton  Fletcher.  . 

537 

532 

57 

Circuit  divided.  See  Albion  and  Weston 

40  07 

HUNGERFORD. 


So  called  from  the  name  of  a  township  in  the  County  of 


Hastings,  Ontario. 


1849  Joseph  Reynolds . 

50  Thomas  Cleghorn . 

51  Thomas  Cleghorn . 

52  ( John  D.  Pugh) . 

53  Luther  Houghton . 

54  Nelson  Brown . . 

55  Michael  Baxter . 

56  Michael  Baxter . 

57  Michael  Baxter,  Donald  Sutherland . 

58  William  Coleman,  William  R.  Morden.  .  .  . 

59  William  Coleman,  William  J.  Hewitt . 

60  William  Coleman,  Alexander  Campbell  (B) 

61  Robert  Robinson,  Edward  Harris . 

62  Robert  Robinson,  Moses  M.  Johnson . 

63  Robert  Robinson,  Egerton  R.  Young . 

64  George  Carr,  John  W.  Wicher . 

65  George  Carr,  James  Kines . 

66  George  Carr,  Jacob  Eli  Howell,  B.A . 

67  David  Ryan,  Jacob  Eli  Howell,  B.A . 

68  David  Ryan,  William  Ryan . 

69  David  Ryan,  John  Ferguson . 

70  See  Moira  and  Tweed . 


93 

3 

09 

1 

91 

124 

4 

42 

2 

75 

138 

6 

00 

3 

50 

136 

6 

61 

4 

12 

153 

5 

45 

3 

05 

200 

6 

96 

4 

47 

216 

5 

43 

0 

87 

4 

86 

220 

4 

85 

1 

23 

5 

37 

230 

5 

00 

1 

27 

6 

00 

400 

6 

50 

1 

75 

8 

00 

329 

10 

47 

3 

12 

10 

00 

300 

10 

35 

3 

22 

15 

57 

354 

9 

61 

4 

08 

21 

00 

331 

10 

05 

5 

10 

26 

00 

359 

10 

00 

5 

50 

24 

00 

355 

10 

05 

5 

75 

27 

50 

345 

10 

24 

3 

34 

22 

85 

477 

15 

14 

8 

44 

37 

33 

419 

12 

95 

7 

10 

41 

88 

471 

14 

26 

5 

84 

48 

40 

456 

15 

27 

8 

50 

50 

00 

480 

15 

50 

8 

13 

50 

00 

HUNTINGDON. 


I  he  County  Town  of  the  County  of  Huntingdon,  Quebec.  It  is  situate  in  the  township  of  Godman- 
chester,  and  is  distant  from  Montreal  47  miles.  It  was  formerly  part  of  Russelltowu  Mission. 


1849  James  Brock . 

50  James  Brock . 

51  James  Brock . 

52  George  H.  Davis . 

53  George  H.  Davis . 

54  Isaac  Barber . 

55  Isaac  Barber,  Edmund  E.  Sweet . 

56  Robert  Brown . 

57  Robert  Brown . 

58  JohnKiernon . 

59  John  Kiernon . 

60  Edward  A.  Ward . 

61  Edward  A.  Ward . 

62  Edward  A.  Ward . 

63  Edward  B.  Ryckman,  B.A . 

64  Edward  B.  Ryckman,  B.A . . 

65  Edward  B.  Ryckman,  B.A . 

66  Silas  Huntingdon . 

67  Silas  Huntingdon . 

68  Thomas  G.  Williams  . 

69  Thomas  G.  Williams  . . t . 

70  Thomas  G.  Williams,  Thomas  H.  Patch  ell.  .  . 

71  George  Rogers  . . 

72  George  Rogers,  William  J.  Brothers . 

73  George  Rogers,  William  ,J.  Brothers . 

74  See  Montreal  Conference . 


280 

253 

9  26 

2  27 

4  25 

205 

12  50 

6  00 

12  75 

203 

13  03 

7  00 

14  O0 

232 

6  07 

2  82 

12  19 

193 

7  93 

3  92 

4  43 

180 

4  10 

3  11 

10  00 

171 

3  47 

3  00 

6  06 

181 

6  02 

3  25 

18  00 

175 

9  00 

3  30 

12  00 

180 

10  81 

4  35 

14  00 

159 

13  72 

6  40 

18  50 

164 

12  00 

5  00 

18  50' 

187 

12  00 

5  00 

18  50 

200 

n  20 

6  00 

28  10 

218 

18  00 

9  00 

40  13 

204 

16  00 

12  00 

46  00 

209 

18  24 

11  00 

84  68 

235 

22  43 

12  00 

67  39 

238 

27  10 

13  75 

70  00 

HUNTLEY. 

A  village  and  township  in  the  County  of  Carleton,  Ontario.  It  was  formerly  part  of  Richmond  Circuit, 

Distant  from  Ottawa  City  26  miles. 


1854  Thomas  McMullen  . 

90 

55  Thomas  McMullen  . 

131 

8 

00 

2  00 

6  00 

56  Name  of  Mission  now  changed  to  Bell’s.  Corners _ 

117 

6 

00 

228 


CIRCUITS,  STATIONS  AND  MISSIONS. 


± 


HUNTSVILLE. 

A  village  in  the  township  of  Chaffey,  Muskoka  District,  Ontario.  Distant  from  Washago  50  miles. 


Year 

A‘'vO  1  _ 

Names  of  Ministers. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Conting. 

Fund. 

Educa. 

Fund. 

Sup.  M. 
Fund. 

40 

$1  00 

$1  30 

40 

fl  18 

/ 

— 

— 

I. 


INGERSOLL. 

A  Town  situate  on  the  River  Thames,  in  the  township  of  West  Oxford,  County 
Distant  from  Woodstock  10  milos,  from  London  20  miles. 


of  Oxford,  Ontario. 


57 

58 

59 

60 
61 


64 

65 

66 

67 

68 

69 

70 


1849  Joseph  Sheply  . 

50  Joseph  Sheply  . 

51  Charles  W.  M.  Gilbert . 

52  Charles  W.  M.  Gilbert . 

53  Ozias  Barber . . 

54  Ozias  Barber,  John  Wakefield . 

55  Ozias  Barber,  William  Williams  .... 

56  George  Kennedy,  James  Morgan  .... 

George  Kennedy,  Timothy  Edwards  . . 

George  Kennedy  John  N.  Lake . 

T  ,  ,  \  Hall  Christopherson, 

Joseph  Sheply,  ^  Ma.dison  A.  Rice, 

Joseph  Sheply,  William  F.  Campbell  . 

Joseph  Sheply,  William  F.  Campbell  .  ,  . 

62  Thomas  Cleghorn,  Ezra  A.  Stafford  .... 

63  Thomas  Cleghorn,  George  Sexsmith  .... 

Lewis  Warner,  Reginald  H.  Starr,  B.A. 

Lewis  Warner,  William  E.  Winans  . !  375 

Lewis  Warner,  William  H.  Musgrove  - 

William  W.  Clarke,  William  H.  Musgrove 

Edward  H.  Dewart  . 

John  Learoyd . 

John  Learoyd  . .  J65 

71  John  Learoyd . 

72  Charles  Freshman,  D.D  . 

73  Charles  Freshman,  D.D  . 

74  See  London  Conference  . 

INNISFIL. 

A  village  and  township  in  the  County  of  Sirncoe,  Ontario. 

1855  Thomas  Stobbs . . 

Thomas  Stobbs . 

Thomas  Stobbs . 

Erastus  Hurlburt . 

Erastus  Hurlburt . 

Thomas  D.  Pearson  . 

Thomas  D.  Pearson  . 

Robert  Graham  . . 

Alex.  Langford . 

Alex.  Langford . 

Alex.  Langford,  John  Scanlon . 

George  Browne,  Joseph  Locke . 

George  Browne,  James  Woodswortli  . 

George  Browne,  Andrew  Cunningham 

7/ Jt-  1 1 1 1  o  m  TVf  1 1 1  c 


56 

57 

58 

59 

60 
61 
62 

63 

64 

65 

66 

67 

68 

69  Kennedy  Creighton,  William  Mills, 

70  Joseph  W.  Holmes,  Henry 

71  Joseph  W.  Holmes,  James  Mooney.. .  . 

72  Joseph  W.  Holmes,  John  C.  Stevenson 

73  Robert  H.  Smith,  Thomas  H.  Patchell 

74  See  Toronto  Conference . 


M.  Manning 


151 

10  02 

15  07 

171 

10  77  » 

19  30 

203 

11  72 

18  53 

222 

12  00 

13  26 

222 

12  25 

13  50 

248 

13  00 

.... 

14  0  ) 

264 

16  00 

4  00 

11  00 

193 

17  00 

4  00 

14  00 

250 

12  00 

4  00 

14  00 

230 

10  00 

4  00 

12  00 

321 

20  14 

6  00 

20  00 

309 

21  11 

.... 

32  10 

407 

22  20 

6  26 

45  50 

360 

22  50 

7  64 

46  00 

340 

23  57 

7  81 

46  80 

375 

24  05  1 

8  02 

44  29 

400 

27  51 

10  79 

50  70 

520 

28  21 

11  OS 

58  00 

*  370  1 

28  82 

11  50 

44  55 

172 

23  65 

17  00 

27  75 

165 

17  20 

20  00 

30  00 

167 

17  00 

10  00 

30  39 

157 

18  15 

10  00 

31  35 

268 

12  20 

11  91 

32  50 

255 

15  04 

9  22 

33  66 

It  was  f 

ormerly  pa 

rt  of  Barrie 

Mission. 

115 

20  00 

11  00 

16  71 

122 

10  72 

7  00 

6  75 

110 

8  65 

3  47 

5  18 

180 

8  90 

3  50 

13  00 

160 

8  00 

3  20 

13  10 

113 

7  00 

2  50 

11  20 

114 

7  20 

2  50 

8  00 

123 

8  00 

3  00 

13  48 

160 

9  64 

|  3  50 

18  00 

170 

7  58 

|  2  11 

13  50 

210 

9  00 

3  73 

22  65 

235 

15  00 

15  30 

32  00 

244 

16  00 

6  00 

45  00' 

270 

7  75 

17  70 

40  00' 

242 

9  00 

7  00 

26  00 

241 

14  40 

10  25 

40  25 

255 

16  29 

8  25 

36  32 

243 

15  35 

8  50 

38  60 

268 

16  48 

6  18 

36  85 

Salford  set  off. 


WESLEYAN  METHODIST  CONFERENCE. 


229 


1NVERMAY. 


A  village  in  the  township  of  Arran,  County  of  Bruce,  Ontario.  It  was  formerly  called  Arran  Circuit. 


Year 

Names  of  Ministers. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Conting. 

Fund. 

Educa. 

Fund. 

Sup.  M. 
Fund. 

1865  William  Irwin,  Robert  H.  Waddell  .... 

66  William  Irwin,  James  McCartney. . . 

67  William  Irwin,  David  Williams  .... 

68  Isaac  Gold,  James  McCartney . 

69  Isaac  Gold,  John  H.  Robinson . 

70  George  M.  Brown . 

.  265 

.  268 

.  289 

$1  66 

3  92 

4  30 

5  00 

7  29 

5  58, 

9  21 

9  64 

7  44 

12  39  1 

$1  58 

4  56 

4  00 

3  20 

5  43 

4  10 

4.  no 

$3  00 

9  72 

5  80 

10  00 

12  35 

71 

George  M.  Brown . 

Q  Kf) 

72  George  M.  Brown . 

4  00 

2  85 

7  00 

73  Josias  Greene . 

289 

8  04 

52  23 

74  See  Toronto  Conference . 

INVERNESS. 

A  village  in  the  township  of  Inverness,  County  of  Megantic,  Quebec.  It  was  formerly  called  New 

Ireland  Mission. 


1873  John  G.  Brick . 

74  See  Montreal  Conference, 


.  |  122 

5  50 

2  70  1 

11 

68 

.  |  no 

4  66 

2  00  1 

9 

00 

ISLAND  BROOK. 

A  village  in  the  township  of  Newport,  County  of  Compton,  Quebec.  It  was  formerly  part  of  the 

Sawyerville  Mission. 

1872  John  Hiscox  . 

73  Simon  Crookshanks . 

74  See  Montreal  Conference . , . 


17 

22 

0  58 

6 

29 

30 

1  00 

0 

75 

0  40 
1  50 


ISLE  OF  TANTI. 


An  island  on  the  north  shore  of  Lake  Ontario,  County  of  Addington,  Ontario.  It  is  now  called 

Amherst  Isle. 


1834  Jonathan  Gladwin . 

35  Jonathan  Gladwin . 

36  Wellington  Jeffers  (5  months) 

37  Jonathan  Gladwin  . 

38  i  . 

to  >  United  with  Waterloo  Circuit 

41  1 

42  Gilbert  Miller  . 

43  United  with  Bath  Circuit 


61 

55 

40 

25 


48 


2  00 


K 


KEENE. 

A  village  in  the  township  of  Otonabee,  County  of  Peterboro’,  Ontario. 

miles. 

1855 
56 
.57 

58 

59 

60 
61 
62 

63 

64 

65 

66 


Distant  from  Peterboro  ’  L  3 


Henry  McDowell . 

Henry  McDowell . 

Henry  McDowell . 

William  Bidden . 

William  Briden . 

William  Briden . 

Robert  Fowler,  M.D.,  M.R.C.S.E. . 
Robert  Fowler,  M.D.,  M.R.C.S.E.. 

William  L.  Scott . 

William  L.  Scott . 

William  L.  Scott . 

Samuel  Wilson . 


105 

10 

85 

2 

00 

7 

00 

105 

9 

48 

2 

00 

7 

00 

101 

8 

93 

4 

34 

6 

20 

92 

12 

15 

3 

00 

8 

25 

115 

6 

85 

3 

10 

9 

05 

116 

6 

50 

2 

50 

8 

50 

114 

8 

81 

3 

44 

9 

05 

137 

6 

79 

2 

66 

9 

69 

156 

6 

36 

2 

95 

15 

00 

160 

5 

36 

1 

76 

9 

38 

201 

8 

00 

3 

00 

13 

36 

*  Port  Elgin  set  off. 


230 


CIRCUITS,  STATIONS  AND  MISSIONS. 


Y  ear 

Names  of  Ministers. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Conting. 

Fund. 

Educa. 

Fund. 

Sup.  M. 
Fund. 

186 

$8  75 

$3  61 

$22  55 

158 

8  78 

3  16 

21  00 

142 

8  82 

•  6  50 

21  50 

180 

11  20 

8  00 

42  25 

i  V 

182 

11  50 

11  00 

40  00 

i  1 

182 

13  60 

9  91 

40  00 

t  - 

WJlUnm  T>  WovVoi*  . 

166 

12  13 

9  00 

28  00 

74  See  Toronto  Conference . 

156 

12  84 

7  00 

30  00 

KEMPTVILLE. 


A  village  in  the  township  of  Oxford,  County  of  Grenville,  Ontario. 

27  miles,  from  Prescott  23  miles. 


Distant  from  Ottawa  City 


1840  William  McCullough . 

41  William  McCullough . 

42  Simon  Huntingdon . 

43  Simon  Huntingdon . 

44  Benjamin  Nankeville. . 

45  James  Elliott . 

46  James  Elliott . 

47  James  Elliott . 

48  Asahel  Hurlburt . 

49  Asahel  Hurlburt . 

50  George  Beynon  . . 

51  Thomas  Bevitt,  Richard  Wilson . 

52  Thomas  Bevitt,  John  B.  Armstrong - 

53  Thomas  Bevitt . 

54  James  Greener . 

55  James  Greener . 

56  James  Greener,  James  Masson . 

57  David  C.  McDowell,  Henry  H.  Perdue 
5,8  David  C.  McDowell,  Joseph  Kilgour  . . 

59  David  C.  McDowell,  James  A.  Gordon 

60  William  Price,  Samuel  Wilson  . 

61  William  Price,  John  Holmes . 

62  George  McRitchie,  Thomas  Walker  . . . 

63  George  McRitchie,  William  Adams.. . . 

64  James  Armstrong . 

65  James  Armstrong  . 

66  Richard  M.  Hammond . 

67  Richard  M.  Hammond . 

68  Robert  H.  Waddell . 

69  Robert  H.  Waddell  . 

70  Robert  H.  Waddell  . 

71  Osborne  Lambly,  M.A . 

72  Osborne  Lambly,  M.A . 

73  Stephen  Bond . 

74  See  Montreal  Conference . 


279 

6 

94 

1 

40 

343 

14 

22 

1 

75 

367 

7 

85 

8 

75 

361 

8 

75 

8 

75 

370 

8 

00 

11 

00 

347 

10 

00 

9 

25 

351 

14 

14 

9 

50 

327 

11 

60 

11 

00 

315 

10 

72 

12 

90 

280 

11 

55 

•  • 

14 

08 

266 

6 

35 

1 

75 

240 

7 

32 

1 

75 

246 

7 

52 

3 

00 

255 

8 

15 

6 

00 

350 

12 

95 

2 

35 

7 

00 

350 

11 

60 

2 

85 

9 

50 

378 

15 

03 

5 

22 

12 

25 

395 

15 

50 

6 

25 

14 

10 

399 

15 

75 

6 

48 

14 

50 

640 

16 

10 

7 

15 

15 

50 

640 

13 

25 

8 

20 

20 

25 

521 

12 

00 

6 

30 

22 

00 

448 

11 

05 

4 

34 

13 

15 

465 

10 

80 

5 

35 

15 

05 

163 

5 

14 

2 

00 

14 

50 

160 

5 

00 

1 

55 

12 

50 

147 

5 

15 

1 

16 

12 

30 

163 

5 

50 

1 

45 

12 

61 

169 

8 

56 

6 

24 

17 

65 

179 

10 

23 

6 

53 

17 

30 

179 

11 

68 

8 

75 

14 

23 

186 

13 

27 

9 

00 

14 

47 

165 

11 

74 

8 

62 

13 

13 

161 

16 

25 

5 

15 

19 

00 

KENNEBEC. 

The  name  of  a  township  in  the  County  of  Frontenac,  Ontario  It  was  formerly  part  of  Tamworth 

Mission. 


1867  {George  Bridcn) . 

68  ( John  Clark  ) . 

69  ( John  Clark ) . 

70  Christopher  L.  Thompson 

71  William  V.  Sexsmith  . .  . 

72  William  Y.  Sexsmith  . . . 

73  James  E.  Werden . 

74  See  Montreal  Conference  . 


18 

30 

40 

36 

2  10 

61 

2  50 

i'oo 

64 

2  00 

.... 

52 

3  16  1 

0  50 

2  33 

3  00 
1  25 
1  64 


KEPPEL. 

So  called  from  the  name  of  a  township  in  the  County  of  Grey,  Ontario.  It  is  situate  on  the  Georgian 

Bay,  and  is  distant  from  Owen  Sound  10  miles. 


1863  Richard  Large  . 

@4  Josias  O-rfifinfl  (rfiorge  W.  Eioh  . 

52 

1  50 

i  oo 

9 

81 

2  88 

2  50 

*  South  Mountain  set  off. 


WESLEYAN  METHODIST  CONFERENCE. 


231 


Year 

Names  of  Ministers. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Conting. 

Fund. 

Eduea. 

Fund. 

Sup.  M. 
Fund. 

1866 

Josias  Greene,  Nelson  Sanders  . 

96 

$3  00 

$2  65 

$4  74 

67 

George  M.  Brown,  John  Saunders . 

122 

5  50 

2  84 

6  79 

68  George  M.  Brown,  William  Rilance . 

135 

6  33 

4  25 

8  10 

69 

George  M.  Brown,  Edward  Charlton . 

*  156 

3  89 

6  00 

5  84 

70 

Thomas  Williams,  Alexander  Thibadeau . 

123 

3  55 

4  56 

4  00 

71 

Thomas  Williams,  John  Hart . 

115 

3  57 

5  75 

4  60 

72 

Isaac  Baker  . . 

106 

3  76 

2  60 

3  25 

73 

See  Sarawak  and  Wiarton  . 

+  90 

2  25 

1  75 

4  00 

KINCARDINE. 

A  town  and  township  on  Lake  Huron,  in  the  County  of  Bruce,  Ontario. 

35  miles. 


Distant  from  Goderich 


1851  Thomas  Crews  . 

52  Thomas  Crews  . . 

53  Andrew  A.  Smith . 

54  William  Creighton  . 

55  Samuel  E.  Maudsley . 

56  Andrew  Edwards,  Henry  Bawtinhimer .... 

57  Andrew  Edwards,  Samuel  C.  Seeley . 

58  Andrew  Edwards,  David  Ryan  . 

59  James  F.  Latimer,  George  Jones  . 

60  James  F.  Latimer,  George  H.  Cornish  .... 

61  Daniel  Connolly,  William  Cullen . 

62  Daniel  Connolly,  Webster  W.  Leach . 

63  Daniel  Connolly,  Henry  W.  Maxwell  .... 

64  Orrin  H.  Ellsworth,  Henry  Kellam . 

65  Orrin  H.  Ellsworth,  Henry  W.  P.  Allen  .  . 

^  Orrin  H.  Ellsworth,  )  ^  ,  n  „  T 

b6  j  George  Leech,  i  Edmlmd  S'  J(mes 

67  Luther  0.  Rice,  Alfred  L.  Russell . 

68  Luther  0.  Rice,  William  E.  Bottoms . 

69  William  Hayhurst,  Nathaniel  Smith  .... 

70  William  Hayhurst,  William  T.  Turner.  .  . 

71  William  Hayhurst,  William  T.  Turner.  . . 

72  George  A.  Mitchell,  BA . 

73  George  A.  Mitchell,  B.A . 

74  See  London  Conference . 


40 

.... 

70 

.... 

85 

0  48 

0  50 

100 

3  00 

3  50 

102 

2  12 

5  89 

81 

3  17 

4  56 

4  00 

93 

8  65 

.... 

4  50 

116 

4  09 

1  90 

4  62 

181 

2  20 

2  60 

173 

4  40 

3  44 

2  78 

205 

6  69 

6  60 

22  00 

7  225 

10  00 

6  00 

26  00 

225 

10  00 

5  00 

24  00 

207 

8  00 

4  50 

18  50 

222 

12  00 

7  06 

23  67 

238 

16  63 

9  00 

35  00 

264 

16  80 

30  82 

260 

15  30 

8  31 

29  15 

391 

12  59 

12  63 

32  00 

375 

13  27 

14  03 

28  45 

372 

14  80 

14  03 

29  65 

§  346 

15  00 

10  45 

31  22 

175 

16  01 

5  80 

16  75 

250 

14  43 

6  80 

25  77 

KINGSTON. 


A  city  at  the  head  of  the  River  St.  Lawrence, on  Lake  Ontario,  County  of  Frontenac,  Ontario.  This 
was  the  first  Canadian  Methodist  Circuit,  it  extended  west  to  Napanee  and  Prince  Edward  County, 
and  included  in  its  bounds  six  townships.  See  Playter’s  “  History  of  Methodism.” 


1791  William  Losee . 

The  name  of  the  Circuit  was  now  changed,  and 
called  Cataracpii,  from  the  name  of  a  small 
stream  which  runs  through  the  township  of 
Kingston. 

92  Darius  Dunham . 

93  i  . 

94  ^  No  record  owing  to  the  war . 

95  The  part  of  the  Circuit  around  the  Bay  of  Quinte 

having  the  largest  number  of  members,  is  now 
made  the  head  of  the  Circuit,  and  from  1795  to 
1821,  Kingston  is  included  in  the  Bay  Quinte 
Circuit. 

1822  Philander  Smith . 

23  )  John  Hick . 

to  >  Again  united  with  Bay  Quinte  Circuit. 

26  ) 

27  Ezra  Healey.  Cyrus  R.  Allison . 

28  David  Wright,  John  C.  Davidson . 

29  Ephraim  Evans,  Thomas  Bevitt . . . 

30  James  Richardson,  Richard  Jones . 

31  William  Smith  . 


165 

259 


51 

60 


427 

563 

660 

613 


*  Some  appointments  given  to  Amabel  Mission.  +  One  appointment  to  Allenford. 

X  One  appointment  given  to  Lucknow.  §  Bervie  set  off.  !|  Waterloo  set  off. 


232 


CIRCUITS,  STATIONS  AND  MISSIONS. 


Names  of  Ministers. 


1832  William  Smith . 

33  William  Ryerson  . 

Gananoque  Mission  now  united  with  it. 

34  Joseph  Stinson,  William  Steer,  John  C.  Davidson  .  . 

35  Joseph  Stinson,  Egerton  Ryerson . 

36  William  Lord,  Egerton  Ryerson,  John  G. 'Manly  . .  . 

37  William  M.  Harvard,  Egerton  Ryerson . 

38  Matthew  Lang . . 

39  Matthew  Lang . . 

l  John  C.  Davidson,  ) 

\  John  Carroll,  \ . 

41  Henry  Wilkinson . 

42  Henry  Wilkinson . 

43  Edwy  M.  Ryerson,  Isaac  B.  Howard . 

44  Edwy  M.  Ryerson . 

45  Lachlan  Taylor . 

46  Edmund  Shepherd,  James  C.  Slater . 

47  George  H.  Davis  (East),  Isaac  B.  Howard  (West).. . . 

48  William  Squire  (East),  Isaac  B.  Howard  (West) .... 

49  John  Douse  (East),  Ephraim  B.  Harper  (West)  . .  .  . 

50  Samuel  D.  Rice,  Ephraim  B.  Harper . 

51  Samuel  D.  Rice,  Charles  Lavell,  Richard  Clarke. .  . . 

52  Samuel  D.  Rice,  Charles  Lavell . 

53  John  Ryerson,  G.  N.  A.  F.  T.  Dickson . 

54  John  Ryerson,  George  Douglas,  George  McRitchie.  .  . 

55  John  Ryerson,  George  Douglas . 

56  George  Douglas,  Thomas  S.  Keough . 

57  Ephraim  Evans,  D.D.,  Jonathan  E.  Betts . 

58  Ephraim  Evans,  D.D.,  J.  E.  Sanderson,  M.A . 

59  W.  Pollard,  J.  E.  Sanderson,  M.A.,  J.  C.  Ash . 

60  W.  Pollard,  N.  R,  Willoughby,  B.A.,  T.  W.  Jeffrey. 

61  G.  Young,  N.  R.  Willoughby,  B.A.,  T.  W.  Jeffrey. . 

62  George  Young,  William  C.  Henderson,  B.A . 

63  John  Gemley,  John  B.  Clarkson,  B.A . 

64  John  Gemley,  John  B.  Clarkson,  B.A . 

65  John  Gemley,  John  B.  Clarkson,  B.A . 

66  Edward  B.  Ryckman,  B,A.,  Thomas  Derrick . 

67  Edward  B.  Ryckman,  B.A.,  j  BenfTlemeiR088  |  '  ' 

68  Edwaid  B.  Ryckman,  M.A.,  Thomas  Brock . 

69  Henry  F.  Bland,  John  Scanlon . 

70  Henry  F.  Bland,  Donald  G.  Sutherland . 

71  George  R.  Sanderson,  Donald  G.  Sutherland . 

72  George  R.  Sanderson,  W.  Wellington  Carson . 

73  George  R.  Sanderson,  Richard  Eason . 

74  See  Montreal  Conference . 


No.  of 
Members. 

Conting. 

Fund. 

Educa. 

Fund. 

Sup.  M. 
Fund. 

138 

130 

134 

244 

201 

$20 

00 

128 

$32 

00 

12 

00 

158 

40 

00 

20 

00 

180 

37 

74 

37 

85 

190 

45 

50 

30 

00 

160 

29 

36 

10 

37 

•  164 

18 

00 

12 

75 

170 

15 

05 

13 

00 

207 

16 

19 

.  . 

13 

34 

153 

14 

80 

14- 

03 

130 

200 

00 

19 

60 

135 

15 

43 

19 

25 

394 

13 

75 

44 

25 

366 

40 

85 

27 

00 

324 

17 

00 

25 

10 

340 

37 

88 

33 

75 

363 

38 

12 

40 

00 

475 

40 

85 

44 

00 

384 

45 

00 

30 

50 

306 

45 

00 

51 

00 

312 

43 

87 

$21 

40 

49 

50 

339 

52 

48 

22 

00 

95 

75 

314 

40 

69 

23 

75 

96 

01 

322 

39 

10 

20 

00 

98 

40 

341 

52 

60 

20 

40 

100 

00 

413 

56 

75 

25 

75 

106 

80 

395 

56 

19 

31 

24 

100 

00 

376 

45 

00 

26 

34 

100 

00 

326 

60 

74 

23 

47 

100 

00 

355 

55 

04 

26 

39 

114 

97 

370 

56 

63 

31 

49 

119 

00 

350 

63 

74 

19 

86 

127 

25 

370 

59 

60 

25 

59 

160 

90 

375 

45 

35 

51 

66 

158 

00 

3S0 

45 

50 

40 

37 

158 

21 

380 

46 

50 

42 

50 

160 

25 

388 

47 

88 

24 

54 

100 

44 

391 

50 

26 

26 

72 

116 

25 

510 

57 

19 

l  28 

00 

1  120 

00 

KINGSTON— QUEEN  STREET. 

1873  Adolphus  G.  Knight,  B.A . i  .... 

74  See  Montreal  Conference . I  48 


5  22 


1  59  9  00 


KINGSVILLE. 


A  village  in  the  Township  of  Gosfield,  County  of  Essex,  Ontario. 


It  was  formerly  Gosfield  Mission. 


1866  Thomas  Atkinson,  Win.  Magwood. 

67  Thomas  Atkinson,  Matthew  Robison 

68  Thomas  Atkinson,  Geo.  Clarke  ... 

69  Ezra  A.  Stafford,  Edwin  McCollum .  . 

70  Ezra  A.  Stafford . . . 

71  Ezra  A.  Stafford . 

72  David  Hunt . 

73  David  Hunt . 

74  See  London  Conference . 


244 

6  20 

2  82 

20  00 

326 

10  18 

4  06 

21  19 

342 

9  07 

4  00 

17  00 

334 

9  50 

7  00 

22  00 

180 

6  06 

5  00 

10  05 

220 

12  12 

9  00 

22  00 

220 

13  91 

10  00 

23  00 

223 

14  43 

10  00 

25  00 

250 

15  12 

7  00 

26  00 

KIPPEN. 

A  village  in  the  township  of  Tuckersmitli,  County  of  Huron,  Ontario.  Distant  from  Seaforth  8  miles. 


It  was  formerly  part  of  the  Exeter  Circuit. 


1872  Richard  Hobbs . 

5  23 

3  50 

6  00 

73  Robert  Reynolds . 

.  132 

9  45 

4  91 

14  66 

74  See  London  Conference.  . . . 

. j  132 

10  00 

4  00 

16  00 

WESLEYAN  METHODIST  CONFERENCE. 


233 


KIRKTON. 

A  village  in  the  township  of  Usborne,  County  of  Huron,  Ontario.  Distant  from  St.  Mary’s  10  miles. 

It  was  formerly  part  of  St.  Mary’s  Circuit. 


Year 

Names  of  Ministers. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Conting. 

Fund. 

Educa. 

Fund. 

Sup.  M. 
Fund. 

1869  Joseph  W.  Holmes,  Ed.  11.  Taylor . 

70 

Charles  Stringfellow,  James  Turner . 

151 

$10  44 

$10  00 

$18  00 

71 

Charles  Stringfellow,  James  Turner . 

160 

11  31 

8  15 

21  05 

72 

Charles  Stringfellow,  Thomas  R.  McNair . 

166 

13  00 

6  08 

19  55 

73  Henry  Reid . 

166 

15  79 

3  00 

23  94 

74 

See  London  Conference . 

200 

16  25 

3  51 

25  00 

KLEINBURG. 

A  village  on  the  Humber,  in  the  township  of  Vaughan,  County  of  York, 
part  of  Newmarket  Circuit.  Distant  from  Toronto  22 


Ontario. 

miles. 


It  was  formerly 


1856  Robert  Corson  .  . . . . 

.... 

.... 

57  Robert  Corson . 

162 

9  50 

2  00 

58  Isaac  B.  Aylesworth,  M.D . 

140 

8  00 

2  00 

59  Isaac  B.  Aylesworth,  M.D . 

162 

10  14 

3  14 

60  Thomas  Lawson . 

180 

12  91 

4  75 

61  Thomas  Lawson . . 

171 

10  40 

2  57 

62  William  Price . . 

161 

10  99 

2  60 

63  William  Price . 

155 

11  86 

4  66 

64  John  Corbett . 

145 

11  90 

4  75 

65  John  Corbett . 

125 

6  24 

1  95 

66  William  Coleman . 

132 

8  10 

3  40 

67  William  Coleman . 

119 

7  25 

4  23 

68  John  Hodgson  . 

107 

11  00 

4  28 

69  John  Hodgson  . 

97 

8  26 

6  00 

70  Joseph  H.  Locke,  John  C.  Stevenson  . 

100 

8  85 

6  00 

71  Joseph  H.  Locke,  John  G.  Scott  . 

180 

17  25 

8  33 

72  James  A.  McClung,  Edward  F.  Goff . 

230 

11  69 

8  34 

73  James  A.  McClung,  Robert  G.  Wellwood . 

242 

18  00 

8  50 

74  See  Toronto  Conference  . 

274 

15  00 

8  60 

12  00 
S  50 
11  00 

12  45 
10  69 
10  77 

13  60 

14  00 
13  97 

15  00 
20  00 

20  75 

21  00 
21  25 
25  40 
48  47 
50  50 
50  50 


KNOWLTON. 

A  small  village  in  the  township  and  County  ot  Brome,  Quebec.  It  was  formerly  part  of  the  Slieftord 
Circuit.  Distant  from  St.  Johns  45  miles,  and  from  Stanstead  Plains  30  miles. 


1860 
61 
62 

63 

64 

65 

66 

67 

68 

69  George  Stenning 

70  George  Stenning 

71  Hugh  Cairns . 

72  Hugh  Cairns . 

73  Hugh  Cairns . 

74  See  Montreal  Conference 


F rancis  Hunt . 

Francis  Hunt . 

Donald  Sutherland  . 

Donald  Sutherland  . 

Donald  Sutherland  . 

William  Scales . 

William  Scales . 

William  Scales,  James  McFarlane  . 


George  Stenning 


69 

1 

69 

2 

00 

3 

00 

70 

1 

23 

1 

03 

3 

00 

91 

1 

04 

1 

30 

3 

10 

80 

1 

05 

1 

00 

2 

30 

115 

1 

00 

1 

00 

4 

17 

92 

2 

25 

1 

65 

8 

75 

87 

3 

05 

1 

55 

9 

04 

95 

3 

10 

1 

87 

9 

84 

128 

2 

09 

1 

72 

8 

00 

96 

5 

07 

2 

00 

10 

00 

105 

4 

50 

3 

00 

11 

00 

107 

5 

50 

5 

00 

15 

00 

110 

6 

00 

4 

00 

11 

00 

134 

7 

00 

4 

25 

15 

00 

L. 


LA  CHUTE. 

A  town  in  the  township  and  County  of  Argentieul,  Quebec.  Distant  from  Montreal  45  miles.  It 

was  formerly  called  St.  Andrew’s  Circuit. 


1865  Levi  Vanderburg,  William  Shaw . 

Grenville  united  with  it. 

220 

5  10 

2  10 

12  50 

66  Joseph  Kilgour,  William  S.  McCullough,  B.A . 

234 

5  15 

2  10 

12  75 

67  Joseph  Kilgour . 

250 

5  20 

2  17 

13  61 

*  North  Gore  set  off.  t  Grenville  again  set  off. 


234 


CIRCUITS,  STATIONS  AND  MISSIONS. 


Year 

Names  of  Ministers. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Conting. 

Fund. 

Educa. 

Fund. 

Sup.  M. 
Fund. 

1868  Joseph  Kilgour . 

100 

$5  30 

$2  90 

$7  00 

69  John  V.  Wilson . 

100 

5  00 

6  00 

6  35 

70 

John  V.  Wilson . 

80 

5  30 

5  02 

6  80 

71 

John  V.  Wilson .  . 

100 

9  99 

3  50 

13  72 

72  Samuel  G.  Phillips..  .  . 

101 

6  85 

5  20 

18  69 

73  Samuel  G.  Phillips . 

110 

5  37 

5  09 

11  49 

74  See  Montreal  Conference . 

157 

6  49 

4  79 

17  77 

LAKEFIELD,  MUD  LAKE  and  WARSAW. 

A  Mission  in  the  County  of  Peterboro’,  Ontario  It  is  situated  on  the  Otonabee  River,  in  the  town¬ 
ships  of  Smith  and  Dummer.  The  Mission  was  form 


1861  David  A.  Johnston . 

62  David  A.  Johnston . 

63  Ephraim  L.  Koyl,  William  R.  Barker. 

64  Ephraim  L.  Koyl,  George  McNamara.  . 

65  William  Sheridan,  Joseph  H.  Stinson . 

66  William  Sheridan . 

67  William  Sheridan . 

68  William  H.  Schofield,  B.A  . 

69  William  H.  Schofield,  M.A . 

70  Henry  McDowell . . 

71  Henry  McDowell . 

72  Henry  McDowell,  Francis  Johnson.. .  . 

73  William  L.  Scott . 

74  See  Toronto  Conference . 


called  Bridg 

‘north  and 

Mud 

Lake. 

71 

3 

20 

2 

00 

4 

00 

150 

4 

00 

1 

42 

6 

00 

176 

4 

50 

1 

37 

6 

50 

181 

7 

55 

3 

24 

11 

45 

177 

7 

81 

4 

25 

13 

50 

200 

8 

35 

5 

00 

17 

50 

110 

4 

90 

1 

68 

10 

25 

120 

5 

20 

1 

70 

11 

75 

130 

6 

58 

4 

25 

15 

00 

102 

4 

50 

4 

50 

15 

00 

115 

4 

64 

6 

00 

19 

66 

117 

4 

70 

3 

84 

19 

80 

140 

9 

21 

4 

00 

17 

00 

160 

10 

00 

4 

25 

20 

00 

LAKE  SIMCOE. 

So  called  from  Lake  Simeoe,  in  the  County  of  Sinicoe,  Ontario.  The  Mission  included  ten  townships, 
principally  west  and  north  of  the  Lake.  Seven  Circuits  and  Missions  have  been  formed  out  of  it. 

1828  John  Beatty. 


29  John  S.  Attwood . 

30  Cyrus  R.  Allison,  James  Currie 

31  Gilbert  Miller,  James  Currie . 

32  Gilbert  Miller . 

33  Samuel  Belton . 

34  Samuel  Belton . 

35  Jonathan  Scott,  David  Hardie . 

36  Jonathan  Scott,  David  Hardie . 

Barrie  united  with  it. 

37  Jonathan  Scott,  Thomas  McMullen. 

38  Jonathan  Scott,  Wellington  Jeffers  . 

39  Sylvester  Hurlburt . 

40  Sylvester  Hurlburt . 

41  Sylvester  Hurlburt . 

42  Sylvester  Hurlburt . 

43  Thomas  Hurlburt . 

44  Samuel  Belton . 

45  . 


345 

.... 

350 

.... 

360 

.... 

.... 

402 

.... 

230 

.... 

.... 

131 

.... 

191 

.... 

257 

.... 

295 

259 

.... 

253 

.... 

323 

362 

:::: 

185 

.... 

132 

144 

3  53 

.... 

159  ‘ 

166 

2  00 

. . . .' 

20  12 


4  00 
4  20 
4  00 


A  village 


L’AMABLE. 

in  the  township  of  Dungannon,  County  of  Hastings,  Ontario.  Distant  from  Belleville 
68  miles.  This  is  an  extensive  Mission,  and  comprises  parts  of  eight  townships. 


1871  Arthur  B.  Hames,  James  Henderson  . 

72  James  Henderson  . 

81 

....  1 

0  84 

1  17 

73  Samuel  Salton  . 

129 

2  60 

74  See  Toronto  Conference . 

131 

2  80 

2  10 

2  00 
1  00 
4  00 


LANARK. 

A  village  situate  on  the  River  Clyde,  in  the  township  and  County  of  Lanark,  Ontario.  Distant  from 

Perth  12  miles,  from  Brockville  54  miles. 

1850  Michael  Baxter . . 

51  ) .  50  2  57  ....  1  00 

to  > 

54  ) 

Sherbrooke  united  with  it. 


Warsaw  set  off. 


WESLEYAN  METHODIST  CONFERENCE. 


235 


Year 

Names  of  Ministers. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Conting. 

Fund. 

Educa. 

Fund. 

Sup.  M. 
Fund. 

1855 

56 

William  Burns. 

William  Burns . 

133 

$5  10 

$3  22 

$8  50 

57 

John  C.  Osborne . 

130 

8  89 

1  88 

9  77 

5S  John  C.  Osborne,  William  Norton  . 

142 

5  75 

1  25 

10  07 

59  Joseph  Hill  . 

130 

4  00 

1  40 

8  00 

60  Joseph  Hill  . 

47 

1  06 

0  80 

2  18 

61  Joseph  Hill  . 

59 

3  58 

1  37 

4  16 

62 

Samuel  Teeson  . 

57 

3  70 

1  50 

4  50 

63 

Samuel  Teeson  . 

56 

3  51 

1  15 

5  10 

64 

Samuel  Teeson  . 

54  ’ 

2  25 

1  33 

5  71 

65  John  Holmes . 

62 

2  05 

1  40 

5  77 

66 

Sherbrooke  united  with  it. 

Alexander  Lester  . 

90 

2  50 

1  60 

5  00 

67 

Now  called  Playfair,  which  see  . . . 

90 

8  00 

2  75 

7  75 

L  AWREN  CEV I LLE. 


A  village  in  tlie  township  of  Stukely,  Comity  of  Shefforcl,  Quebec.  Distant  from  Sherbrooke  25  miles. 


1860  George  Stenning  . 

61  George  Stenning  . 

62  William  Hicks . 

63)  . 

to  >  United  to  Shefford  Circuit. 
67) 

68  James  Macfarlane . 

69  Hugh  Cairns . 

70  Hugh  Cairns . 

71  Richard  Robinson . 

72  Jeremiah  A.  Chapman,  B.A 

73  Alexander  Hardie,  B.A.  . . . 

74  See  Montreal  Conference  .  .  . 


94 

237 

1  32 

99 

2  05 

1  32 

67 

.... 

2P4 

20  05 

8  10 

56 

8  80 

2  82 

50 

4  00 

3  00 

69 

4  20 

4  00 

70 

7  00 

4  00 

125 

7  24 

4  34 

129 

8  42 

4  40 

4  95 
3  78 


25  50 

7  70 
10  00 

9  50 

8  00 
8  61 
8  66 


LEAMINGTON. 

A  small  village  in  the  township  of  Mersea,  County  of  Essex,  Ontario. 

Romney  Circuit. 


It  was  formerly  part  ol  the 


1870  Alexander  G.  Harris.  .  . 

7 1  Alexander  G.  Harris .  .  . 

72  Edwin  McCollum . 

73  Edwin  McCollum . 

74  See  London  Conference 


218 

230 

13  45 

5  40 

231 

15  00 

5  25 

200 

10  CO 

2  30 

203 

11  08 

3  00 

15  00 
25  20 

17  00 

18  00 


LEEDS. 

A  village  and  township  in  the  County  of  Megantic,  Quebec.  It  was  formerly  known  as  New  Ireland 

Circuit.  Distant  from  Quebec  40  miles. 


1847 

48 

49 

50 

51 

52 

53 

54 

55 

56 

57 

58 

59 

60 
61 
62 

63 

64 

65 

66 

67 

68 
69 


Rufus  A.  Flanders  .  . 
Rufus  A.  Flanders  . . . 
Rufus  A.  Flanders  . . 

Gifford  Dorey . 

Gifford  Dorey . 

Gifford  Dorey . 

John  Armstrong,  (B.) 
John  Armstrong,  (B.) 
John  Armstrong,  (B.) 
John  Armstrong,  (B. ) 
John  Armstrong,  (B. ) 

Richard  Wilson . 

William  D.  Brown  .  . 
William  D.  Brown  .  . 
William  D.  Brown  .  . 

Edwin  Fessant . 

Edwin  Fessant . 

Edwin  Fessant . 

George  Stenning 
George  Stenning  .... 
George  Stenning 
Robert  H.  Smith 
Robert  H.  Smith  .  . . 


272 

273 

2  63 

1  24 

281 

1  85 

1  62 

350 

2  56 

3  27 

250 

7  71 

1  90 

218 

3  02 

3  22 

187 

5  25 

3  50 

185  ' 

4  71 

4  13 

190 

5  50 

5  00 

144 

4  28 

4  47 

187 

5  55 

6  00 

175 

4  79 

210 

3  00 

184 

4  00 

167 

10  00 

3  50 

11 

11 


2  00 
10  00 
8  00 
8  00 
8  00 

7  52 

8  60 
12  00 
12  55 

12  25 

13  77 
17  33 


35 

50 


14  00 


236 


CIRCUITS,  STATIONS  AND  MISSIONS. 


Year 

Namea»of  Ministers. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Conting. 

Fund. 

Educa- 

Fund. 

Sup.  M. 
Fund. 

1870 

71 

72 
7S 

175 

$8  18 

$5  00 

|15  00 

183 

9  00 

6  75 

15  00- 

189 

8  10 

5  25 

14  04 

172 

6  15 

2  89 

14  17 

74  See  Montreal  Conference . 

155 

6  20 

2  75 

10  40 

LESLIEVILLE. 


A  small  village  in  the  towuship  and.  County  of  York,  Ontario. 


1862  Thomas  Derrick . 

63  Thomas  Derrick . 

64  Wesley  Casson  . 

65  Supplied . 

66  I . . . 

to  >  Boundaries  of  Circuit  changed.  See  Scarboro’. 

69  ) 

70  Davidson  McDonald . 

71  Thomas  Jeffers  . '. . 

72  Alexander  6.  Chambers  . 

73  John  Carroll  . 

74  See  Toronto  Conference  . 


26 

26 

11 

13 


7 

7 

7 

30 


Distant  from  Toronto  2  miles. 


3  00 

.... 

3  25 

i  25 

2  00 

3  00 

1  25 

3  00 

1  50 

i  25 

i  00 

i  66 

i  *85 

1  13 

357 

5  43 

2  25 

5  00 

LINDSAY. 


A  town  in  the  township  of  Ops,  Victoria  County,  Ontario.  Distant  from  Peterboro’  28  miles,  from 

Port  Hope  40  miles. 


1847  David  Hardie . 

48  ) 

to  >  Supplied  from  other  Circuits. 

51  1 

52  Thomas  Hanna .  . 

53  Thomas  Hanna,  Garrett  J.  Dingman . 

54  John  C.  Osborne,  Garrett  J.  Dingman . 

55  John  C.  Osborne,  William  H.  Laird . 

56  John  C.  Osborne,  James  Ash . 

57  James  Greener,  Andrew  L.  Peterson . 

58  David  C.  Clappison,  Daniel  Jackson . 

59  David  C.  Clappison,  William  W.  Miller . 

60  David  C.  Clappison,  Joseph  H.  Stinson . 

61  Samuel  C.  Philp,  Nathaniel  S.  Burwash . 

62  Samuel  C.  Philp,  William  Galbraith . 

63  Samuel  C.  Philp,  Thomas  Adams,  B.A . 

64  Andrew  Edwards,  William  F.  Morrison,  B.A 

65  Andrew  Edwards . 

66  Andrew  Edwards . 

67  James  Greener .  . 

68  James  Greener . 

69  James  Greener . 

70  Charles  Freshman,  D.D . 

71  Charles  Freshman,  D.D . 

72  James  Brock . 

73  James  Brock . 

7  4  See  Toronto  Conference. . . 


118 
138 
129 
167 
*  175 
259 
220 
237 
242 
262 
263 
268 
t  289 
134 
147 
141 
77 
87 
111 
150 
106 
106 


6  91 

11  93 

12  50 

13  03 

14  63 

15  83 
14  09 
13  35 
13  53 

19  22 

11  33 

12  36 
10  22 

8  35 

9  35 
11  38 
10  00 
10  25 
10  36 

9  05 

20  CO 
17  40 


2  50 

3  20 
6  35, 
8  00 
6  80 

4  89 
6  29 
4  31 

4  74 
3  02 
6  55 

5  10 

6  00 
8  04 
8  25 

11  00 

11  50 

12  20 
12  30 


5  48 
10  22 

13  03 

14  00 
18  14 
10  00 
18  15 
18  20 
20  00 
21  16 
22  77 

20  75 
17  75 

11  58 

12  00 

21  00 
21  50 
26  35 
31  05 
14  57 
25  00 
30  00 


LISTOWEL. 

A  village  in  the  township  of  Elma,  County  of  Perth,  Ontario. 

Wallace  Mission. 


It  was  formerly  part  of  the  Elma  and 


1867  William  W.  Shepherd,  Thomas  W.  Jackson . 

•  «  •  • 

68  William  W.  Shepherd.  Edwin  A.  Chown  . 

209 

4  89 

3  08 

8  14 

69  William  W.  Shepherd,  William  IV.  Edwards . 

186 

4  10 

3  17 

6  62 

70  Henry  W.  P.  Allan,  Daniel  W.  Thompson . 

203 

4  35 

3  25 

4  29 

71  John  Scott,  B.A.,  Henry  Berry . 

180 

5  07 

3  54 

4  57 

72  John  Scott,  B.A . 

160 

7  63 

4  31 

6  05 

73  John  Scott,  B.A . 

163 

7  91 

6  00 

11  25 

74  See  London  Conference . 

170 

11  78 

6  61 

13  00 

Oakwood  set  off. 


+  Bobcaygeon  with  34  members  set  off. 


WESLEYAN  METHODIST  CONFERENCE. 


237 


LLOYDTOWN. 

A  village  in  the  township  of  King,  County  of  York,  Ontario.  It  was  formerly  part  of  Bradford 

Circuit.  Distant  from  Toronto  36  miles. 


Y  ear 


Names  of  Ministers. 


1856  George  McRitchie . 

57  George  McRitchie . 

58  George  McRitchie . 

59  Joseph  L.  Sanders . 

60  Joseph  L.  Sanders.  .  .  . 

61  Matthew  Swann . 

62  Matthew  Swann . 

63  Alexander  R.  Campbell . 

64  Alexander  R.  Campbell . 

65  Alexander  R.  Campbell . 

66  William  Hay,  Jeremiah  A.  Chapman 

67  William  Hay . 

68  William  Hay,  Joseph  W.  Sparling.  . 

69  George  Brown,  George  F.  Reynolds  . 

70  George  Brown . 

71  Peter  Addison . 

72  Peter  Addison,  George  J.  Bishop.. .  . 

73  Peter  Addison,  George  J.  Bishop.. . . 

74  See  Toronto  Conference . 


LOCHABAR. 

So  called  from  the  name  of  a  township  in  Ottawa  County,  Quebec. 


ingham  Mission. 


1850 

51 

52 

53 

54 

55 

56 

57 

58 

59 

60 
61 
62 

63 

64 

65 


Daniel  Wright.  .  .  . 

Daniel  Wright . 

Richard  Wilson  . . . 
Richard  Wilson 
William  Burns. .  .  . 

David  Hardie . 

David  Hardie .  . 
William  Hewitt.  . 
William  Hewitt. .  . 
William  Creighton. 
William  Creighton. 
Jabez  B.  Keough.. . 


Jabez  B.  Keough . 

Jabez  B.  Keough . 

Joseph  Hill . 

Now  called  Thurso,  which  see. 


No.  of 
lembers. 

Conting. 

Fund. 

Educa. 

Fund. 

Sup.  M. 
Fund. 

iis 

$13 

81 

$6 

63 

$12 

15 

150 

9 

40 

5 

00 

10 

00 

155 

12 

25 

4 

00 

10 

80 

140 

11 

72 

5 

70 

15 

00 

138 

8 

73 

5 

48 

20 

50 

150 

11 

00 

4 

73 

18 

00 

180 

10 

04 

4 

58 

14 

65 

191 

8 

88 

4 

80 

8 

25 

190 

8 

07 

1 

54 

8 

13 

222 

9 

00 

3 

00 

14 

30 

225 

14 

06 

4 

87 

16 

84 

235 

12 

95 

5 

57 

23 

44 

236 

13 

14 

24 

37 

222 

11 

50 

7 

25 

36 

00 

197 

11 

55 

9 

25 

36 

25 

199 

10 

92 

8 

00 

26 

60 

219 

10 

47 

5 

46 

35 

75 

252 

10 

21 

7 

38 

32 

13 

Quebec. 

It  w 

as  foi 

merlj 

called  Buck- 

”70 

5 

00 

2 

10 

65 

6 

90 

4 

99 

62 

10 

96 

2 

50 

*  109 

17 

01 

5 

08 

52 

10 

50 

2 

50 

5 

37 

52 

2 

00 

2 

27 

2 

70 

41 

1 

03 

3 

08 

42 

1 

10 

3 

48 

62 

3 

14 

0 

23 

3 

69 

70 

3 

75 

4 

00 

+  79 

5 

17 

0 

85 

4 

29 

55 

1 

48 

0 

75 

2 

50 

53 

1 

93 

1 

00 

1 

97 

58 

3 

00 

1 

12 

2 

00 

52 

3 

69 

2 

00 

4 

00 

LONDESBORO’. 

A  village,  in  the  township  of  Hullett,  County  of  Huron,  Ontario.  It  was  formerly  part  of  Clinton 

Circuit.  Distant  from  Clinton  6|  miles. 

1870 

71 

72 


Thomas  Cleworth,  Coverdale  Watson 
Thomas  Cleworth,  Samuel  Sellery  .  .  . 

Isaac  Crane . 

73  Isaac  Crane ._ . 

7  4  See  London  Conference . 


....  .... 

232 

16  77  13  76 

7  210 

15  08  10  00 

105 

7  41  6  50 

97 

7  50  1  6  60 

50  25 
40  00 

30  89 

31  00 


LONDON. 

A  City  on  the  River  Thames,  in  London  township,  County  of  Middlesex,  Ontario. 

Hamilton  76  miles,  from  Toronto  120  miles,  from  Sarnia  56  miles. 


1823  Robert  Corson . 

24  Edmund  Stoney . 

25  Edmund  Stoney . 

26  Daniel  McMullen,  Matthew  Whiting 

27  John  S.  Huston . 

28  Matthew  Whiting . 


255 

235 

229 

229 

269 


Distant  from 


Grenville  set  off. 


t  Plantagenet  set  off. 


X  Holmesville  set  off. 


238 


CIRCUITS,  STATIONS,  AND  MISSIONS. 


Year 


Names  of  Ministers. 


1829 

30 

31 

32 

33 

34 

35 

36 

37 

38 

39 

40 

41 

42 

43 

44 

45 

46 

47 

48 

49 

50 

51 

52 

53 


Matthew  Whiting . 

John  Bailey,  Horace  Dean . 

John  Bailey,  Hamilton  Biggar . 

John  K.  Williston . 

John  Beatty . 

William  .Griffis, . 

David  Wright,  John  Law..  . . 

David  Wright,  John  Flanagan . 

Edmund  Stoney,  Hugh  Montgomery 
Edmund  Stoney,  Arkle  S.  Newbury. 
Adam  Townley,  )  H  B  ers.  . . 


I 


William  Coleman. 


William  Steer, 

James  Norris, 

Samuel  Rose, 

Samuel  Rose,  William  Price . 

Edmund  Shepherd,  Matthias  Holtbv . 

Edmund  Shepherd,  Thomas  Jeffers . 

Edmund  Shepherd,  Charles  Lavell . 

Edwy  M.  Ryerson . 

Charles  Lavell . . 

Edmund  Botterell,  John  Goodfellow . 

John  Carroll . 

John  Carroll,  Alexander  S.  Byrne . 

T  -i  n  n  (  Samuel  S.  Nelles,  M.A. 

’  (  George  Y  oung, 

William  Pollard,  William  Ames . 

William  Pollard,  John  G.  Laird . 

William  Pollard,  Thomas  D.  Pearson . 

T.  Stobbs, 

K.  Creighton, 

Henry  Wilkinson,  Joseph  E.  Sanderson,  M.A.  . 

John  Douse,  James  Preston . 

John  Douse,  James  Preston . 

Robert  Cooney,  D.D.,  James  Dixon . 

Robert  Cooney,  D.  D. ,  George  R.  Sanderson .... 
George  R.  Sanderson,  Wm.  C.  Henderson,  B.A. 
George  R.  Sanderson,  Wm.  C.  Henderson,  B.A. 

Richard  Jones,  John  Potts . 

Richard  Jones,  John  Potts . 

Richard  Jones,  John  Potts . 

James  H.  Bishop,  William  .T.  Hunter . 

James  H.  Bishop,  William  J.  Hunter . 

James  H.  Bishop,  William  J.  Hunter . 

James  Elliott,  William  Briggs . 

James  Elliott,  William  Briggs . 

See  London — North  Street  and  Dundas  Street.. 


No.  of 
Members. 


235 

280 

366 

420 


J.  L.  Sanders  . 


LONDON— NORTH 


1870  James  Elliott,  Edwin  McCollum . 

71  Wellington  Jeffers,  D.D.,  Benjamin  B.  Keefer 

72  James  Hannon,  Benjamin  B.  Keefer . 

73  James  Hannon,  John  J.  Hare,  B.A . 

74  See  London  Conference . 


LONDON- -DUNDAS 


Conting. 

Fund. 


Educa. 

Fund. 


Sup.  M. 
Fund. 


William  Briggs 


1870 

71 

72 

73 

74  See  London  Conference . 


Alexander  Langford 
Alexander  Langford 
Alexander  Langford 


698 

$5  00 

200 

12  32 

246 

17  51 

349 

20  50 

323 

$5.66 

5  42 

278 

10  55 

6  50 

294 

24  44 

15  11 

330 

23  78 

.... 

8  30 

413 

26  41 

.  18  54 

389 

28  45 

19  20 

S  389 

24  00 

16  00 

406 

24  87 

24  00 

*  400 

25  00 

25  00 

80 

6  69 

5  25 

87 

8  05 

6  48 

129 

11  00 

5  00 

85 

12  18 

10  60 

204 

18  62 

23  50 

300 

25  89 

30  60 

350 

30  34 

42  00 

+  355 

30  98 

44  00 

253 

30  60 

40  00 

411 

31  50 

$20  00 

42  00 

400 

31  50 

9  00 

43  00 

373 

20  77 

11  00 

53  25 

417 

36  87 

12  00 

54  50 

433 

37  77 

13  00 

53  10 

350 

17  00 

7  20 

26  75 

415 

25  24 

7  50 

28  75 

380 

30  88 

10  39 

30  00 

368 

48  26 

17  74 

82  97 

368 

36  61 

IS  50 

64  46 

377 

27  62 

15  40 

56  97 

342 

31  17 

19  60 

86  75 

422 

36  65 

14  15 

94  75 

417 

31  55 

16  25 

100  00 

410 

56  75 

36  00 

no  oo 

419 

;  57  00 

31  45 

1  1L5  35 

TREET. 

1  .... 

315 

54  27 

34  25 

120  00 

!  292 

55  04 

27  29 

98  50 

'  334 

61  25 

36  00 

102  00 

374 

1  64  00 

42  00 

110  00 

STREET. 

« 

130 

31  11 

15  75 

60  35 

141 

35  92 

16  00 

65  35 

178 

43  68 

13  80 

69  85 

230 

1  40  13 

1  21  25 

1  100  00 

LONDON  EAST. 


1873  Wellington  Jeffers,  D.D. 
74  See  London  Conference . . 


17 


4  00 


*  London  Circuit  set  off. 


t  Belmont  set  off. 


WESLEYAN  METHODIST  CONFERENCE. 


239 


LONDON  CIRCUIT. 

So  called  from  the  name  of  the  township  in  Middlesex  County,  Ontario.  It  was  formerly  a  part  of 

London  City  Circuit. 


1845 

46 

47 

48 

49 

50 

51 

52 

53 
64 

55 

56 

57 

58 

59 

60 
61 
62 

63 

64 


Cornelius  Flummerfelt,  George  Kennedy . 

Cornelius  Flummerfelt,  William  Dignam . 

William  Pollard,  Francis  Chapman  . 

William  Pollard,  Charles  Silvester . 

Richard  Phelps,  Edward  White . 

Richard  Phelps,  John  G.  Laird . 

Richard  Phelps,  John  G.  Laird . 

Alex.  T.  Green,  James  Taylor .  . 

Alex.  T.  Green,  Thomas  Crews . 

Thomas  Cleghorn,  Thomas  Crews  . 

Thomas  Cleghorn,  John  Wesley  Savage . 

John  A\  Williams,  j  JT°^n  Wesley  Savage,  { . 

’  (  John  S.  Clarke,  ) 

John  A.  Williams,  John  S.  Clarke . 

John  A.  Williams,  Amos  E.  Russ . 

Charles  Turver,  Amos  E,  Russ . 

John  G.  Laird,  Samuel  Tucker . 

John  G.  Laird,  Samuel  Tucker . 

William  English,  Isaac  Barber . 

William  English,  Isaac  Barber . 

Circuit  divided.  See  London  North  and  London  South 


No.  of 
Members. 


382 

410 

483 

424 

351 

375 
357 
359 
366 
390 

414 

450 

447 

395 

378 

390 

370 

376 
368 


Conting. 

Fund. 

Educa. 

Fund. 

Sup.  M. 
Fund. 

$11  03 

$8  36 

7  15 

5  95 

12  00 

12  00 

12  00 

13  00 

10  50 

10  62 

15  50 

13  75 

13  24 

14  12 

13  47 

17  00 

14  47 

25  23 

20  43 

$7  18 

28  30 

29  20 

10  00 

43  00 

32  00 

10  60 

45  00 

22  60 

5  53 

40  00 

16  74 

5  30 

30  00 

11  14 

5  60 

34  29 

13  70 

6  10 

3!  00 

11  50 

6  50 

32  00 

14  23 

5  07 

33  50 

15  79 

6  39 

46  62 

LONDON  NORTH. 


The  north  part  of  what  was  formerly  called  London  Circuit. 


1864  William  Chapman . 

.... 

.... 

65  James  A.  Iveson . 

216 

6  20 

3  50 

66  James  A.  Iveson . 

250 

9  08 

5  00 

67  William  J.  Hewitt . 

237 

9  12 

4  33 

68  William  J.  Hewitt . 

223 

9  20 

4  20 

69  William.!.  Hewitt . 

231 

9  50 

5  00 

70  James  Harris . 

214 

9  00 

5  00 

71  James  Harris . 

194 

9  45 

5  75 

72  James  Harris . 

191 

9  50 

5  00 

73  Charles  Stringfellow . 

198 

9  61 

3  33 

7  4  See  London  Conference . 

179 

9  90 

5  05 

12  00 
16  50 
20  00 
27  00 

29  00 

25  00 
35  00 

26  75 

30  40 

27  66 


LONDON  SOUTH. 


The  south  part  of  what  was  formerly  London  Circuit. 


1854  Noble  F.  English  .... 

65  Noble  F.  English  .... 

66  James  E.  Dyer . 

67  James  E.  Dyer . 

68  James  E.  Dyer . 

69  Richard  J.  Forman  . .  . 

70  Richard  J.  Forman  . . . 

71  Richard  J.  Forman  . .  . 

72  Noble  F.  English . 

73  Noble  F.  English . 

74  See  London  Conference 


182 

6 

36 

188 

6 

12 

176 

6 

20 

180 

8 

10 

185 

12 

25 

185 

12 

00 

195 

12 

13 

220 

12 

15 

222 

12 

20 

222 

12 

25 

3 

07 

17 

00 

1 

44 

19 

75 

2 

35 

19 

75 

3 

15 

22 

00 

7 

20 

28 

00 

8 

00 

30 

00 

8 

00 

30 

00 

8 

00 

31 

05 

6 

62 

36 

19 

6 

67 

40 

00 

LONG  ISLAND  LOCKS. 


A  village  on  the  Rideau  Canal,  in  the  township  of  Nepean,  County  of  Carleton,  Ontario.  Distant 
from  Ottawa  City  15  miles.  It  was  formerly  part  of  Ottawa,  Osgood  and  Bearbrook  Missions. 


1859  Hazleton  A.  Spencer 

60  Jabez  B.  Keough  . . . 

61  Garrett  J.  Dingman 

62  Garrett  J.  Dingman 

63  Andrew  Armstrong. . 

64  Andrew  Armstrong. . 

65  Andrew  Armstrong.. 

66  Hugh  McLean . 


136 

6 

37 

4 

93 

147 

2 

50 

2 

00 

140 

6 

43 

4 

30 

134 

6 

50 

2 

30 

92 

3 

74 

0 

95 

96 

4 

15 

1 

62 

96 

5 

29 

1 

65 

4  38 
3  65 
2  20 
3  30 
3  12 
9  15 
14  50 


240 


CIRCUITS,  STATIONS  AND  MISSIONS. 


Year,  Names  of  Ministers. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Conting. 

Fund. 

Educa. 

Fund. 

Sup.  M. 
Fund. 

67  Hugh  McLean .  . 

76 

$5  71 

$1  90 

$5  83 

68  Richard  N.  Adams . 

98 

6  15 

2  50 

8  15 

69  Richard  N.  Adams . 

95 

6  61 

3  88 

12  33 

70  Richard  N.  Adams . . 

99 

7  49 

5  40 

8  93 

71  Samuel  Down . 

100 

9  20 

7  25 

13  24 

72  Samuel  Down . 

93 

7  46 

7  30 

13  44 

73  Samuel  Down . 

89 

7  42 

6  99 

12  50 

74  See  Montreal  Conference . 

81 

7  50 

7  00 

12  60 

LONG  POINT. 

So  called  from  a  Peninsula  which  extends  some  distance  into  Lake  Erie,  forming  a  large  Bay,  called 
Long  Point  Bay.  The  Circuit  was  set  off  from  the  Niagara  Circuit  in  December,  1801.  It  ex¬ 
tended  from  the  Niagara  River  and  had  appointments  in  the  Counties  of  Welland,  Hahlimand 
and  Norfolk,  Ontario. 


Year: 


Ministers. 


1801 

2 

3 

4 

5 

6 

7 

8 

9 

10 

11 

to 

17 

18 

19 

20 


Nathan  Bangs . 

Thomas  Madden . 

Included  in  Niagara  Circuit.  .  . 

Luther  Bishop . 

Thomas  Madden . 

Henry  Ryan . 

Thomas  Whitehead  . 

Thomas  Whitehead . 

Robert  Perry . 

|  United  with  Ancaster  Circuit  . 

\  TT)avid  Youmans,  j  Alvin  T 
(  James  Jackson,  \  J 

James  Jackson,  Wm.  R.  Rundle 
James  Jackson,  Win.  H.  Williams 


No.  of 
Members. 

1 

Year  Ministers. 

' 

1821  I.  B.  Smith,  Wm.  H.  Williams  .  . 

22  David  Culp,  George  Ferguson. .  .  . 

23  Daniel  Shepherdson . 

.... 

125 

1,20 

24  D.  Shepherdson,  Geo.  Sovereign.. 

25  Rowley  Heyland,  Timothy  Martin 

26  Rowley  Heyland . 

156 

195 

27  Wm.  Griffis,  Robert  Corson . 

28  William  Griffis . 

195 

180 

29  Joseph  Gatchell,  Wm.  Patrick  .  . 

30  Joseph  Gatchell,  Asahel  Hurlburt 

31  H.  Wilkinson,  John  Armstrong. . 
32'  Henry  Wilkinson,  A.  Prindle..  .  . 

33  Hamilton  Biggar,  John  Watson  .  . 

34  Hamilton  Biggar . 

404 

35  Joseph  Messmore,  J.  Musgrove . . 

511 

No.  of 
Members. 


613 

445 

361 

292 

292 

242 

248 

342 

359 

373 

365 

489 

500 

507 

592 

677 


L’ORIGNAL. 


The  chief  town  of  the  united  Counties  of  Prescott  and  Russell,  situated  on  the  River  Ottawa,  in  the 
township  of  Longuiel,  Ontario.  Distant  from  Montreal  66  miles,  from  Ottawa  City  59  miles. 


1841  George  B.  Butcher . 

42  George  Beynon  . 

43  George  Beynon,  James  Elliott . 

44  James  Hughes.  Charles  Taggart . 

45  United  with  St.  Andrews . 

46  Joseph  Reynolds,  Thomas  Hanna . 

•  7  \  Joseph  Reynolds,  j 

'  |  Erastus  Hurlburt,  i . 

48  James  Greener,  John  B.  Armstrong . 

49  James  Greener,  Noble  Armstrong . 

50  David  C.  Clappison,  Richard  M.  Hammond.  .  . 

51  David  C.  Clappison,  Henry  McDowell . 

52  David  C  Clappison,  Silas  Huntingdon . 

53  William  Morton,  Robert  Hobbs . 

54  William  Morton,  Andrew  Armstiong . 

55  William  Morton,  James  Roy . 

56  William  Morton,  Joseph  Kilgour  . 

57  Richard  M.  Hammond,  John  D.  Pugh . 

58  Richard  M.  Hammond,  John  I).  Pugh . 

59  Edmund  E.  Sweet,  Archelaus  Doxee . 

60  Edmund  E.  Sweet,  John  Hyndman  . 

61  William  S.  Blackstock,  Samuel  W.  Messmore 

62  William  S.  Blackstock . 

63  William  S.  Blackstock,  Isaac  Gold  . 

64  William  D.  Brown,  Thomas  G.  Williams . 

65  William  D.  Brown,  Robert  Bell . 

66  David  Chalmers . 

67  David  Chalmers,  Daniel  Connelly . 


223 

7  IS 

206 

1  00  | 

265 

7  03 

280 

7  10 

252 

7  60 

218 

7  98 

179 

4  96 

192 

5  88 

215 

ft  95 

218 

6  60 

207 

7  15 

210 

9  (  0 

180 

10  66 

140 

8  71 

122 

8  79 

143 

8  80 

151- 

8  87 

139 

9  (JO 

99 

9  10 

119 

9  79 

95 

6  78 

130 

10  10 

135 

10  44 

135 

10  52 

135 

10  60 

143 

13  50 

.  .  .  . 

0  50 

4  50 

3  50 

3  75 

1  10 

0  90 

3  20 

4  00 

5  20 

6  73 

6  93 

8  42 

5  86 

10  50 

3  00 

10  59 

4  58 

12  00 

3  27 

12  00 

2  50 

12  83 

2  53 

10  10 

2  90 

13  00 

4  52 

14  75 

6  26 

10  OO 

4  99 

11  00 

5  05 

14  50 

5  08 

15  00 

7  00 

20  00 

WESLEYAN  METHODIST  CONFERENCE. 


241 


Year 


Names  of  Ministers. 


1868  David  Chalmers,  John  C.  Garrett  . . 

69  William  S.  McCullough,  Robert  Lee 

70  George  Kennedy,  Thomas  Johnson 

71  John  Wilson,  John  Tozeland . 

72  John  Wilson,  Richard  Shier  . 

73  John  Burwash,  William  S.  Jamieson 

74  See  Montreal  Conference . 


1856  Stephen  Miles . 

57  William  Burns . 

58  Name  of  Mission  changed  to  Harrowsmith 


No.  of 
Members. 

Conting. 

Fund. 

Educa. 

Fund. 

Sup.  M. 
Fund. 

178 

$18  00 

$7  00 

•$30  00 

195 

19  25 

11  00 

34  45 

190 

18  22 

11  15 

32  90 

164 

8  09 

8  00 

10  00 

200 

8  00 

5  44 

16  00 

200 

8  50 

4  25 

20  56 

200 

H. 

County  of 

9  02 

Frontenac, 

4  30 

Ontario. 

10  00 

141 

6  55 

1  61 

538 

151 

6  80 

2  00 

6  43 

LOWVILLE. 

A  village  in  the  township  of  Nelson,  County  of  Halton,  Ontario.  It  was  formerly  part  of  the  Milton 

Circuit. 


1871  Robert  Bell . 

72  Robert  Bell . 

73  Robert  Bell . 

74  See  London  Conference 


140 

7  53 

6  33 

150 

9  89 

5  20 

152 

8  28 

3  27 

31  15 
28  50 
33  00 


LUCAN. 

A  village  in  the  township  of  Biddulph,  County  of  Middlesex,  Ontario.  It  was  formerly  nart  of 

Exeter  Circuit. 


1866  George  Kennedy  . 

67  William  Lund  . 

68  William  Lund  . 

69  George  Sexsmith,  James  Allen  .... 

70  George  Sexsmith,  John  Smiley,  M.A. 

71  George  Sexsmith  . .  .  . 

72  James  E.  Dyer . 

73  James  E.  Dyer  . 

74  See  London  Conference . 


152 
155 
*  156 
254 
t  261 
152 
134 
121 


7  00 
9  00 
9  73 
16  23 
13  35 
10  44 
10  50 
10  75 


4  50 

4  90 

5  00 
7  60 

10  00 
5  07 
5  10 
5  15 


26  75 
26  60 
24  00 
43  50 
46  31 

24  70 

25  00 
25  00 


LUCKNOW. 


A  small  village  in  the  township  of  Kinloss,  County  of  Bruce,  Ontario.  It  was 
Teeswater,  Kincardine,  and  Wawanosh  Missions. 


1862  David  Ryan  . 

63  Elias  Wetmore  Frazee 

64  Elias  Wetmore  Frazee 

65  William  Tucker . 

66  William  Tucker . 

(  William  Tucker,  ) 

|  Nelson  Brown,  j  ' ' 

68  Nelson  Brown  . 

69  Nelson  Brown  . 

70  Henry  Kellam . 

71  Henry  Kellam . 

72  Henry  Kellam . 

73  John  S.  Fisher . 

74  See  London  Conference 


64 

3  00 

78 

3  02 

71 

3  11 

91 

5  30 

96 

6  20 

78 

6  54 

67 

6  56 

80 

7  50 

92 

8  70 

98 

9  00 

125 

11  00 

145 

15  42 

formerly  part  of  the 


1  12 
1  00 
1  07 
3  90 


5  00 
5  00 
5  00 
7  25 


3  95 


8  25 


4  00 

4  03 

3  76 

5  00 

4  50 

5  00 
5  42 


11  .00 
11  25 
8  50 
10  25 
10  50 
13  00 
18  60 


LYN. 

A  village  in  the  township  of  Elizabethtown,  County  of  Leeds,  Ontario.  Distant  from 

6  miles. 


1858  John  Mills,  William  McDonagh . 

59  John  Mills,  Samuel  Wilson . 

60  John  B.  Armstrong,  Richard  Hayworth 

61  John  B.  Armstrong,  Benjamin  Sherlock 

62  John  B.  Armstrong,  Peter  E.  W.  Moyer 

63  William  Morton,  George  Ferguson 

64  William  Morton,  Henry  Irvine, . 


230 

12  30 

228 

12  65 

199 

10  82 

177 

11  00 

255 

10  00 

255 

11  28 

8  00 
6  50 
3  00 
3  50 
3  60 
6  55 


Brockville 


34  00 
30  00 

15  00 

16  50 

17  00 
20  12 


16 


Ailsa  Craig  united. 


+  Ailsa  Craig  set  off. 


242 


CIRCUITS,  STATIONS  AND  MISSIONS. 


Year] 


1865  William  Andrews,  Joshua  P.  Lewis . 

66  William  Andrews . . . 

67  William  English . 

68  William  English . . . 

69  James  Masson,  James  Maefarlane . 

70  James  Masson,  Jabez  B.  Saunders . 

71  Marmaduke  L.  Pearson,  Jabez  B.  Saunders 

72  Marmaduke  L.  Pearson,  William  Pearson.. 

73  Marmaduke  L.  Pearson,  John  Webster - 

74  See  Montreal  Conference . 


Names  of  Ministers. 


1 

No.  of 
Members. 

Conting. 

Fund. 

Educa. 

Fund. 

Sup.  M. 
Fund. 

238 

$9  59 

$3  36 

$11  97 

200 

9  60 

3  36 

12  00 

207 

9  65 

3  75 

12  50 

188 

9  80 

3  02 

22  00 

201 

9  86 

5  75 

25  50 

207 

12  92 

6  00 

36  47 

214 

15  00 

8  30 

36  73 

2‘24 

16  00 

8  50 

37  00 

250 

16  15 

8  55 

45  00 

250 

16  20 

5  00 

20  00 

A  village  in 


LYNEDOCH. 

the  township  of  Charlotteville,  County  of  Norfolk,  Ontario. 

Delhi  Mission. 


It  was  formerly 


1859  Isaac  Barber . 

60  Isaac  Barber . 

61  Isaac  Barber . 

62  Matthew  Whiting . 

63  Matthew  Whiting . 

64  George  T.  Richardson . . 

65  George  T.  Richardson  . . 

66  George  T.  Richardson  . 

67  Nathaniel  S.  Burwasli 

68  Nathaniel  S.  Burwash 

69  Peter  Bawtinhimer 

70  Peter  Bawtinhimer 

71  Thomas  H.  Walker.  . . 

72  William  Shannon  .... 

73  William  Shannon . 

74  See  London  Conference 


125  ' 

4  12 

1  75 

153 

3  75 

2  15 

125 

6  23 

2  13 

146 

3  00 

2  06  | 

156 

2  50 

2  00 

146 

2  50 

2  00 

120 

2  60 

2  00  ' 

140 

3  00 

2  50 

150 

2  00 

1  04 

165 

S  88 

3  00 

167 

9  00 

3  25 

182 

14  50 

6  15 

180 

14  54 

8  15 

177 

7  93 

6  72 

170 

7  84 

3  07 

170 

6  15 

3  16 

known  as 


9  88 

6  03 
4  37 
6  20 

4  00 

5  25 
5  50 

7  72 
5  02 
9  20 
5  50 

10  50 
10  54 
10  00 
10  43 

8  63 


LYON’S  CREEK. 

So  called  from  the  name  of  a  creek  which  empties  into  the  Grand  River,  Ontario.  It  was  formerly 

part  of  Niagara  Circuit. 


Year  Ministers. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Year!  Ministers. 

1  

No.  of 
Members. 

1820  Daniel  Shepherdson . 

21  Alvin  Torry . 

123 

no 

114 

107 

89 

91 

115 

117  . 

28  . 

23  John  Parker . 

24  Isaac  B.  Smith . 

M. 


MABERLY. 


A  village  in  the  township  of  Sherbrooke,  County  ol  Lanark,  Ontario. 


It  was  formerly  Rokeby  Mission- 


1866  Edwin  Fessant  . 

67  Edwin  Fessant  . 

68  William  Shannon  .... 

69  William  Shannon 

70  William  Shannon 

71  Ezekiel  Richardson  .  . 

72  Ezekiel  Richardson  . . 

73  United  with  Glen  Tay 


82 

3  44 

1  15 

91 

2  70 

2  32 

93 

2  75 

3  00 

94 

2  90 

2  71 

/  78 

2  86 

2  50 

75 

2  80 

2  23 

58 

2  90 

1  74 

63 

2  95 

1  75 

1  12 

4  61 

5  09 
4  65 

3  90 

4  00 

3  27 

4  00 


MADOC. 

A  village  and  township  in  the  County  of  Hastings,  Ontario. 

1850  Abraham  Dayman 

51  Robert  Robinson 

52  Robert  Robinson 


155 

5 

50 

146 

5 

60  i 

2  65 
2  89 


WESLEYAN  METHODIST  CONFERENCE. 


243 


Year 

Names  of  Ministers. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Conting. 

Fund. 

Educa. 

Fund. 

Sup.  M. 
F  und. 

1853  Michael  Baxter . 

169 

190 

170 

141 

126 

118 

172 

201 

211 

130 

232 

$5  55 

5  35 

2  20 

2  40 

1  00 

2  00 

4  00 

6  04 

7  14 

5  50 

8  78 

9  00 

7  80 

8  75 

10  46 

10  75 

8  88 

17  16 

9  00 

10  00 

7  80 

8  53 

$3  00 

54  Michael  Baxter . 

55 

John  Sanderson . 

Z  OU 

56 

John  Sanderson . ; 

1  03 

Z  /  u 

57 

Thomas  McMullen  . 

6  UU 

J  00 

Hastings  Road  united  with  it  3  years. 

58  Thomas  McMullen  . 

59 

Geofge  Carr,  William  Shannon . 

3  00 

A 

z  uu 

6  00 

60  George  Carr,  Madison  A.  Rice  .... 

61 

Aaron  D.  Miller  . 

o  /u 

62  Aaron  D.  Miller,  Edward  Harris  . . . 

3  00 

5  14 

5  45 

5  00 

4  17 

4  29 

4  30 

K  SO 

/  UU 

8  00 

63 

Edward  Harris,  John  W.  Wicher 

64 

Edward  Harris,  Jacob  Eli  Howell.  B  A 

210 

22  80 
26  89 
30  74 

65  John  English,  Jacob  Eli  Howell.  B.A 

269 

66 

John  English,  Edward  Morrow.  B.A.  .  . 

293 

67  John  English,  Samuel  Sing . 

282 

283 

68 

Thomas  Lawson,  William  J.  Ford 

37  07 

69 

Robert  Robinson  . 

247 

160 

170 

172 

166 

206 

70  Robert  Robinson  . 

r;  nn 

71 

Robert  Robinson  . 

6  25 

6  25 

K  m 

zz  uu 

72  James  A.  Ivison  . 

zz  uu 

73 

Samuel  Sing . 

Zo  uu 

74 

See  Toronto  Conference  . 

6  10 

Zl  7o 

32  67 

MAITLAND. 


A  village  on  tlie  River  St.  Lawrence,  in  the  township  of  Augusta,  County  of  Grenville,  Ontario  It 
was  formerly  Augusta  Circuit.  Distant  from  Prescott  7  miles,  from  Brockville  5  miles. 


1851  Sylvester  Hurlburt  . .  .' . . . i 

52  Sylvester  Hurlburt,  John  S.  Armstrong . 

53  Sylvester  Hurlburt . . j 

54  Asahel  Hurlburt,  Edwin  Peake . | 

55  Asahel  Hurlburt,  Edwin  Peake . 

56  Asahel  Hurlburt,  George  M.  Meacham . 

57  Joseph  Reynolds,  James  Masson. . 

58  Joseph  Reynolds,  Thomas  Feather . 

59  Richard  Clarke,  William  McDonagh . 

60  Richard  Clarke,  James  A.  Gordon . 

61  Richard  Clarke,  Brock  Rose . . 

62  William  Andrews . ,  .  * 

63  1 . 

to  >  Included  in  the  Augusta  Circuit. 

*  69  ) 

70  Edward  A.  Ward . 

71  Edward  A.  Ward . [ 

72  William  D.  Brown . 

73  Thomas  Atkinson . ! 

74  See  Montreal  Conference . 


319 

338 

316 

383 

375 

434 

493 

425 

445 

450 

460 

225 


166 

169 

210 

212 

186 


10  55 
12  00 
12  50 
16  39 
16  37 
15  00 

12  40 
15  00 

11  00 

13  00 
13  50 

7  00 


5  74 
4  75 
8  41 

6  76 
2  50 

2  50 
6  50 
8  00 

3  91 


10  67 

11  25 

14  54 

15  70 
17  53 
31  74 
33  12 

12  70 

24  25 

25  00 
28  50 
15  00 


8  93 

9  05 
10  12 
11  16 


5  00 
5  25 

4  15 

5  00 


18  00 
20  00 
12  80 
13  00 


MALAHIDE. 


So  called  from  the  name  of  a  township  on  Lake 

1840  Thomas  Fawcett . 

41  Luther  O.  Rice . 

42  JohnK.  Williston . 

43  John  K.  Williston . 

44  United  with  Norwich  Circuit . 

45  Thomas  Jeffers . 

46  Thomas  Jeffers . 

47  Joseph  Sheply . 

48  Joseph  Sheply . 

'  49  Samuel  C.  Philp,  John  English . 

50  Samuel  C.  Philp,  John  English . 

51  George  Kennedy,  Thomas  Peacock . 

52  George  Kennedy,  John  Shaw  . 

53  Now  called  Aylmer,  Ontario,  which  see . 


Erie,  County  of  Elgin,  Ontario. 


187 

199 

249 

209 


4  00 
8  00 
7  30 
4  36 


3  50 

4  00 
3  65 
6  71 


277 

296 

300 

280 

294 

328 

372 

332 


4  00 
9  80 
11  00 
15  47 
12  90 

14  50 

15  00 


4  00 
4  00 
6  00 

4  25 

5  63 

6  55 

7  50 


Spencerville  set  off. 


244 


CIRCUITS,  STATIONS  AND  MISSIONS. 


MANNINGVILLE. 

A  village  in  the  township  of  Franklin,  County  of  Huntingdon,  Quebec.  It  was  formerly  known  as 
8  Franklin  Mission. 


Year 

N ames  of  Ministers. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Conting. 

Fund. 

Educa. 

Fund. 

221 

$9  30 

$1  92 

AOOt)  O LUJJilC.ll  uuiui)  vtl’ JU  -*■  i“ 

208 

9  45 

2  10 

00 

siepnen  duuu,  x  . 

189 

4  12 

3  03 

0/  DucJUlCli  lJUllu.,  »»  J 

201 

6  20 

4  97 

Sup.  M. 
Fund. 


$12  30 

18  45 

19  34 
21  18 


MANSONVILLE. 

A  village  in  the  township  of  Potton,  County  of  Brome,  Quebec.  It  was  formerly  part  of  Bolton 

Mission. 


I  49  I 

.... 

....  I 

57 

3  78  1 

2  48  1 

4  72 


1873  Richard  Shier . 

74  See  Montreal  Conference . 

MANVERS. 

So  called  from  the  name  of  a  township  in  the  County  of  Durham,  Ontario.  It  was  formerly  part  of 

Cartwright  Mission. 


1862  George  T.  Richardson  .  . 

63  George  T.  Richardson  . 

64  Robert  0.  Wilson . 

65  Robert  0.  Wilson . 

66  Alfred  McCann . 

67  Alfred  McCann . 

68  Alfred  McCann . 

69  James  A.  McClung 

70  James  A.  McClung  . . . 

71  James  A.  McClung  . . . 

72  John  0.  Wilson . 

73  John  C.  Wilson . 

74  See  Toronto  Conference 


155 

1 

80 

1 

10 

155 

1 

02 

0 

69 

174 

5 

00 

3 

80 

164 

6 

40 

2 

10 

115 

4 

91 

1 

45 

129 

8 

00 

2 

50 

134 

8 

00 

4 

00 

189 

8 

09 

3 

26 

194 

8 

24 

4 

28 

212 

9 

84 

3 

74 

190 

9 

90 

4 

12 

175 

10 

00 

4 

15 

00 

00 

04 


10  93 
10  00 
16  00 
20  00 
20  00 

21  78 

22  50 
26  60 
27  00 


MARCH. 


A  village  and  township  on  the  Ottawa  River,  County  of  Carleton,  Ontaiio. 

Bell’s  Corners  Circuit. 


It  was  formerly  part  of 


1866  Robert  Bell . 

67  Robert  Bell  . .  . . 

68  Robert  Bell . 

69  John  Tozeland  . 

70  Robert  Lee . • . 

71  )  United  with  Bell’s  Corners 

72  l 

73  James  Simpson . 

74  See  Montreal  Conference 


40 

1  52 

0  90 

70 

4,  75 

1  90 

72 

4  80 

2  62 

72 

12  00 

10  00 

65 

5  41 

1  43 

29 

5  50 

4  66 

4  00 
12  35 
9  00 
22  00 
4  75 


10  2  r 


MARKDALE. 

A  village  in  the  township  of  Glenelg,  County  of  Grey,  Ontario.  Distant  from  Toronto  92£  miles. 

was  formerly  part  ot  Artemesia  Circuit. 


It 


1870  John  H.  Robinson . 

71  . 

72  David  Williams . 

73  David  Williams . 

74  See  Toronto  Conference 


164 

.... 

133 

1  35 

2  10 

94 

1  02 

0  74 

131 

2  39 

1  62 

138 

2  40 

1  80 

5  50 
l  31 
7  35 
7  46 


MARKHAM. 


A  village  and  township  in  the  County  of  York,  Ontario.  It  was  formerly  called  Reesorville  Circuit. 

Distant  from  Toronto  20  miles. 


1843  John  Baxter . . 

44  John  Baxter,  John  Goodfellow 

45  Ezra  Adams,  George  Carr . 

46  Ezra  Adams,  Darius  Bettys  . . 

47  Robert  Darlington,  William  Glass 


350 

17  00 

.... 

316 

20  00 

.... 

315 

23  03 

.... 

356 

16  03  1 

5  00 

7  50' 

8  65 
13  90 


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245 


Year 

Names  of  Ministers. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Conting. 

Fund. 

Educa. 

Fund. 

Sup.  M. 
Fund. 

1848  Joseph  Messmore,  George  Case . 

330 

$20 

20 

00 

$17  25 

12  00 

49  Josenh  Messmore.  James  Good erh am . 

271 

50 

50 

Peter  Ker,  John  Webster . 

275 

24 

<0 

16  00 

51 

Peter  Ker,  John  W.  Cawthorne . 

287 

24 

25 

14  85 

52 

Peter  Ker.  William  Sanderson . . . 

311 

21 

20 

15  12 

53  John  Law,  William  McDonagh . 

334 

21 

48 

32  00 

54  John  Law.  Men rv  Jones  .  . . 

308 

32 

15 

54  89 

55 

56 

Thomas  Jeffers,  Robert  Fowler,  M.D . 

Thomas  Jeffers.  Robert  Fowler.  M.D . . . 

282 

260 

30 

28 

30 

37 

$16  00 

9  80 

52  00 

40  CO 

57  Thomas  Campbell,  John  Potts . 

260 

28 

50 

10  00 

40  00 

58  Thomas  Campbell,  Edward  Harris . 

287 

26 

38 

13  80 

30  78 

59  Thomas  Camnhell.  John  F.  Messmore . 

355 

28 

02 

8  67 

34  48 

60 

James  Norris,  James  Graham . 

324 

21 

57 

7  34 

31  44 

61 

T  at  •  (  Norman  McHardy,  ) 

James  N orris.  <  ^  T  S9  >  . 

307 

1C 

79 

4  75 

35  25 

7  (  Ueorge  L.  Haight,  ) 

297 

11 

76 

5  00 

36  00 

63  John  N.  Lake,  Robert  O.  Wilson . 

300 

17 

36 

6  44 

38  86 

64  John  N.  Lake.  Daniel  F.  Gee . 

319 

20 

00 

6  65 

40  00 

65 

William  McFadden,  Andrew  B.  Chambers  . .  . 

310 

20 

20 

6  70 

37  00 

66 

William  McFadden,  John  C.  Wilson . 

287 

19 

50 

8  00 

48  00 

67 

68 

William  McFadden  5  Reginald  H.  Starr,  M.A.,  ) 
William  ivlch atlaen,  j  James  A_  McClung;  ^  •  ■ 

Michael  Fawcett,  Joseph  Hall . 

229 

234 

16 

21 

85 

10 

6  72 

7  08 

29  40 

40  00 

69 

Miehafd  Fa.wp.p.tt.  Alhp.rtC.  Wilson . 

270 

18 

00 

11  00 

40  00 

70  William  McCullough,  Henry  Richardson . 

71  William  McCullough,  Edwin  S.  Washington . 

290 

290 

18 

19 

60 

00 

15  00 

12  45 

48  00 

50  00 

72  Jonathan  E.  Betts,  D.  Cattanach . 

310 

20 

00 

10  00 

50  00 

73  Jonathan  F,.  Betts.  John  Pio.ke.rinf>'' .  . . 

287 

22 

71 

11  00 

50  50 

74 

See  Toronto  Conference . 

342 

25 

00 

11  50 

49  00 

MARMORA. 


A  village  situated  at  the  celebrated  Marmora  Iron  Works,  on  Crow  River,  in  the  township  of  Mar¬ 
mora,  County  of  Hastings,  Ontario.  Distant  from  Belleville  27  miles. 


1843  Michael  Fawcett . 

44  John  Williams . 

45  Stephen  Miles . 

46  Stephen  Miles . 

47  Stephen  Miles . 

48  Stephen  Miles . 

49  Abraham  Dayman . 

50)  . . : . 

t  o  >  Supplied  from  Rawdon  Mission. 

60  ) 

61  Philip  Rose . 

62  Philip  Rose . 

63  Francis  C.  Ireland . 

64  John  A.  Dowler . 

65  John  A.  Dowler . 

66  John  A.  Dowler . 

67  Archelaus  Doxsee . 

68  Archelaus  Doxsee . 

69  Archelaus  Doxsee,  William  Ryan . 

70  John  C.  Osborne,  William  H.  Cairnduff. 

71  John  C.  Osborne,  Orrin  German . 

72  John  C.  Osborne,  Arthur  B.  Hames  .  .  . 

73  William  H.  Cook,  Henry  Richardson..  . 

74  See  Toronto  Conference . 


118 

0 

50 

• 

107 

1 

23 

i 

93 

117 

8 

61 

4 

83 

121 

8 

80 

5 

10 

128 

7 

83 

2 

26 

121 

4 

20 

2 

36 

128 

4 

30 

1 

30 

101 

2 

55 

1 

20 

i 

80 

89 

3 

50 

1 

05 

3 

25 

76 

1 

19 

1 

00 

5 

25 

90 

1 

23 

1 

10 

1 

50 

108 

2 

10 

1 

12 

1 

65 

111 

4 

14 

2 

02 

3 

11 

92 

3 

20 

1 

96 

3 

70 

64 

2 

66 

1 

15 

3 

79 

119 

4 

40 

2 

20 

10 

80 

148 

5 

02 

3 

20 

14 

52 

133 

5 

00 

3 

50 

14 

00 

130 

5 

70 

4 

25 

16 

75 

155 

2 

90 

2 

00 

8 

50 

MATILDA. 

So  called  from  the  name  of  a  township  on  the  St.  Lawrence,  in  the  County  of  Dundas,  Ontario. 

Distant  from  Kingston  74  miles. 


1826  Cyrus  R.  Allison 


31  Solomon  Waldron 

32  Solomon  Waldron 


246 


CIRCUITS,  STATIONS,  AND  MISSIONS. 


Year 


Names  of  Ministers. 


1833  Ezra  Healey,  Vincent  B.  Howard  . 

34  John  Carroll,  George  F.  Play  ter . 

35  Henry  Shaler,  Solomon  Snider . 

36  Henry  Shaler,  George  Goodson  . 

37  Asahel  Hurlburt,  George  Goodson . 

38  Asahel  Hurlburt,  George  Ferguson . 

39  George  Ferguson,  Benjamin  Nankeville  . . 

40  Benjamin  Nankeville,  Thomas  Harmon.  .  . 

41  Benjamin  Nankeville . 

42  Daniel  Berney,  Ozias  Barber . 

43  Daniel  Berney,  Robert  Lochead . 

44  Thomas  Bevitt,  James  Elliott . 

45  Thomas  Bevitt,  William  H.  Williams. . . 

46  John  Lever,  James  Armstrong . 

47  John  Lever,  William  McGill . 

48  Janies  Musgrove,  David  C.  McDowell .... 

49  James  Musgrove,  William  Chapman . 

50  Asahel  Hurlburt,  John  G.  Witted . 

51  Asahel  Hurlburt,  John  B.  Armstrong . 

52  Francis  Coleman,  David  Robertson . 

53  Francis  Coleman,  William  Burns . 

54  Francis  Coleman,  James  Masson . 

55  James  Gray,  John  B.  Armstrong . 

56  James  Gray,  Henry  H.  Perdue  . 

57  James  Gray,  George  M.  Meacham . 

58  Robert  Brewster,  Richard  Hayworth . 

59  Robert  Brewster,  Richard  Hayworth . 

60  Robert  Brewster,  Brock  Rose . 

61  William  Coleman,  Thomas  H.  Walker. .  . 

62  William  Coleman,  Josiah  Greene . 

63  David  C.  McDowell,  William  H.  Rowsom 

64  David  C.  McDowell,  James  McCullough  . 

65  David  C.  McDowell,  Wesley  Casson . 

66  William  Scott,  Elisha  Tennant . 

67  William  Scott . 

68  William  Morton . 

69  William  Morton . . 

70  William  Morton . 

71  William  R.  Dyre,  William  Ryan . 

72  William  R.  Dyre  . 

73  William  R.  Dyre . 

74  See  Montreal  Conference . 


No.  of 
Members. 

Conting. 

Fund. 

Educa. 

Fund. 

Sup.  M. 
Fund. 

400 

$4 

00 

467 

3 

00 

515 

16 

00 

668 

16 

16 

595 

8 

00 

519 

*8 

57 

1 

60 

ill 

24 

73 

58 

52 

ill 

25 

12 

25 

55 

555 

19 

87 

26 

57 

532 

17 

93 

20 

15 

554 

11 

92 

9 

00 

510 

14 

92 

8 

50 

526 

14 

92 

10 

25 

419 

9 

32 

12 

00 

452 

10 

74 

18 

30 

487 

9 

40 

18 

37 

354  ' 

10 

74 

14 

38 

359 

9 

40 

16 

00 

352 

13 

12 

18 

97 

346 

9 

07 

25 

67 

357 

9 

75 

22 

75 

376 

11 

22 

25 

00 

430 

15 

06 

$7 

55 

26 

00 

*  550 

16 

35 

8 

23 

27 

00 

+  517 

16 

58 

8 

24 

34 

55 

425 

10 

00 

6 

00 

24 

18 

350 

7 

15 

1 

53 

15 

37 

350 

7 

00 

1 

70 

9 

25 

422 

8 

98 

4 

00 

17 

00 

348 

7 

56 

3 

57 

27 

00 

330 

5 

83 

3 

46 

17 

50 

330 

6 

00 

3 

75 

15 

05 

300 

6 

15 

4 

00 

15 

75 

318 

6 

20 

4 

05 

16 

20 

311 

6 

75 

4 

05 

13 

00 

+  178 

5 

25 

4 

00 

6 

50 

210 

6 

02 

5 

50 

8 

00 

197 

6 

08 

5 

60 

10 

00 

231 

6 

18 

7 

50 

12 

00 

269 

9 

00 

8 

10 

16 

00 

262 

10 

04 

8 

00 

17 

00 

264 

8 

09 

6 

S5 

18 

00 

MATTAWA. 

A  small  village  on  the  junction  of  the  Ottawa  and  Mattawa  Rivers  in  the  Nipissing  District,  Ontario. 

Distant  from  Pembroke  100  miles. 


1872  Robert  F.  Oliver . 

73 

12  - 
12 

7  4  See  Montreal  Conference . 

•  •  •  • 

MAYNOOTH. 


A  village  in  the  township  of  Monteagle,  County  of  Hastings,  Ontario.  It  was  formerly  part  of  the 
Hastings  Road  and  Brudenell  Missions.  Distant  from  Belleville  100  miles. 


1866  Archelaus  Doxsee . 

67  William  Sutton . 

68  William  Sutton . 

69  William  Sutton . 

70  Orrin  German,  Arthur  B.  Haines 

71  (Philip  J.  Roblin) . 

72  ( Philip  J.  Roblin) . 

73  ( Philip  J.  Roblin) . 

74  See  Toronto  Conference  . 


26 

0  90 

1  60 

28 

1  03 

0  75 

1  20 

32 

1  00 

2  00 

1  25 

36 

1  40 

2  00 

2  00 

46 

6  22 

4  40 

12  00 

26 

1  00 

1  50 

31 

1  30 

2  10 

32 

2  33 

2  30 

*  Three  appointments  with  45  members  set  off.  +  Morrisburg  with  200  members  set  off. 

+  Edwardsburg  set  off. 


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MEAFORD. 

A  village  on  the  south  side  of  Nottawasaga  Bay,  Lake  Huron,  in  the  township  of  St.  Vincent,  and 
County  of  Grey.  It  was  formerly  known  as  St.  Vincent  Mission.  Distant  from  Collingwood 
24  miles,  and  from  Owen  Sound  20  miles. 


Y  ear 


rj  Names  of  Ministers. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Conting. 

Fund. 

Educa. 

Fund. 

Sup.  M. 
Fund. 

1  William  Hay 

5  William  Hay . 

151 

$3  80 

$1  86 

$3  81 

155 

5  42 

2  63 

5  29 

173 

6  75 

2  33 

8  00 

5  Daniel  E.  Brownell  . 

190 

7  00 

3  50 

10  31 

199 

7  60 

2  40 

9  00 

190 

8  00 

4  00 

9  50 

1  Pliineas  D.  Will,  John  Turner  . 

200 

9  00 

6  00 

10  00 

230 

9  20 

6  00 

7  00 

300 

10  22 

6  03 

10  71 

4  See  Toronto  Conference  . 

334 

11  00 

6  31 

IS  00 

MELBOURNE. 

A  village  on  the  west  bank  of  the  River  St.  Francis,  in  the  township  of  Melbourne,  County  of 
Richmond,  Quebec.  Distant  from  Montreal  125  miles,  from  Three  Rivers  70  miles. 


Year 


Ministers. 


1817  Richard  Williams,  Wm.  Binning 

18  Richard  Williams . 

19  John  De  Putron  . 

20  John  De  Putron  . 

21  Henry  Pope . 

22  Henry  Pope . 

23  . 

Three  Rivers  united  with  it. 

24  James  Knowlan  . 


25 

26 

27 

28 

29 

30 

31 

32 
to 


J oseph  Stinson 
Joseph  Stinson.  .  .  . 
William  Faulkner 


William  Macdonald 
William  Macdonald 


No.  of 
Members. 


,  Supplied  from  adjacent  Circuits. 


8 

61 

46 

66 

71 
75 

72 

91 

71 

59 

59 

90 

90 

80 

80 


35  ) 

36  John  Raine,  B.  Hitchcock. 


Year 


Ministers. 


1837  John  Raine,  B.  Hitchcock  . 

38  John  B.  Selley . 

39  John  Borland  . 

40  John  Borland  . 

41  Edmund  Botterell . 

42  Edmund  Botterell  . 

43  John  Raine  . 

44  John  Raine  .  . 

45  John  Borland  . 

46  John  Borland  . 

47  John  Borland  . 

Danville  united  with  it. 

48  Benjamin  Slight . 

49  Benjamin  Slight,  George  Douglas 

50  Benjamin  Slight . 

51  William  Scott . 

52  William  Scott . 

53  Malcolm  McDonald . 

54  Malcolm  McDonald . 


No,  of 
Members. 


150 

151 

176 

218 

277 

260 

270 

261 

262 

257 

298 

290 


+  .. 


1855 

56 

Thomas  Constable,  Benjamin  Cole  . , 

227 

4  07 

4  07 

Thomas  Constable,  Benjamin  Cole  . 

337 

13 

00 

6 

00 

9  80 

57 

254 

15 

43 

6 

15 

17  00 

405 

12 

00 

8 

00 

20  00 

59 

7  340 

12 

25 

4 

65 

20  15 

60 

John  S.  Evans,  William  Hicks . 

210 

6 

58 

2 

46 

13  65 

61 

183 

8 

02 

S 

73 

14  76 

62 

230 

5 

11 

4 

05 

11  67 

63 

William  Hansford,  James  E.  Richardson . 

182 

8 

07 

4 

35 

16  08 

64 

William  Hansford,  Hugh  Cairns . 

176 

4 

23 

2 

28 

9  48 

65 

Thomas  W.  Jeffery,  Hugh  Cairns . 

180 

5 

20 

2 

40 

9  30 

66 

158 

6 

00 

3 

00 

10  00 

67 

68 

Thomas  W.  Jeffery,  Thomas  Bell . 

96 

6 

00 

2 

00 

10  00 

George  Washington,  Robert  McCulloch . 

76 

6 

00 

2 

00 

10  00 

69 

George  Washington,  Robert  McCulloch . 

158 

7 

73 

5 

00 

16  93 

70 

71 

George  W ashington  . 

187 

8  53 

5 

00 

18  04 

William  Jackson . 

200 

6 

20 

6 

66 

17  90 

72 

73 

74 

William  Jackson . 

196 

8 

16 

7 

00 

8  00 

William  Jackson . 

150 

4 

02 

4 

84 

7  68 

See  Montreal  Conference . 

164 

5 

65 

3 

68 

12  00 

— 

— 

*  Sherbrooke  set  off. 


+  Danville  set  off. 


t  Durham  set  off. 


248 


CIRCUITS,  STATIONS  AND  MISSIONS. 


MERRICK  VI LLE. 


A  village  on  tlie  Rideau  Canal,  in  the  township  of  Wolford,  County  of  Grenville,  Ontario.  Distant 

from  Brockville  29  miles,  from  Perth  26  miles. 


Year 

Names  of  Ministers. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Conting. 

Fund. 

Educa. 

Fund. 

Sup.  M. 
Fund. 

1847 

Vincent  B.  Howard  . 

•  >  •  • 

48 

Vincent  B.  Howard . 

245 

$2  37 

$3  32 

49 

Thomas  Bevitt . 

234 

3  60 

1  40 

50 

Thomas  Bevitt . 

187 

3  60 

2  65 

51 

Erastus  Hurlburt . 

167 

2  59 

3  60 

52 

Erastus  Hurlburt . 

153 

3  00 

4  00 

53 

David  Jennings . 

162 

4  00 

4  12 

54 

David  Jennings . 

136 

5  20 

4  50 

55 

Robert  Brewster . 

133 

4  00 

3  50 

56 

Robert  Brewster.  .  . 

140 

4  30 

$1  40 

4  00 

57 

Robert  Brew'ster,  William  Norton . 

153 

6  10 

3  00 

4  25 

58 

Robert  Hobbs,  Alexander  Drennan . 

311 

6  10 

3  00 

4  25 

59 

Richard  M.  Hammond,  Thomas  Bell . 

300 

4  00 

4  00 

8  00 

60 

Richard  M.  Hammond,  William  W.  Ross . 

283 

4  00 

4  07 

8  00 

61 

AVilliam  McGill,  William  Sheridan . 

297 

4  06 

4  10 

11  78 

62 

William  McGill,  Thomas  G.  Williams . 

259 

4  50 

3  62 

18  50 

63 

William  McGill,  William  H.  Schofield,  B.A . 

245 

4  62 

3  66 

16  00 

64 

Charles  Taggart,  Elisha  Tennant . 

248 

5  40 

3  68 

18  00 

65 

Charles  Taggart,  Robert  Bruce . . 

250 

5  65 

1  50 

9  50 

66 

Charles  Taggart,  Richard  A.  Kerr . 

242 

8  46 

4  40 

15  00 

67 

Ebenezer  Robson,  Robert  McCulloch . 

300 

7  10 

3  25 

21  09 

68 

Ebenezer  Robson,  Thomas  Haddon . 

325 

13  06 

7  37 

42  11 

69 

Ebenezer  Robson,  Jabez  B.  Saunders . 

330 

14  84 

9  00 

32  00 

70 

William  McGill,  Robert  B.  Hare . 

295 

12  03 

13  00 

20  00 

71 

William  McGill,  John  B.  Wass,  B.A . 

280 

12  13 

17  33 

22  50 

72 

William  McGill,  j  Jei'emiah  W-  J . 

269 

12  25 

8  78 

32  50 

73 

William  Sheridan,  Joseph  Ward . 

259 

12  20 

6  75 

22  60 

74 

See  Montreal  Conference . 

245 

13  00 

5  00 

25  00 

MERRITTON. 

A  village  in  the  township  of  Grantham,  County  of  Lincoln,  Ontario.  Distant  from  St.  Catharines 

2  miles. 


1871  John  Ridley . 

72  James  Pearen,  B.A. 

73  John  H.  Robinson. . . . 

74  See  London  Conference 


100 

109 

130 


4  64  3  00  5  00 
6  97  3  48  10  55 
8  00  ,  4  10  7  00 


METCALFE. 


A  village  in  the  township  of  Emily,  County  of  Victoria,  Ontario. 


1850  John  Sanderson . 

51  Thomas  McMullen  . 

150 

3  25 

52  John  C.  Osborne  . 

180 

6  00 

53  John  C.  Osborne  . 

128 

7  10 

54  Levi  Vanderburg . 

126 

10  00 

55  William  Briden . 

142 

10  50 

56  William  Briden . 

130 

11  25 

57  Name  changed  to  Omemee,  which  see  . 

145 

13  20 

2  50 

3  00 


2  50 

4  00 

5  00 
7  00 

3  00 
10  00 
12  00 


1866 

67 

68 

69 

70 

71 

72 

73 

74 


METIS. 


A  village  and  township  in  the  County  of  Rimouski,  Quebec. 


Samuel  E.  Maudsley.  .  .  . 
Samuel  E.  Maudsley  .  . . 

William  W.  Ross . 

George  H.  Field . 

.Henry  Irvine . 

Henry  Irvine . 

Henry  Irvine . 

Alexander  Drennan  .... 
See  Montreal  Conference 


15 

.... 

23 

31 

4  23 

3  54 

31 

21 

2  90 

i  50 

23 

1  62 

20 

2  85 

2  40 

12 

3  46 

1  30 

3  66 
7  22 

i  20 

453 
3  83 


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249 


MILFORD. 

A  village  situated  on  Black  River,  in  the  township  of  Marysburg,  County  of  Prince  Edward,  Ontario. 
Distant  from  Picton  7  miles,  from  Kingston  40  miles.  It  was  formerly  part  of  Picton  Circuit. 


Year 


Names  of  Ministers. 


1857  Joel  Briggs,  Hugh  McLean . 

58  Joel  Briggs,  Edwin  Fessant . 

59  Joel  Briggs,  Richard  N.  Adams . 

60  John  English,  Isaac  Gold . 

61  John  English,  John  Armstrong  (B) . 

62  John  English,  Alexander  Lester . 

63  Richard  Potter,  James  Kines . 

64  Richard  Potter,  James  Kines . 

65  James  Thompson,  John  W.  Wither . 

66  James  Thompson,  William  Jackson . 

67  Thomas  Cobb,  Samuel  Connor  . 

68  Isaac  Weldon,  Thomas  Campbell . 

69  Isaac  Weldon,  William  Rilance . 

70  Isaac  Weldon,  John  W.  Bell . 

71  William  Coleman,  j  McGladery, 

(  Samuel  Salton, 

72  William  Ryan,  Samuel  Salton . 

73  William  Ryan,  William  P.  Brown . 

74  See  Toronto  Conference . 

MILLBANK. 


Mission. 


1867  Andrew  Milliken,  James  Pearen. 

68  Andrew  MiRiTen  Isaac  Tovell  . 

69  John  Hough . 


70 

71 

72 

73 

74 


John  Hough  . 

Nathaniel  Smith . 

Nathaniel  Smith . I  146 

See  London  Conference .  . 


No.  of 
[embers. 

Conting. 

Fund. 

Educa. 

Fund. 

Sup.  M 
Fund. 

355 

19 

83 

$3 

16 

$12 

00 

320 

10 

00 

3 

00 

19 

15 

330 

9 

00 

2 

50 

16 

00 

341 

8 

00 

3 

00 

16 

00 

323 

7 

56 

3 

63 

17 

34 

298 

7 

34 

3 

75 

12 

00 

270 

9 

91 

2 

71 

12 

50 

300 

8 

55 

3 

00 

13 

00 

357 

9 

00 

3 

75 

17 

00 

387 

11 

86 

3 

00 

18 

50 

400 

7 

10 

3 

00 

20 

00 

321 

10 

12 

3 

91 

14 

00 

308 

7 

70 

4 

00 

25 

25 

335 

6 

57 

3 

35 

20 

03 

308 

6 

50 

3 

24 

12 

50 

314 

7 

08 

3 

85 

16 

00 

294 

7 

25 

2 

52 

16 

50 

Ontario 

It 

was 

'ormerly  W ellesley 

338 

15 

26 

7 

26 

40 

00 

311 

11 

30 

10 

00 

32 

00 

125 

6 

00 

3 

30 

10 

15 

115 

6 

08 

3 

90 

10 

40 

157 

6 

35 

3 

95 

12 

00 

146 

7 

00 

3 

00 

12 

50 

128 

5 

60 

2 

75 

9 

00 

MILLBROOK. 

A  village  in  the  township  of  Cavan,  County  of  Durham,  Ontario.  Distant  from 

It  was  formerly  part  of  Peterboro’  Circuit. 

1849  Charles  Turver,  Andrew  A.  Smith . 

50  Charles  Turver  . 

51  William  Morton . 

52  William  Morton . 

53  James  Hughes . 

54  James  Hughes . 

55  James  Hughes,  Samuel  Down . 

56  William  Young . 

57  Thomas  Demorest,  William  Young . 

58  Richard  Whiting,  James  D.  Ogilvie . 

59  Richard  Whiting,  James  Whiting . 

Thomas  Stobbs,  George  H.  Field . 

Thomas  Stobbs,  John  Shannon . 

Thomas  Stobbs,  Nathaniel  S.  Burwash . 

(  Wm.  F.  Morrison,  B.A., 

I  Wm.  C.  Washington,  B.  A. 

James  C.  Slater,  William  Halstead . 

James  C.  Slater,  William  Halstead., . 

Thomas  Cosford,  Cornelius  A.  Jones . 

Thomas  Cosford,  John  Wilson,  B.A . 

Thomas  Cosford,  Thomas  Cardus . 

Arthur  Bloomfield,  ) 


Port  Hope  13  miles. 


60 
61 
62 

63  James  C.  Slater, 

64 

65 

66 

67 

68 


69  Francis  Coleman, 

70  Francis  Coleman,  James  Awde. 

71  Francis  Coleman,  Jos.  L.  Forster. 

72  Richard  Clarke,  John  A.  Jewell.  . 

73  Richard  Clarke,  Edward  Hill 

74  See  Toronto  Conference . 


391 

10 

92 

10 

00 

319 

12 

30 

10 

20 

284 

12 

58 

13 

25 

353 

14 

27 

16 

74 

297 

14 

60 

18 

00 

272 

14 

75 

4 

50 

16 

25 

251 

14 

78 

4 

50 

18 

50 

306 

22 

95 

6 

74 

34 

92 

261 

24 

00 

8 

00 

65 

00 

400 

22 

81 

8 

00 

32 

00 

340 

18 

15 

8 

00 

33 

00 

319 

14 

69 

8 

66 

30 

07 

356 

10 

08 

6 

88 

38 

60 

400 

11 

50 

7 

14 

32 

13 

374 

13 

27 

7 

46 

35 

00 

356 

13 

08 

7 

43 

31 

34 

391 

12 

18 

6 

68 

34 

67 

357 

16 

50 

8 

50 

48 

50 

350 

18 

00 

9 

00 

52 

75 

350 

18 

50 

20 

00 

52 

76 

306 

13 

76 

13 

00 

53 

30 

292 

15 

34 

17 

50 

50 

00 

■  310 

15 

55 

13 

00 

50 

25 

300 

15 

60 

8 

00 

57 

60 

300 

16 

00 

8 

50 

60 

00 

250 


CIRCUITS,  STATIONS  AND  MISSIONS. 


MILTON. 

The  County  Town  of'  the  County  of  Halton,  Ontario.  It  is  situate  in  the  township  of  Trafalgar,  and 
is  distant  from  Hamilton  22  miles,  from  Toronto  38  miles.  It  was  formerly  part  of  the  Nelson 
Circuit. 


Year 

Names  of  Ministers. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Conting. 

Fund. 

Educa. 

Fund. 

Sup.  M. 
Fund. 

55  John  Hunt . 

245 

$20  00 

$7  00 

$21  25 

56 

John  Law . 

235 

21  58 

12  31 

23  00 

57 

Francis  Coleman . 

211 

25  00 

6  10 

28  00 

58 

Francis  Coleman . 

242 

24  52 

6  92 

32  25 

59  George  Goodson,  John  Sanderson  (B) . 

267 

22  00 

7  12 

33  66 

60  George  Goodson,  Hall  Christopherson . 

324 

'  14  41 

7  32 

34  00 

61  George  Goodson,  Henry  Bartlett . 

306 

11  91 

6  63 

37  11 

62  John  A.  Williams,  Edmund  S.  Rupert,  B.A . 

303 

12  30 

8  08 

50  00 

63  John  A.  Williams,  Le  Roy  Hooker . 

264 

15  00 

13  00 

46  50 

64  Jonathan  E.  Betts,  D.  G.  Sutherland,  B.  4.  .  . 

295 

14  20 

11  00 

44  00 

65  JonathaM  E.  Betts,  George  Rogers . 

275 

11  95 

5  10 

44  05 

66 

Jonathan  E.  Betts,  j  He"y Sm^’  |  "  * ' 

263 

12  21 

5  84 

48  42 

67 

William  S.  Blackstock,  Thomas  Brock . 

258 

16  76 

9  68 

54  90 

68 

William  S.  Blackstock,  Benjamin  Clement . 

William  S.  Blackstock,  Benjamin  Clement . 

268 

13  96 

4  38 

48  20 

69 

269 

16  53 

9  44 

56  50 

70 

Thomas  W.  Jeffery,  Edward  H.  Taylor . 

265 

14  25 

11  58 

59  75 

71 

Thomas  W.  Jeffery . 

260 

14  25 

15  44 

60  00 

72  Thomas  W.  Jeffery . 

130 

11  05 

9  00 

40  00 

73  James  Gray . 

176 

11  10 

6  00 

41  00 

74  See  London  Conference . 

183 

18  50 

7  38 

41  75 

MINDEN. 

A  small  village  in  the  township  of  Anson,  County  of  Victoria,  Ontario.  It  was  formerly  called  Gull 

River  Mission. 


1862  William  Sheridan . 

63  William  Short . . 

64  William  Short . 

65  William  Short . 

66  William  H.  Schofield,  B.A.,  John  H.  Robinson _ 

67  William  H.  Schofield,  M.A . 

68  Joseph  H.  Stinson . 

69  Joseph  H.  Stinson . 

70  Joseph  H.  Stinson . 

71  John  Hiscox . 

72  William  Craig . 

73  John  C.  Henderson . 

74  See  Toronto  Conference . 


38 

2  15 

.... 

2  40 

40 

1  25 

.... 

2  46 

45 

0  40 

1  00 

52 

58 

1  22 

1  50 

2  62 

80 

1  45 

1  57 

7  00 

89 

4  68 

5  00 

14  00 

73 

4  80 

6  00 

15  00 

87 

2  32 

8  00 

15  50 

73 

2  68 

1  71 

6  00 

73 

2  00 

7  00 

96 

1  25 

2  25 

5  14 

MISSISSIPPI. 


So  called  from  the  name  of  a  River  which  runs  through  the  County  of  Lanark,  Ontario. 


1825  Samuel  Belton . 

26  United  with  Perth  . . . 

27  William  H.  Williams. 

28  Alvah  Adams . 

29  John  Black . 

30  Charles  Wood . 

31  Simon  Huntingdon  . 


32  James  Brock  . 

Bonchire  united  with  it. 

33  James  Brock  . 

34  William  McFadden,  Daniel  Berney  . . . 

35  William  McFadden,  John  McIntyre  . . 

36  John  McIntyre,  Vincent  B.  Howard  . . 

37  Stephen  Brownell,  John  Armstrong  . . 

38  John  Armstrong,  William  Willoughby 

39  Alvah  Adams,  Thomas  Harmon . 

40  Alvah  Adams,  j  Wellington  Jeffers, 

’  (  Keuben  ii-.  I  upper, 


51 

71 

115 

142 

205 

183 

171 

5  90 

199 

9  00 

203 

.... 

10  58 

193 

9  87 

209 

16  00 

5  34 

231 

18  78 

10  00 

228 

12  70 

1  00 

WESLEYAN  METHODIST  CONFERENCE. 


251 


Year 

Names  of  Ministers. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Conting. 

Fund. 

Educa. 

Fund. 

Sup.  M. 
Fund. 

1841 

Ai,,h  j  s J;1""'  | . 

349 

$7  65 

42  George  Goodson,  John  Gemley . 

393 

13  50 

$4  15 

43  George  Goodson,  Ephraim  B.  Harper . 

412 

13  60 

4  31 

44  George  Beynon,  Ozias  Barber . . . 

*  433 

16  00 

4  50 

45  George  Beynon,  Charles  Taggart . 

375 

13  50 

8  58 

46  J ames  Hughes,  Robert  Robinson . 

347 

13  24 

3  37 

47 

James  Hughes,  William  M.  Pattyson . 

350 

13  00 

4  00 

48  Benjamin  Nankeville,  William  Chapman . 

353 

13  30 

6  50 

49 

Name  changed  to  Carleton  and  Pakenham . 

MITCHELL. 

333 

15  73 

9  25 

A  village  in  the  townships  of  Logan  and  Fullarton,  County  of  Perth,  Ontario. 

ford  12  miles,  from  Goderich  32  miles. 

Distant  from  Strat- 

1853 

54 

Lucius  Adams . '. . 

i  Lucius  Adams,  ) 

\  Isaac  B.  Aylesworth,  M.D.,  j 

56 

:::: 

55 

Isaac  B.  Aylesworth,  M.D.,  William  Hay . 

111 

56 

Andrew  A.  Smith,  John  Hough . 

161 

6  10 

$1  20 

10  00 

57 

Andrew  A.  Smith,  Stephen  Bond . 

188 

7  IS 

2  43 

8  25 

58 

John  S.  Evans,  George  H.  Cornish . 

184 

8  02 

4  50 

10  14 

59 

John  S.  Evans,  William  F.  Morrison . 

260 

5  83 

2  88 

10  20 

60 

Orrin  H.  Ellsworth,  John  Neelands . 

260 

6  95 

3  63 

8  05 

61 

Orrin  H.  Ellsworth,  James  Barker . 

233 

16  79 

6  35 

33  00 

62 

Asahel  Hurlburt,  Colman  Bristol,  B.A . 

275 

20  00 

11  00 

40  00  1 

63 

Asahel  Hurlburt,  George  Leech . 

261 

12  25 

7  92 

27  08 

64 

Thomas  S.  Howard,  Henry  W.  P.  Allan . 

250 

14  61 

6  01 

26  02 

65 

Thomas  S.  Howard,  George  McRae . 

220 

13  08 

5  00 

29  00 

66 

Thomas  S.  Howard,  Charles  A.  Hanson . 

250 

14  04 

5  42 

30  25 

67 

William  R.  Dyre,  James  McCartney . 

254 

16.15 

6  25 

30  50 

68 

William  R.  Dyre,  Ezra  A.  Healey . 

248 

18  21 

10  23 

36  05 

69 

William  R.  Dyre,  Nelson  Saunders . 

247 

18  60 

10  99 

40  44 

70 

William  Hawke,  Ezekiel  Richardson . 

248 

18  79 

6  90 

41  78 

71 

William  Hawke,  Coverdale  Watson . 

250 

21  76 

10  55 

42  93 

72 

Samuel  Wilson,  Silas  J.  Hughes . 

270 

21  89 

10  00 

50  00 

73 

Samuel  Wilson . 

t  290 

22  05 

10  21 

50  50 

74 

See  London  Conference . 

145 

10  89 

4  25 

30  00 

MOIRA. 


A  village  in  the  township  of  Hungerford,  County  of  Hastings,  Ontario.  It  was  formerly  part  of  the 
Hungerford  Circuit.  Distant  from  Belleville  16  miles. 


1870  Richard  Potter . 

71  Richard  Potter . 

72  Joseph  H.  Chant . 

73  Joseph  H.  Chant . 

74  See  Toronto  Conference 


220 

9 

00 

5  00 

20  00 

200 

8 

84 

4  70 

21  00 

186 

8 

50 

3  75 

16  00 

166 

9 

00 

3  00 

19  00 

MONO. 


A  village  on  the  Humber,  in  the  County  of  Cardwell,  at  the  junction  of  the  townships  of  Mono, 
Caledon  and  Albion.  Distant  from  Toronto  40  miles,  from  Malton  22  miles. 


1839  . 

60 

40  John  Neelands . . 

115 

41  J  ohn  N eelands . 

97 

42  1 . 

to  [  Supplied  from  adjoining  Circuits  or  Missions. 

44  ) 

45  William  Glass  . 

161 

1  00 

0  50 

a*  (  William  S.  Blackstock,  ) 

46  i  t  r  -p)  •  l  } . 

267 

3  00 

(  Henry  Reid,  j 

47  Cornelius  Flummerfelt . 

286 

2  00 

4  00 

48  John  Goodfellow  . 

49  John  Goodfellow  . . . 

158 

149 

4  65 

5  05 

4  26 

4  20 

50  William  Dignam  . 

150 

5  07 

3  00 

51  William  Dignam  . 

151 

8  00 

8  50 

*  Sherbrooke  set  off.  I  Fullarton  set  off. 


252 


CIRCUITS,  STATIONS  AND  MISSIONS. 


Year 

Names  of  Ministers. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Conting.  j 
Fund. 

Educa. 

Fund. 

Sup.  M. 
Fund. 

320 

$5  00 

.... 

$6  30 

6  50 

9  00 

loOZ 

349 

5  12 

DO 

396 

12  34 

|2  ’ 43 

430 

12  77 

11  54 

43  60 

00 

56 

440 

19  55 

2  53 

449 

19  78 

2  63 

44  00 

0/ 

368 

8  00 

8  20 

16  00 

DO  lYlUllctlU.  A  "uuu  .  • 

344 

12  15 

24  31 

DO 

JLliiUIldi  Cl  A  lllGllj  o 

363 

15  78 

8  20 

52  48 

UU  ItILUCllU.  A  lLLUllj  "  llliwiU 

343 

19  73 

8  73 

45  61 

Ol 

o  UI1U  vv  .  OctYtitic;,  ?r  ...... 

T  ,  „  (  J.  H.  Mullliolland,  \ 

368 

16  00 

9  00 

40  00 

oz  jonn  yy.  oavage,  j  Mara)aduke  Pearson,  \ 

381 

15  85 

9  06 

35  00 

DO 

O  ctliicb  UUUU.VV  lUj  u  unii  J 1 

394 

15  85 

7  76 

40  70 

04 

65 

380 

16  21 

7  29 

40  82 

390 

20  86 

8  68 

50  44 

DC 

356 

17  58 

8  74 

53  83 

0/ 

370 

20  20 

9  00 

54  00 

DC 

fiC 

unviu.  nuut)  u  . .  ■ 

370 

18  13 

9  00 

40  00 
13  50 

u 

125 

7  00 

4  00 

A 

no 

7  20 

5  35 

14  00 

/ 

117 

7  25 

5  45 

14  50 

/ 

Q  wnlmr  M  A  . 

99 

7  69 

3  60 

13  06 

74  See  Toronto  Conference  . 

92 

5  54 

3  70 

14  00 

MONTREAL. 

The  chief  City  of  the  Province  of  Quebec.  It  is  built  on  the  Island  of  Montreal  at  the  confluence  of 
the  St.  Lawrence  and  Ottawa  Rivers.  It  is  distant  from  Toronto  333  miles  from  Quebec  180 
miles,  from  Portland  292  miles,  and  from  Liverpool,  England,  2750  miles.  In  the  1  £ 
first  Methodist  Class  was  formed  in  Montreal  by  the  Rev.  Joseph  Sawyer,  who  was  then  stationed 
on  the  Bay  Quinte  Circuit. 


I.  Ministers  connected  with  the  New  York  Conference  of  the  Methodist  Episcopal  Church,  U.S. 


Year 


Ministers. 


No.  of 
Members 


1807  Nathan  Bangs. .  . 

8  Thomas  Madden. 

9  Joseph  Scull. . . . 


1803  Samuel  Merwin .  10 

4  Martin  Ruter .  12 

5  Samuel  Coate  (Presiding  Elder) .  20 

Samuel  Coate 
Nathan  Bangs 

II.  Ministers  connected  with  the  Genesee  Conference,  the  New  York  Conference  having  been  divided. 


6 


20 


18 

19 

20 


William  Brown . \ 

William  Barlow .  No  record  of 

Elias  Brown . V  membership 

Auroro  Seager . I  accessible. 

Truman  Dixon  . / 


1810  Joseph  Scull .  28  1816 

11  James  Mitchell .  35  17 

12  Thomas  Burch .  36 

13  Thomas  Burch . )  No  record  of 

14  Thomas  Burch . >  membership 

15  Daniel  Brumley  . )  accessible. 

Note. — The  dissatisfaction  caused  by  the  war  of  1812-15  led  to  the  withdrawal  of  the  American 
Ministers,  and  the  sending  of  Missionaries  by  the  British  Wesleyan  Conference.  In  1814  the  first 
Minister  was  sent  from  England,  and  for  the  ensuing  six  years  both  English  and  American  Methodism 
had  its  representative  stationed  in  Montreal. 

III.  Ministers  connected  with  the  British  Conference. 


15 

16 

17 

18 
19 


1814  Richard  Williams 
John  B.  Strong, 

John  De  Putron, 

John  De  Putron  . 

James  Booth,  Richard  Pope 

Robert  L.  Lusher . 

John  Hick  . 

20  John  Hick  . 

21  Jas.  Knowlan,  Robert  L.  Li 

22  Jas.  Knowlan,  Robert  L.  Li 


1823  Jas.  Knowlan,  Robert  L.  Lusher; 

24  Henry  Pope . 

25  Henry  Pope . 

56 

26  Robert  Alder  . 

67 

27  Joseph  Stinson . 

80 

28  John  Hick  . 

95 

29  John  Hick  . | 

122 

30  John  Hick  . j 

119 

31  William  Squire  . 

161 

32  William  Squire  . 

120 

151 

121 

121 

133 

150 

155 

155 

172 


WESLEYAN  METHODIST  CONFERENCE. 


253 


Year 


Ministers. 


No.  of 
Members. 


Ministers. 


No.  of 
Members. 


1833  W.  Croscombe,  j  InghamSutcliffe 
’  (  John  Barry, 

34  William  Croscombe . 

35  William  Lord,  Matthew  Richey. 

36  Wm.  M.  Harvard,  Jno.  B.  Selley 

37  Robert  L.  Lusher,  E  Botterell .  . 

38  Robt.  L.  Lusher,  R.  Hutchinson 

39  R.  L.  Lusher,  J.  P.  Hetherington 

40  Robt  L.  Lusher,  William  Squire, 

John  P.  Hetherington  . 

41  Wm.  Squire,  John  Borland  .... 

42  Wm  Souire  \  John  Borland> 

'  1  ’  (  Robert  Cooney, 

43  Matthew  Lang,  Jno.  B.  Brownell, 

Robert  Cooney . 

44  Matthew  Lang,  Jno.  B.  Brownell, 

Robert  Cooney . 

45  Matthew  Richey,  Chas.  Churchill, 

George  H.  Davis . 


350 

395 

405 

560 

585 

510 

420 

384 

412 

566 


624 

720 

770 


1846 

47 

48 

49 

50 

51 


52 


53 


Matthew  Richey,  Chas.  Churchill, 

George  H.  Davis . 

Matthew  Richey,  Chas.  Churchill. 
John  Jenkins,  Chas.  De  Wolfe.  . 

Lachlin  Taylor  . 

John  Jenkins,  Chas.  De  Wolfe, 
Chas.  Lavell,  Henry  Cox  .... 
John  Jenkins,  Charles  De  Wolfe, 

Charles  Lavell . 

John  Jenkins,  William  Squire, 
George  N.  A.  F.  T.  Dickson.  . 
John  Jenkins,  William  Squire, 
(  Geo.  N.  A.  F.  T.  Dickson  ) 

(  George  Douglas,  ^ 

John  Jenkins,  William  Scott, 
l  George  Douglas,  ) 
j  James  H.  Bishop,  \  . 


803 

883 

890 

890 

880 


o  - 
a  ^3 

"  ns 


CD 


o  S?  ctf 

Id'S  -E 

S  rt  CD 
3  <D  o 

S  § 


Note. — In  1851  Montreal  was  divided  into  three  separate  circuits,  namely,  Montreal  Centre, 
Montreal  West,  and  Montreal  East.  Mr.  Jenkins  had  charge  of  the  Centre  Circuit,  Mr.  Squire  of  the 
West,  and  Mr.  Dickson  of  the  East.  In  1854  the  Lower  Canada  District,  which  had  been  connected 
with  the  British  Wesleyan  Conference,  became  united  with  the  Canada  Wesleyan  Conference. 


IV.  Ministers  connected  with  the  Canada  Wesleyan  Methodist  Conference. 
(The  Circuits  are  here  named  as  they  now  stand  in  the  Minutes  of  Conference. ) 

MONTREAL  FIRST— ST.  JAMES  STREET. 

(From  1854  to  1870  known  as  “Montreal  Centre.”) 


Year 

.Names  of  Ministers. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Conting. 

Fund. 

Educa. 

Fund. 

Sup.  M. 
Fund. 

1854  Wp.lliTiort.nn  .T p.ffers . . . . 

55  Wellington  Jeffers . 

250 

$57  23 

56  Wellington  Jeffers . 

313 

$86  30 

56  07 

$118  43 

57  John  Gemley . 

353 

108  82 

49  00 

90  61 

58  John  Gemley,  Ebenezer  Robson . 

376 

108  00 

60  00 

160  00 

59  John  Gemley  . . 

366 

104  74 

62  58 

206  50 

60 

Isaac  B.  Howard . 

364 

118  25 

56  90 

213  15 

61 

Ephraim  B.  Harper,  M.A . 

386 

137  28 

64  07 

204  00 

62  Ephraim  B.  Harper,  M.A.,  Wm.  Wood  Squire,  B.A. 

388 

164  21 

62  44 

467  55 

63  Ephraim  B.  Harper,  M.A.,  Charles  Lavell,  M.A.  . .  . 

585 

144  91 

73  60 

531  00 

64 

James  Elliott,  Charles  Lavell,  M.A . 

585 

171  25 

77  30 

578  78 

65 

James  Elliott,  William  Briggs . 

431 

142  11 

57  35 

585  00 

66 

James  Elliott,  William  Briggs . 

452 

154  84 

90  80 

1000  00 

67  George  Douglas,  John  B.  Clarkson,  B.A . 

485 

174  45 

84  27 

632  00 

68 

George  Douglas,  John  B.  Clarkson,  B.A . 

*  298 

162  14 

69  14 

483  32 

69 

George  Douglas,  John  B.  Clarkson,  B.A . 

301 

157  19 

107  08 

493  45 

70  John  Potts . 

399 

149  18 

108  00 

553  65 

71 

John  Potts . 

429 

222  74 

166  00 

574  75 

72  John  Potts . 

448 

177  98 

155  92 

756  87 

73  Alexander  Sutherland . 

516 

194  00 

76  14 

964  00 

74 

See  Montreal  Conference . 

487 

191  78 

89  66 

777  40 

MONTREAL  SECOND— OTTAWA  STREET. 


(From  1854  to  1866  known  as  “  Montreal  West,’’  and  from  1S67  to  1870  as  “ 

Montreal  South.”) 

54  William  Scott . 

55  George  Young .  .  ... 

142 

56  George  Young,  Samuel  Wilson . 

165 

13  43 

6  75 

12  00 

57  George  Young . 

114 

15  40 

8  25 

34  00 

58  Isaac  B.  Howard . 

175 

22  00 

11  18 

28  00 

Dorchester  Street  set  off. 


254 


CIRCUITS,  STATIONS  AND  MISSIONS. 


Year 


Names  of  Ministers. 


1859  Isaac  B.  Howard . 

60  Edward  Hartley  Dewart . . . 

61  Joslma  H.  Johnson,  M.A .  . 

62  Joshua  H.  Johnson,  M.A . 

63  Joshua  H.  Johnson,  M.A . 

64  George  Douglas,  Janies  A.  Gordon . 

65  George  Douglas,  James  A.  Gordon . 

66  George  Douglas,  Hugh  Johnston,  M.  A . 

67  George  McRitchie,  Joshua  P.  Lewis . 

68  George  McRitchie,  Thomas  Derrick. . . . 

69  George  McRitchie,  Alexander  Hardie.  M.A . 

70  Samuel  .7.  Hunter,  Alexander  Hardie,  M.A . 

71  Samuel  J.  Hunter . . 

72  Samuel  J.  Hunter . 

73  John  Wilson . 

74  See  Montreal  Conference . 


No.  of 
Members. 

Conting. 

Fund. 

Educa. 

Fund. 

Sup.  M. 
Fund. 

161 

$19 

43 

$11 

50 

$28 

00 

176 

21 

90 

9 

52 

31 

50 

160 

18 

17 

14 

47 

16 

65 

163 

24 

43 

9 

74 

86 

84 

292 

31 

98 

17 

43 

98 

65 

294 

45 

81 

19 

00 

103 

60 

229 

35 

30 

17 

90 

80 

00 

224 

36 

21 

20 

87 

82 

42 

268 

50 

32 

21 

00 

91 

35 

250 

50 

13 

22 

94 

91 

72 

240 

45 

88 

23 

85 

77 

50 

255 

46 

05 

20 

00 

131 

00 

243 

48 

15 

28 

75 

85 

72 

272 

49 

98 

28 

97 

79 

00 

177 

1  31 

56 

14 

75 

60 

56 

200 

|  32 

52 

14 

91 

1  85 

00 

MONTREAL  THIRD— PALACE  STREET. 


(From  1854  to  1870  known  as  “  Montreal  East.”) 


1854  James  H.  Bishop . 

55  Joseph  Jones . 

56  Joseph  E.  Sanderson,  B.A . 

57  Joseph  E.  Sanderson,  B.A . 

58  Edward  B.  Ryckman,  B.A . 

59  Edward  B.  Ryckman,  B.A . 

60  William  R.  Parker,  B.A . . . 

61  William  R.  Parker,  B.A . 

62  William  R.  Parker,  B.A . 

63  Henry  F.  Bland . 

64  Henry  F.  Bland,  Thomas  Derrick . 

65  Henry  F.  Bland,  Thomas  Derrick . 

66  John  Borland,  John  B.  Clarkson,  B.A . 

67  John  Borland,  Samuel  J.  Hunter . 

68  John  Borland,  Samuel  .J.  Hunter . 

69  James  A.  Gordon . , . 

70  James  A.  Gordon,  Alexander  Campbell . 

71  James  A.  Gordon,  Alexander  Campbell . 

72  William  Galbraith . 

73  William  Galbraith . 

74  See  Montreal  Conference . 


60 

aa 

•• 

-- 

00 

122 

12 

is 

4 

55 

5 

00 

175 

20 

82 

7 

27 

11 

50 

106 

16 

25 

8 

05 

16 

00 

123 

24 

17 

11 

50 

12 

00 

112 

22 

65 

13 

25 

11 

00 

180 

16 

00 

15 

25 

25 

50 

171 

26 

30 

13 

75 

32 

50 

180 

33 

00 

16 

00 

54 

00 

200 

35 

91 

16 

02 

55 

25 

220 

39 

00 

18 

45 

60 

47 

260 

45 

37 

20 

37 

63 

19 

257 

49 

16 

•  29 

95 

69 

87 

265 

59 

46 

31 

79 

105 

59 

233 

58 

17 

38 

97 

65 

59 

250 

59 

17 

39 

58 

75 

03 

261 

59 

30 

41 

95 

84 

53 

269 

51 

52 

26 

52 

59 

92 

136 

36 

08 

17 

56 

35 

75 

150 

39 

01 

17 

60 

1  36 

00 

MONTREAL  FOURTH 
(Prior  to  1867  part  of  Montreal  First ;  from  1867  to  1870  known  as 

1867  William  Briggs . 

68  George  M.  Meacham,  M.A . 

69  George  M.  Meacham,  M.A . 

70  George  M.  Meacham.  M.A . 

71  George  Douglas,  LL.D . 

72  George  Douglas,  LL.D .  139 

73  William  W.  Ross . 

74  See  Montreal  Conference . 


DORCHESTER  STREET. 

‘  Montreal  West  Circuit.”) 


140 

152 

51  47 

25  58 

178 

41  21 

25  20 

188 

50  74 

25  25 

198 

62  15 

34  90 

139 

60  39 

25  30 

165 

57  96 

30  76 

161 

91  56 

40  15 

144  20 
149  53 
172  61 
200  00 
51  38 
162  25 
208  00 


1870  George  Douglas, 


MONTREAL  FIFTH— ST. 
LL.D . 


JOSEPH  STREET. 


71 

72 

73 

74 


Joseph  W.  Sparling,  B.A 

James  Awde . 

See  Montreal  Conference 


121 

25 

90 

10  00 

127 

38 

90 

19  00 

127 

i  27 

58 

16  46 

129 

31 

20 

17  32 

40  28 

33  21 

34  75 

41  45 


MONTREAL  SIXTH— SHERBROOKE  STREET. 


1872  Andrew  B.  Chambers  . .  . 

73  Andrew  B.  Chambers  . .  . 

74  See  Montreal  Conference 


126 

131 


32  67 
43  26 


14  50  50  09 
23  75  66  90 


WESLEYAN  METHODIST  CONFERENCE. 


255 


MONTREAL  SEVENTH— WELLINGTON  STREET. 


Y  earl 


Names  of  Ministers. 


1872  Ezra  A.  Healy,  B.A.  . . . 

73  James  Armstrong . 

74  See  Montreal  Conference 


No.  of 

Conting. 

Educa. 

Members. 

Fund. 

Fund. 

”67 

$20  S3 

$9  20 

90 

21  00 

9  67 

MONTREAL  EIGHTH— ST.  LAMBERT  STREET. 


1872  A.  Lee  Holmes,  B.A. 

73  Charles  E.  McIntyre  .. . . 

74  See  Montreal  Conference 


12  4  40 

12  2  73 


2  30 

1  68  I 


MONTREAL  NINTH— LACHINE. 


1867  William  Isaac  Shaw,  B.A.,  LL. B. 

68  William  Isaac  Shaw,  B.A.,  LL.B, 

69  George  H.  Squire,  B.A . 

70  Supplied  from  Montreal  Fifth. . .  . 

71  Thomas  Colling,  B.A . 

72  Thomas  Colling,  B.A . 

73  Thomas  Colling,  B.A . 

74  See  Montreal  Conference . 


43 

8 

62 

60 

13 

03 

81 

15 

00 

20 

4 

32 

20 

4 

72 

24 

4 

80 

5  02 
8  28 
5  90 

4  12 

5  00 
5  00 


MOORETOWN. 


A  village  in  the  township  of  Moore,  on  the  River  St.  Clair,  County  of  Lambton,  Ontario. 

from  Sarnia  10  miles. 


1857  John  Hodgson,  Oliver  E.  Burch . 

58  John  Hodgson . 

59  James  Hughes  (B) . 

60  James  Hughes  (B),  David  Brethour . 

61  Thomas  Culbert,  Ebenezer  Teskey . 

62  Thomas  Culbert,  Ebenezer  Teskey . 

63  Thomas  Culbert,  Abel  Edwards . 

64  Ezra  A.  Stafford,  Robert  H.  Waddell. . 

65  Ezra  A.  Stafford,  Eli  Wigle . 

66  Thomas  Hurlburt,  George  Rich . 

67  Thomas  Hurlburt,  William  P.  Magwood 

68  William  Hicks . 

69  William  Hicks,  John  Grenfell . 

70  George  Clarke,  Alfred  M.  Phillips . 

7 1  George  Clarke . 

72  George  Clarke,  William  Austin . 

Name  changed  to  Moore. 

73  John  Neelands,' John  T.  Smith  . 

74  See  London  Conference . 


35 
100 
150 
144 
148 
148 
137 
128 
160 
150 
180 
180 
135 
157 
*  182 
100 

97 

135 


11  10 
9  00 

4  59 

5  63 
5  68 

5  80 

6  00 
9  15 

10  00 
12  12 
6  60 

3  26 

4  40 
10  20 

5  50 

6  00 
9  00 


4  00 
4  U0 
3  83 
2  21 
3  11 

3  20 

4  00 
4  44 
4  96 

7  47 

8  09 

4  30 

5  00 
7  00 
3  00 

2  £0 

6  00 


MORPETH. 

A  village  in  the  township  of  Howard,  on  Lake  Erie,  County  of  Bothwell,  Ontario. 


1852  Richard  Phelps . 

53  Richard  Phelps . 

54  Joseph  Hugill . 

55  William  Dignam . 

56  William  Dignam  . 

57  William  Dignam . 

58  Abraham  Dayman . 

59  Abraham  Dayman . 

60  Abraham  Dayman . 

61  Thomas  Hanna . 

62  Thomas  Hanna . 

63  Thomas  Hanna . 

64  Name  changed  to  Ridgetown — which  see 


100 

2 

60 

140 

7 

00 

79 

11 

38 

2 

00 

90 

9 

00 

1 

50 

80 

8 

00 

1 

25 

70 

7 

00 

1 

50 

132 

12 

70 

3 

00 

130 

13 

00 

3 

00 

129 

13 

00 

3 

50 

139 

6 

10 

3 

37 

135 

5 

42 

3 

05 

168 

7 

84 

4 

31 

Sup.  M 
Fund. 


$20  16 
35  25 


475 
7  09 


8  38 
17  32 
34  00 

6  25 

6  33 

7  00 


Distant 


9  95 
12  00 
14  07 
10  10 
10  20 
12  00 

13  10 
12  84 

14  77 
19  00 

15  24 
7  50 

10  00 
24  00 
11  00 

11  50 
28  00 


2  40 
2  40 
2  75 
8  00 

7  00 

5  00 

12  25 

13  50 

14  00 

6  40 

8  15 
6  35 


Sombra  set  off. 


256 


CIRCUITS,  STATIONS  AND  MISSIONS. 


MORRIS. 


So  called  from  the  name  of  a  township  in  the  County  of  Huron,  Ontario. 


Year 

Names  of  Ministers. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Conting. 

Fund. 

Educa.  j 
Fund. 

12 

.... 

1004  BUppiieu  11UI11  vuuiun  . 

56 

$29  60 

| 

Oil 

89 

2  74 

00 

57 

153 

3  05 

.... 

134 

1  62 

$0  52 

Do 

59 

60 

Henry  Bawtinhimer .  •  •  •  • 

*  124 

96 

114 

2  83 

1  54 

1  50 

0  67 
163-1 

01 

62 

Name  changed  to  Blyth,  which  see . 

101 

2  80 

1  60  1 

Sup.  M. 
Fund. 


$1  27 
2  00 
2  25 
2  83 

1  45 
1  80 

2  40 


MORRISBURG. 


A  village  on  the  River  St.  Lawrence,  in  the  township  of  Matilda, 
Distant  from  Montreal  92  miles,  from  Kingston  81  miles.  It 
Circuit. 


County  of  Dundas,  Ontario, 
was  formerly  part  of  Matilda 


1857  John  B.  Armstrong . 

58  John  B.  Armstrong . 

59  John  B.  Armstrong . 

60  William  Andrews . 

61  William  Andrews . 

62  Jay  S.  Youmans . 

63  Jay  S.  Youmans . 

64  Jay  S.  Youmans,  William  H  Rowsom 

65  William  English . 

66  William  English . 

67  William  McGill . 

68  William  McGill . 

69  William  McGill . 

70  John  S.  Evans . 

71  John  S.  Evans . 

72  John  S.  Evans . 

73  Ebenezer  Robson . 

74  See  Montreal  Conference . 


241 

8 

28 

10 

00 

10 

00 

120 

6 

10 

4 

00 

10 

50 

201 

6 

25 

4 

25 

14 

58 

250 

6 

39 

4 

00 

15 

75 

235 

6 

00 

3 

50 

15 

75 

250 

6 

50 

3 

63 

21 

89 

280 

6 

58 

3 

85 

15 

50 

291 

5 

00 

3 

00 

12 

00 

266 

6 

62 

3 

31 

14 

00 

246 

6 

42 

3 

32 

15 

00 

214 

6 

10 

3 

65 

35 

00 

194 

6 

25 

4 

60 

31 

50 

168 

6 

52 

5 

25 

25 

00 

179 

5 

87 

7 

00 

20 

00 

213 

7 

89 

5 

75 

15 

60 

189 

7 

44 

4 

20 

15 

80 

195 

1  8 

00 

8 

00 

23 

50 

MORRISON. 


A  township  in  the  District  of  Muskoka,  Ontario. 

1871  George  McIntyre  . 

72  Robert  H.  Hall . 

73  Alexander  C.  Chambers . 

74  See  Toronto  Conference . 


It  was  formerly  part  of  Muskoka  and  Orillia  M  issions. 


24 

.  .• 

| 

‘  ‘ 

46 

5 

34 

3 

09 

4  10 

87 

8 

95 

4 

00 

11  00 

90 

9 

19 

1  4 

27 

12  00 

MORYEN  and  GOSPORT. 

Morven  is  a  small  village  in  the  township  of  Earnestown,  and  Gosport  a  village  in  the  township  of 
...  i  ,  — j...  t  ..........  Ontimn  it  was  formerly  part  of  the  Napanee  Circuit. 


(■eii  is  a  omen*  vi-nuig,..  ...  ....  - - r 

Adolphustown,  County  of  Lennox,  Ontario. 


1872  William  J.  Young . 

73  William  J.  Young . 

74  See  Montreal  Conference 


|  .... 

|  134 

8  00 

3  24 

|  135 

9  40 

2  87 

24  72 
23  00 


MOULINETTE. 

A  village  in  the  township  of  Cornwall,  County  of  Stormont,  Ontario.  It  was  formerly  part  of  Cornwall 

Mission.  Distant  from  Cornwall  7  miles. 


1859  Peter  German,  Richard  Pretty . 

60  William  M.  Pattyson,  Josiah  Greene 

61  William  M.  Pattyson,  Josiah  Greene 

62  Richard  Clarke . 

63  Richard  Clarke,  Samuel  B.  Phillips 

64  George  Case,  Robert  L.  Gabie . 

65  George  Case,  John  Russell  . 

66  George  Case  . 

67  William  Andrews . 


510 

4  25 

400 

5  00 

440 

5  25 

350 

5  50 

484 

5  10 

275 

7  43 

250 

6  00 

250 

6  63 

3  00 

4  75 

3  10 

5  25 

3  25 

12  00 

3  50 

14  00 

3  50 

14  00 

2  75 

31  80 

1  02 

28  00 

3  48 

16  07 

'  Ainleyville  set  off. 


WESLEYAN  METHODIST  CONFERENCE^ 


257 


Yeaj 

Names  of  Ministers. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Conting. 

Fund. 

Educa. 

Fund. 

Sup.  M. 
Fund. 

1868  William  Andrews 

69  )  See  Aultsville 

255 

$6  65 

$3  50 

$16  50 

70 

. 

260 

6  75 

4  00 

20  00 

71  James  Simpson . 

72  John  C.  Garrett .  . 

78 

73 

William  W.  Miller.  .  .  . 

5  41 

2  77 

12  15 

7 4  See  Montreal  Conference 

100 

6  09 

3  15 

10  50 

87 

5  40 

3  20 

14  73 

A  village  i 


MOUNT  ALBERT. 

m  the  township  of  East  Gwhblimbuiy  County  of  York,  Ontario.  It  was  formerly 
the  Sharon  and  Mount  Albert  Circuit.  ^ 

1872  Andrew  Armstrong 


part  of 


73  Andrew  Armstrong.  . . . 

74  See  Toronto  Conference. 


149 

120 


6  88 
6  90 


3  11 
3  10 


15  00 
13  83 


MOUNT  BRYDGES. 


village  m  the  township  of  Carradoc,  County  of  Midt 
Strathroy  Mission.  Distant  froir 

1856  Thomas  S.  Ploward 

llesex,  Ontario.  It  was  formerly 
London  15  miles. 

57  Will iam  Savage 

.... 

3  78 

68  William  Savage,  Thomas  Brock 

3  60 

59  Thomas  Atkinson,  \  Madison  A.  Rice,  ) 

m  .  (  Hall  Christopherson,  ( . 

60  Thomas  Atkinson' .  1 

259 

O 

5  78 

4  00 

4  20 

61  Edward  Ora  erg. 

6  15 

2  68 

62  Edward  Cracrg 

1  Z\) 

4  07 

1  00 

63  George  Kennedy.. 

iiy 

4  15 

0  75 

64  George  Kennedy  . 

no 

4  85 

1  00 

65  George  Kennedy.. 

oU 

5  00 

1  00 

66  John  Hough. 

OD 

5  00 

1  00 

67  John  Hough. . 

oz 

8  00 

3  00 

68  James  Kennedy 

OD 

8  14 

9  00 

3  15 

69  James  Kennedy. . 

1UU 

3  45 

70  James  Kennedy. 

11  65 

9  00 

71  Henry  Reid..  .  . 

1 2  25 

10  00 

72  William  Chapman. 

1UU 

12  48 

10  00 

73  William  Chapman.. 

12  68 

10  25 

74  See  London  Conference  .. 

92 

8  00 

8  50  1 

3  00 

4  00 

part  of 


4  00 
4  00 

4  60 

8  68 

3  38 

4  35 

5  16 
5  50 
5  00 

12  00 
10  60 
13  00 
20  00 
17  23 
25  00 
15  50 
8  64 
10  16 


William  Morton . 

Arthur  united  with  it. 

Thomas  Culbert . 

Thomas  Culbert . 

Philip  Rene . 

William  Norton,  John  Scott. ' 
Alexander  R.  Campbell 


Alexander  R  Campbell,  William’ W.’  Shepherd  .’ .’ .’ 
Samuel  C.  Philp,  Jr.,  James  Laird  ..  . 


MOUNT  FOREST. 

A  town  m  the  township  of  Egremont,  County  of  Grey,  Ontario. 

Mission. 

1855  Alfred  Andrews. 

56 

67 

58 

59 

60 
61 
62 

63 

64  Samuel  C.  Philp*  Jr. 

65  Richard  Potter . ’ 

66  Richard  Potter . 

67  Richard  Potter . 

68  Stephen  Bond . 

69  Stephen  Bond.. .  . 

70  Stephen  Bond . 

71  Thomas  Cobb . 

72  Thoipas  Cobb,  William  H.  Henderson 

73  Thomas  Cobb . 

74  See  London  Conference . 


It  was  formerly  part  of  Durham 


37 

0  62 

34 

4  58 

42 

0  83 

58 

1  60 

138 

2  53 

1  10 

141 

3  00 

3  00 

140 

4  60 

3  00 

170 

3  53 

2  35 

t  170 

4  00 

2  50 

124 

3  00 

2  00 

80 

3  82 

1  78 

82 

6  45 

2  02 

102 

5  01 

2  59 

132 

6  59 

5  04 

155 

7  83 

5  80 

164 

7  92 

7  80 

170 

9  00 

5  00 

180 

10  00 

4  02 

215 

10  65 

3  90 

15 

35 

90 

78 

00 


10  50 
6  SI 
00 
00 
05 
25 


12  40 

13  67 

14  00 
10  00 
10  00 

9  50 
10  25 


17 


Napier  set  off, 


+  Arthur  set  off. 


*258 


CIRCUITS 


stations  and  missions. 


MOUNT  PLEASANT. 

village  in  the.  township  rf^fori^onnty^^ '^^tfo^dlmilea. _ 


Year 

1854 

55 

56 

57 

58 

59 

60 
61 
62 

63 

64 

65 

66 

67 

68 

69 

70 

71 

72 

73 

74 


Brantford  Circuit.  Distant 
Names  of  Ministers. 


WilliamS.  Griffin . 

William  S.  Griffin . 

George  Goodson . 

George  Goodson . 

Asaliel  Hurlburt,  William  W.  Clarke 
Asahel  Hurlburt,  William  W.  Clarke . 

John  G.  Laird,  Nicholas  R.  Willoughby,  B.A 

John  Mills,  James  Hams . 

John  Mills . 

John  Mills . 

Jonathan  E.  Betts . 

Alfred  Andrews . 

Alfred  Andrews 

Alfred  Andrews . 

William  Willoughby . 

William  Willoughby . 

William  Willoughby . 

S,e  London  Conference. . 

A  township  in  the  County  of  Northumberland,  Ontario. 

1833  George  Poole . 

34  Daniel  McMullen. . . .  . . .  •  •  ■ . . 

35  Simon  Huntingdon,  Heman  Davis  .  ^ . 

36  Simon  Huntingdon,  William  Deverell . 

37  Cyrus  R.  Allison,  William  Steer . 

38  Cyrus  R.  Allison,  William  Steer.  ^ . 

39  Cvrus  R.  Allison,  Thomas  Coslord.  . 

-  '.  tii  i_  T\~~4nl  VATvirrllt . 

41 

42 

43 

44 


formerly  part  ot 


1?up.  M. 
Fund. 


$12  25 
21  92 
36  00 
28  00 
30  14 
32  25 
43  83 

24  43 

21  50 
30  30 
40  08 

22  00 

25  50 
25  75 

25  96 

26  00 
26  50 
18  75 
20  75 
20  10 


It  was  formerly  part  of  Belleville  Circuit. 


John  Black,  Daniel  Wright, 

John  Black,  Joseph  Reynolds.  . 

John  Black,  Vincent  B.  Howard . 

Vincent  B.  Howard . 

S“  . . MUSKOKA 

is  u  nd  frnm  the  name  of  a  river  which  runs  through 
tta  the  “ete,  Connty  of  Simoon,  Ontario 

Lindsay  44  miles. 

1862  George  McNamara . 

63  George  McNamara . 

64  John  Neelands . 

65  John  W.  Totten . 

66  Abel  Edwards . 

67  Joseph  Colling . 

68  Samuel  B.  Phillips.. •  •  •  •  •  •  •  •  •  ■ . 

69  Samuel  B.  Phillips,  John  B.  Wass.  ... 

70  John  Webster,  Austin  Potter,  Joseph  R.  Gibson 

71  John  Webster,  Thomas  R 

72  John  Webster,  Thomas  J, 

73  See  Bracebridge . 


280  | 

11  50 

I 

346 

12  00 

.... 

486 

15  65 

.... 

,  482 

31  00 

493 

27  12 

.... 

479 

22  57 

438 

20  77 

510 

16  50 

558  . 

20  00 

.... 

|  543 

9  00 

.... 

639 

12  12 

.... 

9  27 

8  87 
11  20 

9  70 
11  00 
12  50 

8  00 
9  88 


the  township  of  Muskoka,  and  empties  itself 
Distant  from  Orillia  35  miles,  and  from 


Reid  , 
Snowden. 


25 

28 

51 

56 

64 

70 

84 

1  30 

1 36 

2  35 

•1  151 

9  19 

142 

9  43 

120 

9  59 

1  91 

3  04 

3  21 

4  00 


6  00 
7  85 
9  19 
10  03 
10  50 
13  16 


Me. 


A  riib*.  on  the  London  Ko.d,  m  fho 

1 862  George  Sexsmith . 

63  William  Tucker . 

64  George  Sexsmith . . 


121 

135 


24 

00 


*  Fairfield  set  off. 


t  Morrison  set  off. 


70 

05 


2  41 
11  25 


WESLEYAN  METHODIST  CONFERENCE. 


259 


Year 

Names  of  Ministers. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Conting. 

Fund. 

Educa. 

Fund. 

Sup.  M. 
Fund. 

1865 

George  Sexsmith . 

1  SO 

$3  43 

3  27 

3  27 

$18  12 

19  92 

16  45 

66 

George  Sexsmith . 

t  ftp; 

#/  oO 

67 

Now  called  Ailsa  Craig,  which  see 

210 

11  28 

McKELLAR. 

A  township  m  the  District  of  Parry  Sound,  Ontario.  Formerly  part  of  Parry  Sound  Mission. 
1872  James  Mooney . 

73  Reuben  Toye . 

74  See  Toronto  Conference . 


105 

108 

2  50 

2  00 

109 

2  60 

2  00 

3  25 
3  25 


N. 


1ST  ANTICOKE. 

A  village  in  the  township  of  Walpole,  on  Lake  Erie,  County  of  Haldimand,  Ontario. 

merly  part  of  Seneca  Circuit. 

1850  John  Baxter . 

51  John  Baxter . 

52  Rowley  Heyland  . 

53  Solomon  Waldron 

54  John  Goodfellow  . 

55  John  Goodfellow,  John  V.  Wilson. 


56  Thomas  Williams,  Christopher  Hamilton. 

57  Thomas  Williams,  William  R.  Morden .  .  . 

58  Thomas  Williams,  Shem  Blanshard . 

59  J ohn  N .  Lake,  William  S.  McCullough. .  . 


John  N.  Lake,  John  C.  Willmott 
John  N.  Lake,  Samuel  J.  Hunter. 


60 
61 
62  'j 

to  >  Included  in  Hulls ville  Circuit. 

71  | 

72  Joseph  Colling . 

73  Joseph  Colling . 

74  See  London  Conference . 


175 

17 

75 

•• 

140 

9 

18 

186 

12 

10 

172 

14 

05 

176 

14 

76 

1 

00 

195 

15 

02 

1 

48 

209 

19 

92 

6 

10 

253 

18 

67 

6 

50 

230 

13 

20 

6 

87 

282 

13 

30 

6 

87 

350 

22 

57 

12 

43 

343 

23 

00 

7 

00 

250 

15’ 

62 

8 

50 

236 

17 

70 

8 

8C 

It  was  for- 


5  87 

3  00 

4  CO 
10  05 
10  44 
10  59 
15  50 
18  07 
18  50 


18  55 
29  00 
33  59 


31  70 
44  40 


NAPANEE. 


The  County  Town  of  the  County  of  Lennox,  Ontario.  It  is  on  the  Napanee  River,  in  the  townships 
Bay  Qu^te  Circuit redenCk8bUrS'  DlStant  from  KinSston  26  nuilesi  It  was  formerly  part  of  the 


1840  Cyrus  R.  Allison,  William  Haw . 

41  Robert  Corson,  Gilbert  Miller  . 

42  Robert  Corson,  Gilbert  Miller . 

43  William  Haw,  Samuel  P.  La  Dow . 

44  Asahel  Hurlburt,  Samuel  P.  La  Dow... 

45  Asahel  Hurlburt,  John  Sanderson . 

46  George  Goodson,  John  Sanderson . 

47  George  Goodson,  John  A.  Williams 

48  William  McFadden,  John  A.  Williams. 

49  Y\  illiam  McFadden,  Thomas  Cleghorn  . 

50  John  Black,  Joseph  Reynolds . 

51  John  Black,  John  W.  German . 

52  David  B.  Madden,  Robert  Brewster. .  . . 

53  David  B.  Madden,  John  D.  Pugh . 

54  George  F.  Playter . 

55  George  F.  Playter . 

56  Benjamin  Slight,  M  A.,  John  Slight .  .  . 
r7  i  Benjamin  Slight,  M.A., 

‘  (  William  English, 

58  William  English,  James  Thompson  . 

59  William  English,  William  W.  Ross 


Samuel  Wilson. 


539 

12  00 

569 

12  25 

601 

12  70 

760 

14  50 

607 

17  78 

512 

14  00 

555 

12  72 

557 

13  00 

464 

13  73 

490 

14  00 

*  530 

16  00 

280 

10  00 

360 

16  28 

333 

16  50 

340 

17  40 

420 

21  90 

6  00 

451 

23  14 

11  40 

403 

15  23 

6  26 

538 

15  92 

3  23 

16  50 
14  00 

12  50 

13  50 
16  00 
20  02 
20  12 

16  75 
18  00 
18  20 
24  00 
12  00 
12  25 

14  00 
14  10 
39  30 

56  00 

17  00 
23  50 


Newburg  set  off. 


2G0 


CIRCUITS,  STATIONS  AND  MISSIONS. 


Year 


1S60 

61 

62 

63 

64 

65 

66 

67 

68 

69 

70 

71 

72 

73 

74 


Names  of  Ministers. 


Francis  Berry!  James  Ash,  Richard  Pretty  .  •  •  •  •  •  •  •  ■ 
Francis  Berry,  Davidson  McDonald,  George  Robson. 
Francis  Berry,  Thomas  W.  Jefiery,  George  Robson. 
Wrn.  McCullough,  T.  W.  Jeflery,  David  Brethour  .  . 
Wm.  McCullough,  David  Brethour,  J.  F.  German 
J.  S.  Clarke,  D.  Kennedy,  B.A.,  G.  H.  Squire,  B.A 

John  S.  Clarke,  Alexander  Campbell . 

John  S.  Clarke,  Alexander  Campbell . 

William  Scott,  Thomas  Kelly . 

William  Scott,  William  Shaw . 

William  Scott,  John  Ridley . . •  •  •  . . 

George  M.  Meacham,  M.A.,  Thomas  Cardus . 

George  M.  Meacham,  M.A . 

George  M.  Meacham,  M.A . 

See  Montreal  Conference . 


No.  of 
Members. 

Conting. 

Fund. 

510 

$13  31 

489 

12  33 

504 

15  02 

576 

15  62 

580 

24  02 

650 

24  25 

*  670 

25  20 

450 

23  65 

450 

20  12 

365 

21  25 

375 

15  80 

400 

18  70 

+  482 

36  27 

348 

30  98 

366 

38  25 

13  10 

13  25 
10  00 
15  35 

7  50 
12  00 
15  60 

14  57 
18  20 


Sup.  M. 
Fund. 


$20  80 

24  34 

34  37 

25  00 

26  CO 
26  50 
50  00 
40  00 
60  00 

35  00 
.35  (JO 
35  25 

77  00 

78 
221 


75 

00 


NAPIER. 

A  Vill‘Se  K£t' ta SoSmS' 


1860  James  Thornton  .  . . 

61  William  W.  Miller 

62  William  AY.  Miller. 


63  William  W.  Miller . 

64  John  K.  Williston . 

65  Elias  W.  Frazee . 

66  John  L.  Kerr . 

67  James  Laird . 

68  James  Laird . 

69  Ebenezer  Teskey . 

70  Ebenezer  Teskey . 

71  James  H.  Stonehouse.  . 

72  James  H.  Stonehouse. . 

73  John  R.  Isaac  . 

74  See.  London  Conference 


59 

2 

03 

1 

00 

72 

7 

75 

3 

14 

78 

6 

58 

2 

38 

91 

6 

23 

4 

51 

93 

5 

84  1 

1 

96 

90 

5 

90  ! 

2 

00 

82 

4 

14  ; 

.  2 

09  i 

74 

4 

54 

2 

81 

75 

4 

60  ; 

3 

75 

61 

4 

10 

3 

75 

65 

4 

15  [ 

4 

00 

70 

3 

90 

4 

00 

70 

4 

00 

4 

25 

61 

6 

76 

2 

00 

2  00 
8  50 

7  61 

8  33 
10  68 

9  60 
8  64 
8  50 
8  50 
8  00 
8  00 
8  00 

10  00 
10  50 


NELSON. 

A  village  and  township  in  the  County  of  Halton,  Ontario. 


Distant  from  Hamilton  12  miles. 


1832  Samuel  Belton,  John  Armstrong. 

33  George  Bissell,  John  Iv.  Williston 

34  James  Norris,  Lewis  Warner . 

35  James  Norris,  Schuyler  Stewart 


36  Edwy  M.  Ryerson .  _ 

Edwy  M.  Ryerson,  William  Coleman  . 

Hamilton  Biggar,  John  Law. - - - - - 

„„  Hamilton  Biggar,  Samuel  C.  Plnlp  ..  . 

40  Rowley  Heyland,  Samuel  C.  Philp.  . . 

41  Rowley  Heyland,  Robert  Darlington 


37 

38 

39 


42  Matthew  Whiting,  Robert  Darlington . 

43  Matthew  Whiting.  Thomas  Cosford . 

44  Thomas  Cosford,  William  Philp . 

45  Peter  Ker,  William  Philp . 

46  James  Spencer,  Peter  Ker . 

47  William  Willoughby,  James  Spencer . 

48  William  Willoughby,  James  Spencer . 

49  Thomas  Cosford,  rI  homas  J eflers . 

50  Thomas  Cosford,  Thomas  Jeffers. . 

51  Joseph  W.  MeCallum,  Charles  Fish . 

52  Joseph  W.  MeCallum,  John  Hunt. .  . . .  •  •  •  •  • 

53  J.  W.  MeCallum,  J.  Hunt,  R,  Fowler,  M.D. 

54  Thomas  Campbell,  Ashton  Fletcher . 

55  Thomas  Campbell . 

56  Thomas  Campbell . 

57  Circuit  now  divided.  See  Oakville  and  Wat 


555 

1  495 

462 

490 

....  | 

462 

24  09 

527 

25  80 

.... 

503 

36  00 

... 

545 

27  42 

.... 

520 

23  39 

465 

28  00 

....  , 

865 

23  54 

... 

778 

27  24 

510 

31  40 

500 

32  00 

445 

19  10 

429 

21  64 

479 

20  63 

480 

28  63 

457 

29  00 

485 

24  10 

579 

26  07 

.... 

576 

33  62 

.  X  307 

25  38 

10  37 

351 

27  92 

13  92 

n  442 

23  14 

12  55 

5  11 
25  30 
41  00 
32  00 
21  10 
18  00 

17  00 
11  30 
11  00 
20  00 

18  77 
25  09 

34  00 

35  00 
30  95 
32  81 
35  05 
48  00 
48  00 

44  75 

45  00 
47  35 
17  75 
41  50 
39  03 


*  Selby  set  off. 


t  Morven  and  Gosport  set  off. 


:  Milton  and  Waterdown  set  off. 


WESLEYAN  METHODIST  CONFERENCE. 


261 


NEWBORO’. 

A  village  on  the  Rideau  Canal,  in  the  townships  of  North  and  South  Crosby,  County  of  Leeds, 
Ontario.  Distant  from  Brockville  38  miles,  from  Kingston  32  miles.  It  was  formerly  part  of 
Crosby  Circuit. 


Year 


Names  of  Ministers. 


1846  Matthew  Connor . 

47  Alvah  Adams . 

48  Alvah  Adams . 

49  Vincent  B.  Howard . 

50  Vincent  B.  Howard . 

51  Michael  Baxter,  John  Mills . 

52  Michael  Baxter . 

53  Robert  Robinson . 

54  Robert  Robinson . 

55  William  M.  Pattyson . 

56  William  M.  Pattyson . 

57  William  M.  Pattyson . 

58  George  Beynon . 

59  George  Beynon . 

60  George  Beynon . 

61  Richard  M.  Hammond,  Thomas  G.  Williams 

62  Richard  M.  Hammond . 

Bedford  united  with  it. 

63  James  Masson,  Alexander  Lester . 

64  James  Norris,-  John  Holmes . 

65  James  Norris,  George  Ferguson  . . .  ,\ . 

66  Edmund  S.  Shorey,  Robert  Bruce . 

67  Edmund  S.  Shorey . 

68  Edwin  Fessant . 

69  Edwin  Fessant . 

70  Edwin  Fessant . 

71  William  Richardson . 

72  William  Richardson . 

73  William  Richardson . 

74  See  Montreal  Conference . 


No.  of 
Members. 

Conting. 

Fund. 

Educa. 

Fund. 

Sup.  M. 
Fund. 

150 

• 

•• 

163 

$2 

23 

$2 

39 

145 

2 

55 

2 

45 

213 

4 

87 

-2 

83 

200 

5 

07 

4 

85 

205 

5 

00 

5 

20 

194 

9 

18 

17 

00 

234 

S 

00 

6 

00 

215 

7 

00 

8 

00 

*  250 

7 

50 

$4 

50 

9 

00 

100 

5 

05 

2 

50 

6 

00 

128 

5 

25 

3 

00 

6 

50 

100 

6 

35 

3 

00 

6 

00 

106 

7 

50 

4 

00 

8 

00 

112 

7 

05 

2 

04 

8 

25 

111 

6 

51 

2 

10 

8 

38 

119 

3 

91 

1 

11 

10 

25 

125 

6 

45 

4 

06 

13 

53 

130 

7 

00 

2 

95 

12 

00 

131 

5 

50 

2 

00 

14 

50 

142 

6 

02 

2 

55 

10 

55 

134 

7 

08 

3 

27 

12 

25 

145 

9 

59 

6 

00 

14 

01 

150 

9 

60 

6 

50 

20 

30 

150 

10 

59 

8 

62 

22 

00 

149 

9 

35 

7 

11 

16 

00 

147 

10 

77 

5 

09 

18 

04 

150 

9 

11 

3 

33 

18 

15 

NEW  BURG. 

A  village  on  the  Napanee  River,  in  the  township  of  Camden,  County  of  Addington,  Ontario.  It  was 
formerly  part  of  Napanee  Circuit.  Distant  from  Kingston  23  miles,  from  Napanee  7  miles. 


1851  Joseph  Reynolds . 

.... 

.... 

52  Benjamin  Jones . ., . 

226 

7  25 

13  38 

53  Benjamin  Jones . 

303 

5  00 

5  20 

54  Charles  Fish . 

320 

7  25 

13  40 

55  Charles  Fish . 

312 

8  92 

13  15 

56  Charles  Fish . 

350 

9  00 

6  00 

20  00 

57  Gifford  Dorey . 

420 

12  18 

7'  00 

26  00 

58  Gifford  Dorey . 

400 

9  62 

4  82 

24  18 

59  Gifford  Dorey . 

408 

11  57 

6  01 

21  53 

60  Jay  S.  Youmans,  Nathaniel  Burwash,  B.  A . 

496 

12  35 

5  01 

21  24 

61  Jay  S.  Youmans . 

379 

10  67 

4  65 

31  25 

62  William  H.  Poole,  Kenneth  McKenzie . 

385 

11  00 

5  00 

32  00 

63  William  H.  Poole,  Thomas  Brock . 

405 

4  75 

6  78 

16  50 

64  George  McRitchie,  Davidson  McDonald . 

440 

4  78 

5  37 

15  00 

65  George  McRitchie,  Davidson  McDonald . 

411 

7  78 

4  97 

18  35 

66  George  McRitchie,  George  H.  Squire,  B.A . 

390 

9  13 

5  28 

25  91 

67  James  Gray,  William  Shaw . 

395 

13  24 

5  34 

35  65 

68  James  Gray,  William  Shaw . 

386 

19  21 

7  03 

40  35 

69  James  Gray,  Robert  Bell . . 

400 

15  11 

15  87 

45  54 

70  James  Greener,  Robert  Bell . 

480 

20  38 

16  40 

44  50 

71  Samuel  C.  Philp,  jr.,  Christopher  L.  Thompson . 

485 

20  46 

21  90 

61  00 

72  Samuel  C.  Philp,  jr. ,  Charles  E.  McIntyre . 

450 

21  00 

7  83 

25  50 

73  Andrew  A.  Smith,  JohnG.  Crozier . 

456 

22  05 

7  94 

61  05 

74  See  Montreal  Conference . 

457 

22  08 

7  02 

55  00 

Elgin  set  off. 


262 


CIRCUITS,  STATIONS  AND  MISSIONS. 


NEWBURY. 

A  village  in  the  township  of  Mosa,  County  of  Middlesex,  Ontario.  It  was  formerly  part  of 

Wardsville  Mission. 


Year 


Names  of  Ministers. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Conting. 

Fund. 

Educa. 

Fund. 

Sup.  M. 
Fund. 

125 

$11  00 

$3  03 

$11  08 

130 

12  00 

3  44 

15  00 

130 

12  53 

5  15 

15  85 

131 

9  10 

6  00 

18  00 

124 

9  43 

8  00 

20  62 

127 

9  58 

6  00 

27  81 

130 

11  54 

3  89 

20  80 

See  London  Conference . 

137 

12  26 

4  51 

21  55 

NEWCASTLE. 

A  village  in  the  township  of  Clarke,  County  ot  Durham,  Ontario.  It  was  iormerly  part  of  the  Bow- 
manville  and  Port  Hope  Circuits.  Distant  from  Port  Hope  18  miles,  from  Toronto  47  miles. 


1852  John  English . . . 

53  John  English . 

54  William  S.  Blackstock . 

55  W'illiam  S.  Blackstock,  John  C.  Ash . 

56  William  Philp,  Daniel  Jackson . 

57  William  Philp,  Edward  Cragg . 

58  William  Philp,  William  E.  Walker . 

59  Francis  Coleman,  James  Graham . 

60  Francis  Coleman,  Robert  0.  “Wilson . 

61  Francis  Coleman,  George  H.  Cornish . 

62  I.  B.  Aylesworth,  M.D.,  T.  Brock,  A.  McCann 

63  Alexander  Campbell,  James  Hannon.  . . 

64  Alexander  Campbell,  Edward  Morrow,  B.A . 

65  A.  Campbell,  W.  C.  Washington,  B.A.,  R.  Kerr...  . 

66  William  McCullough,  Andrew  B.  Chambers . 

67  William  McCullough,  Daniel  F.  Gee . 

.68  Thomas  Cleghorn,  James  A.  McClung . 

69  Thomas  Cleghorn,  Richard  W.  Williams . 

70  William  McDonagh,  William  J.  Jolliffe . 

71  William  McDonagh,  William  J.  Jolliffe . 

72  William  McDonagh,  Christopher  L.  Thompson 

73  I.  B.  Aylesworth,  M.D.,  Newton  Hill . 

74  See  Toronto  Conference  . 


... 

125 

5 

32 

3 

27 

137 

5 

45  ; 

3 

30 

177 

10 

08 

5 

60 

26 

25 

195 

16 

00 

8 

05 

30 

00 

228 

20 

32 

10 

11 

28 

00 

258 

19 

22 

10 

00 

30 

75 

295 

19 

50 

9 

50 

32 

00 

369 

19 

94 

9 

70 

40 

00 

371 

18 

64 

9 

70 

41 

31 

383 

18 

70 

8 

40 

55 

35 

447 

13 

36 

10 

00 

54 

45 

382 

16 

41 

9 

45 

46 

95 

375 

16 

21 

8 

59 

53 

87 

327 

17 

67 

11 

09 

62 

50 

300 

18 

60 

11 

30 

50 

00 

300 

20 

00 

11 

91 

52 

00 

298 

20 

67 

14 

00 

54 

75 

341 

22 

00 

15 

00 

60 

00 

361 

22 

80 

15 

60 

69 

31 

453 

24 

20 

16 

00 

75 

00 

456 

25 

23 

17 

00 

100 

23 

475 

22 

99 

7 

16 

92 

00 

NEW  GLASGOW. 


A  village  in  the  township  of  Lacorne,  County  of  Terrebonne,  Quebec.  It  was  formerly  part  of 

Wesley ville  Circuit. 


1865  Garrett  J.  Dingman 

66  Garrett  J.  Dingman 

67  John  Scott . 

68  John  Scott . 

69  Thomas  Kelly  . 

70  George  H.  Squire,  B.A.. 

71  George  H.  Squire,  B.A. . 

72  George  H.  Squire,  B.A.. 

73  'David  Winter . 

74  See  Montreal  Conference 


62 

4  55 

66 

5  29 

64 

5  30 

66 

5  00 

64 

5  50 

64 

4  00 

67 

6  49 

58 

6  65 

61 

11  10 

2  15 

14  00 

2  20 

10  02 

2  23 

10  10 

3  00 

9  00 

4  00 

7  00 

4  00 

13  00 

4  00 

10  00 

2  50 

20  00 

6  53 

34  00 

NEW  IRELAND. 


A  township  in  the  County  of  Megantic,  Quebec.  It  was  formerly  part  of  Quebec  Circuit. 


1835  Edmund  S.  Ingalls  . 

36  John  Borland . 

37  John  Borland . 

38  John  Borland . 

39  John  B.  Selley,  M.D 

40  Edmund  S.  Ingalls  . 

41  Edmund  S.  Ingalls  . 

42  Thomas  Campbell .  .  . 


127 

204 

239 

230 

260 

252 

230 


WESLEYAN  METHODIST  CONFERENCE. 


263 


Year 

Names  of  Ministers. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Conting. 

Fund. 

Educa. 

Fund. 

Sup.  M. 
Fund. 

1843 

231 

44 

45 

Thomas  Campbell . 

280 

293 

46 

285 

47 

to  [  Included  in  the  Leeds  Circuit. 

57  ^ 

149 

*4  75 

$2  00 

$5  00 

60 

61 

62 

137 

3 

40 

1  30 

4  34 

120 

3 

50 

1  40 

4  40 

119 

1 

25 

0  80 

2  25 

63 

64 

65 

66 

67 

68 

69 

70 

71 

79 

140 

2 

50 

1  50 

4  00 

160 

4 

00 

3  00 

6  25 

Thomas  Rell  . 

163 

3 

90 

3  25 

6  00 

125 

3 

91 

1  50 

9  00 

123 

3 

00 

0  78 

7  70 

101 

3 

49 

1  15 

8  11 

99 

4 

62 

0  90 

7  03 

152 

5 

28 

3  50 

8  00 

151 

5 

38 

5  00 

8  00 

156 

5 

50 

5  00 

12  00 

73  See  Inverness . s. . . 

122 

5 

50 

2 ‘75 

11  68 

NEWMARKET 

A  town  in  the  township  of  Whitchurch,  County  of  York, 

It  was  formerly  part  of  Yonge 

Robert  Corson,  Thomas  Fawcett . 

Horace  Dean,  Cornelius  Flummerfelt . 

Horace  Dean,  John  Lever . 

Simon  Huntingdon,  John  Lever . 

Edmund  Shepherd,  George  R.  Sanderson . 

Edmund  Shepherd,  James  Spencer . 


Ontario.  Distant  from  Toronto  34  miles. 
Street  Circuit. 


1834 

35 

36 

37 

38 

39 

40 

41 

42 

43 

44 

45 

46 

47 


Matthew  Whiting . 

Matthew  Whiting . . 

Ezra  Adams,  Charles  W.  M.  Gilbert 

Ezra  Adams . 

Ezra  Adams,  Benjamin  Jones . 

John  Baxter . 

John  Baxter,  John  W.  Cawthorne. .  . 
William  Yroung . 

48  William  Young,  Alexander  Campbell. 

49  "  ' '  '  ~  ’  " 

50 

51 

52 

53 

54 

55 


William  Young,  Alexander  Campbell . 

Joseph  Messmore,  John  Goodfellow . 

Joseph  Messmore,  John  Goodfellow . 

William  Willoughby,  Robert  Lochead . 

William  WTilloughby,  Richard  J.  Forman . 

William  Willoughby,  William  McDonagh  .... 
William  Willoughby,  John  S.  Clarke . 

r /»  \ 

„  f-  Called  Aurora  Circuit — which  see  . 

57  } 

58  William  McFadden,  John  Potts . 

59  William  McFadden,  John  Scott . 

60  Kennedy  Creighton,  George  M.  Meaeham,  B.A. 

61  Kennedy  Creighton,  George  M.  Meaeham,  B.A. 

62  Kennedy  Creighton,  Thomas  Feather . 

63  Joseph  Sheply,  Thomas  Bell  . 

64  Joseph  Sheply,  Thomas  Bell  . 

65  Joseph  Sheply,  Phineas  D.  Will . 

66  John  Shaw,  Joseph  Colling . 

67  John  Shaw,  Andrew  B.  Chambers,  A.  Cunningham.. 

68  Andrew  B.  Chambers . 

69  Andrew  A.  Smith . 

70  Andrew  A.  Smith . 

71  Andrew  A.  Smith . 

72  Wesley  Casson . 

73  Wesley  Casson . 

74  See  Toronto  Conference . 

*  Kleinburg  set  off. 


644 

23 

05 

537 

20 

40 

454 

7 

66 

5 

50 

333 

23 

88 

7 

44 

360 

24 

00 

9 

12 

490 

8 

00 

9 

10 

310 

10 

50 

5 

00 

422 

11 

00 

3 

00 

503 

12 

10 

4 

73 

420 

15 

43 

5 

32 

363 

12 

07 

10 

50 

387 

18 

07 

8 

50 

361 

16 

07 

4 

50 

404 

20 

52 

5 

10 

449 

20 

62 

11 

27 

450 

18 

18 

14 

23 

*  396 

18 

40 

14 

50 

396 

16 

50 

14 

55 

381 

21 

66 

15 

00 

470 

24 

00 

18 

27 

455 

11 

87 

6 

06 

20 

47 

438 

27 

02 

10 

37 

37 

60 

409 

19 

40 

8 

00 

30 

23 

389 

12 

50 

4 

00 

42 

00 

335 

10 

40 

5 

00 

43 

00 

315 

11 

20 

4 

15 

34 

43 

340 

10 

00 

5 

00 

30 

00 

290 

11 

18 

6 

00 

41 

32 

310 

14 

26 

6 

20 

41 

80 

276 

14 

11 

6 

32 

48 

40 

280 

14 

20 

6 

52. 

30 

03 

t  273 

14 

75 

6 

62 

30 

25 

72 

8 

37 

4 

75 

10 

00 

76 

7 

46 

5 

80 

10 

25 

99 

7 

51 

5 

82 

10 

35 

102 

5 

07 

4 

20 

10 

27 

60 

7 

00 

3 

40 

9 

10 

59 

7 

60 

3 

60 

10 

00 

j-  Aurora  set  off. 


264 


CIRCUITS,  STATIONS  AND  MISSIONS. 


NIAGARA. 

A  town  at  the  mohth  of  the  Niagara  River,  on  Lake  Ontario,  in  the  County  of  Lincoln,  Ontario. 
This  was  the  third  Circuit  formed  in  Upper  Canada  :  it  extended  westward  beyond  Oxford,  south¬ 
ward  to  Long  Point,  and  eastward  to  Little  York,  or  Toronto.  See  Stevens’  Life  of  Bangs,  p.  131. 


Year 

Ministers. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Year 

1795  Darius  Dunham . 

65 

1815 

96  James  Coleman . 

64 

16 

97 

James  Coleman,  Michael  Coate.  . 

140 

17 

98 

James  Coleman,  Michael  Coate. . 

154 

18 

99  James  Coleman . 

154 

19 

1800  Joseph  Sawver . 

204 

20 

1  Joseph  Sawyer,  Seth  Crowell. . . . 

320 

21 

Long  Point  united  with  it  2  y’rs. 

22 

2 

John  Robinson,  Daniel  Pickett. . 

620 

23 

3 

S.  Keeler,  S.  Howe,  R.  Harris  . . 

650 

24 

4 

D.  Pickett,  L.  Bishop,  N.  Bangs 

620 

25 

5 

Gershom  Pearce,  Andrew  Prindel 

500 

26 

6 

Thomas  Whitehead,  Robert  Perry 

519 

27 

7 

Thos.  Whitehead,  Ninian  Holmes 

704 

28 

8 

Henry  Ryan,  Isaac  B.  Smith _ 

791 

29 

9  Henry  Ryan,  Robert  Perry . 

550 

30 

10 

Andrew  Prindel,  Joseph  Gatehell 

657 

31 

11 

I.  B.  Smith,  Peter  Covenhoven. . 

527 

32 

12 

Andrew  Prindel,  Ninian  Holmes 

527 

to 

13 

Ninian  Holmes . 

53 

14 

No  record,  owing  to  the  war _ 

Ministers. 


William  Brown. 


J.  W.  Byam,  George  Ferguson 
I.  B.  Smith,  George  Ferguson. 
I.  B.  Smith,  D.  Shepherdson  . 

Isaac  Puffer . 

Isaac  Puffer,  John  Tackabury.. 


Ezra  Adams,  William  Ryerson 
Thomas  Demorest,  Wm.  Ryerson 
Thomas  Demorest,  Win.  Griffis. 
John  Ryerson,  William  Griffis  . 
David  Youmans,  Rowley  Hey  land 
Jas.  Richardson,  Joseph  Gatehell 
Jas.  Richardson,  Edmund  Stc 
Edmund  Stonev,  Ephraim  Evans 
Josepit  Messmore,  Ephraim  Evans 


Included  in  Stamford  and  Drum 
mondville  Circuits. 


No.  of 
Members. 


220 

372 

396 

796 

694 

619 

426 

487 

453 

462 

492 

421 

480 

523 

434 

458 

682 

850 


Year 

Names  of  Ministers. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Conting. 

Fund. 

Educa. 

Fund. 

Sup.  M. 
Fund. 

1854  Claudius  Byrne . 

55  G.  N.  A.  F.  T.  Dickson . 

80 

$11  80 

$4  00 

$4  75 

56 

G.  N.  A.  F.  T.  Dickson . 

69 

10  00 

2  00 

12  00 

57 

John  Wakefield . 

66 

7  75 

3  75 

8  00 

58  John  Wakefield . 

113 

9  43 

4  00 

11  75 

59 

Alexander  Sutherland  . 

137 

9  00 

4  25 

12  00 

60 

Alexander  Sutherland  . ' . 

147 

16  49 

5  06 

15  00 

61 

Thomas  Cobb . 

121 

10  66 

3  00 

7  00 

62  Thomas  Cobb . 

95 

10  38 

3  00 

7  00 

63 

William  Richardson . 

89 

6  44 

3  28 

5  50 

64 

William  Richardson . 

75 

8  25 

2  78 

5  55 

65  George  H.  Field . 

74 

8  66 

2  93 

6  90 

66 

George  H.  Field . 

93 

10  00 

6  06 

8  08 

67  Ephraim  J..  Koyl . 

82 

10  36 

4  40 

9  60 

68  Ephraim  1..  Koyl . 

83 

6  15 

4  60 

9  67 

69  John  N.  Lake . 

75 

8  98 

5  00 

9  88 

70  William  11.  Withrow,  M.A . 

77 

8  00 

6  00 

10  00 

71 

William  II.  Withrow,  M.A . 

79 

4  25 

8  50 

8  50 

72  William  H.  Withrow,  M.A . 

79 

4  50 

7  10 

7  75 

73  Charles  Silvester . 

77 

6  80 

1  90 

5  48 

74  See  London  Conference . 

74 

9  53 

3  51 

11  08 

NISSOURI. 

A  village  in  the  township  of  East  Nissouri,  County  of  Oxford,  Ontario. 

Mission. 

John  Doel  . 

George  Kennedy . 

George  Kennedy . 

62  George  Kennedy . 

63  Richard  Pinch . 

William  W.  Miller . 

William  W.  Miller . !!’!!!!!!! 

Thomas  Robson . 

Thomas  Robson . 

Thomas  Robson . 


It  was  formerly  Thamesford 


1859 

60 

61 


64 

65 

66 

67 

68 


84 

2  53 

2  00 

116 

2  50 

2  00  ' 

108 

3  00 

1  00 

112 

3  25 

1  50 

86 

5  45 

2  95 

97 

6  93 

3  71 

91 

9  07 

2  78 

101 

9  15 

2  80 

115 

9  25 

2  85 

2 

2 

4 

4 

8 

12- 

14 

11 


19 

00 

00 

25 

62 

28 

74 

80 


12  00 


Fort  George  and  Queenston  set  off. 


WESLEYAN  METHODIST  CONFERENCE. 


265 


Year 

Names  of  Ministers. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Conting. 

Fund. 

Educa. 

Fund. 

Sup.  M. 
Fund. 

1869  Charles  Stringfellow . 

105 

$10  24 

$3  94 

$12  25 

70  Christopher  Cookman,  Jabez  Edmonds . 

98 

10  00 

4  00 

10  00 

71 

Christopher  Cookman,  Abel  Edwards . 

177 

13  64 

7  50 

13  17 

72 

Christopher  Cookman,  James  Turner . 

183 

13  85 

7  96 

16  00 

73  Hugh  McLean,  William  Godwin . 

183 

14  22 

7  05 

16  00 

74  See  London  Conference . 

172 

15  01 

6  97 

17  25 

NORFOLK. 

A  Mission  in  the  County  of  Norfolk,  Ontario.  It  was  formed  from  parts  of  tlie  Simeoe,  Port  Dover 

and  Hullsville  Circuits. 

1866  William  C.  Watson,  B.  A . .  ....  ,  ....  i  ....  i  .... 

67  Name  of  Mission  changed  to  Waterford . |  80  |  5  65  |  2  50  I  6  00 


NORTH  AUGUSTA. 

A  village  in  the  township  of  Augusta,  County  of  Grenville,  Ontario,  it  was  formerly  Augusta 

Circuit. 


1868  Silas  Huntingdon . 

260 

•  10  15 

4  50 

20  00 

69  Edward  A.  Ward,  William  Raney . 

306 

9  00 

5  50 

20  00 

70  William  C.  Washington,  M.A . 

308 

10  01 

6  00 

20  15 

71  Andrew  L.  Peterson . 

*  145 

4  53 

3  00 

16  16 

72  Andrew  L.  Peterson . 

145 

4  50 

2  20 

10  00 

73  John  C.  Garrett . 

145 

■4  20 

1  60 

6  CO 
8  22 

74  See  Montreal  Conference . 

119 

7  20 

2  68 

NORTH  GORE. 


A  township  in  the  County  of  Argentieul,  Quebec. 

1867  William  S.  McCullough,  B.A . . 

68  William  S.  McCullough,  B.A . 

69  John  Russell . 

70  John  Russell . 

71  Henry  Meyers . 

72  William  Knox . 

73  John  Hiscox . 

74  See  Montreal  Conference . 


formerly  part  of  the  La  Chute 

Circuit. 

116 

3  80 

1  75 

5*00 

116 

3  75 

2  00 

5  25 

103 

1  17 

1  15 

2  50 

106 

3  17 

1  53 

3  38 

93 

2  25 

0  50 

2  00 

91 

1  90 

1  29 

6  00 

81 

1  15 

1  30 

4  00 

NORTH  GOWER. 

A  village  and  township  in  the  County  of  Carleton,  Ontario.  It  was  formerly  part  of  Richmond 

Circuit. 


1860  James  Armstrong . 

61  James  Armstrong . 

62  Richard  Wilson . 

63  Richard  Wilson . 

64  Richard  Wilson,  William  McCullough  'B.), 

65  William  M.  Pattyson . 

66  William  M.  Pattyson . 

67  Charles  Taggart . 

68  Charles  Taggart . 

69  Charles  Taggart . 

70  Jabez  B.  Keough . 

71  Jabez  B.  Keough  . .• . 

72  Jabez  B.  Keough,  William  S.  Jamieson  .  .  . 

73  Richard  M.  Hammond . 

74  See  Montreal  Conference . 


256 

4 

60 

2 

00 

18 

OO 

271 

3 

52 

2 

38 

11 

40 

274 

4 

02 

2 

00 

9 

00 

330 

6 

28 

1 

83 

9 

10 

335 

7 

71 

2 

86 

10 

13 

286 

8 

00 

3 

00 

10 

25 

313 

8 

50 

3 

25 

12 

50 

322 

11 

03 

3 

43 

14 

00 

320 

7 

85 

6 

00 

20 

30 

377 

.9 

49 

5 

00 

22 

00 

372 

5 

35 

7 

00 

21 

00 

330 

3 

75 

3 

75  . 

21 

63 

333 

4 

42 

6 

26 

18 

66 

370 

4 

50 

6 

30 

24 

18 

NORTH  SHERBROOKE. 

A  Mission  in  the  north  part  of  the  township  of  Sherbrooke,  County  of  Lanark,  Ontario.  It  was 

formerly  part  of  Rokeby  Mission. 

1865  Ebenezer  Teskey . i  ....  i  ....  ,  ....  i  .... 

66  United  with  Lanark . I  38  I  2  22  !  1  70  I  2  69 


NORTH  WAKEFIELD. 

A  village  and  township  in  the  County  of  Ottawa,  Ontario.  It  was  formerly  Gatineau  Mission. 


1860  Andrew  Armstrong . 

6!  Andrew  Armstrong . 

91 

5  00 

0  20 

5  90 

62  Andrew  Armstrong . 

90 

5  10 

1  00 

6  00 

Maitland  set  off. 


266 


CIRCUITS,  STATIONS  AND  MISSIONS. 


Year 


1863  Garrett  J.  Dingman,  George  H.  Kenney 

64  Garrett  J.  Dingman . 

65  Richard  N.  Adams . 

66  Richard  N.  Adams . 

67  Richard  N.  Adams . 

68  Daniel  Connolly,  Robert  Lee . 

69  Samuel  Teeson,  Thomas  Haddon . 

70  Samuel  Teeson,  Richard  Shier . 

71  Samuel  Teeson,  William  Buchanan 

72  George  G.  Huxtable . 

73  George  G.  Huxtable . 

74  See  Montreal  Conference . 


NORWICH. 


1843  Thomas  McMullen. 

44  David  Hardie . 

45  Rowley  Heyland.. . 

46  Solomon  Snider 

47  Solomon  Snider  . .  . 

48  Robert  Corson . 

49  Robert  Corson . 


Hill. 


60  Francis  Chapman. .  .  . 

51  Francis  Chapman. . . 

52  Matthew  Swann . 

53  Matthew  Swann . 

54  Peter  German . 

55  Peter  German,  Darius  M. 

56  Peter  German . 

57  Joseph  Sheply . 

58  Joseph  Sheply . 

59  Thomas  Robson,  Francis  W.  Ware . 

60  James  Harris,  Samuel  W.  Messmore.  . . . 

61  James  Harris . 

62  Edwin  Peake,  John  N.  Hewitt . 

63  Edwin  Peake,  William  Taylor . 

64  Edwin  Peake,  William  C.  Watson,  B.A. 

65  Alfred  Andrews . 

66  Alfred  Andrews . 

67  Alfred  Andrews  . 

68  William  F.  Morrison,  James  Moss . 

69  William  Bryers,  Peter  W.  Jones . 

70  William  Bryers . 

71  William  Bryers . 

72  John  F.  German,  M.A . 

73  John  F.  German,  M.A . 

74  See  London  Conference . 


No.  of 
Members. 

Conting. 

Fund. 

Educa. 

Fund. 

Sup.  M. 
Fund. 

89 

$5  00 

$1  05 

$11  10 

150 

5  46 

2  00 

6  06 

120 

3  60 

2  00 

5  00 

140 

5  40 

2  40 

6  51 

130 

5  18 

2  59 

10  69 

no 

5  86 

2  62 

10  00 

158 

6  00 

5  00 

10  50 

157 

6  91 

10  06 

17  62 

157 

5  50 

10  38 

14  46 

164 

5  60 

6  52 

27  12 

194 

5  62 

3  50 

36  62 

144 

3  83 

3  00 

19  33 

o.  Distant 
es. 

from  Woodstock  17  i 

niles,  from 

.... 

143 

8  58 

6  00 

395 

10  69 

9  00 

130 

9  00 

5  75 

126 

4  00 

2  00 

90 

132 

4  50 

4  25 

133 

6  00 

5  00 

160 

10  00 

9  95 

165 

9  82 

10  00 

251 

10  43 

10  18 

251 

9  05 

8  00 

287 

20  00 

8  00 

290 

13  80 

1  00 

13  27 

300 

8  00 

.... 

5  00 

240 

11  00 

6  00 

270 

11  75 

4  00 

10  00 

290 

10  80 

4  20  . 

10  50 

286 

9  41 

3  00 

22  12 

287 

8  37 

2  02 

17  00 

290 

8  39 

2  20 

17  12 

305 

8  40 

2  50 

27  50 

270 

8  49 

2  60 

13  60 

220 

9  05 

4  00 

21  40 

229 

10  70 

4  43 

15  72 

298 

11  08 

6  00 

14  00 

325 

16  50 

8  00 

11  70 

*  263 

13  63 

7  47 

17  10 

158 

9  72 

5  40 

21  30 

168 

10  30 

5  60 

21  56 

170 

10  49 

6  00 

15  89 

173 

12  85 

4  50 

20  62 

NORWOOD. 


A  village  in  the  township  of  Asphodel,  County  of  Peterboro’,  Ontario. 

del  Mission.  It  is  distant  from  Peterboro’  20  miles,  from 


It  was  formerly  called  Aspho- 
Toronto  100  miles. 


1845 

46 

47 

48 

49 

50 

51 

52 

53 

54 

55 

56 

57 

58 


Richard  Phelps,  Robert  Robinson . 

Richard  Phelps . 

268 

256 

256 

17  58 

12  75 

12  80 

7  54 

8  18 

8  30 

John  Sanderson,  Nelson  Brown . 

215 

9  35 

5  40 

William  Morton . 

230 

4  02 

4  10 

William  Morton,  Andrew  A.  Smith . 

156 

5  32 

4  63 

George  F.  Playter,  William  Sanderson . 

247 

8  94 

6  67 

James  C.  Slater . 

182 

10  12 

7  87 

Jainee  O.  Slater,  John  Fawcett  . 

153 

9  50 

2  50 

George  Carr,  John  Fawcett . 

307 

9  85 

9  27 

George  Carr,  Amos  E.  Russ . 

310 

10  08 

2  50 

7  50 

John  Goodfellow,  Andrew  L.  Peterson . 

256 

6  58 

2  00 

7  49 

John  Goodfellow,  Daniel  Jackson . 

233 

6  34 

2  20 

9  47 

Henry  McDowell,  James  Hannon . 

254 

5  92 

2  25 

6  20 

Otterville  set  off. 


WESLEYAN  METHODIST  CONFERENCE. 


267 


Year 

Names  of  Ministers. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Conting. 

Fund. 

Educa. 

Fund. 

Sup.  M. 
Fund. 

1859  Henry  McDowell,  John  Shannon . 

233 

359 

$6  89 

8  02 

$2  67 

3  24 

$9  32 

20  12 

61 

~  J  v  - - * 

319 

8  14 

3  25 

20  25 

289 

6  25 

2  35 

13  00 

*  167 

5  25 

2  05 

7  10 

64  Samuel  Wilson . 

155 

5  20 

2  00 

7  00 

65 

143 

5  30 

2  00 

7  20 

66 

118 

5  58 

1  36 

8  61 

67 

68 

126 

7  29 

2  25 

9  16 

128 

7  29 

2  30 

9  50 

126 

7  46 

3  58 

9  12 

7(1  William  M  Pattvsnn . 

166 

7  50 

4  00 

10  00 

71 

72 

180 

7  75 

5  15 

10  50 

182 

7  85 

5  25 

10  75 

73  Joseph  Hill . 

177 

10  21 

2  87 

12  63 

161 

11  29 

3  00 

11  33 

NOTTAWASAG 
So  called  from  the  name  of  a  township  in  th 
184-7  Hen  rv  Rei  d . .  .  . . . 

A. 

e  County  o 

’  Simeoe,  0 

ntario. 

48 

39 

49 

) . 

53 

3  00 

to 

52 

53 
to 

56 

57 

58 

>  Supplied  from  Barrie. 

|  Included  in  Osprey  Mission. 

George  T.  Richardson,  Benjamin  Sherlock . 

168 

4  98 

2  75 

3  81 

59 

168 

2  78 

2  00 

4  03 

60 

127 

2  46 

2  00 

4  05 

61 

62 

125 

4  02 

2  46 

4  10 

63 

129 

3  00 

1  40 

5  00 

64 

153 

4  19 

3  75 

6  56 

65 

100 

4  12 

2  00 

5  00 

66 

110 

4  20 

2  60 

5  00 

67 

68 

120 

5  00 

2  74 

6  30 

Samuel  Tucker. . 

132 

14  83 

7  76 

20  89 

69  See  Annus  and  Stavner . 

250 

16  62 

12  32 

28  00 

o. 


OAKVILLE. 

A  town  in  the  township  of  Trafalgar,  County  of  Halton,  Ontario.  It  was  formerly  part  of  Nelson 
Circuit.  Distant  from  Toronto  25  miles,  from  Hamilton  20  miles,  from  Milton  16  miles. 


1857 

68 

59 

60 
61 
62 

63 

64 

65 

66 

67 

68 

69 

70 

71 

72 

73 

74 


Alexander  T.  Green,  William  L.  Scott,  John  Scott. 

442 

23  14 

12  55 

39  03 

Alexander  T.  Green,  Robert  Graham . 

524 

26  66 

9  00 

52  50 

Alexander  T.  Green,  James  Hughes,  William  Irwin 

536 

25  00 

10  00 

55  00 

James  Hughes,  John  Thurston . 

563 

23  35 

10  11 

50  55 

James  Gray,  John  Philp,  B.A . 

+  360 

16  05 

8  00 

36  00 

James  Gray,  Samuel  J.  Hunter . 

358 

18  46 

11  73 

50  82 

James  Gray,  Samuel  J.  Hunter . 

312 

15  75 

8  45 

43  25 

George  Beynon,  William  J.  McLean . 

316 

18  92 

8  70 

37  51 

William  Willoughby,  Donald  G.  Sutherland,  B.A.  . 

296 

13  43 

6  75 

29  28 

William  Willoughby,  Donald  G.  Sutherland,  B.A. . 

255 

13  50 

6  80 

35  50 

William  Willoughby,  John  H.  Robinson . 

259 

13  60 

6  89 

35  00 

William  McCullough,  John  S.  Fisher . 

330 

14  81 

7  52 

55  00 

William  McCullough,  John  S.  Fisher . 

320 

16  00 

15  50 

60  00 

Michael  Fawcett,  Thomas  Colling,  B.A . 

325 

16  50 

10  00 

60  00 

Michael  Fawcett,  Joseph  Odery . 

310 

19  00 

11  00 

60  00 

Thomas  D.  Pearson,  William  F.  Perley . 

315 

19  00 

10  00 

65  00 

Thomas  D.  Pearson,  John  Robbins . 

291 

20  42 

10  50 

53  00 

See  London  Conference . 

266 

21  75 

10  50 

46  50 

*  Hastings  and  Havelock  set  off.  t  Wellington  Square  added  to  Waterdown  Circuit. 


268 


CIRCUITS,  STATIONS,  AND  MISSIONS. 


OAKWOOD. 

A  village  in  the  township  of  Mariposa,  County  of  Victoria,  Ontario.  It  was  formerly  part  of  Lindsay 

Circuit. 


Year 

Names  of  Ministers. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Conting. 

Fund. 

Educa. 

Fund. 

Sup.  M 
Fund. 

1865  Ephraim  L.  Koyl . 

i  44 

$4  49 

$2  i9 

$10  42 

67 

68 

69 

70 

71 

79 

144 

5  41 

3  16 

18  70 

143 

9  08 

3  15 

19  22 

241 

9  14 

6  00 

17  25 

272 

9  "0 

7  40 

19  17 

400 

13  03 

9  35 

22  81 

Willing  "Rnma  William  I,  R.n  t.l  P.H  crfi. . . 

425 

16  12 

10  70 

25  86 

•  “  "  ..  -  O . 

73  Henry  McDowell,  Robert  Cunningham . 

74  See  Toronto  Conference . 

341 

300 

11  00 

11  70 

6  00 

6  34 

20  00 
30  00 

ODELLTOWN. 

A  town  in  the  Seignory  of  Lacolle,  in  the  County  of  St.  Johns,  Quebec.  Distant  from  Montreal 
40  miles,  from  the  Province  Line  half  a  mile. 


Yeaij  Ministers. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Year  Ministers. 

No.  of 
Members. 

150 

1839  Robert  Cooney . 

281 

24 

180 

40  Thomas  Turner . 

202 

25  . 

167 

41  William  M.  Harvard . 

196 

173 

42  William  M.  Harvard . 

224 

192 

43  William  M.  Harvard . 

276 

214 

44  John  Tomkins . 

292 

29  Matthew  Lang . 

214- 

45  John  Tomkins . 

264 

212 

46  John  Tomkins . 

244 

220 

47  Matthew  Lang . 

232 

32  . 

228 

48  Matthew  Lang,  John  Douglas  . .  . 

242 

33  James  Booth . 

210 

49  John  C.  Davidson,  John  Douglas 

290 

50  John  C.  Davidson . 

279 

51  John  C.  Davidson . 

273 

52  James  Brock . 

37  John  Tomkins,  M.  McDonald... 

249 

53  James  Brock . 

38  Robert  Cooney,  M.  McDonald... 

274 

54  James  Brock,  John  S.  Evans. .  . . 

.... 

1855  William  Scott . 

56  William  Scott . 

57  J ohn  Bate  . . . . . 

58  Edward  H.  Dewart . 

59  Edward  H.  Dewart . 

60  Edward  B.  Ryckman,  B.A. 

61  Edward  B.  Ryckman,  B.A. .  .  . 

62  Edward  B.  Ryckman,  B.A. 

63  William  R.  Parker,  B.A . 

64  William  R.  Parker,  B.A . 

65  William  R.  Parker,  B.A . 

66  William  C.  Henderson,  B.A. 

67  William  C.  Henderson,  B.A. . 

68  William  C.  Henderson,  M.A. 

69  William  D.  Brown . 

70  William  D.  Brown . 

71  William  D.  Brown . 

72  William  I.  Shaw,  B.A.,  LL.B 

73  William  I.  Shaw,  B.A.,  LL.B 
7  4  See  Montreal  Conference  .... 


220 

,  , 

.  . 

.  # 

.  . 

,  . 

.  . 

141 

8 

45 

3 

34 

4 

00 

128 

11 

35 

3 

40 

5 

00 

140 

8 

26 

3 

65 

6 

00 

175 

13 

98 

4 

20 

16 

05 

176 

17 

27 

4 

31 

9 

75 

171 

17 

70 

4 

53 

10 

00 

180 

9 

75 

4 

37 

10 

50 

170 

14 

80 

2 

25 

9 

00 

177 

i  8 

13 

4 

34 

9 

20 

188 

5 

69 

3 

56 

14 

43 

202 

8 

40 

4 

25 

16 

63 

203 

10 

97 

4 

79 

15 

69 

200 

11 

85 

6 

88 

15 

79 

208 

12 

54 

10 

40 

15 

65 

200 

11 

25 

12 

40 

23 

50 

179 

12 

65 

12 

65 

31 

OO 

183 

12 

70 

7 

00 

34 

00 

177 

17 

93 

7 

18 

35 

63 

167 

12 

70 

11 

29 

35 

00 

ODESSA. 

A  village  in  the  township  of  Earnestown,  County  of  Addington,  Ontario.  Distant  from  Kingston 

12  miles. 


1859  John  Slight . 

60  ) . 7 . 

266 

7  80 

2  34 

to  >  United  with  Wilton  .  .... 

63  ) 

WESLEYAN  METHODIST  CONFERENCE. 


269 


Year 

Names  of  Ministers. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Conting. 

Fund. 

Educa. 

Fund. 

Sup.  M. 
Fund. 

1864 

Richard  ( 'larke  . . 

65  Richard  Clarke . 

155 

$4  15 

4  20 

$1  80 

2  00 

$3  50 

10  00 

66  Wesley  Casson . 

155 

67  Wesley  Casson  . . 

160 

6  50 

2  25 

10  00 

68  Wesley  Casson . 

163 

6  55 

2  40 

14  30 

69  Marmaduke  L.  Pearson . 

168 

6  75 

4  10 

12  50 

70  ATarmarhike  T<.  Pearson . 

204 

6  80 

3  20 

12  91 

71 

202 

5  00 

3  -0 

10  00 

72  Joshua  H  Johnson.  AT.  A . .  .  .  . 

206 

7  96 

3  29 

12  40 

73 

James  TCines . 

209 

6  73 

3  65 

15  82 

74  See  Montreal  Conference . 

213 

9  91 

4  68 

20  65 

OIL  STRINGS. 


A  village  in  the  township  of  Enniskillen,  County  of  Lambton,  Ontario.  It  was  formerly  part  of 
Wyoming  Mission.  Distant  from  Sarnia  18  miles,  and  from  Wyoming  12  miles. 


1863  James  Thompson . 

64  James  Thompson  .  , . 

65  Samuel  C.  Philp,  Jun . 

66  Samuel  C.  Philp,  Jun.,  Elias  W.  Frazee  . . 

67  William  F.  Campbell . 

68  Elias  W.  Frazee . . . 

Petrolia  united. 

69  George  A.  Mitchell,  B.A.,  Henry  Tuckley 

70  George  A.  Mitchell,  B.A.,  Charles  Smith. 

71  George  A.  Mitchell,  B.A. ,  Henry  E.  Hill. 

72  Alfred  M.  Phillips . 

73  Jacob  Freshman . 

74  See  London  Conference . 


39 

46 

7  26 

50 

8  90 

*  65 

6  28 

6 

45 

85 

13  61 

80 

16  70 

110 

17  48 

t  52 

5  50 

42 

4  00 

6 

12 

8 

62 

3 

00 

20 

00 

2 

90 

15 

20 

7 

00 

13 

43 

15 

16 

18 

00 

23 

60 

11 

25 

23 

75 

3 

00 

8 

00 

3 

50 

6 

00 

OMEMEE. 


A  village  in  the  township  of  Emily,  County  of  Victoria,  Ontario. 

Distant  from  Peterboro’  15  miles. 


It  was  formerly  called  Metcalfe. 


1857  William  Briden . 

58  John  Goodfellow . 

59  John  Goodfellow . 

60  John  Goodfellow . 

61  Henry  McDowell .  :  . 

62  Henry  McDowell,  Isaac  W eldon . 

63  Henry  McDowell,  Isaac  Weldon . 

64  Samuel  C.  Philp,  Sen.,  J.  Carroll  Wilson. 

65  Samuel  C.  Philp,  Sen.,  William  R.  Barker 

66  William  L.  Scott,  James  A.  McClung  .... 

67  William  Burns,  Joseph  Hall . 

68  William  Burns,  Albert  C.  Wilson . 

69  William  Burns,  James  Awde . 

70  William  Andrews,  Thomas  J.  Edmison.  .  . 

71  William  Andrews,  William  L.  Rutledge  .  . 

72  John  W.  Savage,  Edward  Hill . 

73  John  W.  Savage,  Francis  Johnson . 

74  See  Toronto  Conference . 


145 

13 

20 

3 

00 

12 

00 

149 

12 

00 

3 

00 

12 

00 

138 

9 

00 

2 

40 

9 

00 

158 

9 

03 

2 

20 

9 

10 

143 

8 

50 

2 

00 

8 

00 

200 

8 

59 

2 

84 

13 

19 

208 

6 

84 

1 

46 

10 

46 

220 

6 

95 

1 

55 

11 

12 

224 

8 

56 

4 

86 

12 

81 

226 

9 

62 

5 

03 

19 

61 

230 

6 

42 

3 

37 

17 

72 

238 

11 

44 

6 

01 

28 

30 

225 

12 

00 

8 

62 

36 

50 

226 

12 

17 

7 

25 

18 

20 

228 

12 

20 

10 

00 

20 

00 

226 

12 

25- 

6 

15 

21 

00 

200 

12 

27 

5 

75 

21 

25 

205 

12 

00 

6 

00 

22 

00 

ONSLOW. 


A  village  and  township  on  the  Ottawa  River,  in  the  County  of  Pontiac,  Quebec. 


1846  John  Howes . 

47  Erastus  Hurlburt . 

18  1 . . 

to  >  Included  in  the  Clarendon  Mission. 

55  ) 

56  James  Roy . 

57  James  Roy . 

68  Archelaus  Doxee . 

59  Alexander  Drennan  . 

60  Andrew  L.  Peterson . 

61  Archelaus  Doxee . 


28 

10  50 

.... 

28 

7  62 

3i 

349 

40 

8  00 

44 

4  14 

61 

5  08 

5  00 

65 

2  25 

1  25 

3  50 
6  00 


7  00 
7  00 

3  15 
6  50 

4  00 


Petrolia  set  off. 


t  Petrolia  again  set  off. 


270 


CIRCUITS,  STATIONS  AND  MISSIONS. 


Year 


Names  of  Ministers. 


1862  Arehelaus  Doxee . 

63  Arehelaus  Doxee . 

64  William  Sanderson . 

65  William  Sanderson . 

66  William  Sanderson . 

67  William  Shannon . 

68  William  C.  Washington,  M.A. 

69  William  0.  Washington,  M.A. 

70  John  H.  Stewart . 

71  John  H.  Stewart . 

72  John  H.  Stewart . 

73  John  C.  Osborne . 

74  See  Montreal  Conference . 


No.  of 
Members. 

Conting. 
Fund,  j 

Educa. 

Fund. 

Sup.  M. 
Fund. 

54 

$2 

50 

$1 

00 

$4 

50 

63 

1 

90 

1 

10 

3 

60 

63 

2 

00 

1 

12 

4 

00 

70 

2 

36 

1 

40 

4 

50 

73 

2 

91 

1 

60 

6 

12 

73 

3 

15 

1 

75 

7 

50 

68 

2 

51 

1 

95 

3 

78 

71 

7 

24 

2 

61 

10 

76 

84 

8 

00 

3 

45 

18 

62 

86 

8 

07 

3 

50 

9 

30 

116 

8 

40 

4 

19 

12 

00 

130 

8 

50 

4 

07 

13 

00 

127 

9 

55 

4 

22 

15 

06 

ORANGEVILLE. 


A  town  on  the  River  Credit,  in  the  Gore  of  the  township  of  Garafraxa,  at  the  junction  ot  the 
of  Grey,  Wellington,  and  Peel,  Ontario.  Distant  from  Toronto  44  miles,  from  Larne 
from  Guelph  32  miles. 


Counties 
50  miles, 


1857  William  Sutton . 

58  William  Sutton . 

59  John  W.  Savage . 

60  John  W.  Savage . 

61  James  Broley  . 

62  James  Broley . 

63  Benjamin  Sherlock . 

64  Benjamin  Sherlock . 

65  Benjamin  Sherlock . 

66  Richard  L.  Tucker . 

67  Richard  L.  Tucker,  Abel  Edwards .  . 

68  Richard  L.  Tucker,  John  G.  Scott.  . 

69  Thomas  S.  Howard,  John  G.  Scott.. 

70  Thomas  S.  Howard,  Robert  Phillips 

71  Thomas  S.  Howard,  Robert  Phillips 

72  George  Sexsmith,  John  T.  Smith.. . 

73  George  Sexsmith . 

74  See  Toronto  Conference . 


.... 

60 

2 

00 

1 

25 

1 

20 

60 

3 

25 

2 

31 

2 

54 

121 

7 

56 

3 

50 

4 

25 

112 

7 

74 

3 

72 

5 

12 

140 

10 

34 

3 

96 

6 

25 

120 

10 

63 

4 

00 

8 

13 

128 

4 

83 

4 

77 

8 

25 

145 

4 

10 

2 

00 

5 

10 

124 

4 

25 

2 

50 

9 

00 

118 

6 

00 

3 

77 

16 

00 

138 

10 

10 

4 

00 

20 

00 

140 

10 

15 

.  6 

00 

20 

00 

146 

11 

05 

6 

20 

21 

00 

155 

11 

90 

7 

00 

21 

50 

166 

12 

20 

7 

50 

23 

07 

*  200 

13 

66 

8 

00 

32 

00 

140 

12 

87 

6 

36 

10 

50 

ORILLIA. 


A  village  and  township  on  Lake  Couchiching,  in  the  County  of  Simcoe,  Ontario.  Distant  from 

Toronto  90  miles,  from  Barrie  27  miles. 


1854  Jabez  B.  Keough . 

55  ) . . 

to  >  United  with  Flos  Mission . 

57  ) 

58  Alexander  R.  Campbell . 

59  Thomas  D.  Pearson . 

60  John  L.  Kerr . 

61  John  L.  Kerr . 

62  John  L.  Kerr . 

63  Charles  Truver . 

64  Charles  Turver,  Marmaduke  L.  Pearson. 

65  Charles  Turver,  Marmaduke  L.  Pearson. 

66  Thomas  Feather,  James  Woodsworth  .. . 

67  Thomas  Feather,  Jeremiah  A.  Chapman 

68  Robert  Mark,  M.D. . 

69  Robert  Mark,  M.D.,  William  Peirce  .  .  . 

70  Robert  Fowler,  M.D.,  Joseph  Deacon... 

71  Robert  Fowler,  M.  D . 

7 2  Robert  Fowler,  M.D . 

73  Kennedy  Creighton . 

74  See  Toronto  Conference . 


137 
111 
150 
116 
111 

92 

101 

113 

129 

133 

121 

124 
t  126 

138 
118 

125 


2  50 
1  10 
4  21 
4  47 
4  20 

4  50 

5  00 

6  05 
6  25 

10  00 

10  50 

11  12 
16  19 
22  30 

15  58 

16  10 


3  27 
3  46 
3  19 

2  75 

3  00 
3  05 
3  21 

2  90 

3  00 

4  25 

8  89 
10  00 

9  00 
11  20 


1  45 


2  36 
2  00 
5  20 
7  04 

5  04 

6  00 

7  00 

8  00 
8  50 

12  03 

5  50 

6  50 
11  66 
14  12 
17  10 
31  00 


*  Alton  set  off. 


t  One  appointment  given  to  Morrison. 


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271 


ORMSTOWN. 

A  village  on  the  Chateaugay  River,  in  the  township  of  Beauharnois,  County  of  Cliateaugay,  Quebec. 

Distant  from  Montreal  36  miles. 


Year 

Names  of  Ministers. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Conting. 

Fund. 

Educa. 

Fund. 

Sup.  M. 
Fund. 

1856 

William  Hansford . 

68 

57 

William  Hansford . 

86 

,$7  82 

$1  83 

$4  06 

58 

Samuel  E.  Maudsley . 

85 

6  92 

2  34 

7  20 

59 

Samuel  E.  Maudsley . 

80 

9  99 

2  37 

8  36 

60 

William  Shannon . 

80 

4  10 

1  50 

6  35 

61 

Joseph  Kilgour . 

57 

9  12 

4  50 

3  20 

b2  Joseph  Kilgour . 

59 

4  75 

6  40 

6  00 

63 

Joseph  Kilgour . 

57 

4  8C 

5  17 

6  00 

64 

Silas  Huntingdon . 

47 

3  40 

1  89 

5  65 

65 

Silas  Huntingdon . 

47 

3  50 

2  00 

6  00 

66 

John  V.  Wilson . 

55 

3  75 

2  25 

7  00 

67 

John  V.  Wilson . 

55 

3  47 

2  89 

6  00 

68 

John  V.  Wilson . 

60 

5  79 

2  50 

7  50 

69 

Edward  Harris . 

67 

6  81 

3  00 

7  55 

70 

Edward  Harris . 

67 

6  52 

5  00 

8  49 

71 

Edwrard  Harris . 

70 

6  80 

6  75 

10  00 

72 

William  K.  Shortt,  M.  A . 

75 

6  94 

5  00 

10  47 

73 

William  K.  Shortt,  M.A . 

83 

9  75 

6  50 

11  50 

74  See  Montreal  Conference . 

85 

11  44 

5  00 

11  10 

OSGOODE. 

A  village  and  township  in  the  County  of  Carleton,  Ontario.  Distant  from  Ottawa  City  20  miles. 
1838  Vincent  B.  Howard . 


39  Wellington  Jeffers . 

128 

5  00 

2  60 

40  William  W iiloughby . 

90 

5  58 

3  25 

41  Ephraim  B.  Harper . 

140 

4  50 

4  00 

42  Ephraim  B.  Harper  . 

183 

10  00 

0  50 

43  Joseph  Reynolds . 

218 

5  27 

3  12 

44  Joseph  Reynolds . 

256 

3  41 

0  75 

45  J  olm  Armstrong . 

214 

5  00 

1  62 

46  John  Armstrong . 

172 

6  04 

2  37 

47  Charles  Taggart . 

137 

3  95 

2  37 

48  Charles  Taggart . 

171 

3  00 

0  50 

49  Henry  Shaler . 

145 

2  29 

0  63 

50  Henry  Shaler,  Andrew  McAlister . 

144 

5  02 

18  13 

51  Henry  Shaler,  Robert  Hobbs . 

163 

7  43 

4  73 

52  William  M.  Pattyson,  Henry  McDowell . 

170 

7  47 

4  99 

53  William  M.  Pattyson,  Henry  McDowell . 

220 

10  56 

5  23 

54  William  M.  Pattyson,  John  A.  Dowler . 

222 

10  60 

5  30 

55  William  McGill,  James  F.  Latimer . 

300 

10  60 

3  25 

5  40 

56  William  McGill,  John  D.  Pugh . 

222 

10  90 

4  18 

57  William  McGill,  Edward  A.  Glassford . 

225 

9  98 

1  05 

8  70 

58  George  Case,  James  A.  Gordon . 

215 

7  50 

1  10 

10  50 

59  George  Case . 

*  190 

8  98 

1  91 

5  90 

60  George  Case . 

120 

5  45 

2  00 

12  80 

61  Edmund  E.  Sweet . 

107 

3  23 

'  1  77 

7  43 

62  Edmund  E.  Sweet . 

92 

4  21 

2  00 

5  60 

63  Edmund  E.  Sweet . 

106 

4  00 

1  90 

3  00 

64  John  Slight . 

145 

4  50 

2  00 

4  50 

65  John  Slight . 

146 

3  61 

1  48 

5  85 

66  John  Slight . 

130 

5  36 

1  80 

6  05 

67  William  M.  Pattyson . 

120 

5  52 

2  21 

4  70 

68  William  M.  Pattyson . 

84 

6  00 

2  50 

10  00 

69  Joseph  H.  Chant . 

99 

6  50 

4  00 

10  50 

70  Joseph  H.  Chant . 

104 

7  00 

8  00 

6  00 

71  Joseph  H.  Chant .  .... 

109 

7  25 

6  50 

22  83 

72  Samuel  Teeson . 

109 

7  50 

3  00 

15  00 

73  Samuel  Teeson . 

124 

5  87 

2  00 

15  21 

74  See  Montreal  Conference . 

128 

3  94 

1  56 

13  76 

Bearbrook  set  off. 


272 


CIRCUITS,  STATIONS  AND  MISSIONS. 


OSHAWA. 

A  town  in  the  township  of  East  Whitby,  County  of  Ontario,  Province  of  Ontario.  Distant  from 

Toronto  31  miles. 


Year 

Names  of  Ministers. 

No.  of 
Mem  ers. 

Conting. 

Fund. 

Educa. 

Fund. 

Sup.  M. 
Fund. 

1040 

47 

48 

William  Price,  David  C.  Clappison . 

265 

360 

$16  27 

18  00 

$12  43 

13  75 

470 

5  20 

16  27 

W  VY  llllctlll  A  lillJJj  VTiinam  . . . 

50  William  Philp . 

427 

493 

21  10 

24  07 

28  67 

29  30 

JUIill  LJClVV  ,  . . 

415 

20  87 

21  68 

dZ 

335 

22  43 

27  04 

«JO 

54 

363 

19  84 

28  00 

470 

30  27 

$16  73 

30  35 

to 

68 

>  Included  in  Whitby  Circuit. 

~YKT /:>1 1  i  n  rr  f  ran  T^  HT^rcj  D  D  . 

141 

30  70 

17  00 

42  25 

iy) 

Wi'lli'o  rV.  . . . 

150 

20  64 

12  74 

35  40 

i  l 

HiniJom  +  +  . . 

155 

23  80 

10  37 

39  50 

/  ^  Iil.La.iU.  . . 

*7Q  William  Rpn+t.  .  .  .  . 

157 

23  90 

7  20 

42  50 

74  See  Toronto  Conference . 

160 

24  00 

7  00 

43  00 

OSPREY. 

So  called  from  the  name  of  a  township  in  the  County  of  Grey,  Ontario. 


1854  William  Shannon 

55  David  Hunt  . . .  . 

56  Thomas  Hanna  . 

57 


64  Daniel  E.  Brownell 

65  Christopher  Hamilton  . 

66  Christopher  Hamilton  . 

67  David  A.  Johnston 

68  David  A.  Johnston 

69  (John  Theobald) . 

70  William  Tucker . 

71  William  Tucker . 

72  Alfred  L.  Russell,  B.A 

73  Alfred  L.  Russell,  B.A 

74  See  Toronto  Conference 


16 

46 

70 

5  18 

127 

6  57 

*  i  29 

3  46 

1  86 

110 

3  50 

2  00 

115 

2  40 

1  50 

114 

4  75 

3  07 

140 

5  13 

2  00 

142 

6  00 

4  00 

108 

5  70 

4  30 

120 

5  90 

3  95 

126 

6  06 

4  00 

135 

6  95 

2  50 

1  00 

4  00 

5  00 


3  70 
6  00 
3  00 

6  25 

7  05 
3  19 
5  20 
5  45 

14  83 
25  00 


OSWEGOTCH1E. 

The  name  of  an  old  Indian  village  which  stood  a  little  east  of  where  the  town  of  Ogdensburg  now 
stands.  This  was  the  second  Circuit  formed  in  Canada  West.  It  received  its  name  from  a 
stream  which  empties  itself  into  the  St.  Lawrence,  opposite  Prescott.  The  Circuit  included  the 
townships  of  Elizabethtown,  Augusta,  Edwardsburg,  Matilda,  Williamsburg,  Oznabruck,  and 
Cornwall. 


Year 


Ministers. 


1792  William  Lossee . 

93  )  No  appointment  owing  to  the 

94  |  war  . 

95  James  Coleman . 

96  Hezekiah  C.  Wooster . 

97  . 

98  Samuel  Coate . 

99  Darius  Dunham . 

1800  Joseph  Jewell,  James  Herron - 

1  William  Anson,  James  Aikens  . . 

2  Ottawa  united  with  it  one  year. 


No.  of 

M  embers. 

Year 

Ministers. 

No.  of 
Members. 

90 

1803  Sylvanus  Keeler,  Seth  Crowell, 
N.  U.  Tompkins . 

447 

116 

4 

Peter  Vannest,  Luther  Bishop  .  . 

441 

153 

5 

Thomas  Madden . 

457 

140 

6  Sylvanus  Keeler,  Nathan  Bangs. 

558 

208 

7 

Gershom  Pearce,  William  Case.  . 

529 

208 

8 

D.  Pickett,  I.  B.  Smith,  C. 

300 

Hulbert . 

530 

220 

330 

9 

Divided  into  Augusta  and  Corn¬ 
wall  Circuits — which  see. 

• 

WESLEYAN  METHODIST  CONFERENCE. 


273 


OTTAWA. 

This  was  the  Fourth  Circuit  formed  in  Canada.  It  included  the  townships  on  both  sides  of  the 

Ottawa  River. 


1800  Daniel  Pickett . 


1  J ohn  Robinson,  Caleb  Morris  .  . 

2  United  with  Oswegotchie . 

3  Daniel  Pickett ..." . | 

4  Samuel  Howe . 

5  Robert  Perry . 

6  Andrew  Prindel  . 

7  William  Snyder . 

8  William  jSnyder . 

9  Thomas  Madden . 

10  Thomas  Madden . 

11  Samuel  Luckey . 

12  Robert  Hibbard . 

j  No  record. 

15  Nathaniel  Reeder . 

16  George  Ferguson . 

17  Peter  Jones . 

18  Renaldo  M.  Everts,  Ezra  Adams. 

19  Ezra  Adams,  K.  McK.  Smith _ 

20  Truman  Dixon,  James  Botfield.  . 

21  David  C.  Spore . . 


45 

47 

73 

89 

95 

105 

105 

117 

116 

116 

116 

97 


153 

127 

95 

87 

89 

120 


1822  William  H.  Williams  . 

23  Kenneth  McK.  Smith . 

24  George  Bissell. 


25 

26 

27 

28 
29 


William  Slater . 

George  Farr . 

Richard  Jones  . 

Cyrus  R.  Allison . " 

Cyrus  R.  Allison . . 

30  George  Poole . 

31  George  Poole . 

32  John  Black  \  i°hn  Carroll, 

(  Lewis  Warner, 

33  John  Black,  George  F.  Playter 

34  Charles  Wood,  Stephen  Brownell 

35  Asahel  Hurlburt,  S.  Brownell. 

36  Asahel  Hurlburt .  ’  ’ 

37  Alvah  Adams,  John  McIntyre. 

38  Alvah  Adams,  George  F.  Playter 

39  Henry  Shaler,  Wm.  Willoughby. 

40  Thomas  Harmon,  Henry  Shaler 

41  . 


No.  of 
Members 


136 

128 

125 

122 

40 

90 

115 

207 

283 

277 

290 

310 

351 

362 

667 

597 

555 

504 

562 

552 


OTTAWA  CITY. 

Formerly  called  Bytown,  is  situate  on  the  Ottawa  River,  87  miles  from  its  cnnflnpr,™  v,  +l 
St.  Lawrence,  and  at  the  mouth  of  the  Rideau  River,'  in  the  township  of  Neoean  Cmi  \ 

233  miines10'  ^  ^  126  ^  fr°m  KinSston  95  miles,  and  from  Toronto 


Year 


Names  of  Ministers. 


1855  James  Brock. 

56  James  Brock. . 

57  James  Brock.. 

58  John  Carroll . . 

59  John  Can-oil . . 

60  J  ohn  Carroll . . 

61  William  Scott 

62  William  Scott. 

63  William  Scott . 

64  John  Douse ... 

65 

66 

67 

68 

69 

70 

71 
.72 

73 

74  See  Montreal  Conference 


John  Douse . 

John  Douse1. . 

Ephraim  B.  Harper,  M.A . 

Ephraim  B.  Harper,  M.A . 

Ephraim  B.  Harper,  M.A . 

William  Stephenson,  Jos.  Odery . 

William  Stephenson . 

William  Stephenson,  William  Hall,  M.A. 
William  J.  Hunter. 


No.  of 
Members 

Conting. 

Fund. 

Educa. 

Fund. 

140 

18 

80 

$8 

00 

128 

14 

40 

4 

70 

150 

13 

10 

6 

30 

160 

12 

55 

8 

88 

220 

18 

77 

9 

52 

178 

18 

85 

11 

00 

170 

19 

03 

9 

75 

172 

19 

22 

12 

50 

152 

23 

26 

7 

64 

160 

24 

50 

8 

77 

181 

25 

87 

9 

25 

221 

34 

10 

16 

20 

237 

38 

39 

22 

82 

250 

50 

77 

30 

08 

280 

39 

42 

43 

76 

290 

47 

70 

29 

73 

316 

67 

10 

40 

00 

316 

67 

25 

40 

20 

350 

71 

25 

44 

32 

225 

50 

00 

25 

00 

OTTAWA  EAST— KING  STREET. 


1873  William  Hall,  M.A . 

74  See  Montreal  Conference 


Sup.  M. 
Fund. 


$5  28 

13  00 
20  00 
20  00 
38  00 
40  00 
49  25 
40  00 
40  00 
40  00 
42  75 
67  50 
78  00 
101  00 

105  37 

106  57 
103  00 
100  50 
160  26 
121  75 


120 


20  00 


10  00 


58  00 


OTTAWA  WEST— RICHMOND  ROAD. 

1873  Robert  Mark,  M.D . 

74  See  Montreal  Conference .  I  ’j^o 

18 


14  20 


9  00 


274 


CIRCUITS,  STATIONS  AND  MISSIONS. 


OTTERVILLE. 


illase  to  the  township  of  South  Norwich  Con.®  of  Oxford,  Ontario 


It  was  formerly  part  of 


A  village 


Yearj  Names  of  Ministers. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Conting. 

Fund. 

Educa. 

Fund. 

Sup.  M. 
Fund. 

1870  Richard  Kerr  . .  ; . . . 

136 

122 

$3  36 

$4  56 

$7' 10 

71  Thomas  W.  Jackson . 

139 

4  52 

5  23 

3  59 

11  Z/ 

72  Thomas  W.  Jackson . 

146 

5  89 

73  Thomas  "W  .  Jackson . 

74  See  London  Conference . 

139 

7  00 

3  06 

OWEN  SOUND. 


The  County  Town  of  the  County  of  Grey,  Ontario, Js  situated  at  mouth  of  rtte  Rive^ydeni^rn,^ 
■’  l  U  side  of  the  Georgian  Ba^ 


Bay,  Lake' Huron, 
and  from  Toronto  150  miles. 


Luke. 


the  south 
Guelph  84  miles 

1841  Stephen  Brownell . 

42  John  Neelands . 

43  William  Herkimer . 

44  William  Herkimer . 

45  United  with  St.  Vincent. ....... 

46  David  Jennings,  John  Neelands  . . 

47  James  Hutchinson . 

48  James  Hutchinson . 

49  David  Sawyer . 

50  Benjamin  .Jones . 

51  John  Williams . 

52  John  Williams . 

53  Samuel  Fear . 

54  Samuel  Fear. 

55  Samuel  Fear,  William  M.  C. 

56  Joel  Briggs,  James  A.  Iveson 

57  John  L.  Kerr . .  ■  • 

58  Conrad  Vandusen,  George  McNamara 

59  John  A.  Williams,  Robert  H.  Smith. 

60  John  A.  Williams . 

61  John  A.  Williams . 

62  George  Goodson . 

63  George  Goodson . 

George  Goodson . 

Thomas  Cleghorn . 

Thomas  Cleghorn . 

Thomas  Cleghorn . 

John  Hunt . •  -  •  •  • 

Isaac  B.  Aylesworth,  M.D. . 

70  Kennedy  Creighton . 

71  Kennedy  Creighton . 

72  Kennedy  Creighton . 

73  John  G.  Laird . 

74  See  Toronto  Conference..’. . . 


,eu  ai  uric  muuiu  c 

Distant  from  Collingwood  oO  miles,  from 


64 

65 

66 

67 

68 
69 


OXFORD. 


So  called  from  the  name 


1832  John  Bailey . 

33  Richard  Phelps . 

34  Richard  Phelps . 

35  John  S.  Attwood . 

36  James  Norris . 

37  James  Norris . 

38  Thomas  Fawcett . 

39  Thomas  Fawcett. . . •  ■  •  ••.  •  •  •  •  ■  • 

Peter  Kerr,  Henry  Byers,  Isaac  B.  Howard. 

William  Coleman,  Matthias  Holtby . 

Samuel  C.  Philp,  George  Young . 


40 

41 

42 

to  (  Included  in  Woodstock. 

61  )  


ii2 

:::: 

....  | 

54 

.... 

.... 

57 

.... 

200 

i’40 

.... 

1  80 

171 

2  05 

2  15 

171 

3  10 

2  75 

163 

1  13 

150 

.... 

....  I 

103 

3  30 

1  50 

113 

3  50 

.... 

2  00 

127 

3  75 

2  30 

170 

5  00 

1  05 

3  05 

210 

8  35 

4  00 

20  50 

248 

9  26 

4  00 

20  00 

242 

9  40 

4  00 

20  00 

183 

2  34 

4  00 

20  00 

172 

4  26 

5  55 

5  S7 

120 

4  00 

5  60 

11  27 

98 

4  28 

3  90 

13  00 

110 

4  50 

4  06 

11  00 

114 

6  26 

4  25 

14  50 

+  85 

6  50 

4  30 

14  75 

95 

"  8  15 

4  20 

16  13 

89 

8  90 

4  35 

16  25 

93 

11  46 

5  84 

25  50 

92 

11  61 

8  73 

15  00 

99 

9  86 

3  04 

12  00 

100 

10  17 

6  13 

15  00 

154 

11  50 

6  45 

21  00 

164 

12  30 

7  00 

22  00 

148 

18  30 

9  10 

25  00 

County  of  Oxford, 

Ontario. 

190 

I  ; 

I 

6  15 

164 

.... 

|  2  50 

113 

.... 

.1  6  12 

139 

.... 

13  92 

127 

8  62 

10  25 

121 

8  67 

|  .... 

1  10  50 

173 

13  00 

I  20  00 

221 

16  10 

21  20 

218 

16  12 

... 

19  45 

341 

22  40 

12  33 

397 

20  75 

» 

8  00 

Holland  and  Sullivan  set  off. 


+  Keppel  set  off. 


WESLEYAN  METHODIST  CONFERENCE. 


275 


Year 

Names  of  Ministers. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Conting. 

Fund. 

Educa. 

Fund. 

Sup.  M. 
Fund. 

1S6 2  William  Lund.. 

63  William  Lund,  Dennis  L.  Huff. 

901 

$6 '55 

$16' 00 

64 

'jpiu  4:0 

to 

67 

>  Again  included  in  Woodstock  Circuit. 

12  75 

9  75 

27  00 

68 

William  C.  Watson,  M.A... 

69  William  C.  Watson,  M.A.. 

1  QO 

8  00 

8  00 

8  10 

70  William  C.  Watson,  M.A. 

1  3** 

1Z  /U 

71 

Shem  Blanshard . 

1  A(\ 

IZ  ou 

9  75 

72  Shem  Blanshard . 

14.1 

lo  00 

11  00 

12  90 

73  Shem  Blanshard . 

lo  du 

7  40 

8  02 

7 4  See  London  Conference. .  . . 

- - 

139 

IZ  dl 

13  63 

6  93 

3  56 

14  02 

9  45 

P. 


1857  James  A.  Iveson . 

58  James  A.  Iveson..  . . 

59 1  . 

60  >  United  with  Southampton. 

62  George  Jacques  . 

63  George  Jacques,  George  W.  Rich  ......... 

64  Daniel  Connolly,  William  Sparling . ' ’ 

65  Daniel  E.  Brownell,  William  Magwood. 

66  Isaac  Gold  . 

67  Isaac  Gold  . 

68  Thomas  Hanna . 

69  Thomas  Hanna . 

70  Thomas  Hanna . 

71  Nathaniel  S.  Burwash . 

72  Nathaniel  S.  Burwash,  John  Turner . 

73  Nathaniel  S.  Burwash,  Alexander  Thibadeau 

7 4  See  Toronto  Conference . 


36 

2  32 

70 

1  13 

0  92 

82 

1  80 

0  70 

112 

2  00 

2  22 

132 

2  73 

2  73 

138 

2  75 

2  75 

94 

4  17 

2  91 

80 

1  32 

90 

2  53 

97 

4  45 

3  05 

120 

4  00 

3  20 

140 

5  67 

5  00 

145 

8  62 

3  77 

182 

7  70 

4  98 

220 

8  19 

4  10 

i  75 
1  90 


4  00 
3  43 
3  50 
8  58 
6  00 
2  29 

5  50 
8  00 

12  19 

13  48 
26  11 
27  76 


PAKENHAM. 

A  village  on  the  River  Mississippi,  in  the  township  of  Pakenham 
Distant  from  Perth  40  miles,  from  Ottawa  36  miles,  from 


County  of  Lanark,  Ontario. 
Brockville  72  miles. 


55  Robert  Hobbs. 

56  Robert  Hobbs . . 

Qn 

57  Robert  Hobbs . .  . 

QO 

58  William  McGill. 

lOQ 

59  William  McGill.. 

113 

1  9« 

60  William  McGill 

61  George  Case  .  . . 

1 90 

Arnprior  united  with  it. 

62  George  Case,  William  Ilavhurst 

85 

190 

260 

250 

275 

282 

296 

290 

280 

270 

260 

63  George  Case,  William  Havhurst .  . 

64  William  Burns,  William  McDonagh  . . 

65  William  Burns,  William  McDonagh 

66  William  Burns,  William  McDonagh 

67  James  Masson,  John  C.  Ash 

68  James  Masson,  John  C  Ash 

69  William  Tomblin,  Thomas  Brock 

70  William  Tomblin,  Thomas  Brock 

71  William  Tomblin,  John  Wilson.  B  A 

72  John  Walton,  John  Wilson,  B  A 

73  John  Walton . 

74  See  Montreal  Conference  . .  . 

148 

6  00 
6  70 
6  00 
6  50 
6  35 
5  34 


6  16 

9  00 
6  58 
4  75 

4  45 

5  37 
8  00 

20  40 
20  26 
20  40 
25  00 
25  50 
23  11 
10  75 


1  50 

5  00 

6  65 


65 

32 

50 

97 

00 

60 

00 

03 

00 

56 

23 


21  13 
15  00 
20  00 
17  90 
9  37 
3  55 


50 

00 

65 

00 


18  00 
12  75 
14  00 

5  10 

7  75 

7  17 

8  62 
12  75 
27  77  - 
43  31 
49  22 
49  25 
55  00 
53  00 
52  45 
22  73 


*  Arnprior  set  off. 


276 


CIRCUITS,  STATIONS  AND  MISSIONS. 


PARIS. 

A  town  on  the  Grand  River,  in  the  townships  of  Brantford  and  South  Dumfries,  County  of  Brant, 
•  -  ■  •  it  was  formerly  part  of  Dumfries  Circuit.  Distant  from  Brantford  7  miles,  from 

_  -  rk  r  n  I  nn  ’  1  _  J  IC  A  T  d  A  Vi  Pi  TY1  1  loo 


'  Ontario. 


Year 


Names  of  Ministers. 


1850  Edwin  Clement . 

51  Edwin  Clement . 

52  Edwin  Clement . ' . 

53  Joseph  Sheply . 

54  Joseph  Sheply . 

55  Orrin  H.  Ellsworth . . 

56  Orrin  H.  Ellsworth . '• . 

57  Orrin  H.  Ellsworth,  Thomas  W.  Jeffery . 

58  Peter  Ker,  Thomas  W.  Jeffery . 

59  Peter  Ker,  William  Hay . 

60  William  S.  Griffin.  Richard  Potter . 

61  William  S.  Griffin,  William  Hayhurst . 

62  William  S.  Griffiin,  Henry  Bartlett . 

R  l  James  Spencer,  M.A.,  Samuel  Hume, 

William  E.  Morrison,  B.A.,  Thomas  Kelly, 
T  •  l  $  John  Hewitt, 

64  John  G.  Laird,  j  Geo.  H  Bridgman,  B.A., 

65  John  G.  Laird,  George  Burson . 

66  John  G.  Laird,  George  Burson . 

67  John  Mills,  John  F.  German  M.A . 

68  John  Mills,  JohnF.  German,  M.A . 

69  John  Mills,  Edward  Morrow,  M.A . 

70  John  Douse . 

71  John  Douse . 

72  John  Douse . 

73  John  Philp,  B.A . 

74  See  London  Conference . 


No.  of 
Members. 

Conting. 

Fund. 

Educa. 

Fund. 

Sup.  M. 
Fund. 

-91 

$8 

00 

$4 

00 

111 

8 

34 

4 

31 

122 

13 

88 

. 

4 

98 

122 

17 

19 

10 

21 

117 

18 

76 

|4 

00 

20 

00 

124 

36 

00 

10 

00 

25 

20 

220 

40 

00 

10 

00 

40 

00 

233 

35 

00 

12 

00 

42 

00 

235 

25 

22 

6 

71 

30 

13 

270 

18 

34 

6 

49 

53 

48 

266 

25 

48 

14 

39 

38 

50 

284 

21 

69 

11 

78 

40 

92 

329 

21 

36 

11 

65 

41 

7S 

334 

22 

42 

11 

75 

42 

57 

327 

22 

50 

10 

45 

32 

38 

328 

24 

25 

10 

70 

36 

00 

315 

25 

20 

7 

00 

33 

50 

345 

27 

16 

9 

00 

51 

20 

*  261 

15 

73 

13 

65 

33 

50 

263 

15 

52 

14 

36 

37 

44 

+  132 

14 

93 

7 

75 

17 

10 

126 

14 

69 

6 

71 

17 

50 

120 

13 

11 

5 

50 

16 

93 

166 

19 

00 

10 

25 

23 

00 

PARK  HILL. 

A  small  village  in  the  township  of  West  Williams,  County  of  Middlesex,  Ontario. 

united  with  Ailsa  Craig — which  see. 


1868 

69 

70 

71 

72 

73 

74 


William  Galbraith . 

John  Burwash,  M.A . 

John  Scanlon . 

John  Scanlon . 

James  Whiting,  Joseph  Guest . 

William  Ames,  William  J.  Maxwell 
See  London  Conference . 


122 

136 

150 

165 

200 

220 


6 

4 

10 

10 

12 

16 


38 

32 

59 

75 

30 

50 


It  was  formerly" 


3 

4 
6 
7 
3 

10 


60 

15 

75 

50 

52 

00 


8 

8 

9 

10 

18 


31 

10 

50 

00 

00 

00 


1869 

70 

71 

72 


PARRY  SOUND. 

A  village  in  the  township  of  McDougall,  Parry  Sound  District,  Ontario. 


Charles  A.  Hanson. 
Samuel  Tucker. . .  . 
Samuel  Tucker. .  .  . 
Samuel  Tucker. . . . 


73  JohnC.  Willmott,  M.A. 

74  See  London  Conference.. 


PEEL. 

So  called  from  the  name  of  a  township  in  the  County  of  Wellington,  Ontario. 

1849  Robert  Lochead . 

50  Charles  Fish,  Matthew  Swann . 

51  Matthew  Swann . 

52  John  Armstrong,  James  Harris . 

53  John  Armstrong,  Thomas  Culbert . 

54  Henry  Reid,  Alex.  R.  Campbell . 

55  Henry  Reid,  John  Hough . 

56  Henry  Reid . . . 


30 

137 

5  SO 

7  50 

18  70 

137 

11  07 

10  00 

29  00 

216 

12  63 

10  00 

21  00 

68 

5  20  • 

2  14 

20  00 

85 

7  65 

2  50 

22  75 

125 

1  27 

261 

.... 

249 

0  42 

295 

1  25 

315 

3  14 

351 

14  00 

2  30 

326 

11  45 

1  92 

1  98 
0  75 
63 
48 
83 
23 


*  Princeton  set  off.  tRichwood  set  off. 

:  Five  appointments  and  105  members  given  to  form  the  McKellar  Mission. 


WESLEYAN  METHODIST  CONFERENCE. 


277 


Names  of  Ministers. 


1857  Aaron  D.  Miller,  James  E.  Dyer . 

58  Thomas  Demorest,  Aaron  D.  Miller  ...  . 

59  Samuel  Fear,  George  McRae . 

60  Samuel  Fear,  John  Sanderson  (B) . 

61  Samuel  Fear,  Madison  A.  Rice . 

62  William  Savage,  Elias  W.  Frazee . 

63  William  Savage,  Alex.  Burns,  B.A . 

64  Richard  L.  Tucker,  George  L.  Haight. .  .  . 

65  Richard  L.  Tucker,  William  Raney . 

66  James  Goodwin . 

67  James  Goodwin,  Joseph  M.  Hagar,  B.A.  . 

68  James  Goodwin,  Thomas  Campbell . 

69  Isaac  Crane,  John  Scott,  B.A . 

70  Isaac  Crane,  William  H.  Bury . 

71  Isaac  Crane,  Jabez  Edmonds . 

72  William  Hayhurst . 

73  William  Hayhurst,  William  H.  Henderson, 

7  4  See  London  Conference . 


No.  of 
Members. 

Conting. 

Fund. 

Eduea. 

Fund. 

Sup.  M. 
Fund'. 

374 

*14 

54 

$2 

50 

$6 

43 

428 

17 

78 

6 

04 

10 

10 

458 

14 

10 

4 

40 

2 

90 

475 

12 

50 

4 

20 

8 

00 

560 

21 

00 

8 

38 

16 

50 

561 

21 

00 

7 

50 

25 

00 

600 

21 

35 

8 

00 

26 

00 

*  614 

18 

00 

8 

00 

10 

56 

318 

11 

00 

5 

00 

21 

00 

323 

11 

15 

5 

10 

30 

00 

331 

13 

31 

5 

16 

35 

21 

341 

17 

26 

6 

47 

44 

30 

383 

19 

09 

9 

23 

50 

20 

318 

13 

07 

8 

00 

42 

00 

293 

11 

39 

10 

40 

35 

00 

286 

8 

35 

7 

25 

40 

00 

322 

10 

12 

7 

36 

37 

25 

339 

10 

82 

7 

80 

48 

06 

PEMBROKE. 


A  town  on  the  Ottawa  River,  in  the  township  of  Pembroke,  County  of  Renfrew,  Ontario.  Distant 

from  Perth  100  miles,  from  Ottawa  95  miles. 


1835  George  B.  Butcher . 

36  George  B.  Butcher . 

37  George  B.  Butcher . 

38  George  B.  Butcher . 

39  Stephen  Brownell . 

40  Matthew  Connor . 

41  Matthew  Connor . 

42  John  Tuke . 

43  John  Tuke  . 

44  . j  " 

45  Henry  Slialer,  William  Morton  .... 

46  Henry  Shaler,  William  M.  Pattyson 

47  Henry  Shaler . 

48  )  . . ." . 

to  r  Included  in  Westmeath  Mission. 

59  ) 

60  J ames  Masson . 

61  James  Masson . 

62  James  Masson . 

63  William  Tomblin . 

64  William  Tomblin . 

65  William  Tomblin . 

66  David  C.  McDowell . 

67  David  C.  McDowell . 

68  David  C.  McDowell . 

69  James  C.  Slater . 

70  James  C.  Slater . 

71  James  C.  Slater . 

72  Richard  Whiting . 

73  Richard  Whiting . 

74  See  Montreal  Conference . 


25 

— 

25 

30 

47 

6  66 

4  00 

40 

5  60 

45 

6  03 

73 

4  00 

68 

2  00 

68 

1  40 

3  40 

58 

10  94 

8  06 

78 

4  40 

4  18 

66 

3  37 

0  27 

90 

7  60 

2  51 

4  03 

94 

7  68 

3  09 

6  15 

98 

7  20 

2  80 

6  20 

100 

6  23 

2  90 

7  50 

120 

6  25 

3  00 

10  00 

110 

6  50 

3  00 

10  00 

110 

6  65 

5  50 

16  45 

150 

7  00 

4  00 

16  50 

150 

10  00 

7  00 

17  50 

130 

14  36 

10  25 

25  60 

134 

13  24 

13  75 

23  00 

120 

11  16 

8  55 

23  50 

140 

12  00 

9  00 

70  00 

140  1 

12  50 

9  25 

75  00 

PENETANGUISHENE. 


A  village  on  the  Georgian  Bay,  in  the  township  of  Tiny,  County  of  Simcoe,  Ontario.  Distant  from 

Toronto  97  miles,  from  Barrie  34  miles. 


1851  Henry  Reid . 

52  Stephen  Brownell . 

53  Stephen  Brownell . 

54  Stephen  Brownell . 

55  Edward  Sallows . 

56  Edward  Sallows . 

57  Edward  Sallows . . . 

58  United  with  Flos  and  Beausoliel  Island, 


101 

109 

131 

182 

70 

70 

101 


6  05 
3  18 

3  37 

4  65 
0  77 
0  80 


1  40 


4  07 
4  09 
4  29 
4  57 
0  80 
1  72 


Drayton  set  off. 


278 


CIRCUITS,  STATIONS  AND  MISSIONS. 


Year 

Names  of  Ministers. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Conting. 

Fund. 

Educa. 

Fund. 

Sup.  M. 
Fund. 

1859 

60 

61 

69 

100 

$2  12 

$1  02 

$4  00 

75 

2  00 

3  50 

3  00 

75 

1  29 

1  30 

2  00 

52 

2  87 

1  60 

4  45 

gg  |  United  with  Craighurst  Mission. 

45 

2  32 

2  08 

3  35 

67 

68 

74 

3  33 

1  45 

1  93 

John  W.  Wicher . 

78 

2  83 

1  87 

3  28 

60 

90 

3  62 

2  25 

4  50 

134 

2  69 

4  00 

3  81 

71 

See  Hillsdale . 

115 

6  671 

5  50 

6  00 

PERCY. 

A  village  and  township  in  the  County  of  Northumberland,  Ontario.  Distant  from  Cobourg  80  miles* 

from  Trenton  20  miles. 


1852  George  Carr . 

53  George  Carr,  Jay  S.  Youmans . 

54  William  H.  Williams,  Jay  S.  Youmans . 

55  William  H.  Williams,  Jay  S.  Youmans . 

56  Edward  A.  Ward,  Arthur  Browning,  D.  Sutherland 

57  Edward  A.  Ward,  Wm  Sanderson,  Wm.  E.  Walker 

58  Vincent  B.  Howard,  Andrew  L.  Peterson . 

59  Vincent  B.  Howard,  Andrew  L.  Peterson . 

60  William  L.  Scott,  James  E.  Richardson . 

61  Ephraim  L.  Koyl,  James  E.  Richardson . 

62  Ephraim  L.  Koyl . . 

63  David  A.  Johnston . 

64  David  A.  Johnston . 

65  David  A.  Johnston . 

66  Samuel  Might . 

67  Samuel  Might . 

68  Samuel  Might . 

69  ( John  Todd,  M.A.) . 

70  Arthur  Browning . 

71  Arthur  Browning . 

72  Arthur  Browning . 

73  EdmundS.  Rupert,  M.A . 

74  See  Toronto  Conference . 


103 

-7 

11 

3 

90 

143 

8 

30 

4 

11 

230 

10 

00 

1 

00 

6 

65 

231 

8 

54 

1 

00 

0 

45 

400 

11 

00 

4 

60 

15 

00 

*  458 

8 

22 

10 

43 

300 

6 

60 

2 

io 

5 

00 

295 

3 

35 

1 

80 

8 

00 

262 

5 

94 

6 

00 

14 

75 

265 

10 

22 

3 

74 

9 

68 

t  247 

2 

66 

1 

41 

6 

68 

192 

3 

00 

1 

00 

12 

00 

260 

6 

00 

1 

00 

9 

00 

215 

7 

50 

1 

25 

11 

00 

241 

10 

42 

3 

31 

26 

25 

315 

10 

50 

5 

15 

18 

50 

237 

7 

75 

3 

30 

16 

08 

174 

7 

88 

4 

00 

5 

50 

184  _ 

7 

00 

6 

50 

7 

00 

194 

7 

50 

7 

00 

9 

00 

215 

8 

00 

7 

00 

10 

00 

224 

12 

35 

7 

44 

12 

36 

PERTH. 

The  County  Town  ol  the  County  of  Lanark,  Ontario.  It  is  situated  on  the  River  Tay,  in  the  town¬ 
ship  of  Drummond.  Distant  from  Brockville  40  miles,  from  Smith’s  Falls  12  miles,  and  from 
Ottawa  50  miles. 


1821  James  Griggs  Peale . 

22  Franklin  Metcalfe . 

23  Franklin  Metcalfe,  Solomon  Waldron . 

24  . 

30 

131 

231 

25  John  Ryerson . 

300 

26  William  H.  Williams . 

250 

27  Richard  Jones,  George  Farr . 

207 

28  John  Black . 

175 

29  Alvah  Adams . 

167 

30  John  Carroll . . . 

148 

31  John  Carroll . 

200 

32  William  Patrick . 

205 

33  William  Patrick . 

177 

34  James  Brock . . 

167 

5  10 

35  James  Brock,  Hugh  Montgomery . 

156 

7  02 

36  Thomas  Harmon,  Reuben  E.  Tupper . 

143 

8  81 

37  George  F.  Playter,  Willliam  Willoughby . 

155 

1  51 

3  00 

38  John  McIntyre . 

231 

5  50 

4  48 

39  John  McIntyre  . 

152 

12  63 

11  55 

40  James  Currie . 

145 

8  80 

5  07 

*  Seymour  set  off. 


t  Some  appointments  given  to  Hastings. 


WESLEYAN  METHODIST  CONFERENCE. 


279 


Year 

• 

Names  of  Ministers. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Conting. 

Fund. 

Educa. 

Fund. 

Sup.  M. 
Fund. 

1841 

James  Currie . 

173 

.$8  95 

$4  25 

42 

George  B.  Butcher  . 

195 

10  58 

2  50 

43  George  B.  Butcher . 

126 

3  00 

2  00 

44 

George  G-oodson . . 

119 

3  00 

2  75 

45 

George  Goodson,  James  Greener . 

194 

4  73 

3  12 

46 

David  B.  Madden,  Erastus  Hurlburt . 

287 

12  94 

4  68 

47 

Francis  Coleman . 

237 

13  07 

5  50 

48 

Francis  Coleman . 

123 

6  18 

3  75 

49 

Jonathan  Scott . 

117 

6  50 

4  00 

50 

Jonathan  Scott,  James  Armstrong . 

109 

5  00 

3  00 

51 

James  Gray . 

166 

7  25 

4  25 

52  James  Gray . 

100 

5  31 

4  25 

53 

David  C.  McDowell  . 

103 

7  72 

4  00 

54 

David  C.  McDowell . 

112 

8  03 

4  30 

55 

David  C.  McDowell . 

200 

8  46 

4  52 

56  David  C.  McDowell  . 

200 

8  90 

$4  67 

6.  07 

57  Henry  Lanton . 

215 

8  92 

4  75 

6  10 

58  Henry  Lanton . 

182 

7  73 

1  78 

4  46 

59 

George  McRitchie . 

165 

6  43 

3  38 

3  00 

60 

George  McRitchie . 

140 

6  75 

3  35 

8  00 

61  George  McRitchie . 

143 

7  11 

3  56 

14  27 

62  Amos  E.  Russ,  John  B.  Keagy,  B.A . 

147 

7  43 

3  66 

11  05 

63  Amos  E.  Russ,  William  C.  Watson,  B.A . 

198 

11  22 

3  67 

3  28 

64  Amos  E.  Russ,  George  Rogers . 

200 

10  00 

6  04 

12  15 

65  William  Hansford,  Alexander  Lester . 

270 

14  67 

6  62 

15  90 

66 

William  Hansford,  Ebenezer  Teskey . 

242 

9  01 

4  74 

14  00 

67  W  llliam  Hansford  .  . 

*  246 

6  17 

3  12 

7  60 

68  Joseph  E.  Sanderson,  M.A . 

126 

6  25 

2  60 

10  70 

69  Joseph  E.  Sauderson,  M.A . 

121 

7  25 

10  00 

25  00 

70  Joseph  E.  Sanderson,  M.A . 

100 

7  50 

7  50 

18  65 

71 

Thomas  Brock . 

96 

8  18 

10  OO 

20  00 

72  Thomas  Brock . 

111 

9  67 

8  00 

21  00 

73  Thomas  Brock . 

101 

9  19 

5  25 

35  00 

74  See  Montreal  Conference . 

97 

9  25 

5  00 

12  00 

PETERBOROUGH. 


The  County  Town  of  the  County  of  Peterborough,  Ontario.  It  is  situated  on  the  Otonabee  River,  in 
the  township  of  North  Monaghan.  Distant  from  Port  Hope  30  miles,  from  Lindsay  28  miles, 
and  from  Cobourg  28  miles. 


1835  John  Black,  William  Deverell . 

36  J ohn  Armstrong,  Hugh  Montgomery . 

345 

15 

50 

37  George  Poole,  John  G  Manly . 

395 

5 

00 

31 

69 

38  George  Poole  . 

358 

13 

15 

26 

47 

39  Gilbert  Miller,  Solomon  Snider  . 

352 

14 

00 

17 

00 

40  William  McFadden,  K.  Creighton,  John  Sanderson  . 

354 

8 

58 

5 

07 

41  William  McFadden,  Y.  B.  Howard,  Thomas  Jeffers  . 

522 

18 

43 

9 

00 

42  William  McFadden,  George  Kennedy . 

553 

18 

30 

12 

23 

43  William  Coleman,  Robert  Darlington . 

507 

16 

28 

11 

58 

44  Thomas  Demorest,  Robert  Darlington  . 

504 

22 

10 

21 

40 

45  Samuel  P.  La  Dow . 

476 

'  24 

00 

22 

80 

46  William  McCullough,  Thomas  Cleghorn  . 

504 

20 

32 

20 

25 

47  William  McCullough,  James  C.  Slater  . 

490 

29 

92 

25 

00 

48  George  Goodson,  Charles  Turver . 

572 

32 

25 

30 

00 

49  Isaac  B.  Howard . 

+  599 

30 

40 

26 

45 

50  Isaac  B.  Howard . 

200 

9 

00 

7 

00 

51  Isaac  B.  Howard . . . 

211 

11 

57 

6 

03 

52  John  Gemley . 

308 

11 

60 

6 

58 

53  John  Gemley . 

374 

18 

95 

19 

00 

54  William  H.  Poole . 

380 

21 

13 

24 

90 

55  William  H.  Poole . 

324 

14 

71 

5 

25 

25 

00 

56  William  H.  Poole . 

284 

13 

95 

5 

00 

25 

75 

57  William  Scott . 

250 

15 

£6 

10 

53 

50 

25 

58  William  Scott . 

218 

11 

95 

7 

25 

24 

37 

59  Henry  Lanton . . . 

190 

7 

05 

5 

92 

25 

00 

60  Henry  Lanton . 

212 

11 

51 

6 

50 

21 

00 

Bathurst  set  off. 


t  Millbrook  set  off. 


280 


CIRCUITS,  STATIONS  AND  MISSIONS. 


Year 

Names  of  Ministers. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Conting. 

Fund. 

Edu&a. 

Fund. 

Sup.  M. 
Fund. 

1861 

John  Carroll . 

186 

$7  75 

$4  50 

$19  85 

62 

John  Carroll . 

200 

11  05 

5  10 

51  40 

63  John  Carroll . 

330 

12  80 

9  00 

42  75 

64  James  Brock . 

350 

15  30 

8  05 

38  25 

65 

James  Brock . 

370 

16  00 

8  05 

39  10 

66 

Joshua  H.  Johnson,  M.A . 

309 

16  00 

8  05 

45  90 

67  Joshua  H.  Johnson,  M.A . 

290 

24  61 

10  05 

63  35 

68 

Joshua  H.  Johnson,  M.A . 

280 

25  32 

10  30 

63  95 

69  George  H.  Davis . 

281 

21  05 

15  00 

73  37 

70  George  H.  Davis . 

240 

30  37 

16  50 

59  68 

71  George  H.  Davis  .  . 

243 

36  78 

24  00 

53  75 

72  Charles  Fish . 

335 

41  31 

19  02 

50  85 

73  Charles  Fish,  Samuel  P.  Rose . 

280 

36  82 

18  00 

80  00 

74  See  Toronto  Conference . 

290 

40  84 

21  50 

83  40 

PETROLIA. 

A  village  in  the  township  of  Enniskillen,  Lambton  County,  Ontario.  It  was  formerly  part  of  Oil 

Springs  Circuit. 

1867  Elias  W.  Frazee . 

68  1 . 

to  I  United  with  Oil  Springs. 

71  ) 

72  Ezra  A.  Stafford . 

73  Ezra  A.  Stafford .  100  17  44  9  75  20  34 

74  See  London  Conference .  70  12  37  5  44  19  62 


25 

265 

i  47 

100 

17  44 

9  75 

70 

12  37 

5  44 

5  19 


PICKERING. 

A  township  in  the  County  of  Ontario,  Province  of  Ontario.  It  was  formerly  part  of  Whitby  Circuit 
and  Stouffville  Mission.  Distant  from  Toronto  22  miles,  from  Whitby  6  miles. 


1863  William  McFaddeu,  Alfred  McCann  .  .  . 

64  William  MeFadden,  Alfred  McCann  . . . 

65  John  N.  Lake,  Edward  Morrow,  B. A... 

66  Henry  Reid,  Albert  C.  Wilson . 

67  Henry  Reid,  Albert  C.  Wilson . 

68  Thomas  Stobbs,  Newton  Hill . 

69  Thomas  Stobbs,  William  Walsh . 

70  Thomas  Stobbs,  William  Walsh . 

71  George  H.  Cornish,  James  E.  Werden. , 

72  George  H.  Cornish,  j  w“Sss, 

73  George  H.  Cornish,  Andrew  W.  Ross. . 

74  See  Toronto  Conference . 


296 

12 

98 

293 

11 

05 

280 

13 

10 

300 

13 

35 

290 

14 

00 

227 

5 

28 

249 

8 

52 

256 

8 

60 

278 

10 

65 

266 

11 

75 

304 

15 

25 

3 

92 

30 

00 

4 

20 

21 

00 

4 

43 

22 

03 

4 

50 

25 

00 

4 

82 

49 

91 

8 

00 

20 

62 

8 

00 

.  22 

62 

10 

00  • 

24 

62 

10 

00 

51 

00 

7 

00 

52 

15 

8 

27 

63 

07 

PICTON. 

The  County  Town  of  the  County  of  Prince  Edward,  Ontario.  It  is  situate  on  the  Bay  of  Quinte,  in 
the  township  of  Hallowell.  It  was  formerly  called  Hallowell  Circuit,  and  is  distant  from  Belle¬ 
ville  22  miles,  from  Kingston  40  miles. 


1850  William  McCullough,  Robert  Robinson . 

51  William  MeFadden,  Benjamin -tones. . 

509 

21  50 

52  William  MeFadden.  Aaron  I).  Miller  . . . 

409 

17  80 

53  William  MeFadden,  Thomas  Woolsey . 

430 

17  80 

54  James  C.  Slater,  William  Bryers . 

605 

20  00 

55  James  C.  Slater,  William  Tomblin,  J.  N.  Lake  . . 

575 

14  73 

8  92 

56  J ames  C.  Slater,  William  Sanderson,  J.  N.  Lake.  .  . 

678 

16  73 

7  53 

57  Charles  Fish . 

*  616 

20  87 

8  18 

58  Charles  Fish . 

259 

10  62 

5  00 

59  James  H.  Bishop . 

330 

14  55 

7  00 

60  James  H.  Bishop . 

268 

12  85 

7  15 

61  James  H.  Bishop . 

259 

9  54 

8  12 

62  John  Hunt . *..... 

286 

11  80 

5  00 

63  John  Hunt . 

265 

10  79 

5  10 

64  J  ohn  Hunt . 

279 

10  00 

5  13 

65  George  R.  Sanderson . 

345 

6  28 

4  00 

34  50 
37  00 
34  50 
34  00 
34  60 
36  00 
36  00 
33  50 
40  00 

31  60 
28  65 

32  41 
30  50 
26  00 
32  25 


*  Milford  set  off. 


WESLEYAN  METHODIST  CONFERENCE. 


281 


Year 

Names  of  Ministers. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Conting. 

Fund. 

Educa. 

Fund. 

Sup.  M. 
Fund. 

1866  George  R.  Sanderson . 

310 

360 

365 

300 

320 

340 

310 

$4  75 

$33  00 

33  21 

34  00 

37  33 

32  20 

39  29 

40  00 

63  38 

63  50 

67  George  R.  Sanderson . 

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ft  An 

68  Nicholas  R.  Willoughby,  M.A. 

Q  7Q 

0  1U 

69  Nicholas  R.  Willoughby,  M.A. 

1  Q  AQ 

O  OU 

70  Nicholas  R.  Willoughby.  M.A. 

99  1 A 

10  OU 

71  Jonathan  E.  Betts . 

1Z  Jo 

9  60 

72  Edwin  Clement . 

73  Edwin  Clement . 

315 

Z\J  DU 

y  Zo 

74  See  Toronto  Conference . 

315 

23  41 

lo  \j£ 

13  36  1 

PITTSBURG. 


The  name  of  a  township  on  the  St  Lawrence,  in  the  County  of  Frontenac,  Ontario  It  was 

part  of  Brewer’s  Mills  and  Gananoque  Circuit. 


1867  David  Kennedy,  B.A . 

6S  David  Kennedy,  M.A . 

69  Ephraim  L.  Koyl,  George  C.  Madden.  .  ■ 

70  William  Briden,  George  C.  Madden. . 

71  William  Briden,  William  J.  Young . 

72  William  Briden,  John  J.  Leach  . . 

73  William  S.  McCullough,  Thomas  R.  Fydell 

74  See  Montreal  Conference . 


156 

7 

33 

3 

50 

156 

8 

10 

5 

00 

162 

9 

04 

5 

00 

167 

10 

50 

6 

50 

171 

10 

65 

7 

00 

175 

10 

60 

7 

00 

178 

10 

70 

6 

70 

formerly 


26  00 
20  12 
20  26 
23  20 

23  50 

24  00 
24  00 


PLA1NVILLE. 


A  village  in  the  township  of  Hamilton,  County  of  Northumberland,  Ontario. 

of  Cobourg  Circuit. 


1859  George  M.  Meacham,  B.A . 

60  Joseph  Kilgour  .... 

6i) . 

to  >  Included  m  the  Canton  Circuit. 

63  j 

64  William  H.  Musgrove . 

65  William  H.  Musgrove . 

66  William  H.  Withrow,  M.A . 

67  William  H.  Withrow,  M.A 

68  ) 

69  i  Supplied  from  Baltimore . 

70  Samuel  Sing . 

71  Samuel  Sing . 

72  Samuel  Sing . 

73  James  Charlton . 

74  See  Toronto  Conference . 


55 

52 


64 

53 
58 

54 

45 

77 

83 

72 

65 


3  35 
5  83 


1  75 
3  15 

3  60 

2  57 

5  26 

4  06 
7  97 

5  18 


It  was  formerly  part 


i  62 

3  00 


1  40 


0  86 
2  00 
1  66 


9  42 
9  50 
9  04 


1  60 


9  03 


3  00 
3  00 

2  38 

3  50 


9  00 
7  00 
13  00 
II  00 


PLANTAGENET. 

A  village  and  township  in  the  County  of  Prescott,  Ontario. 

1861  John  Hyndman . 

62  George  H.  Kenney . 

63  Richard  N.  Adams . . 

64  Richard  N.  Adams . . . 

65  Now  called  Riceville — which  see . 


It  was  formerly  part  of  Lochabar  Mission 


44 

47 

39 

37 


2  05 
1  41 

1  95 

2  87 


0  57 
1  75 
0  65 


1  01 
1  61 
4  00 


PLAYFAIR. 

A  small  village  m  the  township  of  Bathurst,  County  of  Lanark,  Ontario.  It  was  formerly  called 

Lanark  Mission. 


1867  Alexander  Lester . 

68  Alexander  Lester . 

69  John  Corbett . 

70  John  Corbett . 

71  John  Corbett . 

72  William  Sanderson . 

73  William  Sanderson . 

74  See  Montreal  Conference 


90 

8  60 

2  75 

80 

6  33 

1  02 

80 

4  35 

2  00 

81 

4  61 

2  00 

80 

4  66  ‘ 

3  09 

83 

4  70 

3  15 

75 

4  77 

3  19 

r  70 

4  80 

3  30 

7  75 
7  00 
'7  10 
7  13 
7  18 
7  25 

7  53 

8  16 


282 


CIRCUITS,  STATIONS  AND  MISSIONS. 
\ 


POINT  ABINO. 


A  small  village  in  tlie  township  of  Bertie,  on  Lake  Erie,  Welland  County,  Ontano. 


Year 

Names  of  Ministers. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Conting. 

Fund. 

Educa. 

Fund. 

Sup.  M. 
Fund. 

1861 
a  9 

.  ,  .  . 

$6  62 

74 

$4  96 

.$2  10 

80 

5  50 

2  50 

8  00 

74 

5  52 

2  50 

6  00 

65 

66 
67 

70 

5  52 

2  55 

6  10 

50 

6  21 

1  30 

12  05 

50 

2  88 

6  00 

85 

12  00 

3  32 

16  01 

91 

11  79 

6  00 

•11  00 

65 

10  93 

4  54 

10  80 

67 

3  80 

7  00 

8  45 

78 

5  00 

4  00 

9  00 

73  See  Ridgeway . 

82 

7  00 

6  00 

12  25 

POINT  ALEXANDER. 

A  small  village  on  the  Ottawa  River,  in  the  township  of  Rolph,  County  of  Renfrew,  Ontario. 


1855  William  Scales 
66  1 . 

57  >  Vacant. 

58  ) 

59  Jabez  B.  Keough  . . 

60  Archelaus  Doxee .  . 

61  William  Sanderson 

62  William  Sanderson. 

63  William  Sanderson 

64  Brock  Rose ....... 

65  Brock  Rose . 

66  . 


3  83 

4 

1  50 

5 

1  25 

7 

2  27 

10 

2  20 

10 

1  03 

8 

3  30 

12 

1  42 

6  00 

7  00 

2  35 

1  20 

1  00 

2  00 

1  50 

1  55 

1  45 

1  82 

1  48 

1  87 

2  12 

2  55 

3  00 

POINT  EDWARD. 

A  village  in  the  township  of  Sarnia,  County  of  Lambton,  Ontario.  It  was  formerly  part  of  the 

Sarnia  Circuit. 


1873  James  S.  Ross . 

. 1  48  , 

74  See  London  Conference . 

. [  62 

5  88  1 

3  73  1 

10  78 

POINT  LEVIS. 


A  town  in  the  township  of  Lauzon,  on  the  St-  Lawrence,  opposite  Quebec,  County  of  Levi,  Province 

of  Quebec. 


1854  Edward  Gragg . 

55  Charles  Stringfellow . 

56  Charles  Stringfellow,  3  months 

57  )  United  with  Quebec . 

to  > 

66  ) 

67  William  Jackson . 

68  William  H.  Rowsom,  M.A.  .  . . 

69  Joshua  P.  Lewis . 

70  Joshua  P.  Lewis . 

71  James  Allen . 

72  James  Allen . 

73  Joseph  L.  Forster . 

74  See  Montreal  Conference . 


6 

13 

13 

13 

9 


.... 

.... 

6  40 

4  20 

3  40 

8  00 

5  00 

5  50 

8  50 

5  50 

10  20 

6  10 

1  85 

2  55 

POINT  MARA. 

So  called  from  a  point  of  land  on  the  east  shore  of  Lake  Simcoe,  in  the  township  of  Mara,  County 

of  Ontario,  Province  of  Ontario. 


1860  George  T.  Richardson 

61  George  T.  Richardson 

62  See  Beaverton . 


40 

55 

2  66 

i  60 

60 

2  00 

1  60 

WESLEYAN  METHODIST  CONFERENCE. 


283 


PORTAGE  DU  FORT. 


A  village  on  the  Ottawa  River,  in  the  township  of  Litchfield,  County  of  Pontiac,  Quebec.  Distant 
from  Ottawa  64  miles.  It  was  formerly  part  of  Clarendon  Circuit. 


Year 

Names  of  Ministers. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Conting. 

Fund. 

Educa. 

Fund. 

Sup.  M. 
Fund. 

1860 

William  Morton . 

61 

William  Morton . 

67 

$3  72 

.$3  06 

$5  36 

62 

William  Morton . 

60 

5  10 

1  40 

6  00 

63 

•1  ohn  Kiernan . 

60 

3  42 

1  11 

2  50 

64 

John  Kiernan . 

66 

3  52 

1  17 

5  02 

65 

I  ohn  Kiernan . 

72 

3  66 

1  25 

5  26 

66 

William  Creighton . 

84 

3  66 

1  25 

5  26 

67 

William  Creighton . 

67 

2  05 

2  30 

6  02 

68 

William  Creighton . 

64 

2  30 

0  95 

8  13 

69 

Thomas  H.  Walker . 

70 

2  47 

1  27 

6  00 

70 

Thomas  11.  Walker . 

73 

4  50 

5  13 

6  87 

71 

United  with  Clarendon . 

77 

4  00 

6  84 

7  20 

72 

Edwin  Fessaut . 

73 

Edwin  Fessant . 

52 

4  32 

3  50 

12  41 

74 

See  Montreal  Conference . 

50 

4  00 

3  50 

12  50 

PORT  DALHOUSIE. 


A  village  at  the  mouth  of  the  Welland  Canal,  on  Lake  Ontario,  in  the  township  of  Grantham,  County 

of  Lincoln,  Ontario. 


1865  William  Richardson . 

66  Egerton  R.  Young . 

67  George  H.  Field . 

68  George  H.  Field . 

69  United  with  St.  Catharines 


ii 

3  00 

1  50 

4  00 

12 

3  20 

1  75 

5  00 

70 

13  00 

5  29 

7  00 

74 

8  12 

5  00 

2  00 

PORT  DOVER. 

A  village  situate  at  the  confluence  of  the  River  Lynn  with  Lake  Erie,  in  the  township  of  Woodhouse, 
County  of  Norfolk,  Ontario.  Distant  from  Simcoe  8  miles,  from  Hamilton  88  miles,  from 
Buffalo,  N.  Y.,  80  miles.  It  was  formerly  part  of  Simcoe  Circuit. 


1853  John  S.  Evans . 

54  William  Chapman . 

55  . 

56  John  Shaw . 

57  Isaac  Barber . 

58  Isaac  Barber . 

59  James  Roy . 

60  James  Roy . 

61  William  W.  Clarke . 

62  James  Harris . 

63  James  Flams . 

64  Nicholas  R.  Willoughby,  B.A 

65  Francis  W.  Ware . 

66  William  H.  Laird . 

67  William  H.  Laird . 

68  William  H.  Laird . 

69  John  W.  German . 

70  John  W.  German . 

71  John  W.  German, . 

72  William  Bryers . 

73  William  Bryers . 

74  See  London  Conference . 


90 

5  41 

j 

4  00 

93 

6  48 

3  25 

4  00 

101 

5  45 

1  00 

8  28 

72 

11  22 

4  00 

8  50 

100 

2  04 

2  65 

5  83 

118 

2  35 

1  12 

3  75 

145 

5  63 

2  71 

6  03 

136 

7  20 

1  98 

5  54 

154 

8  71 

2  07 

6  25 

164 

8  00 

2  87 

20  00 

160 

9  00 

2  67 

13  35 

240 

11  67 

6  07 

14  00 

240 

12  10 

4  13 

14  35 

230 

10  59 

4  63 

14  79 

247 

11  00 

4  90 

17  00 

275 

11  20 

8  08 

17  50 

273 

14  00 

14  00 

42  23 

233 

15  10 

17  00 

42  10 

223 

15  10 

10  19 

32  95 

206 

14  37 

7  50 

36  00 

226 

13  03 

7  60 

36  45 

PORT  ELGIN. 


A  village  in  the  township  of  Saugeen,  County  of  Bruce,  Ontario.  It  was  formerly  part  of  Invermay 

Circuit. 


1870  Joseph  Hill . 

71  Joseph  Hill . 

72  David  Perry . 

73  David  Perry . 

74  Toronto  Conference 


64 

•  •  •  • 

83 

5  89 

2  25 

7  00 

100 

6  10 

2  35 

7  72 

112 

7  03 

3  00 

8  00 

118 

8  13 

3  00 

8  25 

284 


CIRCUITS,  STATIONS  AND  MISSIONS. 


PORT  HOPE. 

A  town  oil  Lake  Ontario,  in  the  township  of  Port  Hope,  County  of  Durham,  Ontario.  It  was 
formerly  Smith’s  Creek  Circuit,  and  latterly  part  of  Cobourg  Circuit.  Distant  from  Toronto 
65  miles,  from  Peterboro’  30  miles. 


Year 

Names  of  Ministers. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Conting. 

Fund. 

Educa. 

Fund. 

Sup.  M. 
Fund. 

1840 

William  Haw . 

41 

Asahel  Hurlburt . 

i78 

$5  50 

$7  50 

42 

Asahel  Hurlburt . 

188 

10  87 

5  74 

43  William  McFadden . 

440 

7  20 

6  00 

44  William  McFadden . 

357 

8  70 

7  12 

45 

John  Gernley . 

329 

8  92 

7  70 

46  John  Gernley . 

347 

21  50 

11  07 

47 

Charles  Lavell,  Samuel  S.  Nelles,  B.A . 

360 

21  50 

13  05 

48 

Jonathan  Scott,  James  C.  Slater . 

376 

22  00 

12  25 

49  George  Goodson . 

345 

16  26 

13  34 

50  George  Goodson . 

350 

12  10 

14  00 

51 

William  McCullough . 

370 

12  85 

16  25 

52 

William  McCullough . . 

*  375 

16  33 

20  25 

53 

William  McCullough,  Edward  H.  Dewart . 

320 

16  50 

20  75 

54  Joseph  W.  McCallum,  William  Tomblin  . 

356 

18  25 

22  75 

55  Joseph  W.  McCallum,  William  Bryers . 

362 

19  82 

$2  25 

23  75 

56 

Richard  Whiting,  Samuel  Tucker . 

408 

20  00 

8  50 

27  00 

57 

R.  Whiting,  A.  E.  Russ,  W.  C.  Henderson,  B.A.  . . 

584 

21  00 

9  78 

37  00 

58 

Lewis  Warner,  William  Andrews,  J.  H.  Stinson...  . 

700 

23  00 

12  00 

40  00 

59 

Lewis  Warner,  William  Andrews  . 

551 

23  00 

12  37 

35  20 

60  John  Hunt,  Alex.  T.  Green . 

525 

23  00 

12  31 

35  75 

61 

John  Hunt . 

t  474 

23  66 

12  35 

43  35 

62  George  R.  Sanderson . 

217 

13  00 

6  70 

24  00 

63  George  R.  Sanderson . 

230 

17  88 

9  90 

20  00 

64  George  R.  Sanderson . 

195 

17  70 

8  68 

22  14 

65 

William  S.  Griffin . 

330 

19  37 

9  05 

22  25 

66 

William  S.  Griffin . 

251 

20  96 

7  14 

24  25 

67 

John  A.  Williams . 

248 

24  12 

11  68 

52  75 

68 

John  A.  Williams . 

215 

22  00 

10  42 

43  25 

69 

John  A.  Williams . 

263 

23  00 

18  20 

44  25 

70  Isaac  B.  Howard . 

240 

22  30 

18  06 

42  00 

71 

Isaac  B.  Howard . . . 

260 

26  88 

24  08 

58  00 

72  Isaac  B.  Howard . 

265 

33  09 

17  20 

50  00 

73  Ephraim  B.  Harper,  M.A . 

300 

36  94 

13  80 

52  00 

74  See  Toronto  Conference . 

280 

50  69 

18  67 

81  40 

PORT  NEUF. 


A  village  at  the  mouth  of  the  River  Port  Neuf,  on  the  St.  Lawrence,  in  the  County  of  Port  Neuf, 

Quebec.  Distant  from  Quebec  36  miles. 


1860  James  Matheson . 

61  James  Matheson . 

62  J ames  Matheson . 

63  James  Matheson . 

64  William  Adams . 

65  William  Adams . 

66  William  Adams . 

67  William  Adams . 

68  Richard  Kerr . 

69  Henry  W.  Maxwell 

70  Henry  W.  Knowles . 

71  (Jacob  Silence) . 

72  Moses  Scott . 

73  Moses  Scott . 

74  See  Montreal  Conference 


30 

.... 

35 

32 

0  50 

35 

1  00 

22 

.... 

30 

33 

30 

32 

1  37 

42 

1  50 

i  66 

38 

3  03 

0  45 

34 

32 

39 

1  00 


0  47 
2  00 
3  28 


PORT  ROWAN. 

A  village  on  Lake  Erie,  in  the  township  of  Walsingham,  County  of  Norfolk,  Ontario.  It  was  formerly 

.  part  of  the  Walsingham  Circuit. 

1867  Thomas  Kelly. 

68  William  Taylor 


69  George  Ferguson. 


3i 

6  50 

4  35 

6  00 

40 

3  90 

3  50 

4  39 

*  Newcastle  set  off. 


t  Canton  set  off. 


WESLEYAN  METHODIST  CONFERENCE. 


285 


Year 

Names  of  Ministers. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Conting. 

Fund. 

Educa. 

Fund. 

Sup.  M. 
Fund. 

1870  George  Ferguson . 

40 

43 

44 

66 

80 

$6  00 

.$7  25 

71 

William  C.  Jollev . 

72  William  C.  Jolley . 

6  25 

6  30 

7  00 

/  OO 

73  Richard  L.  Tucker . 

0  1/ 

7  45 

8  00 

74  See  London  Conference . 

4  84 

PORT  STANLEY. 

A  village  on  Lake  Erie,  in  the  township  of  Yarmouth,  County  of  Elgin,  Ontario.  It  was  formerly 
part  ol  St.  Thomas  Circuit.  Distant  from  St.  Thomas  9  miles,  from  London  24  miles. 


1854  Francis  Chapman . . 

55  Francis  Chapman . 

56  George  Cochran . 

57  George  Cochran . 

58  George  Cochran  . . 

59  Alexander  Campbell . 

60  United  with  St.  Thomas . 

61  William  E.  Walker  . 

62  William  E.  Walker . 

63  Phineas  D.  Will . 

64  Phineas  D.  Will . 

65  James  F.  Latimer . 

66  James  F.  Latimer . 

67  George  Sexsmith . 

68  George.  Sexsmith . 

69  William  Lund . 

70  William  Lund . 

71  William  Lund,  Thomas  W.  Campbell 

72  Peter  German,  George  W.  Calvert. .  . 

73  Peter  German . 

74  See  London  Conference . 


117 

6  70 

830 

97 

14  07 

106 

7  00 

2  72 

89 

6  88 

3  70 

88 

8  43 

3  00 

100 

4  74 

4  00 

131 

5  00 

4  00 

93 

7  00 

4  10 

98 

9  54 

4  24 

93 

5  63 

4  73 

79 

7  76 

3  59 

95 

8  00 

3  60 

95 

7  22 

5  42 

115 

12  86 

5  12 

130 

13  00 

9  00 

135 

14  42 

8  00 

145 

13  22 

8  00 

163 

15  30 

8  50 

181 

9  24 

6  87 

197 

9  40  | 

6  90 

5  18 

10  19 
5  27 

4  00 

5  00 
5  00 
5  50 

5  80 

6  73 
16  88 

11  62 
12  00 
12  00 
21  00 

23  75 
21  00 
25  00 
30  00 
20  00 

24  00 


PRESCOTT. 

A  town  on  the  St.  Lawrence,  in  the  township  of  Augusta,  County  of  Grenville,  Ontario 
from  Ottawa  54  miles,  from  Kingston  60  miles,  from  Brockville  12  miles 
1832  Philander  Smith . 

33  Alexander  McNab . 

34  William  Patrick . 

Augusta  Circuit  united  with  it  4  years . 


Distant 


35 

36 

37 

38 


44 

45 

46 

47 


Ezra  Adams,  George  Ferguson . 

George  Ferguson,  Henry  Shaler . 

James  Currie,  Henry  Shaler . 

39  Henry  Wilkinson . 

40  Henry  Wilkinson . 

41  Lachlin  Taylor  . 

42  John  Carroll . . 

43  John  Carroll . 

John  Gemley . 

Francis  Coleman .  . 

J oseph  Messmore . 

Joseph  Messmore . 

Augusta  Circuit  again  united  with  it  2  years. 

48  Thomas  Bevitt,  Simon  Huntingdon . 

Simon  Huntingdon,  Henry  Budge . 

James  Elliott . .  . . 

James  Elliott . 

James  Elliott . 

James  Gray . 

James  Gray. 


49 
*50 

51 

52 

53 

54 

55  Henry  Lanton 

56  Henry  Lanton 

57  William  Price . 

58  William  Price. . 

59  William  Price . 

60  David  C.  McDowell. 

61  David  C.  McDowell. 

62  David  C.  McDowell. 

63  Kennedy  Creighton.. 


65 

.... 

57 

3  00 

2  25 

34 

9  07 

630 

23  44 

32  00 

597 

20  00 

30  00 

553 

15  60 

11  00 

540 

5  00 

8  00 

59 

5  25 

59 

12  66 

9  60 

84 

8  00 

15  25 

70 

8  00 

25  00 

75 

8  82 

20  00 

96 

10  10 

20  00 

92 

8  95 

8  00 

71 

6  95 

8  00 

60 

4  00 

1  50 

353 

13  00 

8  15 

369 

12  48 

9  38 

55 

5  41 

3  50 

55 

6  55 

7  25 

58 

9  00 

8  00 

72 

13  19 

10  19 

74 

6  31 

3  23 

6  19 

80 

3  53 

2  92 

6  23 

79 

5  34 

2  90 

7  04 

110 

12  25 

5  00 

12  44 

113 

12  20 

2  00 

12  50 

105 

12  25 

4  60 

13  00 

91 

12  50 

5  00 

13  50 

92 

11  31 

5  00 

13  55 

93 

11  50 

5  50  | 

15  25 

286 


CIRCUITS,  STATIONS  AND  MISSIONS. 


Year 

Names  of  Ministers. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Conting. 

Fund. 

Educa. 

Fund. 

Sup.  M. 
Fund. 

1864 

74 

$12  00 

.$5  00 

$24  50 

74 

9  11 

4  10 

20  00 

71 

9  00 

2  65 

18  00 

70 

10  25 

4  50 

19  50 

68 

69 

70 

71 

70 

10  25 

4  50 

22  00 

85 

11  10 

5  00 

24  00 

William  Hall’  M  A . 

109 

11  50 

6  00 

41  70 

William  Unit  M  A.  . 

126 

20  00 

15  00 

50  00 

146 

21  00 

12  00 

53  00 

142 

20  70 

12  00 

40  00 

74  See  Montreal  Conference . 

143 

20  70 

10  73 

50  00 

* 


PRESTON. 


A  village  on  the  Grand  River,  in  the  township  of  South  Waterloo,  County  of  Waterloo,  Ontario. 
Distant  from  Galt  3  miles,  from  Berlin  8  miles. 


1866  Aaron  D.  Miller. . 

67  John  Smiley,  B.A 

68  . 


5 

58 

49 


5  87  2  52  1  512 

5  21  2  33  j  3  44 


PRINCE  ALBERT. 


A  village  in  the  township  of  Reach,  County  of  Ontario,  Province  of  Ontario.  Distant  from  Whitby 
17  miles,  from  Beaverton,  Lake  Simcoe,  30  miles. 


1855  Thomas  Demorest . 

56  Thomas  Demorest . 

57  John  W.  Savage . 

58  John  W.  Savage,  William  Sheridan . 

59  John  Law,  James  Anderson . 

60  John  Law,  James  Broley . 

61  John  Law,  Joseph  H.  Stinson . 

62  Charles  Silvester,  Samuel  Might . 

63  Charles  Silvester,  Edmund  S.  Rupert,  B.A . 

64  Charles  Silvester,  William  C.  Washington,  B.A.  .  .  . 

65  Thomas  Stobbs,  Cornelius  A.  Jones . 

66  Thomas  Stobbs,  Daniel  E.  Gee . 

67  Thomas  Stobbs,  Marmaduke  L.  Pearson . 

68  Henry  Reid,  Richard  W.  Williams . 

69  Henry  Reid,  William  J.  Jolliffe  ...  . 

70  Henry  Reid,  ( Local  Supply) . 

71  Alfred  McCann,  Alexander  C.  Chambers . 

72  Alfred  McCann,  Newton  Hill . 

73  Samuel  C.  Philp,  Jr.,  John  Hart . 

74  See  Toronto  Conference . 


100 

18 

00 

8 

40 

42 

00 

88 

18 

05 

9 

00 

44 

(0 

305 

18 

73 

8 

20 

16 

00 

256 

13 

02 

6 

34 

10 

00 

246 

9 

10 

9 

10 

19 

50 

225 

10 

25 

8 

50 

22 

00 

199 

8 

01 

6 

50 

23 

50 

253 

17 

15 

5 

18 

27 

03 

239 

17 

76 

7 

26 

27 

28 

245 

15 

05 

7 

83 

48 

09 

205 

14 

30 

6 

10 

12 

00 

215 

14 

55 

6 

00 

16 

00 

■223 

15 

65 

7 

00 

16 

50 

216 

15 

67 

9 

00 

26 

88 

210 

16 

18 

9 

25 

28 

91 

213 

17 

50 

12 

00 

30 

10 

223 

19 

35 

9 

00 

50 

00 

265 

20 

00 

9 

25 

43 

00 

270 

20 

02 

9. 

33 

44 

00 

PRINCE  ARTHUR’S  LANDING. 

A  village  on  Thunder  Bay,  north  shore  of  Lake  Superior,  District  of  Algoma,  Ontario. 
1872  William  Halstead . . 

73  William  Halstead . 

74  See  Toronto  Conference . 


12 

19 


50 

76 


30 

20 


2  50 
2  2S 


PRINCETON. 

A  village  in  the  township  of  Blenheim,  County  of  Oxford,  Ontario. 

Paris  Circuit. 

Alexander  Campbell . 

Alexander  Campbell . 

Edward  Morrow,  M.A . 

Edward  Morrow,  M.A . 

72  Edward  Morrow,  M.A . 

73  John  H.  Keppel . 

74  See  London  Conference . 


It  was  formerly  part  of  the 


1868 

69 

70 

71 


PROTON. 


1851  Joseph  Hill . 

52  Joseph  Hill . 

53  Samuel  E.  Maudsley . 

54  Thomas  Culbert . 

55  John  L.  Kerr . . 

56  John  L.  Kerr,  William  M.  C.  Luke . 

57  Now  called  Artemesia  Mission — which  see 


145 

5  50 

3  00 

130 

6  34 

2  50 

152 

7  40 

5  00 

152 

6  64 

5  25 

140 

4  73 

4  00 

125 

6  90 

3  50 

ty  of  Grey, 

Ontario. 

'iso 

2  50 

280 

2  53 

230 

1  05 

191 

3  95 

246 

3  69 

245 

6  57 

8 

9 

17 

19 

19 

13 


00 

50 

60 

00 

50 

00 


14 
68 

15 
07 


2 
3 
5  00 


WESLEYAN  METHODIST  CONFERENCE. 


287 


Q 


QUEBEC, 

The  oldest  city  ill  C  anada.  It  is  situate  on  a  rock-bound  promontory,  formed  by  the  junction  of  the 
Rivers  St.  Charles  and  St.  Lawrence,  Quebec.  Distant  from  Montreal  170  miles,  from  Gaspe  496 
miles. 


Year 


Ministers. 


1804  Samuel  Merwin,  1  month. 


No.  of 
Members. 


5  . 

g  |  Nathan  Bangs,  3  months,  ) 

(  Samuel  Coate,  9  months,  \  ' ' ' ' 
-  (  Samuel  Coate,  \ 

I  Thomas  Madden,  \  . 

8  Samuel  Cochrane . 

9  George  McCracken . 

10  James  Mitchell . 

11  Joseph  Scull . 

12  Joseph  Scull . 


13 

35 

40 

26 

26 


The  above-named  were  mem¬ 


bers  of  the  Genesee  Conference, 
M.  E.  Church,  U.  S.  Those 
which  follow  were  members  of 
the  English  W esley  an  Conference, 
and  were  under  the  direction  of 
that  body  until  1854,  when  the 
Canada  Eastern  District  became 
annexed  to  the.  Canada  Confer¬ 
ence. 

13  John  B.  Strong . 

14  John  B.  Strong . 

15  Richard  Williams . 

16  Richard  Williams . 

17  John  Hick . 

18  John  Hick. . 

19  Robert  L.  Lusher . 

20  Robert  L.  Lusher . 

21  James  Booth . 

22  Daniel  Hillier . 


46 

72 

86 

115 

105 

106 


Year 


Names  of  Ministers. 


1854  William  Pollard . 

55  William  Pollard,  William  Hansford 

56  John  Ryerson,  Jonathan  E.  Betts  . . 

57  James  Elliott . : . 

58  James  Elliott . 

59  James  Elliott . 

60  John  Gemley . 

61  John  Gemley . 

62  John  Gemley . t . 

63  George  Young . 

64  George  Young . 

65  George  Young . 

66  George  H.  Davis . 

67  George  H.  Davis . 

68  George  H.  Davis . 

69  Joshua  H.  Johnson,  M.A . 

70  Joshua  H.  Johnson,  M.A . 

71  James  Elliott . 

72  James  Elliott . 

73  James  Elliott . 

74  See  Montreal  Conference . 


Year 


Ministers. 


No.  of 
Members. 


1823  Richard  Williams . 

24  James  Booth . 

,25  James  Booth . 

26  James  Booth . 

27  Richard  Pope . 

28  Richard  Pope . 

29  William  Squire . 

30  William  Squire . 

31  Matthew  Lang . 

32  Matthew  Lang . 

33  John  Hick,  John  Tomkins . 

34  John  Hick,  John  Tomkins . 

35  William  Croscombe,  E.  Botterell. 

36  William  Croscombe,  E.  Botterell. 

37  William  Croscombe . 

38  William  M.  Harvard,  H.  Lanton 

39  Wm.  M.  Harvard,  H.  Lanton  .  . 

40  Wm.  M.  Harvard,  J.  B.  Selley.. 

41  Matthew  Lang,  James  Brock _ 

42  Matthew  Lang,  James  Brock. . . . 

43  William  Squire,  John  Borland  .  . 

44  William  Squire,  John  Borland  . . 

45  Wm.  Squire,  John  B.  Brownell.. 

46  John  B.  Brownell,  Henry  Cox 

47  John  B.  Brownell,  Giffard  Dorey. 

48  J.  C.  Davidson,  C.  Churchill. .  .  . 

49  Charles  Churchill . 

50  Charles  Churchill . 

51  Charles  De  Wolfe,  M.A . 

52  John  Borland . 

53  John  Borland . 


105 
84 
98 
115 
137 
"115 
114 
139 
202 
220 
375 
*  401 
388 
260 
260 
240 
240 
301 

430 
460 
432 

431 
438 


325 


No.  of 
Members. 

Conting. 

Fund. 

Educa. 

Fund. 

Sup.  M. 
Fund. 

’354 

• 

... 

$8 

00 

323 

.|33 

50 

20 

77 

262 

44 

77 

$35 

60 

29 

00 

229 

60 

45 

20 

50 

36 

62 

244 

60 

47 

35 

00 

52 

37 

273 

62 

62 

33 

77 

95 

68 

263 

74 

10 

36 

98 

96 

17 

270 

75 

10 

37 

09 

105 

57 

304 

78 

57 

46 

69 

115 

70 

350 

100 

00 

43 

82 

121 

70 

330 

89 

75 

40 

00 

128 

68 

250 

63 

49 

25 

60 

106 

57 

244 

61 

57 

25 

30 

81 

85 

232 

47 

05 

22 

60 

65 

80 

218 

48 

27 

37 

80 

64 

80 

190 

60 

02 

43 

63 

90 

00 

194 

55 

12 

58 

28 

76 

55 

154 

59 

87 

40 

00 

78 

00 

140 

65 

00 

40 

00 

79 

75 

130 

77 

90 

45 

00 

88 

60 

t  New  Ireland  set  off. 


288 


CIRCUITS,  STATIONS  AND  MISSIONS. 


B. 


RAWDON  EAST. 

A  village  and  township  in  the  County  of  Montcalm,  Quebec.  Distant  from  Montreal  42  miles. 
Wesleyville  Mission  was  united  with  it  in  1853  and  1854. 


Year 

Names  of  Ministers. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Conting. 

Fund. 

Educa. 

Fund. 

Sup.  M. 
Fund. 

1858 

140 

56 

57 

58 
fid 

181 

$2  71 

$7  00 

70 

4  52 

12  00 

82 

2  79 

$8  05 

16  00 

78 

1  32 

25  50 

4  20 

76 

4  55 

1  85 

7  07 

61 

62 

63 

64 

65 

66 
67 

fiS 

93 

4  66 

1  85 

8  25 

83 

3  70 

1  25 

12  13 

90 

1  55 

1  30 

7  12 

88 

1  60 

1  35 

7  50 

70 

1  25 

0  60 

4  25 

61 

2  88 

1  20 

8  40 

66 

2  15 

0  85 

8  00 

64 

2  10 

1  00 

8  50 

67 

2  02 

1  54 

8  50 

65 

2  73 

1  00 

8  50 

71 

'  72 

-  - 

66 

2  78 

1  50 

5  30 

80 

2  05 

2  00' 

6  05 

66 

2  50 

2  00 

3  75 

74  See  Montreal  Conference . 

70 

1  00 

1  67 

2  00 

RAWDON  WEST. 

So  called  from  the  name  of  a  township  in  the  County  of  Hastings,  Ontario.  It  was  formerly  j>art  of 

Marmora  Mission. 

1851  Abraham  Dayman . 

52  George  E.  Playter . 

53  George  F.  Playter . 

54  John  Black . 

55  Name  of  Mission  changed  to  Stirling . 


63 

122 

112 

90 


3  45 
5  60 

5  70 

6  00 


1  00 


2  50 

3  10 

3  74 

4  00 


REESORYILLE. 

A  village  in  the  township  of  Markham,  County  of  York,  Ontario. 

1840  David  Wright . 

41  Samuel  Belton . . . 

42  Samuel  Belton . 

43  Name  changed  to  Markham . 


.... 

146 

11  02 

232 

8  24 

265 

12  67 

5  05 
2  00 
3  12 


RENFREW. 


A  village  in  the  township  of  Horton,  on  the  Bonne  Chere  River,  County  of  Renfrew,  Ontario.  It 
was  formerly  part  of  Bonne  Chere  Mission.  Distant  from  Ottawa  58  miles,  from  Perth  57  miles. 


1851  Thomas  Hanna . 

52  ) . .' . 

37 

4  62 

.... 

2  48 

to  >  Vacant. 

59  ) 

60  Alexander  Drennan  . 

61  Alexander  Drennan  . 

22 

3  32 

3  52 

62  Silas  Huntingdon . 

39 

3  94 

2  15 

4  46 

63  Silas  Huntingdon . 

50 

4  00 

2  50 

4  50 

64  William  Creighton . 

*  51 

4  00 

4  50 

65  William  Creighton . 

45 

2  15 

1  10 

4  25 

66  Thomas  H.  Walker . 

'  43 

2  50 

1  20 

4  50 

67  Thomas  H.  Walker . 

43 

2  68 

1  50 

4  00 

68  Thomas  H.  Walker . 

42 

4  00 

3  00 

8  65 

69  William  Creighton . 

49 

3  80 

6  00 

7  20 

*  Calahogie  set  off. 


WESLEYAN  METHODIST  CONFERENCE. 


289 


Year 

N  ames  of  Ministers. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Conting. 

Fund. 

Educa. 

Fund. 

Sup.  M. 
Fund. 

1870  William  Ranev . 

36 

44 

54 

64 

164 

Q 1 

$6  00 

10  00 

12  47 

24  10 

15  74 

71 

William  Ranev . 

qpiJ  &  1 

7  HQ 

#o  Uo 

72  William  Raney . 

9  42 

6  89 

7  90 

73  Robert  F.  Oliver . 

74  See  Montreal  Conference . 

3  65 

RICEVILLE. 

A  Village  in  the  township  of  Plantagenet,  County  of  Prescott,  Ontario.  It  was  formerly  Plantao-enet 

Mission.  ° 


1865  Samuel  Teeson 

66  George  H.  Kenney 

67  . 


37 

2  87 

0  65 

32 

2  98 

2  75 

32 

3  86 

1  19 

4  00 
4  49 
2  00 


RICHMOND. 


A  village  in  the  township  of  Goulbourn,  County  of  Carleton,  Ontario.  Distant  from  Ottawa 
21  miles,  from  Perth  30  miles,  from  Kemptville  17  miles. 


1827  George  Poole . 

28  Richard  Jones . 

29  John  H.  Huston . : . 

30  John  H.  Huston . 

31  Charles  Wood . 

32  William  H.  Williams  . 

33  William  H.  Williams  . 

34  James  Currie . 

35  James  Currie . 

36  Daniel  Berney . . . 

37  Daniel  Berney . 

38  George  Goodson . 

39  Asahel  Hurlburt,  George  F.  Playter . 

40  Asahel  Hurlburt,  Lachlin  Taylor . 

41  Henry  Shaler . . . 

42  Henry  Shaler,  James  Elliott . 

43  John  Armstrong,  Charles  Taggart . 

44  John  Armstrong,  John  Howes . 

45  Benjamin  Nankeville,  Thomas  Hanna . 

46  Benjamin  Nankeville,  David  C.  McDowell. 

47  Benjamin  Nankeville,  William  Chapman. . 

48  William  Andrews,  Noble  Armstrong . 

49  William  Andrews,  William  M.  Pattyson  . . 

50  William  Andrews,  William  McGill . 

51  James  Greener,  Silas  Huntingdon . 

52  James  Greener,  Robert  Hobbs . 

53  James  Greener,  Richard  M.  Hammond. .  . . 

54  William  Coleman,  Henry  McDowell . 

55  William  Coleman,  John  Bradon . 

56  William  Coleman,  James  F.  Latimer . 

57  William  Tomblin,  Joseph  Kilgour . 

58  William  Tomblin,  James  Masson . 

59  William  Tomblin,  James  Armstrong . 

60  John  Howes . 

61  John  Howes . 

62  John  Howes . . 

63  John  B.  Armstrong . . . 

64  John  B.  Armstrong . 

65  John  B.  Armstrong . 

66  William  D.  Brown . 

67  William  D.  Brown . 

68  William  D.  Brown . . 

69  Daniel  Connolly . 

70  Daniel  Connolly,  John  Tozeland . 

71  Daniel  Connolly . 

72  John  Holmes,  James  Simpson . 

73  John  Holmes,  Samuel  Shibley . 

74  See  Montreal  Conference . 


200 

150 

368 

461 

340 

327 

299 

346 

310 

310 

365 

360 

357 

388 

420 

426 

427 
472 
550 
590 
612 
500 
520 
528 
511 
480 
544 

*  430 
411 
478 
487 
563 

+  522 
226 
228 
217 
200 
205 
213 
213 
184 

249 
225 
220 

250 
350 
345 


1  80 

6  40 
15  34 
15  40 

11  97 
1  03 

7  10 
9  07 

12  62 

11  53 
9  97 
7  03 

12  63 
19  68 
12  80 
12  00 
12  70 
11  21 

12  27 
11  43 
14  03 
14  50 
14  10 

6  50 
6  00 

5  50 

6  00 
6  10 

7  05 
11  10 

9  49 
10  20 
11  50 
11  58 
11  70 

13  75 
13  00 


4  04 

5  93 
8  00 
8  00 
9  00 
8  00 
2  16 
2  26 

2  69 

3  00 
3  00 

3  10 

4  00 
2  63 

7  11 

8  50 

11  33 

6  00 

12  00 
8  00 


3 

47 

5 

43 

4 

32 

4 

00 

3 

00 

4 

20 

16 

00 

7 

87 

1 

25 

2 

58 

2 

75 

5 

95 

7 

43 

13 

80 

10 

22 

4 

18 

10 

00 

11 

87 

12 

00 

10 

55 

11 

37 

14 

21 

16 

00 

26 

00 

31 

00 

49 

35 

38 

50 

17 

18 

17 

19 

11 

00 

13 

00 

13 

00 

14 

00 

20 

00 

21 

00 

22 

50 

34 

00 

34 

50 

40 

00 

34 

00 

35 

33 

19 


Huntley  set  off. 


+  North  Gower  set  off. 


290 


CIRCUITS,  STATIONS,  AND  MISSIONS. 


RICHWOOD. 

A  village  in  the  township  of  Blenheim,  County  of  Oxford,  Ontario.  It  was  formerly  part  of  the  Paris 

Circuit. 


Year 

Names  of  Ministers. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Conting. 

Fund. 

Educa. 

JFund. 

Sup.  M. 
Fund. 

1870  Benjamin  Clement . 

115 

$5  00 

71  Benjamin  Clement . 

109 

$12  00 

5  00 

$19  00 

-  72  Benjamin  Clement . 

122 

12  50 

5  00 

20  00 

73  .Tosenb  W.  Holmes . 

114 

12  70 

5  00 

20  50 

74 

See  London  Conference . 

100 

15  00 

5  25 

28  18 

RIDEAU. 

So  called  from  the  Rideau  River,  County  of  Carleton,  Ontario.  The  Mission  included  townships  on 
both  sides  of  the  River.  It  was  formerly  part  of  the  Augusta  Circuit. 


1820  Calvin  N.  Flint . 

21  William  Jones . 

22  Ezra  Healy . 

23  Ezra  Healy,  Charles  Wood . 

24  David  Wright . 

25  David  Wright . 

26  Jacob  Poole . 

27  George  Bissell . 

28  Thomas  Madden . 

29  Solomon  Waldron . 

30  Ezra  Healy,  James  Brock . 

31  Cyrus  R.  Allison . 

32  Asahel  Hurlburt . 

33  Henry  Shaler,  Lewis  Warner . 

34  Henry  Shaler,  John  G.  Manly . 

35  William  Patrick,  Vincent  B.  Howard.  . 

36  Alvah  Adams,  Thomas  McMullen . 

37  William  McFadden . 

38  William  McFadden . 

39  William  McFadden . 

40  William  Young . 

41  William  Young . 

42  Thomas  Demorest . 

43  William  Willoughby . 

44  Simon  Huntingdon,  Robert  Harnden  .  . 

45  Simon  Huntingdon,  George  B.  Butcher 

46  Now  called  Smith’s  Falls  Circuit . 


214 

202 

315 

337 

406 

410 

287 

200 

210 

244 

415 

236 

282 

544 

5  62 

524 

12  65 

349 

8  23 

277 

7  18 

231 

5  50 

4  58 

231 

12  00 

5  95 

266 

10  12 

4  75 

306 

9  00 

5  23 

324 

8  64 

3  75 

343 

10  32 

3  10 

409 

7  20 

7  20 

381 

12  94 

13  82 

363 

10  94 

6  10 

RIDGETOWN. 


A  village  in  the  township  of  Howard,  County  of  Bothwell,  Ontario.  It  was  formerly  called  Morpeth 
Mission.  Distant  from  Chatham  20  miles,  from  Morpeth  Village  4|  miles. 


1864  William  Hawke . 

65  William  Hawke . 

66  William  Hawke . 

67  Manly  Benson . 

68  Manly  Benson . 

69  William  Chapman .... 

70  William  Chapman .... 

71  John  L.  Kerr . 

72  John  L.  Kerr . 

73  John  L.  Kerr . 

74  See  London  Conference, 


RIDGEWAY. 

A  village  in  the  township  of  Bertie,  County  of  Welland, 

Mission. 

1873  T.  Metcalfe  Campbell . I 

74  See  London  Conference . 


168 

7 

84 

4 

31 

6 

35 

179 

8 

16 

3 

20 

10 

45 

140 

7 

04 

3 

05 

10 

34 

160 

7 

27 

2 

98 

9 

96 

178 

9 

58 

3 

84 

16 

49 

152 

10 

66 

6 

00 

20 

03 

137 

6 

25 

6 

00 

10 

00 

148 

5 

50 

3 

25 

8 

50 

150 

6 

39 

3 

25 

12 

50 

150 

6 

69 

4 

25 

16 

00 

155 

8 

85 

3 

00 

13 

62 

Ontario.  It  was  formerly  Point  Abino 


82  ;  7  00  !  6  00  j  12  25 

84  8  25  i  4  70  '  6  50 


WESLEYAN  METHODIST  CONFERENCE. 


291 


ROCKWOOD. 


A 


village  in 


the  township  of  Eramosa,  County  of  Wellington,  Ontario. 
Guelph  Circuit.  Distant  from  Guelph  8  miles,  from  Toronto 


It  was  formerly  a  part  of 
42  miles. 


Year 

Names  of  Ministers. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Conting. 

Fund. 

Educa. 

Fund. 

Sup.  M. 
Fund. 

1858 

John  S.  Clarke . 

59 

United  with  Erin  Mission . 

"7l3 

$6  62 

60  Andrew  Milliken . 

<r±  UU 

61 

David  Hunt . 

1  41 

6  24 

5  15 

5  25 

6  00 

5  56 

5  67 

5  70 

5  70 

6  00 

29  75 

25  80 

13  34 

9  34 

8  44 

62 

Isaac  Crane  . 

197 

f?  07 

4  00 

63 

Nelson  Brown . 

100 

64  Nelson  Brown . 

94 

A  00 

65 

Peter  Campbell . 

87 

n  q 

f ?  ^7 

1  lo 

66 

Peter  Campbell . 

4  jii 

67 

Peter  Campbell . 

1  37 

1  00 

68  J ohn  Hough . 

69  George  H.  Cornish . 

137 

137 

158 

•  6  75 

I  /O 

1  70 

70 

George  H .  Cornish . 

3  QO 

,  6  4U 

71 

Charles  E.  Stafford . 

128 

i  Uo 

72  Charles  E.  Stafford . 

152 

132 

110 

/  AD 

73 

Peter  W.  Jones . 

6  44 

74  See  London  Conference  ...  . 

8,  05 

6  Oo 

3  46 

ROKEBY. 

A  village  in  the  township  of  Sherbrooke,  County  of  Lanark,  Ontario. 

Sherbrooke  Mission. 


It  was  formerly  called 


1864  Edmund  S.  Shorey . 

65  Edmund  S.  Shorey . 

66  Name  changed  to  Maberly. 


ROMNEY. 

A  village  and  township  in  the  County  of  Kent,  Ontario 
1859  John  Hodgson,  Thomas  Brock... 

60  John  Hodgson,  j  ^omas  Drake, 

°  (  Geo.  Sexsmith, 

61  Thomas  S.  Howard,  Le  Roy  Hooker, . 

62  Thomas  S.  Howard,  Le  Roy  Hooker.  . 

63  Thomas  S.  Howard,  Manly  Benson  . . . 

64  Thomas  Culbert,  Eli  Wigle . 

65  Thomas  Culbert,  Frederick  York . 

66  Thomas  Culbert,  George  Clark . 

67  John  L.  Kerr,  George  Clark . . 

68  Le  Roy  Hooker,  John  Mahan . 

69  Le  Roy  Hooker,  William  E,  Bottoms. 

70  David  Hunt,  Edmund  S.  Jones . 

71  David  Hunt,  Joseph  Galloway . 

72  Ambrose  Hunt,  Brabazon  B.  Dundas.. 

73  Ambrose  Hunt . 

74  See  London  Conference . 


86 

84 

82 


3  00 
3  40 
3  44 


1  10 
1  12 
1  15 


4  00 
1  75 
1  12 


Distant  from  Amherstburg  45  miles. 


279 

3 

18 

3 

00 

320 

3 

50 

3 

06 

280 

8 

80 

3 

50 

296 

10 

00 

4 

00 

299 

12 

00 

5 

00 

245 

12 

0J 

5 

50 

240 

13 

00 

7 

00 

260 

10 

18 

4 

06 

279 

13 

00 

7 

00 

334 

9 

51 

18 

00 

436 

17 

68 

9 

00 

*  220 

11 

87 

6 

00 

216 

14 

13 

6 

50 

226 

11 

11 

5 

48 

189 

7 

00 

3 

00 

12  00 

14  00 
16  00 
22  00 
20  00 
24  68 
36  00 
21  19 
33  26 
16  71 
46  50 

15  00 
23  00 
30  00 
12  00 


RONDEAU. 

A  village  on  Lake  Erie,  in  the  township  of  Harwich,  County  of  Kent,  Ontari 

Chatham  12  miles. 


1860  William  W.  Miller . 

61  William  Irwin . 

62  William  Irwin . 

63  James  Broley . 

64  James  Broley . 

65  Peter  M.  Bawtinhiiner . 

66  Peter  M.  Bawtinhimer . 

67  William  Chapman,  Edwin  McCollum. 

68  See  Blenheim . 


185 

180 

170 

175 

197 

253 

26.3 

250 


8  62 
5  00 
5  12 
5  20 
4  00 
9  86 
9  95 
9  00 


Distant  from 


3 

07 

20 

50 

1 

52 

11 

28 

1 

60 

12 

00 

1 

80 

12 

00 

2 

00 

6 

50 

6 

11 

11 

25 

6 

20 

20 

25 

3 

00 

12 

66 

*  Leamington  set  off,  with  218  members. 


292 


CIRCUITS,  STATIONS  AND  MISSIONS. 


ROSEMONT. 


A  village  in  the  township  of  Mulmer,  County  of  Simcoe,  Ontario.  It  was  formerly  part  of  Mono 

Mission. 


Year 

Names  of  Ministers. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Conting. 

Fund. 

Educa. 

Fund. 

Sup.  M. 
Fund. 

270 

$8  05 

$7  24 

$43  50 

298 

12  00 

9  00 

39  65 

300 

13  40 

7  25 

46  28 

306 

12  82 

4  08 

34  00 

74  See  Toronto  Conference  . .  . 

310 

12  14 

6  16 

34  00 

ROSSEAU. 


A  village  in  the  township  of  Humphrey,  District  of  Muskoka,  Ontario. 


1871  Joseph  R.  Gibson . 

72  (N.  Battrick) . 

73  (N.  Battrick) . 

74  See  Toronto  Conference. 


30 

32 

36 


1  03 
4  44 
1  95 


1  81 
1  25 
1  15 


3  46 

5  15 

6  02 


ROXBOROUGH. 

A  township  in  the  County  of  Stormont,  Ontario.  Distant  from  Cornwall  15  miles. 


1861  Samuel  E.  Maudsley 

62  Samuel  E.  Maudsley 

63  James  Whiting . 

64  George  H.  Field. . . . 

65  James  W.  Sloan. . . . 

66  James  W.  Sloan  . . . 

67  James  W.  Sloan. . . . 

68  Henry  W.  Maxwell 

69  See  Avonmore . 


38 

1  52 

38 

0  83 

37 

2  88 

40 

6  62 

37 

4  28 

83 

2  85 

86 

3  80 

88 

4  50 

0  75 

2  20 

0  72 

3  14 

1  96 

3  03 

2  00 

6  00 

3  00 

i  50 

5  50 

2  59 

6  75 

3  00 

13  00 

RUGBY. 

A  village  in  the  township  of  Oro,  County  of  Simcoe,  Ontario.  It  was  formerly  part  of  Orillia  Mission, 


1872  Robert  Reynolds . 

73  John  Pepper,  B.A . 

74  See  Toronto  Conference 


....  1 

39 

3  71 

2  75 

45 

6  75  | 

3  00 

5  25 
7  00 


RUSSELL. 


A  village  and  township  in  the  County  of  Russell,  Ontario.  It  was  formerly  called  Bearbrook  Mission, 


1860  Ri chard  Wilson . 

55 

1  00 

8  81 

1  25 

61  Richard  Wilson . 

111 

2  34 

1  02 

2  44 

62  Andrew  L.  Peterson . 

118 

4  36 

3  25 

3  60 

63  Andrew  L.  Peterson . . . 

111 

3  55 

0  30 

3  15 

64  Jabez  B.  Keough . 

145 

2  28 

0  70 

2  21 

65  Again  called  Bearbrook  Mission . 

93 

3  41 

1  00 

3  27 

RUSSELLTOWN. 


A  village  near  the  Province  Line,  in  the  Seigniory  of  Beauharnois,  County  of  Chateaugay,  Quebec, 
Distant  from  Montreal  50  miles.  Hinchinbrook  Mission  was  united  with  it  from  1838  to  1847. 


1838  Barnabas  Hitchcock'. . 

39  Barnabas  Hitchcock . 

40  John  Raine,  Thomas  Campbell.. 

41  John  Raine,  Rufus  A.  Flanders 

42  John  Raine,  Rufus  A.  Flanders 

43  Two  Local  Preachers . 

44  Malcolm  McDonald . 

45  Malcolm  McDonald . 

46  Malcolm  McDonald . 

47  Hugh  Montgomery . 

48  Hugh  Montgomery . 

49  Hugh  Montgomery . 


200 

210 

200 

270 

387 

354 

326 

284 

297 

316 


*  Huntington  set  off. 


WESLEYAN  METHODIST  CONFERENCE. 


293 


Year 

Names  of  Ministers. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Conting. 

Fund. 

Educa. 

Fund. 

Sup.  M. 
Fund. 

1850 

51 

Hugh  Montgomery . 

Robert  Graham . 

.... 

.... 

52  Thomas  Campbell . 

53  Thomas  Campbell . 

54  Richard  Wilson . 

.... 

.... 

55  Richard  Wilson . 

160 

56 

J ohn  W ehster . 

150 

$5  27 

$1  72 

$4  00 

57  John  Webster . 

120 

5  80 

2  82 

5  80 

58  John  Webster . 

151 

7  35 

2  92 

9  87 

59 

Now  called  Fran  him  Mission . 

153 

7  51 

3  22 

10  13 

s. 


SALFORD. 


A  village  in  the  township  of  Dereham,  County  of  Oxford,  Ontario. 

Ingersoll  Circuit. 


1868  Hugh  McLean . 

69  Hugh  McLean . 

70  Hugh  McLean . 

71  Thomas  Crews . 

72  Thomas  Crews . 

73  Thomas  Crews.. . . 

74  See  London  Conference 


168 

212 

233 

199 

209 

214 


formerly  part  of  the 


It  was 


8  00 
8  85 
8  20 
8  25 
8  50 
8  55 


5  00 

5  00 

6  75 

7  00 
4  00 
4  25 


17  50 

18  00 
20  01 
21  00 
21  25 
21  50 


SANDWICH  and  WINDSOR. 

■Sandwich  is  the  County  Town  of  the  County  of  Essex,  Ontario.  It  is  situated  in  the  township  of 
Sandwich,  6n  the  Detroit  River.  It  is  2  miles  from  Windsor,  50  miles  from  Chatham,  16  miles 
from  Amherstburg.  In  1854  this  Mission  embraced  the  townships  of  Sandwich,  Maidstone, 
Rochester,  Tilbury  West,  and  part  of  Gosfield,  besides  the  town  of  Sandwich  and  village  of 
Windsor. 


1852  William  Ames . 

53  Edward  White . 

54  Edward  White,  Thomas  Peacock . 

55  Edward  White . t . 

56  Thomas  Cleghorn . 

57  Samuel  Tucker . 

58  Samuel  Tucker . 

59  Samuel  Tucker . 

60  Thomas  Cleworth . 

61  Thomas  Cleworth . 

62  Benjamin  Sherlock . 

63  Peter  Bawtinhimer . 

64  Peter  Bawtinhimer . 

65  James  Broley,  Manly  Benson . 

66  James  Broley . 

67  Hugh  Johnston,  B.A . 

68  Hugh  Johnston,  B.A.,  Richard  Hoskins 

69  See  Windsor . 

70) . 

71  >  Supplied  from  Windsor. 

72  ) 

73  William  H.  Fife . 

74  See  London  Conference . 


88 

11  88 

115 

12  00 

... 

120 

12  00 

2  00 

124 

12  00 

4  00 

39 

8  00 

2  20 

44 

3  92 

2  47 

52 

5  09 

2  95 

61 

4  90 

1  44 

63 

4  85 

1  64  . 

56 

5  00 

2  40 

50 

3  45 

1  17 

68 

5  80 

2  80 

85 

6  25 

3  05 

70 

3  49 

1  71 

35 

3  70 

2  00 

45 

11  00 

5  00 

*51 

11  07 

7  35 

10 

1  37 

.... 

13 

17 

1  20 

0  74 

6  00 
8  00 
8  50 
8  00 
8  50 

4  00 

8  37 

5  18 
5  30 
5  69 

5  70 

6  00 
7  25 

7  25 
6  25 

8  00 

9  70 
2  00 


SARNIA. 

The  County  Town  of  the  County  of  Lambton,  is  situate  in  the  township  of  Sarnia,  on  the  St.  Clair 
River,  near  its  junction  with  Lake  Huron,  Ontario.  Distant  from  London  60  miles,  from  Chatham 
60  miles,  and  from  Goderich  65  miles. 


1847  Thomas  Fawcett,  Nathan  Axtle  .... 

48  Thomas  Fawcett . 

207 

4  50 

49  Thomas  Fawcett,  James  Gray  . 

236 

3  53 

.... 

6  80 

*  Windsor  set  off. 


294 


CIRCUITS,  STATIONS  AND  MISSIONS. 


Year 

✓ 

Names  of  Ministers. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Conting. 

Fund. 

Educa. 

Fund. 

Sup.  M. 
Fund. 

1850 

James  Gray . 

244 

$8  10 

$6  90 

51 

Edward  White . 

*  97 

5  77 

3  12 

52 

Edward  White . . . 

108 

7  00 

.... 

5  00 

53 

John  G.  Laird . 

120 

8  00 

..  .  . 

8  00 

54 

John  G.  Laird,  William  Hawke . 

135 

9  32 

9  35 

55 

John  G.  Laird,  Thomas  D.  Pearson  . •. . 

134 

10  20 

•13  20 

8  50 

56 

Francis  Berry,  Samuel  Down . 

160 

13  00 

8  00 

9  00 

57 

Francis  Berry . 

+  156 

19  72 

9  25 

13  36 

58 

William  Ames . 

231 

12  12 

6  58 

12  00 

59 

William  Ames . 

220 

8  88 

8  92 

12  00 

60 

William  Ames . 

198 

13  00 

6  75 

30  00 

61 

Edwin  Clement,  Phineas  D.  Will . 

150 

13  00 

10  00 

30  00 

62 

Edwin  Clement . 

140 

15  95 

6  86 

25  30 

63 

Andrew  A.  Smith . 

125 

12  52 

6  96 

26  50 

64 

Andrew  A.  Smith . 

125 

13  01 

6  20 

21  00 

65 

Andrew  A.  Smith . 

109 

14  06 

6  25 

18  00 

66 

Alex.  Langford,  Manly  Benson . 

116 

15  28 

8  76 

29  62 

67 

Alex.  Langford,  George  Mitchell,  B.A . 

150 

17  24 

8  09 

25  65 

68 

George  Goodson,  Matthew  Robison . 

170 

20  54 

9  13 

40  00 

69 

Joseph  W.  McCallum,  George  Clark . 

206 

21  00 

17  50 

40  50 

70 

Joseph  W.  McCallum,  Robert  McCulloch . 

215 

24  20 

17  50 

46  00 

71 

Joseph  W.  McCallum,  Alfred  M.  Phillips . 

223 

26  19 

21  00 

50  00 

72 

Francis  Berry,  John  Smith . 

243 

30  00 

15  00 

50  00 

73 

Francis  Berry . 

7  256 

32  70 

15  09 

53  25 

74 

See  London  Conference . 

144 

27  75 

10  20 

40  00 

SAULT  STE.  MARIE. 

A  village  at  the  head  of  Lake  Huron,  Algoma  District,  Ontario. — See  Sault  Ste.  Marie  Indian  Mission. 


1871  Erastus  &.  Curry . 

35 

2  12 

1  25 

72  Thomas  Cleworth  . . 

54 

2  70 

3  00 

0  50 

73  Thomas  Cleworth . 

45 

3  81 

74  See  Toronto  Conference . 

39 

3  44 

2  73 

SAWYERVILLE. 

A  village  in  the  township  of  Newport,  County  of  Compton,  Ontario. 

Mission. 


It  was  formerly  part  of  the  Eaton 


72  Robert  H.  Smith . 

§  119 

8  00 

4  18 

15  00 

73  James  Pearen,  B.A . 

122 

7  13 

3  50 

13  11 

74  See  Montreal  Conference . 

137 

7  28 

3  84 

15  27 

SCARBORO’. 

A  township  in  the  County  of  York,  Ontario.  It  was  formerly  Leslieville  Mission  and 

part  of 

Markham  Circui 

1866  Joshua  P.  Lewis . 

67  David  Brethour . 

t. 

135 

3  71 

3  67 

1370 

68  Alexander  G.  Harris . 

110 

8  27 

3  52 

26  44 

69  Alexander  G.  Harris . 

116 

8  70 

4  10 

32  87 

70  Thomas  Jeffers . 

112 

8  82 

4  10 

27  65 

71  John  H.  Robinson . 

'  90 

4  83 

3  40 

20  00 

72  John  H.  Robinson . 

95 

5  03 

4  00 

21  62 

73  William  E.  Smith . 

96 

5  20 

3  75 

22  77 

74  See  Toronto  Conference . 

101 

6  30 

3  80 

29  00 

SEAFORTH. 


A  village  in  the  townships  of  Tuckersmith  and  McKillop,  County  of  Huron,  Ontario.  It  was  formerly 
part  of  Clinton  Circuit.  Distant  from  Goderich  20  miles. 


1864  Asahel  Hurlhurt . 

65  Asahel  Hurlhurt . 

66  Asahel  Hurlhurt . 

67  William  Hay  hurst. .. . 

68  William  Hayhurst. . . . 

69  William  Price . 

70  William  Price . 

71  David  Kennedy,  B.D.. 

72  Charles  Lavell,  M.A.  . 

73  Charles  Lavell,  M.A. . 

74  See  London  Conference 


*  St.  Clair  Indian  Mission  set  off. 


91 

4 

06 

2 

74 

6 

02 

77 

5 

20 

2 

63 

12 

67 

92 

9 

73 

3 

65 

18 

78 

105 

10 

07 

4 

20 

9 

00 

128 

9 

60 

7 

20 

9 

32 

140 

10 

94 

8 

00 

12 

44 

101 

8 

10 

7 

50 

12 

15 

125 

10 

03 

8 

20 

13 

00 

125 

11 

35 

7 

10 

17 

00 

135 

15 

28 

7 

15 

18 

32 

t  Mooretown  set  off.  i  Point  Edward  set  off. 


§  Island  Brook  set  off  with  17  members. 


WESLEYAN  METHODIST  CONFERENCE. 


295 


SELBY. 


A  village  in  the  township  of  Richmond,  County  of  Lennox,  Ontario.  It  was  formerly  part  of 

Napanee  Circuit, 


Yeai 

Names  of  Ministers. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Conting. 

Fund. 

Educa. 

Fund. 

Sup.  M. 
Fund. 

1866 

David  Kennedy,  B.  A . 

67  William  Briden . . 

272 

$8  50 

$3  00 

$20  60 

68  William  Briden . 

236 

9  00 

3  25 

10  50 

69  William  Briden . 

221 

8  25 

5  00 

10  75 

70  William  Halstead . 

210 

6  04 

5  00 

10  45 

71 

William  Halstead  . . 

214 

6  00 

7  50 

10  50 

72  Andrew  A.  Smith . 

222 

7  25 

8  25 

12  51 

73  John  English . 

238 

7  42 

3  34 

13  02 

74  See  Montreal  Conference . 

228 

6  69 

3  52 

14  00 

SENECA. 


A  village  and  township  on  the  Grand  River,  in  the  County  of  Haldimand,  Ontario.  It  was  formerly 

York  Circuit. 


1848  Thomas  Cosford,  John  S.  Evans . 

49  John  Baxter,  William  S.  Griffin . 

300 

32  00 

50  Circuit  divided.  See  Nanticoke  and  Glanford . 

Up  to  1870  Seneca  formed  a  part  of  the  Glanford 
Circuit. 

335 

33  27 

71  John  B.  Armstrong . 

72  John  W.  German . 

193 

13  60 

7  50 

73  John  W.  German . . 

173 

16  24 

7  00 

74  See  London  Conference . 

156 

13  ,71 

6  55 

40  00 
9  38 


20  00 
50  00 
58  80 


SEYMOUR. 


A  viRage  and  township  in  the  County  of  Northumberland,  Ontario.  It  was 
Percy  Mission.  Distant  from  Cobourg  40  miles. 


formerly  part  of  the 


1858  William  Sanderson . 

59  Samuel  Down . 

60  William  Short . 

61  William  Short . 

62  William  Short . 

63  James  Anderson . 

64  James  Anderson . 

65  United  with  Hastings  Mission 


96 

3  95 

96 

3  30 

84 

4  31 

80 

2  00 

69 

2  00 

83 

4  66 

89 

2  67 

.  c  •  . 

3  48 

3  50 

Too 

5  40 

1  82 

5  00 

1  00 

4  00 

1  83 

6  40 

0  86 

2  60 

SHANN  ON  VILLE. 


A  village  on  Salmon  River,  in  the  township  of  Tyendinaga,  County  of  Hastings,  Ontario. 


1847  Daniel  Wright . 

48  Daniel  Wright . 

49  Daniel  Wiight . 

50  William  Chapman . 

51  William  Chapman . 

52  Abraham  Dayman . 

53  Abraham  Dayman . 

54  ”  . 

24 

122 

127 

116 

126 

136 

121 

115 

2  60 

4  64 

5  70 

5  75 

7  80 

6  91 

7  10 

6  00 

55  N elson  Brown  ....  . 

110 

7  32 

1  37 

56  Luther  Houghton . 

135 

8  15 

2  40 

57  Luther  Houghton . 

185 

9  71 

1  87 

58  William  Shannon,  Donald  Sutherland . 

248 

5  70 

2  41 

59  Richard  Wilson . 

239 

5  75 

2  80 

60  Garrett  J.  Dingman . 

237 

10  00 

2  93 

61  George  Browne . 

220 

6  74 

3  00 

62  George  Browne . . . 

197 

9  48 

2  66 

63  Aaron  D.  Miller . 

112 

4  75 

2  60 

64  Aaron  D.  Miller . 

100 

3  51 

1  50 

65  Aaron  D.  Miller . 

97 

4  07 

0  55 

66  Robert  Robinson . 

111 

4  66 

2  24 

67  Robert  Robinson . 

102 

4  71 

2  35 

68  Robert  Robinson . 

102 

5  00 

2  43 

69  Samuel  Might,  William  J.  Ford . :  . 

201 

9  20 

5  00 

Distant 


1  20 
2  00 
2  00 
2  00 
4  80 
2  40 

2  50 

3  75 

2  87 

4  00 

4  83 

3  37 

4  50 
6  00 

5  00 
8  00 

9  00 
9  50 

5  00 
5  25 

10  50 
12  00 
21  00 


296 


CIRCUITS,  STATIONS  AND  MISSIONS. 


Year 

Names  of  Ministers. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Conting. 

Fund. 

Educa. 

Fund. 

Sup.  M. 
Fund. 

1870  Archelaus  Doxee.  A.  G.  Knmht.  R.A . .  . . 

256 

$10  08 

10  20 

$6  51 

6  00 

$24  32 

13  00 

71 

Archelaus  Doxee . . 

226 

72  Archelaus  Doxee,  John  H.  Ruttan . 

256 

6  40 

4  10 

8  00 

73  Joseph  Kilgour,  James  Henderson . 

236 

9  18 

3  58 

16  22 

74  See  Toronto  Conference . 

200 

10  36 

6  25 

10  12 

SHARON  and  MOUNT  ALBERT. 


Two  villages  in  the  township  of  East  Gwillimbury,  County  of  York,  Ontario.  It  was  formerly 

Holland  Landing  Mission. 


1866  William  J.  Hewitt,  John  Scanlon . 

67  Christopher  Hamilton,  John  W.  Totten.. .  . 

68  Christopher  Hamilton,  William  Peirce  .... 

69  Christopher  Hamilton,  Henry  M.  Manning 

70  William  Irwin,  John  V.  Smith . 

71  William  Irwin.  Joseph  Deacon . 

7 2  See  Mount  Albert  and  Sutton . 


179 

9 

61 

5 

25 

T4 

00 

161 

7 

62 

4 

00 

& 

00 

201 

8 

00 

4 

50 

18 

25 

197 

8 

10 

4 

75 

18 

50 

236 

8 

25 

6 

50 

19 

15 

243 

8 

50 

8 

75 

23 

18 

240 

10 

12 

9 

00 

23 

25 

SHAWBRIDGE. 


A  village  in  the  township  of  Abercrombie,  County  of  Terrebonne,  Quebec.  It  was  formerly  part  of 

Wesley  ville  Mission. 


1865  Erastus  S.  Curry . 

66  Erastus  S.  Curry . 

67  Ebenezer  Teskey . 

68  Ebenezer  Teskey . 

69  Samuel  E.  Maudsley. .  . 

70  Samuel  E.  Maudsley 

71  William  Knox . 

72  John  P.  Wass,  B.  A . 

73  . 

74  See  Montreal  Conference 


62 

3  00 

1  35 

2  05 

65 

0  65 

1  00 

1  00 

70 

2  30 

0  85 

3  50 

70 

1  71 

1  25 

4  00 

59 

2  54 

1  08 

5  08 

55 

3  07 

1  55 

4  50 

68 

5  06 

1  80 

10  66 

60 

2  95 

2  95 

6  25 

60 

0  30 

1  02 

0  33 

SHEFFIELD. 


A  township  in  the  County  of  Addington,  Ontario. 


1845  Robert  Corson . 

46  George  Beynon . 

47  John  Sanderson . 

48  Abraham  Dayman . 

49  John  A.  Williams . 

50  John  C.  Osborne . 

51  John  C.  Osborne . 

52  William  H.  Williams . 

53  William  H.  Williams . 

54  William  Briden . 

55  John  Mills . 

56  John  Mills . . 

57  Now  called  Centreville  Mission 


118 

«  •  •  • 

96 

4  12 

2  10 

103 

7  67 

1  30 

170 

1  00 

1  25 

152 

4  42 

2  87 

146 

5  00 

0  50 

203 

6  12 

5  00 

186 

6  20 

5  10 

102 

4  94 

5  77 

113 

4  26 

• . . , 

3  50 

151 

4  30 

.  3  71 

172 

8  00 

5  00 

7  18 

170 

8  47 

4  15 

8  00 

SHEFPORD. 

A  to  wn  and  township  in  the  County  of  Shefford,  Quebec. 


Year  Ministers. 

No.  of 
Members. 

1821  Thomas  Catterick . 

22  Thomas  Catterick  .... 

23  Matthew  Lang . 

'l35 

156 

162 

159 

187 

105 

192 

196 

196 

86 

24  William  Squire . 

25  William  Squire . 

26  Thomas  Turner . 

27  Thomas  Turner . 

28  Richard  Pope . 

29  Richard  Pope . 

30  James  Booth . 

31  James  Booth . 

Year  Ministers. 

No.  of 
Members. 

1832  William  E.  Shenstone. . 

100 

151 

141 

154 

174 

171 

235 

234 

240 

248 

253 

33  William  E.  Shenstone. . .  . 

34  Thomas  Turner  .  . 

35  Thomas  Turner  .... 

36  Thomas  Turner  . . 

37  John  B.  Selley. . 

38  John  Tomkins  . .  . 

39  John  Tomkins  . . 

40  John  Tomkins  . . . 

41  Edmund  S.  Ingalls 

42  Edmund  S.  Ingalls 

WESLEYAN  METHODIST  CONFERENCE. 


297 


Year 


Names  of  Ministers. 


55  Gifford  Dorey . 

56  Gifford  Dorey . . 

57  William  H.  Bakewell . 

58  John  Armstrong  (A) . 

59  John  Armstrong  (A) . 

60  John  Armstrong  (A) . 

61  John  Tomkins,  Joshua  P.  Lewis . 

62  John  Tomkins,  Joshua  P.  Lewis . 

Lawrenceville  united  with  it. 

63  Joseph  E.  Sanderson,  M.A.,  Joshua  P.  Lewis . 

64  Joseph  E.  Sanderson,  M.A.,  Alfred  H.  Reynar,  B.A. 

65  Joseph  E.  Sanderson,  M.A.,  William  Galbraith _ 

66  William  W.  Ross,  William  H.  Peake . 

67  John  Armstrong  (A),  J.  Halpenny . 

68  John  Armstrong  (A) . 

69  John  Armstrong  (A) . 

70  Le  Roy  Hooker . 

71  Le  Roy  Hooker,  William  Timberlake . 

72  Le  Roy  Hooker,  William  Timberlake . 

73  Joseph  M.  Hagar,  B.A.,  William  Timberlake  .... 

74  See  Montreal  Conference . 


Year 

Ministers. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Year 

Ministers. 

No.  of 
Members. 

1843  Hugh  Montgomery . 

44  Hugh  Montgomery . 

45  Hugh  Montgomery . 

*  46  Malcolm  McDonald . 

47  Malcolm  McDonald . 

48  Malcolm  McDonald . 

293 

256 

210 

221 

240 

239 

1849  Rufus  A.  Flanders . 

50  Rufus  A.  Flanders . 

51  Rufus  A.  Flanders . 

52  Rufus  A.  Flanders. . . 

53  Gifford  Dorey . 

54  . 

No.  of 
Members. 

Conting. 

Fund. 

Educa. 

Fund. 

Sup.  M 
Fund. 

240 

119 

$4 

78 

$3 

00 

$6 

50 

127 

3 

08 

6 

83 

13 

50 

113 

5 

00 

7 

00 

13 

60 

186 

2 

81 

4 

15 

6 

00 

*  266 

4 

08 

4 

06 

15 

75 

167 

5 

76 

4 

03 

10 

00 

160 

3 

81 

3 

00 

7 

45 

146 

1 

50 

3 

25 

8 

00 

180 

10 

33 

2 

31 

8 

25 

175 

10 

59 

0 

78 

8 

61 

204 

11 

34 

6 

87 

25 

30 

212 

29 

70 

7 

96 

41 

03 

t  204 

20 

05 

8 

10 

25 

50 

152 

8 

86 

5 

18 

25 

00 

160 

13 

86 

7 

22 

31 

00 

163 

12 

90 

9 

75 

28 

50 

205 

12 

00 

9 

60 

26 

50 

207 

24 

37 

9 

70 

18 

23 

227 

16 

43 

10 

94 

38 

00 

SHERBROOKE  EAST. 

The  principal  town  of  the.  Eastern  townships.  Is  situate  on  the  River  St.  Francis,  and  on  both  banks 
of  the  River  Magog,  in  the  townships  of  Ascott  and  Orford,  County  of  Compton,  Quebec.  Dis¬ 
tant  from  Quebec  121  miles,  from  Montreal  96  miles,  from  Dudswell,  20  miles.  It  was  formerly 
part  of  Melbourne  Circuit. 


1846  John  Douglas  . 

47  John  Douglas . 

115 

48  Gifford  Dorey . 

107 

49  Henry  Lanton . 

50  Henry  Lanton . 

51  Benjamin  Slight,  M.A . 

52  Benjamin  Slight,  M.A . 

53  Benjamin  Slight,  M.A . 

54  Benjamin  Slight,  M.A . 

55  Benjamin  Slight,  M.A . 

102 

2 

62 

4 

30 

56  William  D.  Brown . 

98 

6 

00 

3 

10 

12 

28 

57  William  D.  Brown  .  . 

114 

4 

70 

6 

25 

13 

00 

58  William  D.  Brown... 

127 

7 

25 

5 

67 

13 

25 

59  William  Hansford . 

158 

7 

18 

3 

75 

13 

75 

60  William  Hansford . 

141 

8 

35 

3 

43 

10 

00 

61  William  Hansford . 

123 

7 

65 

3 

23 

6 

50 

62  Edward  Barrass . 

132 

7 

67 

3 

25 

6 

20 

63  Edward  Barrass . 

115 

8 

79 

4 

56 

7 

56 

64  Edward  Barrass,  Richard  Robinson . 

115 

8 

95 

4 

68 

8 

07 

65  James  Roy,  Osborne  Lambly,  B.A . 

120 

13 

50 

4 

75 

17 

55 

66  William  Hall,  B.A.  . 

100 

5 

73 

8 

78 

67  William  Hall,  B.A.. 

144 

10 

10 

2 

00 

9 

18 

68  William  Hall,  B.A. 

161 

11 

28 

6 

15 

11 

09 

69  John  Borland . 

164 

17 

13 

8 

34 

15 

23 

70  John  Wakefield . 

151 

20 

67 

10 

00 

14 

89 

71  John  Wakefield . 

123 

21 

00 

14 

00 

15 

00 

72  Daniel  Connolly . 

107 

15 

00 

9 

00 

23 

00 

73  Daniel  Connolly . 

107 

15 

50 

9 

00 

30 

00 

74  See  Montreal  Conference  . . . 

108 

15 

60 

9 

00 

40 

00 

*  Knowlton  set  off.  +  Lawrenceville  again  set  off. 


298 


CIRCUITS,  STATIONS  AND  MISSIONS. 


SHERBROOKE  WEST. 


A  township  in  the  County  of  Lanark,  Ontario.  It  was  formerly  part  of  the  Mississippi  Mission. 


Y  ear 

Names  of  Ministers. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Conting. 

Fund. 

Educa. 

Fund. 

Sup.  M. 
Fund. 

1842  William  Pollard . . . 

44  Samuel  Heck . 

184 

.$6  40 

$4  66 

45 

/  United  with  Perth  Circuit . 

151 

4  50 

1  75 

46 

47 

William  Cotton . 

48 

Michael  Baxter . 

85 

1  65 

0  90 

49  Michael  Baxter . . 

125 

2  00 

0  50 

50  Supplied  from  Lanark  Mission . 

110 

6  50 

0  90 

51 

David  Jennings . 

.... 

52 

David  Jennings . 

84 

5  90 

2  65 

53 

David  Hardie  .  . . 

78 

4  43 

3  67 

54  David  Hardie . 

100 

5  27 

4  29 

55 

128 

3  92 

3  04 

to 

1  United  with  Lanark  Mission. 

58 

59 

William  Norton . 

60 

John  V.  Wilson . 

60 

2  66 

$6  68 

1  65 

61 

John  V.  Wilson . 

46 

1  10 

0  75 

1  20 

62 

William  McDonagh . 

52 

1  22 

0  75 

1  20 

63  William  McDonagh . 

107 

2  50 

1  00 

3  00 

64  Now  called  Rokeby  Mission — which  see . 

86 

3  00 

1  10 

4  00 

SIDNEY. 

A  village  and  township  in  the  County  of  Hastings,  Ontario.  It  was  formerly  part  of  Belleville 

Circuit. 


1833  James  Norris,  Heman  Davis . 

34  George  Ferguson,  Thomas  Harmon. . . 

35  George  Ferguson,  William  Haw . 

36  William  H.  Williams . 

37  William  H.  Williams,  Solomon  Snider . 

38  Lewis  Warner,  Solomon  Snider . 

39  Lewis  Warner,  Daniel  Wright . 

40  George  F.  Playter,  Vincent  B.  Howard . 

41  George  F,  Playter,  William  Philp . 

42  Wellington  Jeffers,  Michael  Fawcett . 

43  Wellington  Jeffers . 

44  Richard  Phelps,  Robert  Lochead . 

45  Cyrus  R.  Allison,  John  Williams . 

46  Cyrus  R.  Allison,  John  C.  Osborne . 

47  John  Black,  John  C.  Osborne . 

48  John  Black,  Alexander  Potts . 

49  John  Black,  Robert  Robinson . 

50  Michael  Fawcett,  Aaron  D.  Miller . 

51  Michael  Fawcett,  Henry  Jones . 

52  Michael  Fawcett,  Henry  Jones . 

53  John  Lever,  John  Mills . 

54  John  Lever,  David  A.  Johnston . 

55  John  Lever,  David  A.  Johnston . 

56  John  Lever,  Henry  Jackson . 

57  John  Law,  Arthur  Browning,  A.  Doxsee . 

58  John  Law,  Richard  Potter . 

59  John  Wesley  German . 

60  John  Wesley  German . 

61  John  Wesley  German . . 

62  John  Jackson . . 

63  John  Jackson . 

64  Robert  Fowler,  M.D.,  M.R.C.S.E . 

65  Robert  Fowler,  M.D.,  M.R.C.S.E . 

66  Robert  Fowler,  M.D.,  M.R.C.S.E.,  James  Kines  .  . . 

67  Edward  A.  Ward,  Edward  Morrow,  M.A . 

68  Edward  A.  Ward . 

69  John  Walton . 


370 

7 

50 

300 

9 

75 

274 

16 

00 

310 

2 

12 

2 

74 

258 

1 

83 

6 

00 

262 

13 

4£ 

20 

00 

269 

8 

38 

5 

16 

353 

9 

90 

1 

90 

370 

11 

40 

5 

40 

417 

4 

15 

4 

12 

360 

4 

43 

4 

55 

319 

9 

75 

4 

60 

335 

16 

27 

9 

25 

401 

16 

58 

9 

35 

526 

17 

94 

12 

00 

386 

13 

00 

9 

25 

390 

14 

00 

16 

50 

404 

14 

52 

13 

50 

372 

13 

00 

12 

00 

433 

13 

25 

13 

00 

436 

14 

00 

13 

25 

499 

14 

40 

4 

88 

22 

50 

425 

16 

85 

6 

24 

26 

65 

420 

22 

50 

8 

14 

30 

65 

408 

13 

03 

4 

69 

22 

49 

440 

13 

38 

6 

35 

22 

62 

270 

11 

01 

3 

03 

42 

02 

290 

13 

17 

3 

25 

72 

12 

310 

13 

55 

4 

60 

90 

80 

276 

14 

00 

4 

81 

72 

50 

300 

6 

02 

0 

87 

35 

40 

316 

11 

22 

4 

42 

33 

25 

316 

15 

13 

4 

61 

39 

50 

356 

14 

48 

8- 

•22 

55 

09 

406 

17 

51 

8 

33 

67 

45 

236 

12 

09 

6 

50 

50 

00 

WESLEYAN  METHODIST  CONFERENCE. 


299 


Year 

Names  of  Ministers. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Conting. 

Fund. 

Educa. 

Fund. 

Sup.  M. 
Fund. 

1870  John  Walton . . .  . 

207 

13  00 

7  00 

45  17 

46  50 

71 

John  Walton  .  .  .  .  .  . 

219 

14  20 

5  25 

72  Thomas  Cullen . 

202 

9  10 

5  75 

36  70 

50  30 

73  Thomas  Cullen . . . 

187 

9  16 

5  78 

5  80 

74 

See  Toronto  Conference . 

190 

5  63 

55  00 

SILVER  ISLET. 


1872  John  H.  Keppel . 

73  Joseph  Galloway . 

74  Se£  Toronto  Conference. 


”l2 

9 

SIMCOE. 

The  County  Town  of  the  County  of  Norfolk,  is  situated  on  the  River  Lynn,  in  the  township  of 
Woodhouse,  Ontario.  Distant  from  Port  Dover  7  miles,  from  Paris  25  miles,  and  from  Hamilton 
46  miles. 


1836  Joseph  Messmore,  Peter  Ker . 

37  Richard  Phelps . 

373 

13  00 

38  Richard  Phelps . 

407 

19  18 

39  Robert  Corson,  David  Hardie . 

287 

12  66 

40  Robert  Corson,  C.  W.  M.  Gilbert . 

292 

14  92 

41  Peter  Ker,  Joseph  Sheply . 

353 

16  75 

42  Peter  Ker,  Thomas  C'osford . 

434 

10  45 

43  Matthias  Holtby,  George  Kennedy . 

453 

20  00 

44  Matthias  Holtby,  Thomas  Jeffers . 

454 

20  00 

45  Kennedy  Creighton,  Francis  Chapman . 

455 

20  75 

46  Kennedy  Creighton,  Francis  Chapman . 

425 

21  00 

47  James  Booth,  James  Gray . 

430 

21  50 

48  James  Booth . 

*  330 

6  07 

49  William  Ryerson,  Francis  Chapman . 

159 

7  29 

50  William  Ryerson,  Ozias  Barber . 

278 

10  12 

51  Edwy  M.  Ryerson,  John  English . 

182 

16  75 

52  Edwy  M.  Ryerson . 

167 

9  55 

53  Edwin  Clement . 

t  207 

8  62 

54  Edwin  Clement .  . 

207 

12  10 

55  J oseph  Sheply . . 

160 

12  35 

56  Joseph  Sheply . 

162 

16  03 

7  03 

57  William  S.  Griffin . 

143 

16  68 

7  05 

58  William  S.  Griffin . 

186 

10  92 

.... 

59  WilliamS.  Griffin . 

170 

19  82 

5  75 

60  James  Preston . 

148 

14  05 

6  00 

61  James  Preston . 

190 

18  52 

4  63 

62  James  Preston . 

167 

12  18 

3  86 

63  William  Stephenson . 

195 

14  74 

3  68 

64  William  Stephenson . 

188 

17  50 

7  04 

65  Nicholas  R.  Willoughby,  B.A . 

194 

17  82 

9  80 

66  Nicholas  R.  Willoughby,  B.A . 

210 

19  01 

6  47 

67  Nicholas  R.  Willoughby,  B.A . 

218 

20  90 

10  00 

68  J ohn  Wakefield . 

277 

26  09 

11  30 

69  John  Wakefield . 

203 

23  40 

16  73 

70  George  McRitchie . 

235 

15  00 

11  00 

71  George  McRitchie . 

215 

17  08 

12  00 

72  George  McRitchie . 

190 

17  95 

10  10 

73  John  A.  Williams . 

177 

18  72 

10  25 

74  See  London  Conference . 

189 

26  20 

15  00 

29  25 
17  34 
9  58 
10  40 
12  00 
12  06 
14  50 
8  00 
8  48 
10  00 
10  23 

"75 

24  00 
19  87 
10  78 

8  25 

9  20 
7  07 

12  00 
21  50 
19  63 

29  70 

25  30 

30  00 
27  00 

30  75 

25  50 

26  03 

31  80 
33  85 
41  25 
43  00 
43  00 
43  00 
43  00 
43  00 
43  00 


SMITH’S  CREEK. 

So  called  from  the  name  of  a  stream  which  runs  through  the  township  of  Hope,  and  empties  itself 
into  Lake  Ontario,  at  Port  Hope,  in  the  County  of  Durham,  Ontario.  The  Circuit  comprehended 
a  part  of  the  Prince  Edward  District,  with  the  Belleville  country,  and  all  the  road  from  the  Trent 
to  the  border  of  the  Y onge  Street  Circuit. 


Year 

Ministers. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Year 

Ministers. 

No.  of 
Members. 

1805  Thomas  Madden . 

1808 

Elias  Pattie . 

105 

6  Luther  Bishop . 

76 

9 

130 

7  "Rnhert.  Perrv . 

100 

10 

John  Reynolds . 

125 

*  Walsingham  set  off.  +  Port  Dover  set  off. 


300 


CIRCUITS,  STATIONS  AND  MISSIONS. 


Year 

Ministers. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Year 

Ministers. 

No.  of 
Members. 

1811  Joseph  Gatchell . 

120 

200 

12  Thomas  Whitehead . 

120 

20 

203 

13 

|  No  record. 

21 

Thos.  Madden,  Solomon  Waldron 

256 

14 

22  Samuel  Belton . 

327 

15 

Isaac  B.  Smith . 

23 

Samuel  Belton,  John  S.  Attwood 

394 

16 

Nathaniel  Reeder . 

92 

425 

17 

1  See  Hallowell  and  Duffin’s  Creek 

25 

See  Cobourg . 

472 

18 

Circuit . 

210 

SMITH’S  FALLS. 

A  village  on  the  Rideau  Canal,  [in  the  township  of  North  Elmsley,  County  of  Lanark,  Ontario.  It 
was  formerly  part  of  the  Rideau  Circuit.  Distant  from  Perth  12  miles,  and  from  Brockville  26 
miles. 


Year 

f 

Names  of  Ministers. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Conting. 

Fund. 

Educa. 

Fund. 

Sup.  M. 
Fund. 

1846  William  H.  Williams,  William  H.  Poole . 

47 

William  H.  Williams . 

400 

6  15 

4  30 

48  John  I^ever . 

192 

4  25 

1  32 

49 

John  Lever . 

209 

5  48 

5  52 

50 

Benjamin  Nankeville. . . 

209 

5  50 

5  50 

51 

Benjamin  Nankeville . 

221 

8  24 

14  07 

52 

William  Coleman . 

209 

8  54 

16  12 

53 

William  Coleman . 

205 

11  94 

18  55 

54  Sylvester  Hurlburt . 

206 

16  22 

25  12 

55  Sylvester  Hurlburt . 

174 

12  26 

2  65 

21  18 

56 

Vincent  B.  Howard . 

166 

13  35 

2  08 

20  90 

57 

Vincent  B.  Howard . 

166 

14  18 

2  07 

22  27 

58  Silas  Huntingdon,  Thomas  Bell . 

164 

8  03 

1  98 

17  00 

59  Silas  Huntingdon,  Thomas  H.  Walker . 

300 

8  25 

2  00 

21  23 

60 

Silas  Huntingdon,  Hazleton  A.  Spencer . 

351 

8  96 

3  05 

21  05 

61 

Robert  Brewster,  William  Adams . 

341 

10  00 

4  50 

22  78 

62 

Robert  Brewster,  Richard  N.  Adams . 

284 

10  00 

4  50 

32  00 

63 

Robert  Brewster,  John  Holmes . 

257 

8  50 

3  00 

22  50 

64  James  Gray,  William  H.  Schofield,  B.A . 

227 

8  50 

3  00 

17  55 

65 

James  Gray,  Henry  Irvine . 

235  . 

8  65 

3  95 

23  19 

66 

James  Gray,  William  Shaw . 

252 

11  36 

4  38 

24  69 

67 

Francis  Coleman,  Joseph  H.  Chant . 

'  260 

15  67 

5  06 

26  90 

68 

Francis  Coleman,  John  J.  Hare  . . 

288 

16  29 

6  15 

28  77 

69 

David  C.  McDowell,  John  J.  Hare . 

292 

16  33 

11  48 

32  00 

70  David  C.  McDowell,  James  Macfarlane . 

295 

14  40 

13  50 

21  45 

71 

David  C.  McDowell,  Edwin  A.  Chown,  B.A . 

281 

15  90 

18  50 

23  35 

72  James  C.  Slater,  Robert  Locheacl . 

321 

17  50 

12  50 

33  50 

73  James  C.  Slater,  Benjamin  Franklin . 

306 

14  86 

6  00 

33  50 

74  See  Montreal  Conference . 

300 

16  16 

7  0J 

32  63 

A  village  situate  on  the  River  Jordan,  in  the  township  of  Grimsby,  County  of  Lincoln,  Ontario, 
was  formerly  part  of  the  Grimsby  Circuit.  Distant  from  Hamilton  22  miles. 

1856  Edward  White . 

57  Edward  White . 

207 

16  00 

5  00 

12  00 

KQ  (  Edward  White,  ) 

264 

8  05 

58  (  John  Shaw,  \  . 

5  05 

12  65 

59  John  Shaw . 

310 

8  10 

5  05 

12  00 

60  John  Shaw . 

294 

7  85 

4  00 

13  07 

61  Michael  Fawcett,  Shern  Blanshard . 

285 

11  63 

5  20 

22  31 

62  Jonathan  E.  Betts  j  ’{Tal?es  ™ing-.  •  •  •  •  1 

(  Nelson  Burns,  M.A.  j . 

332 

10  00 

5  00 

28  00 

63  Jonathan  E.  Betts . 

290 

10  48 

6  00 

28  18 

64  Joseph  Reynolds,  Daniel  V.  Lucas . 

284 

9  00 

3  40 

25  00 

65  Joseph  Reynolds . 

242 

8  01 

2  05 

14  21 

66  Joseph  Reynolds,  James  Moss . 

240 

4  53 

1  05 

17  10 

67  Francis  Berry,  Richard  W.  Woodsworth. . . 

290 

6  25 

1  68 

25  10 

68  Francis  Berry,  David  Cattenach . . 

300 

16  46 

6  55 

37  79 

69  Alex.  R.  Campbell,  B.  B.  Dundas . 

310 

15  02 

7  39 

30  00 

70  Alex.  R.  Campbell,  John  A.  Jewell,  B.A . 

299 

15  50 

8  00 

31  00 

71  Alex.  R.  Campbell,  Richard  G.  James . 

307 

15  60 

10  50 

26  70 

72  William  Savage,  John  Jennings . 

312 

14  19 

7  99 

26  30 

73  William  Savage,  J.  M.  Harrison . 

332 

11  90 

8  00 

23  00 

74  See  London  Conference . 

346 

12  00 

6  10 

24  00 

It 


WESLEYAN  METHODIST  CONFERENCE. 


301 


SOMBRA  and  WALPOLE  ISLAND. 


A  small  village  in  the  township  of  Sombra,  County  of  Lambton,  Ontario.  Walpole  Island  is  on  the 
River  St.  Clair.  It  was  formerly  a  part  of  Mooretown  Mission. 


Year 

Names  of  Ministers. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Conting. 

Fund. 

Educa. 

Fund. 

Sup.  M. 
Fund. 

1871 

John  Russell.  William  Austin . . . 

142 

$1  10 

7  46 

6  82 

$0  25 

2  40 

3  43 

1  00 

$2  00 

7  11 

12  25 

10  00 

72  United  with  Wallaceburg . 

192 

73  James  H.  Stonehouse.  John  A.  Munroe . 

190 

74 

See  London  Conference . 

188 

4  00 

SOUTHAMPTON. 


A  village  at  the  mouth  of  the  Saugeen  River,  on  Lake  Huron,  in  the  township  of  Saugeen,  County  of 
Bruce,  Ontario.  Distant  from  Owen  Sound  32  miles,  from  Goderich  60  miles. 


1854  George  Jacques . 

55  William  Richardson . 

56  Stephen  Brownell . 

57  Stephen  Brownell . 

58  Stephen  Brownell  . . 

Paisley  Mission  united  with  it. 

59  James  Iveson,  Nelson  B.  Clarke  .. 

60  W illiam  R.  Dyre . 

61  William  R.  Dyre  . 

62  United  with  Saugeen  Mission  .... 


47 

3 

84 

59 

3 

52 

64 

5 

68 

2 

67 

45 

1 

58 

0 

36 

38 

1 

59 

0 

50 

128 

2 

80 

1 

40 

107 

2 

95 

1 

51 

116 

3 

09 

1 

62 

2  54 

5  45 
10  00 

6  50 

4  12 
6  30 

6  67 

7  90 


SOUTH  MOUNTAIN. 

A  village  in  the  township  of  Mountain,  County  of  Dundas,  Ontario.  It  is  situate 
River  Nation,  and  is  15  miles  from  Kemptville,  25  miles  from  Prescott,  and  40 
It  was  formerly  part  of  Kemptville  Circuit. 


1864  Hugh  McLean . 

65  Hugh  McLean . 

66  John  Howes . 

67  John  Howes . 

68  John  Howes . 

69  Andrew  Armstrong . 

70  Andrew  Armstrong 

71  Andrew  Armstrong 

72  Jabez  B.  Saunders . 

73  Jabez  B.  Saunders . 

74  See  Montreal  Conference 


240 

5  15 

260 

5  90 

262 

6  32 

259 

7  10 

275 

6  36 

265 

4  29 

240 

5  30 

228 

6  10 

254 

7  35 

272 

8  05 

on  the  bank  of  the 
miles  from  Ottawa. 


2  00 

5  10 

2  43 

6  25 

2  97 

8  37 

3  13 

12  06 

7  28 

13  83 

5  20 

20  00 

4  10 

15  00 

4  40 

24  00 

4  72 

26  50 

4  90 

28  10 

SPENCER  VILLE. 


A  village  in  the  township  of  Edwardsburg,  County  of  Grenville,  Ontario.  It  was 
the  Maitland  Circuit.  Distant  from  Prescott  10  miles,  and  from  Kemptville 

1862  William  M.  Pattyson . . . 

63  William  M.  Pattyson . 

64  William  M.  Pattyson . 

65  William  Morton . 

William  Morton . 

William  Morton . 

John  Holmes  ...  . 

John  S.  Evans . 

William  Sheridan . 

William  Sheridan . 

William  Sheridan . 

Thomas  W.  Constable . . 

See  Montreal  Conference . 


formerly  part  of 
14  miles. 


66 

67 

68 

69 

70 

71 

72 

73 

74 


STAMFORD. 


A  village  and  township  in  the  County  of  Welland,  Ontario. 

and  Queenston  Circuit 

1830  Joseph  Messmore,  James  Wilson . 

31  Edmund  Stoney,  James  Wilson . 

32  Edmund  Stoney,  Ephraim  Evans . 

33  David  Wright,  Edwy  M.  Ryerson . 

34  David  Wright,  Alexander  Irvine . 


180 

6  00 

2  25 

7  50 

190 

6  25 

2  30 

7  75 

204 

6  50 

3  00 

8  00 

204 

9  26 

5  74 

8  62 

204 

9  27 

4  11 

10  55 

234 

9  28 

4  15 

10  75 

240 

10  00 

5  00 

11  75 

228 

7  02 

3  20 

11  80 

185 

7  00 

3  50 

12  00 

220 

7  00 

3  50 

12  00 

215 

6  50 

3  80 

12  50 

211 

6  50 

3  00 

20  00 

It  was  formerly  part  of  the  Fort  George 

336 

453 

524 

524 

.... 

.... 

41  55 


302 


CIRCUITS,  STATIONS,  AND  MISSIONS. 


Year 


Names  of  Ministers. 


No.  of 
Members. 


1835  Alexander  Irvine,  Alexander  McNab . 

36  Richard  Jones,  Alexander  McNab . 

37  Thomas  Bevitt,  Samuel  Rose . 

38  Matthew  Whiting,  Samuel  Rose . 

39  Matthew  Whiting,  Joseph  Messmore . 

40  Hamilton  Biggar,  E.  Shepherd',  Thomas  Cosford. . . . 

41  Hamilton  Biggar,  John  Law,  G.  R.  Sanderson . 

42  Lewis  Warner,  G.  R.  Sanderson,  William  McEwen.. 

43  Lewis  Warner,  James  Musgrove . 

44  Jonathan  Scott,  Joseph  Messmore,  Joseph  Sheply... . 

45  Jonathan  Scott,  Joseph  Messmore . 

46  Reuben  E.  Tupper,  Ephraim  B.  Harper . 

47  Reuben  E.  Tupper,  Ephraim  B.  Harper . 

48  Ephraim  B.  Harper,  John  Hunt. . . 

49  Now  called  Drummondville  Circuit . 


438 
402 
383 
367 
277 
287 
438 
375 
*  443 
336 
430 
262 
236 
234 
259 


Conting. 

Fund. 

Educa. 

Fund. 

Sup.  M. 
Fund. 

$32 

57 

34 

37 

32 

00 

$33 

60 

14 

00 

23 

00 

9 

12 

37 

27 

20 

75 

23 

14 

19 

50 

39 

10 

13 

48 

28 

01 

16 

00 

27 

51 

16 

50 

34 

20 

30 

50 

24 

33 

26 

27 

26 

42 

17 

32 

24 

34 

16 

25 

24 

50 

20 

00 

STANSTEAD. 

A  village  and  township  in  the  County  of  Stanstead,  Quebec.  Distant  from  Goaticook  18  miles,  from 

Georgeville  13  miles. 


Year 


Ministers. 


No.  of 
Members. 


1804  Joseph  Fairbanks . 

5  S.  Chamberlain . 

6  Philip  Ayer . 

7  Levi  Walker . 

8  Charles  Virgin . 

9  Elisha  Streeter . 

10  S.  Briggs . 

11  Joseph  Dennett . 

12  R.  Hayes  . 

|  No  record  owing  to  the  war. 

15  John  Lewis . 

16  Benjamin  Sabin . 

17  . 

18  Zenas  Adams,  Wilder  Mack . 

19  S,  B.  Haskill,  S.  Norris . 

20  Phineas  Crandell . 

The  above  were  under  the  direc¬ 
tion  of  the  M.  E.  Conference, 
United  States-^those  which  fol¬ 
low  were  members  of  the  Eng¬ 
lish  Wesleyan  Conference  until 
1854,  when  the  Lower  Canada 
work  was  united  to  the  Canada 
Conference. 

21  John  Hick . 

22  John  Hick . 

23  Richard  Pope . 

24  Richard  Pope . 

Barnston  united  with  it  5  years. 


124 

119 

105 

129 

200 

238 


50 

75 

124 

229 


96 

27 

43 

52 


Year 


Ministers. 


1825  Richard  Pope . 

26  Richard  Pope . 

27  James  Knowlan . 

28  James  Knowlan . 

29  James  Booth . 

30  James  Booth . 

31  John  Hick . 

32  John  Hick,  George  Newlove 

33  William  Squire . . . 

34  William  Squire . 

35  William  Squire,  John  Raines. . .  . 

36  William  Squire . 

37  Thomas  Turner,  R.  Garrett . 

38  Thomas  Turner . 

39  Thomas  Turner,  R.  Hutchinson.. 

40  Robert  Cooney,  Henry  Lanton  .  . 

41  Robert  Cooney . 

42  Robert  Cooney . 

43  James  Brock . 

44  James  Brock . 

45  James  Brock . 

46  Edmund  S.  Ingalls . 

47  Edmund  S.  Ingalls . 

48  John  Borland . 

49  John  Borland . 

50  John  Borland . 

51  John  Tomkins . 

52  John  Tomkins . 

53  John  Tomkins . 


No.  of 
Members. 


130 

174 

254 

200 

220 

159 

183 

215 

207 

260 

260 

336 

315 

315 

294 

300 

296 

279 

211 

193 

186 

196 

152 

145 


54  John  Tomkins . 

55  Malcolm  McDonald. . 

56  Malcolm  McDonald. . 

57  Malcolm  McDonald. . 

58  William  H.  Bakewell 

59  William  H.  Bakewell 

60  John  Borland . 

61  John  Borland . 

62  John  Borland . 

63  John  Tomkins . 

64  John  Tomkins . 

65  John  Tomkins . 


140 

145 

4  75 

3  37 

6  85 

154 

5  40 

3  48 

8  60 

158 

4  18 

4  88 

8  50 

*  125 

4  40 

4  13 

8  00 

t  124 

4  50 

4  10 

8  00 

97 

6  50 

4  50 

12  36 

104 

8  71 

5  25 

7  50 

94 

5  22 

3  00 

5  75 

86 

3  43 

3  20 

4  20 

96 

3  00 

6  69 

9  20 

*  Chippewa  set  off. 


t  Georgeville  set  off. 


+  Coaticook  and  Barnston  set  off. 


WESLEYAN  METHODIST  CONFERENCE. 


303 


Year 

Names  of  Ministers. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Conting. 

Fund. 

Educa. 

Fund. 

Sup.  M. 
Fund. 

1866 

William  R.  Parker,  B.A . 

91 

.$3  85 

11  55 

$5  89 

4  88 

$13  70 

4  00 

67 

William  R.  Parker,  B.A . 

150 

68 

William  R.  Parker,  M.A . 

100 

11  70 

4  85 

5  75 

69 

Edward  R.  Rvckman.  M.A . 

90 

6  30 

4  00 

3  40 

70  TCdwanl  R.  Rvckma/n.  M.  A . 

103 

12  60 

8  58 

16  00 

71 

William  Hansford . 

87 

10  25 

11  55 

14  00 

72 

William  Hansford.  John  Grenfell .  . 

87 

19  02 

12  62 

16  23 

73  William  Hansford,  A,  Lee  Holmes,  B.  A . 

80 

13  00 

9  00 

13  25 

74  See  Montreal  Conference . 

131 

13  25 

7  70 

16  98 

1869 

70 


STAYNER. 

village  in  the  township  of  Nottawasaga.  County  of  Simcoe,  Ontario. 

Nottawasaga  Mission. 

Samuel  Tucker,  John  A.  Jewell . 

James  Woodsworth,  Thomas  J.  Reid . 

71  James  Matheson,  Robert  Reynolds . 

72  Isaac  B.  Aylesworth,  M.D . 

Isaac  .Gold . 

See  Toronto  Conference . 


It  was  formerly  part  of 


73 

74 


260 

13 

08 

10 

00 

240 

13 

13 

8 

22 

*  242 

10 

05 

9 

39 

94 

3 

27 

1 

41 

89 

3 

78 

1 

24 

25 

25 

20 

5 

5 


00 

00 

15 

00 

75 


STIRLING. 

A  village  in  the  townships  of  Rawdon  and  Sidney,  County  of  Hastings,  Ontario.  It  was 
Rawdon  Mission.  Distant  from  Belleville  16  miles,  and  from  Trenton  15  miles. 


formerly 


1855  John  Black . 

56  Nelson  Brown . 

57  Nelson  Brown . . 

115 

110 

6  25 

6  27 

4  92 

1  50 

2  53 

58  John  English . 

230 

1  52 

59  John  English,  Hugh  McLean . 

161 

5  30 

2  08 

60  John  Jackson,  Richard  N.  Adams . 

302 

4  55 

2  00 

61  John  Jackson . 

+  278 

7  25 

4  73 

62  John  W.  German . 

178 

7  50 

4  80 

63  John  Walton . 

111 

6  09 

1  90 

64  John  Walton . 

150 

4  03 

2  20 

65  John  Walton . 

160 

4  25 

2  25 

66  David  Ryan . 

67  George  Carr . 

210 

182 

5  50 

5  75 

2  75 

2  80 

68  George  Carr,  William  J.  Young . 

173 

6  00 

2  90 

69  George  Carr,  Robert  Davey . 

192 

13  14 

6  00 

70  Charles  Taggart,  William  Rilance . 

243 

13  55 

6  00 

71  Charles  Taggart,  John  Ruttan . 

258 

12  0§ 

8  00 

72  Charles  Taggart,  Samuel  McCauley . 

292 

11  58 

5  83 

78  William  Scales,  Sidney  J.  Shorey . . 

267 

12  01 

6  50 

74  See  Toronto  Conference . 

261 

13  60 

7  25 

00 

00 

73 

07 


8  47 
12  20 
12  90 
27  66 

20  85 
14  50 
14  50 

19  55 

20  00 
20  00 

21  00 
26  50 
21  82 
20  00 
20  00 


3  00 


STONEY  CREEK. 

A  village  in  the  township  of  Saltfleet,  County  of  Wentworth,  Ontario.  Distant  from  Hamilton 
7  miles.  It  was  formerly  part  of  Grimsby  Circuit. 

1854  John  English . 

55  John  English . 

56  1  . 

to  >  Included  in  Grimsby  Circuit. 

n) 

STORRINGTON. 

So  called  from  the  name  of  a  township  in  the  County  of  Frontenac,  Ontario. 

1854  James  Thompson . 

55  James  Thompson  . 

56  Included  in  Gananoque  and  Waterloo  Circuits . 

57  David  A.  Johnston . 

58  Now  called  Brewer’s  Mills . 


'  54 

:::: 

95 

4  i.4 

130 

6  47 

167 

6  58 

105 

18  68 

1  00 


8  00 
7  00 


STOUFFVILLE. 

A  village  in  the  township  of  Whitchurch,  County  of  York,  Ontario. 


Distant  from  Toronto  28  miles. 


1853  Cornelius  Flummerfelt . 

56 

4  75 

54  Cornelius  Flummerfelt . 

61 

5  62 

5  48 

55  Asliton  Fletcher . 

58 

5  48 

.... 

56  Alfred  Andrews . 

109 

8  00 

.... 

2  75 

*  Avening  set  off. 


t  Marmora  set  off. 


304 


CIRCUITS,  STATIONS  AND  MISSIONS. 


Year 

Names  of  Ministers. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Conting. 

Fund. 

Educa. 

Fund. 

Sup.  M. 
Fund. 

1857 

Alfred.  Andrews . 

170 

$11  97 

$1  75 

$8  00 

58 

232 

7  22 

0  42 

5  76 

59 

Charles  Taggart,  James  Broley . 

221 

10  27 

4  50 

7  91 

60 

Nelson  Brown . 

204 

10  26 

3  62 

8  00 

61 

"Richard  Pinch  Alfred  McCann . 

193 

8  21 

3  13 

8  62 

150 

12  30 

6  56 

11  20 

63  James  Norris . 

64  John  Hodo-son.. . 

*  174 

93 

12  80 

5  00 

6  89 

1  50 

16  26 

10  00 

65 

John  Hodgson . 

93 

1  94 

1  00 

14  76 

66 

Thomas  Had  win . 

100 

2  07 

1  20 

7  47 

67  Thomas  Ha  d  win . 

no 

6  53 

2  15 

9  00 

68 

Daniel  P  Cee .  . 

116 

8  05 

2  20 

12  59 

69  Daniel  "R.  Opp . 

150 

8  23 

2  40 

13  10 

70 

Daniel  P.  Cee . 

165 

3  05 

2  50 

7  05 

71  W.  S.  McCullough,  M.A.,  Jeremiah  W.  Annis . 

72  W.  S.  McCullough,  M.A.,  Isaac  N.  Robinson . 

175 

185 

3  85 

7  83 

3  10 

4  00 

8  25 

15  00 

73  Ephraim  L.  Koyl  \  Klohar4son,  )  . 

187 

8  00 

4  00 

15  00 

ijpuirtixu  U.  xvuyi,  1  Thomas  Sliter,  \ 

74  See  Toronto  Conference . 

192 

8  10 

4  10 

16  15 

STRATFORD. 


The  County  Town  of  the  County  of  Perth,  Ontario,  is  situate  on  the  River  Avon,  at  the  corners  of  the 
five  townships  of  North  and  South  Easthope,  Downie,  Gore  of  Downie,  and  Ellice,  County  of 
Perth,  Ontario.  Distant  from  Toronto  88  miles,  and  from  Sarnia  80  miles. 


1847  William  Dignam,  Charles  Silvester . 

.  48  Ezra  Adams,  William  Dignam . 

49  William  Dignam . 

50  George  Case . 

51  i 

52  [  with  Blenheim  . 

53  Isaac  Barber . 

54  George  Case . 

55  George  Case . 

56  John  Jackson . 

57  Thomas  Cosford,  Elias  W.  Erazee . 

58  Orrin  H.  Ellsworth,  Henry  Bawtinhimer 

59  Orrin  H.  Ellsworth,  Stephen  Bond  . 

60  Thomas  Cleghorn,  Daniel  Connolly . 

61  Thomas  Cleghorn,  Daniel  E.  Brownell . 

62  Joseph  Hugill,  Alexander  Burns,  B.A . 

63  Joseph  Hugill,  Henry  Kellain . 

64  Hall  Christopherson,  John  R.  Alexander. 

65  Hall  Christopherson,  j  ^  Spailing,  ) 

r  (  George  Leech,  ) 

66  Hall  Christopherson,  George  Martin  Brown. . 

67  William  Price,  Ezra  A.  Healey . 

68  William  Price . 

69  Charles  Lavell,  M.A . 

70*  Charles  Lavell,  M.A . 

71  Charles  Lavell,  M.A . 

72  William  C.  Henderson,  M.A . . 

73  William  C.  Henderson,  M.A . 

74  See  London  Conference . 


145 

183 

120 

t  110 

50 

47 

41 

81 

80 

144 

169 

162 

207 

187 

181 

178 

224 

203 

205 

210 

110 

149 

150 
172 
222 


3  00 

1  50 

2  00 

4  37 

2  00 
13  28 
7  00 

5  60 
7  25 

12  16 
16  00 
17  51 
19  00 
11  51 
13  11 

16  19 

17  00 

17  15 

18  20 
18  30 

9  02 
10  20 
15  05 
22  05 
17  53 


3  03 
3  25 
2  00 

3  00 

4  51 
8  00 
9  25 
9  60 

5  52 

6  86 

5  08 

5  00 

6  02 
8  20 

13  65 
8  09 
10  89 
7  39 
10  21 
7  75 


1  25 
1  00 
6  50 

0  50 

1  00 
6  00 
6  25 
5  00 
10  00 
10  00 
20  00 

28  50 
46  00 
26  00 
27  00 

29  00 

30  00 

31  55 
45  00 
45  35 

15  00 

16  00 
18  00 
50  50 
24  32 


STRATHROY. 


A  town  on  the  River  Sydenham,  in  the  townships  of  Adelaide  and  Carradoc,  County  of  Middlesex, 
Ontario.  Distant  from  London  22  miles,  and  from  Sarnia  40  miles.  It  was  formerly  Adelaide 
Mission. 


1851  James  Armstrong,  John  Shaw . 

.... 

52  James  Armstrong . 

178 

6  73 

53  John  K.  Williston . 

186 

10  89 

5  84 

54  John  K  Williston . 

162 

12  03 

6  67 

55  John  K.  Williston,  Thomas  S.  Howard . 

140 

9  15 

8  00 

56  Richard  L.  Tucker . 

t  158 

16  62 

4  64 

12  07 

57  Richard  L.  Tucker . 

120 

5  53 

3  03 

5  00 

58  Nelson  Brown . 

125 

8  00 

3  00 

6  00 

Some  appointments  given  to  Pickering  Circuit.  +  Wellesley  set  off.  J  Mount  Brydges  set  off. 


WESLEYAN  METHODIST  CONFERENCE. 


305 


Year 

Names  of  Ministers. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Conting. 

Fund. 

Educa. 
Fund.  | 

Sup.  M. 
Fund. 

1859 

125 

$4  67 

$2  05 

$4  00 

60 

61 

62 

63 

64 

65 
56 

67 

68 

69 

70 

71 

72 

73 

71 

127 

2  61 

0  57 

4  20 

127 

4  50 

2  05 

6  65 

148 

3  00 

1  70 

5  20 

148 

11  25 

3  95 

6  69 

170 

10  79 

3  81 

11  69 

183 

9  47 

3  73 

23  40 

265 

14  63 

7  24 

24  15 

262 

15  29 

6  50 

25  20 

*  266 

16  10 

7  15 

27  10 

150 

8  25 

4  55 

29  25 

150 

8  50 

5  00 

20  00 

170 

9  54 

6  75 

21  00 

173 

16  37 

10  00 

36  00 

180 

16  50 

10  00 

40  00 

162 

16  55 

10  00 

40  00 

STREETSVILLI 

A  village  in  the  Township  of  Toronto,  County  of  Teel,  1 

Circuit. 

I. 

Intario.  I 

t  was  forme 

uly  part  of 

Brampton 

67 

68 
no 

Charles  Fish,  Benjamin  Clement,  Thomas  Cardus. .  . 

390 

380 

18  33 

22  50 

9  80 

10  20 

96  00 
100  00 

402 

23  61 

12  00 

101  00 

V.  ivrnvi.  ..  — - *  - - 

375 

25  10 

16  00 

124  65 

71 

79 

365 

23  91 

21  35 

130  45 

375 

24  21 

15  00 

136  52 

|  .  1  J-V  1  t  L.  J  ’  '  w  - 

361 

25  34 

15  00 

141  60 

74 

A  vi 
iskp; 

378 

26  51 

15  00 

167  15 

SUTTON,  EASr 

lage  and  township  in  the  County  of  Brome,  Quebec. 

r. 

It  was  f 

ormerly  pai 

■t-of  Durha 

m  Circuit. 

54 

.... 

57 

52 

1  50 

2  00 

52 

2  40 

3  00 

54 

3  00 

53 

2  00 

2  00 

61 

62 

49 

1  30 

1  27 

3  32 

50 

1  00 

1  00 

3  10 

71 

1  00 

1  00 

1  20 

65 

1  00 

0  80 

2  38 

49 

1  62 

0  86 

4  00 

49 

3  00 

3  85 

5  55 

49 

1  50 

1  18 

4  00 

43 

1  65 

2  00 

4  53 

48 

1  48 

2  29 

2  53 

56 

1  65 

2  35 

5  00 

7j 

56 

1  70 

3  44 

5  50 

53 

2  65 

2  95 

5  56 

73  Richard  Robinson . 

54 

55 

4  53 

6  43 

3  60 

4  00 

6  00 
!  7  50 

SUTTON,  WEST. 

A  village  in  the  township  of  Georgina,  County  of  Ontario.  It  wa 

Mount  Albert  Circuit. 

s  formerly 

part  of  Sin 

iron  and 

81 

1  65 

2  55 

.... 

74  See  Toronto  Conference . 

|  97 

3  10 

1  3  05 

3  71 

1846 

47 

48 

49 

50 


SYDENHAM. 

A  township  on  the  Georgian  Bay,  County  of  Grey,  Ontario. 

John  Williams . 

John  Williams . 

Edward  Sallows . 

John  Hutchinson  . 


126 

122 

181 


4  50 

4  80 

5  90 


2  75 
2  50 
4  59 


20 


*  Adelaide  set  off. 


306 


CIRCUITS,  STATIONS  AND  MISSIONS. 


ST.  ANDREWS. 


A  town  on  the  North  River,  in  the  County  of  Argentieul,  Quebec.  Distant  from  Montreal  45  miles 


Year 

Names  of  Ministers. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Conting. 

Fund. 

Educa. 

Fund. 

Sup.  M. 
Fund. 

1841 

42 

43 

44 

45 

46 

47 

48 

49 

50 

51 

52 

53 

John  Armstrong,  William  Dignam . 

John  Armstrong,  William  Morton . 

William  H.  Williams,  John  Gemley . 

315 

365 

377 

$7  70 

9  12 

9  20 

$1*79 

2  50 

3  76 

James  Hughes,  Michael  Baxter,  James  Armstrong. . 

Michael  Baxter,  Charles  Taggart . 

Digrid  B.  Madden,  David  C.  McDowell . 

David  B.  Madden,  Richard  Wilson . 

Francis  Coleman,  John  B.  Armstrong . 

Francis  Coleman,  Erastus  Hurlburt . 

Francis  Coleman,  Richard  M.  Hammond . 

Thomas  W.  Constable,  Richard  M.  Hammond . 

319 

278 

264 

280 

267 

277 

280 

330 

353 

6  83 

7  53 

8  00 

16  00 

12  38 

12  90 

13  07 

13  27 

12  37 

2  63 

3  00 

3  72 

8  50 

13  32 

11  48 

11  68 

12  00 

12  00 

*  440 

12  98 

7  00 

04:  J.  IlOllltlo  VV  .  LUIKMdDlc,  ..ii.xcu..  -  . . . 

351 

13  75 

$5  00 

7  37 

oo 

56 

57 

dames  11.  U1S11VJJ,  . 

164 

7  32 

5  25 

175 

10  12 

3  50 

7  30 

167 

7  16 

3  00 

4  75 

00 

248 

7  75 

3  50 

8  00 

244 

8  75 

4  00 

10  00 

OU 

266 

7  24 

2  45 

13  26 

258 

2  33 

1  01 

14  15 

OJ 

63 

260 

2  83, 

1  60 

11  00 

217 

5  00 

2  06 

12  00 

65 

Now-  called  La  Chute  Circuit . 

220 

5  10 

2  10 

12  50 

ST.  ARMAND. 

So  called  from  the  name  of  a  township  in  the  County  of  Mississquoi,  Quebec.  It  was  formerly  part 

of  the  Dunham  Circuit. 


Year,  Ministers. 


1818  Richard  Pope . 

19  Richard  Williams . 

20  Richard  Williams . 

21  Daniel  Hillier . 

22  James  Booth . 

23  James  Booth . 

24  John  De  Putron . 

25  Matthew  Lang . 

26  Matthew  Lang . 

27  William  Squire . , 

28  William  Squire . 

29  James  Knowlan . 

30  James  Knowlan,  W.  E.Slienstone 

31  Thomas  Turner . 

32  Ingham  Sutcliffe . 

33  Matthew  Lang . . 

34  Matthew  Lang . 

35  John  Tomkins,  John  Borland  .  .  : 

36  James  Booth,  Richard  Garrett. . . 

1854  James  Norris . 

'  55  James  Norris . 

56  James  Norris . 

57  Francis  Hunt . 

58  Francis  Hunt . 

59  John  Davies . 

60  J  ohn  Davies . 

61  Rufus  A.  Flanders . 

62  Rufus  A  Flanders . 


No.  of 
Members. 

Year: 

24 

1837 

68 

38 

68 

39 

79 

40 

163 

41 

313 

42 

260 

43 

260 

44 

260 

|  45 

420 

422 

46 

442 

47 

450 

48 

405 

49 

372 

50 

400 

51 

373 

52 

390 

53 

364 

Ministers. 


Wm.  Squire,  Thomas  Campbell.. 
Wm.  Squire,  Thomas  Campbell.. 
Wm.  Squire,  Malcolm  McDonald 
R.  Hutchinson,  M.  McDonald. .  . 
R.  Hutchinson,  M.  McDonald. . . 
R.  Hutchinson,  H.  Montgomery 
II.  Montgomery,  R.  A.  Flanders. 
W.  M.  Harvard,  R.  A.  Flanders. 
J.  B.  Selley,  R.  A.  Flanders  .... 


William  Scott. 
William  Scott 
William  Scott 


J.  B.  Selley,  r,  , 

; '  T,,  oi  I  C.  Silvester 

W.  E.  Slienstone  \ 

William  E.  Slienstone . 


No.  of 
Members. 


297 

298 
332 
312 
380 
370 
486 
500 
531 
261 
261 
187 


Edmund  S.  Ingalls 
Edmund  S.  Ingalls 
Gifford  Dorey . 


67 

73 

6  50 

1  50 

10  00 

87 

7  00 

2  00 

11  00 

132 

7  37 

2  00 

160 

3  02 

2  00 

8  25 

169 

3  32 

5  43 

6  45 

154 

4  57 

3  25 

4  96 

148 

.... 

1  27 

4  51 

Grenville,  set  off. 


WESLEYAN  METHODIST  CONFERENCE. 


307 


Year 

Names  of  Ministers. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Conting. 

Fund. 

Educa. 

Fund. 

Sup.  M. 
Fund. 

1863 

Rufus  A.  Flanders . . . 

155 

$1  75 

$4  72 
[  5  53 

64  John  Armstrong  (A1) . 

178 

2  57 

7  50 

$5  06 

6  48 

65 

John  Armstrong  (A) . 

180 

12  00 

66 

John  Armstrong  (A) . 

181 

9  68 

6  11 

16  00 

67 

Thomas  W.  Constable . 

165 

10  68 

6  35 

16  00 

68 

Thomas  W.  Constable . 

157 

9  25 

6  20 

20  00 

69 

Thomas  W.  O  on  stable . . 

159 

8  60 

6  80 

7  70 

11  25 

11  00 

70  Thomas  Kellv .  . 

160 

9  20 

71 

Thomas  Kelley,  Allan  Patterson . 

220 

13  35 

11  00 

14  00 

72 

Thomas  Kelley . 

230 

14  25 

12  50 

16  00 

73 

John  Davies.  Charles  R.  Flanders . 

240 

15  50 

10  00 

14  00 

74 

See  Montreal  Conference . 

214 

15  55 

10  12 

24  00 

50  William  Price, 


M.  A 


59  William  McCullough . 

60  Robert  Cooney,  l).l) . 

61  Samuel  Rose . 

62  Samuel  Rose . 

63  Samuel  Rose,  Robert  W.  Ferrier, 

64  Isaac  B.  Howard . 

65  Isaac  B.  Howard . 

66  Isaac  B.  Howard . 

67  John  Carroll . 

68  John  Carroll . 

69  James  Brock,  George  H.  Bridgman,  M.A . 

70  James  Brock,  George  H.  Bridgman,  M.A . 

71  James  Brock,  Joshua  P.  Lewis . 

72  William  R.  Parker,  M.A.,  Joshua  P.  Lewis. .  .  . 

73  William  R.  Parker,  M.A.,  Joshua  P.  Lewis _ 

74  See  London  Conference . 


297 

269 

280 

295 
110 
120 
140 
250 
263 
260 
218 
212 
212 
230 
245 
226 
266 
194 
200 
280 
290 

296 
337 
340 


ST.  CATHARINES. 

A  city  on  the  Welland  Canal,  in  the  township  of  Grantham,  County  of  Lincoln, 
from  Niagara  11  miles,  from  Hamilton  32  miles. 

1832  Egerton  Ryerson,  Joseph  Messmore . 

33  James  Evans,  John  Baxter .  401 

34  Edwy  M.  Ryerson,  John  Armstrong .  415 

35  Thomas  Bevitt,  Edwy  M.  Ryerson .  453 

36  Thomas  Bevitt,  John  Douse.. .  397 

37  Joseph  Messmore,  James  Musgrove .  315 

38  Joseph  Messmore,  James  Musgrove .  230 

39  Samuel  Belton,  Samuel  Rose .  252 

■  40  Samuel  Belton,  Samuel  Rose .  284 

41  Edmund  Shepherd,  Thomas  Cosford .  342 

42  John  Ryerson,  Reuben  E.  Tupper .  340 

43  George  R.  Sanderson,  Charles  La  veil .  376 

44  George  R.  Sanderson,  Ephraim  B.  Harper .  381 

45  Thomas  Demorest,  Thomas  Rattray .  406 

46  Lewis  Warner,  George  Young .  342 

47  John  Law,  Lachlin  Taylor .  415 

48  John  Law,  Charles  Lavell .  301 

49  William  Price,  William  Ames . ;  284 

Isaac  Barber,  )  „„„ 

John  S.  Evans,  $ . •  J 

51  Claudius  Byrne,  John  S.  Evans . 

52  Claudius  Byrne,  William  S.  Griffin . 

53  George  Goodson,  Richard  Clarke . 

54  George  Goodson . ( Thorold  set  off) 

55  Kennedy  Creighton . 

56  Kennedy  Creighton .  120  12  60 

57  Wrilliam  McCullough . 

58  William  McCullough . 


26 

15 

21 

26 

14 

33 

34 

34 

35 
28 
29 
31 
21 


02 

00 

27 

80 

96 

60 

29 

90 

00 

13 

93 

42 

73 


23  47 

00 
55 
59 
75 
30 


20 

25 

25 

25 

8 


10 

16 

17 

13 

16 

10 

9 

10 

21 

19 

24 

24 

24 

27 

30 

57 

57 

60 


74 

22 

58 

91 
17 
17 
48 

92 
00 
92 
00 

84 

85 
26 
52 
29 
35 
88 


Ontario.  Distant 


46  00 
14  15 
45  38 
.20  62 
16  00 

11  75 
20  87 
17  50 

6  00 

12  00 

27  20 

28  00 
20  25 
41  00 
28  75 
30  51 

36  42 

38  25 

37  50 

38  00 
32  00 
34  00 

7  05  11  37 

6  60  22  50 

4  83  20  00 

7  00  20  00 

6  20  26  00 

6  05  30  75 

8  00  31  25 

4  43  46  89 

4  83  42  00 

4  00  42  40 

,6  00  47  10 

10  00  57  58 

10  08  52  50 

10  66  53  25 

15  00  43  55 

18  00  46  00 

18  75  GO  00 

23  00  70  00 

25  75  j  42  00 

31  00  1  42  00 


ST.  FRANCIS  RIVER. 

So  called  from  the  name  of  a  river  which  empties  itself  into  the  St.  Lawrence,  near  Quebec. 


Year 

Ministers. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Year  Ministers. 

No.  of 
Members  _ 

1810 

116 

14  . 

50 

1 1 

TTihhaivl 

47 

15  Shipley  W.  Wilson . 

50 

12  Sam’l  Luckey,  J.  F.  Chamberlain 

120 

16  Daniel  Plumbly . 

58 

13 

17  . 

308 


CIRCUITS,  STATIONS  AND  MISSIONS. 


ST.  GEORGE. 


Names  of  Ministers. 


1853  Thomas  Fawcett,  Francis  Berry,  Peter  German 

54  Thomas  Fawcett . 

55  Thomas  Fawcett . 

56  Joseph  Messmore . 

57  Joseph  Messmore,  John  F.  Messmore . 

58  Joseph  Messmore,  Timothy  Edwards . 

59  William  Lund,  Christopher  Hamilton . 

50  William  Lund,  Phineas  D  Will . 

61  William  Lund,  James  Kennedy . 

62  Michael  Fawcett,  Joseph  H.  Stinson . 

63  Michael  Fawcett,  John  N.  Hewitt . 

64  Michael  Fe 

65  Thomas  S. 

66  Thomas  S.  w  . 

67  James  Harris,  Ezekiel  Richardson . 

68  James  Harris,  Peter  W.  Jones . 

69  James  Harris,  James  Moss . 

70  William  R.  *Dyre,  Thomas  W.  Jackson 

71  Alfred  Andrews,  John  Robhins . 

72  Alfred  Andrews,  Reuben  Millyard . 

73  Alfred  Andrews,  William  H.  Cairnduff 

74  See  London  Conference . 


,  William  Taylor 

^  ,  \  William  C.  Watson,  B.A.  ) 

Keough,  |  Ceorge  Robson,  i 

Keough,  John  F.  German,  B.A . 


No.  of 
Members 

Conting. 

Fund. 

Educa. 

Fund. 

Sup.  M. 
Fund. 

260 

$20 

02 

$23 

10 

268 

19 

92 

$4 

58 

20 

65 

288 

24 

28 

7 

11 

21 

05 

249 

16 

00 

4 

00 

16 

00 

218 

12 

00 

25 

00 

233 

12 

50 

4 

25 

35 

00 

335 

15 

14 

6 

20 

23 

81 

335 

16 

30 

7 

71 

24 

72 

386 

14 

07 

7 

73 

24 

85 

400 

14 

90 

6 

50 

42 

00 

400 

15 

30 

7 

00 

53 

00 

400 

15 

00 

7 

50 

49 

00 

328 

15 

36 

8 

72 

64 

62 

339 

18 

54 

11 

36 

53 

00 

350 

19 

00 

9 

25 

67 

15 

316 

20 

14 

13 

00 

61 

63 

311 

15 

30 

9 

00 

61 

00 

300 

!  16 

30 

13 

00 

64 

00 

302 

!  13 

89 

7 

oo 

40 

66 

308 

12 

80 

1  8 

16 

45 

00 

304 

1  13 

18 

6 

72 

37 

23 

ST.  JOHNS. 


A  town  situate  on  the  River  Richelieu,  at  the  head  of  the  Chambly  Canal  County  of  St.  Johns,. 
Quebec.  Distant  from  Montreal  21  miles,  from  Chambly  1-  miles. 


1803  Elijah  Chichester,  Laban  Clark . . . .  •  •  • 

4  Note. — The  above  laboured  fora  short  time  to  form 
a  circuit  along  the  banks  o't  the  Sorel,  but 
not  succeeding  were  compelled  to  abandon  it. 


35  John  Johnston 

36  Edmund  S.  Ingalls. 


41  Hugh  Montgomery . 

42  Benjamin  Slight . 

43  Benjamin  Slight . 

44  Charles  Churchill . 

45  Robert  Graham . 

46  James  Brock . 

47  James  Brock . 

48  James  Brock,  Giifard  Dorey . 

49  Matthew  Lang . 

50  George  H.  Davis . 

51  George  H.  Davis . 

52  John  C.  Davidson . 

1  John  C.  Davidson,  ) 

|  Samuel  G.  Phillips,  \ 

54  John  Carroll . 

55  Robert  Cooney,  M.A . 

56  Richard  Clarke. . .  . 

57  Richard  Clarke . 

58  George  H.  Davis,  William  Hall,  B.A . 

59  George  H  Davis,  William  Hall,  B.A . 

60  George  H.  Davis,  William  W.  Squire,  B.A . 

61  Edward  H.  Dewart,  William.  W.  Squire,  B.A . 

62  Edward  H.  Dewart,  Robert  Ferrier,  M.A . ■ 

63  Edward  H.  Dewart . 

64  G.  N.  A.  F.  T.  Dickson . j 

65  G.  N.  A.  F.  T.  Dickson . . 

66  G.  N.  A.  F.  T.  Dickson . I 


... 

50 

I 

1 

86 

.... 

89 

93 

....  ! 

78 

....  | 

78 

.... 

93 

.... 

68 

.... 

20 

.... 

.... 

22 

]  8  50 

|  1  20 

8  00 

22 

11  39 

1  50 

9  95 

21 

11  40 

1  00 

7  57 

73 

12  15 

2  00 

9  73 

64 

18  15 

10  18 

9  00 

50 

13  70 

5  00 

9  20 

39 

15  80 

7  34 

9  22 

54 

14  43 

9  12 

12  70 

48 

15  24 

9  00 

12  31 

54 

16  00 

6  00 

18  00 

54 

17  53 

6  91 

18  00 

WESLEYAN  METHODIST  CONFERENCE. 


309 


Year 

Names  of  Ministers. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Conting. 

Fund. 

Educa. 

Fund. 

Sup.  M. 
Fund. 

1867 

68 

54 

$18  00 

18  62 

.$6  00 

$20  00 

50 

11  27 

27  53 

64 

24  03 

10  02 

29  32 

70 

65 

22  91 

12  00 

40  05 

71 

79. 

65 

29  05 

16  25 

32  30 

64 

28  10 

15  25 

21  25 

56 

31  53 

14  23 

76  00 

74 

See  Montreal  Conference . 

57 

31  73 

16  25 

149  00 

ST.  LAWRENCE. 

So  called  from  tlie  River  St.  Lawrence.  The  Circuit  included  the  townships  on  the  south  side  oi  the 

river,  below  Ogdensburg. 


Year,  Ministers. 


1S06  Sylvanus  Keeler.. 

7  Samuel  Cochrane . 

8  Chandly  Lambert 

9  William  Snow  . .  . 

10  Edward  Cooper. . . 

11  ) 

to  >  No  record. 

14  \ 


No.  of 
Members. 

Year 

Ministers. 

No.  of 
Members 

1815 

I.  Chamberlain,  J.  Arnold . 

20 

16 

W.  Chamberlain,  J.  Dempster.  .  . 

•  251 

43 

17 

Andrew  Prindle,  Thomas  McGee. 

231 

65 

18 

Thos.  Goodwiu,  Calvin  N.  Flint. 

290 

66 

19 

20 

Tlios.  Goodwin,  Thos.  Demorest. 

332 

349 

ST.  MARY’S. 


A  town  in  the  township  of  Blanshard,  County  of  Perth,  Ontario.  It  was  formerly  Blanshard  Mission* 

Distant  from  Stratford  12  miles. 


1851  Thomas  Fawcett . . 

52  Thomas  Fawcett . 

53  Charles  W.  M.  Gilbert . 

54  Charles  W.  M.  Gilbert . 

55  Richard  Pinch . 

56  J.  Ormerod,  Stephen  Bond . 

57  Alexander  Campbell,  Samuel  C.  Philp,  jr. 

58  Alexander  Campbell,  Daniel  Connolly. .  .  . 

59  Andrew  Edwards,  Robert  Shaw . 

60  Andrew  Edwards,  William  F.  Morrison... 

61  Thomas  Cosford,  Thomas  E.  Garbutt . 

62  Thomas  Cosford,  Daniel  E.  Brownell . 

63  John  Learoyd,  John  Neelands . 

64  John  Learoyd,  John  Philp,  B.A . 

65  John  Learoyd,  Reginald  H.  Starr, B.A.  .  . . 

66  Joseph  W.  McCallum,  William  Galbraith. 

67  Joseph  W.  McCallum,  Joseph  W.  Holmes. 

68  Joseph  W.  McCallum,  Joseph  W.  Holmes. 

69  Richard  Whiting . 

70  Richard  Whiting . 

71  Richard  Whiting . 

72  James  Gray . 

73  John  Wakefield . 

74  See  London  Conference . 


110 

120 

211 

211 

206 

190 

210 

231 

301 

376 

425 

336 

337 
321 
330 
352 
352 
358 

*  362 
168 
200 
210 
203 
183 


3’  25 

3  25 

4  80 

4  80 
6  98 

12  92 

5  35 

6  58 
8  74 

10  00 
12  24 
12  50 

15  00 

16  05 

15  22 

16  71 
18  62 

19  20 

20  20 

15  42 

16  16 

17  25 
22  71 
20  23 


2  10 
3  60 

218 

5  96 

6  29 
6  31 

6  53 
9  43 

7  54 
7  83 
7  90 
7  66 
7  97 

10  00 
10  00 
13  50 
13  50 

10  75 

11  00 


3  00 

3  50 

4  25 
4  25 
6  50 

10  60 

8  32 
15  00 
17  06 
17  45 
30  00 
32  92 

28  49 

29  15 
37  26 
40  00 
40  00 
47  00 
20  00 
26  50 
40  00 

45  49 

46  50 


ST.-  THOMAS. 


A  town  in  the  townships  of  Yarmouth  and  Southwold,  County  of  Elgin,  Ontario.  It  was  formerly 
part  of  Westminster  Circuit.  Distant  from  London  15  miles,  and  from  Port  Stanley  8  miles. 


1836  Conrad  Vandusen,  John  Iv.  Williston. 

37  Thomas  Fawcett,  Charles  B.  Goodrich 

38  James  Norris,  David  Hardie . 

39  James  Norris,  Charles  W.  M.  Gilbert. 

40  Hugh  Montgomery . 

41  Solomon  Waldron . 

42  Solomon  Waldron . 

43  Kennedy  Creighton . 


416 

10  95 

.... 

414 

6  00 

9  65 

414 

16  73 

16  62 

350 

20  25 

25  00 

371 

12  50 

12  75 

183 

8  75 

8  98 

204 

10  87 

3  08 

230 

8  00 

9  93 

*  Kirkton  set  off. 


310 


Year 


CIRCUITS,  STATIONS  AND  MISSIONS. 


Names  of  Ministers. 


1844  Kennedy  Creighton . 

45  Solomon  Snider . 

46  Samuel  C.  Philp,  Alexander  T.  Green . 

47  Samuel  C.  Philp,  Richard  Whiting . 

48  Samuel  C.  Philp,  Richard  Whiting . 

49  William  Pollard,  John  S.  Evans . 

50  William  Pollard,  Edward  White . 

51  John  Bredin,  Joseph  Hugill,  Edward  H.  Dewart. 


52  Richard  Whiting,  Edward  H.  Dewart. 

53  Richard  Whiting,  Joseph  Hugill . 

54  William  Price,  Samuel  E.  Maudsley . 

55  William  Price .  . . 

56  William  Price . 

57  N  ohle  F.  English . . . 

58  Francis  Berry...  .  . 

59  Francis  Berry . 

Port  Stanley  united  with  it  1  year. 

60  William  McCullough,  Samuel  C.  Philp,  Jun. 

61  William  McCullough . 

62  Williapi  McCullough . . 

63  William  Ames .  . 

64  William  Ames . 

65  William  W.  Clarke  . 

66  William  W.  Clarke  . 

67  Lewis  Warner,  Thomas  M.  Campbell . 

68  Lewis  Warner,  Joseph  M.  Hagar,  B.A . 

69  J.  Herbert  Starr,  John  Smiley,  B.A . 

70  J.  Herbert  Starr,  Robert  H.  Hall  . 

71  J.  Herbert  Starr . : . 

72  G.  N.  A.  F.  T.  Dickson  . 

73  G.  N.  A.  F.  T.  Dickson  . 

74  See  London  Conference . 


ST. 


1843  John  Neelands 


44  John  Neelands  ...  . 

Owen  Sound  united  with  it  2  years. 

45  John  Neelands  . 

46  Daniel  Wright  . 


47  Supplied. 

48  Supplied . . . . 

49  Henry  Reid  . 

50  Henry  Reid  . . 

51  Stephen  Brownell,  Alexander  Campbell 

Alexander  Campbell,  '  James  M‘  Clarke' 


52 

53 

54 

55 

56 

57 

58 

59 

60 
61 
62 

63 

64 


Samuel  E.  Maudsley, 


Alexander  Campbell 

Supplied  . . 

Thomas  Culbert . 

Garrett  J.  Dingman . . . 

George  McNamara,  William  Irwin . 

John  L.  Kerr,  Robert  Thompson . . 

John  L.  Kerr,  William  Sutton  . 

Erastus  H  urlburt  . . . . 

Erastus  Hurlburt,  Peter  Addison .  . 

Erastus  Hurlburt,  Joseph  Colling  . 

William  Hay,  William  W.  Shepherd . 

Circuit  divided,  see  Meaford  and  Walter’s  Falls 


ST. 


1870  John  F.  German,  M.A  . 

71  John  F.  German,  M.A. 

72  Christopher  Hamilton  . . 

73  Christopher  Hamilton  .. 

74  See  London  Conference  . 


No.  of 
Members 

Conting. 

Fund. 

Educa. 

Fund. 

Sup.  M. 
Fund. 

214 

$6  25 

$6  03 

219 

7  87 

6  37 

282 

12  22 

4  00 

305 

16  35 

8  27 

361 

24  83 

9  00 

374 

25  75 

9  77 

320 

27  00 

12  05 

326 

24  18 

20  00 

312 

20  28 

21  00 

327 

25  60 

21  50 

*  405 

26  27 

22  50 

329 

24  48 

$4  30 

27  00 

+  135 

20  30 

6  75 

22  00 

131 

9  00 

8  00 

28  00 

107 

6  18 

2  40 

5  50 

156 

9  15 

2  50 

8  62 

138 

9  00 

3  00 

9  00 

140 

10  00 

4  00 

10  00 

145 

12  00 

4  50 

12  00 

150 

14  40 

5  18 

14  00 

180 

14  68 

7  00 

11  00 

160 

13  25 

7  00 

18  50 

210 

17  37 

7  57 

20  60 

253 

19  65 

7  88 

27  00 

268 

21  32 

9  00 

30  65 

300 

21  70 

13  00 

31  00 

260 

21  73 

15  00 

24  00 

I  278 

23  55 

20  00 

30  39 

155 

22  56 

12  27 

15  25 

140 

27  71 

20  50 

50  00 

140 

36  75 

22  13 

56  00 

in  the  Coui 

ity  of  Grey 

Ontario. 

93 

1  00 

1  00 

145 

1  27 

1  00 

226 

2  30 

2  00 

92 

1  40 

4  00 

70 

* 

100 

208 

3  00 

190 

2  00 

1  00 

196 

1  47 

1  25 

212 

2  87 

1  50 

196 

3  44 

1  50 

140 

2  10 

3  34 

174 

2  71 

5  45 

258 

5  35 

2  40 

11  61 

249 

2  10 

5  42 

397 

4  20 

1  20 

8  00 

§  332 

5  50 

1  94 

8  94 

140 

4  00 

1  00 

5  00 

155 

4  20 

1  25 

5  10 

180 

4  25 

1  35 

5  20 

210 

s.  ■ 

6  53 

3  23 

5  50 

unty  of  Norfolk,  Province  of  Ontario. 

176 

10  77 

5  30 

14  23 

233 

11  00 

7  50 

16  75 

247 

13  10 

8  00 

25  15 

221 

7  50 

8  10 

25  00 

226 

7  10 

4  25 

18  15 

Fingal  set  off. 


+  Port  Stanley  set  off. 


X  Yarmouth  set  off. 


§  Thornbury  set  off. 


WESLEYAN  METHODIST  CONFERENCE. 


311 


T. 


TAMWORTH. 

A  village  on  Salmon  River,  in  the  township  of  Sheffield,  County  of  Addington  Ontario  It  was 
formerly  part  of  the  Centreville  and  Tamwortli  Mission.  Distant  from  Kingston  37  miles. 


Yearl 


1862 

63 

64 

65 

66 

67 

68 

69 

70 

71 

72 

73 

74 


Names  of  Ministers. 


Robert  Mark . 

Robert  Mark,  William  J.  Cole 
Robert  Mark,  Samuel  Connor.. 
Ozias  Barber,  Samuel  Connor  . 

Ozias  Barber  . . -• 

Andrew  L.  Peterson . 

Andrew  L.  Peterson . 

Webster  W.  Leech  . 

Webster  W.  Leech  . 

William  W.  Miller . 

William  W.  Miller . 

Samuel  Fear . 

See  Montreal  Conference . 


No.  of 
Members. 

Conting. 

Fund. 

Educa.  I 
Fund. 

Sup.  M. 
Fund. 

159 

$2”  22 

$1  05 

$3  17 

i  207 

2  25 

1  25 

3  50 

;  219 

2  30 

1  32 

3  60 

149 

2  40 

1  50 

3  50 

141 

2  40 

1  30 

3  60 

131 

2  46 

1  37 

4  00 

125 

2  70 

1  20 

4  25 

159 

6  40 

2  50 

10  00 

!  158 

1  5  17 

3  32 

10  10 

120 

4  94 

2  10 

8  86 

100 

2  00 

. 

1  25 

100 

1  4  50 

2  00 

1  10  25 

TEESWATER. 

A  village  oil  the  River  Teeswater,  in  the  township  of  Culross,  County  of  Bruce,  Ontario. 
1856  Thomas  Hadwin 


Thomas  Hadwin . 

Edward  Sallows . 

Edward  Sallows,  David  Ryan  . 


57 

58 

59 

60  William  Sutton,  Elias  W.  Frazee. 

61  Henry  Bawtenhimer,  George  Leach. 

62  John' Hough,  John  N.  Hewitt . 

63  John  Hough . 

64  James  Whiting . . 

65  James  Whiting . 

66 

67 

68 
69 


Edward  Cragg. 


Edward  Cragg . 

Edward  Cragg . 

Coverdale  Watson 


70  James  McCartney . 

71  James  McCartney . 

72  James  McCartney . 

73  James  Laird . 

74  See  London  Conference. 


1860  Luther  Houghton... 

61  Luther  Houghton .... 

62  John  Slight . 

63  John  Slight . 

64  Andrew  L.  Peterson  . 

65  Andrew  L.  Peterson 

66  David  L.  Bretliour... 
Frederick  Y ork 


67 

68  United  with  North  Wakefield. 


49 

1  00 

60 

1  67 

74 

1  08 

157 

2  15 

160 

5  50 

151 

2  25 

*  84 

1  45 

94 

1  70 

113 

3  61 

114 

4  43 

116 

6  20 

120 

6  14 

145 

6  00 

140 

8  09 

125 

9  88 

133 

9  50 

150 

6  50 

151 

8  00  1 

a.  It  was 

ormerly  pa 

27 

0  76 

.1  31 

1  00 

33 

1  60 

34 

1  33 

40 

1  3> 

39 

0  82 

33 

4  30 

35 

3  50 

1  01 


00 

70 


1  15 


20 

66 


3  00 


95 

69 

00 

50 

35 

00 

00 

00 


00 
48 
68 
00 
00 
50 
3  20 
■3  68 
9  69 
9  94 
10  25 
8  72 
9  50 
8  59 
14  60 
19  25 
22  35 
19  90 


0  69 
0  61 
1  32 
0  60 
0  70 

1  64 


4  00 

1  00 

5  77 
3  75 
3  80 

3  20 

4  30 
7  00 


A  small  village  in  the  township  of  Minto, 


TEVIOTDALE. 
County  of  Wellington, 
Wallace  Mission. 


Ontario.  It  was  formerly  part  of 


1867  Henry  W.  P.  Allan  . 

68  Henry  W.  P.  Allan  . 

69  Henry  W.  P.  Allan  . 

70  John  Hodgson . 

71  William  Bradley . 

72  See  Harriston . 


101 

90 

98 

115 

136 


18 

55 

02 

00 

23 


16 

08 

09 

80 

46 


20 

15 

45 

57 

23 


Some  appointments  given  to  Lucknow. 


312 


CIRCUITS,  STATIONS,  AND  MISSIONS. 


THAMES. 

So  called  from  the  River  Thames,  in  Ontario.  The  Circuit  included  the  townships  on  the  north-west 

shore  of  Lake  Erie,  and  as  far  as  Lake  St.  Clair. 


Year 

Names  of  Ministers. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Conting . 
Fund. 

Educa. 

Fund. 

Sup.  M. 
Fund. 

1804  Natlian  Baii^s  (3  months') . 

5 

to 

>  Supplied  from  Detroit . 

16 

17  Elijah  Warren . 

160 

18  William  Jones . 

214 

19  JoseDh  Hickox.  David  C.  Snore . 

209 

20 

Ezra  Adams . 

209 

21 

Ezra  Adams,  Thomas  Demorest . 

182 

22 

William  Slater.  James  Parker . 

249 

23  James  Jackson,  William  Griffis . 

274 

24  James  Jackson.  Josenh  Messmore . 

321 

. 

25 

Georee  Fereuson.  Daniel  McMullen . 

336 

26  Edmund  Stoney . 

358 

27  George  Ferguson . 

177 

28  John  H.  Huston . 

197 

.  29 

Richard  Phelps . 

234 

30 

228 

. 

31 

Asahel  Hurlburt . 

280 

32  Horace  Dean . 

253 

33 

240 

34  William  Griffis . 

270 

35  William  Griffis . 

239 

si  7  no 

36 

William  Griffis.  Charles  B.  Goodrich . 

240 

18  00 

37  Stephen  Miles,  George  R.  Sanderson . 

240 

11  63 

38  John  Baxter,  Thomas  McMullen . 

237 

$11  48 

1  20 

39  John  Baxter.  James  Milner . 

205 

10  69 

. 

4  4Q 

40 

John  K.  Williston,  Thomas  Williams . 

200 

8  25 

. 

2  50 

41 

John  K.  Williston.  Thomas  Williams . 

264 

10  92 

3  27 

42  Cornelius  Flummerfelt.  Daniel  Wrie-ht . 

290 

6  08 

2  34 

43 

296 

6  47 

2  41 

THAMESFORD. 

A  village  in  the  townships  of  Oxford  and  East  Nissouri,  County 

Woodstock  14  miles. 


1857  Richard  J.  Forman . 

58  John  Doel . 

59  Now  called  Nissouri  Mission 


78 

93 


of  Oxford,  Ontario.  Distant  from 


5  70 
3  87 


$3  00  5  00 

1  50  3  63 


THORNBURY. 

A  village  in  the  township  of  Collingwood,  on  the  south  shore  of  Nottawasaga  Bay,  County  of  Grey, 
Ontaiio.  It  was  formerly  part  of  St.  Vincent  Mission.  Distant  from  Collingwood  14  miles,  from 
.  Meaford  10  miles. 


1860  William  Williams . 

61  William  Norton . 

62  William  R.  Dyre . 

63  William  R.  Dyre . 

64  Thomas  Feather . 

65  Thomas  Feather . 

66  Isaac  Baker,  James  P.  Kidd . 

67  Isaac  Baker . 

68  Isaac  Baker,  John  R.  Isaac . 

69  James  Anderson,  Nathan  Austin . 

70  James  Anderson,  Edward  Charlton,  B.A, 

71  James  Anderson,  Alex.  Thibadeau . 

72  William  M.  Pattyson,  Alex.  Thibadeau  . 

73  William  M.  Pattyson,  James  Mooney _ 

74  See  Toronto  Conference . 


110 

2  47 

1  89 

147 

3  93 

2  34 

148 

2  79 

2  41 

147 

2  86 

2  51 

150 

3  04 

1  80 

139 

2  23 

2  00 

145 

2  25 

1  20 

159 

2  50 

2  80 

208 

3  50 

4  00 

246 

6  74 

3  88 

250 

10  51 

6  38 

304 

9  28 

4  92 

282  • 

9  30 

4  00 

312 

9  50 

4  25 

THORNE. 

A  township  in  the  River  Ottawa,  in  the  County  of  Pontial 
1867  William  Ryan . 

68  John  H.  Stewart . 

69  John  FI.  Stewart . 

70  See  Collfield . 


13 

33 

1  00 

0  77 

80 

1  50 

2  30 

70 

2  90 

2  50 

3  13 
2  60 

4  01 
4  22 
4  33 
4  53 
4  50 
6  50 
9  00 

23  17 
34  32 
18  50 
15  00 
15  00 


3  25 
3  26 
3  63 


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313 


THOROLD. 

A  village  on  the  Welland  Canal,  in  the  township  of  Tliorold,  County  of  Welland,  Ontario.  It  was 
formerly  part  of  St.  Catharines  Circuit.  Distant  from  St.  Catharines  4  miles,  from  Niagara 
Falls  9  miles. 


Year 


Names  of  Ministers. 


No.  of  Con  ting.  Educa. 
Members.  Fund.  Fund. 


Sup.  M. 
Fund. 


1854  Thomas  Bevitt,  Edward  H.  Dewart . 

55  Thomas  Bevitt,  Richard  J.  Forman . 

56  John  G.  Laird,  Thomas  Cobb . 

57  John  G.  Laird,  James  Goodwin . 

58  John  G.  Laird,  James  Goodwin . 

59  Samuel  Rose,  John  Potts . 

60  Samuel  Rose,  John  Potts . 

61  Alexander  Sutherland,  John  Potts . . . 

62  Alexander  Sutherland,  Daniel  Perrin,  B.A. 

63  John  Wakefield,  William  F.  Campbell  . 

64  John  Wakefield,  Egerton  R.  Young . 

65  John  Wakefield,  Egerton  R.  Young . 

66  J.  Herbert  Starr,  Robert  H.  Waddell . 

67  J.  Herbert  Starr,  Robert  H.  Waddell . 

68  J.  Herbert  Starr,  Benjamin  B.  Keefer . 

69  Lewis  Warner,  Richard  W.  Woodsworth... 

70  Lewis  Warner,  Thomas  Cardus . 

71  John  S.  Clarke,  Walter  Rigsby . 

72  John  S.  Clarke . 

73  John  S.  Clarke . 

74  See  London  Conference . 


162 

|11  25 

|3  70 

$11  37 

150 

10  23 

26  00 

219 

13  05 

4  00 

18  00 

302 

13  25 

4  00 

15  00 

320 

14  25 

4  50 

12  00 

323 

16  03 

6  37 

14  00 

324 

19  53 

9  75 

16  57 

366 

15  41 

9  28 

20  25 

317 

16  40 

5  14 

18  59 

220 

16  00 

4  72 

20  00 

222 

14  12 

4  75 

29  00 

288 

18  25 

8  00 

36  48 

285 

18  58 

7  30 

38  57 

345 

19  57 

8  44 

39  00 

313 

22  40 

15  00 

40  08 

275 

23  35 

13  11 

41  60 

279 

23  68 

18  11 

41  75 

282 

23  81 

12  15 

45  00 

186 

16  22 

10  60 

40  00 

202 

16  42 

7  65 

80  00 

THREE  RIVERS. 

A  city  on  the  River  St.  Lawrence,  at  the  mouth  of  the  River  St.  Maurice,  in  the  Seigniory  of 
St.  Marguerite,  and  County  of  St.  Maurice,  Quebec.  It  is  90  miles  from  Quebec,  and  JO  miles 
from  Montreal. 


iar  Ministers. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Year 

09  Joseph  Sampson . 

8 

1832 

10  Joseph  Sampson . 

18 

33 

11  ) 

34 

to  >  Vacant. 

35 

14  ) 

36 

15  John  B.  Strong . 

37 

16  John  B.  Strong . 

. 

38 

17  ) 

39 

to  V  Vacant. 

40 

20  ) 

41 

21  Richard  Pope . 

42 

22  Richard  Pope . 

43 

23  Henry  Pope . 

15 

44 

24  United  with  Melbourne  . 

45 

25  . 

77 

46 

26  William  Faulkner . 

18 

47 

27  . 

20 

48 

28  William  Faulkner . 

29 

49 

29  . 

28 

50 

30  James  Beckwith . 

28 

51 

31  William  E.  Shenstone . 

28 

52 

1853  Charles  De  Wolfe,  M.A . 

54  Charles  De  Wolfe,  M.A . 

55  W illiam  Steer . . . 

56  William  Pollard . 

57  William  Pollard,  Joseph  L.  Sanders . 

58  William  Pollard,  William  Hansford . 

David  B.  Madden,  William  S.  Blackstock. 

William  S.  Blackstock  . 

George  H.  Davis . 

William  W.  Ross  . 

Samuel  G.  Phillips .  . 


59 

60 
61 
62 
63 


James  Knowlan.  . 

James  Knowlan . 

William  E.  Shenstone. 
William  E.  Shenstone. 
William  E.  Shenstone. 

James  Booth . 

John  Raine . 

John  Raine . 


Robert  L.  Lusher. 
Robert  L.  Lusher. 
Benjamin  Slight  .. 
Benjamin  Slight  .. 
William  Squire. . . 

Henry  Lanton . 

Henry  Lanton . 

Lachlin  Taylor . 


Thomas  Campbell . 

Charles  De  Wolfe,  M.A. 


47 

29 

2  98 

26 

5  00 

26 

4  00 

25 

3  48 

25 

2  50 

26 

5  00 

27 

5  50 

21 

1  50 

50 

67 

00 

00 

53 

50 


3  00 
1  73 


33 
31 
28 
30 
26 
24 
20 
26 

36 

34 
49 

58 

59 
44 
41 

37 
46 


8  62 
13  00 
5  00 

31  00 

32  00 
20  00 
20  00 

4  00 
2  21 


314 


CIRCUITS,  STATIONS  AND  MISSIONS. 


Year 


Names  of  Ministers. 


1864  Samuel  G.  Phillips...  ... 

65  Samuel  G.  Phillips . 

66  James  Armstrong . 

67  Janies  Armstrong . 

68  William  L.  Scott . 

69  William  L.  Scott . 

70  William  L.  Scott . 

71  Edmund  E.  Sweet . 

72  Edmund  E.  Sweet . 

73  Henry  Irvine . 

74  See  Montreal  Conference 


No.  of 
Members. 

Conting. 

Fund. 

Educa. 

Fund. 

Sup.  M. 
Fund. 

34 

$2  07 

§2  40 

$3  21 

37 

2  13 

2  04 

3  72 

34 

1  52 

7  00 

24 

3  36 

1  30 

18  00 

27 

1  52 

. 

2  00 

27 

2  30 

3  00 

10  00 

32 

2  40 

3  00 

10  50 

33 

2  25 

4  00 

10  10 

22 

3  00 

3  50 

10  00 

22 

4  67 

4  00 

12  00 

52 

4  72 

4  20 

8  00 

THURLOW. 


A  small  village  in  the  township  of  Thurlow,  County  of  Hastings,  Ontario.  1 1  was  formerly  part  of 

Sidney  Circuit. 


1868  Jacob  Eli  Howell,  M.A. 

69  Jacob  Eli  Howell,  M.A. 

70  Jacob  Eli  Howell,  M.A. 

71  Silas  Huntingdon . 

72  Silas  Huntingdon . 

73  Silas  Huntingdon . 

74  See  Toronto  Conference. 


162 

204 

231 

243 

243 

190 


10  12 

10  71 
12  51 

11  81 
11  90 

7  88 


6  76 
6  56 
9  50 
5  64 

3  49 


34  15 

35  00 
39  00 
33  60 
23  00 
17  00 


THURSO. 


A  village  in  the  township  of  Lochabar,  County  of  Ottawa,  Quebec. 


1865  Joseph  Hill . 

66  Joseph  Hill . 

67  Joseph  Hill . 

68  Samuel  Down . 

69  Samuel  Down . 

70  Samuel  Down . 

71  Richard  N.  Adams  . . 

72  Richard  N.  Adams,  Samuel  Shibley 

73  Richard  N.  Adams  . 

74  See  Montreal  Conference  . 


52 

37 

44 

44 

40 

34 

36 

36 

37 
25 


It  was  formerly  Lochabar  Mission. 


3  69 

2 

00 

4 

00 

4  00 

2 

50 

5 

08 

4  00 

2 

54  | 

5 

38 

4  71 

3 

98 

10 

39 

4  88 

6 

48  ! 

9 

37 

5  00 

6 

75 

10 

00 

4  »89 

7 

00  ! 

9 

50 

6  66 

3 

82 

10 

00 

8  03 

2 

89  i 

9 

40 

9  70 

11 

28 

10 

00 

TILBURY. 


A  small  village  in  the  township  of  East  Tilbury,  County  of  Kent,  Ontario. 


1873  William  T.  Turner . 

74  See  London  Conference 


80  '  4  95  3  00 


10  00 


T1LSONBURG. 


A  town  in  the  township  of  Dereham,  County  of  Oxford,  Ontario.  It  was  formerly  Bayham  Circuit. 


1867  William  F.  Morrison,  B.A. ,  James  Moss . 

68  Jonathan  E.  Betts,  Richard  G.  James . 

334 

17  52 

9  40 

28  65 

69  Jonathan  E.  Betts,  Walter  Rigsby . 

291 

14  50 

8  86 

31  60 

70  Jonathan  E.  Betts,  Edwin  A.  Cliown,  B.A  . 

301 

14  75 

9  00 

35  00 

71  Daniel  E.  Brownell,  Reuben  Millyard . 

301 

15  22 

12  10 

31  50 

72  Daniel  E.  Brownell,  George  C.  Madden  . 

244 

14  50 

12  10 

24  00 

73  Daniel  E.  Brownell,  Charles  Smith . 

274 

14  00 

11  77 

35  00 

74  See  London  Conference . 

294 

15  00 

12  00 

44  50 

TORONTO. 

The  chief  city  of  the  Province  of  Ontario.  Its  name  until  1834  was  “  Yprk.”  The  first  Methodist 
chapel  was  built  on  the  south  side  of  King  Street,  a  little  west  of  Jordan  Street,  in  1818.  The 
first  class  was  organized  in  the  fall  of  that  year,  and  consisted  of  six  persons.  Prior  to  1818,  the 
place  was  visited  and  an  occasional  sermon  preached  by  the  ministers  of  the  Yonge  Street  Circuit. 


1818  David  Culp . 

19  Samuel  Belton  .. . 

20  Fitch  Reed . 

21  Fitch  Reed,  Kenneth  McK.  Smith 


6 

65 

43 

30 


Note. — The  reason  for  having  two  preachers,  as  above,  was  that  the  new  settlements  might 
be  visited  and  societies  organized.  The  next  year  Thomas  Demorest  and  Rowley  Heyland  were 
designated  as  Missionaries  to  New  Settlements,  and  “  York  ”  again  has  only  one  minister. 


WESLEYAN  METHODIST  CONFERENCE. 


31 5 


1 

Yearj  Names  of  Ministers. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Conting. 

Fund. 

Educa. 

Fund. 

Sup.  M. 
Fund. 

104 

23  ) 

to  V  United  with  Yonge  Street  Circuit . 

171 

26  ) 

173 

176 

179 

176 

206 

32  Alexander  Irvine . * . 

264 

jsJotb. _ The  above  were  all  known  as  part  of  the  Methodist  Episcopal  Church  in  Canada.. 

The  Conference  of  1833  by  its  constitutional  rights  and  by  the  unanimous  vote  of  its  members, 
adopted  terms  of  Union  with  the  British  Wesleyan  Conference,  exchanging  tlm  Episcopal  form 
of  Church  government,  for  an  Annual  Presidency,  and  henceforth  became  the  Wesleyan  Aletho- 
dist  Church  of  Canada,  affiliated  with  the  English  Wesleyan  Conference.  The  George  Street 
Church  erected  by  the  British  Wesleyans  in  1832  was  united  with  the  Canadian  Church  under 
one  Circuit  plan  and  so  continued  until  the  disruption  of  the  Union  with  the  English  Conference 
in  1840. 


1833  Alexander  Irvine,  Ingham  Sutcliffe .  255 

34  Thomas  Turner,  Egerton  Ryerson. .. 

35  Matthew  Lang,  John  C.  Davidson.. 

36  Matthew  Lang,  Joseph  Stinson . 

37  William  Ryerson,  Joseph  Stinson.. 

38  William  Ryerson,  Egerton  Ryerson 
Matthew  Richey,  Joseph  Stinson 


39 


255 

218 

289 

289 

252 

$48  64 

262 

58  62 

254 

57  00 

197 

40  00 

$23 

14 

28 

28 

26 

60 

74 

84 


65 

04 

60 

74 

00 

00 

00 

CO 


40  Egerton  Ryerson,  George  R.  Sanderson . 

Note  —The  English  Conference  having  withdrawn  from  the  Articles  of  Union  agreed  to 

°  - 1  m - to  on  the  22nd  of  October, 

Sanderson  was  removed  to¬ 


by  the  two  bodies  in  1833,  a  special  Conference  was  convened  in  Toronto  on  the  22nd  of  October, 


1840.  when,  in  order  to  meet  the  contingencies  of  the  work  George  R. 

Hamilton,  Egerton  Ryerson  being  left  in  charge  of  the  Adelaide  Street  C  hurch. 

. ,  „  \  Francis  Coleman, 

41  Egerton  Ryerson,  j  Igaac  B  Howard> 

42  Alexander  NcNab,  Lachlin  Taylor . 

43  Henry  Wilkinson,  William  Price 

.  .  rr  J  -iiTMi  •  _  _ 


46 

47 


44  Henry  Wilkinson,  William  Pollard . 

45  George  R.  Sanderson,  George  Young . 

John  Carroll,  Noble  F.  English . 

See  Toronto  First . 

Note.— At  the  Conference  of  1847  the  Union  with  the  English  Conference  was  renewed  ; 
henceforth  the  city  circuits  were  known  as  Toronto  East  and  Toronto  West. 


244 

21  63 

316 

24  00 

376 

34  95 

376 

36  00 

389 

33  74 

379 

34  00 

1  233 

19  63 

35  00 

34  50 

36  00 
36  00 
36  00 
28  00 
13  80 


TORONTO— BRITISH  WESLEYAN. 

The  English  Wesleyan  Conference  having  decided  to  organize  a  Church  in  Toronto,  a  few  English 
Methodists  residing  there  erected  a  small  frame  building  on  George  Street  between  Duchess  and 
Queen  Streets.  It  was  dedicated  in  July,  1 832.  In  1833  the  Union  with  the  Canadian  Methodist 
Episcopal  Conference  was  consummated,  and  the  George  Street  Church  was  placed  on  the  plan  to 
be  worked  in  union  with  the  Adelaide  Street  Church.  It  continued  thus  until  the  disruption  of 
the  union  in  1840  when  it  again  became  a  separate  charge. 


1832 

33 

to 

40 

41 

42 

43 

44 

45 

46 

47 


John  Barry . .  . 

|  In  union  with  Adelaide  Street  Church. 

John  G.  Manly . 

John  P.  Hetherington,  John  G.  Manly . 

John  P.  Hetherington,  John  B.  Selley . 

John  P.  Hetherington,  John  B.  Selley  . . 

William  M.  Harvard,  Robert  Cooney,  John  Breden.. 
William  M.  Harvard,  Robert  Cooney,  John  Hunt... 
See  Toronto  Second . * 


451 

451 

352 

352 

365 

400 


Note.— The  George  Street  Church  proving  too  small,  in  1844  the  present  commodious 
lichmond  Street  Church  was  erected.  In  1847  the  union  with  the  Canada  Wesleyan  Conference 
yas  renewed,  and  what  had  been  known  as  the  British  Wesleyan  Circuit was  henceforth  to  be 
mown  as  Toronto  West,  and  consisted  of  the  Richmond  Street  and  Queen  Street  Churches. 


316 


CIRCUITS,  STATIONS  AND  MISSIONS. 


TORONTO  FIRST. 

From  1847  to  1871,  known  as  Toronto  East  Circuit. 


Year 


Names  of  Ministers. 


1847  John  Carroll,  Joseph  E.  Ryerson . 

48  John  Ryerson,  Samuel  S.  Nelles,  B.A. 

49  John  Ryerson,  Samuel  S.  Nelles,  B.A. 

T  ,  1  Alexander  S.  Byrne, 

50  John  Ryerson,  j  John  g  Evans> 

51  Ephraim  B.  Harper,  David  C.  McDowell . 

52  Ephraim  B.  Harper,  William  H.  Poole . 

53  Wellington  Jeffers,  William  H.  Poole . 

54  John  Gemley,  JohnBredin . 

55  John  Gemley,  John  Bredin . 

John  Gemley,  Joseph  Jones . 

John  Borland,  Robert  Fowler,  M.D . . 

John  Borland,  John  C.  Ash,  William  H.  Laird 
J.  Borland,  Wm.  R.  Parker,  B.A. ,  Wm.  E.  Walker. 
Henry  Wilkinson,  Wm.  E.  Walker,  Wm.  Briggs.... 
Isaac  B.  Howard,  Charles  Lavell,  Wm.  Hall,  B.  A... 
Isaac B.  Howard,  Chias.  Lavell,  M.A.,  Wm.  Hall,  B.A 
Isaac  B.  Howard,  Wm.  W.  Clarke,  N.  Burwash,  B.A. 
J.  A.  Williams,  Wm.  W.  Clarke,  N.  Burwash,  B.A 


56 

57 

58 

59 

60 
61 
62 

63 

64 


65  John  A.  Williams,  Hugh  Johnston,  B.A . 

nn  T  i  a  Tirir  \  George  Robson, 

66  John  A.  44  llliams,  j  Qeorge  Bridgman,  B.A, 

67  4Villiam  Stephenson,  George  Bridgman,  M.A 

68  William  Stephenson,  James  Hannon . 

69  William  Stephenson . 

70 

71 

72 

73 

74 


George  Cochran 

George  Cochran . 

George  Cochran . 

John  Potts . 

See  Toronto  Conference. 


No.  of 
Members. 

Conting. 

Fund. 

Educa. 

Fund. 

Sup.  M. 
Fund. 

233 

$19  63 

$13  80 

189 

19  66 

24  50 

229 

19  67 

26  50 

204 

32  73 

27  50 

212 

34  25 

40  00 

497 

52  13 

56  00 

493 

40  87 

58  50 

451 

42  78 

81  85 

400 

43  48 

$36  25 

90  00 

380 

52  73 

37  00 

108  00 

385 

56  75 

37  04 

124  00 

364 

49  67 

19  40 

61  00 

455 

67  20 

29  67 

67  87 

455 

58  00 

26  03 

52  28 

403 

47  75 

26  10 

50  00 

553 

53  92 

29  94 

155  00 

500 

58  71 

25  10 

160  00 

528 

63  42 

29  00 

149  04 

478 

49  22 

28  00 

180  00 

293 

35  16 

20  00 

36  00 

290 

35  08 

18  00 

30  00 

313 

62  04 

38  83 

33  00 

353 

70  62 

88  85 

44  00 

226 

43  32 

30  37 

46  00 

347 

43  40 

39  50 

66  75 

262 

34  65 

21  00 

70  00 

281 

158  75 

87  46 

110  00 

481 

251  53 

|  10  9 

333  55 

Note. — In  the  year  1865  the  Yorkville  Congregation  was  set  off,  and  became  a  separate 
charge.  In  1869  the  Berkley  Street  Congregation  was  likewise  set  oft',  and  is  now  known  as 
Toronto  Fourth.  The  “  Old  Frame  Meeting-house”  erected  on  King  Street  in  1818  was  super- 
ceded  by  the  “New  Brick  Church  ”  erected  on  the  corner  of  Adelaide  and  Toronto  Streets  in 
1832,  and  known  as  the  Adelaide  Street  Church.  In  1870  the  block  known  as  McGill  Square 
was  purchased,  on  which  is  erected  the  present  magnificent  “Metropolitan  Church.”  The  lot 
contains  an  area  of  two  acres,  inclosed  with  a  substantial  iron  palisading.  The  total  cost  of  the 
ground  and  building  was  $150,000. 

TORONTO  SECOND. 

From  1847  to  1871  known  as  Toronto  West. 


1847  Ephraim  Evans,  Samuel  D.  Rice . 

48  Samuel  D.  Rice,  George  H.  Davis . 

49  William  Squire,  George  H.  Davis . 

50  William  Squire,  John  Douse . 

51  Henry  Wilkinson,  John  Douse . 

52  Henry  4Vilkinson,  John  Douse . 

53  Henry  Wilkinson,  E.  B.  Harper,  Charles  Lavell . 

54  John  Borland,  Ephraim  B.  Harper,  Charles  Lavell... 

55  John  Borland,  Charles  Lavell,  George  McRitchie . 

56  John  Borland,  James  H.  Bishop,  John  Learoyd . 

57  George  Douglas,  James  H.  Bishop,  John  Learoyd.... 

58  Geo.  Douglas,  Jas.  H.  Bishop,  Wm.  R.  Parker,  B.A. 

59  George  Douglas,  William  Scott,  Charles  Fish . 

60  James  Elliott,  Gifford  Dorey,  Charles  Fish . 

61  James  Elliott,  Gifford  Dorey,  Charles  Fish . 

62  James  Elliott,  Gifford  Dorey,  William  Briggs  . 

63  William  Pollard,  James  Preston.  William  Briggs... 

64  WUlliam  Pollard,  James  Preston,  Thos.  W.  Jeffery.. 

65  William  Pollard,  4Villiam  Stephenson  . 

66  George  Young,  William  Stepenson . 

67  George  Young,  George  Cochran . 

68  George  Cochran,  William  J.  Hunter . 

69  George  Cochran,  William  J.  Hunter . . 


400 

...  1 

411 

18 

27 

10 

00 

474 

23 

08 

25 

00 

489 

42 

83 

27 

00 

602 

59 

12 

34 

00 

1040 

63 

15  1 

53 

25 

1046 

62 

57 

74 

12 

979 

65 

92 

102 

00 

915 

87 

20 

38 

70 

125 

37 

859 

103 

02 

52 

12 

140 

50 

828 

102 

16 

59 

72 

200 

00 

S64 

105 

97 

49 

30 

127 

00 

908 

84 

27 

46 

82 

130 

40 

921 

76 

00 

43 

25 

96 

55 

815 

90 

45 

36 

03 

209 

88 

844 

86 

56 

36 

81 

111 

00 

760 

90 

43 

48 

47 

121 

58 

840 

100 

00 

48 

42 

125 

00 

837 

87 

58 

40 

12 

141 

00 

511 

76 

55 

27 

02 

105 

70 

600 

88 

98 

23 

00 

112 

68 

651 

101 

50 

31 

00 

117 

80 

633 

83 

08 

43 

25 

117 

25 

METROPOLITAN  METHODIST  CHHRCII,  MCGILL  SQUARE,  TORONTO. 


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Year 


Names  of  Ministers. 


tzl 

o 

Conting. 

Educa. 

Members. 

Fund. 

Fund. 

Sup.  M. 
Fund. 


1S70  Alexander  Sutherland,  Hugh  Johnston,  M.A 

71  Alexander  Sutherland . 

72  Alexander  Sutherland , . 

73  Thomas  W.  Jeffery . 

74  See  Toronto  Conference . 


646 

$97 

82 

$56 

50 

$160 

00 

623 

117 

75 

76 

00 

225 

20 

356 

70 

90 

40 

00 

111 

00 

321 

58 

17  . 

21 

80 

104 

85 

324 

54 

10 

23 

30 

106 

00 

Note. — In  1853,  the  Elm  Street  Church  was  built  to  meet  the  wants  of  that  part  of  the  city, 
hut  on  October  29th,  1861,  it  was  destroyed  by  fire.  In  1862  it  was  rebuilt.  In  1865  it  was 
set  off  and  is  now  known  as  Toronto  Third.  In  1871,  the  Queen  Street  Church  was  set  off  as 
Toronto  Fifth.  Thus  leaving  Richmond  Street  Congregation  as  an  independent  charge. 


TORONTO  THIRD. 

Elm  Street  Church,  formerly  connected  with  Toronto  Second. 

North. 

Edward  Hartley  Dewart . 

Edward  Hartley  Dewart . 

Edward  Hartley  Dewart . 

James  Henry  Bishop . 


From  1865  to  1870,  known  as  Toronto 


1865 
66 
67 
•  68 

69 

70 


James  Henry  Bishop... 
William  Smith  Griffin. 


71  William  Smith  Griffin 

72 

73 

74 


Edward  F.  Goff, 

W.  Wellington  Carson, 
William  Smith  Griffin,  Geo.  H.  Bridgman,  M.A. 

Samuel  J.  Hunter,  Isaac  Tovell . 

See  Toronto  Conference . 


1869 

70 

71 

72 

73 

74 


TORONTO  FOURTH. 

Berkeley  Street  Church,  formerly  part  of  Toronto  East  Circuit. 


James  Hannon . 

William  W.  Ross . 

William  W.  Ross . 

William  W.  Ross  . 

John  Shaw . 

See  Toronto  Conference... 


159 

181 

177 

186 

161 


24  55 
24  75 
30  25 
38  54 
38  60 


19  30 
28. 10 
10  60 
17  12 
14  05 


TORONTO  FIFTH. 

Queen  Street  Church,  formerly  part  of  Toronto  West  Circuit. 

1871  Hugh  Johnston,  M.A . 

72  Hugh  Johnston,  M.A . 

73  William  Henry  Poole  . 

74  See  Toronto  Conference . 


275 

320 

424 


56  79 
71  35 
61  70 


274 

39 

00 

22 

40 

51 

60 

305 

46 

55 

17 

40 

54 

26 

399 

46 

02 

22 

15 

51 

50 

344 

49 

50 

44 

30 

88 

00 

360 

47 

18 

28 

06 

58 

50 

383 

48 

52 

28 

75 

131 

50 

386 

65 

88 

34 

14 

114 

50 

427 

72 

29 

36 

62 

115 

11 

506 

90 

40 

43 

66 

131 

95 

26  00 
32  35 
30  00 


10  00 
14  75 

29  25 

30  40 

31  00 


113  00 

124  25 

125  00 


TORONTO— YORKYILLE. 

Yorkville  is  an  incorporated  village,  adjoining  lorOnto  city.  Until  1865  it  formed  a  part  of  the 
,  Toronto  East  or  First  Circuit. 


1865  John  Potts . 

66  John  Potts . 

67  Alexander  Sutherland  . 

68  Alexander  Sutherland  . 

69  Alexander  Sutherland  . . . 

70  Ephraim  Evans,  D.  D . 

71  Ephraim  Evans,  D.  D . 

72  Nicholas  R.  Willoughby,  M.A. 

73  Nicholas  R.  Willoughby,  M.A. 

7  4  See  Toronto  Conference . 


142 

16 

10 

170 

25 

41 

166 

25 

33 

155 

20 

75 

145 

15 

30 

151 

34 

10 

157 

34 

25 

197 

38 

60 

215 

49 

58 

7 

07 

144 

00 

5 

12 

251 

85 

8 

00 

256 

23 

20 

00 

256 

03 

14 

00 

262 

48 

19 

00 

285 

15 

16 

20 

315 

19 

18 

00 

356 

70 

30 

61 

332 

94 

TORONTO  CIRCUIT. 

During  the  years  1822-24,  this  was  known  as  the  “New  Settlements’  Mission,  but  in  1825  it  was 
designated  as  above,  from  Toronto  Township  in  the  County  of  Peel.  The  Circuit  was  three 
hundred  miles  in  extent  and  had  thirty  preaching  places.  The  townships  of  Trafalgar,  Esquesing, 
Nassagaweya,  Woolwich,  Erin,  Caledon,  Tecumseth,  Albion  and  West  Gwillimbury,  were  included 
in  its  bounds. 


1822  Kenneth  McK.  Smith,  William  Griffis 

23  Thomas  Demorest,  Rowley  Heyland  .. 

t,  tt  i  i  \  Daniel  McMullen, 

24  Rowley  Heyland,  j  J()hn  Huston;  ’ 

25  William  H.  Williams,  George  Sovereign 

26  George  Sovereign,  John  Black . 


30 

96 

162 

356 

305 

318 


CIRCUITS,  STATIONS  AND  MISSIONS. 


Year 


Names  of  Ministers. 


No.  of 
Members. 


i  o.-.-  t  i  TDi  i  \  Cornelius  Flummerfelt, 

182/  John  Black,  j  John  Carroll) 

28  James  Wilson,  Henry  Slialer  . 

29  David  Youmans,  John  Armstrong  .... 

30  Robert  Corson,  Henry  Slialer  . 

!  Alexander  McNab, 

Samuel  Rose, 

{Jacob  Kennedy,) 

32  George  Bissell,  Matthias  Holtby . 

33  Zenas  Adams,  Thomas  Fawcett  . 

34  John  Beatty . 

35  Edmund  Stoney,  Thomas  McMullen 
36  Edmund  Stoney,  Hannibal  Mulkins  . 

37  Rowley  Heyland,  John  Flanagan  . 

38  Rowley  Heyland,  Simon  Huntingdon, 

39  Rowley  Heyland,  Simon  Huntingdon. 

40  Ezra  Adams,  John  Lever . 

41  Horace  Dean,  John  Lever . 

42  John  Law,  Thomas  McMullen . 

43  John  Law,  Charles  W.  M.  Gilbert.... 

44  John  Law,  John  W.  Cawthorne . 

45  James  Spencer,  James  Hutchinson  ... 

46  George  Poole,  James  Hutchinson . 

47  Peter  Ker,  John  S.  Evans  . 

48  Circuit  divided.  See  Brampton  and  Cooksville 


356 

400 

422 

530 


590 


734 
*  485 
502 
514 
560 
602 
540 

463  i 

470 

494 

507 

581 

699 

563 

501 

426 

470 


Conting. 

Fund. 

Educa. 

Fund. 

Sup.  M. 
Fund. 

. 

$11  00 

11  30 

36  55 

31  12 

$20  00 

26  15 

24  00 

18  00 

20  00 

16  00 

20  00 

14  64 

13  21 

13  48 

24  00 

13  10 

32  00 

27  63 

34  00 

25  69 

36  53 

36  70 

28  09 

22  11 

20  10 

21  53 

18  00 

25  00 

TRENTON. 


A  town  situate  at  the  mouth  of  the  River  Trent,  at  the  head  of  the  beautiful  Bay  of  Quinte,  in  the 
townships  of  Sidney  and  Murray,  and  Counties  of  Northumberland  and  Hastings.  It  was 
formerly  part  of  Frankford  and  Trenton  Circuits.  Distant  from  Belleville  12  miles. 


1862  Joseph  E.  Sanderson,  M.A, . 

63  John  English . 

64  John  English . 

65  Amos  E.  Russ . 

66  Amos  E.  Russ . 

67  Amos  E.  Russ . • . 

68  Thomas  Cobb . 

69  Thomas  Cobb . 

70  Thomas  Cobb . 

71  Isaac  Weldon,  Adolphus  G.  Knight 

72  Isaac  Weldon,  John  W.  Bell  . 

73  Isaac  Weldon . 

74  See  Toronto  Conference . 


102 

3 

26 

$1 

00 

15 

50 

105 

3 

53 

1 

97 

12 

21 

100 

3 

52 

2 

40 

12 

15 

171 

8 

00 

4 

00 

15 

61 

155 

7 

34 

4 

00 

21 

67 

160 

10 

70 

4 

62 

20 

00 

180 

9 

00 

5 

35 

20 

00 

200 

10 

00 

5 

00 

22 

00 

205 

12 

00 

7 

00 

23 

00 

232 

14 

28 

7 

00 

21 

00 

269 

13 

06 

7 

11 

34 

02 

297 

11 

17 

4 

09 

42 

25 

TROWBRIDGE. 


A  village  in  the  township  of  Elma,  County  of  Perth,  Ontario.  It  was  formerly  part  of  Elma 


,  (  Nelson  Brown,  / 

f  W  illiam  Tucker,  j 
6S  William  Tucker . 

69  William  Tucker, . 

70  Nathaniel  Smith . 

71  Nathaniel  Smith . 

72  John  Hough . 

73  John  Hough . 

74  See  London  Conference 


136 

138 

127 

130 

145 

148 

148 


7  10 

2  45 

7  75 

7  00 

7  80 

4  00 

7  41 

4  00 

6  05 

3  80 

7  15 

3  90 

7  60 

4  33 

Mission. 


19  21 
19  50 
15  00 
10  00 
12  00 
13  20 
22  00 


TWEED. 

A  village  in  the  township  of  Hungerford,  County  of  Hastings,  Ontario. 

Hungerford  Circuit. 

1870  Joseph  Kilgour . 

71  Joseph  Kilgour . 

72  Joseph  Kilgour . 

7  3  Archelaus  Doxee . .♦ . 

74  See  Toronto  Conference... . 

*  Nelson  Circuit  set  off. 


It  was  formerly  part  of 


. 

180 

8  00 

6  25 

200 

9  63 

5  40 

200 

7  42 

3  47 

200 

7  02 

3  50 

53  80 
21  23 
21  50 
20  00 


WESLEYAN  METHODIST  CONFERENCE. 


319 


TYRCONNELL. 


A  village  in  the  township  of  Dunwich,  County  of  Elgin,  Ontario. 


No.  of 

Conting. 

Educa. 

Year 

Names  ol  Ministers. 

Members. 

Fund" 

Fund 

j 

Sup.  m! 
Fund. 


1868  Alexander  Drennan.  . 

69  Benjamin  Sherlock - 

70  Benjamin  Sherlock .... 

71  Edward  Cragg . 

72  Edward  Cragg . 

73  Thomas  Hanna . 

74  See  London  Conference. 


70 


76 

$7  89 

90 

8  00 

105 

8  10 

95 

6  00 

100 

6  25 

102 

7  06 

$4  54 

$5  90 

4  60 

6  15 

6  00 

7  00 

2  00 

8  00 

2  75 

8  00 

2  08 

11  75 

UTTERSON. 

A  village  in  the  township  of  Stephenson,  County  of  Victoria,  Ontaiio. 

1873  Supplied  from  Bracebridge . j  . .  i  .  i 

74  See  Toronto  Conference.'. .  . I  25  .  | 


UXBRIDGE. 


A  thriving  village  in  the  township  of  Uxbridge,  County  of  Ontario.  It  was  formerly  part  of  Prince 


Albert  Circuit. 


1868  Marmaduke  L.  Pearson. 

69  Thomas  Campbell . 

70  Thomas  Campbell . 

71  George  Browne  . . 

72  George  Browne . 

73  John  S.  Evans . 

74  See  Toronto  Conference.. 


60 

92 

8  01 

3  00 

100 

7  50 

4  40 

110 

10  30 

6  29 

90 

11  53 

6  50 

105 

13  25 

5  50 

124 

12  37 

5  00 

7  50 
7  50 
10  34 
12  00 
12  25 
18  27 


VESPRA. 


A  township  on  Kempenfeltd  Bay,  County  of  Simcoe,  Ontario.  It  was  formerly  part  of  Barrie  Circuit. 


1867  John  H.  Keppel . 

68  James  Woodsworth . 

69  James  Woodsworth . 

70  Isaac  Gold . 

7 1  Isaac  Gold . 

72  Isaac  Gold  ... .' . 

73  George  M.  Brown  . 

74  See  Toronto  Conference 


127 

9  09 

4 

03 

12  20 

109 

8  93 

4 

50 

14  44 

114 

9  26 

3 

85 

13  62 

110 

10  15 

4 

29 

9  45 

*  130 

7  50 

2 

20 

10  94 

132 

7  62 

1 

25 

12  83 

148 

8  92 

5 

49 

16  30 

VICTORIA  ROAD. 

This  Mission  is  in  the  County  of  Victoria,  Ontario,  and  takes  its  name  from  anew  road  opened  through 
the  county.  It  has  appointments  in  the  townships  of  Bexley,  Laxton,  Garden  and  Somerville.. 


52 

1  00 

0  30 

0  79 

63  N ow  called  Coboeonk  Mission . 

57 

1  75 

1 

1  00 

VIENNA. 


A  village  in  the  township  of  Bayham,  County  of  Elgin,  Ontario.  Distant  from  St.  lhomas  28  miles, 

and  from  Ingersoll  29  miles. 


1853  Orrin  H.  Ellsworth . 

. 

54  Orrin  H.  Ellsworth . 

100 

11  02 

6  27 

131 

12  00 

4  00 

56  Edwin  Clement . 

135 

11  35  j  . 

5  50 

*  One  appointment  given  to  Rugby  Mission,  one  appointment  given  to  Angus  Mission,  and  one 
appointment  added  from  Hillsdale  Mission. 


320 


CIRCUITS,  STATIONS  AND  MISSIONS. 


Year  Names  of  Ministers. 

1 

No.  of 
Members. 

Conting. 

Fund. 

Educa. 

Fund. 

Sup.  M. 
Fund. 

1857  Edwin  Clement . . . 

168 

$11  46 

$4  85 

$7  56 

58  James  Preston . 

223 

7  78 

3  18 

6  00 

59  James  Preston . 

201 

6  68 

2  22 

12  25 

60  Andrew  A.  Smith . 

149 

7  79 

3  65 

5  90 

61  Andrew  A.  Smith  . . 

140 

8  06 

3  72 

5  50 

62  Andrew  A.  Smith . 

102 

5  16 

2  05 

5  10 

63  John  Mills  . . 

190 

5  20 

2  20 

5  25 

64  Henry  Lanton . 

108 

6  00 

2  50 

8  25 

65  James  Harris . 

108 

4  75 

0  94 

5  44 

66  James  Harris . ■■■• 

161 

6  80 

2  86 

19  60 

67  Peter  M.  Bawtinhimer . . 

190 

9  48 

3  00 

14  00 

68  Peter  M.  Bawtinhimer . 

209 

9  56 

3  80 

19  12 

69  Daniel  E.  Brownell .  . 

212 

10  00 

3  92 

19  25 

70  Daniel  E.  Brownell . 

191 

10  04 

4  75 

11  13 

n  ...  ,  „  ,  (  (D.  M.  ScMll,)  \ 

71  William  C.  Watson,  M.A.  j  \Vm  Godwin>  \  . 

245 

10  26 

6  67 

19  56 

72  William  C.  Watson,  M.A.,  Win.  H.  Cairnduff . 

295 

11  50 

6  00 

6  50 

73  George  Ferguson .  . 

295 

12  15 

5  55 

8  00 

74  See  London  Conference . 

300 

12  32 

7  30 

16  60 

w. 


WALKERTON. 

The  County  Town  of  the  County  of  Bruce,  Ontorio.  It  was  formerly  part  of  Hanover  Circuit. 


1872  Phineas  D.  Will . 

73  Phineas  D.  Will . 

74  See  Toronto  Conference 


85 

87 


8  00  3  00  9  00 

8  25  3  00  |  9  40 


WALLACE. 


A  village  and  township  in  the  Connty  of  Perth,  Ontario.  It  was  formerly  part  of  Grey  Mission. 
.  Distant  from  Stratford  42  miles. 


1855 

56 

57 

58 

59 

60 
61 
62 

63 

64 

65 

66 
67 


James  M.  Clarke . 

James  E.  Dyer . '.  . 

George  Washington,  William  Cross . 

William  M.  C.  Luke . 

William  M.  C.  Luke . . < . 

William  M.  C.  Luke.. .  .  . 

Nelson  Brown.. . . 

Nelson  Brown . 

Andrew  Milliken . . 

Andrew  Milliken.... . . 

Andrew  Milliken . 

Isaac  Crane,  Joseph  M.  Hagar,  B.  A . 

Circuit  divided,  and  part  of  it  given  to  Listowel.. 

Trowbridge,  and  Teviotdale  Circuits . 


104 

3  63 

142 

4  28 

153 

3  05 

172 

1  50 

159 

0  74 

178 

2  00 

192 

3  14 

191 

2  23 

211 

5  85 

220 

6  00 

221 

6  00 

206 

4  50 

2 

25 

4 

00 

4 

20 

4 

67 

1 

00 

1 

10 

2 

25 

0 

50 

1 

00 

1 

27 

3 

20 

1 

15 

4 

50 

1 

12 

3 

08 

2 

53 

7 

00 

2 

50 

6 

75 

3 

10 

10 

00 

2 

41 

11 

50 

WALLACEBURG. 


A  village  on  the  River  Sydenham,  in  the  townships  of  Chatham  and  Sornbra,  Counties  of  Kent  and 
Bothwell,  Ontario.  Distant  from  Sarnia  32  miles,  from  Chatham  18  miles. 


1850  Joseph  Hill . 

51  Joseph  Hugill . 

52  Francis  Chapman  . . . 

53  Francis  Chapman  ... 

54  .  . . 

55  Aaron  D.  Miller . 

56  Aaron  D.  Miller . 

57  . 

58  Edward  Cragg . 

59  Edward  Cragg -  .. 

60  Edward  Cragg . 

61  Samuel  C.  Philp,  jr 


66 

. 

4  00 

60 

65 

5  90 

70 

4  95 

65 

7  18 

2  00 

61 

13  09 

3  16  i 

92 

6  98 

150 

8  60 

. 

165 

3  89 

6  10 

137 

4  50 

]  15 

123 

2  10 

1  03 

3  48 

1  25 
5  10 

5  50 

2  75 

6  75 
6  35 

3  00 
3  31 
6  2  i 
5  00 


WESLEYAN  METHODIST  CONFERENCE. 


821 


Year 


Names  of  Ministers. 


1862  Samuel  C.  Philp,  jr .  . 

63  William  Irwin . 

64  William  Irwin . 

65  Alfred  McCann . 

66  Robert  Mark. . 

67  Robert  Mark,  M.D . 

68  Edmund  S.  Sliorey . 

69  Thomas  Culbert . . 

70  Thomas  Culbert . 

71  Richard  Kerr . 

72  William  W.  Edwards . 

Walpole  Island,  70  members,  united  1 

73  William  W.  Edwards . 

74  See  London  Conference . 


year. 


WALPOLE. 


1838 

39 

40 

41 

42 

43 

44 


Charles  B.  Goodrich . 

Cornelius  Flummerfelt. 
William  Price . 


Luther  0. 
Luther  0. 


Rice 

Rice 


Name  of  Mission  changed  to  York. 


No.  of 
Members. 

Conting. 

Fund. 

Educa. 

Fund. 

Sup.  M. 
Fund. 

137 

$2  25 

*1  25 

$ 7  00 

175 

3  00 

1  50 

7  50 

155 

3  02 

1  40 

7  53 

160 

3  08 

1  50 

7  60 

161 

8  00 

1  50 

10  00 

163 

8  35 

1  67 

11  15 

135 

2  06 

1  59 

4  36 

104 

7  05 

6  03 

9  26 

60 

4  17 

1  58 

5  80 

62 

4  25 

2  15 

6  14 

63 

4  30 

2  18 

6  19 

122 

8  27 

3  45 

7  22 

88 

8  05 

2  60 

4  44 

dimand,  O 

ntar io. 

64 

72 

81 

102 

1  62 

135 

105 

2  50 

. 

2  00 

WALSINGHAM. 

A  village  and  township  in  the  County  of  Norfolk,  Ontario. 
1848  Solomon  Waldron . 

49  George  Kennedy .  . 

50  George  Kennedy . . 

51  Matthew  Whiting . . 

52  Matthew  Whiting . 

53  Matthew  Whiting . 

54  Matthew  Swann . 

55  Matthew  Swann . . 


56 


Simon  Huntingdon, 


John  Wakefield,  (  William  Williams. 

57  William  Lund,  James  Kennedy . 

58  William  Lund,  James  Kennedy . 

59  Henry  Reid,  Phineas  D.  Will  . 

60  Thomas  Jeffers,  Ira  C.  Lee  . 

61  Henry  Reid,  James  Anderson . 

62  Thomas  Jeffers,  Dennis  L.  Huff.. . 

63  Francis  W.  Ware,  Joseph  H.  Stinson . 

64  Francis  W.  Ware,  John  Doel . 

65  Alexander  Drennan  .  . 

66  Alexander  Drennan  . 

67  Alexander  Drennan  . 

68  Joseph  Messmore  . 

69  John  F.  German,  M.A . 

70  See  St  Williams .  . 


It  was  formerly  part  of  Simcoe  Circuit. 


200 

7 

00 

3 

05 

190 

12 

50 

5 

05 

196 

8 

00 

6 

50 

280 

8 

75 

7 

00 

360 

9 

00 

8 

00 

360 

10 

00 

9 

00 

*  470 

19 

80 

3 

36 

13 

34 

300 

15 

00 

3 

00 

8 

00 

332 

20 

96 

6 

37 

12 

62 

344 

12 

50 

5 

00 

10 

00 

353 

12 

48 

5 

34 

5 

27 

294 

11 

50 

3 

47 

5 

73 

294 

11 

97 

3 

75 

7 

89 

300 

9 

59 

3 

31 

11 

98 

280 

10 

11 

2 

65 

13 

00 

230 

16 

16 

1 

53 

22 

00 

228 

9 

07 

1 

79 

5 

02 

176 

5 

73 

5 

51 

10 

58 

+  182 

11 

81 

4 

52 

16 

55 

152 

9 

47 

4 

33 

9 

00 

164 

10 

00 

4 

00 

14 

07 

176 

10 

77 

5 

30 

14 

23 

WALTER’S  FALLS. 

A  village  in  the  township  of  Holland,  County  of  Grey,  Ontario.  It  was  formerly  part  of  St.  Vincent 
Mission.  Distant  from  Meaford  14  miles,  from  Owen  Sound  16  miles,  and  from  Collingwood  30 
miles. 


1864  John  C.  Willmott,  B.A. 


65  John  C.  Willmott,  B.A . 

84 

3  19 

1  00 

2  00 

66  Phineas  D.  Will . 

86 

4  77 

2  11 

4  24 

67  Phineas  D.  Will,  Nelson  Sanders  . 

110 

5  00 

2  61 

9  15 

68  Phineas  D.  Will,  John  Saunders . 

123 

5  14 

2  64 

9  29 

69  Isaac  Baker,  Thomas  R.  Reid .  . 

150 

6  44 

4  00 

5  60 

70  Isaac  Baker,  Nathan  Austin . 

150 

1  56 

2  00 

4  00 

71  Isaac  Baker,  William  M.  Bielby . 

144 

2  50 

3  00 

8  25 

72  William  Tucker,  John  Hart  . 

169 

2  55 

3  05 

8  55 

73  William  Tucker . 

171 

4  25 

3  55 

8  75 

7  4  See  Toronto  Conference . .  . 

143 

5  75 

3  85 

9  25 

*  Fredericksburg  set  off. 


t  Port  Rowan  set  off. 


21 


322 


CIRCUITS,  STATIONS  AND  MISSIONS. 


WARDSYILLE. 


A  village  in  the  township  of  Mosa,  County  of  Middlesex,  Ontario.  Distant  from  London  36  miles. 


Year  Names  of  Ministers. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Oonting. 

Fund. 

Educa. 

Fund. 

Sup.  M. 
Fund. 

. 

48  Thomas  Peacock . .  . 

57 

$2  84 

$2  89 

100 

50  Charles  Silvester . .  ■■■ 

163 

6  13 

4  47 

100 

5  12 

4  07 

92 

7  71 

4  25 

53  William  Ames . 

110 

8  03 

6  67 

54  William  Ames . 

131 

18  23 

10  00 

55  William  Ames . 

144 

20  12 

$6  52 

8  50 

56  William  Ames . 

115 

18  65 

8  49 

16  26 

57  Edwin  Peake . 

129 

5  50 

5  00 

7  75 

58  Edwin  Peake . 

164 

8  00 

5  60 

8  00 

59  William  Hawke . 

150 

8  00 

6  00 

9  00 

60  William  Hawke  . 

130 

7  00 

3  00 

6  00 

145 

6  56 

2  40 

4  00 

62  Oliver  E.  Burch . 

146 

4  86 

1  95 

4  10 

63  Oliver  E.  Burch . 

147 

5  19 

3  61 

5  35 

64  Conrad  Vandusen . 

170 

7  10 

4  83 

5  87 

Eupliemia  united  with  it. 

65  Conrad  Vandusen,  Thomas  Atkinson .  . 

199 

7  56 

2  81 

5  89 

66  Thomas  Cleworth,  Frederick  York  . 

*  285 

17  36 

2  00 

11  97 

67  Thomas  Cleworth . . 

124 

5  40 

5  00 

8  10 

68  John  Webster . 

112 

5  00 

3  14 

7  00 

69  John  Webster . 

97 

6  16 

3  45 

10  75 

70  Joseph  Slieply . . 

100 

6  28 

3  47 

10  87 

71  Richard  W.  Woodswortli . 

98 

6  49 

5  00 

20  62 

72  Richard  W.  Woodswortli  . 

99 

7  00 

3  05 

20  34 

73  Richard  W.  Woodswortli . 

96 

8  00 

3  50 

13  00 

74  See  London  Conference . 

108 

7  93 

4  50 

12  57 

WARSAW. 


A  village  in  the  township  of  Dimmer,  County  of  Peterboro’ 

Lakefield  Mission. 


1866  Joseph  H.  Stinson . 

67  Joseph  H.  Stinson . 

68  John  Sanderson . 

69  John  Sanderson . 

70  James  W.  Sloan . 

71  John  W.  Wicher . 

72  John  W.  Wicher . 

73  John  W.  Wicher . 

74  See  Toronto  Conference 


,  Ontario.  It  was  formerly  part  of 


60 

2  08 

1  49 

3  25 

48 

3  60 

1  08 

7  00 

46 

3  00 

3  50 

6  50 

48 

2  50 

3  00 

6  50 

91 

4  02 

4  05 

9  35 

96 

4  05 

4  07 

10  00 

97 

4  07 

4  09 

12  00 

75 

4  20 

4  15 

13  00 

WARWICK. 

A  village  and  township  in  the  County  of  Lambton,  Ontario.  Distant  from  Sarnia  25  miles,  from 

London  36  miles. 


. 

56 

82 

137 

241 

234 

0  75 

3  69 

44  William  Dignam . . . 

45  . 

0  75 

2  12 

46  Robert  Corson,  Thomas  Williams . 

200 

3  40 

47  Thomas  W.  Constable  . 

155 

3  80 

2  00 

48  1 

to  '•  Included  in  Adelaide  Mission. 

50  1 

% 

52  John  Webster . . . 

7/5 

5  71 

2  19 

84 

7  05 

2  40 

54  John  W.  Savage . .  . . . 

130 

10  31 

1  25 

Newbury  set  off. 


WESLEYAN  METHODIST  CONFERENCE. 


323 


Year 

Names  of  Ministers. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Conting. 

Fund. 

Educa. 

Fund. 

Sup.  M. 
Fund. 

1855 

Thomas  Crews . 

113 

$5  20 

.$]  90 

56 

Thomas  Crews  . . . . . . 

103 

12  25 

$8  05 

10  00 

57 

Thomas  S.  Howard,  Alexander  Langford . 

164 

3  10 

5  00 

12  00 

58 

Thomas  S.  Howard,  Alexander  Langford . 

312 

15  00 

4  00 

16  00 

59 

William  Chapman,  Thomas  Culbert . 

377 

12  00 

3  10 

12  00 

60 

VVm.  Chapman,  Thomas  Culbert,  Ezra  A.  Stafford... 

444 

16  00 

8  50 

15  00 

61 

Thomas  Atkinson . 

*  485 

18  00 

9  00 

13  00 

62 

Thomas  Atkinson . 

219 

5  00 

3  21 

7  00 

63 

Thomas  Atkinson  . . 

217 

5  58 

3  60 

8  00 

64 

Oliver  E.  Burch . 

185 

6  00 

5  06 

10  00 

65 

Oliver  E.  Burch . 

163 

8  70 

5  25 

23  76 

66 

Oliver  E.  Burch . 

198 

14  13 

5  33 

25  45 

67 

James  Broley . 

206 

14  21 

5  10 

27  10 

68 

James  Broley . 

185 

10  82 

4  12 

25  88 

69 

James  Broley . 

195 

14  38 

12  66 

29  00 

70 

William  Hicks  ( Joseph  Little ] . 

231 

14  40 

8  13 

29  50 

71 

See  Watford . . . 

245 

5  35 

10  84 

28  50 

WASHINGTON. 


A  village  in  the  township  of  Blenheim,  County  of  Oxford,  Ontario. 


It  was  formerly  Blenheim  Mission. 


1866  Richard  Fornren,  John  Smiley,  B.  A . 

67  William  Ames,  George  Ferguson.. . 

68  William  Ames,  Ezekiel  Richardson . 

69  William  Ames,  Thomas  M.  Campbell . 

70  William  W.  Shepherd,  John  E.  Lanceley . 

71  William  W.  Shepherd,  Daniel  W.  Thompson 

72  William  W.  Shepherd,  Henry  Berry . 

73  Samuel  Tucker . .  . 

74  See  London  Conference  . 


260 

14 

72 

6 

55 

266 

14 

80 

6 

65 

260 

17 

00 

8 

00 

252 

13 

00 

16 

00 

246 

12 

22 

10 

00 

230 

13 

42 

12 

00 

252 

13 

40 

14 

25 

276 

14 

39 

9 

77 

242 

14 

07 

6 

50 

31  50 

42  50 

43  00 
30  00 
28  20 

29  50 
33  50 

30  80 

44  50 


WATERDOWN. 


A  village  in  the  township  of  East  Flamb5ro’,  County  of  Wentworth, 
of  Nelson  Circuit.  Distant  from  Hamilton  6 


Ontario. 

miles. 


It  was  formerly  part 


1854  Joseph  Messmore  . . . . 

55  Joseph  Messmore  . . 

195 

16  03 

16  25 

56  Alexander  T.  Green . 

195 

16  75 

4  00 

23  50 

57  Thomas  Jeffers  . 

213 

13  00 

9  00 

15  25 

58  James  Gray  . 

267 

11  00 

3  82 

17  37 

59  James  Gray  . 

236 

17  00 

4  05 

17  13 

60  James  Gray,  William  J.  Hunter . 

+  250 

14  40 

7  37 

18  88 

61  William  Pliilp, “William  J.  Hunter  . 

384 

23  27 

15  75 

29  25 

62  William  Pliilp,  William  J.  Hunter  . 

382 

27  70 

12  34 

29  11 

63  William  Philp,  William  H.  Laird . 

404 

25  07 

11  97 

41  17 

64  James  Greener,  William  H.  Laird  . 

426 

30  73 

13  54 

42  13 

65  James  Greener,  William  H.  Laird . 

440 

26  00 

9  24 

51  00 

66  James  Greener,  Thomas  A.  Ferguson,  Joseph  Hall ... 

425 

16  63 

6  55 

41  05 

67  George  Kennedy,  Thomas  A.  Ferguson . 

438 

22  90 

7  12 

64  19 

68  William  Willoughby,  John  Wilson,  B.A . 

t  372 

25  28 

5  75 

64  45 

69  William  Willoughby,  John  Wilson,  B.A . 

367 

13  10 

15  00 

42  25 

70  William  Willoughby,  Charles  E.  McIntyre . 

357 

15  50 

12  00 

43  00 

71  William  Morton,  George  C.  Madden . 

327 

15  61 

10  00 

41  24 

72  William  Morton,  John  Robbins  . 

327 

22  05 

12  00 

45  00 

73  William  Morton,  Richard  W.  Padgham . . 

294 

22  05 

12  08 

58  19 

7 4  See  London  Conference . 

>  296 

22  25 

6  00 

48  49 

WATERFORD. 

A  village  in  the  township  of  Townsend,  County  of  Norfolk,  Ontario. 

Norfolk  Mission. 


It  was  formerly  known  as 


1867  William  C.  Watson,  M.A . 

80 

5  65 

2  50 

6  00 

68  George  Ferguson . 

90 

6  30 

2  90 

6  00 

69  Daniel  V.  Lucas  . 

100 

6  32 

3  10 

7  05 

70  Daniel  V.  Lucas  . 

120 

4  01 

4  00 

7  43 

71  Daniel  Y.  Lucas  . 

132 

4  22 

5  00 

5  26 

72  William  J.  Ford  . 

120 

3  45 

2  44 

6  03 

73  William  J.  Ford  . 

115 

6  86 

2  16 

6  65 

74  See  London  Conference . . 

96 

4  36 

2  65 

6  75 

*  Arkona  set  off.  t  Wellington  Square  taken  from  Oakville  Circuit  and  annexed  to  this. 
I  Circuit  divided  and  142  members  given  to  form  the  Wellington  Square  Circuit. 


324 


CIRCUITS,  STATIONS  AND  MISSIONS. 


WATERLOO— KINGSTON. 

A  village  in  the  township  of  Kingston,  County  of  Frontenac,  Ontario.  Distant  from  Kingston  3  miles. 

It  was  formerly  part  of  Kingston  Circuit. 


Year 


1831  Henry  Shaler . 

32  George  Ferguson,  Henry  Shaler . 

33  George  Ferguson,  James  Currie . 

34  Matthew  Whiting,  James  Musgrove . 

35  Matthew  Whiting,  Lewis  Warner . 

36  John  Baxter,  Solomon  Snider . 

37  John  Baxter,  Lewis  Warner . 

38  Ezra  Healy,  William  Haw . 

39  Ezra  Healy . 

40  Ezra  Healy,  William  H.  Williams . 

41  Conrad  Yandusen . _ . 

42  Conrad  Yandusen,  James  Currie . 

43  Conrad  Yandusen,  Gilbert  Miller . 

44  Wellington  Jeffers,  Stephen  Miles . 

45  Wellington  Jeffers,  Vincent  B.  Howard.. . 

46  William  Haw,  Vincent  B.  Howard . 

47  Cyrus  R.  Allison . 

48  Cyrus  R.  Allison . 

49  Cyrus  R.  Allison . 

50  Joseph  W.  McCallum . 

51  Charles  Taggart . 

52  Charles  Taggart . 

53  William  Philp . 

54  William  Philp . 

55  William  Philp . 

56  George  F.  Playter,  David  A.  Johnston  .  .  . 

57  George  F.  Playter,  William  W.  Miller - 

58  William  Stephenson,  Samuel  Wilson . 

59  William  Stephenson,  EdmundS.  Shorey.. 

60  William  Stephenson,  William  H.  Peake . . 

61  J.  Herbert  Starr,  John  Russell . 

62  J.  Herbert  Starr,  George  H.  Field . 

63  J.  Herbert  Starr,  Edmund  S.  Shorey.  .  .  . 

64  Edward  A.  Ward . 

65  Edward  4.  Ward,  John  F.  German,  B.A. 

66  Edward  A.  Ward,  Joseph  H.  Chant . 

67  George  Case,  William  C.  Washington,  B.j 


WATFORD. 


A  village  in  the  township  of  Warwick,  Com 

1871  William  Hicks . 

72  William  Plicks,  William  J.  Maxwell. 

73  James  McCartney,  Henry  E.  Hill.  .  .  . 

74  See  London  Conference . 


No.  of 
Members. 

Conting. 

Fund. 

Educa. 

Fund. 

900 

855 

713 

442 

.... 

412 

.... 

365 

$13  75 

.... 

377 

17  01 

375 

25  92 

400 

27  19 

456 

25  71 

480 

28  34 

498 

23  16 

670 

19  83 

531 

28  23 

532 

20  53 

*  548 

20  00 

155 

10  50 

212 

11  14 

.... 

219 

11  55 

217 

12  00 

221 

10  20 

... 

211 

14  77 

195 

15  44 

196 

15  57 

203 

16  95 

$5  97 

230 

20  93 

7  00 

224 

14  80 

6  00 

272 

16  08 

5  50 

320 

15  65 

7  00 

265 

15  00 

7  45 

298 

14  00 

7  00 

265 

14  05 

5  50 

271 

13  12 

4  79 

280 

13  33 

5  06 

285 

14  43 

6  00 

.  250 

15  40 

6  00 

:  250 

16  50 

4  50 

n,  Ontario. 

It  was  formerly  Warwi 

245 

5  35 

10  84 

269 

5  52 

7  00 

.  +  305 

5  60 

6  45 

270 

15  18 

6  60 

Sup.  M. 
Fund. 


$16  05 
13  09 
13  10 
13  11 
6  40 
13  49 
24  75 
9  60 
8  00 
9  00 

12  70 

13  97 
20  00 

10  75 

11 
i 
8 
9 
9 


00 

35 

05 

75 

25 


8  86 
10  00 
18  25 
20  68 
25  00 
25  00 
24  00' 
24  50 
24  00 

24  50 
30  00 
35  00 
20  00 

22  54 
20  10 

23  15 

25  92 


28  50 

29  00 

30  00 

31  00 


WAWANOSH. 


A  township  in  the  County  of  Huron,  Ontario.  It  was  formerly  part  of  Goderich  Mission. 


1855  . 

56  Thomas  Dawsou . 

57  William  Williams,  George  Jones  .... 

58  Ephraim  L.  Koyl,  Elias  W.  Frazee.. . 

59  Ephraim  L.  Koyl,  John  Neelands  .  .  . 

60  Ephraim  L.  Koyl,  Webster  W.  Leach 

61  William  Bryers . 

62  William  Bryers,  George  Leach . 

63  Thomas  Hadwin,  Thomas  Cullen . 

64  Thomas  Hudwin,  James  McCartney. . 

65  Thomas  Hadwin,  George  W.  Rich .  .  . 

66  Now  called  Dungannon  Circuit . 


150 

4  94 

4  00 

158 

3  00 

3  09 

4  00 

217 

5  00 

4  45 

6  00 

202 

6  56 

2  24 

10  43 

160 

10  00 

3  80 

10  67 

234 

10  10 

4  00 

10  75 

£  244 

11  00 

4  40 

27  00 

224 

10  10 

4  10 

20  60 

205 

10  50 

4  29 

16  00 

209 

9  00 

3  50 

18  30 

211 

12  00 

4  28 

20  00 

*  Wilton  set  off.  +  16  members  given  to  Alvinston  Misson. 

X  Some  appointments  given  to  Lucknow. 


WESLEYAN  METHODIST  CONFERENCE. 


325 


WELLAND. 


A  town  on  the  Welland  Canal,  in  the  townships  of  Crowland  and  Gainsboro’,  Counties  of  Welland  and 
Mo  nek,  Ontario.  It  was  formerly  Crowland  Mission.  Distant  from  St.  Catharines  18  miles, 
from  Dunnville  12  miles,  and  from  Hamilton  28  miles. 


Year 


Names  of  Ministers. 


1854  Thomas  Jeffers . 

55  James  Harris . 

56  James  Harris,  Benjamin  S.  Hoskins 

57  James  Armstrong,  Benjamin  S.  Hoskins. 

58  James  Armstrong,  John  Y.  Wilson . 

59  John  Wakfefield,  Peter  M.  Bawtinhimer. . 

60  Thomas  S.  Keough,  James  Whiting - 

61  Thomas  S.  Keough . . 

62  Joseph  Reynolds . 

63  Joseph  Reynolds . 

64  Thomas  D.  Pearson . 

65  Thomas  D.  Pearson . 

66  Joel  Briggs . 

67  Joel  Briggs . 

68  Joel  Briggs . 

69  Richard  Clarke . 

70  Richard  Clarke,  Richard  G.  James . 

71  Richard  Clarke,  William  F.  Perley . 

72  James  Goodwin,  Charles  R.  Morrow 

73  James  Goodwin,  Thomas  Gee . 

74  See  London  Confeaence . 


No.  of 
Members. 

Couting. 

Fund. 

Educa. 

Fund. 

Sup.  M. 
Fund. 

140 

$12 

00 

$2 

80 

$8 

00 

175 

16 

16 

7 

08 

13 

50 

214 

14 

24 

6 

37 

24 

62 

210 

16 

32 

7 

00 

20 

00 

241 

12 

00 

6 

00 

12 

00 

175 

14 

00 

6 

50 

17 

00 

217 

18 

10 

4 

82 

23 

00 

119 

9 

93 

3 

00 

10 

71 

129 

8 

34 

3 

73 

11 

39 

150 

8 

30 

1 

50 

12 

00 

125 

6 

07 

3 

15 

10 

50 

123 

7 

48 

2 

20 

9 

00 

170 

8 

60 

2 

50 

15 

00 

166 

8 

25 

2 

75 

25 

00 

215 

9 

00 

5 

00 

40 

00 

234 

9 

00 

7 

00 

35 

00 

215 

9 

20 

7 

00 

27 

50 

260 

9 

50 

7 

50 

30 

00 

262 

13 

87 

7 

50 

30 

62 

264 

15 

69 

7 

50 

38 

25 

WELLESLEY. 


A  village  and  township  in  the  County  of  Waterloo,  Ontario.  It  was  formerly  part  of  Stratford 
Mission.  Distant  from  Hamilton  47  miles,  and  from  Toronto  84  miles. 


1851 

52 

53 

54 

55 

56 

57 

58 

59 

60 
61 
62 

63 

64 

65 

66 

67 

68 

69 

70 

71 

72 

73 

74 


George  Case . 

Drummond  G.  Fletcher. 
John  L.  Kerr . 


Henry  Bawtinhimer,  William  L.  Scott 

James  M.  Clarke . 

Thomas  Robson . 

Thomas  Robson,  Phineas  D.  Will . 

David  Hunt . 

David  Hunt,  Robert  Godfrey  . 

James  E.  Dyer,  David  Chalmers . 

James  E.  Dyer,  George  L.  Haight . 

Isaac  Crane,  John  Armstrong  (B) . 

Isaac  Crane,  William  S.  McCullough,  B.A, 

Isaac  Crane,  Joseph  M.  Hagar,  B.A . 

Andrew  Milliken,  Christopher  Cookman.  .  . 

|  Included  in  Millbank  Circuit,  j 

Thomas  Feather . 

Thomas  Feather . 

James  Woodsworth . 

James  Woodsworth . 

Joseph  Deacon . 

See  London  Conference . 


94 

75 

130 

162 

165 

154 

238 

218 

260 

300 

272 

265 

322 

311 

272 

365 


140 

128 

119 

101 

103 


1  20 

4  00 

8  40 
8  00 

9  72 
9  00 

6  75 
8  00 
9  00 
9  10 
9  12 
9  79 
9  15 

7  66 
16  43 


5  79 

4  00 

5  14 

6  13 
11  18 


4  64 

2  25 

3  75 

3  75 

4  00 
4  36 

4  40 

5  66 
5  29 
5  60 
3  33 


2  01 
2  12 
2  29 
2  61 
4  50 


1  80 

8  50 
12  00 

9  10 
5  00 
7  00 
9  00 

10  00 
11  50 
11  50 
13  76 
7  64 
28  74 
31  50 


10  90 
13  42 

13  78 

14  00 
18  00 


WELLINGTON. 


A.  village  in  the  township  of  Hillier,  County 

1869  Silas  Huntingdon . 

70  Silas  Huntingdon . 

71  Stephen  Bond . . 

72  Garrett  J.  Dingman . 

73  Garrett  J.  Dinnman . 

74  See  Toronto  Conference . 


of  Prince  Edward,  Ontario.  Part  of  Consecon 


205 

5  00 

4  50 

200 

5  50 

6  47 

208 

6  55 

1  58 

220 

8  50 

1  80 

250 

|  4  45 

4  00 

Circuit. 


12  00 

18  50 

19  56 
27  14 
13  53 


326 


CIRCUITS,  STATIONS  AND  MISSIONS. 


WELLINGTON  SQUARE. 

A  village  in  the  township  of  Nelson,  County  of  Halton,  Ontario.  It  was  formerly  part  of  Waterdown 

Circuit. 


Year 

Names  of  Ministers. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Conting. 

Fund. 

Educa. 

Fund. 

Sup.  M. 
Fund. 

1868 

Thomas  W.  Jeffery . 

142 

69 

Thomas  W.  Jeffery . 

156 

$9  00 

$10  00 

.$12  00 

70 

1  James  Gray,  ) 

161 

9  00 

10  00 

22  00 

)  Charles  A.  Hanson,  ( 

19  23 

10  97 

47  39 

71 

Charles  A.  Hanson . 

220 

72 

Hall  Christopherson . 

253 

19  45 

11  14 

55  00 

73  Hall  Christopherson . 

239 

19  56 

6  75 

60  25 

74 

See  London  Conference . 

228 

19  35 

6  25 

75  09 

WESLEYVILLE. 

A  village  in  the  township  of  Lacorne,  County  of  Terrebonne,  Quebec. 

Richard  Garrett . 

Thomas  Campbell . 

Edmund  S.  Ingalls . 


Edmund  S.  Ingalls . 


>  Supplied  by  J.  F.  Elliott. 


Malcolm  McDonald. 
Malcolm  McDonald. 


Rufus  A.  Flanders. 


52 

53 
to 

55 

56 

57 

58 

59 

60 
61 
62 

63 

64 

65 


Henry  Cox . 

Henry  Cox . 

John  Hutchinson . 

(  John  Douglas . 

j  G.  N.  A.  F.  T.  Dickson. 

>  United  with  Rowdon. 


Andrew  Armstrong . 

Andrew  Armstrong . . 

Edward  A.  Ward . - . 

Edward  A.  Ward . 

Ozias  Barber . 

Ozias  Barber . 

John  Webster,  Cornelius  A.  Jones . 

John  Webster,  Cornelius  A.  Jones . 

John  Webster,  David  Thompson . 

Circuit  divided.  See  Shawbridge  and  N.  Glasgow. 


WESTMEATH. 

A  village  and  township  in  the  Con 

1848  Henry  Shaler . 

49  John  Howes . 

50  John  Howes . 

51  Jonathan  Loverin . 

52  Henry  Shaler . 

53  Henry  Shaler . 

54  Richard  M.  Hammond . 

55  Richard  M  Hammond . 

56  Richard  M.  Hammond,  William  Scales. . . . 

57  William  Morton,  James  F.  Latimer . 

58  William  Morton,  Thomas  Cleworth . 

59  William  Morton,  Donald  Sutherland . . 

60  William  Tomblin . . 

61  William  Tomblin,  Samuel  Jackson . 

62  William  Tomblin,  George  Washington,  B.A . 

63  Richard  M.  Hammond.  George  Washington,  B.A. 


120 

.... 

127 

123 

.... 

104 

100 

96 

126 

126 

126 

142 

174 

154 

.... 

170 

170 

96 

12  60 

6  50 

7  12 

110 

8  00 

5  52 

140 

4  87 

1  10 

6  00 

197 

5  90 

2  95 

9  00 

171 

3  65 

2  10 

6  00 

144 

2  00 

1  50 

5  00 

226 

5  63 

3  01 

10  94 

196 

6  30 

3  02 

17  60 

160 

5  57 

2  53 

14  37 

Y  of  Renfrew,  Ontario. 

59 

1  32 

118 

78 

3  53 

1  20 

91 

4  23 

3  00 

84 

3  00 

80 

5  32 

3  07 

85 

5  40 

3  28 

87 

6  00 

4  00 

3  37 

99 

6  00 

4  00 

4  00 

138 

5  12 

1  97 

8  00 

176 

6  00 

2  00 

10  62 

155 

6  12 

2  10 

11  00 

152 

8  60 

2  12 

16  00 

150 

5  50 

2  70 

11  00 

154 

5  75 

2  60 

9  00 

170 

5  63 

2  75 

10  00 

WESLEYAN  METHODIST  CONFERENCE. 


327 


Year 

Names  of  Ministers. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Conting. 

Fund. 

Educa. 

Fund. 

Sup.  M. 
Fund. 

1864 

R.  M.  Hammond,  George  Washington,  B.A . 

176 

$3  50 

$1  83 

$10  15 

65 

Richard  M.  Hammond,  Thomas  H.  Walker . 

180 

2  65 

1  28 

9  73 

66 

William  Tomblin . 

173 

2  26 

1  24 

10  50 

67 

William  Tomblin . 

155 

3  00 

1  50 

11  00 

68 

William  Tomblin . 

158 

3  25 

1  75 

11  00 

69  Alexander  Lester . 

140 

3  50 

5  00 

11  00 

70  Alexander  Lester . 

142 

8  01 

5  20 

13  50 

71 

John  Howes,  Rob.-rt  F.  Oliver . 

175 

8  75 

7  15 

27  50 

72 

John  Howes . 

227 

8  88 

7  40 

28  00 

73  John  Howes,  Samuel  E.  Maudsley . 

219 

6  21 

3  26 

30  50 

74 

See  Montreal  Conference . 

225 

10  13 

4  VO 

40  00 

WESTMINSTER. 


A  township  on  the  River  Thames,  in  the  County  of  Middlesex,  Ontario. 


1816 

17 

18 

19 

20 
21 
22 

23 

24 

25 

26 

27 

28 

29 

30 

31 

32 

33 

34 

35 

36 
to 

54 

55 

56 

57 

58 

59 

60 
61 
62 

63 

64 

65 

66 

67 

68 

69 

70 

71 

72 

73 

74 


John  Hamilton . 

David  Youmans,  Caleb  Swazy . 

Daniel  Sliepherdson . 

Alvin  Torry . 

Isaac  B.  Smith,  Samuel  Belton . 

James  Jackson,  George  Ferguson,  William  Ryerson. 

James  Jackson,  George  Ferguson . 

George  Ferguson . 

George  Ferguson . 

James  Jackson . 

Robert  Corson . 

Matthew  'Whiting . 

George  Sovereign,  Richard  Phelps .  . 

Asahel  Hurlburt . 

Samuel  Belton,  Simon  Huntingdon . 

Horace  Dean,  John  Baxter . 

Hamilton  Biggar . 

Samuel  Rose,  Peter  Ker . 

Samuel  Rose . ••••••• . 

Conrad  Vandusen,  John  K.  Williston . 


Included  in  St,  Thomas  Circuit. 


John  Hutchinson  . 

John  Hutchinson  . 

Thomas  Crews . 

Thomas  Crews . 

Thomas  Crews . 

Luther  0.  Rice  . 

Luther  0.  Rice  . 

James  A.  Iveson . 

James  A.  Iveson . 

James  A.  Iveson . 

William  Ames . 

William  Ames . 

Richard  J.  Forman . 

Richard  J.  Forman . 

James  E.  Dyer . 

James  E.  Dyer . 

James  E.  Dyer . 

David  C.  Clappison  ,  . 
David  C.  Clappison  . . . 
See  London  Conference  , 


166 

324 

281 

301 

328 

356 

475 

300 

341 

331 

413 

425 

294 

278 

278 

346 

338 

384 

411 

416 

217 

23  65 

4  26 

144 

4  97 

4  08 

177 

10  00 

4  00 

250 

8  00 

3  00 

222 

5  00 

200 

3  40 

4  00 

184 

7  26 

3  14 

160 

8  27 

2  64 

160 

8  65 

2  76 

150 

8  16 

2  82 

200 

18  00 

6  00 

200 

18  00 

7  00 

215 

16  23 

7  05 

230 

16  24 

9  00 

222 

12  74 

9  00 

219 

12  80 

10  00 

212 

14  05 

8  50 

200 

16  20 

8  53 

196 

16  39 

7  69 

4  00 

5  55 
10  95 


10  CO 
8  00 
10  00 
10  00 
8  00 
7  16 

7  54 

8  56 
10  85 

7  00 

8  20 
15  00 
18  05 

22  57 

23  50 
25  00 
28  00 
28  50 
37  77 


WESTON. 

A  village  on  the  River  Humber,  in  the  townships  of  York  and  Etobicoke,  County  of  York,  Ontario. 
It  was  formerly  called  Humber  Circuit.  Distant  from  Toronto  9  miles. 


1857  Richard  Jones,  Henry  Jackson.  .. 

58  Richard  Jones,  William  Hayhurst 

59  William  Philp . 

60  William  Philp . 

61  Joseph  L.  Sanders . 

62  Joseph  L.  Sanders . 


210 

238 

163 

146 

144 


24  13 

25  46 
14  53 

11  74 

12  15 


6  70 
7  00 

5  81 

6  69 

7  50 


17  15 

22  32 

23  50 
26  60 
23  20 


328 


CIRCUITS,  STATIONS  AND  MISSIONS. 


Year 


Names  of  Ministers. 


No.  of  Conting. 
Members.  Fund. 


Educa. 

Fund. 


Sup.  M. 
Fund. 


1863  Thomas  Jeffers . 

64  Thomas  Jeffers . 

65  Thomas  Jeffers . 

66  Noble  F.  English . 

67  Noble  F.  English . 

68  Noble  F.  English . 

69  John  Shaw . 

70  John  Shaw . 

71  William  McFadden. . .  . 

72  Joseph  H.  Locke . 

73  Joseph  H.  Locke . 

74  See  Toronto  Conference. 


139 

139 

143 

144 
126 

127 

128 
125 
154 
160 
170 
180 


$12 

20 

$17 

60 

10 

52 

3 

00 

10 

00 

3 

00 

9 

00 

3 

00 

9 

05 

3 

11 

9 

34 

4 

71 

13 

45 

7 

81 

14 

02 

8 

01 

16 

00 

11 

75 

16 

50 

11 

75 

25 

26 

13 

50 

24 

56 

10 

35 

$30  00 
34  18 
20  00 
20  00 
38  25 
32  05 
32  65 
36  50 
40  00 
68  00 
60  75 
62  60 


WHITBY. 

The  County  Town  of  the  County  of  Ontario,  Ontario.  Distant  from  Toronto  29  miles. 

1826  James  Wilson . 

27  United  with  Yonge  Street . . . 

28  Robert  Corson . 

29  Robert  Corson,  Conrad  Vandusen . 

30  Hamilton  Biggar,  Conrad  Vandusen . 

31  James  Norris,  William  Patrick . 

32  James  Norris,  James  Musgrove . 

33  Solomon  Waldron . 

34  Solomon  Waldron,  Thomas  McMullen . 

35  Robert  Corson,  Thomas  Fawcett . 

36  Robert  Corson,  John  C.  Will . 

37  Horace  Dean,  Hannibal  Mulkins . 

38  Horace  Dean,  John  Lever . 

39  David  Wright,  John  Lever . 

40  Simon  Huntingdon,  J.  Spencer,  R„  Darlington. 

41  Simon  Huntingdon,  Joseph  W.  McCallum . 

42  John  Baxter,  Joseph  W.  McCallum.  „ . 

43  Samuel  Belton,  David  B.  Madden . 

44  Alvah  Adams,  George  Carr  . 


45 

46 
to 

54 

55 

56 

57 

58 


David  Wright,  David  Jennings 

) 


See  Osliawa  Circuit. 


David  B.  Madden,  Alexander  Drennan . 

William  Willoughby,  Thomas  D.  Pearson . 

William  Willoughby,  Thomas  D.  Pearson . 

William  Willoughby,  Alfred  Andrews . 

59  John  Hunt,  Alfred  Andrews . 

60  L.  Warner,  G.  N.  A.  F.  T.  Dickson,  S.  Might. 

61  L.  Warner,  G.  N.  A.  F.  T.  Dickson,  R.  O.  Wilson 

62  L.  Warner,  G.  N.  A.  F.  T.  "Dickson,  R.  O.  Wilson 

63  Francis  Berry,  George  Cochran . 

64  John  Shaw,  George  Cochran . 

65  John  Sliaw,  George  Cochran . 

66  James  C.  Slater,  Joseph  L.  Sanders . 

67  James  C.  Slater,  Joseph  L.  Sanders . 

68  James  C.  Slater,  Joseph  L.  Sanders . 

69  Thomas  Cosford,  George  Leech . 

70  Thomas  Cosford,  Edwin  S.  Washington,  B.A . 

71  Joseph  E.  Sanderson,  M.A.,  R.  W.  Williams . 

72  Joseph  E.  Sanderson,  M.A.,  S  Thos-  ^n'l,bdl  J 

r  ’  (  J  eremiali  W.  Anms  \ 

73  Joseph  E.  Sanderson,  M.A.,  Jeremiah  W.  Annis...  . 

7  4  See  Toronto  Conference . 


94 

.... 

205 

324 

425 

.... 

556 

.... 

*  580 

13  00 

366 

3  10 

400 

15  38 

610 

24  40 

587 

21  42 

7  00 

532 

28  28 

8  42 

514 

17  06 

13  88 

557 

25  37 

17  00 

397 

15  03 

6  40 

506 

19  00 

7  00 

849 

19  50 

8  00 

640 

13  75 

.... 

16  00 

481 

20  50 

.... 

17  00 

248 

12  12 

10  20 

470 

30  27 

16  73 

30  35 

530 

32  00 

21  80 

61  80 

520 

41  37 

22  07 

54  00 

510 

24  00 

6  00 

30  10 

626 

17  52 

6  69 

20  00 

664 

27  67 

13  29 

53  00 

765 

27  71 

13  51 

68  10 

865 

31  48 

14  02 

104  51 

+  832 

32  11 

14  06 

87  55 

490 

25  53 

18  05 

60  00 

480 

20  20 

10  00 

54  00 

438 

24  67 

11  00 

71  65 

448 

27  08 

15  75 

100  00 

457 

43  17 

17  37 

103  00 

I  485 

45  74 

25  00 

111  00 

314 

23  00 

18  00 

64  00 

319 

24  00 

24  00 

65  00 

288 

24  50 

25  00 

74  00 

276 

29  28 

16  00 

100  00 

263 

40  46 

12  37 

85  00 

WIARTON. 

A  small  village  in  the  township  of  Amabel,  County  of  Bruce,  Ontario.  It  was  formerly  part  of 

Amabel  Mission. 

1873  William  M.  Beilby,  Robert  C.  Wilkinson . 

74  See  Toronto  Conference . 


47 


1  00 


1  00 


1  25 


Brock  set  off. 


t  Bowmanville  and  Pickering  set  off. 


+  Osliawa  set  off. 


WESLEYAN  METHODIST  CONFERENCE. 


329 


WILTON. 

A  small  village  in  the^  township  of  Ernestown,  Count)r  of  Addington,  Ontario.  It  was  formerly  part 
of  Waterloo — Kingston  Circuit.  Distant  from  Kingston  16  miles. 


Yearl  Names  of  Ministers. 


1847  George  Beynon,  James  Armstrong . 

48  George  Beynon,  Robert  Loehead . 

49  George  Beynon,  Charles  Taggart . 

50  William  MeFaddeu,  Charles  Taggart . 

51  John  Lever,  William  Coleman . 

52  John  Lever,  Thomas  Cleghorn . 

53  John  A.  Williams,  Thomas  Cleghorn . 

54  John  A.  Williams,  Abraham  Dayman . 

Loughboro’  united  with  it. 

55  Francis  Coleman,  Garrat  J.  Dingman . 

56  Francis  Coleman,  William  Short . 

57  John  W.  German,  John  Slight . 

58  John  W.  German,  John  Slight . 

59  William  Burns,  James  Ash . 

Odessa  united  with  it. 

60  William  Burns,  Robert  Mark . 

61  William  Ames,  Robert  Mark . 

62  William  Ames,  John  Salmon,  B.A . 

63  Edward  A.  Ward,  John  C.  Ash . 

64  William  Briden,  William  J.  Cole . 

65  William  Briden,  William  J.  Cole . 

66  William  Briden,  Webster  Wesley  Leech . 

67  Richard  Wilson,  George  H.  Squire,  B.A . 

68  Riehard  Wilson,  George  H.  Squire,  B.A  ...  . 

69  Richard  Wilson,  William  J.  Young . 

70  Edmund  S.  Rupert,  M.A.,  John  J.  Leach..  . . 

71  Edmund  S.  Rupert,  M.  A.,  John  J.  Leach.. . . 

72  Edmund  S.  Rupert,  M.A.,  James  E.  Werden 

73  Alfred  McCann,  Silas  J.  Hughes . 

74  See  Montreal  Conference . 


No.  of 
Members. 


423 

343 

558 

477 

485 

525 

483 

452 

452 

472 
495 
487 

287 

530 

500 

443 

473 
*  278 

300 

306 

293 

293 

300 

295 

300 

326 

300 


WINCHESTER. 

A  village  and  township  on  the  Nation  River,  County  of  Dundas, 

36  miles. 


Conting. 

Fund. 

Educa. 

Fund. 

Sup.  M. 
Fund. 

$12’ 42 

$10  37 

7  51 

12  06 

9  22 

14  03 

15  27 

15  00 

14  88 

19  37 

15  00 

15  72 

22  00 

16  23 

19  67 

13  26 

$4  00 

24  00 

13  92 

6  00  ' 

30  87 

17  50 

5  67 

37  00 

10  18 

1  93 

20  31 

9  44 

3  75 

8  60 

5  25 

2  00 

11  53 

5  44 

3  32 

15  98 

9  50 

5  22 

17  00 

10  17 

5  75 

25  55 

8  00 

3  00 

13  00 

9  00 

3  25 

14  00 

10  00 

4  00 

34  00 

12  66 

4  61 

34  54 

9  04 

5  60 

34  70 

9  42 

6  70 

34  75 

12  45 

11  50 

38  25 

12  71 

6  92 

38  42 

12  05 

6  80 

38  67 

13  25 

7  25 

41  50 

Ontario.  Distant  from  Ottawa 


1848  William  McGill  . 

1 

.... 

49  William  McGill . j 

Ill 

140 

8  42 

5  77 

2  75 

3  60 

163 

6  53 

4  53 

188 

5  27 

4  55 

187 

3  27 

5  10 

181 

8  00 

10  00 

181 

8  15 

8  00 

166 

8  20 

1  00 

8  25 

174 

8  25 

1  25 

8  50 

219 

8  50 

2  00  • 

10  00 

226 

8  50 

1  30 

8  00 

264 

9  00 

1  75 

8  75 

252 

1  87 

2  02 

8  90 

247 

9  23 

2  00 

9  25 

238 

9  27 

2  00 

9  30 

192 

7  32 

3  19 

11  71 

200 

5  00 

2  00 

7  68 

205 

6  50 

2  00 

11  00 

199 

6  55 

2  10 

14  25 

191 

6  60 

2  15 

14  30 

200 

6  68 

4  20 

15  50 

298 

5  87 

7  16 

19  86 

304 

9  00 

6  00 

20  00 

358 

11  55 

7  25 

25  50 

380 

11  65 

5  53 

26  00 

74  See  Montreal  Conference . 

400 

|  13  43 

6  23 

50  00 

Odessa  set  off. 


330 


CIRCUITS,  STATIONS  AND  MISSIONS. 


WINDSOR. 


The  County  Town  of  the  County  of  Essex,  Ontario. 


Year 


Names  of  Ministers. 


1868  Hugh  Johnston,  B.A.,  Richard  Hoskins  .  , 

69  Hugh  Johnston,  M.A . 

70  John  Philp,  B.A.,  John  Semmens . 

71  John  Philp,  B.A.,  Edwin  McCollum . 

72  John  Philp,  B.A.,  Alexander  Hardie,  B.A, 

73  David  B.  Brethour . 

74  See  London  Conference . 


No.  of 
Members. 

Conting. 

Fund. 

45 

•Ill  00 

51 

11  07 

70 

11  10 

80 

13  00 

90 

14  10 

80 

14  80 

75 

14  50 

Educa. 

Fund. 

Sup.  M. 
i  Fund. 

$5  00 

|8  00 

7  35 

9  70 

11  00 

13  00 

14  50 

15  00 

12  00 

16  00 

13  00 

22  00 

13  35 

22  35 

WINDSOR  MILLS. 


A  village  in  the  township  of  Wolfestown,  County  of  Wolfe,  Province  of  Quebec. 


1872  John  Webster  (B) . 

73  John  Thomas  Blades. .  .  . 

74  See  Montreal  Conference 


67  9  93  I  2  89  i 

62  6  75  4  00 


1  90 
5  00 


W  INGHAM. 


A  village  in  the  township  of  Turnberry,  County  of  Huron,  Ontario.  It  was  formerly  part  of  Blythe 
Mission  and  three  appointments  from  Howick  Circuit. 

1868  Thomas  Cleworth,  Daniel  W.  Thompson .  189  ....  ....  .... 

69  Thomas  Cleworth,  William  J.  Turner .  226  7  73  5  00  20  11 

70  George  H.  Kenney,  ( —  Withcim) .  285  4  80  5  00  14  00 

71  George  H.  Kenney,  George  A.  Seliram .  300  19  94  7  50  20  79 

72  George  H.  Kenney,  Robert  Burns .  265  9  49  6  27  19  35 

73  Henry  Kellam,  Samuel  Sellery .  235  10  52  4  52  19  39 

74  See  London  Conference .  240  14  00  7  00  33  06 


WOODSLEE. 

A  small  village  in  the  township  of  Maidstone,  County  of  Essex,  Ontario.  It  was  formerly  part  of 

Kingsville  Circuit. 


1869  James  Laird . 

70  James  Laird . 

71  Edmund  S.  Jones 

72  Edmund  S.  Jones . 

73  Thomas  Hadwin . 

74  See  London  Conference 


135 

6  10 

4  00 

132 

6  00 

5  00 

158 

9  51 

5  30 

151 

9  11 

5  24 

172 

10  00 

5  25 

WOODSTOCK. 


8  00 
8  50 

12  45 
12  20 

13  00 


The  County  Town  of  the  County  of  Oxford,  Ontario.  Distant  from  London  29  miles,  and  from  Paris 


19  miles. 

1842  Henry  Byers . 

43  Samuel  C.  Philp,  William  Dixon . 

44  Rowley  Heyland,  George  Kennedy  . . .  . . 

869 

23  50 

8  00 

45  Matthias  Holtby,  Joseph  E.  Ryerson . 

270 

IS  80 

12  00 

46  Matthias  Holtby,  James  Gray . 

249 

14  95 

7  12 

47  Thomas  Fawcett,  John  W  Cawthorne . 

249 

14  95 

8  00 

48  Kennedy  Creighton,  Francis  Chapman . 

25i> 

9  05 

3  12 

49  Kennedy  Creighton . 

334 

16  43 

17  25 

50  Matthew  Whiting . 

192 

12  25 

10  87 

51  Edmund  Shepherd,  Drummond  G.  Fletcher . 

232 

14  00 

11  00 

52  Edmund  Shepherd,  John  S.  Evans . 

240 

25  78 

12  00 

53  Edmund  Shepherd,  Thomas  Peacock . . 

245 

28  40 

13  25 

54  Wm.  McCullough,  James  Dickson,  James  Morgan. . 

245 

28  00 

13  40 

55  William  McCullough,  John  Shaw,  John  Wakefield.. 

212 

30  92 

8  00 

26  00 

56  William  McCullough,  Edwin  Peake. . . . 

230 

34  77 

10  55 

36  75 

57  Asahel  Hurlburt,  George  Browne . 

289 

40  85 

18  25 

41  25 

58  Asahel  Hurlburt,  Hall  Christopherson . 

298 

34  27 

10  11 

26  00 

59  John  Bredin,  Richard  Potter . 

372 

27  26 

10  00 

31  50 

60  John  Bredin,  Stephen  Bond . 

350 

2S  00 

10  50 

34  00 

61  William  Stephenson,  William  J.  Hewitt 

345 

23  13 

11  00 

40  00 

62  William  Stephenson . 

354 

21  12 

9  00 

50  00 

63  William  S.  Griffin . 

*  126 

15  30 

5  06  ' 

19  00 

64  William  S.  Griffin,  William  Lund . 

106 

15  50 

5  32 

18  00 

*  Oxford  set  off. 


WESLEYAN  METHODIST  CONFERENCE. 


331 


Yearl  Names  of  Ministers. 

1 

No.  of 
Members. 

Conting. 

Fund. 

Educa. 

Fund. 

Sup.  M. 
Fund. 

65  John  Hunt,  John  Philp,  B.A . 

366 

371 

$28  69 

30  00 

$10  48 

14  05 

$35  00 
37  00 

363 

32  30 

15  20 

41  00 

*  330 

30  92 

13  30 

34  00 

180 

20  03 

13  00 

20  47 

180 

20  68 

12  47 

20  58 

71  William  H  Laird  . 

171 

21  05 

15  62 

23  01 

72  William  H.  Laird . 

73  William  H  Laird  . 

185 

230 

22  50 

23  70 

16  00 

16  00 

34  50 
46  37 

74  See  London  Conference . 

242 

26  15 

16  00 

52  00 

WOODVILLE. 

A  village  in  the  township  of  Eldon,  County  of  Victoria,  Ontario. 

Circuit. 

1872  Robert  McCulloch,  John  T.  Blades . 

73  Robert  McCulloch,  John  McCamus . 

74  See  Toronto  Conference . 


It  was  formerly  part  of  Oakwood 


WYOMING. 


1861 


66 

67 

68 

69 


„ ,  .  -n  ,  \  William  Tucker, 

Edwm  Peake,  j  \yjpjam  gr  McCullough, 

62  William  Dignam,  Phineas  D.  Will . 

63  William  Dignam,  Samuel  Hume . 

64  John  Hough . 

65  John  Hough . 

William  Hicks . 

George  T.  Richardson . 

George  T.  Richardson,  Edmund  S.  Jones 
William  Taylor,  John  Mahan . 

70  William  Taylor,  John  Mahan . 

7 1  Ebenezer  Teskey,  Charles  Smith . 

7  2  Ebenezer  Teskey,  George  Daniel . 

73  Ebenezer  Teskey,  George  Daniel . 

74  See  London  Conference . 


146 

10  00 

600 

12  00 

148 

8  00 

4  00 

10  00 

on.  Ontario.  Distant 

from  Sarnia  16  miles 

ailes. 

153. 

5  00 

3  00 

7  00 

t  124 

4  50 

3  10 

5  00 

111 

6  30 

4  00 

6  50 

106 

5  64 

3  35 

7  02 

106 

5  47 

4  66 

8  00 

104 

1  80 

1  50 

4  25 

115 

2  50 

2  00 

12  00 

120 

3  50 

5  00 

7  42 

140 

15  25 

10  75 

19  68 

152 

14  50 

14  50 

IS  00 

156 

14  00 

8  00 

18  50 

160 

14  00 

7  00 

20  10 

154 

12  00 

6  10 

24  22 

Y. 


YARMOUTH. 

A  small  village  in  the  township  of  Yarmouth,  County  of  Elgin,  Ontario.  It  was  formerly 

St.  Thomas  Circuit. 


1871  Thomas  Had  win . 

72  Thomas  Hadwin . 

73  George  C.  Madden. 

74  See  London  Conference 


107 

9  10 

5  50 

103 

9  30 

3  00 

143 

12  36 

3  36 

part  of 


12  00 
12  00 
21  67 


YONGE  STREET. 

So  called  from  the  name  of  the  road  which  runs  from  Toronto  to  Lake  Simcoe. 


Year  Ministers. 

No.  of 
Members. 

1805  Daniel  Picket . 

.... 

6  Daniel  Pickett . 

30 

7  Andrew  Prindel . 

45 

8  Robert  Perry . 

45 

9  John  Reynolds . 

102 

10  Joseph  Lockwood . 

111 

1 1  Andrew  Prindel . 

95 

12  Joseph  Gatchell . 

|  No  Report. 

95 

Year  Ministers. 

No.  of 
Members 

1815  John  Rhodes . 

163 

16  Isaac  B.  Smith . 

165 

17  David  Culp  . 

169 

18  I  iame?  iackman  i  W.W.  Bundle 
)  David  Youmans  j 

140 

19  David  Youmans . 

201 

20  John  G.  Seale,  Thomas  Demorest 

211 

21  David  Culp . 

278 

22  Daniel  Shepherdson . 

York  united  with  it. 

278 

*  Oxford  Centre  set  off. 


+  Oil  Springs  set  off. 


332 


CIRCUITS,  STATIONS  AND  MISSIONS. 


Year 

Ministers. 

No.  of 
Members. 

240 

330 

406 

462 

590 

576 

Year 

Ministers. 

No.  of 
Members. 

1823  John  Ryersou,  William  Slater. .  . 

24  W.H.  Williams  j  ^  ^Hwood,  | 

(  J.  Richardson  j 

25  James  Richardson,  E.  Ryerson  . 

26  William  Ryerson,  John  Beatty.  . 

27  James  Wilson,  John  Beatty . 

28  David  Y  oumans,  D.  McMullen .  . 

1829  James  Norris,  S.  Huntingdon. . . 

30  Ezra  Adams,  James  Norris . 

31  David  Wright,  George  Bissell.  .  . 

32  David  W right,  Robert  Corson . .  . 

33  Edmund  Stoney,  Robert  Corson . 

34  Edmund  Stoney,  J.  K.  Williston 

35  John  Beatty,  H.  Mulkins . 

530 

511 

407 

575 

951 
*  842 

602 

Year 

Names  of  Ministers. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Conting. 

Fund. 

Educa. 

Fund. 

Sup.  M. 
Fund. 

1836 

Hamilton  Biggar,  Thomas  Fawcett . 

578 

$30  04 

37 

Hamilton  Biggar,  Adam  Townley . 

688 

$40  00 

25  61 

38 

Adam  Townley,  William  Scott . 

690 

51  42 

24  00 

39  George  Poole,  John  Law . 

697 

69  71 

25  53 

40 

George  Poole,  John  Law . 

625 

31  67 

23  52 

41 

Thomas  Bevitt,  James  Hutchinson . 

598 

36  00 

27  03 

42  Rowley  Heyland,  George  F.  Playter . 

706 

41  20 

30  42 

43  Rowley  Heyland,  George  F.  Playter . 

712 

36  00 

34  00 

44 

Samuel  Rose,  William  Price . 

600 

28  00 

29  00 

45 

Samuel  Rose.  William  Price  . 

608 

36  48 

32  50 

46  Samuel  Rose,  George  Carr . 

420 

30  55 

24  50 

47  Lewis  Warner,  George  Carr . 

427 

30  50 

25  00 

48 

Lewis  Warner,  James  Hughes,  Alex.  S.  Byrne . 

436 

27  48 

20  00 

49 

Lewis  Warner,  James  Hughes . 

450 

28  34 

26  48 

50 

James  Musgrove,  Wellington  Jeffers,  John  S.  Evans 

452 

36  14 

30  58 

51 

James  Musgrove,  Wellington  Jeffers . 

464 

37  15 

30  97 

52 

Richard  Jones,  Wellington  Jeffers . 

442 

40  00 

32  25 

53  Richard  Jones,  William  S.  Blackstock . 

485 

42  00 

38  00 

54 

Richard  Jones,  Benjamin  Jones . 

530 

49  20 

. 

55 

Richard  Jones,  Benjamin  Jones,  Joseph  L.  Sanders.. 

550 

44  42 

$27  30 

88  50 

56 

R.  Jones,  John  Hunt,  Edmund  B.  Ryckman,  B.A.  . 

513 

40  00 

21  00 

90  00 

57 

H.  Wilkinson,  John  Hunt,  E.  B.  Ryckman,  B.A. .  . 

513 

42  55 

18  UO 

92  55 

58 

H.  Wilkinson,  John  Hunt,  Wm.  W.  Squire,  B.A.  . 

580 

46  87 

16  55 

51  03 

59  Circuit  divided  into  Yonge  St.  N.  and  Yonge  St.  S. 

595 

36  02 

14  03 

37  00 

YONGE  STREET  NORTH. 


The  north  part  of  Yonge  Street  Circuit.  It  includes  part  of  the  townships  of  Markham  and  Vaughan, 

County  of  York,  Ontario. 


1859  William  Willoughby,  William  Hayhurst  . . 

60  William  Willoughby,  Thomas  A.  Ferguson 

61  William  Willoughby,  Thomas  A.  Ferguson 
i  Henry  Wilkinson,  )  v 

|  Thomas  A.  Ferguson,  f  Francis  W.  Ware. 

63  Joseph  W.  McCallum,  George  M.  Brown  . . 

64  Joseph  W.  McCallum,  Samuel  J.  Hunter.  . 

65  Joseph  W.  McCallum,  Samuel  J.  Hunter. . 

66  John  Bredin,  Thomas  E.  Garbutt . 

67  John  Bredin,  Thomas  E.  Garbutt . 

68  John  Bredin,  i  Thomas  E.  Garbutt, 

’  (  W.  W.  Carson, 

69  Charles  Fish,  W.  W.  Carson  . 

70  Charles  Fish,  Andrew  Cunningham  .  . 

71  Charles  Fish,  James  F.  Metcalfe . 

72  John  Hunt,  Thomas  Cardus . 

73  John  Hunt,  Edward  F.  Goff . 

74  See  Toronto  Conference.. . 


320 

18 

00 

10 

28 

32 

00 

310 

15 

22 

7 

01 

35 

00 

433 

16 

04 

7 

49 

32 

00 

510 

18 

51 

6 

91 

43 

32 

448 

17 

77 

8 

69 

48 

00 

430 

15 

36 

6 

35 

43 

00 

420 

17 

00 

5 

80 

49 

10 

361 

18 

50 

8 

30 

66 

25 

371 

19 

00 

8 

40 

74 

00 

375 

17 

00 

17 

00 

75 

30 

378 

17 

26 

17 

06 

76 

00 

400 

18 

10 

20 

25 

85 

00 

475 

21 

45 

13 

50 

79 

00 

t  476 

21 

64 

13 

55 

80 

00 

328 

16 

59 

7 

25 

49 

75 

YONGE  STREET  SOUTH. 


The  south  part  of  Yonge  Street  Circuit.  It  includes  parts  of  the  townships  of  Markham  and  York> 

County  of  Y ork,  Ontario. 


1859  Henry  Wilkinson,  James  Goodwin . 

1 

60  Joseph  W.  McCallum,  Robert  Fowler,  M.D . 

324 

18  03 

5  00 

19  05 

61  Joseph  W.  McCallum,  William  Briggs . 

273 

|  19  10 

7  10 

23  00 

*  Newmarket  set  off.  +  Yonge  Street  Centre  set  off. 


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Year 

Names  of  Ministers. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Conting. 

Fund. 

Educa. 

Fund. 

Sup.  M. 
Fund. 

273 

$20  00 

$8  00 

$26  00 

302 

21  10 

7  33 

32  50 

64 

65 

66 
R7 

300 

21  50 

7  50 

62  00 

,  (  James  Graham,  ) 

288 

17  14 

7  00 

56  00 

i  nomas  l  osioiu,  j  Thomas  Kelly,  (  . 

312 

17  20 

7  00 

47  00 

291 

18  99 

7  08 

75  42 

2S6 

21  26 

6  01 

106  60 

69 

70 

71 

J JVlIllll  viouivim,  J - - 

260 

20  23 

15  00 

89  24 

247 

21  .30 

22  35 

102  00 

John  "Bi'pchn  Andrew  Chirminediam . 

251 

22  00 

25  00 

123  00 

282 

25  00 

19  89 

140  00 

254 

26  30 

1 2  50 

125  00 

7  4  See  Toronto  Conference . 

260 

30  25 

14  00 

132  00 

YONGE  STREET  CENTRE. 


It  was  formerly  part  of  Yonge  Street  North  Circuit. 


1873 

74 


(  Thomas  Cardus, 

(  Thomas  S.  Keough, 
See  Toronto  Conference 


| . 

1 

5 

157 

9  86 

5  28 

14  00 


YORK. 


A  village  in  the  township  of  Seneca,  on  the  Grand  River,  County  of  Haldimand,  Ontario.  It  was 

formerly  part  of  Walpole  Mission. 


1844  Sylvester  Hurlburt,  William  Ames  . 

45  Sylvester  Hurlburt,  Joseph  Sheply  . 

46  Sylvester  Hurlburt,  John  Goodfellow 

47  Thomas  Demorest,  Thomas  Cosford  . 

48  Now  called  Seneca — which  see . 


146 

9  67 

8  74 

168 

19  60 

14  12 

178 

18  80 

14  00 

234 

31  28 

39  57 

YORK. 

(See  Toronto,  p.  314.) 


YORKYILLE. 
(See  Toronto,  p.  317.) 


THE 


MISSIONS 


OF 


®lj t  (Kaitaiia  SBUsDnait  Cmtfmiur. 


Methodism  lias  been  essentially  missionary  in  its  work  from  its  begin¬ 
ning.  In  the  Conference  held  at  Leeds  in  1769,  John  Wesley,  as  President  of 
the  Conference,  rose  from  his  chair  and  said,  “  W e  have  a  pressing  call  from 
our  brethren  in  New  York  [who  have  built  a  preaching  house],  to  come  over 
and  help  them.  Who  is  willing  to  go  ?  ”  The  answer  was,  Richard  Boardman 
and  Joseph  Pilmoor.  In  1770  the  name  of  “America”  appeared  for  the  first 
time  in  John  Wesley’s  list  of  Stations,  with  four  names  annexed,  viz.,  the  two 
above  mentioned,  and  Robert  Williams  and  John  King.  Now  after  the  lapse 
0f  one  hundred  and  ten  years  we  point  with  gratitude  to  the  Churches,  the 
Colleges,  the  Ministers,  the  Local  Preachers,  the  Members,  the  Home  and 
Foreign  Missions,  and  exclaim,  “What  hath  God  wrought?”  The  annals  of 
the  past  are  the  records  of  continual  triumphs. 

In  Canada,  no  less  than  in  other  parts  of  the  world,  has  the  missionary 
spirit  been  developed.  No  sooner  was  the  Canada  Conference  organized  in 
1824,  than  it  was  resolved  to  establish  a  Conference  Missionary  Society,  of 
which  the  Rev.  Thomas  Whitehead  was  the  first  President.  The  income  of 
the  Society  during  the  first  year  of  its  operations  was  $144.08.  In  giving  a 
list  of  the  Missions  we  have  adopted  a  classification  which  we  think  will  help 
to  a  correct  realization  of  the  extent  of  each  group  of  Missions,  and  at  the 
same  time  show  how  one  field  after  another  has  been  occupied  in  the  name  of 
the  Lord  Jesus. 

We  take  each  group  in  the  order  of  seniority. 

I.— INDIAN  MISSIONS  IN  ONTARIO  AND  QUEBEC. 

One  of  the  first  efforts  of  the  Missionary  Society,  after  its  organization  in 
1824,  was  the  establishment  of  Missions  among  the  Aboriginal  Tribes  of 
Canada.  In  various  ways  the  Providence  of  God  seemed  to  draw  the  hearts 


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of  several  of  His  servants  out  in  sympathy  for  the  poor  degraded  Indian 
tribes.  The  Rev.  William  Case,  appropriately  named  the  “  Father  of  Cana¬ 
dian  Missions,”  was  led  to  feel  an  especial  interest  in  their  welfare,  and  to 
bring  their  condition  and  spiritual  claims  before  the  members  of  the  Church, 
and  to  ask  their  prayers  in  their  behalf. 

The  Grand  River  Mission  was  commenced  in  1822,  two  years  prior  to  the 
organization  of  the  Missionary  Society,  and  has  been  continued  to  the  present. 
Many  a  scene  of  Christian  order  and  beauty  has  been  beheld  m  connection 
with  the  labours  of  the  Missionaries  in  this  department.  The  names  of  Case, 
Torry,  Benham,  Jones,  Sunday  and  others  will  never  be  forgotten  on  the 
Indian  Mission  Stations. 

We  have  given,  as  far  as  we  could  ascertain,  the  locality  of  each  Mission, 
the  names  of  the  Missionaries  connected  therewith,  the  number  of  Members 
for  each  year,  and  the  amounts  contributed  for  the  chief  connexional  funds. 

]\f0TE. — Not  having  at  hand  any  of  the  Missionary  Societies  Reports  dating  prior  to  1855,  we 
have  given  the  Missionary  contributions  only  from  that  period. 


A. 


ALDERYILLE. 

An  Indian  village  in  the  township  of  Alnwick,  County  of  Northumberland,  Ontario.  So  named  after 
the  Rev.  Robert  Alder,  one  of  the  Missionary  Secretaries  of  the  British  Wesleyan  Missionary 
Society.  See  Grape  Island  Mission. 


1837  William  Case,  John  Sunday . 

38  William  Case,  John  Sunday . 

39  William  Case . 

40  William  Case . 

41  William  Case . 

42  William  Case . 

43  William  Case . 

44  William  Case . 

45  William  Case . 

46  William  Case . 

47  William  Case,  William  Ames . 

48  William  Case,  Wrilliam  Ames*. . 

49  William  Case . 

50  William  Case,  George  McDougall . 

51  William  Case . 

52  James  Musgrove,  William  Case . 

53  James  Musgrove,  William  Case . 

54  James  Musgrove,  William  Case . 

55  Mission  divided  and  the  name  changed . 

The  portion  embracing  the  white  membership  was  called  Alnwick  Circuit,  and  the  Indian  mem¬ 
bership  and  work  was  called  Alnwick  Mission. 


85 

83 

96 

93 

91 

91 

91 
90 
90 
87 
83 
81 

92 

115 
122 

116 
113 
118 
132 


$1  00 
5  14 
2  24 
2  50 
2  50 
2  52 
2  70 


$1 

1 

2 

2 

2 

2 

o 


18 

05 

15 

20 

25 

30 

35 


$70  42 


ALNWICK  MISSION. 


1855  James  Musgrove,  William  Case  . .  . 

56  Sylvester  Hurlburt,  John  Sunday 

57  Sylvester  Hurlburt,  John  Sunday 

58  Sylvester  Hurlburt,  John  Sunday 

59  Sylvester  Hurlburt,  John  Sunday 

60  Sylvester  Hurlburt,  John  Sunday 

61  Sylvester  Hurlburt,  John  Sunday 

62  Sylvester  Hurlburt,  John  Sunday 


81 

2 

04 

3 

00 

81 

72 

i 

24 

i 

82 

64 

i 

00 

l 

75 

63 

i 

05 

l 

28 

75 

i 

93 

i 

35 

i  69 

i 

00 

2 

00 

58  07 
45  07 
53  58 
70  00 
53  48 

59  66 
62  92 


336 


INDIAN  MISSIONS. 


Year 


1863 

64 

65 

66 

67 

68 

69 

70 

71 

72 


Names  of  Missionaries. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Conting. 

Fund. 

Sup.  M. 
Fund. 

81 

$1 

00 

$1  57 

60 

1 

00 

1  40 

62 

1 

00 

1  40 

57 

1 

00 

1  40 

49 

1 

00 

1  50 

50 

1 

00 

2  50 

42 

1 

00 

2  00 

44 

1 

00 

2  50 

41 

1 

25 

2  60 

41 

1 

20 

2  00 

$67  22 
45  65 
125  50 
36  94 
27  50 
55  50 
79  25 
117  09 
65  65 
95  75 

This  year  Fenella  or  Alnwick  Circuit  was  again  united  with  the  Indian  work,  and  the  Mission 

again  was  designated  by  the  old  name  of 
&  8  ALDERVILLE. 

1872  William  Andrews,  Charles  W.  Hawkins . 

73  William  Andrews,  Frank  Keam . 

74  See  Toronto  Conference . 

AMHERSTBURG. 


Mission. 

Fund. 


174 

i  7  91 

27  00 

229  54 

174 

7  95 

17  00 

208  15 

174 

i  8  00 

20  90 

203  82 

•io. 

Until  1833  the  Indian  members  on 

Year 


Missionaries. 


1833  Supplied  from  Gosfield  . 

34  Benjamin  Slight . 

35  Benjamin  Slight . 

36  Jonathan  Gladwin . 

37  Supplied . 


No.  of 
Members. 

Y  ear 

Missionaries. 

_ 

20 

20 

39 

William  Scott . ! 

41 

36 

• 

No.  of 
Members. 


21 

33 

54 

59 


B. 


BATCHEWANA  BAY. 

This  Mission  is  on  the  shore  of  a  beautiful  and  well  sheltered  bay  on  the  north  of  Lake  Superior, 
about  45  miles  above  Sault  Ste.  Marie.  It  first  appears  on  the  station  list  connected  with  Micln- 
picoton  in  1861  under  the  charge  of  James  Asquabe.  The  Indian  band  resident  here  number 
about  50. 

1862  George  Blaker  . 

63  Native  Teacher. 

64  Native  Teacher. 

65  Native  Teacher. 


17 

17 

17 


66  Native  Teacher. 

67 


to 


74  ) 


l  Supplied  from  Garden  River 


17 


Mission 


15EAUSOLIEL  ISLAND. 


This  Island  is  situate  in  the  Georgian  Bay,  Province  of  Ontario!  It  is  distant  about  8  miles  from 
Penetanguishene.  The  soil  is  very  sandy,  hence  the  Indians  residing  on  it  have  been  greatly 
discouraged  in  cultivating  it.  Their  crops  have  been  frequently  scorched  up  and  withered,  as  a 
consequence  they  have  been  led  to  leave  their  homes  and  scatter  abroad  in  search  of  a  living. 
The  Mission  for  this  cause  has  not  made  rapid  growth. 


1847  William  Herkimer . 

48  William  Herkimer . 

49  William  Herkimer . 


50 

51 

52 

53 

54 

55 

56 

57 

58 

59 


Horace  Dean  . 

Horace  Dean  .  . 

William  Herkimer . 

William  Herkimer . 

Stephen  Brownell . 

Edward  Sallows . 

Edward  Sallows . 

Edward  Sallows . 

William  M.  Cooley . 

William  M.  Cooley . 

Note. _ In  1860  a  new  and  more  extended  Mission  was  formed,  under  the  name  of  Christian 

Island,  Beausoliel  Island,  and  French  River— whichsee. 


34 

45 

3  00 

61 

8  00 

36 

6  53 

69 

3  00 

8  25 

69 

1  00 

4  00 

64 

60 

60 

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C. 


CAPE  CROCKER. 

An  Indian  Reserve  in  the  township  of  Albemarle,  on  the  Georgian  Bay,  County  of  Bruce,  Ontario. 
The  Newash  band  of  Indians  having  surrendered  their  land  to  the  Government,  settled  at  this 
place.  Colpoy’s  Bay  is  now  attached  to  this  Mission  as  it  formerly  was  to  Newash. 


Year 

Names  of  Missionaries. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Conting. 

Fund. 

Sup.  M. 
Fund. 

Mission 

Fund. 

1859  Stephen  Brownell . 

76 

$0  30 

0  25 

$0  45 

0  60 

$12  02 

76 

61 

77 

0  25 

1  00 

62 

Stenhp.n  Brown  pH . 

77 

63  Stenhp.n  Rrownp.ll  . 

76 

1  00 

64 

Edward  Sallows . 

60 

1  50 

65 

Edward  Sallows . 

67 

1  50 

66 

67 

25  50 

67  John  Doel  .  . . 

67 

68 

(  .John  Doel,  | 

65 

15  10 

69 

(  William  Herkimer,  v 

67 

47  84 

74 

41  38 

71 

86 

51  50 

82 

36  35 

73 

68 

31  60 

74 

See  Toronto  Conference . 

65 

72  50 

CHRISTIAN  ISLANDS. 

These  are  located  in  the  Georgian  Bay,  Ontario.  Distant  about  17  miles  from  Penetanguishene. 

See  Beausoliel  Island  and  French  River. 


40 

91 

0  97 

103 

1  00 

116 

1  00 

133 

1  00 

137 

0  22 

135 

139 

0  42 

141 

.... 

0  50 

*  85 

0  55 

100 

1  00 

101 

0  37 

1  10 

102 

0  42 

2  30 

74  See  Toronto  Conference . 

60 

71  63 
84  33 


181  28 
125  60 

66  08 

27  30 
39  88 
30  00 
48  50 

28  50 


COLDWATER. 

A  village  in  the  township  of  Medonte,  County  of  Simcoe,  Ontario.  It  was  formerly  part  ol  Lake 

Simcoe  Mission. 


1836  Gilbert  Miller . 

37  Gilbert  Miller . 

38  See  Lake  Simcoe  Mission 


"79  ;  '. 

’.  548 

81 

..  1 

COLPOY’S  BAY. 

A  small  village  in  the  township  of  Albemarle,  County  of  Bruce,  Ontario,  It  receives  its  name 
from  a  bay  which  connects  itself  with  the  Georgian  Bay  about  30  miles  from  Owen  Sound. 

A  small  band  of  Ojibway  Indians  resident  in  this  place  were  for  some  time  supplied  with  the 
Word  of  Life  by  teachers  sent  from  Owen  Sound  and  Newash  to  visit  them.  Since  1859  it  has  formed 
a  part  of  the  Cape  Crocker  Mission. 

CREDIT. 

So  named  from  the  River  Credit  in  the  township  of  Toronto,  County  of  Peel,  Ontario.  The  Chippewa 
Nation  had  a  reservation  of  land  at  the  mouth  of  this  river,  whicli  was  one  of  the  best  fisheries  on 
Lake  Ontario.  In  1826,  a  number  of  the  Mississaugas  who  had  been  converted  at  the  Grand 
River  Mission  commenced  to  settle  on  this  reservation,  hence  the  commencement  of  the  Mission 


there. 

1826  Egerton  Ryerson  . 

27  James  Richardson 

28  George  Ryerson  . . 


no 

118 

132 


*  French  River  and  Shawanaga  with  64  members  given  to  Parry  Sound  Mission. 

22 


338 


INDIAN  MISSIONS. 


Names  of  Missionaries. 


29  George  Ryerson . 

30  David  Youmans .  . 

31  James  Evans,  Edwy  M.  Ryerson 

32  Supplied  from  Toronto  Circuit.. 

33  William  Case,  Peter  Jones  .  ... 

34  William  Case,  Peter  Jones. .... 

35  William  Case,  Peter  Jones . 

36  William  Case,  Peter  Jones . 

37  Benjamin  Slight . 

38  Benjamin  Slight . 

39  Benjamin  Slight . . 

..  (  Alexander  McNab,  ) 

\  Peter  Jones,  \ 

41  David  Wright . 

42  David  Wright . 

43  David  Wright . 

44  Alexander  McNab . 

45  Samuel  Belton . 

46  Samuel  Belton,  Peter  Jones. . . . 

47  See  New  Credit  . 


Year 


No.  of 
Members. 

Conting.  1 
Fund. 

Sup.  M. 
Fund. 

Mission. 

Fund. 

140 

.... 

140 

.... 

.... 

132 

112 

85 

.... 

78 

89 

140 

130 

129 

122 

.... 

166 

.... 

81 

122 

$8  83 

$6  67 

.... 

136 

5  00 

3  12 

.... 

140 

4  62 

5  52 

.... 

152 

!  5  26 

6  00 

.... 

146 

4  50 

4  50 

1  136 

2  62 

2  54  1  .... 

FRENCH  RIVER. 

At  the  head  of  the  Georgian  Bay  and  connecting  it  with  Lake  Nipissing.  Since  1854,  the  Indians 
located  at  the  mouth  of  this  river  have  had  the  ordinances  of  religion  administered  to  them  from 
Christian  Island,  Beausoliel  Island  or  Parry  Sound.  In  addition  to  which  a  school  has  been  sup¬ 
plied  with  a  teacher  who  has  been  a  paid  agent  of  the  Missionary  Society. 


GARDEN  RIVER. 

An  Indian  settlement  at  the  mouth  of  Garden  River,  on  the  North  Shore,  of  Lake  Huron  District  of 

Algoma,  Ontario. 

1853  George  McDougall . 

54  George  McDougall . 

55  George  McDougall . . 

56  George  McDougall . 

Thomas  Hurlburt . 

Allan  Salt . 

Allan  Salt . 

W  illiam  Harkimer . 

Edward  Sallows . 

Edward  Sallows . . 

Edward  Sallows . 

Samuel  Down . 

Samuel  Down.. . 

Samuel  Down ...  . 

Samuel  Down . 


57 

58 

59 

60 
61 
62 

63 

64 

65 

66 

67 

68 

69 

70 

71 

72 

73 

74 


Supplied  from  Sault  Ste.  Marie. 

Erastus  S.  Curry . 

Erastus  S.  Curry . 

Erastus  S.  Curry . 

See  Toronto  Conference . 


....  1 
64 

0  50  0  50 

60 

1  00  0  50 

55 

54 

84 

....  |  .... 

120 

17 

.... 

23 

6  25  3  25 

36 

0  50  '  6  00 

31 

1  00  6  00 

23 

4  00 

23 

-  - 

'.  54 

2  70  4  27 

50 

_  .... 

21 

i 

$30  0 


41  23 


62  89 


62  25 


GEORGIAN  A  ISLAND. 


An  Island  in  Lake  Simcoe,  occupied  by  about  fifteen  Indian  families,  who  have  been  supplied  with 
the  ordinances  of  religion  by  the  Ministers  from  Mount  Albert  and  other  adjoining  circuits.  See 
Snake  Island. 


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339 


GRAND  RIVER. 

This  Indian  settlement  is  in  the  townships  of  Tuscarora  and  Onondaga,  on  the  Grand  River,  in  the 
County  of  Brant,  Ontario.  This  was  the  first  Indian  Mission  connected  with  Canadian  Methodism. 


Year 


N 


ames  of  Missionaries. 


1822  Alvin  Torry . 

23  Alvin  Torry,  Thomas  Demorest.  .  . 

24  Alvin  Torry . 

25  Alvin  Torry . 

26  Alvin  Torry. . 

27  Alvin  Torry,  Joseph  Messmore.  .  . 

28  Joseph  Messmore,  William  Smith 

29  William  Griffis . 


30  George  Ryerson . 

31  Richard  Phelps . . . 

32  Richard  Phelps . 

33  Joseph  Messmore . 

34  Joseph  Messmore . 

35  John  Douse . '. . 

36  Matthew  Whiting . . . 

37  Matthew  Whiting . 

38  David  Wright . 

39  William  Ryerson . 

40  William  Ryerson . 

41  Kennedy  Creighton . 

42  Hamilton  Biggar . 

43  Hamilton  Biggar . 

44  Hamilton  Biggar . 

45  Hamilton  Biggar,  Alexander  T.  Green  .  . 

46  Rowley  Heyland,  Stephen  Brownell 

47  Rowley  Heyland,  Ozias  Barber . 

48  Rowley  Heyland,  Abraham  Carpenter. . . 

49  Rowley  Heyland,  Abraham  Carpenter. .  . 

50  Kennedy  Creighton,  Abraham  Carpenter 

51  William  Ryerson,  Abraham  Carpenter  .  . 

52  William  Ryerson,  Peter  Jones . 

53  William  Ryerson,  Peter  Jones . 

54  William  Ryerson,  Peter  Jones . 

55  William  Ryerson,  Peter  Jones . 

56  Thomas  Fawcett . 

57  Thomas  Fawcett . 

58  Thomas  Fawcett . 

59  John  Ryerson . 

60  Peter  German . 

61  Peter  German . 

62  Peter  German . 

63  Peter  German . 

64  Peter  German . 

65  Daniel  V.  Lucas . 

66  Daniel  V.  Lucas . 

67  Daniel  V.  Lucas . 

68  Daniel  V.  Lucas . 

69  Thomas  Lawson . 

70  Thomas  Lawson . 

71  John  C.  Willmott,  M.A . 

72  John  C.  Willmott,  M.A . 

73  Erastus  Hurlburt . 

74  See  London  Conference . 


No.  of 
Members. 

Conting. 

Fund. 

Sup.  M. 
Fund. 

Mission 

Fund. 

"30 

100 

192 

110 

58 

125 

220 

174 

230 

160 

170 

155 

160 

168 

140 

125 

91 

104 

52 

30 

135 

$9  50 

$4  75 

180 

11  35 

5  45 

176 

9  57 

5  50 

243 

11  03 

8  20 

240 

7  50 

7  00 

288 

S  00 

1  50 

164 

1  00 

1  75 

140 

1  25 

2  00 

143 

1  90 

140 

1  50 

140 

2  00 

140 

1  37 

68 

1  25 

73 

1  00 

2  14 

$44  62 

115 

3  00 

3  40 

75  40 

136 

3  10 

80  00 

135 

63  00 

183 

i  00 

31  93 

130 

0  75 

4  10 

44  16 

205 

4  00 

4  12 

79  63 

230 

4  36 

4  62 

103  27 

232 

-  4  40 

4  68 

88  71 

237 

4  23 

5  00 

90  44 

170 

2  25 

4  25 

134  33 

159 

2  47 

2  35 

118  78 

165 

4  45 

4  10 

113  57 

163 

4  70 

4  20 

103  02 

71 

4  73 

4  30 

105  80 

117 

4  31 

3  75 

127  48 

69 

2  28 

2  75 

53  30 

67 

2  33 

3  27 

77  74 

69 

2  38 

3  81 

53  03 

GRAPE  ISLAND. 

An  Island  occupied  by  Indians,  in  the  Bay  of  Quinte,  in  front  of  the  township  of  Earnestown,  County 
of  Addington,  Ontario.  The  first  attempt  ever  made  for  the  conversion  of  the  Mississauga  Indians 
on  this  Island  was  in  the  winter  of  1825-6,  when  the  devoted  William  Case  and  Peter  Jones 
introduced  the  Gospel  to  them.  In  the  spring  of  1826  Peter  Jones  and  others  from  the  Credit 
Mission  made  them  another  visit,  and  explained  and  enforced  the  Gospel  claims.  Several  were 
awakened,  among  whom  was  John  Sunday,  a  man  who  proved  to  be  of  historic  worth.  On  the 
31st  May,  1826,  the  first  Society  of  converted  Indians  in  Canada  was  organized. 


1827  Solomon  Waldron,  Richard  Phelps . i  .... 

28  William  Smith . !  118 


340 


INDIAN  MISSIONS. 


Year 

Names  of  Missionaries. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Conting. 

Fund. 

Sup.  M. 
Fund. 

Mission. 

Fund. 

123 

lozy 

30 

125 

.... 

118 

.... 

ol 

108 

.... 

6  A 

81 

.... 

66  ouppiieu  Hum  . . 

0  4  T _ -i/U..,,  . 

42 

6<± 

113 

3o 

93- 

36 

37 

85 

- 1  - 

HIAWATHA. 

An  Indian  village  on  Rice  Lake,  in  the  township  of  Otonabee,  County  of  Peterboro 

formerly  known  as  Rice  Lake  Mission 


Ontario.  It  was 


1862  David  B.  Madden . 

63  David  B.  Madden . 

64  Thomas  Williams . 

65  Thomas  Williams . 

66  Thomas  Williams . 

67  Joseph  Reynolds . 

68  Joseph  Reynolds . 

69  Robert  Brooking . 

Robert  Brooking . 

Robert  Brooking . 

Robert  Brooking . 

73  Robert  Brooking . 

74  See  Toronto  Conference. 


70 

71 

72 


56  | 

$3 

00 

|50 

20 

55 

3 

00 

52 

95 

49 

$2 

15 

3 

00 

58 

30 

69 

2 

49 

3 

27 

53 

65 

51 

1 

60 

2 

45 

44 

36 

47 

1 

58 

i 

50 

49 

54 

59 

0 

75 

21 

42 

55 

0 

75 

32 

82 

53 

0 

78 

0 

35 

37 

32 

48 

0 

80 

0 

50 

42 

45 

46 

0 

62 

0 

55 

35 

25 

43 

0 

85 

43 

54 

45 

0 

90 

1 

00 

43 

20 

L. 


LAKE  OF  TWO  MOUNTAINS. 

An  Indian  Reserve  on  the  north  shore  of  the  River  Ottawa,  in  the  Seigniory  of  Two  Mountains  Pro- 
Vince  of  Quebec.  As  this  Mission,  on  account  of  the  persecutions  suffered  by  the  Methodist 
Indians  and  the  destruction  of  their  church,  at  the  instance  of  the  priests  ol  the  eminaiy  ot  bt. 
Sulpice."  has  become  historic,  we  have  gleaned  the  following,  chiefly  from  a  tract  issued  by  the 
“  Protestant  Defence  Alliance  of  Canada  ”  -.  ,  T  ... 

“  In  the  early  part  of  the  last  century  the  Iroquois  and  Algonquin  tribes  of  Indians  resided 
on  the  Island  of  Montreal.  That  they  might  be  removed  from  the  white  population,  which  was 
steadily  increasing  by  means  of  immigration  from  the  Old  World,  they  applied  to  the  King 
of  France  for  the  Seigniory  of  the  Lake  of  Two  Mountains,  to  which  they  removed.  The 
Seminary  of  St  Sulpice  having  for  some  time  had  a  Mission  established  among  these  Indian 
tribes  obtained  a  grant  of  the  Seigniory  in  the  year  1718,  for  the  express  purpose  of  aiding  them 
in  their  mission  work.  In  1735,  in  order  that  the  Indians  might  have  a  wider  range,  for  hunting, 
a  orant  was  made  ol  the  adjoining  Seigniory,  and  with  special  reference  to  the  Indian  Missions. 

“After  the  Conquest  of  Canada  the  Sulpicians  were  still  allowed  to  retain  possession  of  these 
Seigniories.  Thus  it  remained  until  1841  when  the  Seminary  obtained  a  confirmation  of  its  titles 
to  these  properties,  without  any  modification  whether  with  reference  to  the  Indians,  oi  to  the 
support  of  education  and  the  poor.  After  the  lapse  of  a  few  years,  however,  the  Seminary 
endeavoured  to  get  rid  of  a  part  of  their  manifest  obligations  to  the  Indians,  and  to  become  the 
absolute  owners  of  the  Seigniory  of  Two  Mountains,  by  seeking  to  remove  the  Indians  from  the 
homes  and  lands  of  their  fathers.  The  Indians,  as  might  be  expected,  refused  to  submit  to  such 
an  unjust  arrangement.  A  conflict  at  once  began  between  the  Indians  and  those  who  had  claimed 
to  be  their  spiritual  advisers.  The  Seminary  seemed  determined  to  expel  the  Indians,  and  the 
Indians  were  equally  determined  not  to  yield.  .  , 

“In  this  way  the  confidence  of  the  Indians  in  the  teachings  of  Romanism  was  naturally  de¬ 
stroyed,  and  accordingly  in  1868  they  resolved  to  abandon  the  Romish  Church.  At  this  crisis  in 
their  history  a  Methodist  Mission  was  commenced  among  them,  and  a  small  house  was  purchased 
from  an  Indian,  which  was  at  once  fitted  up  for  a  school  and  for  religious  services.  This 
proving  too  small,  a  site  was  purchased  lor  the  erection  of  a  church,  and  soon  a  building  costing 


WESLEYAN  METHODIST  CONFERENCE. 


341 


about  twelve  hundred  dollars  was  erected.  Some  friends  living  on  the  opposite  side  of  the  river, 
feeling  a  deep  interest  in  this  new  Mission,  and  gladly  marking  the  change  in  the  conduct  oi  the 
converts  from  Rome  procured  a  bell  for  their  new  church,  at  an  expense  of  one  hundred  and  fifty 
dollars.  Knowing  the  spirit  of  Rome  to  be  unchanged,  it  is  not  a  matter  of  surprise  that  a 
system  of  persecution  has  been  persistently  kept  up  from  the  beginning,  which  culminated  in  the 
wanton  destruction  of  their  church.” 


Year 

Names  of  Missionaries. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Conting. 

Fund. 

Sup.  M. 
Fund. 

Mission. 

Fund. 

1869 

70 

71 

72 

73 

74 

110 

146 

205 

209 

See  Montreal  Conference . 

221 

.... 

LAKE  SIMCOE. 

A  Lake  in  the  County  of  Simcoe,  Province  of  Ontario.  It  gave  the  name  to  a  Mission  which  was 
begun  in  1828,  and  included  nearly  all  the  surrounding  townships.  For  several  years  it  embraced 
both  the  white  and  native  work.  The  Minutes  of  Conference  do  not  make  any  distinct  reference 
to  the  number  of  native  members.  From  another  source  we  learn  that  in  1832  the  Indian  mem¬ 
bers  numbered  137.  See  Lake  Simcoe  on  page  234. 

LAKE  SUPERIOR. 

This  Mission  embraced  all  the  Indian  settlements  on  the  North  Shore  of  Lake  Superior,  in  the 

Province  of  Ontario. 

1838  James  Evans,  Thomas  Hurlburt 

39  James  Evans,  Thomas  Hurlburt 

40  Thomas  Hurlburt . 

41  ) 

to  >  Supplied. 

53  ) 

54  George  Blaker . 

55  George  Blaker . 

56  See  Michipicoton  and  Pic  River 


15 

.... 

.... 

41 

.... 

M. 


MANITOULIN  ISLAND. 


1871 

72 

73 

74 


A  large  Island  in  the  northern  part  of  Lake  Huron,  Province  of  Ontario. 


Thomas  Hurlburt . 

Thomas  Hurlburt . 

William  Sutton . 

See  Toronto  Conference 


14 

.... 

.... 

$10  00 

14 

2  25 

25 

$1  20 

$2*40 

48  15 

MICHIPICOTON. 

An  Indian  settlement  at  the  mouth  of  the  Michipicoton  River,  about  half-way  up  Lake  Superior. 
It  is  distant  from  Sault  Ste.  Marie  120  miles.  It  was  formerly  included  in  the  Lake  Superior 
Mission.  «. 


1856  George  Blaker  .. . 

57  Henry  P.  Chase  . 

58  James  Ashquabe 

59  Janies  Ashquabe 

60  George  Blaker  . .  . 

61  James  Ashquabe 

62  James  Ashquabe 

63  . 


6  i 
22 

.... 

:::: 

22 

40 

66 

.  .  .  . 

66 

.  .  .  . 

24 

.  .  .  . 

MORAYIANTOWN. 

An  Indian  Reservation  on  the  river  Thames,  the  Indians  resident  there  have  had  the  spiritual  over¬ 
sight  of  the  Ministers  stationed  at  Wardsville  for  many  years.  The  band  numbers  about  120.  A 
good  Sabbath  School  and  Day  School  have  been  sustained,  but  owing  to  some  difficulties  of  a 
formidable  nature,  Methodism  has  not  made  as  much  comparative  progress  on  this  Reserve  as 
elsewhere. 


342 


INDIAN  MISSIONS. 


MOUNT  ELGIN. 

The  name  given  to  an  Industrial  School  established  within  the  bounds  of  the  Muncey  Mission.  There 
is  connected  with  this  Institution  a  Boys’  and  Girls’  School.  The  Indian  Department  of  the 
Dominion  Government  make  an  annual  grant  to  this  school,  in  consideration  of  which,  fifty  Indian 
boys  and  girls  each  year  are  educated,  clothed  and  trained  in  some  industrial  pursuit. — See 
Muncey  Mission  ;  also  Mount  Elgin  Industrial  School. 


MUD  LAKE. 

A  small  lake  in  the  township  of  Dummer,  County  of  Peterboro’,  Ontario.  A  small  band  of  Indians 
are  resident  there,  to  whom  the  Society  have  regularly  supplied  the  Word  of  Life. 


Year 

Names  of  Missionaries. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Conting. 

Fund. 

Sup.  M. 
Fund. 

1852 

<  >n  iti  H.  Ellsworth . 

53  Stephen  Miles . 

74 

$i  59 

4  31 

$1  37 

5  12 

54  John  Sanderson.  .Tames  A.  Ivison . . 

61 

55" 

57 

4  50 

5  60 

56 

| .  '  ‘  " 

40 

57 

36 

58 

>  Supplied  from  Bndgenorth,  J 

31 

59 

i .  . 

30 

60  j 

1 

27 

61 S 

24 

62 

i . 

26 

63 

I . 

26 

64 

VSupplied  from  Lakefield . 

21 

65 

..  . 

66 

.  . 

67; 

22 

68' 

43 

r 

69 

Supplied  from  Lakefield  and  Warsaw  J . 

43 

70 

James  W.  Sloan  e . 

47 

71 

David  Hardie . 

47 

44 

72  John  Hodgson . 

73  William  Craig . 

44 

7  4  See  Toronto  Conference . 

50 

.... 

....  i 

Mission. 

Fund. 


$88  00 

20  00 
10  43 
26  05 
31  20 
35  80 
17  05 

24  63 


57 

70 


31  50 
7  00 
31  50 
25  30 
19  17 

28  36 
14  20 


MUNCEY. 

An  Indian  Reserve  on  the  River  Thames  in  the  township  of  Carradoc,  County  of  Middlesex,  Ontario. 
It  was  formerly  included  in  the  Thames  Circuit.  In  1852  the  Mount  Elgin  Industrial  School  was 
established  in  connection  with  this  Mission.  See  Mount  Elgin  Mission.  The  Mission  embraces 
three  distinct  Indian  bands,  viz.,  the,  Ojibwas,  Oneidas  and  Munsees,  and  the  white  families  who 
live  near  the  Reserve. 

1828  Thomas  Hurlburt . 

29  Thomas  Hurlburt . 

30  Thomas  Hurlburt . 

31  Thomas  Hurlburt . 

32  Thomas  Hurlburt . 

33  Ezra  Adams,  Thomas  Hurlburt . 


34  Ezra  Adams. 

35 

36 

37 

38 

39 


40 

41 

42 

43 

44 

45 

46 


Solomon  Waldron  .  . 

Solomon  Waldron  . . 

Solomon  Waldron.  . 

Solomon  Waldron .  . 

Solomon  Waldron  .  . 

Solomon  W aldron, 

Peter  J  ones, 

Peter  Jones . 

Peter  Jones . 

Peter  Jones,  David  Hardie,  Abraham  Sickles . 

Cornelius  Flummerfelt,  Abraham  Sickles . 

Solomon  Waldron,  Abraham  Sickles . . 

Peter  Jones,  Solomon  Waldron,  Abraham  Sickles. 
47 'Peter  Jones,  Abraham  Sickles . 

48  Peter  Jones,  Abraham  Sickles . 

49  Samuel  D.  Rice,  Abraham  Sickles . 

50  Samuel  Rose,  Abraham  Sickles . 

51  Samuel  Rose,  John  Sunday,  Abraham  Sickles . 


15 

35 

73 

80 

93 

108 

127 

157 

171 

140 

4  73 

150 

138 

178 

229 

246 

239 

221 

2  13 

4  00 

222 

3  40 

5  00 

209 

5  00 

292 

200 

1  75 

212 

2  00 

2  00 

103 

7  65 

6  00 

138 

4  43 

2  00 

222 

4  60 

3  08 

WESLEYAN  METHODIST  CONFERENCE. 


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From  1852  to  1863  this  Mission  appears  in  the  Minutes  of  Conference  under  the  double  name, of 
Mount  Elgin  and  Muncey. 


Yearj  Names  of  Missionaries. 


1852  Samuel  Rose,  John  Sunday,  Abraham  Carpenter. . . . 

53  Samuel  Rose,  John  Sunday,  Abraham  Sickles . 

54  Samuel  Rose,  John  Sunday,  Abraham  Sickles . 

55  Samuel  Rose,  John  Sunday,  Abraham  Sickles . 

56  James  Musgrove,  Henry  P.  Chase,  Abraham  Sickles. 

57  James  Musgrove,  Matt.  Whiting,  Abraham  Sickles.. 

58  James  Musgrove,  Matt.  Whiting,  Abraham  Sickles. . 

59  James  Musgrove,  Matt.  Whiting,  Abraham  Sickles.. 

60  James  Musgrove,  Matt.  Whiting,  Abraham  Sickles. . 

61  James  Musgrove,  Matt.  Whiting,  Abraham  Sickles.. 

62  Jas.  Musgrove,  Win.  H.  Musgrove,  Abraham  Sickles 

63  William  H.  Musgrove,  Abraham  Sickles . 


No.  of 
Members. 

Conting. 

Fund. 

Sup.  M. 
Fund. 

Mission. 

Fund. 

226 

#4  80 

$10  40 

227 

2  78 

10  50 

228 

3  43 

13  00 

,  ,  ,  , 

216 

4  00 

16  00 

$123  07 

217 

6  20 

14  20 

234 

2  50 

2  00 

100  83 

243 

1  75 

2  00 

93  16 

220 

1  75 

2  00 

88  62 

205 

1  50 

2  00 

59  32 

202 

1  50 

2  00 

76  62 

182 

1  00 

2  00 

71  56 

182 

1  00 

1  00 

60  50 

From  1864  to  1866  the  Mission  is  known  in  the  Minutes  by  the  single  name  of  Muncey. 


1864  Francis  Berry,  Abraham  Sickles 

65  Francis  Berry,  Abraham  Sickles 

66  Francis  Berry,  Abraham  Sickles 


138 

1  00 

1  00 

43 

00 

142 

1  56 

.... 

44 

65 

128 

1  50 

50 

00 

In  1867  the  Mount  Elgin  School  was  placed  under  the  charge  of  Reuben  E.  Tupper,  and 
the  Mission  work  in  charge  of  Peter  German  ;  and  in  the  Minutes  of  Conference  each  department 
stands  separate  and  distinct. 


1867  Reuben  E.  Tupper,  Peter  German 
68 


Reuben  E.  Tupper,  Peter  German 

69  Reuben  E.  Tupper,  Peter  German,  Abraham  Sickles 

70  Reuben  E.  Tupper,  Peter  German,  Abraham  Sickles 


tendency. 

1871  James  Gray . 

72  Ephraim  Evans,  D.D.,  Allan  Salt. 

73  Ephraim  Evans,  D.D.,  Allan  Salt. 

74  See  London  Conference . 


128 

1  50 

2  50 

56  49 

134 

1  30 

3  50 

62  63 

138 

1  31 

3  53 

76  08 

141 

1  34 

3  58 

57  74 

on  work  is 

again  united  under  one  superin- 

*  145 

1  50 

3  70 

41  91 

117 

2  00 

2  95 

76  72 

123 

2  10 

2  50 

110  87 

70 

..... 

2  00 

76  25 

JSf. 


NEWASH. 

An  Indian  village  at  the  foot  of  Owen  Sound  Bay,  township  of  Keppel,  County  of  Grey, Ontario. 


1850  James  Hutchinson,  David  Sawyer  .  .  . 

51  Edward  Sallows,  David  Sawyer . 

Colpoy’s  Bay  united  with  Newash. 

52  Conrad  Vandusen . . 

53  Conrad  Vandusen . 

54  Conrad  Vandusen . 

55  Conrad  Vandusen . 

56  Conrad  Vandusen . 

57  Conrad  Vandusen .  . 


58  See  Cape  Crocker . 


67 

i  ii 

.... 

68 

72 

69 

0  27 

0  43 

65 

0  68 

0  68 

57 

0  77 

1  03 

55 

0  62 

1  05 

57 

0  47 

0  27 

9  00 
15  50 


NEW  CREDIT. 

This  Mission  is  situate  between  the  eastern  boundary  of  the  township  of  Townsend  and  the  road 
leading  from  Hamilton  to  Port  Dover,  in  the  township  of  Oneida,  County  of  Haldimand,  Ontario. 
The  Indians  formerly  resident  on  the  River  Credit,  on  leaving  that  Reserve,  obtained  leave  to 
locate  in  this  place,  hence  the  name  New  Credit.  The  Ojibwas,  Dele  wares,  anil  Onondagas. 


1848  William  Ryerson . 

.... 

87 

i  75 

84 

1  00 

1  50 

74 

0  37 

100 

2  08 

2  07 

100 

5  10 

3  85 

55  Matthew  Whiting . 

125 

6  00 

10  00 

79  37 


*  Thirty  members  given  to  Oneida  Mission. 


344 


INDIAN  MISSIONS. 


Year 

Names  of  Missionaries. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Conting. 

Fund. 

Sup.  M. 
Fund. 

Mission. 

Fund. 

1856 

57 

58 

59 

60 
61 
62 

115 

$33  00 

118 

$2  00 

$i  75 

120 

2  18 

2  37 

50  57 

120 

1  75 

2  25 

75  79 

112 

64  62 

107 

1  96 

4  25 

56  15 

114 

1  88 

2  25 

47  61 

63 

104 

2  77 

3  50 

63  03 

64 

86 

2  12 

3  25 

49  40 

65 

66 

86 

2  12 

2  00 

49  07 

75 

2  12 

2  00 

48  98 

76 

2  12 

2  00 

62  50 

68 

75 

2  12 

2  00 

68  69 

75 

1  00 

1  50 

59  89 

82 

1  00 

1  50 

76  29 

71 

88 

1  00 

1  00 

86  18 

82 

1  00 

1  00 

64  03 

73 

74 

82 

2  33 

3  20 

92  08 

70 

2  38 

4  00 

86  92 

_ 

_ 

o 


OKA. 

See  Lake  of  Two  Mountains. 


ONEIDA. 


This  mission  was  formerly  part  of  the  Muncey  Mission.  It  is  situate  on  the  river  Thames  in  the 
township  of  Carradoc,  County  of  Middlesex,  Ontario. 


1871  William  Cross . 

30 

11 

18 

74  See  London  Conference . 

90 

.... 

15  39 
27  00 
44  57 


P. 


PARRY  SOUND. 


This  Mission  embraces  a  band  of  Pagan  Indians,  on  Parry  Island  in  the  Georgian  Bay,  about  seven 
miles  from  the  Sound,  and  the  Indians  at  French  River  and  Shahwanaga.  The  Mission  work  is 
scattered  over  100  miles  of  dangerous  coast. 


1869  Charles  A.  Hanson . 

70  Samuel  Tuckor . 

71  Samuel  Tucker . 

1872  Samuel  Tucker . 

73  John  C.  Willmott,  M.A. 

74  See  Toronto  Conference.. 


20 

22  25 

50 

68  65 

54  ;  .... 

105  30 

68  ; 

95  70 

85 

180  34 

PIC  RIVER. 


A  Mission  Station  on  the  north  shore  of  Lake  Superior,  at  the  mouth  of  the  Pic  River,  near  the 
Hudson’s  Bay  Company’s  Fort.  It  was  formerly  Lake  Superior  Mission. 


1854  George  Blaker. . . 

55  . 

56  James  Ashquabe. 

57  George  Blaker.. . 

58  George  Blaker... 

59  George  Blaker. . . 


30 

44 

41 


PIGEON  RIVER 


Is  situate  at  the  head  of  Lake  Superior,  where  lies  the  boundary  between  the  United  States  and 

Canada. 


1857  James  Ashquabe. 


WESLEYAN  METHODIST  CONFERENCE. 


345 


E. 


RAMA. 


An  Indian  Reserve  in  the  township  of  Rama,  on  the  eastern  shore  of  Lake  Couchiching,  County  and 
Province  of  Ontario.  It  was  formerly  part  of  Lake  Simcoe  Mission. 


Year 


Names  of  Missionaries. 


1845  William  Herkimer. 


No.  of 
Members. 


Conting. 

Fund. 


Sup.  M 
Fund. 


Mission. 

Fund. 


46  Horace  Dean  . 

47  Horace  Dean  . 

48  Horace  Dean  . 

49  Horace  Dean  . 

50  William  Steer. 

51  William  Steer 


126 

77 

95 

91 

89 

77 


$5  43 

1  43 

2  10 
3  53 
3  60 
0  75 


$5  43 
1  75 
8  00 
6  00 
6  82 
1  47 


52  Horace  Dean 


55 


53  Horace  Dean . 

54  Horace  Dean . 

55  Peter  Jacobs . 

56  Peter  Jacobs . 

57  George  McDougall . 

58  George  McDougall,  Peter  Campbell. 

59  George  McDougall,  Peter  Campbell. 

60  Robert  Brooking,  Peter  Campbell  . . 

61  Robert  Brooking . 

62  Robert  Brooking . 

63  Robert  Brooking . 

64  Robert  Brooking . 

65  Robert  Brooking . 

66  Robert  Brooking . . 

67  Robert  Brooking . 

68  Robert  Brooking . 

69  Joseph  L.  Sanders . 

70  Joseph  L.  Sanders . 

71  William  H.  Peake . 

72  William  H.  Peake . 

73  William  H.  Peake . 

74  See  Toronto  Conference . 


64 

64 

64 

63 

63 

99 

82 

112 

87 

91 

96 

95 

91 

82 

90 

111 

110 

111 

118 

123 

116 

111 


1  00 


2  00 


0  23 
0  50 
1  00 


0  55 
0  45 
0  50 
0  75 
0  75 
0  80 
0  85 
0  90 
1  00 

1  00 

1  00 

2  80 
3  00 


0 

30 

$21 

43 

0 

83 

29 

40 

1 

00 

29 

40 

1 

50 

38 

25 

71 

14 

2 

00 

77 

98 

0 

50 

186 

26 

0 

75 

141 

83 

0 

75 

132 

20 

0 

90 

120 

00 

1 

05 

123 

65 

1 

10 

129 

69 

1 

25 

98 

00 

1 

30 

48 

88 

1 

45 

65 

29 

3 

00 

74 

72 

5 

00 

105 

13 

11 

31 

136 

60 

12 

64 

181 

14 

11 

03 

260 

32 

RICE  LAKE. 


The  name  given  to  an  Indian  settlement  on  Rice  Lake,  in  the  township  of  Otonabee,  County  of 

Peterboro’,  Ontario. 


1825  George  Bissell . 

26  ) . 

to  >  United  with  Cavan. 

29  ) 

30  James  Evans . 

31  . 

32  Daniel  McMullen . 

33  Daniel  McMullen . 

34  Gilbert  Miller . 

35  Gilbert  Miller . .* . 

36  William  Case,  Sylvester  Hurlburt,  John  Sunday.. . . 

37  Sylvester  Hurlburt . 

38  Sylvester  Hurlburt . 

39  John  Sunday  . 

40  John  Sunday  . 

41  John  Sunday  . 

42  John  Sunday . . . 

|  United  with  Alderville  Mission. 

45  John  Sunday  . 

46  John  Sunday  . 

47  Robert  Brooking,  John  Sunday . 

48  Robert  Brooking,  John  Sunday . 

49  Robert  Brooking,  John  Sunday . 


110 


178 

212 

212 

210 

142 

168 

146 

70 

81 

48 

56 

58 

59 


63 

70 

72 

74 

83 


346 


INDIAN  MISSIONS. 


Year 


Names  of  Missionaries. 


1850  Robert  Brooking,  John  Sunday 

51  Robert  Brooking . 

52  Thomas  Hurlburt . 

53  Thomas  Hurlburt . 

54  William  Herkimer . 

55  William  Herkimer . 

56  William  Herkimer . 

57  Wellington  Jeffers . 

58  Wellington  Jeffers . 

59  Wellington  Jeffers . 

60  David  B.  Madden . 

61  David  B.  Madden . . 

62  Now  called  Hiawatha  Mission. 


No.  of 
Members. 

Conting. 

Fund. 

Sup.  M. 
Fund. 

Mission. 

Fund. 

_ 

77 

$0  75 

$1  12 

80 

0  80 

1  00 

101 

1  00 

1  12 

69 

0  96 

1  50 

69 

47 

6  00 

.$16  30 

47 

.... 

47 

37  57 

60 

1  00 

57  87 

58 

1  25 

79  42 

67 

1  00 

112  73 

66 

2  00 

55  33 

66 

3  00 

50  20 

s. 


SAUGEEN. 


An  Indian  village  in  the  township  of  Saugeen,  on  Lake  Huron,  County  of  Bruce,  Ontario.  Distant 
from  Kincardine  35  miles,  and  from  Goderich  70  miles. 


1833  John  Benham . 

34  Thomas  Hurlburt . 

35  Thomas  Hurlburt . 

36  Thomas  Hurlburt . 

37  . 

38  Gilbert  Miller . 

39  William  Herkimer . 

40  William  Herkimer . 

41  . 

42  Thomas  Williams . 

43  George  Copway . . . 

44  George  Cop  way . 

45  George  Copway . 

46  John  K.  Williston . 

47  John  K.  Williston . 

48  John  K.  Williston . 

49  John  K.  Williston . 

50  William  Herkimer . 

51  James  Hutchinson,  David  Sawyer. . . 

52  James  Hutchinson,  James  M.  Clarke 

53  Peter  Jacobs . 

54  Peter  Jacobs . 

55  Peter  Jacobs . 

56  John  K.  Williston . 

57  John  K.  Williston . 

58  John  K.  Williston . 

59  John  K.  Williston . 

60  John  K.  Williston . 

61  John  K.  Williston . 

62  John  K.  Williston . 

Southampton  united  with  it. 

63  William  M.  Cooley . 

64  William  M.  Cooley . 

65  William  Cross . 

66  William  Cross . 

67  William  Cross . 

68  William  Cross . 

69  Elisha  Tennant . 

70  Elisha  Tennant . 

71  Elisha  Tennant . 

72  George  Jacques . 

73  George  Jacques . 

74  See  Toronto  Conference . 


59 

65 

73 

70 

65 

81 

107 

107 

117 

134 

1  00 

147 

1  00 

116 

100 

6  37 

109 

1  00 

119 

1  35 

94 

1  48 

105 

97 

76 

.... 

73 

0  50 

64 

1  00 

54 

54 

6  69 

63 

0  50 

58 

0  70 

70 

1  00 

•68 

0  60 

100 

1  05 

113 

2  50 

105 

1  30 

108 

0  85 

110  ' 

1  00 

93 

93 

75 

.... 

59 

73 

72 

0  51 

66 

0  60 

64 

0  70 

1  00 

1  25  ! 

1  53 
1  50 
l  25  | 

.... 

O’ 87 
0  50 


0 

50 

25 

12 

6 

43 

11 

83 

0 

50 

19 

98 

0 

50 

20 

43 

0 

26 

16 

00 

0 

20 

0 

25 

0 

34 

1 

00 

• 

.  . 

0 

12 

0 

20 

32 

64 

27 

75 

48 

82 

43 

15 

32 

70 

32 

98 

i 

00 

60 

93 

l 

20 

46 

98 

l 

70 

58 

42 

WESLEYAN  METHODIST  CONFERENCE. 


847 


SAULT  STE.  MARIE. 


A  village  at  the  head  of  Lake  Huron,  on  the  St.  Marie  River,  Algoma  District,  Ontario.  It  was 
formerly  supplied  from  Garden  River  Mission. 


Year 

Names  of  Missionaries. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Conting. 

Fund. 

Sup.  M. 
Fund. 

Mission. 

Fund. 

1864 

65 

Samuel  Dnwn’  Garden  Rlver  Mission,  . 

66  Sa.mnp.l  Down  . 

67 

Samuel  Fear  . 

$104  00 

68 

Samuel  Fear . 

69 

Samuel  Fear . 

4 

70 

Erastus  S.  Curry .  . 

15 

34  i6 

71 

35 

*2  12 

$1  25 

5  12 

Garden  River  Mission  which  had  been  connected  with  the  Sault  work  for  three  ^years,  became 
again  a  seperate  Mission  field,  Sault  Ste.  Marie  retaining  the  Domestic  Mission  work.  See  page  294. 


SCUGOG  ISLAND. 


An  Island  chiefly  occupied  by  Indians.  It  is  situated  in  Lake  Scugog,  County  and  Province  of  Ontario. 


1 846  George  B.  Butcher . 

47  William  Steer,  Matthew  Connor . 

48  William  Steer . 

49  {A  local  siopply) . 

50  Stephen  Miles  (Cartright  Mission) . 

51  John  Sanderson  (Cartwright  Misson) . 

52  John  Sanderson  (Cartwright  Mission) . 

53  Charles  Fish,  (Bowmanville  Circuit) . 

54  Thomas  Hanna  (Cartwright  Mission) . 

55  Thomas  Hanna  (Cartwright  Mission) . 

56  William  Richardson  (Cartwright  Mission) 

57  William  Richardson  (Cartwright  Mission) 

58  David  A.  Johnston  (Cartwright  Mission)  . 

59  John  Law  (Prince  Albert) . 

60  John  Law  (Prince  Albert) . 

61  John  Law  (Prince  Albert) . 

62  Charles  Silvester  (Prince  Albert) . 

63  Charles  Silvester  (Prince  Albert) . 

64  Charles  Silvester  (Prince  Albert) . 

65  Thomas  Stobbs  (Prince  Albert) . 

66  Thomas  Stobbs  (Prince  Albert) . 

67  Thomas  Stobbs  (Prince  Albert) . 

68  Henry  Reid  (Prince  Albert) . 

69  Henry  Reid  (Prince  Albert) . 

70  Henry  Reid  (Prince  Albert) . 

71  Alfred  McCann  (Prince  Albert) . . 

72  Alfred  McCann  (Prince  Albert) . 

73  Samuel  C.  Philp,  Jr.  (Prince  Albert) . 

74  See  Toronto  Conference . 


37 

.... 

23 

.... 

23 

1  00 

37 

36 

34 

30 

30 

25 

20 

14 

14 

25 

25 

....  ! 

25 

23 

14 

14 

14 

14 

.... 

14 

.... 

14 

.... 

14 

14 

14 

.... 

12 

12  . 

.... 

20 

.... 

.... 

11  03 
4  30 


SHAWANAGA. 

So  called  from  the  name  of  a  river  which  empties  itself  into  the  Georgian  Bay,  north  of  Parry  Sound, 

in  the  Free-  Grant  District. 

1869  Charles  A.  Hanson  (Parry  Sound  Mission) 

70  Samuel  Tucker . 

71  Samuel  Tucker . 

72  Samuel  Tucker  . 

73  John  C.  Willmott,  M.A . 

74  See  Toronto  Conference . 

SNAKE  ISLAND. 

An  Island  in  Lake  Simcoe,  Province  of  Ontario.  It  was  formerly  part  of  Lake  Simcoe  Mission. 
Georgiana  Island  was  worked  in  connection  with  Snake  Island. 

1841  John  Williams . 

42  Horace  Dean . 

43  Horace  Dean . 

44  Ezra  Adams  (Newmarket  Circuit)  . . . 

45  John  Baxter  (Newmarket  Circuit) . . . 

46  John  Baxter  (Newmarket  Circuit)  .  .  . 

47  William  Young  (Newmarket  Circuit), 


51 

57 

56 

59 

60 
60 


0  49 


0  95 


16 

18 

.... 

20 

.... 

30 

.... 

37 

60  65 
43  98 
48  46 
62  54 


348 


INDIAN  MISSIONS. 


Year 

Names  of  Missionaries. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Conting. 

Fund. 

Sup.  M. 
Fund. 

Mission. 

Fund. 

1848 

William  Young  (Newmarket  Circuit) . 

60 

49 

William  Young  (Newmarket  Circuit) . 

55 

50  Joseph  Messmore  (Newmarket  Circuit) . 

53 

.... 

51 

Joseph  Messmore  (Newmarket  Circuit) . 

52 

.... 

52 

Robert  Lochead  (Newmarket  Circuit) . 

52 

.... 

53 

Robert  Lochead . 

50 

54 

David  Gostello . 

50 

$i  79 

$5  98 

.... 

55 

David  Gostello . 

51 

$10  25 

56  George  T.  Richardson  (Holland  Landing  Mission). . . 

54 

2  50 

i  oo 

•  •  •  - 

57  George  T.  Richardson  (Holland  Landing  Mission)..  . 

22 

10  54 

58  Erastus  Hurlburt  (Innisfil  Mission) . 

30 

29  08 

59 

Errstus  Hurlburt  (Innisfil  Mission) . 

40 

14  25 

60 

Thomas  Hanna  (Holland  Landing  Mission) . 

44 

7 

61  Abraham  Dayman  (Holland  Landing  Mission) . 

44 

15  30 

62 

Alexander  Drennan  (Holland  Landing  Mission)  .... 

41 

14  25 

63  Alexander  Drennan  (Holland  Landing  Mission)  .... 

38 

13  75 

64  Alexander  Drennan  (Holland  Landing  Mission)  .... 

38 

|  .... 

18  64 

65  William  J.  Hewitt  (Holland  Landing  Mission) . 

42 

11  21 

66 

William  J.  Hewitt  (Sharon  and  Mt.  Albert  Mission). 

42 

67  Christopher  Hamilton  (Sharon  &  Mt.  Albert  Mission) 

30 

12  05 

68  Christopher  Hamilton  (Sharon  &  Mt.  Albert  Mission) 

36 

.... 

69  Christopher  Hamilton  (Sharon  &  Mt.  Albert  Mission) 

30 

.... 

19  00 

70 

William  Irwin  (Sharon  and  Mt.  Albert  Mission). .  .  . 

35 

.... 

12  07 

71 

William  Irwin  (Sharon  and  Mt.  Albert  Mission). .  .  . 

37 

72 

William  Torrance  (Sutton  Mission) . 

37 

10  00 

73  William  Torrance  (Sutton  Mission) . 

37 

14  50 

74  See  Toronto  Conference . 

52 

ST.  CLAIR. 

An  Indian  Reserve,  on  the  St.  Clair  River,  in  the  township  of  Sarnia,  County  of  Lambton.  Ontario. 
1824  William  Griffis . 


34  James  Evans . 

35  James  Evans . 

36  James  Evans  . 

37  James  Evans,  Thomas  Hurlburt. 

38  John  Douse . 

John  Douse . 

John  Douse . 

William  Scott . 


39 

40 

41 

42  William  Scott 

43  William  Scott 


44 

45 

46 

47 

48 

49 

50 

51 

52 

53 

54 

55 

56 

57 


William  Scott . 

William  Scott . 

William  Scott . 

William  Scott . 

!  United  with  Sarnia  Mission. 


John  K.  Williston . 

William  Herkimer . 

Robert  Brooking,  William  Herkimer. 

Robert  Brooking,  Allan  Salt . 

Solomon  Waldron . 

Solomon  Waldron . 

Solomon  Waldron . 

Solomon  Waldron . 

58  Thomas  Hurlburt . 

59  Thomas  Hurlburt,  James  Thornton... 

Thomas  Hurlburt . 

Thomas  Hurlburt . 

Thomas  Hurlburt,  James  Ashquabe. 

Thomas  Hurlburt . 

Thomas  Hurlburt . 

W  illiam  Price, 

Joh  n  Doel, 

66  Erastus  Hurlburt 

67  Erastus  Hurlburt 


60 

61 

62 

63 

64 

65 


50 

94 

108 

.... 

153 

166 

131 

166 

160 

115 

115 

203 

208 

175 

160 

150 

151 

0  43 

1  87 

179 

179 

2  50 

190 

0  90 

0  75 

155 

1  35 

2  10 

67  i5 

190 

1  00 

3  00 

151 

2  25 

1  00 

74  87 

223 

1  20 

1  25 

50  87 

218 

1  25 

2  00 

55  48 

213 

2  50 

4  75 

120  25 

296 

1  50 

2  50 

210 

1  50 

2  00 

213 

1  50 

2  00 

214 

1  50 

2  00 

200 

1  50 

1  50 

...» 

215 

152 

.... 

1  66 

64  53 

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349 


Year 

Names  of  Missionaries. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Conting. 

Fund. 

Educa. 

Fund. 

Sup.  M. 
Fund. 

1868 

Allan  Salt . 

193 

$40  66 

69 

Allan  Salt . 

185 

$2  13 

101)  15 

70 

Allan  Salt . 

185 

63  53 

71 

Allan  Salt . 

190 

*0  50 

2  71 

49  89 

72 

George  Goodson . 

199 

0  51 

0  61 

99  84 

73  George.  Goodson . 

134 

1  50 

1  00 

65  65 

74 

See  London  Conference . 

134 

47  00 

WALPOLE  ISLAND. 


An  Island  on  Lake  St.  Clair,  Ontario.  At  an  early  period  in  Canadian  Methodist  history,  the  Indians 
on  this  Island  were  visited,  at  the  request  of  the  Apostolic  William  Case,  by  some  of  his  native 
evangelists  ;  but  they  returned  much  discouraged.  Peter  Jones  afterward  visited  them,  but  was 
repulsed.  Superstition  and  idolatry  seemed  to  be  established  there.  In  January,  1857,  through 
the  influence  of  William  M.  Cooley,  a  young  school  teacher,  a  good  work  was  begun.  One  ot  the 
Chiefs  and  his  people  renounced  Paganism,  and  requested  to  be  admitted  as  members  of  the 


Methodist  Church. 

1857  William  Herkimer,  William  M.  Cooley . 

58  Solomon  Waldron,  William  Herkimer . 

59  Solomon  Waldron,  William  Herkimer . 

60  Solomon  Waldron . 

61  Solomon  Waldron,  William  Herkimer . 

62  William  M.  Cooley . 

63  John  Iv.  Williston . 

64  John  K.  Williston . 

65  Thomas  Hurlburt . 

66  John  Doel . 

67  William  Hicks . 

68  Solomon  Waldron . 

69  William  Cross . 

70  William  Cross . 

71  John  Russell,  (Sombra  Mission) . 

72  Wiliam  W.  Edwards,  (Wallaceburg  Mission). 

73  James  H.  Stonehouse . 

74  See  London  Conference . 


105 

130 

186 

134 

103 

121 

114 
125 
119 
119 

115 
121 
119 
142 

70 

70 

73 


00 


40 


17  87 
21  34 
512 


i  io 


1  30 

Too 

2  00 


32  98 

16  15 
20  53 
20  00 
38  65 
91  86 
12  93 

17  55 
17  03 


II. 

MISSIONS  IN  THE  HUDSON’S  BAY  TERRITORY. 


More  than  forty  years  ago  our  Missionary  Society  in  Canada  sent  Mis¬ 
sionaries  to  visit  a  few  of  the  Honourable  Hudson's  Bay  Company’s  nearest 
posts.  It  was  not,  however,  until  the  year  1840  that  Wbsleyan  Missionaries 
were  sent  to  occupy  stations  in  any  part  of  that  vast  region.  In  that  year  the 
English  Wesleyan  Missionary  Society,  having  made  arrangements  with  the 
Company,  sent  as  its  first  Missionaries  to  that  region,  Messrs.  Barnley,  Mason 
and  Rundle.  These  were  soon  joined  by  James  Evans,  Thomas  Hurlburt,  and 
Peter  Jacobs,  who  were  sent  by  the  Missionary  Society  of  Canada.  Five 
stations  or  centres  of  operation,  were  at  once  occupied  by  these  devoted  and 
heroic  men,  viz.,  Norway  House,  Moose  Factory,  Edmonton  House,  Lac-La- 
Pluie,  and  Pic  River.  Soon  Mission  premises  were  erected,  societies  formed,  a 
printing-press  employed,  souls  saved,  and  habits  of  civilization  were,  as  far  as 
possible,  cultivated.  From  1840  to  1854  the  Parent  Society  is  said  to  have  ex- 


350 


MISSIONS  IN  THE  HUDSON’S  BAY  TERRITORY. 


pended  no  less  than  forty-four  thousand  dollars  in  the  sustentation  of  the 
Hudson  Bay  Missions.  In  1851  with  a  view  of  transferring  these  Missions  to 
the  care  of  the  Canada  Conference,  they  were  placed  under  the  superintendency 
of  the  Rev.  Dr.  Wood.  In  the  spring  of  1854,  owing,  as  was  stated,  “to  the 
comparative  nearness  of  Hudson’s  Bay  to  Canada,  the  supply  of  labourers 
available,  and  the  heartiness  of  Canadian  support  of  Wesleyan  Missions, 
that  transfer  was  effected.  Ever  since  that  date  these  Missions  have  formed  a 
very  important  and  interesting  part  of  the  work  belonging  to  Canada  Metho¬ 
dism.  The  reward  for  earnest  and  self-sacrificing  toil,. and  the  annual  outlay 
of  large  sums  of  money  is  : — 

1st. _ The  hundreds  who  have  died  in  the  triumphs  of  the  Gospel. 

2nd.— The  ever-increasing  work  of  evangelization  among  the  numerous 
Pagan  bands  of  Indians,  many  of  whom  have  been  converted  to  God> 
and  are  consistent  and  faithful  members  of  our  Church. 

3rd —The  Missions,  Schools,  and  Christian  communities  now  in  existence, 
and  which,  by  God’s  blessing,  must  continue  to  exert  an  influence  for 
good  on  the  whole  of  that  vast  Territory. 


BOW  RIVER  and  MORLEYVILLE. 

A  Mission  to  the  Blackfeet  Indians,  in  the  Bow  River  Valley-near  the  Roeky  Mountains  800  miles 
distant  from  Edmonton.  The  Mission  is  named  Mori  eyville  m  honour  of  the  Rev.  William 
Morley  Punshon,  LL.D.  The  mission  was  commenced  m  1871  by  the  Rev.  John  McDougall. 

EDMONTON  HOUSE. 

This  is  one  of  the  Honourable  Hudson  Bay  Company’s  posts,  and  is  situate  on  the  Saskatchewan 
River,  71  miles  distant  from  Victoria  Mission  and  887  miles  from  Winnipeg. 


Year 


40 


Missionaries. 


to  (  Robert  F.  Rundle. 

49  ) 

50  ) 

to  >  Vacant. 

53  ) 

54  Henry  Steinliaur. . . 

55  ) 

to  1  Thomas  Woolsey  . 
65 


Members 


Mission. 

Fund. 


Y  ear 


Missionaries. 


1866  John  McDougall . 

67  John  McDougall . 

68  Peter  Campbell . !  140 

69  Peter  Campbell . 

70  Peter  Campbell . 

71  George  McDougall. . . 

72  George  McDougall . . . 

73  George  McDougall . ;  109 

74  See  Toronto  Conference. 


Members 

Mission. 

Fund. 

i.34 

140 

$250 

00 

140 

250 

00 

140 

250 

00 

135 

300 

00 

109 

530 

00 

109 

:  455 

50 

109 

243 

00 

LAC  LA  BICHE. 

A  Mission  station  on  the  north  of  the  Saskatchewan  River. 

J355  i  1860  See  White  Fish  Lake . 

to  >  Henry  Steinliaur . j  ....  j  .... 

59  ) 

LAC-LA-PLU1E. 

The  head  of  this  Mission  is  Fort  Frances, 'one  of  the  Hudson’s  Bay  Company’s  Posts,  on  the  wes* 
side  of  Lac-La-Pluie,  or  Rainy  Lake,  and  near  the  month  of  the  heautiiul  Lac-La-Pluie  River,  which 
connects  Little  Lake  Winnipeg  with  Rainy  Lake.  Fort  Frances  was  named  in  honour  of  the  lady  of 
Sir  George  Simpson.  Distant  from  the  head  of  Lake  Superior  228  miles. 

1854 


1840 

41 

42 

43 
to 

49 

50 
to 
53 


William  Mason 
William  Mason 
William  Mason 

|  Peter  Jacobs  .  . 


Vacant. 


to 

57 

58 

59 

60 
61 


Allan  Salt . 


V  acant . 

James  Ashquabe. 


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MORLEYVILLE. 
See  Bow  River. 


NORWAY  HOUSE. 

This  is  one  of  the  principal  depots  of  the  Honourable  Hudson’s  Bay  Company.  Rossville,  the 
home  of  the  Missionary,  is  3  miles  from  Norway  House,  which  is  situate  at  the  Northern  extremity  of 
Lake  Winnipeg.  It  is  distant  from  Toronto  about  1700  miles. 


Year  Missionaries. 

Members 

Mission. 

Fund. 

Year;  Missionaries. 

1 

Members 

Mission. 

Fund. 

1840  James  Evans . 

1857  Robert  Brooking . 

140 

41  James  Evans . 

.... 

58  Robert  Brooking . 

153 

42  Jas.  Evans,  Peter  Jacobs. 

.... 

59  Robert  Brooking . 

164 

43  Jas.  Evans,  Wm.  Mason. 

60  George  McDougall . 

164 

44  Jas.  Evans,  Wm.  Mason. 

.... 

61  George  McDougall . 

165 

45  Jas.  Evans,  Wm.  Mason. 

.... 

62  George  McDougall . 

167 

46  ) 

63  George  McDougall . 

206 

to  >  William  Mason . 

64  Charles  Stringfellow  .... 

206 

53  ) 

65  Charles  Stringfellow  .... 

*177 

54  Thomas  Hurlburt . 

66  Charles  Stringfellow  .... 

170 

$24  06 

55  Thomas  Hurlburt . 

135 

.... 

67  Charles  Stringfellow  .... 

170 

56  Thomas  Hurlburt . 

140 

.... 

68  See  Missions  in  Manitoba 

200 

179  00 

OXFORD  HOUSE. 

This  Mission  is  situate  on  Jackson’s  Bay,  so  named  in  honour  of  the  Rev.  Thomas  Jackson,  who  was 
President  of  the  English  Wesleyan  Conference  in  183S  and  in  1849. 

1854  Robert  Brooking  . . . 

55  Robert  Brooking  . . . 

56  Robert  Brooking  . . . 

57  \ 

58 

59  V  Charles  Stringfellow. .  • 

60 
61/ 


1862  ) 

63 

64 

90 

65  ( 

99 

66  r 

83 

67  ) 

116 

68  t 

122 

Charles  Stringfellow 


■  John  Sinclair 


See  Missions  in  Manitoba 


120 

120 

120 

93 

93 

93 

90 


VICTORIA. 


A  Mission  Station,  beautifully  situated  on  Victoria  Lake,  south  of  the  Saskatchewan  River,  816  miles 

from  Winnipeg. 


1864  George  McDougall . 

1870  George  McDougall . 

177 

100  00 

65  George  McDougall . 

76 

71  Peter  Campbell . 

159 

182  25 

66  George  McDougall . 

76 

72  Peter  Campbell . 

78 

162  00 

67  George  McDougall . 

176 

73  Peter  Campbell . 

70 

44  75 

68  George  McDougall . 

177 

74  See  Toronto  Conference.. 

70 

69  George  McDougall . 

177 

WHITE  FISH  LAKE. 


It  was  formerly  Lac  la  Biche  Mission,  from  which  it  is  distant  about  40  miles. 

1860  ) 

£2  v  Henry  Steinhaur.. .  . 

63  ) 

64  ) 

AFC  / 

gg  >  Henry  Steinhaur.. .  . 

67  ) 

WOODVILLE. 

A  Mission  Station  56  miles  south-west  of  Edmonton,  named  after  the  Rev.  E.  Wood,  1).D., 

Superintendent  of  Canada  Missions. 

1871  John  McDougall . j  -  |  -  I!  1873  Henry  Steinhaur . |  83  j 

72  John  McDougall . 1  83  '  ....  74  See  Toronto  Conference  .  I  83  '  . 


60 

1868 

60 

69 

66 

70 

70 

71 

79 

72 

80 

73 

80 

80 

74 

Henry  Steinhaur 


Henry  Steinhaur  . . . 

See  Toronto  Conference .. 


80 

80 

80 

102 

126 

126 

126 


352 


MISSIONS  TO  THE  FRENCH. 


III. 

MISSIONS  TO  THE  FRENCH. 


Methodist  Missions  to  the  French  in  the  Province  of  Quebec  were  begun 
in  1856.  The  transfer  of  the  Canada  Eastern  District,  by  the  English  Wesleyan 
Conference  in  1854,  led  the  Missionary  Society  to  undertake  this  work  of  Evan¬ 
gelization.  The  prevalence  of  Romanism,  its  vast  hold  on  the  French  Canadian 
population,  and  its  fatal  effects  on  a  people  who  do  not  receive  the  Bible  as 
their  own  rule  of  faith,  cp  only  be  understood  by  those  who  reside  m  the 
midst  of  it.  The  difficulties  which  have  beset  the  Societies  Agents  have  been 
formidable  and" countless.  Nevertheless  they  have  continued  to  prosecute  their 
work  from  year  to  year  with  unabated  zeal.  In  numerous  instances  converts 
from  the  Romish  faith  have  been  relentlessly  persecuted  by  Romish  emissaries, 
and  have  been  driven  to  find  a  home  in  the  United  States  or  elsewhere,  in  order 
to  serve  God  in  peace  and  quietness.  This  fact,  together  with  the  want  of  a 
sufficient  number  of  suitable  agents,  and  the  lack  of  funds  in  the  Mission 
Treasury,  have  tended  to  retard  the  work  of  French  Canadian  Evangelization. 
Under  the  judicious  management  and  supervision  of  the  Rev.  John  Boiland, 
efforts  are  being  made  to  give  precision  to  our  Methodist  organization. 


BOLTON. 

A  village  and  township  in  the  County  of  Brome,  Province  of  Quebec. 


Year 

Names  of  Missionaries. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Conting. 

Fund. 

Sup.  M. 
Fund. 

Mission. 

Fund. 

.... 

lo  /  A 

30 

$50  00 

to  mwtini  Ayu  . 

74  See  Montreal  Conference . 

35 

23  00 

CH  AUDI  ERE. 

This  Mission  was  formed  of  the  western  suburb  of  the  city  of  Ottawa,  and  included  a  varied  population 
of  French  and  Irish  Roman  Catholics. 

1863  Henry  Beeson .  | 

64  Henry  Beeson . 

65  Mission  discontinued . .  ■  ■  •  •  !  -  I 

DURHAM. 

A  village  and  township  in  the  County  of  Drummond,  Province  of  Quebec. 

1860  Joseph  A.  Dorion . )  -  I  -  .  - 

61  .  M  ■■■■  1  '  '  ' '  1  - 

FARNHAM. 

This  Mission  included  Stanbridge,  Dunham,  Sutton,  St.  Armand,  and  St.  C  ozaire. 

1857  Amand  Parent . . . .  ■•••  -  I  -  I  - 

58  See  St.  Armand .  u  1  •  •  •  •  ' '  ' '  - 

HURON. 

This  Mission  was  to  the  French  Canadian  settlers  in  the  townships  of  Hay,  Stephen,  and  Bosanquet, 

on  Lake  Huron,  Ontario. 

1867  Joseph  A.  Dorion  .  I  •  ■  •  *  -  - 

68  Joseph  A.  Dorion .  i  •  •  •  •  - 

69  Mission  discontinued .  i  ■•••  - 


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353 


KNOWLTON. 

A  village  in  the  township  and  County  of  Brome,  Quebec.  The  Mission  extended  from  Grass  Pond 
_ _ 111  Bolton,  to  Sutton,  in  Brome,  a  distance  of  24  miles.  ’ 


Year 

Names  of  Missionaries. 

No.  of 
Members 

Con  ting. 
Fund. 

Sup.  M. 
Fund. 

18/1  John  Syvret 

— 

72 

«... 

Mission. 

Fund. 


LACOLLE. 

A  village  in  the  township  of  Lacolle,  County  of  St.  John’s,  Province,  of  Quebec 
1872  Amand  Parent . 

73  Amand  Parent . 

74  See  Montreal  Conference . 


9 


$21  00 


18  03 
20  15 


was 


a  -n  ,  x  ,  .  MAGOG. 

tSsbil  nfn|?lp  t”  ^County  of  Stanstead,  Quebec.  This  Mission  extends  into  the  seven 
townships  of  Stanstead,  Magog,  Oxford,  Hatley,  Barnston,  Barford,  and  Compton  It 
formerly  known  as  Stanstead  Mission.  1  '  11 

1860  Thomas  Charbonell . 

61  Thomas  Charbonell . ’’ 

62  Thomas  Charbonell . 

63  Thomas  Charbonell . .  ! ! . . 

64  Thomas  Charbbnell . 

65  Thomas  Charbonell. 

66  .  . 


36 

.... 

59 

70 

.... 

43 

40 

31 

18 

.  .  . 

.... 

10  00 

14  95 
14  00 
10  77 


MELBOURNE. 

A  town  m  the  township  of  Melbourne,  County  of  Richmond,  Province  of  Quebec. 
1858  Joseph  A.  Dorion .  |  |  |  | 

MONTREAL. 

A  Mission  to  the  French  inhabitants  of  the  city. 


1861  Henry  Mauny.. . 

62  Henry  Mauny . 

63  Henry  Mauny . 

64  Henry  Mauny . 

65  Henry  Mauny . 

66  . ;;;;;;;; 

67  Xavier  Rivet . 

68  Xavier  Rivet . 

69  See  Montreal  Conference,  French  Mission 


34 

45 

42 

20 


MYSTIC. 

A  small  village  in  the  township  of  Stanbridge,  County  of  Missisquoi,  Province  of  Quebec. 

1873  M.  Sadlier . I  4  i  ,  ,  , 

74  Mission  discontinued . I 


NAPIERVILLE. 

A  village  in  the  township  of  De  Lery,  County  of  Napier,  Province  of  Quebec. 

1871  Amand  Parent . .  _  . 

72  Mission  discontined . |  ....  |  _  _  | 

P1ERREVILLE. 

A  village  in  the  township  of  Pierrville,  County  of  Yamaska,  Province  of  Quebec. 
1860  Henri  Tetron . 

61  Henri  Tetron . 

62  Mission  discontinued . 


1855  Francois  Pepin.  . . 

56  Francois  Pepin.  . . 

57  Henri  Tetron  .... 

58  Henri  Tetron  .... 

59  Joseph  A.  Dorion 

60  Joseph  A.  Dorion 

61  Joseph  A.  Dorion 

62  Joseph  A.  Dorion 

63  Joseph  A.  Dorion 

23 


QUEBEC. 

A  Mission  to  the  French  habitants  of  the  city. 


20 

20 


354 


MISSIONS  TO  THE  FRENCH. 


Year 

Names  of  Missionaries. 

No.  of 
Members 

Conting. 

Fund. 

Sup.  M. 
Fund. 

Mission. 

Fund. 

1864 

20 

$1  00 

$3  25 

$20  61 

Joseph  a.  . . 

V  _1_  A  . 

20 

.... 

7  00 

60  josepu.  a.  . . 

17 

.... 

7  00 

66  Joseph  A.  Doiion . 

12 

.... 

.... 

A  village 


ROXTON. 

nmiri+„  nf  SEpfford  Quebec  This  was  the  first  French  Mission 
aUd  Stukely,  Magog  and  Stanstead. 


organized 

1856  Thomas  Charbonell . 

57  Thomas  Charbonell . 

58  Thomas  Charbonell . 

59  Thomas  Charbonell . 

60  Thomas  Charbonell . 

61  Supplied  from  Magog . 

Now  called  South  ltoxton  Mission. 


21 

22 

50 

106 

69 


10  00 


62  Alexander  La  Clair . 

63  Alexander  La  Clair . 

64  Alexander  La  Clair . 

65  Alexander  La  Clair . 

66  Amand  Parent . 

67  Amand  Parent . 

68  Amand  Parent . 

69  Amand  Parent. . 

70  Joseph  A.  Dorion . 

71  Joseph  A.  Dorion . 

72  Joseph  A.  Dorion . 

73  John  Syvret . 

74  See  Montreal  Conference 


47 

47 

58 

41 

47 

40 

40 

40 

75 

57 

55 

26 


21  88 
2  50 
4  55 


1550 

50  00 
23  55 


SHEFFORD. 

on.  fa  iHllqa-p  township  a  nd  County  in  the  Province  of  Quebec.  This  Mission  embraced  the 

following  seven  places, 'viz..  Stukely  Mills,  Waterloo,  Canaan,  Adamsville,  Sliefford  Mountain, 
North  Sliefford  and  North  Stukely. 


1871  Thomas  Charbonell . 

72  Thomas  Charbonell . 

73  Joseph  A.  Dorion . 

74  See  Montreal  Conference 


|  _ 

52  J 

16  1  .... 

21  !  .... 

86  80 
34  00 
10  60 


SHERBROOKE. 

A  town  in  the  township  of  Ascot,  County  of  Sherbrooke,  Province  of  Quebec. 

1873  Thomas  Charbonell . I  -  | 

74  See  Montreal  Conference . • . I  -  "  " 


A  village  and  township 
1865  Stephen  Chartier . 

66  Stephen  Chartier  ...  . 

67  Stephen  Chartier . 

68  Stephen  Chartier . 

69  Supplied  from  Roxton . 

70  Supplied  from  Roxton . 

71  Included  in  Sliefford  Mission . 


STUKELY. 

in  the  County  of  Sliefford,  Quebec. 

13 

.  13 

.  13 

13 


7  00 


SWEETSBURG. 

A  village  in  the  township  of  Dunham,  County  of  Missisquoi,  Quebec. 

East  Farnham  and  Sutton. 

1873  Thomas  Charbonell . 1  27 

74  See  Montreal  Conference . 


This  Mission  includes  Granby, 
...  I  ....  I  50  00 


ST.  ARMAND. 


A  village  in 
1858  Amand  Parent. 

59  Amand  Parent . 

60  Amand  Parent 

61  Amand  Parent 

62  Amand  Parent . 

63  Amand  Parent. 

64  Amand  Parent. 

65  Amand  Parent. 


the  Parish  of  St.  Armand,  County  of 

Missisquc 

>i,  Province 

of  Quebec 

22 

22 

.... 

11 

16 

29 

23 

.... 

18 

.... 

10  00 
9  30 

1500 


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355 


IV. 

MISSIONS  IN  BRITISH  COLUMBIA. 


,  M^THOiDISM>’1  said  the  late  Bishop  Emory,  “  is  in  itself  a  Missionary  Sys- 
em.  This  has  been  one  of  her  chief  characteristics.  Year  after  year  new 
fields  of  evangelistic  toil  have  been  entered  upon,  churches  have  been  erected, 
ie  Gospel  lias  been  proclaimed,  and  souls  have  been  saved.  In  carrying  out 
that  spirit  oi  progression  which  had  marked  the  history  of  Canadian  Methodism 
from  the  beginning,  the  Missionary  Committee  at  their  annual  meetiim  in  the 
autumn  of  1 808  resolved  to  send  her  agents  to  the  Pacific  Coast.  Accordingly 
m  ecember,  I808,  the  Revs.  Ephraim  Evans,  D.D.,  Edward  White,  Ebenezer 
Robson  ana  Arthur  Browning  were  sent  to  that  distant  mission  field.  The 
labours  of  these  brethren,  and  of  others  who  have  since  gone  to  that  Province 
ave  been  largely  confirmatory  of  the  expectations  of  the  Missionary  Com- 
mi  tee  Among  the  Chinese  and  Indian  population  a  good  work  has  been 
carried  on.  A  ictona  has  become  self-sustaining  and  is  doing  her  part  in  assist¬ 
ing  to  sustain  mission  work  m  the  regions  beyond.  Indian  tribes  have  gladly 

received  the  Gospel  and  the  call  for  a  futher  supply  of  missionaries  is  urgent 
and  strong. 


CARIBOO. 


This  is  a  Mission  in  ^  cebbrated  gold  mining  region,  chiefly  on  Williams’  Creek,  about  450  miles 
_  lrom  Yaie-  "  he  whole  region  is  rich  m  mineral  deposits. 


Year 

Names  of  Missionaries. 

I 

No.  of 
Members. 

Conting. 

Fund. 

Sup.  M. 
Fund. 

Mission. 

Fund. 

1868  Thomas  Derrick.  . 

- 

69  Thomas  Derrick. . . . 

70 

Thomas  Derrick . 

I  1 

$15  00 

71 

Joseph  Hall . 

72  Joseph  Hall  . .  .  ■ . 

$7  00 

73  Joseph  Hall . 

188  25 

74  See  Toronto  Conference  .  . 

9 

.... 

FORT  HOPE  and  FORT  YALE. 

Fort  Hope  is  a  village  on  the  south  side  of  the  Fraser  River  about  fin  f™™  tv  w  x  . 

Fort  Yale  is  a  small  town,  20  miles  above  Fort  Ho,  e  at  the  beadTf t^T  ™  Westminster, 
of  the  Fraser.  From  Fort  Yale  the  stage  road  fo7 Cariboo  starts  Wer  naVlgaWe  WaterS 


1859  Ebenezer  Robson 

60  Ebenezer  Robson  . 

61  Arthur  Browning 

62  Arthur  Browning 

63  Ebenezer  Robson  . 


10  00 
5  00 


1868  ) 

to  1  Thomas  Crosby . 

73  | 

74  See  Toronto  Conference 


INDIAN  TRIBES. 


356 


MISSIONS  IN  BRITISH  COLUMBIA. 


NANAIMO. 


village  60  miles  from  Victoria,  nearly  opposite 


the  mouth  of  the  Frazer  Rivei. 


No.  of 
Members. 


Conting. 

Fund. 


30 

38 

45 
43 
37 

46 
46 
78 
65 
93 
82 
73 


Sup.  M. 
Fund. 


Mission. 

Fund. 


$10  00 

20  25 

21  00 


80 

00 

50 


]  859  Arthur  Browning 

60  Arthur  Browning . 

61  Ebenezer  Bobson . 

62  Ebenezer  Robson . 

63  Edward  White . 

64  Edward  White . 

65  Edward  White . •  ■ . 

66  Ephraim  Evans,  D.D . 

67  Ephraim  Evans,  D.D . 

68  Edward  White . 

69  Edward  White . 

70  Edward  White . •■•••''' ' ' 

71  Thomas  Derrick,  Cornelius  Bryant . 

72  Thomas  Derrick . 

73  Thomas  Derrick . 

74  See  Toronto  Conference . 

NEW  WESTMINSTER.  ,  ,,  . ,  .  +>lp  Fraser 

1858  Edward  White . 

59  Edward  White  . 

60  Edward  White  , 


5  00 


50 
130  63 
150  00 
175  00 
272  50 
125  80 
124  45 
600  00 
574  25 
41  80 
589  30 
152  00 
155  00 


61 

62 

63 

64 

65 

66 

67 

68 

69 

70 

71 

72 


35 

39 

39 

34 
38 

30 

35 

55 
62 

31 

56 
56 
64 


24  00 
8  50 

4  50 

10  00 


6  35 
10  00 


13 

00 


Edward  White . 

Edward  White . 

Arthur  Browning  . 

Arthur  Browning  . 

Ebenezer  Robson . 

Edward  White . 

Edward  White . 

Arthur  Browning . 

Arthur  Browning . 

Cornelius  Bryant . 

Amos  E.  Russ . 

Amos  E.  Russ . . . 

73  Amos  E.  Russ,  M.A.,  James  Turner . 

74  See  Toronto  Conference . 

SUMAS  and  CHILLIWHACK. 

Settlements  on  the  rivers  of  those  names,  between  New  Westminster  and 

1870  George  C.  Clarkson . . 

71  George  C.  Clarkson . |  77 

72  Cornelius  Bryant . .  97 

73  Cornelius  Bryant . .  444 

74  See  Toronto  Conference . 

VICTORIA 

Situate  on  the  south-east  of  Vancouver  Island,  700  miles  north  of 
San  Francisco. 


15  00 
314  50 
377  24 
435  00 
316  95 
110  50 
252  00 
180 
125 
96  00 
181  25 
131  25 
'  163  00 


Fort  Hope. 


2  00 


109  25 
141  60' 
157  10 


The  Capital  of  British  Columbia. 


1858  Ephraim  Evans,  D  D . . 

59  Ephraim  Evans,  D.D . 

60  Ephraim  Evans,  D.D . 

Ephraim  Evans,  D.D.. ...  •  •  •  •  •  •  •  - . 

Ephraim  Evans,  D.D.,  Daniel  V.  Lucas... 
Ephraim  Evans,  D  D.,  Daniel  V.  Lucas  .. 
Ephraim  Evans,  D.D.,  Ebenezer  Robson  . 
Ephraim  Evans,  D.D.,  Arthur  Browning. 

Arthur  Browning . 

Arthur  Browning . 

Amos  E.  Russ . 

Amos  E.  Russ .  . 

Amos  E.  Russ . 

William  Pollard . 

72  William  Pollard . 

73  William  Pollard . 

74  See  Toronto  Conference . 


61 

62 

63 

64 

65 

66 

67 

68 

69 

70 

71 


:::: 

60 

.... 

1  , 

70 

...» 

75 

.... 

....  I 

76 

.... 

.... 

60 

7  05 

43 

.... 

.... 

50 

. 

16  50  | 

56 

7  00  1 

101 

14  00 

106 

33  00 

123 

7  >0 

132 

9  00 

175 

.... 

10  00  1 

20  OO 
135  30 
289  25 
311  43 

279  lo¬ 
in  00 

154  75 
126  00 
116  00 
306  00 
350  50 
389  30 


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357 


V. 

MISSIONS  TO  THE  GERMANS. 


The  large  number  of  Germans  resident  in  different  parts  of  Canada  led 
the  Missionary  Committee  to  consider  what  could  be  done  in  the  way  of  Evan¬ 
gelistic  work  for  their  benefit.  In  the  year  1860,  the  first  German  Mission  was 
commenced  in  the  city  of  Hamilton.  The  first  missionary  employed  was  the 
Rev.  Charles  Freshman,  D.D.,  formerly  a  Jewish  Rabbi,  having  charge  of  a 
Jewish  con0re0ation  in  the  city  of  Quebec.  Being  convinced  that  Jesus  of 
Nazareth  was  the  true  Messiah,  he  renounced  the  Jewish  religion,  and  under 
the  instrumentality  of  the  Rev.  James  Elliott,  was  led  to  an  experience  of  the 
pardoning  Mercy  of  God.  The  conversion  of  his  wife  and  family  soon  fol¬ 
lowed.  At  the  Conference  of  1860,  he  was  received  as  a  Christian  Minister, 
and  appointed  to  Hamilton  where  his  labours  were  productive  of  great  good. 
The  second  German  Mission  was  begun  by  Karlos  Schmidt  among  the  Germans 
of  the  Ottawa  region.  Notwithstanding  many  difficulties  of  a  formidable 
nature,  have  prevented  the  rapid  extension  of  the  German  Methodist  work  in 
Canada,  there  has  been  a  yield  of  fruit,  and  some  ripe  sheaves  have  been 
garnered  in  heaven,  amid  the  songs  of  the  reapers.  It  has  also  been  found  that 
in  the  midst  of  Rationalistic  speculation,  there  are  not  a  few  thoughtful  and 
inquiring  men  who  appreciate  the  evangelical  theology,  the  church  organiza¬ 
tion  and  the  inner  fellowship  of  Methodism. 

EGANVILLE. 


A  village  on  tlie  Bonne  Chere  River,  in  the  township  of  Grattan,  County  of  Renfrew,  Ontario.  This 
Mission  included  the  German  settlements,  and  extended  from  11  miles  beyond  the  Madawaska 
to  about  25  miles  beyond  the  Ottawa. 


Year 

Names  of  Missionaries. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Conting. 

Fund. 

Sup  M. 
Fund. 

Mission. 

Fund. 

1860 

Karlos  Schmidt . 

61 

j  Karlos  Schmidt,  1 

62 

(  william  M.  C.  Luke,  \ 

William  M.  C.  Luke . 

63 

Carl  Allum . 

/ 

$7  00 

64 

Carl  Allum . 

65 

Carl  Allum . 

16 

10~00 

19  25 

26  00 

66 

Stephen  Kappele . 

24 

67 

See  Thorne  Mission  . 

61 

HAMILTON. 


A  city  at  the  head  of  Burlington  Bay,  Ontario.  The  German  Mission  of  which  this  is  the  head 
extends  to  the  County  of  Waterloo.  The  first  German  Methodist  Church  in  Canada  was  built  in 
this  cRy  in  the  year  1860-61. 


1860  Charles  Freshman,  D.D . 

61  Charles  Freshman,  D.D . 

25 

62  Charles  Freshman,  D.D . 

75 

63  Charles  Freshman,  D.D . 

38 

$3  11 

64  Stephen  Kappele . 

23 

$0  80 

2  00 

65  Stephen  Kappele . 

23 

1  65 

2  25 

42  68 
31  30 
69  00 


358 


MISSIONS  TC  THE  GERMANS. 


Year 

Names  of  Missionaries. 

No.  of 
Members 

Conting. 

Fund. 

Sup.  M. 
Fund. 

Mission. 

Fund. 

1866 

67 

68 
fict 

(  Jacob  Freshman,  ) 

33 

$2  28 

$4  00 

$69  00 

j  Carl  Allum,  f 

36 

2  05 

3  00 

61  70 

52 

3  52 

4  07 

137  25 

62 

146  60 

57 

3  72 

4  50 

171  60 

46 

4  60 

5  00 

126  25 

14 

2  30 

2  47 

60  92 

73 

74 

13 

2  18 

3  00 

74  83 

See  London  Conference . 

28 

2  40 

4  00 

97  90 

HEIDELBURG. 

A  village  in  the  township  of  Woolwich,  County  of  Waterloo,  Province  of  Ontario. 


1867  Jacob  Freshman,  E.  J.  Schesser,  Wilhelm  Andree. . . 

68  Jacob  Freshman,  E.  J.  Schesser,  Wilhelm  Andree. . . 

69  United  with  Preston  Mission . 


"57  I  .... 

— 

44  |  1  00 

2  08 

112  01 
99  55 


PRESTON. 


A  village  in  the  township  and  County  of  Waterloo,  Ontario. 


1863  Stephen  Kappele . 

64  Charles  Freshman,  D.D.,  Jacob  Freshman. . 

65  Charles  Freshman,  D.  D.,  Jacob  Freshman  . . 

66  Charles  Freshman,  D.D.,  j  Scob^Seshman, 

67  Charles  Freshman,  D.D . 

68  Charles  Freshman,  D.D . 

69  Wilhelm  Andree . 

70  Wilhelm  Andree . 

71  Charles  S.  Eby,  B.A.,  Wilhelm  Andree.... 

72  Charles  S.  Eby,  B.A . 

73  Stephen  Kappele,  Henry  Krupp . . 

74  See  London  Conference . 


.... 

13 

.... 

22  70 

66 

0  45 

3  66 

104  39 

109 

1  00 

.... 

171  54 

*55 

1  10 

4  75 

104  14 

+  50 

1  00 

2  00 

58  00 

t  31 

1  00 

1 00 

33  91 

50 

1  00 

1  25 

38  86 

53 

1  08 

2  00 

110  92 

66 

3  05 

1  90 

200  68 

69 

3  78 

4  25 

178  96 

67 

5  70 

5  00 

165  88 

RANKIN. 


A  small  village  in  the  township  of  Wilberforce,  County  of  Renfrew,  Province  of  Ontario.  It  was 

formerly  part  of  Eganville  Mission. 


1869  Carl  Allum . 

70  Carl  Allum . 

71  Carl  Allum . 

72  Carl  Allum,  Thomas  E.  Morden,  B.A . 

73  Carl  Allum,  Thomas  E.  Morden,  B.A.,  H.  Meyers. . 

74  See  Montreal  Conference . 


90 

97 

100 

105 

115 


1  30 

1  50 
3  62 
1  80 

2  36 


2  45 

3  00 
5  46 
5  12 
3  95 


52  35 
67  02 
104  42 
118  16 
152  00 


THORNE. 

A  small  village  in  the  township  of  Thorne,  on  the  Ottawa  River,  in  the  County  of  Pontiac,  Province 
of  Quebec.  It  was  formerly  Eganville  Mission.  This  Mission  has  eleven  appointments. 

1867  Stepvhen  Kappele,  Anselm  Schuster . |  61  i  0  50  j  0  54  1  26  00 

68  See  Vennacher . i . '  88  I  1  00  '  1  00  I  31  25 


VENNACHER. 

A  small  village  in  the  township  of  Abinger,  in  the  County  of  Addington,  Ontario.  It  was  formerly 

Thorne  Mission. 


1868  Stephen  Kappele,  Anslem  Schuster . 

88 

1  00 

1  00 

31  25 

69  Anslem  Schuster . 

100 

1  00 

2  25 

29  71 

70  Included  in  the  Rankin  Mission . 

33 

.... 

.... 

*  Paris  set  off.  +  Three  appointments  given  to  Heidelburg  Mission. 


+  Heildeburg  again  united. 


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VI. 

MISSIONS  IN  MANITOBA. 


The  first  permanent  settlement  of  the  Red  River  country  was  made  by  a 
few  Scotch  Highlanders,  sent  out  by  Lord  Douglas,  Earl  of  Selkirk,  in  the 
year  1812  to  1815.  In  1818  several  French  families  from  Lower  Canada  emi¬ 
grated  there,  and  also  some  Swiss  families  from  Switzerland.  In  1821  the 
Colony  began  to  show  some  signs  of  improvement  and  prosperity,  but  owing 
to  the  hostility  of  the  North-West  Company,  the  settlers  were  twice  expelled 
from  the  country.  In  1854  the  number  of  inhabitants  had  increased  to  about 
6,500,  and  were  pretty  equally  divided  between  Roman  Catholics  and  Protest¬ 
ants,  the  former  chiefly  French  and  the  latter  English.  The  Protestants  are 
sub-divided  into  Episcopalians  and  Presbyterians.  In  the  year  1867,  this  ter¬ 
ritory  became  a  part  of  the  Dominion  of  Canada,  and  in  view  of  an  anticipated 
large  immigration  from  Ontario  and  other  parts  to  the  fertile  plains  of  the 
West,  the  General  Missionary  Committee  recommended  the  establishment  of  a 
Mission  there.  Accordingly  in  the  month  of  May,  1868,  the  Rev.  George 
Young  left  Toronto  to  inaugurate  Methodist  Mission  Work  in  Winnipeg,  the 
capital  of  the  New  Province  of  Manitoba. 


BEREN’S  RIVER. 

The  name  given  to  a  Mission  Station  on  the  Eastern  side  of  Lake  Winnipeg,  about  half  way  between 
Red  River  and  Norway  House.  Distant  from  the  City  of  Winnipeg  200  miles.  The  appoint¬ 
ment  at  which  the  largest  band  of  Indians  reside  is  130  miles  East  of  Beren’s  River,  where  the 
Mission  House  is  located.  There  is  also  an  appointment  at  Jack  Head  on  the  west  side  of  Lake 
Winnipeg,  60  miles  from  the  Mission  House.  This  Mission  was  commenced  in  1873. 


Year 

Names  of  Missionaries. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Conting. 

Fund. 

Sup.  M. 
Fund. 

Mission. 

Fund. 

1873  Eperton  R.  Yonnu  .  . 

10 

74 

See  Toronto  Conference . 

10 

50  00 

HEADINGLY  and  BOYNE  RIVER. 


Headingly  is  a  village  in  the  electoral  district  of  Selkirk,  and  Boyne  River  is  in  the  electoral  district 

of  Marquette,  Province  of  Mantoba. 


1872  Allan  Bowennan . 

73  Allan  Bowerman . 

74  See  Toronto  Conference 


1  50 


2  00 


10  00 


HIGH  BLUFF. 


This  place  received  its  name  from  some  trees  of  the  Balm  of  Gilead  order,  on  a  ridge  near  the  Assini- 
boine  River.  It  is  distant  from  Winnipeg  50  miles  West.  The  first  class  of  14  members  was 
organized  there  by  the  Rev.  George  Young  in  1866,  after  which  it  was  set  off  from  the  Winnipeg 
Mission  as  a  separate  field. 


1 869  Matthew  Robison . 

70  Matthew  Robison . 

71  Matthew  Robison . 

72  Michael  Fawcett . 

73  Michael  Fawcett,  John  Walton 

74  See  Toronto  Conference . 


14 

.... 

30 

.... 

43 

•  •  «  • 

70  12 

70 

•  •  •  • 

211  91 

92 

•  •  -  • 

243  80 

120 

327  83 

360 


MISSIONS  IN  MANITOBA. 


NELSON  RIVER. 

A  Mission  station  800  miles  from  Winnipeg,  a  post  of  the  Honourable  Hudson’s  Bay  Company. 


Year 

Names  of  Missionaries. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Conting. 

Fund. 

Sup.  M. 
Fund. 

Mission. 

Fund. 

74  See  Toronto  Conference . 

.... 

.... 

NORWAY  HOUSE. 


For  list  prior  to  1868  see  Hudson’s  Bay  Missions. 


1868  Egerton  R.  Young . 

69  Egerton  R.  Young . 

70  Egerton  R.  Young. 

71  Egerton  R.  Young . 

72  Egerton  R.  Young . 

73  John  H.  Ruttan . 

74  See  Toronto  Conference. 


200 

.... 

200 

203 

217 

217 

.... 

307 

.... 

317 

$11  00 
329  50 
329  70 
465  25 
446  13 
406  25 
179  00 


OXFORD  HOUSE. 


For  list  prior  to  1868  see  Hudson’s  Bay  Missions. 

1868  John  Sinclair,  Native  Assistant . 

69  John  Sinclair,  Native  Assistant . 

70  John  Sinclair,  Native  Assistant . 

71  John  Sinclair,  Native  Assistant . 

72  John  Sinclair,  Native  Assistant . 

73  Orrin  German,-  Native  Assistant . 

74  See  Toronto  Conference . 

PALESTINE. 


90 

90 

95 

103 

90 

70 

70 


250  00 
250  00 
250  00 
250  00 


A  village  100  miles  west  of  Winnipeg,  on  a  smooth  plain  on  the  third  crossing  of  the  White  Mud 
River.  It  was  formerly  part  of  High  Bluff  Mission. 

1873  George  Edwards . 

74  See  Toronto  Conference 


PORTAGE  LA  PRAIRIE. 

A  settlement  60  miles  west  of  Winnipeg,  on  or  near  the  Assiniboine  River,  and  12  miles  south 
Lake  Manitoba,  on  the  main  road  to  the  Saskatchewan  Country. 

1873  Supplied  from  High  Bluff. . I  ....  i  -  |  -  I 

74  See  Toronto  Conference .  : . I  ....  I  •  •  •  •  i  •  •  •  •  '  HO  30 


RED  RIVER. 
(See  Winnipeg). 


WINNIPEG. 

A  city  in  the  Electoral  District  of  Selkirk,  Manitoba.  It  is  about  half  a  mile  north  of  Fort  Garry, 
which  is  pleasantly  situated  on  the  northern  bank  of  the  Assiniboine  River,  just  at  its  confluence 
with  the  Red  River.  From  1868  to  1872  the  Mission  was  known  by  the  name  of  Red  River. 


1868  George  Young . 

69  George  Young . 

70  George  Young . 

71  George  Young . 

72  George  Young . 

73  George  Young . 

74  See  Toronto  Conference, 


11 

15 

.... 

37 

$5  50 

87  00 

40 

17 '75 

15  00 

302  00 

52 

12  50 

16  25 

363  00 

63 

443  00 

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VII. 

MISSIONS  IN  JAPAN. 


For  several  years  many  of  our  warm-hearted  Canadian  people  had  been 
thinking  about  the  far-off  Japanese,  who  for  centuries  had  been  the  followers 
of  Confucius.  At  length  favourable  changes  having  taken  place  in  their  laws, 
the  Missionary  Committee  decided  to  send  two  of  its  devoted  men  to  that  great 
harvest  field.  On  Wednesday,  May  7th,  1873,  a  valedictory  service  was  held 
in  the  Metropolitan  Church,  Toronto,  when  the  Revs.  George  Cochran  and 
Davidson  McDonald,  M.D.,  were  appointed  to  Japan  as  the  representatives  of 
Canadian  Methodism. 


SHIDZUOOKA. 


Year 

Names  of  Missionaries. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Conting. 

Fund. 

Sup.  M. 
Fund. 

Mission. 

Fund. 

1873  Davidson  McDonald,  M.D . 

74  See  Toronto  Conference . 

.... 

. 

YOKOHAMA. 

1873  George  Cochran . I 

74  See  Toronto  Conference . | 


ALPHABETICAL  LIST  OF  THE 


i)  I  ST R  I  <  T S 


INTO  WHICH  THE 


CANADA  WESLEYAN  CONFERENCE 


HAS  BEEN  DIVIDED,  ' 

SHOWING  WHO  HAVE  BEEN  CHAIRMEN  AND  FINANCIAL  SECRETARIES,  ALSO 
THE  NUMBER  OF  MEMBERS  FOR  EACH  YEAR, 


AUGUSTA  DISTRICT. 

Year  Pres.  Eld.  or  Chm. 

Finan.  Secretary. 

Mem. 

1826  Philander  Smith.. 

1876 

2134 

2683 

2727 

3374 

3507 
3261 
3292 
3588 
3576 
3849 

3508 
3378 

*1785 

1996 

2338 

3598 

3168 

3182 

27  Philander  Smith. . 

28  Philander  Smith.. 

30  Franklin  Metcalf. . 

31  Franklin  Metcalf. . 

32  Anson  Green . 

33  Anson  Green . 

34  Anson  Green . 

35  Anson  Green . 

36  Ezra  Healy. .  .  .1  .  . 

37  Henry  Wilkinson. 

38  Henry  Wilkinson. 

39  Henry  Wilkinson. 

40  Henry  Wilkinson. 

41  Cyrus  R.  Allison.. 

42  John  Carroll . 

43  John  Carroll . 

44  See  Kingston  Dist 

rict . 

*  Ottawa  District  formed. 


BARRIE  DISTRICT. 


1850  Lewis  Warner.... 

51  Lewis  Warner.... 

52  Lewis  Warner.. .  . 

53  John  Douse . 

54  John  Douse . 

55  J  ohn  Douse . 

56  Wm.  McFadden. .. 

57  Wm.  McFadden... 

58  Wm.  McFadden... 

59  Wm.  McFadden... 

60  Ky.  Creighton..  .  . 

61  Ky.  Creighton..  .  . 

62  Ky.  Creighton. . .  . 

63  George  H.  Davis. . . 

I.  B.  Aylesworth.. 
George  McRitchie. 
Charles  Sylvester.. 
James  C.  Slater. .  . 
J  ames  C.  Slater.  .  . 
James  C.  Slater.  . . 
John  S.  Clarke.. . 

*  Owen  Sound  District  formed. 


1413 

1822 

*2248 

1713 

2031 

1922 

1978 

2460 

2553 

2280 

2073 

2084 

2222 


Year 


Pres.  Eld.  or  Chm.  Finan.  Secretary. 


1864  George  H.  Davis...' 

65  George  H.  Davis... 

66  Wm.  Pollard . 

67  Wm.  Pollard . 

68  I.  B.  Aylesworth, 


John  S.  Clarke..  . 
Charles  Turver . . 
Charles  Turver.  . 
Charles  Turver. . 
Charles  Turver . . 


M.D. 


69  Francis  Berry .... 

70  Francis  Berry.  .  . . 

71  Francis  Berry. . . . 

72  D.  C.  McDowell... 

73  D.  C.  McDowell... 
7  4  Toronto  Conf.  .... 


Samuel  Tucker .  . 
Samuel  Tucker . . 
Samuel  Tucker . . 
Samuel  Tucker . . 
John  W.  Totten. 


Mem. 


2237 

2329 

2643 

2729 

3489 

3599 

*1812 

1808 

2285 

+2206 

1521 


*  2030  members  given  to  Bradford  District. 

+  740  members  given  to  Collingwood  District. 


BAY  QUINTE  DISTRICT. 


1821  Henry  Ryan . 

_ 1  2632 

22  Henry  Ryan . 

2709 

2909 

3328 

3532 

3132 

3749 

4048 

4667 

5055 

5268 

4918 

4615 

3207 

§282 

3386 

3410 

3561 

3575 

3529 

4073 

4393 

3676 

4221 

23  Henry  Ryan . 

24  William  Case . 

25  William  Case . 

26  William  Case . 

27  William  Case . 

28  William  Ryerson. . 

29  William  Ryerson. . 

30  William  Ryerson. . 

31  William  Ryerson. . 

32  John  Ryerson. .  . 

33  John  Ryerson.  .  .  . 

34  John  Ryerson.  .  . . 

35  John  Ryerson.  . . 

36  Anson  Green . 

37  Anson  Green . 

38  Anson  Green . 

39  Anson  Green . 

40  Matthew  Lang..  .  . 

41  JohnC.  Davidson. 

42  Richard  Jones . 

43  Richard  Jones . 

44  . 

WESLEYAN  METHODIST  CONFERENCE. 


363 


BELLEVILLE  DISTRICT. 


Year 


Pres.  Eld.  or  dim. 


1848 

49 

50 

51 

52 

53 

54 

55 

56 

57 

58 

59 

60 
61 
62 

63 

64 

65 

66 

67 

68 

69 

70 

71 

72 

73 

74 


Richard  Jones . 

Richard  Jones . 

Richard  Jones...  . 
Richard  Jones... . 

John  Ryerson . 

W m.  JV1  cFadden .  . 
Win.  McFadden.  . 
Wm.  McFadden. . 

J ohn  Carroll . 

John  Carroll . 

Eph.  B.  Harper _ 

Eph.  B.  Harper.... 
Eph.  B.  Harper.... 

John  Douse . 

John  Douse . 

John  Douse . 

Samuel  Rose . 

Geo.  R.  Sanderson 
Geo.  R.  Sanderson 
Geo.  R.  Sanderson 
Geo.  R.  Sanderson 
Geo.  R.  Sanderson 
Geo.  R.  Sanderson 
Henry  F.  Bland... 
Henry  F.  Bland... 
Henry  F.  Bland... 
Toronto  Conf. .... 


Finan.  Secretary. 


Mem. 


D.  B.  Madden.. .  . 
D.  B.  Madden.. . . 
James  H.  Bishop.. 
Janies  H.  Bishop.. 
Janies  H.  Bishop.. 

John  Hunt . 

John  Hunt . 

John  Hunt . 

Janies  Preston.. .  . 
James  Preston.. .  . 
James  Preston.. .  . 
Thomas  Cobb .... 
Thomas  Cobb.  .  .  . 
Thomas  Cobb  .... 
Jonathan  E.  Betts 
Edwin  Clement.  .  . 
Edwin  Clement. .  . 


3213 

3040 

3262 

3126 

2857 

3215 

3426 

3806 

1961 

3901 

2810 


BRADFORD  DISTRICT. 


1869  Ky.  Creighton. . 

70  William  Hay. . . 

71  George  Goodson 

72  William  Hay. . . 

73  William  Hay. .  . 

74  Toronto  Conf. . . 


Jay  S.  Youmans... 
Jay  S.  Youmans... 

John  Hunt . 

William  Irwin..  .  . 
William  Irwin. . .  . 


BRANTFORD  DISTRICT. 


1848  William  Ryerson. . 

49  William  Ryerson.. 

50  William  Ryerson. . 
WTilliam  Ryerson. . 
William  Ryerson.. 
W  illiam  Ryerson. . 
William  Ryerson.. 
Wm.  McCullough. 

56  Wm.  McCullough. 

57  Asahel  Hurlburt,. 

58  Asahel  Hurlburt.. 

59  Asahel  Hurlburt.. 

60  Asahel  Hurlburt.. 
Asahel  Hurlburt.. 
William  Pollard. 
John  Borland. . . . 
J  ohn  Borland .... 
John  Borland. . . . 

John  Gemley . 

John  Gemley. 


51 

52 

53 
64 
55 


61 

62 

63 

64 

65 

66 
67 


68  John  Gemley. 


69  James  Preston . 

70  James  Preston . 

71  George  McRitchie. 

72  George  McRitchie 

73  John  A.  Williams. 

74  London  Conf. 


Isaac  B.  Howard.. 
George  Goodson .  . 

Peter  Ker . 

John  Bredin . 

James  Preston.. . . 
James  Preston .... 
William  S.  Griffin 
WilliainS.  Griffin. 
N.  R.  Willoughby 
N.  R.  Willoughby 
N.  R.  Willoughby 
James  Preston.. . 
James  Harris  . . . 
William  R.  Parker 
William  R.  Parker 
Alfred  Andrews  . 
Alfred  Andrews  , 


BRITISH  COLUMBIA  DISTRICT. 
(Formerly  part  of  Pacific  Coast  District. 


1868  Edward  White.. 
69  Edward  White. . 
7  0  Edward  White. . 

71  William  Pollard 

72  William  Pollard 

73  William  Pollard 

74  Toronto  Conf.  .  . 


Finan.  Secretary. 


Amos  E.  Russ .... 
Amos  E.  Russ. .  . . 
Amos  E.  Russ. . . . 
Amos  E.  Russ .... 
Amos  E.  Russ,  MA 
AmosE.  Russ,  MA 


Mem. 


131 

167 

253 

305 

363 

377 

470 


BROCKYILLE  DISTRICT. 


3552 

1848  Thomas  Bevitt. .  .  . 

3619 

49  Thomas  Bevitt..  .  . 

2346 

2509 

50  Thomas  Bevitt..  .  . 

2205 

3425 

51  Thomas  Bevitt. . .  . 

2212 

3494 

52  Thomas  Bevitt. .  .  . 

2140 

3715 

53  Thomas  Bevitt. .  .  . 

2432 

4060 

54  Asahel  Hurlburt.. 

2420 

4153 

55  Asahel  Hurlburt.. 

2641 

4316 

56  Asahel  Hurlburt.. 

2846 

4469 

57  Henry  Lanton..  .  . 

George  H.  Davis.. 

2884 

4618 

58  James  Brock . 

D.  C.  McDowell... 

3411 

4770 

59  James  Brock . 

D.  C.  McDowell... 

2641 

4726 

60  James  Brock . 

D.  C.  McDowell... 

3188 

4924 

61  William  Coleman. 

William  Andrews. 

3147 

4893 

62  D.  C.  McDowell... 

William  Andrews 

3007 

63  Ky.  Creighton.... 

D.  C.  McDowell... 

2932 

2997 

65  William  Scott . 

James  Armstrong. 

2674 

66  William  Scott . 

William  English.. . 

2607 

2400 

67  Isaac  B.  Howard.. 

W illiam  English. . . 

2642 

2490 

68  Isaac  B.  Howard.. 

William  English... 

2777 

2497 

69  Isaac  B.  Howard.. 

John  S.  Evans.. . . 

2950 

2588 

70  John  A.  Williams. 

John  S.  Evans. . . . 

3059 

2519 

71  John  A.  Williams. 

John  S.  Evans.. .  . 

3007 

2630 

72  John  A.  Williams. 

J  ohn  S.  Evans. . .  . 

3308 

73  George  McRitchie. 

M.  L.  Pearson . 

3362 

74  Montreal  Conf..  .  . 

3730 

BYTOWN 

DISTRICT. 

2811 

1840  Richard  Jones  «  .  . 

3164 

41  John  Carroll . 

1930 

2657 

42  Thomas  Bevitt..  .  . 

1505 

2742 

43  Thomas  Bevitt. .  .  . 

2220 

3181 

44  James  Musgrove . . 

2369 

3181 

45  James  Musgrove .  . 

2934 

3052 

46  James  Musgrove . . 

2807 

47  James  Musgrove . . 

2782 

3276 

48  Edmund  Shepherd 

3005 

3714 

49  Edmund  Shepherd 

1871 

3701 

50  Edmund  Shepherd 

1966 

3414 

51  Conrad  Vandusen. 

2014 

52  Asahel  Hurlburt.. 

2003 

3412 

53  Asahel  Hurlburt.. 

2014 

3627 

54  Ky.  Creighton..  . . 

2081 

3129 

55  Ottawa  District  .  . 

2209 

3148 

3334 

3367 

3697 

CHATHAM  DISTRICT. 

3725 

1854  Edmund  Shepherd . 

3728 

55  Samuel  Rose . 

863 

3820 

56  James  Musgrove .  . 

1497 

3789 

57  James  Musgrove. . 

William  Ames.. . . 

1602 

3881 

58  James  Musgrove. . 

William  Ames. . . . 

2648 

3109 

59  James  Musgrove.  . 

William  Ames.... 

2845 

364 


DISTRICTS. 


Year 


Pres.  Eld.  or  Clim. 


1860  James Musgrove.  . 

61  James  Musgrove . . 

62  James  Musgrove. . 

63  Lewis  Warner. .  . 

64  Thomas  Cleghorn. 

65  George  Goodson .  . 

66  George  Goodson  . . 

67  George  Goodson  .  . 

68  George  Goodson  .  . 

69  Alex.  Langford. . . 

70  Alex.  Langford.  .  . 

71  E.B.  Ryekman.MA 

72  E.  B.  Ryekman.MA 

73  William  S.  Griffin 

74  London  Conf.  .... 


Finan.  Secretary. 

Mem. 

William  Ames. . . . 

2967 

Edwin  Clement. . . 

2709 

Edwin  Clement. .  . 

2509 

William  Irwin.. .  . 

2486 

William  Irwin..  .  . 

2213 

William  Hawke.  . 

2409 

William  Hawke. . 

2627 

Alex.  Langford. .  . 

2771 

Alex.  Langford. .  . 

2800 

Ezra  A.  Stafford .  . 

2789 

Ezra  A.  Stafford. . 

2137 

Ezra  A.  Stafford .  . 

2241 

John  Philp,  B.A... 

2232 

David  L.  Brethour 

2442 

94f>4 

2454 


Year!  Pres.  Eld.  or  Clim. 


1863  Asahel  Hurlburt.. 

64  Asahel  Hurlhurt .. 

65  Asahel  Hurlburt . . 

66  Asahel  Hurlburt .. 

67  William  Price..  .. 

68  William  Price . 

69  Chas.  Lavell,  M.A. 

70  Chas.  Lavell, M.A. 

71  Chas.  Lavell, M.A. 

72  Chas.  Lavell, M.A. 

73  Chas.  Lavell, M.A. 

74  London  Conf. 


Finan.  Secretary. 

Mem. 

Joseph  Hugill.. . . 

2709 

Robert  Brewster.  . 

2326 

Robert  Brewster . . 

2240 

Robert  Brewster... 

2587 

William  Hawke. . 

2785 

William  Hawke. . 

2563 

William  Hawke. . 

2947 

William  Hawke . . 

3012 

William  Hawke. . 

3111 

William  Hawke. . 

3141 

William  Hawke. . 

3125 

3486 

GUELPH  DISTRICT. 


COBOURG  DISTRICT. 


1842  Asahel  Hurlhurt, 

43  Asahel  Hurlburt. 

44  Richard  Jones. .  . 

45  Richard  Jones . . . 

46  Richard  Jones. .  . 

47  Richard  Jones. . . 

48  William  Case. ..  . 

49  William  Case. . .  . 

50  William  Case. . .  . 


3072 

2592 

4475 

4429 

4404 

4964 

1834 

2045 


51  G.  R.  Sanderson 

52  G.  R.  Sanderson 

53  G.  R.  Sanderson 

54  James  Musgrove 

55  James  Musgrove 


56  Samuel  D.  Rice. . . 

57  John  Ryerson .... 

58  William  Philp  . . . 

59  Lewis  Warner. .  . . 

60  I.  B.  Aylesworth.. 

61  I.  B.  Aylesworth.. 

62  Geo.  R.  Sanderson 

63  Geo.  R.  Sanderson 

64  Geo.  R.  Sanderson 

65  Richard  Jones.. . . 

66  Richard  Jones .... 

67  Richard  Jones .... 

68  William  Pollard. . 

69  William  Pollard.  . 

70  William  Pollard.  . 


John  Bredin . 

John  Bredin . 

William  H.  Poole. 
William  H.  Poole. 
William  H.  Poole. 
James  H.  Bishop.. 
James  H.  Bishop.. 
James  H.  Bishop.. 
William  S.  Griffin 

D.  B.  Madden . 

D.  B.  Madden . 

Charles  Silvester . . 
Charles  Silvester.. 
Charles  Silvester . . 


2135 

2164 
2324 
2760 
2755 
2889 
3274 
3103 
2894 
2173 
2002 
2149 
2195 
2007 

2165 
2109 
2089 
2120 
2156 
2202 


71  Isaac  B.  Howard.. 

72  Isaac  B.  Howard.. 

73  E.  B.  Harper,  M.A 

74  Toronto  Conf.  .... 


William  Briggs  . . 
William  Briggs  . . 
William  Briggs  . . 


2322 

2467 

2490 

2335 


COLLINGWOOD  DISTRICT. 
(Formerly  part  of  Barrie  District.) 


1873  Jos.  Wr.  McCalluml  Isaac  Gold . 
74  Toronto  Conf. ....  I . 


740 

1221 


GODERICH  DISTRICT. 


1857  Thomas  Cosford  . . 

58  Thomas  Cosford  .  . 

59  Thomas  Cosford  . . 

60  Thomas  Cosford  .  . 

61  Thomas  Cosford  .  . 

62  Asahel  Hurlburt.. 


Thomas  Cleghorn. 
Thomas  Cleghorn. 
Thomas  Cleghorn. 
Thomas  Cleghorn. 
Thomas  Cleghorn. 
Joseph  Hugill 


1866 

1898 

2329 

2526 

2653 


1853  Lewis  Warner 


54  Lewis  Warner. .  .  . 

57  Lewis  Warner. .. . 

58  John  Douse . 

59  John  Douse . 

Charles  Silvester . . 
Samuel  C.  Philp . . 
Samuel  C.  Philp. . 
Samuel  C.  Philp .  . 
.Tames  Hughes..  .  . 

60  John  Douse . 

62  James  Brock . 

63  James  Brock . 

64  John  Carroll . 

65  John  Carroll . 

66  John  Carroll . 

James  Hughes.. . . 
Richard  J.  Forman 
Richard  J.  Forman 
Richard  J.  Forman 
Richard  J.  Forman 
JobnW.  German.. 
John  W.  German.. 
Tlios.  A.  Ferguson 
Tlios.  A.  Ferguson 

Joel  Briggs . 

Joel  Briggs . 

Joel  Briggs . 

67  Chas.  Lavell,  M.A. 

68  Chas.  Lavell,  M.A. 

69  William  S.  Griffin. 

70  E  B.  Harper,  M.A 

71  E.  B  Harper,  M.A 

72  E.  B.  Harper,  M.A 

73  Isaac  B.  Howard. . 

74  London  Conf. .... 

2325 

2982 

3316 

3635 

2589 

2929 

2889 

3028 

2969 

3033 

3119 

3330 

3081 

3057 

3154 

3318 

3341 

3254 

3428 

3446 

2674 


HAMILTON  DISTRICT. 

1842  John  Ryerson.  .  .  . 

43  Anson  Green . 

4915 

44  John  Ryerson.  .  .  . 

4986 

45  J  ohn  Ryerson .... 

3680 

46  John  Ryerson.  .  .  . 

3449 

47  John  Ryerson .... 

3529 

48  Henry  Wilkinson. 

3790 

49  Henry  Wilkinson. 

3058 

50  Henry  Wilkinson 

51  John  Carroll . 

3036 

2859 

52  John  Carroll . 

3144 

53  John  Carroll . 

3614 

54  Thomas  Bevitt. . .  . 

3219 

55  Thomas  Bevitt. . .  . 

3103 

56  Samuel  Rose . 

3144 

57  Samuel  Rose . 

58  Samuel  Rose . 

59  Richard  Jones. .  .  . 

60  Richard  Jones. .  . 

61  Richard  Jones . 

62  Samuel  D.  Rice. . . 

63  James  Elliott . 

64  E.  B.  Harper,  M.A 

65  E.  B.  Harper,  M.A 

66  E.  B.  Harper,  M.A 

67  James  Elliott 

68  Eph.  Evans,  D.D. 

69  Eph.  Evans,  D.D. 

Samuel  D  Rice. . . 
Samuel  D.  Rice. . . 
Samuel  D.  Rice. . . 
Janies  Hughes.. . . 
George  Goodson .  . 
Thomas  S.  Keougli 
Thomas  S.  Keough 
Ky.  Creighton .... 
Ky.  Creighton .... 
James  Greener.. .  . 
Henry  F.  Bland. . 
Henry  F.  Bland.  . 
John  Potts . 

3217 

4090 

4289 

3281 

3083 

3328 

3410 

3366 

3327 

3261 

3433 

3718 

3889 

WESLEYAN  METHODIST  CONFERENCE. 


365 


Year 


Pres.  Eld.  or  Chm. 


1870  James  Gray . 

71  SmL  D.Rice,  D.D. 

72  Sml.  D.Rice,  D.D. 

73  James  Gray . 


74  London  Conf. 


Finan.  Secretary. 


Thomas' W.  Jeffrey 
Thomas  W.  Jeffrey 
Thomas  W.  J effrey 
E.  B.  Ryckman, 
M.  A . 


Mem. 


3828 

4010 

3894 

3848 

3871 


HUDSON’S  BAY  DISTRICT. 


1854  Thomas  Hurlburt. 

55  Thomas  Hurlburt 

56  Thomas  Hurlburt. 

57  Robert  Brooking.. 

58  Robert  Brooking. . 

59  Robert  Brooking.. 

60  George  McDougall 

61  George  McDougall 

62  George  McDougall 

63  George  McDougall 

64  George  McDougall 

65  George  McDougall 

66  George  McDougall 

67  George  McDougall 

68  Saskatchewan  Dis. 


330 

330 

330 

340 

370 

370 

370 

370 

553 

553 

653 

687 


HURON  AND  SUPERIOR  DISTRICT. 


1860  Thomas  Hurlburt 

124 

527 

630 

6(3 

744 

65  . 

783 

66 

448 

67  . 

574 

KINGSTON 

DISTRICT. 

3537 

3442 

3430 

48  William  Squire. 

3564 

2078 

2285 

2143 

2115 

53  John  Ryerson .... 

2953 

54  John  Ryerson.  .  .  . 

2989 

55  John  Ryerson .... 

2993 

3224 

57  Benj.  Slight,  M.A. 

George  Beynon  . .  . 

3366 

58  Eph.  Evans,  D.  D. 

Gifford  Dorey  .... 

3466 

59  William  Pollard.  . 

Gifford  Dorey . 

3419 

60  William  Pollard  . 

J.  Herbert  Starr.  . 

3078 

61  Gesrge  Young. ..  . 

J.  Herbert  Starr.  . 

2969 

62  George  Young.  .  .  . 

J.  Herbert  Starr. . 

2915 

63  John  Gemley . 

J.  Herbert  Starr.  . 

3i>50 

64  John  Gemley . 

Wm.  McCullough. 

3973 

65  John  Gemley . 

George  McRitchie. 

3117 

66  George  McRitchie. 

John  S.  Clarke  . .  . 

3077 

67  James  Gray . 

John  S.  Clarke  . . 

3259 

68  James  Gray . 

E.B.RyckmanMA 

3159 

69  James  Gray . 

Henry  F.  Bland.  . 

3095 

70  William  Scott. . . 

Henry  F.  Bland 

3243 

71  Geo.  R.  Sanderson 

Richard  Wilson. . 

3281 

72  Geo.  R.  Sanderson 

Richard  Wilson  .  . 

3*76 

73  Geo.  R.  Sanderson 

D.  G.  Sutherland.. 

3439 

74  Montreal  Conf.. . . 

3730 

LONDON  DISTRICT. 


Year 


Pres.  Eld.  or  Chm. 


1831  Ezra  Adams . 

32  Ezra  Adams . 

33  1  Included  in  Ni- 

34  j  agara  Dist. . .  . 

35  David  Wright.  .  . 

36  David  Wright. .  . . 

37  David  Wright. .  . . 

38  Ephraim  Evans. . . 

39  Ephraim  Evans. . . 

40  Ephraim  Evans. . . 

41  William  Ryerson.. 

42  Edmund  Shepherd 

43  Edmund  Shepherd 

44  William  Ryerson.. 

45  William  Ryerson.. 

46  William  Ryerson.. 

47  William  Ryerson.. 

48  John  Carroll . 

49  John  Carroll . 

50  John  Carroll . 

51  Samuel  Rose . 

52  Samuel  Rose . 

53  Samuel  Rose . 

54  Samuel  Rose . 

55  Henry  Wilkinson. 

56  John  Douse . 

57  John  Douse . 


58  R.  Cooney,  D.D. . 

59  R.  Cooney,  D.D... 


60  Geo.  R.  Sanderson 

61  Geo.  R.  Sanderson 

62  Richard  Jones. .  .  . 

63  Richard  Jones .... 

64  Richard  Jones.  .  . . 

65  Lewis  Warner. . . . 

66  Lewis  Warner.  . . . 

67  Lewis  Warner.  .  . . 

68  James  Elliott 

69  James  Elliott 

70  James  Elliott 

71  W.  Jeffers,  D.D . . 

72  James  Gray . 

73  W.  Jeffers,  D.D. . 

74  London  Conf . 


Finan.  Secretary. 


John  A.  Williams 
John  A.  Williams 
Francis  Berry .... 
Wm.  McCullough. 
Wm.  McCullough. 
M  illiam  English.. 
William  English.. 
William  English.. 
Francis  Berry. .  . . 
Francis  Berry  .  . . 
James  H.  Bishop.. 
Edward  H.  Dewart 
J  Herbert  Starr. . 
J .  H  erbert  Starr . . 
Alex.  Langford. . . 
Alex.  Langford. .  . 
Alex.  Langford. .  . 


*  St.  Thomas  District  formed. 


Mem. 


2199 

2402 


1424 

1396 

1398 

2909 

3133 
3251 
4059 
2308 
2421 
3321 
3547 
3182 
4253 
2792 
2834 
2945 

3134 
3334 
3173 
2364 
1966 
2152 
2180 
2549 
2937 
3078 
3484 
3246 
3825 
3924 
4222 
4583 
4601 
4717 
3962 
4162 
4018 

*4  23 
3341 


MONTREAL  DISTRICT. 


1855  Wellington  Jeffers 

56  Wellington  Jeffers 

57  George  Young .... 

58  John  Gemley . 

59  Isaac  B.  Howard.. 

60  Isaac  B.  Howard. . 

61  E.  B.  Harper,  M.A 

62  E.  B.  Harper,  M.A 

63  E.  B.  Harper,  M.A 

64  James  Elliott . 

65  James  Elliott . 

66  James  Elliott 

67  John  Borland 

68  John  Borland 

69  George  Douglas.  . 


John  Gemley  .... 
Isaac  B.  Howard.. 
George  H.  Davis.. 
George  H.  Davis  .. 
E.  H.  Dewart. . . 
iE.  H.  Dewart. .  . . 
Henry  F.  Bland  . . 
E .  B .  Ryckman ,  B  A 
E.  B.  Ryckman,  BA 
John  Borland.  .  . 
George  McRitchie. 
George  McRitchie. 
George  McRitchie. 

John  Potts . 

71  Geo.  Douglas,  LLD  John  Potts . 


70 


Geo.  Douglas,  LLD 


1347 

1637 

1685 

1817 

2009 

2027 

2101 

2097 

2512 

2488 

2264 

2201 

2328 

2339 

2362 

2609 

2738 


366 


DISTRICTS. 


Year 

Pres.  Eld.  or  Chm. 

Finan.  Secretary. 

Mem. 

1872  Geo.  Douglas,  LLD 

73  Geo.  Douglas.  LLD 

74  Montreal  Conf..  .  . 

John  Potts  . . 

2922 

William  W.  Ross. 

2928 

2699 

NIAGARA 

DISTRICT. 

1824  Thomas  Madden  .. 

, 

2827 

25  Thomas  Madden.. 

3343 

26  Thomas  Madden .. 

2493 

27  John  Ryerson.  . . . 

. 

2718 

28  John  Ryerson .... 

* 

2830 

29  John  Ryerson .... 

2837 

30  J  ohn  Ryerson .... 

:::::::::: . : 

2919 

31  James  Richardson. 

3811 

32  Franklin  Metcalf. . 

4621 

33  Franklin  Metcalf. . 

5093 

34  William  Ryerson. . 

3548 

35  William  Ryerson  . 

3603 

36  William  Ryerson.. 

3423 

37  Richard  Jones .... 

1694 

38  1  . 

2082 

to  [-Includ’d in  other 

58  J  Districts . 

59  Samuel  Rose . 

Wm.  McCullough. 

60  Samuel  Rose . 

Thomas  S.  Keough 

2135 

61  Samuel  Rose . 

Thomas  S.  Keough 

2068 

62  Samuel  Rose . 

John  Shaw . 

2086 

63  Samuel  Rose . 

John  Shaw  . .  . 

2001 

64  Isaac  B.  Howard.. 

J.  Herbert  Starr.  . 

1904 

65  Isaac  B.  Howard.. 

•J.  Herbert  Starr . . 

1801 

66  Isaac  B.  Howard.. 

J.  Herbert  Starr.  . 

1952 

67  John  Carroll . 

J.  Herbert  Starr. . 

2001 

68  John  Carroll . 

J.  Herbert  Starr.  . 

2178 

69  Lewis  Warner. . 

John  G.  Laird..  .  . 

2244 

7  0  Lewis  W arner .... 

Jofm  S.  Clarke. .  . 

2323 

71  James  Brock . 

John  S.  Clarke  . .  . 

2147 

72  Wm.  R.  Parker,  MA 

John  S.  Clarke. . . 

2535 

73  Wm.R.  Parker, M A 

John  S.  Clarke  . .  . 

2574 

74  London  Conf . 

2575 

OTTAWA 

DISTRICT. 

1838  Richard  Jones 

39  Richard  Jones  ... . 

40  1  . 

to  [-Called  Bytown 

54  J  District. 

55  James  Brock . 

56  James  Brock . 

57  James  Brock . 

58  John  Carroll . 

59  John  Carroll . 

60  J  ohn  Carroll . 

61  William  Scott ...  . 

62  William  Scott... . 

63  William  Scott .... 

64  John  Douse . 

65  John  Douse . 

66  John  Douse . 

67  E.  B.  Harper,  M.A 

68  E  B.  Harper,  M.A 

69  E.  B.  Harper,  M.A 

70  Wm.  Stephenson.. 

71  Wm.  Stephenson.. 

72  John  Wakefield. .  . 

73  Wm.  Hall,  M.A  .. 

74  Montreal  Conf.. .  . 


1559 


1693 


S.  Huntingdon.  . 

George  Case . 

|  George  Case . 

George  Case . 

J.  E.  Sanderson .  . 
James  Armstrong. 
J ames  Armstrong. 
Edmund  E  Sweet. 
Richard  Wilson  .  . 
Richard  Wilson. . . 
Wm.  D.  Brown  .  . 
W m.  D.  Brown  . . 
Daniel  Connolly.  , 
Daniel  Connolly.  . 
Daniel  Connolly . . 
William  Hall,  M.A 
R.  M.  Hammond.. 


1641 

1831 

1906 

2057 

2039 

1584 

1618 

1752 

1903 

1844 

1795 

1818 

1808 

1926 

2074 

2073 

2047 

2202 


2376 


OWEN  SOUND  DISTRICT. 


Year 


Pres.  Eld.  or  Clim. 


1853 

54 

55 

56 

57 

58 

59 

60 
61 


Conrad  Yandusen. 
Conrad  Vandusen. 
Conrad  Vandusen 
Conrad  Vandusen. 
Conrad  Vandusen. 
Conrad  Vandusen. 
John  A.  Williams. 
John  A.  Williams. 
JohnA  .  Williams. 


62  George  Goodson  . . 

63  George  Goodson  .  . 

64  George  Goodson  .  . 

65  Thomas  Cleghorn. 

66  Thomas  Cleghorn. 

67  Thomas  Cleghorn. 

68  John  Hunt . 

69  I.  B.  Aylesworth.. 

70  Ky.  Creighton.. . . 

71  Ky.  Creighton.. .  . 

72  Ky.  Creighton.. .  . 

73  John  G.  Laird.. . . 

74  Toronto  Conf. . . . . 


Finan.  Secretary. 


John  L.  Kerr. .  .  . 
James  Iveson  .  .  . 
J.  K.  Williston  .  . 
Erastus  Hurlburt 
Erastus  Hurlburt . 
A.  R.  Campbell. 
William  Hay. . . 
William  Hay. . . 
William  Hay  .  . 
William  Irwin.. 
William  Irwin.. 
William  Irwin.. 
Pliineas  D.  Will 
Pliineas  D.  Will 
Phineas  D.  Will 
Phineas  D.  Will 
Josiah  Green  . . . 


PACIFIC  COAST  DISTRICT. 


1859  Epli.  Evans,  D.D. 

60  Eph.  Evans,  D.D. 

61  Eph.  Evans,  D.D. 

62  Eph.  Evans,  D.D. 

63  Eph.  Evans,  D.D. 

64  Eph.  Evans,  D.D. 

65  Eph.  Evans,  D.D. 

66  Eph.  Evans,  D.D. 

67  Eph.  Evans,  D  D. 

68  British  Columbia 


District . 


PEMBROKE  DISTRICT. 


1864  R.  M.  Hammond.. 

65  R.  M.  Hammond.. 

66  D.  C.  McDowell 

67  D.  C.  McDowell. . 

68  D.  C.  McDowell . . 

69  James  C.  Slater. . . 

70  James  C.  Slater. .  . 

71  James  C.  Slater. . . 

72  Richard  Whiting. . 

73  Richard  Whiting.. 
7  4  Montreal  Conf. . .  . 


Wm.  Tombline. . 
Wm.  Tombline. . 
Wm.  Tombline.. 
Wm.  Tombline. . 
Wm.  Tombline. . 
Wm.  Creighton  . 
Alexander  Lester. 
Wm.  Sanderson. 
Edwin  Fessant. .. 
Edwin  Fessant.. . 


Mem. 


780 

846 

1146 

1370 

1306 
1560 
1526 

1307 
1390 
1584 
1750 
1785 
1754 
1771 
1840 
2059 
2296 
2499 
2819 
2927 
2706 


56 

85 

95 

155 

155 

155 

148 

140 

131 


761 

845 

856 

780 

900 

921 

885 

937 

976 

1012 

1123 


PERTH  DISTRICT. 


1858  Henry  Lanton .... 

59  George  Beynon  . . . 

60  George  Beynon  . .  . 

61  George  Beynon  .  .  . 

62  George  Beynon  . . . 

63  George  Beynon  .  .  . 

64  James  Gray . 

65  James  Gray . 

66  James  Gray . 

67  F rancis  Coleman  . . 

68  Francis  Coleman  .. 

69  D.  C.  McDowell.. 

70  D.  C.  McDowell.. 


S.  Huntingdon . . . 
S.  Huntingdon  . . . 
S.  Huntingdon  . . . 
George  McRitchie. 
William  McGill  .  . 
William  McGill  . . 
Amos  E.  Russ .... 
Wm.  Hansford. .  . 
Wm.  Hansford. . . 
Wm.  Hansford. .  . 
J.  E.  Sanderson... 
J.  E.  Sanderson  .. 
J.  E.  Sanderson... 


1398 

1341 

1503 

1387 

1616 

1547 

1681 

1865 

1829 

1940 

1962 

1886 


WESLEYAN  METHODIST  CONFERENCE. 


367 


Year 

Pres.  Eld.  or  Chm 

Finan.  Secretary. 

Mem. 

1871 

D.  C.  McDowell.. 

William  Tomblin. 

1854 

72  James  C.  Slater  .  . 

William  McGill.  . 

1858 

73  James  C.  Slater  . . 

74  Montreal  Conf..  .  . 

William  McGill. . 

1717 

1692 

PETERBORO’  DISTRICT. 


1857 

58 

59 

60 
61 
62 
63 


William  Scott .. 
William  Scott .. , 
Wellington  Jeffers 


Henry  Lanton  . . 
John  CarroU .... 
John  Carroll .... 
John  Carroll .... 

64  James  Brock  .  .  . 

65  James  Brock  . .  . 

66  Thomas  Cosford. 
Thomas  Cosford. 
Thomas  Cosford . 
George  H.  Davis 


67 

68 

69 

70 

71 

72 

73 

74 


George  H.  Davis  . 
George  H.  Davis  . 
James  Brock 
James  Brock 
Toronto  Conf 


James  Greener..  . 
Richd.  Whiting. 
Richd.  Whiting. 
William  Briden  . 
Samuel  C.  Philp. 
Samuel  C.  Philp. 
Samuel  0.  Philp. 
Samuel  C.  Philp. 
Samuel  C.  Philp. 
Samuel  C.  Philp.. 
Samuel  C.  Philp., 
Samuel  C.  Philp., 
James  Greener.. . . 
William  Burns . .  . 
William  Burns . .  . 
William  Burns .  . . 
Richard  Clarke. .  . 


1662 

1925 

1846 

1826 

1989 

2295 

2163 

2203 

2156 

2127 

2285 

2346 

2361 

2699 

2836 

2685 

2671 


Year 

Pres.  Eld.  or  Chm. 

Finan.  Secretary. 

Mem. 

1871  George  Young.. .  . 

400 

72  George  Young .... 

73  George  Young .. . . 

531 

74 

Toronto  Coni' .... 

600 

RIDEAU  DISTRICT. 

1829  William  Brown  . . .  .... 

30  Included  in) Augusta  District.  J  1000 


ST.  THOMAS  DISTRICT. 

1873  Eph.  Evans,  D.D.  G.  N.  A.  F. 

Dickson . 

74  London  Conf . . . 


T. 


2114 


SARNIA 

1869  George  Goodson. . 
7  0  George  Goodson . . 

71  J.  W.  McCallum . 

72  Francis  Berry. , . . 

73  Francis  Berry. . . . 

74  London  Conf 


DISTRICT. 

James  Broley  .... 
William  Hicks.  .  . 

1647 

William  Hicks .. . 

1839 

William  Hicks  . .  . 

2025 

Ezra  A.  Stafford . . 

2014 

2075 

PONTIAC  DISTRICT. 


1860  William  Morton  ..I William  Tombliue 

61  William  Morton..' William  Tombline 

62  William  Morton  ..  William  Tombline 

63  R.  M.  Hammond.  [William  Tombline 

64  Now  called  Pembroke  District  . 


618 

643 

731 

761 


QUEBEC  DISTRICT. 


1855  B.  Slight,  M.  A 

56  John  Ryerson 

57  James  Elliott  . . 

58  James  Elliott 

59  James  Elliott 

60  John  Gemley 

61  John  Gemley 

62  John  Gemley 

63  George  Young  .. .  . 

64  George  Young  .. .  . 

65  George  Young ... . 

66  George  H.  Davis  . 

67  George  H.  Davis  . 

68  George  H.  Davis  . 

69  John  Borland 

70  John  Wakefield  . . 

71  James  Elliott  . .  . 

72  James  Elliott  .... 

73  James  Elliott  .... 

74  Montreal  Conf 


William  Pollard  .. 
William  Pollard.. 
William  Hansford 
William  Hansford 
William  Hansford 
William  Hansford 
William  Hansford 
William  Hansford 
T.  W.  Jeffery .... 
Wm.  Hall,  B.A.  . 
Wm.  Hall,  B.A.  . 
Wm.  Hall,  B.A.  . 
Geo.  Washington, 

B.A . 

Geo.  Washington, 

B.A . 

Geo.  Washington, 

M.  A . 

Geo.  Washington, 

M.A.... . 

Geo.  Washington, 
M.A . 


1119 

1212 

1105 

1465 

1468 

1534 

1468 

1513 

1509 

1534 

1540 

1396 

1425 

1380 

1424 

1582 

1574 


1556 


1521 

1516 


SASKATCHEWAN  DISTRICT. 
(Formerly  Hudson’s  Bay  District.) 

1868  George  McDougall 

69  George  McDougall 

70  George  McDougall 

71  George  McDougall 

72  George  McDougall 

73  George  McDougall 

74  Toronto  Conf  .... 


397 

397 

397 

396 

313 

443 

443 


STANSTEAD  DISTRICT. 

1855  John  Tomkins.. . . 

56  Juhn  Tomkins.. .  . 

57  John  Tomkins.. .  . 

58  John  Tomkins.. .  . 

59  John  Tomkins.. . 

60  John  Borland  .... 

61  John  Borland  .... 

62  John  Borland  .... 

63  John  Tomkins.. .  . 

64  Rufus  A.  Flanders 
)  R-.  A.  Flanders  ) 

0  j  John  Tomkins  ) 

66  John  Tomkins.. .  . 

67  John  Tomkins.. .  . 

68  John  Tomkins...  . 

69  E.  B.  Ryckman, 

M.A.  .  . . 

70  E.  B.  Ryckman, 

M.A . 

71  William  Hansford 

72  William  Hansford 

73  William  Hansford 

74  Montreal  Conf.. .  . 


R.  A.  Flanders. .  . 
R.  A.  Flanders. . . 
R.  A.  Flanders. . . 
R.  A.  Flanders. .  . 
John  Tomkins.! .  . 
John  Tomkins.. . . 
John  Armstrong.. 
J.  E.  Sanderson . . 

J.  E.  Sanderson.  . 

John  Armstrong.. 
John  Armstrong.. 
John  Armstrong  . 

Benjamin  Cole... . 

William  English.. 
William  English.. 
William  English.. 
Le  Roy  Hooker. . . 


1142 

1206 

1265 

1426 

1491 

1584 

1576 

1495 

1509 

1655 

1530 

1606 

1690 

1726 

1688 

1727 
1847 
1954 
2095 


TORONTO  DISTRICT. 


RED  RIVER  DISTRICT. 

1868  George  Young .. . .  I . 

69  George  Young..  .  .  . 

70  George  Young . . .  .  | . 


1833  Jas.  Richardson.  . 

34  Jas.  Richardson.. 

3357 

3435 

315 

35  Jas.  Richardson  .  . 

395 

36  John  Ryerson .... 

3483 

368 


DISTRICTS. 


Year 


Pres.  Eld.  or  Chm. 


Finan.  Secretary.!  Mem. 


1837  John  Ryerson. . . . 
3S  John  Ryerson - 

39  John  Ryerson. .  .  . 

40  Anson  Green . 

41  Anson  Green . 

42  Alex  McNab. . . , 

43  Hy.  Wilkinson. . . 

44  Anson  Green . 

45  Ily.  Wilkinson. . . 

46  Hy.  Wilkinson. . . 

47  Hy.  Wilkinson. .  . 

48  John  Ryerson. . . . 

49  John  Ryerson. . . . 

50  John  Ryerson. .  . . 

51  John  Ryerson - 

52  Richard  Jones .. . . 

53  Richard  Jones ... . 

54  Richard  Jones  .. .  . 

55  Richard  J ones - 

56  Richard  Jones.. .  . 

57  Richard  Jones - 

58  R  ichard  J  ones .... 

59  Hy.  Wilkinson. . . 

60  Hy.  Wilkinson. . . 

61  James  Elliott  .  .  . 

62  James  Elliott 

63  Isaac  B.  Howard.. 

64  William  Pollard.  . 

65  William  Pollard.  . 


Hy.  Wilkinson. .  . 
Hy.  Wilkinson. . . 
William  Philp  .  .  . 
Gifford  Dorey .... 
Gifford  Dorey  .... 
Gifford  Dorey .... 
William  Pollard. . 
John  A.  Williams. 
John  A.  Williams. 


3496 

3448 

3977 

4230 

4331 

5188 

3367 

3334 

3702 

3069 

4064 

4482 

4263 

4467 

4238 

4955 

5282 

4605 

4678 

4864 

5168 

5726 

6128 

4232 

3994 

4198 

4216 

4163 

3990 


Year 

Pres.  Eld.  or  Chm. 

Finan.  Secretary. 

Mem. 

1866 

George  Young  .. .  . 

John  A.  Williams. 

3922 

67  George  Young .... 

Edwin  Clement .  . . 

4124 

68 

W  M  Punshon,MA 

Jas.  H.  Bishop . .  . 

4345 

69 

W  M  Punshon,  M  A 

Jas.  H.  Bishop.  .  . 

4402 

70  Eph.  Evans,  D.D. 

George  Cochran. . . 

4047 

71  Eph.  Evans,  D.D. 

George  Cochran. . . 

4061 

72  John  Shaw . 

George  Cochran. . . 

4301 

73  John  Shaw . 

T.  W.  Jeffery.... 

4745 

74  See  Toronto  Conf. 

5274 

WHITBY 

1859  Francis  Coleman.. 

60  Francis  Coleman. . 

61  Francis  Coleman  . . 

62  I.  B.  Aylesworth.. 

63  Wm.  McFadden.  . 

64  Wm.  McFadden.  . 

65  Wm.  McFadden.  . 

66  Wm.  McFadden.  . 

67  Wm.  McFadden. . 

68  Thomas  Cleghorn. 

69  W.  Jeffers,  D.D.  . 

70  W.  Jeffers,  D.D. . 

71  William  Scott ...  . 

72  William  Scott.. . . 

73  Williafh  Scott.. . . 

74  See  Toronto  Conf. 


DISTRICT. 

John  Hunt . 

Wm.  McFadden. . 
Wm.  McFadden.  . 
Lewis  W arner ... 
Francis  Berry .... 
Edwin  Clement  . . 
Edwin  Clement. . . 
James  C.  Slater  .  . 
Richard  Whiting.. 
Richard  Whiting . 
GRAFT  Dickson 
GNAFT  Dickson 
G  N  A[F  T  Dickson 
George  H.  Cornish 
George  H.  Cornish 


2923 

2930 

3004 

2104 

2855 

2851 

2640 

2484 

2527 

2695 

2866 

3067 

3125 

2987 

3158 


PART  II. 


THE 

fHUsUjjan  jMrtljflitist  CUjunij 

IN 

EASTERN  BRITISH  AMERICA  &  NEWFOUNDLAND 

♦ 

1765  to  1874. 


24 


THE 


(Kites  Rmm  JEttljuidsf  Cljurcii 

IN 

EASTERN  BRITISH  AMERICA  A  NEWFOUNDLAND, 

1765  to  1874. 


The  Wesleyan  Missions  in  Newfoundland  commenced  in  1765,  and  in  the 
Provinces  of  Nova  Scotia,  New  Brunswick,  and  Prince  Edward  Island,  com¬ 
menced  in  1779,  together  with  the  Burmudas  commenced  in  1799,  were  all 
under  the  care  of,  and  connected  with,  the  English  Wesleyan  Conference,  until 
July  17th,  1855,  when  the  Ministers  connected  with  Methodism  in  these  parts, 
met  in  the  City  of  Halifax,  N.S.,  and  organized  the  Conference  of  Eastern 
British  America,  under  the  Presidency  of  the  Rev.  John  Beecham,  of  the 
British  Conference. 


I. 

A  RECORD  OF  THE  SESSIONS  OF  CONFERENCE, 

From  the  first  held  in  Halifax  in  1855,  to  that  held  in  Charlottetown  in  1874, 

WITH  THE  NAMES  OF  THE  PRESIDENT,  Co-DELEGATE  AND  SECRETARY,  FOR  EACH  YEAR. 


Year. 

Place. 

1855 

Halifax . 

1856 

St.  John . 

1857 

Sack  ville . 

1858 

H  alifax . 

1859 

Charlotteville  .  . 

1860 

Fredericton . . 

1861 

St.  John . 

1862 

Halifax . 

1863 

Charlottetown  . . 

1864 

Sackville . 

1865 

Y  armouth . 

1866 

St.  John . 

1867 

Halifax . 

1868 

Fredericton .... 

1869 

Charlottetown.  . 

1870 

Yarmouth . 

1871 

St.  John . 

1872 

Halifax . 

1873 

Fredericton .... 

1874 

Charlottetown . . 

President. 


Co-Delegate. 


Secretary. 


John  Beecham,  D.D .  . .  . 
Matthew  Richey,  D.D... 
Matthew  Richey,  D.D. .  . 
Matthew  Richey,  D.  D. .  . 
Matthew  Richey,  M.D. .  . 
Matthew  Richey,  M.D.  .  . 

William  B.  Boyce . 

H.  Pickard,  D.D . 

Charles  De Wolfe,  D.D.. 
Wm.  L.  Thornton,  M.A. 

John  McMurray . 

George  Scott,  D.  D . 

iMatthew  Richey,  D.D. 
Wm.  M.  Punshon.  M.A. 

Henry  Daniel . 

H.  Pickard,  D.D . 

Henry  Pope  (B) . 

James  G.  Hennigar . 

Charles  Stewart,  D.  D. 
John  McMurray . 


Matthew  Richey,  D.D. . . 


Richard  Knight,  D.  D. 
Richard  Knight,  D.D. 
Richard  Knight,  D.D. 


H.  Pickard,  D.D . 

Charles  De  Wolfe,  D.D. . 

Thomas  H.  Davies . 

Thomas  H.  Davies . 

Edmund  Botterell . 

James  England . 

Ingham  Sutcliffe. . 

Henry  Daniel . 

Henry  Pope  (B) . 

James  G.  Hennigar . 

Samuel  W.  Sprague  .... 
Charles  Stewart, "D.D.  .. 

Elias  Brettle . 

GeorgeS.  Milligan,  M.A. 


William  Temple. 
William  Temple. 
H.  Pickard,  M.A. 
H.  Pickard,  M.A. 
H.  Pickard,  M.A. 
H.  Pickard,  M.A. 
John  McMurray. 
John  McMurray. 
John  McMurray. 
John  McMurray. 
R.  Alder  Temple. 
R.  Alder  Temple. 
R.  Alder  Temple. 
R.  Alder  Temple. 
Duncan  D.  Currie. 
Duncan  D.  Currie. 
Duncan  D.  Currie. 
Duncan  D.  Currie. 
James  Taylor. 
James  Taylor. 


i 


II. 


TABULAE  STATEMENT  OF  THE  NUMBEE  OF 

MINISTERS,  MEMBERS  AND  SABBATH  SCHOOLS, 
from  1855  TO  1874. 


♦ 


Year. 

Ministers  and 
Preachers. 

Effec¬ 

tive. 

Sup’y. 

Total. 

On  Trial. 

1855 

81 

7 

88 

587 

1856 

85 

10 

95 

665 

1857 

95 

6 

101 

825 

1858 

102 

6 

108 

•  2,036 

1859 

102 

9 

111 

2,119 

1860 

114 

11 

124 

1,864 

1861 

122 

11 

133 

1,553 

1862 

124 

12 

136 

1,448 

1863 

123 

15 

138 

1,680 

1864 

130 

14 

144 

1,772 

1865 

130 

14 

144 

1,562 

1866 

130 

15 

145 

1,361 

1867 

130 

14 

144 

1,703 

1868 

131 

20 

151 

1,831 

1869 

132 

18 

150 

1,353 

1870 

129 

18 

147 

1,266 

1871 

140 

19 

159 

1.331 

1872 

147 

22 

169 

776 

1873 

170 

21 

191 

2,231 

1874 

204 

20 

224 

3,370 

Members. 


Full. 

Total. 

Increase. 

or 

Decrease. 

13,136 

13,723 

12,855 

13,520 

d.  203 

12,730 

13,555 

35 

13,511 

13,547 

d.  8 

14,816 

16,935 

3,388 

15,167 

17,031 

96 

15,497 

17,050 

19 

15,389 

16,837 

d.  113 

15,104 

16,784 

d.  53 

15,125 

16,897 

113 

15,029 

16,591 

d.  306 

15,275 

16,636 

45 

14,873 

16,576 

d.  60 

15,070 

16,901 

325 

14,938 

16,291 

d.  610 

15,021 

16,287 

d.  4 

15,803 

17,134 

847 

15,342 

16,118 

d.  1.016 

15,934 

18,165 

1,952 

17,580 

20,950 

2,785 

Sabbath  Schools. 


Officers 

and 

Teachers 

Scholars. 

Volumes 

in 

Libraries. 

1,241 

9,569 

1,341 

10,400 

1,504 

11,111 

1,473 

11,331 

1,341 

10,701 

1,334 

10,367 

1,674 

12,526 

1,783 

13,255 

1,862 

13,957 

19,390 

1,989 

14,961 

21,309 

1,965 

14,679 

23,198 

2,152 

15,742 

24,201 

2,238 

16,976 

23,606 

2,346 

1  17,863 

27,455 

2,374 

18,766 

31,040 

2,483 

19,447 

33,273 

2,637 

!  20,991 

34,569 

III. 

TABULAE  STATEMENT  OF  THE  SUMS  CONTEIBUTED  TO  THE 

CHIEF  CONNEXIONAL  FUNDS, 

From  1855  to  1874. 


Year. 

Missionary. 

Contingent. 

1355  . 

No  Report  in 

Conference  Min 

1856  . 

$10,955  50 

$1,021  43 

1857  . 

12,474  74 

1,453  92 

1358  . 

13,445  14 

963  09 

1859  . 

12,876  79 

1,232  07 

'ISSO  . 

13,451  34 

1,250  96 

1R01  . 

12,316  06 

1,227  78 

1 862  . 

11,611  39 

1,139  83 

1  g62  . 

11,358  96 

1,164  64 
1,107  44 

1864  . 

12,058  85 

1865  . 

12,160  21 

1,126  98 

1866  . 

12,374  90 

1,186  24 

1867  . 

12,106  37 

1,642  15 

1868  . 

11,323  35 

1,172  68 

186Q  . 

11,340  17 

1,148  53 

1870  . 

12,759  18 

1,189  15 

1871  . 

12,368  80 

1,249  65 

1872  . 

1873  . 

13,115  89 
12,795  49 

1,288  50 
1,358  49 

1874 . 

12,257  13 

1,428  60 

Home  Missions. 

Supernumerary. 

Educational. 

utes. 

$568  88 

$321  70 

394  37 

4S9  75 

982  44 

512  92 

1,891  47 

507  92 

2,467  50 

468  14 

3,205  98 

537  06 

2,004  69 

473  14 

2,000  42 

476  00 

2,250  06 

601  83 

2,083  24 

619  35 

2,183  51 

686  69 

2,272  48 

281  43 

$826  13 

2,245  65 

704  70 

1,493  33 

2,301  24 

747  68 

1,934  04 

2,382  08 

770  66 

4,440  10 

2,418  26 

1,815  64 

5,591  72 

2,491  21 

1,614  67 

7,277  93 

2,648  22 

1,325  46 

9,473  77 

3,165  59 

1,370  07 

NAMES 


OF 

MINISTERS  AND  PROBATIONERS  FOR  THE  MINISTRY 

WHO  HAVE  LABOURED  IN 
* 

(Eastern  Driteslj  Amrrtea  &  |tehiteraiti>lanii 

From  1765  to  1874, 

CLASSIFIED  AND  ALPHABETICALLY  ABBANGED 

UNDER  THE  YEAR  IN  WHICH  THEIR  MINISTRY  BEGAN. 


1775. 

1791. 

.  .ENG. 

1813 

20  Bishop,  Abraham  J . 

1793 

21  Boyd,  James .  . 

1794 

1776. 

22  Early,  William  P . . 

. u.  s. 

1794 

2  Garrettson,  Freeborn . 

1787 

23  Fisler,  Benjamin . 

. u.  s. 

1793 

1780. 

1792. 

3  Cromwell,  James  Oliver . 

. LOC. 

1793 

24  Smith,  George . 

1797 

1781. 

4  Wray,  James . 

1792 

1793. 

25  McColl,  Duncan . 

. D. 

1830 

1782. 

5  Black,  William . 

1834 

1894. 

6  Mann,  John . 

. D. 

1817 

26  Harding,  Theodore  S . 

1795 

7  McGeary,  John . 

. ENG. 

1788 

1795. 

1783. 

27  Newton,  Francis . 

1796 

8  Whitehead,  Thomas . 

. CAN. 

1806 

28  Stocket,  Richard . 

. u.  s. 

1796 

1784. 

1799. 

9  Jessop,  William . 

. D. 

1795 

29  Bulpit,  James . 

. LOC. 

1814 

1785. 

30  Lowry,  James . 

. u.  s. 

1802 

10  Thoresby,  William . 

1797 

1800. 

31  Bennett,  William . 

. D. 

1858 

32  Marsden,  Joshua . 

. D. 

1837 

11  Grandin,  William . 

. LOC. 

1799 

,EX. 

1804 

12  Mann,  James . 

1820 

1802. 

1788. 

34  Remmington,  John . 

1810 

13  Cooper,  John . . 

1804 

14  Horne,  James . 

1856 

1804. 

15  Lunsford.  Isaac . 

1795 

. LOC. 

1805 

1789. 

1806. 

16  Fidler,  Daniel . 

1808 

36  Bamford,  Stephen . 

1847 

17  Ragan,  John . 

. u.  s. 

1793 

37  Knowlon,  James . 

. D. 

1845 

18  Stephenson,  John . 

1802 

1808. 

1790. 

1837 

19  Wilson,  Benjamin . 

. LOC. 

1800 

39  McDowell,  Samuel . 

1813 

374 


MINISTERS  AND  PROBATIONERS. 


1810. 

40  Alexander,  Joseph  . 

41  Crosseombe,  William.... 

42  Priestley,  James . 

43  Ward,  William  . 

1811. 

44  Ash,  William . 

1812. 

45  Bushy,  Sampson . 

1813. 

46  Armstrong,  Richard . 

47  Strong,  John  B . . 

48  Williams,  Richard . 

1814. 

49  Lewis,  John . 

50  Pickavant,  John.  . 

51  Pope,  Henry . 

1815. 

52  Hickson,  Thomas . 

1816. 

53  Alder,  Robert . 

54  Barr,  Ninian . . 

55  Burt,  William . 

56  Haigli,  John . 

57  Jackson,  George . 

58  Knight,  Richard,  D.D.. 

59  Payne,  Thomas . 

1817. 

60  Avard,  Adam  C . 

61  Millar,  George . 

1818. 

62  Marshall,  John . 

63  Snowball,  John  . 

1820. 

64  Temple,  William . 

65  Wilson,  William  _ _ 

66  Young,  Robert  . 

1821. 

67  Richey,  Matthew,  D.D, 

1822. 

68  Boyd,  John . 

69  Des  Brisay,  Albert . 

70  Ellidge,  George . 

71  Nightingale,  Adam.... 

1823. 

72  Davies,  Thomas  H . 

1824. 

73  Bates,  Charles . 

7  4  Corlett,  J  ohn . 

1825. 

75  Murray,  William . 

76  Smithson,  William . 

1826. 

77  Brownell,  John  B . 

78  Hennigar,  James  G . 

79  Wood,  Enoch . 

1827. 

80  Evans,  Ephraim . 

81  Hetherington,  John  P. 

82  Norris,  Jamesi . 

83  Pickles,  Michael . 

84  Smith,  William . 

85  Tomkins,  John . 

86  Webb,  William . 


...D. 
...  D. 
.LOC. 
.  ...D. 

ENG, 


.LOG. 
....D. 
.  ...D. 


ENG. 

ENG. 


.  ENG. 

.CAN. 
.EFG. 
.CAN. 
.  ...D. 
.ENG. 
.  ...D. 
W.  I. 


.D. 

.D. 


_ D. 

. D. 

.ENG. 


.ENG 

. D. 

.ENG. 

.ENG. 


. D. 

.W.  I. 


,..D. 

...D. 


.  . .  D. 
.CAN. 

.CAN. 

CAN. 

.CAN. 


_ D. 

.CAN. 


1811 

1859 

1811 

1812 


1818 


1850 


1814 

1870 

1856 

4820 

1838 


1825 

1825 

1826 
1826 

1859 
1828 

1860 
1823 

1821 

1869 

1864 

1871 

1873 

1870 
1830 


1832 

1857 

1848 

1865 


1841 

1830 

1840 

1866 

1864 

1847 

1857 

1839 

1854 

1863 

1833 

1847 


1828. 

87  Bent,  Joseph  F . 

88  McNutt,  Arthur . 

89  Shenstone,  William  E  .. 

90  Smithies,  John . 

1829. 

91  Cranswick,  Matthew  ... 

92  Douglas,  Richardson  ... 

1830. 

93  Daniel,  Henry  . 

94  Johnson,  George.. . 

95  McDonald,  William.. 

1831. 

96  Cooney,  Robert . 

97  Sutcliffe,  Joseph . 

1832. 

98  Angwin,  Thomas . 

1833. 

99  Bannister,  William . 

100  McMurray,  John . 

101  Richardson,  Thomas... 

1834. 

102  Botterell,  Edmund . 

103  Cardy,  William  T . 

104  Sleep,  Peter . 

105  Smith,  Thomas . 

1835. 

106  Beals,  Wesley  C . 

107  Buckley,  James . 

1836. 

108  Addy,  John  S . 

109  Barratt,  George  M.  ..  . 

110  McMasters,  Samuel . 

111  Pickard,  Humphrey.... 

112  Wheelock,  Jesse  . 

1837. 

113  Churchill,  Charles  . 

114  De Wolfe,  Charles . 

115  England,  James  . 

116  Jost,  Jeremiah  Y . 

117  Rice,  Samuel  D . 

118  Smallwood,  Frederick. 

1838. 

119  Marshall,  William . 

120  Sprague,  Samuel  W... 

1839. 

121  Weddall,  Richard . 

1840. 

122  Allan,  William . 

123  Ingham,  Jabez . . 

124  Morton,  Roland . 

125  Peach,  John  S . 

1841. 

126  Narraway,  James  R  ... 

1842. 

127  Chesley,  Robert  A.  . . . 

128  Lockhart,  Christopher 

129  Smith,  Richard . 

1843. 

130  Allison,  John . 

1844. 

131  Pope,  Henry,  D.D . 


. D. 

BAH  A. 


ENG. 

..LOC. 


•  D. 


.CAN. 


1864 

1837 


1837 

1847 


1834 

1855 


.w.  i.  1838 


.ENG. 


•  D. 

•  D. 

•  D. 


.D. 
•  D. 


■  ENG. 


.CAN. 


1838 


1871 

1842 

1874 


•  D. 


..LOC. 
■  ENG. 


•  U.  S. 


1842 

1841 

1862 

1847 

1846 


1866 

1848 


1856 


1865 


EASTERN  BRITISH  AMERICA  CONFERENCE. 


375 


1845. 

132  Brewster,  John  . 

133  McCarty,  William . 

134  Prince,  John . . . 

1846. 

135  Crane,  Robert.  E . 

136  Huestis,  George  0 . 

137  Taylor,  James . 

1848. 

138  Brettle,  Elias . 

1849. 

139  Temple,  Robert  A . 

.  1850. 

140  Tuttle,  George  W . 

141  WeRs,  William  P . 

1851. 

142  Albrighton,  Thomas  .. . 

143  Black,  Alexander  B.... 

144  Gaetz,  Thomas  . 

145  Moore,  Frederick  W.... 

146  Phinney,  John  S . 

147  Starr,  Joseph  Herbert 

148  Tweedy,  William  . 

1852. 

149  Des  Bi'isay,  Albert  S.  . 

150  Prestwood,  Paul . 

151  Sponagle,  John  L . 

152  Stewart,  Charles,  D.D 

1853. 

153  Burns,  James .  ... 

154  Currie,  Duncan  D . 

155  Duncan,  Robert . 

156  Gaskin,  Charles . 

157  Hart,  Joseph . . 

158  McKeown,  Hezekiah. .. 

159  McKinnon,  William  C 

160  Paysou,  George  B . 

161  Tweedy,  Robert . 

1854. 

162  Avery,  Samuel  . 

163  Harris,  Thomas . 

164  Milligan,  George  S.  .. 

165  Smith,  Thomas  B  ,  .. 

166  Wilson,  Robert . 

1855. 

167  Comben,  Charles  . 

168  Dove,  James . 

169  Lathern,  John . 

170  Tweedy,  James . 

1856. 


■  ENG. 


1865 


1872 


.aits. 


.ENG. 

,...W. 

....D. 

,.LOC. 


•  CAN. 


.LOC. 


,U.  S. 


.D. 


.1). 


U.  S. 


1852 


1861 

1870 
1860 

1871 

1857 


1865 

1871 

1861 

1862 

1861 

1866 


1 857.  — Continued. 

184  Howie,  John  W . 

185  Johnson,  Richard . 

186  Perkin,  William . 

187  Read,  John  .  . 

188  Smith,  Thomas  W . 

189  Sutcliffe,  Joseph . 

190  Wasson,  Robert . 

1858. 

191  Huestis,  Stephen  F . 

192  Likely,  John  B . 

193  Pickles,  Fletcher  H.  W.... 

194  Richey,  Theopliilus  S . 

195  Ryan,  William . 

196  Scott,  David  B . 

197  Shenstone,  William  S. ... 

198  Teesdale,  John  J . 

199  Thurlow,  Isaac  E . . 

200  Tuttle,  Alexander  S . 

20 1  Waterhouse,  J ohn . . 

1859. 

202  Coffin,  J  oseph  S . 

203  Pratt,  Richard . 


1860. 

204  Colter,  John  J . 

205  Evans,  Edwin . 

206  Goodison,  John . 

207  Hart,  James  R . 

208  Hart,  Thomas . 

209  Johnston,  Benjamin  J. 

210  Lane,  Christopher . 

211  Richey,  James  A . 

212  Shenton,  Job  . 

213  Smith,  R.  Mitchell . 

214  Turner,  Alfred  W . 

215  Weldon,  Fletcher  A ... . 

1861. 

216  Bigney,  John  G . 

217  Cowperthwite,  H.  P.... 

218  Gaetz,  Joseph .  ... 

219  Gaetz,  Leonard . 

220  Gray,  Andrew . 

221  Harrison,  Frederick  W 

222  Harrison,  George . 

223  Johnson,  John . 

224  Ladner,  Charles . 

225  Martin,  Samuel  B  . 

226  Mosher,  John  A . 

227  Pascoe,  Joseph . 

228  Percival,  William  W.. 

229  Slackford,  Elias . 


171  Alcorn,  William. 


172  Butcher,  George . ENG. 

173  Cassidy,  John . 

174  Fox,  Thomas .  . 

175  Holland,  Henry . i>. 


176  Humphrey,  Stephen . 

177  Nicholson,  Alexander  W . 

178  Perkins,  William  W . . 

179  Teed,  Stephen  T . 

180  Winterbotham,  John . D. 

1857. 

181  Brown,  William  C . 

182  Chapman,  Douglas . 

183  Duke,  James  A . 


1867 

1861 

1871 


1862. 

230  Allen,  John  J.... . . 

231  Angwin,  Joseph  G . 

232  Colpitts,  Wesley  W  .... 

233  Dutcher,  Charles  W.  T. 

234  Heartz,  William  H . 

235  Hemmeon,  Joseph  B. .. 

236  Jost,  Cranswick . 

237  Parker,  Isaac  N . 

238  Pitblado,  Charles  B . 

239  Rogers,  Jabez  A . 

240  Smith,  L.  Richmond.  ., 

241  Sprague,  Howard . 

242  Taylor,  Robert  H . 


loo.  1869 
loo.  1863 


D. 


1867 


.u.s. 

...w. 

...B. 


1862 

1862 

1861 


u.s. 


w. 


LOO. 

...D. 


1869 

1862 

1866 

1871 


dp.  1866 


d.  1871 


u.s. 


DP. 


LOC. 


1872 

1863 

1874 


376 


i 

MINISTERS  AND  PROBATIONERS. 


I 


1863. 

243  Clarke,  John  A . 

244  Deinstadt,  Thomas  J.. 

245  Johnson,  Robert  O’B.. 

246  LeLaeheur,  David  W. . 

247  Pike,  John  M . 

1864. 

248  Cranford,  Henry  L . 

249  DesBrisay,  Albert  S... 

250  Fulton,  J.  McC . 

251  Howie,  Isaac..  . 

252  Le  Page,  Alfred  E . 

253  Moore,  Ezra  B . 

254  Todliunter,  Joseph . 

255  Waters,  Asa  B . 

1865. 

256  Rogers,  Thomas . 

257  Sargant,  William . 

1866. 

258  Allen,  Thomas . 

259  Devitt,  Frederick . 

260  Dockrill,  Charles  W . . 

261  Forsey,  George . 

262  Lodge,  Wilson  W . 

263  Mack,  Robert  B . 

264  Morton,  Arthur  D . 

265  Paisley,  Charles  H... 

266  Reay,  John . 

267  Seller,  Joseph . . 

1867. 

268  Ackman,  Samuel  B... 

269  Burns,  William  H  — 

270  Mills,  Edwin . 

271  Tuttle,  George  M . 

1868. 

272  Day,  George  F . 

273  Johnson,  Levi  S . 

274  Scott,  Francis  . 

1869. 

275  Brecken,  Ralph . 

276  Daniel,  Robert  A . 

277  Weddall,  Richard  W 

278  Woods,  William . 

1870. 

279  Betts,  John  F.., . 

280  Borden,  Jonathan  R. 

281  Brewer,  Waldron  W. 

282  Clarke,  Hemy  J . 

283  Dobson,  William  .... 

284  Dutton,  William.  .... 

285  Evans,  William  H... 

286  Frazer,  William  J  .... 

287  Fulton,  Silas  C  . 

288  Giles,  Jesse  B . 

289  Hale,  Joseph . 

290  Ibbitson,  William  H. 


■  TT.S. 


.xr.s. 


.LOC. 

.LOO. 


DP. 


.u.  s. 


.DP. 


.LOO. 


1873 

1873 

1873 


1867 

1867 


1867 


1868 


1872 


1871 


...DP. 

■  U.  s. 


1871 

1871 

1872 


1873 


187 0. — Continued. 

291  James,  Silas . 

292  Maggs,  William . 

293  Matthews,  Solomon . 

294  Morris,  Augustus  B . 

295  Parker,  Caleb . 

296  Pelley,  Ebenezer  G . 

297  Pickles,  Charles . 

298  Pickles,  Frederick  M . 

299  Willey,  Francis  G . 

1871. 

300  Baines,  William  D . 

301  Berrie,  John  C . 

302  Bond,  George  J . 

303  Crisp,  Robert  S . 

304  Currie,  John  G . 

305  Doull,  John  W . 

306  Ellis,  John . .  . 

307  Emhree,  Jeremiah . 

308  Emsley,  William  H . 

309  England,  Ebenezer  E . 

310  Fisher,  George  W . 

311  Fisher,  Joseph  M . 

312  Hamilton,  Charles  W . 

313  Harrison,  William . 

314  James,  Thomas  H . 

315  Jubb,  John  E . 

316  Lucas,  Aquila . 

317  Marshall,  Thomas . 

318  McArthur,  Robert . 

319  Penny,  William  F . 

320  Shrewsbury,  Abraham  R.  B. 

321  Strothard,  James . 

322  Swann,  William . 

323  Tippett,  William . 

324  Webb,  Alfred  H . 

1872. 

325  Ainley,  William . 

326  Astbury,  John . 

327  Atkinson,  Thomas  W . 

328  Baker,  Hibbard  R . 

329  Baxendale,  John  T . 

330  Bird,  Richey . 

331  Brown,  William . 

332  Campbell,  George  M . 

333  Crisp,  James . 

334  Hockin,  Arthur . 

335  Johnson,  William  J . 

336  Mealing,  Charles . 

337  Myers,  Charles . 

338  Nurse,  James . 

339  Scott,  James . 

340  Turner,  Edward  C . 

341  Tyler,  Charles  M . 

1873. 

342  Bo  well,  John  P . 

343  Boyd,  George . 

344  Penna,  William . 

345  Swallow,  Charles  W . 


LOO. 


LOC. 


LOC. 


1872 

1872 

1872 


loc.  1874 


loc.  1872 


ALPHABETICAL  ARRANGEMENT 


OF  THE 

MINISTERS  &  PROBATIONERS  FOR  THE  MINISTRY 

WHO  HAVE  LABOURED  IN  CONNECTION  WITH 

JErtljuifism  tit  (6  astern  Urtttsl)  Ammra, 

1765  to  1874, 


In  the  list  of  names,  here  arranged,  it  was  our  design  to  give  a  full  and 
complete  record  of  all  the  devoted  men  who  had  laboured  in  connection  with 
Methodism  in  the  Provinces.  In  this,  however,  we  have  failed,  owing  to  the 
fact  that  no  authentic  record  of  the  Circuits  and  Missions  travelled  by  those 
who  laboured  in  these  fields  of  Methodistic  toil  prior  to  1855  has  been  available. 
We  must  therefore  refer  all  who  feel  an  interest  in  the  rise  and  piogiess  of 
Methodism  in  the  Provinces  named,  or  in  the  self-denying  labours  of  such  men 
as  William  Black,  Lawrence  Coughlan,  John  Mann,  and  William  Jessop,  then- 
useful  lives,  their  glorious  success  and  their  triumphant  deaths,  to  the  History 
of  Methodism,”  written  by  the  Rev.  T.  Watson  Smith,  of  the  Nova  Scotia 
Conference. 


A. 


ACKMAN,  SAMUEL  It. 
r.  on  t.  1867. — R.  f.  c.  &  o.  1871. 


1867  St.  John’s,  Nfd .  2 

69  Catalina,  Newfoundland.  2 

71  Hopewell,  N.B .  2 

73  Upham,  N.  B . .  1 


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ADDY,  JOHN  S. 
r.  on  t.  &  o.  1836. — r.f.c..  1840. 
1837  Grand  Bank,  Nfd .  1 

37  Is.  Cove  &  Perlican,  Nfd.  1 

38  Bonavista,  Newfound’d..  2 

40  Trinity,  Newfoundland..  3 
43  Carbonear,  Newfound’d..  3 
46  Brigus,  Newfoundland...  3 
49  Port  de  Grave,  Nfd .  2 


1851  St.  John’s  Newfound’d...  3 
•  54  Blackhead, Newfound’d..  3 
57  Liverpool,  N.S  .  3 

60  Petite  Riviere,  N.S..  -  1 

61  Halifax,  Nova  Scotia.. ..  3 

64  St.  John,  N.B. . .  3 

67  Bridgetown,  N.S .  3 

70  Woodstock,  N.B. . .  2 

72  Berwick,  N.S .  2 


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Chairman  1867  to  1869.. 


AINLEY,  WILLIAM, 
c.  1872.— R.  on  t.  1873. 
1872  Truro,  Nova  Scotia . 

73  Onslow,  Nova  Scotia . 

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ALBRIGHTON,  THOS.  M. 
r.  on  t.  1851. — R.  f.  o.  &o.  1855. 


1851  Institution .  1 

52  Bermuda .  3 

55  Pownal,  P.E. 1 .  1 

56  St.  John,  South,  N.B. ...  3 

59  Fredericton,  N.B . .  1 

60  Visiting  England .  1 

61  English  Conference . 


Financial  Sec.  1857-1859 
In  1879  stationed  at  Birming¬ 
ham 

ALCORN,  YVILLIAM. 
r.  on  t.  1S56. — R.  f.  c.  &  o.  1860. 

1856  Upham,  N.B . 

58  Sussex  Vale,  N.B 
60  Kempt,  N.S . 


05  tO  fcO 


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MINISTERS  AND  PROBATIONERS. 


1863  Baie  du  Verte,  N.B .  3 

66  Bathurst,  N.B .  3 

69  Parrsboro,  N.S .  3 

72  Sydney,  C.B .  2 

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ALDER,  ROBERT. 
r.  out.  & o.  1816. — r  f.  o.  1820. 

1816  Yarmouth,  N.S .  1 

17  Horton,  N.S .  2 

19  Charlottetown,  P.E.  I  ....  2 
21  St.  John,  N.B .  2 

23  Windsor,  N.S .  1 

24  St.  John,  N  B .  1 

25  Canada  Conference. 


ALEXANDER,  JOSEPH. 
R.  on  t.  1810. 

1810  Fredericton  and  Sheffield 
Died  1811,  aged  34  years. 


ALLEN,  JOHN  S. 

R.  on t.  1862.— r.  f.  c.  &  o.  1866. 


1862  Green’s  Pond,  Nfd .  2 

64  Carbonear,  Nfd .  2 

66  Gagetown,  N.B .  1 

67  Greenwich,  N.B...  .  .  3 

70  Andover,  N.B .  2 

72  Canterbury,  N.B .  2 

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ALLEN,  THOMAS, 
c.  1866  &  1867. — R.  on  t.  1868— 


R.  f.  c.  &  o.  1870. 

1866  Grand  Bank,  Nfd .  1 

67  Carbonear,  Nfd .  1 

68  Exploits,  Newfoundland.  1 

69  Digby  Neck,  N.S .  1 

70  Havelock,  N.B .  3 

73  Jerusalem,  N.B .  1 

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ALLEN,  WILLIAM. 
r.  on t.  1840.— r.  f.  o.  &  o.  1844. 
1840  St.  John,  N.B .  2 

42  Miramichi,  N.  B .  1 

43  Fredericton,  N.B .  1 

44  Carlton,  N.B . .  1 

45  Sussex  Vale,  N.B .  2 


1847  Hopewell,  N.B .  2 

49  Bathurst,  N.B. . .  1 

50  Petitcodiac,  N.B . .  3 

53  Aylesford,  N.S . .  1 

54  Woodstock,  N.B .  2 

56  Sussex  Vale,  N.B .  3 

59  Wallace,  N.S .  3 

62  Monckton,  N.  B.  ..(.sup’y)  4 
66  Located . 


ANGWIN,  JOSEPH  GILL. 

R.  on  t.  1862. — r.  f.  c.  &  o.  1866. 


1862  Woodstock,  N.  B .  1 

63  Dartmouth,  N.S .  3 

66  Fairville,  N.B.  .  .  .  2 

68  Dorchester,  N.B .  2 

70  Point  de  Bute,  N.B .  3 

73  Dartmouth,  N.S .  1 


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Financial  Sec.  1870-1872. 


ANGWIN,  THOMAS. 

R.  on  t.  &  o.  in  London,  March, 
19th,  1832.  Sailed  for  New¬ 
foundland,  April  5th,  1832. 

1832  Grand  Bank,  Nfd .  2 

34  Is.  Cove  &  O.  Perlican _  2 

36  Point  de  Grave  .  2 

38  Burin .  3 

41  Harbour  Grace .  2 

43  Bonavista .  3 

46  Trinity .  2 

48  Black  Head .  4 

52  Carbonear .  3 


1855  St.  John’s .  1 

56  Aylesford,  N.S  .  3 

59  Horton,  N.S .  3 

62  Milltown,  N.B.  .  2 


64  Dartmouth,  N.S.(sup’y)10 
74  Nova  Scotia  Conference. 
Chairman  1854-1855  and  1858 
to  1862. 


R.  on  T.  1872. 


1872  St.  John’s,  Nfd .  1 

73  Shoal  Harbour .  1 


74  Newfoundland  Conference. 


AVARD,  ADAM  CLARKE. 


r.  on  t.  1817. 

1817  Newport,  N.S .  1 

18  Wilmot,  N.S .  1 

19  Shelbourne,  N.S .  1 

20  Fredericton,  N.B .  ..  1 


Died  March  15th,  1821,  aged 
21  years. 

AVERY,  SAMUEL. 
r.  on  t.  1854. — r.  f.  c.  &  o.  1858. 
1854  Liverpool,  N.S. .  2 

56  Halifax,  N.S .  1 

57  Shelburne,  N  S .  1 

58  Wilmot,  N.S . .  2 

60  Agent  Theo.  Institute....  1 

61  Liverpool  . . (sup’y)  1 

Died  Oct.  13th,  1861,  aged  29 

years. 


ALLISON,  JOHN,  M.A. 
r.  on  t.  1843. — r.  f.  o.  &  o.  1847. 


1843  Halifax,  N.S .  2 

45  Horton,  NS .  1 

46  Halifax,  N.S .  1 

47  Nashwaak,  N.B .  1 

48  Woodstock,  N. B . :....  3 

51  St.  John,  South,  N.B.  ..  2  ] 

53  Sackville,  N.B .  1 

54  St.  John,  West,  N.B..  ..  1 

55  St.  John,  N.  B.  ...(sup’y)  2 


57  Principal  Mount  Allison 
Academy . . 

64  Leave  of  Absence . 

65  Genesee  Conference,  U.S. 


ARMSTRONG,  RICHARD. 
r.  on  t.  1813. 

1813  Sheffield,  N.B.  ...  . . 

14  Located! . . 

ASH,  WILLIAM. 
r.  on  t.  1811. 


1811  England... . .  6 

17  Yarmouth,  N.S .  1 


18  Returned  to  Fngland. 
Died  1864. 


1  ATKINSON,  THOMAS  WHIT¬ 
FIELD. 


BAINES,  WILLIAM  D. 
c.  1871.—  r.  on  t.  1872. 

1871 - 

72  Baie  du  Verte,  N.B .  1 

73  Sydney,  N.B  .  1 

74  Nova  Scotia  Conference. 


BAKER,  IIIBBERT  R.,  B.A. 

r.  on  t.  1873. 

1872  - 

73  St.  James  West,  N.B _  1 

74  N.B.  &  P.E. I.  Conference. 
A  graduate  of  Mount  Allison 

Wesleyan  College — B.A.,  1873. 


B. 


BAMFORD,  STEPHEN. 

1806-1847. 

The  ministry  of  Stephen  Bam- 
ford  began  on  the  Cumberland 
Circuit,  July  1806.  For  twenty- 
eight  years  he  continued  to  labour 
successfully  in  his  circuit  work. 
Halifax,  St.John,  Charlottetown, 
Windsor,  Horton,  Liverpool, 
Cumberland,  Wallace,  and  An¬ 
napolis  are  among  the  places 
which'  rejoiced  in  sharing  the 
labours  of  this  devoted  man.  In 
1836  he  visited  the  English  Con¬ 


ference  at  Birmingham.  After  his 
return  he  obtained  a  supernume¬ 
rary  relation,  and  for  a  while  re¬ 
sided  in  St.  John.  Subsequently 
he  located  in  Digby,  where  he 
rendered  efficient  service  to  the 
Church  he  loved  so  well.  After 
spending  forty-one  years  in  the 
work  of  the  ministry  he  died, 
August  14th,  1848,  aged  77  years. 


BANNISTER,  WILLIAM 
Began  his  ministry  in  New 
Brunswick  in  1833,  and  laboured 


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with  great  acceptance  until  1838, 
when  he  was  removed  to  the 
West  Indies.  In  1846  he  was 
appointed  Chairman  of  the  St. 
Vincent  and  Demarara  District 
and  General  Superintendant. 
His  ministry  was  successful  in 
winning  souls.  On  the  Sunday 
preceding  his  death  he  preached 
with  great  power  from  the  text, 
“  It  is  the  Lord  :  let  him  do  what 
seemeth  him  good,”  and  admin¬ 
istered  the  Sacrament  of  the. 
Lord’s  Supper.  He  died  of  Chol¬ 
era  on  July  9th,  1854. 

BARR,  NINIAN. 
r.  on  T.  1860. — R.  F.  0.  1820. 


1816  St.  John’s  Nfd  .  1 

17  Harbour  Grace .  1 

18  Port  de  Grave .  1 

19  Trinity .  2 

21  Bonavista .  1 

22  Island  Cove .  1 

23  Black  Head. . .  .  1 

24  Carbonear  .  . .  1 

25  St.  John’s  .  1 


26  Returned  to  England. 

Died  Dec.  20th,  1865,  aged  71 

years. 

BARRATT,  GEORGE  M. 
r.  on  T.  1836. — ord.  1838. — 
R.  F.  c.  1840. 


1836  Institution,  Eng .  2 

38  St.  John,  N.B .  1 

39  Fredericton,  N.B .  1 

40  Sussex  Vale,  N.B .  1 

41  St.  John,  N.B .  1 

42  St.  John  West,  N.B .  1 

43  Petitcodiac,  N.B .  2 

45  Aylesford,  N.  S .  4 

49  St.  Stephen’s,  N.B .  3 

52  Annapolis,  N.S .  4 

56  Bedeque,  P.E.I .  3 

59  Miramichi,  N.B .  3 

62  Moncton,  N.B .  .  2 

64  Maitland,  N.S .  2 

66  Wilmot,  N.S .  3 

69  Falmouth,  N.S .  3 

72  Hillsburg .  2 


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BATES,  CHARLES. 

R.  on  T.  1824. 

We  have  been  unable  to  obtain 
a  list  of  the  Circuits  travelled  by 
this  man  of  God.  The  English 
Minutes,  in  recording  his  death, 
say  :  “  He  was  a  man  of  unob¬ 

trusive  manners  and  of  genuine 
piety.  He  was  converted  to  God 
early  in  life,  and  entered  upon 
the  ministry  with  a  strong  desire 
for  the  salvation  of  his  fellow- 
men.  He  laboured  acceptably  in 
Newfoundland  and  the  West 
Indies,  and  died  in  great  peace 
in  the  Island  of  Tortola,  on  the 
16th  of  December,  1841,  aged  41 
years.  ” 


BAXENDALE,  JOHN  T. 
r.  on  t.  1872. 

1872  Lunenburg,  N.S .  2 

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BEALS,  WESLEY  C. 
r.  on  t.  1835. — R.  f.  c.  &o.  1839. 

1835  Petitcodiac,  N.B .  1 

36  Sussex  Vale,  N.B .  3 

39  Petitcodiac,  N.B .  2 

41  St.  Stephen’s  and  St. 

David’s,  N.B .  3 

44  Nashwaak,  N.S .  3 

47  Wallace,  N.S .  4 

51  Amherst  &  Meccan,  N.B.  3 

54  Aylesford,  N.S .  2 

56  Bathurst,  N.B .  3 

59  Located  . . 


BENNETT,  WILLIAM. 

Received  on  trial  and  sent  to 
the  Province  of  Nova  Scotia  by 
the  English  Wesleyan  Missionary 
Committee  in  the  year  1800.  At 
that  period  there  were  but  three 
other  Methodist  Missionaries  in 
Eastern  British  America.  For 
twenty  years  he  was  noted  for  his 
energy,  usefulness  and  zeal.  In 
1820  he  retired  from  the  active 
work,  and  became  a  Supernu¬ 
merary,  residing  at  Newport, 
N.S.,  and  for  several  of  the  later 
years  of  his  life  in  the  city  of 
Halifax,  where  for  some  years  he 
officiated  as  Chaplain  of  the  Pro¬ 
vincial  Penetentiary.  He  died 
November  6th,  1858,  aged  88 
years. 


BENT,  JOSEPH  F. 


r.  on  T.  1828. — R.  f.  c.  &  o.  1832. 


1828  Annapolis  &  Digby,  N.S.  1 
29  Petitcodiac,  N.B .  2 

31  Sussex  Vale,  N.B .  1 

32  Bathurst,  N.B .  1 

33  St.  Stephen’s  and  St. 

David’s,  N.B .  1 

34  Western  Bay,  Nfd .  1 

35  St.  David’s  and  St.  An¬ 

drew’s,  N.B .  1 

36  Westmorland,  N.B .  2 

38  St.  Stephen’s,  N.B .  3 

41  Aylesford,  N.S .  4 


45  Sheffield  and  Gagetown, 


N.B .  2 

47  Woodstock  and  Andover  2 

49  Sussex  V ale,  N.  B .  4 

53  Hopewell,  N  B .  2 

55  Lunenburg,  N.S .  3 

58  Bridgetown,  N.S.  (sup’y)  2 

60  Wilmot,  N.S . (sup’v)ll 

71  Bridgetown,  N.S.  (sup’y)  3 
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BERRIE,  JOHN  CHARLTON. 

c.  1871. — R.  on  t.  1872. 

1871  Summerside,  P.E.I .  2 

73  Souris,  P.E.I . •.  .  1 

74  N.B.  &  P.E.I.  Conference. 


BETTS,  JOHN  F. 
o.  1871. — R.  on  x.  1871. 

1870  Sackville,  N.B . (stu.)  2 

71  Parrsboro,  N.  S .  3 

74  N.B.  &  P.E.I.  Conference. 


BIGNEY,  JOHN  GEORGE. 
r.  on  t.  1861. — r.  f.  c.  &o.  1865. 


1861  Lunenburg,  N.S .  1 

62  Sydney,  C.B . .  1 

63  Murray  Harbour,  P*.E.I.  2 

65  Manchester,  N.S .  3 

68  Ship  Harbour,  C.  B .  1 

69  West  Cape,  P.E.I .  1 

70  Alberton,  P.E.I .  2 

72  Margate,  P.E.I.. . .  1 

73  Port  Mouton,  N.S .  1 

74  Nova  Scotia  Conference. 


BIRD,  RICHEY. 
r.  on  t.  1872. 


1872  Sackville, N. B . (stu.)  1 

73  Guysboro,  N.S .  1 


74  Nova  Scotia  Conference. 


BISHOP,  ABRAHAM  JOHN. 
r.  on  t.  1791. 


1791  St.  John,  N.B .  1 

92  Sheffield,  N.B .  1 

93  Grenada,  W.  I . —  1 


Died  June  16th,  1793. 


BLACK,  ALEXANDER  B. 
r.  on  t.  1851. — R.  f.  c.  &  o.  1855. 


1851  Pownal,  P.E.I .  2 

53  Sydney,  C.B .  1 

54  Parrsboro,  N.S .  1 

55  River  John,  N.S .  2 

57.  Mill  Village,  N.S. .  3 

60  Wilmot,  N.S .  3 

63  Truro,  N.S .  3 

66  St.  Stephen,  N.B .  3 

69  Newport,  N.S .  1 

70  Withdrew. 


Chairman  of  District  1863  to 
1865  and  1868. 


BLACK,  WILLIAM. 

1782—1834. 

We  have  not  the  means  of  fur¬ 
nishing  a  list  of  all  the  Circuits 
travelled  by  this  Pioneer  of 
Methodism  in  the  Provinces 
But  Amherst,  Falmouth,  Horton, 
Cornwallis,  Windsor  and  Hali¬ 
fax  are  among  his  fields  of  Evan¬ 
gelistic  toil.  "  In  1791  he  visited 
Newfoundland  and  preached 
in  Carbonear,  where  he  was 
blest  with  a  revival  of  extraordi¬ 
nary  power.  At  Conception  Bay 
two  hundred  souls  were  convert¬ 
ed.  He  organized  Methodism  in 
the  Province,  secured  its  church 
property,  encouraged  its  classes, 
and  obtained  from  Wesleyan  ad- 


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MINISTERS  AND  PROBATIONERS. 


ditional  supply  of  missionaries 
for  that  Island.  Hediedin  1831, 
at  the  advanced  age  of  seventy- 
four  years,  exclaiming,  “  God 
bless  you  !  All  is  well  !  ” 

BOND,  GEORGE  JOHN. 
r.  on  t.  1871. 

1871  Sackville,  N.B.  ...(Stu.)  3 
74  Newfoundland  Conference. 

BORDEN,  JONATHAN  R. 
b.  on  x.  1870. 

1870  Sambro,  N.S .  2 

72  Port  La  Tour,  N.S .  2 

74  Nova  Scotia  Conference.. 


BOTTERELL,  EDMUND. 
1834  Canada  Wesleyan  Conf.,14 
48  Charlottetown,  P.E.I.  ...  2 
50  St.  John’s,  Newfound’d..  5 

55  Milltown,  N.B .  1 

56  St.  John’s,  South,  N.B..  3 

59  St.  John’s,  West,  N.B...  1 

60  St.  John’s,  Nfd .  3 

63  Sackville,  N.B .  1 

64  Halifax,  N.S .  .  3 

67  Halifax,  N.S . (sup’y.)  2 

69  Portland,  N.B .  1 

70  Halifax,  N.S _ (sup’y)  4 

74  Nova  Scotia  Conference.. 
Financial  Secretary  1855,  1856, 

and  1859. 

Chairman  of  District  1850  to 
1854,  1857,  1858  and  1860  to 
1863. 

Co-Delegate  of  the  Conference, 
1865. 


BOWELL,  JOHN  PERRY. 
k.  on  t.  1873. 

1873  Musgrave,  Nfd. 

74  Newfoundland  Conference. 


BOYD,  GEORGE. 

R.  on  t.  1873. 

1873  Port  de  Grave,  Nfd. 

74  Newfoundland  Conference. 

BOYD,  JAMES. 

E.  on  t.  1791. 

1791  South  Coast,  N.S. 

92  Horton,  N.S. 

93  Sheffield,  N.S. 

94  Located. 


BOYD,  JOHN. 
r.  on  t.  1822. 

1822  Trinity,  Newfoundland..  2 

24  Bonavista,  Nfd .  2 

26  Port  de  Grave,  Nfd .  3 

29  Brigus,  Newfoundland...  2 
31  Harbour  Grace,  Nfd .  1 


32  Returned  to  England  where 
he  continued  to  labour  until  his 
death  in  1861. 


BRECKEN,  RALPH,  B.  A. 
r.  on  t.  1869. — R.  f.  c.  &o.  1871. 

1869  Sackville,  N.B . (stu. )  2 

71  St.  John,ZionChurch,NB  2 
74  Nova  Scotia  Conference. 

A  graduate  of  Mount  Allison 
Wesleyan  College— B  A.,  1871. 


BRETTLE,  ELIAS. 
r.  on  t.  1848.— r.  f.  o.  &  o.  1853. 


1848  St.  John’s,  Nfd .  3 

51  Grand  Bank,  Nfd .  3 

54  Burin,  Newfoundland....  3 

57  Black  Head,  Nfd .  3 

60  Carbonear,  Nfd .  2 

62  Harbour  Grace,  Nfd .  1 

63  Barrington,  N.S .  3 

66  Windsor,  N.S .  3 

69  Amherst,  N.S .  1 

70  Sackville,  N.B .  3 

73  Guysboro’,  N.S... .  1 

74  Nova  Scotia  Conference. 


Chairman  of  District  1869  to 
1873.  Co-Delegate  of  the  Con¬ 
ference,  1873.  Delegate  to  First 
General  Conf.,  Toronto,  1874. 

BREWER,  WALDRON  W. 

c.  1870. — r.  on  t.  1871. 
1870  Cornwall,  P.E.I .  3 

73  Summerside,  P.E.I .  1 

74  N.  B.  &  P.  E.  I.  Conference. 


BREWSTER,  JOHN. 

R.  on  t.  &  o.  1845 — r.  f.  o.  1849. 
1845  St.  John’s,  Nfd .  3 

48  Burin,  Newfoundland....  1 

49  Green  Bay,  Nfd .  3 

52  Island  Cove,  Nfd .  2 

54  Halifax,  N.S .  1 

55  Charlottetown,  P.E.I.  ...  1 

56  Frede.rickton,  P.E.I .  3 

59  Halifax,  N.S .  3 

62  Charlottetown,  P.E.I.  ...  1 

64  St.  John,  N.B .  1 

65  Returned  to  England 

In  1879  he  was  stationed  at 
Ipswich  on  the  First  London 
Circuit. 


BROWN,  WILLIAM. 
r.  ,on  t.  1872. 

1872  Sackville,  N.B . (stu.)  2 

74  Nova,  Scotia  Conference. 


BROWN,  WILLIAM  C. 
r.  on  t.  1857. — R.  f.  c.  &  o.  1861. 


1857  Woodstock,  N.B .  1 

58  Nashwaak,  N.B .  1 

59  Gagetown,  N.B .  1 

60  West  Cape,  P.E.I .  2 

62  Souris,  P.E.I .  1 

63  Yarmouth,  N.S .  1 

64  Upham,  N.B .  3 

67  Dorchester,  N.B .  1 

68  Digby,  N.S .  3 

71  Picton,  N.S .  3 

74  Nova  Scotia  Conference. 


BROWNELL,  JOHN  B. 
r.  on  t.  1816. — ord.  1817. — 


r.  f.  c.  1830. 

1826  Beverley,  England .  1 

27  Providence,  Bahamas ....  3 
30  Eleuthera,  Bahamas ....  2 

32  Sheffield,  Eng....(sup-Y).  1 

33  Malta,  Medit .  5 

38  Canada  Wes.  Conference  9 

47  Bermuda .  3 

50  Hamilton  Bermuda .  4 

54  Halifax  North,  N.S .  2 

56  St.  Stephen’s,  N.B .  3 

59  St.  Andrews,  N.B .  3 

62  St.  John,  N.B... (sup’y.)  2 


Died  March  27th,  1864,  aged  62 

years. 

BUCKLEY,  JAMES. 
r.  on  t.  1835 — r.  f.  c.  &o.  1840. 
1835  Wallace,  N.  S .  3 

38  Murray  Harbour,  P.E.I.  1 

39  Windsor  ANewport, N.S.  1 

40  Horton&Gornwallis.N.S.  1 

41  Wallace,  N.S .  2 

43  Sydney,  C.  B . 4 

47  Guysboro,’ N.  S .  3 

50  Bedeque,  P.E.I .  2 

52  Truro,  N.S .  2 

54  Truro,  N.S . (sup’y)  1 

55  Parrsboro’,  N.S .  3 

58  Hopewell,  N.B .  3 

61  Barrington,  N.S - -  2 

63  Lunenburg,  N.S .  2 

65  Guysboro’,  N.S.,  (sup’y).  9 
74  Nova  Scotia  Conference. 


BULPIT,  JAMES. 

R.  on  t.  &  o.  in  England  by  Rev. 


Dr.  Coke,  1799. 

1799  Conception  Bay,  Nfd.  ...  2 

1801  Carbonear .  2 

3  Black  Head . 2 

5  English  Conference  .  3 

8  Charlottetown,  P.E.I.  ...  6 
14  Located. 


BURNS,  JAMES. 
r.  on  T.  1853. — r.  f.  o.  &o.  1857. 
1853  River  Philip,  P.E.I .  1 

54  Guysboro’,  N.S .  1 

55  Margarie,  C.  B .  1 

56  Sussex  Vale,  N.B .  1 

57  Greenwich,  N.B .  3 

60  Mill  Village,  N.  S .  3 

63  Shelburne,  N.S.,..., .  2 

65  Guysboro,  N.S .  3 

68  Pownal,  P.E.I .  2 

70  Amherst,  N.S .  1 

71  Removed  to  U.  States. ...  1 
In  1874  he  was  a  member  of 


the  California  Conference  of  the 
Methodist  Episcopal  Church. 


BURNS,  WILLIAM  H. 
R.  on  t.  1867. 

1867  Woodstock,  N.B . 

68  Northampton,  N.B _ 

69  Dropped. 


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BURT,  WILLIAM. 
r.  on  t.  1816. — r.f.c. &o.  1820. 


1816  Newport,  N.S .  1 

17  Fredericton,  N.  B .  2 

19  Horton,  N.S .  3 

22  Newport,  N.S .  1 

23  Charlottetown,  P.E.L  ...  3 


24  Canada  Wes.  Conference. 

BUSBY,  SAMPSON. 

1812  to  1850. 

As  we  have  been  unable  to  ob¬ 
tain  a  correct  list  of  Circuits  tra¬ 
velled  by  this  servant  of  God,  we 
append  an  extract  from  bis  bio¬ 
graphy  written  by  the  Rev.  Geo. 
0.  Huestis : 

“Sampson  Busby  was  born  in 
Rain  ton,  Yorkshire,  England,  on 
the  16th  of  February,  1790.  His 


parents  were  members  of  the  Es¬ 
tablished  Church.  Early  parental 
instruction  prepared  his  mind 
for  the  reception  of  the  truth. 
Under  the  preaching  of  Metho¬ 
dist  Ministers  he  saw  his  lost 
condition  as  a  sinner,  he  sought 
after  God,  and  ere  long  he  ob¬ 
tained  the  pearl  of  great  price. 
Soon  he  began  to  exercise  his 
gifts  and  graces  as  a  prayer-leader, 
exhorter  and  local -preacher.  In 
1812  he  offered  himself  as  a  Mis- 
siouary  and  was  ordained  by  the 
Rev.  Dr.  Coke.  In  1813  he  began 
his  labours  in  Newfoundland, 
where  he  remained  four  years,  his 
ministry  being  attended  with 
marked  success.  He  next  labour¬ 
ed  in  the  Island  of  Prince  Edward 
after  which  he  spent  twenty-nine 
years  in  Nova  Scotia  and  New 


Brunswick.  His  ministry  was 
eminently  successful  in  winning 
souls  to  Christ.  He  died  on 
Easter  Sunday,  March  31st,  1850, 
in  the  61st  year  of  his  age,  and 
the  38th  of  his  ministry. 

BUTCHER,  GEORGE. 
r.  on  t.  1856. — r.  f.  o.  &  o.  1860. 


1856  Guysboro’,  N.S .  1 

57  Fredericton,  N.B .  2 

59  Cornwallis.  N.S .  3 

62  Dorchester,  N.B .  3 

65  Point  de  Bute,  N.B .  1 

66  Agent  for  Mount  Allison 

Institution .  1 

67  English  Conference. 


Financial  Secretary,  1865. 

In  1879  he  was  stationed  at 
Horncastle,  on  the  Lincoln  Dist. 


c. 


CAMPBELL,  GEORGE  M. 
n.  on  t.  1872. 

1872  Sackville,  N.B . (stu.)  1 

73  Sussex  Yale,  N.B .  1 

74  N.  B.  &  P.  E.  I.  Conference 


CARDY,  WILLIAM  T. 
r.  on  t.  1834. — ord.  1836. 

1834  Wales .  2 

36  Portau  Plaat,  Hayti .  2 

38  Samana,  Hayti .  3 

43  Port  au  Prince,  Hayti. ...  1 

44  Gonaives,  Hayti .  2 

46  Jeremie,  Hayti .  4 

50  St.  John,  West,  N.B .  3 

53  St.  John,  South,  N.B. ...  4 

56  Bermuda .  4 

60  Amherst,  N.S .  2 

62  Sackville,  N.B. ...(sup’y)  2 


64  St.  John,  N.B.  ...(sup’ v)  8 
Died  July  27th,  1871,  aged  57 
years. 


CASSIDY,  JOHN. 
r.  on  T.  1356. — R.  F.  c.  &  o.  1860. 

1856  Woodstock,  N.B .  1 

57  Bermuda .  2 

59  Dartmouth,  N.S .  1 

60  River  John  &Pictoii,  N.S.  1 

61  Albion  Mines  &  Pictou, 

Nova  Scotia .  1 

62  Albion  Mines,  N.S .  2 

64  Richibucto,  N.B .  3 

67  Gagetown,  N.B .  1 

68  Jacksonville,  N.B .  2 

70  Guysboro’,  N.S .  3 

73  Hamilton,  Bermuda .  1 

74  Nova  Scotia  Conference. 
Financial  Secretary  1862  and 

1863. 


CHAPMAN,  DOUGLAS. 
r.  on  t.  1857. — R-  f.  c.  &  o.  1861. 


1857  Wallace,  N.S .  1 

58  Point  de  Bute,  N.B .  1 

59  Bermuda .  1 

60  No  station — ill  health. 

61  Richibucto,  N.B .  3 

63  Albion  Mines,  N.S .  3 

67  Upham  N.B .  1 

68  Fairville,  N.B .  2 

70  Hillsboro’,  N.B .  3 

73  Point  de  Bute,  N.B .  1 


74  N.  B.  &  P.  E.  I.  Conference. 


CHESLEY,  ROBERT 
AINSLIE. 

Born  in  Granville,  N  S.,  1816. 
Converted  in  1839.  Received  on 
trial,  1842.  For  fourteen  years 
he  proved  himself  a  faithful  minis¬ 
ter  of  the  Lord  Jesus.  Nearly 
the  whole  of  his  ministerial  life 
was  spent  in  New  Brunswick.  In 

1846  he  was  sent  to  St.  John’s, 
Newfoundland,  and  entered  upon 
his  duties  with  great  earnestness 
and  renewed  consecration.  But 
soon  the  Master  s^id  to  him, 
“  Thy  work  is  done.”  After  an 
illness  of  only  seven  days,  life’s 
joys  and  conflicts  on  earth  were 
ended.  He  died  on  Nov.  27th, 
1856,  in  the  fortieth  year  of  his 
age,  and  the  fourteenth  of  his 
ministry. 

CHURCHILL,  CHAS.,  M.A. 
r.  on  t.  1837.—  R.  f.  c.  &  o.  1841. 

1837  Halifax,  N.S .  2 

39  Sydney,  C.B .  1 

40  Yarmouth,  N.S .  4 


1844  1  Canada 
to  >  Wesleyan 

50  )  Conference. 

51  Fredericton,  N.B .  5 

56  )  Book  Steward 

to  >  and  Editor, 

61  \  Halifax,  N.S.. 

62  Removed  to  England. 

Note. — In  1879  he  was  re¬ 
siding  as  a  Supernumerary  at 
Clapton,  on  the  First  London 
District. 

CLARK,  HENRY  J. 
c.  1870. — R.  on  t.  1871. 

1870  Gabarus,  N.S .  3 

73  Murray  Harbour,  P.E.L  1 

74  N.B.  &  P.E.L  Conference. 


CLARK,  JOHN  A.,  M.A. 
r.  on  t.  186§. —  R.  f.  c.  &o.  1868. 


1863  Pugwash,  N.S .  1 

64  . 1 

65  Kingsclear,  N.B .  3 

68  Halifax,  North,  N.  S..  ..  2 

70  Halifax,  South,  N.S .  2 

72  St.  Stephen,  N.B... .  2 


74  N.B.  &  P.E.I.  Conference. 

COFFIN,  JOSEPH  SHAW. 
r.  on  t.  1859. — R-  f  c.  &  o.  1865. 


1859  Sambro,  N.S .  1 

60  Fredericton,  N.B .  1 

61  Margate,  P  E.  I .  2 

63  Liverpool,  N.S...'. .  2 

65  Hillsburg,  N.S .  3 

68  Richibucto,  N.B .  2 

70  Shelburne,  N.S  . .  3 

73  Barrington,  N.S .  1 

74  Nova  Scotia  Conference. 


382 


MINISTERS  AND  PROBATIONERS. 


COLPITTS,  WESLEY  W. 
r.  on  t.  1862. — R.  f.  o.  &  o.  1866. 


1862  Horton,  N.S  .  2 

64  Barrington,  N.S .  1 

65  Parrsboro’,  N.S .  1 

66  Margate,  P.E.I  .  2 

69  Murray  Harbour,  P.E.I.  2 

71  Pownal,  P.E.I .  3 

74  N. B.  &  P.E.I.  Conference. 


COLTER,  JOHN  J. 
r.  on  t.  I860. — R.  f.  c.  &o.  1864. 
1860  Upham,  N.B .  1 

61  Woodstock,  N.B .  1 

62  Dalkousie,  N.B .  1 

63  Burton,  N.B .  1 

64  Coverdale,  N.B  .  1 

65  Kingston,  N.B.  .  3 

68  Pugwash,  N.S .  3 

71  Mill  Village,  N.S .  3 

74  N.B.  &  P.E.I.  Conference. 


COMBEN,  CHARLES. 
r.  on  t.  1855. — R.  f.  c.  &  o.  1859. 

1855  Island  Cove,  Nfd .  2 

57  Western  Shore,  Nfd .  2 

62  Twillingate,  Nfd .  1 

63  Bonavista,  Nfd .  3 

66  Catalina,  Nfd .  1 

67  St.  John’s,  Nfd .  1 

68  Black  Head,  Nfd .  2 

70  Carbon  ear,  Nfd .  3 

73  Hillsboro',  N.B .  1 


74  N.B.  &  P.E.I.  Conference. 

COONEY,  ROBERT,  D.D. 
r.  on  t.  1831. — R.  f.  c.  &  o.  1835. 


1831  Prince  Edward  Island. ...  2 

33  Liverpool,  N.S. .  2 

35  Halifax,  N.S .  1 

36  Guysboro’,  N.S . .  2 

38  1  Canada 

to  >  Wesleyan 

46  )  Conference. 

47  Carlton,  N.B .  1 

48  St.  John,  West,  N.B.  ..  1 

49  St.  John,  South,  N.B _  3 

52  St.  Stephen,  N.B .  3 

55  Can.  Wesleyan  Conference. 

COOPER,  JOHN. 
r.  on  t.  1788. 

1788  Salem,  U  S . 1 

89  Elizabethtown,  U.  S .  1 

90  Chester,  US .  1 

91  Annapolis,  N.S  .  1 

92  Located  .  6 

98  Windsor,  N.S . .  1 

99  Cumberland,  N.S .  2 

1801  Shelburne,  N.S .  2 

3  Located  . 

Died  1846. 


CORLETT,  JOHN. 
r.  on  t.  1824. — ord.  1825. 


1824  Kendall,  England  .  1 

25  Harbour  Grace,  Nfd .  1 

26  Trinity  Bay,  N  fd .  2 


1828  Harbour  Grace,  Nfd .  1 

29  Bonavista,  Nfd .  1 


3C/  Removed  to  West  Indies. 

Note. — He  laboured  with  great 
success  in  the  Mission  field  for 
fifty  years,  when  he  became  a 
Supernumerary  in  1874.  On 
Sunday,  July  29th,  1877,  he 
preached  with  great  earnestness 
at  Edmondson,  on  the  Brown’s 
Town  Circuit,  W.  I.  On  the  fol¬ 
lowing  Friday  he  was  seized  with 
fever,  and  on  Monday,  August 
6th,  he  passed  to  his  reward. 


COUGHLAN,  LAURENCE. 
1755  1  England 
to  -  and 

64  )  Ireland. 

65  j 

to  >  Newfoundland. 

72  ) 

73  Returned  to  England. 

Died  1785. 


COWPERTHWAITE, 
HUMPHREY,  P.,  M.A. 
r.  on  t.  1861. — r.  f.  c.  &o.  1867. 

1S61  Sussex  Vale,  N.B .  1 

62  Pugwash,  N.S .  1 

63  Windsor  &  Falmouth,  N.S.  1 

64  Sackville,  N.B . (stu.)  3 

67  Horton,  N.S .  3 

70  Fairville,  N.B .  3 

73  Tryon,  P.E.I .  1 

74  N.  B.  &  P.  E.  1.  Conf. 


CRANE,  ROBERT  E. 

R.  on  t.  1846. — R.  F.  c.  &  o.  1851. 


1846  Sackville,  N.B.  ...(sttj.)  1 

47  Horton  &  Cornwallis,  N.S  1 

48  Newport,  N.S .  3 

51  Sydney,  C.B .  1 

52  River  Philip,  N.S .  1 

53  Parrsboro’,  N.S .  2 

55  River  Philip  &  Pugwash, 

N.  S... .  3 

58  River  Philip,  N.S .  1 

59  Maitland.  N.S .  3 

62  Wallace,  N.S .  2 

65  Aylesford,  N.S .  2 

68  Aylesford,  N.S...  (sup’y)  2 

70  Shubeneeadie,  N.S .  1 

71  Truro .  (, sup’y.) 


Died  June  28th,  1872,  aged  54 
years. 


CRANFORD,  HENRY  LOUD. 
r.  on  t.  1864. — r.  f.  c.  &  o.  1868. 


1864  Hants  Harbour,  Nfd .  2 

66  Exploits,  Nfd .  2 

68  Carbon  ear,  Nfd .  1 

69  Twillingate,  Nfd .  3 

72  St.  John’s,  Nfd .  1 


Died  May  13th,  1873,  aged  31 
years. 


CRANSWICK,  MATTHEW. 
r.  on  t.  &  o.  1829. — r.f.c.  1833. 


1829  Cape  Breton .  4 

33  Guysboro’,  N.S .  2 

35  Liverpool,  N.S .  2 

37  Removed  to  England. 

CRISP,  JAMES, 
c.  1872. — R.  on  t.  1873. 

1872  Grand  Lake,  N.B .  1 

73  Miramichi,  N.  B .  1 

74  N.  B.  k  P.E.I.  Conference. 

CRISP,  ROBERT  S. 
c.  1871. — R.  on  t.  1872. 

1871  Canterbury,  N.B .  1 

72  Musquodoboit,  N.B _  2 


74  N.B.  &  P.E.I.  Conference. 


CROMWELL,  JAS.  OLIVER. 

R.  on  T.  1780. 

1780  )  Methodist 
to  >  Episcopal 

84  )  Conf.  U.  States. 

85  Shelburne,  N.S  . .  1 

86  Windsor  &  Barrington  NS  1 

87  1 

to  >  Presiding  Elder,  U.  S. 

92  ) 

93  Located. 


CROSSCOMBE.  WILLIAM. 

R.  on.  T.  &  o.  1810. 

1810  Shepton-Mallet,  England. 

11  Sent  to  Nova  Scotia,  but 
missed  his  passage,  laboured 
for  some  months  in  the  Isle 
of  Wight,  and  in  the  spring 


sailed  for  Nova  Scotia. 

12  Horton,  N.S .  3 

15  St.  John,  N.B .  1 

16  St.  Vincent,  W.1 .  1 

17  Liverpool,  N.S .  2 

19  Nottingham,  England...  2 

21  Gibralter .  .  3 

24  Saint  John,  N.B .  3 

27  Halifax,  N.S  .  3 

30  Windsor,  N.S .  2 

32  Charlottetown,  P.E.I _  1 

33  1  Canada 

to  >  Wesleyan 

37  )  Conference. 

38  Horton,  N.S .  1 

39  Windsor  &  Newport,  N.S  2 

41  Halifax,  N.S  .  3 

44  Newport  and.  Shubene- 

cadie,  N.S . 3 

47  Windsor,  N.S .  2 

49  Amherst,  N.S .  2 

51  Halifax,  N.S..  ..(sup’y.)  4 
55  Windsor,  N  S... (sup’y.)  5 


Died  August  26th,  1859,  aged 
73  years. 


CURRIE,  DUNCAN  DUNBAR 
R.  on  t.  1853. — r.  f.c.  &  o.  1857. 


1853  Sackville,  N.B .  1 

54  Greenwich,  N.B .  3 

57  Richibueto,  N.B .  2 


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1859  Woodstock,  N.B .  3 

62  Sussex  Yale,  N.B .  3 

65  Liverpool,  N.S .  3 

68  Fredericton,  N.B .  3 

71  St.  John,  N.B .  2 

73  Charlottetown,  P.E.I —  1 


74  N.B.  &  P.E.I.  Conference. 

Financial  Secretary  1866,  1867, 
and  1869  to  1873. 


Chairman  of  District,  1868. 
Journal  Secretary  of  Conference 
1865  to  1868. 

Secretary  of  Conference  1869  to 
1872. 

Secretary  of  Children’s  Fund 
Committee  1864  to  1874. 

Delegate  to  the  Canada  Wes¬ 
leyan  Conference  1872. 

Delegate  to  the  First  General 


Conference,  Toronto,  1874,  of 
which  he  was  elected  Secretary. 

CURRIE,  JOHN  GIBSON, 
c.  1871. — R.  on  t.  1872. 
1871  Petites,  Newfoundland.. 

72  Grand  Bank,  Nfd . 

73  Carbonear . 

74  Newfoundland  Conferen  ce 


D. 


DANIEL,  HENRY. 
r.  on  t.  1830. — r.  f.  c.  1834. 


1830  St.  Andrews,  N.B .  2 

32  Miramichi,  N.B .  2 

34  Sussex  Vale,  N  B .  1 

35  Woodstock,  N.B .  1 

36  Fredericton,  N.B .  3 

39  Sackville,  N.B .  2 

41  Milltown,  N.B .  2 

43  St.  Stephens,  N.B .  3 

46  St.  John,  South,  N.B...  3 
49  St.  John,  West,  N.B.  .  .  2 

51  Frederickton,  N.B .  1 

52  St.  Austell,  England  ...  1 

•  53  Kingswood,  England  ...  3 

56  Sheffield,  N.B .  1 

57  St.  John’s,  Nfd .  3 

60  Charlottetown,  P.E.I.  .  .  2 

62  Horton,  N.S .  2 

64  Bridgetown,  N.S .  3 

67  Yarmouth,  N.S .  1 

68  Liverpool,  N.S .  2 

70  St.  John,  N.B.  .  (sup’y).  4 


74  N.B.  &  P.E.I.  Conference. 
Chairman  of  District  1875  to 
1861  and  1866. 

Co-Delegate  of  the  Conference 
1868. 

President  of  the  Conference 
1869. 


DANIEL,  ROBERT  A. 
r.  on  t.  1869. — r.  f.  c.  &  o.  1873. 

1869  Annapolis,  N.S .  1 

70  Bedeque,  P.E.I .  2 

72  Sussex  Vale,  N.B .  1 

73  Pugwash,  N.S .  1 

74  Nova  Scotia  Conference. 


DAVIES,  THOMAS  H. 
r.  on  T.  &  o.  1823. 

1823  Sheffield,  England .  1 

24  Wallace,  N.S .  1 

25  Ramsheg,  N.B .  1 

26  Murray  Harbour,  P.  E.  I.  1 

27  Lunenburg,  N.S .  1 

28  Yarmouth,  N.S .  1 

29  Shelburne,  N.S .  1 

30  Antigua,  W.1 .  1 

31  Wallace,  N.S .  3 

34  Guysboro’,  N.S .  2 


1836  Bedeque,  P.E.I .  2] 

38  Parrsboro’,  N.S .  1 

39  Wallace,  N.S .  1 

40  Sydney,  C.B .  2 

42  Lunenburg,  N.S .  3 

45  Liverpool,  N.S .  1 

46  Bedeque,  P.E.I .  1 

47  Amherst,  N.S .  2 

49  Horton,  N.S .  2 

51  Newport,  N.S .  5 

56  Point  de  Bute,  N.B  . .  .  3 

59  Truro,  N.S .  2 

61  Bridgetown,  N.S .  3 

64  Berwick,  N.S .  2 

66  Bridgetown, N.S.. (sup’y)  3 
74  Nova  Scotia  Conference. 
Chairman  of  District  1855, 1857 

to  1860  and  1862  to  1865. 


DAY,  GEORGE  F. 
r.  on  t.  1868. — r.  f.  c.  &  o.  1872. 
1868  Salisbury  &  Elgin,  N.B.  2 
70  Advocate  Harbour,  N.S  2 

72  Weymouth,  N.S .  1 

73  Gabarus,  N.S .  1 

74  Nova  Scotia  Conference. 

DEINSTADT,  THOMAS  J. 
r.  on  t.  1863. — r.  f.  c.  &  o.  1867. 

1863  Sheffield,  N.B .  1 

64  Guysboro’,  N.S .  2 

66  Digby  Neck,  N.S .  2 

68  Bedeque,  P.  E.  I .  2 

70  St.  John,  Exmouth  St., 
N.B .  3 

73  Moncton,  N.B. ....... .  1 

74  N.B.  &  P.E.I.  Conference. 


DES-BRISAY,  ALBERT. 

1822—1857. 

Received  on  trial  in  1822, 
his  first  circuit  was  Petitcodiac. 
Afterwards  Parrsboro’,  Sheffield, 
Bridgetown,  St.  John,  Miramichi, 
and  St.  Andrews,  shared  in  his 
Ministerial  services  In  1846  he 
retired  from  active  circuit  work 
and  sustained  a  supernumerary 
relation.  During  a  large  portion 
of  this  time  he  held  the  responsi¬ 
ble  office  of  Chaplain  to  the  Aca¬ 
demic  Institutions  at  Sackville. 


In  1855  he  removed  to  Charlotte¬ 
town, the  place  of  his  birth,  where, 
as  his  health  would  admit,  he 
continued  to  work  for  the  Master. 
He  died,  after  a  short  illness,  on 
May  24th,  1857,  in  the  62nd  year 
of  his  age,  and  the  25th  of  his 
ministery. 


DES  BRISAY  ALBERT  S. 
R.  on  t.  1864. — r.  F.  o.  &  o.  1868. 


1864  Horton,  N.S .  2 

66  Bermuda .  1 

67  Summerside,  P.E.I  ....  3 
70  Mid.  Musquodoboit,N.S.  2 

72  Windsor,  N.S .  2 

74  Nova  Scotia  Conference. 


DES  BRISAY  ALEX. 
McLEOD. 

r.  on  t.  1852. — r.  f.  c. &o.  1856. 


1852  . .  1 

53  Pownal,  P.E.I .  2 

55  Bedeque,  P.E.I .  1 

56  Moncton,  N.B .  1 

57  Pownal,  P  E.1 .  2 

59  River  Philip,  N.S .  3 

62  Amherst,  N.S .  3 

65  Located. 


Financial  Secretary  1859  to  1864. 


DEVITT,  FREDERICK. 

R.  on  t.  1866. 

1866  Sambro’,  N.S .  1 

67  Dropped. 


De  WOLFE  CHARLES,  D.D. 
c.  1837.— R.  on  t.  &  o.  1838.— 


R.  f.  c.  1841. 

1837  Institution,  England. 

38  YYirmouth,  N.S .  2 

40  Halifax,  N.S .  3 

43  Horton,  N.S .  2 

45  Windsor,  N.S .  2 

47  Charlottetown,  P.E.I.  .  .  1 

48  )  Canada 

to  >  Wesleyan 

54  )  Conference. 

55  Bedeque,  P.E.I .  1 

56  Yarmouth,  N.S .  1 

57  Petite  Riviere,  N.S .  3 

60  Sackville,  N.B .  1 


384 


MINISTERS  AND  PROBATIONERS. 


1861  1  Professor  of  Theology, 
to  >  Sackville 

67  )  Academy. 

68  Sackville . (sue’v.)  4 

72  Wolfville.. . (sttp’t.)  2 

74  Nova  Scotia  Conference.. 
The  honorary  degree  of  D.D. 

was  conferred  upon  him  by  the 
University  of  Victoria  College, 
Cobourg,  in  1862. 


DOBSON,  WILLIAM. 
r.  on  t.  1870. 

1870  Guysboro’,  N.  S .  2 

72  DigbyNeck,  N.S .  2 

74  N.B. &P.E. I. Conference 


DOCKR1LL,  CHARLES  W. 
r.  on  t.  1866.— R.  f.  c.  &o.  1870. 


1866  Havelock,  N.B .  1 

67  West  Cape,  P.E.I .  2 

69  Musquodoboit,  N.S .  3 

72  Kingston,  N.B .  1 

73  Welsford,  N.  B .  1 


74  N.B.  &  P.E.I. Conference 


DOUGLAS,  RICHARDSON. 
r.  on  T.  1829.  . 

1829  I 

to  V No  record  available. 


36  J 

37  St.  Stephen’s,  N.B .  3 

40  Bridgetown,  N.B .  3 

43  St.  Andrew’s,  N.B .  2 

45  St.  Stephen’s,  N.B .  1 

46  . . 


DOULL,  JOHN  WESLEY,  B.  A. 
r.  on  T.  1871. 


1871  Sackville,  N.B . (stu.)  2 

73  Grand  Lake,  N.B .  1 


74  Located — Ill-health. 

A  graduate  of  Mount  Allison 
Wesleyan  College,  B.A.,  1873. 

DOVE,  JAMES. 
r.  on  t.  1855. — R.  f.  o.  &  o.  1859. 


1855  St.  John’s,  Nfd .  2 

57  Burin,  Newfoundland...  2 

59  Port  de  Grave,  Nfd .  1 

60  Island  Cove,  Nfd .  3 

63  Harbour  Grace,  Nfd....  3 

66  Bonavista,  Nfd .  3 

69  St.  John’s,  Nfd .  3 

72  Twillingate,  Nfd .  1 

73  Carbonear,  Nfd .  1 


74  Newfoundland  Conference. 
Financial  Sec.  1863  to  1873. 


DUKE,  JAMES  A. 
r.  on  t.  1857. — R.  f.  c.  &  o.  1861. 


1857  Carbonear,  Nfd .  2 

59  Exploits,  Nfd .  3 

62  Bonavista,  Nfd . '.  . .  1 

63  Twillingate,  Nfd .  3 

66  Perlican,  Nfd .  3 

69  Burin,  Nfd .  3 

72  Grand  Bank,  Nfd .  2 

74  N.B.  &  P.E.I.  Conference 


DUNCAN,  ROBERT. 
r.  on  t.  1853. — R.  f.  c.  &o.  1857. 

1353  Woodstock,  N.B .  2 

55  Bermuda .  2 


1857  Halifax,  North,  N.S. ...  1 

58  Barrington,  N.S .  3 

61  Pownal,  P.E.I .  2 

63  Bermuda .  3 

66  Point  de  Bute,  N.S .  2 

68  Moncton,  N.B .  2 

70  St.  John,  Carlton,  N.B..  3 


73  St.  John,  Portland,  N.B  1 

74  N.B.  &  P.E.I.  Conference. 
Financial  Secretary  1861, 1862, 

and  1867  to  1869. 


DUNN,  SIMEON  B. 
c.  1871  — R.  on  t.  1872. 

1871  Hant’s  Harbour,  Nfd.. . .  2 

73  Exploits,  Nfd .  1 

74  Newfoundland  Conference. 

DUTCHER,  CHARLES  W.  T. 
r.  on  t.  1862. — r.  f.  c  &  o.  1866. 
1862  North  East  Harbour, N.S  1 


63  Digby  Neck,  N.S .  2 

65  Barrington,  N.S .  2 

67  Caledonia,  N.S .  2 

69  St.  David’s,  N.B .  3 

72  Surrey  Vale,  N.  B .  2 


74  N.B.  &  P.E.I.  Conference. 


DUTTON,  WILLIAM. 

A  young  man  of  great  promise, 
who,  after  labouring  for  a  few 
months  in  Newfoundland,  was 
unexpectedly  called  to  his  re¬ 
ward  in  Heaven.  He  was  great¬ 
ly  beloved  by  all.  A  faithful, 
zealous  servant  of  Christ,  and  in 
his  death  the  church  sustained  a 
great  loss.  He  died  in  1871. 


EARLEY,  WILLIAM  P. 
r.  on  t.  1791. 


1791  Cumberland,  N.S .  1 

92  Sussex  Vale,  N.B .  1 

93  Sackville,  N.B .  1 


94  Removed  to  U.  States. 
Died,  1821. 


ELLIDGE,  GEORGE. 
r.  on  t.  &  o.  1822. 


1822  Newtown,  England .  1 

23  Brackley,  England .  1 

24  Trinity,  Nfd .  1 

25  Grand  Bank,  Nfd .  1 

26  Esquimaux  Bay,  Nfd .  2 

28  Burin .  2 

30  Brigus .  1 

31  Black  Head .  1 

32  Brigus .  2 

34  St.  John’s .  1 

35  Carbonear .  1 

36  Bonavista .  1 


E. 


1837  Black  Head .  2 

39  Bonavista .  3 

42  Harbour  Grace .  3 

45  Port  de  Grave .  2 

47  Trinity  Bay .  1 


48  Removed  to  England. 
Died  1861  or  1862. 


ELLIS,  JOHN. 
r.  on  t.  1871. 


1871  Sackville,  N.B . (stu.)  1 

72  Bedeque,  P-E.  I .  1 

73  Baie  Verte,  N.B .  1 


74  N.B.  &  P.E.I. Conference 


ELLIS,  WILLIAM. 

1808—1837. 

He  was  born  in  Ireland,  in  the 
year  1780,  and  converted  in  1796. 
In  the  year  1808  he  was  received 
on  trial  for  the  ministry,  and  was 
sent  as  a  missionary  to  New¬ 


foundland  where  he  spent  nearly 
twenty-nine  years  in  the  effective 
work.  He  died  at  Harbour  Grace, 
Sept.  21st,  1S30,  aged  50  years. 
He  was  the  first  Methodist  Mis¬ 
sionary  buried  in  Newfoundland. 


EMBREE,  JEREMIAH. 
r.  on  t.  1871. 

1871  Blissville,  N.B .  1 

72  Petites,  Nfd .  2 

74  Newfoundland  Conference. 

EMSLEY,  WILLIAM  H, 
r.  on  t.  1871. 

1871  Truro,  N.S .  1 

72  No  Station — ill  health. 

ENGLAND,  EBEN  E. 
c.  1871. — R.  on  t.  1872. 
1871  Bridgetown,  N.S .  2 

73  Weymouth,  N.S .  1 


74  Nova  Scotia  Conference. 


EASTERN  BRITISH  AMERICA  CONFERENCE. 


385 


ENGLAND,  JAMES. 

Was  received  as  a  candidate  fo1' 
the  ministry  by  the  British  Con¬ 
ference  at  Leeds  in  1S37,  and  was 
appointed  to  Bonavista,  New¬ 
foundland.  He  was  ordained  in 
Liverpool  Road  Chapel,  London, 
Oct.  11th,  1837,  and  sailed  from 
Liverpool  on  Oct.  24tli.  The 
voyage  was  very  stormy  and  tedi¬ 
ous,  encountering  heavy  weather 
and  contrary  winds — the  vessel 
suffering  much  damage.  In  Jan¬ 
uary,  1838,  they  ran  short  of 
provisions  and  water,  and  were 
compelled  to  bear  up  from  the 
Banks  of  Newfoundland.  A  few 
days  after  they  providentially 
picked  up  seven  barrels  of  flour 
on  the  ocean.  On  that  flour,  and 
what  little  rain  water  they  could 
catch,  they  subsisted  twenty- 
seven  days.  The  vessel  was  then 
driven  on  the  rocks  in  the  Cove 
of  Cork,  where  she  had  run  for 
shelter.  In  May,  1838,  he  sailed 
from  England  in  another  vessel, 
and  arrived  in  Newfoundland  on 


the  5th  of  June. 

1838  Island  Cove .  2 

40  Supplied  a  Congregational 

Church  by  appointment 
of  the  District  Meeting. 

41  Burin,  Nfd .  3 

44  Black  Head,  Nfd .  4 

48  Old  Perlican,  Nfd .  3 

51  Bonavista,  Nfd .  3 

54  Windsor,  NS .  1 

55  Halifax,  N.S .  3 

58  Yarmouth,  N.S .  1 

59  Portland,  St.  John,  N.B.  2 

61  Frederickton,  N.B . 2 

63  Windsor,  N.S .  3 

66  St.  John,  N  B .  2 

68  Annapolis,  N.S . 3 

71  Digby,  N.S .  3 

74  Nova  Scotia  Conference 


Note. — He  was  Financial  Sec¬ 
retary  in  1860,  1861,  1863,  1864. 
Chairman  of  District,  1862, 1866, 
and  1870-’73.  Delegate  to  the 
English  Conference,  1862.  In 
1866  he  was  elected  President  of 
the  Conference,  hut  the  Rev. 
George  Scott  coming  out  that  year 
as  appointed  by  the  British  Wes¬ 
leyan  Conference  necessarily  took 
the  chair,  and  Mr.  England  be¬ 
came  his  Co-Delegate.  He  was  a 
Delegate  to  the  First  General 
Conference,  Toronto,  1874. 


EVANS,  EDWIN. 

R.  on  t.  1860. — r.  f.  c.  &  o.  1864. 

1860  Dartmouth,  N.S .  1 

61  Kingsclear,  N.B .  2 

63  Souris,  P.E.1 .  1 

64  Margate,  P.  E.I .  2 

66  Chatham,  N.B .  3 

70  Cornwall,  P.  E.I .  3 

73  St.  John,  Exmoutlr  St., 

N.B .  1 

74  N.  B.  &  P.  E.  I.  Conference. 

Financial  Secretary,  1871  and 
1872. 


EVANS,  EPHRAIM,  D.D. 
1827  )  Canada 

to  >  Wesleyan 

48  '  Conference. 

49  Halifax,  N.S .  3 

52  Charlottetown,  P.  E.  I.  .  .  2 
54  1  Governor  and  Chaplain 
to  !■  Mount  Allison 

56  )  Academy. 

57  Canada  Wes.  Conference. 

Note. — The  following  Resolu¬ 
tion  was  passed  by  the  Conference 
and  presented  to  Dr.  Evans  on 
the  occasion  of  his  removal  to  the 
Canada  Conference  : — “  That  the 


Conference  hereby  expresses  its 
unfeigned  and  deep  sense  of  the 
loss  our  work  in  Eastern  British 
America  will  sustain  by  the  re¬ 
moval  of  so  valuable  a  brother 
as  Dr.  Evans  ;  one  who  has  ren¬ 
dered  us  such  efficient  service  in 
the  different  positions  he  has  so 
honourably  and  usefully  sustained 
during  his  nine  years  residence 
in  these  Provinces,  not  only  more 
recently  in  his  connection  with 
our  academic  institution,  but  also 
while  filling  the  chair  of  a  large 
and  important  District.  The  bre¬ 
thren  cannot  allow  Dr.  Evans  to 
separate  from  them  without  their 
unanimous  expression  of  their 
high  appreciation  of  his  Christian 
character,  and  his  effective  and 
ministerial,  business-like  capa¬ 
bilities,  as  evinced  in  the  prudent 
counsels  and  valuable  aid  afforded 
by  him,  in  our  new  position  as  a 
conferential  organization  ;  and 
while  the  ties  between  him  and 
them,  as  members  of  the  same 
Conference  are  now  to  be  severed, 
their  earnest  prayers  will  follow 
him  to  his  intended  destination, 
that  in  the  sphere  of  labour,  ami 
wherever  in  future  his  providen¬ 
tial  lot  may  be  cast,  lie  may  still 
be  extensively  useful  in  the  work 
of  the  Lord,  and  that  when  the 
toils  of  earth  are  passed,  we  may 
a  ’have  the  ineffable  delight  of 
greeting  him  in  the  heavenly 
rest.  ” 


EVANS,  WILLIAM  H. 
c.  1870. — u.  on  t.  1871. 


1870  Bermuda .  3 

73  Wilmott,  N.S .  1 


74  Nova  Scotia  Conference. 


FIDLER,  DANIEL. 
1789  ) 

90  >  New  York  Conference. 


91  ) 

92  Liverpool,  N  S .  2 

94  Fredericton,  N.B . “2 

96  Shelburne,  N.S .  2 

98  Cumberland,  N.S .  1 

99  Returned  to  U.S .  1 

1 800  Bahamas . 1 

Located  1808. 


Died  August  27th,  1842. 

FISHER,  GEORGE  W. 
c.  1871. — r.  on  t.  1872. 


1871  Baie  de  Verte,  N  B .  1 

72  Salisbury,  N.B .  2 


74  N.B.  &  P.E.I.  Conference. 

25 


F. 


FISLER,  BENJAMIN. 

R.  on  t.  1791. 

1791  Halifax,  N.S .  1 

92  South  Coast,  N.S .  1 

93  Removed  to  United  States. 

Located  1798. 


FORSEY,  GEORGE. 
r.  on  t.  1866. — r.  f.  c.  &  o.  1870. 

1866  Trinity,  Newfoundland..  1 

67  Fogo,  Newfoundland....  1 

68  Carbonear,  Newfoundland  2 

70  Black  Head,  Nfd .  2 

72  Burin,  Newfoundland...  2 
74  Newfoundland  Conference. 


FOX,  THOMAS. 

R.  on  T.  1856. — R.  f.  c.  &  o.  1860. 


1856  Harris  Harbour,  Nfd. .  . .  2 

58  Point  de  Grave,  Nfd. ...  1 

59  Bonavista,  Nfd .  3 

62  Fogo  and  Change  Island, 

Newfoundland .  3 

65  Island  Cove,  Nfd. . .  .3 

68  Hant’s  Harbour,  Nfd.  . .  3 

71  Port  de  Grave,  Nfd .  1 


72  Perlican,  Newfoundland  2 
74  Newfoundland  Conference. 


FRAZER,  WILLIAM  J. 
r.  on  T.  1870. 

1870  Parrsboro’,  N.  S. 

71  Dropped. 


386 


MINISTERS  AND  PROBATIONERS. 


FULTON,  JOTHAM  McC., 
M.A.. 

it.  on  t.  1864. — k.  f.  c.  &  o.  1868. 

1864  . .  1 

65  Hamilton,  Bermuda ....  2 

67  Somerset,  Bermuda .  1 

68  Annapolis,  N.S .  1 

69  Weymouth,  N.S .  1 


1870  Summerside,  P.E.1 .  1 

71  Barriugton,  N.S .  2 

73  Removed  to  the  United 
States,  and  united  with  the  Ver¬ 
mont  Conference  of  the  Methodist 
Church. 

A  graduate  of  Mount  Allison 
Wesleyan  College — B.A.,  1865  ; 
M.A.,  in  course,  1867. 


FULTON,  SILAS  0. 
r.  on  t.  1870. 


1870  Fredericton,  N.B .  1 

71  Marysville,  N.B .  1 


72  Removed  to  United  States, 
and  united  with  the  Wyoming 
Conference  of  the  Methodist  Epis¬ 
copal  Church. 


GAETZ,  JOSEPH. 

r.  on  t.  1861.— R.  f.c.  &  o.  1865- 

1861  Port  Aux  Basque,  Nfd. .  1 
62  Trinity,  Newfoundland..  2 

64  St  John’s,  Nfd.  . . .  8 

67  Shubenecadie,  N.S .  3 

70  Lunenburg,  N.S .  3 

73  Liverpool,  N.S .  1 

74  Nova  Scotia  Conference. 
Financial  Secretary  1873. 


GAETZ,  LEONARD. 

1861  — r.f.c.&o.  1865. 

1 
1 


r.  on  T 

1861  Saekville,  N.B - (stu.) 

62  Maitland,  N.S . 

63  Kingston,  N.B .  2 

65  Musquodoboit,  NS.  ...  3 

68  Pictou,  N.S .  3 

71  Fredericton,  N.B .  3 

74  Nova  Scotia  Conference. 

Financial  Secretary  1871  to 
1873.  Delegate  to  First  General 
Conference,  Toronto,  1874. 


1857  Grand  Bank,  Nfd .  3 

60  Old  Perlican,  Nfd .  1 


Died  Oct.  24th,  1860,  aged 
29  years. 

GARRETTSON,  FREEBORN. 

1776  )  New  York 

“  l  Conference. 


85  Shelburne,  NS .  1 

86  Halifax,  N.S .  1 


87  Returned  to  United  States. 
Died  July  26th,  1827- 

GASKIN,  CHARLES. 
r.  on  t.  1853. — r.f.c.&o.  1857. 


1853  Andover,  N.B .  2 

55  St.  Stephen’s,  N.B .  1 

56  Musquodoboit,  N.S .  1 

57  Ship  Harbour,  C.B .  1 

58  Coverdale,  N  B.  (sup’y.)  1 

59  Bathurst,  N.B .  1 

60  Coverdale,  N.B.  (sup’y.)  1 


Died  March  10th,  1861,  aged 
33  years. 


GAETZ,  THOMAS. 
r.  on  t.  1851. — r.f.c.&o.  1856. 


1851  Parrsboro’,  NS .  1 

52  Guysboro’,  N.S .  1 

53  Charlottetown,  P.  E.l.  ..  1 

54  Sydney,  C.B .  1 

55  Guysboro’  &  Canso,  N.S.  2 


GILES,  JESSE  B. 
c.  1870. — R.  on  t.  1871. 

1870  - ' 

71  Digby  Neck,  N.S .  1 

72  Port  Mouton,  N.S .  1 

73  Bridgetown,  N.S .  1 

74  Nova  Scotia  Conference. 


GOODISON,  JOHN. 

c.  1860. — R.  on  T.  1861. — 
r.  f  c.  &  o.  1864. 


1860  Old  Perlican,  Nfd .  2 

62  Carbonear,  Nfd .  2 

64  Catalina,  Nfd .  2 

66  Twillingate,  Nfd .  3 

69  Grand  Bank .  3 

72  Bonavista .  2 


74  Newfoundland  Conference. 


GRANDINE,  'WILLIAM. 
r.  on  t.  1786. 

1786  Cumberland,  N.S . 

88  Liverpool,  N  S . 

90  Wallace,  N.S . 

92  Tryon,  P.E.l . 

93  Sheffield,  N.S . 

95  Annapolis,  N.S . 

97  - 

98  - 

99  Located. 


GRAY,  ANDREW. 
r.  on  t.  1861. 

1861  Saekville,  N.B.  ..(stu.)  2 


62  Lunenbury,  N.S . 2 

64  Falmouth,  N.S........  2 

66  Dropped.. 


H. 


HAIGH,  JOHN. 

1816  1  English 
to  >  Wesleyan 

25  )  Conference. 

26  Harbour  Grace,  Nfd. .  . .  1 

27  ) 

to  >  No  record  at  hand. 

59  ) 

Died  1859. 


HALE,  JOSEPH, 
c.  1870. — R.  on  t.  1871. 


1870  Island  Cove,  Nfd .  1 

71  Carbonear,  Nfd  . 2 

73  Hant’s  Harbour,  Nfd.  . .  1 


74  Newfoundland  Conference. 


HAMILTON,  CHARLES  W. 
r.  on  t.  1871. 

1871  Sheffield,  N.S .  1 

72  Knowlesville,  N.B .  1 

73  Saekville,  N.B. ..  .(stu.)  I 

74  N.B.  &  P. E.L  Conference. 


ns  to  i-*  to  t-o  co 


EASTERN  BRITISH  AMERICA  CONFERENCE. 


387 


HARDING,  THEO.  SETH. 

R.  on  t.  1794. 

1794  Horton,  N.S .  1 

95  W ithdrew  and  united  with 
the  Baptists. 

Died  1855. 

HARRIS,  THOMAS. 

R.  on  t.  1S54. — ord.  1856. — 
R.  f.  c.  1858. 

1854  Horton  and  Cornwallis, 


N.S .  2 

56  St.  John’s,  Nfd .  1 

57  Bonavista,  Nfd .  2 

59  Twillingate,  Nfd .  2 

61  Brigus,  Nfd .  4 

65  Old  Perlican,  Nfd .  1 

66  Burin,  Nfd.  . . .  3 

69  Harbour  Grace,  Nfd. ...  3 
72  Brigus,  Nfd .  2 


74  Newfoundland  Conference. 
Chairman  of  District  1871  to 
1873.  Delegate  to  First  General 
Conference,  Toronto,  1874. 


HARRISON,  FREDERICK  W. 
R.  071  t.  1861. — r.  f.  c.  &  o.  1865. 


1861  Burton,  N.B .  1 

62  Bermuda .  3 

65  Jacksonville,  N.B .  3  I 

68  Hillsburg,  N.S .  2 

70  Canterbury,  N.B .  2 

72  Sheffield,  N.B .  2 


74  N.B.  &  P.E. I.  Conference. 

HARRISON,  GEORGE. 

R.  on  t.  1861. — r.  f.  c.  &  o.  1865. 


1861  Dalhousie,  N.B .  1 

62  Burton,  N.B .  1 

63  Nashwaak,  N.B .  1 

64  Sydney,  C.B .  1 

65  Grand  Lake,  N.B .  3 

68  Upliam,  N.B .  3 

71  River  Philip,  N.S .  3 


74  N.B.  &  P.E. I.  Conference. 


HARRISON,  WILLIAM, 
u.  1871. — R.  on  t.  1872. 

1871 . 1 

72  Wallace,  N.S .  1 

73  Wentworth,  N.S .  1 


74  N.B.  &  P.E. I.  Conference. 

HART,  JAMES  R. 
r.  on  t.  1860. — r.  f.  c.  &o.  1864. 


1860  Pugwash,  N.S .  1 

61  Upham,  N.B .  3 

64  Yarmouth,  NS .  1 

65  River  Philip,  N.S .  2 

67  Florenceville,  N.B . 2 

69  Mill  Village,  N.S .  2 

71  Guysboro’,  N.  S ..  (sup’y)  1 

72  Yarmouth,  N.S.. (sup’y)  1 

73  Granville,  N.S .  1 

74  Nova  Scotia  Conference. 


HJRT,  JOSEPH. 

R.  on  t.  1853. — r.  f.  c.  &  o.  1857. 


1853  St.  Margaret’s  and  Sam- 

bro,  N.S .  1 

54  Shelburne,  N  S .  2 

56  Newport,  N.S .  1 

57  Kempt,  N.S .  1 

58  Lunenburg,  NS .  3 

61  Petite  Riviere,  N.S _  1 

62  Liverpool,  N.S .  3 

65  Annapolis,  N.S . 3 

68  Yarmouth,  North,  N.S. .  3 

71  Granville  Ferry,  N.S _  2 

73  Sackville,  N.B . .  1 

•  74  N.B.  &  P.E.  I.  Conference. 


Financial  Secretary  1860  to 
1864,  and  1868  to  1873.  Dele¬ 
gate  to  First  General  Conference, 
Toronto,  1874. 


HART,  THOMAS  D. 

R.  on  t.  1860. — r.  f.  c.  &  o.  1864. 
1860  Coverdale,  N.  B .  1 

61  Carbonear,  Nfd .  1 

62  Channel,  Nfd .  2 

64  Souris,  P.E.I .  1 

65  North  E.  Harbour,  N.S.  3 

68  Shelburne,  N.S .  2 

70  Guysboro’,  N.S ..  (sup’y)  3 

73  Manchester,  N.S.  ..  1 

74  Nova  Scotia  Conference. 


HEARTZ,  WILLIAM  H. 

R.  on  t.  1862. — r.  f.  c.  &  o.  1866. 
1862  Miramichi,  N.B . 2 

64  Kingsclear,  N.B .  1 

65  Annapolis,  N.S .  2 

67  St.  John,  Exmouth  St., 

N.B .  3 

70  Bridgetown,  N.S .  3 

73  Horton,  N.S .  . .  1 

74  Nova  Scotia  Conference. 


HEMMEON,  JOSEPH  BELL. 
R.  071  T.  1862. — R.  F.  c.  &o.  1867- 


1802  Guysboro’,  N.S .  2 

64  Sambro,  N  S .  1 

65  Sackville,  N.B.  . .  .(stu.)  2 

67  Salisbury,  N.B .  1 

68  Grand  Lake,  N.B .  3 

71  Upham,  N.B .  2 


73  Amherst,  N.S, .  .(sup’y.)  1 

74  N ova  Scotia  Confereuee. 


HENNIGAR,  JAMES  G. 

R.  on  T.  1826. — R.  f.  c.  &  o.  1832. 


1826  Horton  &  Windsor,  N,S.  1 

27  Halifax,  N.S  .  1 

28  Wallace  and  River  John, 

N.S .  1 

29  Sydney,  C.B .  1 

30  Wallace,  N.S .  2 

32  Parrsboro’,  N.S .  1 

33  Carbonear,  Nfd . 2 

35  Burin,  Nfd . .v .  3 

38  Brigus,  Nfd .  2 

40  Bridgetown,  N.S .  4 

44  Bridgetown . (sup’y)  1 


1845  Mill  town,  N.B . 

49  Sackville,  N.B . 

53  St.  John,  South,  N.  B. .  . 

56  Horton,  N.S . 

59  Newport,  N.S . 

62  Cornwallis,  East,  N.S  . 

66  Yarmouth,  South,  N.S.. 

69  Avondale,  N.S . 

72  Halifax,  N.S . 

73  Canning,  N.S _ (sup’y) 

74  Nova  Scotia  Conference. 
Chairman  of  District  1861, 

1866  to  1869,  and  1872. 


HETHERINGTON,  JOHN  P. 


R  on  t.  1827. 

1827  Newcastle)  England  ....  1 
28  1  Canada 
to  >  W esleyan 

33  )  Conference. 

34  Charlottetown,  P.E.I...  3 

37  Halifax,  N.S .  2 

39  Canada  Wesleyan  Conf. 


HICKSON,  THOMAS. 

R.  oil  t.  &  o.  1815. 

1815  St.  John’s,  Nfd .  1 

16  Black  Head,  Nfd .  1 

17  Bonavista,  Nfd .  1  ■ 

IS  Island  Cove,  Nfd .  1 

19  Brigus,  Nfd .  2 

21  Burin,  Nfd .  2 

23  Carbonear,  Nfd .  1 

24  St.  John’s,  Nfd .  1 

25  Removed  to  England. 

Died  1864. 


HOCKIN,  ARTHUR, 
c.  1872. — u.  on  t  1873. 
1872  Sambro  and  St.  Marga¬ 
ret’s  Bay,  N.S. 

73  St.  Margaret’s  Bay,  N.S. 

74  Nova  Scotia  Conference. 


HOLLAND,  HENRY, 
c.  1856. — r.  on  t.  1857. — 


r.  f.  c.  &  o.  1860. 

1856  - 

57  Sackville,  N.B .  1 

58  Upham,  N.B .  2 

60  Gagetown,  N.B .  1 

61  Middle  Musquodoboit, 

Nova  Scotia . .  .  1 


Died  December  24th,  1861, 
aged  31  years. 


HORNE,  JAMES 
Was  born  in  1788,  was  con¬ 
verted  in  1814,  and  very  soon 
after  entered  the  ministry.  He 
spent  four  years  in  the  home¬ 
work  ;  thence  he  was  sent  as  a 
Missionary  to  the  West  Indies  in 
1818.  He  laboured  effectively 
and  successfully  for  thirty-three 
years  in  the  West  Indies  and 
Bermuda.  In  1851  he  was  obliged 


388 


MINISTERS  AND  PROBATIONERS. 


to  desist  from  the  active  work 
and  become  a  Supernumerary, 
which  relation  he  sustained  until 
his  death.  He  died  on  the  10th 
of  July,  1856,  in  the  68th  year  of 
his  age  and  the  42nd  year  of  his 
ministry. 


HOWIE,  ISAAC. 
r.  on  t.  1864. — r.  f.  c.  &  o.  1868. 


1864  Channel,  Nfd .  2 

66  Green’s  Pond,  Nfd .  3 

69  Port  de  Grave,  Nfd .  1 

70  Labrador,  Nfd .  1 

71  Fogo,  Nfd .  1 

72  Florenceville,  N.  B .  2 


74  N.B.  &  P.E.I.  Conference. 

HOWIE,  JOHN  W. 
r.  on  t.  1857. — R.  f.  o.  &  o.  1861. 


1857  Guysboro’,  N.S .  1 

58  Margarie,  N.S .  1 

59  Port  Mouton,  N.S .  3 

62  Ship  Harbour,  C.  B .  3 

65  Florenceville,  N.B .  2 

67  Gabarus,  C.B .  4 

71  Shubenecadie,  NS .  3 


74  Nova  Scotia  Conference. 


HUESTIS,  GEORGE  0. 
r.  on  t.  1846. — R.  f.  c.  &  o.  1851. 


1846  Shelburne,  N.S .  1 

47  Maitland,  N.S .  2 

49  Cornwallis,  N.S .  1 

50  Halifax  County,  .NS  ...  1 

51  Bedeque,  P.E.I .  2 

53  Truro,  N.S .  3 

56  Guysboro’,  N.S  .  3 

59  Sydney,  C.B .  3 

62  Fredericton,  N.B .  2 

64  St.  John  West,  N.B  ...  2 

66  Lunenburg,  N.S .  3 

69  Canning,  N.S .  3 

72  Cornwall,  P.E.I .  2 

74  Nova  Scotia  Conference. 


Chairman  of  District  1861, 
1862,  1864,  and  1873. 

Financial  Secretary  1865  and 
1866. 


HUESTIS,  STEPHEN  F. 
r.  on  t.  1858. — r.  f.  c.  &  o.  1862. 
1858  Ship  Harbour  and  Port 


Hood,  C.B... .  1 

59  Guysboro’,  N.S .  1 

60  Richibucto,  N.B .  1 

61  Woodstock,  N.B .  1 


1862  Jacksonville,  N.B.....  3 

65  Digby,  NS .  3 

68  Carlton — St.  John,  N.B.  2 
70  Horton,  N.S .  3 

73  Bridgtown,  N.S .  1 

74  Nova  Scotia  Conference. 


Financial  Secretary  1865  to 
1867  and  1873. 

Journal  Secretary  of  Conference 
1869  to  1873. 

Secretary  of  Home  Missionary 
Society  1870  to  1874. 

Delegate  to  First  General  Con¬ 
ference,  Toronto,  1874. 


HUMPHREY,  STEPHEN,  M.A. 

r.  on  t.  1856. — ord.  1857. — 
r.  f.  c.  1860. 


1856  M.  E.  Church,  U.S .  2 

58  Saekville,  N.B  .  2 

60  River  John,  N.S .  1 

61  Saekville,  N.B.  (sup’y).  2 
63  Moncton,  N.B. .  .(sup’y).  4 

67  Hillsboro’,  N.B .  4 

70  Bermuda  .  3 


72  Moncton,  N.B. .  (sup’y).  2 
74  N.B.  &  P.E.I.  Conference. 


I.  &  J. 


IBBITSON,  WILLIAM  H.,  B  A. 
r.  on  t.  1870 

1870  Saekville,  N.B . (stu)  2 

72  Truro,  N.S .  1 

A  graduate  of  Mount  Allison 
Wesleyan  College — B.A.,  1S72. 
Died  April  21st,  1873,  aged  30 
years. 


JAMES,  THOMAS  H. 
c.  1871. — R.  on  t.  1872. 


1871  Wallace,  N.  S .  1 

72  Guysboro,  N.S .  1 

73  Flat  Island,  Nfd .  1 


74  Newfoundland  Conference. 
JESSOP,  WILLIAM. 


1853 

56 

59 

60 
62 
65 
68 
70 
74 


Sheffield,  N.B .  3 

St.  Andrew’s,  N.B .  3 

Yarmouth,  N.S .  1 

Liverpool,  N.S .  2 

Petite  Riviere,  N.S .  3 

Wallace  &  Pugwash,  N.S  3 
Guysboro  &  Canso,  N.S. .  2 
Horton,  N.S. .  .  .(sup’y.)  4 
Nova  Scotia  Conference. 


INGHAM,  JABEZ. 
r.  on  T.  &  o.  1840. 


1840  Grand  Bank,  Nfd .  3 

43  Perlican,  Nfd .  3 

46  Bonavista,  Nfd .  2 


48  Returned  to  England. 

Note. — In  1879  he  was  station¬ 
ed  at  Whitney,  Oxford  District. 

JACKSON,  GEORGE. 
r.  on  T.  &  o.  1816. 


1816  West  Indies .  4 

20  Windsor,  N.S .  2 

22  Tryon,  P.E.I . .  3 

26  Fredericton,  N.B .  2 


28  Returned  to  England. 

Died  1864. 

JAMES,  SILAS. 
r.  on  t.  1870. 

1870  Saekville,  N.B . (stu.)  3 

73  Nashwaak,  N.B. .  1 

74  N.B.  &  P.E.I.  Conference. 


r.  on  t.  1784. — r.  f.  c.  1786. 


1784  New  York  Conference. . .  4 

88  Shelburne,  N.S .  1 

89  Liverpool,  N.S .  2 

91  Barrington,  N.S .  1 

92  Halifax,  N.S .  1 

93  . . .  1 

94  St.  John,  N.B .  1 

Died  Dec.  1795. 


JOHNSON,  GEORGE. 
r.  on  t.  1830. — r.  f.  c.  &  o.  1834. 


1830  Annapolis  &  St.  David’s.  1 

31  St.John,  N.B .  1 

32  Sussex  Vale,  N.B .  2 

34  St.  David’s,  N.B .  1 

35  Fredericton,  N.B .  1 

36  Annapolis,  N.S .  2 

38  Bridgetown, N.S .  2 

40  Woodstock,  N.B .  3 

43  Milltown,  NB .  2 

45  Annapolis,  N.S .  2 

47  Miramichi,  N.B . 3 

50  Point  de  Bute,  N.B. . . ; .  3 


Financial  Secretary  1855. 
Chairman  of  District  1861  to 
1864,  and  1866  to  1869. 

JOHNSON,  JOHN. 

R.  Oil  T.  1861. — R.  F.  c.  &  o.  1865. 


1861  Ship  Harbour,  C.  B .  1 

62  Margarie,  C.B .  1 

63  Guysboro,  N.S .  2 

65  New  Germany,  N.S..  ..  2 

67  Andover,  N.B .  1 

68  Port  Mouton,  N.S . 2 

70  Kempt,  N.S .  2 

73  Maitland,  N.S .  1 

7  4  N ova  Scotia  Conference. . 


JOHNSON,  LEVI  S 
r.  on  t.  1868. — r.  f.  c.  &  o.  1872 
1868  Guysboro’,  N.S .  2 

70  Annapolis,  N.S .  1 

71  Weymouth,  N.S .  2 

73  Alberton,  P.E.I .  1 


74  N.B.  &  P.E.I.  Conference 


EASTERN  BRITISH  AMERICA  CONFERENCE. 


389 


JOHNSON.  RICHARD,  M.D. 
K.  on  t.  1857. — R.  f.  c.  &  o.  1861. 


1857  Truro,  N.S . 1 

58  Margate,  P.E.1 . 2 

60  Windsor,  N.S .  3 

63  Kempt,  N.S .  1 

64  Charlottetown,  P.  E.  I.  .  .  2 
66  Charlottetown.  ..(sup’y.)  3 
69  Located.  Ill-health. 


JOHNSON, ROBERT  O’BRIEN. 
R.  on  t.  1863. — e.  f.  c.  &o.  1867. 


1863  Sackville . (stu.)  1 

64  Lunenburg,  N.S .  1 

65  Musquodoboit,  N.S .  2 

67  Parrsboro’,  N.S .  2 

69  Kingsclear,  N.B .  2 

71  Grand  Lake,  N .  B .  3 


74  Nova  Scotia  Conference. 

JOHNSON,  WILLIAM  J. 
e.  1872. — e.  on  t.  1873 
1872  - - 

73  Kentville,  N.  S. 

74  Nova  Scotia  Conference. 

JOHNSTONE,  BENJAMIN  J. 
R.  on  t.  I860.— R.  f.  c.  &  o.  1865. 


1860  Margate,  P.  E.  1 .  1 

61  Digby  Neck,  N.S .  2 


1863  Coverdale,  N.B . .  ..  1 

64  Burton,  N.B .  2 

65  Andover,  N.B .  2 

67  New  Germany,  N.S  ....  2 


69  Removed  to  United  States. 

JONES,  JAMES. 

R.  on  T.  1804. 

1804  Sheffield,  N.B. 

5  Located. 

_  • 

JOST,  GRANS  WICK,  M.  A. 
e.  on  t.  1862. — r.  f.  c.  &o.  1866. 


1862  Country  Harbour,  N.S..  1 

63  Sidney,  C.B .  1 

64  Pugwash,  N.S .  2 

66  Dorchester,  N.B .  1 

67  j  Vice-Principal  Mount 
to  >  Allison  Academy,  and 

69  )  Professor  of  Hebrew. 

70  Richibucto,  N.B.  .....  .  2 

72  Avondale,  N.S .  2 

74  Nova  Scotia  Conference. 


A  graduate  of  the  Wesleyan 
University,  Middletown,  Conn., 
1862.  Financial  Secretary  1873. 


JOST,  JEREMIAH  V. 
e.  on  t.  1837 — R.  f.  c.  &  o.  1842. 


1837  Murray  Harbour,  P.E.  1.  1 

38  Liverpool,  N,S .  1 

39'  Wallace,  N.S .  2 

41  Maitland,  N.S .  1 

42  Liverpool,  N.S .  1 

43  Cornwallis,  N.S .  1 

44  Guysboro’,  N.S .  3 

47  Sydney,  C.  B  .  4 

51  Barrington,  N.S .  3 

54  St.  Stephens,  N.B .  2 

56  St.  David’s,  N.B .  3 

59  Moncton,  N.B .  3 

62  Cornwallis  and  Little 

York,  P.E. 1 .  2 

64  River  John,  N.S .  3 

67  Albion  Mines,  N.S .  2 

69  Sydney,  C.  B .  3 

72  Guysboro’,  N.S .  1 

73  Charlottetown. ...  (sup’y)  1 


74  N.  B.  &  P.  E.  I.  Conference. 


JUBB,  JOHN  E. 
c.  1871. — R.  on  t. 

1871 - 

72  Wilmot,  N.S. 

73  Located 


K. 


KNIGHT,  RICHARD,  D.D. 
R.  on  t.  1816. 


1816  Newfoundland . 17 

33  Nova  Scotia,  New  Bruns¬ 
wick  and  P.  E.  Island. 

55  St.  John,  West,  N.  B. . .  2 
57  Sheffield,  N.B .  3 


Note. — For  several  years  prior 
to  the  formation  of  the  Conference 
of  Eastern  British  Americe,  he  was 
Chairman  and  General  Superin¬ 
tendent  of  Missions.  After  the 
organization  of  the  Conference  he 


was  the  Chairman  of  his  District 
from  1855  to  1859.  He  was  Co- 
Delegate  of  the  Conference  for 
1857,  1858  and  1859.  In  1857  he 
visited  the  Canada  Wesleyan  Con¬ 
ference  at  Toronto  as  a  fraternal 
Delegate  from  his  own  Confer¬ 
ence.  He  died  May  23rd,  I860, 
aged  72  years. 


KNOWLAN,  JAMES. 
r.  on  t.  &  o.  1806. 


1806  Jamaica .  2 

8  Liverpool,  N.S .  1 


1809  Cumberland,  N.S .  2 

1 1  Halifax,  N.S .  2 

13  St.  John,  N.B .  2 

15  Liverpool,  N.S .  2 

17  Halifax,  N.S .  1 

18  Shelburne,  N.  S .  2 

20  Halifax,  N.S .  1 

21  )  Canada 

to  >  W esleyan 


32  Westmorland,  N.B .  2 

34  Halifax . (sup’y)  11 

Died  October  17th,  1845,  aged 
66  years. 


L. 


LANDER,  CHARLES. 
r.  on  t.  1861. — r.  f.  c.  &o.  1865. 


1861  Petites,  Nfd .  2 

63  St.  Johns,  Nfd .  1 

64  Trinity,  Nfd .  2 

65  Fogo,  Nfd .  2 

67  Catalina,  Nfd .  2 

69  Perlican,  Nfd .  3 

72  Harbour  Grace .  2 


74  Newfoundland  Conference. 


LANE,  CHRISTOPHER  L. 
r.  on  T.  1860. 


1860  Parrsboro’,  N.S .  1 

61  Canaan,  N.B .  1 

62  Located. 


LATHERN,  JOHN, 
c.  1855. — R.  on  t.  1856. — 
r.  f.  c.  &  o.  1859. 

1855  British  Conference .  1 

56  Fredericton,  N.B .  1 


1857  Cornwallis,  N.S . 

59  St.  John,  South,  N.B  .  . 

62  Halifax,  N.S . 

65  Fredericton,  N.B . 

68  St.  John,  N.B . 

71  Yarmouth, . 

73  Halifax,  Brunswick  St... 

74  Nova  Scotia  Conference. 
Financial  Secretary  1865,  1866 

and  1870  to  1872.  Chairman  of 
District  1867.  Delegate  to  First 
General  Conference  Toronto,  1874. 


K  1C  W  W  W  CO  to 


390 


MINISTERS  AND  PROBATIONERS. 


Le  LACHEUK,  DAVID  W. 
e.  on  t.  1863. — e.  F.  c. &o.  1867. 


1863  Andover,  N.B  .  2 

65  Havelock,  N.B .  1 

66  Parrsboro’,  N.S .  1 

67  Advocate  Harbour,  N.S.  1 

68  Nasliwaak,  N.S .  3 

71  Pugwasb,  N.S .  2 

73  Removed  to  U.  States. 


Le  PAGE,  ALFRED  E. 
b.  on  t.  1864. — r.  f.  o. &o.  1869. 
1864  Sackville,  N.  B. .  . .  (stu.)  1 


65  Digby  Neck,  N.S .  1 

66  Gabarus,  C.  13 .  1 

67  Musquodoboit,  N.S .  2 

69  Port  Hawkesbury,  C.  B .  .  3 

72  Charlottetown,  P.E.  I.  (sur)l 

73  Margate,  P.E. I .  1 


74  N.  B.  &  P.  E.  I.  Conference. 


LEWIS,  JOHN. 


R.  on  t.  k  o.  1814. 

1814  Island  Cove,  Nfd .  2 

16  Port  de  Grave,  Nfd .  1 

17  Hant’s  Harbour,  Nfd.. .  .  1 

18  Burin,  Nfd .  2 

20  Removed  to  England. 

Died  1867. 


LIKELY,  JOHN  B. 
R.  on  T.  1858. 


1858  Windsor,  N.S .  2 

60  Yarmouth,  N.S.., .  2 


62  Removed  to  United  States 
and  united  with  the  Indiana  Con¬ 
ference  of  the;  Methodist  Episco¬ 
pal  Church. 


LOCKHART,  CHRISTOPHER, 


o.  1842. — R.  on  T.  1843. — 
r.  f.  o.  k  o.  1847. 

1842  Amherst  and  Parrsboro’, 

•  Nova  Scotia .  1 

43  Liverpool  and  Mill  Vil¬ 

lage,  Nova  Scotia  ....  1 

44  Carleton,  N.B .  1 

45  Woodstock  and  Andover, 

New  Brunswick .  2 

47  Bathurst,  N.B .  3 

50  Chatham,  N.S .  2 

52  Aylesford,  NS .  3 

55  Barrington,  NS .  3 

58  Carbonear,  Nfd . !  .  .  2 

60  Harbour  Grace,  Nfd.  .  .  .  2 

62  Annapolis,  N.S .  2 

64  Petite  Riviere,  N.S .  3 

67  Horton,  N.S .  3 

70  Sussex  Vale,  N.B .  2 

72  St.  Andrews,  N.B . 2 

74  Nova  Scotia  Conference. 


LODGE,  WILSON  W. 
r.  on  t.  1866. — R.  f.  c.  &  o.  1870. 


1866  Guysboro’,  N.S .  2 

68  Andover,  N.B .  2 

70  Caledonia,  N.S .  1 

71  N.  E.  Harbour,  N.S. . . .  3 


74  N.B.  &  P.E.I.  Conference, 


LOWRY,  JAMES. 
r.  on  t.  &  o.  1799. 

1799  Ballyconnell,  Ireland. 

1800  St.  John,  N.B .  2 

2  Removed  to  U.  States. 

Withdrew  1812. 


LUCAS,  AQUILA. 
c.  1871.: — r.  on  t.  1872. 
1871  Souris,  P.E.I .  2 

73  Little  York,  P.E.I .  1 

74  N.B.  &  P.E.I.  Conference. 


LUNSFORD,  ISAAC. 
r.  on  t.  1788. 
1788  )  Methodist 
to  >  Episcopal 
91  \  Church,  U.S. 


92  Shelburne,  N.S .  1 

93  Halifax,  N.S .  1 

94  Liverpool,  N.S .  1 

95  United  States . 1 


Located  1809. 


M. 


MANN,  JOHN. 

A  brother  of  James  Mann,  was 
born  in  1 7 43.  Under  the  preach¬ 
ing  of  Richard  Boardman  he  ob¬ 
tained  the  forgiveness  of  his  sins. 
In  1782  he  was  ' placed  in  charge 
of  the  church  in  New  York,  and 
subsequently  removed  to  Nova 
Scotia,  where  he  was  very  suc¬ 
cessful  in  winning  souls  for  Christ. 
He  was  ordained  in  Philadelphia  I 
in  1784.  In  1786  his  name  ap¬ 
peared  in  the  minutes  of  the 
British  Conference. 

He  died  February  26th,  1817, 
aged  74  yekrs. 


MARSDEN,  JOSHUA. 

R.  on  t.  1800. — r.  F:  c.  &o.  1804 
1800  Cumberland,  N.S .  3 

3  Annapolis  &  St.  John, NB  1 

4  Halifax,  N.S .  2 

6  St.  John,  N.B .  1 

7  Bermuda . 


1820  )  Nova  Scotia, 

to  >  New  Brunswick  and 

51  )  P.  Edward  Island. 

52  Truro,  N.S . Isup’y.)  6 

58  Lunenburg, .N.S. (sup’y.)  6 
Died  July  12th,  1864,  aged  77 

years. 


MARSHALL,  THOMAS. 

R.  on  t.  1871. 

1871  Boiestown,  N.B .  2 

73  Knowlesville,  N.B .  1 

74  N.B.  &  P. E.  I.  Conference. 


MARSHALL,  WILLIAM. 

R.  on  t.  1838. — ord.  1839. 

1838  English  Conference .  1 

39  Western  Shore,  Nfd. . . .  2 
41  Island  Cove,  Nfd .  3 

44  Green  Bay,  Nfd .  1 

45  Perlican,  Nfd  .  1 

Died,  January  9th,  1846,  aged 
35  years. 


MACK,  ROBERT  BARRY. 
r.  on  t.  1866. — r.  f.  c.  &o.  1870. 


1866  Horton,  N.S. .  .  . .  .  1 

67  Amherst,  NS .  2 

69  Port  La  Tour,  N.  S .  3 

72  River  John,  N.S .  1 


74  Nova  Scotia  Conference. 


MAGGS,  WILLIAM. 
r.  on  t.  1870. 

1870  Nashwaak,  N.S .  1 

71  St.  John  (City  Mis.), N.B.  3 
74  N.  B.  &  P.  E.  I.  Conf. 


MANN,  JAMES, 
WasborninNewYorkin  1750.  In 
1783  he  removed  to  Nova  Scotia, 
and  was  soon  after  converted.  In 
1786  he  gave  himself  wholly  to 
the  work  of  the  Ministry,  and 
was  placed  in  charge  of  Barring¬ 
ton,  N.S.  In  May,  1789,  he  was 
ordained  in  Philadelphia,  and  his 
ordination  parchment  was  signed 
by  Thomas  Coke  and  Francis  As- 
bury.  For  thirty-three  years  he 
faithfully  discharged  the  duties  of 
a  Methodist  Minister.  He  died 
Dec.  25th,  1820,  aged  70  years. 


Died,  1837,  aged  61  years. 


MARSHALL,  JOHN. 
^19  |  Tortola,  West  Indies. 


MARTIN,  SAMUEL  B. 

R.  on  t.  1861.—  R.  F.  c.  &o.  1866. 

1S61  Musquodoboit,  N.S .  2 

63  New  Germany,  N.S....  2 
65  Sackville,  N.B. . . .  (stu.)  1 


EASTERN  BRITISH  AMERICA  CONFERENCE. 


391 


1866  Nashwaak,  N.B .  2 

68  Middle Musquodoboit, NS  2 

70  Port  Monton,  N.S .  2 

Died  Octobei  28th,  1871,  aged 
37  years. 

MATTHEWS,  SOLOMON, 
c.  1870,  r.  on  t.  1871. 

1870  Green’s  Pond,  Nfd .  4 

74  Newfoundland  Conference. 


MEARING,  CHARLES, 
c.  1S72. — r.  on  t.  1873. 
1872  Grand  Bank,  Nfd . . 


Financial  Secretary  1868  and 
1869. 

Chairman  of  District  1865, 
1866,  1870,  and  1873. 

Delegate  to  First  General  Con¬ 
ference,  Toronto,  1S74. 


MILLS,  EDWIN. 
r.  on  t.  1867.— R.  f  o.  &  o.  1872. 
1867  Sackville,  N.B. . . .  (stu.)  1 

68  Knowlesville,  N.B .  3 

71  Manchester,  N.S .  2 

73  Havelock,  N.B .  1 

74  N.B.  &  P.E.I.  Conference. 


74  Toronto  Conference. 

MILLAR,  GEORGE. 
r.  on  t.  1817. — k.f.c.&o.  1821. 
1817  Newport,  N.S .  1 

18  Ramsheg,  N.S .  1 

19  Bedeque,  P.  E.  1 .  2 

21  Yarmouth,  N.S .  1 

22  Sheffield,  N.S .  1 

23  Newport,  N.S .  1 

24  Shelburne,  N.S .  3 

27  Horton,  N.S .  2 

29  Lunenburg,  N.S .  2 

31  Liverpool,  N.S .  2 

33  Parrsboro’,  N.S .  1 

34  Bridgetown,  N.S .  2 

36  Fredericton,  N  B .  1 

37  Bridgetown,  N  S.  (sup’y)  1 

38  Annapolis,  NS .  2 

40  Point  de  Bute,  N.B .  1 

41  St.  John,  North,  N.B...  1 

42  St.  John,  South,  N. B.  .  .  3 

45  Sackville,  N.B .  2 

47  Mill  Town,  N.B .  1 

48  Bridgetown,  N.S .  1 

49  St.  Andrews,  N.B .  2 

51  Digby,  N.S . (sup’y.)  1 

52  St.  Andrews,  N.B .  1 

53  Bridgetown,  N.S. (sup’y)  6 
Died  July  14th,  1869,  aged  81 

years. 


MOORE,  EZRA  B. 
r.  on t.  1864. — r.  f.  c.  &  o.  1868. 
1864  Annapolis,  N.S .  1 

65  Liverpool,  N.S .  1 

66  Caledonia,  N.S .  1 

67  Digby,  N.S .  1 

68  Weymouth,  N.S . 1 

69  Northampton,  N.B .  1 

70  Jacksonville,  N  B .  3 

73  Burlington,  N.S .  1 

74  Nova  Scotia  Conference. 


MILLIGAN,  GEORGES.,  M. A. 
r.  on  t.  1854. — r.  f.  c.  &  o.  1858. 
1854  Burton,  N.B .  2 

56  Pownal,  P.E.I .  1 

57  River  John,  N.S .  3 

60  Guysboro’,  N.S  .  2 

62  )  Prof,  of  Latin  and  Heb- 

63  )  rew,  Sackville  Acad’y. 

64  Woodstock,  N.B .  3 

67  Halifax,  North,  N.S. . ..  3 

70  Charlottetown,  P.E.I...  1 

71  St.John,  N.B  ..  (sup’y.)  1 

72  St.  John’s,  Nfd .  2 

74  Newfoundland  Conference. 


MOORE,  FREDERICK  W. 
r.  on  T.  1851. — R.  f.  c.  &  o.  1855. 

1851  . .  1 

52  Margaret’s  Bay,  N.S.. . .  1 

53  Horton,  N.S .  1 

54  Mill  Village,  N.S .  3 

57  Sydney,  C.B .  3 

60  Bermuda .  3 

63  St.  Andrews,  N.B .  2 

65  Miramichi,  N.B .  1 

66  Pownal,  P.E.I .  1 

67  Charlottetown  ..  (sup’y.)  4 
71  Located — ill-health. 


MORRIS,  AUGUSTUS  B.,  B. 
r.  on  t.  1870. 

1870  Miramichi,  N.B . 

71  Golden ville,  N.S . 

72  Located — ill-health. 


MORTON,  ROLAND. 
r.  on  t.  1840. — R.  f.  c.  &  o.  1845. 


1840 

42 

44 

46 

49 

52 

55 

58 

59 
61 
63 
66 
69 
71 

to 

73 

74 


..  2 
. .  2 
..  2 
..  3 
..  3 
..  3 
..  3 
..  1 

Pownal,  P.E  1 .  2 


Newport,  N.S.. . . 
Maitland,  N.S. . . 
Yarmouth,  N.S.  . 
Barrington,  N  S. . 
Lunenburg,  N.S  . 
Liverpool,  N.S. .  . 
Windsor,  N.S.. . . 
Halifax,  N.S  ... . 


Guysboro’,  N.  S  . 

Sydney,  C.  B . 

Truro,  N  S . 

Albion  Mines,  N.S. 


2 

3 

3 

2 


Windsor,  N.S.  .(sup’y.)  3 


Nova  Scotia  Conference. 
Financial  Secretary  1850 
1858. 

Journal  Secretary  of  Confer 
ence  1855,  1856,  and  1857. 


to 


MOSHER,  JOHN  A. 

r.  on  t.  1861. — R.  f.  c.  &o.  1865. 

1861  Kingston,  N.B .  1 

62  Grand  Lake, N.B .  2 

64  Sheffield,  N.B .  1 

65  Murray  Harbour,  P.E.I.  2 

67  Kempt,  N.S .  3 

70  Maitland,  N.S .  3 

73  Nappan,  N.S .  1 

74  Nova  Scotia  Conference. 


MURRAY,  WILLIAM. 
r.  on  x.  &  o.  1823. 

1825.  Westmoreland,  N.S - 

26  Annapolis,  N.S . 

27  Digby,  N.S . 

28  St.  Stephen,  N.B . 

29  Sussex  Vale,  N.B . 

Petitcodiac,  N.B . 

Bathurst,  N.B . -  . 

Sheffield,  N.B . 

Port  de  Grave,  Nfd. . .  . 


MORTON,  ARTHUR  D.,  M.A. 
r.  on  t.  1866. — R.  f.  c.  &o.  1870. 
1866  Miramichi,  N.B .  1 

67  Newcastle,  N.B .  1 

68  Marysville,  N.B .  2 

70  Kentville,  N.S .  1 

71  Albion  Mines,  N.S .  2 

73  Stellarton,  N.S .  1 

74  Nova  Scotia  Conference. 

A  graduate  of  Mount  Allison 
Wesleyan  College— B. A.,  1864  ; 
M.A.,  in  course,  1870. 


30 

31 

32 
34 
36 


1 

1 

1 

1 

1 

1 

1 

2 

2 


Visiting  England  &  West 


37 


Indies 

St.  John.  N.B  .  .(sup’y.)  3 
Died  January  16th,  1840,  aged 
40  years. 

MYERS,  CHARLES. 

1872. 


r.  on  t. 


1872  Exploits,  Nfd .  1 

7-3  Little  Bay  Islands, Nfd..  1 
74  Newfoundland  Conference 


392 


MINISTERS  AND  PROBATIONERS. 


Me. 


McARTHUR,  ROBERT. 


r.  on  t.  1871. 

1871  Charlottetown,  P.E.  I.  ..  2 

73  Halifax,  N.S .  1 

74  Nova  Scotia  Conference. 

McCARTY,  WILLIAM 
r.  on  t.  1845. — r.  f.  o.  &  o.  1849. 
1845  Petitcodiac,  N.  B .  1 

46  Bathurst,  N.B .  1 

47  Richibucto,  N.B .  1 

48  Halifax,  N.S .  1 

49  Truro,  N.S .  2 

51  Guysboro’,  N.S .  2 

53  Wallace,  N.S .  3 

56  Amherst,  N.S .  3 

59  Digby,  N.S .  3 

62  Aylesford,  N.S .  3 

65  Moncton,  N.B .  3 

68  Sussex  Vale,  N.B .  2 

70  Hillsburg,  N.  S .  2 

72  St.  John,  N.  B  ..  .(sup’y)  1 

73  Dorchester,  N.B .  1 


74  N.  B.  &  P.  E.  I.  Conference. 
Financial  Secretary  1855  to  1858. 


McCOLL,  DUNCAN. 

1793—1830. 

As  we  have  no  records  at  hand 
to  indicate  the  Circuits  on  which 
the  above-named  laboured,  we 
cannot  give  the  order  of  his  work. 
He  was  born  in  the  north  of  Eng¬ 
land  in  1754.  In  17 —  he  was 
providentially  led  to  Jamaica  and 
was  soon  after  made  a  partaker  of 
the  joy  of  sins  forgiven  and  at 
once  he  began  to  work  for  Jesus. 
In  Halifax,  St.  Andrews,  St.  Ste¬ 
phen,  Annapolis  and  other  places 
his  ministrations  were  greatly 
blessed  in  the  conversion  of  souls. 
He  was  ordained  by  Bishop  As- 
bury  in  1795.  He  died  Dec. 
17th,  1830,  aged  76  years. 


McDonald,  william. 

1830—1834. 

Born  in  1801.  Converted  in 
Quebec  under  the  ministry  of  the 
Rev.  Richard  Pope  in  1828.  Soon 
after  this  great  event  he  went  to 
Nova  Scotia,  but  travelled  only 
three  circuits,  Liverpool  being  his 
last.  He  died  on  March  16tli, 
1834,  aged  33  years. 


McDowell,  samuel. 

r.  on  t.  1808. 

1808  Carbonear,  Nfd .  2 

10  Conception  Bay,  Nfd.. . .  1 

11  Bonavista,  Nfd .  1 

12  Carbonear,  Nfd .  1 

23  Returned  to  England. 

Died  in  1855. 


McGEARY,  JOHN. 
r.  on  t.  1782. 


1782  England .  3 

85  Carbonear,  Nfd .  1 

86  Harbour  Grace,  Nfd. ...  1 

87  Carbonear,  Nfd .  1 

88  Returned  to  England. 


McKEOWN,  HEZEKIAH. 
r.  on  t.  1853. — r.  f.  c.  &  o.  1857. 


1853  Liverpool,  N.S .  1 

54  Perlican,  Nfd .  1 

55  Musquodoboit,  N.S .  1 

56  Burton,  N.B .  3 

59  St.  Stephen’s,  N.  B .  3 

62  St.  John,  West,  N.B.. .  .  3 

65  Newport,  N.S .  4 

69  St.  Stephen’s,  N.B .  3 

72  Woodstock,  N.  B .  2 


Chairman  of  District,  1872  and 
1873.  Delegate  to  First  General 
Conference,  Toronto,  1874. 


McKINNON,  WILLIAM  C. 
r.  on  t.  1853. — r.  f.  c.  &  o.  1857. 

1853  Bedeque,  P.E. 1 .  2 

55  Guysboro’  &  Canso,  N.S.  1 

56  Bedeque,  P.E. I .  2 

58  Mid.  Musquodoboit, N.S.  3 
61  Shelburne,  N.S .  1 

Died  March  26th,  1862,  aged 
38  years. 


McMASTERS,  SAMUEL. 
r.  on  x.  1836. — n.  f.  c  &  o.  1841. 


1836  Petitcodiac,  N.  B .  3 

39  Sussex  Vale,  N.B .  2 

41  Nashwaak,  N.B .  2 


Died  Oct.  6th,  1842,  aged  36 
years. 


McMURRAY,  JOHN. 

c.  1833. — R.  on  t.  1834. — 
r.  f.  c.  &  o.  1838. 


1833  Maitland,  N.S .  2 

35  Halifax,  N.S .  2 

36  Yarmouth,  N.S .  2 

38  Sydney,  C  B .  1 

39  Brigus,  Newfoundland.  .  3 

42  Old  Perlican,  Nfd .  1 

43  Barrington,  N.S .  3 

46  Liverpool,  N.S .  4 

50  Halifax,  N.S .  4 

54  Charlottetown,  P.E. I.  .  .  3 

57  Truro,  NS .  2 

59  St.  John,  N.  B .  3 

62  1  Editor 

to  /  and 

68  )  Book  Steward.  7 

69  Woodstock,  N.B .  1 

70  Newport,  N.S .  3 

73  Hantsport,  N.S .  1 

74  Nova  Scotia  Conference. 


Chairman  of  District  1854  to 
1861,  1869,  1871  and  1873.  Jour¬ 
nal  Secretary  of  Conference  1859. 
Secretary  of  Conference  1861  to 
1864.  President  of  Conference 
1S65  and  1874.  Delegate  to  First 
General  Conference  at  Toronto, 
1874. 


McNUTT,  ARTHUR. 
r.  on  T.  1828. — R.  f.  c.  &  o.  1832. 


1828  Annapolis,  N.S .  1 

29  Fredericton,  N.B .  1 

30  St.  Stephen’s,  N.B . 2 

32  Annapolis,  N.S .  2 

34  St.  John,  N.B . 3 

37  St.  Stephen’s  and  St. 

David’s,  N.B .  3 

40  Miramiehi,  N.B . 2 

42  Westmoreland,  N.B.  .  . .  1 

43  Sackville,  N.B .  2 

45  St.  John,  North,  N.B...  2 

47  St.  Andrew’s,  N.B .  1 

48  Sheffield,  N.B .  1 

49  Bridgetown,  N.S .  2 

51  Woodstock,  N.B . .  2 

53  St.  Andrew’s,  N.B .  3 

56  Newport,  N.S .  3 

59  Halifax,  N.S  . .  .  .(sup’y)  5 


Chairman  of  District  1856  to 
1859.  Died  May  12th,  1864, 
aged  69  years. 


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N.  &  O. 


NARRAWAY,  JAS.  R.,  M.A. 
r.  on  t.  1841. — r.  f.  c.  &  o.  1845. 


1841  Shubenecadie,  N.S .  1 

42  Newport,  N.S .  2 

44  Shubenecadie,  N.S .  6 

50  Cornwallis,  N.S .  1 

51  Charlottetown,  P.E.I.  ..  3 
54  Guysboro’  &  Canso,  N.S.  3 

57  Sackville,  N.B .  3 

60  St.  John,  Carlton  St., 

N.B .  2 


1862  St.  John,  N.B . 2 

64  Sackville,  N.B . '3 

67  Woodstock,  N.B .  2 

69  Windsor,  N.S .  3 

72  Dartmouth,  N.S .  1 

73  Halifax,  Editor  &  Book 

Steward .  1 


74  Nova  Scotia  Conference. 

Financial  Secretary  1867, 1868, 
and  1870  to  1872.  Delegate  to 
First  General  Conference,  Toronto, 


62  St.  John,  South,  N.B...  4 
66  St.  John,  North,  N.B.  .  .  2 

68  St.  John,  Portland,  N.  B.  1 

69  St.  John,  N.B.  ..(sup’y)  5 
74  N.B.  &  P.E.I.  Conference. 
Delegate  to  Canada  Wesleyan 

Conference,  Kingston,  1860. 


NEWTON,  FRANCIS. 
r.  on  t.  1795. 

1795  St.  John,  N.B .  1 

Drowned  while  journeying  from 
Halifax  to  the  United  States  to 
meet  Rev.  Dr.  Coke,  Sept.,  1796. 

NICOLSON,  ALEX.  W. 

R.  on  T.  1856. — R.  f.  c.  k  o.  1860. 


1856  Margaree,  C.  B. .  1 

57  Perliean,  Nfd .  3 

60  Cornwall,  P.E.I .  2 


1874. 


NIGHTINGALE,  ADAM. 
r.  on  T.  &  o.  1822. 


1822  - ,  Nfd .  1 

23  Island  Cove,  Nfd . 2 

25  Hant’s  Harbour,  Nfd.  .  .  1 

26  Bonavista,  Nfd .  2 

28  Grand  Bank,  Nfd .  2 

30  Western  Bay,  Nfd .  1 

31  Island  Cove,  Nfd .  3 

34  Trinity  Bay,  Nfd .  1 

35  Bonavista,  Nfd .  2 

37  Trinity  Bay,  Nfd .  3 

40  Port  de  Grave,  Nfd. ...  .  4 

44  Grand  Bank,  Nfd .  2 

46  St.  John’s,  Nfd.. (sup’y)  2 

45  Bonavista,  Nfd . 3 

51  Perliean,  Nfd .  2 

53  Hant’s  Harbour,  Nfd.. .  .  1 


1854  Port  de  Grave,  Nfd . 4 

58  Hant’s  Harbour,  Nfd.. . .  1 

59  St.  John’s,  Nfd  .  .(sup’y)  6 
65  British  Wesleyan  Conf. 

In  1872  he  was  a  Supernu¬ 
merary  at  Bristol. 


NORRIS,  JAMES. 

1827  )  Canada 
to  >  Wesleyan 

42  )  Conference. 

43  Trinity  Harbour,  Nfd. . .  1 


44  Island  Cove,  Nfd .  4 

48  Carbonear,  Nfd . .  4 

52  Blackhead,  Nfd .  2 


54  Canada  Wesleyan  Conf. 


NURSE,  JAMES. 

c.  1872. — r.  on  t.  1873. 

1872  St.  John’s,  Nfd .  2 

74  Newfoundland  Conference. 


OLIVANT,  THOMAS. 
r.  on  T.  1800. 


1800  Liverpool,  N.S.  . . .  2 

2  _  — .  2 


4  Suspended. 

Died,  1846. 


P. 


PAISLEY,  CHAS.  H.,  M.A. 
r.  on  t.  1866. — r,  f.  c.  &  o.  1870. 
1866  Wallace  and  Pugwash, 


Nova  Scotia . . „  2 

68  Miramiehi,  N.B .  2 

70  Dartmouth,  N.S .  2 

72  Bathurst,  N.B .  2 


74  N.B.  &  P.E.I.  Conference. 

PARKER,  CALEB, 
c.  1870. — r.  on  t.  1871. 
1870  • - . 

71  New  Germany,  N.S _  1 

72  Caledonia,  N.S .  2 

74  Nova  Scotia  Conference. 

PARKER,  ISAAC  NEWTON, 
c.  1862.— R.  on  t.  1863.— 

R.  e.  c.  &  o.  1866. 

1862  Sheffield  &  SalmonRiver, 


New  Brunswick .  1 

63  Dalhousie,  N.B .  3 

66  Hillsboro’,  N.B .  1 


1867  Havelock,  N.B .  3 

70  Greenwich,  N  B .  2 

i  Greenwich, N.B  (  , 

rz  |  Kingston,  N.B  \  1 

73  Kingston,  N.B .  1 

74  N.B.  &  P.E.I.  Conference. 


PASCOE,  JOSEPH. 
r.  on  t.  1861. — R.  f.  o.  &  o.  1862. 


1861  Hant’s  Harbour,  Nfd.. .  1 

62  St.  John’s,  Nfd .  1 

63  Port  de  Grave,  Nfd .  2 

65  Petites,  Nfd .  3 

68  Fogo,  Newfoundland....  3 
71  Island  Cove,  Nfd .  3 


74  Newfoundland  Conference. 
Financial  Secretary  1873. 

PAYNE,  THOMAS. 


R.  on  t.  1816. 

1816  Ramslieg,  N.B .  2 

18  Yarmouth, N.S .  1 


1819  Fredericton,  N.B .  1 

20  Annapolis,  N.B .  3 


23  Removed  to  West  Indies. 

In  1872  he  was  at  Calais  in  the 
English  work. 


PAYSON,  GEORGE  B. 
r.  on  t.  1853.  —  r.  f.  c.  &o.  1857. 


1853  Richibucto,  N.B .  1 

54  St.  John,  South,  N.  B. .  .  1 

55  Upham,  NB .  1 

56  Margaret’s  Bay,  N.S. .. .  2 

58  Kemjvt,  N.S .  2 

60  St  John,  N.B  .  .(sup’y.)  1 

61  Shediac,  N.B .  1 

62  St.  David’s,  N  B .  3 

65  Sussex  Vale,  N.B .  3 


71  Murray  Harbour,  P.E.I.  1 

72  Andover,  N.B .  2 

74  Nova  Scotia  Conference. 


394 


MINISTERS  AND  PROBATIONERS. 


PEACH,  JOHN  S. 
r.  01  it.  1840. — it.  f.  c.  &  o.  1844. 


1840  Old  Perlican,  Nfd .  2 

42  Hermitage  Bay,  Nfd. .  .  .  1 

43  Grand  Bank,  Nfd .  1 

44  Island  Cove,  Nfd .  1 

45  Trinity,  Nfd .  1 

46  Twillingate,  Nfd . 4 

50  Burin,  Nfd .  4 

54  Grand  Bank,  Nfd .  3 

57  Isld.  Cove  &  Perlican  Nfd.  1 

58  Island  Cove,  Nfd .  2 

60  Black  Head,  Nfd .  5 

65  Carbonear,  Nfd . 3 

68  Island  Cove,  Nfd .  3 

71  Brigus,  Nfd .  1 

72  Black  Head .  2 


74  Newfoundland  Conference. 

Financial  Secretary,  1856  to 
1862.  Chairman  of  District  1863 
to  1870. 


1860  Bathurst,  N.  B .  2 

62  Miramichi,  N.  B .  3 

65  Yarmouth,  N.S .  2 

67  St.  John,  West,  N. B.. .  .  1 


68  Charlottet’n,PEI..  (sup’y)  1 

69  Located — ill  health. 
Financial  Secretary  1865. 

PHINNEY,  JOHN  S. 
r.  on  t.  1851. — R.  f.  o  &o.  1855. 


1851  Woodstock,  N.  B .  1 

52  Andover,  N.B .  1 

53  Woodstock,  N.B .  1 

54  St.  John’s,  Nfd .  1 

55  Brigus,  Nfd .  1 

56  Harbour  Grace,  Nfd. .  .  .  2 

58  Dartmouth,  N.S .  1 

59  Burin,  Nfd .  4 

63  Grand  Bank,  Nfd . 3 

66  Harbour  Grace,  Nfd.  . . .  3 

69  Bonavista,  Nfd .  3 

72  Bedeque,  P.  E.  I .  2 


PICKLES,  FLETCHER  H.  W. 
r.  on  t.  1858. — r.  f.  c.  &  o.  1863. 


1858  Wallace,  N.S. .  1 

59  Fredericton,  N.B .  1 

60  Horton,  N.S .  2 

62  Annapolis,  N.S .  1 

63  N.  E.  Harbour,  N.S....  2 

65  Dorchester,  N.B... .  1 

66  Mill  Village,  N.S .  3 

69  Berwick,  N.S .  2 

71  Annapolis,  N  S.. (sup’y.)  2 

j  73  Canning,  NS .  1 

74  Nova  Scotia  Conference. 


PICKLES,  FREDERICK  M. 
r.  on  t.  1870. 

1870  Weymouth,  N.S .  1 

71  Sackville,  N. B. . .  .(stu.)  2 

72  Located. 

PICKLES,  MICHAEL. 
r.  on  t.  &  o.  1827. — R.  f.  c.  1831' 


PELLEY,  F.BENEZER  G. 
it-  on  t.  1870. 

1870  Island  Cove,  Nfd. 

71  Located. 

PENNA,  WILLIAM. 
r.  on  t.  1873. 

1873  Charlottetown,  P.E.I. 

74  N.  B.  &  P.  E.  I.  Conference. 


PENNY,  WILLIAM  F.,  B.A. 
r.  on  t.  1871. 

1871  Sackville,  N.B.. . .  (stu.)  1 

72  St.  James,  West,  N.  B.  .  1 

73  Parrsboro’,  N.S .  1 

74  Nova  Scotia  Conference. 

A  graduate  of  Mount  Allison 
Wesleyan  College — B.A.,  1872. 


PERCIYAL,  WILLIAM  W. 

R.  on  t.  1861. — r.  f.  c.  &  o.  1866. 

1861  Sackville,  N.B. ..  .(stu.)  1 
62  Bermuda .  4 

66  Summerside,  P.E.I .  1 

67  Murray  Harbour,  P.E.I..  2 

69  Florenceville,  N.  B .  3 

72  St.  David’s,  N.B .  2 

74  N.  B.  &  P.  E.  I.  Conference. 


PERKIN,  WILLIAM. 
r.  on  t.  1867. — R.  f.  c.  &  o.  1862. 


1857  Guysboro’,  N.S .  1 

58  Truro,  N.S .  1 

59  Poiut  de  Bute,  N.B .  1 

60  Sackville,  N  B . (stu.)  2 

62  Bathurst,  N.B .  1 

63  Located. 


PERKINS,  WILLIAM  W. 
r.  on  t.  1856. — r.  f.  c.  &  o.  1860. 


1856  Nashwaak,  N.B .  2 

58  Little  Y’ork,  P.E.I .  1 

59  Charlottetown,  P.E.I.  .  .  1 


74  N.B.  &  P.E.I.  Conference. 


1836 


PICKARD,  HUMPHREY,  D.D. 
r.  on  t.  1836. — r.  f  c.  &  o.  1842. 
Miramichi,  N.B. , 
Fredericton,  N.  B. , 

37  Wes.  Univ. ,  Middleton, 

Connecticut .  2 

39  Miramichi,  N.B .  2 

41  St.  John,  N.B .  1 

42  Editor  Meth.  Magazine.. 

43  4  Principal 
to  J-  Mount  Allison 

68  ]  Institution. 

69  Editor 
and  Book 

Steward. 


to  V 
72 


73  Agent  for  Endow.  Fund. 

74  N.B.  &  P.E.I.  Conference. 

Graduated  at  the  Wesleyan 

University,  Middleton,  Connecti¬ 
cut,  in  1839.  Journal  Secretary 
of  Conference  in  1856.  President 
of  Mt.  Allison  College  1862  to 
1868.  Received  the  honorary 
degree  of  D.  D.  from  the  W es- 
leyan  University  in  1857.  Dele¬ 
gate  to  Canada  Wesleyan  Con¬ 
ference  in  1857,  1860  and  1867. 
Delegate  to  English  Conference 
1857  and  1862. 


PICKAVANT,  JOHN. 
r.  on  t.  1814. 

1814  ) 

to  >  England. 

25  ) 

26  j 

to  [-Newfoundland. 

37  J 

38  Removed  to  England. 
Died,  1848. 

PICKLES,  CHARLES, 
c.  1870. — r.  on  t.  1871. 


1827  Sussex  Yale,  N  B .  2 

29  Fredericton,  and  Shef¬ 

field,  N.B .  1 

30  Miramichi,  N.B .  1 

31  Bridgetown,  N.S .  1 

32  Annapolis  &  Digby,  N.S.  1 

33  Westmoreland,  N.S  ....  2 

35  Sussex  Vale .  1 

36  Woodstock,  N.B .  2 

38  St.  Stephen’s  and  St. 

David’s,  N.B .  3 

41  Sheffield,  N.B.... . 2 

43  Portland,  St  John .  3 

46  St.  Andrews.  N.B .  3 

49  Annapolis,  N.S .  3 

52  Bridgetown,  N.S .  3 

55  Yarmouth,  N.S .  3 

58  Bridgetown,  N.S .  3 

Cl  Point  de  Bute,  N.B .  2 

63  Sackville,  N.B. .  (sup’y.)  1 

64  St.  John,  N.B  .  .(sup’y).  4 

68  Mill  Village,  N.S(sup’y).  1 

69  Annapolis,  N.S.  .(sup’y).  3 

73  Canning,  N.S. ..  (sup’y).  1 

74  Nova  Scotia  Conference, 

PIKE,  JOHN  MARTIN. 
r.  on  t.  1863.— r.  F.  c.  &o.  1868. 
1863  Petites,  Newfoundland..  2 

65  Sackville,  N.  B.. . .  (stu.)  1 

66  Plant’s  Harbour,  Nfd....  2 

68  Port  de  Grave,  Nfd .  1 

69  Nappan,  N.  S .  1 

70  Hopewell,  N.B .  1 

71  Nappan,  N.S .  2 

73  Yarmouth,  East,  N.S.  . .  1 

74  Nova  Scotia  Conference. 


1870  Exploits,  Nfd . 

72  Port  au  Basque,  Nfd.  . 


2 
2 

74  Newfoundland  Conference, 


PITBLADO,  CHARLES  B. 
r.  mi  t.  1862. — r.  f.  c.  &  o.  1866. 
1862  Yarmouth,  N.S .  1 

63  Kingsclear,  N.B .  1 

64  Miramichi,  N.B .  2 

66  Falmouth,  N.S .  3 

69  St  Andrews,  N.B .  3 

72  Removed  to  United  States 

and  united  with  the  New  Hamp¬ 
shire  Conference  of  the  Methodist 
Episcopal  Church. 


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POPE,  HENRY. 
r.  out.  1814. — R.  f.  c.  &  o.  1816. 


1814  Kingsbridge,  England...  2 
16  'j  Canada 
to  ;■  Wesleyan 

25  )  Conference. 

26  Charlottetown,  P.E.l.  ..  2 

23  Parrsboro’,  N.S .  1 

29  Liverpool,  N.S .  2 

31  Lunenburg,  N.S .  3 

34  Newport,  N.S .  3 

37  Parrsboro’,  N.S .  2 

39  Horton,  N.S .  3 

42  Liverpool,  N.S .  4 

46  Yarmouth,  N.S .  3 

49  Newport,  N.S .  3 

52  Windsor,  N.S .  2 

54  Halifax,  N.S. .  .  .(sup’y)20 
74  Nova  Scotia  Conference. 


Note. — In  1855  he  was  ap¬ 
pointed  Chaplain  of  the  Provin¬ 
cial  Penitentiary  by  the  Nova 
Scotia  Government,  which  office 
he  retained  until  his  death. 

POPE,  HENRY,  Jr. 
r.  on  T.  1844. — r.  f.  c.  &  o.  1848. 


1844  Barrington,  N.S . . .  2 

46  Fredericton,  N.B .  1 

47  Halifax,  N.S .  2 

49  Pownall,  P.E.l .  2 

51  Maitland,  N.S .  3 

54  Petite  Riviere,  N.S  ....  3 

57  Little  York,  P.E.l .  3 

60  Windsor,  N.S .  3 

63  Charlottetown  .  .(sup’y.)  1 

64  Little  York,  P.E.l .  3 

67  Charlottetown,  P.E.L  ..  3 
70  St.  John,  Germ.  St. ,  N.B.  3 


1S73  St.  John, Centenary, N.B.  1 
74  N.B.& P.E.l  Conference- 
Financial  Secretary  1855, 1859,  | 
1861,  1862  and  1864  to  1866. 
Chairman  of  District  1867  to 
1873.  Co-Delegate  of  Conference 
1869.  President  of  Conference 
1871.  Representative  of  the  Con¬ 
ference  at  the  General  Conference 
of  the  Methodist  Episcopal  Church 
Brooklyn,  N.Y.,  1872.  Member 
of  the  Joint  Committee,  on  the 
Union  of  the  Conferences,  which 
met  in  Montreal,  1872.  Delegate 
to  the  First  General  Conference, 
Toronto,  1874. 


PRATT,  RICHARD, 
c.  1859. — R.  on  t.  I860.— 
r.  f.  c.  &  o.  1864. 

1859  Halifax,  N.S .  2 

6L  Charlottetown,  P.E.l...  1 

62  West  Cape,  P.E.l .  2 

64  Cascumpec,  P.  E.  1 .  2 

66  Located. 


PRESTWOOD,  PAUL. 
r.  on  t.  1852. — r.  f.  o.  &  o.  1856. 


1852  Hant’s  Harbour,  Nfd.. .  .  4 

56  Green's  Bay,  Nfd .  3 

59  Bonavista,  Nfd.  .  3 

62  Carbonear,  Nfd .  1 

63  St.  Johns,  Nfd .  3 

66  Sydney,  C.B .  3 

69  Bedeque,  P  E.  I .  3 

72  Wilmot,  N.S .  1 

73  Shelburne,  N.S .  1 

74  Nova  Scotia  Conference. 


PRIESTLEY,  JAMES. 
r.  on  t.  1810. 

1810  Windsor,  N.S .  1 

1 1  Located. 

Note. — He  subsequently  en¬ 
tered  the  work  again.  In  1819, 
1820,  and  again  in  1823,  he  was 
stationed  in  St.  John,  N.B.,  but 
we  have  been  unable  to  find  a  re¬ 
cord  of  his  work  beyond  the  above, 
nor  do  we  know  the  date  of  his 
death. 


PRINCE,  JOHN. 

0.  1845. — R.  on  T.  1846.— 
r.  f.  c.  &  o.  1851. 

1845  Pownal,  P.E.l .  1 

47  Andover,  N.B .  1 

48  Richibucto,  N.B .  1 

50  Bathurst,  N.B .  3 

53  Sussex  Vale,  N.B .  3 

56  Woodstock,  N.B .  3 

59  Bedeque,  P.E.l .  2 

61  Portland,  St.  John,  N.B.  2 

63  Yarmouth,  N.S .  3 

66  St.  Johns,  Nfd .  3 

69  Carbonear,  Nfd .  1 

70  Moncton,  N.B .  1 

71  Berwick,  N.S .  1 

72  St.  John,  N.B.  (sup’y)..  1 

73  Fairville,  N.B .  1 


74  N.B.&P.E.I.  Conference. 
Financial  Secretary,  1860  and 
1861. 

Chairman  of  District,  1856- 
1858,  and  1865. 

Delegate  to  First  General  Con¬ 
ference,  Toronto,  1874. 


R. 


^RAGAN,  JOHN. 
r.  on  t.  1789 — R.  f.  c.  &  o.  1791. 


1789  Halifax,  N.S .  1 

90  Montgomery,  N.S .  1 

91  St.Johns,  N.B .  2 


93  Removed  to  U.  States. 
Died  September,  1797. 


READ,  JOHN. 

r.  on  t.  1859. — r.  f.  c.  &  o.  1861. 


1857  Andover,  N.B .  2 

59  Nashwaak,  N.B .  2 

61  Gagetown,  N.  S .  2 

63  Parrsboro’,  N.S .  3 

66  Cornwallis,  West,  N.S..  3 

69  Truro,  N.S  .  3 

72  Halifax,  South,  N.S.  . . .  2 
74  Nova  Scotia  Conference. 

Financial  Secretary,  1871. 


REAY,  JOHN. 

r.  on  t.  1866. — R.  f.  o.  &  o.  1870. 


1866  Bay  Roberts,  Nfd .  2 

68  Petites,  Nfd.  . 3 

71  Catalina,  Nfd .  2 

73  Twillingate,  Nfd .  1 


74  Newfoundland  Conference. 

REMMINGTON,  JOHN. 
r.  on  t.  1802. 


1802  Coleraine,  Ireland .  2 

4  Harbour  Grace,  Nfd  ... .  3 
7  Bonavista,  Nfd .  3 


10  Returned  to  Ireland,  where 
he  continued  to  labour  effectively 
until  1834,  when  he  obtained  a 
Supernumerary  relation.  He  died 
in  Nov.,  1838,  aged  66  years. 


RICE,  SAMUEL  DWIGHT. 
r.  on  t.  1837. — R.  f.  c.  &  o.  1841. 


1837  Miramichi,  N.B .  3 

40  St.  John,  South,  N.B.  ..  2 

42  Sackville,  W  es.  Academy  1 

43  St.  John,  West . .  .  4 

47  Canada  Wesleyan  Conf. 


RICHARDSON,  THOMAS. 
r.  on  T.  1833. — ord.  1835. 
1833  Carlisle,  England  ....  1 
34  Bermuda .  4 


38  Returned  to  England,  where 
he  continued  to  labour  until  his 
death,  which  took  place  in  1867. 
or  1868. 


RICHEY,  JAMES  A. 
r.  out.  I860. 

1860  Sydney,  C.B . 2 

62  Withdrew. 


396 


MINISTERS  AND  PROBATIONERS. 


RICHEY,  MATTHEW,  D.D. 
r.  on  T.  1821.—  r.  f.  c.  &  o.  1825. 


1821  Newport,  N.S .  1 

23  Ramsheg,  N.S .  2 

25  Sheffield,  N.S .  1 

26  Parrsboro’,  N.S .  2 

28  Shelburne,  NS .  2 

29  Charlottetown,  P.  E.I.  ..  1 

30  Tryon,  P.E.I .  1 

31  St.  Vincent,  W.1 .  1 

32  Halifax,  N.S .  2 

34  Windsor,  N.S .  1 

35  j  Canada 

to  j-  Wesleyan 

50  J  Conference. 

51  Halifax,  N.S .  4 


55  Co-Delegate  of  the  Conf. 

President  of  the 

Conference. 


61  St.  John,  South,  N.B.  . .  3 
64  Charlottetown,  P.E.I.  ..  3 

67  President  of  the  Conf. 

68  Avondale,  N.S . .  1 


to  > 
60 


1869  St.  John,  Portland,  N.B.  1 
70  Windsor,  N.S. ..  .(sup’y)  4 
74  Nova  Scotia  Conference. 


RICHEY,  THEO.  STINSON. 


r.  on  t.  1858. 

1858  St.  Margaret’s  Bay,  N.S.  1 

59  Yarmouth,  N.S .  1 

60  Sussex  Vale,  N  B .  1 

61  Dartmouth,  N.S .  1 

62  Withdrew. 


ROGERS,  JABEZ  A. 
r.  on  t.  1862. — r.  f.  c.  &  o.  1866. 


1862  Bona  vista,  Nfd .  2 

64  Exploits,  Nfd .  2 

66  Charlottetown,  P.E.I.  ..  1 

67  Dartmouth,  N.S .  3 

70  Halifax,  North,  N.S. ...  3 

73  Yarmouth,  N.S .  1 

74  Nova  Scotia  Conference. 


ROGERS,  THOMAS,  M.  A. 
r.  out.  1865. — R.  f.  c.  & o.  1870. 


1865  Sackville . (stu.).  2 

67  Annapolis,  N.S .  1 

68  Bermuda .  2 


70  Yarmouth  East,  N.S. . . .  3 

73  Petite  Riviere,  N.S . 1 

74  Nova  Scotia  Conference. 

A  graduate  of  Mount  Allison 
Wesleyan  College.  1867,  B.A.  ; 
1870,  M.  A. 


RYAN,  WILLIAM. 
r.  on  t.  1858. — R.  f.  c.  &  o.  1862. 
1858  King’s  County,  P.E.I.  ..  1 

59  Pugwash,  N.S .  1 

60  Bermuda .  2 

62  Parrsboro’,  N.S .  1 

63  Pownal,  P.E.I .  3 

66  Bermuda .  3 


69  Margate,  P.  E.  I .  1 

70  Troy  Conference,  Methodist 

Episcopal  Church,  U.S. 


s. 


SARGENT,  WILLIAM. 

R  on  t.  1865. — R.  F.  c.  &  o.  1869- 


1865  Amherst,  N.S .  2 

67  Barrington,  N.S . 2 

69  Caledonia,  N.S .  1 

70  Halifax  North,  N.S .  3 

73  Barrington,  N.S .  1 

74  Nova  Scotia  Conference. 


SCOTT,  DAVID  B. 

R.  on  t.  1858. — r.  f.  c.  &  o.  1862- 


1858  Gagetown&  Burton,  N.B.  2 

60  Woodstock,  N.B .  1 

61  Andover,  N.B .  2 

63  Greenwich,  N.B .  3 

66  Maitland,  N.S .  3 

69  Baie  de  Verte,  N.B .  3 

72  Parrsboro’,  N.S .  2 

74  Nova  Scotia  Conference. 


SCOTT,  FRANCIS. 
r.  on  t.  1868. 

1868  Exploits,  Nfd .  2 

70  Dropped. 


SCOTT,  JAMES, 
c.  1872.— r.  on  t.  1873. 

1872  New  Germany,  N.S _ 2 

74  Nova  Scotia  Conference. 

SELLER,  JOSEPH,  M.  A. 

R.  onr.  1866. — r.  f.  c.  &  o.  1871. 


1866  Sackville . (stu.  )  2 

68  Advocate,  N.S .  1 

69  Parrsboro’,  N.  S .  1 


1870  Marysville,  N.B .  1 

71  Nasliwaak,  N.B .  3 


74  N.B.  &  P. E.  I.  Conference. 

A  graduate  of  Mount  Allison 
Wesleyan  College.  B.A. ,  1868  ; 
M.A.  in  course  1870. 


SHENSTONE,  WM.  EWEN. 
1828  1  Canada 


to  >  Wesleyan 

36  )  Conference. 

37  Lunenburg,  N.S .  2 

39  Barrington,  N.S .  4 

43  Bermuda .  3 

46  )  Canada  Wesleyan 

47  )  Conference. 

48  Trinity,  Nfd .  1 

49  Harbour  Grace,  Nfd. .  . .  3 

52  Brigus,  Nfd .  3 

55  Carbonear,  Nfd .  3 

58  Harbour  Grace,  Nfd  ... .  2 

60  Port  de  Grave,  Nfd .  3 

63  Island  Cove,  Nfd .  2 

65  Brigus,  Nfd .  3 

68  Brigus,  Nfd  . . .  .(sup’y).  6 


74  Newfoundland  Conference. 


SHENTON,  JOB. 
r.  on  t.  1860. — r.  f.  c.  &o.  1864. 


1860  Sackville,  N.B .  1 

61  Parrsboro’,  N.S .  2 

63  St.  John,  West,  N. B.. . .  1 

64  Fairville,  N.B .  2 

66  Sheffield,  N.B .  3 

69  Yarmouth,  S. ,  N.S .  3 

72  Truro,  N.S .  2 

74  Nova  Scotia  Conference. 


SHREWSBURY,  ABRAHAM 
R.  B. 


c.  1871.— R.  on  t.  1873. 
1871  St,  George’s,  Bermuda.  .  3 
74  N.B.  &  P.E.I.  Conference. 

» 


SLACKFORD,  ELIAS. 
r.  on  t.  1861. — r.  f.  c.  &  o.  1865. 

1861  Coverdale,  N.B .  2 

63  Parrsboro’,  N.S .  2 

65  Ship  Harbour,  N.S . 3 

68  Kingston,  N.B .  3 

71  Gagetown,  N.S .  3 

74  N.B.  &  P.E.I.  Conference. 


SHENSTONE,  WM.  SAMUEL. 
r.  on  t.  1858. 


1858  Bonavista,  Nfd  . .  .  1 

59  Carbonear,  Nfd .  2 

61  Hant’s  Harbour .  1 


Died  August  31st,  1861,  aged 
25  years. 


SLEEP,  PETER. 

R.  on  t.  1834. — r.  f.  c.  &o.  1838. 


1834  Miramichi,  N.  B .  2 

36  Petjtcodiac,  N.B  .  2 

38  Bridgetown  &  Aylesford, 

Nova  Scotia .  3 

41  Petite odiac,  N.B .  2 


Died  August  8th,  1842,  aged 
38  years. 


EASTERN  BRITISH  AMERICA  CONFERENCE. 


397 


SMALLWOOD,  FREDERICK 
r.  on  t.  1837. — R.  f.  c.  &  o.  1841. 


1837  Bridgetown,  N.S .  1 

38  Fredericton,  N.B .  1 

39  St.  John,  South,  N.B...  2 

41  Riehibucto,  N.B .  2 

43  Woodstock,  N.B .  2 

45  St.  John,  South,  N.B... .  1 

46  St.  John,  North,  N.B. .  .  1 

47  Halifax,  N.S .  2 

50  Charlottetown,  P.  E.I.  .  .  2 

52  Horton,  N.S .  4 

56  Annapolis,  N.S .  3 

60  No  station.  Ill-health..  3 


63  Windsor,  N.S. . .  (sup’y.)II 
74  Nova  Scotia  Conference.. 


SMITH,  GEORGE. 
r.  on  t.  1792 

1792  England .  2 

94  Conception  Bay,  Nfd... .  1 

95  England .  1 

96  Bonavista .  1 

97  England. 

Died  1832. 


SMITH,  LEIGH  RICHMOND. 

r.  on  T.  1862 
1862  Sarnbro’,  N.S. 

63  Dropped. 

SMITH,  RICHARD. 
r.  on  x.  1842. — R.  F.  C.  &.  o.  1846. 


1841  Liverpool,  N.S .  3 

45  Halifax  County,  N.S.  . .  .  1 

46  Shelburne,  N.S .  1 

47  Horton  &  Cornwallis..  .  .  2 

49  Halifax  County,  N.  S. .  . .  1 

50  Guysboro’,  N.S .  1 

51  Wallace,  NS .  3 

54  Amherst,  N.S .  2 

56  Charlottetown,  P.E  I.  . .  1 

57  St.  John,  West,  N  B. . . .  2 

59  Sussex  Vale,  N.  B .  3 

62  Cornwallis,  West,  NS..  2 

64  Bedeque,  P. E.I .  3 

67  Cornwallis,  East,  N.S. . .  3 
70  Mill  Town,  N.S .  3 

73  Lunenburg,  N.S .  1 

74  Nova  Scotia  Conference. 
Chairman  of  District  1874. 


Delegate  to  First  General  Con¬ 
ference,  Toronto,  1874. 

SMITH,  ROBERT  MITCHELL. 
r.  on  t.  1860. — R.  f.  c.  &o.  1865. 

1860  Guysboro,  N.S. 

61  Shelburne,  N.S. 

62  Barrington,  N.S. 

63  Sackville,  N.B.  (stu.) 

64  West  Cape,  P.E  I. 

65  Coverdale,  N.B. 

66  Located. 

SMITH,  THOMAS. 
r.  on  t.  1834. — r.  f.  c.  &  o.  1838. 
1834  Liverpool,  N.S .  1 

35  Halifax,  N.S .  1 

36  Maitland,  N.S .  2 


1 838  Bermuda .  2 

40  Montserrat,  W .  1 .  1 

41  Dominica,  W.1 .  2 

42  Nevis,  W.I .  2 

44  Tortola,  W.I .  1 

45  Antigua,  W.I .  1 

46  Bermuda . 2 

48  Hamilton,  Berm .  3 

51  Port  de  Grave,  Nfd .  3 

54  Bonavista,  Nfd .  3 

57  St  John’s,  Nfd .  1 

58  Brigus,  Nfd . 3 

61  Truro,  N.S .  2 

63  Mill  Village,  N.S .  3 

66  Barrington,  .NS .  2 

68  Truro,  N.S . (sup’y.)  6 


Died  June  1st,  1874,  aged  62 
years. 


SMITH,  THOMAS  BURTON. 
r.  on  t.  1854. — R.  F.  c,  &o.  1858. 


1854  . .  1 

55  Riehibucto,  N.B .  2 

57  Yarmouth,  N.S .  2 

59  Located .  5 

64  Moncton,  N.B .  1 

65  St.  Stephen,  N.B .  1 

66  Removed  to  U.  States. 


SMITH,  THOMAS  WATSON. 
r.  on  t.  1857. — R.  f.  c.  &  o.  1861. 
1857  Aylesford,  NS .  1 

58  Woodstock,  N.B .  1 

59  Andover,  N.B .  2 

61  Nashwaak,  N.B .  2 

63  Gagetown,  N.B .  2 

65  Shelburne,  N.S .  3 

68  Wallace,  N.S .  3 

71  Burmuda  .  3 

74  Nova  Scotia  Conference. 


SMITH,  WILLIAM. 
r.  on  t.  1827. — ord.  1828. — 


r.  f.  c.  1831. 

1827  England .  1 

28  Halifax,  N.  S .  1 

29  Manchester,  N.S .  1 

30  Guysboro’,  N.S .  2 

32  Tryon,  P. E.I .  1 

33  Parrsboro’.  N.S .  3 

36  Liverpool,  N.S .  2 

38  Charlottetown,  P.E. I.  ..  3 

41  Bedeque,  P.E. 1 .  2 

43  Windsor,  N.S .  2 

45  St.  John,  South,  N.B. . .  1 

46  Halifax,  N.S .  1 

47  Sheffield,  N.B .  1 

48  St.  John  West,  N.B.  . .  .  1 

49  St.  John,  North,  N.B...  3 

52  Point  de  Bute,  N.B .  4 

56  Miramichi,  N.B .  3 

59  Milltown,  N.B .  3 

62  Newport,  N.S . M  1 


Died  Feb.  21st,  1863,  aged  61 
years. 


SMITHSON,  WILLIAM. 
r.  on  t.  1825.— ord.  1827. 

1825  Shetland  Isles .  1 

26  Higharn  Ferrers,  Eng.  . .  1 


1827  Fredericton,  and  Shef¬ 
field,  N.B .  3 

30  Westmoreland,  N.B.  ...  3 
33  Portland,  St.  John .  2 

35  Annapolis,  N.S .  1 

36  Sheffield,  N.B .  3 

39  Milltown,  N.B .  2 

41  St.  Stephens  and  St. 

David’s,  N.B .  2 

43  Annapolis  &  Digby,  N.S.  2 

45  Bridgetown,  N.S .  2 

47  Point  de  Bute,  N.B .  3 

50  Sheffield,  N.B .  3 

53  St.  John  North,  N.B..  .  .  3 

56  Milltown,  N.B .  3 

59  Cornwallis  East,  N.S. ...  3 

62  Newport,  N.S .  3 

65  Fredericton, N.B. (sup’y. )  1 


Chairman  of  District,  1862,  to 
1864. 

Died  May  15th,  1866.  aged  69 
years. 


SNOWBALL,  JOHN. 

r.  on t.  1818 — ord.  1819.— 
R.f.c.  1822. 


1818  Annapolis,  N.S .  1 

19  Yarmouth,  N.S .  1 

20  Wallace,  N.S .  2 

22  Murray  Harbour,  P.E. I.  2 
24  Newport,  N.S .  2 

26  Parrsboro’,  N.S .  1 

27  Tryon  &  Bedeque, P.E. I.  4 

31  Horton  &  Cornwallis,  N.S  3 
34  Sydney,  C.B .  2 

36  Lunenburg,  N.S .  1 

37  Harbour  Grace,  Nfd.  .  . .  3 

40  Brigus,  Nfd .  2 

42  St.  Johns,  Nfd .  1 

43  Black  Head,  Nfd .  2 

45  Port  de  Prave,  Nfd .  1 

46  Carbonear,  Nfd .  3 

49  Brigus,  Nfd .  3 

52  Miramichi,  N.B .  4 

56  St.  John,  North,  N.  B. . .  3 

59  Point  de  Bute,  N.  B .  1 

61  Sackville,  N.B .  3 

63  Sackville,  N.B. ..  (sup’y)  8 


Chairman  of  District  1861  and 
1862. 

Died  September  13th,  1871, 
aged  77  years. 


SPONAGLE,  JOHN  LEMUEL. 
r.  on  t.  1852. — r.  f.  c.  &  o.  1856. 


1852  Liverpool,  N.S .  1 

53  New  Port,  N.S .  2 

55  Shelburne,  N.S .  2 

57  Liverpool,  N.S .  1 

58  Port  Mouton,  N.S .  1 

59  Riehibucto,  N.B .  1 

60  Parrsboro’,  N.S .  2 

62  River  Philip,  N.S .  3 

65  St.  John,  South,  N.B. .  .  2 

67  St.  David’s,  N.B .  2 

69  Wilmot,  N.S .  3 

72  Yarmouth,  South,  N.S.  .  2 
74  Nova  Scotia  Conference. 


398 


MINISTERS  AND  PROBATIONERS. 


SPRAGUE,  HOWARD,  M.A. 
r.  on  t.  1862. — R.  F.  c.  &  o.  1866. 
1862  Sackville,  N.B - (stu).  1 

63  Margate,  P.  E.  [ .  1 

64  Charlottetown,  P.E.I.  .  .  2 

66  Dartmouth,  N.S .  1 

67  M ill  Town,  N.B .  3 

70  Portland,  St.  John,  N.S.  3 

73  St.  John,  Germain,  St . .  1 

74  N.B.  &  P.E.I.  Conference. 
A  graduate  of  Mount  Allison 

Wesleyan  College — B.A.,  1863; 
M.A.,  in  course  1866. 


SPRAGUE,  SAMUEL  W. 
r.  on  t.  1838. — R.  f.  c.  &  o.  1842. 

1838  Grand  Bank,  Nfd .  2 

40  Island  Cove,  Nfd .  4 

44  Burin,  Nfd.  .' .  4 

48  Port  de  Grave,  Nfd .  2 

50  Island  Cove,  Nfd .  2 

52  Harbour  Grace,  Nfd.  .  .  .  3 

55  St.  John’s,  Nfd .  1 

56  Brigus,  Nfd .  2 

58  Halifax  South,  N.S .  3 

61  Bedeque,  P.E.I .  3 

64  Horton,  N.S .  3 

67  Sackville,  N.B...- .  3 

70  Petite  Riviere,  N.S .  3 

73  St.  John,  Carlton,  N.B.  1 

74  N.B.  &  P.E.I.  Conference. 

Financial  Secretary  1855. 
Chairman  of  District  1856, 
1862,  1863,  and  1870  to  1872. 


six  months,  and  fined  fifty  pounds 
for  preaching  the  Gospel  of  Jesus 
Christ  to  African  blacks  and 
Negroes. 

STEWART,  CHARLES,  D.D. 
r.  on  t.  1852. —  R.  f.  c.  &o.  1856. 
1852  Musquodoboit  Harbour  & 

Shubenecadie,  N.S. . .  1 

53  Liverpool,  N.S .  1 

54  St.  Margaret’s  Bay  and 

Sambro,  NS .  1 

55  St.  John,  N.B .  3 

58  Windsor,  N.S .  ...  2 

60  Fredericton,  N.B .  1 

61  Lunenburg,  N.S .  2 

63  Point  de  Bute,  N.B .  2 

65  Amherst,  N.S .  1 

66  Truro,  N.S . (sup’y.)  1 

67  St.  John,  N  B .  3 

70  )  Professor  of 

to  >  Theology, 

73  )  Sackville  College. 

74  N.B.  &  P.E.I.  Conference. 
The  honorary  degree  of  D.D. 

was  conferred  upon  him  by  Mount 
Allison  Wesleyan  College  1870. 

Delegate  to  First  General  Con¬ 
ference,  Toronto,  1874. 

Financial  Secretary  1859,  1860 
and  1867  to  1869. 

Chairman  of  District  1864, 
1865  and  1873. 


STARR,  JOSEPH  HERBERT. 
r.  on  t.  1851. — r.  f.  c.  &  o.  1855. 
1851  Pownal,  P.E.I .  1 

52  River  Philip .  3 

55  Sydney,  C.B .  2 

57  Canada  Wesleyan  Conf. 

Resolution  of  the  Conference 
copied  from  the  Minutes  for  1857. 

Resolved,  “That  we  deeply 
regret  the  loss  to  our  work  in 
these  Provinces  of  a  young  man 
giving  such  promise  of  usefulness 
and  acceptability,  and  pray  that 
his  removal  to  Canada  may  result 
in  the  realization  of  his  expecta¬ 
tions  in  the  establishment  of  his 
health,  and  that  he  may  in  that 
country  be  rendered  exceedingly 
useful  as  a  labourer  in  the  Lord’s 
vineyard.” 

STEPHENSON,  JOHN. 
1789  ) 

to  >  Irish  Conference. 

98  ) 

99  Bermuda .  3 

1802  Returned  to  Ireland. 

Note. — He  was  the  first  Meth¬ 
odist  Missionary  stationed  in  Ber¬ 
muda.  He  was  put  in  prison  for 


STOCKET,  RICHARD. 
r.  on  t.  1795. 

1795  Shelburne,  N.B .  1 

96  Removed  to  United  States. 
Located  1798. 


66  Summerside,  P.E.I .  1 

67  St.  John,  South,  N.B. . .  2 

69  Bedeque,  P.E.I .  1 

Died  May  16th,  1870,  aged  82 

years. 

STROTHARD,  JAMES. 
r.  on  t.  1871. 

1871  Miramichi,  N.B .  1 

72  Halifax,  North,  N.S -  2 

74  Nova  Scotia  Conference. 

SUTCLIFFE,  INGHAM. 
1888  |  Canada  Wesleyan  Con- 

33  (  ferenCe- 

34  Grand  Bank  and  Fortune 

Bay,  Nfd .  2 

36  Is.  Cove  &  Perlican.Nfd..  2 

38  Brigus,  Nfd .  1 

39  Port  de  Grave,  Nfd. .  .  .  2 

41  Black  Head,  Nfd .  2 

43  St.  John’s,  Nfd .  1 

44  Fredericton,  N.B .  2 

46  St.  John,  N.B .  3 

49  Mill  Town,  N.B .  3 

52  St  Stephen’s,  N.B .  3 

55  Liverpool,  N.S .  2 

57  Charlottetown,  P.  E.I.  ..  3 
60  Yarmouth  &  Milton, N.S  3 
63  Portland,  St.  John,  N.B.  3 
66  Amherst,  N.S .  3 

69  Visiting  England  by  per¬ 
mission  of  the  Conference 

70  Miramichi,  N.B .  3 

73  Halifax,  N.S - (sup’y.) 

74  Nova  Scotia  Conference. 
Chairman  of  District  1858, 

1859,  1864  to  1868,  1870,  and 
1871. 


STRONG,  JOHN  BASS. 

Born  in  Bingham,  Nottingham¬ 
shire,  England,  J7S9.  >  Sent  by 
British  Conference  as  a  Mission¬ 
ary  to  Quebec,  in  1813,  when  he 
was  R.‘  on  T.  &  O. 

1813  Quebec .  2 

,r  i  Montreal,  )  , 

0  |  Three  Rivers,  ) 

16  Three  Rivers .  1 

17  Charlottetown,  P.E.I.  .  2 

19  Sackville,  N.B . .  3 

22  Granville,  N.S .  2 

24  Horton,  N.S .  3 

27  Fredericton,  N.B .  2 

29  St.  John,  N.B .  3 

32  St.  Stephens,  N.B .  3 

35  Sackville,  N.B .  2 

37  Newark-on-Trent,  Eng..  2 

39  Windsor,  N.S .  3 

42  Charlottetown,  P.E.I...  3 

4  >  Amherst,  N.S .  2 

47  Bedeque,  PEI .  2 

49  Charlottetown, PEI  sup’y  8 
58  Bedeque,  P.E.I.. (sup’y.)  7 


SUTCLIFFE,  JOSEPH. 
r.  on  t.  1857. — R.  f.  c.  &o.  1861. 
1857  Musquodoboit,  N.S .  1 

58  Guysboro,  N.S .  1 

59  Ship  Harbour,  N.S . 2 

61  Margarets  Bay,  N.S. .  . .  2 

63  Hant’s  Harbour,  Nfd.  .  .  1 

64  Nashwaak,  N.B .  2 

66  Greenwich,  N  B .  1 

67  Greenwich,  N.B. (sup’y  ) 
Died  Sept.  30th,  1867,  aged 

55  years. 


SWALLOW,  CHARLES  W. 
r.  09i  t.  1873. 

1873  Sackville . (stu.  )  1 

74  N.B.  &  P.E.I.  Conference.. 


SWANN,  WILLIAM 
c.  1871. — R.  on  t.  1872 
1871 - Nfd. . 


72  Shoal  Harbour,  Nfd. 

73  Fogo,  Nfd . 

74  Newfoundland  Conference. 


EASTERN  BRITISH  AMERICA  CONFERENCE. 


399 


T. 


TAYLOR,  JAMES. 

R.  071  t.  1846. — u.  f.  c.  &  o.  1851. 


1546  Rieliibueto,  N.  B .  2 

48  Andover,  N.B .  1 

49  Greenwich,  N.  B .  2 

51  Digby,  N.S .  2 

53  St.  John  Mission,  N. B...  1 

54  Moncton,  N.  B .  2 

56  Canning,  N.S .  3 

59  Annapolis,  N.S .  3 

62  Digby,  N.S .  3 

65  Newport,  N.S..., . 3 

68  Aylesford,  N.S .  3 

71  Charlottetown,  P.E.  1.  ..  2 

‘73  Milltown,  N.B .  1 


74  N.B.  &P.E.I.  Conference. 

Financial  Secretary  1854  to 
1869  and  1873.  Chairman  of 
District  1871  and  1872.  Treas¬ 
urer  of  the  Children’s  Fund  from 
1858  to  1874.  Journal  Secretary 
of  the  Conference  for  1861  and 
1862.  Secretary  of  the  Confer¬ 
ence  for  1873  and  1874.  Dele¬ 
gate  to  First  General  Conference, 
Toronto,  1864. 


TAYLOR,  ROBERT  H. 

R.  on T.  1862. — r.  f.  c.  &  o.  1866. 


1862  St.  John,  West,  N.B....  1 
63  Musquodoboit,  N.S .  2 

65  Gabarus,  C.  B .  1 

66  Dalhousie,  N.  B . 2 

68  North  East  Harbour, N.S  3 
71  Kingsclear,  N.B .  2 

73  Hopewell,  N.B .  1 

74  Located. 


TEED,  STEPHEN  T. 
r.  on  t.  1856. — r.  e.  c.  &  o.  1860. 
1856  Guysboro’  &  Canso,  N.S.  1 


57  Margarie,  N.S .  1 

58  Sydney,  C.  B . .■  2 

60  Greenwich,  N.B . .*  3 

63  Burin,  Nfd .  3 

66  Grand  Bank,  N  fd .  3 

69  St.  John's,  Nfd .  3 

72  Baie  de  Verte,  N.B .  2 


74  N.  B.  &  P.  E.  I.  Conference. 


TEESDALE,  JOHN  JAMES. 
r.  on  t.  1858. — r.  f.  c.  &  o.  1862. 


1858  Guysboro’,  N.S .  2 

60  Port  Hood,  C.B .  1 

61  Pugwash,  N.S .  1 

62  Mid.  Musquodoboit,  N.S  3 

65  Lunenburg,  N.S .  2 

67  Petite  Riviere,  N.S .  3 

70  Liverpool,  N.S .  3 

73  Wilmot,  N.S .  1 

74  Nova  Scotia  Conference. 


TEMPLE,  ROBERT  ALDER. 
r.  on  T.  1849. — R.  F.  c.  &  o.  1853. 


1849  Nashwaak,  N.B .  1 

50  Richibucto,  N.B .  3 

53  Bathurst,  N.B .  3 

56  Wallace,  N.S .  1 

57  Wallace  &  Pugwash, N.S  2 

59  Woodstock,  N.B .  3 

62  St.  Stephen’s,  N.B .  3 

65  Halifax,  N.S .  2 

67  Hamilton,  Bermuda....  3 
70  Dorchester,  N.B .  3 

73  Newport,  N.S .  1 

74  Nova  Scotia  Conference. 


Financial  Secretary  1857,  1858, 
1862  to  1864.  Chairman  of  Dis¬ 
trict  1860  and  1861.  Journal 
Secretary  of  Conference  1863, 
1864  and  1874.  Secretary  of 
Conference  1866,  1867  tnd  1 86S. 
Delegate  to  First  Gener  al  Confer¬ 
ence,  Toronto,  1874. 


TEMPLE,  WILLIAM. 
r.  on  T.  &  o.  1820. 

1820  Halifax,  N.S .  1 

21  Fredericton,  N.B .  1 

22  Liverpool,  N.S . 2 

24  Halifax,  N.S .  3 

27  Yarmouth,  N.S  .  1 

28  Parrsboro’,  N.S .  2 

30  Newport,  N.S .  3 

33  Horton,  N.S .  2 

35  Bridgetown,  N.S .  2 

37  Miramichi,  N.B .  3 

40  St.  John,  South,  N.B.  . .  2 

42  St.  John,  North,  N.B. . .  1 

43  Sheffield,  N.B .  2 

45  Woodstock,  N.B .  2 

47  Bridgetown,  N.S .  1 

48  Fredericton,  N.B .  3 

51  St.  Andrew’s,  N.B .  2 

53  Woodstock,  N.B . 1 

54  Sackville,  N.B .  3 

57  Moncton,  N.B.  .  2 

59  St.  John,  N.B. .  (sup’y. )  12 

72  Dorchester . (sup’y.)  1 

Secretary  of  Conference  1855 


and  1856.  Died  May  19th,  1873, 
aged  83  years. 

THORESBY,  WILLIAM. 
1785  ) 

to  >  England. 

95  ) 

96  Conception  Bay,  Nfd. 

97  England. 

Died  1807. 


THURLOW,  ISAAC  E. 
r.  on  t.  1858. — e.  f.  c.  &  o.  1862. 


1S59  Coverdale,  N  B .  1 

59  Port  Hood,  C.  B .  1 

60  Guysboro’,  N.S .  2 


1862  Port  Mou ton,  N.S .  3 

65  St.  David’s,  N.B .  2 

57  Block  House  Mines, C.B.  1 

68  Manchester,  N.S .  3 

71  Moncton,  N.B .  2 

73  Jacksonville,  N.B .  1 

74  Nova  Scotia  Conference. 


TIPPETT,  WILLIAM, 
o.  1871. — R.  071  t.  1872. 

1871 - 

72  Sydney,  C.B. 

72 - 

74  N.  B.  &  P.  E.  I.  Conference. 

TODHUNTER,  JOSEPH, 
c.  1864. — r.  on  t.  1865. 


1864  Green’s  Pond,  Nfd .  1 

66  Carbonear,  Nfd .  2 


67  Located — ill  health. 


TOMKINS,  JOHN. 

Was  received  oil  trial  and  ordain¬ 
ed  in  London,  England,  by  the 
Rev.  Richard  Watson,  President 
of  the  Conference,  on  April  18th, 
1827,  and  immediately  set  sail  for 
Newfoundland  as  a  Missionary. 


1827  Hant’s  Harbour,  Nfd.  . .  1 

28  Bonavista,  Nfd .  1 

29  Trinity  Bay,  Nfd .  2 

31  St.  John’s,  Nfd .  1 

32  Harbour  Grace,  Nfd. .  .  1 


33  Canada  Wes.  Conference. 


TURNER,  ALFRED  W. 
r.  on  t.  1860. — e.  f.  c.  &o.  18Q4. 


1860  Trinity,  Nfd .  2 

62  Exploits,  Nfd .  2 

64  St.  John’s,  Nfd .  3 

67  Halifax,  South,  N.S.  .  .  .  3 

70  St.  John’s,  Nfd.  .(sup’y)  1 

Died  Feb.  27th,  1871,  aged  33 
years. 


TURNER,  EDWIN  C. 
c.  1872.— r.  on  t.  1873. 


1872  Tobique,  N.B .  2 

74  N.  B.  &P.  E.  I.  Conference. 


TUTTLE,  ALEXANDER  S. 
r.  on  t.  1858. — R.  f.  c.  &  o.  1862. 


1858  Musquopoboit,  N.S .  1 

59  King’s  County,  P.  E.  I. . .  2 

61  Margarie,  C.B .  1 

62  Florenceville,  N.B .  3 

65  Gagetown,  N.B .  1 

66  Baie  de  Verte,  N.B .  3 

69  Hopewell,  N.B .  1 

70  Nappan,  N.S .  1 

71  Leave  of  Absence .  3 

74  Nova  Scotia  Conference. 


400 


MINISTERS  AND  PROBATIONERS. 


TUTTLE,  GEO.  MANFORD. 
r.  on  t.  1867. 

1867  Sackville . (stu.) 

68  Removed  to  United  States, 
and  united  with  Vermont  Con¬ 
ference  of  Methodist  Episcopal 
Church. 


TUTTLE,  GEORGE  W. 
c.  1850. — r.  on  t.  1851. — 


r.  f.  c.  &  o.  1854. 

1850  . .  1 

51  Horton,  N.S .  2 

53  Maitland,  N.S .  3 

56  Digby  and  Sissiboo,  N.S.  1 

57  Digby,  N.S . 2 

59  Aylesford,  N.S .  3 

62  Guysboro’,  N.S .  3 

65  St.  Andrew’s,  N.B .  1 

66  Wallace,  N.S. .  . .  (sttp’y)  1 

67  River  John,  N.S .  2 

69  St.  George’s,  Bermuda.  .  2 

71  Annapolis,  N.S .  3 

74  Nova  Scotia  Conference. 


TWEEDY,  JAMES. 
r.  on  t.  1855. — R.  f.  c.  &  o.  1859. 


1855  Dalhousie,  N.B .  2 

57  Sussex  Vale,  N.B .  1 

58  Parrsboro,  N.S . 2 

60  Baie  de  Verte,  N.B .  3 

63  Sheffield,  N.B .  3 

66  Hopewell,  N.B .  3 

69  River  John,  N.S .  3 

72  Mid.  Musquodoboit .  2 

74  Nova  Scotia  Conference. 


TWEEDY,  ROBERT. 
r.  oni.  1853. — R.  f.  o.  &o.  1857. 


1853  Nashwaak,  N.B .  3 

56  Moncton,  N.B .  2 

58  Shelburne,  N.S .  3 

61  Hopewell,  N.B .  2 

63  Bathurst,  N.B .  3 

66  Parrsboro’,  N.S .  3 

69  Maitland,  N.S .  1 

70  Margate,  P.E.  I .  2 

72  Murray,  Harbour,  P.E. I.  1 

73  Amherst,  N.S .  1 

74  Nova  Scotia  Conference. 


TWEEDY,  WILLIAM.  . 
r.  on  t.  1851. — R.  f.  c.  &  o.  1855. 


1851  Greenwich .  3 

54  St.  Stephen  &  St.  David’s  1 

55  Margaret’s  Bay,  N.S.  ...  1 

56  Maitland,  N.S.1 .  3 

59  St.  David’s,  N.B .  2 

61  River  John,  N.S .  3 

64  Kempt,  N.S .  3 

67  Richibucto,  N.B .  1 

68  River  Philip,  N.S .  2 

71  Aylesford,  N.  B .  3 

74  Nova  Scotia  Conference. 


TYLER,  CHARLES  M. 
c.  1872. — R.  on  t.  1873. 

1872  Frederickton,  N.B . 1 

73  Somerset,  Bermuda  ....  1 

74  Nova  Scotia  Conference. 


W.  &  Y. 


WARD,  WILLIAM. 

R.  on  T.  1810. 

1810  Bonavista,  Nfd .  3 

Drowned  while  sailing  from 
Bonavista  to  St.  John’s,  1812. 


WASSON,  ROBERT. 
r.  on  t.  1857.- — R.  f.  c.  &  o.  1861. 


1857  Woodstock,  N.B .  3 

60  Musquodoboit,  N.S .  1 

61  Georgetown,  P.E. 1 .  1 

62  Murray  Harbour,  P.E.  1.  1 

63  Annapolis,  N.S  .  2 

65  Port  Mouton,  N.S .  1 

68  Barrington,  N.S . 3 

71  Wallace,  N.B .  3 

74  Nova  Scotia  Conference. 


WATERHOUSE,  JOHN, 
c.  1858. — r.  on  t.  1859.- — 
R.  f.  c.  &  o.  1862. 


1858  Carbonear,  Nfd. ....... 

60  St.  John’s,  Nfd . 

62  Old  Perlican,  Nfd . 

65  Blackhead,  Nfd . 

68  Brigus,  Nfd . 

71  Amherst,  N.S . 

72  Miramichi,  N.B . 

74  N.B.&P.E. I.  Conference. 


2 

2 

3 

3 

3 

2 

1 


WATERS,  ASA,  B. 


R.  on  T.  1864. 

1864  Grand  Lake,  N.B .  1 

65  Hopewell,  N.B .  1 

66  Coverdale,  N.B .  1 

67  Located. 


WEBB,  ALFRED  H. 


r.  on  t.  1871. 

1871  Sussex  Vale,  N.  B .  1 

72  Miramichi,  N.B .  1 

73  Located. 


WEBB,  WILLIAM. 

1827-1847. 

Was  born  in  England  in  the 
year  1803.  In  his  24th  year  he 
was  sent  as  a  Missionary  to  Nova 
Scotia.  His  Ministry  was  success¬ 
ful  in  “  winning  souls.  ”  In  Nova 
Scotia,  P.  E.  Island  and  Cape 
Breton,  his  memory  is  still  pre¬ 
cious  to  many  who  were  through 
his  insfrumenttality  converted  to 
God.  He  died  at  Charlottetown, 
P.E.  Island,  on  Sunday  July  4th, 
1847,  aged  44  years. 

WEDDALL,  RICHARD. 

R.  on  t.  1839. — ord.  1840. — 
R.  f.  c.  1843. 


1839  English  Conference. 

40  Belize  and  Charibb,  W.I.  2 
42  Honduras  Bay,  W.  I .  .  .  .  2 

44  Wallace, .N.S .  1 

45  Albion  Mines .  3 

48  Horton,  N.S .  1 

49  Shelburne,  N.S .  1 

50  Yarmouth,  N.S .  1 

51  Liverpool,  N.S .  1 

52  Lunenburg,  N.S .  2 

54  Barrington,  N.S .  1 

55  Hopewell,  N.B .  3 

58  Parrsboro’,  N.S .  2 


1860  Sheffield,  N.B .  3 

63  Wilmot,  N.S .  3 

66  Cornwallis,  E. ,  N.  E .  .  .  .  1 

67  Bedeque,  P.  E.  1 .  2 

69  Bathurst,  N.B .  3 

72  Richibucto,  N.B .  2 


74  N.  B.&  P.  E.  I.  Conference. 


WEDDALL,  RICHARD,  W'., 
B.  A. 

c.  1869. — r.  on  t.  1870. 


1869  . 1 

70  St.  James,  N.B .  1 

71  Kentville,  N.S .  2 

73  Kingsville,  N.B .  1 


74  N.B.&P.E. I.  Conference. 

A  graduate  of  Mount  Allison 
Wesleyan  College. — B.A. ,  1868. 

WELDON,  FLETCHER  A. 
r.  om.  1860. — r.  f.  c.  &  o.  1872. 


1860  Burton,  N.B .  1 

61  Located .  7 

68  Digby  Neck,  N.S . 1 

69  Advocate  Harbour,  N.S.  1 

70  Bermuda,  Nfd  .  1 

71  Kingston,  N.B .  1 

72  Port  Hawksbury,  N.S..  1 
74  Nova  Scotia  Conference. 


WELLS,  WILLIAM,  P. 

R.  on  T.  1850. 

1850  Plant’s  Harbour,  Nfd.  . .  2 
52  Removed  to  Australia. 


EASTERN  BRITISH  AMERICA  CONFERENCE. 


401 


WHEELOCK,  JESSE. 

1836-1841. 

He  was  bom  in  Nova  Scotia, 
September  15th,  1811.  In  the 
twenty-first  year  of  his  age  while, 
at  Aylesford  he  was  converted  to 
God  and  at  once  began  to  work 
for  Jesos.  In  1836  he  entered  the 
Ministry  and  was  stationed  at 
Liverpool,  N.S.  His  period  of 
work  was,  however,  destined  to 
be  of  short  duration.  His  health 
soon  failed,  and  in  May,  1841,  he 
passed  away  to  his  reward  in  the 
30tli  year  of  his  age  and  fifth  of 
his  minister}’ . 


WHITEHEAD,  THOMAS. 
1783  1  New  York  Conference, 
to  j-  Methodist, 

89  )  Episcopal  Church. 

90  Cumberland,  N.S .  1 

91  Liverpool,  N.S .  2 

93  ) 

to  >  Located. 

1803  ) 

4  Albany,  N.  Y .  2 

6  Canada  Wesleyan  Conf. 


WILLEY,  FRANCIS  GEO. 


c.  1870. — r.  on  t.  1871,. 

1870  Port  au  Basque,  Nfd.  ...  2 

72  Exploits,  Nfd .  1 

73  Saekville  N. B. .  . .  (stu.)  1 


74  Newfoundland  Conference. 


WILLIAMS,  RICHARD. 

B.  on  t.  1813. 

1813  Hungerford,  England...  1 

14  Poole,  England .  1 

15  1  Canada 

to  [-  Wesleyan 

24  J  Conference 

25  St.  John,  N.B  .  3 

28  Fredericton,  N.B .  1 

29  St.  Stephen,  N.B .  3 

32  Annapolis  &  Digby,  N.S  2  1 

34  Bridgetown,  N.S .  1 

35  Mirarnichi,  N.B .  2 

37  Westmorland,  N.  B .  2 

39  St.  John,  South,  N.B. . .  1 

40  Helston,  England .  2 

42  Point  de  Bute,  N.B .  2 

44  St  Johns,  Nfd .  5 

49  Harbour  Grace,  Nfd.  .  . .  1 

50  Yarmouth,  N.S .  1 

51  Bridgetown,  N.  S.  (sup’y)  5 


Chairman  of  District  1843  to 
1848.  Died  Aug.  1st,  1856, 
aged  67  years. 


WILSON,  BENJAMIN. 


R.  on  t.  1790. 

1790 

Surrey,  U.  S . 

,  1 

91 

Halifax,  N.S  . 

.  1 

92 

Annapolis,  N.S . 

2 

94 

Cumberland,  N.S . 

9 

96 

St.  John,  N.B . 

.  2 

98 

9 

1800 

Located. 

WILSON,  ROBERT. 

e.  f.  c.  &  o.  1863. 

1854 

7  Bible 

to 

Christian 

57 

J  Conference. 

58 

West  Cape,  P.  E.  I . 

.  i 

59 

St.  John,  West,  N.B... 

.  3 

62 

Kingston,  N.B . 

.  1 

63 

Hopewell,  N.B . 

.  3 

66 

St.  Andrews,  N.B . 

.  3 

69 

Sheffield,  N.B . 

.  3 

72 

Marysville,  N.B . 

2 

74 

-N.B.  &P.E.  1.  Conference. 

WILSON,  WILLIAM. 
e.  on  t.  1820. — oed.  1821. — 

E.  f.  c.  1824. 

1820  St.  John’s,  Nfd .  1 

21  Island  Cove,  Nfd .  1 

22  Bonavista,  Nfd .  1 

23  Grand  Bank,  Nfd .  1 

24  Port  de  Grave,  Nfd .  2 

26  Burin,  Nfd .  3 

29  Bonavista,  Nfd .  3 

32  Black  Head,  Nfd .  1  I 

33  Trinity,  Nfd .  1 

34  Bedeque,  P.  E.  I .  3 

37  Newport,  N.S .  3 

40  Parrs  boro  &  An,  hirst,  N.S  3 
43  Wallace  &  River  John  N.S  2 

45  Wallace,  N.S .  1 

46  Lunenburg,  N.S .  3 

49  Barrington,  N.S .  2 

51  Yarmouth,  N.S .  4  [ 

55  Bridgetown,  N.S .  3 

58  St.  John,  South,  N.B.  .  .  3 

61  St.  David’s,  N.B .  1 

62  Woodstock,  N.B .  1 

63  Hopewell,  N.B .  1 

64  Milltown,  N.B .  3 

67  River  Philip,  N.S .  1 

68  Point  de  Bute,- N.B  ....  2 

Chairman  of  District  1857  and 

1863.  Died  on  Sunday,  Sept. 
26th,  1870,  on  his  way  home 
from  an  afternoon  service,  “while 
riding  in  his  waggon,  the  reins 
dropped  from  his  hands,  the  horse 
moved  slowly  on,  the  material 
form  was  there,  but  the  Spirit 
had  gone.”  He  had  been  fifty 
years  in  the  ministry  and  was 
seventy  years  of  age. 


W INTER  BOTHAM,  JOHN. 

Born  at  Nottingham,  Eng. ,  May 
14th,  1828.  In  his  twelfth  year 
he  began  to  meet  in  Class,  and  in 
his  fourteenth  year  his  name  was 
put  on  the  Prayer  Leaders’  Plan, 
and  in  his  eighteenth  year  on  the 
Local  Preachers’  Plan.  In  1856 
he  entered  the  full  work  of  the 
ministry. 

C.  1856. — e.  on  t.  1857. 


j  1856  Dartmouth,  N.S .  2 

58  St.  Johns,  Nfd .  2 

60  Grand  Bank,  Nfd .  3 

63  Carbonear,  Nfd .  2 

65  Block  House  Mines,  C.B.  2 

67  Cornwallis,  N.S .  3 

70  Pownall,  P.  E.  I .  1 


Financial  Secretary  1868-1870. 
Died  March  21st,  1871,  aged  43 
years. 


WOOD,  ENOCH, 
it.  on  T.  &  o.  1826. — r.  f.  c.  1830. 


1826  Montserrat,  W.  1 .  2 

28  St.  Kitts,  W.  1 .  1 

29  St.  John,  N.B .  2 

31  Mirarnichi,  N.B .  2 

33  Fredericton,  N.B .  3 

36  St.  John,  N.B . .  2 

38  St.  John,  North,  N.  B.  . .  3 

41  St.  John,  South,  N.B...  3 

44  St.  John,  N.B . 2 

46  Fredericton,  N.B .  1 

47  Canada  Wesleyan  Conf. 


WOODS,  WILLIAM. 
e.  on  t.  1869. 


1869  St.  John,  N.B .  2 

71  St.  James,  N.B .  1 

72  Located . 


WRAY,  JAMES. 

1781  1 

to  England. 

87  ) 

88  Halifax  and  Cumberland, 


N.S .  2 

90  St.  Vincent,  W.  I .  2 

Died  1792. 


YOUNG,  ROBERT. 

R.  on  t.  &  o.  1820. 

1820  Kingston,  Jamaica .  3 

23  Stoney  Hill,  Jamaica..  .  .  3 
26  Windsor,  N.S . 2 

29  Halifax,  N.S .  1 

30  Returned  to  England. 

In  1856  lie  was  President  of 
the  English  Conference.  Died 
Nov.  16th,  1865,  aged  70  years. 


26 


THE 


UNDER  THE  CARE  OF  THE 

® illiterate  of  ft  listen  38rittslj  tentnra, 

1855  to  1874. 


THE  WORK  IN  NOVA  SCOTIA,  NEW  BRUNSWICK,  PRINCE  EDWARD 
ISLAND,  CAPE  BRETON,  AND  BERMUDA 

A. 


ADVOCATE  HARBOUR. 


A  village  on  the  Bay  of  Fundy,  in  the 


Names  of  Ministers. 


1867  David  W.  Le  Lacheur.  . 

68  Joseph  Seller,  B.  A . 

69  Fletcher  A.  Weldon - 

70  George  F.  Day . 

71  George  F.  Day . 

72  Joseph  M.  Fisher . 

73  Joseph  M.  Fisher . 

74  Nova  Scotia  Conference 


Electoral  District  of  Cumberland,  Province  of  Nova  Scotia. 


No.  of 
Members. 

Funds. 

C  onting. 

Educa. 

Sup.  M. 

Miss’y. 

SIO 

.... 

$4  00 

f  i '  25 

$2  00 

$15’75 

85 

6  10 

2  12 

8  00 

15  51 

84 

6  00 

2  00 

6  10 

21  00 

73 

4  50 

1  20 

1  04 

16  75 

72 

4  50 

1  20 

1  06 

16  00 

72 

4  50 

1  50 

25  04 

107 

5  10 

2  00 

I  i  50 

26  00 

ALBEltTON. 


A  village  in  the  Electoral  District  of  Prince,  in  the  Province  of  Prince  Edward  Island.  It  was 
°  formerly  West  Cape. 


1870  John  G.  Bigney . 

71  John  G.  Bigney . 

72  Levi  S.  Johnson . 

73  Levi  S.  Johnson . 

74  N.B.  &  P.E.  i.  Conference. 


51 

3  50 

1  00 

1  20 

56 

3  50 

1  15 

1  25. 

53 

3  50 

1  22 

1  30 

45 

3  50 

1  00 

1  35 

47 

3  50 

1  26 

1  41 

20  35 

23  26 

24  69 
30  03 
42  10 


ALBION  MINES. 


So  named  from  the  Mines  in  the 

1861  John  Cassidy . t . 

62  John  Cassidy . 

63  John  Cassidy . 

64  Douglas  Chapman . 


Electoral  District  of  Pictou,  in  the  Province  of  N ova  Scotia. 


18 

6  34 

2  50 

2  85 

27 

6  34 

3  40 

4  20 

21 

6  34 

4  00 

4  75 

22  56 
28  42 
21  28 


EASTERN  BRITISH  AMERICA  CONFERENCE. 


408 


Names  of  Ministers. 


1S65  Douglas  Chapman . 

66  Dougl  as  Chapman . 

67  Jeremiah  V.  .lost . 

68  Jeremiah  V.  Jost . 

69  Roland  Morton . 

70  Roland  Morton . 

71  Arthur  D.  Morton,  M.A. 

72  Arthur  D.  Morton,  M.A. 

73  See  Stellarton . 


No.  of 
Members. 

Funds. 

Conting. 

Educa. 

Sup.  M. 

Miss’y. 

22 

$6  70 

$3  50 

$6  05 

.$17  00 

27 

7  05 

3  00 

7  45 

8  15 

32 

4  20 

1  60 

5  25 

16  40 

41 

5  00 

1  20 

3  41 

16  00 

44 

5  00 

0  81 

2  00 

1  20 

23 

5  50 

1  23 

2  75 

28  80 

25 

5  50 

1  15 

1  17 

26  16 

31 

6  50 

3  00 

5  88 

29  25 

39 

7  00 

3  00 

6  00 

13  75 

AMHERST. 

A  village  in  the  Election  District  of  Cumberland,  in  the  Province  of  Nova  Scotia. 


1355  Richard  Smith . 

56  William  McCarty . 

57  William  McCarty . 

58  William  McCarty . 

59  Frederick  Smallwood . 

60  William  T.  Cardy . 

61  William  T.  Cardy . 

62  Alexander  M.  Des  Brisay . 

63  Alexander  M.  Des  Brisay . 

64  Alexander  M.  Des  Brisay . 

65  Alexander  M.  Des  Brisay . 

66  Ingham  Sutcliffe,  William  Sargent 

67  Ingham  Sutcliffe,  R.  Barry  Mack.  . 

68  Ingham  Sutcliffe,  R.  Barry  Mack.  . 

69  Elias  Brettle . 

70  James  Burns . 

71  John  Waterhouse . ! . 

72  John  Waterhouse . 

73  Robert  Tweedy . 

74  Nova  Scotia  Conference . 


250 

. 

. 

250 

10 

00 

. 

253 

9 

33 

2 

22 

5 

52 

137 

53 

229 

9 

69 

1 

90 

5 

63 

116 

83 

221 

12 

00 

1 

80 

5 

63 

133 

43 

234 

12 

00 

2 

20 

8 

05 

140 

47 

200 

12 

00 

1 

85 

8 

00 

81 

00 

180 

12 

00 

1 

50 

6 

00 

62 

00 

265 

12 

00 

2 

00 

8 

00 

78 

19 

265 

12 

00 

2 

00 

8 

oo 

78 

19 

232 

12 

00 

2 

40 

6 

20 

81 

63 

221 

15 

87 

4 

07 

20 

50 

144 

13 

205 

17 

00 

2 

90 

16 

89 

128 

80 

195 

10 

70 

2 

75 

12 

11 

129 

19 

230 

12 

00 

4 

08 

11 

33 

172 

11 

138 

10 

00 

3 

06 

8 

90 

97 

33 

141 

10 

00 

1 

05 

4 

20 

64 

50 

97 

10 

00 

4 

66 

6 

60 

72 

97 

99 

10 

00 

4 

70 

7 

71 

61 

04 

150 

10 

00 

4 

50 

7 

75 

47 

80 

ANDOVER. 

A  village  in  the  Electoral  District  of  Victoria,  Province  of  New  Brunswick. 


1855  Supplied . 

56  Supplied . 

57  John  Read . 

58  John  Read . 

59  T.  Watson  Smith . 

60  T.  Watson  Smith . 

61  David  B.  Scott . 

62  David  B.  Scott . 

63  David  Le  Lacheur . 

64  David  Le  Lacheur . 

65  Benjamin  J.  Johnston.  .  , 

66  Benjamin  J.  Johnston.  .  . 

67  John  Johnson . 

68  Wilson  W.  Lodge . 

69  Wilson  W.  Lodge . 

70  John  S  Allen. .  . . 

71  John  S.  Allen . 

72  George  B.  Payson . 

73  George  B.  Payson . 

74  N.B.  k  P.E.  I.  Conference 


54 

54 

47 

80 

4  00 

2  00 

95 

4  00 

96 

5  00 

1  25 

3  (JO 

93 

10  00 

1  00 

2  50 

54 

10  00 

0  80 

1  40 

58 

6  50 

1  00 

0  65 

75 

6  00 

1  00 

1  00 

61 

6  00 

1  50 

1  00 

61 

7  10 

1  50 

6  00 

68 

7  10 

1  56 

2  75 

57 

7  10 

1  60 

2  80 

63 

5  00 

2  00 

2  40 

58 

5  20 

1  50 

2  00 

57 

6  00 

1  50 

2  00 

57 

6  00 

1  75 

2  25 

17 

5  00 

1  40 

2  10 

24 

5  50 

1  75 

4  05 

39  80 
18  75 
10  30 
6  00 
12  00 
8  ,20 
5  56 
20  12 
9  50 
8  22 
4  00 
8  00 
8  68 
15  36 


ANNAPOLIS. 

A  town  on  the  Annapolis  River,  in  the  Electoral  District  of  Annapolis,  Province  of  Nova  Scotia. 


1855  George  M.  Barratt . 

169 

56  Frederick  Smallwood . 

176 

9 

55 

57  Frederick  Smallwood . 

173 

10 

00 

ft 

00 

4 

00 

58  Frederick  Smallwood . 

210 

4 

40 

3 

77 

13 

20 

59  James  Taylor . 

186 

8 

85 

5 

05 

12 

00 

60  James  Taylor . 

61  James  Taylor . 

261 

20 

00 

2 

92 

25 

10 

252 

9 

50 

5 

20 

8 

75 

62  Christopher  Jost,  Fletcher  H.  W.  Pickles _ 

243 

10 

05 

1 

60 

8 

81 

166  00 
145  12 
163  55 
263  92 
135  45 
118  29 


404 


CIRCUITS,  STATIONS  AND  MISSIONS. 


Names  of  Ministers. 


1863  Christopher  Lockhart,  Robert  Wasson . 

64  Christopher  Lockhart,  Ezra  B.  Moore . 

65  Joseph  Hart,  William  H.  Heartz . 

66  Joseph  Hart,  William  H.  Heartz . 

67  Joseph  Hart,  Thomas  Rogers - - - -  ■  •  •  • 

68  James  England,  Jotham  McC.  Pulton,  M.A. 

69  James  England,  Robert  A.  Daniel . 

70  James  England,  Levi  S.  Johnson . 

71  George  W.  Tuttle . 

72  George  W.  Tuttle . . . 

73  George  W.  Tuttle . 

74  Nova  Scotia  Conference . 


Year 


Funds. 


No.  ot 
Members. 

Conting. 

Educa. 

Sup. 

M. 

Miss 

y 

360 

$12 

25 

$3 

93 

$13 

82 

$167 

40 

370 

13 

66 

7 

83 

15 

26 

158 

24 

181 

14 

07 

2 

94 

15 

78 

109 

93 

201 

16 

47 

2 

16 

17 

05 

108 

28 

192 

12 

80 

2 

91 

12 

61 

75' 

26 

180 

12 

00 

3 

00 

8 

49 

84 

16 

154 

10 

00 

3 

00 

8 

50 

80 

50 

152 

10 

00 

3 

00 

'  8 

60 

73 

87 

158 

9 

51 

6 

00 

8 

65 

87 

00 

62 

2 

85 

0 

98 

2 

48 

40 

42 

58 

3 

00 

0 

80 

3 

28 

52 

30 

75 

4 

52 

0 

80 

4 

53 

13 

82 

AVONDALE. 


1865 

66 

67 

68 

69 

70 

71 


Province  of  Nova  Scotia. 


Hezekiali  McKeown. 
Hezekiah  McKeown. 


Matthew  Richey,  D.D. 
James  G.  Hennigar... 
James  G.  Hennigar.. . 
James  G.  Hennigar. 


72  Cranswick  Jost,  M.A. .  . 

73  Cranswick  Jost,  M.A... 

74  Nova  Scotia  Conference.. 


248 

17 

00 

2 

00 

10 

00 

128 

192 

20 

00 

2 

00 

9 

32 

120 

153 

16 

00 

2 

25 

9 

50 

113 

132 

12 

50 

1 

00 

9 

50 

75 

100 

13 

00 

1 

50 

8 

00 

60 

95 

13 

25 

2 

25 

8 

00 

58 

88 

13 

00 

2 

10 

6 

10 

262 

90 

13 

00 

2 

16 

5 

95 

67 

106 

13 

00 

2 

55 

6 

30 

72 

75 


72  40 


AYLESFORD. 

A  town  in  the  Electoral  District  of  King’s,  in  the  Province  ot  Nova  cotia. 


238  | 

....  | 

.... 

241 

6  11 

.... 

.  .  . .  | 
10  55  i 

164 

241 

6  67 

6  00 

215 

6  05 

4  64 

7  87  ' 

188 

OO  JL  IlUilicL-Ti  -tAllgvwn . 

245 

5  27 

2  75 

7  52 

153 

60  George  W.  Tuttle . 

162 

176 

1  65 

2  50 

1  03 

1  50 

5  00 

6  00 

128 

115 

183 

4  73 

1  10 

5  46 

114 

176 

6  00 

l  77 

7  00 

13,5 

155 

6  50 

l  70 

7  00 

112 

155 

6  50 

1  20 

7  00 

118 

186 

7  62 

2  40 

8  64 

120 

195 

14  45 

2  50 

11  30 

130 

169 

8 '50 

3  00 

12  50 

115 

167 

6  50 

1  79 

9  00 

127 

171 

7  40 

1  72 

5  10 

134 

171 

7  80 

1  3  60 

5  65 

140 

147 

7  70 

I  2  75 

5  75 

150 

146 

7  50 

2  25 

5  75 

75 

74  Nova  Scotia  Conference . '. . 

160 

7  60 

1  2  10 

5  80 

63 

B. 


BAIE  DU  VERT. 

So  named  from  a  Baie  in  Northumberland  Strait,  in  the  Electoral  District  of  Westmoreland,  Pro¬ 
vince  of  N  ew  Brunswick. 


I860  James  Tweedy 

61  James  Tweedy 

62  James  Tweedy 

63  William  Alcor 

64 

65 

66 

67 

68 


William  Alcorn . 

Alexander  S  Tuttle. 
Alexander  S.  Tuttle. 
William  Wilson. .  . . 


184 

8 

00 

1 

65 

9 

00 

156 

00 

184 

8 

00 

2 

00 

9 

00 

79 

92 

190 

8 

00 

1 

50 

6 

00 

47 

50 

178 

8 

00 

1 

30 

6 

00 

76 

96 

180 

9 

00 

1 

50 

6 

00 

67 

76- 

188 

11 

00 

1 

50 

6 

40 

92 

70 

230 

13 

50 

2 

GO 

4 

50 

159 

82 

370 

12 

25 

2 

00 

6 

00 

115 

67 

EASTERN  BRITISH  AMERICA  CONFERENCE. 


405 


Year 

Names  of  Ministers. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Funds. 

Conting. 

Educa. 

Sup.  M. 

Miss’y. 

1869  David  B.  Scott . 

330 

$12  25 

$2  00 

$5  00 

$121  50 

70  David  B.  Scott . 

337 

14  31 

1  50 

6  00 

134  78 

71 

Davnl  B.  Scott,  George  W.  Fisher. . . . 

324 

14  31 

4  00 

6  25 

59  65 

!  2  Stephen  T.  Teed,  William  Baines . 

286 

14  31 

4  38 

7  00 

86  20 

Vo 

Stephen  T.  Teed,  John  Eilis . 

290 

14  31 

4  00 

9  00 

61  12 

74 

N.B.  &  P.E.I.  Conference . 

286 

20  00 

4  00 

12  00 

57  58 

BARRINGTON. 


A  town  in  the  Electoral  District  of  Shelburne,  Province  of  Nova  Scotia. 


1855  Christopher  Lockhart . 

300 

56  Christopher  Lockhart . 

238 

90  15 

57  Christopher  Lockhart . 

298 

12  72 

3  23 

12  72 

165  71 

58  Robert  Duncan . 

468 

18  80 

3  23 

29  14 

135  67 

59  Robert  Duncan . 

402 

21  18 

3  08 

23  16 

154  09 

60  Robert  Duncan . 

378 

22  27 

2  49 

22  72 

158  82 

61  J  ames  Buckley . 

392 

25  95 

4  43 

23  42 

164  57 

62  James  Buckley,  R.  Mitchell  Smith . 

331 

24  00 

2  08 

6  83 

141  38 

63  Elias  Brettle . 

389 

24  00 

2  00 

6  00 

171  61 

64  Elias  Brettle,  Wesley  Colpitts . 

332 

24  00 

2  00 

8  05 

147  76 

65  Elias  Brettle,  Charles  W.  T.  Dutcher. . 

297 

9  50 

1  2  05 

7  60 

92  17 

66  Thomas  Smith,  Charles  W.  T.  Dutcher 

278 

9  60 

2  11 

7  76 

134  20 

67  Thomas  Smith.  William  Sargent ..... 

269 

14  20 

1  68 

4  20 

118  52 

68  Robert  Wasson,  William  Sargent..  . 

302 

4  10 

1  46 

7  52 

66  37 

69  Robert  Wasson,  R.  Barry  Mack . 

328 

6  89 

1  31 

10  75 

85  18 

70  Robert  Wasson . 

368 

8  35 

1  96 

11  48 

98  66 

71  JothamM.  Fulton,  M.A . 

176 

3  60 

0  77 

5  90 

50  52 

72  Jotham  M.  Fulton,  M.A . 

142 

4  00 

1  49 

6  13 

52  93 

73  Joseph  S.  <  'offin . 

139 

4  10 

1  00 

6  20 

28  11 

74  Nova  Scotia  Conference . 

130 

4  00 

1  50 

6  50 

24  00 

BATHURST. 

A  town  on  the  Kepisiquit  Bay,  in  the  Electoral  District  of  Gloucester, 

Province  of  New  Brunswick. 

1855  Robert  A.  Temple . 

107 

56  Wesley  C.  Beals . 

96 

2  80 

57  Wesley  C.  Beals . 

83 

5  21 

5  02 

3  07 

52  23 

58  Wesley  C.  Beals . 

81 

3  63 

2  28 

1  91 

34  37 

59  Charles  Gaskin . 

77 

3  60 

2  27 

1  67 

39  59 

60  William  W.  Perkins . 

38 

4  00 

I  53 

19  65 

61  William  W.  Perkins. . . 

179 

6  00 

2  08 

02 

62  William  Perkin . 

143 

6  00 

1  25 

2  30 

24  50 

63  Robert  Tweedy . 

130 

6  50 

1  65 

4  50 

31  95 

64  Robert  Tweedy . 

100 

9  00 

1  25 

3  75 

35  38 

65  Robert  Tweedy . 

100 

6  00 

1  00 

3  00 

23  90 

66  William  Alcorn . 

114 

7  10 

1  10 

4  30 

35  90 

67  William  Alcorn . 

106 

12  00 

1  30 

4  50 

27  70 

68  William  Alcorn . 

97 

7  10 

1  25 

3  20 

26  00 

69  Richard  Weddall . 

97 

7  10 

1  30 

3  20 

35  74 

70  Richard  Weddall . 

94 

8  12 

1  00 

3  76 

41  55 

71  Richard  Weddall . 

108 

9  06 

1  50 

3  00 

53  86 

72  Charles  H.  Paisley,  M.A . 

93 

9  00 

1  50 

3  00 

26  55 

73  Charles  H.  Paisley,  M.A . 

95 

9  38 

1  75 

5  11 

43  77 

74  N.B.  &  P.E.I.  Conference . 

92 

9  40 

1  85 

5  21 

42  65 

BEDEQUE. 

A  village  and  harbour  on  Northumberland  Straits,  in  the  Electoral  District  of  Prince,  Province  of 

Prince  Edward  Island. 


1855  Chas.  De  Wolfe,  M.A.,  Alex.  M.  Des  Brisay.l 

56  George  M.  Barratt,  William  C.  McKinnon  .. . 

57  George  M.  Barratt,  William  C.  McKinnon 

58  George  M.  Barratt . 

59  John  Prince . 

60  John  Prince . 

61  Samuel  W.  Sprague . 

62  Samuel  W.  Sprague . 

63  Samuel  W.  Sprague . 

64  Richard  Smith . 

65  Richard  Smith . 

66  Richard  Smith . 


309 

290 

6  40 

.... 

278 

6  67 

2  67 

5  33 

250  48 

246 

6  00 

2  67 

6  92 

272  92 

267 

7  40 

4  14 

8  37 

254  58 

352 

6  92 

3  43 

18  25 

268  38 

318 

11  84 

3  97 

19  83 

305  42 

322 

10  00 

2  30 

10  55 

166  67 

315 

9  96 

2  00 

7  29 

161  72 

284 

10  10 

2  50 

8  15 

234  18 

359 

10  79 

3  00 

9  77 

231  59 

490 

11  00 

3  00 

14  00 

371  92 

406 


CIRCUITS,  STATIONS  AND  MISSIONS. 


Year 


Names  of  Ministers. 


]  867  Richard  Weddall . . ;-••••• 

68  Richard  Weddall,  Thomas  J.  Deinstadt. 

69  Paul  Priestwood,  Thomas  J.  Deinstadt.. 

70  Paul  Prestwood,  Robert  A.  Daniel . 

71  Paul  Prestwood,  Robert  A.  Daniel . 

72  John  S.  Phinney,  John  Ellis . 

73  John  S.  Phinney . 

74  N.  B.  &.  P.  E.  J.  Conference . 


Funds. 


No.  of 
Members. 

Conting. 

Educa. 

Sup. 

M. 

Miss’; 

y- 

415 

$51 

27 

$2  85 

$16 

66 

$310 

25 

320 

29 

43 

1  00 

16 

16 

357 

48 

364 

30 

20 

1  50 

15 

00 

227 

41 

334 

30 

40 

3  41 

22 

25 

327 

85 

326 

30 

40 

7  50 

22 

25 

268 

33 

324 

30 

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A  group 


BERMUDAS. 

of  Islands  in  the  Atlantic  Ocean,  situate  800  miles  south  of  Nova 
Cape  Hatteras,  on  the  North  American  coast. 


Scotia,  and  600  miles  from 


1855  Isaac  Whitehouse,  Robert  Duncan . 

56  William  T.  Cardy,  Robert  Duncan .  • 

57  William  T.  Cardy,  John  Cassidy . 

58  William  T.  Cardy,  John  Cassidy . 

59  William  T.  Cardy,  Douglas  Chapman . 

60  Frederick  W.  Moore,  William  Ryan . 

61  Frederick  W.  Moore,  William  Ryan . 

62  Fred.  W.  Moore,  W.  Ryan,  Wm.  W.  Pereival! 

63  R.  Duncan,  F.  Harrison,  Wm.  W.  Pereival. .  . 

64  R,  Duncan,  F.  Harrison,  Wm.  W.  Pereival. .  . 

65  R.  Duncan,  W.  W.  Pereival,  J.  McC.  Fulton. 

66  W.  Ryan,  J.  McC.  Fulton,  A.  S.  DesBnsay.. 

67  Robt.  A.  Temple,  Wm.  Ryan,  J.  McC.  Fulton. 

68  Work  divided — see  below . 

BERMUDA— HAMILTON. 
1868  Robert  Alder  Temple . 

69  Robert  Alder  Temple . 

70  Stephen  Humphrey,  M.A.,  Wm.  H.  Evans.. 

71  Stephen  Humphrey,  M.A  ,  Wm.  H.  Evans  . . 

72  John  Cassidy,  William  H.  Evans . 

73  John  Cassidy,  Charles  M.  Tyler . 

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367 

367 

386 

380 

354 

536 

54S 

520 

490 

456 

445 

495 

465 


4 

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3 

87 

4 

42 

1,462 

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4 

83 

674 

63 

5 

75 

3 

75 

4 

37 

552 

12 

18 

22 

87 

26 

25 

776 

70 

50 

11 

75 

21 

98 

942 

87 

25 

50 

20 

10 

25 

50 

1,111 

86 

39 

70 

25 

18 

60 

85 

1,126 

89 

30 

89 

14 

35 

50 

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1,244 

56 

39 

05 

21 

29 

58 

25 

983 

56 

32 

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66 

32 

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937 

93 

24 

85 

16 

46 

35 

25 

752 

80 

1868  William  Ryan . 

69  George  W.  Tuttle . 

70  George  W.  Tuttle . 

71  T.  Watson  Smith,  A.  R,  B.  Shrewsbury. 

72  T.  Watson  Smith,  A.  R,  B.  Shrewsbury . 

73  T.  Watson  Smith,  A.  R.  B.  Shrewsbury.. 

74  Nova  Scotia  Conference . 


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177 

12  00 

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197 

18  50 

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BERMUDA— SOMERSET. 


1868  'Thomas  Rogers,  A.B.  . 

69  Thomas  Rogers,  A.B  . 

70  Fletcher  A.  Weldon  . . 

71  United  with  Hamilton. 


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BERWICK. 

A  town  in  the  Electoral  District  of  King’s,  Province  of  Nova  Scotia. 
1869  Fletcher  H.  W.  Pickles. 


70  Fletcher  II.  W.  Pickles. 

71  John  Prince . 

72  John  S.  Addy . 

73  John  S.  Addy . 

74  Nova  Scotia  Conference  . 


205 

270 

295 

237 

229 

259 


05 

10 

15 

00 

00 

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37 

75 

00 

12 

10 

54 


08 

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5  34 


BL1SSY1LLE. 

A  village  in  the  Electoral  District  of  Sunbury,  Province  of  New  Brunswick 

1871  Jeremiah  Ernbree . . 

72  Supplied . 

73  Supplied . . 

See  Gibson,  N.  B.  &  P.  E.  I.  Conference  . . 


74 


68 

72 

59 


2  35 

3  00 
10  00 


3  00 
1  25 


37 

00 


250  14 
260  54 
446  44 
482  19 
490  72 


213  66 
215  97 
344  28 
376  22 
371  03 


212  70 
111  25 


66  64 
73  35 
76  29 
76  35 
105  78 
51  24 


9  00 
6  11 


*  Tryon  set  off'. 


EASTERN  BRITISH  AMERICA  CONFERENCE. 


407 


BLOCK  HOUSE  MINES. 

A  Mission  in  the  Electoral  District  of  Lunenburg,  Province  of  Nova  Scotia. 


Y  ear 

Names  of  Ministers. 

tzl 

o 

O 

Funds. 

Members. 

Conting. 

Educa. 

Sup.  M. 

Miss’y. 

1885  John  Wintp.rhnthnin.  .  _ . 

66 

John  Winterbotkam . 

22 

$6  35 

.fl  78 

$9  41 

59  28 

67 

Isaac  E.  Thurlow . 

11 

16  25 

2  82 

4  70 

74  79 

68 

10 

5  00 

1  00 

2  10 

17  50 

BRIDGETOWN. 

A  town  on  the  River  Annapolis,  in  the  Electoral  District  of  Annapolis,  Province  of  Nova  Scotia. 


1855  William  Wilson . 

56  William  Wilson . 

57  William  Wilson . 

58  Michael  Pickles . 

59  Michael  Pickles . 

6U  Michael  Pickles . 

61  Thomas  H.  Davies . '.  .. 

62  Thomas  H.  Davies . 

63  Thomas  H.  Davies . 

64  Henry  Daniel . 

65  Henry  Daniel . 

66  Henry  Daniel . 

67  John  S  Addy . 

68  John  S.  Addy . 

69  John  S.  Addy . 

70  William  H.  Heartz . 

71  William  H.  Heartz,  Eben  E.  England 

72  William  H.  Heartz,  Eben  E.  England. 

73  Stephen  F.  Huestis,  Jesse  B.  Giles... 

74  Nova  Scotia  Conference . 


142 

166 

10  23 

174 

7  83 

2  80 

2  43 

191  90 

195 

6  12 

1  85 

3  67 

172  00 

186 

2  36 

3  12 

6  60 

166  60 

90 

4  50 

6  00 

5  20 

138  32 

16S 

2  80 

5  20 

5  00 

124  03 

160 

10  85 

4  00 

9  00 

116  83 

154 

10  00 

2  85 

9  00 

115  64 

147 

10  50 

3  30 

9  00 

111  86 

129 

10  57 

2  65 

10  60 

114  57 

133 

11  49 

3  25 

11  00 

128  28 

127 

23  75 

3  25 

11  50 

104  82 

147 

12  00 

3  61 

9  50 

105  85 

137 

9  88 

2  73 

5  50 

100  33 

135 

8  79 

2  43 

6  12 

109  95 

114 

8  90 

6  65 

7  75 

135  55 

146 

8  95 

58  10 

8  07 

111  92 

169 

8  97 

8  25 

8  19 

143  33 

179 

9  00 

8  50 

9  30 

120  00 

BURLINGTON. 

A  small  village  in  the  Electoral  District  of  Kings’,  Province  of  Nova  Scotia. 


1871  John  Johnson . . 

72  John  Johnson . 

73  Ezra  B.  Moore . 

74  Nova  Scotia  Conference. 


155 

.... 

790 

5  85 

5 

48 

105 

55 

210 

8  00 

6  00 

5 

50 

69 

50 

183 

8  00  I 

3  50 

4 

20 

82 

18 

BURTON. 

A  small  village  in  the  Electoral  District  of  Sunbury,  Province  of  New  Brunswick. 


1855  George  S.  Milligan,  M.A 

56  Hezekiah  McKeown . 

57  Hezekiah  McKeown . 

58  ) 

gg  |  United  with  Gagetown 

69  Fletcher  A.  Weldon . 

61  Frederick  Harrison . 

62  George  Harrison . 

63  John  J.  Colter . 

64  Benjamin  J.  Johnston  . .  . 

65  - . . 


45 


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5  00 

103 

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6  00 

59 

5  25 

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0  65 

0  65 

14  00 

0  75 

1  00 

12  46 

1  00 

2  17 

10  85 

1  00 

1  00 

17  40 

0  60 

1  00 

12  32 

c. 


CALEDONIA. 

A  village  in  the  Electoral  District  of  Queen’s,  Province  of  Prince  Edward  Island. 


20 

.  , 

.... 

22 

.. 

4  00 

49 

1  05 

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1  00 

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CIRCUITS,  STATIONS  AND  MISSIONS. 


CANNING. 


A  town  in  King’s  County,  Province  of  Nova  Scotia. — See  Cornwallis  East. 


Names  of  Ministers. 

No.  of 

Funds. 

Year 

Members. 

Conting 

Educa. 

Sup.  M. 

Miss’y. 

1869 

137 

$3  25 

$1  70 

$5  24 

$77  72 

166 

7  00 

3  00 

7  07 

71  77 

71 

79. 

145 

7  50 

8  00 

8  00 

74  36 

138 

7  50 

7  00 

7  20 

51  93 

73  Fletcher  U  W  Pickles  . 

131 

7  74 

6  25 

7  28 

53  00 

74 

N ova  Scotia  Conference . 

208 

8  00 

6  20 

8  00 

51  20 

CANTERBURY. 


A  village  in  tlie  County  of  York,  Province  of  New  Brunswick. 


1870  Frederick  W.  Harrison . 

.... 

••••  1 

71  Frederick  W.  Harrison,  Robert  S.  Crisp . 

84 

6  00 

1  60 

5  00  : 

72  John  S.  Allen . 

72 

6  00 

3  00 

8  00 

73  John  S.  Allen,  Edward  Bell . 

83 

6  00 

2  00 

8  00  - 

74  N.B.  &  P.E.I.  Conference . 

91 

6  00 

2  00 

8  00 

24  34 
30  92 
29  30 
26  82 


CASCUMPEC. 


A  small  village  in  the  Electoral  District  of  Prince,  Province  of  Prince  Edward  Island. 


1864  Richard  Pratt . 

65  Richard  Pratt . 

10 

0  50 

0  50 

66  United  with  West  Cape . 

15 

0  57 

CHARLOTTETOWN. 

The  chief  city  of  the  Province  of  Prince  Edward  Island. 


1855  John  McMurray,  John  Brewster . 

56  John  McMurray,  Richard  Smith . 

57  Ingham  Sutcliffe . 

58  Ingham  Sutcliffe . 

59  Ingham  Sutcliffe,  William  W.  Perkins 

60  Henry  Daniel . 

61  Henry  Daniel,  Richard  Pratt . 

62  John  Brewster . . 

63  John  Brewster . 

64  Matthew  Richey,  D.  I).,  Howard  Sprague,  B.A 

65  Matthew  Richey,  D.  D.,  Howard  Sprague,  B.A 

66  Matthew  Richey,  D.D.,  Jabez  A.  Rogers . 

67  Henry  Pope,  Jr . . . 

68  Henry  Pope,  Jr.  Frederick  W.  Moore . 

69  Henry  Pope,  Jr . 

70  George  S.  Milligan,  M.A . 

71  James  Taylor,  Robert  McArthur . 

72  James  Taylor,  Robert  McArthur . 

73  Duncan  I)  Currie,  William  Penna . 

74  N.  B.  &  P.E.I.  Conference . 


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482 

40 

68 

.  . 

370 

37 

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CORNWALL. 

A  town  in  the  Electoral  District  of  Queen’s,  Prince  Edward  Island. 


1858  William  W.  Perkins . 

59  Henry  Pojie,  Jr . 

60  Alexander  W.  Nicholson . 

61  Alexander  W.  Nicholson . 

62  Jeremiah  V.  Jost . 

63  Jeremiah  V.  Jost . 

64  Henry  Pope,  Jr . 

65  Henry  Pope,  Jr . 

66  Henry  Pope,  Jr . 

67  John  Winterbotham . 

68  John  Winterbotham . 

69  John  Winterbotham . 

70  Edwin  Evans,  Waldron  W.  Brewer 

71  Edwin  Evans,  Waldron  W.  Brewer 

72  Edwin  Evans,  Waldron  W.  Brewer. 

73  George  O.  Huestis,  Aquila  Lucas.. . 

74  N.B.  &  P.E.I.  Conference . 


253 

12 

78 

i 

25 

3 

30 

181 

75 

286 

9 

07 

2 

34 

3 

25 

175 

68 

230 

7 

00 

2 

55 

3 

60 

179 

50 

193 

5 

80 

1 

80 

2 

40 

75 

51 

200 

5 

80 

1 

50 

2 

40 

75 

46 

196 

6 

00 

1 

20 

9 

50 

101 

00 

265 

6 

00 

1 

47 

8 

00 

143 

05 

220 

7 

50 

2 

00 

8 

00 

219 

81 

192 

10 

00 

2 

25 

8 

50 

201 

96 

205 

10 

00 

2 

51 

8 

50 

244 

07 

175 

19 

30 

1 

56 

20 

00 

330 

64 

180 

19 

30 

2 

87 

19 

30 

365 

90 

209 

19 

30 

2 

50 

12 

00 

458 

43 

190 

11 

50 

2 

60 

12 

50 

466 

01 

220 

19 

30 

2 

60 

12 

50 

475 

87 

300 

19 

00 

3 

25 

12 

75 

507 

40 

EASTERN  BRITISH  AMERICA  CONFERENCE. 


409 


CORNWALLIS. 

A  village  in  King’s  County,  Nova  Scotia,  It  was  formerly  part  of  Horton  Circuit. 


| 

| 

Year;  Names  of  Ministers. 


1855  Thomas  Harris . ' . 

56  James  Taylor . 

57  James  Taylor,  John  Lathern . 

58  James  Taylor,  John  Lathern . 

59  William  Smithson,  George  Butcher. 

60  See  Cornwallis,  East  and  West . 


No.  of 
Members. 

Funds. 

Conting. 

Educa. 

Sup.  M. 

Miss’y. 

238 

. ! . . 

265 

$8  7S 

$2  73 

*9  43 

|190  45 

289 

7  20 

3  00 

20  78 

183  43 

387 

12  05 

4  10 

16  08 

235  63 

406 

20  00 

8  00 

20  90 

227  66 

1860  William  Smithson . 

61  William  Smithson  . 

62  James  G.  Hennigar. 

63  James  G.  Hennigar. 

64  James  G.  Hennigar. 

65  James  G.  Hennigar. 

66  Richard  Weddall.. . 

67  Richard  Smith . 

68  Richard  Smith . 

69  See  Canning . 


CORNWALLIS,  EAST. 

. 130 

.  130 

.  137 

.  177 

.  154 

.  145 

.  158 

.  137 

.  137 


10  00 
10  20 

10  30 

11  00 
11  00 
12  00 
13  32 
12  00 

3  25 


4  03 
2  20 
1  10 
1  75 
1  00 

1  25 

2  06 
1  34 
1  70 


12 

53 

89 

85 

13 

00 

95 

00 

6 

00 

82 

55 

6 

30 

83 

85 

5 

00 

88 

00 

6 

00 

88 

00 

6 

00 

67 

14 

3 

50 

51 

88 

5 

24 

77 

72 

CORNWALLIS,  WEST. 


1860  George  Butcher. . . 

61  George  Butcher. .  . 

62  Richard  Smith. . . . 

63  Richard  Smith. . .  . 

64  Thomas  H.  Davies 

65  Thomas  H.  Davies 

66  John  Read . 

67  John  Read . 

68  John  Read . 

69  See  Berwick . 


240 

237 

259 

223 

194 

190 

207 

200 

205 


10 

00 

4 

03 

13 

00 

4 

25 

5 

53 

2 

00 

5 

75 

1 

00 

4 

26 

1 

00 

6 

00 

1 

05 

11 

15 

1 

20 

7 

00 

1 

55 

6 

05 

5 

37 

10 

30 

71 

87 

10 

30 

104 

42 

8 

25 

90 

00 

9 

60 

72 

00 

9 

70 

56 

00 

7 

50 

50 

00 

6 

25 

51 

13 

6 

35 

67 

36 

5 

08 

66 

64 

COVERDALE. 

A  village  in  Albert  County,  Province  of  New  Brunswick. 


1858  Isaac  Thurlow . 

59  . . 

115 

5  00 

6  87 

5  18 

60  Thomas  Hart . 

107 

3  93 

61  Elias  Slacklord . 

84 

2  93 

0  94 

4  56 

62  Elias  Slackford . 

96 

2  *60 

0  90 

4  60 

63  Benjamin  J.  Johnson . 

118 

2  00 

0  95 

3  00 

64  JohnJ.  Colter . 

116 

2  07 

0  50 

2  00 

65  R.  Mitchell  Smith . 

110 

3  00 

1  30 

2  07 

66  Asa  B.  Waters . 

133 

5  60 

3  00 

4  00 

67  United  with  Moncton . 

110 

6  00 

,2  90 

4  10 

26  71 
19  25 
9  00 
24  78 
12  00 
18  75 
42  24 
37  61 


D. 


DALHOUSIE. 


A  village  on  Bay  Chaleur,  Restigouche  County,  Province  of  New  Brunswick. 


1855  James  Tweedy . 

56  James  Tweedy . 

56 

1  60 

57  . 

60 

1  00 

1  20 

1  40 

58  . 

58 

59  . 

58 

60  .... 

61  George  Harrison . 

62  John  J.  Colter . 

50 

4  00 

2  95 

1  46 

63  Isaac  N.  Parker . 

54 

4  00 

0  60 

1  00 

64  Isaac  N.  Parker . 

72 

4  00 

0  75 

2  08 

65  Isaac  N.  Parker . 

76 

4  00 

1  00 

2  75 

66  Robert  H.  Tavlor . 

84 

5  10 

1  40 

3  50 

13 


63 


2  00 


410 


CIRCUITS,  STATIONS  AND  MISSIONS. 


Year 


68 

69 

70 

71 

72 

73 


Funds. 

No.  of 

Names  of  Ministers. 

Members. 

Conting. 

Educa. 

Sup.  M. 

Miss’y. 

60 

$5  10 

.$2  00 

$5  50 

$4  00 

37 

5  10 

1  15 

4  25 

2  00 

31 

.... 

.... 

22 

22 

99! 

.... 

22 

N.  B.  A  P.  E.  1.  Conference . 

31 

5  00 

3  00 

DARTMOUTH. 

A  village  near  Halifax,  Halifax  County,  Nova  Scotia. 


1856  John  Winterbotham . 

57  John  Winterbotham . 

53  JohnS.  Phinney . 

59  John  Cassidy . 

60  Theophilus  S  Richey  . .  . 

61  Theophilus  S.  Richey  . .  . 

62  - 

63  Joseph  G.  Angwin . 

64  Joseph  G.  Angwin . 

65  Joseph  G.  Angwin . 

66  Howard  Sprague,  M.  A. .  . 

67  Jabez,  A.  Rogers . 

68  Jabez  A.  Rogers . 

69  Jabez  A.  Rogers . 

70  Charles  H.  Paisley,  M.A, 

71  Charles  H.  Paisley,  M.A. 

72  Alexander  W.  Nicolson  . 

73  Joseph  G.  Angwin . 

74  Nova  Scotia  Conference  .. 


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55 

13 

39 

2 

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10 

35 

214 

34 

47 

14 

00 

3 

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165 

45 

39 

14 

00 

4 

42 

5 

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90 

48 

25 

1 

89 

55 

47 

25 

41 

18 

15 

32 

3 

09 

2 

57 

2 

90 

58 

27 

37 

3 

04 

2 

37 

3 

39 

80 

50 

42 

3 

71 

2 

42 

4 

66 

37 

00 

28 

6 

00 

2 

50 

5 

20 

30 

50 

32 

5 

69 

1 

96 

6 

20 

55 

00 

34 

6 

53 

2 

88 

8 

00 

39 

71 

37 

6 

00 

3 

00  , 

8 

20 

47 

70 

38 

6 

73 

52 

00  1 

8 

39 

31 

17 

38 

6 

97 

1 

41 

8 

64 

31 

42 

39 

6 

35 

1 

40  | 

8 

25 

■  18 

31 

28 

6 

40 

9 

10 

5 

50 

10 

75 

DIGBY. 

A  village  in  the  Electoral  District  of  Digby,  Nova  Scotia. 


1855  Robert  A.  Chesley . 

56  George  W.  Tuttle  . 

57  George  W.  Tuttle . . . 

58  George  W.  Tuttle . ! . 

59  William  McCarty  . 

60  William  McCarty . 

61  William  McCarty,  Benjamin  J.  Johnston  .  .  . 

62  James  Taylor . 

63  James  Taylor . 

64  James  Taylor . 

65  Stephen  P.  Huestis..  .....*. . 

66  Stephen  F.  Huestis . 

67  Stephen  F.  Huestis,  Ezra  B.  Moore. . 

68  William  C.  Brown,  Ezra  B.  Moore . 

69  William  C.  Brown . 

70  William  C.  Brown . 

71  James  England  .  . .  1 .  , . 

•72  James  England . 

73  James  England . j . 

74  Nova  Scotia  Conference . • . 


117 

130 
146 
119 

131 
180 
186 
230 
170 
148 
143 
185 
154 
173 
176 
166 
209 
146 

85 

85 


8  12 

.... 

5  50 

1  10 

3  05 

1  53 

2  87 

2  25 

7  02 

2  50 

8  00 

2  25 

6  00 

2  32 

5  32 

1  78 

6  03 

1  28 

5  00 

1  27 

5  75 

1  40 

10  50 

1  70 

6  75 

1  30 

4  25 

1  73 

4  83 

2  15 

4  87 

10  50 

5  00 

4  50 

4  00 

3  34 

4  00 

I  2  67 

4 

08 

105 

26 

4 

92 

59 

62 

7 

00 

58 

43 

9 

04 

77 

71 

8 

29 

85 

56 

5 

70 

67 

24 

4 

80 

57 

02 

4 

58 

63 

86 

3 

40 

59 

05 

5 

20 

83 

22 

6 

20 

61 

73 

6 

50 

103 

41 

7 

25 

111 

37 

8 

05 

94 

61 

8 

62 

99 

75 

8 

30 

104 

37 

6 

00 

60 

40 

6 

00 

57 

75 

DIGBY  NECK. 

A  neck  of  land  on  the  East  Coast  of  the  Bay  of  Fundy,  Nova  Scotia. 


1862  Benjamin  J.  Johnston.. 

63  Charles  W.  T.  Dutcher. 

64  Charles  W.  T.  Dutcher. 

65  Alfred  E.  Le  Page . 

66  Thomas  J.  Deinstadt. . . 

67  Thomas  J.  Deinstadt... 

68  Fletcher  A.  Weldon  . .  . 

69  Thomas  Allen . 

70  Supplied . 

71  Jesse  Giles . 

72  William  Dobson . 

73  William  Dobson . 

74  Nova  Scotia  Conference 


68 

1 

20  ! 

1  1 

1 

00 

24 

22 

76 

2 

75  1 

1 

15 

1 

75 

20 

00 

68 

5 

00 

1 

47 

3 

00 

19 

50 

65 

3 

CO 

1 

00 

2 

00 

15 

57 

172 

3 

00 

1 

00 

2 

00 

13 

40 

84 

3 

25 

0 

21 

1 

00 

5 

16 

76 

3 

40 

0 

50 

0 

40 

17 

72 

67 

2 

14 

0 

48 

o 

11 

4 

35 

93 

2 

00 

1 

02 

3 

00 

18 

89 

80 

1 

10 

1 

30 

2 

00 

20 

00 

76 

1 

04 

1 

50 

1 

10 

19 

00 

55 

0 

75 

0 

60 

1 

00 

12 

00 

EASTERN  BRITISH  AMERICA  CONFERENCE. 


411 


'  DORCHESTER. 


A  town  in  the  County  of  Westmoreland,  Province  of  New  Brunswick. 


Year 

Names  of  Ministers. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Conting. 

Fuis 

Educa. 

DS. 

Sup.  M. 

Miss’y. 

1863 

George  Butcher . 

67 

$7  00 

$1  50 

$4  00 

$27  50 

64 

George  Butcher . 

67 

7  00 

2  00 

4  00 

32  50 

65 

Fletcher  H.  W.  Pickles . 

67 

7  00 

2  00 

4  50 

13  50 

66 

Oranswick  Jost,  M.A . 

93 

8  00 

2  50 

5  30 

38  75 

«  7 

William  n  Brown  _ .  . 

73 

9  50 

3  50 

4  98 

38  85 

68  Joseph  G.  Angwin . 

61 

8  00 

2  50 

4  93 

25  37 

69  Joseph  G.  Angwin . 

62 

8  00 

1  37 

5  00 

21  16 

70 

Robert  A.  Temple . 

56 

8  00 

1  75 

5  00 

17  49 

71 

Robert  A.  Temple . 

63 

7  00 

1  74 

3  17 

52  14 

72 

Robert  A.  Temple . 

58 

7  14 

1  55 

3  50 

37  81 

73  William  McCarty . 

65 

7  29 

2  40 

3  50 

31  15 

74  N.B.  &  P.E  I.  Conference . 

52 

7  94 

2  50 

3  30 

31  82 

FAIRVILLE. 

A  village  in  the  County  of  St.  John,  New  Brunswick.  It  was  formerly  part  of  the  St.  John 

West  Circuit. 


1864  Job  Shenton . 

65  Job  Shenton . 

66  Joseph  G.  Angwiu . 

67  Joseph  G.  Angwin . 

68  Douglas  Chapman .  . 

69  Douglas  Chapman . 

70  Humphrey  P.  Cowperth waite,  M.A  . 

71  Humphrey  P.  Cowperth  waite,  M.A . 

72  Humphrey  P.  Cowperthwaite,  M.A . 

73  John  Prince . 

74  N.B.  &  P.E.I.  Conference . 


84 

5  25 

1  28 

7  45 

83 

6  00 

1  77 

6  80 

69 

6  74 

2  02 

4  59 

92 

8  45 

3  12 

6  29 

75 

6  12 

1  10 

5  00 

70 

6  24 

1  23 

4  84 

66 

6  24 

2  UO 

5  00 

69 

6  25 

2  10 

5  00 

65 

6  25 

2  00 

5  00 

75 

6  50 

1  60 

6  00 

44  53 
39  62 
41  18 
49  50 
67  03 
58  61 
36  59 
24  00 
30  05 
27  91 


1864 

65 

66 

67 

68 

69 

70 

71 


FALMOUTH. 

A  village  in  the  County  of  Hants,  Nova  Scotia. 


Andrew  Gray . 

Andrew  Gray . 

Charles  B.  Pitblado  . 
Charles  B.  Pitblado . 
Charles  B 


Pitblado . 

Barratt . 

Barratt . 

w  Barratt . 

72  James  G.  Hennigar,  President  of  Conference. . 

73  See  Hantsport . 


George.  M. 
George  M. 
George  M 


84 

-5  00 

1  17 

3  33 

97 

5  80 

1  50 

4  20 

152 

6  00 

0  75 

2  00 

94 

4  00 

0  75 

0  98 

96 

4  50 

l  00 

2  10 

76 

4  20 

1  20 

4  10 

76 

4  20 

2  40 

4  25 

76 

4  30 

2  70 

4  90 

76 

4  00 

2  00 

4  50 

FLOEENCEVILLE. 

A  village  in  the  County  of  Carleton,  New  Brunswick. 


1862  Alexander  S.  Tuttle . 

63  Alexander  S.  Tuttle . 

64  Alexander  S.  Tuttle . 

65  John  W.  Howie . 

66  John  W.  Howie . 

67  James  R.  Plart . 

68  James  R.  Hart . 

69  William  W.  Percival . 

70  William  W.  Percival . 

71  William  W.  Percival . 

72  Isaac  Howie . 

73  Isaac  Howie . 

74  N.  B.  &  P.  E.  I.  Conference. 


169 

6 

25 

1 

50 

2 

00 

155 

6 

25 

1 

25 

2 

00 

192 

6 

25 

1 

00 

2 

75 

157 

7 

35 

1 

00 

2 

16 

150 

7 

35 

1 

26 

2 

40 

121 

7 

40 

1 

66 

6 

14 

111 

7 

40 

2 

15 

2 

56 

113 

5 

75 

1 

45 

3 

50 

135 

6 

00 

1 

70 

3 

50 

135 

6 

00 

1 

20 

2 

50 

125 

5 

00 

1 

20 

1 

90 

127 

6 

00 

1 

30 

2 

30 

39  28 
56  00 
28  50 
26  25 

31  43 

32  00 
34  16 
28  30 
22  00 


23  35 

22  78 
22  20 
31  92 
56  71 
53  58 
45  56 
41  43 
39  15 
41  00 
35  20 

23  72 


412 


CIRCUITS,  STATIONS  AND  MISSIONS. 


FREDERICKTON. 


A  city  in  the  County  of  York,  Province  of  New  Brunswick. 


Year 

Names  of  Ministers. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Funds. 

Conting. 

Educa. 

Sup.  M. 

Miss’y. 

1855 

Charles  Churchill . 

290 

56 

John  Brewster,  John  Lathern . 

238 

$44  87 

57 

John  Brewster,  George  Butcher . 

237 

47  62 

$17  12 

$24  00 

$138  00 

58 

John  Brewster,  George  Butcher . 

261 

15  23 

18  00 

24  00 

160  00 

59 

Thos.  M.  Albrighton,  Fletcher  H.  W.  Pickles. 

300 

24  00 

10  00 

12  00 

164  53 

60 

Charles  Stewart,  Joseph  S.  Coffin . 

320 

24  00 

10  00 

16  00 

189  89 

61 

James  England . 

230 

36  25 

10  45 

35  85 

210  03 

62  James  England . 

178 

17  58 

10  00 

20  80 

172  37 

63 

George  O.  Huestis . 

170 

18  50 

9  00 

17  50 

157  32 

64 

George  O.  Huestis . 

190 

23  00 

8  00 

15  00 

151  37 

65 

John  Lathern . . . 

245 

23  00 

7  50 

15  09 

132  20 

66 

John  Lathern . 

220 

24  10 

7  50 

15  10 

128  47 

67 

John  Lathern . 

219 

25  70 

7  50 

21  00 

175  75 

68 

Duncan  D.  Currie . 

213 

25  00 

7  51 

21  00 

135  25 

69 

Duncan  D.  Currie . 

168 

25  60 

10  00 

21  40 

143  44 

70 

Duncan  D.  Currie,  Silas  C.  Fulton . 

168 

25  60 

7  50 

16  46 

141  50 

71 

1  ieonard  Gaetz . 

165 

26  00 

9  50 

16  66 

129  63 

72 

Leonard  Gaetz,  Charles  M.  Tyler . 

172 

27  65 

9  90 

19  93 

158  31 

73 

Leonard  Gaetz . 

162 

28  00 

10  00 

28  00 

151  60 

74 

N.  B.  &  P.  E.  I.  Conference . 

210 

40  00 

20  00 

35  00 

105  75 

GABARUS. 


So  called  from  the  name  of  a  hay 
1866  Alfred  E.  Le  Page . 

67  John  W  Howie . 

68  John  W.  Howie . 

69  John  W.  Howie . 

70  John  W.  Howie,  Henry  J.  Clarke . 

71  Henry  J.  Clarke . 

72  Henry  J.  Clarke . 

73  George  F.  Day . 

74  Nova  Scotia  Conference . 


on  the  Atlantic  coast,  Cape  Breton. 


86 

2  50 

104 

5  00 

84 

5  00 

106 

5  50 

99 

5  50 

110 

6  50 

178 

7  00 

130 

2  00 

0 

81 

3 

95 

1 

00 

1 

45 

1 

00 

1 

15 

1 

13 

1 

30 

1 

71 

1 

91 

2 

20 

3 

00 

2 

00 

3 

00 

1 

75 

2 

10 

GAGETOWN. 


A  town  in  Queen’s  County,  New  Brunswick. 


1858  Hezekiah  McKeown,  David  B.  Scott 

59  William  C.  Brown,  David  B.  Scott. . 

60  Henry  Holland . 

61  John  Read . 

62  John  Read . 

63  Thomas  Watson  Smith . 

64  Thomas  Watson  Smith . 

65  Alexander  S.  Tuttle . 

66  John  S.  Allen . 

67  John  Cassidy . 

68  George  B.  Payson . 

69  George  B.  Payson . 

70  George  B.  Payson . 

71  Elias  Slackford . 

72  Elias  Slackford . 

73  Elias  Slackford . 

74  N.  B.  &.  P.  E.  I.  Conference . 


136 

4 

00 

1 

00 

3 

00 

146 

5 

00 

2 

00 

8 

00 

44 

4 

52 

1 

00 

1 

25 

65 

3 

42 

1 

10 

1 

40 

55 

6 

25 

1 

10 

1 

50 

47 

5 

25 

1 

00 

1 

50 

40 

5 

25 

1 

00 

1 

60 

107 

8 

10 

1 

25 

2 

25 

75 

8 

10 

1 

30 

3 

00 

75 

8 

10 

1 

86 

3 

78 

63 

8 

24 

2 

12 

.4 

15 

65 

6 

79 

2 

40 

4 

56 

79 

7 

00 

2 

45 

5 

05 

73 

7 

00 

2 

50 

6 

00 

76 

7 

00 

2 

50 

6 

00 

74 

7 

00 

2 

50 

6 

00 

GEORGETOWN. 

A  village  in  King’s  County,  Prince  Edward  Island. 
1872  John  Astbury . . 

73  JohnAstbury . j  3g  3 

74  N.B.  &  P.  E.  1.  Conference . !  36  3 


70  2  65  4  90  I 

51  2  65  1  4  93  • 


41  16 
20  10 
23  33 
27  57 
13  91 
30  62 
20  00 
39  07 


45  90 
69  42 
33  92 
52  80 
43  08 
20  00 

19  20 
39  43 
33  86 

29  07 

27  18 
37  49 

30  01 

28  00 

20  87 

21  80 


15  03 
10  31 


EASTERN  BRITISH  AMERICA  CONFERENCE. 


413 


GOLDEN  V I LLE. 

A  village  in  the  Electoral  District  of  Guysborough,  Nova  Scotia. 


Year 

Names  of  Ministers. 

No.  of 
Members.' 

Funds. 

Conting. 

Educa. 

Sup.  M. 

Miss’y. 

1871 

Augustus  B.  Morris,  B.A . 

72 

Supplied  from  Sackville . 

25 

73 

John  Craig . 

10 

74 

Nova  Scotia  Conference . 

20 

1  75 

$1  10 

$i  38 

$3  00 

GRAND  LAKE. 

So  called  from  a  Lake  in  the  Electoral  District  of  St.  John,  New  Brunswick 


1861  Christopher  S.  Lane . 

.... 

62  John  A.  Mosher . 

63  John  A.  Mosher . 

64  Asa  B.  Waters . . 

65  George  Harrison . 

62 

5  00 

2  00 

66  George  Harrison . 

61 

4  00 

1  24 

2  45 

9  58 

67  George  Harrison . 

107 

6  18 

1  37 

3  15 

15  58 

68  Joseph  B.  Hemmeon . 

124 

2  95 

2  20 

3  19 

24  87 

69  Joseph  B.  Hemmeon . 

100 

3  00 

1  00 

4  00 

28  10 

70  Joseph  B.  Hemmeon . 

103 

4  00 

1  20 

5  00 

22  20 

71  Robert  O’B.  Johnson . 

106 

4  50 

2  00 

4  00 

17  00 

72  Robert  O’B  Johnson,  James  Crisp . 

85 

5  00 

2  00 

5  00 

56  86 

73  Robert  O’B.  Johnson . 

85 

5  00 

2  00 

2  81 

54  42 

74  N.  B.  &  P  .  E.  I.  Conference . 

90 

5  00 

2  00 

3  00 

42  52 

GRAND  LAKE,  WEST. 

1872  Supplied . 

.... 

.... 

73  John  W.  Doull,  B.A . 

29 

2  00 

2  00 

2  64 

.... 

74  N.  B.  &  P.  E.  I.  Conference . 

29 

0  40 

0  95 

... 

.... 

GRANVILLE  FERRY. 

A  village  in  Annapolis  County,  Province  of  Nova  Scotia. 

1871  Joseph  Hart . 

.... 

72  Joseph  Hart . 

61 

6  10 

2  42 

3  3i 

38  59 

73  James  R  Hart . 

61 

6  10 

23  48 

3  44 

34  89 

74  Nova  Scotia  Conference . 

74 

6  10 

1  92 

3  87 

33  08 

GREENWICH. 

A  village  in  the  Electoral  District  of  King,  New  Brunswick. 

1855  Duncan  D.  Currie . 

.... 

.... 

.... 

56  Duncan  D.  Currie . 

175 

2  27 

.... 

.... 

57  James  Burns . 

231* 

3  98 

1  99 

1  87 

80  10 

58  James  Burns . 

146 

0  78 

1  00 

5  97 

57  83 

59  James  Burns . 

179 

1  10 

1  07 

8  98 

61  35 

60  Stephen  T.  Teed . 

182 

4  00 

1  10 

8  80 

45  32 

61  Stephen  T.  Teed . 

135 

7  75 

1  00 

4  00 

95  95 

62  Stephen  T.  Teed . 

189 

8  06 

1  00 

4  25 

90  15 

63  David  B.  Scott  . 

127 

8  50 

0  60 

4  00 

45  23 

64  David  B  Scott  . 

121 

8  51) 

1  00 

3  50 

13  40 

65  David  B  Scott . 

137 

8  80 

1  00 

3  70 

30  96 

66  Joseph  Sutcliffe . 

142 

8  80 

1  20 

4  00 

46  66 

67  John  S.  Allen . 

130 

8  80 

1  20 

3  00 

31  29 

68  John  S.  Allen . 

112 

8  80 

1  25 

3  00 

30  32 

69  John  S.  Allen . 

107 

7  44 

1  30 

4  18 

27  26 

70  Isaac  N.  Parker . 

113 

8  00 

l  25 

4  11 

27  20 

71  See  Jerusalem . 

110 

8  00 

2  12 

4  50 

8  52 

GUYSBORO’  and  CANSO. 

Guysboro’  is  a  town  near  the  head  of  Cliedabucto  Bay,  and  Canso  is  a  village  on  Cajie  Canso,  both  at 
the  eastern  extremity  of  the  Province  of  Nova  Scotia. 

1855  J.  R.  Narraway,  T.  Gaetz,  Win.  C.  McKinnon 

56  James  R.  Narraway,  Thomas  Gaetz,  George 
Butcher,  Stephen  T.  Teed. 

57  George  0.  Huestis,  Wm.  Perkin,  John  Howie  398  17  02  3  07  15  CO  223  37 

-  - i  --  _  153  52 


330 

.... 

.... 

.... 

348 

9  00 

.... 

398 

17  02 

3  07 

15C0 

300 

12  00 

2  95 

16  22 

414 


CIRCUITS,  STATIONS  AND  MISSIONS. 


Year 


Names  of  Ministers. 


1859 

60 

61 

62 

63 

64 

65 

66 

67 

68 

69 

70 

71 

72 

73 

74 


G.  0.  Huestis,  S  P.  Huestis,  J.  J.  Teasdale. . 
G  S.  Milligan,  M.  A  ,  I.  Thurlow,  R.  M.  Smith 
G.  S.  Milligan,  M.A.,  R.  Morton,  I.  Thurlow 
G.  W.  Tuttle,  R.  Morton,  J.  B.  Hemmeon  .  . 
G  W.  Tuttle,  J.  Johnson,  J.  B.  Hemmeon  .  . 
G.  W.  Tuttle,  J.  Johnson,  T.  J.  Deirrstadt. . . 

James  Burns,  Thomas  J.  Deinstadt . 

James  Burns,  Wilson  W.  Lodge . 

James  Burns,  Wilson  W.  Lodge . 

George  Johnson,  Levi  Johnson . 

George  Johnson,  Levi  Johnson . 

J  ohn  Cassidy,  William  Dobson . 

John  Cassidy,  William  Dobson . 

Jeremiah  Y.  Jost,  Thomas  H  James . 

Elias  Brettle,  Richey  Bird . 

Nova  Scotia  Conference . 


No.  of 
Members 

J  UNDS. 

Conting. 

Educa. 

Sup.  M. 

Miss’y. 

286 

$16  40 

$3  12 

$11  67 

$145  32 

332 

16  45 

2  98 

10  CO 

159  32 

374 

14  47 

4  81 

12  27 

105  26 

366 

13  71 

3  27 

10  28 

115  35 

295 

8  50 

2  50 

5  (JO 

123  00 

266 

14  CO 

3  00 

8  CO 

148  60 

328 

14  48 

2  40 

11  00 

128  25 

138 

11  50 

2  25 

9  00 

135  75 

126 

11  62 

2  26 

9  12 

113  26 

220 

10  50 

1  20 

J  45 

77  9/j 

134 

8  50 

1  21 

4-  50 

80  Oq 

133 

7  25 

2  25 

4  65 

81  25 

146 

8  00 

3  04 

9  67 

80  85 

127 

10  00 

4  40 

8  50 

67  85 

144 

11  00 

2  33 

8  50 

51  00 

150 

13  17 

4  50 

1°  52 

84  48 

H. 


HALIPAX,  NORTH. 


The  capital  of  the  Province  of  Nova  Scotia. 


1855  John  B  Brownell . I 

56  Charles  Churchill,  Samuel  Avery . 

57  Charles  Churchill,  Robert  Duncan . 

58  Roland  Morton . 

59  Samuel  W.  Sprague,  John  Brewster,  R.  Pratt 

60  Samuel  W  Sprague,  John  Brewster,  R.  Pratt] 

61  John  S.  Addy,  John  Brewster . 

62  John  S.  Addy,  John  Lathern . 

63  John  S.  Addy,  John  Lathern . . 

64  Edmund  Botterell,  John  Lathern . . 

65  Edmund  Botterell,  Robert  Alder  Temple . 

66  Edmund  Botterell . 

67  George  S.  Milligan,  M.A . 

68  George  S.  Milligan,  M.A. ,  John  A.  Clark, M.A. 

69  GeorgeS.  Milligan,  M.  A.,  John  A.  Clarke,  M.A. 

70  Jabez  A.  Rogers,  William  Sargent . 

71  Jabez  A.  Rogers,  William  Sargent . 

72  Jabez  A.  Rogers,  William  Sargent . 

73  John  Lathern,  Robert  McArthur . 

74  Nova  Scotia  Conference . * . 

HALIFAX, 

1855  James  England . 

56  James  England . 

57  James  England . 

58  Samuel  W.  Sprague . 

59  1  . 

to  >  United  with  Halifax  North,  under  the  name 

65  )  of  Halifax. 

66  Robert  Alder  Temple . 

67  Alfred  W.  Turner . 

68  Alfred  W.  Turner . 

69  Alfred  W.  Turner  . 

70  John  A.  Clark,  M.A . 

71  John  A.  Clark,  M.A . 

72  John  Read . 

73  John  Read . 

74  Nova  Scotia  Conference . 


188 

171  25 

.... 

194 

519  20 

15  00 

91  46 

2,041  34 

218 

120  83 

29  60 

46  72 

1,987  50 

*  222 

120  11 

15  57  : 

70  83 

1,936  92 

495 

202  78 

27  34 

85  90 

1,749  32 

425 

202  78 

36  98 

97  50 

1,643  41 

457 

212  77 

43  25 

114  84 

1,560  67 

440 

190  50 

29  08 

111  29 

1,736  94 

420 

127  65 

35  60 

104  97 

1,793  17 

389 

159  60 

37  42 

116  10 

2,142  81 

218 

143  75 

37  42 

127  00 

1,774  02 

260 

129  72 

25  98 

86  11 

921  65 

265 

92  00 

26  40 

88  73 

939  67 

430 

130  28 

35  91 

92  48 

952  06 

436 

110  27 

25  08 

87  70 

1,055  32 

397 

114  76 

564  71 

106  62 

906  56 

383 

132  41 

204  18 

110  29 

907  00 

372 

135  42 

140  13 

114  31 

865  54 

406 

124  39 

133  08 

114  57 

608  85 

SOUTH. 

*175 

124' 63 

;;;; 

See. 

173 

93  27 

28  00 

84-' 83 

Halifax 

202 

95  08 

22  83 

44  52 

North. 

217 

81  42 

11  40 

47  20 

.... 

168 

154 

145  00 

22  00 

44  79 

704  10 

172 

34  37 

6  00 

45  74 

609  82 

221 

40  12 

11  00 

38  75 

595  74 

181 

56  08 

13  00 

43  37 

530  68 

194 

60  37 

251  78 

56-  00 

538  54 

194 

41  70 

142  00 

60  40 

628  43 

191 

44  80 

126  44 

62  40 

583  44 

193 

51  00 

105  50 

65  98 

546  84 

HA. NTS  PORT. 

A  village  in  the  County  of  Hants,  Province  of  Nova  Scotia. 


1873  John  Me  Murray . 

76 

4  00 

2  00 

4  50 

22  00 

74  Nova  Scotia  Conference . 

96 

2  50 

1  25 

2  75 

21  50 

*  Halifax  South  united. 


EASTERN  BRITISH  AMERICA  CONFERENCE. 


415 


HAVELOCK. 

A  village  in  tlie  Electoral  District  uf  Digby,  Nova  Scotia. 


Y  ear 


Names  of  Ministers. 

No.  of 

Funds. 

Members. 

Conting. 

Educa. 

Sup.  M. 

Miss’y. 

David  W.  Le  Lacheur . 

Charles  W  Dockrill . . 

113 

112 

$2  00 

$1  00 

$1  50 

$1664 

114 

2  00 

1  00 

1  50 

7  39 

103 

2  34 

1  41 

1  68 

34  37 

95 

2  58 

1  89 

2  47 

50  40 

95 

5  00 

2  00 

2  50 

4  17 

93 

5  50 

2  07 

2  50 

1  8S 

98 

5  50 

2  00 

2  00 

6  94 

Edwin  Mills . 

N.  B.  &  P.  E.  1.  Conference . 

99 

103 

5  50 

5  60 

2  15 

2  76 

2  00 

2  15 

5  78 
11  35 

HILLSBORO’. 

A  town  in  the  County  of  Albert,  Province  of  New  Brunswick. 


1866  Isaac  N.  Parker . 

67  Stephen  Humphrey,  B.  A . 

68  Stephen  Humphrey,  M.  A.  .  . . 

69  Stephen  Humphrey,  M.A.  . 

70  Douglas  Chapman  . .  . 

71  Douglas  Chapman . 

72  Douglas  Chapman . 

78  Charles  Comben . 

74  N.  B.  &  P.  E.  T.  Conference., 


65 

5  00 

1  32 

2  18 

101 

4  00 

2  00 

4  74 

69 

5  00 

1  86 

3  75 

80 

5  80 

1  86 

4  00 

76 

6  15 

1  93 

4  00 

60 

6  15 

2  40 

4  10 

67 

6  15 

2  50 

5  48 

59 

6  17 

2  54 

25  75 

17  60 
44  16 
21  00 
2.5  74 

18  77 
25  65 
25  90 
22  81 


HILLSBURG. 

A  village  in  the  County  of  Inverness,  N ova  Scotia. 


1865  Joseph  S.  Collin . 

66  Joseph  S.  Coffin . 

67  Joseph  S.  Coffin . 

68  Frederick  W.  Harrison. 

69  Frederick  W.  Harrison . 

70  William  McCarty  . 

71  William  McCarty . 

72  George  M.  Barratt . 

73  George  M.  Barratt . 

74  Nova  Scotia  Conference  . 


91 

75 

98 

90 

85 

93 

111 

103 

104 


17 

00 

00 

25 

50 

50 

50 

50 

50 


50 

75 

00 

00 

75 

92 

06 

30 

00 


50 

50 

75 

00 

00 

00 

00 

50 


6  00 


45  25 
59  30 
44  16 
31  17 

37  45 
39  96 
36  51 

46  75 

38  68 


HOPEWELL. 

A  village  in  the  County  of  Albert,  New  Brunswick. 


1855  Richard  Weddall . 

56  Richard  Weddall . 

57  Richard  Weddall . 

58  James  Buckley . 

59  James  Buckley . 

60  James  Buckley . 

61  Robert  Tweedy . 

62  Robert  Tweedy . . 

63  Robert  Wilson . 

64  Robert  Wilson . 

65  Robert  Wilson,  Asa  B.  Waters. 

66  James  Tweedy . 

67  James  Tweedy . 

68  James  Tweedy . 

69  Alexander  S.  Tuttle . . 

70  John  M.  Pike _ : . 

71  Samuel  Ackman . 

72  Samuel  Ackman . 

73  Robert  H.  Taylor . 

74  N.  B.  &  P.  E.  I.  Conference  .  . 


228 

184 

8  01 

194 

8  53 

3  50 

8  96 

193 

10  09 

4  03 

11  92 

193 

12  00 

4  17 

7  44 

205 

12  00 

3  00 

5  20 

199 

12  00 

1  50 

3  00 

207 

12  00 

1  53 

3  55 

199 

12  00 

1  00 

2  85 

286 

12  00 

1  50 

3  00 

276 

13  00 

2  10 

4  00 

276 

15  00 

2  50 

4  50 

155 

10  00 

1  50 

5  50 

136 

10  09 

1  50 

5  00 

125 

9  34 

1  45 

8  96 

181 

9  34 

1  25 

4  75 

181 

9  81 

2  00 

4  60 

185 

9  84 

2  10 

5  00 

186 

9  84 

2  20 

4  00 

175 

10  00 

2  40 

5  00 

102  56 
105  05 
112  78 
125  37 

74  79 

103  50 
86  25 
70  00 

102  85 
60  00 
45  00 
29  82 
28  50 
32  30 
32  21 
24  11 
22  15 
77  75 


416 


CIRCUITS,  STATIONS  AND  MISSIONS. 


HORTON. 


A  town  on  the  River  Avon,  King’s  County,  Nova  Scotia. 


Year 


Names  of  Ministers. 


1855  Frederick  Smallwood . 

56  James  G.  Hennigar . 

57  James  G.  Hennigar . 

58  James  G.  Hennigar . 

59  Thomas  Angwin . . . 

60  Thomas  Angwin,  Fletcher  H.  W.  Pickles .... 

61  Thomas  Angwin,  Fletcher  H.  W.  Pickles.  .  .  . 

62  Henry  Daniel,  Wesley  Colpitts . 

63  Henry  Daniel,  Wesley  Colpitts . . . 

64  Samuel  W.  Sprague,  Albert  S.  Des  Brisay .... 

65  Samuel  W.  Sprague,  Albert  S.  Des  Brisay..  .  . 

66  Samuel  W.  Sprague,  Robert  B.  Mack . 

67  Chris.  Lockhart,  H.  P.  Cowperthwaite,  B.A. . 

68  Chris.  Lockhart,  H.  P.  Cowperthwaite,  B.A. . 

69  Chris.  Lockhart,  H.  P.  Cowperthwaite,  B.A. . 

70  Stephen  F.  Huestis . 

71  Stephen  F.  Huestis . 

72  Stephen  F.  Huestis . 

73  William  H.  Heartz . 

74  Nova  Scotia  Conference . 


No.  of 
Members- 

Funds. 

Conting. 

Educa. 

Sup.  M. 

Miss’y. 

365 

.... 

143 

$8  68 

183 

5  37 

$3  30 

$3  95 

§258  00 

231 

4  40 

3  60 

14  70 

271  00 

163 

6  00 

2  00 

3  00 

229  17 

148 

7  96 

3  97 

4  92 

215  37 

211 

5  67 

3  18 

8  16 

178  31 

168 

6  65 

2  20 

13  00 

142  38 

140 

7  60 

3  00 

8  50 

142  95 

151 

8  60 

3  00 

8  57 

128  60 

210 

9  28 

3  58 

9  10 

87  34 

170 

10  00 

3  50 

9  22 

74  39 

167 

19  68 

3  15 

8  60 

67  70 

152 

12  50 

3  90 

9  41 

88  30 

156 

13  38 

4  40 

11  05 

78  10 

158 

13  69 

5  83 

10  04 

81  01 

183 

11  69 

6  09 

10  12 

74  20 

167 

12  00 

7  00 

10  50 

93  83 

178 

12  00 

6  00 

10  50 

99  05 

186 

12  00 

6  35 

10  60 

87  50 

I. 


INGONISH. 

A  small  village  on  the  Island  of  Cape  Breton,  in  the  Electoral  District  of  Victoria,  Province  of  Nova 

Scotia. 

1873  William  Purvis . I  •  •  •  •  j  •  •  •  •  •  •  •  •  | 

74  Nova  Scotia  Conference . j  44  ]  ....  •  •  •  •  |  •  •  •  •  •  •  •  ■ 


J, 


JACKSONYILE. 


A  village  in  the  County  of  Carleton. 


1862  Stephen  E.  Huestis . 

63  Stephen  F.  Huestis . 

64  Stephen  F.  Huestis . 

65  Frederick  W.  Harrison .... 

66  Frederick  W.  Harrison .... 

67  Frederick  W.  Harrison. . . . 

68  John  Cassidy . 

69  John  Cassidy  . 

70  Ezra  B.  Moore . 

71  Ezra  B.  Moore . 

72  Ezra  B.  Moore . 

73  Isaac  E.  Thurlow . 

74  N.  B.  &  P.  E.  I.  Conference 


185 

171 

209 

173 

155 

165 

152 

154 

176 

163 

154 

152 


New  Brunswick. 


6 

25 

1 

00 

6 

25 

1 

00 

6 

50 

1 

20 

7 

35 

1 

54 

9 

35 

2 

00 

7 

35 

2 

00 

7 

50 

2 

55 

7 

27 

2 

80 

8 

00 

3 

00 

8 

00 

3 

40 

8 

00 

3 

00 

8 

00 

3 

00 

4  00 

3  50 

4  00 

5  40 

6  00 
7  00 

6  96 

7  00 
7  00 
7  10 
6  00 
5  00 


JERUSALEM. 


A  village  in  the  County  of  St.  John,  New  Brunswick,  formerly  Greenwich  Circuit. 


1872 

73 

. ;  90 

8 

00  | 

2 

12  1 

4  50 

Thomas  Allen . 

. ;  85 

8 

00 

2 

00 

4  50 

74 

N.  B.  &  P.  E.  1.  Conference. . 

. !  64 

4 

00 

2 

00  | 

1  75 

65  92 
55  27 
45  91 
44  62 
52  54 
55  26 
50  66 
113  12 
89  96 
88  73 
70  97 
64  74 


14  17 
10  50 
2  74 


EASTERN  BRITISH  AMERICA  CONFERENCE. 


417 


K. 


KEMPT. 

A  village  in  the  Electoral  District  of  Queen’s,  Nova  Scotia. 


Yeai 

Names  of  Ministers. 

No.  of 

Funds. 

Members. 

Conting. 

Educa. 

Sup.  M. 

1857 

Joseph  Hart . 

58 

George  B.  Payson . 

202 

$4 

12 

$1  20 

2  22 

$3  97 

4  20 

59 

George  B.  Payson . 

196 

12 

00 

60 

William  Alcorn . 

225 

12 

35 

2  85 

7  70 

61 

William  Alcorn . 

170 

12 

35 

35 

3  05 

7  70 

62 

William  Alcorn . 

184 

12 

3  05 

7  70 

63 

Richard  Johnson . 

214 

12 

35 

2  03 

3  06 

64 

William  Tweedy . 

181 

11 

10 

2  25 

3  25 

65 

William  Tweedy . 

180 

12 

05 

2  00 

4  25 

66 

William  Tweedy  . 

182 

13 

25 

2  15 

5  25 

67 

John  A.  Mosher . 

186 

15 

00 

1  90 

4  25 

68 

John  A.  Mosher . 

121 

5 

20 

1  25 

2  75 

69 

John  A.  Mosher . '  . 

108 

3 

50 

1  00 

5  00 

70 

71 

John  Johnson . 

106 

4 

20 

1  00 

5  25 

United  with  Burlington . 

106 

5 

00 

2  94 

6  00 

KENTVILLE. 

A  town  in  King’s  County,  Province  of  Nova  Scotia. 


1870  Arthur  D.  Morton,  M.A . 

•  •  •  •  1  •  •  •  • 

71  Richard  W.  Weddall,  B.A . 

52  1  31 

0  65 

72  Richard  W.  Weddall,  B.A . 

54  1  40 

1  25 

73  William  J.  Johnson . 

52  1  50 

1  75 

74  Nova  Scotia  Conference . 

68  1  55 

1  80 

KINGSCLEAR. 


,  A  village  in  the  County  of  York,  Province  of  New  Brunswick. 


1861  Edwin  Evans . 

...» 

62  Edwin  Evans . 

34 

6  00 

1  30 

1  00 

63  Charles  B.  Pitblado . 

30 

6  25 

1  00 

1  00 

64  William  H.  Heartz . 

61 

4  00 

1  00 

2  00 

65  John  A.  Clark,  B.A . 

67 

4  00 

1  00 

2  50 

66  John  A.  Clark,  M.A . 

67 

5  10 

1  00 

2  00 

67  John  A.  Clark,  M.A . 

79 

5  10 

3  00 

3  00 

68 . . 

75 

5  10 

1  50 

1  50 

69  Robert  O.  B.  Johnson . 

60 

1  25 

f  * 

0  50 

70  Robert  0.  B.  Johnson . 

38 

3  20 

1  00 

5  50 

71  Robert  H.  Taylor . 

67 

4  00 

3  00 

4  00 

72  Robert  H.  Taylor . 

73 

4  00 

3  20 

5  00 

73  Richard  W.  Weddall,  B.A . 

74 

5  00 

2  40 

4  20 

74  N.  B.  &  P.  E.  I.  Conference . 

94 

5  25 

2  75 

4  28 

KING’S  COUNTY. 

A  Mission  in  Prince  Edward  Island. 


1858  William  Ryan . ; 

59  Alexander  W.  Tuttle . 

16 

5  42  |  . .  .  . 

60  Alexander  W.  Tuttle . 

14 

0  75  . . . . 

61  Robert  Wasson . 

50 

0  70  0  90 

62  See  Murray  Harbour . 

83 

0  90  I  1  00 

KINGSTON. 


A  village  in  King’s  County,  Province  of  New  Brunswick. 


1861  John  A.  Mosher . 

.... 

62  Robert  Wilson . 

63  Leonard  Gaetz . 

85 

2  00 

64  Leonard  Gaetz . 

77 

2  25 

0  80 

65  John  J.  Colter . 

96 

2  25 

1  00 

66  JolmJ.  Colter . 

100 

2  25 

I  05 

67  John  J.  Colter . 

100 

3  75 

1  05 

27 


0  60 
0  75 
1  60 
1  60 
1  60 


Miss’y. 


$40  00 
81  15 
58  07 
78  14 

100  65 
109  12 

95  50 
130  25 
136  25 
129  29 
78  84 
77  25 
85  75 

101  00 


20  50 
23  25 

23  15 

24  47 


14  40 
24  80 


2  56 
11  00 
24  75 
5  39 
41  61 
32  50 
31  50 
35  54 
20  43 


1335 

20  30 

13  54 


4  00 
52  55 
40  00 
34  73 
28  93 


418 


CIRCUITS,  STATIONS  AND  MISSIONS. 


I 

====== - - - ~ 

No.  of 
Members 

Funds. 

Year 

1 

Names  of  Ministers. 

Conting. 

Educa. 

Sup.  M. 

Miss’y. 

1868 

96 

$2  25 

$1  05 

$1  60 

$18  59 

95 

3  00 

1  50 

.1  01 

i  ft  aft 

69 

95 

4  00 

1  80 

O  OU 

70 

71 

89 

4  03 

2  00 

4  UO 

oq  on 

rletcner  A.  vv  . . 

89 

4  15 

2  28 

4  bo 

7  23 

A  QQ 

72 

73 

>7/1 

Charles  vv.  . . 

87 

6  11 

2  46 

2  50 

l±  oo 

i  zta 

92 

6  11 

o  00 

1  40  9  32 
1  50  !  3  00 
4  00  50  00 
3  00  |  38  25 
3  00  :  30  46 


L. 


KNOWLESVILLE. 


A  village  in  the  County  of  Carleton, 


1868  Edwin  Mills . 

69  Edwin  Mills . 

70  Edwin  Mills . 

71  Charles  W.  Hamilton . 

72  Charles  W.  Hamilton . 

73  Thomas  Marshall . •  ■  •  . . 

74  See  Hartland,  N.B.  &  P.E.I.  Conference. . 


34 

43 
40 

44 
47 
89. 


New  Brunswick. 


50 

50 

00 

00 

00 


50 

74 

00 

50 

50 


A  town  m 
1857  Henry  Pope,  Jr . 


LITTLE  YORK, 
the  Electoral  District  of  Queen’s, 


Prince  Edward  Island. 


58  Henry  Pope,  Jr . 

59  United  with  Cornwall . 


240 

|  _ 

312 

199 

2  71 

2  io 

253 

,  12  78  : 

1  25 

3  30 

181  75 


LIVERPOOL. 

rer.  on  the  Atlantic  Coast,  Queen’s  County,  Nova  Scotia. 


1 855  Ingham  Sutcliffe,  Samuel  Avery . 

56  Ingham  Sutcliffe,  Thomas  Harris . 

57  John  S.  Addy,  John  L.  Sponagle . 

58  John  S.  Addy . 

59  John  S.  Addy . 

60  George  Johnson  . . . 

61  George  Johnson,  Samuel  Avery . 

62  Joseph  Hart . •  . . 

63  Joseph  Hart,  Joseph  S.  Coffin . 

64  Joseph  Hart,  Joseph  S.  Coffin . 

65  Duncan  D.  Currie,  Edward  B.  Moore... 

66  Duncan  D.  Currie . 

67  Duncan  D.  Currie . 

68  Henry  Daniel . . 

69  Henry  Daniel,  President  of  Conference 

70  Jolin'J.  Teasdale . 

71  John  J.  Teasdale . 

72  John  J.  Teasdale . 

73  Joseph  Gaetz . 

74  Nova  Scotia  Conference . 


250 

.... 

....  1 

....  i 

251 

9  90 

.... 

4 '57  ! 

288 

S  80 

6  24 

241 

4  43 

4  47 

5  82 

100 

14  00 

2  70 

3  70 

102 

14  00 

3  53 

5  53 

80 

14  00 

3  50 

4  11 

77 

14  00 

2  35 

4  30 

67 

14  00 

2  77 

6  28 

104 

14  00 

3  41 

4  18 

69 

14  00 

2  86 

5.  35 

56 

14  00 

3  25 

6  00 

71 

21  24 

3  75 

6  40 

220 

8  50 

4  75 

7  70 

85 

9  00 

3  00 

8  25 

70 

9  10 

3  10 

8  35 

76 

9  15 

9  00 

7  25 

73 

10  00 

6  50 

6  00 

77 

10  00 

7  50 

6  35 

162 

|  10  20 

7  75 

9  00 

146  62 
134  41 

72  20 
5,6  20 
48  49 

44  80 
66  63 
62  81 
61  30 

54  00 

45  97 
90  85 

55  75 
51  35 

73  35 
69  00 
60  00 
39  00 


1855 
56 
<  57 

58 

59 

60 
61 
62 

63 

64 

65 

66 
67 


A  city  in 

Joseph  F.  Bent . 

Joseph  F.  Bent .  . 

Joseph  F.  Bent . 

Joseph  Hart . 

Joseph  Hart . 

Joseph  Hart . 

Charles  Stewart,  George  Bigney . 

Charles  Stewart,  Andrew  Gray . 

James  Buckley,  Andrew  Gray . 

James  Buckley,  Richard  O’B.  Johnson 

John  J.  Teesdale . 

John  J.  Teesdale. . 

George  O.  Huestis . 


LUNENBURG. 

the  Electoral  District  of  Lunenburg,  Nova  Scotia. 


246 

.... 

246 

8  75 

260 

8  86 

3  12 

7  56 

168  03 

260 

10  47 

3  54 

25  42 

148  29 

250 

10  47 

2  32 

3  94 

73  63 

317 

10  52 

3  28 

13  17 

73  73 

324 

12  35 

3  62 

4  72 

89  95 

297 

12  71 

5  47 

17  03 

117  06 

270 

12  72 

5  24 

15  06 

147  19 

220 

9  72 

2  46 

8  40 

106  65 

186 

9  72 

2  46 

6  00 

85  58 

220 

7  85 

2  25 

5  25 

96  64 

228 

13  50 

2  00 

|  4  50 

i  79  55 

EASTERN  BRITISH  AMERICA  CONFERENCE. 


419 


Y  ear 

Names  of  Ministers. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Funds. 

Conting. 

Educa. 

Sup.  M. 

Miss’y. 

186S 

George  O.  Huestis . 

245 

$10  00 

$2  28 

.$4  60 

$115  60 

69 

George  O.  Huestis . 

235 

10  20 

2  80 

5  35 

111  12 

70  Joseph  Gaetz . 

273 

10  65 

3  00 

6  00 

117  SO 

71  Joseph  Gaetz . 

264 

11  00 

7  25 

11  25 

140  87 

72  Joseph  Gaetz,  John  T.  Baxendale . 

343 

11  00 

7  50 

12  00 

105  97 

73 

Richard  Smith,  John  T.  Baxendale . 

451 

12  50 

12  30 

18  40 

104  40 

74 

Nova  Scotia  Conference . 

330 

12  50 

10  10 

20  50 

85  31 

M. 


MAITLAND. 

A  village  in  the  "Electoral  District  of  Annapolis, 
1855  George  W.  Tuttle . . 

56  William  Tweedy . 

57  William  Tweedy . 

58  William  Tweedy . 

59  Robert  E.  Crane . 

60  Robert  E.  Crane . 

61  Robert  E.  Crane . 

62  Joshua  Jordan,  Leonard  Gaetz . 

63  Joshua  Jordan . 

64  George  M.  Barratt . 

75  George  M.  Barratt . 

66  David  B.  Scott . 

67  David  B.  Scott . 

68  David  B.  Scott . 

69  Robert  Tweedy . . 

70  John  A.  Mosher . 

71  John  A.  Mosher . 

72  John  A.  Mosher . 

73  John  Johnson . . . 

74  Nova  Scotia  Conference . 


Province  of  Nova  Scotia. 


179 

148 

1 

45 

142 

1 

83 

1 

00 

1 

80 

88 

00 

130 

1 

00 

0 

85 

0 

90 

76 

30 

143 

10 

00 

1 

90 

2 

55 

60 

00 

167 

10 

00 

2 

60 

12 

07 

144 

25 

153 

10 

00 

2 

80 

12 

63 

122 

17 

271 

10 

00 

2 

05 

10 

00 

104 

28 

1S1 

2 

55 

2 

77 

0 

80 

90 

51 

140 

2 

00 

1 

75 

1 

25 

113 

12 

140 

5 

00 

2 

04 

'  3 

40 

90 

30 

140 

6 

00 

2 

04 

4 

07 

80 

90 

176 

12 

00 

1 

00 

4 

50 

72 

53 

143 

5 

62 

1 

12 

4 

00 

66 

83 

164 

4 

73 

1 

00 

4 

96 

58 

50 

143 

5 

00 

1 

10 

5 

10 

58 

65 

140 

5 

25 

3 

43 

5 

00 

58 

85 

92 

4 

00 

3 

25 

5 

00 

55 

87 

95 

4 

50 

2 

00 

5 

(10 

50 

78 

92 

4 

50 

2 

25 

5 

25 

36 

27 

MANCHESTER, 

A  small  village  on  Cliedabucto  Bay,  Guysboro’  County,  Nova  Scotia. 


1865  John  G.  Bigney . 

.... 

.... 

.... 

66  John  G.  Bigney . 

102 

4  00 

1  13 

2  12 

67  John  G.  Bigney . 

99 

4  00 

0  85 

2  25 

68  Isaac  E.  Thurlow . 

145 

4  00 

1  00 

2  25 

69  Isaac  E.  Thurlow . 

115 

5  00 

1  00 

2  60 

70  Isaac  E.  Thurlow . 

99 

5  50 

1  00 

2  00 

71  Edwin  Mills . 

89 

5  50 

1  00 

2  60 

72  Edwin  Mills . 

153 

6  00 

0  52 

1  32 

73  Thomas  D.  Hart . 

148 

6  00 

0  68 

1  31 

74  Nova  Scotia  Conference . 

143 

6  00 

1  00 

2  84 

26  11 
9  61 
22  00 
17  58 

14  35 
17  58 

6  00 
11  20 

15  56 


MARGATE. 


A  village  in  the  County  of  Prince,  Prince  Edward  Island. 


1858  Richard  Johnson . 

59  Richard  Johnson . 

60  Benjamin  J.  Johnston. .  .  . 

61  Josephs.  Coffin . 

62  Joseph  S.  Coffin . 

63  Howard  Sprague,  B.  A.  .  .  . 

64  Edwin  Evans . 

65  Edwin  Evans . 

66  Wesley  W.  Colpitts . 

67  Wesley  W.  Colpitts . 

68  AVesley  W.  Colpitts . 

69  William  Ryan . 

70  Robert  Tweedy . 

71  Robert  Tweedy . 

72  John  G.  Bigney . 

73  Alfred  E.  Le  Page . 

74  N.B.  &  P.E.I.  Conference, 


54 

0 

75 

1 

62 

24 

08 

145 

0 

57 

0 

79 

3 

96 

24 

90 

134 

1 

37 

1 

37 

3 

42 

27 

30 

124 

2 

42 

2 

45 

4 

70 

25 

79 

127 

1 

50 

1 

50 

-  3 

67 

28 

01 

80 

3 

13 

2 

43 

3 

76 

48 

10 

92 

3 

45 

3 

00 

3 

20 

41 

25 

98 

4 

00 

2 

84- 

3 

00 

50 

88 

69 

9 

21 

1 

OS 

3 

<i0 

30 

10 

80 

4 

25 

1 

20 

3 

00 

32 

00 

70 

6 

70 

1 

10 

3 

00 

25 

04 

86 

8 

00 

2 

00 

6 

00 

57 

17 

58 

8 

00 

1 

12 

5 

60 

31 

65 

56 

8 

00 

1 

25 

5 

95 

34 

75 

56 

8 

00 

1 

26 

5 

95 

36 

61 

116 

8 

00 

1 

30 

6 

00 

38 

20 

420 


CIRCUITS,  STATIONS  AND  MISSIONS. 


MARGAREE. 

A  village  at  the  mouth  of  the  Margaree  River,  Cape  Breton. 


Year 


Names  of  Ministers. 


No.  of 


Funds. 


Members.  Conting.  Educa.  Sup.  M.  Miss’y. 


41 
99 
40 
34 
44 
65 
52 

42 
42 
42 
20 
20 
20 
20 
20 
20 


$1  00 
4  00 
4  31 
4  07 
4  30 
2  42 
1  00 


$1 

1 


00 

50 


0  40 
0  62 
0  50 
0  50 


1855  James  Burns. . . .. . 

56  Alexander  W.  Nicolson 

57  Stephen  T.  Teed . 

58  John  Howie . . 

59  United  with  Port  Hood 

60  Benjamin  J.  Johnston. 

61  Alexander  S.  Tuttle. . . 

62  John  Johnson . 

63 

64 

05  . 

66  VNo  record  in  Minutes  of  Conference 

67 

68 
69, 

70  Alfred  E.  Le  Page 

71  Alfred  E.  Le  Page 

72  United  with  Port  Hood . 

MARYSVILLE. 

A  village  in  the  Electoral  District  of  York,  Province  of  New  Brunswick. 


$1  00 
4  10 

1  57 
1  62 
0  50 
0  50 


$26  34 
12  07 
14  08 
12  55 


T 


1868  Arthur  D.  Morton,  B.A  . .. 

69  Arthur  D.  Morton,  B.A.. . . 

70  Joseph  Seller,  B.A . 

71  Silas  C.  Fulton . 

72  Robert  Wilson . 

73  Robert  Wilson . 

74  N.B.  &  P.E.I.  Conference. 


31 

38 

43 

58 

31 

62 


8  00 

8  39 

9  00 
9  00 
9  29 

10  00 


2  12 
2  20 
3  50 
3  22 
3  50 
3  75 


6  00 

7  75 

8  00 
8  00 
8  25 

10  00 


37  58 
65  61 
52  81 
45  50 
36  80 


MEANDER. 


1865 

66 

67 


James  Taylor. 
James  Taylor. 
See  Newport.. 


77 

9 

ii 

i  is 

5 

13 

69 

!  10 

00 

1  25 

5 

50 

1858 

59 

60 
61 
62 

63 

64 

65 

66 

67 

68 

69 

70 

71 

72 

73 

74 


1855 

56 

57 

58 


MIDDLE  MUSQUODOBOIT. 

A  village  on  the  Musquodoboit  River,  Halifax  County,  Nova  Scotia, 

William  C.  McKinnon . 

William  0.  McKinnon . 

William  C.  McKinnon . 

Henry  Holland . 

John  J.  Teesdale . 

John  J.  Teesdale . 

John  J.  Teesdale . 

Leonard  Gaetz . 

Leonard  Gaetz . 

Leonard  Gaetz . 

Samuel  B.  Martin . 

Samuel  B.  Martin . 

Albert  S.  Des  Brisay . 

Albert  S.  Des  Brisay . 

Janies  Tweedy . 

James  Tweedy . . 

Nova  Scotia  Conference . 


MILL  TOWN. 

A  town  in  the  County  of  Charlotte,  Province  of  New  Brunswick. 


Edmund  Botterell 
William  Smithson . 
William  Smithson  . 
William  Smithson  . 


’  33 

1  12 

0  90 

1  65 

65 

2  70 

0  40 

1  70 

52 

2  60 

1  00 

1  00 

.106 

2  00 

1  12 

1  50 

86 

2  00 

1  25 

3  65 

85 

3  00 

1  50 

4  75 

95 

3  00 

1  50 

3  13 

113 

3  25 

1  00 

3  00 

114 

6  00 

1  00 

3  00 

110 

3  00 

1  20 

2  08 

91 

1  75 

1  25 

2  08 

102 

2  22 

1  31 

2  40 

80 

2  50 

2  00 

2  50 

80 

3  00 

2  25 

2  50 

80 

3  05 

2  00 

2  75 

82 

j  3  19 

2  15 

|  2  87 

68  32 
65  49 


41  03 
71  17 

42  62 
71  37 
69  91 
96  35 

00 
06 
73  04 
34  04 
58 
60 


101 

109 


40 

41 
35  04 
37  11 

29  22 

30  20 


105  1  .... 

.... 

100  6  43 

....  1 

88  i  11  00 

2  00 

6  00 

118  10  50 

2  30 

6  70 

40  25 
42  45 


EASTERN  BRITISH  AMERICA  CONFERENCE. 


421 


Year 


1859 

60 

61 

62 

63 

64 

65 

66 

67 

68 

69 

70 

71 

72 

73 

74 


1855 

56 

57 

58 

59 

60 
61 
62 

63 

64 

65 

66 

67 

68 

69 

70 

71 

72 

73 

74 


William  Smith . 

William  Smith  . . 

William  Smith . 

Thomas  Angwin . 

Thomas  Angwin . 

William  Wilson . 

William  Wilson . 

William  Wilson . 

Howard  Sprague,  M.A . 

Howard  Sprague,  M.A . 

Howard  Sprague,  M.A . 

Richard  Smith . 

Richard  Smith . 

Richard  Smith . 

James  Taylor . 

N.  B.  &  P.  E.  I.  Conference, 


Funds. 


MILL  VILLAGE. 

A  village  in  Queen’s  County,  Nova  Scotia. 


Frederick  W.  Moore  . .  . 
Frederick  W.  Moore  . . . 
Alexander  B.  Black .... 
Alexander  B.  Black .... 
Alexander  B.  Black .... 

James  Burns . 

James  Bums . 

James  Burns . 

Thomas  Smith . 

Thomas -Smith . 

Thomas  Smith . 

Fletcher  H.  W.  Pickles. 
Fletcher  H.  W.  Pickles  . 
Fletcher  H.  W.  Pickles  . 

James  R.  Hart . 

James  R.  Hart . 

John  J.  Colter . 

John  J.  Colter . 

John  J.  Colter . 

Nova  Scotia  Conference 


1855 

56 

57 

58 

59 

60 
61 
62 

63 

64 

65 

66 

67 

68 

69 

70 

71 

72 

73 

74 


MIRAMICHI. 

A  village  on  the  Miramiclii  River,  Province  of  New  Brunswick. 

John  Snowball . 

William  Smith . 

William  Smith . . 

William  Smith . 

George  M.  Barratt . 

George  M.  Barratt . 

George  M.  Barratt .  . 

William  W.  Perkins,  William  H.  Heartz  .... 

William  W.  Perkins,  William  H.  Heartz  .... 

William  W.  Perkins,  Charles  B.  Pitblado. . . 

Frederick  W.  Moore,  Charles  B.  Pitblado - 

Edwin  Evans,  Arthur  1).  Morton,  B.A . 

Edwin  Evans,  Arthur  D.  Morton,  B.A . 

Edwin  Evans,  Charles  H.  Paisley,  M.A . 

Edwin  Evans,  Charles  H.  Paisley,  M.A . 

Ingham  Sutcliffe,  Augustus  B.  Morris,  B.A 

Ingham  Sutcliffe,  James  Strotliard . 

John  L.  Sponagle,  Alfred  H.  Webb . 

John  Waterhouse,  James  Crisp . 

N.  B.  &  P.  E.  I.  Conference . 


Members. 

Couting. 

Educa. 

Sup. 

M. 

Miss’y. 

120 

Ill 

55 

12 

32 

$6 

80 

$28 

00 

110 

11 

40 

1 

75 

9 

20 

25 

05 

107 

11 

00 

1 

35 

4 

96 

30 

50 

93 

11 

00 

0 

50 

4 

50 

23 

50 

84 

11 

00 

0 

62 

3 

70 

33 

28 

80 

5 

19 

1 

50 

1 

50 

19 

42 

78 

5 

20 

1 

00 

3 

92 

11 

66 

80 

6 

00 

1 

00 

6 

15 

39 

76 

82 

16 

10 

1 

10 

5 

75 

33 

37 

138 

8 

30 

2 

15 

6 

10 

40 

04 

160 

9 

20 

2 

13 

15 

35 

45 

80 

135 

12 

00 

4 

15 

16 

00 

67 

72 

155 

12 

00 

6 

00 

16 

00 

57 

42 

145 

12 

00 

3 

00 

16 

00 

34 

62 

162 

12 

00 

3 

00 

16 

00 

23 

83 

164 

12 

60 

3 

40 

16 

00 

36 

52 

100 

69 

0  80 

70 

5  10 

0  90 

9  20 

115 

3  70 

1  20 

6  60 

123 

8  00 

1  25 

5  90 

146 

8  27 

1  50 

6  20 

105 

8  28 

1  60 

6  40 

107 

8  28 

1  00 

5  00 

91 

8  28 

1  00 

4  50 

88 

8  30 

1  25 

4  50 

70 

8  41 

2  18 

4  64 

66 

7  75 

1  50 

4  25 

86 

9  80 

1  90 

5  05 

130 

5  00 

1  15 

2  75 

120 

5  34 

2  14 

3  05 

100 

8  96 

3  87 

8  31 

105 

9  12 

2  37 

8  00 

103 

9  12 

2  39 

8  00 

86 

8  00 

1  00 

7  00 

130 

6  00 

1  20 

5  70 

MONCTON. 

A  city  in  Westmoreland  County,  Province  of  New  Brunswick. 

1855  James  Taylor . 

56  Alexander  McL.  Des  Brisay,  Robert  Tweedy. . 

57  William  Temple,  Robert  Tweedy . 


56  90 
76  03 
62  42 
81  18 
87  64 

57  50 

69  58 
68  86 
49  32 

70  73 
99  02 

58  44 
42  69 
55  31 
57  13 
29  23 
35  45 
18  37 


109 

.. 

. . 

107 

3 

30 

. 

. . 

90 

12 

55 

6 

78 

2 

37 

178 

03 

87 

5 

20 

1 

20 

9 

00 

140 

83 

76 

8 

00 

1 

35 

6 

70 

142 

91 

76 

8 

27 

2 

87 

8 

10 

155 

72 

75 

10 

47 

2 

87 

7 

90 

142 

95 

77 

9 

10 

1 

60 

6 

30 

153 

25 

151 

10 

50 

2 

00 

6 

50 

159 

65 

129 

10 

50 

2 

00 

12 

00 

237 

11 

233 

'10 

50 

1 

50 

4 

00 

147 

32 

166 

11 

60 

2 

50 

4 

65 

113 

94 

171 

11 

60 

2 

50 

6 

00 

138 

73 

166 

11 

60 

3 

00 

6 

00 

234 

37 

150 

9 

06 

3 

00 

6 

00 

160 

00 

145 

9 

33 

3 

00 

6 

00 

167 

45 

104 

10 

00 

8 

82 

8 

29 

168 

73 

100 

9 

39 

7 

39 

10 

00 

237 

76 

101 

9 

39 

6 

65 

9 

60 

197 

90 

104 

10 

69 

7 

98 

9 

24 

195 

16 

208 

163 

12  52 

186 

12  60 

3  07 

5  12 

125  43 


422 


CIRCUITS,  STATIONS  AND  MISSIONS. 


> 

No.  of 

Funds. 

Year 

Names  of  Ministers. 

Members. 

Conting. 

Educa. 

Sup.  M. 

1858 

171 

$9  42 

$5  18 

$10  43 

120 

10  00 

3  08 

5  83 

119 

10  00 

1  00 

6  70 

61 

62 

63 

64 

65 

66 

67 

68 

69 

70 

71 

72 

73 

74 

110 

10  00 

1  34 

6  00 

90 

8  00 

1  50 

3  00 

140 

8  00 

2  10 

4  07 

126 

8  00 

1  60 

4  50 

William  McCarty  .  . 

113 

9  00 

1  60 

8  00 

102 

9  46 

1  62 

8  00 

100 

9  76 

1  76 

8  30 

95 

9  00 

1  20 

8  00 

81 

7  00 

2  01 

7  59 

87 

7  25 

2  04 

7  24 

82 

5  65 

2  70 

3  56 

82 

5  65 

2  20 

3  56 

86 

5  85 

2  54 

4  05 

N.B.  &  P.E. I.  Conference . 

135 

9  53 

3  00 

7  50 

Miss’y. 


MURRAY  HARBOUR. 


$68  00 
99  75 
108  15 
88  00 
62  00 
37  55 
42  60 

44  35 
69  23 
42  72 
18  96 

45  12 
47  78 
37  88 
27  72 
10  47 
58  31 


County  Mission. 


1862  Robert  Wasson . 

63  John  G.  Bigney . 

64  John  G.  Bigney . 

65  John  A.  Mosher . 

66  John  A.  Mosher . 

67  William  W.  Percival . 

68  William  W.  Percival . 

69  Wesley  W.  Colpitts . 

70  Wesley  W.  Colpitts . 

71  George  B.  Payson . 

72  Robert  T.  Tweedy . 

73  Henry  J.  Clarke . 

74  N.  B.  &  P.E.  I.  Conference. 


1  83 

0 

90 

1 

00 

0 

60 

13 

54 

104 

1 

30 

1 

07 

1 

10 

2 

30 

79 

1 

35 

1 

10 

1 

12 

29 

00 

'  74 

1 

30 

1 

12 

1 

18 

30 

57 

66 

1 

75 

1 

00 

1 

30 

19 

00 

40 

1 

75 

1 

50 

1 

30 

54 

2 

00 

1 

50 

1 

50 

20 

00 

50 

4 

40 

1 

06 

2 

00 

9 

00 

84 

5 

10 

1 

20 

2 

50 

12 

00 

41 

5 

18 

1 

00 

2 

84 

13 

83 

46 

6 

15 

2 

30 

4 

12 

24 

06 

21 

o 

70 

0 

99 

3 

55 

17 

50 

32 

3 

50 

1  0 

50 

1 

00 

15 

50 

MUSQUODOBOIT  HARBOUR. 

A  village  at  the  mouth  of  Musquodoboit  River,  Halifax  County, 


1855  Hezekiah  McKeown . 

64 

....  ; 

56  Charles  Gaskin . 

82 

4  00 

....  1 

57  Joseph  Sutcliffe . 

60 

4  00 

2  09 

58  Alexander  W.  Tuttle . 

35 

1  SO 

.... 

59 

29 

2  50 

1  25 

60  Robert  Wasson . 

43 

61  Samuel  B.  Martin . 

50 

62  Samuel  B.  Martin . 

57 

2  45 

1  75 

63  Robert  Taylor.  . . .’ . 

60 

2  46 

1  43 

64  Robert  Taylor . 

56 

2  50 

1  50 

65  Richard  O’B.  Johnson . 

42 

2  50 

1  50 

66  Richard  O’B.  Johnson . 

44 

3  25 

1  00 

67  Alfred  E.  Le  Page . 

47 

6  13 

1  30 

68  Alfred  E.  Le  Page . 

48 

1  89 

0  85 

69  Charles  W.  Dockrill . 

55 

2  82 

0  70 

70  Charles  W.  Dockrill . 

59 

2  93 

1  50 

71  Charles  W.  Dockrill . • . 

57 

3  00 

1  75 

72  Robert  S.  Crisp . 

51 

3  00 

2  00 

73  Robert  S.  Crisp . 

45 

1  83 

1  75 

74  Nova  Scotia  Conference . 

48 

2  70 

2  35 

Nova  Scotia. 


8  00 
1  25 


1  65 
1  60 
4  00 
4  00 

3  00 

4  22 


48 

10 

12 

15 


3  25 


31 

01 


12  68 
36  03 
40  83 
23  38 


32  80 

6  00 

25  91 

27  87 

33  17 
36  42 
42  60 

28  53 
50  28 
23  27 
19  10 


N. 


NAPPAN. 

A  village  in  the  Electoral  District  of  Cumberland,  Province  of  Nova  Scotia. 

1869  John  M.  Pike . 

70  Alexander  S.  Tuttle . 

71  John  M.  Pike . 

72  John  M.  Pike . 

73  John  A.  Mosher . . 

74  Nova  Scotia  Conference . 


96 

5  00 

1  28 

2  10 

110 

5  00 

1  75 

3  50 

108 

5  00 

2  40 

3  40 

106 

5  00 

3  65 

3  54 

106 

5  26 

3  00 

4  25 

17  92 
25  35 
48  90 
34  25 
28  55 


EASTERN  BRITISH  AMERICA  CONFERENCE. 


423 


NASHWAAK. 


Year! 


Names  of  Ministers. 


1855 

56 

57 

58 

59 

60 
61 
62 

63 

64 

65 

66 

67 

68 

69 

70 

71 

72 

73 

74 


Robert  Tweedy . 

William  Perkins . 

William  Perkins . 

William  C.  Brown . 

John  Read . 

John  Read . 

T.  Watson  Smith  . 

T.  Watson  Smith  . 

George  Harrison . 

Joseph  Sutcliffe . 

Joseph  Sutcliffe . 

Samuel  B.  Martin . 

Samuel  B.  Martin . 

David  W,  Le  Lacheur . 

David  W.  Le  Lacheur . 

David  W.  Le  Lacheur . 

Joseph  Seller,  B.A . . 

Joseph  Seller,  M.A . 

Joseph  Seller,  M.A.,' Silas  James. 
N.  B.  &  P.  E.  I.  Conference . 


A  village  i] 
1863  Samuel  B.  Martin. 

64  Samuel  B.  Martin. 

65  John  Johnson 
John  Johnson 


66 

67  Benjamin  J.  Johnston  . 
6S  Benjamin  J.  Johnston. 

69  . . 

70  . . 

71 

72 

73 

74 


Caleb  Parker  . 

James  Scott . 

James  Scott . 

Nova  Scotia  Conference  . 


No.  of 
Members. 

Funds. 

Conting. 

Educa. 

Sup  M. 

Miss’y- 

115 

.... 

109 

$4  07 

119 

6  00 

$3  20 

$1  65 

$19  78 

203 

2  00 

4  00 

19  25 

138 

4  00 

0  65 

8  23 

15  78 

148 

5  00 

1  00 

1  50 

.... 

140 

10  00 

1  03 

1  53 

24  60 

*  85 

6  00 

1  00 

1  50 

5  82 

139 

6  50 

1  25 

2  50 

5  50 

136 

6  00 

3  00 

3  11 

8  05 

100 

6  00 

1  00 

1  20 

7  50 

90 

7  10 

1  00 

1  00 

5  60 

82 

7  10 

1  30 

1  60 

7  50 

126 

7  10 

1  20 

1  65 

5  50 

96 

7  20 

1  30 

1  65 

10  44 

113 

7  42 

1  30 

2  00 

18  86 

90 

8  00 

4  00 

2  50 

23  94 

100 

7  50 

4  50 

3  00 

26  94 

107 

8  50 

3  00 

3  01 

13  34 

1  128 

9  53 

3  25 

4  00 

19  05 

LMANY. 

mnenburg, 

Province 

of  N  ova  S 

cotia. 

1  .... 

63 

0  90 

0  50 

1  00 

30  56 

71 

1  10 

0  60 

1  00 

31  97 

68 

3  00 

1  00 

1  50 

34  40 

90 

5  00 

1  00 

1  50 

18  56 

100 

0  25 

0  30 

0  35 

19  08 

80 

1  50 

0  50 

1  00 

.... 

40 

32 

.... 

41 

1  15 

0  73 

0  80 

2  54 

58 

2  04 

0  74 

1  10 

2  00 

87 

1  00 

0  80 

1  00 

5  00 

NEWPORT. 

A  town  on  the  River  Avondale,  Hants  County,  Nova  Scotia, 


387  | 

371 

35  08 

.... 

442 

33  24 

6  45 

15  12 

284  91 

246 

16  12 

7  24 

6  37 

137  40 

230 

26  55  1 

7  78 

12  86 

216  98 

270 

26  55 

4  20 

6  20 

175  85 

261 

26  80 

4  50 

6  50 

151  65 

320 

24  80  i 

2  00 

6  50 

171  57 

230 

25  80 

3  50 

7  50 

202  14 

230 

26  00 

4  00 

10  50 

192  91 

gg  |  See  Avondale  and  Meander .  j 

236 

. 

26  00 

4  00 

.... 

12  00 

213  45 

69 

10  00 

1  25 

5  50 

65  49 

119 

6  20  i 

1  20 

4  25 

61  70 

120 

2  50  1 

1  35 

,  5  00 

73  69 

115 

5  30 

2  65 

6  16 

81  12 

100 

5  00 

2  82 

6  00 

48  00 

70 

2  50 

1  40 

3  00 

44  80 

75 

2  50 

1  30 

2  93 

49  85 

74  Nova  Scotia  Conference . 

1  78 

2  81 

2  12 

1  3  10 

25  48 

NORTHAMPTON. 

A  village  in  the  Electoral  District  of  Carlton,  Province  of  Prince  Edward. 

1868  William  H.  Burns,  B.A . 

|  ‘134 

350 

1  ’  50 

4' 50 

I  17  07 

70  . 

|  95 

3  50 

|  1  00 

|  4  00 

|  23  75 

*  Boiston  set  off. 


424 


CIRCUITS,  STATIONS  AND  MISSIONS. 


NORTH  EAST  HARBOUR. 

So  named  from  a  harbour  in  Shelburne  County,  Nova  Scotia. 


Year 

Names  of  Ministers. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Funds. 

Conting. 

Educa. 

Sup.  M. 

Miss’y. 

1862 

63 

64 

65 

66 

67 

68 

69 

70 

71 

72 

73 

74 

Charles  W.  T.  Dutcher . 

Fletcher  H.  W.  Pickles . 

Fletcher  H.  W.  Pickles . 

Thomas  D.  Hart . 

Thomas  D.  Hart . 

Thomas  D.  Hart . 

Robert  H.  Taylor . 

Robert  H.  Taylor . 

Robert  H.  Taylor . 

Wilson  W.  Lodge . 

Wilson  W.  Lodge . 

Wilson  W.  Lodge . 

Nova  Scotia  Conference . 

”80 

119 

120 

75 

74 

93 

76 

81 

103 

78 

76 

75 

$4  00 

4  00 

7  50 
.  5  00 

4  25 

4  67 

7  05 

7  00 

7  00 

7  00 

5  00 

5  00 

$0  62 

1  00 

1  80 

1  39 

1  00 

1  00 

1  20 

1  50 

1  15 

1  20 

1  30 

0  84 

f  i  30 

1  75 

2  60 

4  71 

2  95 

2  02 

7  50 

8  00 

8  50 

6  00 

5  00 

5  00 

$15 '62 
20  37 
42  34 
85  99 
44  70 
35  37 
20  12 
32  80 
52  35 
28  57 
24  60 
24  60 

o. 


ONSLOW. 


A  small  village  in  the  County  of  Colchester,  Nova  Scotia. 


William  Ainley . 

....  | 

in 

2  38  | 

2  40  | 

2  70 

84  45 

P. 


1855 

56 

57 

58 

59 

60 
61 
62 

63 

64 

65 

66 

67 

68 

69 

70 

71 

72 

73 

74 


1855 

56 

57 

58 

59 

60 
61 
62 
63 


PARRSBORO’. 


A  town  on  Mines  Basin,  Cumberland  County,  Nova  Scotia. 


James  Buckley . 

James  Buckley . 

James  Buckley . 

Richard  Weddall,  James  Tweedy . 

Richard  Weddall,  James  Tweedy . 

John  L.  Sponagle,  Christopher  S.  Lane 

John  L.  Sponagle,  Job  Shenton . 

William  Ryan,  Job  Shenton . 

John  Read,  Elias  Slackford . 

John  Read,  Elias  Slackford . 

John  Read,  Wesley  C.  Colpitts _ ... 

Robert  Tweedy,  David  W.  Le  Lacheur 
Robert  Tweedy,  Robert  O’B.  Johnson.. 

Robert  Tweedy,  Robert  O’B.  Johnson.. 

William  Alcorn,  Joseph  Seller . 

William  Alcorn,  William  J.  Fraser.. . . 

William  Alcorn,  John  F.  Betts . 

David  B.  Scott,  John  F.  Betts . 

D.  B.  Scott,  J.  F.  Betts,  Wm.  F.  Penny, B. A. 
Nova  Scotia  Conference . 


135 

• 

.  . 

• 

. . 

. 

. . 

182 

12 

02 

. 

. , 

. .  • 

237 

5 

92 

3 

97 

5 

61 

162 

94 

296 

4 

00 

3 

32 

3 

97 

137 

32 

388 

8 

00 

2 

02 

5 

14 

174 

87 

369 

9 

07 

2 

20 

5 

20 

165 

83 

314 

9 

00 

Q 

O 

07 

7 

54 

117 

61 

333 

8 

00 

1 

36 

3 

57 

106 

47 

319 

8 

00 

1 

34 

4 

00 

86 

94 

345 

8 

00 

2 

50 

6 

00 

79 

20 

367 

10 

90 

2 

75 

7 

00 

124 

93 

430 

12 

50 

2 

50 

7 

25 

111 

14 

425 

12 

00 

1 

30 

4 

50 

139 

55 

107 

9 

00 

0 

75 

2 

46 

46 

54 

270 

10 

00 

1 

25 

9 

13 

83 

62 

229 

10 

00 

1 

30 

9 

13 

74 

70 

244 

10 

00 

2 

13 

6 

00 

37 

69 

240 

10 

00 

5 

00 

6 

00 

60 

00 

262 

10 

50 

4 

00 

6 

50 

64 

00 

317 

11 

00 

3 

00 

7 

00 

48 

45 

PETITE  REVIERE. 


A  village  on  Petite  River,  in  the  Co 
Henry  Pope . 

unty  of  Lunenburg,  Nova  Scotia 
152  . 

154 

1  75 

Charles  De  Wolfe,  M.A . 

150 

5  10 

0  90 

9  20 

Charles  De  Wolfe,  M.A . 

150 

3  10 

2  18 

2  25 

Charles  De  Wolfe,  M.A . 

129 

14  00 

3  12 

7  52 

John  S.  Addy . 

133 

10  50 

2  22 

6  70 

Joseph  Hart . 

130 

9  00 

3  08 

5  34 

George  Johnson .  . . 

150 

9  00 

2  07 

3  74 

George  Johnson . 

140 

9  00 

2  05 

3  75 

126  22 
135  43 
116  37 
128  30 
118  29 
102  25 
91  80 


EASTERN  BRITISH  AMERICA  CONFERENCE. 


425 


Year 

Names  of  Ministers. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Funds. 

Conting. 

Educa. 

Sup.  M. 

Miss’y. 

1864 

George  Johnson . 

132 

$3  00 

$2  44 

$3  32 

$101  08 

65  Christopher  Lockhart . 

120 

9  00 

2  40 

3  50 

89  27 

66  Christopher  Lockhart . 

169 

16  30 

2  74 

14  27 

112  37 

67 

John  J.  Teesdale . 

173 

24  41 

2  62 

16  15 

92  90 

68 

John  J.  Teesdale . 

154 

7  00 

1  75 

6  87 

96  90 

69 

John  J.  Teesdale . 

165 

7  00 

1  25 

6  25 

77  44 

70 

Samuel  W.  Sprague . 

173 

8  00 

1  75 

7  50 

89  37 

71 

Samuel  W.  Sprague . 

155 

8  45 

6  61 

8  50 

73  05 

72 

Samuel  W.  Sprague . • . 

140 

9  35 

6  74 

9  00 

77  07 

73 

Thomas  Rogers,  M.A . 

144 

9  54 

6  90 

9  63 

64  87 

74 

Nova  Scotia  Conference . 

273 

9  89 

8  00 

9  41 

52  52 

PICTOU. 

A  town  on  Northumberland.  Strait,  County  of  Pictou, 


Nova  Scotia. 


1868 

Leonard  Gaetz . . . 

69 

Leonard  Gaetz . 

37 

6 

00 

2 

00 

12  00 

70 

Leonard  Gaetz . 

55 

6 

00 

1 

00 

6  00 

71 

William  C.  Brown . 

63 

6 

00 

3 

83 

6  00 

72 

William  C.  Brown . 

57 

7 

00 

6 

50 

6  43 

73 

74 

58 

8 

00 

12 

50 

9  16 

Nova  Scotia  Conference . 

63 

8 

00 

13 

00 

10  00 

10  00 
20  60 
55  00 
42  60 
46  71 
40  00 


POINT  DE  BUTE. 

A  village  in  Westmoreland  County,  Province  of  New  Brunswick. 


1855  William  Smith . 

286 

.  .  .  . 

56  Thomas  H.  Davies . 

261 

10  49 

57  Thomas  H.  Davies . 

263 

17  07 

8  01 

15  57 

58  Thomas  H.  Davies,  Douglas  Chapman . 

396 

1?  <  0 

7  23 

14  00 

59  John  Snowball,  William  Perkin . . 

476 

16  00 

5  00 

12  00 

60  John  Snowball . 

330 

16  00 

4  09 

12  00 

61  Michael  Pickles . 

125 

11  00 

1  51 

5  76 

181 

10  00 

1  00 

4  14 

63  Charles  Stewart . 

82 

11  00 

1  60 

4  00 

64  Charles  Stewart . 

93 

12  00 

1  88 

8  00 

65  George  Butcher . 

86 

13  00 

2  63 

10  40 

66  Robert  Duncan . 

90 

13  00 

2  50 

10  25 

67  Robert  Duncan . 

163 

13  21 

2  55 

9  04 

68  William  Wilson . 

160 

13  69 

2  71 

10  08 

69  William  Wilson . 

143 

14  00 

1  90 

7  49 

70  Joseph  G.  Angwin. .  .* . . 

131 

2  73 

1  25 

71  Joseph  G.  Angwin." . 

121 

8  18 

3  43 

10  65 

72  Joseph  G.  Angwin . 

91 

8  26 

5  16 

10  28 

73  Douglas  Chapman . 

91 

8  26 

3  15 

10  00 

74  N.  B.  &  P.E.  I.  Conference . 

107 

8  30 

3  20 

8  02 

222  12 
155  26 
159  59 
168  10 
80  00 
63  46 
35  85 
71  88 
73  67 
76  23 
68  86 
66  22 
41  12 
18  58 
26  77 
29  76 
24  01 
24  82 


PORT  HAWKESBURY. 

A  town  on  the  Straits  of  Canso,  Island  of  Cape  Breton.  It  was  formerly  Ship  Harbour  Mission. 


1870  Alfred  E.  Le  Page . 

120 

5  50 

1  10 

3  55 

71  Alfred  E.  Le  Page .  . 

107 

5  50 

1  12 

4  25 

72  Fletcher  A.  Weldon . 

85 

6  00 

1  55 

4  26 

73  Fletcher  A.  Weldon . 

92 

6  00 

2  83 

4  24 

74  N.B.  &  P.  E.I.  Conference . 

94 

7  00 

3  00 

5  50 

PORT  LA  TOUR. 

A  Port  on  the  Atlantic  coast,  Shelburne  County,  Nova  Scotia. 

1870  R.  Barry  Mack . 

.... 

71  R-  Barry  Mack . 

187 

7  00 

1  50 

8  00 

72  Jonathan  R.  Borden . 

178 

9  00 

2  55 

9  00 

73  Jonathan  R.  Borden . 

174 

9  00 

2  60 

9  00 

74  Nova  Scotia  Conference . 

168 

5  30 

2  20 

5  40 

PORT  MOUTON. 

A  village  on  the  Atlantic  coast, 

Queen’s  County,  Nova  Scotia. 

1858  John  L.  Sponagle . 

.... 

.... 

59  John  W.  Howie . 

112 

1  34 

1  00 

5  00 

60  John  W.  Howie . 

140 

1  80 

1  68 

1  10 

61  John  W.  Howie . 

139 

1  80 

2  00 

3  03 

29  55 
34  07 
27  29 
27  79 

30  30 


98  47 
108  49 
57  46 
57  87 


46  27 
36  43 
26  35 


426 


CIRCUITS,  STATIONS  AND  MISSIONS. 


' 

No.  of 

Funds. 

Year 

Names  ol  Ministers. 

Members. 

Conting. 

Educa. 

Sup.  M. 

Miss’y. 

1 869 

118 

$1  80 

$1  89 

$2  55 

$17  05 

120 

2  50 

2  00 

2  60 

9  75 

64 

121 

2  50 

2  00 

2  60 

9  50 

121 

3  20 

2  05 

4  16 

12  98 

66 

TC.ohp.rt  Wasson  . 

161 

6  13 

2  82 

4  98 

55  62 

67  Robert  Wasson  . 

180 

192 

7  50 

2  93 

1  01 

1  00 

2  11 

36  00 
16  95 

69 

213 

3  00 

1  00 

2  50 

13  68 

70  Sfl.mnp.1  R.  Martin  . 

189 

3  50 

1  25 

3  00 

25  77 

71 

217 

4  00 

1  50 

4  10 

31  35 

72  Jesse  B.  Giles . 

187 

170 

4  00 

5  20 

3  16 

3  00 

4  15 

30  96 

74 

G  j  . 

Nova  Scotia  Conference . 

139 

5  20 

3  20 

4  15 

16  32 

POWNAL. 

A  town  in  the  Electoral  District  of  Queen’s,  Prince  Edward  Island. 


112 

56  George  S.  Milligan,  M.A . 

116 

1  70 

118 

3  42 

2  21 

3  22 

58  Alexander  M.  Des  Brisay . 

111 

2  48 

1  70 

2  67 

59  Roland  Morton . . . 

128 

8  02 

2  02 

4  85 

60  Roland  Morton . 

104 

4  25 

1  00 

■2  22  j 

61  Robert  Duncan . 

135 

3  15 

1  35 

1  90 

62  Robert  Duncan . 

132 

3  79 

1  83 

3  29 

63  William  Ryan . 

120 

2  70 

2  10 

3  89 

64  William  Ryan . 

126 

2  70 

2  10 

3  89 

65  William  Ryan . 

136 

3  00 

2  10 

3  36 

66  Frederick  W.  Moore . 

134 

4  00 

2  50 

4  00 

67  Frederick  W.  Moore . . 

no 

5  S3 

2  00 

3  33 

68  James  Burns  . 

154 

4  25 

1  08 

3  00 

69  Janies  Burns  . 

102 

11  50 

1  10 

3  65 

70  John  Winterbotham . 

112 

11  50 

1  10 

3  SO 

71  Wesley  W.  Colpitts . 

112 

11  50 

1  36 

10  69 

72  Wesley  W.  Colpitts . 

85 

19  30 

1  50 

10  20 

73  Wesley  W.  Colpitts . 

75 

11  50 

1  62 

6  84 

74  N.  B.  &  P.  E.  1.  Conference . 

89 

11  50 

1  75 

4  42 

57  23 
39  78 
53  34 
43  53 
90  26 
85  42 
80  26 
100  00 
89  25 
97  51 
96  45 
92  33 
41  13 
27  87 
63  90 
21  85 
15  95 
13  98 


PUGWASH. 


A  town  on  Northumberland  Strait,  in  the  County  of  Cumberland,  Nova  Scotia. 


1859  William  Ryan . 

.... 

* 

60  James  11.  Hart . 

103 

3  17 

’6  50 

1  38 

14  75 

61  John  J.  Teesdale . 

65 

3  17 

0  90 

2  60 

30  82 

62  1  . 

59 

2  50 

0  60 

1  25 

20  00 

to  V  United  with  Wallace. 

67  \ 

• 

68  John  J.  Colter . 

69  John  J.  Colter . 

184 

5  00 

1  52 

3  00 

45  81 

70  John  J.  Colter . 

200 

5  00 

1  50 

3  00 

30  00 

71  David  W.  Le  Lacheur  . 

175 

5  00 

2  00 

.  3  20 

37  85 

72  David  W.  Le  Lacheur  . 

176 

6  00 

2  50 

3  34 

32  76 

73  Robert  A.  Daniel . 

22S 

7  00 

2  50 

3  40 

31  53 

74  Nova  Scotia  Conference . 

193 

7  25 

2  60 

3  50 

32  92 

1855 

56 

57 

58 

59 

60 
61 
62 


RICHIBUCTO. 


A  city  in  the  County  of  Kent, 

Thomas  B.  Smith . . 

Thomas  B.  Smith . 

Duncan  D.  Currie . 

Duncan  D.  Currie . 

John  L.  Sponagle . 

Stephen  F.  Huestis . 

Douglas  Chapman . 

Douglas  Chapman . 


Province  of  New  Brunswick. 


125 

.... 

.....  i 

86 

13  07 

99 

14  00 

5  18 

8  95 

91 

7  02 

1  65 

3  02 

S4 

5  00 

1  80 

2  65 

70 

5  00 

2  04 

5  00 

77 

6  00 

1  90 

5  00 

109 

6  25 

2  00 

5  00 

40  00 
30  10 
19  34 
38  47 

41  05 
52  04 


EASTERN  BRITISH  AMERICA  CONFERENCE. 


427 


Funds. 


Y  ear 

Names  of  Ministers. 

Members. 

Conting. 

Educa. 

Sup.  M. 

Miss’y- 

1863 

82 

$5  00 

$1  50 

$4  00 

$41  72 

O  <  I  - 

64  John  Classic!  v . . 

78 

5  00 

1  75 

5  00 

46  81 

65 

81 

6  50 

2  50 

6  00 

49  70 

66 

77 

6  55 

4  12 

7  10 

45  75 

67  William  Tweedy . 

77 

76 

8  78 

7  75 

4  02 

2  00 

6  96 

5  25 

46  44 
39  46 

69 

4  10 

2  40 

5  17 

37  87 

70 

71 

72 

5  00 

2  50 

5  57 

42  38 

70 

5  50 

2  50 

6  00 

40  39 

72  Richard  We.ddall . . 

70 

5  50 

2  50 

6  00 

39  63 

73 

74. 

70 

6  00 

2  90 

6  36 

16  64 

82 

6  05 

2  25 

6  00 

29  14 

RIVER  J 

A  village  on  the  River  John,  Pictou  County,  Nova 

OHN. 
Scotia.  I 

t  was  formerly  part 

of  Truro 

Circuit. 

Kfi  A  Wan  der  R  Rlac.k  . . 

84 

7  20 

.... 

57 

113 

4  00 

4  10 

5  63 

117  68 

58 

161 

4  38 

3  25 

7  23 

67  78 

176 

4  80 

3  13 

7  30 

37  92 

175 

6  17 

1  40 

7  00 

54  50 

61 

WI,TUW1  niiijjj.li  j  )  5  ^  w - *  J . 

168 

5  17 

1  00 

3  00 

26  30 

62 

145 

5  25 

1  60 

2  75 

37  07 

63 

138 

5  50 

1  25 

3  75 

34  50 

64 

135 

5  75 

1  95 

6  00 

54  91 

65 

135 

5  75 

1  45 

4  75 

55  00 

66 

122 

7  00 

1  50 

3  75 

50  67 

67 

6K 

•  131 

7  00 

1  10 

2  00 

28  10 

100 

7  00 

1  20 

2  50 

29  14 

~  ■  •  — . . 

95 

5  75 

0  SO 

1  38 

15  87 

130 

5  50 

1  35 

3  96 

16  25 

71 

79 

138 

6  25 

2  50 

6  75 

57  10 

R  Ram  IVIaclr  .  ....  . 

137 

7  00 

3  19 

7  15 

51  49 

73  R  Rarrv  Mart  . 

164 

9  00 

3  50 

9  00 

65  70 

74 

Nova  Scotia  Conference . 

159 

9  00 

3  00 

9  00 

52  32 

1855 

56 

57 

58 

59 

60 
61 
62 

63 

64 

65 

66 

67 

68 

69 

70 

71 

72 

73 

74 


RIVER  PHILIP. 

A  village  oil  the  River  Philip,  Cumberland  County,  Nova  Scotia. 


Robert  E.  Crane . 

Robert  E.  Crane . 

Robert  E.  Crane . 

Robert  E.  Crane . 

Alexander  M.  Ues  Brisay . 
Alexander  M.  Hes  Brisay. 
Alexander  M.  Des  Brisay . 

John  L.  Sponagle . 

John  L.  Sponagle . 

John  L.  Sponagle . 

James  R.  Hart . 

James  R.  Hart . 

William  Wilson  . 

William  Tweedy . 

William  Tweedy . 

William  Tweedy . 

George  Harrison . 


George  Harrison . 

George  Harrison . 

Nova  Scotia  Conference . 


285 

191 

7  90 

185 

7  28 

2  57 

5  93 

122  18 

205 

7  14 

2  67 

13  62 

100  17 

179 

7  88 

2  47 

10  80 

124  53 

185 

6  42 

0  95 

3  00 

82  30 

208 

6  45 

1  12 

1  76 

79  53 

220 

5  87 

1  13 

1  25 

52  56 

198 

5  87 

1  20 

2  35 

64  93 

176 

6  77 

3  00 

4  00 

37  16 

168 

5  87 

2  05 

4  53 

62  40 

168 

7  00 

2  38 

4  63 

68  05 

226 

12  05 

2  34 

5  72 

57  90 

187 

6  00 

1  69 

6  54 

41  76 

175 

6  00 

1  50 

5  75 

46  00 

167 

5  60 

1  30 

5  30 

50  00 

197 

5  60 

2  00 

5  65 

65  55 

227 

6  50 

3  36 

5  65 

108  18 

213 

6  63 

3  19 

5  79 

61  33 

216 

6  73 

4  75 

8  67 

29  51 

s. 


SACKVILLE. 

A  town  in  Westmoreland  County,  Province  of  New  Brunswick. 

1855  William  Temple 
56  William  Temple 


200 

I  .... 

238 

44  87 

.... 

M.A.,  Henry  Holland. .  . 

180 

38  41 

7  80 

32  82 

327  14 


428 


CIRCUITS,  STATIONS  AND  MISSIONS. 


- - 

- - 

No.  of 

Funds. 

Year 

Names  of  Ministers. 

Members. 

Conting. 

Educa. 

Sup. 

M. 

Miss’y. 

1858 

59 

60 
61 

J.  R.  Narraway,  M.A.,  S.  Humphrey, 
J.  R.  Narraway,  M.A.,  S.  Humphrey, 
Charles  De  Wolfe,  M.A.,  Job  Shenton 
John  Snowhfl.il . 

B.A  .. 
B.A  . . 

230 

277 

265 

$13 

20 

20 

33 

00 

00 

$8 

6 

2 

12 

00 

92 

$27 

27 

25 

13 

40 

10 

$309  83 
247  30 
263  92 

200 

20 

00 

2 

12 

26 

40 

156  09 

150 

15 

00 

3 

01 

17 

37 

175  69 

63 

150 

15 

00 

2 

30 

13 

13 

147  10 

64 

130 

15 

00 

3 

25 

23 

55 

156  83 

65 

136 

15 

00 

2 

50 

13 

00 

123  35 

66 

135 

16 

00 

2 

50 

14 

19 

157  41 

67 

68 

135 

15 

50 

5 

00 

18 

89 

120  00 

164 

17 

02 

4 

21 

17 

79 

151  71 

69 

133 

18 

76 

3 

39 

20 

09 

143  85 

70  Elias  Rrett.le . . 

127 

18 

76 

2 

55 

15 

04 

119  64 

71 

Elias  Brettle . 

158 

18 

76 

18 

31 

14 

00 

147  32 

72 

73 

74 

142 

18 

20 

109 

40 

13 

50 

150  23 

Joseph  Hart . 

135 

18 

26 

65 

19 

12 

14 

130  75 

N.  B.  &  P.  E.  I.  Conference . 

151 

18 

27 

50 

65 

15 

87 

150  27 

SALISBURY  AND  ELGIN, 


Salisbury,  a  town  in  tlie  County  of  Westmoreland,  and  Elgin,  a  village  in  the  County  of  Albert, 

Province  of  New  Brunswick. 


1867  James  B.  Hemmeon  . 

68  George  Day . 

69  George  Day . 

70  . . 

71  . . 

72  George  W.  Fisher . 

73  George  W.  Fisher . 

74  N.  B.  &  P.  E.  I.  Conference. 


100 

5  00 

1  00 

.... 

i’io 

82 

5  00 

0  70 

0  70 

81 

5  00 

0  70 

0  70 

80 

2  56 

1  40 

86 

2  25 

2  40 

2  00 

90 

6  05 

2  50 

2  08 

122 

6  06 

7  20 

2  27 

11  20 
17  64 
8  17 
1  00 
4  53 
6  05 
11  15 


SAMBRO  AND  MARGARET’S  BAY. 


Two  villages  with  harbours  on  the  Atlantic  Coast,  in  the  Comity  of  Halifax,  Nova  Scotia. 


1859  Joseph  S.  Coffin . 

60  Robert  Wasson . 

61  Joseph  Sutcliffe . 

62  L.  Richmond  Smith  .  . . 

63  . . . . 

64  Joseph  B.  Hemmeon  .  .  . 

65  . . 

66  Frederick  Devitt . 

67  . . 

6S . . 

69  . . 

70  Jonathan  R.  Borden.  . .  . 

71  Jonathan  R.  Borden.  . . , 

72  Arthur  Hockin . 

73  Arthur  Hockin. . 

74  Nova  Scotia  Conference 


47 

10  37 

380 

4  68 

17  07 

98 

10  37 

0  90 

73 

2  39 

i  oo 

3  12 

75 

2  25 

1  25 

1  37 

60 

2  07 

1  89 

1  33 

38 ’47 

70 

2  20 

2  00 

1  50 

61  87 

50 

2  00 

2  00 

2  00 

48  40 

40 

.... 

23  IS 

40 

40 

100 

.... 

72 

1  40 

125 

.... 

8  51 

80 

1  20 

1  21 

1  37 

55 

64 

4  20 

3  01 

4  00 

3  15 

SHED  I  AC. 


A  village  on  Shediac  Bay,  in  the  County  of  Westmorland,  New  Brunswick.  Formerly  part  of 

Moncton  circuit. 


1861  George  B.  Payson . 

62  George  Butcher . 

63  1  . 

to  >  United  with  Dorchester. 

72  ) 

73  James  Elder . 

74  N.  B.  &  P.  E.  I.  Conference 


60 

67 


7  00 
7  00 


1  54 
1  50 


3  05  16  00 

4  00  27  50 


26 


SHEET  HARBOUR. 

A  small  village  at  the  mouth  of  East  River,  on  the  Atlantic  coast,  County  of  Halifax,  Nova  Scotia. 

1873  John  W.  Shepherdson . ,  ....  ,  ....  i  . . . .'  i  ....  i 

74  Nova  Scotia  Conference .  6  |  ....  |  ....  I 


EASTERN  BRITISH  AMERICA  CONFERENCE. 


429 


SHEFFIELD. 

A  village  in  the  Electoral  District  of  Sunbury,  Province  of  New  Brunswick. 


Year 


Names  of  Ministers. 


1855  George  Johnson . 

56  Henry  Daniel . 

57  Richard.  Knight,  D.I) . 

58  Richard  Knight,  D.D.. . 

59  Richard  Knight,  D.D . 

60  Richard  Weddall . 

61  Richard  Weddall . . 

62  Richard  Weddall,  Isaac  N.  Parker . 

63  James  Tweedy,  Thomas  J.  Deinstadt . 

64  James  Tweedy,  John  A.  Mosher . 

65  James  Tweedy . 

66  Job  Shenton . 

67  Job  Shenton . 

68  Job  Shenton . 

69  Robert  Wilson . 

70  Robert  Wilson . '■ 

71  Robert  Wilson . 

72  Frederick  W.  Harrison . 

73  Frederick  W.  Harrison . 

74  N.  B.  &  P.  E.  I.  Conference . 


No.  of 
Members. 

Funds. 

Conting. 

Educa. 

Sup.  M. 

Miss’y. 

57 

.... 

60 

*5  12 

.... 

68 

17  18 

*6  82 

$5  50 

$102  47 

90 

13  83 

2  50 

9  00 

93  83 

95 

10  55 

4  50 

10  89 

96  38 

100 

7  60 

.... 

5  90 

92  00 

85 

10  98 

1  10 

2  94 

118  55 

80 

8  50 

1  40 

5  05 

49  74 

95 

9  00 

2  64 

4  96 

47  88 

90 

9  00 

2  75 

5  00 

33  31 

87 

9  00 

1  75 

3  75 

42  66 

76 

10  10 

2  10 

5  15 

43  27 

79 

10  00 

2  20 

5  20 

31  81 

104 

10  20 

1  60 

5  10 

28  27 

140 

10  50 

2  50 

7  60 

37  72 

100 

10  50 

2  50 

7  60 

40  36 

100 

11  00 

3  25 

8  00 

32  07 

100 

11  00 

3  25 

8  00 

39  00 

68 

8  00 

3  18 

7  86 

24  35 

64 

8  00 

3  10 

8  00 

26  50 

SHELBURNE. 


'  Nova  Scotia. 


1855  John  L.  Sponagle . 

56  John  L.  Sponagle . 

57  Samuel  Avery . 

58  Robert  Tweedy . 

59  Robert  Tweedy . 

60  Robert  Tweedy . 

61  William  McKinnon,  R. 

62  Charles  De  Wolfe,  D.D. 

63  James  Burns . 

64  James  Burns . 

65  T.  Watson  Smith . 

66  T.  Watson  Smith . 

67  T.  Watson  Smith . 

68  Thomas  D.  Hart . 

69  Thomas  D.  Hart . 

70  Joseph  S.  Coffin . 

71  Joseph  S.  Coffiin . 

72  Joseph  S.  Coffin . 

73  Paul  Prestwood . 

74  Nova  Scotia  Conference. 


Mitchell  Smith . 


130 

140 

145 

260 

257 

263 

241 

231 

120 

107 

53 

92 

90 

92 

86 

90 

75 

84 

70 

77 


SHIP  HARBOUR, 


1857  Charles  Gaskin . I  •  •  ■  • 

58  Stephen  F.  Huestis .  'j 

59  Joseph  Sutcliffe . 

60  Joseph  Sutcliffe . .  ■ . 

61  John  Johnson . 

62  John  W.  Howie . 

63  John  AY.  Howie . ( 

64  John  W.  Howie . 

65  Elias  Slac-kford . 

66  Elias  Slackford . 

67  Elias  Slackford . ! 

68  JolmG.  Bigney .  ^ 

69  Alfred  E.  Le  Page . ; . I 

70  See  Port  Hawkesbury . 1 


66 

42 

57 

81 

62 

70 

70 

74 

78 


4  12 

6  98 

3  29 

6  91 

14  47 

2  91 

6  03 

16  88 

3  12 

14  24 

8  42 

3  45 

12  62 

10  34 

2  67 

10  27 

12  00 

2  00 

5  00 

9  00 

3  25 

5  00 

9  00 

1  25 

4  00 

5  50 

1  00 

3  00 

6  00 

2  12 

4  25 

8  65 

2  14 

1  87 

4  20 

1  90 

1  70 

2  27 

1  22 

2  52 

2  00 

1  00 

3  00 

3  75 

3  29 

5  00 

4  00 

7  50 

8  00 

4  30 

4  40 

5  60 

4  36 

1  60 

6  25 

ipe  Breton. 

2  20 

2  00 

5  20 

3  87 

0  40 

1  00 

2  47 

0  83 

1  07 

2  50 

0  50 

0  50 

1  00 

0  60 

0  91 

3  80 

0  70 

3  05 

2  82 

0  70 

2  61 

4  00 

1  00 

4  50 

5  75 

1  50 

5  35 

4  00 

1  00 

5  00 

5  00 

1  00 

3  70 

5  50 

1  10 

3  55 

69  00 
78  80 
98  90 
116  04 
108  45 

92  07 

93  30 
54  07 
24  36 

73  93 
57  87 
41  20 
50  34 
34  25 
34  50 

74  87 
19  50 
17  94 


16  25 
6  00 

8  30 

9  32 

17  58 
31  27 
42  60 
29  32 
26  87 
23  86 
29  55 


SHUBENECADIE. 


A  village  in 
1867  Joseph  Gaetz . 

68  Joseph  Gaetz . 

69  Joseph  Gaetz . 


.  "60 

0  52 

o' 75 

Too 

54 

1  50 

1  00 

1  49 

34  00 
37  75 


430 


CIRCUITS,  STATIONS  AND  MISSIONS. 


’  1 

No.  of 

Funds. 

Year 

Names  of  Ministers. 

Members. 

Conting. 

Educa. 

Sup.  M. 

Miss’y. 

1870 

71 

72 

73 

Robert  E.  Crane . 

57 

53 

$1  90 

4  79 

$1  25 

$3  30 

$40  45 

John  W.  Howie . 

5  96 

21  76 

John  W.  Hoivie . 

78 

77 

5  13 

0  81 

1  40 

19  00 

JohnW.  Howie . 

6  00 

0  93 

2  39 

26  83 

74 

Nova  Scotia  Conference . 

70 

6  00 

0  70 

2  07 

16  75 

SOURIS. 


A  village  in  King’s  County,  Prince  Edward  Island. 

1862  William  C.  Brown .  ....  ....  ....  .... 

63  Edwin  Evans . 

30  . 

34  1  00  1  00  1  15  12  00 

29  1  12  1  33  2  39  16  00 

28  . 

26  . 

26  .  . 

26  . |  . 

26  .  . 

20  .  . 

10  1  82  . .  . .  2  04  ■  . . . . 

12  4  11  1  00  2  50  6  37 

12  4  22  !  1  00  5  35  6  00 

64  Thomas  D.  Hart . 

65  .... 

66 

67 

68 

69  . . 

70  United  with  Murray  Harbour . 

71  Aquila  Lucas . 

72  Aquila  Lucas . 

73  John  C.  Berrie . 

74  N.  B.  &  P.  E.  I.  Conference . 

STELLARTON- 

A  village  in  the  County  of  Pictou,  Province  of  Nova  Scotia. 
1873  Arthur  D.  Morton,  M.  A .  .  ....  j  .... 


74  Nova  Scotia  Conference. 


38 


7  25 


4  00 


6  50  15  83 


SUMMERSIDE. 


1866  William  W.  Percival . 

67  Albert  S.  Des  Brisay . 

68  Albert  S.  Des  Brisay . 

69  Albert  S.  Des  Brisay . . 

70  Jotham  M.  Fulton . 

71  John  C.  Berrie . 

72  John  C.  Berrie . 

73  Waldron  W.  Brewer . 

74  N.  B.  &  P.  E.  I.  Conference. 


Prince  Edward 

Island. 

31 

1  00 

100 

1  25 

25  25 

80 

1  50 

1  37 

1  50 

23  72 

56 

7  00 

2  00 

7  00 

14  29 

57 

7  00 

2  25 

5  00 

15  20 

57 

7  34 

3  00 

6  60 

23  57 

50 

7  34 

4  05 

3  56 

25  29 

72 

7  00 

4  23 

5  72 

35  82 

90 

5  00 

3  50 

5  00 

28  03 

SUSSEX  VALE. 

.  A  town  in  the  Electoral  District  of  King’s,  New  Brunswick. 


1855  John  Prince . 

56  William  Allen,  James  Burns . 

57  William  Allen,  James  Tweedy . 

58  William  Allen,  William  Alcorn . 

59  Richard  Smith,  William  Alcorn . 

60  Richard  Smith,  Theophilus  S.  Richey . 

61  Richard  Smith,  Humphrey  P.  Cowperth waite 

62  Duncan  D.  Currie . 

63  Duncan  D.  Currie . 

64  Duncan  D.  Currie . 

65  George  B.  Payson . 

66  George  B.  Payson . 

67  George  B.  Paj^son . 

68  William  McCarty . 

69  William  McCarty . 

70  Christopher  Lockhart . 

71  Christopher  Lockhart,  Alfred  H.  Webb . 

72  Charles  W.  Dutcher,  Robert  A.  Daniel . 

73  Charles  W.  Dutcher,  Michael  G.  Campbell  . . 

74  N.  B.  &  P.  E.  I.  Conference . | 


380 

.... 

.... 

410 

9  00 

358 

9  07 

3  02 

6  10 

142  75 

395 

9  43 

2  22 

16  65 

146  43 

406 

9  82 

2  34 

16  47 

160  00 

260 

9  00 

3  00 

2S  00 

241  05 

275 

12  00 

3  67 

18  60 

159  43 

398 

12  00 

3  40 

16.  57 

116  65 

288 

12  00 

2  30 

16  75 

137  20 

480 

12  00 

2  20 

15  50 

127  49 

232 

7  50 

2  20 

14  50 

120  00 

215 

8  10 

2  45 

14  75 

82  52 

163 

16  00 

3  50 

18  50 

72  40 

171 

11  18 

3  75 

6  20 

62  80 

171 

11  18 

3  00 

6  00 

76  35 

180 

11  82 

3  18 

6  50 

62  82 

261 

13  14 

8  52 

12  65 

60  62 

235 

13  67 

7  50 

14  69 

75  65 

249 

13  70 

7  40 

13  00 

63  69 

217 

12  50 

5  00 

8  00 

57  55 

*  Grand  Lake' and  Canaan  set  off. 


EASTERN  BRITISH  AMERICA  CONFERENCE. 


431 


SYDNEY. 

The  capital  of  the  Island  of  Cape  Breton. 


Year 


Names  of  Ministers. 


1855  Joseph  H.  Starr . 

56  Joseph  H.  Starr . 

57  Frederick  W.  Moore . 

58  Frederick  W.  Moore,  Stephen  T.  Teed. 

59  Frederick  W.  Moore,  Stephen  T.  Teed. 

60  George  0.  Huestis,  James  A.  Richey  .  . 

61  George  0.  Huestis,  James  A.  Richey  . . 

62  George  0.  Huestis,  John  G.  Bigney.  . . 

63  Roland  Morton,  Cranswiek  Jost,  B.A.  . 

64  Roland  Morton,  George  Harrison . 

65  Roland  Morton,  Robert  H.  Taylor  .... 

66  Paul  Prestwood . 

67  Paul  Prestwood . 

68  See  Sydney  South . 


1873  William  Baines . 

74  Nova  Scotia  Conference . 


SYDNEY  SOUTH. 


1868  Paul  Prestwood . 

69  Jeremiah  V.  Jost . 

70  Jeremiah  V.  Jost . 

71  Jeremiah  Y.  Jost . 

72  William  Alcorn,  William  Tippett. 

73  William  Alcorn . 

74  Nova  Scotia  Conference . 


Funds. 


Members. 

Conting. 

Educa. 

Sup.  M. 

Miss’y. 

126 

130 

,|2  40 

.... 

109 

2  85 

$1  55 

$ 2  55 

$115  92 

257 

5  35 

1  55 

10  80 

131  71 

328 

6  18 

4  00 

15  30 

107  68 

312 

5  37 

1  SO 

6  00 

125  08 

215 

8  07 

2  12 

6  39 

67  46 

220 

8  35 

2  10 

6  12 

75  00 

225 

9  15 

2  30 

7  10 

139  89 

190 

9  15 

2  30 

7  10 

75  13 

186 

9  65 

2  70 

7  15 

61  90 

215 

12  00 

3  75 

6  50 

86  59 

52 

8  30 

2  00 

4  15 

129  90 

50 

8  00 

1  85 

4  50 

82  65 

NORTH. 

'  25 

4  00 

1  20 

2’80 

27  31 

50 

8 

00 

1 

85 

4 

50 

82 

65 

52 

7 

25 

2 

15 

5 

53 

107 

58 

58 

7 

25 

1 

60 

6 

00 

104 

80 

61 

7 

30 

2 

25 

6 

52 

109 

00 

68 

9 

00 

2 

30 

7 

00 

114 

81 

70 

10 

00 

3 

30 

7 

00 

86 

00 

42 

6 

00 

3 

00 

4 

20 

65 

85 

ST.  ANDREWS. 

A  village  in  the  Electoral  District  of  Charlotte,  New  Brunswick. 


1855  Arthur  NcNutt . 

56  George  Johnson . 

57  George  Johnson . 

58  George  Johnson . 

59  John  B.  Brownell . 

60  John  B.  Brownell . 

61  John  B.  Brownell . 

62  William  Smith . 

63  Frederick  W.  Moore . 

64  Frederick  W.  Moore . 

65  George  W.  Tuttle . 

66  Robert  Wilson . 

67  Robert  Wilson . 

68  Robert  Wilson . 

69  Charles  B.  Pitblado . 

70  Charles  B.  Pitblado . 

71  Charles  B.  Pitblado . 

72  Christopher  Lockhart . 

73  Christopher  Lockhart . 

74  N.  B.  &  P.  E.  I.  Conference. 


54 

* 

.  . 

• 

. . 

46 

10 

57 

• 

, . 

46 

2 

00 

6 

S4 

1 

20 

43 

2 

10 

i 

02 

1 

08 

45 

2 

20 

i 

07 

1 

50 

105 

9 

60 

2 

75 

6 

00 

73 

7 

60 

2 

34 

5 

37 

77 

7 

70 

1 

50 

5 

00 

66 

1 

29 

1 

70 

76 

6 

00 

i 

13 

4 

00 

91 

3 

23 

l 

06 

3 

07 

71 

1 

66 

2 

80 

50 

8 

50 

i 

25 

3 

00 

62 

5 

50 

i 

40 

3 

25 

52 

4 

50 

i 

40 

2 

75 

72 

5 

00 

l 

50 

3 

00 

66 

5 

00 

i 

57 

3 

00 

66 

5 

00 

i 

60 

3 

00 

66 

6 

30 

2 

65 

6 

71 

47 

6 

40 

2 

40 

6 

87 

ST.  DAVID’S. 

nf  Charlotte,  Province  of  New  Brunswick. 


1856  Jeremiah  V.  Jost , 

57  Jeremiah  V.  Jost  . 

58  Jeremiah  V.  Jost 

59  William  Tweedy . . 

60  William  Tweedy.  . 

61  William  Wilson  . 


90 

5  88 

2  12 

2  52 

84 

6  94 

2  00 

6  02 

176 

6  50 

1  50 

6  00 

108 

6  10 

1  55 

5  10 

112 

6  05 

1  80 

5  35 

29  50 

30  72 
42  35 
65  65 
56  83 
65  75 

31  52 
65  09 
25  00 
34  67 
36  50 

39  00 

40  00 
52  47 
21  89 
30  00 
29  25 


37  25 
28  42 

19  43 
34  12 

20  12 


432 


CIRCUITS,  STATIONS  AND  MISSIONS. 


Year 

Names  of  Ministers. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Conting 

Fu> 

Educa. 

IDS. 

Sup.  M., 

Miss’y. 

1862 

George  B.  Payson . 

97 

$6  12 

$1  38 

$2  98 

$30  95 

63 

George  B.  Pavson  . 

86 

7  92 

1  13 

4  12 

16  48 

64 

George  B.  Payson  . 

139 

7  92 

1  20 

3  35 

19  20 

65 

Isaac  E.  Thurlow  . 

125 

7  48 

2  05 

3  60 

22  65 

66 

Isaac  E.  Thurlow  . 

117 

8  00 

2  40 

5  00 

40  09 

67 

John  L.  Sponagle . 

115 

13  03 

2  50 

5  30 

22  57 

68 

John  L.  Sponagle . 

101 

8  57 

4  50 

6  94 

70  59 

69 

Charles  W.  Butcher . . 

96 

8  58 

3  91 

7  15 

80  55 

70 

Charles  W.  Butcher . 

90 

8  99 

4  00 

7  53 

84  58 

71 

Charles  W.  Butcher . 

110 

8  99 

3  00 

7  85 

41  22 

72 

William  W.  Percival . 

97 

8  32 

3  00 

7  90 

31  83 

73 

William  W.  Percival . 

98 

8  00 

3  05 

6  00 

21  35 

74 

N.  B.  &  P.  E.  I.  Conference . 

99 

8  00 

3  00 

6  00 

30  00 

.ST.  JAMES. 


1869 

Supplied . - . . 

.... 

70 

Richard  W.  Weddall . 

34 

71 

William  Woods . j .  .  . 

51 

4  50 

2  70 

4  75 

72 

William  F.  Penny,  B.A . 

30 

.... 

73 

Hibbert  R.  Baker,  B.A . 

31 

0  50 

74 

N.  B.  &  P.  E.  1.  Conference . 

29 

0-50 

ST.  JOHN. 

The  records  of  Methodist  work  in  connection  with  this  city,  as  also  in  the  Province  ol  New  Brunswick, 
available  to  us,  begin  with  the  published  minutes  of  the  first  Conference  ol.  Eastern  British 
America,  held  in  1855,  hence  we  gladly  avail  ourselves  of  the  following  interesting  sketch  ol  the 
rise  and  progress  of  Methodism  in  St.  John,  taken  from  the  Wesleyan  of  Oct.  10th,  1879.  It  is 
from  the  pen  of  the  gifted  Editor,  the  Rev.  Duncan  D.  Currie. 

Among  the  loyalists  who,  on  the  18th  day  of  May,  in  the  year  1788,  landed  on  the  rugged  shore, 
where  now  is  the  Market  Slip  of  the  city  of  St.  John,  N.  B.,  there  was  a  New  Jersey  Methodist, 
whose  name  was  Stephen  Humbert.  Through  his  earnest  solicitations  several  Methodist  minis¬ 
ters  visited  the  growing  town  in  its  early  years.  The  first  residents  of  St.  John  were  chiefly 
adherents  of  the  Church  of  England.  Henry  Alline,  and  a  few  other  non-conformist  preachers, 
came,  tarried  a  brief  period,  held  services,  and  went  on  their  way.  On  the  24th  of  September, 
1791,  Rev.  Abraham  John  Bishop  arrived  at  St.  John.  On  the  first  Sunday  after  his  arrival  he 
preached.  On  the  first  Sabbath  in  October  (1791)  he  organized  a  class-meeting  in  a  house  owned 
by  a  Mr.  Kelly,  on  the  corner  of  Charlotte  and  Princess  Streets.  This  was  the  beginning  of 
Methodism  in  St.  John. 

In  November,  1791,  Rev.  William  Black,  then  stationed  in  Halifax,  visited  St.  John.  He 
desired  to  preach:  but  the  chief  magistrate,  sometimes  called  the  mayor,  threatened  him  with  im¬ 
prisonment  in  the  county  gaol,  if  he  should  thus  officiate,  without  first  obtaining  special  permis¬ 
sion  from  the  Governor  of  the  Province 

In  the  early  part  of  the  year  1792,  the  few  Methodists  of  the  town  purchased  a  building  on 
the  west  side  of  Germain  street,  between  Duke  and  Queen  Streets.  This  building  was  used  lor  a 
number  of  years  as  the  local  City  Hall,  and  Court  House.  In  this  building  the  services  of  the 
Church  of  England  were  held,  previous  to  rlie  completion  of  Trinity  Church  in  1791. 

The  erection  of  the  Germain  Street  Methodist  Church  was  attended  with  serious  difficulties. 
The  adherents  of  the  cause  were  few;  and  those  few  possessed  but  limited  financial  resources.  A 
site  was  secured  on  the  north-east  corner  of  Germain  and  Horsefield  Streets.  In  the  winter  of 
1807,  the  timber  for  the  frame  of  a  church  forty-two  feet  by  sixty  feet  was  placed  upon  the  ground. 
In  April  of  that  year  Rev.  Joshua  Marsden  held  an  open-air  service,  on  the  site,  standing  on  a 
small  rock  in  the  midst  of  the  frame  now  ready  to  be  raised.  His  text  was  :  “Upon  this  rock  1 
will  build  my  church,  and  the  gates  of  hell  shall  not  prevail  against  it.”  Some  of  the  towns¬ 
people  of  that  day  laughed  at  the  small  band  of  praying  Methodists,  for  having  attempted,  in 
that  enterprise,  to  do  what  many  thought  could  never  be  accomplished.  The  church  was  com¬ 
pleted  in  the  following  year  ;  and  on  Christmas  day,  1808,  it  was  dedicated.  The  Rev.  William 
Bennett  preached  the  sermon,  and  conducted  the  dedicatory  services.  This  was  the  second  place 
of  worship  built  in  St.  John.  The  old  Trinity  was  the  first.  The  old  St.  Andrew’s  Kirk  was  the 
third. 

The  Germain  street  Church  was  enlarged,  by  the  addition  to  its  length  of  twenty  feet  during 
the  incumbency  of  Rev.  Sampson  Busby,  in  1834.  The  school-room,  about  twenty-two  by 
eighty  feet,  was  built  at  the  same  time.  On  the  occasion  of  the  coronation  of  Queen  Victoria,  in 
1838,  this  school  room  was  the  largest  public  hall  for  social  or  secular  meetings  in  St.  John.  Oil 
the  (lay  of  the  coronation  of  Victoria  an  enthusiastic  meeting  was  held  there,  with  Judge  Parker 
in  the  chair.  Rev.  Stephen  Bamford  and  other  prominent  public  men  of  the  city  were  the- 
speakers  of  the  day. 

Eor  many  years  that  structure  was  the  oldest  Methodist  Church  in  the  Province.  Of  the 


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various  social  and  religious  influences  that  have  gone  out  from  the  venerable  sanctuary  it  is  not 
our  purpose,  with  but  a  single  exception,  now  to  speak. 

After  the  enlargement  of  the  building  in  1834,  and  during  the  incumbency  of  Rev.  Enoch 
,,,,  00(l’  w“?  was  appointed  to  St.  John  in  1836,  the.congregation  became  too  large  for  the  building 
The  question  of  the  erection  of  the  Centenary  Church  was  discussed.  Formidable  difficulties 
were  apparent.  A  board  of  trustees  was  appointed.  Mr.  Wood  was  the  leader  in  the  enterprise 
and  by  skilful  management  and  indomitable  perseverance  he  and  his  co-labourers  succeeded  in 
tneir  work.  Mr.  Wood  purchased  three  lots  of  land  for  the  Centenary  trustees.  He  paid  two 


thousand  dollars  for  the  three  lots.  Mr.  John  B.  Gaynor  paid  six  hundred  dollars  for  a  fourth 
lot  and  gave  the  lot  as  a  free  donation  for  the  purposes  of  the  church.  Those  four  lots  consti¬ 
tuted  the  site  oil  which  the  Centenary  Church  subsequently  was  built. 

In  August,  J839,  the  Centenary  Church  was  dedicated.  In  several  respects  it  proved  to  be 
an  eminently  successful  church  enterprise.  On  the  memorable  20th  of  June  1877  the  old  I  Vr 
mam  street  sanctuary  perished  in  the  devouring  flames,  and  during  the  succeeding  night  some 
nine  or  ten  hours  later,  the  Centenary  passed  away  in  the  fiery  storm. 

Previous  to  the  year  1809  there  had  been  no  regular  appointment  of  a  Methodist  minister  to 
St.  John  or  to  any  part  of  New  Brunswick.  In  the  English  minutes  of  1808  the  Province  of  Nova 
28 


434 


CIRCUITS,  STATIONS  AND  MISSIONS. 


Scotia  and  New  Brunswick  are  recognized 
and  1809  the  following  ministers  laboured 


as  one  Circuit  under  the  name  of  Liverpool.  Between  1791 
at  irregular  intervals  on  this  extensive  Circuit : 


William  Black. 
Duncan  McColl. 
William  Grandin. 


I  Joshua  Marsden. 

William  Bennett. 
I  James  Bulpitt. 


Janies  Mann. 
William  Jessup. 
William  Sutcliffe. 


And 

James  Knowlan. 


In  1809  St.  John  appears  in  the  English  Minutes  as  a  Circuit.  The  record  from  1809  to  1837  is 
as  follows  : — 


1 809  W illiarn  Black . .  2 
11  Steph.  Bamford..  2 
13  Jas.  Knowlan.. . .  2 
15  Wm.  Crosscombe  2 


1817  Steph.  Bamford..  2 
19  James  Priestley..  2 
21  Robert  Alder  ...  2 
23  James  Priestley. .  1 


1824  Robert  Alder. ...  1  1830  Albert  DesBnsay 
25  Rd.  Williams  .. .  3  31  Sampson  Busby. 

28  J no.  B.  Strong..  3|  32  Wm.  Smithson.. 

29  Enoch  Wood....  3'  34  Arthur  McNutt. 


2 

3 

V> 

3 


In  1838  the  Circuit  was  divided  by  making  Portland  a  separate  Circuit.  The  new  Circuit  was 
called  St.  John  North  (Portland.) 


Enoch  Wood  was  three! 
years  at  St.  John  South, 
Germain  St.,  1836-39  ;| 


three  years  at  St.  J  ohn 
North(  Portland),  1839- 
42  ;  and  four  years  at 


St.  John  South,  1842-1 
46. 

R.  Williams,  1839-41.  | 


Fred.  Smallwood,  1839-41 . 
Wm.  Temple,  1841-43. 


In  1842  another  division  was  made  by  the  erection  of  Carleton  into  a  separate  Circuit. 

George  Miller,  1843-46.  |  Ingham  Sutcliffe, 1846-9  |  Hen.  Daniel,  1846-49.  |  Richard  Knight,  1849-53 

In  1853  Janies  G.  Hennigar  was  placed  in  charge,  and  continued  for  three  years.  The  fol¬ 
lowing  is  the  record  since  that  date  as  gleaned  from  the  minutes  of  Conference. 


1.— ST.  JOHN  SOUTH. 


Year 


Names  of  Ministers. 


1855  J.  G.  Hennigar,  Wm.  T.  Cardy,  C.  Stewart.  . 

56  E.  Botterell,  T.  M.  Albrighton,  Chas.  Stewart 

57  E.  Botterell,  Tlios.  M.  Albrighton,  C.  Stewart 

58  E.  Botterell,  Wm.  Wilson,  T.  M.  Albrighton. 

59  John  McMurray,  Wm.  Wilson,  John  Lathern 

60  J.  McMurray,  W.  Wilson,  J.  R.  Narraway, MA 

61  J.  McMurray,  M.  Richey,  D.D.,  John  Lathern 

62  Matt.  Richey,  DD.,  Jas.  R.  Narraway,  M.A., 

Alexander  W.  Nicolson .  .... 

63  Matt.  Richey,  D.D.,  Jas.  R.  Narraway,  M.A., 

Alexander  W.  Nicolson . 

64  J.  S.  Addy,  J.  R.  Narraway,  M.A.,  J.  Brewster 

65  John  S.  Addy,  James  R.  Narraway,  M.A., 

John  L.  Sponagle . 

66  James  England,  John  S.  Addy,  J.  L.  Sponagle 

67  Circuit  Divided — Germain  Street,  Centenary, 

and  Exmouth  Street . 


2.- 


1855  William  Smithson . 

56  John  Snowball . 

57  John  Snowball . 

58  John  Snowball . 

59  James  England . 

60  James  England . 

61  John  Prince . 

62  John  Prince . 

63  Ingham  Sutcliffe . 

64  Ingham  Sutcliffe . 

65  Ingham  Sutcliffe . 

66  James  R.  Narraway,  M.A. 

67  James  R.  Narraway,  M.A 

68  See  St.  John,  Portland  . . . 


No.  of 

Funds. 

Members. 

Conting. 

Educa.  J 

Sup.  M.  | 

Miss’y. 

688 

.... 

683 

$104  95 

707 

121  72 

$22  00 

$146  15 

$667  68 

698 

110  22 

18  57 

128  97 

703  58 

688 

127  70 

34  45 

95  12 

741  82 

708 

112  23 

IS  70 

94  58 

738  83 

656 

100  00 

16  60 

83  20 

695  57 

663 

80  00 

16  00 

70  32 

672  00 

568 

80  00 

16  00 

70  00 

589  49 

543 

88  00 

16  00 

70  00 

640  72 

570 

81  00 

21  30 

59  04 

649  33 

566 

82  00 

22  29 

68  19 

673  14 

570 

121  39 

24  55 

67  11 

701  51 

N  NORTH. 

100 

.... 

110 

16  00 

.... 

.... 

97 

6  78 

3  40 

7  63 

170  28 

151 

9  22 

4  62 

10  70 

126  62 

176 

5  73 

5  00 

3  23 

121  25 

143 

10  00 

8  40 

8  70 

149  12 

142 

10  00 

9  80 

10  90 

181  17 

108 

10  00 

1  54 

12  96 

107  18 

117 

12  00 

1  50 

10  40 

139  82 

95 

12  00 

3  50 

16  00 

119  35 

88 

12  00 

3  50 

15  00 

106  73 

133 

13  00 

2  00 

15  30 

108  44 

152 

29  05 

2  00 

15  30 

117  92 

1  129 

13  26 

2  00 

15  30 

108  11 

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3.— ST.  JOHN  WEST. 


1  t 

Year  Names  of  Ministers. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Funds. 

Conting. 

Educa. 

Sup.  M. 

Miss’y. 

1855  Richard  Knight . 

306 

56  Richard  Knight,  D.D . 

140 

$15 

20 

57  Richard  Smith . 

122 

16 

00 

$i 

80 

*19  00 

*121 

60 

58  Richard  Smith . 

256 

7 

87 

2 

70 

12 

30 

90 

60 

59  Edmund  Botterell . 

318 

2 

30 

i 

00 

2 

80 

92 

03 

60  John  Lathern . 

239 

8 

00 

i 

00 

10 

12 

!  89 

65 

61  James  R.  Narraway,  M.A.,  Robert  Wilson.  . 

368 

10 

00 

i 

03 

10 

14 

!  81 

69 

62  Hezekiah  McKeown,  Robert  Taylor . 

278 

10 

00 

i 

00 

10 

00 

1  87 

35 

63  Hezekiah  McKeown,  Job  Shenton . 

235 

10 

00 

i 

60 

10 

00 

84 

02 

64  Hezekiah  McKeown . 

*  206 

10 

75 

2 

00 

11 

60 

j  56 

30 

65  George  O.  Huestis . 

125 

5 

50 

1 

50 

5 

50 

1  71 

25 

66  George  O.  Huestis . 

105 

8 

00 

2 

25 

6 

10 

70 

18 

67  William  W.  Perkins . 

101 

14 

00 

2 

00 

5 

80 

71 

39 

68  . 

140 

10 

00 

2 

30 

9 

26 

70 

79 

I.— ST.  JOHN— GERMAIN  STREET. 
See  St.  John  South. 


1867  Charles  Stewart . 

68  Charles  Stewart . 

69  Charles  Stewart . 

70  Henry  Pope . 

71  Henry  Pope,  President  of  Conference 

72  Henry  Pope . 

73  Howard  Sprague . 

74  N.  B.  &  P.  E.  I.  Conference . 


196 

44 

22 

13 

84 

31 

36 

204 

90 

184 

44 

54 

14 

02 

56 

46 

213 

02 

202 

45 

00 

15 

00 

69 

50 

305 

61 

192 

45 

00 

16 

78 

69 

50 

282 

10 

180 

45 

00 

36 

71 

69 

50 

283 

07 

173 

45 

00 

30 

32 

52 

52 

237 

65 

177 

45 

00 

31 

98 

120 

92 

244 

64 

II.— ST.  JOHN— CENTENARY. 


1867  James  England . 

68  John  Lathern . 

69  John  Lathern . 

70  John  Lathern . 

71  Duncan  D.  Currie . 

72  Duncan  D.  Currie . 

73  Henry  Pope . 

74  N.  B.  &  P.  E.  I.  Conference 


See  St.  John  South. 


194 

33 

57 

10 

00 

27 

95 

318 

87 

180 

33 

57 

10 

00 

31 

34 

416 

80 

205 

40 

00 

10 

00 

42 

50 

427 

70 

313 

45 

09 

38 

29 

46 

21 

459 

38 

222 

46 

10 

201 

49 

47 

03 

393 

06 

252 

46 

86 

39 

13 

37 

92 

360 

40 

242 

60 

00 

63 

83 

100 

00 

370 

00 

III.— ST.  JOHN— EXMOUTH  STREET. 
See  St.  John  South. 


1867  William  H.  Heartz . 

68  William  H.  Heartz . 

201 

20  00 

2  00 

12  59 

69  William  H.  Heartz . 

184 

20  00 

2  39 

15  89 

70  Thomas  J.  Deinstadt . 

176 

21  00 

3  68 

22  49 

71  Thomas  J.  Deinstadt . 

185 

21  00 

13  70 

22  50 

72  Thomas  J.  Deinstadt . 

175 

21  25 

20  49 

23  00 

73  Edwin  Evans . 

211 

21  50 

18  13 

23  50 

74  N.  B.  &  P.  E.  I.  Conference . 

188 

22  00 

17  52 

26  90 

121  16 
163  12 
234  31 
194  80 
110  25 
105  88 
94  83 


IV.—  ST.  JOHN— PORTLAND. 


1868  James  R.  Narraway^  M.A.  . 

69  Matthew  Richey,  D.D . 

70  Howard  Sprague,  M.A . 

71  Howard  Sprague,  M.  A  .  . . . 

72  Howard  Sprague,  M.A. ... . 

73  Robert  Duncan . 

74  N.  B.  &  P.  E.  I.  Conference 


See  St.  John  North. 


129 

13 

26 

2 

00 

15 

30 

117 

92 

125 

13 

26 

2 

00 

15 

30 

116 

43 

109 

14 

63 

6 

18 

18 

45 

119 

67 

91 

14 

65 

9 

82 

18 

45 

117 

96 

80 

14 

65 

16 

70 

17 

84 

102 

72 

111 

14 

85 

25 

58 

17 

88 

89 

00 

136 

12 

19 

21 

05 

18 

01 

80 

67 

Fairville  set  off. 


CIRCUITS,  STATIONS  AND  MISSIONS. 


43(1 


V.— ST.  JOHN— CARLETON. 


- '  "" 

No.  of 
Members. 

Funds. 

Year 

Names  of  Ministers. 

C  outing. 

Educa. 

Sup.  M. 

Miss’y. 

1868 

69 

140 

$10  00 

$2  30 

$9  26 

9  10 

9  75 

9  90 

9  90 
35  64 
10  00 

$70  79 
75  00 

115 

8  10 

2  00 

96 

9  00 

2  50 

87  yi 

70 

98 

9  64 

10  00 

OO 

71 

72 

73 

74 

104 

112 

9  71 
10  94 

5  03 

5  47 

8o  lo 
103  72 

N.  B.  &  P.  E.  1.  Conference . 

76 

10  37 

4  50 

bO  14 

VI— ST.  JOHN— CITY  MISSION. 


1869  William  Woods . 

70  William  Woods . 

71  William  Maggs . 

72  William  Maggs . 

73  William  Maggs . 

74  N.  B.  &  P.  K.  I.  Conference 


23 

30 

30 

65 

56 


1  50 

2  00 

2  00 


1  25 

2  25 

2  50 


1  14 

2  00 
2  12 
2  50 


5  09 


VII. — ST.  JOHN— ZION  CHURCH. 


1871  Ralph  Brecken,  BA . 

72  Ralph  Brecken,  B.A . 

73  Ralph  Brecken,  B.A . 

74  N  B.  &  R.  E.  I.  Conference. 


19 

3 

86 

2 

12  ,  2 

10 

20 

6 

40 

5 

40  5 

85 

2° 

4 

35 

12 

60  !  20 

30 

8  00 
8  00 
22  75 


A  small  village  and 

1855  William  Tweedy . 

56  George  B.  Payson . 

57  George  B.  Payson . 

58  Theophilus  S.  Richey  . . . 


>ay  on 


ST.  MARGARET’S  BAYT. 
south  west  corner  of  the  Province  of  Nova  Scotia. 


59  United  with  Sambro 


69 

. 

.  .  I 

71 

1 

75  ; 

87 

4 

70 

87 

1 

90 

86 

10 

37 

0  40 


2  53 


1  98 
17  26 


16  00 
29  95 
26  15 


ST.  STEPHEN’S. 


A  town  in  the  County  of  Charlotte,  Province  New  Brunswick. 


1855  Jeremiah  V.  Jost,  Chailes  Gaskin  . 

173 

171 

7 

47 

18 

17 

50 

69  35 

5b  John  l).  .Blow non . 

57 

10 

00 

7 

5/  John  Jl>.  . . 

57 

12 

43 

7 

25 

17 

72 

70  78 

08  John  -D.  . . . 

59  Hezekiah  McKoown . • . 

66 

70 

9 

9 

60 

60 

4 

2 

50 

75 

15 

6 

62 

00 

58  27 
65  65 

(jO  Jtiezelviah  lvn.  ivcu wii . •  • 

107 

11 

60 

3 

00 

7 

00 

68  50 

51  HezeKiah  lvicivcown . 

109 

11 

12 

2 

50 

7 

00 

64  20 

62  J&ooert  a.  leinjiic . 

93 

12 

59 

2 

00 

8 

45 

57  47 

do  liobeit  A.  i einjjie . 

177 

12 

39 

3 

42 

9 

14 

35  42 

64  JioDerx  A.  roinjjie  .. . 

134 

13 

79 

3 

07 

10 

06 

50  19 

129 

16 

00 

4 

55 

12 

73 

58  75 

66  AJexanaei  b  oicu  a . 

128 

30 

16 

6 

30 

13 

47 

147  73 

117 

17 

00 

6 

35 

14 

50 

156  65 

117 

17 

10 

6 

50 

14 

65 

157  40 

125 

18 

00 

5 

50 

15 

15 

135  51 

121 

13 

50 

5 

05 

10 

40 

61  20 

123 

14 

00 

5 

50 

10 

06 

63  55 

72  John  A.  ^larh.,  . . 

112 

17 

38 

5 

95 

17 

44 

75  80 

7o  John  A.  ^ldiK,  iva.xa.  .  . . 

74  N.  B.  &  P.  E.  I.  Conference . 

172 

18 

85 

19 

02 

20 

85 

68  27 

T. 


TOBIQUE. 

A  Mission  on  the  Fredericton  District,  Province  of  New  Brunswick 

1872  Supplied . 

73  Edwin  Turner . 

74  N  B.  &  P.  E.  I.  Conference . 


40 

42 


2  00 


1  30 


1  90 


10  15 


EASTERN  BRITISH  AMERICA  CONFERENCE. 


437 


TRURO. 

A  town  in  the  Comity  of  Colchester,  Province  of  Nova  Scotia. 


Year 

Names  of  Ministers. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Funds. 

Conting. 

Educa. 

Sup.  M. 

Miss’y. 

1855 

George  0.  Huestis . 

117 

»  •  •  • 

56 

George  0.  Huestis . 

126 

$4  60 

57 

John  Me  Murray,  Richard  Johnson . 

146 

10  93 

$2  48 

$6  12 

|146  41 

58 

John  Me  Murray,  William  Perkin . 

174 

11  00 

3  00 

8  70 

146  10 

59 

Thomas  H.  Davies . 

166 

11  30 

2  34 

9  00 

96  00 

60 

Thomas  H.  Davies . 

140 

10  43 

1  55 

8  00 

85  15 

61 

Thomas  Smith . 

130 

9  00 

2  00 

6  40 

68  94 

62 

Thomas  Smith . . 

130 

9  62 

*  2  25 

7  00 

123  00 

63 

Alexander  B.  Black . 

124 

9  65 

2  25 

7  00 

112  75 

64 

Alexander  B.  Black . ' . 

120 

10  09 

5  12 

9  01 

144  48 

65 

Alexander  B.  Black . 

130 

11  22 

6  07 

12  49 

158  14 

66 

Roland  Morton . 

137 

12  50 

7  51 

14  50 

199  14 

67 

Roland  Morton . 

115 

10  25 

5  90 

10  60 

119  69 

68 

Roland  Morton . 

106 

10  00 

1  60 

6  25 

109  50 

69 

John  Read . 

99 

8  50 

1  57 

5  25 

97  47 

70 

John  Read . 

202 

8  00 

4  00 

8  00 

155  60 

71 

John  Read . 

214 

9  00 

7  00 

10  00 

187  71 

72 

T  ,  ,  1  Wm.  H.  Ibhitson,  B.  A.,  ) 

Job  Shenton,  j  wiUiam  Ainl  ’y  j  •  • 

202 

10  00 

7  50 

10  25 

201  28 

73 

Job  Shenton . 

182 

10  17 

6  50 

10  12 

181  22 

74 

Nova  Scotia  Conference . 

114  1 

10  00 

5  30 

10  20 

104  27 

TRYON. 

A  village  in  the  County  of  Prince,  Prince  Edward  Island. 


1873  Humphrey  P.  Cowperthwaite,  M.A . 

1 

74  N.  B.  &  P.  E.  I.  Conference . 

280 

15  20 

5  60 

6  00  315  10 

UPHAM. 

A  town  in  King’s  County,  Province  of  New  Brunswick. 


1855  George  B.  Payson . 

.... 

1 

56  William  Alcorn . 

76 

2  45 

57  William  Alcorn . 

91 

4  79 

i  is 

1  73 

58  Henry  Holland . 

89 

3  70 

0  73 

3  33 

59  Henry  Holland . 

119 

4  00 

1  00 

4  90 

60  John  J.  Colter . 

122 

3  67 

0  80 

4  00 

38  80 

61  James  R.  Hart . . . 

110 

4  00 

1  10 

2  52 

54  00 

62  James  R.  Hart . 

112 

4  00 

1  25 

3  42 

52  87 

63  James  R.  Hart . 

102 

4  12 

1  19 

3  54 

45  76 

64  William  C.  Brown . 

105 

5  00 

1  74 

12  34 

37  32 

65  William  C.  Brown . . 

105 

5  00 

1  00 

1  50 

39  96 

66  William  C.  Brown . 

94 

5  50 

1  00 

3  94 

43  81 

67  Douglas  Chapman . 

102 

7  50 

1  25 

4  50 

37  89 

68  George  Harrison . 

111 

6  00 

2  00 

6  46 

49  90 

69  George  Harrison . 

99 

6  00 

3  77 

6  53 

23  23 

70  George  Harrison . 

106 

7  00 

3  26 

5  82 

53  11 

71  Joseph  B.  Hemmeon . 

102 

7  00 

5  36 

6  30 

57  99 

72  Joseph  B.  Hemmeon . 

130 

7  00 

2  60 

6  50 

68  87 

73  Samuel  Ackman . 

117 

7  00 

2  80 

6  60 

61  90 

74  See  Hampton,  N.  B.  &  P.  E.  I.  Conference.  . . 

122 

7  10 

2  85 

6  70 

25  44 

w. 


WALLACE. 


A  town  on  Northumberland  Strait,  Cumberland  County.  Nova  Scotia. 


1855  William  McCarty . 

. .  1  508 

....  1 

56  Robert  A.  Temple . 

451 

6  50 

.... 

57  Robert  A.  Temple,  Douglas  Chapman . 

.  . !  440 

7  14 

1  07 

8  46 

438 


CIRCUITS,  STATIONS  AND  MISSIONS. 


Year  Names  of  Ministers. 


1858  Robert  A.  Temple,  Fletcher  H.  W.  Pickles.. 

59  William  Allen . 

60  William  Allen . 

61  William  Allen,  John  S.  Allen . 

62  Robert  E.  Crane,  Humphrey  P.  Cowperthwaite 

63  Robert  E.  Crane,  John  A.  Clarke,  B.  A . 

64  Robert  E.  Crane,  Cranswick  Jost . 

65  George  Johnson,  Cranswick  Jost,  B.  A . 

66  George  Johnson,  Charles  H.  Paisley,  M.A. ..  . 

67  George  Johnson,  Charles  H.  Paisley,  M.A. ... 

68  T.  Watson  Smith . 

69  T.  Watson  Smith.  .  .  .7 . 

70  T.  Watson  Smith . . 

71  Robert  Wasson,  Thomas  H.  James . 

72  Robert  Wasson,  William  Harrison . 

73  Robert  Wasson,  William  Harrison . 

74  Nova  Scotia  Conference . 


No.  of 
Members. 

Funds. 

Conting. 

Educa. 

Sup.  M. 

Miss’y. 

564 

*10 

34 

*3 

83 

19 

63 

$86 

49 

497 

11 

52 

1 

97 

6 

25 

96 

62 

352 

9 

38 

1 

25 

4 

23 

56 

00 

390 

9 

57 

1 

27 

4 

23 

67 

67 

357 

9 

43 

0 

75 

3 

30 

58 

00 

443 

4 

79 

1 

50 

5 

37 

70 

00 

426 

5 

22 

1 

60 

8 

88 

90 

48 

503 

5 

45 

3 

00 

9 

24 

117 

02 

380 

8 

50 

2 

28 

3 

54 

107 

84 

320 

11 

00 

2 

30 

3 

10 

95 

20 

313 

7 

50 

2 

16 

2 

72 

90 

21 

266 

5 

50 

1 

20 

4 

02 

86 

77 

282 

5 

50 

1 

75 

5 

81 

80 

46 

279 

5 

63 

3 

50 

6 

30 

90 

97 

283 

8 

11 

3 

27 

6 

73 

90 

29 

260 

7 

74 

1 

10 

5 

79 

81 

70 

190 

8 

57 

1 

24 

9 

21 

60 

31 

WELSFORD. 

A  village  in  Queen’s  County,  Province  of  New  Brunswick. 

1873  Charles  W.  Dockrill . j  ....  !  ....  ....  ....  .... 

74  N.  B.  &  P.  E.  I.  Conference .  35  I  4  50  1  75  2  50  10  25 


WEST  CAPE. 


A  village  and  Cape  on  Egmont  Bay,  County  of  Prince,  Island  of  Prince  Edward. 


1859  Supplied . 

.... 

.... 

....  1 

60  William  C.  Brown . 

100 

61  William  C.  Brown . 

61 

2  00 

1  00 

i  oo 

62  Richard  Pratt . 

61 

1  00 

1  00 

2  00 

63  Richard  Pratt . 

70 

1  00 

1  00 

2  00 

64  R.  Mitchell  Smith . 

100 

1  00 

1  00 

65  Richard  Pratt . 

81 

0  60 

.... 

0  50 

60 

1  57 

67  Charles  W.  Dockrill . 

60 

....  i 

68  Charles  W.  Dockrill . 

31 

1  00 

i  oo 

1  00  1 

69  John  G.  Bigney . 

58 

3  10 

1  00 

1  15 

70  See  Alberton . 

51 

3  50 

1  00 

1  20 

15  00 
8  60 
7  96 


3  20 


5  25 
20  35 


WEYMOUTH. 


A  village  on  St.  Mary’s  Bay,  in  the  Electoral  District  of  Digby,  Province  of  Nova  Scotia. 


1868  Ezra  B.  Moore . 

69  Jotham  M.  Fulton,  M.A, 

70  Frederick  M.  Pickles. . . 

71  Levi  S.  Johnson . 

72  George  F.  Day . 

73  Eben  E.  England . 

7  4  Nova  Scotia  Conference. . 


Statistics  included  with  Digby  Circuit. 


54 

2 

50  I 

1  20  1 

2 

25 

50 

2 

10  1 

1  25 

1 

40 

23  84 
25  44 


WILMOT. 

* 

A  village  in  the  County  of  Annapolis,  Province  of  Nova  Scotia. 
1858  Samuel  W.  Avery . i  ....  1  ....  !  _ 


59  Samuel  W.  Avery . 

60  Alexander  B.  Black . 

.61  Alexander  B.  Black . 

62  Alexander  B.  Black . 

63  Richard  Weddall . 

64  Richard  Weddall . 

65  Richard  Weddall . 

66  George  M.  Barratt' . 

67  George  M.  Barratt . 

68  George  M.  Barratt . 

69  John  L.  Sponagle . 

70  John  L.  Sponagle . 

71  John  L.  Sponagle . 

72  Paul  Prestwood,  John  E.  Jubb . 

73  John  J.  Teasdale,  William  H.  Evans 

74  Nova  Scotia  Conference . 


178 

12 

50 

3 

98 

9 

79 

133 

75 

142 

10 

59 

1 

69 

4 

02 

125 

60 

207 

9 

67 

6 

00 

9 

67 

114 

20 

255 

12 

81 

4 

01 

13 

76 

154 

26 

244 

16 

85 

3 

00 

18 

37 

138 

12 

191 

10 

21 

1 

44 

vn 

78 

147 

03 

223 

10 

21 

2 

01 

12 

00 

92 

40 

247 

10 

21 

1 

13 

11 

78 

97 

40 

201 

10 

10 

1 

95 

8 

05 

99 

55 

182 

8 

50 

2 

00 

7 

50 

77 

05 

175 

6 

11 

2 

00 

8 

14 

84 

15 

174 

7 

63 

2 

89 

8 

20 

102 

73 

172 

7 

72 

3 

44 

7 

68 

100 

76 

180 

8 

26 

3 

92 

7 

94 

109 

36 

180 

8 

26 

3 

92 

7 

94 

150 

88 

274 

8 

25 

4 

00 

8 

10 

107 

50 

EASTERN  BRITISH  AMERICA  CONFERENCE. 


439 


WINDSOR. 

A  town  on  the  River  Avon,  County  of  Hants,  Province  of  Nova  Scotia. 


1 

ear  Names  of  Ministers. 

! 

No.  of 
Members. 

Conting. 

Fun 

Educa. 

DS. 

Sup.  M. 

Miss’y. 

855  Roland  Morton . 

107 

.... 

.... 

56  Roland  Morton . 

107 

$5  00 

57  Roland  Morton . 

117 

4  SO 

$1  80 

$4  00 

$277  41 

58  Charles  Stewart,  James  B.  Likely . . 

145 

4  00 

3  07 

5  00 

253  25 

59  Charles  Stewart,  James  B.  Likely . 

258 

33  90 

S  40 

37  12 

330  15 

60  Henry  Pope,  jr. .  Richard  Johnson . 

224 

34  50 

8  67 

37  38 

297  20 

61  Henry  Pope,  jr. ,  Richard  Johnson . 

229 

34  53 

5  28 

37  43 

299  37 

62  Henry  Pope,  jr.,  Richard  Johnson . 

204 

22  34 

5  00 

22  75 

265  07 

63  James  England,  Humphrey  P.  Cowperthwaite. 

200 

22  36 

5  00 

22  80 

208  19 

64  .Tames  England . 

194 

17  37 

5  50 

21  00 

235  28 

65  James  England . 

102 

12  00 

5  00 

15  55 

226  56 

66  Elias  Brettle . 

109 

12  00 

5  00 

16  00 

236  31 

67  Elias  Brettle . 

106 

24  25 

4  71 

16  03 

224  53 

68  Elias  Brettle . 

106 

18  14 

4  18 

15  90 

215  60 

69  Alexander  W.  Nicolson . 

105 

16  27 

4  13 

16  37 

184  27 

70  Alexander  W.  Nicolson . 

113 

17  00 

4  50 

21  75 

188  87 

71  Alexander  W.  Nicolson . 

138 

17  25 

7  20 

15  35 

176  10 

72  Albert  S.  Des  Brisay . 

117 

17  85 

7  25 

18  13 

205  15 

73  Albert  S.  Des  Brisay . 

137 

18  00 

8  37 

18  20 

215  90 

74  Nova  Scotia  Conference . 

120 

18  70 

8  50 

19  50 

217  03 

WOODSTOCK 

A  town  in  the  County  of  Carleton,  New  Brunswick. 


1855  William  Allen,  William  Alcorn . 

56  John  Prince,  John  Cassidy . 

57  John  Prince,  Wm.  C.  Brown,  Robt.  Wasson.. 

58  John  Prince,  R.  Wasson,  T.  Watson  Smith  .  . 

59  Robt.  A.  Temple,  D.  D.  Currie,  Robt.  Wasson 

60  R.  A.  Temple,  D.  D.  Currie,  David  B.  Scott.. 

61  Robt.  A.  Temple,  D.  D.  Currie,  S.  F.  Huestis 

JohnJ.  Colter . 

62  William  Wilson,  Joseph  G.  Angwin . 

63  William  Wilson . 

64  George  S.  Milligan,  M.A . 

65  George  S.  Milligan,  M.A . 

66  George.  S.  Milligan,  M.A . . . 

67  Alex.  W.  Nicolson,  William  H.  Burns . 

■68  Alex.  W.  Nicolson . 

69  John  McMurray . 

70  John  S.  Addy . 

71  John  S.  Addy . 

72  Hezekiah  McKeown . 

73  Hezekiah  McKeown . 

74  N.  B.  &  P.  E.  I.  Conference . 


303 

.  , 

275 

9 

85 

.  . 

302 

12 

40 

8 

30 

10 

09 

145 

70 

381 

8 

34 

4 

20 

12 

47 

121 

32 

423 

15 

60 

4 

20 

10 

00 

127 

95 

540 

18 

00 

3 

43 

12 

71 

162 

72 

531 

27 

00 

4 

00 

13 

00 

100 

08 

457 

17 

40 

1 

64 

13 

71 

102 

91 

81 

8 

50 

1 

69 

1 

08 

33 

30 

80 

8 

50 

1 

10 

1 

20 

34 

40 

117 

8 

50 

2 

60 

7 

69 

67 

49 

82 

9 

90 

3 

50 

8 

50 

69 

73 

72 

13 

84 

4 

00 

9 

04 

62 

59 

120 

9 

90 

4 

00 

9 

00 

61 

87 

32 

8 

80 

4 

35 

8 

21 

40 

50 

32 

8 

00 

4 

00 

8 

00 

40 

00 

41 

8 

00 

4 

35 

7 

00 

32 

46 

43 

8 

00 

4 

53 

6 

00 

41 

88 

42 

8 

50 

3 

00 

6 

36 

41 

02 

89 

8 

75 

3 

00 

7 

00 

40 

00 

Y. 


YARMOUTH. 

A  town  in  the  Electoral  District  of  Yarmouth,  Nova  Scotia. 


1855  Michael  Pickles . 

56  Michael  Pickles,  Charles  De  Wolfe,  M.A.  .  . . 

57  Michael  Pickles . 

58  James  England,  Thomas  B.  Smith . 

59  George  Johnson,  Theophilus  S.  Richey . 

60  Ingham  Sutcliffe,  James  B.  Likely . 

61  Ingham  Sutcliffe,  James  B.  Likely . 

62  Ingham  Sutcliffe,  Charles  B.  Pitblado . 

63  John  Prince,  William  C.  Brown . 

64  John  Prince,  James  R.  Hart . .  . 

65  See  Yarmouth  North  and  South 


115 

.... 

109 

9  83 

.... 

141 

9  85 

6  90 

21  30 

180  00 

177 

14  90 

5  57 

9  26 

150  69 

165 

14  07 

6  27 

10  34 

156  25 

158 

13  00 

4  00 

8  22 

134  25 

180 

13  18 

6  47 

17  40 

200  43 

167 

14  08 

4  00 

18  00 

243  84 

143 

14  08 

8  50 

14  00 

261  65 

146 

14  08 

4  30 

14  30 

228  05 

161 

14  49 

i  3  00 

14  60 

238  64 

440 


CIRCUITS,  STATIONS  AND  MISSIONS. 


YARMOUTH  NORTH. 


Year 


Names  of  Ministers. 


1865  William  W.  Perkins  . . . 

66  William  W.  Perkins  . . . 

67  Henry  Daniel . 

68  Joseph  Hart . 

69  Joseph  Hart . 

70  Joseph  Hart . 

71  John  Lathern . 

72  John  Lathern . 

73  Jabez  A.  Rogers . 

74  Nova  Scotia  Conference 


1865  John  Prince . 

66  James  G.  Hennigar . 

67  James  G.  Hennigar . 

68  James  G.  Hennigar 

69  Job  Shenton . 

70  Job  Shenton . 

71  Job  Shenton . 

72  John  L.  Sponagle . 

73  John  L.  Sponagle . 

74  Nova  Scotia  Conference 


No.  of 
Members. 

Funds. 

Coiiting. 

Educa. 

Sup.  M. 

Miss’y. 

183 

$15  66 

$3  60 

$14  73 

Iiii’ii 

111 

30  43 

4  48 

7  80 

105  12 

88 

16  00 

2  60 

15  50 

113  88 

83 

7  61 

3  00 

11  13 

119  90 

86 

7  87 

3  84 

11  25 

187  80 

97 

10  63 

5  75 

15  30 

109  95 

123 

11  00 

11  57 

15  60 

156  89 

137 

11  50 

11  76 

16  01) 

185  45 

124 

15  36 

12  32 

19  14 

207  59 

YARMOUTH  SOUTH. 


130 

15 

00 

3 

00 

10 

50 

116 

55 

130 

15 

00 

2 

00 

14 

82 

60 

60 

101 

10 

33 

1 

60 

9 

20 

65 

00 

87 

6 

80 

1 

30 

10 

00 

65 

00 

90 

7 

00 

2 

78 

9 

50 

221 

70 

100 

10 

20 

7 

75 

12 

50 

192 

75 

130 

13 

74 

9 

00 

17 

35 

238 

64 

111 

17 

47 

8 

00 

19 

77 

235 

10 

120 

18 

87 

10 

05 

23 

50 

251 

59 

1870  Thomas  Rogers,  M.A.  . 

71  Thomas  Rogers,  M.A.  . 

72  Thomas  Rogers,  M.A.  . 

73  John  M.  Pike . 

74  Nova  Scotia  Conference 


YARMOUTH  EAST. 


52 

275 

2  30 

4  20 

74 

2  75 

2  30 

4  21  ! 

86 

2  75 

2  00 

4  20  1 

90 

3  59 

2  15 

6  84 

7  20 
21  83 
15  67 
17  33 


I 


II. 

THE  WORK  IN  NEWFOUNDLAND. 

The  Island  of  Newfoundland  is  the  oldest  of  Britain’s  transatlantic  posses¬ 
sions.  To  Laurance  Coughlan  belongs  the  honour  of  being  the  first  to  proclaim 
the  story  of  the  Cross  to  the  scattered  settlers  of  this  sea  girt  Isle.  He  arrived 
there  in  the  year  1765,  and  at  once  commenced  those  earnest  labours  which 
were  owned  of  God  in  the  awakening  and  conversion  of  hundreds  of  souls- 
He  returned  to  England  in  1773,  and  until  the  arrival  of  John  McGeary  in 
1785  the  work  begun  by  Coughlan  was  sustained  and  carried  on  by  a  few 
devoted  local  preachers.  To  British  Methodism  belongs  the  honour  of  sending 
Missionaries  to  this  Island,  and  under  her  fostering  care  the  Methodism  of 
Newfoundland  became  a  grand  success.  In  1855  it  became  a  part  of  the  Con¬ 
ference  of  Eastern  British  America,  which  was  organized  that  year.  Prior  to 
1855  we  have  been  unable  to  obtain  a  record  of  its  devoted  labourers  and  their 
mission  work.  Our  pages,  therefore,  as  in  the  case  of  New  Brunswick  and 
Nova  Scotia,  only  give  what  data  we  have  been  able  to  glean  from  the  Minutes 
of  Conference  from  1855  to  1874. 


EASTERN  BRITISH  AMERICA  CONFERENCE. 


441 


B. 


BAY  OF  ISLANDS  and  BONNE  BAY. 

A  Mission  on  the  west  coast,  composed  of  several  small  islands. 


Year 

Names  of  Ministers. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Funds. 

Conting. 

Educa. 

Sup. 

M. 

Miss’y. 

1873 

Jabez  Hill . 

74 

See  Newfoundland  Conference . 

60 

$1  00 

BAY  ROBERTS. 

1875 

George  Boyd . 

1 

74 

Newfoundland  Conference . 

..  1 

•• 

•• 

BLACK  HEAD. 

1855 

John  vS.  Addy . . 

504 

56 

John  S.  Addy . 

510 

6 

07 

57 

Elias  Brettle . 

540 

5 

20 

$5  80 

$3  87 

$138 

00 

58 

Elias  Brettle . 

516 

5 

50 

8  80 

31 

20 

148 

87 

59 

Elias  Brettle . 

730 

9 

38 

10  35 

78 

27 

216 

20 

60 

John  S.  Peach . 

771 

12 

50 

11  10 

59 

70 

387 

92 

61 

JohnS.  Peach . 

619 

6 

10 

4  50 

48 

50 

210 

63 

62 

John  S.  Peach . 

530 

4 

05 

4  10 

9 

20 

152 

90 

63  John  S.  Peach . 

478 

8 

00 

4  40 

9 

00 

94 

31 

t)4 

John  S.  Peach . 

437 

8 

00 

4  00 

8 

00 

98 

20 

65 

J  ohn  W  aterhouse . 

338 

3 

20 

1  80 

4 

50 

69 

60 

66 

J ohn  Waterhouse . 

505 

6 

00 

ti  10 

23 

50 

116 

39 

67 

J  ohn  Waterhouse . 

480 

6 

00 

5  90 

22 

10 

100 

51 

68 

Charles  Comben . 

420 

6 

00 

6  15 

31 

18 

104 

13 

69 

Charles  Comben . 

405 

4 

10 

5  00 

24 

00 

84  45 

70 

George  Forsey . 

408 

5 

00 

5  00 

24 

50 

131 

40 

71 

George  Forsey . 

440 

5 

00 

5  00 

24 

00 

129 

02 

72  John  S.  Peach . 

390 

4 

00 

4  10 

22 

00 

185 

28 

73 

John  S.  Peach . •  ■ 

434 

4  00 

4  00 

18 

50 

165 

50 

74 

Newfoundland  Conference . 

421 

3 

00 

3  00 

15 

00 

182 

30 

BON  AVISTA. 

1855 

Thomas  Smith . 

229 

56 

Thomas  Smith . 

340 

6 

66 

.  . 

57 

Thomas  Harris . 

316 

14 

14 

3  00 

17 

92 

202 

00 

58 

Thomas  Harris,  William  E.  Shenstone . 

309 

13 

25 

4  03 

14 

40 

270 

80 

59 

Paul  Prestwood,  Thomas  Fox . 

342 

16 

40 

8  05 

13 

12 

218 

05 

60 

Paul  Prestwoc^i,  Thomas  Fox . 

271 

18 

00 

9  30 

16 

63 

219 

95 

61 

Paul  Prestwood,  Thomas  Fox . 

286 

9 

40 

4  60 

11 

78 

134 

90 

62  James  A.  Duke,  Jabez  Rogers . 

286 

9 

70 

4  20 

12  90 

135 

35 

63 

Charles  Comben,  Jabez  Rogers . 

340 

10 

00 

3  40 

8 

91 

124 

80 

64 

Charles  Comben,  John  Goodison . 

245 

10 

00 

4  10 

13 

30 

138 

26 

65 

Charles  Comben . 

317 

10 

00 

3  70 

10 

20 

41 

35 

66 

James  Dove . 

201 

6 

00 

3  80 

7 

00 

•87 

75 

67 

James  Hove . . 

196 

6 

00 

5  20 

8 

30 

67 

05 

68  James  Dove . 

187 

6 

00 

3  15 

4 

15 

75 

45 

69  John  S.  Phinney . 

172 

4 

20 

4  40 

5 

10 

58 

27 

70  John  S.  Phinney . 

178 

9 

50 

7  15 

12 

00 

120 

80 

71 

John  S.  Phinney . 

310 

9 

60 

7  25 

12 

10 

142 

57 

72  John  Goodison . 

320 

10 

65 

12  90 

14 

95 

135 

45 

73 

John  Goodison . 

294 

11 

05 

13  00 

15 

15 

175 

45 

74 

See  Newfoundland  Conference . 

290 

12 

60 

13  10 

17 

60 

175 

45 

BRIGUS. 

1855  John  S.  Phinney . 

118 

. 

.  .  . 

56  Samuel  W.  Sprague . 

121 

12 

00 

|  .... 

.  .  • 

57  Samuel  W.  Sprague . 

135 

15 

95 

6  00 

20 

15 

184 

34 

58  Thomas  Smith . 

157 

12 

70 

6  40 

20 

07 

170 

00 

59  Thomas  Smith . 

124 

16 

80 

6  40 

24 

34 

233 

68 

60  Thomas  Smith . 

120 

12 

00 

6  40 

18 

40 

241 

37 

442 


CIRCUITS,  STATIONS  AND  MISSIONS. 


Year 


Names  of  Ministers. 


1861  Thomas  Harris . 

62  Thomas  Harris . 

63  Thomas  Harris . 

64  Thomas  Harris . 

66  William  E.  Shenstone . 

66  William  E.  Shenstone . 

67  William  E.  Shenstone . 

68  John  Waterhouse . 

69  John  Waterhouse . 

70  John  Waterhouse . 

71  John  S.  Peach . 

72  Thomas  Harris . 

73  Thomas  Harris.. . 

74  See  Newfoundland  Conference 


1855  Elias  Brettle . 

56  Elias  Brettle . 

57  James  Dove . 

58  James  Dove . 

59  John  S.  Phinney . 

60  John  S.  Phinney . 

61  John  S.  Phinney . 

62  John  S.  Phinney . 

63  Samuel  T.  Teed . 

64  Samuel  T.  Teed . 

65  Samuel  T.  Teed . 

66  Thomas  Harris . 

67  Thomas  Harris. . . 

68  Thomas  Harris . 

69  James  A.  Duke . < . 

70  James  A.  Duke . 

71  James  A.  Duke . 

72  George  Forsey . 

73  George  Forsey . 

74  See  Newfoundland  Conference 


No.  of 

Funds. 

Members. 

Conting. 

Educa. 

Sup.  M. 

Miss’y. 

170 

$10  55 

$6  48 

$15  65 

$145  27 

144 

7  80 

5  08 

12  40 

172  85 

139 

11  00 

5  79 

9  92 

122  83 

136 

11  00 

5  50 

15  85 

157  98 

117 

11  00 

5  33 

12  35 

121  55 

117 

11  00 

6  50 

11  70 

131  35 

116 

11  00 

6  70 

12  65 

108  60 

117 

11  00 

5  80 

9  37 

109  57 

87 

9  26 

5  00 

9  12 

126  59 

98 

8  00 

5  40 

8  10 

122  51 

124 

9  90 

9  20 

17  50 

125  84 

104 

7  00 

9  00 

15  50 

112  85 

107 

7  00 

7  80 

15  50 

131  32 

101 

6  00 

5  52 

16  00 

122  34 

BURIN. 


160 

•  • 

. 

•  . 

150 

16 

12 

126 

23 

42 

6 

80 

8 

60 

79 

05 

167 

17 

23 

4 

45 

12 

20 

131 

75 

148 

12 

27 

4 

30 

10 

02 

105 

00 

161 

20 

32 

8 

63 

27 

25 

117 

72 

165 

14 

20 

8 

60 

18 

55 

141 

87 

169 

9 

85 

2 

20 

11 

70 

87 

17 

402 

11 

00 

4 

00 

14 

91 

148 

00 

381 

11 

00 

4 

00 

15 

00 

117 

83 

300 

11 

00 

4 

00 

15 

00 

179 

26 

270 

12 

00 

4 

00 

10 

00 

86 

90 

295 

6 

70 

3 

32 

7 

00 

74 

82 

260 

5 

00 

2 

00 

4 

60 

29 

85 

261 

3 

70 

2 

20 

3 

10 

31 

27 

154 

4 

00 

2 

30 

3 

60 

44 

36 

168 

3 

00 

2 

80 

3 

22 

23 

78 

171 

4 

00 

2 

60 

3 

60 

24 

00 

476 

4 

00 

2 

00 

5 

00 

52 

61 

422 

8 

33 

4 

38 

9 

45 

103 

53 

c. 


CARBONEAR. 


1855  William  E.  Shenstone  . 

418 

.... 

56  William  E.  Shenstone  . ’ 

418 

23  10 

57  William  E.  Shenstone  . 

303 

9  15 

17  80 

27  60 

58  Christopher  Lockhart,  James  A.  Duke,  John 
Waterhouse . 

335 

12  32 

22  14 

9 

27  73 

59  Christopher  Lockhart,  John  Waterhouse . 

696 

76  32 

22  40 

54  92 

60  Elias  Brettle,  William  S.  Shenstone . 

692 

76  08 

11  62 

78  73 

61  Elias  Brettle,  Thomas  D.  Hart  . 

734 

34  14 

13  94 

47  25 

62  Paul  Prestwood,  John  Goodison . 

636 

21  55 

11  63 

35  28 

63  John  Winterbotham,  John  Goodison . 

64  John  Winterbotham,  John  S.  Allen . 

572 

22  10 

9  40 

5  70 

51S 

28  60 

16  10 

30  70 

65  John  S.  Peach,  John  S.  Allen . 

484 

24  00 

17  52 

22  60 

66  John  S.  Peach,  Joseph  Todhunter . 

448 

21  00 

8  00 

19  00 

67  John  S.  Peach,  Thomas  Allen . 

491 

18  00 

6  50 

16  00 

68  Henry  L.  Cranford,  George  Forsey . 

451 

18  00 

11  00 

19  00  | 

69  John  Prince,  George  Forsey . 

70  Charles  Comben . 

445 

9  56 

9  00 

8  80 

466 

9  20 

4  30 

14  00 

71  Charles  Comben,  Joseph  Hale . 

445 

9  30 

5  70 

16  40 

72  Charles  Comben,  Joseph  Hale . 

436 

8  90 

6  20 

18  40  j 

73  James  Dove,  John  G.  Currie . 

545 

10  46 

12  00 

18  20  * 

74  See  Newfoundland  Conference . 

330 

14  00 

14  40 

23  00 

CATAI 

1865  John  Goodison . 

ANA. 

1 

66  Charles  Comben . .  . 

66 

4  00 

1  50 

2  00 

67  Charles  Ladner . 

60 

|  4  00 

1  70 

2  20 

160  95 
255  35 
281  15 
233  58 
230  33 
188  75 
248  35 
173  10 
199  25 
178  75 
171  43 
102  76 
149  51 
148  27 
192  20 
199  09 
205  50 


11  00 
13  15 


EASTERN  BRITISH  AMERICA  CONFERENCE. 


4  43 


Year i  Names  of  Ministers. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Funds. 

• 

Con  ting. 

Educa. 

Sup.  M. 

Miss'y. 

1868  Charles  Ladner . 

75 

$4  00 

$2  45 

$36  00 

69  Samuel  Ackman . 

60 

4  00 

$1  40 

1  90 

36  91 

70  Samuel  Ackman . 

66 

2  50 

1  50 

3  00 

32  25 

71  John  Reay  . 

85 

1  90 

1  10 

3  00 

42  57 

72  John  Reay  . 

97 

3  65 

2  40 

3  35 

60  60 

73  . 

90 

3  70 

2  00 

3  40 

35  78 

74  See  Newfoundland  Conference . 

59 

3  70 

2  00 

4  91 

45  00 

CHANNEL. 


1861  Joseph  Gaetz . 

.... 

62  Thomas  D.  Hart . 

25 

4  86 

2  00 

2  40 

27  60 

63  Thomas  D.  Hart . 

15 

7  00 

2  20 

4  71 

29  92 

64  Isaac  Howie . 

11 

4  70 

2  82 

2  80 

37  55 

65  Isaac  Howie . 

9 

4  00 

3  00 

3  40 

40  60 

66  . 

8 

3  20 

3  10 

3  15 

47  00 

67  . 

8 

3  95 

4  17 

3  42 

58  00 

68  ,|. 

34  50 

69  Included  in  Port  Au  Basque  Mission . 

.... 

.... 

80  00 

E. 


EXPLOITS. 


1859  James  A.  Duke . 

60  James  A.  Duke . 

61  James  A.  Duke . 

62  Alfred  W.  Turner . 

63  Alfred  W.  Turner . 

64  Jabez  A.  Rogers . 

65  Jabez  A.  Rogers . 

66  Henry  L.  Cranford . 

67  Henry  L.  Cranford . 

68  Thomas  Allen,  Francis  Scott . 

69  Francis  Scott . 

70  Charles  Pickles . 

71  Charles  Pickles . 

72  Frances  G.  Willey,  Charles  Myers 

73  Simeon  B.  Dunn . 

74  See  Newfoundland  Conference 


140 

13  28 

3  90 

14  85 

22  17 

120 

2  01 

1  66 

3  25 

10  60 

131 

1  80 

2  25 

28  26 

145 

2  10 

1  98 

3  20 

12  30 

160 

3  40 

3  05 

7  00 

118 

3  50 

3  00 

7  20 

4i  30 

102 

3  28 

2  90 

6  40 

22  80 

89 

3  00 

1  65 

4  40 

90 

2  00 

1  80 

4  00 

6  00 

60 

.... 

.... 

134 

2  50 

]  80 

4  20 

33  93 

182 

4  40 

4  00 

8  10 

56  60 

179 

9  50 

6  70 

15  50 

48  85 

167 

9  50 

5  07 

15  50 

87  38 

F. 


FLAT  ISLANDS. 


1873  Thomas  H.  James . 

74  See  Newfoundland  Conference. 


1862  Thomas  Fox. . .  . 

63  Thomas  Fox.. .  . 

64  Thomas  Fox.. . . 

65  Charles  Ladner . 

66  Charles  Ladner. 

67  George  Forsey. . 

68  Joseph  Pascoe.  . 

69  Joseph  Pascoe . . 


70  Joseph  Pascoe. 


71 

72 

73 

74 


1873 

74 


Isaac  Howie. 

William  Swann . 

See  Newfoundland  Conference. 


Charles  Mearing . 

See  Newfoundland  Conference. 


237 

2  22 

1  20 

3  70 

O. 

"40 

300 

2  87 

80 

1  00 

i’oo 

2  30 

50 

1  66 

0  73 

1  16 

35 

1  35 

0  60 

0  75 

90 

2  40 

1  00 

1  50 

58 

2  00 

1  40 

72 

1  00 

1  00 

1  00 

85 

3  00 

1  20 

2  00 

101 

1  00 

1  00 

2  00 

97 

1  25 

0  95 

1  50 

126 

1  00 

1  00 

1  00 

126 

3  00 

2  25 

3  25 

FORTUNE  BAY. 


7  08 


4  00 

4  00 
18  00 
22  60 
25  00 
29  00 
37  45 
47  52 
100  00 
116  47 


444 


CIRCUITS,  STATIONS  A^ND  MISSIONS. 


GRAND  BANK. 


Year 

Names  of  Ministers. 

No.  of 

Funds. 

Members. 

Conting. 

Educa. 

Sup.  M. 

Miss’y. 

1855 

John  S.  Peach . 

170 

.... 

.... 

56 

John  S.  Peach . 

100 

$12  00 

$140  70 

57 

Thomas  Gaetz . 

97 

12  00 

$6  83 

$8  80 

58 

Thomas  Gaetz . 

186 

25  82 

13  65 

13  65 

476  52 

■  59 

Thomas  Gaetz . 

198 

18  00 

6  00 

12  00 

327  22 

60 

John  Winterbotham . 

170 

14  00 

8  00 

12  00 

408  00 

61 

John  Winterbotham . 

178 

32  82 

4  75 

14  20 

449  35 

62 

John  Winterbotham . 

175 

18  56 

5  03 

7  90 

246  65 

63 

John  S.  Phinney .  .... 

143 

20  00 

4  60 

9  69 

235  03 

64 

John  S.  Pliinnev . 

244 

20  00 

7  00 

14  00 

344  55 

65  John  S.  Phinney . 

237 

16  00 

6  55 

14  16 

409  30 

66  Stephen  T.  Teed,  Thomas  Allen . 

278  . 

16  00 

8  00 

16  60 

381  85 

67  Stephen  T.  Teed . 

297 

20  00 

10  16 

20  00 

511  15 

68  Stephen  T.  Teed . 

237 

20  00 

6  50 

20  00 

353  75 

69 

John  Goodison . 

248 

12  00 

6  00 

16  00 

359  72 

70 

John  Goodison . 

242 

12  00 

6  00 

18  05 

417  00 

71 

John  Goodison . 

261 

11  00 

6  00 

18  05 

350  50 

72 

James  A.  Duke,  John  G.  Currie . 

220 

11  00 

6  00 

18  00 

352  15 

73 

James  A.  Duke,  Charles  Mearing . 

222 

7  70 

6  20 

11  30 

208  16 

74 

See  Newfoundland  Conference . 

203 

7  70 

5  00 

11  50 

203  91 

1855 

56 

GREEN 

. 

Paul  Prestwood . 

BAY. 

199 

240 

.... 

57 

Paul  Prestwood . 

270 

10  40 

2  00 

8  00 

92  34 

58 

Paul  Prestwood . 

265 

6  50 

6  30 

7  40 

122  37 

59 

See  Twillingate . 

285 

8  00 

4  45 

10  00 

144  72 

GREEN’S 

1862  John  S.  Allen . 

POND. 

63  John  S.  Allen . 

44 

4  00 

64  Joseph  Todhunter . 

56 

1  00 

4  00 

65  Joseph  Todhunter . 

86 

66  Isaac  Howie . 

57 

i  on 

8  55 

67  Isaac  Howie . 

116 

1  10 

1  30 

1  40 

6  00 

68  Isaac  Howie . 

92 

2  00 

1  40 

1  45 

6  00 

69 . . 

80 

1  20 

2  00 

1  50 

6  00 

70  Solomon  Matthews . 

80 

71  Solomon  Matthews . 

50 

N.  .  .  .  . 

■  72  Solomon  Matthews . . 

170 

0  69 

1  35 

1  00 

8  05 

7»* 

. . 

180 

2  00 

2  00 

1  60 

14  05 

74  See  Newfoundland  Conference . 

32 

2  50 

2  40 

3  10 

26  37 

H. 


HANT  S  HARBOUR, 


1855  Paul  Prestwood . 

56  . . 

57  Thomas  Fox . 

58  Adam  Nightingale .  . 

59  Charles  Comben . 

60  Charles  Comben . 

61  William  S.  Shenston,  Joseph  Paseoe, 

62  Joseph  Sutcliffe . 

63  Joseph  Sutcliffe . 

64  Henry  L.  Cranford . 


116 

... 

.... 

118 

.... 

.... 

114 

1  32 

6  62 

2  12 

60  20 

269 

2  23 

1  67 

2  60 

65  73 

132 

2  52 

2  00 

3  00 

67  25 

153 

2  80 

2  00 

3  20 

108  20 

145 

2  90 

2  35 

3  15 

108  88 

138 

.... 

87  43 

160 

4  00 

0  70 

1  00 

101  50 

186 

4  00 

1  00 

1  20 

109  10 

EASTERN  BRITISH  AMERICA  CONFERENCE. 


445 


Year  Names  of  Ministers. 

No.  of 
Members. 

F  UNI  us. 

Conting. 

Educa. 

Sup. 

M. 

Miss’y. 

1865  Henrv  L.  Cranford . 

183 

$50  80 

66  John  M.  Pike . 

156 

$1 

55 

$2 

15 

67 

86 

67  John  M.  Pike . 

206 

1 

60 

2 

00 

69 

55 

68  Thomas  Fox . 

167 

3 

20 

$1 

15 

2 

40 

64 

40 

69  Thomas  Fox . 

146 

0 

90 

1 

00 

1 

80 

36 

60 

70  Thomas  Fox . 

148 

1 

60 

1 

00 

1 

80 

54 

88 

71  Simeon  B.  Dunn . 

174 

1 

60 

1 

40 

1 

80 

59 

60 

72  Simeon  B.  Dunn . 

130 

73  Joseph  Hale . 

202 

2 

66 

i 

40 

2 

00 

66 

50 

74  See  Newfoundland  Conference . 

180 

o 

00 

l 

50 

2 

00 

66 

50 

HARBOUR 

GRACE. 

1855  . 

57 

56  John  S.  Phinney . 

47 

9 

83 

57  John  S.  Phiuney . 

107 

11 

32 

15 

62 

15 

67 

198 

50 

58  William  E.  Shenstone . 

160 

13 

07 

12 

50 

16 

30 

204 

92 

59  William  E.  Shenstone . 

140 

13 

50 

10  45 

23 

95 

215 

80 

60  Christopher  Lockhart . 

13S 

14 

15 

7 

18 

26 

23 

232 

78 

61  Christopher  Lockhart . 

162 

21 

78 

9 

53 

27 

73 

243 

75 

62  Elias  Brettle . 

152 

17 

95 

8 

48 

23 

28 

210 

68 

63  James  Dove . 

125 

17 

40 

9 

20 

14  50 

165 

25 

64  James  Dove . 

102 

16 

00 

9 

20 

13 

65 

205 

10 

65  James  Dove . 

97 

16 

00 

12 

75 

18 

75 

176 

35 

66  John  S.  Phinney . 

92 

14 

00 

12 

65 

17 

40 

218 

54 

67  John  S.  Phinney . >.  .  . 

233 

16 

00 

13 

75 

19 

00 

252 

13 

68  John  S.  Phinney . 

214 

16 

00 

9 

00 

19 

00 

244 

68 

69  Thomas  Harris . 

215 

12 

70 

9 

70 

22 

75 

9,9.4- 

47 

70  Thomas  Harris . 

179 

13 

90 

11 

00 

21 

52 

261 

42 

71  Thomas  Harris . 

161 

9 

07 

7 

45 

14 

55 

195 

58 

72  Charles  Ladner . 

149 

9 

65 

7 

20 

15 

00 

216 

44 

73  Charles  Ladner . 

200 

12 

00 

20  00 

18 

00 

263 

60 

74  See  Newfoundland  Conference . 

150 

12 

40 

13 

50 

19 

00 

264 

84 

I. 


1856  Charles  Comben . 

145 

.... 

57  John  S.  Peach . 

153 

4  00 

2  00 

3  10 

95  75 

58  J ohn  S.  Peach . 

409 

4  73 

3  30 

6  10 

227  52 

59  John  S.  Peach . 

107 

3  30 

4  10 

5  10 

86  00 

60  James  Dove . 

160 

5  00 

6  10 

9  00 

84  55 

61  James  Dove . 

158 

7  00 

7  35 

4  40 

64  40 

62  James  Dove . 

134 

3  13 

1  53 

4  80 

39  10 

63  William  Ewen  Shenstone . 

124 

6  00 

1  55 

5  00 

44  25 

64  William  Ewen  Shenstone . 

•  128 

6  00 

1  30 

4  00 

44  90 

65  Thomas  Fox . 

112 

2  60 

1  30 

3  20 

40  30 

66  Thomas  Fox . 

116 

5  00 

0  92 

2  40 

57  95 

67  Thomas  Fox . 

100 

2  50 

3  00 

32  05 

68  John  S.  Peach . 

92 

3  22 

0  SO 

3  00 

30  42 

69  John  S.  Peach . 

68 

1  00 

0  80 

1  25 

32  80 

70  John  S.  Peach . 

67 

1  00 

1  00 

1  00 

47  20 

71  Joseph  Pascoe . 

68 

1  25 

1  25 

1  50 

68  00 

72  Joseph  Pascoe . 

104 

2  00 

1  10 

5  20 

67  23 

73  . 

202 

12  70 

2  00 

7  00 

69  40 

74  See  Newfoundland  Conference . 

A 

224 

7  00 

3  00 

6  00 

80  00 

L. 


1859  Charles  Comben. 

60  Thomas  Fox. 

61  Thomas  Fox. 

62  John  Goodison. 


1863 

64 

65 

66 


LABRADOR. 

John  Goodison.  1  1867  Thomas  Allen. 
John  S.  Allen.  68  George  Forsey. 


John  S.  Allen. 
Joseph  Todhunter. 


69  George  Forsey. 

70  Isaac  Howie. 


1871  Joseph  Hale. 

72  Joseph  Hale. 

73  John  G.  Currie. 

74  See  Nfd.  Conf. 


446 


CIRCUITS,  STATIONS  AND  MISSIONS. 


LITTLE  BAY  ISLANDS. 


— 

No.  of 

Funds. 

[Names  of  Ministers. 

Members. 

Con  ting.  I  Educa. 

Sup.  M. 

Miss’y. 

,  ,  ,  . 

261 

.... 

74  See  Newfoundland  Conference . 

420 

$i  oo  $1  oo 

$4  00 

$5  40 

M. 


MUSGRAVE  HARBOUR. 


1873  . . . . | 

74  See  Newfoundland  Conference . |  56 

MUSGRAVE  TOWN. 


1872  . . . . 

73  John  P.  Bowell . 

. ,  1.26 

.  107 

i  oo 

1  2  00 

! 

- ! - 

o. 


OLD  PERLICAN. 


1855  . . . . 

220 

.... 

56  Charles  Comben . . 

145 

.... 

57  Alexander  W.  Nicolson . 

.... 

.... 

58  Alexander  W.  Nicolson  . 

.... 

.... 

59  Alexander  W.  Nicolson  . 

260 

4  55 

3  70 

5  00 

246  15 

1  Thomas  Gaetz,  ) 

308 

4  80 

4  50 

5  20 

171  48 

{  John  Goodison,  \ 

61  John  Goodison . . . 

282 

4  80 

.... 

5  20 

96  58 

62  J  ohn  Waterhouse . 

274 

2  40 

2  00 

3  00 

114  80 

63  John  Waterhouse . 

280 

4  00 

2  10 

3  33 

77  91 

64  John  Waterhouse . 

310 

4  10 

3  10 

5  00 

102  00 

65  Thomas  Harris . 

333 

4  00 

.... 

4  40 

45  15 

66  James  A.  Duke . 

319 

4  00 

1  35 

3  10 

97  08 

67  James  A.  Duke . . . 

275 

4  00 

1  60 

1  00 

39  23 

68  James  A.  Duke . 

250 

4  00 

1  00 

1  00 

34  00 

69  Charles  Ladner . 

250 

1  00 

0  80 

1  25 

28  80 

70  Charles  Ladner . 

214 

2  00 

1  35 

2  30 

102  00 

71  Charles  Ladner . 

200 

2  25 

1  60 

3  10 

162  00 

72  Thomas  Fox . 

254 

2  00 

1  20 

2  50 

225  83 

73  Thomas  Fox . 

260 

2  05 

1  20 

3  05 

95  29 

74  See  Newfoundland  Conference . 

270 

3  08 

1  80 

4  50 

90  46 

P. 


PETITES. 


1859  . . 

60  Joseph  Gaetz . 

29 

11  15 

.... 

1  20 

61  Charles  Ladner . 

34 

10  67 

.... 

9  27 

62  Charles  Ladner . 

48 

2  80 

2  40 

3  60 

63  John  M.  Pike . t . 

59 

5  00 

3  00 

4  60 

64  John  M.  Pike . 

75 

5  50 

3  50 

4  80 

16  80 
10  00 
13  13 
25  50 
33  10 


EASTERN  BRITISH  AMERICA  CONFERENCE. 


447 


Year  Names  of  Ministers. 


1865  Joseph  Paseoe . 

66  Joseph  Paseoe . 

67  Joseph  Paseoe . 

68  John  Reay . 

69  John  Reay . 

70  . . 

7 1  John  G.  Carrie . 

72  . . . 

73  . . 

74  See  Newfoundland  Conference 


N.o.  of 
Members. 

Funds. 

Con  ting. 

Educa. 

Sup.  M. 

Miss’y. 

80 

$6  60 

$3  80 

$5  50 

$58  80 

59 

4  00 

2  00 

2  00 

55  95 

67 

4  50 

1  80 

5  00 

21  00 

75 

3  00 

1  00 

1  00 

28  68 

82 

2  40 

3  00 

3  60 

77  00 

82 

4  25 

6  0C 

7  80 

256  80 

PORT  AU  BASQUE. 


1870  John  Reay,  Francis  G.  Willey . 

71  Francis  G.  Willey . 

72  Charles  Pickles,  Jeremiah  Embree  . . . 

73  Charles  Pickles,  Jeremiah  Embree 

74  See  Petites,  Newfoundland  Conference 


PORT  HE 

1855  Adam  Nightingale . 

56  Adam  Nightingale . 

57  Adam  Nightingale . 

58  Thomas  Fox . 

59  James  Dove . 

60  William  E.  Shenstone . 

61  William  E.  Shenstone . 

62  William  E.  Shenstone . 

63  Joseph  Paseoe . 

64  Joseph  Paseoe . 

65  . . 

66  . . 

67  John  Reay  . 

68  John  M.  Pike . 

69  Isaac  Howie . 

70  Isaac  Howie . . 

71  Thomas  Fox . 

72  . . 

73  George  Boyd . 

74  See  Newfoundland  Conference . 


83 

8 

72 

7 

60  1 

8 

70 

170 

05 

75 

8 

60 

18 

80 

16 

00 

131 

24 

64 

8 

00 

8 

00  i 

10 

61 

109 

43 

38 

11 

81 

8 

35  ! 

13 

00 

108 

78 

GRAVE. 


74 

.... 

,  ,  , 

.... 

.... 

80 

•  •  • 

«... 

.... 

83 

1  87 

1  55 

3  30 

5i  35 

80 

5  25 

2  34 

3  30 

71  88 

80 

2  40 

3  00 

3  72 

71  22 

101 

4  83 

3  75 

8  12 

76  62 

63 

2  93 

1  90 

4  00 

38  08 

61 

2  50 

1  10 

4  00 

35  63 

66 

5  00 

0  50 

2  25 

35  25 

70 

4  00 

3  00 

5  00 

104  58 

60 

2  00 

73  30 

60 

.... 

44  10 

60 

6  00 

50  33 

69 

3  55 

0  50 

4  66 

46  68 

65 

2  20 

1  60 

5  25 

51  25 

65 

2  30 

1  50 

4  55 

31  00 

67 

1  40 

1  55 

2  80 

33  00 

62 

1  90 

2  40 

47  50 

66 

3  00 

2  00 

4  20 

80  00 

62 

2  00 

2  00 

4  00 

92  73 

s 


SHOAL  HARBOUR. 


1872 

73 

74 

I 

| 

110 

23 

35 

See  Newfoundland  Conference . 

125 

1  oo  1 

1  00  1 

1  50 

109 

25 

St.  JOHN’S. 


1855  Thomas  Augwin,  Samuel  W.  Sprague 

56  Robert  A.  Chesley,  James  Dove . 

57  Henry  Daniel,  Thomas  Smith . 

58  Henry  Daniel,  John  Winterbotham..  . 

59  Henry  Daniel,  John  Winterbotham..  . 

60  Edmund  Botterell,  John  Waterhouse 

61  Edmund  Botterell,  John  Waterhouse. 


301 

. 

,  , 

. 

,  , 

268 

76 

87 

.  , 

,  . 

313 

81 

32 

57 

00 

63 

00 

888 

53 

273 

88 

00 

45 

00 

80 

20 

432 

68 

300 

98 

47 

43 

10 

94 

00 

586 

00 

338 

98 

92 

34 

00 

98 

00 

496 

92 

307 

37 

70 

41 

40 

82 

62 

435 

73 

448 


CIRCUITS,  STATIONS  AND  MISSIONS. 


Year 


Names  of  Ministers. 


No.  of 
Members. 


1862  Edmund  Botterell,  Joseph  Pascoe . 

63  Paul  Prestwood,  Charles  Ladner . 

64  Paul  Prestwood,  A.  W.  Turner,  Joseph  Gaetz. 

65  Paul  Prestwood,  A.  W.  Turner,  Joseph  Gaetz. 

66  John  Prince,  Alfred  W.  Turner,  Joseph  Gaetz. 

67  John  Prince,  Chas.  Comben,  Samuel  Ackman. 

68  John  Prince,  Samuel  Ackman . 

69  James  Dove,  Stephen  T.  Teed . 

70  James  Dove,  Stephen  T.  Teed. . . 

71  James  Dove,  Stephen  T.  Teed . 

72  G.  S.  Milligan,  H.  L.  Cranford,  T.W.  Atkinson 

73  Geo.  S.  Milligan,  Joseph  Pascoe,  James  Nurse 

74  See  Newfoundland  Conference . 


280 

316 

552 

378 

338 

363 

360 

354 

312 

294 

331 

485 

555 


Conting. 

$52 

39 

52 

00 

52 

00 

49 

87 

52 

15 

53 

70 

54 

90 

55 

04 

63 

25 

61 

00 

63 

75 

74 

39 

80 

00 

'f'UNDS.. 


Educa. 


Sup. 


$28 

00 

$76 

28 

80 

62 

32 

68 

62 

29 

15 

49 

34 

73 

65 

36 

65 

71 

36 

70 

71 

36 

75 

72 

49 

00 

74 

45 

75 

68 

48 

00 

72 

69 

55 

104 

80 

00 

140 

M. 

Miss’ y. 

20 

$348 

85 

08 

423 

51 

25 

354 

18 

25 

326 

25 

80 

414 

96 

25 

468 

15 

45 

512 

23 

03 

559 

■74 

85 

716 

45 

60 

728 

35 

60 

789 

85 

95 

900 

20 

00 

831 

50 

T 


TRINITY. 


1860  Alfred  W.  Turner . 

61  Alfred  W.  Turner . 

62  Joseph  Gaetz . 

63  Joseph  Gaetz . 

64  Charles  Ladner . 

65  . . 

66  George  Forsey . 

67  - — . 

68  . . 

69  . . 

70  . . 

71  - - - •  •  . . 

72  United  with  Catalina . 

73  . . . 

74  See  Newfoundland  Conference 


62 

56 

90 
96 
95 

91 
116 
116 

59 

50 

40 


’  89 


1859  Thomas  Harris . 

60  Thomas  Harris. . . 

61  Charles  Comben . 

62  Charles  Comben . 

63  James  A.  Duke . 

64  James  A.  Duke . 

65  James  A.  Duke . 

66  John  Goodison . 

67  John  Goodison . 

68  John  Goodison . 

69  Henry  L.  Cranford . 

70  Henry  L.  Cranford . 

71  Henry  L.  Cranford . 

72  James  Dove . 

73  JohnReay . 

74  See  Newfoundland  Conference 


TWILLING  ATE. 

.  285 

.  375 

.  305 

.  449 

.  250 

.  245 

.  187 

.  190 

.  196 

.  196 

.  215 

.  236 


208 

200 

359 


2  23 
4  00 
4  00 
4  00 


8  00 

7  87  , 

4  25 

3  63 

8  50 
7  00 
6  00 
6  00 

7  00  I 

5  00  [ 

4  00  i 

4  15 

5  10 

6  15 
6  10 
6  15 


1  90 
1  50 
1  64 
1  40 


200 


4  45 

5  SO 
4  28 
4  13 
4  65 
4  00 
3  73 

3  15 

4  35 

3  15 

4  05 

2  75 

3  55 

4  10 
4  15 


2  11 
2  10 

3  15 
2  00 

4  00 
1  80 


2  02 


10  00 
8  03 

8  07 
6  05 

10  15 

11  40 
5  80 

5  80 

9  10 

3  80 

6  30 

7  15 

4  25 

7  10 

8  05 
8  10 


4  00 

4  00 
8  75 

5  15 
14  40 
16  37 


13  25 


144  72 
205  50 
136  92 
104  86 
193  40 
110  52 
85  35 
57  35 
83  30 
15  00 

32  70 

33  25 
47  05 
52  40 
59  50 
66  56 


w. 


WESTERN  SHORE. 


1857  Charles  Comben . 

_  I 

58  Charles  Comben . 

20  2  20 

59  . 

20 

60  United  with  Petites . 

20  1  11  15 

.... 

.... 

11  00 
11  00 
16  80 


LIST  OF  DISTRICTS 


INTO  WHICH  THE 

CONFERENCE  OF  EASTERN  BRITISH  AMERICA 

WAS  DIVIDED, 

WITH  THE  NAMES  OF  THEIR  CHAIRMEN  AND  FINANCIAL  SECRETARIES. 


^  The  number  of  Members  includes  those  on  trial  as  in  the  Canada  Wesleyan  Conference. 


ANNAPOLIS  DISTRICT. 


Year 


Chairman. 


1855  Michael  Pickles  . . 

56  Michael  Pickles . 

57  William  Wilson. . 

58  Thomas  Angwin. . 

59  Thomas  Angwin. . 

60  Thomas  Angwin. . 

61  Thomas  Angwin . . 

62  Thomas  H.  Davies 

63  Thomas  H.  Davies 

64  Thomas  H.  Davies 

65  Thomas  H.  Davies 

66  Henry  Daniel.  . 

67  John  S.  Acldy.  . 

68  John  S.  Addy.  . 

69  John  S.  Addy. . 

70  James  England. 

71  James  England. 

72  James  England. 

73  James  England. 

74  N.  S.  Conference, 


Finan.  Secretary. 


Fred.  Smallwood . 

James  Taylor . 

James  Taylor  .... 
James  Taylor  .... 
James  Taylor  .... 
James  Taylor  .... 
James  Taylor  .... 
James  Taylor .... 
James  Taylor  .... 
James  Taylor .... 
Stephen  F.  Huestis 
Stephen  F.  Huestis 
Stephen  F.  Huestis 
James  Taylor  .... 
James  Taylor  .... 
James  Taylor  .... 

Joseph  Hart . 

Joseph  Hart . 

Stephen  F.  Huestis 


Mem. 


1581 

1623 

1843 

1955 

2050 

2195 

1498 

1498 

1484 

1451 

1459 

1450 

1312 

1291 

1272 

1296 

1244 

1245 
1307 


1866  G.  S.  Milligan,  MA 

67  John  Lathern. .  . . 

68  Duncan  D.  Currie. 

69  John  McMurray . . 

70  Ingham  Sutcliffe.. 

71  Ingham  Sutcliffe.. 

72  Hez’h  McKeown... 

73  Hez’hMcKeown... 

74  N.B.&P.E.I.  Conf 


Finan.  Secretary. 


John  Lathern  .  .  . . 
A.  W.  Mcolson  . . 
A.  W.  Nicolson  . . 
Duncan  D.  Currie. 
Duncan  D.  Currie. 
Leonard  Gaetz.  . . . 
Leonard  Gaetz.  .  . . 
Leonard  Gaetz. .  . . 
erence . 


CARBONEAR  DISTRICT. 


1873  Thomas  Harris. . .  .  James  Dove . i  .... 

74  Nfd.  Conference. .  . 1  1856 

CHARLOTTETOWN  DISTRICT. 

1855  John  McMurray. .  William  McCarty.  2309 

56  John  McMurray ..  Joseph  H.  Starr..  2218 

57  John  McMurray.  .  Robt.  A.  Temple..  2212 

58  Truro  &  P.E.  I.  Dis  tricts . j  2292 


HALIFAX  DISTRICT 
1855  Thomas  H.  Davies 

56  Arthur  Me  Mutt. . 

57  Arthur  McNutt. . . 

58  Arthur  McNutt. . . 

59  C.  Churchill,  MA. 

60  C'.  Churchill,  MA. 

61  Jas.  G.  Hennigar.. 

62  William  Smithson 

63  William  Smithson 

64  William  Smithson 

65  John  McMurray . . 

66  John  McMurray .  . 

67  Mat.  Richey,  DD. 

68  Mat.  Richey,  DD., 

69  Jas.  G.  Hennigar.. 

70  H.  Pickard,  DD... 
jl  71  John  McMurray . . 

72  Jas.  G.  Hennigar.. 

I  73  John  McMurray.  . 

74  Nova  Scotia  Conf 


FREDERICTON  DISTRICT. 


1855  Charles  Churchill. 

56  William  Smith. .  . 

57  Rd.  Knight,  D.D. 

58  Rd.  Knight,  D.D. 

59  Rd.  Knight,  D.D. 

60  Robert  A.  Temple. 

61  Robert  A.  Temple, 

62  James  England.  .  . 

63  William  Wilson  .  . 

64  George  O.  Huestis 

65  G.  S.  Milligan,  M  A 

29' 


George  Johnson  . .  \ 

John  Prince . 

John  Prince . 

John  Prince . 

T.  M.  Albrighton. . 
Charles  Stewart  . . 
James  England. . . 
T.  Watson  Smith. 
T.  Watson  Smith. 
T.  Watson  Smith. 
John  Lathern .... 


1080 

1061 

1040 

1239 

1348 

1380 

1380 

1241 

1210 

1253 

1294 


1861  George  Johnson. .  . 

62  George  Johnson. . . 

63  George  Johnson. .  . 

64  George  Johnson.  .  . 

65  John  Prince . 

66  Jas.  G.  Hennigar.. 

67  Jas.  G,  Hennigar.. 

68  Jas.  G.  Hennigar.. 

69  Henry  Daniel.  .  .  . 

70  Sami.  W.  Sprague 

71  Sami.  W.  Sprague 

72  Sami.  W.  Sprague 

73  Richard  Smith 


Mem. 

1305  ' 

1243 

1254 

1236 

1243 

1341 

1342 
1326 
1466 


Roland  Morton.  . 

2297 

Roland  Morton. .  . 

2233 

Roland  Morton. 

2250 

Roland  Morton.  .  . 

2369 

Charles  Stewart.  .  . 

2422 

Joseph  Hart . 

2497 

Henry  Pope,  Jr.  . . 

2621 

Henry  Pope,  Jr.  .  . 

2286 

James  England. . . 

2233 

J ames  England.  . . 

2109 

James  Taylor . 

2052 

J  ames  Tavlor . 

2057 

James  Taylor . 

2068 

G.  S. Milligan,  M  A 

1971 

G.  S.  Milligan,  M  A 

1977 

A.  W .  IN  ieolson  . . 

2066 

A.  W .  N  ieolson  .  . 

2005 

A.  W.  Nicolson  . . 

2023 

C.  Jost,  M.A . 

2015 

erence . 

2095 

L  DISTRICT. 

Joseph  Hart . 

Joseph  Hart . 

1155 

Joseph  Hart . 

1102 

Joseph  Hart . 

1034 

Wm.  IV.  Perkins. 

992 

Duncan  D.  Currie. 

1067 

Duncan  D.  Currie. 

1073 

Joseph  Hart . 

1381 

Joseph  Hart . 

1432 

Joseph  Hart . 

1436 

John  Lathern  .... 

1495 

John  Lathern .... 

1538 

Joseph  Gaetz . 

1582 

erence . 

450 


DISTRICTS. 


Year 


1855 

56 

57 

58 

59 

60 
61 
62 

63 

64 

65 

66 

67 

68 

69 

70 

71 

72 

73 


NEWFOUNDLAND  DISTRICT. 


Fiiian.  Secretary. 

Sami.  W.  Sprague 
John  S.  Peach 
John  S.  Peacl 
John  S.  Peacl 
John  S.  Peach 
John  S.  Peach. 
John  S.  Peach. 
John  S.  Peach. 
Janies  Dove. 

James  Dove. 

James  Dove 
James  Dove. 
Janies  Dove. 

Janies  Duve. . 

I  James  Dove. . 
James  Dove., 
j James  Dove, . 

.  James  Dove. . 


I  Year 


Chairman. 


Thomas  Angwin.. 

Sami.  W.  Sprague 
Henry  Daniel .... 

Henry  Daniel .... 

Henry  Daniel .... 

Edmund  Botterell 
Edmund  Botterell 
Edmund  Botterell 
John  S.  Peach  . .  . 

John  S.  Peach.. .  . 

John  S.  Peach.. 

John  S.  Peach  . 

John  S.  Peach.. 

John  S.  Peach.. 

John  S.  Peach.. 

John  S.  Peach.. 

Thomas  Harris. 

Thomas  Harris. 

St.  John’s,  Nfd.  &Carbonear  Districts. 


PRINCE  EDWARD  ISLAND  DISTRICT. 


1858  Ingham  Sutcliffe.. 

59  Ingham  Sutcliffe  . 

60  Henry  Daniel .... 

61  Henry  Daniel.  .. 

62  Sam.  W.  Sprague. 

63  Sam.  W.  Sprague. 

64  Matt,  Richey, D.D 

65  Matt  Richey, D.D. 

66  Matt.  Richey, D.  D. 

67  Henry  Pope,  Jr. .  . 

68  Henry  Pope,  Jr. .  . 

69  Henry  Pope,  Jr. .  . 

70  G.  S. Milligan,  M.  A 

71  James  Taylor 

72  James  Taylor 

73  George  O.  Huestis 

74  SeeN.B.&P.E.  I. 


Henry  Pope,  jr. . . 
Henry  Pope,  jr. .  . 

John  Prince . 

Robert  Duncan. . 
Robert  Duncan . .  . 
Jeremiah  V.  Jost. . 

| Henry  Pope,  Jr.  . 
Henry  Pope,  Jr.  . 
Henry  Pope,  Jr. . 
Fred  W.  Moore.. 
J.  Winterbotliam. 
J.  Winterbotliam. 
J.  Winterbotham. 
Edwin  Evans  .... 
Edwin  Evans  .... 

| Duncan  D.  Currie, 
Conference . 


SACKVILLE  DISTRICT. 


1855 

56 

57 

58 

59 

60 
61 
62 

63 

64 

65 

66 


Eph.  Evans,  D.D 
Epli.  Evans,  D.D. 
Thomas  H.  Davies 
Thomas  II.  Davies 
H.  Pickard,  D.D. . 
II.  Pickard,  D.D.. 
John  Snowball.  .  . 
John  Snowball.. .  . 
Edmund  Botterell. 
Charles  Stewart . . 
Charles  Stewart  . . 
Ingham  Sutcliffe.. 


James  Taylor  .... 
William  McCarty. 
William  McCarty. 
William  McCarty. 
Jeremiah  V.  Jost.. 
Jeremiah  V.  Jost.. 
Jeremiah  V.  Jost.. 
A.  M.  Des  Brisay. 
A.  M.  Des  Brisay. 
A.  M.  Des  Brisay. 
George  Butcher. . . 
C.  Jost,  M.A . 


1867  Ingham  Sutcliffe. . 

68  Ingham  Sutcliffe. 

69  Elias  Brettle . 

70  Elias  Brettle . 

71  Elias  Brettle . 

72  Elias  Brettle . 

73  C.  Stewart, D.D. . 

74  SeeN.B.&P.E.  I. 


Finan.  Secretary. 


Robert 
Robert 
Robert 
Jos.  G. 
Jos.  G. 
Jos.  G. 
J  oseph 
Confere 


Duncan. . 
Duncan. . 
Duncan.  . 
Angwin  . 
Angwin  . 
Angwin. 

Halt . 

nee . 


Mem. 


ST.  JOHN  DISTRICT. 


1855 

56 

57 


Richard  Knight.  . 
Richard  Knight .  . 
Edmund  Botterell 
Edmund  Botterell 
John  McMurray .. 
John  McMurray.. 
John  McMurray 
Thomas  Angwin  .. 
M.  Richey,  D.D.  . 
Ingham  Sutcliffe.. 
Ingham  Sutcliffe.. 
Janies  England. .  . 
Janies  England . . . 
Alex.  B.  Black  . . 
M.  Richey,  D.D.. 
Henry  Pope,  Jr  . . 
Henry  Pope,  Jr  . . 
Henry  Pope,  Jr  . . 
Henry  Pope,  Jr 
See  N.B.  &  P.E.I. 


Edmund  Botterell 
Edmund  Botterell 
T.  M.  Albrighton. 
T.  M.  Albrighton. 
Edmund  Botterell 
James  England  .  . 

John  Prince . 

R.  Alder  Temple.. 
R.  Alder  Temple.. 
R,  Alder  Templa.. 
Geo.  O.  Huestis.. 
Geo.  O.  Huestis.  . 
Charles  Stewart  . . 
Charles  Stewart  . 
Charles  Stewart  .  . 
John  Lathem .... 
Duncan  D.  Currie 
Duncan  D.  Currie 
James  Taylor  .  . 
Conference . 


1551 

1574 

1601 

1676 

1726 

1619 

1647 

1801 


1809 
1911 
1823 
1808 
2028 
1833 
1885 
1885 
1760 
1820 
1894 
1924 
1876 
1884 
1894 
1832 
1854 
1 857 
1897 
1944 


ST.  JOHN’S  DISTRICT. 

1873  G.S. Milligan, M.A. .Joseph  Pascoe....; 
74  See  NewfoundlandIConference . 

TRURO  DISTRICT. 


John  McMurray. . 
Thomas  H.  Davies 
Thomas  H.  Davies 
Geo.  O.  Huestis. . 
Geo.  O.  Huestis.  . 
Alex.  B.  Black. .  . 
Alex.  B.  Black... 
Alex.  B.  Black.  .  . 
George  Johnson  .  . 
George  Johnson  .  . 
George  Johnson  .  . 
i  George  Johnson  .  . 
i  Roland  Morton . . . 

Jeremiah  V.  Jost. 
!  Jeremiah  V.  Jost . 
!  Elias  Brettle .... 

:  See  Nova  Scotia  C 


R.  Alder  Temple.. 
A.  M.  Des  Brisay. 
A.  M.  Des  Brisay. 
A.  M.  Des  Brisay. 
John  Cassidy  .... 
J  ohn  Cassidy  .... 
Jeremiah  V.  Jost . 
Jeremiah  V.  Jost. 
Jeremiah  V.  Jost. 
Jeremiah  V.  Jost. 
Jeremiah  V.  Jost. 
Jeremiah  Y.  Jost . 
Jeremiah  V.  Jost. 

John  Read . 

William  C.  Brown 
|  William  C.  Brown 
onference . 


2533 


1626 

1581 

1556 

1522 

1446 

1361 

1381 

1318 

1208 

1263 

1283 

1335 

1496 

1547 

1596 

1677 


PART  III. 


THE 

iHetijiuHst  ik’lu  Cimitmmt  (ffljurrlj 


O  1ST  A.  D  A  , 


1829  to  1874. 


THE 


JJtHljoiust  JItIit  (If  a  mic. Ho  it  (Kljiii'rSj 

IN 


CANADA, 


1829  to  1874. 


The  “Methodist  New  Connexion”  was  the  name;  given  to  the  first 
secession  from  the  Wesleyan  Methodist  Church  in  England  in  the  year  1797> 
under  the  leadership  of  Alexander  Kilham.  Their  Mission  in  Eastern  Canada 
was  begun  in  1834  or  1835. 

The  “Canadian  Wesleyan  Methodist  Church”  originated  in  1829, 
under  the  leadership  of  Henry  Ryan  and  James  Jackson,  who  seceded  from 
the  Canada  Methodist  Episcopal  Church.  In  the  year  1840  the  Methodist 
New  Connexion  Conference  in  England  sent  out  to  Canada  the  Rev.  John 
Addyman,  whose  special  mission  was  to  establish  a  Mission  in  Western  Canada. 
Through  his  instrumentality  a  union  was  formed  in  1841  between  the  Canadian 
Wesleyan  Church  and  the  New  Connexion  Church  of  Canada  East,  under  the 
name  of  the  “Canadian  Wesleyan  Methodist  New  Connexion  Church,”  and 
the  first  united  Conference  was  held  in  Cavan  in  June,  1842.  In  1843  the 

Union  was  further  enlarged  by  the  admission  of  the  “Protestant  Methodists” 

$ 

of  Eastern  Canada.  In  1864  the  words  “  Canadian  Wesleyan  ”  were,  by 
resolution  of  Conference,  dropped  from  the  name,  and  henceforth  it  was  called 
“  The  Methodist  New  Connexion  Church  in  Canada.” 


454 


CONFERENCES. 


I. 

SESSIONS  OF  CONFERENCE  AND  STATISTICS 


Before  the  Union  of  1841. 


Y  ear. 

Conferences. 

Numbers. 

Place. 

President. 

Secretary. 

Local 

Preachers. 

Ministers. 

Members. 

1835* 

Grantham . 

James  Jackson . . 

A.  K.  McKenzie. . .  . 

38 

21 

2,481 

1836 

(  Hamilton. .  ) 

Michael  Aikman . 

William  Jackson  . . . 

29 

23 

2,385 

1«37 

Moses  Blackstock . 

H.  R.  Smith . 

27 

16 

1,873 

1838 

Moses  Blackstock . 

James  Jackson . 

28 

16 

1,801 

1K3Q 

Robert  Earl . 

K.  Creighton . . 

27 

12 

1,831 

1*40 

Michael  Aikman . 

K.  Creighton . 

21 

12 

1,846 

1841 

Hamilton . 

Janies  Jackson . 

Michael  Aikman.. . . 

21 

17 

1,915 

*  Note. — We  have  been  unable  to  obtain  any  record  of  the  Conferences  from  1829  to  1834  ;  we 
are  therefore  necessitated  to  begin  with  1835. 


II. 

SESSIONS  OF  CONFERENCE. 

AFTER  THE  UNION  OF  1841. 


Y  ear. 

Place. 

1842 . 

Cavan . „ . 

1843 . 

Louth  . 

1844 . 

South  Crosby . 

1845 . 

N  orthport . 

1846 . 

Lake  Chapel  . 

1847 . 

Mallory  town  . 

1848 . 

Flamboro’,  East . 

1849 . 

Cavan  . 

1850 . 

Whitchurch . 

1851 . 

South  Crosby . 

1852 . 

Bethel — Welland . 

1853 . 

Toronto . 

1854 . 

Hamilton . 

1855 . 

London . 

1856 . 

Mallorytown . 

1857.. . 

Aurora . 

1858.. . 

Toronto . 

1859 . 

Northport . 

1860 . 

Copetown . 

1861 . 

London . 

1862.. . 

Millbrook . 

1863.. . 

Owen  Sound . 

1864 . 

Hamilton . 

1865 . 

Lynden . 

1866.. . 

Waterford . 

1867.. . 

Aurora . 

1868.. . 

London . 

1869.. . 

Waterdown . 

1870.. . 

Northport . 

1871.. . 

Owen  Sound . 

1872.. . 

Hespeler . 

1873 . 

Dunnville . 

1874 . 

Milton . 

John  Addyman . Thomas  T.  Howard 


President. 


Secretary. 


James  Bell 

Henry  0.  Crofts . 

John  Wilkinson.  .  .  . 

Janies  Brennan . 

Henry  0.  Crofts . 

James  Jackson . 

William  McClure  . .  . 

Henry  0.  Crofts . 

Henry  0.  Crofts . 

Joseph  H.  Robinson  . 
Thomas  T.  Howard. , 
Thomas  Goldsmith.  , 
William  McClure  . .  , 
Joseph  H.  Robinson 
Thomas  Goldsmith  . . 


Henry  0.  Crofts. 
Thomas  T.  Howard. 
John  Addyman. 

John  H.  Simpson. 
Thomas  T.  Howard. 
Thomas  Goldsmith. 
Thomas  T.  Howard. 
Robert  H.  Brett,  Esq. 
Nassau  C.  Gowan. 
James  C.  Watts. 
William  McClure. 
Michael  Aikman,  Esq. 
James  C.  Watts. 

John  H.  Simpson. 
Henry  Wilkinson. 
Janies  C.  Waits. 


William  McClure . 

Henry  Wilkinson . Thomas  Goldsmith. 

Thomas  Goldsmith . jJames  C.  Watts. 

Joseph  H.  Robinson . John  Histon. 


David  Savage . 

Janies  Caswell . 

David  D.  Rolston 
Joseph  H.  Robinson  . . 

William  Cocker . 

James  B.  Kershaw.  .  . . 
William  Cocker,  D.D. 
Joseph  H.  Robinson  . . 

James  McAlister . 

William  Cocker,  D.D. 
William  Williams.  .  .  . 
Samuel  B.  Gundy  . . . 
David  Savage . 


John  Leach. 

Samuel  B.  Gundy. 
George  Brown. 
William  Tindall. 
James  Shaw. 
William  Williams. 
Janies  C.  Seymour. 
James  Hill. 

George  Richardson. 
Robert  Wilkes,  Esq. 
John  Kay. 

Edwin  Holmes. 
Robert  Irwin,  Esq. 


METHODIST  NEW  CONNEXION. 


455 


III. 


TABULAR  STATEMENT  of  the  Number  of  Ministers  and  Probationers 
for  the  Ministry  ;  the  Number  of  Members,  and  the  Amounts  Con¬ 
tributed  for  the  Four  Chief  Connexional  Funds  of  the 

METHODIST  NEW  CONNEXION  CHURCH. 


Year. 

Ministers. 

Members 

On 

Trial. 

Ord. 

Total. 

On  Trial. 

Full. 

1842 

6 

14 

20 

2,484 

1843 

17 

15 

32 

4,060 

1844 

15 

19 

34 

3,300 

1845 

16 

21 

37 

3,460 

1846 

16 

25 

41 

3,201 

1847 

11 

27 

38 

3,374 

1848 

10 

33 

43 

202 

3,187 

1849 

10 

34  ■ 

44 

294 

3,461 

1850 

15 

33 

4S 

467 

3,706 

1851 

18 

36 

54 

327 

4,034 

1852 

17 

37 

50 

347 

4,149 

1853 

20 

40 

60 

356 

4,466 

1854 

16 

40 

56 

522 

4,562 

1855 

13 

40 

53 

354 

4,208 

1856 

19 

41 

60 

327 

4,428 

1857 

15 

45 

60 

407 

4,546 

1858 

26 

44 

70 

559 

5,149 

1859 

26 

48 

74 

596 

6,437 

1860 

26 

52 

80 

634 

6,984 

1861 

28 

59 

87 

443 

7,423 

1862 

33 

57 

90 

500 

7,501 

1863 

29 

66 

95 

573 

7,919 

1864 

25 

76 

100 

421 

8,028 

1865 

18 

87 

105 

462 

7,728 

1866 

18 

86 

104 

430 

7,786 

1867 

12 

98 

110 

348 

7,926 

1868. 

11 

96 

107 

342 

8,026 

1869 

15 

88 

103 

399 

8,187 

1870 

12 

86 

98 

344 

8,129 

1871 

16 

95 

111 

442 

7,988 

1872 

25 

92 

117 

321 

7,991 

1873 

27 

90 

117 

357 

7,661 

1874 

24 

98 

*  122 

275 

7,587 

Connexional  Funds. 


Total. 

Pater 

nal. 

Sup. 

M. 

Miss 

’y- 

Conting. 

2,484 

IS 

00 

$34 

00 

4,060 

21 

00 

43 

87 

3,300 

14 

20 

24 

62 

$773 

78 

3.460 

39 

67 

5 

22 

1,010 

65 

3,201 

46 

27 

5 

73 

992 

27 

3,374 

43 

95 

19 

00 

880 

15 

3,389 

93 

45 

53 

14 

1,208 

32 

3,  /  55 

95 

02 

100 

36 

1,552 

98 

4,173 

82 

52 

123 

35 

1,747 

55 

4,361 

94 

58 

142 

24 

1,965 

85 

4,496 

111 

58 

111 

86 

1,988 

07 

4,822 

135 

12 

363 

83 

2,529 

35 

5,084 

110 

15 

269 

55 

3605 

03 

4,562 

120 

25 

385 

10 

4,174 

48 

4,755 

147 

28 

801 

52 

4,914 

12 

4,953 

142 

06 

574 

93 

5,298 

86 

5,708 

124 

99 

544 

32 

4,269 

00 

7,033 

122 

09 

966 

73 

4,037 

12 

7,618 

149 

17 

676 

87 

4,823 

30 

$160 

39 

7,866 

145 

21 

840 

28 

5, 47  6 

54 

186 

05 

8,001 

144 

34 

702 

94 

5,428 

44 

159 

83 

8,492 

117 

69 

836 

95 

6,647 

01 

167 

90 

8,449 

122 

60 

678 

75 

7,110 

17 

133 

60 

8,190 

161 

12 

701 

88 

6,105 

77 

141 

31 

8,216 

184 

34 

953 

95 

7,910 

19 

179 

17 

8,274 

200 

11 

275 

32 

8,261 

55 

211 

10 

8,368 

216 

53 

328 

38 

8,872 

34 

229 

46 

8,586 

213 

50 

288 

95 

8,679 

83 

220 

78 

8,473 

348 

42 

294 

42 

8,226 

38 

204 

95 

8,450 

447 

91 

307 

03 

8,171 

19 

195 

09 

8,312 

385 

77 

305 

31 

8,352 

14 

210 

96 

8,018 

307 

13 

292 

32 

8,001 

43 

229 

08 

7,862 

351 

23 

319 

66 

7,727 

01 

235 

08 

*  Note. — Of  this  number  the  Rev.  J.  Medioraft  returned  to  England.  The  names  of  Isaac  Haney 
and  Trueman  Cole,  local  elders,  do  not  appear  in  the  Minutes  after  the  Union.  David  Smyth  and 
five  probationers  withdrew,  making  nine  to  be  deducted  from  122  given  as  the  total,  and  leaving  113 
ministers  and  preachers  who  entered  into  the  Uuion  of  1874. 


THE  NAMES  OF 


MINISTERS  &  PROBATIONERS  FOR  THE  MINISTRY 

WHO  HAVE  LABOURED  IN  CANADA 

IN  CONNECTION  WITH  THE 

JErtljobtst  Jfeto  (Kmutmon  Conference, 

From  1829  to  1874, 

CLASSIFIED  AND  ALPHABETICALLY  ABBANGED 

UNDER  THE  YEAR  IN  WHICH  THEIR  MINISTRY  BEGAN. 


Note. — The  figures  in  the  column  after  the  name  show  the  year  in  which  his  Ministry  in  Canada 
terminated,  the  letters  indicating  the  cause,  thus  : — 

D.  means  Died.  dp.  means  Dropped.  I  ex.  means  Expelled. 

loc.  “  Located.  w.  “  Withdrew.  |  eng.  “  Removed  to  England, 

u.  s.  means  Removed  to  United  States. 

A  blank  after  the  name  indicates  connection  with  the  Conference  at  the  time  of  the  Union  in  1874 


1800. 

1  Ryan,  Henry . D. 

1817. 

2  Jackson,  James . D. 

1824. 

3  Breakenridge,  David . LOC. 

1829. 

4  Shilton,  John . D. 

5  William,  James . n. 

1830. 

6  Culham,  John . w. 

7  McClure,  William . d. 

8  Reid,  John . . . d. 

9  Robinson,  Joseph  H . 

10  Seymour,  James . 

1831. 

11  Brennan,  James . D. 

12  West,  I.  N.  D . ex. 

1833. 

13  Haney,  Isaac . loc. 

14  Warren,  John  C . 


1832 

1834. 

15  Bell,  James . 

16  Cole,  Truman . 

17  Garry,  Robert . 

1851 

18  Wilkinson,  John . 

. I>. 

1834 

1835. 

19  Anderson,  Alexander . 

20  Arthur,  James . 

21  Bailey,  Edward . . 

22  Benson,  William . 

1855 

23  Blackstock,  Moses . 

1853 

24  Bloomfield,  Richard . 

25  Brittin,  Lewis . 

26  Brown,  Brinton  P . 

1841 

27  Buchner,  Shieler . 

1871 

28  Carroll,  William . 

. LOC. 

1868 

29  Cole,  Peter  B . 

30  Collard,  Daniel . 

31  Cope,  Conrad . 

32  Crea,  John . 

33  Crofts,  Henry  O . 

1866 

1839 

34  Crouter,  Abraham . 

35  Dimond,  Richard . 

i  36  Draper  John . 

37  Dunbar,  Matthew . 

. EX. 

38  Earl,  Robert . 

1838 

39  Erritt,  Isaac . 

40  Fennell,  Isaac . 

1838 

1874 


1840 

1835 
1847 
1838 
1840 
1840- 

1837 
1855 

1838 

1836 

1837 

1836 
1862 

1838 
1852 
1840 

1838 

1837 
1836 
1840 

1839 
1836 


METHODIST  NEW  CONNEXION  CONFERENCE. 


457 


1835. — Continued. 

41  Frazer,  Daniel . 

1836 

42  Green,  William . 

1835 

43  Hagar,  Lawrence . 

44  Hales,  James . 

LOC. 

1837 

1857 

45  Jackson,  William . 

.  .  11. 

1840 

46  Johnson,  Henry . 

1S38 

47  Laughead,  RobeTt . 

1836 

48  Marshall,  Ira . 

LOC. 

1838 

49  Martin,  William . 

1838 

50  Matthews,  Abraham . 

1838 

51  McKenzie,  A.  K . ■. 

LOC. 

1836 

52  Nash,  Benjamin . 

1836 

53  Nickerson,  Alexander . 

LOC. 

1838 

54  Nickerson,  David . 

LOC. 

1850 

55  Pert,  John . 

..B. 

1840 

56  Plum,  Harvey . 

.  ,D. 

1S47 

57  Sanderson,  John . 

1840 

58  Shaw,  William . . 

LOC. 

1837 

59  Sheldon,  Joseph . 

1858 

60  Smith,  H.  11 . 

.  w. 

1838 

61  Taylor,  Caleb . 

62  Taylor,  O . 

LOC. 

1836 

LOC. 

1836 

63  Turner,  John . 

LOC. 

1836 

64  Waldron,  Thomas . 

LOC. 

1838 

65  Whaley,  John . 

LOC. 

1S38 

66  Woolsey,  Joseph . 

.  .  D. 

1835 

Note. — Several  of  the  above  began 

their 

Ministry  prior  to  1835,  but  having -no  re- 

cord  of  the  Conferences  prior  to  this  date, 

and  finding  these  all,  members  of  the 

Con- 

ference  of  1835,  ive  have  placed 

them 

under  that  year. 

1836. 

67  Cocker,  William  D.  D . 

ENG. 

1872 

68  Cook,  William  M . .  .  . 

1837 

69  Creighton,  Kennedy . 

.  .  W. 

1841 

70  Sparham,  William . 

71  Trueman,  Moses . . 

LOC. 

1842 

LOC. 

1838 

72  Ward,  William  C . 

.  LOC. 

1837 

1837. 

73  Rump,  Thomas . 

1838. 

74  Anderson,  John . 

.  LOC. 

1839 

1839. 

75  Bettes,  Darius . 

. .  w. 

1842 

76  Howard,  Thomas  T . 

1855 

1840. 

77  Craig,  James . 

1843 

78  Laidley,  James . 

.LOC. 

1844 

79  Robinson,  William . 

LOC. 

1868 

1841. 

180  Addyman,  John . 

ENG. 

1845 

81  Coates,  Henry . 

1851 

82  Hutchinson,  John . 

1843 

83  Powers,  Frederick  E . 

.  .  I). 

1862 

84  Ramage,  William . 

.  LOC. 

1862 

85  Simpson,  John  H . 

.  LOC. 

1866 

86  Van  Norman,  Ephraim . 

1852 

1842. 

87  Bell,  Gore  Atkin . 

1842 

88  Blake,  Daniel . 

.  LOC. 

1845 

89  Goldsmith,  Thomas . 

1870 

90  Howlett,  John . 

.  LOC. 

1844 

91  Hunt,  Francis . 

.  .  W. 

1855 

92  Piper,  S . 

.  LOC. 

1845 

93  Starr,  Daniel  S . 

.LOG. 

1844 

94  West,  Paul  V . 

.LOC. 

1849 

1843. 

95  Adams,  L.  P . 

96  Blake,  Isaac . 

97  Bowen,  R . 

98  Campbell,  Owen . 

99  Cotton,  William . 

100  Gear,  Joshua . 

101  H assail,  Robert.  . . 

102  Haynes,  Frederick.. . . 

103  Jolliffe,  James . 

104  Kimball,  Horatio  N.. 

105  Kimball,  J.  E . 

100  Pettit,  Selim  . 

107  Stone,  George  W . 

108  Weaver,  Francis  G. . .  . 

109  Wilkinson,  Henry.... 

1844. 

1 10  Armstrong,  A . 

111  Both  well,  William  ... 

112  Bursell,  Henry . 

113  Caswell,  James . 

114  Haigh,  Benjamin . 

115  Histon,  John . 

110  Williams,  Elias . 

1845. 

117  Childs,  Charles . 

118  Gowan,  Nassau  C . 

119  Hamilton,  Thomas. . . . 

120  Morris,  E.  . . 

121  Olmstead,  L . 

122  Rice,  J . 

123  Wade,  A . 

1840. 

124  Lawrence,  Peter . 

125  Parker,  N . 

126  Reid,  Thomas . 

127  Rollston,  David  D. .  . . 

1847. 

128  Brown,  Thomas . 

129  Glass,  John . 

130  Jefferis,  Thomas  M.  .. 

131  Preston,  Walton . 

1848. 

1 32  Breakenridge,  J . 

133  Brown,  Brinton  P.,  Jr 

134  Curry,  Christopher.  .  . 

135  Sliuttleworth,  John. . . 

!  136  Smyth,  J . 

1849. 

137  Gundy,  William . 

138  Kershaw,  James  B. .  . . 

139  Ogden,  Thomas . 

140  Peck,  William . 

141  Rogers,  J.  W.  G . 

142  Watts,  James  C . 

1850. 

143  Adkins,  Thomas  O.  .  . 

144  Barnett,  William 

145  Baskerville,  James..  .  . 

146  Bell,  John  . 

147  Bettes,  Darius,  Jr. . .  . 

148  Gundy,  John . 

149  McAlister,  James . 

150  Oates,  Joseph . 

151  Savage,  David . 

152  Shaw,  James . 

153  Whitcomb,  Orrin 

154  Wright,  Aaron . 


LOC. 

LOO. 


EX. 


1854 

1851 

1849 

1844 

1840 


EX. 


1846 


.D. 


1845 


LOC. 

LOO. 

LOO. 


1845 

1844 

1850 


LOO. 

LOO. 

.  .  D. 


1849 

1854 

1865 


.  .  D., 

LOC. 

LOC. 

LOC. 

LOC. 

LOC. 

LOC. 


1854 
1859 
IS  49 

1846 
1849 
1848 

1847 


loc.  i  1847 
dp.  1847 
ex.  I  1868 


LOC. 

LOC. 


LOC. 
.  .  W. 


1853 

1849 


1853 

1855 


LOC. 


1851 


.  LOC 
ENG 


1870 

1871 


1851 

1862 


EX. 


LOC. 

DE1>. 

LOC. 


1859 


1862 

1868 

1852 


LOC. 


1854 


w, 


1855 


458 


MINISTERS  AND  PROBATIONERS. 


1851. 

155  Crawford,  James . 

1852. 

156  Broxholm,  William . LOC. 

157  Doel,  Jolm . w. 

158  Gaddis,  James . 

159  Langford,  George  . loo. 

160  Scott,  James . 

161  Vining,  Joseph  E . w. 

1853. 

162  Clarke,  Andrew . 

163  Duff,  Charles . dp. 

164  Gundy,  Samuel  B . n. 

165  Johnston,  Robert  . loc. 

166  Miller,  James  A . loo. 

167  Tindall,  William . 

168  Webb,  William . 

1854. 

169  Dent,  John . d. 

170  Hill,  James . loo. 

171  Kettle,  J . ex. 

172  Walker,  John . 

173  Williams,  William . 

1855. 

174  Auld,  David . 

175  Bailey,  George  A . 

176  Bain,  John . 

177  Birks,  William . 

178  Follick,  Joseph . 

179  Hill,  Robert  N . 

180  Kershaw,  Edward . 


■  EX. 
.  LOO. 


1856. 


LOO. 


181  Leach,  John . 

182  McGuire,  John . 

183  Rose,  Philip . loo. 

184  Simeon,  J . loo. 

1857. 

185  Brown,  George  . 

186  Clingman,  Samuel  G . loc. 

187  Dempsey,  Andrew  F . w. 

188  Hammersley,  Benjamin . d. 

189  Hill,  Henry . u.  S. 

190  Holmes,  Edwin . 

191  McKelvey,  Charles . . . loo. 

192  Paintin,  Richard . loo. 

193  Redeoff,  Richard . loo. 

194  Rogers,  J . loo. 

195  Seymour,  James  C . 

196  Shaw,  Calvin . 

197  Western,  William . loc. 

1858. 

198  England,  J . loo. 

199  Glass,  William . loc. 

200  Hall,  Henry  . 

201  Peck,  James . loo. 

202  Rawson,  Joseph . . . 

203  Rowe,  William  B . loo. 

204  Tyler,  Reuben  J . 

1859. 

205  Boyd,  Robert  W . loc. 

206  Brown,  Edward  F . loc. 

207  Cleaver,  John . loo. 

208  Dunlop,  Robert . w. 

209  Gundy,  James . 

210  Hamilton.  Thomas . 


1857 

1858 

1856 

1864 


1854 
1873 

1855 
1867 


1857 

1870 

1857 


1862 

1871 


1863 

1857 

1858 


1862 

1870 

1857 

1859 

1870 
1868 

1871 
1867 


1859 

1860 
1864 

1871 

1859 


1860 

1870 

1870 

1862 


1 859.  — Continued. 

211  Orr,  John  S . u.  s. 

212  Richardson,  George . •• . 

213  Taylor,  George  W . loc. 

214  White,  James . 

215  Willimott,  William . 

216  Wilson,  John . LOC. 

1860. 


217 

218 

219 

220 
221 
222 

223 

224 

225 


226 

227 

228 

229 

230 

231 

232 

233 

234 

235 


236 

237 

238 

239 

240 

241 

242 

243 


Buggin,  George . 

Carter  Robert,  M.  D . log. 

Fox,  Thomas . 

Gundy,  Joseph  R . 

Hartley,  Alexander  Y . loo. 

Hocking,  James . eng. 

Jackson,  Thomas . 

Leith,  Hamilton . 

Orme,  James  H . 

1861. 

Danard,  William  B . 

Demill,  Alford  B . 

Depew,  Sidney  F . . 

Lever,  James  J.  A . 

Moss,  William  H . 

McKenzie,  Daniel  M . 

O’Hara,  James . 

Smyth,  David . . . .*. . .  w. 

Walker,  Robert . 

Withrow,  William  H . w. 


1862. 


Burns,  Arthur . 

Elliott,  John . 

Fowler,  Joseph  H . 

Kay,  John . 

Ream,  W  illiam . d. 

Lutze,  John  J . LOC. 

Wilkinson,  John  A . w. 

Wilkinson,  Thomas  L . 


1873 

1860 

1860 

1863 


1869 

1873 


1874 

1861 


loc.  I  1868 


1863. 

244  Dochstader,  John  W . w. 

245  Foss,  William  H . loc. 

246  Grandy,  William . loo. 

247  Pitcher,  Joel  Tallman . 

248  Wilson,  John  J . ex. 

1864. 

249  Henderson,  William . 

250  Keam,  Samuel . loc 

251  McCann,  William . 

252  Randall,  Nathan  B . loc 

253  Robinson,  George . . 

1865. 

254  Hall,  George . loc. 

255  Smyth,  William . 

256  Walker,  A.  B . w. 

1866. 

257  Barltrop,  Charles . 

258  Goodspeed,  Joseph . 

259  Jackson,  George . 

260  McDiarmid,  Neil  A . 

261  Wells,  William . loc. 

1867. 

262  Hall,  William . 

263  Johnston,  Robert . 

264  Nugent,  Francis . 

265  Wallace,  John . w. 

1868. 

None. 


1864 

1867 

1873 


1872 

1874 

1869 

1870 


1866 

1868 

1866 

1870 


1867 


1872 


METHODIST  NEW  CONNEXION  CONFERENCE. 


459 


1869. 


266  Beard,  H.  S . 

267  Caswell,  James  C. . 

268  Davis,  John . 

269  Fuller,  Manly . 

270  Jackson,  John  W . 

271  Kay,  Joshua  R . 

272  Philp,  Joseph . 

273  Smylie,  Robert . 

274  Swanston,  George . 

1870. 

275  Andrews,  Joseph  A . 

276  Currie,  Thomas  O . 

277  Elliott,  Robert  J . 

278  Rennie,  Thomas . 

279  Teeter,  Chancellor . 

1871. 


280  Catheart,  John  W.. . 

281  Davis,  Peter  W . 

282  Delong,  Francis . 

283  Fallis,  John  G . 

284  Glazier,  Adam . 

286  Graham,  William  W, 

286  Hall,  Thomas  W.  . . . 

287  Jackson,  William  . .  . 

288  Topping,  Nassau  B.  . 

289  Williams,  John  B. .  . 


1870 

1872 

1870 

1870 

1872 


1870 


1871 


1872. 


290  Delong,  Albert  M . 

291  Grandy,  Thomas . 

2&2  Hughes,  Henry . 

293  Husband,  Robert  J . 

294  Livingstone,  James . 

295  McCutcheon,  Thomas  L 

296  McDiarmid,  Kenneth... 

297  Nugent,  Henry . 

298  Pollard,  Joseph . 

299  Sharpe,  Dixon . 


.  .w. 

LOC. 
■  DP. 
LOO. 
LOC. 


1874 

1873 

1873 

1874 
1873 


1873. 

300  Barltrop,  Alfred  J . 

301  Boddy,  James . 

302  Cunningham,  William  B . 

303  Eley,  Alfred . w.  1874 

304  Hackett,  William  L . 

305  Henders,  Richard  C . 

306  McKillop,  Archibald . w.  1874 


1874. 

307  Eddy,  Samuel  L. . . . 

308  Hogg,  David . 

309  Orme,  Thomas . 

310  Pritchard,  Robert  S 


MINISTERS  &  PROBATIONERS  FOR  THE  MINISTRY 


OF  THE 

Canadian  HUakgan  JEtfljninat  Cljurcij, 

From  1829  to  1841, 


AND  OF  THE 


From  1842  to  1874. 


A. 


ADAMS,  L.  P. 

•  1843  Dunham .  2 

45  Bolton  and  Potton .  4 


49  Stanstead  and  Bamston. .  3 

52  Dunham .  2 

54  Located. 

Chairman  of  District  1849  to 
1853. 

ADDYMAN,  JOHN. 

1841  )  Superintendent 
to  •  of  Missions  in 

44  )  Canada  W est. 

45  Returned  to  England. 

ADKINS,  THOMAS  0. 
r.  on T.  1837 — okd.  1852 — r.f.  c. 
1854. 

1850  Owen  Sound .  1 

51  Arthur  and  Owen  Sound. .  1 

53  Goderich  &  Owen  Sound.  2 

55  Morris .  1 

56  Newcastle .  1 

57  Hope . (sup’y.  )  8 

65  Lansdown . (sup’y.)  9 

Montreal  Conference. 


ANDERSON,  JOHN. 

1838  Hillier  and  Cobourg. ...  1 
39  Located. 


ANDREWS,  JOSEPH  A. 
o.  1870.— E.  on  t.  1871. 
1870  Artemesia  and  Osprey  . .  1 


71  Egremont .  2 

73  Omemee .  1 

74  Laxton .  1 


Toronto  Conference. 

ARMSTRONG,  A. 
ORD.  E.  1844. 


1844  Stanstead .  1 

45  London  Mission .  1 

46  London .  1 

47  Cayuga .  1 


48  GoulbournA  Drummond.  1 

49  Located. 


ARTHUR,  JAMES. 
Died  1835. 


AULD,  DAVID. 


1865  Smith’s  Falls .  1 

66  Lansdown .  3 

69  Galt .  2 

71  Ainleyville. .  . .  1 

72  Erin .  3 


London  Conference. 


B. 


BAILEY,  EDWARD. 
ord.  1837. 


1835  Lansdown .  2 

37  London  and  St.  Thomas  .  1 

38  Waterford .  1 

39  Lansdowne  and  Rideau. .  1 

40  Humber  and  Trafalgar  . .  1 

41  W  afford .  1 

42  London .  1 

43  St.  Thomas .  1 

44  Waterford .  1 

45  Trafalgar .  2 

Died  1847. 


BAILEY,  GEORGE  A. 


ANDERSON,  ALEXANDER, 
1835  Humber  and  Trafalgar. .  1 

36  Hillier .  1  I 

37  Long  Point  and  Oxford  .  .  1 

38  Hamilton  Circuit  &  Stn . .  1 

39  Ancaster  and  Nelson  ....  1 

40  YVithdrew. 

Chairman  of  District  1837  and 
1838. 


c.  1855. — R.  on  t.  1856. — 
r.  f.  c.  &  o.  1859. 

1855  Brock .  1 

56  Man  vers .  1 

57  Arthur .  2 

59  Hope .  1 

60  Arthur .  1 

61  Meaford .  2 

63  Crosby .  2 


c.  1855. — r.  on  t.  1856. — 
R.  f.  c.  &.  o.  1859. 


1855  . .  1 

56  Crosby .  1 

57  Nissouri .  2 

59  Lindsay .  1 

60  Montreal .  1 

61  St.  Clair .  1 


62  Expelled. 


METHODIST  NEW  CONNEXION  CONFERENCE. 


461 


BAIN,  JOHN, 
o.  1855. — r.  on  t.  1856. — ord. 
1857.— r.  f.  o.  1859. 


1855  . .  1 

56  Drummond .  '2 

58  Bolton .  2 

60  Lansdown .  2 

62  Kitley .  2 

64  V erularn .  1 

65  Kitley .  1 

66  Smith’s  Falls .  3 

69  Gananoque . (sup’y.)  2 

71  Located. 


BARLTROP,  ALFRED  J. 
r.  on  t.  1873. 


1873  Waterford .  1 

74  Cavan .  1 


Toronto  Conference. 


BARLTROP,  CHARLES. 
r.  on  t.  1866. — r.  f.  c.  &o.  1870. 


1866  Owen  Sound .  1 

67  Bolton .  1 

68  Cavan .  1 

69  Man  vers .  1 

70  Bay  of  Quinte .  4 

74  Northport . (sup’y.)  1 


Chairman  of  Dist.  1871  to  1S73 
London  Conference. 

BARNETT,  WILLIAM, 
c.  1850,  R.  on  T.  1851. — 

R.  f.  c.  &  o.  1854. 


1850  . .  1 

51  London  .  1 

52  Ancaster .  1 

53  Lansdown .  3 

56  Dunham .  3 

59  Expelled. 


BASKERVILLE,  JAMES. 
R.  on  T.  1850. — ord.  1853. — 


R.  f.  c.  1854. 

1850  London  and  Blanshard .  .  1 

51  Durham .  1 

52  Owen  Sound .  2 

54  Marlboro’ .  2 

56  Oxford .  1 

57  Ekfrid .  2 

59  Adelaide .  1 

60  Bayham .  2 

62  Cayuga .  2 

64  Mulmur .  2 

66  Holland .  3 

69  Meaford .  3 

72  Artemesia  and  Osprey  ..  .  3 

Toronto  Conference. 


BEARD,  H.  S. 
r.  on  t.  1869. 

1869  Smith’s  Falls .  1 

Died  1870. 


BELL,  GORE  ATKIN. 

R.  on  T.  1842. 

1842  Lansdown,  Rideau  and 

Goulbourn .  1 

Died  July  3rd,  1842,  aged  27 
years. 


BELL,  JAMES, 
c.  1834. — r.  on  t.  1835. — o.  1836. 


— R.  f.  c.  1838. 

1834  Lansdown  .  1 

35  Peterboro’ .  1 

36  Hope .  1 

37  St.  Thomas  and  London.  1 

38  St.  Thomas .  1 

39  Cobourg  and  Hillier  ....  2 

41  Lansdown  and  Rideau  .  .  1 

42  Lansdown  &  Goulbourn  .  1 

43  Welland  Canal .  2 

45  Raleigh .  1 

46  Raleigh  and  Howard ....  1 

47  St.  Thomas .  2 

49  Cavan .  2 

51  Manvers .  1 

52  Waterford .  3 

55  Nassagaweya .  2 

57  Galt .  I 

58  New  Hope .  1 

59  Malahide .  2 

61  Crosby .  2 

63  Lambeth . (sup’y.)  4 

67  London . (sup’d.  )  7 


Chairman  of  District,  1839, 
1840,  1849  to  1851,  1857  to  1862. 
President  of  Conference,  1843. 
London  Conference. 


BELL,  JOHN. 


c. 

1850.— R.  on  T.  1851.— 

R.  F.  c.  &  o.  1860. 

1850 

1 

51 

Ancaster . 

1 

52 

Welland  Canal . 

1 

53 

Located — ill  health . 

6 

59 

1 

60 

Bolton . 

2 

62 

Located. 

BENSON,  WILLIAM. 

1835 

St.  Thomas . . . 

2 

37 

St.  Thomas  and  London. . 

i 

38 

Located. 

BETTES,  DARIUS. 

r.  on  t.  1839. 

1839 

London  Circuit . 

i 

40 

Lansdown  &  Rideau .... 

i 

41 

Cobourg  and  Hillier  .... 

i 

42 

Withdrew. 

BETTES,  DARIUS,  Junr. 

c. 

1850. — R.  on  t.  1851. — 

r.  f.  c.  &  o.  1853. 

1850 

i 

51 

Nassagaweya . 

2 

53 

Welland  Canal . 

2 

54 

Ancaster  •. . 

2 

56 

Durham  . 

1 

57 

Elizabethtown . 

1 

58 

Cayuga . 

2 

60 

Hope . 

2 

62 

Discontinued . 

1 

63 

Lindsay . 

1 

64 

Milford . 

2 

66 

Kincardine . 

1 

67 

Pelham . 

1 

68 

Discontinued. 

Chairman  of  District  1856  and 
1867. 


’  B1RKS,  WILLIAM, 
c.  1850. — R.  on  t.  &  O.  1856.— 
R.  F.  c.  1859. 


1855  Goderich .  3 

58  Crosby .  1 

59  Owen  Sound .  2 

61  Arthur .  2 

63  Mount  Forest .  1 

64  Ainleyville .  1 

65  Milton .  2 

67  Elizabethtown .  1 

68  North  Augusta .  3 

71  Ingersoll .  3 

74  Talbotville .  1 


Chairman  of  District,  1860  to 
1863,  1867  to  1870,  and  1873, 
1874. 

I/ondon  Conference. 


BLACKSTOCK,  MOSES. 


1835  Lower  District .  1 

36  Peterboro’ .  1 


37  Cobourg  and  Peterboro’..  3 
40  Withdrew  and  united  with 
the  Wesleyan  Methodist  Confer¬ 
ence.  He  was  Chairman  of  a 
District  in  1835,  and  Presiden 
of  the  Conference  1837  and  1838 


BLAKE,  DANIEL. 

r.  on  x.  1842. 

1842  . .  1 

43  Stanstead .  1 

44  Crosby .  1 

45  Located. 

BLAKE,  ISAAC. 

1843  Bolton .  1 

44  Crosby .  1 

45  Stanstead .  2 

47  Stanstead . (sup’y.)  1 

48  Potton . 3 

5 1  Located. 


BLOOMFIELD,  RICHARD. 


r.  on  x.  1835. — ord.  1839. 
1835  Humber  and  Trafalgar. .  1 

36  Nelson .  1 

37  Humber  and  Markham..  2 

39  Nelson .  1 

40  . .  1 

41  Local  Elder. 


BODDY,  JAMES. 
r.  on  t.  1873. 

1873  Vernon  Mission .  1 

74  Allenford .  1 

Toronto  Conference. 


BOTHWELL,  WILLIAM. 
r.  on  t.  1844. — R.  f.  c.  &  o.  1848- 


1844  Trafalgar  and  Nelson  ...  1 

45  Welland  Canal .  1 

46  St.  Thomas .  1 

47  London .  1 

48  Western  Mission .  1 

49  Barton .  1 

50  Malahide .  1 

51  Fitzroy  and  Goulburn  ...  1 


462 


MINISTERS  AND  PROBATIONERS. 


1852  Barton . (sup’y.)  3 

55  Newcastle  . .  1 

56  Norwich .  1 

57  Located . .  1 

58  St.  Thomas .  1 

59  Caledonia .  2 

61  Mallorytown .  1 

62  Elizabethtown .  2 

64  Colpoy’s  Bay .  1 

65  Dereham . (sup’y.  )  6 

71  Aylmer . (sup’p.)  4 


London  Conference. 


BRITTIN,  LEWIS. 


1835  Nelson .  1 

36  Welland  Canal .  1 

37  Located. 


BROWN,  BRINTON  P. 

1835  St.  Thomas .  2 

37  St.  Thomas  and  London.  1 

38  Local  Elder . 17 

55  Desisted. 


BOWEN,  R. 

1843  Potton .  2 

45  Potton . (sup’y.)  4 

Died  1849. 


BOYD,  ROBERT  W. 
r.  on  T.  1859. 

1859  Galt .  1 

60  Located. 


BREAKENRIDGE, DAVID,  Jr. 

1824  1  Methodist 

to  ■  Episcopal 

27  )  Conference. 

\  Engaged  with  Uij.  Ryan 
I  and  James  Jackson  in 
V  organizing  the  Cana- 
I  clian  Wesleyan  Metlio- 
J  dist  Church. 

Lansdown .  3 

34  Located. 

Died  in  the  village  of  Welling¬ 
ton,  Ontario,  in  1835. 


28 

to 

30 

31 


BREAKENRIDGE,  JOHN. 
r.  on  t.  1848. — ord.  1850. 


1848  Prince  Edward .  1 

49  Ancaster .  1 

50  Western  Mission .  1 

51  Owen  Sound .  1 

52  Durham .  1 

53  Located. 


BRENNAN,  JAMES. 
r.  on  'r.  1831. — R.  F.  c.  &  o.  1835. 

1831  Lansdown .  2 

33  Trafalgar .  2 

35  Goulhourn .  2 

37  Humber  and  Markham . .  1 

38  Hamilton .  1 

39  Waterford  &  St.  Thomas  1 

40  Welland  Canal .  1 

41  Coboui'g  and  Hillier .  2 

43  Lansdown  and  Rideau. .  .  1 

44  Montreal .  1 

45  Ancaster  and  Nelson.. . .  1 

46  Hamilton .  2 

48  Ancaster .  2 

50  Hamilton . (sup’y.)  2 

52  Ancaster .  1 

53  Hamilton . (sup’y.)  12 

Chairman  of  District  1836, 

1839,  1840,  and  1849.  Presi¬ 
dent  of  Conference  1846.  Died 
May  7th,  1866,  aged  55  years. 


BROWN,  BRINTON  P.  Jr. 
h.  on  t.  1848. — r.  f  c.  &  o.  1852. 


1848  Barton .  1 

49  Prince  Edward .  2 

51  South  Bay .  2 

53  N ewcastle .  1 

54  St.  Thomas .  1 


55  Withdrew  and  united  with 
the  Canada  Wesleyan  Conference. 


BROWN,  EDWARD  E. 
r.  on  T.  1859. — R.  F.  C.  &  o.  1863. 


1859  Talbotville .  1 

60  Milford .  2 

62  Lansdown .  2 

64  Caledon . .  .  1 

65  Erin .  1 

66  Waterford .  1 

67  Bayham .  3 

68  Located. 


BROWN,  GEORGE. 
r.  on  t.  1857. — ord.  1859. — 
r.  f.  c.  1860. 


1857  Waterford .  1 

58  Ancaster .  2 

60  Middleton .  2 

62  Nelson .  1 

63  Toronto .  1 

64  Aurora .  4 

68  Montreal .  2 

70  Hamilton .  2 

72  Milton .  3 


Secretary  of  Conference  1 864. 
Chairman  of  District  1868  and 
1869. 

Delegate  to  first  General  Con¬ 
ference,  Toronto,  1874. 

London  Conference. 

BROWN,  THOMAS, 
o.  1847. — R.  on  t.  1848. — 
r.  f.  o.  1851. 


1847  - : — .  1 

48  Cavan .  1 

49  Western  Mission .  1 

50  Barton . ' ' ' '  1 

51  - : . .  1 

52  Fitzroy .  1 

53  Located. 


BROXIIOLM,  WILLIAM. 
18521  English 

to  J-  New  Connexion 

54  J  Conference. 

55  - — .  1 

56  Montreal .  1 

57  Located. 


BUCHNER,  SHIELER. 
1835  Waterford .  2 

37  Suspended .  1 

38  Expelled. 


BUGGIN,  GEORGE, 
p.  on  t.  1860. — R.  f.  c.  &  o.  18  64 


1860  Durham .  2 

62  Nelson .  1 

63  Omemee .  2 

65  Man  vers .  4 

69  Omemee .  1 

70  Waterford .  3 

73  London .  2 


Chairman  of  District  1870  to 
1872. 

London  Conference. 

BURNS,  ARTHUR. 
r.  on  T.  1862. — r.  f.  c.  &  o.  1867. 


1 862  Crosby .  1 

63  London  North .  1 

64  Lansdown .  1 

65  Laxton .  1 

66  Lindsay .  1 

67  Bay  of  Q.uinte .  1 

68  Located — ill-health. 


BURSELL,  HENRY. 

1844  Goulbourn .  1 

45  Crosby  &  Elizabethtown.  2 

47  Stanstead .  2 

[  49  Bolton  . . .  3 

52  Potton .  2 

54  Located. 


c. 


CAMPBELL,  OWEN. 
e.  on  t.  1843. 

1843  London .  1 

Died  January  1844. 

CARROLL,  WILLIAM. 

1835  St.  Thomas .  1 

36  Located. 


CARTER,  ROBERT,  M.D. 
r.  on  t.  1S60. — ord.  1862. 


1860  Marlboro’ .  2 

62  Hope .  1 


63  Located — ill-health. 


CASWELL,  JAMES. 

R.  on  T.  1844. — R.  F.  c.  ko.  1848. 

1844  Cavan  . 

46  Ancaster. .  . 

48  Whitchurch. 

50  St.  Thomas. 

52  London.  .  .  . 

53  Whitchurch 

56  Milton . 

59  Goderich.  .  . 


05  CO  05  h-t  bO  fcO  to  to 


METHODIST  NEW  CONNEXION  CONFERENCE. 


4G3 


1862  London .  2 

64  Toronto .  2 

66  Middleton .  1 

67  Cavan .  4 

71  Aneaster .  3 

74  Aslifield .  1 


Chairman  of  District,  1855  to 
1857,  1859  to  1861,  1863  to  1865, 
and  1867  to  1874. 

Delegate  to  the  First  General 
Conference,  Toronto,  1S74. 
London  Conference. 


CASWELL,  JAMES  C. 
n.  on  t.  1869. 


1869  St.  Mary’s .  1 

70  Aneaster .  1 

71  Montreal .  1 

72  Located. 


CATHCART,  JOHN  W. 
rt.  on  t.  1871. — ord.  1872. 

1871  Kitley .  2 

73  Hillier .  2 

Toronto  Conference. 


CHILDS,  CHARLES. 

R.  on  T.  1845. — ord.  1848. — 


R.  f.  c.  1849. 

1845  Raleigh  Mission .  1 

46  Crosby  &  Elizabethtown.  1 

47  Welland  Canal .  1 

48  London .  1 

49  Nassagaweya .  2 

51  Whitchurch .  2 

53  Barton .  2 

Died  1854,  aged  30  jrears. 


CLARK,  ANDREW. 

■c.  1853. — R.  on  t.  1854.— ord. 


1855.— r.  f.  c.  1857. 

1853  Durham .  2 

55  Arthur .  2 

57  Oxford .  1 

58  Elizabethtown .  2 

60  Morris  and  Grey .  1 

61  Hanover .  1 

62  Hanover . (sup’y.)  1 

63  Located .  9 

72  Lavender .  3 

Toronto  Conference. 


CLEAVER,  JOHN,  M.D. 
r.  on  t.  1859. — ord.  1862. — 
r.  f.  c.  1863. 

1859  Waterford .  2 

61  Lake  Erie  Mission  .  1 

62  Goderich .  2 

64  London .  1 

65  General  Agent .  1 

66  Hamilton . . .  3 

69  Hamilton . (sup’y.)  1 

70  Located  and  removed  to 
Iowa,  U.  S. ,  where  he  did  good 
.service  as  a  physician.  He  died 
June  28th,  1880,  aged  46. 


CLINGMAN,  SAMUEL  G. 
n.  f.  c.  1857. 

1857  Colchester .  . .  5 

62  Located 

COATES,  HENRY, 
c.  1841.  —  ORD.  1847.  —  R.  f.  o. 


1850. 

1841  Lansdown .  1 

42  Located .  4 

46  Trafalgar .  1 

47  Owen  Sound .  1 

48  Trafalgar .  1 

49  London .  1 

50  London  and  Blanchard . .  1 

51  Howard .  1 

Died  Aug.  30th,  1851. 


COCKER,  WILLIAM,  D.D. 
1836  )  English 
to  .  New  Connexion 
65  1  Conference. 

President  of  Canada  Confer¬ 
ence  1866,  1868  and  1871.  Chair¬ 
man  of  District  1868,  1869  and 
1870.  General  Superintendent 
of  Missions  1866  to  1871.  Re¬ 
turned  to  England  1872. 


COLE,  PETER  B. 

1835  Markham .  1 

36  Welland  Canal .  1 

37  Located. 

COLE,  TRUMAN. 

1834  Lansdown .  1 

35  Hillier .  3 

38  )  Local 

to  >  Elder, 

74  )  Cannington. 

Died  1874  or  1875. 

COLLARD,  DANIEL. 

1835  Welland  Canal .  1 

36  Located. 

COOK,  MUNSON  WM. 
r.  on  t.  1836. 

1836  Hillier .  1 

37  Located. 

COPE,  CONRAD. 

1835  Hamilton .  1 

53  Aneaster . (sup'y.  )  7 

60  Copetown . (sup’y.)  2 

Died,  1862. 


COTTON,  WILLIAM. 
r.  on  t.  1843. — ord.  1844. 

1843  . .  1 

44  Prince  Edward .  2 

46  Expelled. 


CRAIG,  JAMES. 

K.  on  t.  1840. — ord.  1841. 


1840  Goulbourn .  2 

42  Nelson .  1 

43  Expelled. 


CRAWFORD,  JAMES, 
c.  1851.— r.  on  T.  1852.— 
R.  f.  c.  &  o.  1855. 


1851 . l 

52  Crosby .  l 

53  Aneaster .  1 

54  Man  vers .  2 

56  Holland .  ] 

57  Arran  .... 

59  Walkerton 

61  Milliner .  ] 

6’2 . .  1 

63  Laxton .  1 

64  Creemore . (sup’y.)  9 

73  Lavender . (sup’y.)  2 


Toronto  Conference. 


C'REA,  JOHN. 

1835  Lansdown  .  2 

37  Lansdown  and  Rideau  . .  1 

38  Located. 


CREIGHTON,  KENNEDY. 

R.  on  t.  1836.— ORD.  1839.— 
R.  f.  c.  1840. 

1836  Lansdown  .  1 

37  Lansdown  and  Rideau  .  .  2 

39  Peterboro’  .  2 

41  Withdrew  and  united  with 

the  Canada  Wesleyan  Conference. 
He  was  Secretary  of  Conference 
in  1839  and  1840. 


CROFTS,  HENRY  O. 


1835  ; 

|  English 

to 

►  New  Connexion, 

39  1 

1  Conference. 

40 

Montreal .  3 

43  ) 

Superintendent 

to  j 

of 

51  ) 

Missions. 

52 

Returned  to  England. 

Secretary  of  Conference  1843. 
President  of  Conference  1844, 

1847,  1850  and  1851. 


OROUTER,  ABRAHAM:. 

1835  Hope .  2 

37  Cobourg  and  Peterboro’..  3 
40  Expelled. 


CULHAM,  JOHN. 

1830  1 

to  /  No  record  available. 

34  ) 

35  Humber  and  Trafalgar . .  1 

36  Markham .  1 

37  Humber  and  Markham. .  2 

39  Local  Elder .  2 

41  Withdrew  and  united  with 

the  Canada  Wesleyan  Conference. 

CUNNINGHAM,  WM.  B. 
r.  on  t.  1873. 


1873  Arran .  1 

74  Lansdown .  1 


Montreal  Conference. 


to  to 


464 


MINISTERS  AND  PROBATIONERS. 


CURRIE,  THOMAS  0. 
r.  on  t.  1870. 

1870  St.  Mary’s .  1 

71  Dropped. 

CURRY,  CHRISTOPHER, 
c.  1848.— R.  on  t.  1849.— orp. 
1850.— R.  I'.  0.  1852.. 

1848  . .  1 

49  Goulbourn  &  Drummond  1 

50  Caledon .  2 

52  Brock . 2 

54  Ekfrid .  3 

57  Morris .  2 

59  Ashfield . (sup’y).  15 

74  London  Conference. 


ID. 


DANARD,  WILLIAM  B. 
o.  1861.— R.  on  T.  1862. 
r.  f.  c.  &  o.  1865. 

I  Theological  Institute, 
1861  |  Yorkville  &  Hamilton..  I 

62  Arthur .  1 

63  St.  Mary’s .  1 

64  Caledon .  1 

65  Ainleyville .  1 

66  Trafalgar .  3 

69  Holland .  3 

72  Arran .  3 

Toronto  Conference. 

DAVIS,  JOHN. 
r.  on  T.  1869. 

1869  Lansdown .  1 

70  Located. 


DAVIS,  PETER  W. 
o,  1871.— R.  on  t.  1872. 

1871 . . 

72  Oxford . 

74  Clarke . 

Toronto  Conference. 


DELONG,  ALBERT  MORICE. 
r,  on  t.  1872. 

1872  Dunham .  2 

74  Bolton .  1 

Montreal  Conference. 

DELONG,  FRANCIS. 
r.  on  t.  1871. 

1871  Brock .  1 

72  Bolton .  1 

73  Lansdown .  1 

74  East  Dunham .  1 

Montreal  Conference. 

DEMILL,  ALFORD  BYRON, 
c.  1861.—  R.  on  t.  1862.— 
r.  f.  c.  &  o.  1865. 


1861 . .  1 

62  Lake  Erie  Mission .  2 

65  Dunnville .  3 

67  Brock .  I 


71  Brock . (sup’y).  4 

Toronto  Conference. 


DEMPSEY,  ANDREW  F. 
r.  on  t.  1857. — R.  f.  c.  &o.  1861. 


1857  Crosby . 

58  Milford..... 

59  Drummond.. 

60  Smith’s  Falls 

61  Cayuga . 

62  Smith’s  Falls 

63  Brock . 

65  Southampton 

66  Ainleyville.. 
68  Pelham...  . 
70  Withdrew. 


1 

1 

1 

1 

1 

1 

2 

1 

2 


DENT,  JOHN, 
c.  1854. — r.  on  t.  1855. 


1854  . 1  ! 

55  Yorkville .  1 

56  Welland  Canal .  1 


Died  March  3rd,  1857,  aged  36 
years 


DEPEW,  SYDNEY  F. 
c.  1861. — k.  on  x.  1862. — 
r.  f.  c.  &  o.  1865. 


1861 - : . .  1 

62  Artemesia  and  Osprey  .  .  1 

63  Paisley .  1 

64  Penville .  2 

66  Laxton  Mission  .  1 

67  Harriston .  3 

70  Mount  Forest .  2 

72  Walkerton .  3 


Toronto  Conference. 


DIMOND,  RICHARD. 


1835  Lansdown .  1 

36  Hope . .  •  1 


37  Cobourg  and  Peterboro’..  1 

38  Located. 


DOCHSTADER,  JOHN  W. 
r.  on  t.  1863. — R.  f.  c.  &  o.  1867. 


1863  Lansdown .  1 

64  Middleton .  1 

65  Manners .  1 

66  Goderich  .  1 

67  Walkerton .  1 

68  Ashfield .  2 

70  Harriston .  2 


72  Withdrew  and  united  with 
!  the  Wesleyan  Methodist  Confer- 
!  rence. 


DOEL,  JOHN. 


r.  on  x.  1852. — r.  f.  c.  Ao.  1856. 


i  1852  Manvers .  1 

53  Waterford .  1 

54  Crosby .  2 

56  Hawkesville .  I 

57  St,  Thomas .  1 


58  Withdrew  and  united  with 
the  Wesleyan  Methodist  Confer¬ 
ence. 


DRAPER,  JOHN. 

1S35  Markham . 

37  Located. 


DUFF,  CHARLES. 
r.  on  t.  1853. 

1853  Prince  Edward .  1 

54  Dropped. 


DUNBAR,  MATTHEW. 
1835  Humber  and  Trafalgar.  1 
36  Expelled. 


DUNLOP,  ROBERT. 


1859  Durham .  1 

60  London  North .  1 

61  Laxton  Mission .  1 

62  Withdrew. 


E 


EARL,  ROBERT. 

1835  Hope .  1 

36  Waterford .  1 

37  Peterboro’ .  1 

38  London  and  St.  Thomas.  1 

39  Hamilton .  1 

40  Withdrew. 

Note. — He  was  Chairman  of 
District,  1836  and  1837.  In  1856 
he  was  President  of  the  Con¬ 
ference.  In  1841,  he  united 
with  the  Methodist  Episcopal 
Confererenee,  in  which  he  con¬ 
tinued  until  his  death,  which 
took  place  at  Colborne,  Ontario, 
in  July,  1867. 


EDDY,  SAMUEL  L. 
r  on  t.  1874. 


1S74  Laxton  Mission .  1 

London  Conference. 


ELEY,  ALFRED. 

1873  St.  Mary’s .  1 

74  Brock .  1 

Withdrew. 


ELLIOTT,  JOHN. 
r.  on  t.  1862. — r.  f.  c.  &  o.  1866. 

1862  Holland . 

64  Howick . 

67  Mount  Forest 
70  Malahide  .... 


72  Aylmer .  1 

73  Bayham .  2 


London  Conference. 

ELLIOTT,  ROBERT  J. 
r.  on  t.  1870. — R.  f.  c.  &o.  1874. 


1870  Aurora . ^2 

72  Toronto . 2 

74  Pelham  . .  1 


London  Conference. 


CO  CO  OJ 


METHODIST  NEW  CONNEXION  CONFERENCE. 


465 


ENGLAND,  J. 
u.  on  t.  1858. 

1858  Drummond .  I 

59  Oxford .  1 

60  Located. 

ERRITT,  ISAAC. 
oru.  1838. 

1835  Lansdown .  2 

37  Gosfield  and  Thames.  ...  1 

38  Hnmber  and  Trafalgar . .  1 

39  Located. 


FALLIS,  JOHN  G. 


r.  on  t.  1877. 

1S71  Waterford .  ] 

72  St.  Mary’s .  I 

73  Ancaster .  1 

74  Nelson . *. .  1 

London  Conference. 

FENNELL,  ABEL. 

1835  Hope .  1 

36  Located. 


FOLLICK,  JOSEPH, 
c.  1855. — r.  on  t.  1856. — 
r.  f.  c.  &  o.  1859. 


1855  Durham .  1 

66  Morris .  1 

57  Grey .  1 

68  Southampton .  1 

59  Clarke .  1 

60  Holland .  2 

62  Adelaide .  1 

63  Clarke .  2 

65  Melbourne .  3 

68  London  North .  1 

69  Lansdown .  2 

71  Crosby .  4 


Chairman  of  District  1871  to 
1874. 

Montreal  Conference.. 

FOSS,  WILLIAM  H. 

R.  on  T.  1863. 

1863  Cayuga .  1 

64  Located. 

FOWKES,  JOHN  R. 
c.  1871. — R.  on  t.  1872. 


1871  Hamilton .  1 

73  St.  Catharines .  1 

73  Brome .  1 

74  East  Farnham .  1 


Montreal  Conference. 

FOWLER  JOSEPH  H.,  M.A. 

c.  1862.— r.  on  t.  1863.— 
r.  f.  c.  &  o.  1866. 


1862  Ainleyville .  1 

63  Durham .  2 

65  Trafalgar' .  1 

66  Kitley .  2 

68  Bolton .  4 

72  Knowlton .  3 


Montreal  Conference. 

30 


FOX,  THOMAS. 
r.  on  t.  1860. — k.  f.  c.  &  o.  1865. 


1860  Arran .  1 

61  Paisley .  1 

62  Mulmur .  2 

64  Bodmin .  1 

65  Oxford .  3 

68  Haldimand .  3 

71  Trafalgar .  1 

72  Brock .  3 

Toronto  Conference. 

FRAZER,  DANIEL. 

1835  St.  Thomas .  1 

36  Expelled. 


FULLER,  MANLY. 

R  on  T.  1869. 

1869  Paisley .  1 

70  Located. 

Gr. 


GADDIS,  JAMES. 

R.  on  T.  1852. — r.  f.  c.  &  o.  1856. 


1852  Marlborough .  2 

54  Owen  Sound .  3 

57  Durham .  2 

59  Ayton  ‘ .  2 

6 1  Morris .  1 

62  Ainleyville .  1 

63  Kincardine .  2 

65  Bervie . (sup’y)  9 


London  Conference. 


GARRY,  ROBERT, 
c.  1834. — R.  on  t.  1835. 

1834  . .  1 

35  Lansdown .  3 

38  Drummond,  .(loo.  eld.)  20 
58  Smith’s  Falls,  (loc.  eld.  )  1 1 

69  Brockville _ (loc.  eld.)  5 

Montreal  Conference. 


GEAR,  JOSHUA. 

1843  Dunham,  .(loc.  eld.)  .  .31 
74  Montreal  Conference. 

GLASS,  JOHN. 


r.  f.  c.  1847. 

1847  Trafalgar .  1 

48  Nassagaweya .  1 

49  Located. 


GLASS,  WILLIAM. 
r.  f.  c.  1858. 


1858  Caledon .  1 

59  Milford .  1 

60  Oxford .  1 


61  Located. 


GLAZIER,  ADAM. 
r.  on  t.  1871. 

1871  Artemesia  and  Osprey. . .  1 

72  Laxton .  1 

73  Ainleyville .  1 

74  Meaford .  1 

Toronto  Conference. 


GOLDSMITH,  THOMAS. 

R.  on  T.  1842. — ord.  1845.— 
R.  f.  c.  1846. 


1842  . .  1 

43  Cobourg  and  Hillier ....  1 

44  Goulbourn .  1 

45  Drummond .  1 

46  Toronto  .  1 

47  Whitchurch .  1 

48  Toronto .  1 

49  Hamilton .  4 

53  Toronto .  2 

55  Waterford  .  3 

58  Aurora .  3 

61  Toronto  .  2 

63  Milton .  2 


65  Agt.  U.  C.  Bible  Society  5 

70  Withdrew. 

Chairman  of  District,  1851  to 
1862. 

Secretary  of  Conference,  1848 
and  1859. 

President  of  Conference,  1854, 
1857  and  1860. 

United  with  the  Canada  Pres¬ 
byterian  Church,  and  is  now 
(1880)  in  charge  of  a  congregation 
in  Hamilton,  Ontario. 


GOODSPEED,  JOSEPH  B. 

R.  on  T.  1866. — ord.  1869. — 
R.  f.  c.  1870. 


1866  Southampton .  1 

67  Middleton .  1 

68  Oxford .  2 

70  Bayham .  3 

73  Simcoe .  2 


London  Conference. 


GOWAN,  NASSAU  C. 
r.  onr.  1845.  —  r.  f.  c.  &o.  1848. 
1845  Prince  Edward .  1 

46  Crosby  &  Elizabethtown.  1 

47  Newcastle  .  2 

49  Goulbourn  &  Drummond  2 

51  Lansdown .  1 

52  St.  Thomas .  2 

54  Brock .  3 

57  Cayuga .  1 

58  Cayuga . (sup’d.)  1 

59  Located. 

Secretary  of  Conference  1851. 

GRAHAM,  WM.  WILSON. 
r.  on  T.  1871. — ord.  1872. 


1871  Hillier .  2 

73  St.  Catharines .  2 


London  Conference. 


466 


MINISTERS  AND  PROBATIONERS. 


GRANDY,  THOMAS. 
E.  on  T.  1872. 

1872  London  North . 

73  Aurora . 

74  Omemee . 

Toronto  Conference. 


GRANDY,  WILLIAM, 
o.  1863. — e.  on.  t.  1864. — 
e.  f.  c.  &o.  1867. 

1863  . . 

64  St.  Mary’s . 

65  Waterford . 

66  Barton . 

68  Galt . 

69  Located. 


1 

1 

1 

2 

1 


GREEN,  WILLIAM. 
Died,  1835. 

GUNDY,  JOHN. 

E.  on  t.  1850. 

1850  Cavan  . 

51  Barton . 

52  Located. 


GUNDY,  JAMES. 
e.  on  T.  1859. — OEI).  1862. — 
E.  f.  c.  1863. 


1859 

Goderich .... 

.  1 

60 

Penville . 

.  1 

61 

Nelson . 

.  1 

62 

Glenelg . 

2 

64 

Paislev . 

. i 

65 

Adelaide. .... 

.  4 

69 

Cayuga  . 

.  1 

70 

Norwich  .... 

.  1 

71 

Norwich . 

72 

AinleYville . . 

.  1 

73 

Trafalgar ..  . . 

.  1 

74 

Middleton.  . . 

.  1 

London  Conference. 


GUNDY,  JOSErH  R. 

E.  on  t.  1860. — R.  f.  c.  &  0.  1864. 


1860  Owen  Sound .  1 

61  Montreal  .  1 

62  Lindsay .  1 

63  Yorkville .  1 

64  London .  1 

65  Omemee .  4 

69  Dereham .  4 

73  Waterford .  2 


Delegate  to  the  First  General 
Conference,  Toronto,  1874. 
London  Conference. 


GUNDY, SAMUEL  BRADLEY. 
C.  1853. — E.  on  t.  1854. — 
e.  f.  c.  &  o.  1857. 


1853  . .  1 

54  Southampton . 2 

56  Yorkville .  1 

57  Welland  Canal .  2 

59  Hamilton .  2 

61  St.  Mary’s .  4 


1865  Montreal .  3 

68  Aurora .  1 

72  Toronto .  2 

Secretary  of  Conference  1 863. 

Chairman  of  District  1865  to 
1869,  and  1873.  President  of 
Conference  1873  Died  Nov. 
12th,  1873,  aged  40  years  and  10 
months. 

GUNDY,  WILLIAM. 
ord.  1849. — e.  f.  e.  1850. 

1849  Brock .  1 

50  Prince  Edward.  .  2 

52  Cavan .  2 

54  Oxford .  2 

56  Lake  Erie  Mission .  3 

59  Louth .  1 

60  Talbotville .  3 

63  London  North .  3 

66  Middleton .  1 

67  Lindsay .  2 

69  Milton . (sup’d.  )  1 

Chairman  of  District  1 855, 

1869,  1  62,  and  1864  to  1866. 
Died  June  19th,  1870,  aged  75 
years. 


1848  Caledon .  1 

49  Trafalgar .  2 

51  Crosby .  2 

53  Drummond .  2 

55  Crosby . (sup’y)  3 


Chairman  of  District  1840,  and 
1851  to  1854.  Died  1857. 

HALL,  GEORGE. 
r.  on  t.  1865. 

1865  Lansdown .  1 

66  Located — ill-health. 


HALL,  HENRY. 
v.  1858. — r.  on  t.  1859. — 
e.  f.  c.  &  o.  1862. 


1858  Lansdown .  1 

59  New  Hope .  2 

61  Walkerton .  1 

[  62  Howard .  3 

65  Arran  .  * .  1 

66  Arran . (sup’y)  8 


Toronto  Conference. 


HALL,  THOMAS  W. 


H. 


HACKETT,  WILLIAM  L. 
r.  on  t.  1873. 


e.  on  t.  1871. 

1871  Owen  Sound .  1 

7  2  Aurora .  1 

73  Chatsworth . (sup’y)  1 

74  Owen  Sound . (sup’y') 

Toronto  Conference. 


1873  London  North . 

74  Middleton . 

London  Conference. 


HAGAR,  LAWRENCE. 
1835  Humber  and  Trafalgar.  . 

36  Nelson. . 

37  Located. 

HAIGH,  BENJAMIN. 


1 


HALL,  WILLIAM, 
c.  1867. — R.  on  t.  1868. 
— ord.  1870. — k.  f.  c.  1871. 


1867  - - 

68  Ancaster . 

70  Hillier . 

71  North  Augusta . 

73  Holland  East . 

Toronto  Conference. 


1 

2 

1 

o 

o 


r.  out.  1S44. — e.  f.  c.  &o.  1848. 


1844  . .  1 

45  Goulbourn .  1 

46  Cavan .  1 

47  Dunham .  2 

49  Westminster..  .  1 

50  Waterford .  2 

52  Norwich .  2 

54  Located .  1 

55  Howard .  3 

58  Bayham .  2 

60  Melbourne .  2 

62  Louth .  1 

63  Dunham .  2 

65  Bronte .  1 


Died  Aug.  18th,  1865,  aged  51 
years. 


HALES,  JAMES. 

1835  Lansdown .  2 

37  Goulbourn .  3 

40  Lansdown  and  Rideau. . .  1 

41  Peterboro’ . 1 

42  Cavan .  2 

44  Newcastle. .  2 

46  Prince  Edward .  2 


HAMILTON,  THOMAS. 
r  on  t.  1845  and  1859. 

— oed.  1863. — r.  f.  c.  1863. 


1845  Cavan .  1 

46  Located .  12 

59  Mallorytown .  2 

61  Smith’s  Falls .  1 

62  Mallorytown .  1 

63  Louth .  2 

65  Haldimand .  2 

67  Meaford .  2 

69  Arran .  1 

70  Holland  East . .  2 

72  Meaford .  1 

73  Goderich  South .  2 


London  Conference. 


H  A  MM  ERS  L  EY,  BEN  JAM  I N. 
e  on  t.  1857. 

1857  Southampton .  1 

Died  October  31st,  1857,  aged 
29  years. 


METHODIST  NEW  CONNEXION  CONFERENCE. 


467 


HANEY,  ISAAC. 


1833  . .  2 

35  Waterford . .  ] 

36  St.  Thomas .  1 


37  London  and  St.  Thomas  1 

38  Local  Elder. 


HARTLEY,  ALEXANDER  Y. 
n.  on  t.  1860. — r.  f.  c.  &  o.  1864. 


1860  Ancaster .  1 

61  London  North .  1 

62  Aslifield .  1 

63  W  aterford .  1 

64  Cayuga .  3 

67  Rodman .  2 

69  Located. 


HASSALL,  ROBERT. 
R.  on  t.  1843. 


1S44 . .  1 

45  Montreal .  1 


46  Expelled. 

HAYNES,  FREDERICK. 

R.  on  T.  1843. — ord.  1846. — 
r.  f.  o.  1847- 

1843  Lansdown  and  Rideau  .  .  1 

44  Dunham .  1 

45  St.  Thomas  &  Malaliide.  1 

46  Prince  Edward .  2 

48  Yorkville .  1 

49  Located — ill-health .  1 

50  Welland  Canal. ..  (sup’y)  5 

55  Ancaster . (sup’y)  5 

60  Nelson .  2 

62  Trafalgar .  3 

65  Galt .  1 

66  Talbotville .  2 

68  Nelson .  3 

71  Brock .  1 

72  Barton .  2 

74  Barton . (sup’d).  1 

London  Conference. 


HENDERS,  RICHARD  COE. 
r.  on  x.  1873. 


1873  Middleton .  1 

74  Ancaster .  1 


London  Conference. 

HENDERSON,  WILLIAM. 
r.  on  t.  1864. — r.  f.  c.  &  o.  1868. 


1864  Crosby .  1 

65  St.  Mary’s .  1 

66  Montreal .  1 

67  Ancaster .  1 

68  Bay  of  Quinte .  2 

70  Walkerton .  2 

72  Talbotville .  2 

74  Ingersoll .  1 

London  Conference. 


HILL,  HENRY. 
r.  on  t.  1857. 

1857  Galt .  1 

58  Fort  Edward,  N.Y(stu).  1 

59  - . 


HILL,  JAMES. 

R.  on  t.  1854. — r.  f.  c.  k  o.  1858. 


1S54  Ancaster .  1 

55  Waterford .  2 

57  Prince  Edward .  1 

58  Renville  .  1 

59  Trafalgar .  2 

61  Ancaster .  3 

64  Dereham .  3 

67  New  Hope .  1 

68  Hespeler .  2 


70  Removed  to  United  States. 
Secretary  of  Conference  1869. 


HILL,  ROBERT  NEWTON. 

R.  on  t.  1855. — ord.  1856. — 
r.  f.  c.  1859. 


1855  Drummond .  1 

56  Marlboro’ .  1 

57  Cavan .  ; .  2 

59  Crosby .  2 

61  Oxford .  3 

64  Middleton .  2 

66  Renville .  4 

70  Vernon  Mission .  5 


Toronto  Conference. 


HISTON,  JOHN. 

k.  on  t.  1844. — ord.  1846. — 
R.  f.  c.  1848. 


1844  Elizabethtown .  .  1 

45  Dunham .  1 

46  Stukely .  1 

47  Drummond .  1 

48  Visiting  England .  I 

49  Henrysburg .  3 

52  Stanstead . 1 

53  Prince  Edward .  2 

55  Cavan .  2 

57  Owen  Sound .  2 

59  Arthur .  1 

60  Elizabethtown .  2 

62  Pelham .  2 

64  Norwich .  1 

65  Norwich . (sup’y)  2 

67  Copetown . (sup’y)  7 


Chairman  of  District  1855  to 
1860,  1862  and  1863. 

Secretary  of  Conference  1861. 
London  Conference. 


HOCKING,  JAMES. 


c.  1860. — r.  on  t.  1861. — 
ord.  1863. — R.  f.  c.  1864. 
I860  . .  1 

61  Cavan .  1 

62  Milton .  1 

63  Hope .  1 

64  Kitley .  1 

65  Bodmin .  2 

67  Haldimand .  1 

68  Owen  Sound .  1 

69  Owen  Sound. ..  .(sup’y.)  4 
73  Removed  to  England. 


Died  at  Truro,  Cornwall,  Feb¬ 
ruary  22nd,  1878,  aged  43  years. 


HOGG,  DAVID. 
r.  on  t.  1874. 

1874  Milford .  1 

Toronto  Conference. 

HOLMES,  EDWIN. 

o.  1857.— r.  on  t.  1858.— 

R.  f.  c.  &  o.  1861. 


1857  Norwich .  2 

59  Penville .  1 

60  London .  1 

61  Nasssagaweya .  3 

64  Prince  Edward .  2 

66  Milford .  2 

68  Ma.lahide .  2 

70  Man  vers .  4 

74  Mount  Forest .  1 


Chairman  of  District  1867. 
Secretary  of  Conference  1873. 
London  Conference. 

HOWARD,  THOMAS  T. 

R.  on  t.  1839. — ord.  1841. — 


R.  f.  c.  1843. 

1839  Waterford  &  St.  Thomas.  1 

40  Hamilton .  2 

42  Montreal .  2 

44  Henrysburg .  2 

46  Dunham .  1 

47  Toronto .  1 

48  Editor .  2 

50  Secretary  of  Missions.  . .  3 

53  Hamilton .  1 

54  Trafalgar . (sup’y)  1 

55  Withdrew. 


Secretary  of  Conference  1842, 
1847  and  1849. 

President  of  Conference  1853. 

HOWLETT,  JOHN. 
r.  on  t.  1842. 


1842  . .  1 

43  Rotten .  1 


44  Located — ill  health. 


HUGHES,  HENRY. 
r.  on  t.  1872. 


1872  Hamilton .  1 

73  Dunnville .  2 


London  Conference. 


HUNT,  FRANCIS. 

R.  on  T  1842. — ORD.  1844. — 
r.  f.  c.  1846. 


1842  . .  1 

43  Cavan .  2 

45  Dunham .  1 

46  Henrysburg .  3 

49  Stukeley . .  3 

52  Bolton .  3 


55  Withdrew  and  united  with 
the  Wesleyan  Methodist  Confer¬ 
ence. 


MINISTERS  AND  PROBATION ERS. 


468 


HUSBAND,  ROBERT  J. 
r.  on  t.  1872. 

1872  Holland  East . 

73  Egremont . 

London  Conference. 


1867  Holland  East .  2 

69  Goderich  South .  1 

70  Ashfield .  2  i 

72  Adelaide .  3 

London  Conference. 


HUTCHINSON,  JOHN. 

1841  Henrysburg .  2 

43  Withdrew  and  united  with 
the  Wesleyan  Methodist  Confer¬ 
ence. 


J. 


JACKSON,  GEORGE. 
r.  on  t.  1866. — r.  f.  c.  &o.  1871. 


1866  Manvers .  1 

.  67  Montreal .  2 

69  Hillier .  1 

70  Omemee .  2 

72  St.  Mary’s .  3 


London  Conference. 


JACKSON,  JAMES. 

1817  1  Methodist 

to  >  Episcopal 

28  )  Conference. 

As  one  of  the  organizers 
of  the  Canadian  Wesleyan 
‘29  I  Methodist  Church  hetravel- 
to<(  led  extensively  during  this 
34  |  per  iod.  Of  the  Circuits  on 
which  he  was  stationed  ice 
fuive  no  available  record. 

(  London — President  of 
}  Conference .  1 

36  . 1 

37  London  and  St.  Thomas.  1 

38  Secretary  of  Conference..  1 

39  . 1 

40  Waterford  &  St.  Thomas.  1 
...  1  Welland  Canal — Presi- 

41  \  dent  of  Conference.  1 

42  Welland  Canal .  1 

t  Delegate  to  English  New 

j  Connexion  Conference.  1 

44  Hamilton .  1 

45  Welland  Canal .  1 

46  Waterford . (sup’y)  1 

47  Malahide . (sup’y)  1 

48  President  of  Con¬ 

ference.  j .  1 

49  Norwich . (sup’y)  1 

50  Norwich . (sup’y)  1 

Died  July  6th,  1851,  aged  61 

rears. 


JACKSON,  JOHN  W. 
r.  on  T.  1869. — ORD.  1870. 


1869  Walkerton .  1 

70  Stayner .  2 

72  Located. 


JACKSON,  THOMAS. 

C.  1860. — R.  on  T.  1861. — 
r.  f.  c.  &  o.  1864. 

1860  Owen  Sound .  1 

61  Howick .  2 

63  A rtemesia  and  Osprey. . .  3 
66  Mulmer .  1 


JACKSON, ^WILLIAM  (A.) 
1835  Long  Point  and  Oxford. .  1 


36  Welland  Canal . [2 

38  . 1 

39  . 1 

40  Removed. 


Secretary  of  Conference  1836. 


JACKSON,  WILLIAM  (B.) 
r.  on  t.  1871. 


1871  Lavender .  1 

72  Located. 


JEFFERIS,  THOMAS  M. 
c.  1847.— R.  on  t.  1848.— ord. 
1850. — R.  f.  c.  1851. 


1847  Lansdown  .  1 

48  Elizabetown  . .  2 

50  Oxford .  1 

51  Trafalgar .  3 

54  Howard  .  1 

55  Durham .  1 

56  Trafalgar .  3 


59  Nassagaweya .  2 

61  Brock" .  2 

63  Penville .  1 

64  Elizabethtown .  3  j 

67  Visiting  England .  1 

68  Paisley .  1 

69  Bodmin  .  2  j 

71  Durham .  2 

73  Milford .  1 

74  Milford . (sup’d.)  1 

Chairman  of  District,  1855, 

1866  and  1873. 

Toronto  Conference. 


JOHNSON,  HENRY. 

1835  Adelaide  and  Thames. . .  1 

36  Thames .  1 

37  Gosfield  and  Thames. ...  1 

38  Located. 

JOHNSTON,  ROBERT  (A). 
r.  on  t.  1853. 

1853  St.  Thomas .  1 

54  Trafalgar, .  1 

55  Located. 


JOHNSTON,  ROBERT  (B). 
c.  1867. — R.  on  t.  1868. — ord. 
1869. — r.  f.  c.  1871. 


1867  Hillier .  2 

69  Kitley .  2 

71  Allowed  to  rest .  1 

72  Simcoe .  1 

73  Durham .  2 


Toronto  Conference. 


JOLLIFFE,  JAMES. 
r.  on  t.  1843. 


1843  Caledon .  1 

44  Elizabethtown .  1 


Died  in  1845. 


K. 


KAY,  JOHN. 

it.  on  t.  1862. — r.  f.  c.  &  o.  1867. 


1862  St.  Mary’s .  1 

63  Manvers .  2 

65  Ingersoll .  2 

67  Milton .  3 

70  Waterdown .  3 

73  Dereham .  2 


Secretary  of  Conference,  1872. 
London  Conference. 


KAY,  JOSHUA  R. 
r.  oi it.  1869. — R.  f.  c.  &  o.  1873. 


1869  Aurora .  1 

70  Montreal .  1 

71  Toronto .  1 

72  Goderich .  1 

73  North  Augusta .  1 

74  Hamilton .  1 


London  Conference. 


KEAM,  SAMUEL. 
r.  on  t.  1864. 

1864  London  North .  1 

65  Erin .  1 

66  Located. 


KEAM,  WILLIAM. 
e.  on  t.  1S62. 


1862  Montreal .  1 

63  Mount  Forest .  1 


Died  March  13th,  1864,  aged 
29  years. 


KERSHAW,  EDWARD. 
r.  on  t.  1855. — r.  f.  c.  &  o.  1859. 


1855  Whitchurch .  1 

56  Nissouri .  1 

57  Brock .  1 

58  Goderich .  1 

59  Arran .  1 

60  Dereliam ..  .  2 

\  London,  )  , 

i  “  /  Nissouri,  ( 

63  Talbotville .  3 

66  Malahide .  2 

gg  |  Withdrawn. 

70  St.  Catharines .  2 

72  Mount  Forest .  2 

74  Howick .  1 


Delegate  to  First  General  Con¬ 
ference,  Toronto,  1874. 

London  Conference. 


KERSHAW,  JAMES  B. 
c.  1849. — r.  on  t.  1850. 

1849  London .  2 

51  London  North .  2 

53  Ancaster .  1 

53  Canada  East  District. ...  1 


METHODIST  NEW  CONNEXION  CONFERENCE. 


469 


1855  St.  Thomas .  1 

56  Whitchurch .  2 

58  Blanshard .  2 

60  St.  Mary’s .  1 

61  Manvers .  3 

6f  Mount  Forest .  1 

65  Nelson .  3 

68  Egremont .  3 

71  St.  Mary’s.  .  1 


President  of  Conference  1S67. 
Chairman  of  District  1854, 
1863  to  1866,  1870  and  1871. 
Died,  1871,  aged  48  years. 

KETTLE,  J. 
c.  1854. — r.  on  t.  1855. 

1854  . 1 

55  Ancaster .  2 

57  Expelled. 

KIMBALL,  E.  F. 
c.  1859  &  I860.—  r.tot.  1861.— 
r.  f.  c.  &  o.  1862. 

1859  . 2 

61  Dunham .  2 

63  Withdrew. 


KIMBALL,  HORATIO 
NELSON. 

1843  ) 

to  >  Local  Editor .  12 

55  ) 

56  ) 

to  I  Dunham . (sup’y)  18 

74  ) 

Montreal  Conference. 


KIMBALL,  J.  E. 


r.  on  t.  1843. 

1843  - .  1 

44  Bolton  and  Potton .  1 

45  Located. 


L. 


LAIDLEY,  JAMES. 
r.  on  T.  1840. 


1840  London .  1 

41  Caledon .  1 


42  Lansdown  and  Rideau .  .  2 
44  Located. 

LANGFORD,  GEORGE, 
c.  1852. — r.  on  t.  1853. 


1852  . .  1 

53  Caledon .  3 


56  Located. 


LAUGHEAD,  ROBERT. 
1835  Humber  and  Trafalgar . .  1 
36  Located. 


LAWRENCE,  PETER. 
r.  on  T.  1846. 

1846  Stukeley .  1 

47  Located. 


LEACH,  JOHN, 
c.  1856. — r.  on  t.  1857. — ord. 
1859.—  R.  f.  c.  1857. 


1856  . . .  1 

57  Whitchurch .  1 

5S  London .  2 

60  Montreal .  2 

62  Goderich .  1 

63  Located. 


Chairman  of  District  1860  to 
1862. 

Secretary  of  Conference  1862. 

LEITH,  HAMILTON, 
c.  I860.— r.  on  t.  1861.— 
r.  f.  a.  &  o.  1S64. 


1860  Lindsay .  2 

62  Southampton .  1 

63  Arran .  2 

65  Howard .  2 

67  Cayuga .  2 

69  Lavender .  1 

70  Goderich  South .  2 

72  Bolton .  1 

74  Bay  of  Quinte .  1 


Toronto  Conference. 

LEVER,  JAMES  J.  A. 
r.  on  t.  1861. — r.  f.  c.  &  o.  1865. 
1861  Owen  Sound .  ....  1 

62  Ancaster .  1 

63  Milton . i .  1 

64  Montreal .  1 

65  Brantford .  1 

66  Artemesia  and  Osprey  . .  2 

68  Dunnville .  2 

7  0  Pelham .  4 

74 - (stjp’y). 

London  Conference. 


LIVINGSTON,  JAMES. 
e.  on  t.  1872. 

1872  Cavan . 1 

73  Brock .  1 

74  St.  Mary’s .  1 

London  Conference. 


LUTZE,  JOHN  J. 
r.  on  t.  1862. 

1862  Waterford .  1 

63  Middleton .  1 

64  Lindsay .  2 

66  London .  1 

67  Located. 


M, 


MARSHALL,  IRA. 

1835  Lansdown, .  2 

37  Lansdown  and  Rideau  .  .  1 

38  Local  Elder. 


MARTIN,  WILLIAM. 

1835  Nelson .  2 

37  Ancaster  and  Nelson.  ...  1 

38  Local  Elder. 


MATTHEWS,  ABRAHAM. 

1835  St.  Thomas .  2 

37  London  and  St.  Thomas.  1 

38  Local  Elder. 


MEDIGRAFT,  HENRY. 
Sent  to  Canada  by  the  English  New 
Connexion  Conference. 

1872  )  General  Superintendent 
73  \  of  Missions 
Returned  to  England  on  the 
consummation  of  the  Union  in 
1874. 


MILLER,  JAMES  A. 
c.  1853. — R.  on  t.  1854. — 
r.  f.  c.  &  o.  1857. 


1853  . 1 

54  Scott .  1 

55  Lake  Erie  Mission .  I 

.  56  Union .  1 

57  Middleton .  2 

59  Located .  3 

62  Galt .  3 

65  London .  .  .  2 

67  Located. 

MORRIS,  E. 

1845  Hamilton .  1 

46 . 1 


MOSS,  WILLIAM  H. 
c.  1861. — r.  on  T.  1862. — 
r.  f.  o.  &  o.  1865. 


1861  Marlborough .  1 

62  Caledon .  1 

63  Walkerton .  1 

64  Mount  Forest .  1 

65  Middleton .  1 

66  Pelham .  I 

67  Goderich .  2 

69  Trafalgar .  2 

71  Norwich .  3 

74  Barton .  1 


London  Conference. 


Me. 


McAlister,  james. 

c.  1850. — R.  on  t.  1861. — 
r.  f.  c.  &  o.  1854. 

1850  Goulbourn  &  Drummond  1 


51  Crosby .  1 

52  Prince  Edward .  1 

53  Yorkville .  1 

54  Waterloo .  2 

56  Galt .  1 

57  Nelson .  3 

60  Milton .  3 

63  Waterford .  4 

67  Ancaster .  4 

71  Nelson .  4 


Chairman  of  District  1862  and 
1867  to  1874. 

London  Conference. 


470 


MINISTERS  AND  PROBATIONERS. 


McCANN,  WILLIAM, 
n.  on  t.  1864. — b.  f.  c.  &  o.  1868. 


1864  Elizabethtown .  1 

65  Crosby .  1 

66  Walkerton .  1 

67  Manvel's . 1 

68  Milford .  3 

71  Melbourne  .  3 

74  Norwich .  1 


London  Conference. 

McCLURE,  WILLIAM. 
1830  1  Irelandinconnectionwith 
to  >  the  English  New'  Con- 

48  )  nexion  Conference. 

49  Toronto .  2 


51  London . . 

.  3 

54  Hamilton . 

.  3 

57  Montreal . 

.  3 

60  Toronto . 

.  1 

(  Galt,  ) 

61  <  Yorkville,  > 

.  1 

(  Hamilton.  ) 

62  Toronto . 

.  3 

65  London  . 

66  Toronto . (sup’d.  )  2 

68  Aurora . (sup’d.)  1 

69  Montreal . (sup’d.)  1 

70  Toronto . (sup’d.)  1 

President  of  Conference  1849 

and  1858.  Secretary  of  Confer¬ 
ence  1853.  Theological  Tutor 
1860  to  1870.  Died  Feb.  19th, 
1871,  aged  67  years. 


MoCUTCHEON,  THOMAS  L. 

c.  1872. — r.  on  t.  1873. 
1872  . . 

73  Haldimand . 

74  Cayuga . 

McDIARMID,  KENNETH. 
r.  on  t.  1872.. 

1872  Howard . 

73  Located. 


MoDIARMID,  NEIL  A. 
r.  on  t.  1866. — ord.  1870. — 
r.  f.  c.  &o.  1871. 


1866  Cavan .  1 

67  London,  North .  1 

68  Walkerton .  1 

69  Mono.  f .  1 

70  Laxton .  .  1 

72  Holland .  3 


Toronto  Conference. 


MoGUIRE,  JOHN. 
r.  on  t.  1856. — r.  f.  c.  &  o.  1860. 


1856  Durham .  1 

57  Holland.  .  2 

59  London  North .  1 

60  Ilullett .  2 

62  Marlborough .  2 

64  Laxton .  1 

65  Colpoy’s  Bay .  4 

69  Located .  2 

71  Holland . (sup’y.)  4 


Toronto  Conference. 


McKELYEY,  CHARLES, 
c.  1857.— R.  on  t.  1858.— 
r.  f.  c.  &  o.  1866. 

1857  . .  1 

57  Dunham .  1 

59  Yorkville .  1 

60  Toronto . (sup’y.)  1 

61  Moore . (sup’y.)  1 

62  Located. — Ill-health  ....  3 

65  Montreal .  1 

66  Galt .  2 

68  Hamilton .  2 

70  Located. 


McKENZIE,  A.  K. 

1835  Hamilton .  1 

36 . .  1 

Secretary  of  Conference  1835. 

McKENZIE,  DANIEL 
McLEOD. 

c.  1861. — R.  on  x.  1862. — ord. 
1864. — r.  f.  c.  1865. 


1861  Ancaster .  1 

62  Cavan .  1 

63  Southampton .  1 

64  Ay  ton .  1 

65  Harriston .  2 

67  Erin .  3 

70  Howdck  . .  4 


Chairman  of  District,  1870  to 
1873. 

London  Conference. 


NICKERSON,  ALEXANDER. 


1835  Welland  Canal .  1 

36  London .  I 


37  Long  Point  and  Oxford. .  1 

38  Located. 

NICKERSON,  DAVID. 

1835  Welland  Canal .  2 

37  Long  Point  and  Oxford..  1 

38  Local  Elder . 11 

50  . 1 


NUGENT,  FRANCIS  E. 
r.  on  t.  1867. — R.  f.  c.  &  o.  1871. 
1867  Cavan .  1 

68  Erin .  1 

69  Waterford .  2 

71  Milford .  2 

73  Goderich .  2 

London  Conference. 


NUGENT,  HENRY. 
r.  on  t.  1872. 

1872  Omemee .  1 

73  Dropped. 

o. 


OATES,  JOSEPH. 
r.  on  t.  1850. — ord.  1851. 


1850  Waterford .  I 

51  Cavan .  1 

52  Prince  Edward .  1 

53  Blanshard .  1 

54  Located. 


OGDEN,  THOMAS. 
R.  f.  c.  1849, 


1849  Dunham .  3 

52  Stukeley .  2 

, .  (  Potton  .  3  mo. 

(  Yorkville .  9  mo. 

55  Cayuga .  2 

57  Marlborough .  3 

60  Kitley .  2 

62  Frankville . (sup’d).  1 2 


Montreal  Conference. 


O’HARA,  JAMES. 
r.  on  t.  1861. — r.  f.  c.  &o.  1865. 


1861  St.  Mary’s .  1 

62  Owen  Sound .  1 

63  Holland .  1 

64  Walkerton .  1 

65  Mount  Forest . . 2 

67  Crosby .  3 

70  Erin .  2 

72  Clarke .  2 

74  North  Augusta .  1 

Montreal  Conference. 


OLMSTEAD,  L. 
R.  on  t.  1845. 


1845  Bolton  and  Potton .  1 

46  Lansdown .  1 

47  St.  Thomas .  1 

48  Malahide .  1 

49  Located. 


ORME,  JAMES  HUGHES, 
c.  1860. — r.  on  t.  1861. — r.  f. 
c.  &  o.  1864. 


1860  Howard .  1 

61  Manvers .  1 

62  Southampton .  1 

63  Aiuley ville .  1 

64  Holland  East .  3 

67  Howard .  3 

Middleton .  4 


London  Conference. 


ORME,  THOMAS  HUGHES. 
r.  on  t.  1874. 

1874  Manvers .  1 

Toronto  Conference. 


McKILLOP,  ARCHIBALD. 
r.  on  t.  1873. 

1873  Kitley . 

74  Vernon  Mission . 

Withdrew. 


N. 


NASH,  BENJAMIN. 

1835  St.  Thomas . 

36  Located. 


METHODIST  NEW  CONNEXION  CONFERENCE. 


471 


ORR,  JOHN  S. 
it.  on  t.  1859. — li.  f.  c.  &  o.  1864. 


1859  N  issouri .  1 

60  Brock .  1 

61  Penville .  2 

63  Aslifield .  1 

64  - 2 

66  Brome  .  3 

69  Knowlton .  3 

72  Trafalgar .  1 


73  Removed  to  United  States. 

P. 


PA1NTIN,  RICHARD, 
c.  1857. — R.  on  t.  1858. — 
R.  F.  c.  &  o.  1861. 


1857  . .  1 

58  Manvers .  1 

59  Brock .  1 

60  Holland .  1 

61  Glenelg .  1 

62  Bolton .  3 

65  Dunham .  2 

67  Laxton .  1 

68  Located. 


PARKER,  N. 

R.  on  T.  1846. 

1846  Dunham .  1 

47  Located. 


PECK,  JAMES, 
it.  on  t.  1858. — ord.  1861. — 
r.  f.  c.  1862. 


1858  Oxford .  1 

59  Kitley .  1 

60  Dunham .  1 

61  Brome .  1 

62  Milford .  2 

64  Manvers .  1 

65  Bay  Quinte - (sup’y).  5 

70  Located. 


PECK,  WILLIAM. 
r.  on  t.  1849. — k.  f.  c.  &o.  1867. 


1849  Cavan .  1 

50  Goulbourn  &  Drummond  1 

51  Lansdown .  1 

52  Located.- . 14 

66  Bolton .  1 

67  Dunham .  3 

70  Crosby .  1 

71  Lansdown . (sup’y.)  4 

Montreal  Conference. 

PERT,  JOHN. 

1835  Humber  and  Trafalgar.  .  1 

36  Markham .  1 

37  An  caster  and  Nelson. ...  3 

Died,  1S40. 


PETTIT,  SELIM. 
r.  on  t.  1843. 

1843  St.  Thomas .  1 

44  Located. 


PH1LP,  JOSEPH. 

C.  1 869  &  1870, — r.  on  T.  1871.— 
n.  f.  c.  &  o  1873. 


1869  Omernee .  1 

70  Ca  van .  1 

71  Nelson .  1 

7  2  Ancaster .  1 

73  Manvers .  1 

74  Bodmin .  1 


London  Conference. 

PHILP,  WILLIAM. 
r.  on  t.  1872. 

1872  Manvers .  1 

73  Allowed  to  rest . 1 

74  Oxford .  1 

Montreal  Conference. 

PIPER,  S. 

u.  on  T.  1842. — ORD.  1844. 

1842  . .  1 

43  Stanstead .  2 

45  Located. 


PITCHER,  JOEL  TALLMAN. 
r  on  t.  1863. — r.  f.  c.  &  o.  1867. 


1863  Owen  Sound .  1 

64  Cavan .  2 

66  Toronto .  1 

67  London  .  1 

68  Toronto  .  2 

70  Montreal .  5 

Montreal  Conference. 


PLUM,  HARVEY. 

1835  Lansdown  .  2 

37  Lansdown  and  Rideau. . .  2 

38  Local  Elder . 10 

Died,  1848. 


POLLARD,  JOSEPH. 
r.  on  T.  1872. 

1872  Ingersoll .  1 

73  Allowed  to  rest .  1 

74  . . . .  1 

POWERS,  FREDERICK  E. 
r.  on  t.  1841. — R.  f.  c.  &  o.  1845. 
1841 . . 2 

43  Barnston  .  1 

44  Bolton  and  Potton .  1 

45  Dunham . (sup’y.)  2 

47  Stukeley .  2 

49  Lansdown  .  2 

51  Oxford .  1 

52  Dunham . (sup’y.)  9 

Died,  1861. 


PRESTON,  WALTON. 
r.  on  t.  1847.— ord.  1848. 
r  f.  c.  1850. 


1847  Elizabethtown .  1 

48  Welland  Canal .  1 

49  Owen  Sound .  2 

51  Cayuga .  2 

53  London  North .  3 

56  Blansliard  .  2 

58  Brock .  3 


1861  Owen  Sound .  2 

63  Adelaide .  2 

65  Kincardine .  1 

66  Paisley .  2 

68  Ainleyville  .  3 

71  Caledonia .  2 

73  Howard .  2 


Chairman  of  District  1867. 
London  Conference. 

PRITCHARD,  ROBERT  S. 
r.  on  t.  1874. 

7  4  W  aterford .  1 

London  Conference. 

R 

RAMAGE,  WILLIAM. 
r.  on  t.  1841. — R.  f.  c.  &  o.  1845. 


1841 . .  1 

42  St.  Thomas  .  1 

43  Raleigh  .  1 

44  Malahide .  2 

46  Caledon .  2 

48  Located .  .  5 

53  Waterford . (sup’y.)  5 

58  Middleton . (sup’d.)  3 

61  Talbotville . (sup’y.)  1 

62  Located. 


RANDALL,  NATHAN  B. 


b.  on  t.  1864. 

1864  Nelson . .  •  •  1 

65  Dunville . . .  1 

66  Located. 


RAWSON,  JOSEPH. 
r.  on  x.  1858. — R.  f.  c.  &o.  1862. 


1858  Durham .  1 

59  Holland .  1 

60  Artemesia  and  Osprey  .  .  2 

62  Paisley .  1 

63  Howick .  1 

64  Caledonia .  3 

67  Mulmur .  1 

68  Lavender .  1 

69  Stayner .  1 

70  Howard .  2 

72  Colchester . . .  3 

London  Conference. 


REDEOFF,  RICHARD, 
c.  1857.— R.  on  t.  1858.— 
R.  F.  C.  &  0.  1861. 


1857  . .  1 

58  Crosby .  1 

59  Manvers .  1 

60  Goderich .  1 

61  N  issouri .  1 

62  Holland .  1 

63  Smith’s  Falls . 2 

65  Paisley .  1 

66  Located .  1 

67  Southampton .  1 


68  Artemesia  and  Osprey  . .  2 

7  0  Lavender .  1 

71  Located. 


472 


MINISTERS  AND  PROBATIONERS. 


REID,  JOHN. 

1830  )  -j^o  recorj  0f  this 
g®  (  period  available. 

35  Humber  and  Trafalgar . .  1 

36  Nelson .  1 

37  Humber  and  Markham..  2 

39  Local  Elder .  29 

Died  1868.  of, 

REID,  THOMAS. 
r.  on  t.  1846. — R.  f.  o.  &  o.  1850. 


1846  Cavan .  1 

47  Crosby  &  Elizabethtown.  2 

49  Y orkville .  1 

50  N ewcastle .  2 

52  Yorkville . . .  1 

53  Crosby .  3 

56  Elizabethtown .  1 

57  Caledon .  3 

60  Southampton .  2 

62  Walkerton .  2 

64  Holland .  2 

66  Erin .  1 

67  Caledonia .  . .  1 

68  Expelled. 

Chairman  of  DistrictI1865. 


RENNIE,  THOMAS, 
o.  1870. — r.  on  t.  1871. 


1870  Arran .  2 

72  Goderich  South .  1 

73  Laxton .  1 

74  Kitley .  1 

Montreal  Conference. 


RICE,  J. 

c.  1845. — R.  on  T.  1846. 

1845  . 1 

46  Goulbourn .  1 

47  Western  Mission .  1 

48  Located. 


RICHARDSON,  GEORGE. 
R.  on  t.  1859. — ord.  1861. — 
r.  f.  o  1863. 


1859  Nelson .  2 

61  Matilda .  3 

64  Ancaster .  3 

67  Waterdown .  3 

70  London .  3 

73  Waterdown .  2 


Secretary  of  Conference  1870. 
Chairman  of  District  1872. 
Delegate  to  First  General  Con¬ 
ference,  Toronto,  1874. 

London  Conference. 

ROBINSON,  GEORGE, 
c.  1864. — R.  on  t.  1865. — 
r.  f.  o.  &  o.  1869. 


1864  Lake  Erie  Mission .  4 

65  London  North .  1 

66  Erin .  2 

68  Laxton .  2 

70  Cayuga .  1 

71  Lansdown .  4 


Montreal  Conference. 


ROBINSON,  JOSEPH  HIRAM. 

Was  born  Dec.  20th,  1807,  and 
in  his  twenty-third  year  was  re¬ 
ceived  on  probation  in  the  Metho¬ 
dist  New  Connexion  ministry  in 
England  by  the  Sheffield  Confer¬ 
ence  in  1830.  His  first  appoint¬ 
ment  was  to  the  Thorne  Circuit, 
in  Lincolnshire.  In  1831  he  was 
appointed  to  the  Alnwick  Circuit, 
1832  to  Doncaster,  1833  to  Man¬ 
chester,  1834  and  1835  Hanley, 
and  was  ordained  at  the  Confer¬ 
ence  held  on  that  Circuit.  In 
1836  he  was  appointed  to  the 
Macclesfield  Circuit,  where  he 
continued  for  two  years.  His 
nextCircuit,  1838,  was  Newcastle- 
upon-Tyne,  where  he  continued 
two  years.  In  1840  he  was  ap¬ 
pointed  to  Halifax,  having  charge 
of  that  Circuit  for  three  years. 
His  next  Circuit  was  Liverpool, 
in  1843,  where  he  served  for 
three  years.  Then  in  1846,  Ches¬ 
ter  two  years,  and  his  last  ap¬ 
pointment  to  regular  Circuit 
work  in  England  was  to  Sheffield, 
South,  in  1848,  where  he  labour¬ 
ed  three  years.  By  the  Confer¬ 
ence  held  at  Ashton-Under-Lyne 
in  1851,  he  was  appointed  Super¬ 
intendent  of  the  New  Connexion 
Missions  in  Canada,  which  office 
he  filled  for  fifteen  years,  during 
which  term  he  was  four  times 
President  of  the  Conference,  viz. : 
in  1852,  1861,  1865  and  1869. 
From  1854  to  1866  he  edited  the 
Evangelical  Witness,  which  he 
established  in  1854.  He  resigned 
the  Superintendency  of  the  Mis¬ 
sions  in  1866,  and  was  employed 
as  editor  of  the  Witness,  Book- 
Steward,  and  Treasurer  of  the  I 
i  funds  of  the  Connexion  till  1870. 
In  that  year  he  was  appointed  by 
the  English  Conference  as  editor 
of  the  NewConnexion  Magazines, 
and  manager  of  their  publishing 
interests.  For  this  purpose  he 
returned  to  England  in  1870,  and 
continued  in  this  office  till  1874, 
when  he  was  a  second  time  sent 
to  Canada.  In  1872  he  was 1 
elected  President  of  the  English 
Conference.  His  second  appoint¬ 
ment  to  Canada  was  made  chiefly 
with  reference  to  the  union  move¬ 
ment  then  progressing  between 
the  Wesleyan  Methodist  and  New 
Connexion  bodies  in  Canada.  Mr. 
Robinson  states  that  he  was  in¬ 
duced  to  come  on  this  mission 
from  the  representations  received 
in  England  to  the  effect  that  a 
very  large  minority,  if  not  a 
majority,  of  the  New  Connexion 
members  and  ministers  declined 
to  come  into  the  union,  and  the 
connexional  authorities  in  Eng¬ 
land  felt  that  it  was  their  duty  to 
care  for  this  minority  or  majority, 


whichever  it  might  be,  and  he 
was  therefore  sent  to  co-operate 
with  Mr.  Medicraft  who  was  then 
the  Superintendent  of  the  Mis¬ 
sion,  in  the  counsels  and  labours 
demanded  by  the  crisis.  When 
the  vote  was  taken  at  the  Milton 
Conference  of  1874,  it  was  found 
that  only  six  laymen  and  twelve 
ministers  voted  against  the  union, 
and  in  view  of  this  fact,  Mr. 
Robinson  felt  (and  this  feeling 
was  shared  also  by  Mr.  Medi¬ 
craft)  that  it  would  be  a  hopeless 
struggle  as  wrell  as  an  unseemly 
one,  and  a.  struggle  the  expense 
of  which  would  mainly  fall  on 
the  English  mission  fund  —  to 
maintain  the  New'  Connexion 
as  a  distinct  denomination  in 
Canada.  These  views  were  duly 
represented  to  the  English  Con¬ 
ference  which  body  at  length, 
and  in  view  of  all  the  interests 
concerned,  consented  to  the 
union,  which  is  now-  an  accom¬ 
plished  fact.  This  event  threw 
Mr.  Robinson  out  of  employment. 
The  authorities  in  England  gave 
him  the  option  of  either  return¬ 
ing  to  England,  and  taking  Cir¬ 
cuit  work  there,  or  remaining  in 
Canada  with  permission  to  join 
any  Evangelical  Church  he  might 
prefer.  His  brethren  w-ith  whom 
he  had  long  laboured,  having  gone 
into  the  union,  and  his  sympa¬ 
thies,  as  well  as  the.  habits  and 
labours  of  a  life-time,  being  all 
associated  with  Methodism,  he 
finally  concluded  to  join  the 
Methodist  Church  of  Canada,  and 
was  received  into  the  ranks  of  its 
ministers  of  the  London  Confer¬ 
ence,  at  the  Conference  held  at 
Brantford  in  1875. 

ROBINSON,  WILLIAM. 
1840  -  - .  1 

41  Trafalgar  and  Markham.  1 

42  Ancaster .  1 

43  Cobourg  and  Hillier  ....  1 

44  Cavan . (sup’y.  )  5 

49  Colborne .  1 

50  Lansdown  .  1 

51  Manvers .  3 

•54  Lifford . (sup’y.  )14 

68  Located. 


ROGERS,  J.  W.  G. 
E.  on  T.  1849. 


1849  Welland  Canal .  1 

50  Whitchurch .  1 

51  Located. 


ROGERS,  J. 

c.  1857. — e.  on  t.  1858. — 
r.  f.  c.  &  o.  1861. 


1857  . 1 

58  Waterford .  1 

59  Montreal .  1 


METHODIST  NEW  CONNEXION  CONFERENCE. 


473 


I860  Cavan .  1 

61  Trafalgar .  1 

62  Brome .  3 

65  Bolton .  2 

67  Located. 


s. 


SANDERSON,  JOHN. 


ROLSTON,  DAVID  D. 
r.  on  t.  1846. — r.  f.  c.  &  o.  1850. 
1 S  Ireland,  English  New  Con- 
|  nexion  Conference. 

47  - — .  1 

48  Hamilton .  1 

49  St.  Thomas .  1 

50  Yorkville .  1 

51  Fitzroy  and  Goulbourn.  .  1 

52  Oxford .  2 

54  Elizabethtown .  2 

56  Crosby . 2 

58  Manvers .  3 

61  Cavan .  2 

63  Nelson .  2 

65  St.  Mary’s .  3 

68  Walkerton .  2 

70  Vesta .  5 

Chairman  of  District,  1856. 

1859  to  1861, 1864,  1866  to  1869, 
1871  to  1874. 

President  of  Conference,  1864. 
Delegate  to  First  General  Con¬ 
ference,  Toronto,  1874. 

Toronto  Conference. 


ROSE,  PHILIP. 
r.  on  t.  1856. 

1856  St.  Thomas .  1 

57  Located. 

ROWE,  WILLIAM  B. 
r.  on  t.  1858. 

1858  Goderich .  1 

59  Located. 

RUMP,  THOMAS, 
n.  on  t.  1837. — ord.  1838. — 
r.  f.  c.  1841. 

1837  Ancaster  and  Nelson.  ...  1 

38  Trafalgar .  1 

39  St.  Thomas  and  London.  3 

42  Trafalgar .  2 

44  Cayuga .  2 

46  Drummond .  1 

47  Lansdown  .  2 

49  Elizabethtown .  1 

50  Welland  Canal .  3 

53  Welland  Canal,  .(sup’ Y.)  1 

54  Norwich .  2 

56  Bayham .  2 

58  St.  Catharines  ..(sup’y).16 
Chairman  of  District,  1849  and 

1850. 

London  Conference. 

RYAN,  HENRY. 

1800  1  Episcopal 
to  >  Methodist 

26  )  Conference. 

27  \  As  one  of  the  organizers  of 
I  the  Canadian  Weslejmn 

to  >  Methodist  Church,  he 
j  travelled  extensively  dur- 
32  J  ing  most  of  this  period. 
Died  Sept.  1832,  aged  57  years. 


1835  Upper  District .  1 

36  Peterboro’  .  1 

37  Cobourg  and  Peterboro’  .  2 

39  Humber  and  Trafalgar.  .  1 

40  Located,  and  subsequently 
united  with  the  Wesleyan  Metho¬ 
dist  Conference.  He  was  Chair¬ 
man  of  a  District  from  1835  to 
1839. 

SAVAGE,  DAVID, 
o.  1850. — r.  on  t.  1851. 

1850  Welland  Canal .  2 

52  Toronto  .  1 

53  London .  2 

55  Toronto .  2 

57  Hamilton .  2 

59  Cavan .  2 

61  Aurora .  3 

64  Nassagaweya .  3 

67  London .  3 

70  Toronto  .  2 

7  2  London .  3 

President  of  Conference,  1862 

and  1874. 

Chairman  of  District,  1868  and 
1869. 

Editor  of  “Evangelical  Wit¬ 
ness.” 

Toronto  Conference. 

SCOTT,  JAMES, 
c.  1852. — R.  on  T.  1853. — 
r.  f.  o.  &  o.  1856. 

1852  . .  1 

53  Nassagaweya .  1 

54  Prince  Edward .  1 

55  London .  1 

56  London  North .  3 

59  London . (sup’y.)  1 

60  Nissouri .  1 

61  London . (sup’y.)  1 

62  London  North .  1 

63  Ainleyville .  1 

64  Flamboro’  .  2 

66  Waterdown .  1 

67  Waterdown . (sup’y.)  2 

69  Owen  Sound .  3 

72  Owen  Sound _ (sup’d.)  2 

Chairman  of  District,  1863  to 

1865,  and  1869  to  1871. 

Toronto  Conference. 


SEYMOUR,  JAMES. 

1830  )  English 

to  New  Connexion 

56  )  Conference. 

57  Montreal .  1 

58  Howard .  1 

59  Melbourne .  1 

60  London  North .  2 

62  Clarke .  1 

63  Mallorytown .  1 


64  Strafford ville . . .  .(sup’d. )  9 

73  Lifford . (sup’d.)  1 

74  Aurora . (sup’d.)  1 

Toronto  Conference. 


SEYMOUR,  JAMES  COOKE. 
r.  on  t.  1857. — R.  f.  c.  &  o.  1861. 

1857  Montreal  .  1 

58  Toronto  .  1 

59  Middleton .  1 

60  Manvers .  1 

(  Caledon,  /  ■. 

61  1  Galt,  | .  1 

M  i  Nissouri,  /  9 

62  j  Clarke,  | .  2 

63  Barton .  3 

I  Ill-liealth — rest,  6  months 
(  London  City,  6  months. 

67  Ingersoll .  3 

70  Nassagaweya .  4 

74  Aurora .  1 

Secretary  of  Conference  1868. 
Toronto  Conference. 


SHARPE,  DIXON. 
R.  on  T  1872. 


1872  Vernon  Mission. 
73  Located. 


SHAW,  CALVIN, 
c.  1857. — R.  on  t.  1858. — 
r.  f.  c.  &  o.  1861. 

1857  London .  1 

58  Montreal .  1 

59  Dunham .  1 

60  Galt .  1 

61  Flamboro’  .  1 

62  Hamilton .  2 

64  Owen  Sound .  1 

65  Crosby .  2 

67  Middleton .  3 

70  Ingersoll  .  1 

71  Dayan .  3 

7  4  Manvers .  1 

Chairman  of  District  1870  to 

'1872. 

Toronto  Conference. 


SHAW,  JAMES, 
c.  1850. — R.  on  t.  1851. — 
r.  f.  o.  &  o.  1854. 

1850  . . .  1 

51  Yorkville .  1 

52  Nassagaweya .  1 

53  Barton .  3 

56  Barton . .'.  .(sup’y.)  3 

59  Milton .  1 

60  Louth .  2 

62  Flamboro’  .  2 

64  Goderich .  3 

67  Goderich  South .  2 

69  Adelaide .  1 

70  Hamilton . (sup’y.)  5 

Chairman  of  District  1864  to 

1868. 

Secretary  of  Conference  1866. 
London  Conference. 


474 


MINISTERS  AND  PROBATIONERS. 


SHAW,  WILLIAM. 

1835  Hillier .  2 

37  Located. 


SHELDON,  JOSEPH. 

1835  Gosfield .  2 

37  Gosfield  and  Thames ....  1 

38  Local  Elder  .  . 20 

Died  1858. 


SHILTON,  JOHN. 

1829 

) 

to 

V  No  record  available. 

34 

) 

35 

Lansdown  . 

2 

36 

Thames  . 

1 

37 

Cobourg  and  Peterboro’.. 

1 

38 

London  . 

1 

39 

Caledon . 

2 

41 

Ancaster  and  Nelson. .  .  . 

1 

42 

Caledon . 

2 

44 

Raleigh . 

1 

45 

St.  Thomas  &  Malahide . 

1 

46 

Malahide  and  Norwich. . 

1 

47 

Goulbourn . 

2 

49 

Crosby . 

1 

50 

Cavan  . 

1 

51 

Drummond . 

1 

52 

Lansdown.  - . 

1 

53 

Arthur . 

2 

Chairman  of  District  1853  to 
1854. 

Died  April  12th,  1855,  aged  51 
years. 

SHUTTLE  WORTH,  JOHN. 

1848  )  English 

to  >  New  Connexion 


56  )  Conference. 

57  Toronto .  2 

59  London  .  3 

62  Montreal  .  3 

65  Brock . .* .  2 

67  Dereham .  2 

69  Brome .  4 

73  Penville .  2 


Chairman  of  District  1862  to 
1864, 1867,  1868,  &  1870  to  1872. 
Toronto  Conference. 

SIMEON,  J. 
r.  on  t.  1856. 


1856  Caledon .  1 

57  Uxbridge .  I 

58  Located. 


SIMPSON,  JOHN  H. 

R.  on  t.  1841. — a.  f.  c.  &  o.  1845. 


1841  Lansdown  and  Rideau  . .  1 
42  Goulbourn .  2 

44  Ancaster .  1 

45  Owen  Sound .  2 

47  Cavan .  2 

49  Crosby .  2 


1851  Elizabethtown .  3 

54  Trafalgar .  2 

56  Lansdown .  2 

58  Prince  Edward .  1 

59  Dunham .  1 

60  Adelaide .  2 

62  Caledon .  2 

64  Marlboro’ .  2 

66  Located. 


Secretary  of  Conference  1845 
and  1856. 

Chairman  of  District  1857, 
1858  and  1863  to  1865. 

SMITH,  H.  R. 

1835  Hamilton .  3 

38  Withdrew. 

Secretary  of  Conference  1837. 

SMYLIE,  ROBERT. 

c.  1869. — r.  on  t.  1870. — 
r.  f.  o.  &  o.  1873. 


1869  Brock .  1 

70  Man  vers .  1 

71  St.  Mary’s .  1 

72  Waterford . 1 

73  London  North .  2 


London  Conference. 

SMYTH,  DAVID. 
r.  on  t.  1861. — R.  f.  o.  &  o.  1865. 


1861  Goderich .  1 

62  Middleton .  1 

63  Ancaster .  2 

65  Louth .  2 

67  St.  Catharines .  1 

68  St.  Mary’s .  3 

71  Galt . 4 

74  Withdrew. 


SMYTH,  J. 
c.  1848.— r.  on  t.  1849. 


1S48 - . 

49  Lansdown .  1 

50  Crosby .  1 

51  Located. 


SMYTH,  WILLIAM. 
r.  on  t.  1865. — R.  f.  c.  &  o.  1869. 


1865  Ancaster .  2 

67  St.  Mary’s .  2 

69  Goderich .  3 

7  3  Hamilton .  2 


74  Toronto  Conference. 


SPARHAM,  WILLIAM. 

1836  Hamilton .  1 

37  Ancaster  and  Nelson.. . .  1 

38  Local  Elder .  4 

42 - . 


STARR,  DANIEL  S. 
r.  on  T.  1842. 


1842  . .  1 

43  Grimsby . .  1 

44  Located. 


STONE,  GEORGE  W. 


1843  Stanstead .  1 

44  Barnston .  2 

46  Dunham .  4 

50  Located. 


SWANSTON,  GEORGE. 
r.  on  t.  1869. 

1869  Cavan .  1 

70  Located. 


T. 


TAYLOR,  CALEB. 

1835  Waterford .  1 

36  Located. 

TAYLOR,  GEORGE  W. 

1859  Caledon. . .  1 

60  Located. 

TAYLOR,  0. 

1835  St.  Thomas .  1 

36  Located. 


TEETER,  CHANCELLOR. 
r.  on  t.  1870. — r.  f.  o.  &  0.1874. 


1870  Nelson .  1 

71  Cavan .  1 

72  Brock .  1 

73  Nelson .  1 

7  4  Trafalgar .  1 


London  Conference. 


TINDALL,  WILLIAM, 
o.  1853. — r.  on  t.  1854. — 
r.  f.  c.  &  o.  1857. 

1853  Owen  Sound .  1 

r,  (  Yorkville,  3  months. 

°  j  Howard,  9  months. 

55  Howard . 1 

56  Southampton .  1 

57  Newcastle .  1 

58  Hope .  1 

49  London  North .  1 

60  Clarke .  2 

62  Prince  Edward .  2 

64  Malahide .  2 

66  St.  Mary’s .  1 

67  Howick .  3 

70  Milton .  2 

72  Owen  Sound .  3 


Secretary  of  Conference  I860. 
Delegate  to  First  General  Con¬ 
ference,  Toronto,  1874. 

Toronto  Conference. 


METHODIST  'NEW^CONNEXION  CONFERENCE. 


475 


TOPPING,  NASSAU  B. 

c.  1871. — R.  on  t.  1866. 


1871  Ancaster .  1 

72  Lansdown .  1 

73  Cavan .  1 

74  Student .  .  1 


Montreal  Conference. 


TRUEMAN,  MOSES. 

1836  St.  Thomas .  1 

37  London  and  St.  Thomas.  1 

38  Located. 


TURNER,  JOHN. 


w. 


WADE,  A. 

R.  on  t.  1845. 

1845  . .  1 

46  Raleigh  and  Howard.  .  .  1 

47  Located. — ill-health. 


WALDRON,  THOMAS. 
1835  Gosfield .  1 

36  London .  1 

37  London  and  St.  Thomas.  1 

38  Located. 


1869  Nelson .  1 

70  Dunham .  2 


72  Withdrew. 


WARD,  WILLIAM  C. 

1836  London  Circuit .  1 

37  Located. 


WARREN,  JOHN  C. 

1833  . 1 

35  St.  Thomas .  1 

36  Hamilton .  1 

37  Gosfield  and  Thames  ...  1 

38  . . ......  3 

41  Gosfield  and  Thames. ...  2 

43  . 1 

44  London .  1 

45  Lansdown .  2 

47  Crosby  &  Elizabethtown.  2 

49  Newcastle .  1 

50  Brock .  2 

52  Lansdown .  1 

53  Fitzroy .  1 

54  Lansdown . (sup’y)20 

Montreal  Conference. 


WATTS,  JAMES  C. 

c.  1849. — r.  on  t.  1849. — 
r.  f.  c.  &  o.  1853. 


1849  . .  1 

50  St.  Thomas .  1 

51  Waterford .  1 

52  Barton . 1 

53  Nassagaweya .  2 

55  Montreal .  2 

57  Waterford .  3 

61  Hamilton .  1 


62  Removed  to  England. 
Chairman  of  District  1855  to 
1857  and  1861. 

Secretary  of  Conference  1852, 
1855,  1858  and  1860. 

President  of  the  English  New 
Connexion  Conference  in  1879. 


WEAVER,  FRANCIS  G. 
r.  on  t.  1843. — R.  f.  c.  &o.  1847. 


1843  Waterford .  1 

44  No  station — ill  health  .  .  1 

45  Crosby  &  Elizabethtown.  1 

46  Malahide and  Norwich.  .  1 

47  Malahide .  I 

48  Cayuga .  3 

51  Lake  Erie  Mission .  3 

54  Blanshard .  2 

56  Morris .  1 

57  Clinton .  1 

58  Caledonia .  1 

59  Norwich .  2 

61  Caledonia .  3 

64  Meaford .  3 


1835  Peterboro’ .  1 

36  Located. 


TYLER,  REUBEN  J. 
r.  on  t.  1858. — r.  f.  c.  &  o.  1862. 


1858  London  North .  1 

59  Hullett .  1 

60  Aurora .  1 

61  Yorkville .  1 

62  Laxton .  1 

63  Verulam .  1 

64  Ashfield . .  1 

65  Owen  Sound .  3 

68  Caledonia .  3 

71  Cayuga .  1 

72  Bodmin .  2 

74  Ainleyville .  1 


Chairman  of  District  1867  to 
1869. 

London  Conference. 

Y 


VAN  NORMAN,  EPHRAIM. 
r  on  t.  1841. — ord.  1843. — 


r.  f.  c.  1845. 

1841  St.  Thomas  and  London.  1 
42  Gosfield  and  Thames.  ...  1 
-  43  Ancaster .  1 

44  Ancaster  and  Nelson..  .  .  1 

45  Waterford .  1 

46  Welland  Canal .  2 

48  Prince  Edward .  2 

50  Norwich . (sup’y.)  2 

52  Located. 


VINING,  JOSEPH  E. 
c.  1852. — r.  on  t.  1853. — 
u.  f.  c.  &  o.  1856. 


1852  . .  1 

53  Cayuga .  2 

54  Manvers .  2 

57  Barton .  3 

60  Ancaster .  1 

61  Waterford .  2 

63  Owen  Sound .  1 

64  Withdrew. 


WALKER,  A.  B. 
r.  on  t.  1865. — r.  f.  o.  &o.  1859. 


1865  Owen  Sound .  1 

66  London,  North .  1 

67  Waterford .  2 

69  Norwich .  1 

70  "Withdrew. 


Note. — He  was  elected  as  one 
of  the  lay  delegates  to  the  First 
General  Conference,  Toronto, 
1874. 


WALKER,  JOHN. 


c.  1854. — r.  on  t.  1855. — 
r.  f.  c.  &  o.  1858. 

1854  Lansdown .  1 

55  Morris .  1 

56  Nassagaweya . 1 

'57  Durham .  1 

58  Grey .  1 

59  Morris.  .  . .  1 

60  St.  Clair . 1 

61  Aurora .  3 

64  Southampton .  1 

65  Ashfield .  3 

6S  Durham .  2 

70  Adelaide .  2 

72  Ashfield .  2 

74  Ashfield . (sup’d.)  1 

London  Conference. 


WALKER,  ROBERT. 
r.  on  t.  1861. — R.  f.  o.  &  o.  1865. 


1861  Middleton .  1 

62  Manvers .  1 

63  Nelson .  1 

64  Owen  Sound .  1 

65  Durham .  3 

68  Melbourne .  3 


71  London,  North .  2 

73  Omemee .  2 

Toronto  Conference. 

WALLACE,  JOHN. 

R.  on  x.  1867. — R.  f.  c.  &o.  1871. 


1867  Lansdown .  1 

68  Manvers .  1 


476 


MINISTERS  AND  PROBATIONERS. 


1867  Arran .  2 

09  Holland  East .  1 

70  Durham .  1 

71  Haldimand .  2 

73  Caledonia .  2 


Chairman  of  District  186(5, 
1868  and  1874. 

London  Conference. 


WEBB,  WILLIAM. 
r.  on  t.  1853. — r.  f.  c.  &o.  1857. 

1853  Manvers .  2 

55  Milton .  1 

56  Malahide .  3 

59  Howard .  2 

62  Melbourne .  3 

65  Bayliam .  2 

67  Norwich .  2 

69  London  North .  2 

71  Howard . .sup’d)  4 

London  Conference. 


WELLS,  WILLIAM. 
R.  on  T.  1866. 

1866  Lansdown. 

67  Located. 


WEST,  I.  N.  I). 

1831  ) 

to  >  No  record  available. 

34  ) 

35  Welland  Canal .  1 

36  Nelson .  1 

37  Lansdown  and  Rideau  .  .  2 

39  Expelled. 

Note. — At  the  Conference  of 
the  Methodist  Episcopal  Church 
in  1839  he  received  an  appoint¬ 
ment  to  the  Matilda  Circuit,  and 
in  1840  he  organized  the  old 
Bonne  Chere  Mission.  He  con¬ 
tinued  to  labour  in  the  active 
work  with  that  body  until  1864, 
when  he  obtained  a  superan¬ 
nuated  relation  and  so  continued 
until  Dec.  23rd,  1877,  when  he 
died  in  the  82nd  year  of  his  age. 


WEST,  PAUL  V. 

R.  on  T.  1842. — ord,  1844. — 
R.  f.  c.  1846. 


1842  . 1 

43  Stanstead  South .  1 

44  Stukeley .  2 

46  Barnston  .  3 

49  Located. 


WESTERN,  WILLIAM, 
c.  1857. — R.  on  t.  1858. 


1857  . .  1 

58  Ekfrid .  1 


59  Located. 


WHALEY,  JOHN. 

1835  London .  2 

37  London  and  St.  Thomas.  1 

38  Located. 

WHITCOMB,  ORRIN. 
c.  1850. — R.  on  t.  1851. — - 
r.  f.  o.  &  o.  1854. 


1850  . . .  1 

51  Potton .  1 

52  Henryshurg .  2 

54  Dunham .  1 

55  Prince  Edward .  3 

58  Lansdown .  2 

60  Cayuga .  1 

61  Pelham  .  1 

62  Bayham .  3 

65  Bayham . (sup’d.)  7 

72  Cayuga  .  2 

74  Milford  .  1 


Chairman  of  Districtl859, 1873 
and  1874. 

Toronto  Conference. 

WHITE,  JAMES. 
r.  on  T.  1859. — ord.  1861. — 
r  f.  c.  1863. 


1859  Caledon .  2 

61  New  Hope .  3 

64  Lansdown .  2 

66  London  North  .  2 

68  Talbotville .  4 

72  Omemee .  1 

73  Aylmer .  2 


Chairman  of  District  1873  and 
1874. 

London  Conference. 


WILKINSON,  HENRY. 
r.  on  t.  1843. — ord.  1846.— 


r.  f.  c.  1847. 

1843  . .  1 

44  Lansdown .  1 

45  No  station — ill  health  .  .  1 

46  Newcastle .  1 

47  Nassagaweya .  1 

48  Waterford  .  2 

50  Ancaster .  2 

52  Howard .  2 

54  Malahide .  2 

56  Norwich .  2 

58  Dereham .  2 

60  Caledon .  2 

62  Dereliam  .  2 

64  Pelham .  2 

66  Prince  Edward .  l 

67  Nassagaweya .  3 

70  Penville .  3 

73  Meaford .  1 

74  Cavan  .  l 

Chairman  of  District  1858  to 
1874. 


Secretary  of  Conference,  1857. 
President  of  Conference,  1859. 
Delegate  to  First  General  Con¬ 
ference,  Toronto,  1874. 

Toronto  Conference. 


WILKINSON,  JOHN. 
r.  on  t.  1834. — r.  f.  c.  &  o.  1838. 


1834  . .  1 

35  Hamilton .  1 

37  Ancaster  and  Nelson.. . .  1 

38  Welland  Canal .  2 

40  Ancaster  and  Nelson  . .  2 

42  Waterford .  2 

44  St.  Thomas .  2 

46  Waterford .  2 

48  Malahide .  2 

50  Norwich .  2 

52  Newcastle  .  2 

54  Cavan .  1 

55  Barton .  2 

57  Nassagaweya .  2 

59  Pelham  .  2 

61  Norwich .  3 

64  Norwich . (sup’d.)  9 


Chairman  of  District,  1836, 
1840,  1852  to  1854,  1859,  and 
1860. 

President  of  the  Conference, 
1845. 

Died  January  16tli,  1874,  aged 
71  years. 


WILKINSON,  JOHN  A. 

r.  on  t.  1862. — ord.  1865. — 
r.  f.  c.  1866. 


1862  Durham .  1 

63  Nissouri .  2 

65  Norwich .  2 

67  Dunnville  .  1 

68  Simcoe .  4 

72  Located. 


WILKINSON,  THOMAS 
LOTTRIDGE. 

r.  on  t.  1862. — R.  f.  c.  &  o.  1866. 


1862  London  North .  1 

63  Caledon .  1 

64  Waterford .  1 

65  London .  1 

66  Bolton .  2 

68  St.  Catharines .  2 

70  Barton .  2 

72  Aurora . 2 

7  4  Nassagaweya .  1 


London  Conference. 


WILLIAMS,  ELIAS. 

R.  on  t.  1844. — r.  f.  c.  &o.  1848. 


1844  Welland  Canal .  1 

45  Ancaster  and  Nelson  ...  I 

46  Nassagaweya . 1 

47  Malahide .  1 

48  London .  1 

49  Howard .  2 

51  Malahide .  3 

54  Welland  Canal. .......  2 

56  Ancaster .  3 

59  Prince  Edward .  3 

62  Middleton .  2 


METHODIST  NEW  CONNEXION  CONFERENCE. 


477 


1864  New  Hope .  3 

67  Barton .  3 

70  Dunnvillc .  3 

73  Dunnville . (sup'y).  2 

Chairman  of  District  1866, 
1870,  1871,  and  1872. 

London  Conference. 

WILLIAMS,  JAMES. 

1829  ) 

to  [  No  record  available. 

34  ) 

35  Hope .  2 

37  Cobourg  and  Peterboro’ .  1 

38  - -  .(sup’y).  14 

Died  February  1853,  aged  84 

years. 


WILLIAMS,  JNO.  BIDLAKE. 
r.  on  t.  1871. 

1871  Manvers .  1 

72  Nelson .  1 

73  Arnott . ...(sup’y).  1 

74  Hespeler .  1 

London  Conference. 

WILLIAMS,  WILLIAM, 
c.  1854. — E.  on  T.  1855. — 
k.  f.  c.  &  o.  1858. 


1854  Owen  Sound .  1 

55  Welland  Canal .  1 

56  London .  1 


1857  Ancaster  .  1 

58  Galt .  1 

59  Toronto .  1 

60  Barton .  3 

63  Cavan .  4 

67  Waterford .  3 

70  Hespeler .  5 


Chairman  of  District  1864, 
1865,  1869,  and  1874. 

Secretary  of  Conference  1867. 
President  of  Conference  1872. 
Delegate  to  First  General  Con¬ 
ference,  Toronto,  1874. 

London  Conference. 

WILLIMOTT,  WILLIAM. 
e.  on  t.  1859. — OKI).  1861. — 


R.  f.  c.  1863. 

1859  Lake  Erie  Mission .  2 

61  Arran .  2 

63  Meaford .  1 

64  Walkerton .  4 

68  Kitley .  1 

69  Clarke .  3 

72  Harriston .  2 


Chairman  of  District  1866. 
London  Conference. 

WILSON,  JOHN  J. 
r.  on  t.  1859  &  1864. 


1859  Southampton .  j 

60  Located .  4 


1864  Yorkville .  1 

65  Clarke .  4 

69  Manvers .  1 

70  Expelled. 


WITHROW,  WM.  H.,  M.A. 
r.  on  t.  1861. — R.  v.  c.  &  0.  1 865. 


1861  Waterford... .  1 

62  Caledonia .  1 

63  Montreal .  1 

64  Hamilton .  2 


66  Withdrew  and  united  with 
the  Wesleyan  Methodist  Confe¬ 
rence. 

WOOLSEY,  JOSEPH. 

Died  1835. 


WRIGHT,  AARON. 
r.  on  t.  1850. — a.  f.  c.  &o.  1854. 


1850  Elizabethtown .  1 

51  Blanshard .  1 

52  Caledon .  1 

53  Crosby. . .  ., .  1 

54  Newcastle .  1 

55  Withdrew. 


THE 


CIRCUITS  AND  MISSIONS 


UNDER  THE  CARE  OF  THE 


JlUtljoMst  (Co mu', lion  Cljurrlj 


OF 


CANADA, 


From  1835  to  1874, 


SHOWING  WHAT  MINISTERS  AND  PREACHERS  HAVE  BEEN  STATIONED 
THEREON,  THE  NUMBER  OF  MEMBERS  FOR  EACH  YEAR,  AND 
THE  AMOUNTS  CONTRIBUTED  FOR  THE  MISSION¬ 
ARY  AND  OTHER  CHURCH  FUNDS. 


A. 


ADELAIDE. 


A  village  and  township  in  the  County  of  Middlesex,  Ontario. 


Year 


Names  of  Ministers. 


1835  Henry  Johnson. 


Included  in  the  St.  Thomas  Circuit,  and  [ 
from.  1854  part  of  the  Ekfrid  Circuit,  i 


59  James  Baskerville . 

60  John  II.  Simpson . 

61  John  H.  Simpson . 

62  Joseph  Rollick . 

63  Walton  Preston . 

64  Walton  Preston . 

65  James  Gundy . 

66  James  Gundy . 

67  James  Gundy . 

68  James  Gundy . 

69  James  Shaw . 

70  John  Walker . 

71  John  Walker . . 

72  Thomas  Jackson . 

73  Thomas  Jackson . 

74  Thomas  Jackson . 

See  London  Conference. 


No.  of 

Funds. 

Members. 

Conting. 

Paternal. 

Sup.  M. 

Miss’}-. 

64 

.... 

40 

123 

fi'so 

Si  00 

.... 

|80  04 

101 

0  78 

1  65 

52  12 

102 

0  64 

52  12 

109 

1  47 

0  93 

So  so 

98  08 

108 

1  £0 

1  00 

0  83 

101  08 

86 

1  25 

1  24 

0  90 

94  90 

93 

1  65 

1  91 

4  00 

157  34 

124 

3  45 

4  75 

5  50 

117  17 

208 

3  50 

2  66 

4  30 

167  94 

198 

2  30 

2  26 

4  19 

150  35 

174 

1.08 

1  50 

1  23 

108  63 

130 

2  45 

4  75 

3  50 

129  65 

95 

1  50 

8  90 

1  60 

123  41 

145 

1  50 

2  50 

1  75 

157  45 

149 

1  25 

2  50 

1  50 

160  91 

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479 


AINLEYVILLE. 

A  village  in  the  townships  of  Morris  and  Grey,  County  of  Huron,  Province  of  Ontario.  It  was  formerly 

Morris  and  Grey  Mission. 


Year 

Names  of  Ministers. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Funds. 

Conting. 

Paternal. 

Sup 

.  M. 

Missy. 

1862 

James  Gaddis . 

77 

$1  00 

.$0  55 

$61 

34 

63 

James  Scott,  James  H.  Orme . 

92 

0  89 

$0 

60 

0 

75 

102 

00 

64 

William  Birks . . 

200 

1  18 

1 

37 

0 

80 

128 

10 

65 

William  B.  Danard . 

57 

1  85 

0 

72 

0 

95 

66 

97 

66 

Andrew  F.  Dempsey . 

63 

1  34 

1 

39 

0 

85 

67 

26 

67 

Andrew  F.  Dempsey . 

71 

1  35 

1 

97 

2 

28 

88 

43 

68 

Walton  Preston . 

93 

1  67 

2 

87 

4 

25 

112 

82 

69 

Walton  Preston . 

78 

1  40 

2 

00 

3 

25 

73 

75 

70 

Walton  Preston . 

78 

1  20 

2 

20 

1 

30 

66 

23 

71 

David  Auld .  . 

78 

1  39 

2 

50 

1 

43 

67 

08 

72 

James  Gundy . 

77 

1  50 

3 

13 

35 

64 

73 

Adam  Glazier . 

53 

1  73 

3 

14 

3 

00 

65 

45 

74 

Reuben  .1  Tyler . 

150 

3  10 

2 

66 

3 

10 

62 

39 

See  London  Conference. 


ANCASTER. 


A  village  and  township  in  the  County  of  Wentworth 

Ontario. 

1837  John  Wilkinson,  Thomas  Rump,  William 

Sparham,  Wm.  Martin,  .John  Pert . 

234 

38  Supplied  from  Hamilton . 

223 

39  Alexander  Anderson,  John  Pert . 

254 

40  John  Wilkinson . 

221 

41  John  Wilkinson,  John  Shilton . 

192 

42  William  Robinson . 

*  102 

43  Ephraim  Van  Norman . 

195 

2  00 

44  Ephraim  Van  Norman,  John  H.  Simpson. .  . . 

368 

3  90 

90  65 

45  James  Brennan,  Elias  Williams . 

341 

6  10 

124  37 

46  James  Caswell . 

t  268 

2  00 

135  24 

47  James  Caswell . . 

168 

4  00 

83  23 

48  James  Brennan . 

172 

6  25 

87  30 

49  James  Brennan,  J - Breakenridge . 

50  Henry  Wilkinson . 

180 

0  77 

73  92 

165 

90  48 

51  Henry  Wilkinson,  John  Bell . 

174 

5  58 

116  21 

52  James  Brennan,  William  Barnett . 

148 

4  02 

103  42 

53  James  B.  Kershaw,  James  Crawford . 

158 

10  60 

180  96 

54  Darius  Bettes,  James  Hill . 

181 

5  15 

2  50 

225  28 

55  Darius  Bettes,  J  —  Kettle . 

183 

3  75 

4  50 

208  38 

56  Elias  Williams,  J.  Kettle . 

206 

9  53 

2  75 

151  70 

57  Elias  Williams,  William  Williams . 

167 

8  00 

212  00 

58  Elias  Williams,  George  Brown . 

266 

2  34 

161  00 

59  George  Brown . 

288 

5  33 

2  00 

130  50 

60  Joseph  E.  Vining,  Alexander  Y.  Hartley  .... 

299 

5  00 

6  00 

4  00 

157  26 

61  James  Hill,  Daniel  McKenzie . 

289 

5  37 

5  00 

1  50 

181  43 

62  James  Hill.  James  J.  A.  Lever . 

226 

6  00 

5  41 

80  38 

63  James  Hill,  David  Smyth  . 

258 

6  00 

2  40 

4  35 

80  00 

64  George  Richardson,  David  Smyth . 

236 

4  50 

5  39 

6  87 

100  00 

65  George  Richardson,  William  Smyth . 

293 

6  26 

9  59 

6  89 

158  56 

66  George  Richardson,  William  Smyth . 

295 

7  02 

9  30 

5  80 

182  70 

67  James  McAlister,  William  Henderson . 

297 

8  60 

13  41 

15  19 

205  92 

68  James  McAlister,  William  Hall  . 

306 

9  37 

5  99 

18  12 

210  02 

69  James  McAlister,  William  Hall . 

302 

5  44 

7  09 

7  44 

235  95 

70  James  McAlister,  James  C.  Caswell . 

270 

5  22 

10  71 

8  30 

189  52 

71  .James  Caswell,  Nassau  B.  Topping . 

293 

6  61 

23  91 

15  44 

164  66 

72  James  Caswell,  Joseph  Philp.. . 

244 

7  37 

12  26 

8  50 

156  50 

73  James  Caswell,  John  G.  Fallis . 

236 

7  32 

16  91 

7  76 

158  83 

74  Daniel  M.  McKenzie,  Richard  C.  Henders .... 

230 

5  46 

5  61 

5  43 

144  62 

See  London  Conference. 

ARRY 

A  village  and  township  in  the 
1857  Janies  Crawford . 

IN. 

County  of  Bruce,  Ontario. 

60  1  ....  i  2  97 

2  28 

49  12 

58  James  Crawford . 

42 

0  50 

0  50 

21  88 

59  Edward  Kershaw .  . 

123 

0  50 

0  50 

24  00 

*  Nelson  set  off  for  two  years.  +  Nassagaweya  Circuit  set  off. 


480 


CIRCUITS  AND  MISSIONS. 


Y  ear 


1860  Tliomas  Fox . 

61  William  Willimott . 

62  William  Willimott . 

63  Hamilton  Leith . 

64  Hamilton  Leith . 

65  Henry  Hall . 

66  Henry  Hall . 

67  Francis  G.  Weaver . . 

68  Francis  G.  Weaver . 

69  Thomas  Hamilton,  James  Gaddis . 

70  Henry  Hall,  Thomas  Rennie . 

71  Thomas  Rennie . 

72  William  B.  Danard . 

73  William  B.  Danard,  William  Cunningham.  .  . 

74  William  B.  Danard . 

See  Toronto  Conference. 


Names  of  Ministers. 


No.  of 

Funds. 

Members. 

Conting. 

Paternal. 

Sup.  M. 

Miss’y. 

93 

$2  00 

$28  90 

93 

1  50 

*6  50 

$0  50 

70  26 

84 

1  00 

0  90 

69  78 

113 

1  00 

0  65 

1  20 

60  00 

142 

0  79 

0  30 

0  20 

57  60 

126 

0  83 

0  56 

33  75 

123 

0  74 

1  33 

0  87 

68  10 

118 

1  20 

0  63 

0  42 

65  60 

132 

0  88 

1  39 

0  75 

69  55 

127 

0  62 

1  50 

0  70 

84  00 

124 

0  64 

0  48 

0  62 

63  83 

200 

1  22 

0  95 

0  72 

87  36 

186 

1  95 

2J29 

1  29 

85  23 

177 

2  50 

2  50 

2  75 

133  45 

177 

2  50 

3  07 

4  00 

190  54 

ARTEMESIA  and  OSPREY. 

Two  townships  in  the  County  of  Grey,  Ontario. 


1860  Joseph  Rawson . 

61  Joseph  Rawson . 

62  Sydney  F.  Depew . 

63  Thomas  Jackson . 

64  Thomas  Jackson  .• . 

65  Thomas  Jackson . 

66  James  J.  A.  Lever . 

67  James  J.  A.  Lever . 

68  Richard  Redeoff . 

69  Richard  Redeoff . 

70  Joseph  Andrews . 

71  Adam  Glazier . 

72  James  Baskerville . 

73  James  Baskerville . 

74  James  Baskerville . 

See  Toronto  Conference. 


53 

1 

00 

6 

50 

0 

64 

23 

42 

73 

1 

21 

.  . 

0 

88 

25 

74 

115 

0 

20 

0 

20 

0 

25 

50 

00 

92 

0 

25 

0 

30 

0 

25 

63 

57 

188 

0 

30 

0 

35 

0 

33 

45 

00 

160 

0 

80 

0 

91 

0 

30 

119 

57 

112 

0 

84 

1 

09 

0 

69 

78 

67 

114 

2 

50 

3 

70 

4 

00 

135 

00 

89 

0 

97 

1 

27 

0 

83 

53 

35 

80 

1 

00 

1 

00 

1 

70 

35 

36 

80 

1 

00 

2 

32 

1 

04 

64 

82 

•  77 

2 

75 

3 

34 

2 

75 

65 

75 

70 

2 

18 

2 

38 

1 

65 

119 

07 

77 

2 

00 

3 

00 

2 

25 

101 

25 

ARTHUR, 


A  village  and  township  in  the  County  of  Wellington,  Ontario 


1851  Tliomas  0.  Adkins . 

52  Thomas  O.  Adkins . 

53  John  Bhilton . 

54  John  Shilton . 

55  Andrew  Clark . 

56  Andrew  Clark . 

57  David  Auld . 

58  David  Auld . 

69  John  Histon . 

60  David  Auld . 

61  William  Birks . 

62  William  Birks,  William  B.  Danard 

'63  See  Mount  Forest . 


I 


58 

69 

90 

!  ’ '. !  2  60 

32  70 

62 

....  .... 

45  78 

73 

1  00 

1  00 

88  00 

77 

6  20 

1  27 

55  47 

65 

3  00 

3  12 

35  12 

125 

....  1  56 

2  12 

28  47 

93 

1  12  :  1  45 

1  65 

51  21 

94 

1  25  1  50 

1  70 

38  66 

101 

1  27  ,  .... 

86  27 

147 

3  00  _ 

0  25 

96  56 

ASIIFIELD. 

A  township  in  the  County  of  Huron,  Ontario. 


1862  Alexander  Y.  Hartley . 

63  John  S.  Orr . 

72 

0  73 

0  67 

64  Reuben  J.  Tyler . 

51 

1  00 

0  17 

0  28 

65  John  Walker . 

54 

0  78 

1  00 

1  00 

66  John  Walker . 

53 

1  25 

2  25 

1  36 

67  John  Walker . 

50 

(J  87 

0  75 

1  00 

68  John  W.  Doclistader . 

57 

0  75 

1  00 

1  50 

69  John  W.  Doclistader . 

87 

1  93 

2  32 

3  75 

70  Thomas  Jackson . 

95 

1  65 

2  75 

2  00 

71  Thomas  Jackson . 

109 

1  50 

2  80 

2  05 

72  John  Walker . 

114 

1  50 

2  50 

2  00 

73  John  Walker . 

90 

3  39 

2  74 

3  50 

74  James  Caswell . 

98 

2  50 

2  37 

2  08 

See  London  Conference. 


40  00 
27  00 
52  19 
89  38 

84  00 
77  16 

63  00 

85  64 
99  17 

64  71 
99  28 

100  00 


METHODIST  NEW  CONNEXION  CONFERENCE. 


481 


Year 


1858 

59 

60 
61 
62 

63 

64 

65 

66 

67 

68 

69 

70 

71 


AURORA. 

A  village  in  the  townships  of  York  and  Whitchurch,  Ontario. 


Names  of  Ministers. 

. 

No.  of 

Funds. 

Members. 

Conting. 

Paternal. 

Sup.  M. 

Thomas  Goldsmith . 

Thomas  Goldsmith . 

100 

$4  50 

$4  23 

Thomas  Goldsmith . 

109 

3  00 

David  Savage . 

122 

$1  00 

3  12 

2  56 

David  Savage . 

111 

6  90 

2  14 

David  Savage . 

117 

4  76 

1  00 

5  20 

George  Brown . 

103 

2  50 

2  36 

2  75 

George  Brown . 

119 

2  80 

3  00 

3  00 

George  Brown . 

130 

3  00 

3  25 

3  25 

George  Brown,  William  Grandy . 

145 

6  00 

3  25 

11  00 

Samuel  B.  Gundy . 

148 

7  00 

3  60 

11  50 

Samuel  B.  Gundy,  Joshua  R.  Kay . 

147 

4  75 

4  68 

4  58 

Samuel  B.  Gundy,  Robert  J.  Elliott . 

176 

4  00 

10  70 

6  62 

Samuel  B.  Gundy,  Robert  J.  Elliott . 

163 

4  50 

16  40 

11  13 

Thomas  L.  Wilkinson,  Thomas  Hall . 

148 

5  00 

15  60 

13  43 

Thomas  L.  Wilkinson,  Thomas  Grandy . 1 

120 

6  00 

7  33  1 

5  22 

James  C.  Seymour . 

See  Toronto  Conference. 

124 

3  54  | 

4  30  J 

5  80  |, 

Miss’y- 


$133  32 
83  12 
105  28 

117  94 
145  17 
129  91 

118  05 
150  04 
197  54 
223  54 
219  28 
787  69 
194  96 
176  96 
171  94 

1,173  63 


AYLMER. 


A  village  in  the  township  of  Malahide,  County  of  Elgin,  Ontario.  It  was  formerly  Malahide  Circuit. 


1872  John  Elliott . 

54 

1  88 

4  80 

1  31 

73  James  White . 

64 

2  00 

1  10 

0  75 

74  James  White .  63 

See  London  Conference. 

AYTON. 

4  00 

3  50 

4  00 

A  small  village  in  the  township  of  Normanby,  County  of 

Grey,  Ontario. 

1859  James  Gaddis . 

60  James  Gaddis,  Reuben  J.  Tyler . 

76 

.... 

1  25 

1  00 

61  John  Walker . 

90 

7  05 

1  57 

2  00 

62  John  Walker . 

53 

0  90 

1  00 

63  John  Walker . 

53 

1  34 

1  30 

0  80 

64  Daniel  M.  McKenzie . 

68 

0  98 

1  44 

0  80 

65  Now  called  Harriston  Mission . 

68 

3  28 

2  52 

1  80 

39  00 
58  63 
80  00 


42  45 
118  23 
52  40 
81  78 
70  60 
56  51 


BARNSTON. 


A  township  in  the  County 

1843  Frederick  E.  Powers . 

44  George  W.  Stone . . . 

45  George  W.  Stone . 

46  Paul  V.  West . 

47  Paul  Y.  West . 

48  Paul  V.  West . 

49  L.  P.  Adams . 

50  L.  P.  Adams . 

51  L.  P.  Adams . 

52  See  Stanstead . 


of  Stanstead,  Quebec. 


.50 

52 

1  27 

45 

4  00 

30 

12  67 

21 

2  87 

6  50 

21 

2  75 

6  71 

21 

0  50 

3  19 

70 

1  27 

13  23 

50 

1  10 

24  92 

50 

1  25 

15  72 

BARTON. 


of  Wentworth,  Ontario. 


A  township  in  the  County 

1848  Brinton  P.  Brown . 

49  William  Bothwell . 

50  Thomas  Brown . 

51  John  Gundy . 

52  John  C.  Watts . 

53  James  Shaw,  Charles  Childs . . 

54  James  Shaw,  Charles  Childs . 

31 


102 

6  18 

54  95 

86 

4  54 

27  62 

81 

6  45 

69  27 

81 

5  00 

42  90 

90 

6  40 

•  •  •  • 

104  75 

81 

1  67 

106  83 

482 


CIRCUITS  AND  MISSIONS. 


Year 


Names  of  Ministers. 


1855  John  Wilkinson . 

56  John  Wilkinson . 

57  Joseph  E.  Vining . 

58  Joseph  E.  Vining . 

59  Joseph  E.  Vining . 

60  William  Williams . 

61  William  Williams . 

62  William  Williams . 

63  James  C.  Seymour . 

64  James  C.  Seymour . 

65  James  C.  Seymour . 

66  William  Grandy . 

67  Elias  Williams . 

68  Elias  Williams . 

69  Elias  Williams . 

70  Thomas  L.  Wilkinson.  .  .  . 

71  Thomas  L.  Wilkinson. .  .  . 

72  Frederick  Haynes . 

73  Frederick  Haynes . 

74  William  H.  Moss . 

See  London  Conference. 


0.  of 
imbers. 

Funds. 

Con  ting. 

Paternal. 

Sup.  M. 

Miss’y. 

76 

$2  10 

$3  24 

$115  12 

70 

1  57 

1  00 

78  50 

62 

4  53 

2  00 

67  73 

88 

2  95 

5  60 

91  96 

155 

2  72 

2  59 

113  83 

157 

$3  20 

5  25 

2  50 

90  06 

154 

5  00 

2  42 

2  35 

68  47 

158 

4  10 

4  57 

65  63 

158 

4  25 

2  50 

3  63 

88  61 

144 

1  50 

0  87 

3  55 

105  31 

149 

0  50 

1  75 

2  55 

103  96 

144 

0  50 

1  37 

2  68 

95  65 

139 

4  00 

5  37 

8  75 

100  00 

141 

5  40 

5  40 

7  91 

100  29 

160 

4  57 

4  55 

8  00 

85  26 

176 

4  57 

4  70 

6  10 

.85  81 

149 

3  43 

7  42 

9  13 

58  60 

135 

5  63 

8  72 

5  43 

106  30 

121 

4  84 

5  42 

4  99 

76  70 

111 

5  10 

3  83 

5  00 

41  49 

BAYHAM. 


A  township  in  the  County  of  Elgin,  Ontario. 


1856  Thomas  Rump . 

57  Thomas  Rump . 

58  Benjamin  Haigh . 

59  Benjamin  Haigh . 

60  James  Baskerville . 

61  James  Baskerville . 

62  Orrin  Whitcomb . 

63  Orrin  Whitcomb . 

64  Orrin  Whitcomb . 

65  William  Webb . 

66  William  Webb . 

67  Edward  F.  Brown . . 

68  Edward  F.  Brown . 

69  Edward  F.  Brown . 

70  Joseph  B.  Goodspeed . 

71  Joseph  B.  Goodspeed _ 

72  Joseph  B.  Goodspeed. . . . 

73  John  Elliott . 

74  John  Elliott . 

See  London  Conference. 


66 

100 

109 

112 

1  65 

168 

3  00 

144 

.  . 

151 

3  00 

139 

2  01 

147 

0  98 

137 

5  15 

127 

5  25 

143 

3  10 

172 

2  10 

169 

2  50 

172 

5  00 

159 

4  00 

160 

2  00 

108 

1  54 

1  75 

1  45 

2  50 

1  93 

2  21 

1  29 

400 

0  63 

0  50 

2  25 

0  63 

2  75 

0  55 

1  29 

0  31 

1  22 

3  57 

1  50 

6  18 

2  42 

4  29 

3  98 

3  20 

5  00 

3  50 

8  87 

2  36 

6  19 

4  00 

5  88 

1  88 

i  *  26 

42  37 
51  18 

41  23 
40  63 

101  00 
76  48 
62  81 
74  27 
44  28 
115  93 
105  06 
73  18 
40  45 
38  35 
44  44 
51  16 

42  19 
36  50 


BAY  OF  QUINTE. 

So  named  from  a  Bay  which  separates  the  County  of  Prince  Edward  from  the  County  of  Hastings, 

Ontario. 


1867  Arthur  Burns . 

68  William  Henderson . 

69  William  Henderson . 

70  Charles  Barltrop . 

71  Charles  Barltrop . 

72  Charles  Barltrop . 

73  Charles  Barltrop . 

74  Hamilton  Leith . 

See  Toronto  Conference. 


61 

128 

124 

124 

120 

111 

106 


1  87 

2  40 

1  98 

2  52 

1  98 

4  50 

0  80 

5  00 

1  36 

1  2  72 

3  65 

2  52 

4  10 

2  35 

1 

50 

58 

50 

2 

16 

87 

57 

2 

50 

108 

61 

2 

50 

95 

24 

2 

55 

97 

79 

2 

82 

100 

00 

1 

41 

83 

64 

BODMIN. 


A  small  village  in  the  township  of  Grey,  County  of  Huron,  Ontario. 

Ainleyville  Circuit. 


It  was  formerly  part  of 


1864  Thomas  Fox . 

65  James  Hocking . 

66  James  Hocking . 

67  Alexander  Y.  Hartley. 

68  Alexander  Y.  Hartley. 


64 

0  82 

1  00 

0  47 

65 

1.32 

1  22 

2  31 

66 

0  97 

0  74 

2  45 

111 

2  62 

2  88 

2  21 

48  73 
52  00 
64  53 
110  67 


METHODIST  NEW  CONNEXION  CONFERENCE. 


483 


Year 

Names  of  Ministers. 

t 

No.  of 

Funds. 

Members. 

Conting. 

Paternal. 

Sup.  M. 

Miss’y. 

1869 

Thomas  M.  Jefferis . 

Ill 

70 

Thomas  M.  Jefferis . 

79 

$1  25 

$3  10 

$1  51 

178  12 

71 

William  J.  Smith . 

85 

1  25 

6  10 

2  10 

83  02 

72 

Reuben  J.  Tyler . 

69 

1  15 

2  20 

89  71 

73 

Reuben  J.  Tyler . 

70 

1  25 

4  00 

2  90 

68  50 

74  Joseph  Philp . 

See  London  Conference. 

65 

1  26 

4  40 

3  04 

68  00 

BOLTON. 

A  township  in  the  County  of'  Brome,  Quebec. 


1843  Isaac  Blake . 

220 

44  Frederick  E.  Powers,  J.  E.  Ivimbal . 

245 

45  L.  P.  Adams,  L.  Olmstead . 

150 

1  23 

46  L  P.  Adams . 

135 

4  28 

47  L.  P.  Adams . 

140 

2  00 

48  L.  P.  Adams . 

*  141 

4  25 

49  Henry  Bursell . 

155 

1  05 

50  Henry  Bursell . 

100 

2  03 

51  Henry  Bursell . 

75 

1  75 

0  63 

52  Francis  Hunt . 

78 

0  70 

53  Francis  Hunt . 

89 

2  00 

54  Francis  Hunt . 

) 

74 

0  50 

0  25 

56  •  No  record  in  Conference  Minutes. 

57  ) 

58  John  Bain . 

59  John  Bain  . 

50 

1  07 

1  10 

60  John  Bell . 

59 

3  00 

2  25 

61  John  Bell . 

65 

.  1  00 

0  57 

62  Richard  Paintin . 

59 

63  Richard  Paintin . 

114 

0  27 

0  26 

0  29 

64  Richard  Paintin . 

128 

0  29 

0  26 

0  34 

65  J - Rogers . 

133 

0  41 

0  65 

0  44 

66  Thomas  L.  Wilkinson,  William  Peck . 

130 

0  58 

0  22 

2  00 

67  Thomas  L.  Wilkinson,  Charles  Barltrop . 

125 

6  83 

2  90 

5  71 

68  Joseph  H.  Fowler . 

156 

2  65 

2  30 

2  87 

69  Joseph  H.  Fowler . 

155 

2  38 

2  63 

2  76 

70  Joseph  H.  Fowler . 

138 

1  35 

12  10 

1  62 

71  Joseph  H.  Fowler . 

135 

1  70 

12  30 

1  97 

72  Hamilton  Leith,  Francis  Delong . 

146 

1  80 

12  80 

1  90 

73  Hamilton  Leith . 

170 

3  81 

1  14 

2  52 

74  Albert  M.  Delong . 

See  Montreal  Conference. 

157 

2  54 

3  18 

1  60 

13  75 
21  83 
19  37 
21  90 
29  52 
10  07 
17  02 
15  23 
8  73 
31  93 
39  00 


25  60 
22  50 
19  88 
11  12 
33  94 
36  06 
39  71 
65  85 
117  63 
104  03 
110  66 
85  27 
93  41 
137  68 
110  45 
92  48 


BROCK. 

A  township  in  the  County  and  Province  of  Ontario. 


1849  William  Gundy . 

50  John  C.  Warren . 

51  John  C.  Warren . 

52  Christopher  Curry . 

53  Christopher  Curry . 

54  Nassau  C.  Gowan . 

55  Nassau  C.  Gowan,  David  Auld . 

56  Nassau  C.  Gowan . 

57  Edward  Kershaw . 

58  Walton  Preston . 

59  Walton  Preston,  Richard  Paintin . 

60  Walton  Preston,  John  S.  Orr . 

61  Thomas  M.  Jefferis . 

62  Thomas  M.  Jefferis,  James  C  Seymour 

63  Andrew  F.  Dempsey . 

64  Andrew  F.  Dempsey . 

65  John  Shuttleworth . 

66  John  Shuttleworth . 


53 

2  04 

53  88 

58 

0  75 

i  oo 

59  50 

62 

1  20 

1  57 

61  95 

50 

1  25 

91  95 

50 

1  30 

0  60 

98  48 

67 

1  35 

2  00 

158  18 

71 

1  40 

2  10 

145  22 

79 

1  50 

2  15 

93  83 

33 

1  00 

1  00 

59  37 

250 

2  92 

1  48 

99  11 

175 

6  50 

3  00 

2  35 

117  50 

140 

5  30 

4  00 

3  00 

127  11 

141 

4  00 

3  00 

138  07 

144 

2  50 

3  38 

2  23 

120  66 

150 

3  12 

3  24 

2  52 

128  27 

127 

4  75 

2  58 

3  50 

100  00 

119 

4  00 

2  60 

3  55 

136  00 

Potton  set  off'. 


484 


CIRCUITS  AND  MISSIONS. 


- - — - - 

No.  of 

Funds. 

Year  j  Names  of  Ministers. 

Members. 

Con  ting. 

Paternal. 

Sup.  M. 

Miss’y- 

105 

$3  55 

$3  30 

$9  00 

$162  90 

107 

6  25 

5  20 

9  60 

159  00 

122 

6  25 

5  90 

9  25 

121  00 

137 

6  25 

4  85 

6  03 

146  27 

140 

6  38 

4  89 

6  20 

122  83 

131 

4  96 

5  82 

5  27 

165  23 

148 

6  80 

14  29 

8  00 

184  18 

160 

6  00 

14  50 

9  00 

217  52 

See  Toronto  Conference. 

BROME. 

A  township  in  the  County  of  Brome,  Quebec. 


1861  James  Peck . 

1  93 

62  James  Rogers . 

73 

2  42 

1  84 

63  James  Rogers . 

73 

2  18 

3  30 

64  James  Rogers . 

60 

1  50 

0  40 

0  80 

65  Benjamin  Haigh . 

65 

1  57 

1  30 

2  35 

66  John  S.  Orr . 

65 

3  00 

4  00 

2  00 

67  John  S.  Orr . 

64 

2  50 

3  05 

3  13 

68  John  S.  Orr . 

79 

1  00 

3  05 

8  00 

69  John  Shuttleworth . 

111 

2  00 

2  05 

2  75 

70  John  Shuttleworth . 

79 

2  00 

3  15 

3  12 

71  John  Shuttleworth . 

49 

2  05 

3  50 

3  65 

72  John  Shuttleworth . 

52 

2  10 

3  60 

4  00 

73  John  Fowkes  . 

57 

2  00 

2  50 

3  50 

74  John  Fowkes  . 

See  Montreal  Conference. 

54 

1  73 

2  38 

2  48 

25  16 
40  00 
33  45 
39  45 
72  78 
74  54 
61  48 
55  29 
66  49 
81  66 
95  10 
80  00 
11  04 


c. 


CALEDON. 

A  township  in  the  County  of  Cardwell,  Ontario. 


1839  John  Shilton . 

40  John  Shilton . 

41  James  Laidley . 

42  John  Shilton . 

43  John  Shilton,  James  Jolliffe  . 

^  |  Supplied  from  Trafalgar,  | 

46  William  Ramage . 

47  William  Ramage . 

48  James  Hales . 

49  United  with  Trafalgar . 

50  Christopher  Curry . 

51  Christopher  Curry . 

52  Aaron  Wright . 

53  George  Langford . 

54  George  Langford . 

George  Langford . 

J - Simeon . 


55 

56 

57 

58 


Thomas  Reid. 
Thomas  Reid, 


59 

60 


Thomas  Reid, 


William  Glass . 

f  George  W.  Taylor,  \ 
(James  White, 

Henry  Wilkinson,  James  White . 

61  Henry  Wilkinson,  James  C.  Seymour - 

62  John  H.  Simpson,  William  H.  Moss  .... 

63  John  H.  Simpson,  Thomas  L.  Wilkinson 

64  Edward  F.  Brown,  William  B.  Danard  . . 

65  See  Erin  Circuit . 


30 

.... 

22 

75 

75 

73 

”53 

2  00 

71 

2  75 

52 

202 

1  40 

82 

1  00 

105 

.... 

1  05 

95 

2  79 

70 

.... 

4  20 

81 

10  00 

40 

3  65 

30 

.... 

4  29 

70 

.... 

1  00 

154 

1  75 

182 

5  00 

4  00 

179 

9  00 

6  76 

176 

7  28 

.  t  .  . 

192 

7  00 

2  00 

180 

0  95 

2  10 

179 

6  68 

3  94 

0  50 
0  52 


58 

95 

93 

00 

18 

00 


1  50 

6  76 

1  10 


00 

00 


2  00 


8  00 
9  41 
9  98 
10  00 
25  80 
45  70 
77  05 
87  23 
105  80 
51  68 
94  61 

121  48 

175  10 
139  12 
156  27 
149  11 
115  29 
159  27 


METHODIST  NEW  CONNEXION  CONFERENCE. 


485 


CALEDONIA. 

A  village  in  the  township  of  Seneca,  County  of  Haldimand,  Ontario. 


Year 


Names  of  Ministers. 


1858  Francis  G.  Weaver . 

59  William  Both  well . 

60  William  Bothwell . 

61  Francis  G.  Weaver . 

62  Francis  G.  Weaver . 

63  Francis  G.  Weaver . 

64  Joseph  Rawson . 

65  Joseph  Rawson . 

66  Joseph  Rawson . 

67  Thomas  Reid . 

68  Reuben  J.  Tyler . 

69  Reuben  J.  Tyler . . 

70  Reuben  J.  Tyler . 

71  Walton  Preston . 

72  Walton  Preston . . 

73  Francis  G.  Weaver . 

74  Francis  G.  Weaver . 

See  London  Conference. 


No.  of 
Members. 

Funds. 

Conting. 

Paternal. 

Sup.  M. 

Miss’y- 

.... 

48 

•• 

$42 

60 

53 

$1 

66 

.  . 

38 

47 

50 

$1 

50 

1 

00 

$6 

75 

54 

02 

76 

32 

00 

64 

6 

25 

2 

66 

6 

50 

50 

00 

59 

0 

16 

1 

62 

0 

25 

39 

50 

65 

2 

37 

1 

76 

2 

10 

28 

67 

56 

2 

01 

1 

32 

1 

98 

37 

00 

43 

1 

50 

2 

19 

2 

98 

62 

10 

64 

1 

75 

2 

25 

1 

05 

82 

00 

40 

1 

25 

2 

10 

1 

65 

63 

00 

40 

1 

30 

3 

00 

2 

20 

67 

00 

40 

1 

50 

3 

00 

1 

75 

50 

00 

42 

1 

20 

4 

20 

1 

25 

67 

12 

43 

2 

18 

3 

00 

2 

00 

54 

26 

46 

1 

75 

3 

10 

1 

40 

44 

00 

CAVAN. 


A  township  in  the  County  of  Durham,  Ontario. 


1842  James  Hales . 

43  James  Hales,  Francis  Hunt . 

44  Francis  Hunt,  James  Caswell . 

45  James  Caswell,  Thomas  Hamilton . 

46  Benjamin  Haigh,  Thomas  Reid . 

47  John  H.  Simpson . 

48  John  H.  Simpson,  Thomas  Brown . 

49  James  Bell,  William  Peck . 

50  James  Bell,  John  Shilton,  James  Gundy . 

51  Joseph  Oates .  . . (Manvers  set  off.) 

52  William  Gundy . 

53  William  Gundy .  . 

54  John  Wilkinson . 

55  John  Histon .  . 

56  John  Histon . 

57  Robert  N.  Hill . 

58  Robert  N.  Hill . 

59  David  Savage . 

60  David  Savage,  J - Rogers . 

61  David  D.  Rolston,  James  Hocking . 

62  David  D.  Rolston,  Daniel  M.  McKenzie . 

63  William  Williams . 

64  William  Williams,  Joel  T.  Pitcher . 

65  William  Williams,  JoelT.  Pitcher . 

66  William  Williams,  Neil  A.  McDiarmid . 

67  James  Caswell,  Francis  Nugent . 

68  James  Caswell,  Charles  Barltrop . 

69  James  Caswell,  George  Swanton . 

70  James  Caswell,  Joseph  Philp . 

71  Calvin  Shaw,  Chancellor  Teeter . 

72  Calvin  Shaw,  James  Livinstone . 

73  Calvin  Shaw,  Nassau  B.  Topping . 

74  Henry  Wilkinson,  Alfred  J.  Baidtrop . 

See  Toronto  Conference. 


471 

2  25 

314 

364 

.... 

334 

264 

250 

3  00 

280 

3  07 

383 

4  65 

528 

180 

373 

172 

1  47 

164 

2  92 

161 

3  67 

132 

1  37 

183 

3  91 

163 

4  07 

213 

273 

8*00 

628 

256 

2  00 

4  31 

253 

1  34 

314 

1  46 

1  i6 

208 

3  00 

1  17 

267 

5  15 

5  05 

256 

4  66 

6  34 

249 

6  16 

4  18 

251 

7  99 

4  90 

249 

7  00 

6  27 

248 

5  45 

6  84 

211 

6  83 

17  59 

230 

9  52 

10  42 

227 

8  10 

14  95 

230 

11  29 

11  02 

0  53 
2  00 
4  98 


4  02 


4  71 

2  47 
1  15 
1  48 

7  13 

6  09 
4  40 

8  00 

7  12 

3  79 

8  00 
11  69 

8  15 
11  63 


10  00 
120  12 
145  63 
191  60 
105  33 
85  27 
121  62 

128  37 
70  08 
84  42 

123  60 
99  32 
151  65 
165  67 
169  12 
97  14 
137  63 
149  10 
155  56 
133  08 

129  62 
176  72 
217  00 
249  00 
224  48 
230  72 
219  73 
214  14 
163  58 
175  88 
171  49 


CAYUGA. 

The  County  Town  of  the  County  of  Haldimand,  Ontario. 


1844  Thomas  Rump. 

45  Thomas  Rump. 

46  - -  . 


47  A- 


Armstrong. 


41 

0  25 

.... 

98 

...  6  37 

1  00 

89 

....  ,  6  02 

60 

....  !  •••■ 

8  00 
12  00 
22  10 


486 


CIRCUITS  AND  MISSIONS. 


Year 

Names  of  Ministers. 

No.  of 

Funds. 

Members. 

Conting. 

Paternal. 

Sup.  M. 

Miss’y. 

1848 

Francis  G.  Weaver . 

40 

.... 

$12  00 

49 

Francis  G.  Weaver . 

110 

$1  03 

36  00 

50 

Francis  G.  Weaver . 

114 

1  00 

$1  00 

43  00 

51 

Walter  Preston . 

116 

1  00 

0  70 

46  25 

52 

Walter  Preston . 

70 

2  00 

29  53 

53 

Joseph  E.  Vining . 

82 

2  00 

1  00 

22  00 

54  Joseph  E.  Vining . 

91 

0  67 

2  00 

100  42 

55 

Thomas  Ogden . 

99 

62  82 

56 

Thomas  Ogden . 

78 

2  io 

3  43 

80  00 

57 

Nassau,  C.  Go  wan . 

72 

2  50 

2  05 

73  70 

58 

Darius  Bettes . 

154 

2  60 

2  12 

90  89 

59 

Darius  Bettes . {Caledonia  set  of.) 

84 

.... 

4  00 

1  34 

46  56 

60 

Orrin  Whitcomb . 

81 

$0  75 

0  75 

2  00 

36  24 

61 

Andrew  F.  Dempsey . 

85 

1  00 

0  87 

0  15 

52  60 

62 

James  Baskerville . . 

100 

2  00 

1  00 

76  75 

63 

James  Baskerville,  William  H.  Foss . 

98 

3  00 

i  oo 

1  25 

105  38 

64  Alexander  Y.  Hartley . 

104 

3  00 

1  25 

1  25 

78  00 

65 

Alexander  Y.  Hartley . 

72 

2  24 

2  42 

1  70 

65  79 

66 

Alexander  Y.  Hartley . 

85 

2  75 

3  01 

2  33 

88  77 

67 

Hamilton  Leith . 

106 

1  44 

4  50 

4  68 

87  30 

68 

Hamilton  Leith . 

77 

3  84 

2  29 

8  40 

101  50 

69  James  Gundy . . . 

77 

4  90 

3  12 

5  05 

87  00 

70 

George  Robinson . 

S4 

3  25 

6  00 

3  56 

100  05 

71 

Reuben  J.  Tyler . 

72 

2  25 

8  40 

3  96 

87  50 

72 

Orrin  Whitcomb . 

60 

1  12 

4  58 

1  50 

78  00 

73 

Orrin  Whitcomb . 

48 

2  05 

1  13 

0  49 

79  86 

74 

Thomas  L.  McCuteheon . 

See  London  Conference. 

50 

1  80 

1  74 

1  30 

61  22 

CLARKE. 


A  township  in  the  County  of  Durham,  Ontario. 
1859  Joseph  Follick., . 

60  William  Tinclall . 

61  William  Tindall . 

62  James  Seymour . 

63  Joseph  Follick . 


It  was  formerly  part  of  Manvers  Circuit. 


64  Joseph  Follick . 

65  John  J.  Wilson . 

66  John  J.  Wilson . 

67  John  J.  Wilson . 

68  John  J.  Wilson  ..J . 

69  William  Willimott . 

70  William  Willimott . 

71  William  Willimott . 

72  James  O’Hara . 

73  James  O’Hara . 

74  Peter  W.  Davis . . 

See  Toronto  Conference. 


112 

2 

00 

0 

50 

139 

1 

72 

2 

56 

2 

93 

130 

2 

44 

. 

1 

06 

119 

1 

83 

0 

93 

1 

33 

127 

0 

62 

1 

40 

0 

68 

119 

0 

68 

1 

41 

0 

79 

120 

2 

35 

2 

00 

2 

00 

122 

2 

48 

2 

76 

2 

54 

117 

o 

52 

3 

10 

2 

80 

124 

2 

87 

3 

70 

2 

98 

110 

1 

48 

3 

98 

3 

10 

100 

1 

30 

3 

87 

3 

15 

103 

0 

77 

2 

80 

3 

41 

89 

1 

00 

3 

00 

4 

00 

89 

1 

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3 

00 

2 

53 

67  50 
74  62 
39  91 
62  49 
54  16 
56  24 
92  96 
129  80 
139  80 
157  84 
135  00 
110  00 
112  00 
103  10 
70  00 


COBOURG  and  PETERBORO’. 

Cobourg  a  town  in  the  County  of  Northumberland,  and  Peterboro’  a  town  in  the  County  of  Peterboro  V 

Ontario. 


1837  John  Sanderson,  John  Shilton,  M.  Blackstock 

38  John  Anderson . 

39  James  Bell  . 

40  James  Bell  . 

41  James  Brennan,  Darius  Bettes . 

42  James  Brennan . 

43  William  Robinson,  Thomas  Goldsmith . 

44  See  Newcastle  and  Prince  Edward . 


280 

62 

100 

140 

250 

236 

277 

134 


75  98 


COLCHESTER. 


1856 

57 

58 

59 


A  supply . 

Samuel  G.  Clingman 
Samuel  G.  Clingman 
Samuel  G.  Clingman 


A  township  in  the  County  of  Essex,  Ontario. 


25 

•  •  .  . 

37 

30 

•  •  ■  . 

47 

.... 

2  00 


METHODIST  NEW  CONNEXION  CONFERENCE. 


487 


Year 

Names  of  Ministers. 

No.  of 

Funds. 

Members. 

Conting. 

Paternal. 

Sup.  M. 

Miss’y. 

1860 

Samuel  G  Clingman . 

48 

61 

62 

to 

71 

72 

Samuel  G.  Clingman . 

>  No  record  of  appointments  in  the  minutes. 

47 

* 

) 

Joseph  Rawson . 

32 

.$23  33 

73  Joseph  Rawson . 

32 

23  33 

74  Joseph  Rawson . 

See  London  Conference. 

49 

$0  55 

|0  56 

$0  56 

27  75 

1844 

45 

46 

47 

48 

49 

50 

51 

52 

53 

54 

55 

56 

57 

58 

59 

60 
61 
62 

63 

64 

65 

66 

67 

68 

69 

70 

71 

72 

73 

74 


CROSBY. 


A  township  in  the  Comity  of  Leeds,  Ontario. 


It  was  formei 


ly  part  of 


Lansdown  Mission. 


Isaac  Blake,  Daniel  Blake . 

Henry  Bursell,  Francis  G.  Weaver . 

Henry  Bursell,  C.  Childs,  Nassau  C.  Gowan. . 

John  C.  Warren,  Thomas  Reid  . 

John  C.  Warren,  Thomas  Reid . 

John  H.  Simpson,  John  Shilton . 

John  H.  Simpson,  J.  Smyth . 

James  Hales,  James  McAlister . 

James  Hales,  James  Crawford . 

Thomas  Reid,  Aaron  Wright . 

Thomas  Reid,  John  Doel . 

Thomas  Reid,  John  Doel . 

David  D.  Rolston,  George  A.  Bailey . 

David  D.  Rolston,  Andrew  F.  Dempsey . 

William  Birks,  Richard  Redeoff . 

Robert  N.  Hill  . 

Robert  N.  Hill  . 

James  Bell  . 

James  Bell,  Arthur  Burns . 

David  Auld . 

David  Auld,  William  Henderson  . 

Calvin  Shaw,  William  McCann  . 

Calvin  Shaw . 

James  O’Hara . 

James  O’Hara . 

James  O’Hara . 

William  Peck . 

Joseph  Follick . 

Joseph  Follick . 

Joseph  Follick . 

Joseph  Follick . 

See  Montreal  Conference. 


143 

2 

70 

51 

76 

193 

3 

78 

39 

03 

*  212 

3 

07 

88 

49 

235 

2 

15 

78 

78 

220 

0 

72 

i 

00 

77 

22 

184 

3 

41 

56 

03 

174 

2 

42 

6 

63 

121 

15 

184 

3 

57 

0 

97 

78 

07 

156 

4 

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65 

67 

210 

6 

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115 

00 

205 

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159 

12 

222 

2 

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95 

93 

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1 

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147 

63 

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5 

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9 

20 

182 

31 

100 

4 

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05 

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77 

19 

100 

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50 

112 

1 

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44 

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71 

95 

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110 

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50 

1 

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80 

50 

143 

1 

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2 

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1 

60 

100 

00 

130 

4 

51 

5 

18 

2 

77 

126 

67 

115 

3 

87 

3 

49 

5 

72 

114 

39 

97 

3 

46 

3 

60 

3 

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116 

61 

106 

1 

30 

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5 

06 

135 

45 

128 

1 

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2 

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4 

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120 

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108 

1 

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07 

3 

99 

95 

37 

122 

2 

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05 

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130 

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123 

2 

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4 

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130 

00 

118 

2 

35 

4 

50 

3 

22 

140 

47 

D. 


DEREHAM. 


1858 

59 

60 
61 
62 

63 

64 

65 


A  township  in  the  County  of  Oxford, 

Henry  Wilkinson . 

Henry  Wilkinson . 

Edward  Kershaw . 

Edward  Kershaw . 

Henry  Wilkinson . 

Henry  Wilkinson . 

James  Hill . 

James  Hill . 


Ontario.  It  was  formerly  part  of  Norwich  Circuit. 


86 

1 

08 

65 

15 

76 

2 

19 

3 

29 

1 

30 

64 

84 

118 

2 

50 

3 

55 

1 

85 

102 

84 

104 

1 

20 

101 

26 

100 

5 

00 

2 

00 

i 

88 

82 

67 

90 

2 

50 

2 

09 

i 

38 

135 

45 

105 

2 

50 

2 

60 

2 

75 

80 

00 

*  Elizabethtown  with  9  appointments  set  off. 


t  Kitley  Circuit  set  off. 


488 


CIRCUITS  AND  MISSIONS. 


Year 


Names  of  Ministers. 


1866  James  Hill . 

67  John  Shnttleworth . 

68  John  Shuttleworth . 

69  Joseph  R.  Gundy . 

70  J oseph  R.  Gundy . 

71  Joseph  R.  Gundy . 

72  J  oseph  R.  Gundy. . . 

73  John  Kay . 

74  John  Kay . 

See  London  Conference. 


1843  L.  P.  Adams . 

44  L.  P.  Adams,  Frederick  Haynes. 


45  Francis  Hunt,  John  Histon 


46 

47 

48 

49 

50 

51 

52 

53 

54 

55 

56 

57 


Thomas  T.  Howard,  N.  Parker , 
Benjamin  Haigh .... 

Benjamin  Haigh .... 


Thomas  Ogden. 
Thomas  Ogden 
Thomas  Ogden. 


L.  P.  Adams 
L.  P.  Adams 
Orrin  Whitcomb . 
Supplied. 

William  Barnett. 
William  Barnett. 


58  William  Barnett,  C.  McKelyey.. 

59  John  H.  Simpson,  Calvin  Shaw. 

60  James  Peck . 

61  J.  E.  Kimball . 

62  J.  E.  Kimball . 

63  Benjamin  Haigh . 


64  Benjamin  Haigh .. 

65  Richard  Paintin .  . 

66  Richard  Paintin. . 

67  William  Peck. ... 

68  William  Peck, ... 

69  William  Peck . 

70  John  Wallace. ... 

71  John  Wallace  .... 

72  Albert  M.  Delong  , 

73  Albert  M. 

74  Francis  Delong. 

See  Montreal  Conference. 


Delong  , 


No.  of 

Funds. 

Members. 

Conting 

Paternal. 

Sup.  M. 

Miss’y. 

130 

$4  44 

$2  55 

$3  04 

$129  67 

179 

3  48 

5  08 

4  34 

131  65 

152 

3  60 

4  00 

4  50 

132  70 

143 

3  70 

4  05 

4  18 

94  00 

187 

3  61 

14  30 

5  72 

120  97 

195 

3  62 

18  70 

6  13 

180  89 

172 

4  81 

4  04 

4  20 

196  78 

174 

3  89 

5  02 

4  35 

180  27 

149 

AM. 

f  of  Mississ 

4  25 

juoi,  Que 

5  04 

3ec. 

7  81 

138  56 

200 

l  .  .  .  . 

200 

.... 

25  03 

215 

2  50 

30  50 

200 

.... 

37  83 

167 

0  50 

33  40 

160 

1  11 

38  57 

145 

1  80 

33  44 

150 

2  00 

23  62 

134 

4  18 

22  38 

133 

3  80 

31  12 

148 

1  45 

.... 

30  68 

148 

2  00 

56  38 

107 

1  10 

157 

80  00 

200 

112  2C 

176 

1  50 

55  50 

158 

3  00 

160 

5  00 

3  43 

65  00 

90 

0  84 

0  46 

21  00 

89 

1  18 

6  57 

0  45 

60  00 

90 

0  50 

1  02 

1  05 

46  03 

71 

0  56 

1  05 

1  10 

42  70 

80 

0  39 

0  73 

0  42 

42  00 

88 

0  41 

0  93 

0  53 

38  82 

108 

0  80 

1  05 

1  69 

82  06 

108 

0  85 

1  24 

2  00 

96  37 

86 

1  10 

5  36 

1  26 

65  50 

94 

3  08 

6  02 

3  25 

53  00 

82 

1  00 

2  00 

0  50 

80  02 

74 

2  00 

3  36 

1  75 

63  11 

66  1 

2  31 

2  83 

1  11 

57  80 

DUNN  VILLE. 

village  in  the  townships  of  Moulton  and  Sherbrooke,  County  of  Monck, 


1865  Alford  B.  Demill,  Nathan  B. 

66  Alford  B.  Demill . 

67  John  A.  Wilkinson . 

68  James  J.  A.  Lever . 

69  James  J.  A.  Lever . 

70  Elias  Williams . 

71  Elias  Williams . 

72  Elias  Williams . 

73  Henry  Hughes. 


part  of  Lake  Erie  Mission 
Randall 


74  Henry  Hughes . 

See  London  Conference. 


Ontario.  It  was  formerly 


81  85 
75  50 


100 

2  26 

2  17 

2  27 

106 

2  28 

2  21 

2  33 

65 

1  60 

1  06 

2  55 

59 

1  10 

1  38 

1  00 

60 

1  75 

2  37 

1  25 

66 

1  52 

4  00 

4  00 

70 

1  52 

4  00 

4  12 

66 

2  00 

4  10 

4  17 

66 

2  25 

3  30 

2  00 

77 

65 


43 

74 


55  02 


91 
107 
103  87 
76  55 


92 

49 


1851  James  Baskerville 
52  J - Breakenridge 


DURHAM. 

A  village  and  township  in  the  County  of  Grey,  Ontario. 


53  Andrew  Clarke. 

54  Andrew  Clarke. 


38 

22 

58  |  .... 

1  50 

22  87 


METHODIST  NEW  CONNEXION  CONFERENCE. 


489 


Year 

Names  of  Ministers. 

No.  of 

Funds. 

Members. 

Conting. 

Paternal. 

Sup.  M. 

Miss’y. 

1855  Thomas  M.  Jefferis,  Joseph  Follick . 

67 

$1  75 

$54  82 

56 

Darius  Bettes,  John  McGuire . 

95 

1  00 

$5  12 

55  13 

57 

James  Gaddis,  John  Walker . 

66 

4  45 

2  50 

25  23 

58 

James  Gaddis,  Joseph  Rawson . 

145 

1  20 

1  20 

26  08 

59 

Robert  Dunlop . 

157 

.... 

32  50 

60 

George  Buggin . 

35 

$1  00 

0  70 

0  25 

9  40 

61 

George  Buggin . 

50 

1  30 

0  75 

0  45 

17  14 

62 

John  A.  Wilkinson . 

51 

0  65 

0  55 

18  00 

63  Joseph  H.  Fowler  . 

75 

3  02 

0  70 

0  45 

50  00 

64 

Joseph  H.  Fowler . 

90 

3  02 

1  02 

1  05 

46  03 

65 

Robert  Walker . 

88 

1  00 

1  25 

1  00 

80  27 

66 

Robert  Walker . 

90 

2  26 

2  00 

3  00 

85  94 

67  Robert  Walker . 

94 

2  48 

3  14 

3  01 

100  68 

68 

John  Walker  . 

98 

3  43 

2  80 

5  20 

97  23 

69 

John  Walker . 

120 

1  40 

1  20 

2  00 

120  00 

70 

Francis  G.  Weaver . 

100 

2  12 

1  80 

80  00 

71 

Thomas  M.  Jefferis . 

110 

2  00 

3  00 

1  50 

92  78 

72 

Thomas  M.  Jefferis . 

101 

2  00 

6  30 

3  30 

83  06 

73 

Robert  Johnston . 

99 

3  05 

6  51 

3  00 

71  04 

74  Robert  Johnston . 

See  Toronto  Conference. 

110 

2  90 

2  36 

3  00 

87  22 

E 


EGREMONT. 


A  township  in  the  County  of  Grey,  Ontario. 

1868  James  B.  Kershaw . 

69  James  B.  Kershaw . 

70  James  B.  Kershaw . . . 

71  Joseph  A.  Andrews . 

72  Joseph  A.  Andrews . 

73  Robert  J.  Husband . 

74  Robert  J.  Husband . 

See  London  Conference. 


It  was  formerly  part  of  Mount  Forest  Mission. 


30 

2 

00 

1 

03 

1 

63 

28 

38 

46 

2 

04 

1 

10 

1 

70 

26 

58 

50 

1 

00 

5 

12 

2 

45 

33 

22 

50 

1 

50 

2 

50 

2 

53 

33 

22 

59 

1 

60 

2 

60 

2 

55 

45 

46 

66 

2 

30 

2 

31 

1 

42 

53 

74 

ELIZABETHTOWN. 


A  township  in  the  County  of  Leeds,  Ontario. 

1844  James  Jolliffe . 

45  ) 

1  United  with  Crosby . 

47  Walton  Preston . 

48  Thomas  M.  Jefferis . 

49  Thomas  Rump,  Thomas  M.  Jefferis . 

50  Aaron  Wright . 

51  John  Simpson . 

52  John  Simpson . . . 

53  J ohn  Simpson . 

54  David  D.  Rolston . 

55  David  D.  Rolston . 

56  Thomas  Reid . . . 

57  Darius  Bettes . 

58  Andrew  Clarke . 

59  Andrew  Clarke . 

60  John  Hisjbon . 

61  John  Histon . 

62  William  Both  well . 

63  William  Bothwell . 

64  Thomas  M.  Jefferis,  William  McCann . 

65  Thomas  M.  Jefferis . 

66  Thomas  M.  Jefferis . 

67  William  Birks . 

68  See  North  Augusta . 


was  foi 

me 

ly  pai 

■t  of 

Lansdown  Cirt 

uit. 

87 

19 

00 

99 

88 

47 

91 

i 

14 

48 

60 

200 

2 

63 

2 

52 

88 

03 

222 

1 

52 

97 

08 

133 

2 

07 

83 

23 

111 

2 

00 

0 

'78 

87 

82 

108 

1 

50 

2 

00 

99 

37 

118 

1 

55 

0 

50 

113 

35 

156 

1 

00 

0 

80 

70 

94 

158 

1 

00 

0 

80 

61 

95 

181 

•  • 

2 

00 

91 

12 

95 

59 

94 

109 

i 

98 

i 

34 

80 

08 

100 

2 

50 

3 

00 

0 

25 

97 

08 

93 

2 

00 

1 

73 

1 

30 

88 

60 

92 

2 

15 

1 

67 

103 

09 

93 

1 

22 

93 

13 

97 

0 

65 

i 

25 

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03 

88 

50 

166 

1 

16 

2 

16 

i 

25 

93 

17 

164 

3 

00 

1 

20 

l 

10 

84 

00 

163 

1 

15 

1 

72 

l 

30 

96 

00 

169 

1 

15 

3 

11 

3 

90 

107 

47 

490 


CIRCUITS  AND  MISSIONS. 


ERIN. 


A  village  and  township  in  the  County  of  Wellington,  Ontario.  It  was  formerly  Caledon  Circuit. 


Year 

Names  of  Ministers. 

No.  of 

Funds. 

Members. 

Conting. 

Paternal. 

Sup.  M. 

Miss’y. 

1865 

66 

67 

68 
fifl 

Edward  F.  Brown,  Samuel  Ream . 

170 

$5  00 

$8  04 

$4  17 

$127  01 

177 

7  05 

5  67 

9  18 

181  71 

143 

8  38 

8  62 

10  00 

172  78 

137 

8  31 

4  16 

8  63 

149  68 

116 

4  62 

4  80 

4  71 

117  82 

71 

.Tames  O’Hara . 

107 

2  20 

13  50 

5  00 

99  54 

72  David  Auld . 

96 

2  30 

9  40 

5  00 

94  00 

73  David  Auld . 

100 

3  00 

4  00 

5  00 

70  74 

74  David  Auld  .  .  .  . . 

100 

1  80 

4  50 

5  20 

80  00 

See  London  Conference. 

FLAMBORO’. 


A  township  in  the  County  of  Wentworth,  Ontario.  It  was  formerly  part  of  the  Ancaster  and 

Nelson  Circuits. 


1861  Calvin  Shaw . 

.... 

... 

62  James  Shaw . 

116 

3  56 

2  06 

99  51 

63  James  Shaw . 

136 

2  00 

2  ii 

0  25 

44  01 

64  James  Scott . 

135 

1  54 

2  20 

1  00 

73  54 

65  See  Waterdown . 

122 

1  75 

4  39 

1  21 

66  52 

GALT. 

A  town  in  the  township  of  North  Dumfries,  County  of  Waterloo,  Ontario. 

Waterloo  Circuit. 


It  was  formerly 


1856  James  McAlister . 

57  James  Bell,  Henry  Hill.. .  . 

58  William  Williams . 

59  Robert  W.  Boyd . 

60  Calvin  Shaw . 

61  William  McClure . 

62  James  A.  Miller . 

63  James  A.  Miller . 

64  James  A.  Miller.  .  . . 

65  Frederick  Haynes . 

66  Charles  McKelvey . 

67  Charles  McKelvey  . 

68  William  Grandy . 

69  David  Auld . 

70  David  Auld . 

71  David  Smyth  .  •. . 

72  David  Smyth . 

73  David  Smyth . 

74  David  Smyth . 

See  London  Conference. 


GODERICH. 


134 

9 

9S 

10 

78 

162 

69 

110 

10 

46 

58 

25 

25 

0 

70 

i 

00 

13 

91 

24 

i 

12 

0 

72 

3 

00 

18 

50 

25 

0 

70 

0 

56 

1 

25 

20 

00 

21 

42 

28 

39 

6 

ii 

6 

71 

6 

37 

67 

00 

42 

i 

00 

1 

00 

i 

00 

75 

00 

41 

i 

00 

1 

00 

i 

00 

75 

00 

50 

i 

32 

1 

37. 

i 

03 

73 

00 

74 

2 

50 

1 

25 

2 

00 

69 

49 

71 

2 

28 

2 

45 

1 

59 

91 

91 

70 

2 

51 

3 

00 

4 

00 

107 

00 

63 

.  2 

60 

3 

10 

4 

00 

70 

00 

52 

2 

50 

3 

00 

3 

00 

88 

60 

55 

2 

10 

3 

10 

2 

60 

62 

00 

60 

1 

90 

2 

90 

3 

00 

54 

55 

48 

1 

70 

3 

20 

2 

80 

40 

00 

A  town  and  township  in  the  County  of  Huron,  Ontario. 

1853  Thomas  O.  Adkins  . 

54  Thomas  O.  Adkins . 

50 

55  William  Birks . 

91 

56  William  Birks . 

65 

.... 

.... 

.... 

76  60 


METHODIST  NEW  CONNEXION  CONFERENCE. 


491 


Y  ear 

Names  of  Ministers. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Funds. 

Conting. 

Paternal. 

Sup.  M. 

Miss’y. 

1857 

William  Birks . 

56 

$2  30 

$1  00 

$106  05 

58 

Edward  Kershaw,  William  B.  Rowe  ...  1 ... . 

73 

1  50 

1  70 

109  09 

59 

James  Caswell,  James  Gundy . 

46 

24  75 

60  James  Caswell,  Richard  Redeoff . 

102 

$2  43 

1  25 

1  80 

67  50 

61 

James  Caswell,  David  Smyth . 

102 

3  29 

2  27 

2  22 

101  49 

62  John  Leacli . 

*  92 

2  70 

2  70 

3  42 

94  S2 

63 

John  Cleaver  . 

23 

1  50 

1  40 

68  57 

64  James  Shaw . 

36 

1  60 

1  06 

1  20 

87  04 

65 

James  Shaw . 

36 

1  80 

1  90 

1  40 

70  15 

66 

James  Shaw,  John  W.  Dochstader . 

50 

1  54 

1  95 

1  20 

120  00 

67 

William  H.  Moss . 

t  97 

1  82 

2  28 

1  45 

174  10 

68 

William  H.  Moss . 

17 

1  02 

1  82 

2  07 

92  35 

69 

William  Smyth . 

19 

1  30 

1  36 

2  29 

75  27 

70  William  Smyth . 

25 

1  31 

2  28 

2  46 

88  77 

71 

William  Smyth . 

31 

2  03 

2  55 

3  90 

114  14 

72 

Joshua  R.  Kay . 

28 

1  36 

2  23 

2  34 

130  48 

73  Francis  E.  Nugent . 

22 

1  75 

1  50 

1  50 

59  87 

74 

Francis  E.  Nugent . 

22 

2  00 

2  13 

2  05 

101  04 

GODERICH,  SOUTH. 

Tliis  Mission  consisted  of  the  country  appointments  of  Goderich  Circuit,  the  town  being  made  a  station. 


1867  James  Shaw . 

68  James  Shaw . 

77 

1  30 

2  00 

1  20 

69  Thomas  Jackson . 

76 

0  65 

2  00 

0-  75 

70  Hamilton  Leith . 

96 

0  75 

2  25 

1  25 

71  Hamilton  Leith . 

113 

1  00 

2  39 

7  53 

72  Thomas  Rennie . - . 

86 

1  18 

2  49 

1  65 

73  Thomas  Hamilton . 

48 

5  14 

2  98 

2  65 

74  Thomas  Hamilton . 

59 

1  12 

1  03 

1  37 

83  83 
98  76 
J30  66 
112  58 
98  15 
52  20 
147  85 


1835  James  Brennan. 

36  James  Brennan. 

37  James  Hales.. . . 

38  James  Hales..  . . 

39  Japies  Hales..  . . 


GOULBOURN. 

A  township  in  the  County  of  Lanark,  Ontario. 


40 

41 

42 

43 

44 

45 

46 

47 


James  Craig 

James  Craig . 

John  H.  Simpson,  Gore  Atkin  Bell . 

John  H.  Simpson . 

H.  Bursell,  Thomas  Goldsmith . 

Benjamin  Haigh . 

J.  Rice ...  . 

John  Shilton . 

48  John  Shilton,  A.  Armstrong . 

49  Nassau  C.  Gowan,  Christopher  Curry . 

50  Nassau  C.  Gowan,  William  Peck,  J.  McAlister. 

51  Circuit  divided.  See  Drummond  and  Fitzroy 


60 

170 

100 

,  •  .  •  • 

90 

100 

90 

100 

55 

160 

112 

4  75 

81 

55  10 

36 

1  00 

41  72 

60 

1  00 

24  50 

60 

2  00 

6  50 

67 

5  00 

6  50 

163 

0  36 

i  57 

92  02 

169 

1  40 

140  00 

H. 


HALDIMAND. 


1865  Thomas  Hamilton . 

66  Thomas  Hamilton . 

67  James  Hocking . 

68  Thomas  Fox . 

69  Thomas  Fox . 

70  Thomas  Fox . . . . 

71  Francis  G.  Weaver . 

72  Francis  G.  Weaver . 

73  Thomas  L.  McCutcheon. 

74  . . 


50 

0 

88 

0 

74 

6 

86 

55 

88 

67 

1 

04 

0 

97 

i 

24 

60 

00 

47 

1 

11 

2 

11 

2 

84 

58 

42 

44 

3 

50 

2 

25 

2 

85 

77 

00 

34 

3 

00 

6 

05 

3 

00 

74 

94 

46 

1 

75 

4 

50 

2 

00 

73 

92 

43 

1 

77 

4 

30 

2 

00 

74 

00 

40 

1 

46 

3 

00 

1 

30 

73 

95 

33 

1 

65 

3 

30 

2 

00 

65 

22 

Ash  field  set  off. 


t  Goderich  South  set  off. 


492 


CIRCUITS  AND  MISSIONS. 


HAMILTON. 

A  city  at  the  head  of  Lake  Ontario. 


Year 

No.  of 

Funds. 

Names  of  Ministers. 

Members. 

Conti  ng. 

Paternal,  j 

Sup.  M. 

Miss’y. 

1835 

H.  R.  Smith,  J.  Wilkinson,  A.  K.  McKenzie, 
C.  Cope . 

250 

36 

H.  R.  Smith,  John  Wilkinson,  J.  C.  Warren, 
W.  Sparham . 

260 

37 

H.  R.  Smith . . . 

60 

38 

Alexander  Anderson,  James  Brennan . 

62 

39  Robert  Earl . 

52 

40 

Thomas  T.  Howard . 

78 

41 

Thomas  T.  Howard . 

102 

42  John  Addyman . 

120 

43  John  Addyman . 

125 

$100  07 

44  James  Jackson . 

90 

45 

E.  Morris . 

90 

$3  77 

.... 

81  91 

46 

James  Brennan  . 

52 

0  93 

43  71 

47 

James  Brennan . 

67 

1  45 

89  73 

48 

David  D.  Rolston . 

56 

5  18 

72  73 

49 

Thomas  Goldsmith . 

31 

2  75 

$1  95 

62  98 

50 

Thomas  Goldsmith . 

36 

2  70 

20  62 

51 

Thomas  Goldsmith . 

47 

3  62 

19  00 

52 

Thomas  Goldsmith . 

40 

7  00 

35  50 

53 

Thomas  T.  Howard . 

63 

8  07 

2  00 

3  62 

54 

William  McClure . . 

49 

2  60 

43  54 

55 

William  McClure . 

47 

.... 

5  90 

.... 

45  27 

56 

William  McClure . 

49 

3  90 

109  25 

57  David  Savage . 

45 

4  50 

123  40 

58 

David  Savage . 

60 

2  85 

3  50 

52  66 

59  Samuel  B.  Gundy . 

62 

2  32 

3  80 

40  00 

60  Samuel  B.  Gundy  . 

65 

$2  35 

2  00 

2  10 

50  00 

61 

John  C.  Watts . 

60 

2  00 

2  28 

2  00 

45  00 

62 

Calvin  Shaw . 

44 

1  03 

48  05 

63 

Calvin  Shaw.. .- . 

50 

i  35 

1  26 

1  90 

76  52 

64 

William  H.  Withrow,  M.A . 

48 

2  80 

2  10 

3  70 

129  32 

65 

William  H.  Withrow,  M.A . 

41 

1  35 

2  03 

1  40 

90  43 

66 

John  Cleaver . 

42 

2  72 

1  60 

108  05 

67  John  Cleaver . 

44 

1  10 

i  30 

1  40 

62  15 

68 

Charles  McKelvey . 

50 

1  25 

1  50 

2  00 

43  45 

69 

Charles  McKelvey . 

64 

3  75 

2  50 

2  75 

202  22 

70  George  Brown . 

50 

3  76 

1  85 

2  82 

143  03 

71  George  Brown,  John  Fowkes . 

76 

4  00 

4  15 

5  00 

97  59 

72 

William  Smyth,  Henry  Hughes . 

78 

3  00 

4  50 

5  25 

126  00 

73  William  Smyth . 

52 

2  11 

3  25 

4  16 

120  00 

74  Joshua  R.  Kay . 

50 

1  32 

2  40 

1  2  13 

t 

54  00 

HARRISTON. 

A  village  in  the  township  of  Minto,  County  of  Wellington,  Ontario.  It  was  formerly  Ayton  Circuit 

1865 

Daniel  M.  McKenzie . 

•  •  •  • 

1  .... 

66 

Daniel  M.  McKenzie . 

75 

3  10 

3  99 

5  37 

99  00 

67 

Sidney  F.  Depew . 

85 

4  37 

4  58 

6  26 

109  84 

68 

Sidney  F.  Depew . 

107 

2  21 

2  25 

2  70 

73  32 

69 

Sidney  F.  Depew . 

128 

2  73 

2  64 

2  82 

125  58 

70 

John  W.  Dochstader . 

132 

3  21 

2  64 

2  67 

93  51 

71 

John  W.  Dochstader . 

125 

3  39 

4  13 

2  92 

88  30 

72 

William  Willimott . 

128 

2  10 

3  54 

1  97 

66  95 

73 

William  Willimott . 

111 

2  00 

3  75 

4  25 

95  60 

74 

William  Willimott . 

101 

2  00 

2  75 

4  50 

90  12 

HENRYSBURG. 

A  village  in  the  Electoral  District  of  St.  John,  Province  of  Quebec. 


42  John  Hutchinson . . 

62 

43 

73 

110 

44  Thomas  T.  Howard . 

.... 

45  Thomas  T.  Howard . 

no 

46  Francis  Hunt . 

79 

.... 

1  00 

27  58 
62  70 
30  00 


METHODIST  NEW  CONNEXION  CONFERENCE. 


493 


Year 

Names  of  Ministers. 

No.  of 

Funds. 

Members. 

Conting. 

Paternal. 

Sup.  M. 

Miss’y. 

1847 

48 

Francis  Hunt . 

60 

$17  07 
22  00 

Francis  Hunt . 

60 

$3  22 

1  50 

49 

John  Histon . . . 

60 

16  47 

50 

John  Histon . 

63 

2  41 

24  62 

51 

59 

2  44 

23  48 

52 

Orrin  Whitcomb . 

60 

18  38 

53 

Orrin  Whitcomb . 

53 

26  27 

54 

53 

HESPELER 


A  village  in  the  township  and  County  of  Waterloo,  Ontario. 


It  was  formerly  New  Hope  Circuit. 


1868  James  Hill . 

69  James  Hill . 

70  William  Williams . 

71  William  Williams . 

72  William  Williams . 

73  William  Williams . 

74  William  Williams . 

See  London  Conference. 


129 

$3  45 

3  74 

$4  37 

101  27 

129 

4  17 

3  08 

3  48 

89  42 

134 

4  37 

3  55 

4  92 

80  50 

123 

3  95 

13  40 

4  33 

110  72 

123 

3  36 

4  74 

4  47 

100  12 

129 

4  50 

4  43 

4  44 

74  67 

110 

5  35 

12  90 

4  54 

90  73 

HILLIER. 


A  village  and  township  in  the  County  of  Prince  Edward,  Ontario. 


1835  Truman  Cole,  William  Shaw . 

102 

.... 

36  Alex.  Anderson,  Wm.  Shaw,  Truman  Cole. . . 

76 

37  Truman  Cole . 

77 

.... 

38  John  Anderson . 

39  4 

76 

to  [-United  with  Cobourg  Circuit . 

66  ) 

76 

67  Robert  Johnston . 

68  Robert  Johnston . 

92 

0  89 

1  04 

0  80 

69  George  Jackson . 

95 

1  02 

0  78 

0  94 

70  William  Hall . • . 

84 

0  78 

1  01 

1  11 

71  William  W.  Graham . 

83 

1  83 

1  82 

1  57 

72  William  W.  Graham . * . 

74 

1  6S 

1  26 

1  02 

73  John  W.  Cathcart . 

73 

0  85 

1  70 

1  68 

74  John  W.  Cathcart . 

40 

1  50 

1  00 

1  25 

30  11 
51  61 
55  81 
63  52 
70  45 
83  73 
86  00 


HOLLAND. 

A  township  in  the  County  of  Grey,  Ontario. 


1856  James  Crawford . 

.... 

.... 

57  John  McGuire . 

147 

0  50 

58  John  McGuire . 

132 

0  75 

2  22 

59  Joseph  Rawson . 

136 

0  55 

60  Joseph  Follick,  Richard  Pain  tin . 

160 

2  43 

2  22 

6  37 

61  Joseph  Follick . 

202 

2  00 

1  20 

0  53 

62  Richard  Redeoff,  John  Elliott . 

154 

0  84 

63  John  Elliott,  James  O’Hara . 

125 

1  60 

0  65 

64  Thomas  Reid . 

119 

2  20 

1  24 

i  li 

65  Thomas  Reid . 

103 

1  15 

1  60 

1  05 

66  James  Baskerville . 

110 

1  75  • 

2  15 

1  75 

67  James  Baskerville . . 

120 

3  15 

2  50 

1  00 

68  James  Baskerville . 

134 

3  25 

2  50 

2  50 

69  William  B.  Danard . 

116 

1  45 

2  50 

2  50 

70  William  B.  Danard . 

102 

2  50 

1  76 

2  06 

71  William  B.  Danard . 

91 

2  00 

5  44 

3  64 

72  Neil  A.  McDiarmid . 

93 

3  33 

3  21 

2  67 

73  Neil  A.  McDiarmid . 

94 

3  50 

5  04 

3  18 

74  Neil  A.  McDiarmid . 

See  Toronto  Conference. 

97 

2  27 

3  97 

2  82 

HOLLAND  EAST. 

A  township  in  the  County  of  Grey,  Ontario. 


1864  James  H.  Orme. . 

65  James  H.  Orme. . 

66  J  ames  H.  Orme. . 

67  Thomas  Jackson . 

68  Thomas  Jackson . 


131 

1  72 

1  14 

1  71 

118 

1  75 

1  75 

1  77 

130 

3  00 

1  49 

3  00 

160 

2  70 

1  71 

1  75 

163 

2  00 

2  50 

2  25 

54  00 
25  24 
40  00 
70  75 
107  60 
65  00 
48  34 
54  16 
59  00 
120  57 
113  75 
105  23 
83  00 
69  00 
74  69 
111  58 

101  32 

102  96 


49  30 
45  00 
91  54 
106  74 
111  86 


494 


CIRCUITS  AND  MISSIONS. 


\ 


Year 

Names  of  Ministers. 

1 

No.  of 

Funds. 

Members.  , . 

Contmg. 

Paternal. 

Sup.  M. 

Miss’y- 

1869 

Francis  G.  Weaver . 

153  $2  10 

$2  40 

$2  25 

$86  23 

70 

Thomas  Hamilton . 

164  1  06 

1  82 

1  25 

55  21 

71 

Thomas  Hamilton . 

166  1  02 

1  13 

1  35 

77  38 

72 

Robert  J.  Husband . 

173  1  11 

1  03 

1  37 

81  32 

73 

William  Hall . 

95  2  91 

4  19 

2  01 

64  01 

74 

William  Hall . 

99  |  2  92 

4  00 

3  25 

100  93 

See  Toronto  Conference. 


HOPE. 


A  township  in  the  County  of  Durham,  Ontario. 


1835  Robert  Earl,  Abram  Crouter,  James  Williams. 

36  James  Bell,  Abram  Crouter,  James  Williams.. 

37  ) . 

to  [  Included  in  Cobourg  and  Peterboro’  Mission. 

43  | 

44  J 

to  }-  Included  in  the  Newcastle  Mission. 

57  J 

58  William  Tindall . 

59  David  Auld . 

60  Darius  Bettes . 

61  Darius  Bettes . 

62  Robert  Carter,  M.  D . 

63  James  Hocking . 

64  . . 


66 

•  •  •  • 

78 

70 

111 

4  65 

84  92 

105 

2  34 

2  80 

68  02 

111 

1  00 

0  56 

II  65 

48  51 

72 

1  33 

1  65 

20  55 

51  • 

0  60 

0  15 

20  08 

30 

20  00 

32 

i  18 

6  95 

1  23 

34  43 

HOWARD. 


A  township  m  the  County  of  Kent,  Ontario. 


1848  Supplied . 

49  Elias  Williams . 

50  Elias  Williams . 

51  Henry  Coates . 

52  Henry  Wilkinson . 

53  Henry  Wilkinson . 

54  Thomas  M.  Jefferies,  William  Tindall. 

55  Benjamin  Haigh,  William  Tindall.  .  . 

56  Benjamin  Haigh . 

57  Benjamin  Haigh . 

58  James  Seymour,  Sr . 

59  William  Webb . 

60  William  Webb,  James  H.  Orme . 

61  William  Webb . 

62  Henry  Hall . 

63  Henry  Hall . 

64  Henry  Hall . 

65  Hamilton  Leith . 

66  Hamilton  Leith . 

67  James  H.  Orme . 

68  James  H.  Orme . 

69  James  H.  Orme . 

70  Joseph  Rawson . 

71  Joseph  Rawson .  . 

72  Kenneth  McDiarmid . 

73  Walter  Preston . 

74  Walter  Preston . 

See  London  Conference. 


50 

,  , 

67 

2 

6  i 

1 

60 

67 

i 

37 

20 

12 

71 

3 

40 

17 

14 

94 

2 

50 

43 

42 

114 

41 

42 

77 

i 

60 

6 

75 

54 

77 

172 

8 

70 

5 

32 

94 

95 

116 

6 

37 

8 

50 

121 

33 

74 

2 

77 

2 

27 

86 

82 

97 

2 

60 

3 

98 

84 

20 

90 

3 

30 

4 

07 

40 

90 

106 

3 

00 

2 

00 

61 

11 

91 

4 

25 

1 

81 

i 

12 

76 

83 

100 

4 

35 

* 

.  . 

l 

88 

93 

76 

136 

5 

12 

2 

01 

l 

68 

95 

00 

139 

3 

92 

2 

20 

.  3 

01 

113 

40 

136 

3 

15 

3 

50 

4 

00 

137 

48 

130 

5 

00 

5 

47 

5 

58 

156 

10 

131 

5 

64 

3 

83 

5 

00 

112 

41 

115 

5 

99 

5 

39 

6 

30 

130 

71 

130 

7 

67 

4 

29 

5 

62 

175 

47 

135 

5 

00 

6 

30 

4 

15 

171 

71 

169 

4 

00 

4 

50 

5 

35 

129 

93 

122 

5 

49 

4 

00 

4 

00 

73 

19 

78 

3 

50 

4 

34 

3 

66 

92 

46 

76 

3 

00 

3 

75 

3 

18 

79 

92 

HO  WICK. 


A  township  in  the  County  of  Huron,  Ontario. 


1861  Thomas  Jackson 

62  Thomas  Jackson 

63  Joseph  Rawson . 

64  John  Elliott .. . . 

65  John  Elliott ..  . . 

66  John  Elliott .... 

67  William  Tindall 

68  William  Tindall 

69  William  Tindall 


90 

1 

30 

0 

86 

94 

1 

11 

0 

73 

0 

67 

107 

1 

58 

1 

37 

1 

64 

115 

0 

71 

1 

20 

1 

89 

115 

0 

86 

1 

60 

0 

89 

107 

0 

92 

1 

50 

1 

00 

122 

2 

89 

2 

41 

3 

21 

144 

3 

08 

.  1 

84 

2 

77 

94  13 
90  00 
94  33 
33  77 

124  11 

125  21 
154  21 
127  82 


METHODIST  NEW  CONNEXION  CONFERENCE. 


495 


Funds. 


Year  Names  of  Ministers. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Conting. 

Paternal. 

Sup.  M. 

Miss’y- 

1870  Daniel  M.  McKenzie . 

175 

$3  23 

$1  76 

|16  71 

$149  82 

71  Daniel  M.  McKenzie . 

178 

3  67 

6  72 

3  25 

157  40 

72  Daniel  M.  McKenzie . . 

165 

5  00 

3  91 

4  41 

100  36 

73  Daniel  M.  McKenzie . 

152 

4  38 

4  45 

5  25 

150  00 

74  Edward  Kershaw . 

151 

4  34 

3  76 

5  47 

150  00 

See  London  Conlerence. 

HULLET. 

A  township  in  the  County  of  Huron,  Province  of  Ontario. 

1859  Reuben  J.  Tyler . 

.... 

.... 

60  John  McGuire . 

27 

1  50 

0  42 

1  05 

38  90 

61  John  McGuire . 

33 

0  30 

0  50 

0  40 

20  58 

62  See  Ainleyville . 

40 

21  67 

HUMBER  and  TRAFALGAR 


An  extensive  Circuit,  including  all  the  townships  west  of 


Toronto  and  east  of  Hamilton. 


1835  A.  Anderson,  J.  Culham,  L.  Hagar,  J.  Pert.. 

36  Included  in  Markham  Circuit . 

37  J.  Brennan,  J.  Reid,  J.  Culham,  R.  Bloomfield 

160 

60 

184 

170 

:::: 

.... 

39  John  Sanderson . 

170 

100 

41  See  Trafalgar  . 

60 

I. 

INGERSOLL. 


A  town  in  the  township  of  West  Oxford,  County  of  Oxford,  Ontario.  It  was  formerly  Nissouri 

Circuit. 


1865  John  Kay . 

.... 

.  . 

66  John  Kay . 

45 

2 

12 

2  56 

2  00 

95 

36 

67  James  C.  Seymour . 

55 

5 

75 

4  75 

5  50 

117 

17 

68  James  C.  Seymour . 

53 

0 

60 

3  05 

4  15 

112 

19 

69  James  C.  Seymour . 

55 

1 

50 

3  24 

4  76 

127 

00 

70  Calvin  Shaw . 

61 

1 

28 

2  59 

3  93 

118 

49 

71  William  Birks . 

54 

2 

73 

3  82 

104 

06 

72  William  Birks . 

73 

6 

17 

5  40 

6  05 

127 

40 

73  William  Birks . 

81 

4 

65 

6  80 

2  00 

134 

45 

74  William  Henderson . 

See  London  Conference. 

74 

3 

88 

3  67 

4  38 

113 

17 

K 


KINCARDINE. 


A  town  and  township  on 
1863  James  Gaddis . 

64  James  Gaddis . 

65  Walton  Preston . 

66  Darius  Bettes . 

67  . . 


22 

0  25 

0  30 

0  25 

32  60 

21 

0  45 

0  30 

10  50 

16 

0  50 

0  35 

0  41 

18  55 

16 

1  00 

135  58 

Lake  Huron,  in  the  County  of  Bruce,  Ontario. 


KITLEY. 


1859  James  Peek 

60  Thomas  Ogden. 

61  Thomas  Ogden. 

62  John  Bain  .... 

63  John  Bain  .... 

64  James  Hocking 


A  township  in  the  County  of  Leeds,  Ontario. 


99 

3  60 

257 

0  87 

95 

2  60 

1  32 

2  69 

92 

1  30 

1  30 

91 

1  40 

.... 

.... 

75 

1  49 

1  35 

1  47 

115  72 
90  92 
94  01 
65  48 
63  59 


496 


CIRCUITS  AND  MISSIONS. 


Y  ear 

Names  of  Ministers. 

No.  of 

Funds. 

. 

Members- 

Conting.  Paternal. 

Sup.  M. 

Miss’y. 

1865 

John  Bain . . 

78 

$1  59  :  $1  22 

.$2  17 

$64  40 

66  Joseph  H.  Fowler . 

80 

1  63  1  30 

1  35 

69  35 

67  Joseph  H.  Fowler  . 

82 

1  75  1  51 

1  60 

83  65 

68 

William  Willimott . . 

81 

1  65  1  75 

1  70 

114  86 

69 

Robert  Johnston . 

67 

1  25  1  90 

1  75 

87  00 

70  Robert  Johnston . 

80 

0  76  2  99 

0  54 

94  45 

71 

John  W.  Cathcart . 

72 

0  70  1  89 

0  48 

110  16 

72  John  W.  Cathcart . 

80 

1  25  2  10 

1  40 

83  31 

73  Archibald  McKillop  . 

67 

0  89  !  1  28 

1  62 

84  22 

74  Thomas  Rennie  . .  . 

See  Montreal  Conference, 

77 

2  50  1  1  10 

1  10 

65  96 

KNOWLTON. 


A  village  in  the  township  and  County  of  Brome,  Quebec. 


1869  John  S.  Orr . 

•  .  •  • 

70  John  S,  Orr . 

60 

0  72 

1  05 

3  50 

63  38 

71  John  S.  Orr . 

64 

1  25 

4  37 

2  32 

40  95 

72  Joseph  H.  Fowler . 

41 

0  75 

6  05 

0  75 

43  90 

73  Joseph  H.  Fowler,  M.A . 

40 

0  82 

4  10 

1  01 

78  03 

74  Joseph  H.  Fowler,  M.A . 

See  Montreal  Conference. 

38 

0  89 

4  00 

1  03 

78  16 

L. 


LAKE  ERIE  MISSION. 


This  included  the  whole  range  of  country  bordering  on  Lake  Erie.,  in  the  Counties  of  Welland  and 

Haldimand.  Ontario. 


1851  Francis  G.  Weaver . 

52  Francis  G.  Weaver . 

53  Francis  G.  Weaver . 

54  - - — — . 

55  James  A.  Miller . 

56  William  Gundy . 

57  William  Gundy . 

58  William  Gundy  . 

59  William  Willimott . 

60  William  Willimott . 

61  John  Cleaver . 

62  Alford  B.  Demill . 

63  Alford  B.  Demill . 

64  Alford  B.  Demill,  George  Robinson 

65  Mission  divided.  See  Dunnville  and  Haldimand 


41 

.... 

44 

50 

i  55 

i  25 

37 

.... 

33 

49  05 

60 

i  50 

3  00 

70  92 

61 

1  00 

1  88 

39  32 

65 

1  00 

1  40 

64  10 

66 

1  92 

3  21 

1  00 

61  60 

69 

3  00 

2  30 

3  30 

90  08 

105 

1  75 

1  22 

80  65 

134 

2  25 

2  50 

2  00 

120  63 

168 

2  50 

2  30 

2  60 

127  30 

187 

3  70 

3  16 

3  37 

115  19 

LANSDOWN. 

A  township  on  the  St.  Lawrence  River,  in  the  County  of  Leeds,  Ontario 
1831  David  Breakenridge,  James  Brennan . 

32  Sidney  Soper,  James  Brennan . 

33  David  Breakenridge,  — .  Webster . 

34  Truman  Cole,  James  Bell . 

35  Edward  Bailey,  John  Shilton,  Ira  Marshall  .  . 

36  Edward  Bailey,  Ira  Marshall,  Harvey  Plum .  . 

37  —  ‘  ~  ~  '  -  ----- 


I.  N.  D.  West,  K.  Creighton,  Ira  Marshall, 
Harvey  Plum . 

38  I.  N.  D.  West,  Kennedy  Creighton . 

39  Edward  Bailey . 

40  James  Hales,  Darius  Bettes . 

41  James  Bell,  John  H.  Simpson . 

42  James  Bell,  James  Laidley . . 

43  James  Brennan,  James  Laidley,  Fred.  Haynes 

44  Henry  Wilkinson . 

45  John  C.  Warren . 

46  John  C.  Warren,  L.  Olmstead . 

47  Thomas  Rump,  Thomas  M.  Jefferis 

48  Thomas  Rump . 


160 

180 

219 

234 

222 

222 

225 

225 

134 

436 

550 

417 

1  65 

180 

220 

200 

173 

2  60 

93  17 
38  60 
50  16 
69  93 
106  49 


METHODIST  NEW  CONNEXION  CONFERENCE. 


497 


Names  of  Ministers. 


1849  Frederick  E.  Powers,  J.  Smyth . 

50  Frederick  E.  Powers,  William  Robinson . 

51  Nassau  C.  Gowan,  William  Peck . 

52  John  Shilton,  John  C.  Warren . 

53  William  Barnett . 

54  Wiliam  Barnett,  John  Walker . 

55  William  Barnett . 

56  John  H.  Simpson . 

57  John  H.  Simpson . 

58  Orrin  Whitcomb,  Henry  Hall . 

59  Orrin  Whitcomb . 

60  John  Bain . 

61  John  Bain . 

62  Edward  F.  Brown . 

63  Edward  F.  Brown,  John  W.  Dochstader . 

64  James  White,  Arthur  Burns . 

65  James  White,  George  Hall . 

66  David  Auld,  William  Wells . 

67  David  Auld,  John  Wallace. . . 

68  David  Auld . 

69  Joseph  Follick,  John  Davis . 

70  Joseph  Follick . 

71  George  Robinson. . . 

72  George  Robinson,  Nassau  B.  Topping . 

73  George  Robinson,  Francis  DeLong  . . 

7 4  George  Robinson,  William  B.  Cunningham.  . . 

See  Montreal  Conference. 


Year 


No.  of 

Funds. 

Members. 

Conting. 

Paternal. 

Sup 

.  M. 

Miss’y. 

145 

$2 

31 

$0 

83 

$137 

48 

156 

1 

62 

104 

18 

147 

1 

97 

72 

35 

199 

1 

45 

6 

43 

84 

72 

170 

2 

92 

i 

40 

78 

50 

230 

2 

90 

78 

75 

191 

122 

00 

165 

.  . 

i 

67 

116 

92 

141 

2 

00 

2 

50 

182 

26 

164 

0 

92 

i 

05 

136 

70 

207 

3 

00 

i 

00 

108 

73 

142 

$3 

00 

3 

00 

0 

25 

90 

50 

122 

2 

10 

1 

22 

1 

16 

56 

97 

122 

2 

11 

1 

34 

41 

96 

233 

2 

00 

i 

67 

3 

98 

100 

84 

238 

3 

38 

2 

02 

3 

01 

111 

07 

252 

3 

16 

3 

02 

2 

50 

85 

00 

230 

3 

00 

2 

60 

2 

50 

105 

00 

217 

2 

80 

2 

00 

4 

00 

100 

00 

212 

2 

50 

1 

90 

4 

20 

121 

00 

180 

1 

50 

2 

00 

4 

00 

100 

24 

184 

4 

00 

4 

00 

4 

64 

153 

49 

161 

1 

20 

4 

16 

2 

44 

156 

43 

170 

3 

00 

4 

09 

4 

00 

149 

00 

174 

3 

25 

4 

48 

5 

00 

196 

32 

191 

3 

50 

6 

05 

6 

51 

,  191 

00 

LAVENDER. 


A  village  in  the  township  of  Mulmer,  County  of  Simeoe,  Ontario. 


1868  Joseph  Rawson. . 
69  Hamilton  Leith.  . 
7  0  Richard  Redeotf.  . 

71  William  Jackson, 

72  Andrew  Clarke.  . 

73  Andrew  Clarke.  . 

74  Andrew  Clarke. . 


83 

2 

03 

3 

07 

3 

28 

89 

31 

90 

3 

24 

2 

44 

2 

07 

89 

42 

49 

1 

00 

1 

42 

0 

70 

56 

24 

51 

1 

00 

1 

50 

0 

80 

31 

67 

38 

1 

00 

2 

49 

1 

00 

39 

97 

41 

2 

08 

4 

02 

1 

60 

69 

21 

51 

2 

00 

2 

40 

1 

35 

47 

26 

See  Toronto  Conference. 


LAXTON. 


A  township  in  the  County  of  Victoria,  Ontario. 


1861  Robert  Dunlop . 

62  Reuben  J.  Tyler . 

63  James  Crawford. . 

64  John  McGuire . . 

65  Arthur  Burns . 

66  Sidney  F.  Depew  . 

67  Richard  Paintin .  . 

68  George  Robinson . 

69  George  Robinson . 

70  Neil  A.  McDiarmid . 

71  Neil  A.  McDiarmid . 

72  Adam  Glazier . 

73  Thomas  Rennie  . 

74  Joseph  A.  Andrews,  Samuel  Eddy 

See  Toronto  Conference. 


43 

0 

29 

.. 

0 

25 

97 

0 

30 

0 

45 

0 

40 

51 

0 

20 

0 

49 

0 

25 

56 

0 

35 

0 

64 

0 

53 

60 

I 

04 

0 

82 

0 

83 

64 

0 

61 

0 

78 

0 

99 

64 

59 

3 

09 

3 

14 

5 

51 

83 

3 

24 

3 

36 

5 

54 

89 

2 

09 

2 

22 

4 

25 

109 

1 

96 

3 

26 

2 

49 

121 

3 

72 

2 

74 

2 

78 

109 

4 

50 

3 

23 

4 

65 

LINDSAY. 


16  50 
25  00 
38  39 
31  50 
55  79 
74  68 
84  90 
84  90 
76  41 
90  90 
110  43 
95  00 
74  53 


A  town  in  the  township  of  Ops,  County  of  Victoria,  Ontario.  It  was  formerly  part  of  the 

Manvers  Circuit. 


1859  George  A.  Bailey . 

60  Hamilton  Leith . 

100 

2  72 

20  14 

61  Hamilton  Leith . 

135 

3  21 

0  68 

0  16 

51  56 

62  Joseph  R.  Gundy . 

132 

1  25 

0  10 

20  9  K 

63  Darius  Bettes. .  . 

117 

2  12 

0  61 

0  30 

52  27 

64  John  J.  Lutze . 

97 

0  44 

0  60 

0  36 

46  95 

65  John  J.  Lutze . 

103 

0  22 

1  04 

0  45 

12  25 

66  Arthur  Burns . 

90 

0  34 

0  26 

0  25 

45  00 

67  William  Gundy . 

61 

2  00 

2  84 

1  20 

45  61 

68  William  Gundy . 

61 

0  68 

1  20 

1  30 

50  03 

69  United  to  Omemee  Circuit . 

50 

0  58 

0  24 

0  61 

50  30 

32 


498 


CIRCUITS  AND  MISSIONS. 


Year 


LONDON. 

A  township  in  the  County  of  Middlesex,  Ontario. 


Names  of  Ministers. 


1835 

36 


37 

38 

39 

40 

41 

42 

43 

44 

45 

46 

47 

48 

49 

50 


James  Jackson,  J.  Whaley . 

Wm.  C.  Ward,  Alex.  Nickerson,  J.  Whaley, 

T.  Waldron . 

St.  Thomas  united  with  it. 

Robert  Earl,  James  Bell,  J.  Haney, 

B.  P.  Brown,  W.  Benson . 

John  Shilton  . 

Darius  Bettis  . 

James  Laidley  . 

Ephraim  Van  Norman . 

Edward  Bailey . 

Owen  Campbell  . 

John  C.  Warren  . 

A.  Armstrong . 

A.  Armstrong . 

William  Both  well . 

Charles  Childs  . v . 

Henry  Coates,  James  P>.  Kershaw . 

See  London  North  . 


No.  of 
Members 


164 

164 


•230 
300 
*  90 
60 
69 
53 
58 
58 

no 

60 

60 

112 

50 


Funds. 


Conting.  Paternal.  Sup.  M.  Missy 


$1  48 


82  50 


5  00 


83  00 
18  85 
3  38 
10  53 
16  89 


LONDON  CITY. 

A  city  on  the  river  Thames,  County  of  Middlesex,  Ontario. 

London  Circuit. 


It  was  formerly  connected  with 


1850 

51 

52 

53 

54 

55 

56 

57 

58 

59 

60 
61 
62 

63 

64 

65 

66 

67 

68 

69 

70 

71 

72 

73 

74 


Henry  O.  Crofts,  James  B.  Kershaw . 

William  McClure,  William  Barnett . 

William  McClure,  James  Caswell . 

William  McClure,  David  Savage  . 

Joseph  H.  Robinson,  David  Savage  . 

Joseph  H.  Robinson,  James  Scott. . . 

Joseph  H.  Robinson,  William  Williams 

Joseph  H.  Robinson,  Calvin  Shaw . 

Joseph  H.  Robinson,  John  Leach  . 

John  Shuttlewortli,  John  Leach . 

John  Shuttlewortli,  Edwin  Holmes . 

John  Shuttlewortli  . . 

James  Caswell .  ■ 

J  allies  Caswell . .... 

John  Cleaver,  Joseph  R.  Gundy . 

James  A.  Miller,  John  L.  Wilkinson...  . 
j  James  A.  Miller,  j  Jo]ft  j  Lutze...  . 
[  James  C.  Seymour,  \ 

David  Savage,  Joel  T.  Pitcher . 

David  Savage . . 

David  Savage . 

George  Richardson...  . 

George  Richardson . 


George  Richardson . 
George  Buggin. 
George  Buggin  , 


See  London  Conference. 


1850  Henry  Coates,  James  Baskerville.. 

51  James  B.  Kershaw . 

52  James  B.  Kershaw . 

53  Walton  Preston  . 

54  Walton  Preston . 

55  Walton  Preston  . 

56  James  Scott . 

57  James  Scott . 

58  James  Scott,  Reuben  J.  Tyler . 

59  William  Tindall,  John  McGuire... 


150 

$4  00 

U! 

o 

o 

6  50 

262  81 

208 

5  03 

5  00 

288  67 

216 

7  30 

248  40 

232 

6  25 

4  00 

321  08 

200 

17  53 

IS  18 

407  05 

216 

19  14 

8  65 

545  55 

210 

19  20 

20  00 

4S9  07 

144 

21  25 

18  60 

447  27 

138 

14  75 

10  00 

370  58 

163 

9  63 

4  00 

262  22 

160 

10  82 

5  95 

1  00 

255  95 

176 

10  35 

7  50 

7  00 

343  25 

154 

8  05 

8  67 

317  36 

138- 

13  60 

7  75 

7  60 

275  48 

151 

10  00 

6  53 

6  22 

263  16 

178 

4  05 

4  50 

6  45 

309  59 

180 

14  00 

12  34 

13  00 

330  67 

195 

4  54 

6  89 

12  50 

335  45 

161 

7  50 

6  00 

20  39 

327  66 

210 

5  96 

5  65 

10  56 

253  67 

216 

9  30 

12  50 

8  05 

287  91 

222 

6  60 

12  61 

8  05 

278  60 

257 

10  03 

i5  48 

9  04 

306  56 

250 

8  75 

34  58 

18  02 

273  10 

215 

8  80 

21  50 

18  10 

221  97 

NORTH. 

50 

!  00 

105 

. 

12  90 

63 

1  30 

22  85 

144 

47  73 

40 

1  00 

0  50 

30  75 

47 

1  47 

0  50 

23  62 

49 

2  20 

2  10 

28  07 

64 

1  25 

1  43 

69  79 

64 

104 

1  . 

1  25 

1  50 

1  75 

0  50 

70  53 
46  55 

210  members  given  to  St.  Thomas. 


METHODIST  NEW  CONNEXION  CONFERENCE. 


499 


Names  of  Ministers. 


1860  James  Seymour,  Robert  Dunlop . 

61  James  Seymour,  Alexander  Hartley. 

62  James  Scott,  Thomas  L.  Wilkinson. 

63  William  Gundy,  Arthur  Burns . 

64  William  Gundy,  Samuel  Ream . 

65  William  Gundy,  George  Robinson... 

66  James  White,  A.  B.  Walker . 

67  James  White,  Neil  A.  McDiarmid.. 

68  Joseph  Rollick . 

69  William  Webb . 

70  William  Webb . 

71  Robert  Walker .  . 

72  Robert  Walker,  Thomas  Grandy . 

73  Robert  Smylie,  Williom  L.  Hackett 

74  Robert  Smylie . 

See  London  Conference. 


Y  ear 


No.  of 

Funds. 

Members. 

Conting. 

Paternal. 

Sup 

106 

111 

$6  19 

9  82 

$3  87 

5  67 

$1 

3 

113 

20  00 

5 

100 

0  90 

1 

109 

1  00 

1  76 

1 

123 

1  36 

3  92 

3 

130 

4  99 

4  56 

7 

141 

5  50 

5  00 

6 

128 

5  50 

4  00 

6 

109 

5  64 

1  37 

4 

64 

2  63 

2  30 

4 

69 

1  88 

2  00 

4 

97 

3  00 

8  60 

6 

96 

3  34 

9  40 

6 

98 

2  25 

4  97 

3 

M. 

00 

29 
95 
00 
98 
97 
44 
00 
00 
00 
43 
11 
18 

30 
97 


Missy. 


$98  78 
127  52 
149  01 

176  62 
200  00 
180  00 
217  60 
202  66 
212  50 
149  32 
136  33 
'85  42 
136  00 

177  50 
158  15 


LOUTH. 


A  township  in  the  County  of  Lincoln,  Ontario. 


1 859  William  Gundy. . . . 

60  James  Shaw . 

61  James  Shaw . 

62  Benjamin  Haigh.. 

63  Thomas  Hamilton 

64  Thomas  Hamilton 

65  David  Smyth . 

66  David  Smyth . 

67  See  St.  Catharines 


72 

60 

58 

49 
51 
51 

50 
49 


1 

30 

4 

30 

2 

50 

1 

10 

1 

50 

1 

50 

1 

10 

1 

18 

1 

00 

1 

00 

1 

15 

1 

08 

1 

20 

0 

76 

1  93 

2  40 
1  00 
1  72 
1  08 
1  08 
1  04 
1  98 


54  59 
37  35 
31  92 
50  19 
50  04 
52  20 
63  00 
60  37 


M. 


MALAHIDE. 


A  township  in  the  County  of  Elgin,  Ontario. 


1844  William  Ramage . . 

45  United  to  St.  Thomas . 

95 

3  74 

1  73 

46  John  Shilton,  Francis  G.  Weaver . 

115 

4  89 

47  Francis  G.  Weaver,  Elias  Williams . 

225 

2  00 

48  John  Wilkinson,  L.  Olmsteacl . 

285 

0  89 

49  John  Wilkinson . 

289 

3  20 

50  William  Both  well  ..  . 

282 

6  01 

51  Elias  Williams . 

73 

2  10 

52  Elias  Williams . 

86 

2  50 

53  Elias  Williams . 

181 

2  00 

54  Henry'*Wilkinson  . 

219 

2  10 

55  Henry  Wilkinson  . 

175 

0  65 

56  William  Webb . 

199 

57  William  Webb . . 

81 

3  08 

3  08 

58  William  Webb . 

98 

1  50 

1  70 

59  James  Bell  . . 

97 

2  60 

2  55 

60  James  Bell  . 

100 

4  20 

3  17 

61  George  Richardson . 

127 

3  32 

3  36 

2  92 

62  George  Richardson . . 

171 

3  22 

7  00 

63  George  Richardson — . 

199 

4  00 

1  94 

64  William  Tindall . 

188 

6  16 

3  37 

3  48 

65  William  Tindall . 

140 

2  75 

5  66 

4  77 

66  Edward  Kershaw  . 

136 

3  65 

2  90 

3  42 

67  Edward  Kershaw . . 

121 

2  65 

1  98 

3  70 

68  Ed wiu  Holmes . . 

90 

1  70 

1  25 

69  Edwin  Holmes . 

74 

1  15 

3  40 

2  58 

70  John  Elliott . 

71 

0  70 

2  47 

2  80 

71  John  Elliott . 

51 

1  82 

4  00 

1  80 

72  See  Aylmer  . 

54 

1  88 

4  SO 

1  31 

5  20 
2  23 
4  67' 
34  23 
21  07 
28  62 
20  97 
9  00 
26  00 
122  72 
79  93 
126  82 
87  55 
60  81 
60  85 
48  60 
55  23 
75  85 
149  24 
73  86 
33  19 
36  96 


65  77 
68  56 
32  63 
39  00 


500 


CIRCUITS  AND  MISSIONS. 


MALLORYTOWN. 

A  villagft  in  the  township  of  Yonge,  County  of  Leeds,  Ontario. 


Yeai 


Names  of  Ministers. 


1859 

60 

61 

62 

63 

64 


1851 

52 

53 

54 

55 

56 

57 

58 


Thomas  Hamilton  . 
Thomas  Hamilton 
William  Both  well 
Thomas  Hamilton 
James  Seymour 


No.  of 
Members. 


88 

101 

93 

81 

63 


Funds. 


Conting. 


$1  00 
1  00 
1  00 
0  64 
0  94 


Paternal. 


$1  00 

0  56 
0  90 


Sup.  M. 


Miss’y. 


$44  32 


$0  55 
0  58 


41  90 
43  08 
43  69 


A  township  in  the  County  of  Durham,  Ontario. 

James  Bell,  William  Robinson . I 

William  Robinson,  John  Doel . | 

\V  illiam  Robinson,  W  illiam  W ebb 
James  Crawford,  William  Webb.... 

Joseph  E.  Vining,  James  Crawford 

Joseph  E.  Vining,  David  Auld . 

James  C.  Watts . 

David  D.  Rolston,  Richard  Paintin 


MANVERS. 

It  was  formerly  part  of  the  Cavan  Circuit. 


59  David  D.  Rolston,  Richard  Redeoff.. 


60 

61 

62 

63 

64 

65 


1  74 


94 
75 
10 
15 
25 
00 
58 
04 
12 
5  25 
8  45 


David  D.  Rolston,  James  C.  Seymour . 

James  B.  Kershaw,  James  H.  Orrne  . 

James  B.  Kershaw,  Robert  Walker . 

James  B  Kershaw,  John  Kay . 

James  Peck,  John  Kay . . 

George  Buggin,  John  Wesley  Dochstader  .... 

66  George  Buggin,  George  J ackson  . 

67  George  Buggin,  William  McCann  . 

68  George  Buggin,  John  Wallace . 

69  John  J.  Wilson,  Charles  Barltrop  . 

70  Edwin  Holmes,  Robert  Smylie . 

71  Edwin  Holmes,  John  B.  Williams . 

72  Edwin  Holmes,  William  Philp . 

73  Edwin  Holmes,  Joseph  Philp  . 

74  Calvin  Shaw,  Thomas  Orrne .  . 

See  Toronto  Conference. 

MARKHAM. 

A  village  and  township  in  the  County  of  \  ork,  Ontario 

1835  Peter  B.  Cole,  John  Draper .  115 

36  John  Pert,  John  Culham . 

37  United  with  the  Humber  Circuit . 


327 

278 

342 

366 

317 

375 

429 

485 

346 

345 

312 

296 

289 

330 

330 

330 

326 

300 

298 

306 

287 

287 

302 


4  50 
4  00 
0  75 
1  20 


6  35 
0  50 


5  00 
7  80 

6  66 
5  80 


40 

98 

85 

25 

55 

75 


1  a  5 
0  62 


18  45 
0  50 


1  75 


6  00 
4  00 
15  17 
18  24 
27  00 
25  50 


55 

62 

50 

75 

05 

25 
75 
00 

38 

39 

26 


10  00 


42  26 
93  87 
213  47 
395  00 

326  53 

327  16 
348  85 
177  15 
167  39 
236  33 
209  26 
150  92 
117  37 
120  00 
184  00 
198  00 
228  40 
215  72 
273  94 
245  28 
298  48 
357  27 
323  27 


115 

184 


MARLBOROUGH. 

A  township  in  the  County  of  Carleton,  Ontario.  It  was  formerly  part  of  the  Goulbourn  Circuit. 

1852  James  Gaddis . 

53  James  Gaddis . 

54  James  Baskerville . 

55  James  Baskerville .  ■ 

56  Robert  N.  Hill . 

57  Thomas  Ogden . 

58  Thomas  Ogden . 

59  Thomas  Ogden. . . . .  • 

60  Robert  Carter,  M.D . 

61  Robert  Carter,  M.D.,  William  H.  Moss . 

62  John  McGuire . 

63  John  McGuire .  . 

64  John  H.  Simpson . . 

65  John  H.  Simpson . 

MEAFORD. 


. 

106 

6  20 

108 

0  25 

28  83 

93 

3  00 

33  07 

106 

2  00 

. 

63  35 

84 

1  25 

58  28 

76 

1  40 

1  20 

49  61 

107 

1  67 

1  40 

64  28 

102 

2  00 

1  40 

66  65 

105 

1  00 

56  75 

106 

0  30 

2  06 

35  00 

65 

0  91 

0  45 

0  25 

40  00 

67 

0  60 

0  50 

0  40 

31  97 

60 

0  75 

1  00 

0  50 

35  66 

1861  David  Auld  . 

62  David  Auld . 

63  William  Willimott.. 

64  Francis  Ch  Weaver.. 

65  Francis  G.  Weaver.. 


16 

0  56 

0  60 

14 

0  60 

0  70 

0  77 

19 

1  00 

0  40 

0  50 

37 

1  0  12 

0  30 

0  14 

50  00 
60  00 
28  01 
30  00 


METHODIST  NEW  CONNEXION  CONFERENCE. 


501 


Year' 


Names  of  Ministers. 


1866 

67 

68 

69 

70 

71 

72 


Francis  G.  Weaver. 
Thomas  Hamilton 
Thomas  Hamilton . 
James  Baskerville. , 
James  Baskerville.. 
James  Baskerville  . 
Thomas  Hamilton . 


73  Henry  Wilkinson. 


74  Adam  Glazier . 

See  Toronto  Conference. 


1859  James  Seymour.... 

60  Benjamin  Haigh. . 

61  Benjamin  Haigh. . 

62  William  Webb 

63  William  Webb  .  .. 

64  William  Webb  . ... 

65  Joseph  Folliek . 

66  Joseph  Folliek . 

67  Joseph  Folliek..  .. 

68  Robert  Walker.  . . . 

69  Robert  Walker.  .. 
7  0  Robert  Walker.  . . . 

71  William  McCann . 

72  William  McCann . 


73  William  McCann . 

74  James  H.  Orme . 

See  London  Conference. 


No.  of 

Funds. 

Members. 

Conting. 

Educa. 

Sup.  M. 

Miss’y. 

31 

$ 0  16 

$0  15 

$53  00 

28 

0  45 

$0  39 

0  25 

50  00 

31 

0  73 

0  60 

1  14 

67  21 

30 

0  77 

0  68 

0  82 

63  00 

40 

2  35 

1  00 

0  60 

57  00 

53 

2  00 

2  00 

1  25 

55  00 

47 

1  05 

2  20 

1  90 

81  00 

39 

0  50 

0  50 

1  00 

61  25 

31 

1  50 

1  00 

1  25 

32  59 

[JRNE. 
.frid,  Co.  IV 

82 

iddlesex, 

3  10 

Ontario. 

2  77 

96  94 

48 

2  79 

2  75 

2  32 

103  32 

44 

3  00 

2  43 

59  36 

68 

5  00 

2  83 

3  97 

151  47 

61 

2  74 

3  11 

3  65 

134  79 

52 

3  25 

3  50 

4  00 

137  48 

63 

3  80 

3  62 

4  50 

140  34 

75 

4  00 

2  94 

4  73 

101  61 

75 

2  94 

2  71 

4  SO 

75  36 

79 

4  39 

5  25 

7  07 

155  52 

92 

4  70 

9  04 

7  60 

174  32 

90 

4  76 

9  08 

7  78 

106  20 

87 

6  37 

7  52 

8  73 

149  54 

79 

5  17 

6  22 

6  94 

127  13 

74 

6  29 

6  28 

8  79 

53  92 

MIDDLETON. 


1857  James  A.  Miller . 

58  James  A.  Miller . 

59  James  C.  Seymour . 

60  George  Brown  . 

61  George  Brown,  Robert  Walker . 

62  Elias  Williams,  David  Smyth . 

63  Elias  Williams,  John  J.  Lutze . 

64  Robert  N.  Hill,  John  W.  Dochstader . 

65  Robert  N.  Hill,  William  H.  Moss . 

66  James  Caswell,  William  Gundy . 

67  Calvin  Shaw,  Joseph  B.  Goodspeed . 

68  Calvin  Shaw . 

69  Calvin  Shaw . 

70  James  H.  Orme . . 

71  James  H.  Orme . . 

72  James  H.  Orme . 

73  James  H.  Orme,  Richard  C.  Henders . 

74  James  Gundy,  William  L.  Hackett . 

See  London  Conference. 

MILFORD. 

A  village  in  the  township  of  Marysburg,  County  of  Prince  Edward,  Ontario. 

Prince  Edward  Circuit. 


99 

. 

150 

0  50 

0  37 

165 

0  48 

0  40 

181 

0  37 

0  50 

0  37 

209 

2  00 

1  43 

1  50 

229 

3  00 

1  75 

242 

1  38 

1  67 

1  36 

312 

1  82 

2  38 

1  23 

192 

0  49 

2  40 

1  33 

186 

4  31 

3  40 

3  97 

154 

5  25 

1  78 

2  62 

143 

2  13 

4  66 

97 

2  05 

4  26 

2  46 

108 

3  02 

5  82 

3  77 

109 

3  80 

3  67 

3  31 

152 

2  47 

5  70 

3  30 

170 

1  72 

4  24 

3  48 

175 

3  25 

4  57 

4  92 

48  53 
52  55 

58  24 
66  00 
64  00 
87  83 
50  00 

59  91 
112  52 
109  20 

91 
71 
94 
85  44 
133  00 
164  00 
121 


24 

04 

11 


04 


It  was  formerly  part  of 


1858  Andrew  F.  Dempsey . 

59  William  Glass . 

60  Edward  F.  Brown . 

61  Edward  F.  Brown . 

62  James  Peck . 

63  James  Peck . 

64  Darius  Bettes .  . 

65  Darius  Bettes . 

66  Edwin  Holmes  . 

67  Edwin  Holmes . 

68  William  McCann  . 

69  William  McCann  . 

70  William  McCann  .  . 

71  Francis  E.  Nugent . 

72  Francis  E.  Nugent . 

73  Thomas  M.  Jefferis . 

74  Orrin  Whitcomb,  David  Hogg 

See  Toronto  Conference. 


207 

2 

84 

2 

71 

48 

60 

191 

3 

50 

1 

50 

49 

60 

195 

2 

46 

2 

97 

i 

00 

50 

18 

174 

i 

17 

26 

92 

190 

1 

48 

1 

34 

i 

83 

44 

35 

172 

1 

51 

1 

77 

i 

99 

51 

29 

167 

1 

54 

1 

49 

0 

38 

58 

93 

151 

0 

69 

0 

21 

0 

38 

65 

61 

145 

1 

10 

2 

80 

1 

15 

108 

10 

139 

1 

19 

2 

05 

77 

31 

140 

2 

20 

2 

40 

4 

31 

80 

00 

136 

2 

54 

4 

40 

5 

00 

20 

00 

164 

2 

34 

2 

63 

2 

47 

78 

34 

146 

2 

06 

2 

46 

2 

36 

82 

42 

134 

2 

08 

2 

40 

2 

06 

57 

79 

137 

2 

00 

2 

00 

3 

00 

84 

00 

502 


CIRCUITS  AND  MISSIONS. 


MILTON. 

A  town  in  the,  County  of  Hal  ton,  Ontario.  It  was  formerly  part  of  Trafalgar  Circuit. 


Year 


1855 

56 

57 

58 

59 

60 
61 


William  Webb  . . 
J ames  Caswell .... 
James  Caswell 
James  Caswell... 

James  Shaw . 

James  McAlister. 
James  McAlister. 


62  James  McAlister,  James  Hocking. 

63  Thomas  Goldsmith .  .  . 

64  Thomas  Goldsmith . 

65  William  Birks . 

66  William  Birks . 

67  John  Kay . 

68  John  Kay . 

69  John  Kay . 

70  William  Tindall . . 

71  William  Tindall . 

72  George  Brown . 

73  George  Brown . . 

74  George  Brown  . 

See  London  Conference. 


1841  Henry  0.  Crofts . 

42  Henry  0.  Crofts  .  .. 

43  Thomas  T.  Howard. 

James  Brennan . 

Robert  Hassall . . 


44 

45 

46 

to 

54 

55 

56 

57 

58 

59 

60 
61 
62 

63 

64 

65 

66 

67 

68 
69 


Discontinued. 

James  C.  Watts . . 

James  C.  Watts,  William  Broxholm . 

William  McClure,  James  Cooke  Seymour. 

William  McClure,  Calvin  Shaw . 

William  McClure,  J.  Rogers . 

John  Leach,  George  A.  Bailey . 

John  Leach,  Joseph  R.  Gundy . 

John  Shuttleworth,  William  Keam . 

John  Shuttleworth,  William  H.  Withrow,  B.A 
John  Shuttleworth,  James  J.  A.  Lever 
Samuel  B.  Gundy,  Charles  McKelvey. . 

Samuel  FJ.  Gundy,  William  Henderson 

Samuel  B.  Gundy,  George  Jackson . 

George  Brown,  George  Jackson . 

George  Brown 


Joel  T.  Pitcher,  James  C.  Caswell. 

Joel  T.  Pitcher . . 

Joel  T.  Pitcher . 

Joel  T.  Pitcher . 

See  Montreal  Conference. 


No.  of 

Funds. 

Members. 

Conting. 

Paternal. 

Sup.  M. 

35 

$0  67 

$0  67 

101 

6  49 

2  37 

96 

2  94 

107 

4  25 

147 

$3  00 

2  82 

148 

4  00 

2  34 

5  46 

134 

3  36 

6  42 

125 

3  30 

5  15 

4  67 

108 

0  95 

2  10 

1  00 

72 

0  69 

70 

4  34 

2  50 

4  43 

66 

.2  90 

2  54 

4  22 

82 

5  67 

8  00 

111 

4  76 

6  08 

8  34 

106 

5  50 

9  80 

7  16 

101 

4  87 

3  44 

8  62 

106 

4  03 

5  54 

5  61 

135 

2  00 

5  55 

5  75 

127  I  5  00 

lEAL. 

Province  of  Quebec. 

5  55 

5  00 

56 

- 

60 

50 

41 

28 

82 

3  48 

3  34 

77 

2  97 

2  25 

91 

4  10 

4  23 

100 

6  26 

6  07 

93 

6  00 

122 

5  00 

5  00 

6  00 

95 

5  00 

4  00 

110 

5  00 

103 

6  91 

4  73 

6  34 

86 

5  00 

5  08 

6  47 

96 

5  71 

6  09 

7  52 

110 

6  96 

6  97 

7  69 

105 

8  85 

9  90 

13  75 

103 

5  82 

4  50 

24  10 

113 

4  00 

10  00 

14  10 

81 

6  79 

10  01 

23  75 

S8 

6  79 

10  00 

33  64 

93 

5  33 

9  43 

35  60 

95 

4  25 

9  30 

30  70 

MORRIS. 

A  township  in  the  County  of  Huron,  Ontario. 
1855  Thomas  0.  Adkins,  John  Walker . 

56  Francis  G.  Weaver,  Joseph  Follick . 

57  Christopher  Curry . 

58  Christopher  Curry . 

59  John  Walker .  . 

60  Andrew  Clarke . 

61  James  Gaddis . . 

62  See  Ainleyville . 


105 

. 

147 

1  50 

67 

1  09 

74 

79 

1  00 

66 

1  23 

1  57 

77 

1  00 

48 

90 


75 

57 


Miss’y. 


$72  63 
169  92 
67  40 
111  35 

114  13 
168  70 
131  03 
144  32 

115  90 

110  05 

111  65 
108  81 

144  30 

145  98 
147  60 
165  84 
194  99 
207  75 
175  76 


160  00 
143  00 
76  62 


90  07 
108  00 
112  20 
145  75 
130  24 
190  00 
174  00 
455  17 
615  07 
593  05 
725  89 
530  08 
750  70 
609  89 
600  75 
584  60 
419  62 
157  30 
105  00 


105  18 
92  71 
30  82 
14  65 
52  00 
68  24 
61  34 


503 


METHODIST  NEW  CONNEXION  CONFERENCE. 


MOUNT  FOREST. 

A  village  in  the  township  of  Egremont,  County  of  Grey,  Ontario.  It-  was  formerly  included  in  Arthur 

Mission.  i 


Names  of  Ministers. 


1863  William  Birks,  William  Keam . 

64  James  B.  Kershaw,  William  H.  Moss, 

65  James  O’Hara . . 

66  James  O’Hara . 

67  John  Elliott . 

68  John  Elliott . 

69  John  Elliott .  . 

70  Sidney  F.  Depew . 

71  Sidney  F.  Depew . .  . 

72  Edward  Kershaw . 

73  Edward  Kershaw . 

74  Edwin  Holmes . 

See.  London  Conference. 


No.  of 
Members. 

Funds. 

Conting. 

Paternal. 

Slip.  M. 

Miss’y. 

147 

.|3  00 

$0  25 

$96  56 

131 

1  25 

$1  72 

1  95 

121  51 

102 

0  93 

1  88 

2  04 

72  86 

96 

1  50 

2  00 

2  20 

130  54 

91 

2  82 

1  74 

4  19 

102  86 

*  93 

1  00 

1  24 

1  22 

64  50 

80 

0  92 

1  13 

0  94 

88  20 

85 

1  07 

2  15 

1  32 

53  70 

123 

1  40 

1  46 

1  54 

98  55 

119 

1  44 

1  72 

1  48 

75  82 

90 

1  00 

9  00 

2  00 

113  85 

105 

1  30 

9  10 

1  99 

102  00 

MULMER 


1861  J ames  Crawford. . . . 

62  Thomas  Fox . 

63  Thomas  Fox . 

64  James  Baskerville. 

65  James  Baskerville. 

66  Thomas  Jackson... 

67  Joseph  Rawson. ... 

68  See  Lavender . 


A  township  in  the  County  of  Simcoe,  Ontario 


J  - - 

14 

46 

0  55 

0  55 

46 

0  42 

1  00 

0  50 

52 

1  00 

1  25 

0  50 

60 

1  25 

1  25 

0  50 

68 

0  78 

1  56 

2  00 

83 

2  03 

3  08 

3  28 

6  75 
58  00 
44  11 
55  00 
55  24 
81  44 
89  31 


N. 


A  township  in  the  County  of  Halton. 


NASSAGAWEYA. 

Ontario.  It  was  formerly  part  of 
Circuits. 


the  Ancaster  and  Nelson 


1845  Elias  Williams . 

46  Elias  Williams . 

47  Henry  Wilkinson . 

48  John  Glass . 

49  Charles  Childs  . 

50  Charles  Childs  . 

51  Darius  Bettes . 

52  Darius  Bettes . 

53  John  C.  Watts,  James  Scott. 

54  John  C.  Watts . 

55  James  Bell  . 

56  James  Bell,  John  Walker . 

57  John  Wilkinson . 

58  John  Wilkinson . 

59  Thomas  M.  Jefferis  . 

60  Thomas  M.  Jefferis  ...  . 

61  Edwin  Holmes . 

62  Edwin  Holmes . 

63  Edwin  Holmes . 

64  David  Savage . 

65  David  Savage . 

66  David  Savage . 

67  Henry  Wilkinson  . 

68  Henry  Wilkinson  . 

69  Henry  Wilkinson  . 

70  James  C.  Seymour . 

71  James  C.  Seymour . 

72  James  C.  Seymour . 

73  James  C.  Seymour . 

74  Thomas  L.  Wilkinson  . 

See  London  Conference. 


130 

2 

35 

40 

05 

120 

2 

26 

58 

17 

120 

>  6 

34 

48 

25 

165 

7 

03 

72 

30 

168 

4 

00 

71 

62 

328 

3 

83 

82 

28 

310 

7 

32 

121 

87 

268 

4 

00 

9 

80 

181 

60 

155 

5 

32 

8 

80 

204 

35 

177 

11 

00 

279 

65 

202 

8 

25 

214 

70 

+  92 

3 

53 

1 

97 

74 

60 

90 

2 

79 

2 

38 

66 

48 

164 

2 

12 

2 

50 

123 

00 

150 

2 

00 

3 

64 

2 

80 

108 

11 

138 

2 

42 

i 

24 

76 

49 

138 

2 

00 

2 

63 

2 

01 

60 

28 

130 

2 

02 

1 

66 

0 

52 

60 

01 

111 

3 

27 

2 

35 

3 

38 

67 

20 

118 

3 

00 

3 

43 

2 

56 

61 

65 

135 

4 

00 

2 

75 

6 

00 

92 

26 

126 

7 

00 

3 

02 

6 

56 

94 

16 

143 

5 

00 

4 

47 

3 

78 

92 

40 

115 

5 

05 

3 

68 

5 

25 

97 

17 

116 

1 

00 

4 

79 

7 

25 

115 

00 

148 

1 

25 

7 

75 

10 

00 

137 

50 

133 

1 

50 

9 

64 

10 

00 

105 

00 

131 

1 

50 

7 

00 

11 

1 

15 

101 

08 

Egremont  Mission  set  off. 


f  Nelson  Circuit  set  off. 


504 


CIRCUITS  AND  MISSIONS. 


NELSON. 

A  township  in  the  County  of  Halton,  Ontario. 


Year 


Names  of  Ministers. 


1835  Lewis  Brittin,  William  Martin  . 

36  I.  N.  D.  West,  William  Martin,  L.  Hagar, 

37  ' 

to  }•  United  with  Ancaster. 

41 


No.  of 
Members. 

191 

174 

180 


Funds. 


Con  ting.  |  Paternal.  |  Sup.  M.  Miss’y. 


42  James  Craig . . 

43  Again  united  with  Ancaster . 

Note. — In  1845  the  Ancaster  and  Nelson 
Circuit  was  divided — one  part  of  it  retaining 
the  name  of  Ancaster,  the  other  part  being 
named  Nassagaweya.  In  1857  the  Nassaga- 
weya  Circuit  uns  divided  and  the  Nelson 
Circuit  again  formed. 

57  James  McAlister . 

58  James  McAlister . . 

59  James  McAlister,  George  Richardson . 

60  Frederick  Haynes,  George  Richardson . . 

61  Frederick  Haynes,  James  Gundy . 

62  George  Brown,  George  Buggin . 

63  David  D.  Rolston,  Robert  Walker .  . 

64  David  D.  Rolston,  Nathan  B.  Randall  . 

65  James  B.  Kershaw  . . . 

66  James  B.  Kershaw  . . 

67  James  B.  Kershaw . 

68  Frederick  Haynes . 

69  Frederick  Haynes,  John  Wallace . 

70  Frederick  Haynes,  Chancellor  Teeter . 

71  James  McAlister,  Joseph  Philp .  , 

72  James  McAlister,  John  B.  'Williams  . 

73  James  McAlister,  Chancellor  Teeter . J 

74  James  McAlister,  John  G.  Fallis . ! 


100 

282 


$1  00  $1  63 


141 

4 

57 

6 

99 

$146 

10 

231 

7 

17 

8 

11 

203 

47 

270 

$10 

00 

.  9 

92 

2 

00 

179 

67 

248 

6 

00 

4 

10 

4 

45 

122 

78 

193 

4 

00 

4 

88 

111 

12 

212 

6 

00 

3 

00 

4 

00 

167 

36 

170 

1 

80 

3 

25 

3 

23 

116 

40 

143 

2 

55 

5 

42 

3 

52 

62 

61 

136 

4 

25 

4 

96 

5 

22 

115 

48 

120 

4 

67 

3 

18 

n 

i 

35 

129 

07 

128 

5 

30 

5 

25 

7 

50 

134 

40 

214 

7 

16 

5 

13 

2 

95 

97 

26 

186 

4 

52 

14 

57 

5 

09 

107 

77 

174 

5 

43 

7 

94 

4 

69 

100 

40 

178 

7 

27 

11 

02 

14 

05 

148 

09 

188 

6 

82 

8 

55 

13 

30 

130 

15 

194 

8 

07 

5 

86 

8 

70 

113 

94 

NEWCASTLE. 


A  village  in  the  township  of  Clarke,  County  of  Durham,  Ontario, 


1844  James  Hales . . 

45  James  Hales . 

89 

82 

34 

90 

94 

54 

87 

98 

81 

56 

61 

33 

75 

111 

0  78 

1  12 

46  Henry  Wilkinson . . 

47  Nassau  C.  Gowan . 

48  Nassau  C.  Gowan . 

0  89 

0  65 

0  80 

49  John  C.  Warren . 

. 

50  Thomas  Reid . 

51  Thomas  Reid . 

52  John  Wilkinson . 

i  66 

1  63 

1  00 

0  82 

53  John  Wilkinson . . 

54  Aaron  W right  . 

55  William  Both  well . 

0  50 

56  Thomas  O.  Adkins . 

57  William  Tindall . 

58  See  Hope . 

4  65 

33  75 
28  90 
18  75 
20  92 
4  87 
16  35 
52  82 
24  25 
18  77 
35  78 
27  65 
38  40 
98  89 


NEW  HOPE. 

A  village  in  the  township  and  County  of  Waterloo,  Ontario. 
1858  James  Bell . 

59  Henry  Hall . 

60  Henry  Hall . 

61  James  White . 

62  James  White . . . 

63  James  White .  . . 

64  Elias  Williams . 

65  Elias  Williams . 

66  Elias  Williams . 

67  James  Hill . 

68  See  Hespeler . I  129 


It  was  formerly  part  of  the  Galt  Circuit. 


103 

. 

. 

191 

3  43 

. 

11  00 

82 

4  01 

2  10 

1  42 

38  27 

78 

2  55 

1  80 

2  89 

60  00 

80 

2  98 

2  95 

60  32 

92 

3  67 

1  40 

3  00 

60  00 

94 

3  00 

1  45 

3  00 

80  00 

124 

3  00 

2  75 

1  55 

74  77 

145 

2  65 

3  02 

1  36 

92  97 

165 

3  00 

3  20 

3  07 

95  00 

129 

3  45 

3  74 

3  37  . 

101  27 

METHODIST  NEW  CONNEXION  CONFERENCE. 


505 


MISSOURI. 

A  township  in  the  County  of  Oxford,  Ontario. 


Year 


Names  of  Ministers. 


1856  Edward  Kershaw . 

57  George  A.  Bailey . . 

58  George  A.  Bailey . 

59  John  S.  Orr . 

60  James  Scott . 

61  Richard  Redeoff . 

1  James  C.  Seymour,  ) 
(  Edward  Kershaw,  j 

63  John  A.  Wilkinson.... 

64  John  A.  Wilkinson _ 

65  See  Ingersoll . 


No.  of 

Funds. 

Members. 

Conting. 

Paternal. 

Sup.  M. 

Miss’y. 

27 

$74  18 

44 

$1  75 

108  60 

44 

$1  08 

58  52 

29 

0  32 

43  84 

33 

0  45 

57  00 

36 

0  65 

51  00 

25 

0  75 

1  00 

49  24 

47 

$2  78 

0  95 

1  15 

73  34 

43 

1  25 

1  23 

1  30 

66  66 

NORTH  AUGUSTA. 


A  village  in  the  township  of  Augusta,  County  of  Gi 

'enville.  ] 
169 

t  was  fori 
3  00 

nerly  Eliz 
3  11 

abetlitowi 
3  90 

l  Circuit. 
107  47 

171 

3  43 

2  00 

3  56 

121  88 

154 

2  61 

5  25 

2  56 

117  46 

154 

2  11 

11  48 

2  29 

110  51 

72  William  Hall  . 

174 

1  90 

6  00 

2  30 

129  30 

142 

2  82 

3  89 

2  25 

149  69 

74  James  O’Hara . 

131 

2  81 

1  97 

2  45 

96  01 

See  Montreal  Conference. 

NORWICH. 

A  village  and  township  in  the  County  of  Oxford,  Ontario.  It  was  formerly  part  of  Malahide 

Circuit. 


1850  John  Wilkinson . 

51  John  Wilkinson . 

52  Benjamin  Haigh . 

53  Benjamin  Haigh . 

54  Thomas  Rump  . 

55  Thomas  Rump . 

56  Henry  Wilkinson . 

57  Henry  Wilkinson,  Edwin  Holmes. .. . 

58  Edwin  Holmes . . 

59  Francis  G.  Weaver. . 

60  Francis  G.  Weaver . 

61  John  Wilkinson . 

62  John  Wilkinson . 

63  John  Wilkinson  . . 

64  John  Histon . . 

65  John  A.  Wilkinson . 

66  John  A.  Wilkinson . . 

67  W illiam  Webb . 

68  William  Webb . 

69  A.  B.  Walker . 

70  James  Gundy . 

71  William  H.  Moss . 

72  William  H.  Moss . 

73  William  H.  Moss  . 

74  William  McCann . 

See  Otterville,  London  Conference. 


120 

4 

20 

5 

00 

17 

15 

182 

4 

50 

42 

92 

56 

4 

97 

87 

53 

74 

3 

65 

81 

32 

87 

2 

00 

1 

20 

135 

05 

95 

3 

12 

164 

02 

101 

3 

10 

150 

18 

*  131 

3 

59 

66 

47 

142 

1 

53 

1 

92 

49 

75 

141 

1 

75 

0 

50 

32 

32 

168 

2 

00 

0 

44 

57 

00 

176 

0 

87 

2 

30 

39 

25 

148 

1 

00 

2 

36 

40 

00 

132 

0 

70 

1 

14 

i 

54 

49 

99 

113 

1 

36 

1 

32 

l 

34 

50 

00 

114 

1 

20 

4 

23 

53 

00 

115 

2 

90 

1 

50 

3 

00 

75 

93 

113 

3 

91 

2 

74 

4 

08 

107 

71 

102 

3 

59 

3 

00 

6 

85 

83 

50 

104 

3 

00 

5 

00 

6 

50 

120 

00 

116 

3 

49 

4 

76 

4 

72 

92 

45 

118 

3 

56 

1 

60 

2 

67 

92 

33 

108 

2 

02 

2 

29 

2 

23 

81 

34 

105 

2 

25 

1 

76 

2 

28 

95 

85 

o 


OMEMEE. 

A  village  in  the  township  of  Emily,  County  of  Victoria,  Ontario.  It  was  formerly  part  of  the  Cavan 

Circuit. 


1863  George  Buggin..  .. 

64  George  Buggin . 

65  Joseph  R.  Gundy 

66  Joseph  R.  Gundy 

67  Joseph  R.  Gundy . 


100 

130 

140 

159 


0  60 
0  65 
1  00 
0  75 


75 

0  45 

25  00 

50 

0  60 

45  00 

75 

0  75 

120  76 

76 

1  68 

156  03 

*  Dereham  set  off. 


506 


CIRCUITS  AND  MISSIONS. 


Year!  Names  of  Ministers. 

No.  of 

Funds. 

Members. 

Conting. 

Paternal. 

Sup.  M. 

Miss’y. 

1868  Joseph  R.  Gundy . . 

148 

$4  80 

$3  80 

$4  86 

$147  70 

69  George  Buggin,  Joseph  Philp . 

159 

4  64 

3  68 

3  62 

128  90 

70  George  Jackson  . 

206 

4  00 

5  00 

3  50 

144  39 

71  George  Jackson  . 

200 

2  50 

2  75 

3  00 

64  29 

72  James  White,  Henry  Nugent  . 

216 

2  SO 

3  20 

3  25 

96  57 

73  Robert  Walker,  Joseph  A.  Andrews  . 

162 

4  00 

4  00 

4  50 

127  62 

74  Robert  Walker,  Thomas  Grandy . 

See  Toronto  Conference. 

157 

4  05 

16  40 

4  85 

140  91 

1845 

46 

47 

48 

49 

50 

51 

52 

53 

54 

55 

56 

57 

58 

59 

60 
61 
62 

63 

64 

65 

66 

67 

68 

69 

70 

71 

72 

73 

74 


John  11  Simpson. 
John  H.  Simpson . 
Henry  Coates . 


OWEN  SOUND. 

The  County  Town  of  the  County  of  Grey,  Ontario. 


Walton  Preston . 

Walton  Preston,  Thomas  0.  Adkins.  .. 

J.  Breakenridge . 

James  Baskerville . 

James  Baskerville . 

James  Gaddis,  William  Williams . 

James  Gaddis  . . 

James  Gaddis . 

John  Histon . 

John  Histon . 

William  Birks . 

William  Birks,  Joseph  R.  Gundy . 

Walton  Preston,  James  J.  A.  Lever . 

Walton  Preston,  James  O’Hara . 

Joseph  E.  Yining,  Joel  T.  Pitcher . 

Calvin  Shaw,  Robert  Walker . 

Reuben  J.  Tyler,  A.  B.  Walker . 

Reuben  J.  Tyler,  Charles  Barltrop . 

Reuben  J.  Tyler . 

James  Hocking . 

James  Scott . . 

J ames  Scott  . 

James  Scott,  Thomas  W.  Hall . 

William  Tindall,  James  blocking . 

William  Tindall .  . 

William  Tindall . 

Toronto  Conference. 


50 

60 

1 

00 

93 

2 

00 

96 

2 

00 

70 

2 

42 

95 

i 

75 

i 

60 

0 

60 

143 

4 

35 

.. 

137 

147 

160 

2 

43 

48 

30 

100 

1 

10 

49 

25 

171 

1 

25 

i 

50 

100 

65 

13 

26 

18 

35 

0 

73 

74 

1 

27 

l 

49 

53 

89 

123 

l 

13 

2 

12 

2 

00 

91 

47 

174 

3 

50 

2 

20 

2 

80 

108 

05 

125 

1 

00 

0 

90 

64 

74 

115 

1 

25 

1 

50 

1 

00 

100 

00 

107 

0 

40 

0 

55 

3 

37 

99 

27 

100 

1 

42 

2 

33 

2 

17 

93 

38 

97 

1 

73 

2 

46 

2 

27 

107 

00 

93 

1 

97 

3 

01 

2 

39 

110 

00 

83 

2 

27 

4 

18 

9 

10 

124 

00 

58 

2 

23 

1 

47 

2 

27 

134 

14 

95 

2 

40 

5 

36 

2 

50 

110 

53 

93 

i 

07 

6 

30 

i 

24 

100 

00 

134 

0 

72 

1 

70 

i 

30 

51 

54 

93 

3 

00 

1 

51 

4 

87 

82 

66 

87 

2 

18 

1 

24 

3 

75 

91 

08 

OXFORD. 

A  township  in  the  County  of  Grenville,  Ontario.  It  was  formerly  part  of 
1850  Thomas  M.  Jefferis .  i 


51  Frederick  E.  Powers...  . 

87 

83 

101 

106 

77 

81 

87 

93 

52  David  D.  Rolston . 

53  David  D.  Rolston . 

54  William  Gundy . 

55  W  illiam  Gundy . 

56  James  Baskerville . 

57  Andrew  Clarke.  . 

58  James  Peck . 

59  J.  England . 

90 

60  William  Glass . 

90 

3  00 

61  Robert  N.  Hill . 

85 

2  00 

62  Robert  N.  Hill . 

65 

63  Robert  N.  Hill . 

67 

64  United  with  Elizabethtown... 

60 

65  Thomas  Fox . 

66  Thomas  Fox . 

50 

67  J oseph  B.  Goodspeed . 

52 

1  16 

68  Joseph  B.  Goodspeed . 

56 

1  08 

69  Joseph  B.  Goodspeed..  .. 

73 

1  31 

|  No  record  in  Minutes .  j 

72 

2  00 

72  Peter  W.  Davis . 

/  A 

72 

73  Peter  W.  Davis . 

61 

3  00 

74  William  Philp . 

70 

3  00 

See  Montreal  Conference. 

the  Elizabethtown  Circuit. 


1 

00 

18 

48 

1 

40 

21 

08 

37 

92 

28 

97 

b 

37 

0 

98 

48 

32 

i 

IS 

1 

42 

43 

73 

2 

00 

38 

60 

2 

32 

1 

07 

39 

38 

i 

67 

1 

53 

67 

30 

46 

77 

i 

50 

0 

50 

23 

50 

0 

90 

25 

75 

33 

93 

0 

90 

0 

40 

50 

00 

0 

60 

0 

44 

53 

00 

1 

17 

1 

05 

53 

01 

1 

25 

1 

00 

55 

55 

1 

34 

1 

14 

47 

51 

3 

76 

1 

61 

64 

40 

24 

55 

6 

10 

. 

2 

00 

66 

63 

7 

00 

3 

00 

78 

69 

METHODIST  NEW  CONNEXION  CONFERENCE. 


507 


PAISLEY. 

A  town  in  the  County  of  Bruce,  Ontario. 


Year 


Names  of  Ministers. 


1861  Thomas  Fox . 

62  Joseph  Rawson . 

63  Sidney  F.  Depew  . . . 

64  James  Gundy . 

65  Richard  Redeoff. . 

66  Walton  Preston . 

67  Walton  Preston . 

68  Thomas  M.  Jefferies. 

69  Manly  Fuller . 

70  See  Vesta . 


Funds. 


No.  of 
Members. 

Conting. 

Paternal. 

Sup.  M. 

Miss’y. 

34 

$1  00 

$0  50 

$37  00 

43 

1  98 

$2  07 

0  95 

70  00 

52 

0  60 

0  53 

0  50 

55  59 

51 

0  96 

0  75 

0  70 

45  18 

50 

0  90 

42  00 

49 

1  09 

1  00 

1  00 

54  40 

46 

1  14 

1  07 

1  20 

63  00 

49 

1  21 

1  25 

1  40 

68  46 

49 

PELHAM. 

A  township  in  the  County  of  Lincoln,  Ontario.  It  was  formerly  part  of  Welland  Canal  Circuit. 
1859  John  Wilkinson . 


60  John  Wilkinson.. 

61  Orrin  Whitcomb. 

62  John  Histon . 

63 

64 

65 

66 

67 

68 

69 

70 

71 

72 

73 

74 


John  Histon . 

Henry  Wilkinson . . 

Henry  Wilkinson . 

William  H.  Moss . 

Darius  Bettes . 

Andrew  F.  Dempsey . 

Andrew  F.  Dempsey  .  - 

James  J.  A.  Lever . 

James  J.  A.  Lever . 

James  J.  A.  Lever . 

James  J.  A.  Lever . 

Robert  J.  Elliott . 

See  London  Conference. 


116 

4 

42 

2 

00 

26 

00 

120 

2 

98 

3 

31 

47 

08 

141 

1 

00 

0 

75 

53 

74 

118 

4 

78 

2 

53 

2 

45 

53 

00 

103 

2 

56 

i 

82 

i 

62 

69 

78 

88 

3 

21 

2 

89 

0 

25 

55 

70 

80 

4 

00 

1 

02 

58 

46 

73 

2 

17 

2 

81 

3 

03 

84 

64 

78 

0 

54 

1 

15 

0 

75 

46 

41 

78 

3 

00 

4 

00 

4 

75 

78 

57 

82 

2 

64 

2 

60 

2 

95 

72 

13 

65 

1 

50 

4 

50 

1 

40 

45 

03 

63 

1 

60 

1 

80 

1 

25 

65 

98 

63 

2 

00 

2 

00 

1 

60 

52 

43 

79 

1 

85 

1 

10 

1 

69 

52 

43 

PENVILLE. 

A  village  in  the  township  of  Tecumseth,  County  of  Simcoe,  Ontario. 

Whitchurch  Circuit. 

1858  James  Hill  . 

59  Edwin  Holmes . . . 

60  James  Gundy . 

61  John  S.  Orr .  . 

62  John  S.  Orr .  . 

63  Thomas  M.  Jefferis  . .  . 

64  Sidney  F.  Depew . 

65  Sidney  F.  Depew . 

66  Robert  N.  Hill . 

67  Robert  N.  Hill . 

68  Robert  N.  Hill . 

69  Robert  N.  Hill . 

70  Henry  Wilkinson  . 

71  Henry  Wilkinson  . 

72  Henry  Wilkinson  ..  . . 

73  John  Shuttleworth . 

74  John  Shuttleworth . 

See  Toronto  Conference. 

PETERBORO’. 

The  County  Town  of  the  County  of  Peterboro’,  Ontario. 


It  was  formerly  part  of  the 


1835  James  Bell,  John  Turner  . . 

36  John  Sanderson,  Moses  Blackstock  . 

37  United  with  Cobourg . 

38  Robert  Earl  . 

39  Kennedy  Creighton . . 

40  Kennedy  Creighton . 

41  James  Hales  . . 

42  Included  in  Cavan  Circuit . 


184 

284 

280 

210 

300 

290 

150 

156 


67 

1  70 

2  00 

90  45 

70 

4  56 

3  50 

2  75 

96  07 

83 

2  40 

1  84 

1  70 

83  74 

59 

1  80 

1  50 

44  77 

59 

1  20 

0  16 

0  60 

127  40 

55 

0  45 

1  75 

0  65 

79  18 

65 

0  62 

1  91 

0  87 

70  73 

65 

0  81 

1  25 

1  13 

62  58 

65 

1  40 

1  30 

1  55 

91  41 

80 

1  90 

1  75 

1  70 

106  04 

77 

2  00 

1  80 

1  70 

101  51 

84 

1  85 

1  85 

1  65 

86  12 

75 

3  00 

2  81 

2  78 

94  16 

96 

2  55 

2  00 

2  31 

90  64 

79 

3  00 

2  12 

3  37 

89  80 

69 

3  10 

2  50 

3  60 

100  57 

508 


CIRCUITS  AND  MISSIONS. 


PRINCE  EDWARD. 


A  county  in  the  Province  of  Ontario.  It  was  formerly  part  of  the  Cobourg  and  Hillier  Circuit. 


Year 

Names  of  Ministers. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Funds. 

Con  ting. 1  Paternal. 

Sup.  M. 

Miss’y. 

1844 

45 

135 

$0  65 

$16  98 

46 

150 

62  18 

47 

180 

1  00 

47  67 

48 

Ephraim  Van  Norman,  J.  Breakenridge . 

163 

2  05 

32  01 

49  Ephraim  Van  Norman,  Brinton  P.  Brown . 

140 

3  10 

58  94 

300 

$10  00 

3  14 

83  03 

51 

329 

78  67 

300 

55  85 

53  John  Hist  on  Charles  Duff.  . 

273 

5  14 

66  25 

54 

234 

3  14 

51  26 

55 

Orrin  Whitcomb . 

184 

2  48 

$1  95 

70  18 

56 

Orrin  Whitcomb . 

155 

2  50 

1  00 

56  97 

57 

Orrin  Whitcomb.  .Tames  Hill . 

170 

5  25 

1  00 

122  23 

58  John  Simnson . 

*  217 

2  60 

1  10 

120  73 

59 

67 

0  90 

0  90 

54  35 

60 

Elias  Williams . 

200 

3  00 

2  00 

92  10 

61 

Elias  Williams . 

193 

2  40 

3  50 

1  00 

82  30 

62 

William  Tindall . 

235 

2  00 

0  50 

58  66 

63  William  Tindall . 

175 

1  95 

3  72 

2  82 

84  63 

64 

Edwin  Holmes . 

168 

2  54 

1  98 

3  11 

75  63 

65 

Edwin  Holmes . 

162 

1  09 

2  01 

1  92 

27  26 

66  Henry  Wilkinson . . . 

140 

2  00 

2  11 

1  41 

82  44 

67 

See  Bav  Quinte  and  Hillier . 

125 

2  00 

2  00 

3  15 

69  53 

B. 


RALEIGH. 


A  township  in  the  County  of  Kent. 


1843  William  Rainage . 

2  00 

44  John  Shilton . 

95 

1  20 

2  00 

45  James  Bell,  Charles  Childs . 

95 

46  James  Bell,  A.  Wade . 

127 

2  64 

47  United  with  “Western Mission.” . 

.... 

s. 


SIMCOE. 

The  County  Town  of  the  County  of  Norfolk,  Ontario.  It  was  formerly  part  of  the  Middleton  and 

Waterford  Circuits. 

1868  John  A.  Wilkinson . 

69  John  A.  Wilkinson . 

70  John  A.  Wilkinson . 

71  John  A.  Wilkinson . 

72  Robert  Johnston . 

73  Joseph  B.  Goodspeed . 

74  Joseph  B.  Goodspeed . 

See  London  Conference. 


77 

2  69 

1  15 

1  30 

75 

0  87 

4  50 

1  35 

79 

1  99 

4  25 

2  10 

70 

2  01 

5  95 

2  75 

67 

2  13 

.... 

73 

t  27 

1  21 

6  90 

1859 

60 

61 

62 

63 

64 

65 


SMITH’S  FALLS. 

A  village  in  the  township  of  Elmsley,  County  of  Lanark,  Ontario 

Andrew  F.  Dempsey . 

Andrew  F.  Dempsey . 

Thomas  Hamilton . 

Andrew'  F.  Dempsey . . . 

Richard  Redeoff . . 

Richard  Redeoff . 

David  Auld . 


64 

39 

48 

53 

45 

45 


56 

61 

06 

20 

00 

45 


70 

.... 

116 

3  00 

1 

42 

89  60 

110 

3  00 

0  38  0 

38 

50  65 

115 

1  12 

0 

33 

54  00 

101 

1  00 

1  00  1 

05 

67  60 

86 

0  54 

1  25  |  1 

00 

62  00 

68 

0  87 

-  |  . 

60  00 

Milford  set  off. 


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509 


Year 

Names  of  Ministers. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Funds. 

Conting. 

Paternal. 

Sup.  M. 

Miss’y. 

1866 

John  Bain . - 

75 

$0  30 

.... 

$63  00 

67 

J ohn  Bain . 

83 

1  06 

$0  89 

$6  63 

87  10 

68 

John  Bain . 

56 

1  15 

0  90 

0  70 

92  80 

69 

"  42 

1  12 

1  15 

1  15 

88  28 

SOUTHAMPTON. 

A  village  in  the  township  of  Saugeen,  County  of  Bruce,  Ontario. 

Sydenham  Circuit. 

1854  Samuel  B.  Gundy . 

55  Samuel  B.  Gundy . 

56  William  Tindall . 

57  Benjamin  Hammersley . 


It  was  formerly  part  of  the 


58  Joseph  Follick. 

59  John  J.  Wilson . 

60  Thomas  Reid . 

61  Thomas  Reid . 

62  Hamilton  Leith,  James  H.  Orme. 

63  Daniel  M.  McKenzie . 

64  John  Walker . 

65  Andrew  F.  Dempsey . 

66  Joseph  B.  Goodspeed . 

67  Richard  Bedeoff . 

68  . 


50 

2  75 

3  75 

56  00 

56 

3  50 

5  00 

109  00 

10 

0  85 

1  57 

45  39 

6 

.... 

56 

53  15 

52 

1  45 

34  61 

68 

1  00 

100 

1  00 

63  07 

80 

2  00 

.  .  ,  . 

0  80 

58  15 

77 

1  99 

1  16 

2  62 

69  21 

41 

1  52 

1  31 

1  24 

55  44 

41 

1  52 

1  31 

1  24 

55  44 

40 

1  00 

1  47 

1  75 

55  04 

39 

1  03 

1  31 

1  06 

45  00 

36 

1  16 

1  22 

1  22 

52  17 

STANSTEAD. 

A  township  and  County  of  Stanstead,  Quebec. 

1843  George  W.  Stone,  S.  Piper,  Daniel  Blake. , 

44  A.  Armstrong,  S.  Piper . 

45  Isaac  Blake,  Frederick  Haynes . 

46  Isaac  Blake . 

47  Henry  Bursell . 

48  Henry  Bursell . 

49  L.  P.  Adams . 

L.  P.  Adams . 

L.  P.  Adams . 

John  Histon . 


50 

51 

52 

53 


STUKELEY. 

A  township  in  the  County  of  Shefford,  Quebec. 


1844  Paul  V.  West . 

45  Paul  V.  West . 

46  John  Histon,  Peter  Lawrence 

Frederick  E.  Powers  . . 

Frederick  E.  Powers . 

Francis  Hunt . 

Francis  Hunt . 

Francis  Hunt . 


47 

48 

49 

50 

51 

52 

53 

54 


Thomas  Ogden  . 


Thomas  Ogden  . 


125 

115 

115 

1  00 

68 

1  10 

73 

1  33 

23 

6  23 

23 

2  23 

70 

1  27 

50 

1  10 

57 

1  25 

69 

4  47 

9  17 
10  21 
9  00 
11  47 
17  18 
13  23 
24  92 

15  72 

16  07 


76 

20  25 

102 

Too 

39  42 

72 

23  77 

69 

306 

18  20 

65 

0  25 

.... 

14  28 

65 

0  50 

21  40 

69 

1  00 

27  73 

64 

2  00 

26  70 

68 

4  00 

37  97 

68 

1  30 

120 

29  97 

St 


ST.  CATHARINES. 


1867 

68 

69 

70 

71 

72 

73 

74 


The  County  Town 

David  Smyth . 

Thomas  L.  Wilkinson . 

Thomas  L.  Wilkinson . 

Edward  Kershaw . 

Edward  Kershaw . 

John  Fowkes . 

William  W.  Graham . 

William  W.  Graham . 

See  London  Conference. 


of  the  County  of  Lincoln,  Ontario. 


49 

1 

20 

0 

76 

1 

98 

60 

37 

45 

1 

30 

0 

80 

O 

05 

50 

00 

44 

2 

00 

1 

62 

2 

60 

64 

15 

47 

4 

24 

4 

55 

4 

94 

64 

93 

40 

1 

80 

4 

70 

2 

17 

67 

80 

50 

1 

53 

5 

05 

1 

30 

70 

50 

52 

1 

50 

3 

73 

1 

50 

72 

38 

47 

6 

00 

1 

98 

3 

50 

86 

57 

510 


CIRCUITS  AND  MISSIONS. 


ST.  MARY’S. 

A  town  in  the  township  of  Blanshard,  County  of  Perth,  Ontario. 


Year 


Names  of  Ministers. 


Joseph  Oates . 

Francis  G.  Weaver . 

Francis  G.  Weaver . 

Walton  Preston . 

Walton  Preston . . 

James  B.  Kershaw . 

James  B  Kershaw . 

James  B.  Kershaw . 

Samuel  B.  Guild}',  James  O’Hara .  . 

Samuel  B.  Gundy,  John  Kay . 

Samuel  B.  Gundy,  William  B.  Danard  . 
Samuel  B.  Gundy,  William  Grandy.  .  .  . 
David  D.  Rolston,  William  Henderson  . 
David  D.  Rolston,  William  Tindall . .  .  . 

David  D.  Rolston,  William  Smyth . 

David  Smyth,  William  Smyth. 


Funds. 


69  David  Smyth,  James  C.  Caswell. 


David  Smyth,  Thomas  0.  Currie..  . . 

71  James  B.  Kershaw,  Robert  Sinylie . . 

72  George  Jackson,  John  G.  Fallis . 

73  George  Jackson,  Alfred  Eley . 

74  George  Jackson,  James  Livingston. . 

See  London  Conference. 

ST.  THOMAS. 
The  County  Town  of  the  Cc 
1835  Benjamin  Nash,  Jno.  C.  Warren,  B.  P.  Brown 

36  Isaac  Haney,  Brinton  P.  Brown . 

37  U nited  with  London . 

38  James  Bell . 

39  Thomas  Rump . 

40  Thomas  Rump . 

41  Thomas  Rump,  Ephraim  Van  Norman 

42  William  Ramage . 


43  Edward  Bailey,  Selim  Pettit . 

44  John  Wilkinson . 

Malahide  united. 

45  John  Wilkinson,  John  Shilton . 

46  William  Bothwell . 

47  James  Bell,  L..01mstead . 

48  James  Bell . . 

49  David  D.  Rolston . 

50  James  Caswell,  John  C.  Watts . 

51  James  Caswell . 

52  Nassau  C.  Gowan . 

53  Nassau  C.  Gowan,  Robert  Johnston  . 

54  Brinton  P.  Brown . 

55  James  B.  Kershaw . 

56  Philip  Rose . 

57  John  Doel . 

58  William  Bothwell . 

59  See  Talbotville . 


embers. 

Conting. 

Paternal. 

Sup.  M. 

Miss’y. 

80 

$1  18 

.... 

83 

1  67 

$48  72 

97 

1  00 

77  78 

77 

1  50 

$1  00 

94  37 

73 

1  30 

0  75 

99  47 

79 

1  50 

0  87 

72  90 

106 

1  10 

73  35 

107 

2  66 

i  oo 

121  04 

118 

|3  00 

2  80 

5  05 

147  47 

153 

3  75 

5  55 

183  00 

205 

3  80 

4  75 

4  00 

218  50 

214 

5  16 

6  34 

4  00 

226  38 

210 

5  00 

4  50 

8  45 

243  75 

206 

2  37 

2  95 

3  53 

235  83 

201 

6  09 

5  00 

13  35 

247  84 

217 

3  00 

5  50 

10  05 

248  75 

196 

3  28 

4  60 

5  79 

214  00 

194 

2  30 

3  60 

5  02 

200  86 

184 

1  40 

3  75 

2  60 

142  17 

154 

5  37 

.... 

199  97 

193 

3  91 

4  50 

4  66 

198  '01 

181 

3  48 

3  35 

3  40 

186  17 

AS. 

ty  of  Elgin,  Ontario. 

287 

250 

230 

300 

210 

230 

•\*  •  • 

128 

150 

137 

8  25 

127 

.... 

14  73 

55 

4  50 

2  25 

69 

3  18 

4  80 

133 

23  26 

151 

0  50 

65  72 

172 

6  80 

62  56 

129 

0  60 

15  10 

139 

2  00 

52  17 

90 

4  22 

34  70 

163 

1  40 

77  83 

215 

1  55 

73  43 

45 

37  68 

37 

2  45 

42  53 

66 

1  52 

51  07 

51 

0  93 

25  22 

S9 

1  00 

23  72 

T. 


TALBOTVILLE. 

A  village  in  the  township  of  Southwold,  County  of  Elgin,  Ontario. 

Circuit. 


1859  Edward  F.  Brown . 

89 

1  00 

0  80 

60  William  Gundy . 

85 

2  00 

2  80 

61  William  Gundy . 

63 

0  66 

0  66 

2  30 

62  William  Gundy . 

65 

0  70 

2  12 

It  was  formerly  St.  Thomas 


23  72 
28  71 
66  60 
85  58 


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511 


Y  ear 

Names  of  Ministers. 

No.  of 

Funds. 

Members. 

Conting. 

Paternal- 

Sup.  M. 

Missy. 

1863 

Edward  Kershaw..  . 

69 

$0  62 

$1  58 

1  75 

•|1  73 

$100  48 
121  81 

64 

Edward  Kershaw . 

70 

0  90 

1  95 

65 

Edward  Kershaw . 

68 

0  60 

0  65 

1  10 

114  88 

66 

Frederick  Haynes . 

75 

0  90 

0  90 

1  35 

89  99 

67 

Frederick  Haynes . 

93 

1  00 

1  88 

1  20 

95  36 

68 

James  White. . 

108 

1  01 

1  70 

0  97 

108  38 

69 

James  White . . 

104 

1  70 

2  00 

1  25 

120  08 

70  James  White  . . . 

96 

2  00 

2  50 

2  50 

109  89 

71 

James  White . . 

80 

2  50 

3  00 

3  50 

91  60 

72 

William  Henderson . 

82 

3  45 

3  25 

3  50 

104  00 

73 

William  Henderson . 

89 

3  48 

3  70 

3  58 

119  75 

74 

William  Birlcs . 

89 

3  36 

4  02 

5  50 

106  78 

See  London  Conference. 


TORONTO. 

Fhe  chief  city  of  the  Province  of  Ontario. 


1846  Thomas  Goldsmith . 

50 

47  Thomas  T.  Howard . 

60 

48  Thomas  Goldsmith . 

83 

10  65 

49  William  McClure . 

77 

9  50 

7  00 

50  William  McClure . 

73 

4  00 

5  50 

51  Joseph  H.  Robinson . 

58 

4  00 

52  David  Savage  . . 

63 

13  00 

10  00 

53  Thomas  Goldsmith . 

91 

17  17 

26  75 

54  Thomas  Goldsmith . 

111 

6  37 

5  20 

55  David  Savage . 

22 

2  73 

8  37 

56  David  Savage . . 

86 

6  78 

5  75 

57  John  Shuttleworth . 

73 

6  53 

9  27 

58  John  Shuttleworth,  James  C.  Seymour . 

64 

3  00 

4  00 

59  William  Williams . 

84 

4  97 

2  92 

60  William  McClure . . . 

61 

1  80 

1  45 

3  30 

61  Thomas  Goldsmith . 

68 

1  90 

1  00 

2  73 

62  Thomas  Goldsmith . 

69 

2  10 

63  William  McClure,  George  Brown . 

80 

64  James  Caswell . . 

84 

2  50 

2  82 

2  32 

65  James  Caswell . 

77 

3  13 

3  60 

3  04 

66  Joseph  H.  Robinson,  Joel  T.  Pitchard . 

70 

2  31 

3  14 

3  67 

67  Joseph  H.  Robiuion,  William  McClure . 

66 

4  00 

4  04 

4  82 

68  Joel  T.  Pitcher . 

64 

3  SI 

2  58 

■  4  01 

69  Joel  T.  Pitcher . 

67 

4  50 

2  60 

7  40 

70  David  Savage . 

58 

4  50 

5  75 

4  20 

71  David  Savage,  Joshua  R.  Kay . 

81 

3  50 

8  10 

9  00 

72  Samuel  B.  Gundy,  Robert  J.  Elliott . 

98 

3  50 

9  20 

10  00 

73  Samuel  B.  Gundy,  Robert  J.  Elliott . 

106 

5  00 

10  50 

11  75 

74  William  Smyth . 

88 

6  74 

8  06 

6  62 

244  94 
166  30 
97  35 
70  87 
182  80 
144  60 
131  52 
143  85 
136  67 
110  S7 
64  85 
41  60 

51  30 

52  00 
72  05 

210  91 
197  31 
141  77 
140  77 
202  62 
268  24 
254  58 
223  33 
226  50 
313  65 
335  12 
274  87 


TRAFALGAR, 


A  township  in  the  County  of  Halton,  Ontario.  It  was  formerly  part  of  Humber  and  Trafalgar. 


60 

66 

125 

4 

50 

128 

6  58 

151 

59  42 

144 

40  62 

96 

21  87 

90 

4 

n 

30  32 

143 

4 

50 

41  57 

162 

5 

28 

70  85 

100 

3 

83 

1  00 

66  62 

200 

3 

27 

65  23 

250 

9 

75 

7  42 

162  20 

232 

7 

60 

5  50 

200  40 

140 

1 

00 

1  00 

136  30 

102 

2 

00 

1  92 

72  40 

80 

5 

00 

8  25 

153  91 

58  Thomas  M.  Jefferis . 

91 

.... 

3 

50 

3  25 

64  70 

512 


CIRCUITS  AND  MISSIONS. 


Names  of  Ministers. 

No.  of 

Funds. 

Y  ear 

Members. 

Conting. 

Paternal. 

Sup.  M. 

Miss'y. 

1859 

James  Hill  . 

90 

.... 

$1  75 

$1  37 

$55  45 

60 

James  Hill . 

106 

$5  00 

3  37 

.... 

72  92 

61 

J - Rogers . 

118 

2  00 

4  00 

2  92 

128  60 

62 

Frederick  Haynes . 

108 

4  55 

2  25 

84  39 

63 

Frederick  Haynes . 

113 

4  11 

4  20 

2  30 

90  00 

64 

Frederick  Haynes . 

108 

3  87 

3  12 

2  77 

51  79 

65  Joseph  H.  Fowler.  M.A . 

93 

2  99 

2  51 

1  18 

66  63 

66 

William  B.  Danard . 

83 

2  55 

1  44 

71  03 

67 

William  B.  Danard . 

78 

3  00 

3  00 

3  44 

58  37 

68 

William  B.  Danard . 

84 

3  00 

3  00 

4  17 

74  83 

69 

William  H.  Moss . 

77 

3  00 

2  55 

2  76 

96  13 

70 

William  H .  Moss . 

71 

2  11 

3  72 

2  90 

87  59 

71 

Thomas  Fox . 

73 

2  27 

7  10 

2  14 

105  11 

72 

John  S.  Orr . 

47 

2  40 

7  30 

2  50 

102  36 

73 

James  Gundy . 

42 

1  31 

0  97 

1  41 

72  80 

74 

Chancellor  Teeter . 

See  London  Conference. 

« 

2  27 

1  37 

1  26 

72  31 

Y. 


VERNON. 

So  called  from  Lake  Vernon,  in  the  township  of  Chaffey,  District  of  Muskoka,  Ontario. 

1870  Robert  N.  Hill . .  ....  ....  I 

71  Robert  N.  Hill . j  ....  .  ....  .... 

72  Robert  N.  Hill,  Dixon  Sharpe .  23  ....  1  ....  1  .... 

73  Robert  N.  Hill,  James  Boddy .  40  ....  ....  .... 

74  Archibald  McKillop .  50  ....  -  .... 

See.  Toronto  Conference. 

VESTA. 


A  small  village  in  the.  township  of  Elderslie,  County  of  Bruce,  Ontario. 


1870  David  D.  Rolston  . . 

71  David  D.  Rolston  . 

73 

1  65 

7  80 

2  07 

124  53 

72  David  D.  Rolston  . 

75 

1  23 

2  08 

7  50 

107  08 

73  David  D.  Rolston  . 

78 

2  82 

5  55 

3  77 

lul  31 

74  David  D.  Rolston  . 

See  Toronto  Conference. 

78 

2  85 

7  80 

3  97 

101  18 

w. 


WALKERTON. 

The  County  Town  of  the  County  of  Brace,  Ontario.  It  was  formerly  part  of  Durham  Circuit. 


1859  James  Crawford . ! 

60  James  Crawford . 

61  Henry  Hall . 

62  Thomas  Reid . I 

63  Thomas  Reid,  William  H.  Moss . j 

64  William  Willimott,  James  O’Hara . 

65  William  Willimott . 

66  William  Willimott,  William  McCann . ! 

67  William  Willimott,  John  W.  Dochstader 

68  David  D.  Rolston,  Neil  A.  McDiarmid . 

69  David  D.  Rolston,  John  W.  Jackson . j 

70  William  Henderson  . 

71  William  Henderson . 

72  Sidney  F.  Depew . 

73  Sidney  F.  Depew . 

74  Sidney  F.  Depew . 

See  Toronto  Conference . 


72 

1 

24 

2 

00 

63 

77 

72 

3 

00 

2 

00 

1 

05 

68 

02 

103 

4 

62 

3 

11 

78 

43 

116 

2 

00 

6 

89 

1 

00 

122 

62 

146 

3 

34 

2 

10 

1 

87 

144 

00 

133 

2 

49 

3 

00 

2 

00 

84 

00 

129 

2 

00 

3 

10 

1 

20 

102 

26 

120 

2 

25 

3 

50 

3 

50 

150 

00 

126 

2 

50 

3 

70 

4 

00 

135 

00 

151 

2 

50 

5 

00 

3 

24 

162 

54 

140 

1 

05 

3 

81 

2 

60 

163 

00 

97 

1 

11 

4 

20 

2 

70 

135 

65 

106 

1 

00 

4 

50 

3 

05 

150 

75 

89 

1 

54 

2 

24 

2 

08 

99 

77 

90 

1 

81 

2 

11 

2 

23 

105 

10 

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WATERDOWN. 

A  village  in  the  township  of  East  Flamboro’,  County  of  Wentworth,  Ontario. 

Flamboro’  Circuit. 


It  was  formerly 


Year 


1866 

67 

68 


71 

72 

73 

74 


1835 

86 

37 

38 

39 

40 

41 

42 

43 

44 

45 

46 

47 

48 

49 

50 

51 

52 

53 

54 

55 

56 

57 

58 

59 

60 
61 
62 

63 

64 

65 

66 

67 

68 

69 

70 

71 

72 

73 

74 


Names  of  Ministers. 

C+h 

O 

6 

Funds. 

Members. 

Conting. 

Paternal. 

Sup.  M. 

Miss’y. 

James  Scott . 

100 

$1  80 

$1  75 

$1  35 

$80  00 

George  Richardson . 

102 

1  20 

0  76 

13  96 

George  Richardson . 

130 

5  19 

6  02 

8  76 

115  00 

George  Richardson . 

155 

5  77 

4  23 

5  96 

98  33 

John  Kay . 

156 

6  41 

13  90 

7  71 

129  01 

,1  ohn  Kay . 

142 

5  66 

8  76 

11  79 

106  06 

John  Kay . 

130 

4  81 

5  50 

9  48 

87  46 

George  Richardson . 

129 

4  81 

6  76 

7  41 

129  41 

George  Richardson . 

See  London  Conference. 

153 

5  41 

8  50 

9  18 

97  00 

WATERFORD. 

A  village  in  the  township  of  Townsend,  County  of  Norfolk,  Ontario. 
Isaac  Haney,  C.  Taylor,  Shieler  Buchner 
Included  in  Long  Point  and  Oxford. 

Edward  Bailey . 

James  Brerfnan,  Thomas  T.  Howard  .... 

James  Jackson . 

Edward  Bailey . 

John  Wilkinson . 

John  Wilkinson,  Francis  G.  Weaver  .... 

Edward  Bailey . 

Ephraim  Van  Norman . 

John  Wilkinson . 

John  Wilkinson . 

Henry  Wilkinson  . 

Henry  Wilkinson . 

Benjamin  Haigh,  Joseph  Oates . 

Benjamim  Haigh,  James  C.  Watts . 

James  Bell . 

James  Bell,  John  Doel . 

James  Bell . 

Thomas  Goldsmith,  James  Hill . 

Thomas  Goldsmith,  James  Hill . 

Thomas  Goldsmith,  George  Brown . 

James  C.  Watts,  J.  Rogers . 

James  C.  Watts,  John  Cleaver . 

James  C.  Watts,  John  Cleaver . 

Joseph  E.  Vining,  William  H.  Withrow. 

Joseph  E.  Vining,  John  J.  Lutze . 

James  McAlister,  Alexander  Y.  Hartley.. 

James  McAlister,  Thomas  L.  Wilkinson.. 

James  McAlister,  William  Grandy . 

James  McAlister,  Edward  F.  Brown.. . 

William  Williams,  A.  B.  Walker . 

William  Williams,  A.  B.  Walker . 

William  Williams,  Francis  E.  Nugent. . .  . 

George  Buggin,  Francis  E.  Nugent . 

George  Buggin,  John  G.  Fallis . 

George  Buggin,  Robert  Smylie . 

Joseph  R.  Gundj%  Alfred  J.  Barltop . 

Joseph  R  Gundy,  Robert  S.  Pritchard. .  . 

See  London  Conference. 


1854 

55 

56 


James  McAlister. 
James  McAlister. 
See  Galt . 


WELLAND  CANAL. 

So  called  from  the  Canal  which  connects  Lake  Ontario  with  Lake  Erie. 


1835  I.  N.  D.  West,  Alex.  Nickerson,  D.  Collard. 

36  W.  Jackson,  L.  Brittin,  D.  Nickerson,  P.  B.  Cole 

37  William  Jackson . 

33 


200 

206 

205 


164 

130 

160 

417 

417 

280 

328 

1  15 

4  00 

280 

212 

8  74 

169 

9  00 

194 

7  60 

220 

7  67 

176 

2  75 

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167 

5  67 

156 

.... 

5  55 

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337 

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360 

.... 

15  50 

.... 

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. 

6  00 

400 

205 

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5  32 

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.... 

2  07 

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.... 

7  22 

434 

6  37 

1  50 

6  50 

374 

6  30 

5  32 

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396 

8  42 

7  49 

339 

7  66 

5  54 

344 

5  95 

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632 

333 

7  92 

7  47 

8  68 

340 

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7  19 

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349 

9  74 

7  01 

12  86 

344 

11  96 

8  99 

10  28 

281 

5  67 

6  09 

9  53 

274 

7  21 

27  00 

9  67 

315 

7  25 

25  70 

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294 

4  68 

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299 

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26  59 

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59  75 
80  68 
41  25 
73  35 

141  25 
185  30 

164  00 
220  83 
189  30 
132  00 
200  00 
202  35 
286  28 
170  25 
127  48 
119  27 
134  46 
204  50 
244  35 

165  23 
188  79 
258  06 
161  76 

150  00 

151  67 


125  70 
140  63 


514 


CIRCUITS  AND  MISSIONS. 


Year 


Names  of  Ministers. 


1838  John  Wilkinson . 

39  John  WilkinsSbn . 

40  James  Brennan .  . 

41  James  Jackson . 

42  James  Jackson . 

43  James  Bell . 

44  James  Bell,  Elias  Williams  . . 

45  James  Jackson.  William  Bothwell . 

46  Ephraim  Van  Norman  . ...  ....  •  •  ■  •  •  •  • 

47  Ephraim  Van  Norman,  Charles  C  hilds 

Walton  Preston . 

J.  W.  G.  Rogers . 

Thomas  Rump,  David  Savage . 

David  Savage . 


48 

49 

50 

51 

52 

53 

54 

55 

56 

57 

58 

59 


Thomas  Rump, 

Thomas  Rump. 

Darius  Bettes  . 

Elias  Williams 
Elias  Williams. 

John  Dent . 

Samuel  B.  Gundy . 

Samuel  B.  Gundy . 

See  Pelham  and  Louth 


William  Williams. 


This  Mission  included  1 
1847  J.  Rice . 

48  William  Bothwell  . . 

49  Thomas  Brown . 

50  J.  Breakenridge 

51  See  Howard  Circuit . 


- r 

No.  of 
Members. 

Funds. 

Conting. 

Paternal.!  Sup.  M. 

205 

100 

102 

....  1  .  •  •  •  i 

85 

....  1  *  *  ‘  * 

291 

457 

1  ...  '  .... 

165 

...  1  $6  05  ... 

277 

7  31 

281 

3  97 

142 

6  40 

148 

6  50 

98 

2  00 

79 

2  00  $0  81 

223 

7  26  - 

184 

4  32 

140 

5  90 

142 

_  ,  2  50  1  2  88 

108 

3  55 

101 

8  00  '  ... 

105 

...»  .... 

138 

1  53  3  85 

152 

4  33  5  47 

MISSION 

rie  in  tlie  Counties  of  Essex  and  Kent, 

16 

,  ....  1  ....  1  - 

97 

0  50 

.1  74 

1  50 

40 

1  70 

30 

1  1  00  |  .... 

Miss’y. 


I 


$60  07 
62  86 
47  12 
3  89 
24  92 
34  15 
30  60 
166  75 
124  07 
62  26 
64  85 
74  57 
72  32 
74  85 
119  49 
128  67 

Ontario. 


WHITCHURCH. 


1847  Thomas  Goldsmith  . 
48  James  Caswell . 


49  James  Caswell .. . 

50  J.  W.  G.  Rogers 

51  Charles  Cliilds  . , 

52  Charles  Childs  . 

53  James  Caswell 

54  James 

55 

56 


_ _ Caswell . . . 

James  Caswell,  Edward  Kershaw . : 

James  B.  Kershaw . •  •  •  . . i 

57  James  B.  Kershaw,  John  Leach . 

58  See  Aurora . . 

Y. 


30 

....  .... 

68 

2  28  .... 

90 

5  00  - 

90 

$6  25 

5  75  - 

57 

.... 

0  88  :  .... 

61 

1  25 

61 

106 

.... 

6  23 

181 

.... 

8  40  2  25 

163 

8  47  |  2  00 

164 

3  80  4  6o 

140 

.... 

5  23  3  07 

15  50 


70  88 
60  00 
61  86 
51  58 
79  67 
100  00 
193  55 
290  62 
136  67 
221  41 
114  47 


YORKVILLE, 


A  village  in  the  township  and  Coun 

1848  Frederick  Haynes . 

Thomas  Reid . 

David  D.  Rolston . 

James  Shaw . 

52  Thomas  Reid . 

53  James  McAlister . 

William  Tindall,  3  months, 
Thomas  Ogden,  9  months, 

John  Dent  . 

Samuel  B.  Gundy . 


It  was  formerly  part  of  Toronto  City  Circuit. 


49 

50 

51 


54 


t>t> 

56 

57 

58 


59  Charles  McKelvey 

60  — - 

61  Reuben  J.  Tyler. . 

62  - — - 

63  Joseph  R.  Gundy  . 

64  John  J.  Wilson  .  . 

65  - •••• 


43 

....  , 

46 

....  | 

1  43 

0  48 

42 

I 

17  1 

21  | 

.... 

0  40 

18 

j 

18 

....  1  0  75 

0  87 

23 

1  50 

1  90 

15 

1  00 

1  11  | 

28 

.... 

35 

.... 

i  oo  ! 

15 

.... 

.... 

6 

... 

1  .... 

6 

.... 

.... 

.... 

8 

1  *  -  *  1 

J  10 

1 

1  .... 

38  15 
62  23 
22  21 
15  72 
17  42 

85  75 

43  82 
74  25 
30  63 


DISTRICTS 


INTO  WHICH  THE 


CONFERENCE  OF  THE  METHODIST  NEW  CONNEXION 

WAS  DIVIDED, 

SHOWING  WHO  HAVE  BEEN  THE  CHIEF  OFFICERS  THEREOF. 


HAMILTON  DISTRICT. 


Year 


Chairmen. 


Year 


Chairmen. 


Year 


1839  John  Sanderson. 

40  John  Wilkinson. 

LONDON  DISTICT. 

1839  James  Brennan. 

40  James  Jackson. 

LOWER,  DISTRICT. 

1839  Edward  Bailey. 

40  James  Hales. 

PETERBORO’  DISTRICT. 
1839  James  Bell. 

40  James  Bell. 

Note. — From  184-1  to  1848 
there  was  no  division  of  the  work 
into  Districts.  In  1849  the  fol- 
lowing  resolution  was  passed  by 
the  Conference :  ‘ 1  That  the  present 
state  of  our  Connexion  in  Canada 
renders  it  desirable  that  our  field 
of  labour  be  divided  into  Districts, 
one  minister  in  each  division  to 
be  known  as  Chairman,  tvho  shall 
be  stationed  as  centrally  as  possi¬ 
ble,  and  hold  a  general  supervision 
of  such  District.  ’  ’ 

CANADA  EAST  DISTRICT. 
1849  L.  P.  Adams. 

50  L.  P.  Adams. 

51  L.  P  Adams. 

52  L.  P.  Adams. 

53  L.  P.  Adams. 

54  James  B.  Kershaw. 

55  John  C.  Watts. 

56  See  Montreal  District. 

CAVAN  DISTRICT. 

1849  James  Bell. 

50  James  Bell. 

51  James  Bell. 

52  John  Wilkinson. 

53  John  Wilkinson. 


John  Wilkinson. 

John  Histon. 

John  Histon. 

57  John  C.  Watts. 

58  John  H.  Simpson. 

59  David  D.  Rolston. 

60  David  D.  Rolston. 

61  David  D.  Rolston. 

62  James  Seymour. 

63  James  B.  Kershaw. 

64  William  Williams. 

65  William  Williams. 

66  Henry  Wilkinson. 

67  James  Caswell. 

68  James  Caswell. 

69  James  Caswell. 

70  James  Caswell. 

71  Calvin  Shaw. 

72  Calvin  Shaw. 

73  Edwin  Holmes. 

74  Henry  Wilkinson. 

CAYUGA  DISTRICT. 

1864  Henry  Wilkinson. 

65  Henry  Wilkinson. 

66  Thomas  Hamilton. 

67  Darius  Bettes 

68  Reuben  J.  Tyler. 

69  Reuben  J.  Tyler. 

70  Elias  Williams. 

71  Elias  Williams. 

72  Elias  Williams. 

73  Orrin  Whitcomb. 

74  Francis  G.  Weaver. 

GODERICH  DISTRICT. 

1859  James  Caswell. 

60  James  Caswell. 

61  James  Caswell. 

62  John  Leach. 

63  James  Scott. 

64  James  Shaw. 

65  James  Shaw. 

66  James  Shaw. 

67  James  Shaw. 

68  James  Shaw. 

69  William  Tindall. 


1870  Daniel  M.  McKenzie. 

71  Daniel  M.  McKenzie. 

72  Daniel  M.  McKenzie. 

73  Daniel  M.  McKenzie. 

74  James  Caswell. 

HAMILTON  DISTRICT. 
1849  James  Brennen. 

50  Thomas  Rump. 

51  Thomas  Goldsmith. 

52  Thomas  Goldsmith. 

53  Thomas  T.  Howard. 

54  William  McClure. 

55  William  McClure. 

56  William  McClure. 

57  James  Bell. 

58  James  Bell. 

59  John  Wilkinson. 

60  John  Wilkinson. 

61  James  C.  Watts. 

62  John  Histon. 

63  John  Histon. 

64  James  Scott. 

65  James  Scott. 

66  Elias  Williams. 

67  James  McAlister. 

68  James  McAlister. 

69  James  McAlister. 

70  James  McAlister. 

71  James  Caswrell. 

72  James  Caswell. 

73  James  Caswell. 

!  74  William  Williams. 

JOHNSTOWN  DISTRICT. 
!  1849  Thomas  Rump. 

50  Henry  O.  Crofts. 

51  James  Hales. 

52  James  Hales. 

53  James  Hales. 

54  James  Hales. 

55  William  Gundy. 

56  David  D.  Rolston. 

57  John  H.  Simpson. 

58  Thomas  Ogden. 

59  Orrin  Whitcomb. 

60  John  Histon. 

61  James  Bell. 


Chairmen. 


1854 

55 

56 


DISTRICTS. 


516 


Year  | 


Chairmen. 


1862  James  Bell. 

63  James  Seymour. 

64  John  H.  Simpson. 

65  John  H.  Simpson. 

66  Thomas M.  Jefferies. 

67  William  Birks. 

68  William  Birks 

69  See  Leeds  District. 

LEEDS  DISTRICT. 

1869  William  Birks. 

70  William  Birks. 

71  Joseph  Follick. 

72  Joseph  Follick. 

73  Joseph  Follick. 

74  Joseph  Follick. 

LONDON  DISTRICT. 

1849  Henry  0.  Crolts. 

50  Henry  O.  Crofts. 

51  William  McClure. 

52  William  McClure. 

53  William  McClure. 

54  Joseph  H.  Robinson. 

55  Joseph  H.  Robinson. 

56  Joseph  H.  Robinson. 

57  Joseph  H.  Robinson. 

58  Josegh  H.  Robinson. 

59  Joseph  H.  Robinson. 

60  William  Gundy. 

61  Joseph  H.  Robinson. 

62  William  Gundy. 

63  James  Caswell. 

64  William  Gundy. 

65  William  Gundy. 

66  David  D.  Rolston. 

67  David  D.  Rolston. 

68  David  Savage. 

69  David  Savage. 

70  Calvin  Shaw. 

71  James  B.  Kershaw. 

72  George  Richardson. 

73  William  Birks. 

74  William  Birks. 

MILTON  DISTRICT. 

1860  Henry  Wilkinson. 

61  Henry  Wilkinson. 

62  James  McAlister. 

63  John  H.  Simpson. 

64  David  D.  Rolston. 

65  James  B.  Kershaw. 

66  James  B.  Kershaw. 

67  Henry  Wilkinson. 

68  Henry  Wilkinson. 

69  Henry  Wilkinson. 

70  William  Tindall. 

71  James  McAlister. 


Year 


Chairmen. 


1872  James  McAlister. 

73  James  McAlister. 

74  James  McAlister. 

MONTREAL  DISTRICT. 
1856  James  C.  Watts. 

57  William  McClure. 

58  William  McClure. 

59  William  McClure. 

60  John  Leach. 

61  John  Leach. 

62  John  Shuttleworth. 

63  John  Shuttleworth.  ■ 

64  John  Shuttleworth. 

65  Samuel  B.  Gundy. 

66  Samuel  B.  Gundy. 

67  Samuel  B.  Gundy. 

68  George  Brown. 

69  George  Brown. 

70  John  Shuttleworth. 

71  John  Shuttleworth. 

72  John  Shuttleworth. 

73  Joel  Tallman  Pitcher. 

74  Joel  Tallman  Pitcher. 

MOUNT  FOREST  DISTRICT. 
1865  James  Baskerville. 

66  William  Willimott. 

67  Walton  Preston. 

68  David  D.  Rolston. 

69  David  D.  Rolston. 

70  James  B.  Kershaw. 

71  David  D.  Rolston. 

72  David  D.  Rolston. 

73  David  D.  Rolston. 

74  David  D.  Rolston. 

OWEN  SOUND  DISTRICT. 

1853  John  Shilton. 

54  John  Shilton. 

55  Thomas  M.  Jefferis. 

56  Darius  Bettes. 

57  John  Histon. 

58  John  Histon. 

59  John  Histon. 

60  William  Birks. 

61  William  Birks. 

62  William  Birks. 

63  William  Birks. 

64  James  B.  Kershaw. 

65  Thomas  Reid. 

66  Francis  G.  Weaver. 

67  Reuben  J.  Tyler. 

68  Francis  G.  Weaver. 

69  James  Scott 

70  James  Scott. 

71  James  Scott. 

72  William  Tindall. 

73  Henry  Wilkinson. 

74  William  Tindall. 


PRINCE  EDWARD  DISTRICT. 


Year  Chairmen. 


1867  Edwin  Holmes. 

68  William  Cocker,  D.D. 

69  William  Cocker,  D.D. 

70  William  Cocker,  D.D. 

71  Charles  Barltrop. 

72  Charles  Barltrop. 

73  Thomas  M.  Jefferis. 

74  Orrin  Whitcomb. 

TORONTO  DISTRICT. 
1849  William  McClure. 

50  William  McClure. 

51  Joseph  H.  Robinson. 

52  Joseph  H.  Robinson. 

53  Thomas  Goldsmith. 

54  Thomas  Goldsmith. 

55  James  Caswell. 

56  James  Caswell. 

57  James  Caswell. 

58  Thomas  Goldsmith. 

59  Thomas  Goldsmith. 

60  Thomas  Goldsmith. 

61  Thomas  Goldsmith. 

62  Thomas  Goldsmith. 

63  William  McClure. 

64  James  Caswell. 

65  James  Caswell. 

66  Joseph  H.  Robinson. 

67  William  McClure. 

68  Samuel  B.  Gundy. 

69  Samuel  B.  Gundy. 

70  Henry  Wilkinson. 

71  Henry  Wilkinson. 

72  Henry  Wilkinson. 

73  Samuel  B.  Gundy. 

74  John  Shuttleworth. 

WATERFORD  DISTRICT. 
1855  Thomas  Goldsmith. 

56  Thomas  Goldsmith. 

57  Thomas  Goldsmith. 

58  Henry  Wilkinson. 

59  Henry  Wilkinson. 

60  James  Bell. 

61  John  Wilkinson. 

62  Henry  Wilkinson. 

63  Henry  Wilkinson. 

64  James  McAlister. 

65  James  McAlister. 

66  William  Gundy. 

67  John  Shuttleworth. 

68  John  Shuttleworth. 

69  William  Williams. 

70  George  Buggin. 

71  George  Buggin. 

72  George  Buggin. 

73  James  White. 

74  James  White. 


CYCLOPEDIA  OF  METHODISM. 


BOOK  IX. 


FROM  THE  UNION  OF  1874  TO  THE  ANNUAL  CONFERENCE^ 

OF  1880. 


J 


PART  I. 

% 

Section  I.— THE  GENERAL  CONFERENCE. 

Section  II.— METHODIST  PERIODICALS. 

Section  III.— BOOK  AND  PUBLISHING  ESTABLISHMENTS. 


Section  IV.— EDUCATIONAL  INSTITUTIONS. 


EEV.  EQERTON  RYERSON,  D.D.,  LL.D., 

President  of  the  First  General  Conference. 


THE 


GENERAL  CONFERENCE 

OF  THE 


JftrtljcMst 


C  l| «  r  r  Si  o  f  C£  a  n 


Is  its  supreme  governing  body.  It  meets  quadrennially  on  the  first  Wednesday 
in  September.  In  accordance  with  the  terms  of  the  Union,  consummated  in 
1871,  it  is  composed  of  an  equal  number  of  Ministers  and  Laymen.  The  Min¬ 
isters  are  elected  by  the  several  Annual  Conferences,  and  the  Laymen  by  the 
District  Meetings  held  in  the  month  of  May  preceding  the  meeting  of  the 
General  Conference.  This  Conference  has  full  power  over  every  part  of  the 
organization  and  discipline  of  the  Church,  except  as  prohibited  by  certain  re¬ 
strictions  adopted  by  the  Committee  on  Union,  prior  to  the  organization  of 
the  delegated  General  Conference.  These  restrictions  are  four  in  number,  and 
are  known  as  the  Restrictive  Rules.  See  p.  40,  Discipline  of  1879.  The 
General  Conference  elects  its  own  President,  Vice-President,  and  Secretary 
It  also  elects  the  Editors  of  the  Church  Periodicals,  the  Book  Stewards 
Missionary  Secretary  and  Treasurers  of  the  several  Connexional  Funds.  A 
special  committee  of  not  less  than  twelve  persons,  six  Ministers  and  six  Lay¬ 
men,  is  appointed  by  the  Conference  on  nomination  of  its  President,  to  watch 
over  and  guard  the  rights  and  privileges  of  the  Church,  and  decide  upon  any 
measures  connected  with  the  general  interests  of  the  Church,  and  to  consti¬ 
tute  a  court  of  appeal,  on  questions  of  law  arising  in  the  Annual  Conferences. 

The  first  General  Conference  assembled  in  the  Metropolitan  Church 
Toronto,  on  Wednesday,  September  16th,  1874,  and  closed  on  Friday,  October 
2nd.  The  number  of  Delegates  elected  to  attend  this  Conference  was  as  fol¬ 
lows  : — Toronto  Conference,  50  ;  London  Conference,  48  ;  Montreal  Conference 
36  ;  Nova  Scotia  Conference,  18;  New  Brunswick  and  Prince  Edward  Island 
Conf erence,  1 6 ;  Newfoundland  Conference,  4;  New  Connexion  Conference, 
14.  Total  196.  The  following  officers  were  elected 


President. — Rev.  Egerton  Ryerson,  D.D.,  LL.D. 
Vice-President. — Rev.  George  Douglas,  LL.D. 


Secretary. — Rev.  Duncan  D.  Currie. 


Assistant  Secretaries. — 


\  Rev.  William  Scott. 


|  Benjamin  Hopkins,  Esq. 

Journal  Secretary. — Rev.  John  Bredin. 

_  ,  ,  (  Rev.  Samuel  Rose,  Toronto. 

Book  Stewards.  j  rev_  Alex.  W.  Nicolson,  Halifax. 

{Christian  Guardian  and  Evangelical  Witness- 
Wesleyan — Rev.  Alex.  W.  Nicolson. 

Magazine  and  Sunday  School  Periodicals — Rev.  Wm.  H.  Withrow,  M.A. 
i  Missionary  Secretary — Rev.  Enoch  Wood,  D.D. 
Missionary  Department. —  ]  Secretary -Treasurer — Rev.  Alexander  Sutherland. 

(  Lay- Treasurer — John  Macdonald,  Esq. 


Editors. — 


Rev.  E.  Hartley  Dewart, 
Rev.  David  Savage. 


520 


STATISTICAL  SYNOPSIS 

OF  THE 

NUMBER  OF  MINISTERS,  MEMBERS,  SUNDAY  SCHOOLS,  &o. 

OF  THE 

JUftljuMst  Cfrttrcfr  of  Camilla, 

1874. 


I.— MINISTERS,  MEMBERS  and  SUNDAY  SCHOOLS. 


Conferences. 

Ministers. 

Members. 

Sunday  Schools. 

Effective 

Sup’d. 

. 

m 

Total. 

On  trial. 

Full. 

Total. 

Schools. 

Teachers. 

Scholars. 

Canada  Wesleyan . 

599 

75 

21 

695 

4,489 

69,068 

73,557 

1,002 

■  9,617 

71,583 

Eastern  British  America. 

203 

20 

223 

3,370 

17,580 

20,950 

154 

1,089 

9,000 

New  Connexion . 

90 

10 

i3 

•113 

583 

6,856 

7,439 

356 

2,571 

20,635 

Total . 

892 

105 

34 

1,031 

8,442 

93,504 

101,946 

1,512 

13,277 

101,218 

II.— CHURCHES  and  PARSONAGES. 


Conferences. 

N  umber 
of 

Churches 

Value. 

Number 
of  Par¬ 
sonages. 

Value. 

Burial 

Grounds. 

Value. 

Total  Value 
of  Church 
Property. 

Canada  W  esleyan 
East.  B.  America 
New  Connexion . 

1,255 

Not 

251 

$2,573,174  00 
reported  in 

306 

Minutes 

68 

$400,067  00 
of  Conference. 

238 

$44,049  00 

$3,281,547  00 

288,340  00 

Total . 

1,506 

$2,573,174  00 

374 

$400,067  00 

238 

$44,049  00 

$3,569,887  00 

III. —  CONNEXIONAL  FUNDS 


Conferences. 

Contingent. 

Educational. 

Superan’d 

Ministers. 

Missionary. 

Sunday 

School. 

CanadaW  esleyan . 

Eastern  British  America . 

New  Connexion . 

Total . 

$6,038  33 
1,428  60 
235  08 

$2,961  84 
1,370  07 

$16,453  25 
3,165  59 
319  66 

$117,940  57 
12,257  13 
7,727  01 

$150  49 

$7,702  01 

$3,331  91 

$19,938  50 

$137,924  71 

$150  49 

521 


SECOND  GENERAL  CONFERENCE. 


The  Second  General  Conference  assembled  in  the  Dominion  Square 
Church,  Montreal,  on  September  4th,  1878,  and  closed  on  Monday  September 
23rd.  The  number  of  Delegates  elected  to  attend  this  Conference  was  as 


follows: — Toronto  Conference,  72  ;  London  Conference,  68;  Montreal  Confer¬ 
ence,  44  ;  Nova  Scotia  Conference,  22  ;  New  Brunswick  and  Prince  Edward 
Island  Conference,  13 ;  Newfoundland  Conference,  6.  Total,  225. 

The  following  officers  were  elected  ; — 


President  — Rev.  George  Douglas,  LL.D. 

Vice-President. — Rev.  Samuel  Dwight  Rice,  D.D. 

Secretary. — Rev.  Alexander  Sutherland.  D.D. 

Assistant  Secretaries. —  Allison,  LL  D. 

I  His  Honor  Judge  Jones. 

Journal  Secretary. — Rev.  John  Bredin. 

Rev.  William  Briggs,  Toronto. 

,  Rev.  Humphrey  Pickard,  D.D.,  Halifax. 
f  Christian  Guardian — Rev.  E.  Hartley  Dewart,  D.D. 

-I  Wesleyan — Rev.  Duncan  D.  Currie. 

\  Magazine  and  S.  S.  Papers — Rev.  Wm.  H.  Withrow,  M.A. 

(  General  Secretary — Rev.  Alexander  Sutherland,  D.D. 
J  Honorary  Secretary — Rev.  Enoch  Wood,  D.D. 


Book  Stewards.- 


Editors. 


Missionary 


Department. —  1  m 
'  Treas't 


/Rev.  Alexander  Sutherland,  D.D. 
/John  MacDonald,  Esq. 


.->22 


STATISTICAL  SYNOPSIS 

OF  THE 

NUMBER  OF  MINISTERS,  MEMBERS,  SUNDAY  SCHOOLS, 


SIX  ANNUAL  CONFERENCES,  1878. 


I. —MINISTERS,  MEMBERS  and  SUNDAY  SCHOOLS. 


Conferences. 

Ministers. 

Members. 

Sunday  Schools. 

Effective 

. 

m 

Sup’y- 

Total. 

On  trial. 

Full. 

Total. 

Schools. 

Teachers 

Scholars. 

Toronto . 

304 

44 

17 

365 

2,686 

33,386 

36,072 

508  |  4,633 

36,160 

London . 

274 

42 

14 

330 

2,190 

35,690 

37,880 

532  ;  5,735 

43,463 

Montreal . 

196 

14 

10 

220 

1,324 

21,526 

22,850 

293  !  2,310 

17,627 

Nova  Scotia . 

91 

15 

106 

976 

8,936 

9,912 

164  1.305 

9,352 

New  B.  &  P.  E.  I . 

86 

9 

95 

425 

7,446 

7,871 

147  1,060 

8,028 

Newfoundland . 

49 

49 

1,829 

6,191 

8,020 

89  738 

6,342 

Total,  1878 . 

1,000 

124 

41 

1,165 

9,430 

113,175 

122,605 

1,733  15,751 

120,972 

Total,  1874 . 

892 

105 

34 

1,031 

8,442 

93,504 

101,946 

1,512  13,277 

101,218 

Increase . 

108 

19 

7 

134 

988 

19,671 

20,659 

221 :  2,474 

19,754 

II.— CHURCHES  and  PARSONAGES. 


Conferences. 

Number 

of 

Churches 

Value. 

Number 
of  Par¬ 
sonages. 

Value. 

Burial 

Grounds. 

Value. 

Total  Value 
of  Church 
Property. 

Toronto . 

611 

$1,481,060  00 

149 

$248,360  00 

* 

* 

$1,729,420  00 

London  . 

645 

1,507,500  00 

155 

282,794  00 

ft 

*  .... 

1,790,294  00 

Montreal . 

358 

1,163,950  00 

110 

172,333  00 

-55- 

*  _ 

1,236,283  00 

Nova  Scotia . 

182 

* 

49 

ft 

ft 

ft 

550,230  00 

N.  B.  &  P.  E.  L. 

170 

■ft 

*  .  . . . 

* . 

* 

450,000  00 

Newfoundland  .  . 

80 

122,300  00 

21 

23,700  00 

ft 

*  .... 

166,000  00 

Total,  1878. . 

2,046 

$4,274,810  00 

484 

$727,187  00 

$6,237,207  00 

Total,  1874.  . 

1,406 

$2,573,174  00 

374 

$400,067  00 

238 

$44,049  00 

($3,569,887  00 

Increase.  . 

540 

$1,701,636  00 

110 

$327,110  00 

$2,667,320  00 

*  No  returns. 


SECOND  GENERAL  CONFERENCE. 


523 


III. — CONNEXION AL  FUNDS. 


Conferences. 

Contingent. 

Educational. 

Superan’d  , . .  . 

Ministers.  Missionary. 

Sunday 

School. 

—% - 

Toronto . 

London  . 

Montreal . 

Nova  Scotia . 

New  Brunswick  &P.  E.  Island 

Newfoundland . 

Miscellaneous  Receipts . 

Total,  1878 . 

Total,  187^ . 

Increase . 

$2,136  16 
2,441  86 
1,469  00 
443  83 
422  39 
194  72 

$1,793  63 
2,649  88 
1,344  45 
528  00 
522  71 
228  63 

$8,206  94 
8,837  56 
5,730  17 
1,407  21 
1,140  13 
874  00 

$41,008  04 
37,789  25 
26,730  39 
11,463  66 
6,831  30 
6,676  10 
8,736  90 

$201  69 
330  88 

66  66 

1  00 

34  29 

60  00 

$7,106  96 
$7,702  01 

$7,067  30 
$3,331  91 

$26,196  01 
$19,938  50 

$141,475  12 
$137,924  71 

$694  52 
$150  49 

$3,735  39 

$7,257  51 

$3,550  39 

$544  03 

A  SYNOPSIS  OF  THE  MISSION  WORK. 


Missions. 

Missionaries. 

Members. 

Missions  to  the  Indians  in  British  Columbia,  Saskatchewan, 
Hudson’s  Bay  Territory,  and  the  Provinces  of  Ontario 

3,013 

and  Quebec . 

43 

*  40 

Missions  to  Japan . 

4 

+  9 

100 

Missions  to  the  Germans . 

5 

3 

284 

Missions  in  the  Province  of  Quebec . 

9 

9 

274 

Missions  to  the  Settlers  and  Half-Breeds  in  British  Co- 

1,320 

lumbia.  Red  River,  and  Algoma  Districts . 

24 

23 

Domestic  Missions. 

6,081 

Toronto  Conference  .  .  f . 

54 

64 

London  Conference . 

47 

57 

4,573 

Montreal  Conference . 

74 

80 

6,342 

Nova  Scotia  Conference . 

62 

64 

6,269 

New  Brunswick  and  Prince  Edward  Island  Conference. .  . 

46 

49 

3,609 

Newfoundland  Conference . 

40 

39 

7,300 

Total,  1878 . 

409 

422 

39,165 

Total,  1874 . 

231 

259 

30,071 

Increase . 

178 

163 

9,094 

*  Ten  of  these  are  native  assistants.  +  Five  of  these  are  Japanese  assistants. 


In  addition  to  the  number  of  ordained  Missionaries,  there  are  15  Native  Assistants,  and  5  Ministers 
on  Circuits  supplying  small  bands  of  Indians.  There  are  33  Schools  and  33  Teachers  and  21  Inter- 
preters  making  a  paid  Agency  in  the  Missionary  Department  of  the  Methodist  Church  of  Canada 
of  496,  being  an  increase  of  175  during  the  last  quadrennial. 


324 


LIST  OF  DELEGATES 

TO  THE 

FIRST  AND  SECOND  GENERAL  CONFERENCES. 


I.— MINISTERS. 


Name  of  Delegate. 


2nd. 


Conference. 


A. 


Addison,  Peter . 

Andrews,  Alfred  . .  . 
Angwin,  Joseph  G.  . 


1874 


1878 

1S78 

1878 


Toronto. 
London. 
Nova  Scotia. 


Beaudry,  Louis  N  . .  .  . 

B. 

1878 

Berry,  Francis . 

1874 

Betts,  Jonathan  E.  .  .  . 

1874 

1 87  8 

Blackstock,  Wm.  S. .  . 

1874 

1878 

Bland,  Henry  F . 

1874 

1878 

Bond,  Stephen . 

1878 

Borland,  John . 

1874 

1878 

Bredin,  John . 

1874 

1878 

Brettle,  Elias . 

1874 

Briggs,  William . 

1874 

1878 

Brock,  James . 

1874 

Brock,  Thomas . 

1878 

Brown,  George . 

1874 

Brown,  William  C.  .  . . 

1874 

1878 

Burwash,  Nathaniel, 
S.T.D . 

1874 

1878 

Montreal. 

London. 

Toronto. 

Montreal. 

Montreal. 

Montreal. 

Montreal. 

Toronto. 

Nova  Scotia. 

Toronto. 

Toronto. 

London. 

Toronto. 

Nova  Scotia. 

Toronto. 


C. 


Campbell,! Alexander. . 

Carroll,  John,  D.  D.. .  . 

Caswell,  James . 

1874 

Clarke,  John  S . 

Clarkson,  .Jno.  B.,  M.A 

Clement,  Edwin  . 

Coffin,  Joseph  S . 

1874 

Constable,  Thomas. . . . 
Cornish,  George  H. . .  . 

1874 

Cosford,  Thomas . 

Creighton,  Kennedy  .  . 
Currie,  Duncan  D . .  . . 

1874 

1874 

1874 

1878 

1878 

1878 

1878 

1878 

1878 

1878 

1878 

1878 

1878 


Montreal. 

Toronto. 

New  Connexion. 
Toronto. 
London. 
Toronto. 

Nova  Scotia. 

Montreal. 

London. 

London. 

Toronto. 

New  Brunswick. 


D. 


Davis,  George  H . 

1874 

Dewart,  Edward  H.. .  . 

1874 

Dickson,  G.  N.  A.  F.  T. 

1874 

Douglas,  George, LL.D. 

1874 

Douse,  John . 

Dove,  James . 

Duncan,  Robert . 

1878 

1878 

1878 

1878 

1878 

1878 

1878 


Montreal. 

Toronto. 

London. 

Montreal. 

Toronto. 

Newfoundland. 

New  Brunswick. 


Name  of  Delegate. 

1st. 

2nd. 

E. 

Eby,  Charles  S.,  B.A. . 

1874 

Elliott,  James,  D.D..  . 

1874 

1878 

England,  James . 

1874 

English,  William . 

1874 

Evans,  Ephraim,  D.D. 

1874 

1878 

P. 

Fish,  Charles . 

1874 

1878 

Forman,  Richard  J. . .  . 

1874 

Fowler,  Robert,  M.D.. 

1874 

18781 

G. 

Gaetz,  Leonard . 

1874 

Galbraith,  Wm. ,  B.  C.  L 

1878 

Graham,  James . 

1874 

1878 

Gray,  James . 

1874 

1878 

Green,  Anson,  D.D..  .  . 

1874 

1878 

Griffin,  William  S . .  . . 

1874 

1878 

Gundy,  Joseph  R . 

1874 

.... 

Conference. 


Nova  Scotia. 


I  London. 


Nova  Scotia. 

Montreal. 

London. 

London. 

Toronto. 

London. 


H. 

Hall,  William . 

1874 

Hammond,  Richard  M. 

1874 

Hannon,  James . 

1874 

Hansford,  William..  .  . 

Harper,  Eph.  B.,  M.A. 

1874 

Harris,  Thomas . 

1874 

Hart,  Joseph . 

1874 

Heartz,  William  H.. .  . 

Henderson,  Wm.  C.  MA 

Holmes,  Edwin . 

1874 

Hooker,  LeRoy . 

Howard,  Isaac  B . 

1874 

11  nestis,  George  0  .  . . . 

Hucstis,  Stephen  F..  .  . 

1874 

Hunt,  John . 

Hunter,  William  J . 

1874 

Hurlburt,  Asahel . 

1874 

.  .  .  .  | Montreal. 

....  Montreal. 

1878 1  Montreal. 

187S  London. 
187S|Toronto. 

....  Newfoundland. 
1878  New  Brunswick. 
1878  Nova  Scotia. 
1878  London. 

....  New  Connexion. 
1878' Montreal. 

....  London. 

1878  Nova  Scotia. 
1878lNova  Scotia. 
1878  Toronto. 

- Montreal. 

1878  London. 


I. 

Irwin,  William . |1874  _ |Toronto. 


J. 


J  eifers,  Wellington,  DD 
Jelfery,  Thomas  W  . . . . 

J  ones,  Richard ........ 

dost,  Cranswick,  M.A. 


1874  1878 
....  1878 
1874  .... 
....  1878 


Toronto. 
Toronto. 
Toronto. 
Nova  Scotia. 


DELEGATES  TO  GENERAL  CONFERENCES. 


525 


Name  of  Delegate. 

1st. 

2nd. 

Conference. 

Keough,  Thomas  S.. . . 

K. 

1878!Toronto. 

Kershaw,  Edward  .... 

1874 

New  Connexion. 

Laird,  John  G . 

L. 

1874 

1878 

Toronto. 

Laird,  William  H  . . . . 

1878 

Toronto. 

Langford,  Alexander .  . 

1874 

1878 

London. 

Lathern,  John . 

1874 

Nova  Scotia. 

Lathern,  John . 

1878 

La  veil,  Charles,  M.A  . 

1874 

1878 

London. 

Learovd.  John . 

1878 

Toronto. 

M. 

Milligan,  George  S. ,  MA|187  4|1878|  Newfoundland. 

McAlister,  James . 

Me. 

1874 

New  Connexion. 

McAlister,  James . 

1878 

London. 

McCallum,  Joseph  W. . 

1874 

1878 

Toronto. 

McDonagh,  William  .  . 

1878 

London. 

McDonald,  Davidson, 
M.D . 

1878 

Toronto. 

McDowell,  David  C. .  . 

1874 

1878 

Toronto. 

McGill,  William . 

1874 

1878 

Montreal. 

MeKeown,  Hezekiah  . . 

1874 

New  Brans wick . 

McMurxay,  John . 

1874 

Nova  Scotia. 

McRitchie,  George  .... 

1874 

1878 

Montreal. 

N  elles,  Samuel  S . ,  D .  D . , 
LL.D . 

N. 

1874 

1878 

Toronto. 

Nicolson,  Alex.  W  .  .  . 

1874 

1878 

Nova  Scotia. 

Paisley,  Chas.  H.,M.  A. 

P. 

1878 

New  Brunswick. 

Parker,  Wm.  R. ,  M.A. 

1874 

1878 

London. 

Peach,  John  S . 

1878 

Newfoundland. 

Philp,  John,  M.A _ 

1878 

London. 

Pickard,  Humphrey, 
D.D . 

1874 

1878 

NewBrunswick. 

1878 

Montreal. 

Poole,  William  H  .  . . . 

1874 

Toronto. 

Pope,  Henry,  D.  D  . . .  . 

1874 

1878 

NewBrunswick. 

Potts,  John,  D.D  .  . .  . 

1874 

1878 

Toronto. 

Prince,  John  . 

1874 

N  ew  Brunswick. 

R. 

Rice,  Samuel  D. ,  D.D.,1874'1778  London. 
Richardson,  George  ...  1874] ...  . ; New  Connexion. 
Richardson,  George  ...  j ... .  |1878|London. 


Name  of  Delegate. 

1st. 

2nd. 

Conference. 

Robson,  Ebenezer  .... 

1878 

Montreal. 

Robinson,  Joseph  H  .  . 

1878 

London. 

Rogers,  Jabez  A . 

1878 

Nova  Scotia. 

Rolston,  David  D  . . . . 

1874 

NewConnexion. 

Rose,  Samuel,  D.D.  .  . 

1874 

1878 

Toronto. 

Russ  Amos  E. ,  M.A  . 

1878 

Toronto. 

Ryckman,  Edward  B., 

M.A . 

1874 

1878 

London. 

Rverson,  Egerton,D.I>., 

LL.D . 

1874 

1878 

Toronto. 

s. 

Sanderson,  George  R.  . 

1874 

1878 

London. 

.... 

1878 

London. 

Scott,  William  . 

1874 

1878 

Montreal. 

Shaw,  John . 

1874 

1878 

Toronto. 

Shaw,  William  Isaac, 

LL  B . 

1878 

Montreal. 

Slater,  James  C . 

1874 

1878 

London. 

Smith,  Richard . 

1874 

Nova  Scotia. 

Sparling,  Joseph  W., 

B.  I) . 

1874 

1878 

Montreal. 

Sprague,  Howard,  M.A. 

1878 

NewBrunswick. 

Stafford,  Ezra  A . 

1878 

Montreal. 

Starr,  J.  Herbert . 

1878 

Toronto. 

Stephenson,  William  . 

1874 

London. 

Stewart,  Charles,  D.D. 

1874 

1878 

NewBrunswick. 

Sutherland,  Alexander 

1874 

Montreal. 

Sutherland,  Alexander 

1878 

Toronto. 

Sutherland,  Donald  G. 

1878 

London. 

Swann,  Matthew . 

1878 

London. 

T. 

Taylor,  James . 

1874 

1878 

NewBrunswick. 

Temple,  Robert  A  .  .  . . 

1874 

1878 

Nova  Scotia. 

Tindall,  William . 

1874 

NewConnexion. 

Tindall,  William . 

1878 

Toronto. 

w. 

Wakefield,  John . 

1874 

1878 

London. 

Whiting,  Richard  .... 

1874 

1878 

Montreal. 

Wilkinson,  Henry.  .  .  . 

1874 

N ew  Connexion. 

Williams,  John  A., 

D.D . 

1874 

1878 

London. 

Williams,  Thomas  G. . 

1878 

Montreal. 

Williams,  William..  .  . 

1874 

NewConnexion. 

Williams,  William.. .  . 

1878 

London. 

Willoughby,  N.  R.,MA 

1874 

1878 

Toronto. 

Willoughby,  William. 

1878 

London. 

Wood,  Enoch,  D.D.  .  . 

1874 

1878 

Toronto. 

II. — LAYMEN. 


A.  B. 


Adams,  John . 

GO 

1878 

Montreal. 

Beatty,  James  H . 

1874 1878 

London. 

1878 

Montreal. 

Beatty,  John,  M.D.  .  . 

....  1878 

Toronto. 

Allison,  David,  LL.D. 

.... 

1874 

1878 

N ew  Brunswick. 

Beatty,  William,  LL.B 

1874  1878 

Toronto. 

Allison,  William  H. .  . 

1874 

Nova  Scotia. 

Beer,  George  R . 

1874J. .  . . 

NewBrunswick. 

*  Appleby,  John . 

1874 

London. 

Bemister,  J . 

1874  .... 

Newfoundland. 

1874 

Toronto. 

Bickle,  Henry . 

.  1878 

Toronto. 

1874 

1878 

Toronto. 

Bishop,  George . 

....11878 

Montreal. 

1878 

Toronto. 

Bissell,  J . 

....  |l  878 

Montreal. 

Black,  A.  B . 

....  |l878 

Nova  Scotia. 

M.D . 

1878 

Toronto. 

Bowles,  Thomas . 

1874  1878 

Toronto. 

Since  deceased. 


526 


DELEGATES  TO  GENERA],  CONFERENCES. 


Name  of  Delegate. 

1st.  1 

2nd. 

Conference. 

1878 

Toronto. 

Bridgman,  John  P.  .  .  . 

1874 

London. 

Brownridge,  Joseph.  .  . 

1874 

NewConnexion. 

Bryant,  George  G . i 

1874 

Montreal. 

Burns,  Stewart . | 

1878  Nova  Scotia. 

Cairns,  Thomas . 

c. 

1874 

1878 

Montreal. 

1878 

London. 

Chipman,  Z . 

1874 

New  Brunswick. 

Clarke,  Dr. ,  M.  P.  P.  . . 

1874 

.... 

London. 

1878 

New  Brunswick. 

Coatesworth,  Emerson. 

1878 

Toronto. 

Colby,  C.  C . 

1878 

1878 

Montreal. 

Toronto. 

1878 

Montreal. 

Dalgleish,  W.  W . 

D- 

1874 

Montreal. 

Davis,  Alexander  C.  .  . 

1874 

Montreal. 

Dawson,  William  E. . . 

1878 

New  Brunswick. 

Deacon,  Judge . 

Demill,  T.  C . 

1874 

Montreal. 

1878  Toronto. 

*  Detlor,  John  V . 

1874 

London. 

Driffill,  Thomas . 

1878 

Toronto. 

Dudman,  Sheriff . 

1878 

Nova  Scotia. 

Dundas,  J.  R . 

1878,Toronto. 

Eaton,  J.  W . 

B. 

1874 

Montreal. 

Edwards,  J ames . 

1874 

Toronto. 

Elliott,  Thomas . 

1874 

1878 

Montreal. 

*  Evans,  James .... 

1874 

NewConnexion. 

P. 

1878  Montreal. 

Fish,  James . 

1874 

1878  Montreal. 

Fisher,  A.  S. 

1874 

1878  London. 

Fletcher,  George . 

1874 

.... 

Toronto. 

1878  Toronto. 

Foster,  E.  C . 

1874 

Nova  Scotia. 

Francis,  George . 

1874 

Toronto. 

1878 

Toronto. 

Freeman.  John  W.  .  .  . 

1874 

[Nova  Scotia. 

Frost,  Alfred . 

1874 

1878  [Toronto. 

German,  George  G. .  .  . 
Gibbs,  William  H. .  .  . 

G-. 

1874 

London. 

1874 

1878 

Toronto. 

1878 

Montreal. 

*  Gooderham,  James. 

1874 

Toronto. 

Gray,  W.  M . 

1878 

London. 

Griffin,  J.  K . 

1878 

London. 

H. 


Name  of  Delegate. 

1st. 

2nd. 

Conference. 

1878 

London. 

1878 

Nova  Scotia. 

1878 

Montreal. 

Hunt,  Alfred . 

1878 

Toronto. 

I. 

Inch,  James R. ,  LL.D.  ....  1878  Nova  Scotia. 

Irvine,  James . .  •  •  •  j  18781  Montreal. 

Irwin,  Robert . ;1874 . | New  Connexion 

J. 

Johnston,  Alexander .  1878  London. 

Jones,  Judge .  1874118781  London. 

Junkin,  Samuel  S .  ....  1878)  London. 


K. 


Kennedy,  Warring....  1874 

Kenny,  Robert . 1874 

Ivilborn,  Jared . 11874 


L. 


Lambly,  William  H 

Lane,  J.  B . 

Langford,  Isaac. . 

Langille,  Oliver . 

Latimer,  William. .  .  . 
*Latimer,  William. . 
Lavell,  Michael,  M.D. 
*  Leech,  William  H.  . 
Lewis,  Thomas  M.  .  . 

Lister,  Joseph . 

Lockhart,  E.  F . 

Longworth,  Israel  . .  . 
Luttrell,  Richard.  .  .  . 


-1874 

1874 


1874 

1874 

1874 

1874 

1874 


M. 


Mack,  J.  N.,  M.P - 

Manning,  J . 


Miller,  J .  S . 

Mitchell,  S.  E.. . . 
Mitchell,  Thomas. 
*  Morrow,  John  B 


1874 


1878  Toronto. 
187 8 1  Montreal 
....  [London. 


1878 

1878 

1878 


1878 

1878 

1878 


i  87  8 


Montreal. 

London. 

London. 

Nova  Scotia. 
New  Connexion. 
London. 
Montreal. 
London. 

Nova  Scotia. 
London. 

New  Brunswick. 
Nova  Scotia, 

N  ew  Brunswick. 


1878lNova  Scotia. 
1878'Toronto. 
1878jNova  Scotia. 
1878  Montreal. 

....  New  Connexion . 
1878  Nova  Scotia. 


Me. 


McAlister,  Michael.. .  . 
McCausland,  John 
McDonald,  John,  M.P. 
McKenzie,  Robert  W. . 
McKitrick,  Thomas . . . 

McNeil,  John  S . 

McNeil,  L.,  J.P . 

McNutt,  William  B 


1874 

1874 

1874 


New  Connexion. 
London. 
Toronto. 
London. 
London. 

Nova  Scotia. 

N  ewfoundland. 
Nova  Scotia. 

McRoberts,  Alexander.! ....  T878lLondon. 


1878 

1878 

1878 

1878 

1878 

1878 

1878 


Hall,  William  F . 

Hampton,  J  osiali . 

Harrison,  Johnson. .  .  . 

Hay,  Robert . 

Hilliard,  Thomas . 

Holden,  Rodney . 

Holtby,  Thomas . 

Hopkins,  Benjamin  .  . . 
Hopkins,  Benjamin  .  .  . 

Hough,  James . 

Howell,  Isaac  Reed  . .  . 


1878 

1878 
1878 
1978  j 

187  S 


1874 
1874 
1874 
1874 

1878, 
1874  .... 
1874. . 


Montreal. 

New  Connexion. 

London. 

London. 

London. 

Montreal. 

Toronto. 

New  Connexion. 
London. 
London. 
London. 


N. 


Narraway,  William  A.  1874 

Neville,  Mitchell .  1874 

Nixon,  Thomas .  .... 

Norris, George  A., M.D  11874 


....  London. 
....  Montreal. 
1878  Toronto. 
1878  Toronto. 


Ogden,  William,  M.D. 

Orr,  E.  S . 

Osborne,  F.  J . 


o. 

1874  . . .  .1 
. . .  .11878 
18741. .  .  .1 


Toronto. 

Montreal, 

Toronto. 


*  Since  deceased. 


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527 


Name  of  Delegate. 


Palmer,  Robert  C. . . 

Palmer,  Sheriff . 

Patrick,  Sheriff  .... 

Patton,  James . 

Pearson,  J.  J  . . 

Phelps,  Noah . 

Pierce,  Peter . 

Platt,  Geo.  D.,  B.A 
Plewes.  David . 


1st. 

2nd. 

Conference. 

p. 

1878 

London. 

1878 

New  Brunswick. 

1874  1878 

Montreal. 

1874 

Montreal. 

1878 

Toronto. 

1878 

London. 

1874 

Toronto. 

1878 

T  oronto. 

1878 

London. 

R. 

|1874 

Toronto. 

1874 

New  Connexion. 

1874 

Toronto. 

'1874 

Newfoundland. 

1878|Toronto. 

1874 

1878  New  Brunswick. 

1874 

1874 


Sanders,  Corey . [1874 

Sanford,  William  E. ..... . 

Searff,  James . 1874 

Schell,  Alfred . 

Schofield,  William  A. . 
Shannon,  Hon.  S.  L.. 

Sissons,  J.,  Jr . 

Smith,  J.  H . 

Smith,  J.  H . 

Smith,  M.  S . 

Squelch,  J . 

Staples,  Thomas  J  . . . . 

Steer,  J.,  M.H.A . 

St.  John,  George . 

Stockton,  A.  A.,  LL. P>. 

Storey,  John  . 

Storey,  William  H..  .  . 
Strong,  Hon.  W.  G. .  . 
Strong,  J.  G . 


1874 

1874 


1874 


1874 

1874 


1S78 

1878 

1878 

1878 

1878 

1878 

1878 


1878 

1878 

1878 

1878 

1878 


London. 

London. 

London. 

Toronto. 

Montreal. 

Nova  Scotia. 

Toronto. 

London. 

Montreal. 

London. 

iToronto. 

Toronto. 

I  Newfoundland. 
Toronto. 

'New  Brunswick. 

Montreal. 

London. 

New  Brunswick. 
Toronto 


Name  of  Delegate. 


Tasker,  William.. 
Timmins,  Robert. 
Tuppor,  Minor .  . 


1st. 


T. 


1874 

V. 


2nd. 


1878 

1878 


Conference. 


London. 
Toronto. 
Nova  Scotia. 


Veazey,  John . j . . . .  j  1 878  j  New  Brunswick. 

W. 


Walker,  A.  B . 

Walker,  William  H  .  . 

Wallace,  Donald . 

Warner,  Sidney . 

Washington,  Stephen. 

Webb,  George  VV . 

Webster,  George . 

White,  Hon.  E . 

White,  Stejihen . 

Wigle,  Alexander 
Wigle,  Theodore . 

*  Wilkes,  Robert 

*  Wilkes,  Robert 

Williamson,  A . 

*  Wilmot.  Hon.  L.  A., 

D.C.L . 

Wilmot,  Samuel . 

Wilson,  Janies . 

Wilson,  John . 


1874 

1874 


1874 

1874 

1874 


1874 


1874 

1874 


1874  . . 


1878 

1878 


1878 


New  Connexion. 
Montreal. 
London. 
Toronto. 

1878  Toronto. 

1878  Toronto. 

1878  Toronto.  >, 

1878  Newfoundland. 
London. 
London. 

London. 

New  Connexion. 
Toronto. 
London. 


1878 


1874; 

1874 


1878 

1878 


N  ew  Brunswick. 
Toronto. 
London. 
Toronto. 


Y. 


Youmans,  W.  E . |1874| _ iLondon, 

I 

Z. 

Zimmerman,  J . |1874|. .  . .  jNewConnexi  on 


The  General  Conference  of  1882  is  appointed  to  be  held  in  the  Sydenham  Street  Methodist 
Church,  in  the  City  of  Kingston,  Ontario,  on  Wednesday,  September  6tli,  at  nine  o’clock  A.M. 


*  Since  deceased. 


METHODIST  PERIODICALS. 


I.— THE  CHRISTIAN  GUARDIAN. 

This  is  the  first  and  oldest  of  the  periodicals  now  published  under  the  authority  of  the  General 
Conference.  It  began  its  career  in  1829,  hence  it  has  passed  the  jubilee  of  its  existence.  The  circum¬ 
stances  connected  with  its  origin,  and  the  hearty  support  which  it  received  from  the  early  Methodists 
are  creditable  in  a  high  degree  to  the  enterprise  and  liberality  of  the  Church  of  that  period.  By  a 
special  request  of  its  present  Editor,  the  Rev.  E.  Hartley  Dewart,  D.D.,  its  first  Editor,  the  Rev. 
Egerton  Ryerson,  D.D.,  LL.D.,  wrote  the  first  editorial  for  its  jubilee  year.  That  editorial  being  of 
historic  value,  we  have  taken  the  liberty  of  giving  it  a  place  in  the  Cyclopaedia. 


“  The  writer  wTas  elected  editor  of  the  Chris¬ 
tian  Guardian  in  the  fifth  year  of  his  ministry; 
his  salary  was  six  hundred  dollars,  including  house 
rent  and  fuel — the  largest  he  ever  received  during 
sixteen  years.  On  his  way  to  New  York,  in  the 
autumn  of  1829,  to  procure  the  types  on  which  to 
print  the  Guardian,  he  was  six  days  and  nights 
in  a  stage  coach  between  Lewiston  and  New  York 


— travelling  part  of  the  time  over  the  worst  con¬ 
ceivable  roads  at  the  rate  of  a  mile  an  hour.  Such 
was  the.  poverty  of  the  establishment  that  it  was 
unable  to  employ  a  clerk;  so  that  the  editor  had 
to  keep  the  accounts,  and  with  the  weekly  volun¬ 
tary  assistance  of  some  lay  brethren,  had  to  fold 
and  address  the  papers  to  subscribers.  Much  labor 
was  bestowed  in  writing  the  editorials,  which 


528 


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were  written  mostly  at  night,  and  often  not  finish¬ 
ed  before  the  morning  twilight.  In  the  second 
year  he  was  favoured  with  the  assistance  of  a  clerk, 
in  the  person  of  Mr.  S.  S.  Junkin,  of  St  Cath¬ 
arines,  who  read  the  proofs,  revised  the  editorials 
at  his  discretion,  and  often  improved  them. 

The  Guardian  commenced  with  a  subscription 
list  of  about  450,  which  increased,  in  the  course  of 
three  years,  to  upwards  of  three  thousand — a 
larger  circulation  at  that  time  than  that  of  any 
secular  newspaper  in  Upper  Canada.  Its  dimen¬ 
sions  have  since  been  increased  more  than  four¬ 
fold,  and  its  circulation  nearly  thirty-fold;  its 
editorial  ability,  various  appliances,  and  mechanical 
execution  have  also  correspondingly  advanced. 

Themembership  of  the  Church  when  the  Guar¬ 
dian  was  established  was  less  than  twelvetliousand, 
it  now  exceeds  one  hundred  and  twenty  thousand. 

The  number  of  ministers  were  then  just  fifty; 
their  number  now  exceeds  one  thousand. 

The  number  of  missions  were  then  five;  their 


number  is  now  more  than  three  hundred — extend¬ 
ing  from  Bermuda  to  Mackenzie’s  river,  and  from 
Gaspe  to  British  Columbia,  and  even  Japan. 

The  number  of  missionaries  then  employed  was 
six ;  the  number  of  missionaries  now  employed  ex¬ 
ceeds  three  hundred. 

The  places  of  worship  were  then  1  ‘  few  and  far 
between ;  ”  most  of  them  inferior  in  style  and  ac¬ 
commodation,  and  unfinished;  places  of  worship, 
many  of  them  large,  commodious  and  elegant,  are 
now  found  everywhere. 

The  Church  then  had  no  college  or  school;  nor 
did  the  province  itself  possess  one  worthy  of  the 
name;  our  Church  now  possesses  three  University 
Colleges,  three  Theological  Institutions,  three 
Ladies’  Colleges — in  which  more  than  two  thous¬ 
and  young  persons  have  been  educated,  among 
whom  are  several  hundred  university  graduates, 
between  fifty  and  one  hundred  of  whom  are 
labourers  in  the  Christian  ministry. 

Then  there  were  few  ministers’  parsonages,  and 


REV.  E.  HARTLEY  DEWART,  D.D. 


those  very  poor  and  not  furnished;  now  convenient 
and  furnished  ministers’  parsonages  are  found  on 
the  great  majority  of  the  Circuits;  provision  for 
the  support  of  ministers  and  their  families  has  ad¬ 
vanced  in  like  manner,  although  not  now  by  any 
means  equal  to  what  it  ought  to  be,  considering 
the  improvements  of  the  country,  the  require¬ 
ments  of  position  and  culture,  and  the  expensive¬ 
ness  of  living. 

We  say  nothing  of  the  diffusion  of  literature, 
the  wonderful  multiplication  and  great  improve¬ 
ment  of  Sunday-schools,  the  progress  of  church 


music,  and  the  establishment  of  numerous  asso¬ 
ciations  for  the  mental  culture  and  social  elevation 
of  youth.  Nor  do  we  even  glance  at  the  long 
stride  of  progress  which  our  country  at  large  has 
made  in  educational  institutions,  in  all  branches 
of  industry  and  commerce,  in  all  the  facilities  of 
travel  and  communication,  and  in  all  departments 
of  the  public  service — to  all  which  the  Guardian 
has  been  a  hearty  contributor. 

To  turn  to  the  Guardian  itself,  the  Conference 
of  1829  establishing  which,  resolved, — “That  a 
weekly  paper  should  be  established,  under  the 


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direction  of  the  Conference,  of  a  religious  and 
moral  character,  to  be  entitled  the  Christian 
Guardian.  That  the  place  of  its  location  be  the 
town  ot  \  ork.  That  the  sum  of  $700  is  sufficient 
to  purchase  all  the  apparatus  for  a  printing  estab¬ 
lishment.  That  the  sum  of  $2,050  will  meet  the 
annual  expense  of  such  paper.  That  the  stock 
to  the  amount  ot  $2,000  be  raised,  by  dividing  it 
into  100  shares  of  $20  each,  half  of  which  is  to  be 
paid  immediately,  and  the  remainder  subject  to 
the  call  of  the  persons  who  may  be  appointed  to 
superintend  the  publishing  of  the  paper  ;  and  said 
stock  to  be  repaid  with  interest  as  soon  as  the 
avails  of  the  concern  would  admit  of  it.  [But  we 
never  heard  of  the  repayment  of  the  stock,  except 
to  some  lay  subscribers  who  desired  its  repayment  ] 
That  the  members  of  the  Conference  do  take  up 
the  shares  among  themselves  ;  but  if  all  be  not 
disposed  of  in  that  way,  that  they  use  their  influ¬ 
ence  with  their  friends  to  have  the  remainder 
taken  immediately.” 

F rom  this  small  beginning  the  Guardian — set 
on  foot,  as  was  the  U.  C.  Academy  (Victoria  Col- 
lege),  by  subscriptions  among  the  preachers  them¬ 
selves — has  become,  under  successive  editors,  the 
largest,  most  ably  conducted,  and  most  widely 
circulated  religious  newspaper  in  the  Dominion  of 
Canada. 

During  the  first  decade  of  its  existence,  the 
characteristic  work  of  the  Guardian  (apart  from 
the  spiritual  work  of  the  Church)  was  the  defence 
of  civil  and  religious  liberty,  the  equality  before 
the  law  of  all  religious  persuasions,  and  by  con¬ 
sequence,  the  local  internal  self-government  of 
Canada  by  the  people  themselves  ;  the  establish¬ 
ment  of  an  educational  institution  of  high  character 
upon  Christian  principles,  without  any  denomina¬ 
tional  test  either  for  professors  or  students  ;  and 
questions  of  Church  polity  against  High  Church 
and  pseudo  Methodistical  Episcopal  pretensions  ; 
the  suppression  of  a  democratic  local  rebellion,  and 
the  earnest  discountenance  of,  and  appeal  against, 
subsequent  attempts  of  high-handed  leaders  of  a 
then  ascendant  party  to  treat  and  proscribe  all 
reformers,  though  loyal  as  themselves,  as  enemies 
of  their  country. 

The  second  decade  of  the  Guardian  commenced 
(aside  from  its  spiritual  Church  work)  with  the 
advocacy  of  the  union  of  the  two  Canadas  under 
one  constitutional  and  responsible  government  in 
order  to  obliterate  the  differences  of  the  past,  and 
establish  equity  and  unity  among  all  parties  as  the 
basis  of  government  and  legislation.  [The  writer 
of  this  article  ceased  all  editorial  connection  with 
the  Guardian  in  1841.]  During  the  subsequent 
years  of  that  decade,  the  Guardian  was  largely 
devoted  to  opposing  Church  divisions  and  advo¬ 
cating  Church  unity — an  object  which  was  accom¬ 
plished  by  the  wise  and  Christian  union  between 
the  English  and  Canadian  Conferences  in  1847 — 
since  which  time  there  has  been  unruffled  peace 
and  uninterrupted  prosperity  throughout  every 
department  of  our  Church. 


The  third  and  fourth  decades  of  the  Guardian 
have  been  marked  by  strenuous  and  persevering 
exertions  to  consolidate  our  Church  institutions, 
administrative,  missionary  and  educational — to 
improve  their  efficiency,  to  increase  their  resources, 
and  even  to  multiply  their  number.  There  is, 
pel  haps,  not  a  brighter  period  of  the  history  of 
Methodism  in  Canada  than  that  between  1849 
and  1869. 

The  fifth  and  last  decade  of  the  Guardian  has 
been  distinguished  by  important  events  in  the 
Church,  and  to  which  the  Guardian  has  largely 
contributed  to  give  direction  and  character.  One 
large  C  anadian  Conference,  consisting  of  between 
six  and  seven  hundred  ministers,  has  been  divided 
into  three  annual  Conferences  ;  and  in  the  three 
maritime  provinces,  three  annual  Conferences  have 
also  been  formed  ;  and  these  six  annual  Confer¬ 
ences,  with  the  congregations  under  their  charge, 
have  been  formed  into  one  Church,  presided  over, 
for  legislative  purposes,  by  a  General  Conference, 
which  meets  once  in  four  years,  and  consists  of  an 
equal  number  of  clerical  and  lay  representatives — 
the  one  class  .elected  by  the  members  of  the  several 
annual  Conferences,  and  the  other  class  elected  by 
the  laity  in  the  several  ecclesiastical  districts.  All 
this  consolidation  has  been  effected,  and  the  details 
of  the  machinery  for  its  practical  operations  com¬ 
pleted,  without  the  loss  of  a  single  member  of  the 
Church,  and  with  universal  and  cordial  satisfac¬ 
tion  :  so  that  the  ministers  and  members  of  the 
Church  are  of  one  mind  and  one  heart,  and  united 
in  one  work,  under  one  discipline  and  government, 
from  the  Atlantic  to  the  Pacific,  and  from  Mani¬ 
toba  to  British  Columbia — constituting  the  largest, 
most  energetic,  and  prosperous  Protestant  ecclesias¬ 
tical  body  in  the  Dominion  of  Canada. 

This  brief  retrospect  cannot  but  excite  thank¬ 
fulness  and  inspire  confidence.  The  record  of  the 
Guardian  during  the  last  fifty  years  exhibits  it 
as  a  potent  agency  of  the  Church  and  a  great  bene¬ 
factor  of  the  country.  Most  of  the  founders  of  the 
Guardian  and  of  our  Church  institutions  have 
passed  from  labour  to  rest ;  but  their  sons  bless 
them,  and  their  successors  nobly  carry  on  and 
vastly  improve  the  work  which  they  commenced. 
The  jubilee  of  the  Guardian  witnesses  a  noon-day 
splendour  of  fraternal  unity  and  incessant  activity 
in  all  departments  and  wide  dimensions  of  our 
Church’s  work.  It  is  the  Lord’s  doings,  and  to 
Him  be  all  the  praise.  May  the  success  of  the 
past  be  as  the  dim- dawn  to  the  success  of  the 
future  ! 

Such  is  the  prayer  and  hope  of  the  first  editor 
of  the  Guardian— now  retired  from  all  office  in 
Church  and  State,  near  the  fifty-filth  year  of  his 
ministry,  and  77th  year  of  his  a vp— looking  for  a 
better  country  and  waiting  for  a  heavenly  home. 

E.  Ryerson. 

Toronto,  Dec.  31,  1878. 


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METHODIST  PERIODICALS. 


THE  “CHRISTIAN  GUARDIAN’S”  JUBILEE  SONG. 
By  its  Editor,  Rev.  .E.  H.  Dewart,  D.D. 


While  over  the  snows  the  winter  wind  blows, 

And  the  New-year  hells  are  ringing 

A  welcome  cheer  to  my  Jubilee  Year, 

I  too  come  cheerily  singing. 

From  this  summit  of  years,  of  gladness  and  tears, 
I  look  back  o’er  the  path  I  have  trod, 

And  thankfully  raise  an  anthem  of  praise 
For  the  mercy  and  favour  of  God. 

II. 

In  the  dawning  hour  of  Canada’s  power, 

I  sprang  into  busy  life  ; 

And  my  friends,  though  few,  were  loyal  and  true, 
When  trouble  and  danger  were  rife. 

Then  the  forest  grand,  o’er  all  this  wide  land, 

Like  an  emerald  mantle  was  spread  ; 

Rough,  scanty,  and  bare  was  the  pioneer’s  fare, 

As  he  struggled  for  daily  bread. 

III. 

Through  the  years  I  have  stood  as  a  sentinel  good 
Keeping  watch  with  unslumbering  eyes, 

The  change  that  was  wrought  by  labour  and  thought 
Fills  the  heart  with  a  grateful  surprise. 

The  rude  forest  child,  untutored  and  wild, 

Now  in  maidenly  beauty  we  see — 

The  twig  of  the  past  stands,  unmoved  by  the  blast, 
A  stately  and  vigorous  tree. 

IV. 

Her  temples  proclaim  the  wonderful  name 
Of  God,  our  Redeemer  and  King  ; 

There  His  children  declare  their  faith  in  His  care, 
And  of  mercy  and  liberty  sing. 

The  press  by  its  might  makes  freedom  our  right; 
While  justice  with  law  is  combined  ; 

And  college  and  school,  where  science  holds  rule, 
Illumine  and  strengthen  the  mind. 


To  the  patriot  band,  who  with  brain  and  with  hand 
Have  toiled  for  the  right,  I  belong  ; 

I  have  stood  in  the  front,  and  oft  borne  the  brunt 
Of  battle  with  falsehood  and  wrong. 


To  the  emigrant’s  cot,  in  the  loneliest  spot, 

I  carried  the  news  of  all  climes, 

The  success  or  defeat  of  army  or  fleet — 

The  lessons  and  deeds  of  the  times. 

VI. 

From  poet  and  sage  of  every  age 

I  have  gathered  the  thought-pearls  rare, 

To  bless  and  refine  with  knowledge  divine, 

And  lighten,  the  burdens  of  care. 

To  the  soldiers  of  Christ,  when  temptation  enticed 
To  grow  weary  or  yield  to  the  foe, 

I  have  whispered  some  word  which  their  fortitude 
stirred, 

And  nerved  for  a  conquering  blow. 

VII. 

To  childhood  and  youth  I  brought  treasures  of  truth, 
Ere  folly  bewildered  or  bound, 

Which  guided  aright  to  a  manhood  of  might, 

With  honour  and  usefulness  crowned. 

To  the  feeble  and  old,  when  life’s  freindships  grew 
cold 

And  the  stars  of  their  youth  had  all  set, 

I  told  of  the  rest,  immortal  and  blest, 

Unbroken  by  grief  or  regret. 

VIII. 

The  friends  tried  and  true  whom  my  infancy  knew. 

Have  one  by  one  gone  to  their  rest ; 

A  few  still  are  left,  of  their  comrades  bereft, 

But  their  sun  is  now  low  in  the  west ; 

Yet  my  eye  is  not  dim — no  weakness  of  limb 
Gives  token  of  age  or  decay  ; 

I  can  strike  for  the  truth  with  the  vigour  of  youth, 
Undaunted  by  fear  or  dismay. 

IX. 

My  flag  is  unfurled  in  the  noon  of  the  world — 
The  work-day  of  mortals  is  brief — 

There’s  a  wail  in  each  breeze,  which  to  Christians 
at  ease 

Calls  loudly  for  help  and  relief. 

If  all  will  unite,  and  stand  firm  in  the  fight 
Against  ignorance,  error,  and  sin, 

Truth’s  triumph  is  sure  ;  for  all  who  endure, 

The  crown  of  the  victor  shall  win. 


EDITORS 

Egerton  Ryerson. 

James  Richardson 
Egerton  Ryerson. 
Ephraim  Evans.  . 
Egerton  Ryerson. 


OF  THE  CHRISTIAN 

3  years ....  1829  to  1832. 

1  year . 1832  to  1833. 

2  years. . .  .1833  to  1835. 

3  years. . .  1835  to  1838. 
2  years. . . .  1838  to  1840. 

E.  H.  Dewart,  D.D..  1 


GUARDIAN  FROM  18 

J  onathan  Scott . 

George  F.  Play  ter. . . . 
George  R.  Sanderson.. 

James  Spencer . 

W  ellington  Jeffers,  D.D 
2  years. . .  .  1869  to  1881. 


19  to  1881. 

4  years.  .  . .  1840  to  1844. 
2  years ....  1844  to  1846. 

5  years. . .  .  1846  to  1851. 
9  years.  .  .  .  1851  to  1860. 
9  years....  1860  to  1869. 


Note. — Prior  to  the  organization'of  the  General  Conference  the  Editor  was  elected  annually,  since 
then,  quadrennially.  At  the  General  Conference  of  1878  the  present  Editor  was  re-elected  for  a 
further  term  of  four  years.  Its  present  circulation  is  10,  157  weekly. 


METHODIST  PERIODICALS. 


531 


II.  THE  WESLEYAN. 

The  publication  of  the  Wesleyan  was  begun  in  the  year  1848  by  the  ministers  connected  with 
Nova  Scotia,  New  Brunswick,  and  Newfoundland  Districts,  which  at  that  time  were  under  the  direc¬ 
tion  of  the  English  Wesleyan  Conference.  In  1855,  when  these  Districts  were  formed  into  the  Con¬ 
ference  of  Eastern  British  America,  it  became  the  authorized  Connexional  organ  of  that  Conference. 
Its  weekly  circulation  now  (1879)  numbers  3,000  copies.  The  following  have  been  its  Editors  from 
1848  to  1881: 


Alexander  McLeod,  D.  D . 184S  to  1852 

Matthew  H.  Richey,  Esq .  1852  to  1854 

Charles  Churchill,  M.A .  1854  to  I860 

John  McMurray . I860  to  1868 


Humphrey  Pickard,  D.D .  1868  to  1873 

Alexander  W.  Nicolson .  1873  to  1879 

Duncan  D.  Currie .  1879  to  1880 

T.  Watson  Smith .  1880  to  1881 


REV.  HUMPHREY  PICKARD, 


D.D. 


III.  THE  EVANGELICAL  WITNESS. 

This  was  the  organ  of  the  late  New  Connexion  Methodist  Conference.  The  first  periodical  pub¬ 
lication  of  this  branch  of  Canadian  Methodism  was  The  Christian  Messenger,  begun  in  1844  as  a 
monthly,  and  in  1847  issued  as  a  weekly,  under  the  editorial  management  of  the  Rev.  Thomas  T. 
Howard,  who  continued  to  occupy  that  position  until  1850  when  it  was  discontinued  from  lack  of 
support.  In  1854  the  Rev.  Joseph  H.  Robinson  began  the  publication  of  the  Evangelical  Witness, 
which,  by  special  resolution  of  the  Conference  of  that  year,  was  recognized  as  the  “organ  of  the  Con¬ 
nexion.”  For  the  first  three  years,  or  until  1857,  this  paper  was  issued  monthly,  but  the  Con¬ 
ference  of  1857  ordered  that  henceforth  it  should  be  published  semi-monthly.  At  the  Conference 
of  1858,  it  was  ordered  that,  commencing  with  the  1st  Jan.  1859,  it  should  be  published  weekly.  In 
1874,  on  the  consummation  of  the  Union,  The  Evangelical  Witness  was  merged  in  The  Christian 
Guardian  under  the  double  name  of  The  Christian  Guardian  and  Evangelical  Witness.  The 
following  have  been  its  editors  from  1854  to  1874: 

Joseph  Hiram  Robinson,  1854  to  1871.  |  William  Cocker,  D.D.,  1871  to  1872 

David  Savage,  1872  to  1874. 

IV.  THE  METHODIST  MAGAZINE 

Was  first  issued  in  January,  1875,  by  order  of  the  First  General  Conference.  It  has  already  at¬ 
tained  a  circulation  of  nearly  3,000  copies.  The  Rev.  Wm.  H.  Withrow,  M.A.,  who  has  been  its 
Editor  from  the  commencement,  was,  at  the  General  Conference  of  1878,  re-elected  for  the  ensuing 
four  years.  The  Magazine  is  a  beautifully  illustrated  monthly  of  96  pages,  8vo.,  and  is  published  at 
two  dollars  per  annum 


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BOOK  ROOMS  AND  PUBLISHING  ESTABLISHMENTS. 


V.  THE  SUNDAY-SCHOOL  BANNER. 

This  a  monthly  publication  designed  to  afford  aid  to  Sunday-school  Teachers  and  heads  of 
families  in  the  religious  training  of  the  young.  Under  its  present  Editor,  it  is  becoming  increasing  y 
popular  as  a  Sunday-school  aid.  Its  monthly  circulation  is  about  5,000  copies. 


VI.  THE  SUNDAY-SCHOOL  GUARDIAN. 

This  was  the  successor  of  the  Sunday-School  Advocate,  which  for  many  years  occupied  a  pro 
minent  place  in  Sunday-school  work.  It  was  issued  semi-monthly. 


VII.  PLEASANT  HOURS. 


Is  an  eight-page 
Guardian. 


quarto,  semi-monthly,  illustrated  paper, 
VIII.  THE  SUNBEAM. 


and 


supplants  the 


Sunday-school 


A  new  four-page,  8vo.  paper,  illustrated,  especially  adapted  for  the  little  folks. 

The  several  Sunday-school  periodicals  are  all  under  the  editorial  management  of  Rev.  Wm.  n 
Withrow,  M.A. 


BOOK  ROOMS  AND  PUBLISHING  ESTABLISHMENTS. 


I.  TORONTO. 

In  November,  1829,  coincident  with  the  publication  of  The  Christian  Guardian,  a  small  de¬ 
pository  for  the  sale  of  books  was  established  in  Toronto.  It  was  in  charge  of  the  Editor,  who  for 
several  years  served  both  as  Editor  and  Book  Steward.  The  business  having  largely  increased,  in 
1843  the  labour  was  divided,  and  a  minister  appointed  for  each  department.  Since  that  period  its 


REV.  WILLIAM  BRIGGS. 


business  has  largely  increased,  and  its  publications  are  annually  multiplying.  Up  to  1874,  the  Book 
Steward  was  elected  annually,  but  since  the  Union  of  that  date,  the  election  is  quadrenniel.  From 
the  report  presented  to  the  General  Conference  of  1878  we  find  that  the  total  assets  of  the  Toronto 


EDUCATIONAL  INSTITUTIONS. 


533 


Book  Room  is  $149,208.41;  its  total  liabilities  are  $70,142.66.  For  further  particulars  see  General 
Conference  Journal  of  1878.  The  following  have  been  Book  Stewards  from  1829  to  1881: 


Egerton  Ryerson .  3  years . . 

James  Richardson .  1  year.  . . 

Egerton  Ryerson .  2  years . . 

Matthew  Lang .  2  years .  . 

John  Ryerson .  4  years 


1829  to  1832 

1832  to  1833 

1833  to  1835 
1835  to  1837 
1837  to  1841 


Alexander  McNabb. . 
Anson  Green,  D.D.  .  . 
George  R.  Sanderson  . 
Anson  Green,  I).  D  .  . 
Samuel  Rose,  D.D  .  . 


William  Briggs,  2  years,  1879  to  1881. 


.  2  years. .  .  .  1841  to  1843 
11  years...  1843  to  1854 
.  5  years..  K  1854  to  1859 
.  6  years. . . .  1859  to  1865 
14  years....  1865  to  1879 


II.  HALIFAX. 

This  establishment  had  its  beginning  in  the  year  1848.  From  that  date  until  1868  the  office  of 
Book  Steward  and  Editor  has  been  united  in  one  person.  The  General  Conference  acting  upon  the 
report  and  recommendation  of  the  Committee,  separated  these  offices  and  elected  as  Book  Steward  the 
Rev.  Humphrey  Pickard,  D.D. ,  who  after  one  year  resigned,  and  the  Rev.  S.  Huestis  was  elected  in 
his  stead.  For  names  of  previous  incumbents  see  list  of  Editors  on  page  533.  The  business  of  this 
establishment  increased  nearly  250  per  cent,  during  the  past  quadrennial.  A  printing  office  has  been 
fitted  up  with  machinery,  type,  and  all  necessary  appliances  for  the  printing  of  the  paper,  and  also 
book  and  pamphlet  publications.  From  thirteen  to  sixteen  men  are  constantly  employed  on  the 
premises. 

III.  MONTREAL. 

This  is  a  branch  of  the  Toronto  Book  Room,  and  is  in  charge  of  C.  W.  Coates,  Esq.  It  was 
begun  in  1875,  and  has  had  to  fight  its  way  during  a  period  of  great  commercial  depression,  neverthe¬ 
less  it  is  winning  its  way  to  the  patronage  of  the  Protestant  communities  of  the  Province  of  Quebec, 
and  will  doubtless  accomplish  much  good  in  the  dissemination  of  a  sound  religious  literature. 


EDUCATIONAL  INSTITUTIONS. 


The  Methodist  Church  has  had,  thus  far,  a  wonderful  history — a  history 
unprecedented  in  the  annals  of  time.  Everywhere  it  has  increased  in  numbers, 
influence,  and  usefulness.  Its  flag  hears  the  name  of  many  a  well -fought 
battle-field,  and  flashes  with  the  glories  of  many  a  victory  for  Christ. 

At  a  very  early  periqd  of  its  history  the  subject  of  Education  engrossed 
the  attention  of  Wesley  and  his  co-labourers.  “  Before  he  thought  of  building 
a  chapel,  he  began  the  erection  of  a  school.  Before  Raikes,  or  Bell,  or  Lancaster 
entered  upon  their  course  of  action,  he  made  the  education  of  children  the 
object  of  his  intense  solicitude  and  persevering  effort.  And  throughout  his  life 
Day  schools  and  Sunday  schools  were  promoted  by  him  with  the  most  intense 
earnestness  and  anxiety.”*  One  of  John  Wesley’s  first  efforts  to  improve  the 
condition  of  the  converts  of  that  period  was  an  attempt  to  found  a  Charity 
School  for  the  benefit  of  the  colliers  of  Kingswood.  That  Charity  School 
proved  to  be  the  germ  of  one  that  ten  years  later  grew  into  a  complete  literary 
institution,  and  which  is  now  devoted  exclusively  to  the  benefit  of  the  sons  of 
Wesleyan  ministers.  In  1811  a  similar  school  was  established  at  Woodhouse 
Grove,  near  Leeds.  John  Wesley  also  established  schools  for  poor  children  at 
Newcastle  and  London,  made  regulations  for  their  government,  and  collected 
and  contributed  funds  for  their  support.  In  later  years,  when  by  God’s  bless¬ 
ing  Methodism  had  become  established,  and  its  resources  to  increase  educational 
agencies  were  more  abundant,  its  attention  was  more  systematically  given  to  the 
work  of  education,  as  will  appear  from  a  glance  at  the  statistics  of  English 

*  “Smith’s  History  of  Wesley  and  liis  Times.” 


VICTORIA  UNIVERSITY  AND  FARADAY  HALL,  COBOURG, 


VICTORIA  COLLEGE. 


535 


Methodism.  It  now  has  three  colleges  for  the  education  of  ministers,  four 
schools  especially  for  ministers’  children,  two  colleges  in  which  young  men  are 
fitted  for  commercial  and  professional  life,  and  two  Normal  schools  for  the 
training  of  teachers.  It  also  has  853  day  or  parochial  schools  or  departments, 
with  an  attendance  of  67,152  hoys,  52,517  girls,  and  59,332  infants,  being  a 
total  of  179,001  day  scholars.  Its  educational  provisions  are  equal  in  extent 
to  that  of  any  other  Protestant  body  in  Great  Britain. 

In  the  United  States  the  Methodist  people  both  North  and  South  have 
devised  liberal  things  for  the  education  of  their  sons  and  daughters.  As  early 
as  the  year  1780,  Asbury  and  Dickens  prepared  a  plan  for  a  Seminary  and 
obtained  subscriptions.  When  the  Methodist  Episcopal  Church  was  organized. 
Asbury  and  Coke  succeeded  in  erecting  an  institution  at  Abington,  which,  in 
honour  of  its  projectors,  was  named  “  Cokesbury  College,”  which,  however 
was  in  a  short  time  destroyed  by  fire.  But  little  further  was  done  until  1817, 
when  academies  were  commenced  in  New  York,  Baltimore,  and  New  Hamp¬ 
shire.  The  spirit  of  education  continued  to  expand  until  there  are  now  in 
connection  with  the  Methodist  Episcopal  Church  seventy-six  seminaries,  twenty 
colleges,  and  fifteen  universities.  Three  Biblical  schools  have  also  been  estab¬ 
lished,  besides  theological  departments  in  connection  with  several  of  the 
colleges.  Other  branches  of  the  great  Methodist  family  in  the  United  States 
have  also  devoted  considerable  energy  to  the  education  of  the  youth  of  both 
sexes. 

In  Canada,  Methodism  has  not  been  unmindful  of  the  educational  interests 
of  her  sons  and  daughters,  as’  may  be  seen  from  the  following  brief  historic 
record  of  her  educational  institutions.  First  in  order  is 


I.— THE  UNIVERSITY  OF  VICTORIA  COLLEGE, 
COBOURG,  ONTARIO. 


In  the  year  1830,  when,  as  yet,  the  Conference  was  only  six  years  old,  and  when  her  Ministers  and 
Probationers  for  the  Ministry  were  only  fifty-five  in  number,  and  her  members  only  11,348,  a  Con¬ 
stitution  was  adopted  for  an  institution  to  be  called  the  Upper  Canada  Academy,  and  a  Committee 
was  appointed  to  fix  the  location.*  The  Pastoral  Address  of  that  year  urged  the  subject  upon  the 
attention  of  its  members.  The  nature  and  purpose  of  the  Educational  scheme  was  clearly  defined. 
On  referring  to  that  period,  we  find  that  “mention  is  made  of  a  few  important  Auxiliaries  to  the 
cause  of  ^Religion,  which  deserve  serious  attention  as  well  as  zealous  support  and  encouragement. 
Among  these  is  a  Seminary  of  Education  where  youth  may  be  trained  up  in  the  knowledge  and 
obedience  of  God,  and  at  the  same  time  be  faithfully  instructed  in  the  various  branches  of  human 
learning,  which  the  present  state  of  society  renders  essentially  necessary,  in  order  to  respectability 
and  usefulness,  and  for  the  proper  and  successful  discharge  of  the  duties  of  the  different  stations  of 
life  to  which  Providence  may  call  them.”t  In  the  Minutes  of  Conference  for  1832  we  find  it, 
Resolved,  “That  this  Conference  recommend  to  its  members,  and  to  their  brethren  the  local  preachers, 
to  appropriate  during  the  ensuing  four  years,  such  fees  as  they  may  receive  for  the  celebratiop  of 
Matrimony,  to  the  erection  and  use  of  the  Upper  Canada  Academy.”  This,  considering  the  scanty 
allowances  and  hardships  of  the  early  years  of  Methodism  in  a  country  sparsely  settled,  was  intensely 
loyal  and  Christian,  and  merits  a  warm  tribute  of  gratitude  from  their  descendants.  In  1837  the 
Academy  was  opened  and  fairly  begun  its  work,  having  for  its  Principal  the  Rev.  Matthew  Richey, 
M .A. ,  and  for  its  Agent  the  Rev.  J ohn  Beatty.  The  Pastoral  Address  of  that  year  says,  “It  is 
perhaps  hardly  necessary  for  us  to  remind  you  of  the  vast  importance  of  the  Upper  Canada  Academy, 
both  as  it  respects  the  Church  and  the  general  interests  of  the  community.  The  prosperity  of  this 
Institution  especially  involves  the  character  of  our  Church,  is  closely  allied  with  our  permanent 
advancement,  and  is  essential  to  our  exerting  that  influence  over  the  public  mind  which  interest  and 
duty  alike  impel  us  to  obtain  and  to  cherish.”!  In  1838  the  Rev.  Matthew  Richey,  M. A.,  was 
appointed  its  Principal  for  a  second  year,  and  the  Rev.  John  Beatty  was  appointed  Steward.  During 


*  See  Minutes,  1830. 


+  Scott’s  Letters  on  Superior  Education. 


X  Minutes  of  Conf.,  1837. 


536 


FACULTY  OF 


tho  year  the  Institution  was  graciously  visited  with  a  remarkable  outpouring  of  the  Holy  Spirit,  and 
many  of  the  students  were  converted,  and  the  Annual  Examination  gave  ample  evidence  of  continued 
efficiency.  In  1839  the  Rev.  John  Beatty  was  appointed  domestic  Governor  and  Steward.  In  1840 
the  Rev.  John  Beatty  was  appointed  Governor  for  a  second  term,  and  the  Rev.  Daniel  C.  Van 
Norman,  B.  A.,  was  appointed  Professor  of  Mathematics.  In  the  year  1841,  after  mature  deliberation, 
the  Academy  was  incorporated  under  the  name  and  style  of  ViCToitiA  College,  with  all  the  powers 
and  privileges  of  a  University.  There  was  thus  provided  for  the  youth  of  Canada  the  facilities  of  a 
liberal  and  English  education.  During  the  years  of  its  existence  as  an  Academy,  it  accomplished 
much  good,  and  gave  a  sound  education  on  a  religious  basis  to  hundreds  of  youth,  both  male  and 
female.  *  Since  its  incorporation  it  has  by  God’s  blessing  been  made  an  Institution  whose  professors 
and  teachers,  their  thorough  classical  training,  the  number  and  intellectual  rank  of  her  students, 
will  not  suffer  by  comparison  with  any  other  similar  Institution  in  the  Dominion. 

The  following  have  been  its  Presiding  Officers  by  appointment  of  the  Conference  : 


1841  \ 
1842/ 

1843  ) 

1844  \ 
18451 

to 

1848  J 

1849 


Egcrton  Ryerson. 
Egerton  Ryerson,  D.  D. 


Alexander  McNab,  M.A. 
Alexander  McNab,  D.  II. 


1850  ) 

to  Samuel  S.  Nelles,  M.A, 
1860  ) 

1861 

to  >  Samuel  S.  Nelles,  D.D. 

1871  1 

1872  ) 


to  >  Samuel  S.  Nelles,  D.  D., 
1881  ) 


LL.D. 


REV.  S.  £3.  NELLES,  D.L.,  LL.D. 


FACULTY  OF  THE  UNIVERSITY  OF 


VICTORIA  COLLEGE 


From  1341,  thedate  of  the  University  Charter,  to  the  year  1880,  in  the  order  of  appointment. 
{Kindly  furnished  for  this  Cydopcedia  by  Professor  Bunvash.) 


1841. 

Ryerson,  Egerton,  Prof.  Moral  Philosophy. 
Hurlburt,  Jesse,  M.A.,  Prof.  Natural  Science. 
Van  Norman,  D.,  M.A.,  Latin  &  Greek  Language. 
Kingston,  William,  Mathematics. 

Crowley, - Tutor  in  English. 


1842. 

Spencer,  James,  Tutor  in  English. 

1845. 

McNab,  Alexander,  M.A. ,  Theology  and  Ethics. 


Scott’s  Letters. 


VICTORIA  COLLEGE. 


537 


1847. 

Wilson,  John,  Latin  and  Greek  Language. 
Paddock,  William  McK.,  Mathematics. 

Beatty,  John,  M.D.,  Nat.  Phil,  and  Chemistry. 

1848. 

Ormiston,  William,  Mental  Philosophy. 

Chestnut,  Thomas  G.,  Tutor  in  English. 

Cameron,  Charles,  Tutor  in  Classics. 

1850. 

Nelles,  Samuel  S.,  M.A.,  Moral  and  Mental  Phil. 
Wright,  Wesley  P.,  Tutor  in  Classics. 

1852. 

Campbell,  John,  Tutor  in  Classics. 

Ferguson,  Thomas  A.,  Tutor  in  English. 

1854. 

Rice,  Samuel  D. ,  Governor  and  Chaplain. 

1855. 

Kerr,  William,  B.A. ,  Mathematics. 

Ryckman,  Edw.  B.,  B.  A.,  Mathematics. 

Melchior,  B.,  Tutor  in  French. 

Kerr,  John  W. ,  Tutor  in  English. 

Rolph,  John,  M.D. ,  Prof,  in  Surgery. 

Workman,  Joseph,  M.D.,  Prof.  Midwifery. 
Aikens,  Willirm  T.,  M.D.,  Prof,  of  Anatomy. 
Wright,  Henry  W  ,  M.D.,  Prin.  &  Prac  of  Med. 
Barrett,  Michael,  M.D.,  Institutes  of  Med. 

1856. 

Ryerson,  John,  Governor  and  Chaplain. 
Thompson,  William  S.,  Rector  of  High  School. 
Whitlock,  George  C.,  LL.D.,  Prof,  of  Chemistry. 
Hudson,  Thomas  B.,  Assistant  in  High  School. 
Ogden,  Uzziel,  M.D.,  Prof,  of  Materia  Medica. 

1857. 

Harris,  Elijah  P.,  Ph.D.,  Prof.  Modern  Language. 
Whitney,  William  A.,  Assistant  in  High  School. 
Burns,  Alexander,  Assistant  in  High  School. 
Geikie,  Walter,  M.D.,  Prof,  of  Anatomy. 

Reid,  John,  M.D.,  Prof,  of  Midwifery. 

Berryman,  C.  V.,  M.D.,  Prof,  of  Materia  Medica. 
Ogden,  E.  A.,  M.D,  Prof,  of  Opthalmic  Surgery. 

1859. 

Burwash,  Nath.,  B.A.,  Tutor  in  Mathematics. 

1860. 

Washington,  Geo.,  B.A.,  Tutor  in  Classics. 
Newcombe,  James,  M.D.,  Prof,  of  Anatomy. 
Canniff,  William,  M.D. ,  Prof,  of  Surgery. 

1861. 

Harris,  Elijah  P.,  Ph.D.,  Prof,  of  Chemistry. 
Sangster,  Charles  H.,  M.D.,  Prof,  of  Chemistry. 
Bain,  Abram  R.,  B.A.,  Tutor  in  English. 

Bristol,  Colman,  B.A.,  Tutor  in  Mathematics. 

1862. 

Reynar,  Alfred  H.,  B.  A.,  Tutor  in  Classics. 
McClive,  William  H.,  B.A.,  Tutor  in  Mathematics. 
Wallbridge,  Lewis,  Examiner  in  Law. 

Harrison,  Robert  A.,  Examiner  in  Law. 


1863. 

Corson,  John,  M.D. ,  Prof,  of  Med.  Pathology. 
Kerr,  William,  M.A.,  Examiner  in  Law. 

1864. 

Dandilly,  E.  R.,  Tutor  in  French. 

Adams,  Thomas,  B.  A. ,  Tutor  in  Classics. 

Hough,  Henry,  B.A.,  Tutor  in  English. 

Britton,  Byron  M.,  B.A.,  Examiner  in  Law. 
Fulton,  John,  M.D. ,  Prof,  of  Anatomy. 

1866. 

Burwash,  Nathaniel,  B.A.,  Prof,  of  Nat.  Science. 
Burwash,  John,  B.A.,  Tutor  in  Mathematics. 
Reynar,  Alfred  IT. ,  B.A.,  Prof,  of  Modern  Lang. 
Trudell,  E.  IT.,  M.D. ,  Prof,  of  Midwifery,  &c. 
Ferrier,  Robert  W.,  M.A.,  Lect.  in  Mod.  Lang. 
Beband,  J.  G. ,  M.D.,  Prof,  of  Anatomy. 

Coderre,  J.  Emory,  M.  D. ,  Prof,  of  Materia  Med. 
Munro,  Pierre,  M.D.,  Prof,  of  Surgery. 

Beaubien,  P.,  M.D. ,  Prof.  Theo.  and  Prac.  Med. 
Dorsonnens,  T.E.  D..,  M.D.,  Prof,  of  Chem  &Pliar. 
Peltier,  Hector,  M.D. ,  Prof,  of  Institutes  of  Med. 
Rottot,  J.  T. ,  M.D.  Prof,  of  Med.  Jurisprudence. 

1867. 

Dorion,  A.  A.  Prof,  of  Civil  Law. 

Doutre,  Joseph,  LL.B.,  Prof.  Internat.  Law. 

Kerr,  William  H.,  M.A.,  Prof.  Criminal  Law. 
Perkins,  John  A.,  Prof.  Commercial  Law. 

Doutre,  Gonzalve,  Prof.  Laws  of  Proceedure. 

Roy,  James,  B.A.,  Lee.  on  Modern  Language. 

1868. 

Bain,  Abram  R. ,  M.A.,  Prof,  of  Mathematics. 

1870. 

Barwick,  Eli  J.,  M.D. ,  Prof,  of  Midwifery. 

Mullin,  John  A.,  M.D. ,  Prof,  of  Anatomy. 
Temple,  J.  Algernon,  M.D. ,  Prof,  of  Pathology. 
Agnew,  John  N.,  M.D. ,  Prof,  of  Medicine. 
Rosebrugli,  Abner  M..  M.D.,  Prof,  of  Opthal.  Surg. 
Reeve,  Richard  A.,  M.D.,  Prof,  of  Anatomy. 

1871. 

McLaren,  John  J.,  B.C.L.,  Examiner  in  Law'. 
Wilson,  Richard  W.,  B.A.,  Tutor  in  Classics. 

1873. 

Haanel,  Eugene,  Ph.D.,  Prof,  of  Chemistry. 
Burwash,  Nathaniel,  S  T.D.,  Prof,  of  Theology. 

1874. 

Dumble,  John  IT.,  LL.B.,  Examiner  in  Law. 

1876. 

Brosseau,  Alfred  T. ,  M.D.,  Prof.  Med.  Jurisprud. 

1877. 

Moss,  Charles  M.,  B.A.,  Assist.  Prof,  in  Lang. 

La  Chappelle,  E.  P.,  M.D.,  Lect.  on  Hygiene. 

La  Marche,  Adolphe,  M.D.,  Dem.  of  Anatomy. 
Beaudry,  G.  0.,  M.D.,  Prep,  of  Anatomy. 

1879. 

Smoke,  Samuel  C.,  B.A.,  Adjunct  Prof,  of  Class. 


538 


STATISTICS  AND  GRADUATES. 


FACULTY  OF  THEOLOGY,  1880. 

REV.  SAMUEL  SOBIESKI  NELLES,  D.D.,  LL.D.,  President, 
Professor  of  Ethics,  Apologetics, and  Homiletics. 

REV.  NATHANIEL  BURWASH,  S.T.D.,  Dean, 
Edward- Jackson  Professor  of  Biblical  and  Systematic  Theology. 
JOHN  WILSON,  LL.D., 

Exegesis  and  Literature  of  the  New  Testament. 

REV.  ALFRED  H.  REYNAR,  M.A., 

Biblical  and  Ecclesiastical  History. 


SYNOPSIS  OF  STATISTICS  OF  VICTORIA  UNIVERSITY,  1852  TO  1880. 


Year. 

Students. 

Number 
of  Grad¬ 
uates. 

Honor¬ 

ary 

Degrees 

conferred 

Under- 

Grad. 

Speeial- 

its. 

Medicine 

Law. 

Theology 

Science. 

Total. 

1852-  3 . 

136 

136 

1853-  4 . 

179 

179 

*  7 

*  2 

1854-  5 . 

19S 

51 

249 

20 

1 

1855-  6 . 

231 

70 

.... 

301 

17 

3 

1856-  7 . 

33 

268 

51 

.  .  . 

352 

22 

1 

1857-  8 . 

66 

173 

62 

301 

15 

3 

1858-  9 . 

60 

156 

73 

289 

19 

3 

1859-60 . 

55 

179 

64 

.... 

298 

46 

4 

1860-  1  . 

67 

132 

79 

278 

34 

3 

1861-  2 . 

74 

135 

93 

’ 

302 

42 

4 

1862-  3 . 

71 

130 

96 

297 

47 

2 

1863-  4 . 

68 

139 

110 

11 

328 

65 

i 

1864-  5 . 

65 

117 

102 

7 

291 

30 

1865-  6 . 

52 

94 

127 

9 

282 

57 

1866-  7 . 

50 

71 

223 

8 

352 

102 

i 

1867-  8 . 

48 

16 

220 

19 

303 

78 

i 

1S68-  9 . 

51 

19 

202 

37 

309 

101 

1869-70 _ 

45 

19 

182 

33 

279 

55 

1870-  1  . 

47 

39 

167 

26 

279 

67 

1871-  2 . 

45 

40 

117 

5 

25 

232 

71 

3 

1872  3 . 

51 

41 

118 

10 

37 

257 

44 

1 

1873-  4 . 

52 

30 

129 

8 

38 

257 

60 

2 

1874-  5 . 

51 

36 

99 

8 

55 

2 

251 

54 

i 

1875-  6 . 

49 

40 

87 

7 

43 

2 

228 

46 

1876-  7 . 

77 

15 

117 

7 

47 

6 

269 

45 

4 

1877-  8 . 

87 

42 

127 

6 

49 

9 

320 

51 

3 

1878-  9 . 

107 

22 

114 

9 

56 

11 

292 

77 

3 

1879-80 . . 

107 

22 

114 

9 

56 

11 

292 

79 

1 

Tota: 

Number  of  Graduates.  . . 

1,350 

47 

*  These  were  all  the  degrees  conferred  up  to  the  year  1855. 


GRADUATES  IN  ART  AND  SCIENCE, 

References. — {a)  Gold  Medallist.  ( b )  Silver  Medallist.  ( c )  Valedictorian.  (d)  Honorary. 

(e)  Ad  eundem. 


A. 

Adams,  Thomas,  B.A.  (e),  1863. 
Aikins,  Moses  H.,  B.A.,  1855. 
Allan,  James,  B.A.,  1875,  M.A., 
1880. 

Annis,  Jer.  W.,  B.A.,  1876. 
Armstrong,  R.W.,  B.A.,  1880. 
Arthurs,  E.  C.,  B.A.,  1880. 


B. 

Bain,  Abraham  R.,  B.A.,  1858, 
M.A.,  1869. 

Barkwell,  J.  H.,  B.A.,  1877. 
Barkwell,  Wm.  J.,  B.A.,  1880. 
Barrett,  Fred.  W.,  B.A.,  1875., 
M.A.,  1878. 

Beach,  David,  M.A.  (d),  1856. 


Beatty,  Wm.,  B.A.,  1860,  M.A., 
1863. 

Beavers,  Geo.,  B.A.,  1875. 
Berryman,  C.  V.,  M.A.  (d),  1861. 
Beynon,  J.  Wesley,  B.  A.'(c),  1860. 
Beynon,  Thomas  B.,  B.A.,  1880. 
Bigelow,  Nelson,  B.A.,  1864, 

M.A  ,  1866. 


VICTORIA  COLLEGE. 


539 


Biggar,  Hamilton  F.,B.A.,  1863. 

Blair,  James  E.,  B.A.,  1868. 

Bleecker,  Henry,  B.A.,  1868 

Borthwick,  Hugh  J.  M.A.  (d), 
1S59. 

Bowerman,  Allan,  B.  A. ,1871  ( b ), 
M.A.,  1874. 

Bray,  Thos.  T.,  B. A.,  1875,  M.A. , 
1878. 

Brethour,  J.  H.,  B.A.,  1880. 

Brethour,  M.  H.,  B.A.,  1871. 

Bridgman,  G.  H.,  B.A.,  1864, 
M.A. ,  1867. 

Bristol,  Colman,  B.A.,  1861, 
M.A.,  1872. 

Britton,  ByronM.,  1856  (c)M.A., 
1868. 

Brouse,  W.  H.,  M.A.  ( d ),  1849. 

Brown,  0.  J.,  B.A.,  1873,  M. A., 
1877. 

Bunt,  G.  A.  C.,B.A.,  1867,  M.A., 
1870. 

Burkholder,  Harry,  B.A.,  1865. 

Burns,  Alex.  B.A.,  1S61  (a  <fc  c), 
M.A.,  1867. 

Burns,  Robt.  1ST.,  B.A.,  1879. 

Burwash,  Nathaniel.  B.A.,  1859 
(c),  M.A.,  1867. 

Burwash,  John,  B.A.,  1863  (6), 
M.A.,  1872. 

Burwash,  Stephen  S.,  B.  A.,  1876. 

Bvington,  Edw.  L  ,  B.A.,  1879. 

c. 

Caldwell,  John  B.,  B.A.,  1878. 

Cameron,  C. ,  B.A.,  1849. 

Campbell,  J.,  B.A. ,  1849. 

Campbell,  John,  M.A.  (d),  1858. 

Carman,  Albert,  B.A.,  1855, 

M.A.,  1860. 

Carpenter,  TV.  J.,  B.A. ,  1872. 

Chambers,  Joseph  B. ,  B.A. ,  ’80(6). 

Chapman,  J.  A  ,  B.A.,  1871, 
M.A.,  1874. 

Charlton,  Ed  S.,  B.A.,  1868,  (6). 

Chown,  E.  A.,  B  A.,  1867  (6). 

Chown,  H.  H.  B.A.,  1877. 

Clarke,  Jos.  A.,  B.A.,  1869  (a), 
M.A.  1873. 

Clarke,  John  R  ,  B.A  ,  1872. 

Clarkson,  John  B.,  B.A.,  1863, 
M.A. ,  1873. 

Coleman,  Arthur  P. ,  B.A.  (a), 
1876,  M.A.,  1880. 

Coleman,  L.  Q. ,  B.A.,  1876. 

Coleman,  Rufus  A.,  B.A. ,’79(6). 

Colling,  Thomas,  B.A..  1869. 

Cowle}7,  Thomas,  B.,  B.A. ,  1878. 

Crews,  Lewis  TV.,  B.A.,  1877. 

Crowle,  Fred.  TV.,  B.A.,  1879. 

Cruikshanks,  J.  Y.,  B. A.,  1877. 

Culver,  TV.  H.,  B.A.,  1873. 

Currie,  Hector,  B.A.,  1871. 

D. 

Davidson,  J.,  B.A.,  1880. 

Davis,  D.  W.,  B.A.,  1880. 

Dean,  TV.  TV.,  B.A.,  1854  (c). 

De  La  Matter,  Ira.,  B.A.,  1867. 

Detlor,  John  C.,  B.A. ,  1863, 
M.A.,  1871. 

Devitt,  Abraham,  B.A.,  1865, 
M.A.,  1869. 

Dingwall,  Kenneth,  B.  A.,  1872(c) 


Dixon,  J.  B.,  B.A.,  1868. 

Dixon,  G.,  B.A.  1872,  M.A.,  1878. 
Dobson,  Robert,  B.A.,  1880. 
Douglas,  TV.  A.,  B.A.,  1873. 
Douse,  John  G.,  B.A.,  1875. 
Dowler,  W.  A.,  B.A.,  1880. 
Dowler,  TV.  J.,  B.A.,  1880. 
Downey,  Win.  S.,  B.A.,  1862, 
M.A.,  1866. 

Durable,  John  II.,  M.A.  (d),  1860. 
Durable,  D.  W.,  B.A.,  1860. 

E. 

Eby,  Charles  S.,  B.A.,  1871. 
Echlin,  Robt.  Peel,  B.A.,  1878(6). 
Edgcumbe,  George,  B.A.,  1875. 
Elliott,  TVm.  M.,  B.A.,  1863, 

.  M.A.,  1866. 

Ellis,  Wm.,  S. ,  B.A.,  1877, 

B.  S.  C.,  1880. 

F. 

Fletcher,  Ashton,  B.A.,  1859, 
M.A. ,  1868. 

Franklin,  Benj.,  B.A.,  1878  (a). 
Frost,  J.  TV.,  B.A.,  1862. 

G- 

German,  John  F.,  B.A.,  1864, 
M.A.,  1867. 


H. 

Haggart,  Alex.,  B.A.,  1872  (6). 

Hamilton,  J.  C.,  B.A.  (e),  1858, 
M.A.,  1860. 

Hardie,  Alex.,  B.A. ,  1866,  M.A. 
1869. 

Hardie,  Robert,  B.A.,  1S67. 

Hare,  Clies.,  B.,  B.A.,  1872. 

Hare,  Robert  B.,  B.A.,  1875. 

Hare,  J.  J.,  B.A.,  1873,  M.A., 
1879. 

Harnden,  J.  P.,.  B.A  ,  1873. 

Harper,  Cecil,  B.A.,  1872. 

Harper,  E.  B.,  M.A.  (d),  1860. 

Harper,  R.  H.,  B.A.,  1867  (a). 

Harris,  Elijah  P.,  Ph.  D.,  M.A. 
(e),  1862. 

Harrison,  Chas.  TV.,  B.A.,  1875, 
M.A.,  1880. 

Hartley,  Theophilus,  B.A.,  1866, 
M.A.,  1880. 

Hawkins,  Chas.  W.,  B.A.,  1872. 

Haydon,  F.  Jabez,  B.A.,  1864, 
M.A.,  1872. 

Henderson,  W.  C.,  B.A.,  1860, 
M.A.,  1868. 

Hickey,  R.  I.,  B.A.,  1854. 

Hewitt,  George  TV.,  B.A.,  1874. 

Hickey,  Charles  E.,  B.A.,  1863. 

Hickey,  Samuel  A.,  B.A.,  1871. 

Hill,  A.  G.,  B.A.,  1860. 

Hodgins,  J.  G.,  LL.D.,  M.A. 
(d)  1856. 

Hodson,  Joseph  M. ,  B.A.,  1878. 

Holden,  Thomas,  B.A.,  1860, 
M.A.,  1864. 

Holman,  Charles,  J.,  B.A.,  1872. 

Holmes,  A.  Lee,  B.A.,  1871, 
M.A.,  1874. 

Hooper,  T.  H.,  B.A.,  1877. 

Hoople,  Heber,  N.,  B.A.,  1878. 


Hossack,  James,  B.A.,  1861. 
Hough,  Henry,  B.A.,  1863  (c), 
M.A.,  1867. 

Hough,  J.  W.,  B.A.,  1880. 
Howard,  T.  A.,  B.A.,  1867  (c). 
Howell,  Jacob  E.,  B.A.,  1863, 
M.A. ,  1868. 

Hunt,  Chas.  TVesley,  B.A,,  1878. 
Hutton,  Hy.  H.,  M.A.  ( e ),  1863 

I. 

Irvine,  C.  R.,  B.A. ,  1880, 

Ivey,  C.  H.,  B.A.,  1880. 

J. 

Jamieson,  Jas.  S.,  B. A.,  1875, 
M.A.,  1879. 

Jamieson,  Wm.  H.,  B.A,,  1876, 
M.A.,  1879. 

Jamieson,  Wm.  S.,  B.A.,  1876, 
M.A.,  1879. 

Janes,  Simeon  H.,  B.A.,  1866 
(c),  M.A.,  1872. 

Johnston,  Hugh,B.  A.,  1865  (6 &c), 
M.A..  1869. 

Jolliffe,  O.  J.,  B.A.,  1876. 

K. 

Keagey,  John  G.,  B.A. ,  1864. 
Kemp,  C.,  B.A.,  1880. 

Kennedy,  David,  B.A.,  1863, 
M.A.,  1868. 

Kerr,  TV. ,  B.A. ,  1855,  M.  A. ,  1858. 
Kerr,  John  W.,  B.A.,  1857  (c), 
M.A.,  1867. 

King,  A.,  B.A.,  1880. 

Kingston,  TVm.,  M.A.  ( e ),  1859. 
Knight,  A.  G.,  B.A.,  1873. 

Koyl,  C.  H.,  B.A.,  1877. 

L. 

Laing,  J., B.A. ,  1871,  M. A., 1874. 
Lambly,  Osborn,  B.A. ,  1864  (c), 
M.A.,'  1868. 

Law,  W.  H.,  B.A.,  1860. 

Lazier,  Stephen  F.,  B. A.,  1860, 
M.A.,  1864. 

Le  Barre,  S.  F.,  B.A.,  1874. 
Logan,  J.  B.,  M.A.  ( d ),  1858. 
Longley,  Ben.,  B. A.,  1874  [btSsc). 
Lowe,  Wm.  Henry,  B.A.,  1863. 
Lumsden,  TVm.  M.A.,  ( d ),  1862. 

M. 

Madge,  Wm.  TV.,  B.A.,  1880. 
Mallett,  Richard,  B.A.,  1872. 
Manning,  Thomas.  B.  A.,  1874. 
Marceau,  W.  F.,  B.A.,  1874  (a). 
Hasten,  Corn.  A.,  B.A.,  1879(a). 
Meacham,  G.  M. ,  B.A.*  1860, 
M.A.,  1872. 

Metcalf,  TVm.  F.,  B.A.,  1863. 
Miller,  A  ,  B.A.,  1880. 

Mills,  George  G.,  B.A.,  1878. 
Mills,  Jas.,  B.  A.,  1868  (a),  M.A., 
1868. 

Milne,  Andrew,  B.  A.,  1865,  M.A., 

1871. 

Montgomery,  Henry,  M.A. , 
B.S.C.,  1880. 

Montgomery,  R.  A  ,  B.A.  1857. 
Moore,  J.  B.A.,  1869  (c),  M.A., 

1872. 


540 


GRADUATES  IN  ARTS. 


Moore,  A.  C.,  B.A. ,  1876. 

Morden,  T.  E.,  R.A.,  1868. 

Morrison,  Wrn.  Fred. B. A.,  1863, 
M.A.,  1S68. 

Morrow,  Edward,  B.A. ,  1862, 
M.A  ,  1867. 

Morrow,  John,  B.A.,  J875. 

Moyer,  Peter  E.  W.,  B.A, ,  1S65, 
M.A.,  1869. 

Munson,  Fred.  A.,  B.S. ,  1S78. 

Munson,  J.  H.  D. ,  B.A.,  1878. 

Me. 

MacBride,  Dugald,  B. A.,  1871. 

MacFadden,  W.  H.,  B.A.,  1871. 

Maekie,  Wm.  B.A.  ( e ),  1865. 

Macdaren,  J.  J.,  B. A.,  1862  (a), 
M.A. ,  1866. 

MacMullen,  Harvard  C.,  B.A., 
1866. 

MaePherson,  Moses  H.,  B.A., 
1869,  M.A.,  1872. 

McCaughey,  S.  G.  M.A.,  1858. 

McClatchie,  Alfred,  B.A.,  1863, 
M.A.,  1868. 

McClive,  Wm.  H.,  B.A.,  1861(c), 
M.A.,  1S68. 

McCullough,  Wm.  S.,B.  A.,  1864, 

.M.A.,  1871. 

McDonald,  Walter  R.,  B.A.  ( e ), 
1856. 

McHenr}f,  D.  C.,  B.A.,  1873  (6), 
M.A..  1876. 

McKenzie,  B.  E. ,  B.A.,  (6),  1877. 

McNaughton,  T. ,  B.A.  (e),  M.A. 
1872. 

N. 

Nelles,  S.  S.,  D.D.,  M.A.,  (e),1862 

Nelles,  Wm.  W.,  M.A.  ( e ),  1858. 

Neville,  Cyrus  A.,  B.A.,  1865, 
(a),  M.A.,  1868. 

Nugent,  F.  S.,  B.A.,  1873  (c). 

O. 

Odium,  Edward,  B.A.,  1879. 

Ormiston,  W.,  D.D.,  B.A.,  1848, 
M.A. ,  1856. 

P. 

Parker,  Wm.  R.,  B.A,,  1858  (c), 
M.A.,  1868. 

Parlow,  Edward,  B.A.,  1865. 

Payne,  Wm.  L.,  B.A.,  1867, 
M.A.,  1872. 

Pearen,  James,  B.A. ,  1872. 

Peck,  Wellington  J.,  B.A.,  1880. 

Perrin,  Daniel,  B.A.,  1861. 

Petch,  J.,  B.A.,  1877. 

Peterson,  Alex.  Edw.  W.,  B.A., 
1879 

Peterson,  An.  M.,  B.A.,  1872. 

Peterson,  C.  W.,  B.A.,  1874. 

Pettett,  Jonathan,  B.A,,  1S66, 
MA,  1869. 

Phillips,  Sylvanus,  B.A.,  1878. 

Philp,  John,  B.A.,  1861,  M.A., 

1875. 

Pollard,  Wm.,  B.A.,  1873. 

Punshon,  W.  M.,  M.A.  (e)  1868. 

Purslow,  A.,  B.A.,  1877,  M.A., 
1880. 


R. 

Ravoill,  John  (Win.,  B.A.,  1869 
(6),  M.  A. ,  1872. 

Reynar,  A.  H.,  B.  A.,  1862  (6cfcc), 
M.A.,  1869. 

Rice,  Henry  L  ,  B.A.,  1878. 
Riddell,  Wm.,  B.A  ,  1874,  B.Sc., 

1876. 

Robertson,  J.  F.,  M.A.  ( d )  1857. 
Robinson,  Edward,  B.A.  ( e )  1860. 
Robson,  David,  B.A. ,  1870  (c). 
Rogers,  Josiah  H.,B.  A.,  1866,  (a). 
Rose,  John  E.,  B.A.,  1864,  M.A., 
1867. 

Ross,  J.  R.,B.A.,  (c)  1872.  M.  A., 
1873. 

Ross,  Jas.  S.,  B.A.,  1875,  M.A., 
1880. 

Rowsom,  W.  H.,  B.  A.,  1868. 
Roy,  James,  B.A.,  1868  (d), 
M.  A. ,  1871. 

Rupert,  Ed.  S.,  B.A.,  1861, 
M.A.,  1867. 

Russell,  A.  L. ,  B. A.,  1870,  (a), 
M.A.,  1874. 

Ryckman,  Edward  B.,  B.  A. ,  1855 
(c),  M.A.,  1868. 

S. 

Salmon,  J.,  B.A.,  1862. 

Sangster, John  H.,M.  A.  (d)  1861. 
Saunders,  John,  B.  A.,  1871, M.A  , 
1880. 

Scanlon,  Mark,  B.A.,  1860. 
Schofield,  Wm.  H.,  B.A  ,  1862, 
M.A.,  1867. 

Scott,  Wm.  Edward,  B.A.,  1861. 
Scott,  John,  B.A.,  1868,  M.A., 

1877. 

Shaler,  H.  H.,  B.A.,  1868. 

Shaw,  Robert,  B.A.,  1863. 

Shaw,  Wm.  Isaac,  B.A  ,  1861, 
M.A.,  1878. 

Sheply,  Geo.  F.,  B.A.,  1872  (a), 
M.A.,  1875. 

Shoemaker,  Thos.  F.,  B.  A.,  1859. 
Sifton,  A.  L.,  B.A.,  1880. 

Sifton,  Clifford,  B.A.,  1880  (a). 
Smith,  James,  B.A.  («),  1876. 
Smith,  Louis  C.,  B.A,,  1876. 
Smith,  Lyman  C.,  B.A.  (a),  1877. 
Smoke,  Samuel  C.,  B.A.,  1879. 
Sparling,  Jos.  W. ,  B. A.,  1871, 
M.A. ,  1874. 

Sparling,  G.  B.,  B.A.,  1876, 
M.A.,  1879. 

Sparling,  Wm.  H.,  B.  A.,  1879. 
Spencer,  James,  M.A.  ( d ),  1863. 
Springer,  O.,  B.A.,  1846. 

Squier,  W.  R.,  B.A.,  1864,  (a). 
Stafford,  Ezra  Adams,  B.  A.,  1880. 
Stark,  John  D.,  B.A.,  1864, 
M.A. ,  1S67. 

Starr,  R.  H.,  B.A.,  1864  (6), 
M.A.,  1S67. 

Stephens,  Alfred  M.,  B.A.,  1865. 
Stevenson,  Eph.  B. ,  B.A.,  1879. 
Stewart,  George,  B.Sc.,  1880. 


Stickle,  Chas.  W.,  B.A.,  1866 
(£),  M.A.,  1869. 

Sutherland,  Donald  G.,  B.A., 

1859,  M.A.,  1867. 

Switzer,  P.  A.,  B.A.,  1872  ( b ), 
M.A.,  1876. 

Switzer,  V.,  B.A. ,  1874. 

T. 

Tew,  Henry,  B.A. ,  1860. 

Tilley,  Wm.  E. ,  B.A.,  1875, 
M.A.,  1878. 

Thomas,  James  A.  B  ,  B.A. ,1879. 
Treineer,  James,  B.A.,  1879. 

w. 

Wager,  N.,  B.A.,  1880. 

Wallace,  Samuel,  B. A.,  1866. 
Wallbrklge,  Asa  F.,  B.A.  (e), 

1860,  M.A.,  1870. 

Ward,  Jos.,  B.A.,  1877. 
Washington,  George,  B.A.,  1860, 

M  A.,  1871. 

Washington,  Wm.  C.,  B.A.,  1863, 
M.A.,  1868. 

Washington,  E.  S.,  B.A.,  1869. 
Wass,  J.  Barclay,  B.A.,  1869, 
M.A.,  1873. 

Watson,  Wm.  C.,  B.A.,  1863, 
M.A.,  1867. 

Watson,  Geo.  H.,  B.A.,  1871  (c). 
Whitney,  W.  A.,  B.A. ,  1S60, 
M.A.,  1864. 

Whiting,  J.  L.,  B.A.,  1873,  (a). 
Whittington,  Robt.,  B.A.,  1879. 
Wilbor,  A.  D.,  M.A.  (d),  -1859. 
Wilkinson,  J.  Miles,  B.A.,  1880. 
Wilkinson, W.,B.  A.,  1868,  M.A., 
1871. 

Willoughby,  N.  R.,  B.A.,  1860, 
M.A. ,  1867. 

Williams,  Richard  W.,  B.  A. , 
1863. 

Wilmot,  John  C.,  B.A. ,  1864, 
M.A.,  1868. 

Wilson,  John,  M.A.  (e),  1857. 
Wilson,  James  G.,  M.A.  ( d ), 
1859. 

Wilson,  J.,  B.A.,  1S67. 

Wilson,  Richard  Wornall,  B.A  , 
1871  (a),  M.A.,  1874. 
Withrow,  W.  H.,  M.  A.,  (c),  1867. 
Wood,  S.  G.,  B.A.,  1858. 

Wood,  R.  E.,  B.A.,  1873. 
Workman,  Geo.  C.,  B.A.,  1875, 
M.A.,  1878. 

Wortley,  J.  Robt.,  B.A  ,  1879. 
Wright,  W.  P.,  B.A.,  1848. 
Wright,  George,  B.A.,  1862, 
M.A.',  1867. 

Wright,  John  Adelbert,  B.A., 
1870  (6). 

Y. 

Youmans,  John  Ryerson,  B.A., 
1863,  M.A.,  1868. 

Young,  George,  B.A.,  1862,  M.A., 
1866. 

Young,  R.  W.,  B.A.,  1S72,  M.A., 
1875. 


VICTORIA  COLLEGE. 


541 


GRADUATES  IN  MEDICINE. 


(a)  Gold  Medallist. 


( b )  Silver  Medallist. 


(d.)  Ad  evndem. 


A. 

Abbott,  J.  T.,  1S72. 
Adams,  Thos. ,  B.A.,  ’68. 
Agnew,  J.  R..,  1867. 
Aikman,  R.  P. ,  1868. 
Aikman,  C.  M.,  1862. 
Alain,  S  ,  1879. 

Alfred,  R.  H.,  1S62. 
Alexander,  Walter,  1877. 
Alexander,  Robt.,  1875. 
Allard,  Prime,  1875. 
Allen,  Robert,  1869. 
Allison,  Samuel,  1862. 
Allworth,  Ed.,  1861. 
Alway,  James  W.,  1863. 
Ames,  F.  H.  S.,  1880. 
Anderson,  Wm.,  1858. 
Anderson,  Wm.,  1869. 
Annand,  Geo.,  M.A.,’70. 
Archambault,  Joseph  S., 
1868. 

Archambault,  Gedeon, 
1869. 

Archambault,  Gaspard, 
1873. 

Armstrong,  T  M.,  ’80. 
Armstrong,  John,  1S67. 
Atkinson,  Ed.  L.,  1866. 
Aubin,  W.  E.,  1879. 
Aubuchon,  Simeon,  ’69. 
Aubry,  Alph.  D.,  1873. 
Auclair,  L.  Z.,  1879. 
Ayles worth,  R  .  B  ,1867. 
Aylesworth,  Geo.  M. , 
1869. 

B. 

Bachand,  Leonidas  C., 
1878. 

Bailey,  T.  L.,  1857. 
Bain,  James,  1860. 
Baird,  John,  1861. 

Bald,  Wm.,  1869. 
Barclay,  T.  S.,  1872. 
Barr,  John,  1866. 
Barrett,  Michael,  1855. 
Barrick,  E.  I.,  1866. 
Basil,  F.  X.,  1877. 

Bass,  Cyrus,  1863. 
Bebeaud,  J.  G. ,  1878(d). 
Beamish,  W.,  I860. 
Beaton,  A.  H.,  1864. 
Beatty,  Thomas,  1856. 
Beaudet,  1ST.,  1880. 
Beaudry,  Joseph  A.,  ’78. 
Beaudry,  Od.,  1877. 
Beaudry,  George,  1873. 
Beaupie,  W.  C.  H.,  ’80. 
Beaupre,  Louis,  1872. 
Beausoleil,  Jos.  M,,  ’80. 
Belanger,  Ulric,  1871. 
Belanger,  Theopli.,  ’75. 
Belcourt,  O.  E.,  1880. 
Beliveau,  Henri,  186S. 
Bell,  Samuel,  1871. 
Bellemare,  E.,  1879. 


Bellemarre,  Maxime,  ’70. 
Benliam,  Geo.  E.,  1864. 
Benoist,  L.,  1867. 
Benson,  Ed  ,  1866. 
Bentley,  John,  1855. 
Bergeron,  Jos.  E. ,  1880. 
Bergeron,  J.  N. ,  1879. 
Bergeron,  Pierre,  1870. 
Bergeron,  S.  E.,  1880. 
Berryman,  C.  V.,  M.A. , 
1857. 

Bertlielot,  J.  E.,  1874. 
Biggar,  Geo.,  1862. 
Biggar,  Robert  H.,  ’66. 
Bingham,  G.  W.,  1855. 
Blackstock,  W.  H.,  ’67. 
Blake,  Warren  H.,  1861. 
Blondin,  Jos.,  1SS0. 
Boddington,  Geo.,  1867. 
Boileau,  Jules  M.,  1S75. 
Boissy,  Edouard,  1869. 
Bonar,  David,  1862. 
Bonnell,  E.  O.,  1866. 
Bouchard,  J.  B.,  1877. 
Boucher,  L.  G.  E  ,  1879. 
Boucher,  Robt.  P.,  1869. 
Boudrias,  Louis,  1870. 
Bourret,  Lou.  J. ,  1876. 
Bourque,  Lou.  1ST.,  1876. 
Bowen,  C.  A.,  1858. 
Bowman,  Isaac,  1861. 
Bowman,  Benjamin,  ’61. 
Bowman,  John  D.,  1865. 
Boyle,  W.  S.,  1872. 
Bradley,  — .,  1863. 
Brent,  Harry,  1872. 
Brereton,  W.  I.,  1871. 
Brett,  R.  J.,  1874. 
Brewster,  Nath. ,  ’73(d). 
Bridgman,  Irwin,  1867. 
Brissette,  Alf.,  1876. 
Brisson,  Alf.  Th.,  1876. 
Brock,  LI.  W.,  1862. 
Brodeur,  Lactance,  1868. 
Brodeur,  Raphael,  1873. 
Brossard,  Henri,  1877. 
Brossoit,  Alfred,  1874. 
Brosseau,  Alfred,  1867. 
Brouillet,  V.  E.,  1874. 
Brown,  B.  P.,  1862. 
Brown,  John,  1864. 
Brown,  E.  T. ,  1867. 
Brown,  Georgo,  1869. 
Brown,  Miles,  1871. 
Browning,  J.  W.,  1867. 
Brun,  Edmond,  1875. 
Brunelle,  J.  A.  S. ,  1875. 
Brunet,  M.  L.,  1874. 
Brunet,  Narc,  1876. 
Brunskill,  Thomas,  1868 
Bryning,  Jos.  V.,  1863. 
Buchanan,  O.  R.  G.  1867 
Buck,  Anson,  1861. 
Buckham,  T.  S.  R. ,  1866 
Bull,  Edward,  1855. 
Bull,  Francis,  1855. 


(c)  Honorary. 

Buller,  Frank,  1869. 
Bulrner,  T.  S.,  1867. 
Burkhart,  J.  L.,  1874. 
Burkholder,  Isaac,  1863 
Burnham,  George,  1867. 
Burque,  Joseph,  1876. 
Burteh,  John,  1859. 
Byers,  John  N. ,  1869. 

c.  , 

Caldwell,  William,  1S74 
Camireau,  Olivier,  1871. 
Campbell,  A.  W.,  1880. 
Campbell,  Dennis  YV.,  ’55 
Campbell,  L.  C. ,  1872. 
Canniff,  Wm.,  1859. 
Carbert,  Joseph,  1856. 
Carigan,  Jos.  L.,  1880. 
Carlyle,  James,  1864. 
Carreau,  J.  A.,  1875. 
Carroll,  Daniel  W.,  1860 
Carroll,  John  A.,  1869. 
Carter,  Thomas,  1869. 
Carter,  — .,  1872. 

Carter,  Robert,  1872. 
Cartier,  Paul,  1872. 
Cartier,  Ant.,  1877. 
Carriere,  Phileas,  1872. 
Casgrain,  Pierre  F.,  1875 
Cash,  EJward  L. ,  1871. 
Castleman,  W.  A.,  1856. 
Caugliill,  Clarke,  1856. 
Caw,  David,  1859. 

Caw,  William,  1864. 
Chagnon,  Phileas,  1870. 
Ghagnon,  R.  B.,  1879. 
Cham  berlain ,  Chas.  ,1863 
Chamberlain,  A.  H.  ,1867 
Champagne,  Arist.  ,1875 
Charbonneau,  Jos  ,  1874 
Charbonneau,  Olivier,  ’78 
Charette,  Ignace,  1870. 
Charlebois,  Laurent,  ’77. 
Charoux,  Vit  ,  1877. 
Chevalier,  Joseph,  1875. 
Cholet,  Hill,  1876. 
Choquette,  Henri,  1868. 
Christie,  R.  IvL,  1867. 
Christoe,  W.  S.,  1866. 
Clark,  Daniel,  1858. 
Clarke,  Joseph,  1861. 
Clarke,  Robert  B  ,  1866. 
Clarke,  James  F. ,  1867. 
Clarke,  John,  1876. 
Clemens,  G.  II.,  1880. 
Clement,  Lewis,  1864. 
Clements,  John,  1860. 
Cluxton,  Fred.  C.,  1871 
Coderre,  J .  Emery,  78,  (d) 
Cockburn,  Wm.,  1864. 
Colver,  A.  J.,  1862. 
Comeau,  Joseph,  1873. 
Comfort,  John  H.,  1862. 
Comfort,  Wm  A.,  1865. 
Comiro,  A.  O.,  1880. 
Compeau,  Bas.,  1876. 


Conlombe,  W. ,  1880. 
Contois,  Zoel,  1875. 
Cook,  A.  H.,  1861. 
Cook,  George,  1864 
Corbeille,  Louis,  1870. 
Corbett,  Robert  A.,  1860 
Corbett,  S.  C.  1867. 
Cornwall,  V.  C.,  1867. 
Corson,  Jno.  W..  ’57  (a) 
Corson,  Wm.  C.,  ’57  (a) 
Corson,  Adam  C.,  1864. 
Cote,  C.,  1879. 

Cote,  A.  T.,  1879. 

Cote,  Victor,  1876. 
Couillard,  Pierre  L.,  75 
Conlombe,  Ch.  Jer.,  72. 
Coulter,  Chas.  L.,  1869. 
Coutu,  Octave,  1873. 
Coventry,  John,  1866. 
Cowen,  James,  1861. 
Crandall,  Byron,  1864., 
Crawford,  Allan,  1870. 
Cremin,  Daniel,  1862 
Crooker,  Titus  C.,  1861. 
Curry,  R.  C.,  1857. 

,  D. 

Dafoe,  P.  V.,  1864. 
Dagenais,  Adolphe,  1872 
Dagenais,  Alphonse,  ’67 
Dame,  Augustus  F.,  70 
Dansereau,  Elzear,  1869 
Dansereau,  Pierre E.,  71 
Davidson,  Peter,  1859. 
Davidson,  J.  G. ,  1862. 
Dean,  Noble  A.,  1860. 
Dean,  M.  M.  P.,  1867. 
Decow,  Abraham,  1870. 
De  Evylin,  John,  1858. 
De  Evylin,  J.  A.,  1866. 
De  Grandpre,  A.  J.  IT. , 
1879. 

De  Grandpre,  L. ,  1879. 
DeGrassi,  A.  W.  J.,  ’67. 
Deguise,  Joseph  B.,  70. 
De  Laval  Thyernay, 

G.  A.,  1879. 

De  Laval  Thiernay, 

M.  E.,  1679. 
Delvecchio,  A.,  1867. 
Demers,  Jos.  A  ,  1868. 
Demers,  Fred.,  1872. 
Demers,  G.,  1874. 
Demers,  Avila,  1S74. 
Desautels,  Alfred,  1873. 
Desjardins,  Henri,  1S71. 
Desjardins,  L.  E.,  1873. 
Desjardins,  S.,  1879. 
Desloges,  Jos.  A  ,  1870. 
Desmarteau,  N.  B.,  1872 
Desnoyers,Dontagne,  78 
Desorcy,  Charles,  1874. 
Despars,  Fr.,  1877. 
Desroehe,  Isr.,  1877. 
Desrosiers,  L.  J.  P  ,  ’72. 
Desrosiers,  N.,  1875. 


542 


GRADUATES  IN  MEDICINE. 


De  St.  George,  Alfred, 
1870. 

De  Vandreuil,  L  ,  1880. 
Diamond,  J.  S.,  1868. 
Dibble,  David  W.,  1861 
Dick,  Wineeslas,  1S71. 
Dickson,  J.  F„  1880. 
Disher,  J.  C. ,  1864. 
Dixon,  J.,  1857. 
Donnelly,  J.,  1857. 
Dorland,  Peter  V.  B.,  ’56 
D’Orsonncns,  Th.,  1878 
(d). 

Dorval,  Arthur,  1874. 
Douglas,  J.  S..  1866. 
Douglas,  A.,  1874.  ( b ). 
Douglass,  John  G.,  1863. 
Douquette,  E.  E.,  1879. 
Downey,  Win.  S. ,  M.A., 
1865. 

Drainville,  D.,  1868. 
Drake,  W.  A  ,  1857. 
Dube,  Pierre  C.,  1876.  ^ 
Ducharme,  Joseph,  1867 
Dufort,  Tancrede,  1872. 
Duliaut,  Geo.  J.,  1873. 
Duncan,  A.  C. ,  1862. 
Dupuis,  Julien,  1872. 
Durocher,  L.  B.,  1879. 
Dutizac,  Z.  0.,  1867. 
Duval,  Arthur,  1874. 
Duval,  Saluste,  1876. 

E. 

Earl,  Ezra  M.,  1862. 
Edmundson,  Robert, 
1866  (6). 

Edwards,  Henry,  1856. 
Elie,  J.  A.  M.,  1879. 
Emery,  Robert,  1857. 
Ernes,  S.  P.,  1862. 
Etheir,  M.,  1874. 
Esnouf,  Cyrille,  1875. 

F. 

Fafard,  Ch.  1872. 
Fafard,  Norbert,  1873. 
Fafard,  Telesph,  1876. 
Fagnan,  Benjamin,  1871 
Falcon,  Z.,  1879. 

Fares,  0.  W.,  1864. 
Fauteux,  Emile,  1875. 
Ferguson,  John,  1864. 
Ferguson,  J.  P.,  1872. 
Ferrier,  D.  W.,  1S67. 
Ferron,  Wilhrod,  1869. 
Ferron,  Edward,  1874. 
Fielding,  James,  1868. 
Filiatrault,  Ch.  M.,  1872 
Filiatrault,  Flavian,  75 
Fiset,  George  M.,  1877. 
Fiset,  Phillipe,  1878. 
Fisher,  E.  J.  T.,  1867. 
Fitzsimons,  George,  ’59. 
Fleak,  H.  C.,  1858. 
Fleming,  Neil,  1862. 
Fleming,  D.  G.,  1868. 
Fleury,  A.  F.,  1879. 
Flock,  C.  W.,  1856. 
Flock,  John  R. ,  1858. 
Fontaine,  Marc,  1875. 
Forbes,  George,  1863. 
Ford,  Adam  E.,  1855. 


Forte,  R.  W.,  1879. 
Fortier,  Cyrille,  1877. 
Fortier,  L.,  1879. 

Fortin,  Phil.,  1877. 
Foster,  Moffitt,  1865. 
Foucher,  A.  A.,  1879. 
Fowler,  Robert,  1864  ( d ). 
Fox,  Antony,  1867. 
Franklin,  Byron,  1856. 
Fraser,  James,  B.,  1869. 
Fraser,  John,  1871. 

Freel,  S.  L.,  1872. 
French,  Wm.  W. ,  1869. 
Fulton,  John,  1863  (a). 
Fyfe,  Joseph  A.,  1865. 

G. 

Gaboury,  Ulric,  1872. 
Gaboury,  Tancrede,  1873 
Gaboury,  Jos.  R.  1873. 
Gadboise,  Antoine,  1871 
Gagnon,  Joseph,  1872. 
Galian,  Beresford  J.  71. 
Gaillardet,  Phillippe,  78 
Galbraith,  .J.  J.,  ’80  (d). 
Garriepy,  Joseph,  1876. 
Garneau,  Adolphe,  1868 
Gates,  Edward  H.,  1859. 
Gates,  Edward  H. ,  1866. 
Gatien,  Felix,  1871. 
Gauchier,  Louis  Jean,  78 
Gaudet,  E.  Th.  1879. 
Gaudet,  Fidele,  1875. 
Gauthier,  A.,  1880. 
Gauthier,  C.L.  S.,  79. 
Geikie,  Walter  B., 
1859,  (d). 

Germain,  Avit,  1873. 
Germain,  Alex.,  1874. 
Germain,  J.  L.,  1879. 
Gervais,  Emery,  1869. 
Ghent,  B.  1857. 
Gillespie,  Donald,  1860. 
Gingras,  Isaac,  1868. 
Girard,  G.  H.,  1880. 
Girouard,  M.  J.,  1879. 
Giroux,  Joseph,  1877. 
Giroux,  Pierre  M.,  1869. 
Gladu,  Alphonse,  1867. 
Glasgow,  Sinclair  H., 
1878. 

Godin,  Arsene,  1878. 
Glendinning,  J.  I.,  1SS0 
Goldsmith,  P.  D.,  1868. 
Gordon,  J.,  1880. 
Gosselin,  Vin.,  1872. 
Gosselin,  Pierre,  1875. 
Gouin,  Louis  J.  E  ,  1871 
Gowan,  Robert,  1866. 
Gowans,  W.  B.,  1857. 
Goyer,  O.,  1879. 
Graham,  Wm.  J.,  1867. 
Graham,  Alex.  1869. 
Grange,  C.  D.,  1868: 
Grange,  James,  1860. 
Grant,  John,  1861. 
Greer,  T.  N.,  1880. 
Grenier,  Laurent,  1871. 
Grey,  John  G.,  1855. 
Grondin,  Gregoire  M., 
1871. 

Grondin,  Henri,  1876. 
Guestin,  M.  A.,  1879. 


Guignon,  Wilfred,  1877. 
Guillemont,  Eugene,  75 
Gustin,  E.  W.,  1855. 

H. 

Hagerman,  W.  C.,  1871. 
Halley,  George,  1869. 
Hamill,  W.  E.,  1880. 
Hamilton,  C.  A.,  '80(d). 
Haney,  H.  R.,  1857. 
Hanly,  John,  1869. 
Hardy,  Jules,  1871. 
Harley,  Benjamin,  1866 
Harrison,  Wm.  T. ,  1869 
Harvey,  John,  1860. 
Havel,  Victor,  1874. 
Hawkesworth,  Easton. 
1856. 

Playnes,  Thomas  S.,  70. 
Hebert,  Andre,  1878. 
Hebert,  Louis  D. ,  1874. 
Hebert,  Avila,  1876. 
Henderson,  Walter,  ’69. 
Henry,  Samuel  M.,  ’68. 
Plepworth,  Wm.  H.,  ’69 
Heroux,  Horace,  1872. 
Herriman,  E.  A.,  1860. 
Hetu,  O.  P.,  1875. 
Hickey,  Reuben  I., 
B.A.,  1857. 

Hingston,  — . ,  1878,  (d) 
Hobley,  Thomas,  1875. 
Hodgskin,  Thos.  J.,  ’62 
Holmes,  T.  A.,  1867. 
Hopkins,  Eph.  L.,  1875. 
Hornibrook,  Edw. .  1861 
Howell,  James  Bruce, 
1878.  ( d ). 

Howell,  Wm.  A.,  1860. 
Hoyt,  John  Jay,  1865. 
Hudson,  Samuel,  1871. 
Hughes,  Samuel L.,  1866 
Hughson,  W.  A.,  1868. 
Hunter,  J.  B. ,  1880. 
Hurtubise,  Eustache,’69 
Hutton,  James,  1863. 

I. 

Imeson,  A.,  1856. 

J. 

Jackson,  Donald,  1863. 
Jakeway,  Chas.  E.,  1871 
Jarvis,  Joseph,  1867. 
Jeannotte,  H.,  1874. 
Jenigor,  E.  C.,  1879. 
Jeffers,  W.  C.,  1867. 
Johnson,  James,  1859. 
Johnson,  JosiahB.,  1866 
Johnson,  W.  H. .  1873. 
Johnston,  J.  B.,  1864. 
Johnstone,  Jas.  K.,1S70 
Jolley,  John,  1865. 
Jones,  Charles  A.,  1866 

K. 

Keagy,  David,  1867. 
Keating,  Thomas,  1861. 
Ivefftr,  Thomas  D.,  1866 
Kennedy,  J.  T.,  1864  (if) 
Kennedy,  Augus,  1S76. 
Kerr,  B.  S.,  1867. 
Kicrnan,  Thomas,  1869. 


King,  John  S.,  1879.  . 
King,  S.  A.,  1867. 

King,  Frank,  1868. 
Kingston,  Jno.  Jas.  1869 
Kirkland,  Arch.  S.,1869 
Kirkpariek,  John, 1874. 
Knowllys,  Culling  E., 
1863. 

Kobillard,  Jas.,  1880. 

L. 

Labadie,  Felix,  1878. 
Labarre,  LudgerGenest, 
1870. 

Laberge,  Louis,  1874. 
Laberge,  Philemon,  1871 
Lacerte,  G.  A.  1879. 
Lacerte,  I.  O.,  1879. 
Lachapelle,  Emmanuel, 
1869. 

Lachapelle,  Severin,  1 874 
Lachapelle,  F.  X.,1879. 
Lafarge,  Jos.  E.,  1880. 
Laferriere,  A.,  1868. 
Lafleche,  F.  X.  R.,  1879. 
Lafontaine,  M.  G.,1879. 
Lafortune,  J.  A  ,  1879. 
La  Forest,  G.  L.,  1879 
Lafreniere,  G.  D.,  1873. 
Lalonde,  Emery,  1873. 
Lalonde,  E.  C.,  1879. 
Lamarehe,  Adolphe,  ’74 
Lambert,  Julien  T.  ,1878 
Lambert,  Octavien,  1876 
Lamontagne,  Wm. ,  1869 
Lamoureux,  Stanislas, 
1874. 

Lanctot,  Joseph,  1869. 
Landerkin,  George,  1862 
Lane,  Wm.  W,,  1861. 
Langstaff,  Lev, -is,  1858. 
Langstaff,  James,  1876. 
Lanthier,  Hor.,  1876. 
Lapalme,  Leon  A.,  1878 
La  Porte,  A.,  1867. 

La  Porte,  J.  B.,  1S72. 
Laramee,  Alfred,  1879. 
Larne,  Omer,  1872. 
Laroche,  Z.,  1879. 
LaRoque,  C.  L.  H.,  1880 
Laroque,  Emile,  1875. 
Laroque,  Henri,  1872. 
Larose,  Alfred,  1869. 
Lassisseraye,  A.  P.,  1875 
Latourneau,  G.  E.,  1879 
Laurendeau,  J.  O.  A., ’79 
Laurendeau,  Joel,  1874. 
Laurin,  Victor,  1872. 
Lavalle,  Am.,  1877. 
Lavallie,  L.  O.,  1880. 
Laviolette,  Gustave, '70. 
Law,  W.  H. ,  B.A.,  ’66. 
Law,  T.  V.,  1872. 
Lawrence,  Robert,  1871. 
Leblanc,  J.  A.,  1S79. 
Leduc,  Joseph  G.,  1874. 
Leduc,  J.  P.,  1875. 
Lefaivre,  A.  A.,  1879. 
Leger,  Joseph  A.,  1875. 
Legris,  Charles,  1871. 
Legris,  M.  J.  E.,  1879. 
Lemaltie,  Auger,  L.J.A., 
1879. 


VICTORIA  COLLEGE. 


543 


Lemire,  Eustache,  1867. 
Lemon,  B.  H.,  1867. 
Leonard,  Roch,  1876. 
Leprohon,  Jas.  L..  1878. 
Lesage,  Ed.,  1873. 
Lesage,  Arthur,  1876. 
Letourneau,  Aug.  ,1875. 
Lindsay,  W.  B.,  1869. 
Ling,  George  W. ,  1866. 
Loyd,  A.  C.,  1864. 
Loyd,  R.  E.  1868. 

Long,  William,  1871. 
Longpre,  Ant.,  1877. 
Longtin,  S.  A.,  1868. 
Longtin,  Ismael,  1876. 
Loughead,  G.  D.,  1868. 
Lount,  Gabriel,  1S67. 
Lovekin,  Jas.  P. ,  1871. 
Luby,  Walter,  1869. 
Lumley,  Wm.,  1870. 
Lund,  Richard,  1860. 
Lundy,  David  W.,  1865 
Lundy,  Wm.  C.,  1867. 
Lusk,  Charles  H.,  1867. 
Lutz,  Calvin,  1S68. 

M. 

Madore,  Godefroi,  1870. 
Majeau,  Alf.,  1874. 
Malo,  G.  N.,  1879. 
Mancotel,  Alf.,  1877. 
Mann,  P.  M.,  1858. 
Manseau,  Gideon,  1875. 
Manson,  John,  1866. 
Marchessaul,  Tancrede, 
1869. 

Marier,  P.  E.,  1879. 
Mark,  Ed.,  1872  (d). 
Marlatt,  R.  C.,  1867. 
Marlatt,  Jonath.  W.,’59. 
Marotte,  Antoine,  1868. 
Marquis,  Duncan,  1867. 
Martel,  Dosithee,  1868. 
Martel,  Louis  J.,  1873. 
Mathieu,  J.  E.  V.,  1879. 
Martin,  Caleb  E.,  1856. 
Martineau,  Simeon,  ’70. 
Mason,  W.  J. ,  1858. 
Masse,  L.  A.,  1879. 
Messecar,  A.  J. ,  1864. 
Mattliieu,  Arthur,  1872. 
Maudeslev,  Hrnry,  1865 
May,  Samuel  P. ,  1853. 
Meacham,  Walter  W., 
1869. 

Meagher,  H.  Alf.,  1877. 
Mearns,  John,  1869. 
Merrick,  Edgar,  1864. 
Merrill,  Henri,  1876. 
Metherill,  Geo.  W.,  ’59. 
Meible,  H, ,  1880. 
Meuniey  Alfred,  1869. 
Meunier,  Paul,  1872. 
Mignault,  Pierre  B.  ’69. 
Mignault,  Victor,  1871. 
Mignault,  Zoel,  1872. 
Millar,  A.  H. ,  1864. 
Miller,  Wm.  H.,  1860. 
Milne,  G.  L.,  1880. 
Mills,  John  B.,  1866. 
Millward,  W.  E.,  1864. 
Mitchell,  Chas.  T.,  1863. 
Mitchell,  Arch.,  1864. 


|  Mitchell,  David,  1869. 
j  Moreau,  Hippolyte,1869 
Moore  Samuel,  1866. 
Moorhouse,  Henry,  ’71. 
Moquiu,  Victor,  1874. 
Moreau,  G.  Th.,  1880. 
Morrow,  Robert,  1864. 
Mousseau,  Octave,  1871 
Mousseau,  F.  X.,  1874. 
Mullen,  J.  A.,  1857. 
Mullin,  John  A.,  1859. 
Mulloy,  Nelson,  1S66. 
Munns,  W.  A.,  1864. 
Munro,  Edwin.  1S74. 
Munro,  L. ,  1S80. 
Munro,  Pierre,  1878. 
Munroe,  Neil,  1864. 
Muter,  Peter  Johnston, 
1866. 

Me. 

!  McAllister,  Lacklin,’68. 

■  McAlpine,  John,  1875. 

1  McBean,  David,  B.  A., 
1867. 

\  McBrien,  IV.  F. ,  1864. 
McCallum,  George  A., 
1866. 

McCamus,  Wm.,  1869. 
McCandless,  Francis,  ’60 
McCarroll,  Rev.  John, 
1879. 

McCausland,  Marshall 
B.,  1860. 

McClinton,  Nathaniel, 
1865. 

McCollum,  J.S.,  1862  (a). 
McCrea,  C.  A.,  1867. 
McCrea,  James  N.,  1859 
McCullagli,  John  J., ’62. 
McCully,  Jonathan,  ’66. 
McDermitt,  James,  1870 
McDonald,  A.  B.,  1867. 
McDonald,  C.,  1880. 
McDonald,  J.  D. ,  1867. 
McDonald,  Samuel,  1866 
Macdonald,  D.,  1873. 
Macdonald,  D  F,  1874. 
Macdonnell,  J.  R.  D., 
1872. 

McGarvin,  Nelson,  1856 
McGregor,  Jas.  H.,  1866 
McGregor,  Wm.,  1861. 
Mclnnes,  Loftus  R.,’63. 
McIntyre,  D.  C.,  1857. 
McIntyre,  Robert,  1862. 
McKay,  Andrew,  1871. 
McKay,  H.  M.,  1867. 
McKay,  James,  1858. 
McKechie,  W. ,  1880. 
McKeown,  John,  1866. 
McKerracher,  Alex., ’63. 
McKinnon,  Angus,  1864. 
McLarty,  Duncan,  1867. 
McLaughlin,  Wm. ,  1 862. 
McLay,  Archibald,  1868. 
McLay  Peter  W.,  1870. 
McLean,  P.,  1874  (a). 
McLeod,  H.  M.,  1864. 
McMahon,  James,  1876. 
McMans,  G.  C. ,  1864. 
McMillen,  Donald,  1865 
McMurchy,D.  W.,1866. 


McNaughton,  Jno,  ’76. 
McO  Connor,  M.,  1864. 
McTavish,  Archibald,  ’65 

N. 

Nadeau,  Alex.,  1875. 
Nash,  Samuel  L.,  1865. 
Neal,  George  A.,  1869. 
Newcombe,  James,  1860 
Newcotnbe,  Wm.,  1865. 
Newkirk,  Peter,  1855. 
Newkirk,  P. ,  1858. 
Newkirk,  T.  C..  1864. 
Newkirk,  Daniel,  1868. 
Nicoll,  John,  1862. 
Nichol,  A.,  1872  (5). 
Nixon,  A.,  1864. 

Noble,  Chas.  T. ,  1856. 
Noble,  Hiram,  1857. 
Noden,  Wm.,  1863. 
Normandin,  L.  Z  ,  1879 
Norris,  George  A.,  1860. 

O. 

Oakley,  Francis,  1862. 
O’Brien,  Alfred  N.,  ’68. 
O  Donnell,  John,  1861. 
Ogden,  Edwy  J. ,  1855. 
Ogden,  Uzziel,  1855. 
Ogden,  Wm.  Winslow, 
1878. 

O’Keefe,  Patrick,  1869. 
Oliviere,  Louis  A.,  1878 
Oliver,  Wm.  H.,  1866. 
Oliver,  Edward,  1866. 
Oliver,  J.  B.,  1868. 
Olivier,  L.  A.,  1879. 
O’Reilley,  Miles,  1868. 
Osborne,  J.  W.,  1867. 
Ouellet,  Charles.  1860. 
Ough,  Richard,  1869. 
Ouimet,  Jean  B. ,  1878. 
Ouimet,  Edmond,  1870. 
Ouimet,  Jos.  A.,  1878. 

P. 

Paget,  Arthur,  1858. 
Palardy,  F.  L.,  1867. 
Papin,  Napoleon,  1873. 
Paquet,  Jo-!.,  1872. 
Paquette,  Emile,  1875. 
Paquette,  H.,  1880. 
Paquin,  Elizear,  1878. 
Pare,  Louis  A.,  1871. 
Park,  A.  J  ,  1855. 

Park,  Wm.  T.,  1880. 
Parsons,  JohnH.,  1871. 
Patoel,  Francois,  1870. 
Patoel,  Francois,  1872. 
Patton,  E.  F.,  1867. 
Patton,  Frank  J  ,  1868. 
Pearson,  B.  F.,  1867. 
Pelletier,  Jacques  Ant. 
Ad.,  1869. 

Penwarden,  JohnM.  ,’65. 
Perkins,  Wm.,  1862. 
Perrault,  Alfred,  1876. 
Perrin,  Jos.,  M.A.,  71. 
Petit,  Wilfred,  1877. 
Phair,  Robert,  1864. 
Phenix,  Theodore,  1874. 
Philips,  Martin,  1862. 
Philp,  John,  1860. 


Philp,  William,  ’63.(5). 
Philp,  William,  1873. 
Piche,  Alphone,  1875. 
Pilette,  Ant.,  1876. 
Pinkerton,  James,  1865. 
Pipe,  William,  1858. 
Piper,  J.  M.,  1S80. 

Platt,  John  M.,  1869. 
Plaute,  A.,  1879. 

Plante,  Elzear,  1869. 
Poole,  Thos.  W.,  1856. 
Pope,  F.  H.,  1868. 
Porter,  R.  J.,  1867. 
Potts,  G.  T.  J.,  1867. 
Potvin,  Joseph,  1870. 
Poulin,  L.  S.,  1867. 
Pratte,  Noe.,  1870. 
Pratte,  Charles,  1870. 
Pratte,  L.  I.,  1879. 
Prevost,  J.  A.,  1879. 
Prevost,  Norbert,  1871. 
Prevost,  Louis  C.,  1874. 
Prevost,  Wilfred,  1877. 
Price,  Edwin,  1856. 
Prichard,  F.,  1857. 
Primeau,  A.,  1867. 
Primeau,  Honore,  1871. 
Prive,  Polydore,  1875. 
Proulx,  Lucien,  1869. 
Provost,  Louis  R.,  1875. 

Q- 

Quarry,  Wm.  B.,  1860. 
Quintal,  Luo.,  1870. 

R. 

Radford,  Jos.  H.,  1880. 
Rains,  John,  1870. 

Ray,  J.  C.,  1862. 

Ray,  J.  E.,  1867. 

Renaud,  P.  0.,  1879. 
Renwick,  Herbert,  1867. 
Renwick,  J.  W.,  1875. 
Reeve,  John,  1857. 
Richard,  Napoleon,,  1 868. 
Richards,  Bennet,  1860. 
Richardson,  G.  R.,  1870. 
Richardson,  S.  R.,  1871. 
Richer,  Ov.,  1877. 
Riddel,  J.  K.,  1864. 
Rinfret.  Come  Isa.,  1870. 
Rinfret,  Adolphe  A.,  ’70. 
Robage,  Ansel.  Noe,  ’78. 
Robillard,  J.  A.,  1877. 
Robitaille,  Jules,  1868. 
Robitaille,  Arthur,  1870. 
Rogers,  D.  S..  1864. 
Rolls,  Alfred,  H.,  1862. 
Rolph,  Hon.  J.,  ’55  (c). 
Rolph,  J.  Widmer,  ’66. 
Rosebrugh,  Jno.  W.  ,’55. 
Rosebrugh,  Ab.  M.  ’59. 
Ross,  James,  1865. 
Rottot,  J.  P.,  1867. 
Rounds,  Jas.  B.,  1858. 
Rouleau,  Zeph  ,  1872. 
Routhier,  L.  de  G.  ,1879. 
Roy,  Francis  E.,  1864. 
Roy,  L.,  M.A.,  1872. 
Roy,  Arthur,  1874. 

Roy,  Joseph,  1874. 

Roy,  Joseph  E.  E.,  1880. 
Roy,  L.  Joseph,  1880. 


544 


GRADUATES  IN  MEDICINE  AND  LAW. 


Spohn,  Henry,  1869. 
Spohn,  John  II. ,  1869. 
Sprague,  Jas.  S.,  1869. 
Speuill,  T.  S.,  1868. 
Stanbury,  Richard,  1865. 
Stark  J.  D. ,  M.A.,  ’67. 
Stephenson,  F.  D.,  1 857 - 
Stevenson,  J.  J.  A.,  1869. 
Stewart,  Alex.,  1860. 
Stewart,  George,  1869. 
Stewart,  Jas.  D.,  1861. 
Stinson,  James,  1855. 
Stinson,  Chas.  W.,  1861. 
Stokes,  Chas.  S.,  1868. 
Stone,  Robert,  1864. 

St.  Jacques,  C.  R.,  1878. 
St.  Onge,  Louis  M.,  ’71. 
St.  Jacques,  J.  R. ,  1879. 
St.  Jacques,  M.  E.  ,1880. 
St.  Paul,  Clement,  1876. 
St.  Pierre,  Ad.,  1877. 
Strachan,  A.  R.,  1861. 
Strange,  Henry,  1864. 
Strathey,  F.  R.  L.,  1870. 
Street,  Wm.  H.,  1861. 
Sutherland,  T.  J.,  1861. 
Sutherland,  W.  R,  18S0. 
Sutton,  James,  1860. 
Swann,  Levi  H.,  1861. 
Swisher,  R.  D.,  1867. 
Sylvester,  Isaie,  1868. 
Sylvestre,  Isaie  S  ,  1878. 
Sylvestre,  Pierre,  1871. 

T. 

Tabor,  Stephen,  1860. 
Tabor,  J  R. ,  1867. 
Tamlyn,  J.  E.,  1864. 
Tanguay,  J.  B.  Ant.,  ’69. 
Taupier,  Jean  S.,  1876. 
Tegart,  Edwin  1!.,  1859. 
Therien,  CesaireN., ’78. 


Thompson.  Alex.,  1867. 
Thompson,  G.  B.,  1880. 
Thompson,  W.,  1867. 
Toupin,  Joseph,  1877. 
Tournier,  Jos.  E.,  1880. 
Towler,  Wm.  B.,  1869. 
Tremblay,  Amadie,  1 869. 
Trew,  C.  Newland,  1866. 
Trudel,  Eugene  H.  (a), 
1878. 

Trudel,  Fran.  X.,  1869. 
Trudel,  Tancrede,  1872. 
Trudel,  M.  T.  E.,  1874. 
Trudel,  Fred.,  1875. 
Tuck,  Henry,  1861. 
Tucker,  Milton  M.,  ’70. 
Tuffurd,  C.  D.,  1857. 
Turner,  John,  1862. 
Turver,  Wm.,  1869. 
Tweedie,  Gilbert,  1860. 
Tweeddle,  John  B. ,  1862. 
Tweeddle,  Jos.  M.,  1864. 
Tye,  George  A.,  1867. 

v. 

Yadnair,  T.,  1880. 
Yalcourt,  Etienne,  1868. 
Valois,  Pierre,  1868. 
Valois,  George,  1876. 
VanVelsor,  Dan.  J.,’62. 
Varden,  Wm.  H.,  1862. 
Vardon,  Thos.  W. ,  1866. 
Yaux,  Harry,  1866. 
Yernet,  Louis,  1873. 
Vigneaux,  Benj.,  1868. 
Voligny,  L.  L.,  1867. 

w. 

Wade,  William,  1S68. 
Walden,  Benj.,  1868. 


Walden,  John  W. ,  1859. 
Walker,  James,  1864. 
Walmesley,  D.  L.,  1866. 
Walrath,  Jacob,  1856. 
Ward,  J.  H.,  1879. 
Warren,  Geo.  M.,  1870. 
Washington,  Nel. ,  1872. 
Watier,  Appollinaire,  ’78. 
Watson,  Jas.  A.,  1866. 
Watson,  JohnH.,  1869. 
Watt,  H.,  1880. 

Webb,  Jos.  H.,  1869. 
West,  D.  H.,  1868. 
West,  David,  1869. 
White,  J.  V.,  1880. 
Widdifield,  J.  H.,  1869. 
Wilkinson,  Jonathan, 
1870. 

Williams,  Adolphus, ’78. 
Williams,  J.  D.  R.,  1856. 
Williams,  Jos.  A.,  1863. 
Williams,  M.  H.,  1867. 
Williams,  J.  S.  W.,  1867. 
Williams,  Chas.  1868. 
Williams,  Geo.  A., 1870. 
Willoughby,  W.  A.,  ’67. 
Winans,  G.  E.  A.,  1864. 
Wilson,  John  H. ,  1858. 
Wilson,  Geo.  D.,  1859. 
Wilson,  T.  O.  G.,  1874. 
Wood,  Eltham,  1860. 
Wood,  John  W.,  1869. 
Worsfold,  Wm.,  1S70. 
Wright,  Hy.  H.  (c),  ’55. 
Wright,  Geo.  M.A.,  ’67. 
Wylie,  Thomas,  1S66. 

Y. 

Youmans,  A.  A.,  1859. 
Youmans,  Milton,  1866. 
York,  Thos.  J.,  1866. 


Rupert,  Oliver,  1826. 
Russell,  James,  1869. 
Rutherford,  J.  P. ,  1867. 
Rutherford,  J.  R.,  1867. 
Ruthven,  D.  G.,  1867. 

S. 

Sampson,  James,  1868. 
Sangster,  Jno.  H.,M.A., 
1864. 

Santoire,  Samuel,  1869. 
Savage,  Wm.  S.,  1866. 
Scallon,  Jos.  E.,  1874. 
Schofield,  Wm.,  1858. 
Schofield,  Thomas,  1861. 
Sehooley,  Jay  W.,  1863. 
Schultz,  J.  C.,  1864. 
Scott,  Steph.  A.  (d),  ’55. 
Scott,  Henry  H. ,  1860. 
Scott,  J.  S.,  1867. 
Secord,  Solomon,  1856. 
Selley,  J.  B.  (d),  1857. 
Shannon,  G.  C.,  1857. 
Shepherd,  H.  E,  1872. 
Sheppard,  John  J. ,  1871. 
Sheppard,  L.  E.,  1880. 
Simard,  Alfred,  1872. 
Sinclair,  Alex.  C. ,  1863. 
Sinclair,  Daniel  E  ,  ’64. 
Sinclair,  L.,  1867. 

Sing,  John,  1869. 

Sloan,  William,  1865. 
Smith,  G.  B.,  1880. 
Smith,  Henry,  1861. 
Smith,  Wm.  E. ,  1863. 
Smith,  Jos.  D.,  1865. 
Smith,  R.  W.  B.,  1879. 
Smith,  Wm.  L. ,  1865. 
Smith,  Jas.  W. ,  1866. 
Smith,  R.  R. ,  1867. 
Sparrow,  J.  W.,  1864. 
Spencer,  G.  J.  L.,  1863, 


A. 

Allison,  D.,  M.A.,  LL.D.,  1874. 
Ashby,  David,  LL.B. ,  1869. 

B. 

Barsalou,  Charles,  LL.B.,  1869. 
Beatty,  Wm. ,  M.  A. ,  LL.  B. ,  1864. 
Beaudry,  Alphonse,  LL.B.,  1870. 
Belanger,  Theophile,  LL.B.,  ’70. 
Bernard,  Leonidas P.,  LL.B., ’71. 
Bienvenu,  Nap.,  LL.B.,  1870. 
Bigelow,  Nelson,  M  A.,  LL.B., 
1867. 

Bleecker,  PI.,  B.A.,  LL.B.,  1870. 
Boutillier,  Flavin  G. ,  LL.B.,  ’71. 
Brethour,M.  H.,  B.  A., LL.B. ,'73. 
Burns,  Alex.,  D.D.,  LL.D.,  ’78. 

c. 

Cocker,  Rev.  B.  F.,  D.D.  LL.D., 
1874. 

Cote,  Stanislas,  LL.B.,  1S89. 


GRADUATES  IN  LAW. 


Daigneau,  Joseph,  LL.B.,  1869. 
Desrosiers,  Oscar,  LL.B.,  1869. 
Dessaints,  Alexis,  LL.B.,  1869. 
De  St.  George,  George  A. ,  LL.B., 
1871. 

Doutre,  J.  B.,  LL.B.,  1S6S. 
Durable,  John  H.,  M.A.,  LL.B., 
1864. 

F. 

Fletcher,  Ashton,  M. A.,  LL.B., 
1864. 

Frost,  J.  W.,  B.A.,  LL.B.,  1869. 

G. 

Gingras,  H.,  LL.B.,  1869. 
Groulx,  Phileas,  LL.B.,  1870. 

H. 

Haggart,  Alex  ,  B.A.,  LL.B.,  ’76. 
Hill,  A.  G.,  B.A.,  LL.B.,  1864. 


Holman,  C.  J.,  B.A.,  LL.B.,  ’76 
Hudon,  Arthur,  LL.B..  1870. 

J. 

Jeannotte,  Hermidas,  LL  B.,  ’69. 

K. 

Kierskowski,  Phillippe,  LL.B., 
1871. 

Li 

Laframboise,  Louis,  LL.B.,  1871. 
Lanctot,  Phileas,  LL  B.,  1870. 
Langelier,  Jacques  C.,  LL.B. ,’70. 
L’Areheveque,  Eml.,  LL.B., ’71. 
Lareau,  Edmond,  LL.B.,  1870. 
Lazier,  Stephen  F.,  M.A.,  LL.B., 
1865. 

Lowe,  Wm.  Henry,  B  A.,  LL.B., 
1867. 

M. 

Mathieu,  Pierre  A.,  LL.B.,  1869. 
Mathieu,  Jos.  Prime,  LL.B.,  ’69. 


GRADUATES  IN  LAW  AND  DIVINITY. 


545 


Maclaren,  J.  J  M.A.,  LL.B. , 
1868. 

Mills,  David,  LL.B.,  1873  (ad 
eundem). 

Moore,  John,  M.A.,  LL.B.,  1874. 

Me. 

McCabe,  William,  LL.B.,  1863. 

McCabe,  Jonn,  LL.B.,  1870. 

McClive,  William  Hugh,  M.A., 
LL.B.,  1864. 

McFadden,  W.  H.,  B.A.,  LL.B., 
1874. 

McNaughton,  Thomas,  M.A., 
LL.  B  ,  1874. 

N. 

Nelles,  S.  S.,  D.D.,  LL.D.,  1872 

O. 

Ouimet,  J.  Alderic,  LL.B.,  1869. 


* 

P. 

Payne,  W.  L.,  M.A.,  LL.B.,  72. 
Pepin,  Henri,  LL.B.,  1869. 
Poupart,  Pierre,  LL.B.,  1869. 
Punshon,  William  Morley,  M.A. 
LL.D.,  1872. 

Purslow,  A.,  LL.B.,  1875. 

Q 

Quintal,  Richard,  LL.B.,  1869. 

R. 

Riddell,  Wm.  R.,  LL.B.,  1878. 

R infret,  Francis  0.,  LL.B.,  1871 
Rose,  J.  E.,  M.A.,  LL,B. ,  1867. 
Roy,  Phillippe  H.,  LL.B.,  1871. 
Rolph,  Hon.  J.,  M.D.,  LL.B. 
(hori)  1859. 

Ryerson,  Rev.  E.,  D.D.,  LL.D. 
(hon)  1861. 


s. 

Shaw,  Wm.  Isaac,  B.A„  LL  B 
1864. 

Stockton,  Alfred  Aug.,  M  A 
LL.B  ,  1869. 

Stockton,  Charles  A.,  LL.B. 
1870  (ad  eundem). 

V. 


Belleneuve,  Ferdinand,  LL  B 
1869. 

w. 

Wallbridge,  S.  S.,  LL.B.,  1873. 
Watson,  G.  H.,  B.A.,  LL.B.,  73. 
Wilson,  John,  M.  A.,  LL.D.,  72. 
Wornell,  Wilson  R..,  MA 
LL.B.,  1879. 

Wright,  J.  A.,  B.A.,  LL.B.,  73. 


graduates  in  divinity. 


B. 

Bell,  John  W.,  B.D.,  1877. 

C. 

Campbell,  Thomas  W.,  B  D 
1879. 

Chown,  E.  A.,  B.A.,  B.D.,  1877. 

D. 

Dewart,  Edward  H.,  D.D.,  1879. 
De  Wolfe,  Charles,  D.D.,  1862. 

E. 

Edmunds,  S.  C.,  B.D.,  1877. 
Elliott,  James,  D.D.,  1877. 

F. 

Freeman,  John  Weldon,  B.D.,77 

G. 

Guthrie,  John,  D.D.,  1875. 

H. 

Hoole,  Elijah,  D.D.,  1856. 


J. 


I 

! 


James,  J.  H.,  D.D.,  1868. 
Jeffers,  Wellington,  D.D.,  1863. 
Johnston,  Hugh,  M.A.,  B.D., 


I  Lomas,  John,  D.D.,  1862. 

M. 

Mills,  Jesse  S.,  B.D.,  1877. 

Me. 

McKay,  Joseph  William,  D.D., 
1880. 

o. 

Osborne,  George,  D.D.,  1860. 

P. 

Phillips,  Alfred  M.,  B.D.,  1878. 

R. 

Rice,  S.  D.,  D.D.,  1867. 

Ross,  J.  R.,  M.A.,  B.D.,  1874. 


Russell,  A.  L.,  M.A.,  B.D.,  1874. 
Ryckman,  Edward  B.,  M  A 
D.D.,  1879. 

S. 

Sanderson,  G.  R.,  D.D.,  1877. 
Sellery,  Samuel,  B.D.,  1878. 
Skinner,  Francis,  D.D.,  1864. 
Smith,  Gervase,  D.D.,  1877. 
Stewart,  Andrew,  B.D.,  1879. 
Stinson,  Joseph,  D.D.,  1856. 
Sutherland,  Alex.,  D.D.,  1879. 
Sutherland,  D.  G.,  M.A.,  LL  B 
B.D.,  1877. 


W. 

Waddell,  Robert  H.,  B.D.,  1879. 
Waddy,  Samuel,  D.,  D.D.,  1861 
Wallace,  R.  W.,  B.D.,  1879. 
Ward,  C.  D.,  D.D.,  1877. 
Williams,  John  A  ,  D.D.,  1878. 
Wiseman,  Luke  H.,  D.D.,  1873. 
Wood,  Enoch,  D.D.,  1860. 


COBOURG  COLLEGIATE  INSTITUTE. 


By  an  agreement  between  the  College  Board  and  the  Trustees  of  the  Institute,  this  School  has 
been  adopted  as  a  Preparatory  Department  of  the  University. 

Tln®  Institution  gives  a  complete  and  thorough  course  in  Classics,  Mathematics,  English  and 
Modern  Languages,  including  the  subjects  prescribed  Tor  High  Schools,  together  with  special  classes 
teachbi  ",C  lng  m  UlantS  111  ArtS’  Law’  and  Me<liciue,  and  for  such  as  are  qualifying  themselves  for 


STAFF  OF  INSTRUCTORS,  1880. 
d.  c.  McHenry,  m.a., 

Classics  and  Modern  Languages. 

Arthur  P.  Coleman",  B.A. ,  Classical  and  Science 
Master. 

William  S.  Ellis,  B.Sc.,  Mathematics. 

35 


Principal, 


Edivin  L.  Byington,  English  Master. 

Edward  Odlum,  B.  A.,  Junior  and  Preparatory. 


HAMILTON  WESLEYAN  FEMALE  COLLEGE. 


HAMILTON  WESLEYAN  FEMALE  COLLEGE. 


547 


JACKSON  SOCIETY  OF  VICTORIA  COLLEGE. 

Instituted  1874. 

Object. 

The  cultivation  of  Rhetoric  and  Elocution,  and  the  investigation  of  Sacred  and  Secular  Science 
with  a  view  to  efficiency  m  the  Christian  ministry.  This  object  is  sought  by  the  reading  of  articles’ 
original  and  selected,  followed  by  discussions;  and  by  exercises  in  Homiletics  and  Elocution. 

Library. 


LITERARY  ASSOCIATION  OF  VICTORIA  COLLEGE. 

Established  1857. 

This  Association  has  for  its  object  the  cultivation  of  Literature,  Science,  and  Oratory  Its 
officers  are  elected  semi-annually  from  the  students.  us 


SCIENCE  ASSOCIATION  OF  VICTORIA  COLLEGE. 

Organized  1874. 

The  founders  of  this  Association  had  in  view  the  advancement  of  scientific  knowledge 
members  and  the  encouragement  of  practical  work  and  original  research  in 
Science  Department  of  the  College. 

The  Association  has  undertaken  the  formation  of , Cabinets,  to  which  large  contributions  have 
already  been  made  by  the  members  and  friends  of  the  Society.  S 

The  Library  is  made  up  of  Standard  and  Scientific  Works,  and  is  rapidly  increasing. 


igc  among  its 
connection  with  the 


THE  NATURAL  SCIENCE  ASSOCIATION. 

Organized  1878. 

v  JP1®  of  tbe  Association  is  to  aid  in  the  mutual  advancement  of  its  Members  in  the  studv  of 

the  Natural  Sciences  and  to  afford  personal  opportunity  for  practical  work,  and  original  investigation 
as  supplementary  to  theoretic  knowledge.  6  option, 

The  Association  has  commenced  the  formation  of  a  Scientific  Library,  and  the  collection  of 
4asocktioi/°r  'a^Ulets’  to  wblcb  contributions  are  being  made  by  the  members  and  friends  of  the 


II. — HAMILTON  WESLEYAN  FEMALE  COLLEGE. 

This  In  stitution  is  located  in  the  City  of  Hamilton,  at  the  head  of  Lake  Ontario,  and  is  owned 
byaeompany  ofstockhoMers,  butm  under  the  control  of  the  General  Conference  of  the  Methodht 
Church  of  C  anada.  Prior  to  the  opening  of  this  College  in  1861,  comparatively  little  had  been  done 
for  the  high  er  education  of  the  daughters  of  Ontario.  In  1847,  a  Ladies’  Academy  was  YLmL n  A  t 
Picton,  by  t  he  Rev.  Daniel  McMullen  and  about  the  same  time  Burlington  Ladffis’  Academy  was  be 
gun  m  Hamilton,  by  Rev.  Daniel  C.  VanNorroan,  M.A.  In  1857,  through  the  instrum'eeP 1-k 
Rev.  Samuel  Rose,  the  Dundas  Ladies’  College  was  established.  These  Institutions  for  a  time  render6 
ed  valuable  service  m  the  cause  of  education,  and,  without  doubt  ■  laigelv  nremred  the 
more  permanent  Hamilton  College.  In  1859,  an  opportunity  presenting  itselfhf  obtaining  a  laSe® 
budding  m  a  prominent  locality  m  Hamilton,  at  greatly  reduced  value,  it  was  resolved  to  purchasf 
transfer  the  Dundas  Seminary  to  Hamilton,  and  piocure  a  charter  from  the  Legislature  ’ 

done  and  the  College  was  opened  in  September,  iW.  The  course  of stady Is affi “ould^e  deT 
ed,  and  on  its  successful  completion,  the  degiees  of  Mistress  of  English  Literature  and  '  t 

Liberal  Arts  are  conferred  The  Library  artd  Cabinet  are  good, 

estimated  value  of  the  building  is  $75,000.  9 

i  Tn®  edU  fti0n  Pn!islied  is  broad  and  ™ry  thorough.  Few  institutions  have  so  extensive  a  course 
and  those  who  graduate  have  to  complete  a  very  comprehensive  and  varied  outline  of  studies  The 
teachers  are  all  thoroughly  educated  and  possess  excellent  teaching  qualities.  The  staff  is  verv  lame 
the  cost  has  been  over  ten  thousand  dollars  per  annum  for  teacher’s  salaries  alone.  J  S  ’ 


548 


HAMILTON  WESLEYAN  FEMALE  COLLEGE. 


»Mk  the  State  53E,.  of  A  end  flowers  furnish  .  very  complete  set  of  spec, mens  ,»  the 

various  water  colours,  drawing  from  models  and  sketching from  u.ture 

nastil  and  modelling  in  plaster  are  taught  by  a  teacher  who  has  been  most  successful  m  this  *0'k’  ,  f 
under  whom  pupils^ave  made  rapid  progress.  In  this  department  students  have  lesssonsfive/lays,. 

the  week  and  advanced  pupils  have  the  privilege  of  painting  extra  hours.  I—  *  - 

Tn  musics  uperior  advantages  are  provided.  The  Professor  of  Music  gives  his  whole  time  to  this 
1  ovtment  He  has  assistants  thoroughly  trained;  and  any  student  who  is  capable  and  willing 
may  attain  as  thorough  a  knowledge  of  music  as  can  be  had  in  any  institutional^  Dominion. 

Thp  teachers  have  the  competency  and  the  heart  to  teach.  BtfE*.  - 

The  Modern  Languages  are  taught  by  an  accomplished  European  teacher,  who  has  the  advantage 
of  being  thoroughly  conversant  with  the  grammar  gf  the  English  language.  The  Natural  Sciences 
and  Botany °are  taught  by  Rev.  W.  P.  Wright,  M.A.,  B.D  whose  long  experience  has  enabled  him 
to  bring  special  ability  to  this  pleasant  department  of  a  student  s  work. 


Rev.  Richard  Jones . *861  to  1S62 

“  George^H.  Davis .  1862  ,o  18b3 


NAMES  OF  GOVERNORS. 

Rev.  Samuel  Dwight  Rice,  D.D  .  .  .  1863  to  1878 
“  Alexander  Burns,  D.D.,  LL.D.  1878  to  1881 


FACULTY  OF  INSTRUCTION. 

Rev.  A.  Burns,  D.D.,  LL.D.,  Principal  and  Prof essor  of  Logic,  Mental  and  Moral  Sciences 
’  and  Evidences. 

Rev  W.  P.  Weight,  M.A.,  B  D.,  Professor  of  Natural  Sciences  and  Latin. 

ir  t  ■  o  t.  nbct  m-ir _ MissL  O’Loane,  M.E.  L.  Prof '.  of  Drawing  A'  Painting . — H.  Martin,  O.S.  A. 

M.E.L.  Musics.  S.  Ambrose,  Esq.  {Prof  of  Music), 

History  V  _  ^  ^  Wright.  Miss  Annette  Reesor* Miss  Ellie  Ambrose. 

KlmSr^to/^Miss'lpI  Fish.  Vocal  Music. -Miss  M.  Ida  Hackett. 

French  aid  German.  —Mademoiselle  Cohendoz.  Calisthenics  and  Riding.—  Major  Dearnaly. 


GRADUATES. 


549 


NAMES  OE  GRADUATES,  1863-80. 


1863  Martha  P.  Grover,  M  L.  A . Hamilton.  ’ 

1864  Mary  F.  Cromwell,  M.L.A . Hamilton,  i 

Hester  A.  Fifield,  M.L  A . Orange,  Vt.  ; 

Eliza  Starr  Rice,  M.L.A . Hamilton.  [ 

Clara  W.  Farr,  M.E.L . Hamilton.  | 

Ellen  Hardie,  M.E.L . Bobcaygeon.  j 

Addie  Knowles,  M.E.L . Cookstown.  I 


Elizabeth  F.  MeGillivary,  M.E.L .  .  Whitby. 

Frankie  M.  Palmer,  M.E.L . Thurlow. 

Elizabeth  A.  Sharp,  M.E.L . Cavanville. 

1865  *Mary  Allison,  M.L.A . Sackville,  N.  B. 

Elizabeth  A.  Sharp,  M.L.A . Cavanville. 

Margaret  Proctor,  M.L.A . Sarnia. 

Isabel  M.  Bray,  M.E.L . Oakville. 

Arietta  D.  Massey,  M.E.L . Newcastle. 

1866  Hattie  A.  Cook,  M.E.L . Chicago,  Ill. 

•Jennie  F.  Greener,  M.E.L . Waterdown. 

Lucy  McCullough,  M.E.L . Bradford. 

Emily  Myles,  M.  E.  L.  . Hamilton. 

*  Annie  L.  Stedman,  M.E.L  ...  .Dixon,  Ill. 

Mollie  F.  Wood,  M.E.L . Dixon,  Ill. 

Emma  Watkins,  M.E.L . Hamilton. 

Charlotte  Watkins,  M.E.L . Hamilton. 

1867  *Maggie  A.  Jackes,  M.E.L . Eglingtou. 

Jennie  E  Huffman,  M.E.L . ...Bath. 

Adelia  V.  Patterson,  M.E.L . Belleville. 

Lizzie  0  Loane,  M.E.L . Glanford, 

1868  Emma  J.  Douse,  M.L.A . '.Paris. 

Maria  0.  Allen,  M.E.L . Hamilton. 

Jane  Breden,  M.E  L . Kingston. 

Julia  A.  Caldwell,  M.E.L . Montreal. 

Helen  Ford,  M.E.L . Kingston. 

Rachel  B.  Freshman,  M.E.L.  .....  .Lindsay. 

Mary  J.  Keagey,  M.E.L . Dunda’s. 

Alice  M.  M.  Lister,  M.E.L . Hamilton. 

M.  Eliza  Lapum,  M.E.L . Centerville. 

Mary  E.  Moore,  M  E.L . Hamilton. 

Ellen  McHenry,  M.E.L . Napanee. 

Mary  J.  Peat,  M.E.L . Hamilton. 

Marietta  Stinson,  M.  E.  L . Hamilton. 

Emma  F.  Vail,  M.E.L . Hamilton. 

Mar yJ.  Walker,  M.E.L . Whitby. 

1869  Mary  E.  Moore,  M.L.  A* . Hamilton. 

Emma  F.  Vail,  M.L.A . Hamilton. 

Mary  E.  White,  M.L.A  . Hamilton. 

Jennie  P.  Allison,  M.E.L . Picton. 

H.  M.  Lincoln,  M.  E.  L ....  Waltham,  Mass. 

Mary  J.  Nisbet,  M.E.L . Hamilton. 

Nellie  E  Sawyer,  M  E.L . Hamilton. 

Mary  A.  Winn,  M.E.L . Newmarket. 

Mary  E.  White,  M.E.L . Bronte. 

1870  Maggie  E.  Amos,  M.E.L . Hamilton. 

Maria  Bowman,  M.  E.  L . Blair. 

Mary  Y.  Duff,  M.E.L . Hamilton. 

Maria  A.  Hurlburt,  M.E.L.  .  .  .Point  Abino. 
Sarah  Mulholland,  M.E.L . Yorkville. 

1871  Fannie  R.  Lincoln,  M  L  A.  .  Waltham, Mass. 

Mary  A.  Bean,  M.E.L . Oshawa 

Anna  I.  Duncan,  M.E.L . Bayfield. 

Annie  Lister,  M.E.L . Hamilton. 

Alice  E.  Jukes,  M.E.L . Newmarket. 

Catharine  C.  Morton,  M.E.L . Matilda. 

Matilda  Meharry,  M.E.L . Springville. 

Eliza  R.  McMullen,  M.E.L . Picton. 

Mary  E.  Tyrrell,  M.E.L . Weston. 

18/2  Lillie  Lister,  M.L.A . Hamilton. 

Emma  F.  Aikens,  M.L.A . Toronto. 

Alice  R.  Hurlburt,  M.E.L.. . Manitoulin  Is. 


Eliza  Lucas,  M.E.L . Champlain,  N.Y. 

Elvira  M.  Manning,  M.E.L . Bradford. 

Ida  M.  Sawyer,  M.E.  L . . . .  Muscatine,  Iowa. 

18/3  Sarah  A.  Baker,  M.E.L . Amherst,  N.S. 

Miriam  A.  Clarke,  M.E.L . Conway. 

Sarah  E.  Hagar,  M.E.L . Welland. 

Lizzie  M.  Haskell,  M.E.L. .  .Waterloo,  Que. 

Annie  Leary.  M.E.L . Britannia. 

Mary  D.  Mcllwraith,  M.E.L.  .  .  .  Hamilton. 

Mary  J.  Paterson,  M.E.L . .  ..Dunsford. 

Agnes  Randall,  M.E  L . Newmarket. 

Maggie  E.  Stanley,  M.E.L . London. 

Georgie  E.  Stinson,  M.E.L . Hamilton. 

Isabella  Walton,  M.E.L . Pakenkam. 

Ophelia  E.  Webster,  M.E.L.  ..  Bracebridge. 

1S74  Florence  H.  Brown,  M.E.L . Hamilton. 

Alice  M.  Constable,  M.E.  L. . . .  Spencerville. 

M.  E.  France,  M.E.L . Brooklyn,  N.Y. 

Agnes  Porteous,  M.E.L . Paisley. 

Marian  M.  Rogers,  M.E.L.  . . .  Wallaceburg. 

1875  Katie  E.  Kerr,]M.  L.A .  Perth. 

Susie  F.  Wilson,  M  L.A . Hamilton. 

Sarah  Davey,  M.E.L . Liskeard. 

Clara  L.  France,  M.E.L . Hamilton. 

Clara  J.  HaskellJM.E.  L.  .  .  .Waterloo,  Que. 

Henrietta  Lake,  M.E.L . Picton. 

Janette  A.  Mitchell,  M.E.L.  .  Drummondvil. 
Mary  J.  McCarthy,  M.E.L.  .St.  Catharines. 
Martha  M.  Robertson,  M.E.L.  ...Harriston. 
Nettie  Upper,  M.E.L . St.  Anns. 

1876  Frances  Bryson,  M.L.A . Montreal. 

Leetta  L.  Gilbert,  M.L.A.  .Philadelphia,  Pa. 
Jennie  L.  Mcllwraith,  M.L.A.. .  .Hamilton. 
Bessie  R  Starr,  M.L.A. .  .  .Yarmouth,  N.  S. 

Maggie  D.  Webster,  M.L.A.- . Quebec. 

Gertrude  II.  A.  Buck,  M.  E.  L . Palermo. 

Gertrude  E.  Coady,  M.E.L .  Toronto. 

Laura  A.  McEvers,  M.E.L . *  Cobourg. 

Louisa  M.  Robertson,  M.E.L.  .  .Harriston. 

Ina  Sutherland,  M.E.L . Fingal 

Sophia  J.  White,  M.E.L . Hamilton. 

Ida  Wilkens,  M.E.L . Quebec 

187/  Georgina  Beynon,  M.E. A . Yorkville. 

Nellie  Flack,  M.L.A . Banda. 

Evelina  0.  Werden,  M.L.A.  .Gilbert’s  Mills. 

Rose  Adam,  M-E.L . Lindsay. 

Laura  Brush,  M.E.L . Austin,  Texas. 

Mary  E.  W.  Bowes,  M.E.L . Hamilton. 

Jessie  B.  Crawford,  M.E.L..  ..Franklin,  Pa. 

Mary  J.  Collier,  M.E.L . St.  Catharines. 

May  R.  Dickson,  M.  E.  L . Sarnia. 

Lucy  H.  Hurlburt,  M.E.L.  . Manitowaning. 
Lizzie  C.  McCalmont,  M  E.L.  .Franklin,  Pa. 

Anna  O’Loane,  M.E.L . Renton  Station. 

Mary  Randall,  M.E.L . Newmarket. 

Lucinda  A.  J.  Wigle,  M.E.L . Ruthven. 

Louie  M.  Wright,  M.E.L . Hamilton. 

1878  Alice  Evans,  M.L.A . Hamilton. 

Ida  A.  Rosebrugh,  M.L.A . Hamilton. 

Jennie  M.  Beynon,  M.E.L . Weston. 

Mary  Currie,  M.E.L . Dresden. 

Serena  Healy,  M.E.L . Drayton 

Ella  A.  Howell,  M.E.L . Jerseyville. 

Gussie  L.  Harrison,  M.E.L . Milton. 

Sophie  M.  Hillyard,  M.  E.  L . St.  Marys. 

Annie  L.  Pears,  M.E.L . Toronto. 

Maggie  C.  Rutledge,  M.E.L . Bayfield. 

Emma  L.  Rice,  M.E.L . Hamilton. 


*  Deceased. 


STANSTEAP  WESLEYAN  COLLEGE, 


EDUCATIONAL  INSTITUTIONS. 


551 


GRADUATES. 

1879  Josephine  Bongard,  M. E.L. .  .Prince  Albert. 

Nettie  T.  Coatsworth,  M.E.L . Toronto. 

Jennie  L.  Davis,  M.E.L . Hamilton. 

Minnie  J.  D.  Erb,  M.E.L . .Preston. 

Mary  E  Pears,  M.E.L . Toronto. 

Phoebe  A.  Smith,  M.E.L . Glanford. 

1880  Louisa  G.  Bryson,  M.  L.  A ...  Montreal,  Que. 

Clara  E.  Blaicher.  M-L.A . Hamilton. 


— Continued. 

Emma  Bradley,  M.E.L . .  .Hamilton. 

Minnie  J.  B.  Buck,  M.E.L . Palermo. 

Lucy  G.  Lister,  M  E.L . Hamilton. 

Mary  E.  Pearson,  M.E.L . Merrickville. 

Georgiana  Sutton,  M.E.L . Carlisle. 

Martha  Stonehouse,  M.E.L . Armadale. 

Clara  M.  Wilson,  M.E.L . Picton. 

Total  Number,  151. 


Ill— MOUNT  ELGIN  INDUSTRIAL  INSTITUTION. 

The  records  of  the  commencement  and  progress  of  this  Institution  are  few  and  imperfect.  We 
are  indebted  to  the  Rev.  Thofiias  Cosford,  its  present  efficient  Governor,  for  the  following  sketch  : 

The  leading  Ministers  and  Members  of  our  Church  for  years  felt  a  very  strong  desire  that  suitable 
and  efficient  means  should  be  devised  for  the  education  and  elevation  of  the  youth  of  the  Indians  of 
our  country.  In  the  year  1845,  the  late  Rev.  Peter  Jones  collected  money  in  England  and  Scotland 
for  this  laudable  purpose,  and  the  different  Bands  of  Indians  very  nobly  set  apart  creditable  amounts 
of  money  out  of  their  annuities  expressly  for  this  Institution,  which  was  placed  in  the  hands  of  the 
Government  to^be  paid  to  our  Church  for  the  erection  of  these  buildings  and  the  maintenance  of  this 
Institution.  These  buildings  were  erected  under  the  direction  of  the  judicious  Senior  Secretary  of  our 
Missionary  Society,  the  Rev.  Enoch  Wood,  D.D.,  during  the  years  1847  and  1848,  and  were  opened 
in  1849,  the  Rev.  Dr.  Rice  being  the  first  Governor. 

The  object  of  this  Institution  is,  to  Christianize  and  elevate  the  Indian  youth  of  our  country,  to 
teach  the.  boys  useful  trades,  viz.  :  Shoe-making,  carpentering  and  cabinet-making,  as  well  as  the 
correct  principles  of  fanning  ;  and  the  girls,  sewing,  knitting,  spinning  and  general  house  work.  In 
these  pursuits  many  of  the  boys  and  girls  make  very  creditable  proficiency  and  become  good  workers, 
while  a  goodly  number  are  now  employed  teaching  School,  others  are  assistant  Missionaries,  Local 
Preachers,  Exhorters,  Stewards  and  Class  Leaders';  while  many  have  obtained  greatly  improved  ideas 
and  skill,  as  well  as  industry  in  farming ;  and  the  girls  are  also  equally  benefitted,  being  greatly 
improved  in  their  inodes  and  efficiency  of  house-keeping,  as  well  as  in  their  general  intelligence,  taste 
and  acquirements. 

Not  less  than  about  650  of  these  Indian  youth  have  been  educated  in  this  Institution,  and  many 
of  them  have  enjoyed  these  advantages  during  a  period  of  two,  three,  four,  and  some  for  five  years. 
They  are  taken  into  the  Institution,  boarded,  clothed  and  educated,  under  the  most  judicious  and 
watchful  care  to  promote  their  happiness,  physical  health,  social  habits  and  general  department, 
while  the  most  untiring  efforts  are  made  to  promote  their  moral  and  religious  interests  ;  and  further, 
the  greatest  care  is  taken  to  inculcate1  habits  of  industry  and  fncgcdity,  which  are  essential  to  the 
future  prosperity  and  happiness  of  our  Indians.  With  these  they  will  become  well  to  clo,  without 
them  they  must  be  poor. 

THE  FARM. 

The  farm  is  in  a  good  state  of  productiveness,  it  contains  about  226  acres  of  rich  land.  The 
buildings  are  ample,  and  in  a  good  state  mainly.  All  the  departments  of  the  Institution  are  in  a 
state  of  creditable  prosperity.  We  now  supply  the  Institution  with  all  the  farm  products  required, 
and  have  from  six  to  eight  hundred  dollars  worth  to  sell.  We  raised  this  year  (1878)  836  bushels 
of  wheat,  760  of  oats,  285  of  peas,  17,000  of  corn  in  the  ear,  500  bushels  of  mangles,  600  of  turnips 
and  750  of  carrots.  Have  84  wraggon  loads  of  hay,  and  about  25  loads  of  other  feed,  besides  a  large 
quantity  of  wheat,  oats  and  pea  straw.  Have  7  horses  and  2  colts,  25  cows,  70  sheep,  15  calves, 
10  yearlings,  6  two  years  old  and  6  three  years  old.  Have  sold  four,  four  years  old,  for  $140.  Have 
25  fat  hogs,  and  30  for  next  year.  Have  had  6,000  lbs.  of  pork  per  year  for  the  last  three  years, 
besides  fat  sheeq>  and  cattle.  See  Mount  Elgin  and  Muncey  Indian  Mission  for  names  of  Governors,  &c. 


IV.— STANSTEAD  WESLEYAN  COLLEGE. 

The  Institution  is  located  in  the  village  of  Stanstead  Plain,  in  the  County  of  Stanstead,  P.Q. 

Unquestionably,  in  a  sanitary  point  of  view,  no  better  location  for  an  educational  institution 
could  have  been  selected.  The  village  is  situated  on  an  elevated  plateau  in  the  midst  of  a  highly 
cultivated  agricultural  country,  and  is  noted  for  the  purity  of  its  air  and  water.  It  is  exceptionally 
free  from  malaria  and  those  forms  of  disease  which  prevail  in  summer. 

For  beauty  and  variety  of  scenery,  Stanstead  is  without  a  rival  in  Canada,  and  the  College,  is 
situated  on  one  of  its  finest  sites.  In  the  foreground  the  country  slopes  away  to  Lake  Memphremagog, 
which  is  four  miles  distant,  and  in  view.  The  picturesque  Green  Mountains  of  Vermont  and  an 


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amphitheatre  of  lofty  hills  skirt  the  horizon,  and  the  intermediate  country  is  beautifully  undulating 
and  diversified.  These  rare  natural  advantages  are  well  supplemented  by  aft  and  culture.  Residences 
and  churches  indicate  a  degree  of  wealth  and  taste  not  often  found  outside  of  large  cities. 

The  aim  of  the  founders  of  this  Institution  was  to  provide  for  youths  of  both  sexes  the  means  oi 
a  higher  education,  under  wholesome  Christian  influences.  Accordingly,  the  range  oi  departments 
in  which  instruction  is  given  has  been  made  extensive,  adapting  the  College  to  the  wants  of  the  people 
at  large.  While  the  Methodist  Church  of  Canada  has  assumed  the  responsibility  of  its  moral 
government  and  religious  attitude,  the  leading  Protestant  denominations  are  represented  among  its 
stockholders,  and  upon  its  Faculty,  and  Board  of  Directors.  Parents  of  all  denominations  may  rest 
assured  that  the  religious  preferences  of  those  entrusted  to  its  care  will  be  respected. 

The  College  is  fully  equipped  for  doing  a  grand  educational  work.  It  has  abundant  accommoda¬ 
tion  for  two  hundred  students.  From  its  commencement  it  has  taken  high  rank  among  the  educational 
institutions  of  the  country,  and  we  believe  it  is  destined  to  accomplish  a  large  amount  of  educational 
work  in  the  Province  of  Quebec. 

NAMES  OF  GOVERNORS,  1873  to  1881. 

1873  Rev.  William  Hansford .  2  years.  11877  Rev.  William  Scott .  1  year. 

1875  Rev.  Joseph  M.  Hagar,  M.A .  2  years.  |  1878  Rev.  Alexander  Hardie,  M.A .  3  years. 


FACULTY. 

REV.  A.  LEE  HOLMES,  M.A.,  -  -  -  Principal, 

Classics  and  Higher  Mathematics. 


G.  H.  Bompas,  M.D.,  L.R.C.P.,  Physical  Science. 
Professor  C.  H.  Koyl,  B.A.,  Greek  and  French. 
Miss  M.  Moss  ( Graduate  McGill  Normal  School ), 
Mathematics  and  Higher  English. 

Miss  J.  Gertrude  Holmes,  English  Branches. 
Professor  A.  H.  Stephenson,  Penmanship, 
Book-keeping,  Correspondence. 

Luther  M.  England,  Telegraphy. 


Professor  R.  Fasolt  (From  Sterne’s  Musical 
Conservatory,  Berlin,  Prussia),  Musical 
Director — Organ,  Piano,  Violin. 

Mrs.  M.  W.  Holmes,  Piano. 

Professor  R.  Fasolt,  Voice  Culture,  dec. 

Dr.  Bompas,  L.R.C.P. ,  London,  England,  Draw¬ 
ing,  Painting  in  Oil  and  Water  Colours. 


GRADUATES,  1874  to  1880. 


Adams,  Minnie . Music,  1879 

Armstrong,  John . Commercial,  1877 

Bachelder,  Minnie . Music,  1880 

Bishop,  G.  T . Commercial,  1880 

Briden,  J.  Thomas . Commercial,  1879 

Brown,  Almus  J . Commercial,  1878 

Browne,  Charles  C . Commercial,  1876 

Brown,  Charles . Commercial,  1876 

Campbell,  James  B . Commercial,  1879 

Cate,  G.  S . Commercial,  1880 

Clarke,  J.  Luke . Commercial,  1877 

Colby,  Jessie  Maud . Music,  1879 

Colby,  Jessie  Maud . Ladies’  Collegiate,  1879 

Cooper,  Albert  E . Commercial,  1879 

Cowles,  Eugene  C . Commercial,  1876 

Ewings,  M.  H . Commercial,  1878 

Ferrin,  Lill  M.,  M.E. L. .  .Ladies’  Collegiate,  1879 

Ford,  Theodore . Commercial,  1879 

Frost,  Jennie  E.,  M.E.L.  .Ladies’  Collegiate,  1875 

Gordon,  William  J . Commercial,  1877 

Greene,  Rosa,  M.E.L . Ladies’ Collegiate,  1875 


House,  George  H . Commercial,  1880 

Jenkins,  H.  C . Commereial,  1880 

Johnson,  F.  N . . Commercial,  1877 

Kilburn,  Nettie . Music,  1880 

Lawrence,  Mrs.  A.  J . Music,  1879 

Laythe,  F.  S . Commercial,  1880 

Lyster,  H.  W... . Commercial,  1880 

LeBaron,  Wright  B . Commercial,  1877 

Macdonald,  Albert . Commercial,  1877 

Martin,  Charles  H . Commercial,  1879 

Martin,  Frederick . Commercial,  1877 

McRossie,  Allan  A . Commercial,  1879 

Nelson,  Charles  E . Commercial,  1878 

Norton,  William  H . Commercial,  1879 

Peasley,  Fred.  W . Commercial,  1877 

Pierce,  C.  J . Commercial,  1880 

Pope,  Edwin  B . .  .  .Commercial,  1878 

Ross,  Malvina . Music,  1879 

Stevens,  ClaraJ.,  M.E.L.,  Ladies’ Collegiate,  1874 

St.  Pierre,  Seraphine . Music,  1880 

White,  Charles  S . Commercial,  1879 


NUMBER  OF  STUDENTS. 


Year. 

Male. 

Female. 

Total. 

1873-4 . 

68 

71 

139 

1874-5 . 

91 

92 

183 

1875-6 . 

69 

52 

121 

1876-7 . 

79 

67 

146 

Year. 

Male. 

Female. 

Total. 

1877  -  8 . 

79 

67 

146 

1878-  9 . 

78 

76 

154 

1879-80 . 

75 

61 

136 

ONTARIO  LADII.S  COLLEGE. 


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Y.— ONTARIO  LADIES’  COLLEGE,  WHITBY. 

The  commanding  location  and  costly  buildings  secured  for  this  institution  are  worthy  of  more 
than  a  passing  notice.  The  town  of  Whitby  is  beautifully  situated  about  thirty  miles  east  of 
Toronto.  The  first  object  to  arrest  the  attention  of  visitors  is  the  Ontario  Ladies’  College,  formerly 
Trafalgar  Castle.  It  was  built  by  N.  G.  Reynolds,  Esq.,  Sheriff  of  the  County  of  Ontario,  for  his 
own  private  residence,  and  was  confessedly  the  largest  and  best  private  residence  on  this  continent. 
The  style  of  architecture  is  purely  Elizabethian,  and  the  workmanship  is  first-class.  Its  extent  if 
regularly  built  would  be  about  80x100,  with  wing  55  feet.  It  contains  about  seventy  different  apart¬ 
ments,  with  four  good  stories  of  10,  16,  15  and  12  feet  respectively.  It  is  surrounded  by  eight  acres 
of  lawn  and  garden,  with  choice  shrubbery,  ornamental  and  fruit  trees.  The  owner  expended  on 
this  splendid  property,  $70,000  00.  In  the  year  1873  it  was  offered  for  sale  and  the  Rev.  Joseph  E. 
Sanderson,  M. A.,  then  stationed  in  Whitby,  suggested  the  idea  of  purchasing  the  buildings  aud 
grounds  for  a  Ladies’  College.  The  project  met  with  the  favourable  consideration  of  the  Conference, 
and  was  eventually  accepted.  A  joint  stock  company  was  organized,  and  Messrs.  James  Holden,  R. 
Hatch,  A.  Ross,  J.  Richardson,  J.  L.  Smith,  G.  Young  Smith,  J.  S.  M.  Wilcox,  J.  Rice,  and  others 
advanced  the  necessary  funds.  The  property  was  purchased  for  the  sum  of  $35,000.00,  and  arrange¬ 
ments  were  forthwith  made  for  the  opening  of  the  College.  Accordingly,  on  the  3rd  of  September, 
1874,  it  was  formerly  opened  by  his  Excellency,  the  Earl  of  Dufferin,  then  Governor-General  of 
Canada.  For  beauty  and  healthfulness  of  location,  for  the  comfort  and  pleasure  of  its  pupils,  the. 
premises  are  without  a  rival  in  the  Dominion. 

During  the  four  years  the  number  of  boarding  pupils  so  far  increased  that  the  directors,  in  1877, 
determined  on  the  erection  of  additional  buildings.  Accordingly  a  residence  for  the  Governor,  and  a 
spacious  addition  to  the  College  have  been  built  in  beautiful  harmony  -with  the  main  building.  Thus 
far  the  Institution  has  met  with  the  highest  expectations  of  its  promoters  and  its  prospects  for  the 
future  are  bright.  The  Board  of  Directors,  twenty-one  in  number,  seven  of  whom  are  Ministers 
appointed  by  the  Conference,  and  fourteen  laymen  elected  by  the  annual  meeting  of  the  Shareholders. 
The  Annual  Calendar  supplies  full  information  and  may  be  obtained  on  application. 


OFFICERS  OF  GOVERNMENT  AND  INSTRUCTION,  1880. 
Rev.  J.  J.  Hake,  M.A.,  Governor  and  Principal. 

Miss  Adams,  M.L.A.,  Lady  Principal. 


FACULTY  OF  INSTRUCTION. 


Logic,  Natural  Science  and  Higher  Classics. — Rev. 
J.  J.  Hake,  M.A. 

Belles-Lettres,  Art  Criticism  and  Italian. — Miss 
Adams,  M.  L.A. 

Mental  Science  and  Senior  English.  — Miss  Jakvis, 

M.L.A. 

Mathematics  and  Book-Keeping. — Miss  Rorke 
( Magill  Normal  School). 


Mathematics  and  Junior  English. — Miss - . 

French  and  German. — Fraulein  Kolshorn. 
Elocution. — Miss  Fraine. 

Vocal  and  Instrumental  Music  ( Piano  and  Pipe 
Organ). — Prof.  E.  H.  Ruppel. 
Instrumental  Music.  — Miss  Kerr,  M.  L.  A. 

Vocal  Music. — Miss  - . 

Draining  and  Painting. — Miss  Windeatt. 


Walking,  Riding  and,  Calisthenics. — Major  Dearnally. 


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WESLEYAN  THEOLOGICAL  COLLEGE,  MONTREAL. 


GRADUATES. 


(a)  Gold  Medal.  J>)  1st  Silver  Medal,  (c)  2nd  Silver  Medal. 


1876. 

Gray,  Lillie  E.,  M.E.L . Cartwright. 

1877. 

Andrews,  Emily  J.,  M.L  A . Tilsonburg. 

Jarvis,  Sarah  Maude,  M.L. A.  (a) . Parkhill. 

McCraney,  Florence  I.,  M.L.  A.  (c) . Oakville. 

Peterson,  Susie  M.,  M.L. A.  ( b ) . Colborne. 

Hare,  Barbara  Caroline,  M.  E.  L. ,  The  Christina 
Teskey  Scholarship . Bell’s  Corners. 


1879. 

Davies,  Martha  E.,  M.L. A.  (a) . Aultsville. 

Herriman,  Millicent,  M.L. A.  ( b ) . Port  Hope. 

McDowell,  JAne  A.,  M.E.L . Bowmanville. 

Sanderson,  Anna  E  ,  M.L. A.  (c) . Whitby. 

Scott,  Mary,  M.E.L.,  The  Christina 

Teskey  SilverMedal, . Whitby. 

Wilson, 'Leila,  M.L. A.,  . Hamilton. 

1880. 


1878. 

Sherin,  Esther  Emma,  M.E.L.,  The  Christina 

Teskey  Scholarship . Lakefield. 


Phillips,  Lizzie  M.,  M.E.L.  ( b ) . Cowansville. 

Sherin,  Minnie,  M.E.L . Lakefield. 

Vair,  Sarah  E.,  M.E.L . Rednersville. 


VI. — WESLEYAN  THEOLOGICAL  COLLEGE,  MONTREAL. 

Established,  1873.  Incorporated,  1879.  By  enactment  of  the  General  Conference  of  the  Methodist 
Church  of  Canada,  1878,  affiliated  with  Victoria  University. 

This  Institution  was  founded  in  the  year  1872,  when  it  was  felt  desirable  to  have  a  College  in 
the  Province  of  Quebec'  that  would  give  greater  prominence  to  the  educational  and  other  interests  of 
Methodism  in  that  portion  of  the  Dominion,  especially  in  the  promotion  of  the  French  Missionary 
work.  The  attendance  of  Divinity  Students  has  ranged  from  12  to  17  each  session,  among  whom 
have  been  included  not  only  the  Probationers  sent  by  the  different  Conferences,  but  also  Candidates 
for  the  French  work,  and  other  occasional  students.  The  following  is  the  list  of  Instructors  in  the 
several  branches  of  the  curriculum  prescribed  by  the  General  Conference  : — 

Systematic  Theology  and  Church  History. — Rev.  G.  Douglas,  LL.D. 

Church  History  and  Assistant  Instructor. — Rev.  W.  I.  Shaw,  M.A.,  LL.B. 

Homiletics  and  Pastoral  Theology. — Rev.  G.  Douglas,  LL.  D. 

Greek  Testament. — Rev.  W.  I.  Shaw,  M.A.,  LL.B. 

Hebrew  Scriptures. — Rev.  A.  De  Sola,  LL.D.,  of  McGill  University. 

Latin,  Rhetoric  and  Grammatical  Analysis. — Rev.  W.  I.  Shaw,  M.A.,  LL.B. 

French. — P.  J.  Davey,  Esq.,  M.A.,  B.C.L  ,  of  McGill  University. 

Natural  Sciences. — J.  W.  Dawson,  Esq.,  LL.D.,  F.R.S.,  Principal  of  McGill  University. 

Mental  and  Moral  Philosophy  and  Logic. — Rev.  j.  C.  Murray,  LL.D.,  of  McGill  University. 

Elocution  — Professor  J.  Andrew. 

Church  Polity. — Rev.  W.  I.  Shaw,  M.  A.,  LL.B. 

The  Curriculum  for  three  years  is  that  prescribed  by  the  General  Conference  for  students  in 
attendance  at  the  several  Theological  Institutions  of  the  Methodist  Church  of  Canada. 

Foundations  for  prizes  have  been  established  as  follows  : — 

The  Sanford  Prize,  endowed  by  W.  E.  Sanford,  Esq./of  Hamilton,  awarded  to  the  highest  grade 
student  of  the  senior  year. 

The  Beatty  Prize,  endowed  by  J.  Beatty,  Esq.,  of  Thorold,  for  the  Middle  year,  and  the 
Directors’  Prize  for  the  junior  year. 

Several  prizes  in  specific  subjects  are  also  usually  given  each  session  by  patrons  of  the  Institution. 


BOARD  OF  MANAGEMENT. 


The  President  of  the  General 
Conference. 

Rev.  E.  Ryerson,  D.  D.,  LL.D. 
Rev.  S.  D.  Rice,  D.D. 

Rev.  J.  Elliott,  D.D. 

Rev.  J.  A.  Williams,  D.D. 


Rev.  S.  S.  Nelles,  D.D.,  LD.D. 
Rev.  John  Potts,  D.D. 

Hon.  James,  Ferrier. 

John  Torrance,  Esq. 

J.  Dillon,  Esq. 

Samuel  Finlay,  Esq. 


George  Bishop,  Esq. 

J.  J.  Maclaren,  LL.B.,  Q. C 
James  Lord,  Esq. 

W.  E.  Sanford,  Esq. 

James  Paterson,  Esq. 


The  Members  of  the  Board  of  Management  residing  in  Montreal  form  the  Executive  Committee 
dur  ing  the  year. 


OFFICERS  OF  THE  BOARD. 


Hon.  James  Ferrier,  Chairman.  ■  John  Torrance,  Esq.,  Treasurer. 

John  Dillon,  Esq.,  Secretary.  I  Rev.  G.  Douglas,  LL.D.,  Principal. 

Rev.  W.  I.  Shaw,  M.A..  LL.B.,  Registrar. 


MOUNT  ALLISON  WESLEYAN  COLLEGE. 


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VII.— MOUNT  ALLISON  WESLEYAN  COLLEGE,  SACKVJLLE,  N.B. 

Saekville,  the  seat  of  the  Mount  Allison  College  and  Academies,  is  situated  on  the  line  of  the  In¬ 
tercolonial  Railway,  midway  beeween  Halifax  and  Saint  John.  Four  Express  trains  connecting  these 
cities  pass  daily,  as  well  as  Accommodation  trains  for  nearer  points.  The  various  branches  and  ex¬ 
tensive  connections  of  the  Intercolonial  bring  Saekville  into  direct  railway  or  steamboat  communica¬ 
tion  with  all  parts  of  the  Maritime  Provinces,  as  well  as  with  the  Western  Provinces  of  the  Dominion 
and  the  United  States.  The  following  historic  sketch  has  been  kindly  furnished  by  the  Rev.  Charles 
Stewart,  D.D.  : — 

The  Educational  Institutions  of  the  Methodist  Church,  in  Saekville,  N.B.,  are  the  result  of  the 
Christian  liberalty  of  the  late  Charles  F.  Allison,  Esq. 

In  the  Centenary  year  of  Methodism,  1839,  he  addressed  a  letter  to  the  Chairman  of  the  New 
Brunswick  District,  in  which  he  gives  utterance  to  the  conviction  that  “the  establishment  of  schools, 
in  which  pure  religion  is  not  only  taught,  but  constantly  brought  before  the  youthful  mind,  and  re¬ 
presented  to  it  as  the  basis  and  groundwork  of  all  the  happiness  of  which  man  is  capable,  and 
eminently  calculated  to  form  the  most  perfect  character,”  is  “one  of  the  most  efficient  means  in  the 


DAVID  ALLISON,  LL.D. 


order  of  Divine  Providence,  to  bring  about  the  happy  result  spoken  of  by  the  wise  man,  ‘  Train  up  a 
child  in  the  way  he  should  go  ;  and  when  he  is  old  he  will  not  depart  from  it.’  ” 

Mr.  Allison  then  ‘  ‘  proposed  to  purchase  an  eligible  site,  and  erect  suitable  buildings  for  the  es¬ 
tablishment  of  a  school  of  the  description  mentioned,  in  which  not  only  the  elementary,  but  the 
higher  branches  of  education  may  be  taught.”  His  offer  was  accepted;  but  several  months  elapsed 
before  the  necessary  arrangements  could  be  made  for  commencing  the  building.  On  the  19th  of  June, 
1840,  the  corner-stone  was  laid,  and  on  the  19th  of  January,  1843,  the  Academy,  having  been  com¬ 
pleted  and  furnished,  the  actual  work  of  the  Institution  was  begun,  under  the  Principalship  of  the 
Rev.  H.  Pickard,  A.M.,  who  continued  to  preside  over  its  affairs,  and  to  guide  its  advancing  develop¬ 
ment  till  the  year  1869,  when  he  was  succeeded  by  David  Allison,  LL.D.,  who  continued  in  that 
office  until  1878. 

Besides  the  site,  Mr.  Allison  contributed  sixteen  thousand  dollars  at  first  to  build  the  Academy, 
and  four  hundred  dollars  annually,  for  three  years  afterwards,  to  assist  in  its  maintenance.  Subse¬ 
quently,  he  gave  four  thousand  dollars  for  the  erection  of  the  Female  Academy,  besides,  what  was  of 
priceless  value,  a  large  amount  of  time,  care,  and  personal  attention,  up  to  the  close  of  his  life  in  1858. 

The  Female  Academy,  a  commodious,  elegant,  and  well-appointed  building  was  opened  in  1854, 


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MOUNT  ALLISON  WESLEYAN  COLLEGE, 


and  lias  been  in  successful  opperation  ever  since.  The  Rev.  E.  Evans,  D.D.,  was  its  first  Principal. 
In  subsequent  times  it  lias  been  considerably  enlarged  and  improved,  and  is  undoubtedly  unequalled 
in  the  Maritime  Provinces,  for  its  adaptation  to  the  work  of  the  higher  education  of  the  female  sex. 
The  curriculum  for  graduation  is  very  complete  ;  and  the  young  ladies  have  the  privilege  of  attending 
the  class  exercises  and  lectures  in  the  adjoining  College,  or,  if  they  desire  it,  of  pursuing  the  full  un¬ 
der-graduate  course  in  Arts.  * 

During  the  session  of  the  New  Brunswick  Legislature,  in  1857—8,  “  a  Charter  for  the  establish¬ 
ment  of  a  College  proper,  to  comprise  a  Theological  Department,”  was  granted  to  the  trustees  of  the 
Institution,  and  at  the  following  Conference  of  the  Wesleyan  Methodist  Church,  in  Eastern  British 
America,  a  resolution  was  recorded  acknowledging  it  to  be  “  an  imperative  duty  to  adopt  measures  for 
the  accomplishment  of  this  object  at  the  earliest  possible  period.”  Shortly  afterwards  a  fund  was 
raised  throughout  the  Connexion  to  endow  the  chair  of  Theology  ;  and  in  the  year  1861,  the  Rev.  C. 
De  Wolfe,  D.D.,  was  set  apart  as  Professor  of  Theology— a  position  which  he  occupied  till,  in  1870, 
on  account  of  failing  health,  he  was  compelled  to  resign, 

In  the  year  1862,  the  College  building  having  been  completed,  the  work  in  it  was  commenced 
under  the  Presidency  of  Rev.  Humphrey  Pickard,  D.D.  ;  and  in  the  Minutes  of  Conference  for  the 
following  year,  it  is  affirmed  that,  in  the  estimation  of  the  Conference,  this  Institution  with  commo- 
dius  edifice,  efficient  faculty,  well-arranged  curriculum,  etc. ,  is  already  entitled  to  take  rank  with  the 
best  Collegiate  Institutions  of  the  Provinces,  and  is  worthy  of  the  confidence  and  patronage  oi  the 
public.  These  opinions  have  since  been  ratified  by  the  success  of  the  Institution,  and  by  the  high 
position  among  Colleges  of  British  North  America  which  it  at  present  occupies. 

In  1866  the  original  academy  was  totally  consumed  by  fire,  but  by  the  energy  of  the  Trustees  and 
the  generosity  of  the  Methodist  public,  it  was  replaced  by  the  present  structure,  which  was  opened  m 
1S67.  Other  buildings,  such  as  Lingley  Hall,  new  school  rooms,  etc.,  have  been  added  from  time  to 
time,  so  that  the  value  of  the  entire  property  cannot  now  be  less  than  $70,000.  The  Provincial  grant 
from  the  Legislature  of  New  Brunswick  was  withdrawn  in  1S72,  and  in  order  to  make  up  for  this  loss, 
and  to  provide  more  fully  for  the  growing  necessities  of  the  College,  an  endowment  fund  was  estab¬ 
lished  in  that  year,  and  notwithstanding  the  dullness  of  trade  which  has  since  ensued,  and  the  con¬ 
sequent  failure,  for  the  present  to  realize  all  that  is  required,  yet  between  fifty  and  sixty  thousand 
dollars  have  been  secured  for  this  purpose. 

The  Board  of  Governors  consists  of  eighteen  members,  sixteen  of  whom  are  appointed  quadrien- 
nially  by  the  Genneral  Conference,  and  the  other  two  annually  by. the  Alumni  Society.  Established 
1864,  incorporated  1874. 

The  Arts  Faculty  at  present  consists  of 

President  and  Professor  of  Mental  Philosophy  and  Logic. — James  R.  Inch,  LL.D. 

Professor  of  Moral  Philosophy  and  Christian  Evidences. — Rev.  C.  Stewart,  D.D. 

Professor  of  Classics. — Alfred  D.  Smith,  A.  M. 

Professor  of  Chemistry  and  Experimental  Physics. — Rev.  John  Burwash,  A.  M. 

Professor  of  Mathematics. — Richard  C.  Weldon,  A.M.,  Ph.  D. 

The  Faculty  of  Theology  consists  of 

President  (ex-officio)  Professor  of  Biblical  Literature  and  Logic. — J.  R.  Inch,  LL.D. 

Professor  of  Old  Testament  Exegesis  and  Systematic  Theology. — Rev.  C.  Stewart,  D.D.,Dean. 

Professor  of  New  Testament  C- reek  and  Exegesis. — Rev.  David  Kennedy,  S.T.  D. 

Professor  of  Homiletics. — Rev.  John  Burwash,  A.M. 

Professor  of  Greek. — A.  D.  Smith,  A.M. 


DEGREES  CONFERRED — Honoris  Causa. 


D.  D. 

Rev.  George  Scott .  1866 

Rev.  Charles  Stewart .  1870 

Rev.  Henry  Pope,  Jr .  1877 

LL.  D. 

James  R.  Inch,  A.M .  1878 

D.  C.  L. 

W.  H.  Tuck,  Q.C .  IS74 


A.  M. 


Arthur  McN.  Patterson . : .  1872 

W.  W.  Anderson . .  1874 

A.  M.  — Ad  eundum. 

W.  Pugsley  (University  of  N ew  Brunswick) . .  1870 
Rev.  John  Burwash  (Victoria  College) .  1877 


A.  M. 

Howard  Sprague .  1866 

Josiah  Wood .  1866 

James  R.  Inch .  1867 

Alfred  A.  Stockton  .  ...  1867 

Jotham  McC.  Fulton .  1867 

Thaddeus  Hodgson .  1869 

George  W.  Burbidge .  1870 

Joseph  Seller .  1870 

W.  H.  G.  Temple .  1870 


DEGREES  IN  COURSE. 


Thomas  B.  Flint .  1872 

John  T.  Mellish .  1872 

H.  P.  Cowperthwaite .  1870 

Arthur  D.  Morton .  1870 

Thomas  Rogers .  1870 

Richard  C.  Weldon .  1870 

D.  Henry  Burbidge .  1871 

Benjamin  Russell .  1871 

Alfred  D.  Smith .  1871 

Ralph  Brecken.  . . .  1875 


Charles  DeW.  Heard .  1875 

Samuel  A.  Chesley .  1876 

A.  B. 

Howard  Sprague .  1863 

Josiah  Wood .  1863 

Nehemiah  Ayer .  1864 

James  R.  Inch .  1864 

Arthur  D.  Morton .  1864 

Alfred  A.  Stockton  .  1864 


MOUNT  ALLISON  WESLEYAN  MALE  ACADEMY. 


558 


MOUNT  ALLISON  WESLEYAN  ACADEMIES. 


Jotham  McC.  Fulton .  1865 

Robert  A.  Borden .  1866 

Samuel  A.  Chesley .  1866 

Thaddeus  Hodgson .  1866 

Seward  S.  Tod  dings .  1866 

Richard  C.  Weldon .  1866 

Charles  H.  Wood .  1866 

D.  Henry  Burbidge .  1867 

George  W.  Burbidge .  1867 

H.  P.  Cowpertliwaite .  1867 

Thomas  B.  Flint .  1867 

Thomas  Rogers .  1867 

Alfred  D.  Smith .  1867 

Benjamin  Russell .  1868 

Joseph  Seller .  1868 

Wm.  H.  G.  Temple .  1868 

Richard  W.Weddall .  1868 

William  C.  Cogswell .  1868 

John  T.  Mellish .  1869 

Augustus  Morris .  1S69 

Ralph  Brecken .  1871 

Charles  DeW.  Heard .  1871 

William  H.  Ibbitson .  1872 

William  F.  Penney .  1872 

Clifford  B.  Trueman .  1872 


Hibbert  R.  Baker .  1873 

Benjamin  Chappell  .  1873 

J.  Wesley  Doull .  1873 

David  IV.  Johnson . .  1873 

John  P.  Lawrence . . .  1873 

Albert  S.  White .  1873 

George  J.  Bond .  1874 

Thompson  T.  Davis .  1874 

George  Smith .  1874 

Leonard  Allison .  1875 

John  L.  Dawson .  1875 

Charles  S.  Gilbert .  1875 

Matthew  R.  Knight .  1875 

Henry  A.  Powell .  1875 

Hedley  Williston .  1875 

Frederick  Wright .  1874 

William  A.  Bennett . 1876 

Charles  W.  Swallow .  1876 

Henry  T.  Colpitts .  1877 

Nathaniel  Duffy .  1877 

Alexander  Johnston .  1877 

George  F.  Johnson .  1877 

Charles  C.  Slocomb .  1877 

Rufus  P.  Steeves  .  1877 

Byron  A.  Borden .  1878 


J.  Alder  Davis .  1878 

George  A.  Inch .  1878 

W.  E.  Johnson .  1878 

Frank  H.  Tuck .  1878 

Fred.  A.  Buckley .  1879 

W.  Arthur  Black .  1879 

Ralph  Colpitts .  1879 

Thomas  E  Colpitts .  1879 

Benjamin  Hills .  1879 

Harvey  E.  Kennedy .  1879 

Alfred'K.  McAlpine  . , -  1879 

Daniel  D  Moore . '. .  . .  1879 

George  0  Robinson .  1879 

John  W.  Wadman .  1879 

Albert  I.  Chapman .  1880 

S.  B  Gigg .  1880 

John  A.  Smith .  1880 

B.  S. 

William  C.  Milner .  1864 

Grace  A.  Lockhart .  1875 

Robert  Ceckwith .  1877 

George  A.  Inch .  1877 

James  S.  Tait .  1877 

Albert  J.  Chapman  .  1879 


VII.— MOUNT  ALLISON  WESLEYAN  MALE  ACADEMY,  1880. 


REV.  CHARLES  H.  PAISLEY,  M.A.,  -  -  Principal. 


This  Institution  is  entering  upon  the  thirty- eighth  year  of  its  history  with  all  the  strength  which 
its  past  successful  course  has  developed,  and  with  the  increased  efficiency  which  long  experience  and 
improved  educational  facilities  afford.  Its  course  of  study  is  designed  to  ensure  to  the  student 
thorough  preparation  for  College  Matriculation,  or  for  entrance  upon  professional  or  commercial 
pursuits.  Its  Commercial  Department  offers  to  young  men  seeking  a  practical  as  well  as  theoretical 
knowledge  of  business,  all  the  advantages  which  are  to  be  found  in  the  best  Commercial  Colleges. 


FACULTY. 


Latin  and  French. — Rev.  Clias.  H.  Paisley,  M.  A. 
Greek  and  Nat.  Philosophy. — Leon.  Allison,  B.A. 
Mathematics. — Thompson  T.  Davis,  B.A. 


Commercial  and  English  <  Department. — John  A. 
Smith,  B.A. 

Department  of  Music. - — Prof.  William  .Tost. 


Steward  and  Stewardess. — Mr.  and  Mrs.  James  Fillmore. 


IX.— MOUNT  ALLISON  WESLEYAN  FEMALE  ACADEMY,  1880. 

REV.  DAVID  KENNEDY,  D.D.,  -  -  -  -  Principal. 

MISS  ADELAIDE  H.  WHITFIELD,  -  ,  -  Preceptress. 

The  Mount  Allison  Ladies’  Academy  was  opened  for  the  reception  of  Students  on  Thursday,  the 
17th  of  August,  1854.  The  edifice  was  planned  and  finished  for  the  express  purpose  of  affording  a 
pleasant,  healthy,  and  in  every  respect  desirable  residence  for  young  ladies  requiring  a  course  of 
liberal  educational  training.  The  main  bulling  is  160  feet  long  by  50  feet  wide,  three  stories  high, 
with  a  French  roof.  It  is  heated  throughout  with  steam,  each  room  being  provided  with  one  or  more 
of  Nason’s  Radiator’s,  fitted  with  valves,  by  which  the  temperature  may  be  regulated  at  pleasure. 
The  apartments  are  exceedingly  commodious,  and  all  are  tastefully  and  comfortably  furnished,  so  as 
to  present  a  most  inviting  home  for  a  large  number  of  resident  students.  It  is  designed  to  be,  in  every 
respect,  equal  to  any  public  institution  devoted  to  the  advancement  of  female  education  in  the 
Dominion.  The  eminence  on  which  the  Academy  is  situated  commands  an  extensive  view  of  a  rich 
and  beautiful  stretch  of  country.  The  surrounding  grounds  are  well  adapted  for  exercise  and  pleasant 
walks,  secluded  from  publiic  observation.  The  locality  is  specially  noted  for  its  healthfulness. 


MOUNT  ALLISON  WESLEYAN  FEMALE  ACADEMY. 


560 


MOUNT  ALLISON  WESLEYAN  ACADEMY. 


BOARD  OF  INSTRUCTION. 


English  Literature—  Rev.  David  Kennedy,  M.  A., 

S.T.I). 

Higher  Mathematics  and  Latin. — Miss  Adelaide 
H.  Whitfield. 

Belles-  Letter  s<k  French—  Miss  Blanche  Bennett. 
Enalish  Department. — Miss  Hannah  Johnson, 
M.L.A. 


Drawing,  Painting,  etc. — Miss  Annie  S.  Inch, 
M.L.A. 

Instrumental  and  Vocal  Music. — Prof.  William 


Jost. 

Music. — Miss  M.  E.  Pickard,  M.L.A.,  Miss 
Lavinia  M.  Stewart. 

Stewardess.- — Miss  Miriam  Fullerton. 


GRADUATES. 


M.  L.  A. 

Mary  Emarancy  Pickard.  .  1866 
Amelia  Elizabeth  Pickard..  1866 


Bathenia  Tupper  .  1866 

Sarah  Bent  .  1867 

Annie  A.  Buchanan .  1867 

Alice  E.  Maxwell  .  1866 

Mary  Mellish  .  1867 

Harriet  E.  Smith  .  1867 

Annie  L.  Kennay . 1868 

Mrria  L.  Angwin  .  1869 

Mary  A.  Morton  .  1870 

Jennie  Robinson  .  1870 


Hannah  Johnson .  1870 

Alice  A.  Chesley  .  1871 

Hester  V.  Daly .  1871 

Mary  L.  Fowler .  1871 

Annie  R.  Trueman  .  1872 

Jennie  L.  Morse  .  1872 

Emma  R.  Burrell .  1872 

Edith  B.  Patterson  .  1872 

Carrie  E.  Casey  .  1873 

Annie  S.  Inch .  1873 

Grace  A.  Lockhart, ’74,  B.S.  1875 
Emma  Victoire  Henderson.  1875 
Eliza  Van  N orden  Y oung .  .  1875 
Maria  S.  Tuttle .  1876 


Jesse  B.  Troop . 

May  S.  Witter . 

Minnie  J.  Black’ . 

Dottie  R.  M.  Lowden 
Susan  0.  M’Cully  . . . 
Lizzie  McGregor.  . . . 
Emma  C.  Trueman  . 

Bessie  J.  George . 

Jane  Humphrey  .... 

Augusta  Lovitt . 

Annie  J.  Robertson  . 
Josephine  Smith  .... 
Lillie  C.  Walton  .  . . 
Leora  R.  Tweedie  . .  . 


1876 

1876 

1876 

1877 
1877 
1877 
1877 
1879 
1879 
1877 
1879 
1879 

1879 

1880 


X.— MANITOBA  WESLEYAN  INSTITUTE. 

This  Institution  was  originated  and  put  into  operation  by  the  indefatigable  labouis  of'  the  Rer  . 
George  Young,  D.D.  The  schools  in  Winnipeg  in  the  year  1872  were  of  a  very  poor  order  1  he 
dav  school  was  patronized  by  the  poor  principally,  those  who  could  allord  it  sending  their  children  to 
the  Nuns’  Academy.  Mr.  Young,  finding  that  the  little  boys  and  girls  were  learning  what  we  as 
Protestants  did  not  wish  them  to  learn,  opened  a  school  first  for  small  children,  and  employed  a  lady 
teacher.  In  1873,  the  first  schoolroom  having  become  too  small,  a  larger  building  was  erected  at  a 
cost  of  about  $3,000,  and  named  “The  Manitoba  Wesleyan  Institute,”  of  this  the  Rev.  Allan  Bower- 
man,  M.A.  was  the  first  Principal,  and  subsequently  the  Rev.  Thomas  Morden,  B.A.  They  were 
assisted  by  lady  teachers.  No  sooner  was  this  Institution  faialy  and  successfully  in  opeiation  than  a 
complete  common  school  system  was  established  and  the  best  of  teachers  secuied  for  the  schools  in 
the  city.  As  these  schools  were  free,  and  all  sending  or  not  sending  were  taxed  for  their  support,  and 
as  the  fees  charged  for  tuition  at  the  Institute  were  necessarily  high  the  attendance  fell  off  largely,  and, 
finding  the  expenditure  to  be  much  larger  than  the  receipts  it  was  deemed  advisable  to  suspend 
operations  in  1877.  For  a  term  of  years  the  Institute  did  a  good  work,  and  we  hope  the  time  is  not 
far  distant  when  a  flourishing  college  connected  with  our  Church  shall  be  established  in  M  innipeg. 


NEWFOUNDLAND. 

The  Educational  work  of  Methodism  in  Newfoundland  is  under  the  superintendency  of  the  Rev. 
George  S.  Milligan,  M.A.,  and  is  worthy  of  all  praise. 

THE  METHODIST  ACADEMY  AND  MODEL  AND  TRAINING  SCHOOLS  AT  ST.  JOHN’S 

Stands  first  in  importance.  From  the  Report  for  the  year  ending  December  31st,  1877  we  find  that 
the  pupils  for  that  year  numbered  149  boys  and  94  girls,  a  total  of  243,  with  five  teachers. 

THE  CARBON  EAR  METHODIST  GRAMMAR  SCHOOL 

Numbers  68  pupils  and  is  doing  a  good  work  under  the  care  of  the  Rev.  G.  Philliskirk  Story.  The 
number  of  Public  Schools  under  the  direction  of  Methodist  Boards  of  Education  is  eighty-five  in 
twenty-five  different  School  Districts.  In  these  there  are  4,381  pupils,  to  which  may  be  added  181 
for  the  Methodist  Academy  and  68  for  the  Carbonear  Methodist  Grammar  Scholl,  making  a  total  of 
4,630  for  the  denomination,  being  an  increase  of  969  over  the  preceeding  year.  There  are  three 
scholarships  established  in  connection  with  these  Schools,  open  to  all  the  youth  of  the  Colony,  as 
established  by  law,  awarded  according  to  merit  by  the  Directors  to  candidates  who  are  certified  by  the 
Superintendent  as  having  passed  the  required  examination. 


PART  II. 


®Ij£  Toronto  ®  oitfarcnr^, 

1874  to  1880. 


36 


0 


® Ij c  ® o r onto  Conference 


WAS  ORGANIZED  IN 

WESLEY  CHURCH.  JOHN  STREET,  IN  THE  CITY  OF  HAMILTON,  ONT., 

ON 

THURSDAY,  JUNE  11th,  1874. 


I.— SESSIONS  OF  CONFERENCE. 


Year. 

Place. 

President. 

Secretary. 

Journal  Secretary. 

1874. . 

1875. . 

1876. . 

1877. . 

1878. . 
1879  . 

1880. . 

Hamilton . 

Picton . 

Peterborough . 

Whitby . 

Toronto . 

Port  Hope . 

Belleville . 

Enoch  Wood,  D.  D. 
Enoch  Wood,  D  D.  .  . 
Wellington  Jeffers, D.D 

George  Young . 

Eph.  B.  Harper,  M.A.. 

John  Shaw . 

N.  R.  Willoughby,  M.  A 

John  Shaw . 

John  Shaw . 

William  Briggs . 

William  Briggs . 

John  G.  Laird . 

Thomas  S.  Keough .... 
Samuel  J.  Hunter  .... 

John  Bredin. 

John  Bredin. 

John  Bredin. 

John  Bredin. 

John  Bredin. 

John  S.  Clarke. 

John  S.  Clarke. 

II. — MINISTERS  and  MEMBERS. 


Year. 

Ministers. 

Members. 

On 

trial. 

Effec¬ 

tive. 

Sup’d. 

Sup’y. 

Total. 

Increase. 

On  trial. 

Full. 

Total. 

Increase. 

1874... 

60 

180 

34 

8 

282 

1,691 

26,221 

27,912 

1875 . . . 

73 

211 

41 

13 

*338 

56 

2,104 

30,198 

*32,302 

4,390 

1876. . . 

76 

225 

39 

14 

354 

16 

2,388 

31.920 

34,308 

2,006 

1877. . . 

69 

230 

45 

14 

358 

4 

3,143 

32,189 

35,332 

1,024 

1878. . . 

63 

241 

44 

17 

365 

7 

2,708 

33,400 

36,072 

740 

1879. . . 

45 

251 

46 

17 

359 

dee.  6 

2,372 

33,659 

36,031 

dec.  41 

1880. . . 

51 

253 

50 

22 

376 

17 

2,932 

33,922 

36,854 

823 

*  Note. — In  the  numbers  for  1875,  is  included  35  ministers  and  2,189  members,  brought  into 
the  Union  by  the  late  New  Connexion  Conference. 


III. — CONNEXIONAL  FUNDS. 


Year. 

Contingent 

Educa¬ 

tional. 

Sunday 

School. 

Superannuated  M inisters. 

Circuit 

Subs. 

Ministers 

Subs. 

Total. 

Missionary. 

1874 . 

$1,991  00 

$4,861  23 

$1,211  00 

$6,072  23 

$42,218  93 

1875 . 

2,255  11 

2,199  59 

$137  43 

5,115  31 

2,031  00 

7,146  31 

42,337  59 

1876 . 

2,162  12 

2,226  28 

106  08 

5,428  19 

2,495  00 

7,923  19 

44,893  91 

1877 . 

2.140  00 

2,423  19 

146  30 

5,385  19 

2,585  00 

7,970  19 

44,642  08 

1878 . 

2,136  16 

1,793  63 

201  22 

5,455  94 

2,751  00 

8,206  94 

45,253  52 

1879 . 

1,913  11 

1,759  76 

205  88 

5,632  87 

2,796  00 

8,428  87 

38,696  88 

1880 . 

1,789  16 

1,556  87 

211  78 

5,324  70 

2,780  00 

8,104  70 

37,763  63 

THE  NAMES  OF 


CLASSIFIED  AND  ALPHABETICALLY  ARRANGED 


UNDER  THE  YEAR  IN  WHICH  THEIR  MINISTRY  BEGAN. 


Note. — Tlie  figures  in  the  column  after  the  name  show  the  year  in  which  his  connection  wrth  the 
Conference  ceased,  the  letters  indicate  the  cause. 


d.  Died. 
dp.  Dropped. 


ex.  Expelled. 
loc.  Located. 


w 

L. 


Tran sf erred  to  Montreal  Conf. 


Withdrew. 

Transferred  to  London  Conf. 


1823. 

1  Poole,  Jacob . 

1824. 

2  Green,  Anson . 

3  Ryerson,  Egerton . 

1825. 

* 

4  Jones,  Richard . 

1826. 

5  Wood,  Enoch . 

1827. 

6  Carroll,  John . 

7  Norris,  James . 

1829. 

S  Miller  Gilbert . 

9  Van  Dusen,  Conrad. .  . 

1830. 

10  Brock,  James . 

11  Seymour,  James . 

1831. 

12  Rose,  Samuel . 

13  Warner,  Lewis . 

1832. 

14  McFadden,  William. 

15  Sunday,  John . 

1833. 

16  Howard,  Vincent  B. . 

17  McMullen,  Thomas.. 

1834. 

18  Douse,  John . 

19  Garry,  Robert . 

20  Manly,  John  G . 

21  Scott’  Jonathan.  .  .  . 

22  Steer,  William . 

1835. 

23  Lever,  John . 

24  Sanderson,  John 

25  Y  oung,  W  illiam 


1879 


1836. 

26  Creighton,  Kennedy . . 

27  Jeffers,  Wellington... 

1837- 

28  Coleman,  William  D. . 

29  Rice,  Samuel  D . 

1838. 

30  Pliilp,  Samuel  C . 

1839. 

31  Brooking,  Robert..... 

32  Hughes,  James . 

33  Price,  William . 

34  Taylor,  Lachlin . 

1840. 


1879 


1875 


„  j  35  Beynon,  George . 

!  36  Darlington,  Robert . 

37  Howard,  Isaac  B . 

1 1  38  Madden,  David  B . . 

m.  i  1876  i1  39  McCullough,  William . D- 

|  i '  40  Williams,  Thomas . 

1841. 

|41  Ban-ass,  Edward . 

■  •  1C„„  ,  42  Fawcett,  Michael . 

I  18,h  ij  43  Gemley,  John . / . w- 

!  44  Harper,  Ephraim  B . 

45  M  eOallum,  Joseph  W . 

46  Sallows,  Edward . . 

1842. 

47  Bredin,  John . 

j  48  Carr,  George. . . .' . 

1  49  Pollard,  William . ’  ••• 

50  Young,  George . 

1843. 

13H>  I  51  Andrews,  William . 

ij  52  Greener,  James . . . 

1880  i  i  53  Taggart,  Charles . 

54  Wilkinson,  Henry . ■ 

1844. 

n.  I  1875  j  55  Hunt,  John.. . . . 

D.  I  1880  I  56  Jennings,  David . 

>!  57  Turver,  Charles . . 


1879 


1875 


.  D. 


TORONTO  CONFERENCE. 


1845. 

5S  Clement,  Edwin . 

59  Green,  Alexander  T  . . . 

1846. 

60  Blackstock,  William  S. 

61  Brown,  Nelson . 

62  McDowell,  David  C  .  .  . 

63  Pattyson,  William  M. . 

64  Poole,  William  H . 

66  Rolston,  David  D . 

66  Silvester,  Charles . 

67  Webster,  John . 

1847. 

68  Evans,  John  S . 

69  Jefferis,  Thomas  M  . . .  , 

70  Nelles,  Samuel  S . 

1848. 

71  Armstrong,  John  B. . .  . 

72  English,  John . 

73  Fislr,  Charles . 

7  4  Laird,  J ohn  G . 

75  Shuttleworth,  John  .  . . 

1849. 

76  Johnson,  Joshua  H.  . . . 

1S50. 

77  Baskerville,  James . 

78  Briggs,  Joel . 

7  9  Burns,  William . 

80  Culbert,  Thomas . 

81  Hodgson,  John . 

82  Huntington,  Silas . 

83  Miller,  Aaron  D . 

84  McDougal,  George . 

85  Savage,  David . 

86  Whitcomb,  Orrin . 

1851. 

87  Clarke,  Richard  . 

88  Crawford,  James . 

89  Dewart,  Edward  H.  .  .  . 

90  McDowell,  Henry . 

91  Richardson,  William..  . 

92  Sanderson,  Joseph  E..  . 

93  Shaw,  John . 

94  Starr,  J.  Herbert . 

95  Steinhaur,  Henry . 

1852. 

96  Doel,  John . 

97  Scott,  James . 

98  Woolsey,  Thomas . 

1853. 

99  Clarke,  Andrew . 

100  Cochran,  George . 

101  Dingman,  Garrett  J  . . . 

102  Koyl,  Ephraim  L . 

103  Salt,  Allan . 

104  Tindall,  William . 

105  Tomblin,  William . 

1854. 

106  Armstrong,  Andrew' .  . . 

107  Campbell,  Alexander  R, 

108  Clarke,  John  S . 

109  Gragg,  Edward . 

110  Dowler,  John  A . 

111  Jacques,  George . 

112  Johnstqn,  David  A. . . . 

113  Pinch,  Richard  ..*... 

114  Richardson,  George  T. . 

115  Roy,  James . 

116  Russ,  Amos  E . 

117  Savage,  John  W . 

118  Scales,  William . . 

119  Wilson,  John  Y . . 


EX. 


1876 


l.  1878 
l.  187S 


D. 

1875 

1S80 

L. 

1876 

D. 

1876 

1876 

D. 

1876 

•  D. 


1880 


w.  1877 


m.  1875 


.  L. 


1877 


1855. 

120  Ash,  John  C . 

121  Bawtinhimer,  Henry 

122  Betts,  Jonathan  E.. .  . 

123  D  >wn,  Samuel . 

124  Fletcher,  Ashton . 

125  Hill,  Robert N . 

126  Kenner,  Henry . 

127  Lake,  John  N . 

128  Scott,  William  L . 

129  Sutherland,  Alexander 

130  Sutton,  William.... 

1856. 

131  Browning,  Arthur..  . 

132  Cleworth,  Thomas.. 

133  Hunter  William  J . . 

134  Keough,  Thomas  S.. 

135  Kilgour,  Joseph . 

136  Learoyd,  John . 

,  137  Meacham,  George  M 

138  McGuire,  John . 

139  Peterson,  Andreev  L 

140  Philp,  Samuel  C.. . . 

141  Robson,  Ebenezer.. 

142  Willoughby,  Nicholas  R 

1857. 

1 43  Baker,  Isaac . 

144  Browne,  George . 

145  Campbell,  Peter . 

146  Clarkson,  John  Y> ...  . 

147  Derrick,  Thomas . 

148  Doxee,  Archelaus  .... 

149  Ferguson,  Thomas  A., 

150  Irwin,  William  ... 

151  Jeffery,  Thomas  W. 

152  Potter,  Richard.... 

153  Potts,  John . 

154  Seymour,  James  C. 

155  Shawy  Calvin . . 

156  Smith,  Robert  H. . . 

1858. 

157  Anderson,  James  .  . 

158  Blanshard,  Shem. . . 

159  Hall,  Henry . 

160  Harris,  Edward  . . . 

161  Hewitt,  William  Joseph 

162  Peake,  William  H.  . 

163  Washington,  George 

164  Will,  Phineas  D.  . . 

1859. 

165  Addison,  Peter..  . . . 

166  Briggs,  William.... 

167  Gold,  Isaac . 

168  Hamilton,  Thomas  . 

169  McDonald,  Davidson 

170  Thom,  James . 

1860. 

171  Burwash,  Nathaniel 

172  Burwash,  Nathaniel  S 

173  Fox,  Thomas . 

174  Godfrey,  Robert.. .  . 

175  Greene,  Josiah . 

176  Hicks,  William .... 

177  Kenney,  George  H. 

178  Lake,  Charles  V.. .  . 

179  Leech,  Webster  W 

180  Leith,  Hamilton.... 

181  Matheson,  James  . . 

1  82  Matthews,  Henry  S 

183  Rupert,  Edmund  S. 

184  Willmott,  John  C . . 


56G 


MINISTERS  AND  PROBATIONERS. 


1861. 

185  Casson,  Wesley. .  . . 

186  Cullen,  Thomas.  .  .  . 

187  Curry,  Erastus 

188  Danard,  William  B 

189  Demill,  Alford^B. . 

190  Depew,  Sidney  F. . 

191  “ 

192 

193 

194 

195 

196 

197 


Hunter,  Samuel  J 
Leech,  George.. . . 

Tucker,  William  . 

Walker,  Robert . 

Washington,  William  C  . 

Weldon,  Isaac . 

Withrow,  William  H . 

1862. 

198  Barker,  William  R . 

199  Brown,  George  Martin . 

200  German,  John  F . 

201  Halstead,  William . 

202  Lambly,  Osborn  R . . 

203  Morrow,  Edward  . . 

204  Perry,  Charles  E.  .  . 

205  Reynar,  Alfred  H . 

206  Wilson,  J.  Carroll . 

1863. 

207  Dochstader,  John  W . D- 

208  Holmes,  John  H . 

209  MeClung,  James  A . 

210  Wicher,  John  W . d. 


1876 

1879! 


211  Young,  Egerton  R.. 

1864. 
Thomas. . 


212  Campbell, 

213  Chant,  Joseph  H . 

214  Gee,  Daniel  F . 

215  Howell,  Jacob  Eli  . . 

216  Perry,  David . 

217  Stonehouse,  James  H . 

218  Woodswortli,  James . 

1865. 

219  Hanson,  Charles  A . M. 

220  Jolley,  William  Clowes . 

221  Locke,  Joseph  H . 

222  Smiley,  John . 

223  Smythe,  William  J . 

224  Totten,  John  W .  . 

1866. 

225  Chapman,  J.  Anderson . . 

226  Eby,  Charles  S . 

227  Hall,  Joseph . 

228  McDiarmid,  Neil  A . . 

229  McDougall,  John . 

230  Pearen,  James . 

231  Wilson,  Albert  C . 

1867. 

232  Cattanach,  David . 

233  Cunningham,  Andrew . L. 

234  Glover,  Thomas  W . 

235  Hall,  William . 

236  Hare,  John  J . 

237  Johnston,  Robert . 

238  Mahan,  John . 

239  McCulloch,  Robert . 

240  McFarlane,  James . 

241  Robison,  Matthew . d. 

242  Ryan,  William . M. 

243  Sing,  Samuel . 

244  Williams,  David . 

245  Young  William  J . 

1868. 

246  Crosby,  Thomas . 

247  Edmison,  Thomas  J . 

248  Haddon,  Thomas . 


1878 


1880 


1878 

1876 


1868.  — Continued. 

249  Hill,  Newton . 

250  James,  Richard  J . 

251  Johnston,  William . 

252  Peters,  Nial  D . 

253  Tovell,  Isaac . 

254  Tozeland,  John . 

255  Toye,  Reuben  E . 

1869. 

256  Duke,  Richard . 

257  Dundas,  Brabazon  B  . . . . 

258  Galloway,  Joseph . 

259  Hare,  Robert  B . 

260  Jewell,  John  A . 

261  Manning,  Henry  M  . . . . 

262  Oeklev,  John  F . 

263  Reid,  Thomas  R . 

264  Ruttan,  John  H . 

265  Wass,  John  B . 

266  Watson,  Coverdale . 

.  1870. 

267  Andrews,  Joseph . 

268  Bell,  John  W . 

269  Bryant,  Cornelius . 

270  Cairnduff,  William  H. . 

271  Campbell,  Thomas  W 

272  Cook,  William  H.  .  . 

273  German,  Orrin . 

274  Gibson,  Joseph  R.  . .  . 

275  Hames,  Arthur  B . . . 

276  Metcalfe,  James  H..  . 

277  McIntyre,  Charles  E 

278  Patcliell,  Thomas  H 

279  Potter,  Austin.; - 

280  Roblin,  Philip  . 

281  Rutledge,  William  L 

282  Semmens,  John . 

283  Smith,  Charles . 

284  Thibadeau,  Alexander 

285  Thompson,  Christopher 

286  Turner  Janies . 

287  Walton,  John . 

1871. 

288  Annis,  Jeremiah  W 

289  Bishop,  George  J. . . 

290  Bowerman,  Allan  . . 

291  Buchanan,  William 

292  Cathcart,  John  W. . 

293  Davis,  Peter  W .  .  .  . 

294  Glazier,  Adam . 

295  Goff,  Edward  F . .  . . 

296  Hall,  Thomas  W.  .  . 

297  Hart,  John . 

298  Howson,  William  G 

299  Langford,  Charles . . 

300  Mordon,  Thomas  E 

301  McCarroll,  John . 

302  McCauley,  Samuel. . . 

303  Robinson,  Isaac  N. . . 

304  Salton.  Samuel . 

305  Sexsmith,  William  V 

306  Smith,  William  E.  . 

1872. 

307  Grandy,  Thomas  . . . 

308  Hill,  Edward . 

309  Hearing,  Charles  . . 

310  Pepper,  John . 

311  Pickering,  John. . .  . 

312  Ross,  Andrew  W.  .  . 

313  Snowden,  Thomas  J 
!  314  Straehan,  Richard 
j  315  Torrance,  William 

316  Whiteside,  Arthur 


TORONTO  CONFERENCE. 


567 


1873. 

317  Barltrop,  Alfred  J . 

318  Brown,  William  P . 

319  Carter,  Daniel . 

320  Dyer,  William  T . 

321  Edwards,  George  . 

322  Harrison,  James  M . 

323  Henderson,  John  C . 

324  Jamieson,  William  H . 

325  Johnson,  Francis. . 

326  Keam,  Frank  C . 

327  Lyons,  Almon  P . 

328  Morrison,  William  R . 

329  McCamus,  John  A . 

330  Olivant,  Edward . 

331  Richardson,  Henry . 

332  Rose,  Samuel  P . 

333  Shorey,  Sidney  J . 

334  Sliter,  Thomas  . 

335  Thomas,  Henry . 

336  Walker,  George . 

337  Wilkinson,  Robert  C . 

338  Wilson,  Andrew . 

339  Workman,  George  G . 

1874. 

340  Brown,  Alfred  . 

341  Brown,  George . 

342  Coffey,  George . 

343  Emsley,  William  H . 

344  Hastings,  Albert  William 

345  Hicks,  William  Thomas  . . 

346  Manning,  Thomas  B. 

347  McAmmond,  Foster . 

348  Orrne,  Thomas  H . 

349  Reynolds,  George  S . 

350  Smith,  Albert . 


dp.  1875 


.  LOC. 


1879 


.dp.  1875 
loc.  1876 


DP. 


DP. 


1878 


1878 

1878 


.l.  |  1879 
dp'.  I  1879 


1 874.  — Continued. 

351  Stewart,  James  W . 

352  Wass,  Jabez  . 

353  Wilkinson,  John  M . 

354  Wilson,  Thomas  Bell.  .  .  . 

1875. 

355  Allen,  James  E . 

356  Barkwell.  James  H . 

357  Burns,  Robert  Newton  .. . 


358  Crews,  Lewis  W . L.  1877 

359  Dracas,  Frederick . dp.  j  879 

360  Edmunds,  Solomon  C . 

361  Freeman,  John  W . L.  1877 


362  Harper,  Cecil . 

363  Hewitt,  George  W . 

364  Langford,  Enos . 

365  Lawson,  Thomas  . 

366  Lloyd,  Walter  W . 

367  Madden,  William  H . 

368  Mills,  Jesse . loo.  i  1878 

369  Stewart,  Andrew . 

370  Tate,  Charles  M . 

371  Taylor,  William . 

372  Wallace,  Frank  H . 

373  Watch,  Charles  W . 

1876. 

374  Arkels,  Stephen  A.. . . . . 

375  Dunlop,  Thomas . 

376  Moore,  William  F . dp.  |  1877 

377  McKee,  Thomas . 

378  Ottawell,  William  . dp.  1877 

379  Power,  John . 

380  Slierin,  Henry! . !  v 

381  Stewart,  John  A . j  »° 

382  Willmott,  William  F . .loc,  1878 


PROBATIONERS  CONNECTED  WITH  THE  TORONTO  CONFERENCE,  JUNE-  1880; 

SHOWING  THE  YEAR  WHEN  THEIR  MINISTRY  BEGAN. 


1873. 

1  Boddy,  James . 

2  Waite,  Joseph . ••  . 

1874. 

3  Strongman,  William  A . 

1875. 

4  Hill,  Lewis  W . . 

5  McLean,  John . 

1876. 

6  Edge,  J oseph . 

7  Lewis,  Edward  D . 

8  Marshall,  William . 

1877. 

9  Barkwell,  William  J . . 

10  Battell,  Elias . D. 

11  Campbell,  James  H . 

12  Conron,  Matthew  B . 

13  Eves,  Edward . 

14  Green,  Alfred  Eli . 

15  Liddy,  James . 

16  Marvin,  George  V . 

17  McCamus,  David  N . 

1 8  W est,  W illiam  J . 

1878. 

19  Adams,  George  K.  B . 

20  Bacon,  William . 

21  Bey  non,  Thomas  B . 

22  Blakeley,  Charles  E . 

23  Gilbert,  Thomas  H . 

24  Greatrix,  Benjamin . 


1880 


1878. — Cont  in  ued. 

]  J  25  Hirawai,  Tsuneyasu . 

26  Hootan,  William  A . 

27  Jenkiuson,  Henry  S . 

28  Koko,  Asagawa .  ... 

29  Starr,  John  Edward . 

30  Steele,  Thomas  P . 

i  31  Sugiyama,  Hiroku . 

32  Yamanaka,  Yema . 

1879. 

33  Andrews,  Wilbur  W . 

34  Crowle,  Frederick  W . 

!  35  Real,  Joseph  R . 

36  Speer,  James  C . 

37  Wheeler,  Albert  D . 

38  Wilson,  William  F . 

1880 

39  Caldwell,  John  W . 

40  Elliott,  William . 

41  Hasheinoto,  Mutsuehi . 

42  Laidley,  Robert  B . 

43  Leitch,  Robert  H . 

’  44  Mears,  John . 

45  Morgan,  John . 

46  McAlister,  James . 

47  McTavish,  Hector  W . 

48  Pattyson,  Wesley  A.  V  .  . 

49  Puffer,  Isaac  W . 

50  Wilkinson,  James  W . 

:  51  Wood,  James  Alex . 


MINISTERS  &  PROBATIONERS  FOR  THE  MINISTRY, 


CONNECTED  WITH  THE 

furontfl  €  onfmnte, 

1874  to  1880. 


A. 


ADAMS,  GEOEGE  K.  B. 
e.  on  T.  1878. 

1878  Utterson .  2 

80  Salisbury,  Manitoba ....  1 

ADDISON,  PETER. 

1859. 

1874  Newcastle .  3 

77  Trenton .  3 

80  Yonge  Street  North _  1 

ALLEN,  JAMES  E. 
c.  1875. — e.  on  t.  1876. — 
e.  f.  c.  &  o.  1880. 

1875  Durham .  1 

76  Cookstown .  1 

77  Montreal  Theol.  College.  2 

79  Newmarket .  1 

SO  Sharon  and  Queensville. .  1 

ANDERSON,  JAMES. 

1858. 

1874  Meaford .  1 

75  Newmarket .  1 

7  6  Paisley .  3 

79  Markdale .  1 

80  Sault  Ste.  Marie .  1 

Financial  Secretary,  1876  to 

1879. 

Chairman  of  District,  1880. 

ANDREWS,  JOSEPH  A. 
1870. 

1874  Norland . (n.c.)  1 

65  Victoria  Road .  1 

76  Withdrew. 

ANDREWS,  WM.  WILBUR, 
c.  1878.— e.  on  t.  1879. 

1878  Prairie  Grove,  Man .  2 

80  Nelsonville,  Sask . .  1 


ANDREWS,  WILLIAM. 
1843. 

1874  Alderville .  1 

75  Hiawatha .  1 

Died  April  14th,  1879,  aged 
63  years. 


B. 


ANNIS,  JER.  W.,  B.  A. 
e.  on  t.  1871. — e.  f.  c.  &  o.  1876. 

1874  Cobourg . (u.v.c.)  2 

7  6  Pieton .  1 

77  Toronto — Spadina  Av. . .  1 

78  Scarboro’. .  3 

A  graduate  of  Victoria  Univer¬ 
sity,  Cobourg — B.A.,  1876. 


ARKELS,  STEPHEN  ALLEN, 
c.  1876.— e.  on  t.  1877.— 
e.  f.  c.  &  o.  1880. 

1876  Milford  .  1 

77  Bond  Head  . .  1 

78  Newmarket . .  1 

89  Cookstown .  1 

80  Prince  Albert .  1 

ARMSTRONG,  ANDREW. 
1854. 

1874  Angus .  3 

77  St.  Vincent .  3 

80  Rosemont .  1 


BACON,  WILLIAM. 
e.  on  t.  1878. 

1878  Amaranth .  1 

79  Cooksville .  2 


ARMSTRONG,  JOHN  B. 
1848. 

1874  Davenport  and  )  ,  ,  }  2 

Seaton . \  v  ' 


76  Orillia. .  . . 
78  Uxbridge. 


75  Baltimore  . 

76  Ameliasburg . 

79  Smithfi  eld . 

Financial  Secretary,  1878. 


BAKER,  ISAAC. 

1857. 

1874  Sarawak .  1 

75  Woodford .  3 

7  8  Penetanguishene .  2 

80  Adjala .  1 

BARKER,  WILLIAM  R. 
1862. 

1874  Millbrook .  3 

77  Millbrook . (sup’d).  1 

78  Baltimore .  3 

Financial  Secretary,  1875  and 

1876. 

BARKWELL,  JAS.  HOOKS, 
B.  A. 

k.  on  t.  1875. — e.  f.  c.  '&  o.  1879. 

1875  Cobourg,  . (u.v.c.)  2 

77  Stouffville .  1 

78  Darlington .  1 

79  Newcastle .  1 

80  Priceville .  1 

A  graduate  of  Victoria  Univer¬ 
sity,  Cobourg — B.A.,  1877. 


ASH,  JOHN  C. 

1855. 

1874  Agent  Victoria  College..  1 

.  1 

.  3 

o 


BARKWELL,  WM.  JOHN, 

B.  A. 

it.  on  t.  1877. 

1877  Cobourg, . (u.v.c.)  2 

.  1 

.  1 

A  graduate  of  Victoria  Univer¬ 
sity,  Cobourg — B.A.,  1880. 


79  Tliurlow 

80  Newcastle. 


TORONTO  CONFERENCE. 


569 


BARLTROP,  ALFRED  JOHN. 


1873. 

1874  Cavan .  1 

75  Montreal  Theo.  Coll. ...  3 

78  Bethany .  1 

|  No  station — ill,  5  mo.  }  ^ 

’  1  Oakwood,  7  months,  ) 

80  Cannington .  1 

BARRASS,  EDWARD,  M.A. 

1841. 

1874  Aurora .  1 

7 5  Darlington . .  3 

78  Brooklin .  2 

80  Omemee .  1 


Note. — As  an  author  he  issued 
his  first  volume,  entitled  ‘  ‘  Emi¬ 
nent  and  Popular  Men,”  in  1852, 
which  was  enlarged  and  repub¬ 
lished  in  1868,  with  the  title, 

‘  ‘  Gallery  of  Distinguished  Men.  ” 
A  Sermon  on  Class-lneetings  in 
1869,  and  “Smiles and  Tears  ”  in 
1878.  He  is  a  monthly  contri¬ 
butor  to  the  “  Canadian  Metho¬ 
dist  Magazine.  ”  The  honorary 
degree  of  M.A.,  was  conferred 
upon  him  by  the  University  of 
South  Carolina,  June,  1877. 

BASKERVILLE,  JAMES. 

1850. 

187.4  Artemesia  and  Osprey  . .  1 
75  Maynooth  &  York  River.  2 


77  Wiarton .  1 

78  Manitowaning .  1 


80  Manitowaning. . .  (sup’d.  )  1 

BATTELL,  ELIAS. 

R.  on  t.  1877. 

1877  Cannington .  1 

78  Cobourg . (s.  v.  c. )  2 

80  No  station — ill  health. 

Died  August  6th,  1880,  aged' 
-  years. 

BAWTINHIMER,  HENRY. 
1855. 

1874  Cape  Crocker .  3 

77  Kilsyth . , .  . .  1 

78  Owen  Sound...  (sup’y.)  3 

BELL,  JOHN  WESLEY,  B.D. 
R.  on  t.  1870. — k.  f.  c.  &  o.  1877. 
1874  Cobourg . (u.  v.’c. )  1 

77  Point  Douglas,  Man....  2 

79  Nelson ville .  2 

A  graduate  of  Victoria  Univer¬ 
sity— B.D.  1877. 

Financial  Secretary,  1880. 

BETTS,  JONATHAN  ED-  I 
MONDSON. 

1855. 

1874  Bradford .  2 

76  Yorkville .  2 

78  Barrie .  1 

79  Prince  Albert  &  Pt.  Perry  1 

80  Newcastle .  1 

Chairman  of  District,  1874, 

1875  and  1878. 


BEYNON,  GEORGE. 


1840. 

1874  Yorkville . (sup’d.)  4 

78  Brampton . (suv’d.)  3 


BEYNON,  THOMAS  B.,  B. A. 
r.  on  t.  1878. 

1878  Arkwright .  1 

79  Cobourg  . (u.v.c. )  2 


A  graduate  of  Victoria  Univer¬ 
sity—  B.  A.,  1880. 

BISHOP,  (1EORGE  JOHN. 

R.  on  t.  1871. — r.  f.  c.  &o.  1875. 


1874  Aurora .  3 

77  Mount  Albert .  3 

80  Reach .  1 


BRIGGS,  JOEL. 

1850. 

1874  Toronto . (sup’d.)  1 

Died  May  1st..  1875,  aged  47 
years. 

BRIGGS,  WILLIAM. 

1859. 

1874  Belleville .  2 

76  Toronto,  Metropolitan..  3 

79  Book-Steward .  2 

Financial  Secretary,  1874. 
Chairman  of  District,  1875.  Sec¬ 
retary  of  Conference,  1876  and 
1877.  Delegate  to  the  Second 
Genera]  Conference,  Montreal, 
1S78. 


BLACKSTOCIv,  WILLIAM  S. 
1846. 

1874  Montreal  Conference. ...  5 
79  Toronto,  Berkeley  Street  2 


BROCK,  JAMES. 

1830. 

1874  Lindsay .  1 

75  Lindsay . (sup’d.)  1 

76  Montreal  Conference. 


BLAKELEY,  CHARLES  E. 
r.  on  t.  1878. 

1878  Poplar  Point  &  Wood¬ 
lands,  Man .  1 

79  Nelson  ville .  1 

80  Dominion  City .  1 


BLANSHARD,  SHEM. 
1858. 

1874  Meaford,  South .  2 

76  St.  Vincent .  1 

77  Cliinguacousy .  3 

80  Kleinburg .  1 

BODDY,  JAMES. 

1873. 

1874  Allenford . (n.c.)  1 

75  Cobourg . (s.v.c.)  1 

76  Cobourg . (u.c.v.)  5 


BOWERMAN,  ALLAN,  M.A. 
1871. 

1874  Winnipeg .  2 

7  5  Located. 

Note. — The  degree  of  M.A. 
was  conferred  upon  him  in  course, 
by  Victoria  University,  1874.  He 
is  now  (1879)  Head  Master  of 
the  County  High  School  at  Far- 
mersville,  Ont. 

BREDIN,  JOHN. 

1842. 


1874  Bowmanville .  1 

75  Barrie .  3 

78  Walkerton .  1 

79  Alliston .  2 


Journal  Secretary  of  the  Gene¬ 
ral  Conferences  of  1874  and  1S78, 
also  of  the  Toronto  Conference 
from  1874  to  1878  inclusive. 
Chairman  of  District  1874  to 
1880. 


BROOKING,  ROBERT. 
1839. 


1874  Hiawatha .  1 

7  5  Alderville .  6 


BROWN,  ALFRED, 
c.  1874. — r.  on  t.  1875. — 
r.  f.  c.  &  o.  1879. 

1874  Alliston .  2 

75  Cooksville .  1 

76  Yonge  Street,  North.. . .  1 

77  Scarboro’ .  1 

78  Allandale .  1 

79  Duffin’ s  Creek .  2 


BROWNE,  GEORGE. 

1857. 

1874  Castleton .  1 

75  Weston .  2 

78  Streetsville .  3 


BROWN,  GEORGE  (C). 
o.  1874. — R.  on  t.  1875.— 
r.  f.  c.  &  o.  1879. 


1874  Avening .  1 

75  Tliornbury .  1 

76  Cobourg . (s.v.c.)  2 

78  Tliornbury .  1 


79  Horning’s  Mills .  2 

BROWN,  GEO.  MARTIN. 
1862. 

1874  Vespra .  2 

76  Bracebridge  &  Baysville .  2 

•  78  Mono  Road .  3 

Financial  Secretary,  1874  to 
1877. 

BROWN,  NELSON. 

1846. 

1874  High  Bluff. _ (sup’d.)  2 

76  Expelled. 


570 


MINISTERS  AND  PROBATIONERS. 


BROWN,  WILLIAM  P. 


o. 

1873 

74 

75 

76 

77 

78 

79 


1873.—  r.  on  t.  1874.— 
r.  f.  o.  &  o.  1879. 

Milford . 

L’Amable . .  . 

Cobourg .... 

Port  Carling, 

Rosseau  . 

Cobourg . (s.v.c.) 

Dalrymple . 


(s.v.c.) 


BROWNING,  ARTHUR. 
1856. 

1874  Canton . ' .  2 

76  Uxbridge .  2 

78  Orillia. . .  3 

Financial  Secretary,  1878  to 
1880. 

BRYANT,  CORNELIUS. 
r.  1870. — ord.  1874. — 
r.  f.  c.  1875. 

1874  Sumas  and  Chilliwhack.  1 

75  Nanaimo .  3 

78  Burrard  Inlet .  3 


1875  Weston . 

76  Kleinburg  . 

77  Cobourg . (u.v.c.) 

79  Markham . 

80  Demorestville . 


A  Graduate  of  Victoria  Uni¬ 
versity — B.A.,  1879. 


BURNS,  WILLIAM. 
1850. 

1874  Brampton . • 

75  Streetsville . 

78  Yonge  Street  South.  . . 

80  Wellington . 

Financial  Secretary,  1877 
1880. 


c 


CAIRNDUFF,  WM.  H. 
1870.— r.  f.  o.  k,  o.  1874. 

1874  Beaverton . 

\  Kleinburg, 


CARTER, 
o.  1873.— R. 
1873  Alliston. 


DANIEL. 
on  t.  1874. 


75 

76 


Haliburton, 
Haliburton... 

78  Poplar  Points, 

79  Withdrew. 


Manitoba 


74 

75 


1874 


Bond  Head . 

Dropped. 

CASSON,  WESLEY. 
1861. 

N  ewmarket . 

Meaford 


77 

80 


Selkirk,  Man.. .  3 

Parry  Sound,  Ont 


Financial  Secretary  1876. 


BUCHANAN,  WILLIAM. 
1871. 

1874  Millbrook .  1 

75  South  Monaghan .  2 

77  Warsaw .  2 

79  Fennella .  2 

BURNS,  ROBERT  NEWTON, 
B.  A. 

r.  on  t.  1875. — r.  f.  o.  &  o.  1879. 

1 
1 
2 
1 
1 


CALDWELL,  JOHN  W. 
r.  on  T.  1880. 

1880  Cobourg . (s.v.c.)  1 

CAMPBELL,  ALEXANDER  R. 
1854. 

1874  Darlington .  1 

75  Markham .  2 

77  Sault  Ste.  Marie .  3 

80  Oakwood .  1 

Chairman  of  District,  1877  to 

1879. 

CAMPBELL,  JAMES  H. 
c.  1877. — R.  on  t.  187S. 

1S77  Korah .  1 

78  Cobourg . (s.v.c.)  2 

80  Cobourg . (u.v.c.)  1 


1874 

75 


CATHCART,  JOHN  W. 
1871.— R.  f.  c.  1875. 

Hillier.  .  . (n.  c.) 

Demorestville  &  North- 
port  . 

76  Dunsford . •  •• 

79  Prince  Arthur’s  Landing 

CATTANACH,  DAVID. 
1867. 

1874  Mount  Albert . 

77  Rosemont . 

79  Schomberg . 


HORATIO. 


.  1 
.  3 
.  2 
.  1 

and 


CAMPBELL,  PETER. 

1857. 

1874  Chinguacousy .  3 

77  Albion  East .  3 

80  Brampton  Circuit .  1 

CAMPBELL,  THOMAS. 
1864. 

1874  Lloydtown .  1 

77  Cookstown .  3 

80  Bradford .  1 

CAMPBELL,  THOS.  W.,  B.D. 

1870. — R.  f.  c.  &  o.  1879. 
1874  Cobourg . u.v.c.  4 

78  Toronto,  Assist.  Editor..  2 

80  Toronto,  Don  Mount  . .  1 

A  graduate  of  Victoria  Univer¬ 
sity — B.D.,  1879. 


CHANT,  JOSEPH 
1864. 

1874  Bloomfield  and  Cherry 

V  alley .  3 

77  Montreal  Conference. 

CHAPMAN,  J.  ANDERSON, 
M.A. 

1866. 

Frankford . 

Demorestville  &  North 

port . .  . . . 

Omemee . 

Campbellford 


1874 

75 

77 

SO 


Financial  Secretary,  1876. 

CLARK,  ANDREW. 
1853. 

1S74  Lavender . (n.c.) 

75  Walter’s  Falls . 

78  Allenford . 

80  ’Huntsville . 


BURWASH,  NATHANIEL, 
S.T.D. 

1860. 

Dean  and  Professor  of 
Biblical  and  Systematic 
Theology,  Cobourg. 

BURWASH,  NATHANIEL  S. 
1860. 

1874  Tiverton .  2 

76  Invermay . . .  3 

79  Hanover .  2 

Financial  Secretary,  1880. 


1874 


CARR,  GEORGE. 

1842. 

Colborne . (sup’d.) 


1874 

77 

80 


CARROLL,  JOHN,  D.D. 
1827. 

1874  Toronto, Don  Mt.(sur’n.)  7 
Author  of  “Past  and  Present,” 
“Case  and  Cotemporaries,”  5 
vols.,  “School  of  the  Prophets,”  j 
“The  Stripling  Preacher,”  “Life 
of  Robert  Corson,”  and  several 
Tractates. 


CLARKE,  JOHN  S. 

1854. 

Whitby  . 

Oshawa . 

Lindsay . 

Financial  Secretary,  1875 
1878. 

Chairman  of  District,  1880. 
Journal  Secretary  of  the  Con¬ 
ference,  1879  and  1880. 


3 

3 

1 

to 


CLARKE,  RICHARD. 
1851. 

1874  Norwood . 

77  Lloydtown . 

78  Schomberg . 

79  Rosemont . 

80  St.  Vincent . 

Financial  Secretary,  1874. 


TORONTO  CONFERENCE. 


571 


CLARKSON,  JOHN  B.,  M.  A. 
1S57. 

1874  London  Conference . 5 

79  Toronto — Shevbouvne  St.  2 

CLEMENT,  EDWIN. 

1845. 


CREIGHTON,  KENNEDY. 
1836. 


1874  Orillia .  2 

76  Brighton .  3 

79  Rama .  2 


CREWS,  LEWIS  WARNER. 


1874  Picton .  1 

75  Collingwood  .  3 

78  Brampton  .  2 

80  Trenton .  1 


Chairman  of  District,  1874  to 
1879. 

CLEWORTH,  THOMAS. 
1856. 

1874  Sanlt  Ste.  Marie .  I 

7  5  Thornbury .  2 

77  Hastings .  2 

79  Cavanville .  2 


COCHRAN,  GEORGE. 
1853. 


r.  on  t.  1875. 

1875  Cobourg . (u.  v.  c.)  2 

77  London  Conference. 


CROSBY,  THOMAS. 

1868. 

1874  ) 

to  >  Fort  Simpson,  B.  C. 

80  \ 

CROWLE,  FREDERICK  WM„ 


B.  A. 

1879  Kleinbnrg .  1 

80  Hanover .  1 


A  graduate  of  Victoria  Univer¬ 
sity — B.A  ,  1879. 


1874  Yeddo,  Japan .  3 

77  Tokio,  Japan .  2 


7  9  Toronto — Queen  Street . .  2 
Chairman  of  District,  1874  to 
1880. 


CULBERT,  THOMAS. 
1850. 

1874  Canuington .  2 

76  Cannington . (sup’d.)  5 


COFFEY,  GEORGE, 
o.  1874.—  li.  on  t.  1875. 


1874  . I 

7  5  Chats-worth .  1 

76  Pickering .  1 

77  Sunderland .  1 

78  Dropped. 


CULLEN,  THOMAS. 

1861. 

1874  Sidney .  1 

75  Belleville,  Bleeker  St.  . .  3 

78  Colborne .  1 

7  9  Brighton .  2 


COLEMAN,  WILLIAM. 
1837.- 

1874  Scarboro’  . (sup’d.)  5 

Died  May  27th,  1879,  aged  71 
years. 

CONRON,  MATTHEW  B. 
c.  1877.— R.  on  t.  1878. 

1877  . 1 

78  Hanover .  1 

79  Montreal,  .(theol.  col.)  1 

80  Cobourg . (s.v.c.)  1 


COOK,  WILLIAM  HENRY. 
1870.— R.  f.  c.  1875. 


1874  Marmora .  2 

76  Coboconk .  2 

78  Mono .  3 


CUNNINGHAM ,  ANDREW . 
1867. 

1874  Cooksville .  : 

76  Orangeville .  ! 

78  Wellington .  : 

80  London  Conference. 
Financial  Secretary,  1879. 


CURRY.  ERASTUS. 

1861. 

1874  Garden  River.  . .  .(sup’d)  1 

75  Batchewana .  1 

76  Sault  Ste.  Marie.. (sup’y)  5 


I). 


GRAGG,  EDWARD. 
1854. 


1874  Smithfield .  2 

76  Percy .  3 

79  Canton .  2 


DANARD,  WILLIAM  B. 


1861. 

1874  Arran .  1 

75  Chesley  .  3 

78  Woodford . k .  3 


CRAWFORD,  JAMES. 
1851. 

1874  Waubamik . (sup’y)  1 

75  MeEellar . (supy’)  6 


DARLINGTON,  ROBERT. 
1840. 


1874  Brooklin . (sup’y).  7 


DAVIES,  PETER  W. 
1871.— ord.  1876.— r.f.  o.  1879. 


1874  Clarke.  . .  1 

75  No  station — his  own  1  -j 

request . / 

7  6  Denbigh  &  Abinger  ....  1 

77  Vennacher .  2 

7  9  W ooler .  1 

80  Coboconk .  1 


DE  GEER,  JAMES. 

1880  Received  as  a  Supernume¬ 
rary  from  the  Methodist  Episco¬ 
pal  Church  of  Canada. 

DEMILL,  ALFORD  BYRON. 

1861. 

1874  Oshawa . (syp’y.)  7 

Note. — He  is  President  of  De- 
mill’s  Ladies’  College,  at  Oshawa. 
This  College  is  non-denomina- 
tional,  its  object  is  to  bring  the 
higher  branches  of  education 
within  the  reach  of  all  young 
ladies.  To  mental  and  ^Esthetic 
Culture  is  added  such  lessons  in 
domestic  training  as  shall  fit 
students  to  perform  the  duties  of 
any  position  in  life.  The  num¬ 
ber  of  students  for  the  past  year 
(1879-80)  was  125.  The  faculty 
of  instruction  numbers  13. 


DERRICK,  THOMAS. 


1857. 

1874  Victoria  and  Saanich..  .  1 

75  Burrard  Inlet .  3 

78  New  Westminster .  2 


Died  March  29th,  1880,  aged 
65  years. 

Note. — He  was  on  his  return 
journey  to  Canada,  and  when  be¬ 
tween  Sacramento  and  Rocklin, 
on  the  Central  Pacific  Railway, 
he  was  suddenly  called  to  his  re¬ 
ward.  He  was  buried  in  Sacra¬ 
mento. 


DEWART,  E.  HARTLEY,  D.D. 
1851. 

1874  Editor  of  the  Christian  1  ^ 
Guardian,  Toronto.  / 

N ote.  — He  is  author  of  ‘  ‘  Songs 
of  Life,”  “ Broken  Reeds, ”  “Liv¬ 
ing  Epistles.”  and  some  tracts. 
The  honorary  degree  of  Doctor  in 
Divinity  was  conferred  upon  him 
by  the  University  of  Victoria 
College,  May,  1879. 

DINGMAN,  GARRETT  J. 


1853. 

1874  Wellington . 1 

7  5  Castleton .  3 

78  Campbellford .  2 

80  Pickering  . .  1 


Financial  Secretary,  1878-9. 


572 


MINISTERS  AND  PROBATIONERS. 


DOCHSTADER  JOHN  W. 
1863. 

1874  Osprey .  2 

Died  Feb.  26th,  1876,  aged  35 
years. 


1S74 


DOEL,  JOHN. 

1852. 

Toronto . (suf’d.) 


WILLIAM  T. 
-e.  on  T.  1874. — 


DYER, 

c.  1873.- 

k.  f.  c.  &  o.  1878. 

1873  Boboaygeon . 

74  Chandos . 

75  Manvcrs . 

76  Montreal  Theol.  College. 


DOUSE,  JOHN. 

1834. 

Toronto . (sTTP’d.  )  5 

Barrie . (surD.)  1 

Innisfil . (sup’d.  )  1 

Treasurer  of  the  Superannuation 
Fund. 


78  Rockwood,  Man .  3 


E. 


1874 

79 

80 


1874 

76 

79 


DOWLER,  JOHN  ALEX. 
1854. 

Montreal  Conference ....  2 

Fenella .  3 

Vroomanton .  2 


EBY,  CHARLES  S.,  M.A. 
1866. 

1874  London  Conference . 

76  Yeddo,  Japan . 

77  Tokio,  Japan. 


1874 

77 


DOWN,  SAMUEL. 
1855. 

Min  den . 

Beaverton . (sfp'd,  ) 


2 
1 
1 

78  Kofu,  Japan .  3 

EDGE,  JOSEPH. 
k.  on  t.  1876. 

1876  Arkwright .  2 

78  Chesley .  1 

79  Montreal  Tlieol.  College.  5 


1877  Markham .  | 

78  Newcastle .  * 

79  Maganetawan .  1 

80  Minden .  1 

ENGLISH,  JOHN. 

1848. 

1874  Cobourg . (sup’d.)  7 

EVANS,  JOHN  S WANTON. 
1847- 

9 

1874  Uxbridge . ■■■  9 

76  Davenport . (supd.)  - 

78  London  Conference .  6 

EVES,  EDWARD. 
p„.  on  t.  1877. 

|  1877  LI oy dt own .  1 

78  Alliston .  * 

79  Innisfil .  - 


E 


DOXEE, 


ARCHELAUS. 

1857. 


1874  Tweed. .  .  .  .' .  2 

76  Smithfield .  3 

79  Percy .  2 

DRACAS,  FREDERICK. 
k.  on  t.  1875. 

1875  Alliston. 

76  Durham 


EDMISON,  THOMAS  J.,  B.D. 
1868. 

1874  Baltimore . ■  •  •  •  1 

75  Oampbellford .  3 

7  8  Grafton .  1 

79  Plainville .  2 

A  graduate  of  Victoria,  Univer¬ 
sity— B.D.,  1880. 


FAWCETT,  MICHAEL. 
1841. 

1874  High  Bluff,  Manitoba. . 

75  Portage  la  Prairie,  Man 

76  Yonge  St.  Centre . 

79  Cooksville . 


77 

78 

79 


Avening  . 
Rosseau.  . 
Located. 


EDMUNDS,  SOLOMON 
CHESLEY,  B.D. 
r.  on  t.  1875. — R.  f.  c.  &  o.  1879. 

1875  Cobourg . (u.v.o.)  2 

77  Canton .  2 

79  Lakefield .  1 

80  Sandfield .  1 

A  graduate  of  Victoria  Univer¬ 
sity— B.D. ,  1877. 


FERGUSON,  THOMAS 
ALEXANDER. 

1857. 

1874  Markham .  1 

75  Bowman ville .  1 

76  Bradford .  2 

78  Weston  .  2 

80  Eglinton . (sup’d)  1 

Financial  Secretary,  1874. 


DUKE,  RICHARD. 

1869  Irish  Wesleyan  Conf. ...  7 
76  Allandale .  2 

78  Cooksville .  1 

79  Gravenhurst .  2 

Financial  Secretary,  1880. 

DUN  DAS,  BRABAZON  B. 
1869. 

1874  Shelburne  .  . . .' .  1 

75  Yenge  Street  North  ....  1 

76  Lindsay . (sup’d.)  1 

77  Withdrew. 


EDWARDS,  GEORGE. 
1873.— R.  f.  c.  &  o.  1878. 

1874  Palestine,  Man .  1 

75  Victoria,  Sask . .  1 


DUNLOP,  THOMAS. 
k.  on  t.  1876. — R.  f.  c.  &  o.  1S80. 
1876  Oakwood .  I 

77  Cooksville .  1 

78  Weston .  2 

80  Bannockburn .  1 


76  Montreal  Theol.  College. 

77  Grafton. 

78  Melville 

79  Stayner 


FISH,  CHARLES. 

1848. 

1874  Peterboro’ .  1 

75  Lindsay . . . 2 

77  Cobourg .  2 

79  Owen  Sound .  2 

Chairman  of  District,  1875, 
1876,  1879  and  1880. 


ELLIOTT,  WILLIAM. 
E.  on  t.  1880. 

1880  Thornbury . . 


FLETCHER,  ASHTON. 
1855. 

1874  Hastings . (sup’y.)  4 

78  Peterboro’ . (sup’y.)  3 


EMSLEY,  WILLIAM  H. 
c.  1874. — e.  on  t.  1875. — 
e.  F.  c.  &.  o.  1878. 

1874  Maynooth .  1 

75  Trenton .  1 

76  Newcastle  .  1 


FOX,  THOMAS. 

1860. 

1874  Brock  . (N.  c,)  1 

75  Coboconk .  1 

76  Victoria  Road .  2 

78  Blairton .  3 


TORONTO  CONFERENCE. 


573 


FREEMAN,  JOHN  WELDON, 
B.  D. 

r.  on  t.  1875. 

1875  Cobourg . (u.  v  o.)  2 

77  London  Conference. 

A  graduate  in  Divinity  of  Vic¬ 
toria  University,  Cobourg — B.D., 
1877. 


GALLOWAY,  JOSEPH. 


1869. 

1874  Silver  Islet .  1 

75  Prince  Albert .  1 

76  Markdale .  3 

79  Invermay .  2 


GARRY,  ROBERT. 

1834. 

1874  Brockville . (sup’y).  2 

76  Morrison . (sup’y).  1 

Died  Oct.  31st.,  1879  aged  — 
years. 

GEE,  DANIEL  F. 

1864. 


1874  Bond  Head .  3 

77  Aurora .  3 

80  Thornbury .  1 


Financial  Secretary,  1876  to 
1879. 


GEMLEY,  JOHN. 

1841. 

1874  Sec.  U.C.  B  Society,  Toronto 
75  Withdrew  and  united  with 
the  Episcopalian  Church,  he  is 
now  (1880)  in  London,  Ontario. 

GERMAN,  JOHN  FERGU¬ 
SON,  M.A 


1862. 

1874  Alliston .  2 

76  Winnipeg,  Man .  4 

80  Picton,  Ont .  1 


Financial  Secretary,  1875. 
Chairman  of  District,  1876  to 
1880. 

GERMAN,  ORRIN. 

1870. — r.  f.  c.  1874. 

1874  Oxford  House,  H.B.T. . .  5 
79  Norway  House,  H.B.T.  .  2 

GIBSON,  JOSEPH  R. 
1870. — R.  f.  o.  &  o.  1875. 


1874  Inuisfil .  1 

75  Haliburton .  1 

76  McKellar .  2 


78  Garden  River  and  Korah  2 

GILBERT,  THOMAS  H. 

R.  Oil  T.  1878. 

1878  Maple  Ridge,  B.C .  2 

80  Nanaimo  &  Wellington.  1 


GLAZIER,  ADAM. 
1871.—  r.  f.  e.  1875. 


1874  Meaford .  1 

75  Hepworth .  2 

77  Cape  Crocker .  3 


80  Hall’s  Bridge  &  Chandos  1 


GLOVER,  THOMAS  W. 
1867. 

1874  Durham .  1 

75  Albion  East .  2 

77  Morrison .  2 

79  Minden  .  1 

80  Fenelon  Falls .  1 


GODFREY,  ROBERT. 

1870. 

1874  Bobcaygeon .  1 

75  Omemee .  2 

77  Durham .  3 

80  Allenford .  1 


GOFF,  EDWARD  FADE. 
1871. — R.  f.  c.  &  o.  1875. 
1874  Yonge  Street  North  ....  1 

75  Toronto  Fifth .  1 

76  Plain ville .  1 

77  Cooksville .  1 

78  Streets  ville .  2 

80  Port  Perry . 1 

GOLD,  ISAAC. 

1859. 

1874  Stayner  .  2 

76  Alton .  2 

78  Oakwood . 2 

80  Oakwood . (sup’d.)  1 


Financial  Secretary,  1874-75. 


GRANDY  THOMAS 
1872. — r.  f.  c.  &  o.  1876. 
1874  Omemee .  1 

75  Chandos .  1 

76  Brudenell  and  Bangor  .  .  2 

78  Dalrymple .  1 

79  Rugby .  2 


GREATRIX,  BENJAMIN. 
r.  on  T.  1878. 

1878  Stouffville  .  1 

79  Darlington .  1 

70  Cobourg . (s.  v.  c.)  1 


GREEN,  ALEXANDER  T. 
1845. 

1874  Port  Hope . (s'up’d.)  7 

GREEN,  ALFRED  ELI. 
r.  on  t.  1877. 

1877  Naas,  B.C .  4 

GREEN,  ANSON,  D.D. 
1824. 

1874  Toronto . (sup’d.)  5 

Died  Feb.  19th,  1879,  aged  78 
years. 


GREEN,  JOSIAH. 
1860. 

1874  Invermay . 

76  Hanover . 

79  Paisley . 

Financial  Secretary,  1874. 


GREENER,  JAMES. 

1843. 

1874  Lindsay . (sup’d.)  7 

H. 


HADDON,  THOMAS. 
1868. 

1874  Montreal  Conference. .. .  2 

7  6  Little  Current .  1 

77  Priceville .  3 

80  Hepworth .  1 

HALL,  HENRY. 

1858. 

1874  Arkwright . (sup’y.)  7 


HALL,  JOSEPH. 

1866. 

1874  Nanaimo,  B.C .  I 

75  Sumas &'Chilliwhack,BC  3 

78  Nanaimo .  1 

79  Nanaimo  &  Wellington.  2 


Financial  Secretary,  1876  to 
1878. 


HALL,  THOMAS  W. 
1871. — ord.  1876. — r.f.  c.  1877. 
1874  Chatsworth . (sup’y.)  1 

75  Huntsville .  1 

76  Spence .  3 

79  Huntsville .  1 

80  Birtle,  N.W.T .  1 

Financial  Secretary,  1879. 


HALL,  WILLIAM. 

1867. 

1874  Berkeley,  . (n.  u.)  1 

75  Manito  waning .  3 

78  Wiarton .  3 

HALSTEAD,  WILLIAM. 
1862. 

1874  Prince  Arthur’s  Lcuid’g.  2 

76  Portage  La  Prairie,  Alan,  4 


80  Selkirk,  Man .  1 

II AMES,  ARTHUR  B. 
1870. — r.  f.  o.  &  o.  1875. 
1874  Milford  .  1 

75  Prince  Arthur’s  Landing  1 

76  Fort  Francis .  2 

78  Morris,  Man .  2 

80  Meadow  Lea,  Man .  1 


tO  LO  tO 


574 


MINISTERS  AND  PROBATIONERS. 


HAMILTON,  THOMAS. 

1859. 

1874  London  Conference . 

77  Meaford . (suv’d.) 


HANSON,  CHARLES 
AUGUSTINE. 

1865. 

1874  Belleville .  * 

75  Wellington .  3 

78  Montreal  Conference . 
Financial  Secretary,  18/7. 


HART,  JOHN. 

1871. —  R.  f.  c.  &  o.  1875. 

1874  Pickering . 

75  Manvers . 

76  Atlierly . 

79  Severn  Bridge . 


HARE,  JOHN  JAMES, 
1867- 


M.A. 


Principal  Ontario 

Ladies’  College, 

Whitby. 


1874 
to 

78 

79 

80  . 

A  graduate  of  Victoria  Univer¬ 
sity.  He  received  the  degree  of 
M.A.  in  course,  May,  1879. 


Principal  and  Governor, 
Ontario  Ladies’  College. 


HASHEINTO,  MUTSUCHI. 
r.  on  T.  1880. 

1880  Tokio— Japan. 

HASTINGS,  ALBERT  WM. 
c.  1874.— R.  on  T.  1875. 

1874  Lloydtown . 

75  Rosemont . 

76  Walkerton . 

77  Bloomfield . 

78  Located. 


HICKS,  WILLIAM  THOMAS, 
o.  1874.— R.  on  t.  1875.— 
r.  f.  c.  &  o.  1878. 

1874  Marmora . 

75  Shannon ville . 

76  Stirling  . 

77  Walkerton . 

78  Chatsworth . 

79  Williamsford  Station. 


HARE,  ROBERT  B.,  B.A. 

1874  Cobourg,  U.V.C. 

75  )  In  Europe  pursuing 
to  >  his  studies  by 

78  )  Conference  permission. 

79  I  No  record  in 

80  \  Conference  Minutes. 

A  graduate  of  Victoria  Univer¬ 
sity — B.A.,  1875. 


HILL,  EDWARD. 

1872. — oei>.  1875. — R.  f.  u.  1876. 

1874  Haliburton . 

75  Dunsford . 

76  Stoutt'ville . 

77  Newcastle  . 

78  Vroomanton  . 

79  Cartwright  . 


HILL,  LEWIS  W. 
c.  1875. — R.  on  t.  1876. 


HARPER,  CECIL,  B.A. 

1875  London  Conference .  5 

80  Keene .  1 


HELLIWELL,  THOMAS. 
1880  Point  Douglas,  Man.  (sup’ y) 
]^ote. — He  was  received.  in 
June,  1880,  from  the  Rock  River 
Conference  of  the  Methodist 
Episcopal  Church,  U.  S. 

HENDERSON,  JOHN  C. 
c.  1873. — R.  on  t.  1S74. 

1873  Minden .  1 

74  Woodville .  1 

75  Hall’s  Bridge  and  Mud 

Lake .  1 

76  Montreal  Theo.  College..  2 

78  Bond  Head .  1 

79  Located 


1875 


HARPER,  EPHRAIM  B.,  D.D. 
1841. 

1874  Cobourg .  1 

75  Port  Hope  . . .  1 

76  Belleville,  First .  2 

78  Peterboro .  3 

Chairman  of  District,  1874  to 

1880.  President  of  Conference, 
1878.  The  honorary  degree  ol 
Doctor  in  Divinity  was  conferred 
upon  him  by  the  Wesleyan 
University,  Middletown,  Connec¬ 
ticut,  in  June,  1879. 

HARRIS,  EDWARD. 

1858. 

1874  Picton,  (sup’d). 

Died  Oct.  9th,  1874,  aged  41 
years. 


HEWITT,  GEORGE  W.,  B.A 
c.  1875.— R.  oil.  t.  1876. — 
r.  f.  o.  &  o.  1874. 

1875 


76  Weston . 

7-7  Kleinburg . 

78  Cobourg . (s.v.c.) 

79  Meadow  Lea,  Man . 

80  Magnetawan,  Ont . 

A  graduate  of  Victoria  Univer 

sity— B.A.,  May,  1874. 


76  Alliston .  1 

77  Bradford .  1 

78  Cobourg . (u.v.c.)  3 

HILL,  NEWTON. 

1868. 

1874  Newtonville .  2 

76  Sunderland .  p 

79  Millbrook .  2 


HILL,  ROBERT  NEWTON. 
1855. 

1874  Huntsville . (sup’y  )  7 


HIRAIWA,  TSUNEYASU. 
r.  on  t.  1878. 

1878  Tokio,  Japan .  3 


HODGSON,  JOHN. 
1850. 

1874  Cartwright . 

75  Durham . 

77  Maxwell . 

80  Bruce  Mines . 


1 


HARRISON,  JAMES  M. 
1873.— R.  f.  c.  &  o.  1877. 
1874  Headingly  &  Boyne  River. 

75  Portage  La  Prairie . 

76  Boyne  River . 

78  Pembia  Mountains . 

79  High  Bluff . 


HEWITT,  WILLIAM  JOSEPH. 

1 858. 

1874  Consecon .  1 

75  Bridgewater .  3 

78  Bracebridge .  2 

80  Portage  la  Prairie,  Man.  1 

Chairman  of  District,  1878  to 
1880. 

HICKS,  WILLIAM. 

1860. 

1874  Orangeville 


76  Prince  Arthur’s  Landing 
79  Yofure  Street  Centre.  . . . 


HOGG,  DAVID. 
r.  on  t.  1874. 

1874  Milford .  1 

75  Marmoral .  1 

76  No  Station.— Ill-health. 

HOLMES,  JOHN  H. 

R.  F.  c.  1876. 

1863  1  With  the 


Church  of 

United  Brethren. 
76  Hanover . (sup’y.)  5 


to  r 
75  J 


HOOTAN,  WILLIAM  H. 
r.  on  t.  1878. 

1878  Manitowaning .  1 

79  Chesley .  * 

80  Weston .  1 


H  <N  CO 


TORONTO  CONFERENCE. 


575 


I. 


IRWIN,  WILLIAM. 
1857. 


1874  Cookstown .  1 

75  Cookstown . (suf’d)  1 

76  Markdale . (sup’d)  1 


Financial  Secretary,  1874. 

Died  Oct.  9th,  1879,  aged  43 
years. 


JENKINSON,  HENRY 

SAMUEL. 

R.  on  t.  1878. 

1878  Thru-low .  ] 

79  Canton .  1 

80  Cobourg . (s.v.c. )  1 

JENNINGS  DAVID. 

1844. 

1874  Weston . (sup’d.  )  3 

77  Davenport . (sup’d.)  4 


HOSSOI,  TOSHIMI. 
r.  on  t.  1878. 


1878  Numad'zi,  Japan .  1 

79  Kofu .  1 

80  - . 


HOWARD,  ISAAC  BROCK. 
1840. 

1874  London  Conference .  6 

80  Millbrook . (sup’d)  1 

HOWARD,  VINCENT  B. 
1833 

1874  Cobourg . (sup’d)  7 

HOWELL,  JACOB  ELI,  M*A. 
1864. 

1874  Trenton .  3 

77  Newcastle .  3 

80  Aurora .  1 

Financial  Secretary,  1875  and 
1876. 


HOWSON,  WILLIAM  G. 
1871 — r.  f.  c.  &  o.  1875. 

1874  Bradford .  1 

75  Lloydtown .  2 

77  Yronge  Street  North  ...  2 

79  Ballyduff .  1 

80  Chinguacousy .  1 

HUGHES,  JAMES. 

1839. 

1874  Colborne . (sup’d)  7 

HUNT,  JOHN. 

1844. 

1874  Yonge  Street  North  ....  1 
75  Yonge  Street  South  ...  3 

78  Orangeville .  3 


Financial  Secretary,  1878  to 
1880. 


HUNTER,  SAMUEL  JAMES. 
1861. 

1S74  Toronto — Elm  Street. .. .  2 
76  Toronto — Queen  Street. .  3 
79  Toronto — Elm  Street. ..  .  2 
Secretary  of  Conference,  1880. 


HUNTER,  WM.  JOHN,  D.D. 
1856. 

1874  Montreal  Conference .  4 

78  Yorkville — Bloor  Street.  3 
Financial  Secretary,  1879  and 
1880. 

The  honorary  degree  of  Doctor 
in  Divinity  was  conferred  upon 
him  by  the  University  of  Chicago, 
1878. 


HUNTINGTON,  SILAS. 
1850. 

1874  Belleville . (sup’y)  6 

80  Montreal  Conference. 


J. 

JACQUES,  GEORGE. 
1854. 

1874  Saugeen,  Indian  Mission.  7 


JEWELL,  J.  ARTHUR,  B.A. 
1869. 


1874  Blairton .  1 

75  Bobcaygeon .  3 

78  Woodville .  3 


JAMES,  RICHARD  G. 
1868.—  r.  f.  c.  &  o.  1874. 

1874  Morrison .  1 

75  Coldwater .  2 

77  Little  Current .  2 

79  Gore  Bay&Shegwaondali  1 

80  Manitowaning .  1 

Financial  Secretary,  1879  and 

1880. 

JAMIESON,  WILLIAM 
HENRY,  M. A. 
c.  1873. — R.  on  t.  1875. — 
r.  f.  c.  &  o.  1877. 


JOHNSON,  FRANCIS. 
1873.— r.  f.  c..  &  o.  1877. 

1874  Oakwood .  1 

75  Cobourg . (s.v.c.)  2 

77  Minden .  2 

79  Atherley .  2 

!  JOHNSON,  JOSHUA  H.,  M.  A. 
1849. 

1874  Agent  Victoria  College . .  5 

79  Toronto . (sup’d.)  2 


1873 

74 

75 

76 

77 

78 

79 
A 

sity, 

1S79 


W  eston . 

Rugby  . 

Amaranth . 

Prince  Albert  &  Pt. Perry  1 

Hornings  Mills .  1 

Stirling .  2 

graduatejof  Victoria  Univer- 
B.A.,  1876;  M.A.  in  course, 


JOHNSTON,  DAVID 
ARTHUR. 

1854. 

1874  Belleville . (sup’d.)  2 

76  Yorkville . (Sup’d.)  1 

77  Withdrew. 


JEFFERIS,  THOMAS  M 
1847. 

1874  Milford . (n,  c. )  1 

75  Milford . (sup’d.)  1 

76  Wiarton .  1 

77  Wiarton . (sup’d.)  1 

78  London  Conference. 

JEFFERS,  WELLINGTON, 
D.D. 

1836. 

1874  Cobourg .  3 

77  Lindsay .  3 

80  Belleville .  1 

President  of  the  Conference, 
1876.  Chairman  of  District,  1876 
to  1880. 

JEFFERY,  THOMAS  WESLEY 
1857. 

1874  Toronto,  Richmond  St...  2 

76  Toronto,  Elm  Street .  3 

79  Cobourg .  2 


JOHNSTON,  ROBERT. 
1867. 

i  1874  Durham .  1 

75  Silver  Islet .  2 

77  II  ep worth  .  3 

80  Brookholm .  1 


JOHNSTON,  WILLIAM. 
1868. 

1874  Paisley . .  2 

76  Flesherton .  3 

79  Meaford .  2 

JOLLEY,  WM.  CLOWES. 
1865. 

1874  Allenford .  2 

76  Ballyduff .  3 

79  Demorestville .  1 

80  Oshawa . (sup’d.)  1 


JONES,  RICHARD. 

1825. 

1874  Cobourg . (sup’d.)  7 

Treasurer  of  Educational  Fund. 


576 


MINISTERS  AND  PROBATIONERS. 


Iv. 


L. 


REAM,  FRANK  COUCH. 
1873. — r.  f.  o.  &  o.  1878. 

1874  Grafton .  1 

75  Barrie .  1  j 

76  Rugby . ] 

77  Cobourg . (s.v.c.)  1 

78  Rosemont .  1 

79  Bond  Head .  .  1 

80  Aurora .  1 

KENNER,  HENRY. 
r.  f.  c.  1875. 

1855  |  my,ie  Christian 

(  Conference,  England. 

60  ) 

61  }  Bible  Christian 

(  Conference,  Canada. 

74  '  l 

75  Manvers .  1 

76  Madoc .  3 

79  Hastings . •  2 


LAI OLE Y,  ROBERT  V. 
r.  on  ’r.  1880. 

1880  Oakvvood .  1 

LAIliD,  JOHN  G. 

1848. 

1874  Owen  Sound .  2 

76  Bowmanville .  3 

79  Barrie .  2 

Secretary  of  Conference,  1878. 
Chairman  of  District,  1879  to 

1880. 

LAIRD,  WILLIAM  HENRY. 
1855. 

1874  Oshawa .  3 

77  Whitby .  2 

79  Port  Hope. ...... .  2 

Chairman  of  District,  1874  to 

1880. 


LEAROYD,  JOHN. 

1856. 

1874  Yonge  Street  South  ....  1 

75  Brampton  .  2 

77  Picton .  3 

80  Oshawa  .  1 

Chairman  of  District,  1877  to 
1879. 


LEECH,  GEORGE. 
1861. 

1874  Brock  . . 

75  Sunderland . 

76  Newtonville . 

79  Stouffville . 


KENNY,  GEORGE  H. 

1860. 

1874  Bruce  Mines .  1 

78  Haliburton .  1 

79  Haliburton . (sup’d.)  1 

80  Thessalon . (suYd.  )  1 

Financial  Secretary,  1877. 

IvEOUGH,  THOMAS  STOTT. 
1856. 

1874  Yonge  Street  Centre.  ...  2 

76  Cooks ville .  3 

79  Sunderland .  2 

Secretary  of  Conference,  1879. 
Financial  Secretary,  1879  and 
1880. 

KILGOUR,  JOSEPH. 

1856. 

1874  Sliannonville .  2 

76  Moira .  1 

77  Thomasburg  .  2 

79  Thurlow .  2 

KOKO,  ASAGAWA. 
r.  on  t.  1878. 


LAKE,  CHAS.  VANDUSEN. 
1860. 

1874  Searboro’ .  3 

77  Bloomfield  .  2 

79  Yespra .  2 


1 87  S  Kofu,  Japan 

79  Numadzu,  Japan 

80  Tokio,  Japan 


LAKE,  JOHN  NELSON. 
1855. 

1874  Toronto . (sup’y.)  7 

LAMBLEY,  OSBORN  R.,  M.A. 
1862. 

1874  Brighton .  2 

76  Newmarket .  2 

78  Belleville  North . 3 

Financial  Secretary,  1874-75. 

LANGFORD,  CHARLES. 
1871 — R.  f.  o.  &  o.  1876. 

1874  Barrie. .  1 

75  Montreal  Theo.  College..  1 

76  Toronto,  Don  Mount.  . .  2 

78  Cookstown .  1 

79  Aurora .  1 

80  Bond  Head .  1 


LEECH,  WEBSTER  WESLEY. 
1860. 

1874  Bracebridge .  2 

76  Pickering .  3 

79  Fenelon  Falls .  1 

80  Fenelon  Falls  ..(sup’d.)  1 

LEGATE,  THOMAS. 

1873. — R.  f.  c.  &  o.  1878. 
1874  Thornbury  .  1 

75  Avening .  1 

76  Chatsworth .  1 

77  Cobourg. .....  (s.  v.  c. )  1 

7S  Lyon’s  Head .  3 

LEITCH,  ROBERT  H. 
r.  on  t.  1880. 

1880  Canton. .  1 


KOYL,  EPHRAIM  LILLIE. 
1853. 

1874  Stouffville .  2 

76  Baltimore . •  •  ■  2 

78  Baltimore . (sup’d.)  3 

Died  November  21st,  1880, 
aged  66  years. 


LANGFORD,  ENOS. 
1874-75. — R.  on  t.  1877. 
ord.  1878. 

Wrt  Carling . 


1875 

76  Morrison 
78  Oxford  House,  H.  B.T. 


LAWSON,  THOMAS. 
r.  on  t.  1875. — ord.  1876. 
r.  f.  c.  1879. 

1875  Victoria  Road . 

76  Palestine,  Man . 

78  Little  Saskatchewan . . 


LEITH,  HAMILTON. 

1860. 

1S74  Bay  of  Quinte  . .  .  .(n.c.)  1 
75  Flinton  and  Addington 

Road .  ■  ■  3 

78  Sutton .  3 

LEVER,  JOHN. 

1835. 

1874  Sidney . . (sup’d.)  1 

Died  April  — ,  1875,  aged  73 
years 

LEWIS,  EDWARD  DEWART. 
r.  on  t.  1876. 

1876  Lakefield .  1 

77  Pickering . , .  1 

78  Cobourg . (s.  v.  c.)  2 

SO  Darlington .  1 

LIDDY,  JAMES. 
r.  on  t.  1877. 

1877  Mono .  1 

78  Montreal  Theo.  Coll ....  1 

79  Cobourg . (s.  v.  c.)  1 

SO  Markham .  1 

LLOYD,  WALTER  WILBUR. 
r.  on  t.  1875. — R.  f.  c.  &  o.  1880. 

1875  Utterson . .  •  •  •  1 

76  Montreal  Theo.  College..  1 

1  I  77  Cobourg  . (s.  v.  c. )  2 

2  79  Thornbury .  1 

3  !  80  Searboro’ .  1 


TORONTO  CONFERENCE. 


577 


MARSHALL,  WILLIAM, 
a.  on  t.  1876. 

1876  Hillsdale  &  Penetangui- 
sliene .  1 

77  Huntsville .  1 

78  Morrison .  1 

79  Cobourg- . (s.v.  c. )  1 

80  Cookstown .  1 


MARTIN,  JOHN  J. 
a.  on  t.  1877. 

1877  Maple  Bay,  B.C .  2 

79  Dropped. 

MARVIN,  GEO.  WESLEY, 
it.  on  t.  1877. 

1877  Chandos . 

78  Perry  and  Armour. 

80  Uffington . 


MATHESON,  JAMES. 


I860. 

1874  Albion .  1 

75  Toronto . (sup’d.)  1 

7  6  Toronto  Third .  1 

77  Toronto .  (sup’d.)  4 


MATTHEWS,  HY.  STEELE. 
1860. 

1874  Artemesia .  1 

75  Flesherton .  1 

76  Innisfil .  3 

79  Bond  Head .  2 


Financial  Secretary,  1875  and 

1880. 


MEACHAM,  GEO.  M.,  M. A. 
1856. 

1874  London  Conference .  2 


76  Numadta,  Japan .  2 

78  Tokio,  Japan .  3 


MILLER,  AARON  D. 
1850. 

1874  Belleville . (sup’y.)  2 

76  London  Conference. 


MILLER,  GILBERT. 

1829. 

1874  Picton . (sup’y)  3 

Died  April  6th,  1877,  aged  80 
years. ' 

MILLS,  JESSE,  B.D. 

R.  on  t.  1875. 

1875  Cobourg . (u.  v.  c.)  2 

77  Cookstown .  t 

1  78  Located. 

A  graduate  of  Victoria  Univer¬ 
sity— B.D. ,  1S77.  He  is  now 
(1879),  the  Head  Master  of  the 
County  High  School,  Brantford, 
Ontario. 


MOORE,  WILLIAM  F. 
R.  on  t.  1876. 


1S76  Morrison .  i 

77  Dropped .  i 


MORDEN,  THOMAS  E.,  B.A. 
1871. 

1ST 4  London  Conference .  2 

76  German  Mission,  Man..  1' 

77  Maynooth  &  York  River.  1 

78  Toronto . (sup’y.)  2 

80  Pt, Douglas,  Man  (sup’y.)  1 


MORGAN,  JOHN. 

R.  on  t.  18S0. 

1S80  Shegwaonda .  i 


LOCKE,  JOSEPH  H. 
1865. 


1874  Weston .  1 

75  Colborne .  3 


78  Belleville,  Holloway  St.  .  3 

Financial  Secretary,  1876  to 
1880. 

LYONS,  ALMON  P. 

1871. — r.  f.  c.  &.  o.  1877. 
1874  Spence .  1 

75  Hillsdale  &  Penetangui- 

shene  .  1 

76  Allenford .  1 

77  Eden  Grove .  2 

79  Tiverton . 1 

80  Gore  Bay .  .  1 

M, 


MADDEN,  DAVID  BREAK- 
ENRIDGE. 

1874  Oshawa . (sup’d.)  1 

75  Whitby . (sup’d.)  1 

7  6  Prince  Albert  . .  (sup’d.  )  5 


MADDEN,  WM.  HENRY. 
r.  on  t.  1875. — r.  f.  c.  &  o.  1879. 


1875  Pickering .  1 

76  Sunderland .  ] 

77  Aurora .  1 

78  Markham .  1 

79  Eugenia  Falls .  2 


MAHAN,  JOHN. 

1867. 

1874  Homing’s  Mills .  3 

77  Thornbury .  3 

80  Cookstown .  1 


MANLY,  JOHN  G. 

1834. 

1874  Toronto . (sup’y.)  7 


MANNING,  HENRY  MARK. 

1869  — r.  f.  c.  &  o.  1874. 
1874  White  Fish  Lake, II  B.T.  1 
(  Point  Douglas,  ) 
j  Edmonton  House,  (  ’ ' 

76  EdmontonHouse, H.B.T.  2 

78  Woodville,  H.B.T .  1 

79  Fort  Me  Leod,  H  B.T  . .  1 

80  Eglinton,  Ontario .  1 


MANNING,  THOMAS,  B.A. 
c.  1874. — r.  on  t.  1875. — 


r.  f.  c.  &  o.  1878. 

1874  Cookstown .  2 

76  Bradford .  1 

77  Alliston .  1 

78  Yonge  Street  South  ....  2 

80  South  Monaghan .  1 


A  graduate  of  Victoria  Univer¬ 
sity — B.A.,  1874. 

37 


MEARING,  CHARLES. 
1872.— r.  f.  c.  &  o.  1877. 
1874  E.  B.  A.  Conference.  ...  1 

75  Palestine,  Man .  1 

76  Rockwood,  Man. .  2 

78  Fort  Francis,  Man .  1 

(  Rosseau  Crossing,  )  . 

/9j  Meadow  Lee,  j  1 

80  Beacouslield,  Alan .  1 


MEARS,  JOHN, 
c.  1879. — r.  on  t.  1880. 

1879  Nipissing  &  Stoney  Lake  1 
80  Little  Saskatchewan  ....  1 


MORRISON,  WILLIAM  R. 
1873.— ord.  1874.—  r.  f.  c.  1877. 
1874  Edmonton  House, H.B.T.  1 

l  Fort  Pelly,  ) 
j  Point  Douglas,  |  •  1 

76  Poplar  Point,  Man .  2 

78  Palestine,  Man .  2 

SO  Morris,  Man .  1 


MORROW,  EDWARD,  M.A. 
1862. 

1S74  Montreal  Conference ... .  1 

75  Peterboro’ . (sup’d.)  1 

76  Winnipeg . (sup’d.)  5 


METCALFE,  JAMES  F. 
1870. 

1874  Darlington . (sup’y.)  1 

75  Bowmanville  .  ...(sup’y. )  1 

76  Toronto — SpadinaAve..  1 

77  Scarboro’ .  1 

78  Eglinton . (sup’y.)  3, 


Me. 

McAlister,  james. 

c.  1879. — r.  on  t.  1880. 


1879  Lome .  l 

10  T.iessalon  .  l 


578 


MINISTERS  AND  PROBATIONERS. 


McAMMOND,  FOSTER,  B.A. 
e.  on  t.  1874.— R.  r.  o.  &  o.  1878. 

1874  Ameliasburg. . . .  . .  2 

76  Bloomfield  and  Cherry 

Valley .  * 

77  Stirling .  1 

79  Melville .  2 

McCALLUM,  JOS.  WESLEY. 
1841. 

1874  Collingwood .  1 

75  Picton . 2 

77  Yonge  Street  North  ....  3 

80  Weston .  1 

Chairman  of  District,  1874  to 

1876. 


McCAMUS,  DAVID  NATHAN. 
e.  on  t.  1877. 

1877  Bethany .  1 

78  Omemee .  1 

79  Cobourg . (s.v.o.)  1 

80  Grafton  .  1 

McCAMUS,  J.  ARMSTRONG, 
c.  1873. — R.  on  T.  1874. — 
r.  f.  c.  &  o.  1877. 

1873  Woodville .  1 

74  Hall’s  Bridge .  1 

75  Canton .  1 

76  Bethany .  1 

77  Omemee .  1 

78  Cannington .  1 

79  Point  Douglas,  Man....  1 

80  Haliburton .  1 


McCARROLL,  JOHN,  M.I). 

1871. — R.  f.  c.  &  o.  1876. 
1874  Montreal  Theol.  College.  2 
76  Seaton .  2 

78  Toronto,  Don  Mount -  1 

79  Allandale .  2 

A  graduate  of  Victoria  Univer¬ 
sity,  M.D.,  1879. 

McCAULEY,  SAMUEL. 
1871. — R.  F.  o.  &  o.  1876. 

1874  Cobourg . (s.  v.  c. )  2 

76  Demorestville  and  North- 

port  .  J 

79  Marmora .  2 


- - *  I 

REV.  GEORGE  McDOUGALL. 


McCLUNG,  JAMES  A. 
1863 

1874  Kleinburg . 

75  Mono  Road . 

78  Castleton . 


McCULLOCH,  ROBERT. 

1867. 

1874  Woodville . 

75  Millbook  . 

77  Keene . 

80  Lloydtown . 


McCullough,  william. 
1840. 

1874  Colbourne .  1 

75  Grafton . (sup’d.)  1 

7/  Plainville . (sup’d.)  3 

Died  September  19tli,  1879, 
aged  66  years. 


McDIARMID,  NEIL  A. 
1866. 

1874  Chatsworth . 

75  Port  Elgin . . 


78  Arkwright .  1 

7  9  Chesley .  1 

80  Markdale .  1 


Financial  Secretary,  1880. 


McDonald,  davidson, 


M.D. 

1859. 

1874  Sliidzuoka,  Japan .  4 

78  Visiting  Canada .  1 

79  Tokio,  Japan. . .  2 


Chairman  of  District,  1879-80. 


TORONTO  CONFERENCE. 


579 


McDOUGALL,  GEORGE. 
1859. 

1874  Edmonton  House .  1 

75  Belly  River,  &c .  1 

Chairman  of  District,  1874  and 
1875.  Died  Jan.  23rd,  1876,  aged 
56  years. 


McDOUGALL,  JOHN. 
1866. 

1874  Morley,  Bow  River,  &c. .  2 

76  Morley ville .  5 

Chairman  of  District  1876  to 
1880. 

McDowell,  david  c. 


1846. 

1874  Barrie .  1 

75  York  ville .  1 

76  Owen  Sound .  3 

79  Bowmanville .  2 


Chairman  of  District,  1874  ; 
and  1876  to  1878. 


McDowell,  henry. 

1851. 

1874  Oakwood .  1 

75  Oakwood . (sup’d).  2 

77  South  Monaghan .  3 

80  Albion .  1 


McFADDEN,  WILLIAM. 
1832. 

1874  Brampton . (sup’d.)  7 

McFARLANE,  JAMES. 
1867. 

1874  Hillsdale  &  Penetangui- 


shene .  2 

76  Vespra .  3 

79  Madoc .  2 


McGUIRE,  JOHN. 

1856. 

1874  Walter’s  Falls  .  .(sup’y.)  5 
Died  May  10th,  1879,  aged  70 
years. 

McINTYRE,  CHARLES  E. 
1870. — r.  f.  c.  &  o.  1874. 


1874  Plainville .  2 

76  Streetsville .  1 

77.  Brampton .  3 

80  Streetsville .  1 


McKEE,  THOMAS. 
r.  on  t.  1876. — e.  f.  c  &  o.  1880. 


1876  Marmora .  1 

77  Bannockburn .  1 

78  Chandos .  ] 

79  Uffington .  1 

80  St.  Joseph’s  Island .  2 


McLACHLEN,  JAMES  A. 
Oed.  1879. 

1876  London  Conference ...  .  3 

79  Victoria,  Sask .  2 


McLEAN,  JOHN. 

Oed.  1SS0. 

1875  London  Conference .  5 

80  Fort  McLeod .  1 


McMullen,  thomas. 

1833. 

1874  Yorkville . (sup’y).  7 

McTAVISH,  hector  w. 
c.  1879. — e.  on  t.  1880. 

1879  Rosseau .  2 


N. 


NELLES,  SAMUEL  SOBIESKI, 
D.D.,  LL.D. 

1847. 

1874  )  President  of  the  Univer- 
to  ■  sity  of  Victoria  College, 
80  )  Cobourg. 

NORRIS,  JAMES. 

1827. 

1874  Omemee . (sup’d.)  7 

o. 


OCKLEY,  JOHN  F. 

1869  Primitive  MethodistCon- 
ference .  7 

77  Yonge  Street  South  ....  1 

78  Parkdale .  .3 

OLIVANT,  EDWARD, 
c.  1873  — e.  on  r.  1874. 

1873  Brudenell .  1 

\  Shannonville,  ) 

J4  |  Trenton,  | .  1 

75  Dropped. 

OllME,  THOMAS  HUGHES. 
e.  on  t.  1874. 


1874  Lifford .  l 

75  Cannington .  1 


76  Montreal  Theol.  College.  3 
79  London  Conference. 

OTTAWELL,  WILLIAM. 
e.  on  t.  1876. 

1876  A  veiling .  1 

77  Dropped. 

P. 


PATCHELL,  THOMAS  IP. 


1870.— r.  f.  c.  &  o.  1874. 
1874  Streetsville .  1 

75  Brudenell  and  Bangor  . .  1 

76  Beaverton .  2 

78  Rugby .  1 

79  London  Conference. 


PATTYSON,  WESLEY  A.  V. 
e.  on  t.  1S80. 


1SS0  Lindsay  East .  1 


PATTYSON,  WILLIAM  M. 
.  1846. 


1874  Thornbury .  1 

75  Thornbury . (sup’d.)  2 

77  Norwood . (sup’d.)  4 


PEAKE,  WILLIAM  H. 
1858. 


1874  Fenella .  2 

76  Marmora .  3 

79  Thomasburg .  2 


PEAREN,  JAMES,  B.A. 
1866. 

1874  Montreal  Conference.. .  .  3 
77  Demorestville and  North- 


port  .  1 

78  Ivleinburg .  2 

80  Davenport .  1 


PEPPER,  JOHN,  B.A. 
1872. — e.  f.  c.  &  o.  1876. 


1874  Rugby .  1 

75  Morrison .  2 

77  Angus .  3 

SO  Eden  Grove .  1 


PERRY,  CHAS.  EBENEZER. 

1862. 

1874  Hanover .  2 

76  Allenford .  2 

78  Walter’s  Falls .  2 

80  Penetanguishene .  1 

PERRY,  DAVID. 

1864. 

1874  Port  Elgin .  .  1 

75  Frankford .  3 

78  Cressy .  2 

80  Walter’s  Falls .  1 


PETERS,  NIAL  D. 

1868  )  Bay  Quinte  Conference, 
to  >  Methodist  Episcopal 
7  8  )  Church. 

79  Madoc . (sup’y).  2 


PETERSON,  ANDREW  L. 
1856. 

1874  Montreal  Conference. ...  6 
80  Rednersville,  ..(sup’d.)  1 

PHILP,  SAMUEL  C. 

1838. 

1874  Prince  Albert. .  .(sup’d.)  7 
PHILP,  SAMUEL  C.,  JR. 


1856. 

1874  Prince  Albert . . .  2 

76  Stirling .  2 

78  Bradford .  2 

80  Flesherton .  1 


Financial  Secretary,  1880. 


580 


MINISTERS  AND  PROBATIONERS. 


PICKERING,  JOHN. 
1872.— R  f.  c.  &  1876. 

1874  Prince  Albert . 

76  Duffin's  Creek , 


79  Yonge  St.  North. 


PINCH,  RICHARD. 
1854. 

1874  London  Conference. 

78  Mono  Road . (hup’y). 


POLLARD,  WILLIAM. 
1842. 

1874  Victoria,  Y.  I . ••••  J 

75  New  Westminster,  d.C.  o 
78  Victoria,  V.I..  (sup’d).  3 
Chairman  of  District  1874  to 
1877. 

POOLE,  JACOB. 

1823. 

1874  Cookstown . (sup’y).  7 


PRICE,  WILLIAM. 

1839. 

1874  Toronto . (sup’d.)  7 


PUFFER,  I.  WASHINGTON. 

r.  on  t.  1880. 

1880  Omemee .  1 


E. 


REAL,  JOSEPH  RICHARD. 
r.  on  T.  1879. 

1879  Pickering . 

80  Penetanguisliene . 


REID,  THOMAS  ROBINSON. 
1869. 

1S74  Alton .  1 

75  Avening .  3 

78  Chatsworth . 


POOLE,  WM.  HENRY,  LL.D. 
1846. 

1874  Toronto  Fifth .  2 

76  Toronto  Fourth .  3 

79  Toronto . (sup’d.)  2 

The  honorary  degree  oi  LL.D. 
was  conferred  upon  him  _  by 
Trinity  College,  North  Carolina, 
in  May,  1879. 


REYNAR,  ALFRED  HENRY, 
M.A. 


ROBINSON, ISAAC  NEWTON- 
1871. — r.  f.  c.  &  o.  1875. 

1874  Markham . 

76  Wooler .  "1 

79  Shannon ville .  i 

ROBISON,  MATTHEW. 
1867. 

1874  Moira . ! 

75  Conseeon  . (sup  d).  i 

76  Ameliasburg. .  .  ■  (sup  d). 


Died  December 
aged  34  years. 


17th,  1878, 


1862. 


POTTER,  AUSTIN. 

1870  — R.  f.  c.  &  o.  1874. 
1874  Yonge  Street  South  ....  1 
75  Wellington .  2 

!”.....  2 
.  1 


1874  1  Professor 


Modern  Lan- 


77  Sharon 

78  Lloydtown  . 
80  Dundalk... 


to  V  guages,  Victoria  College, 
80  )  Cobourg. 

REYNOLDS,  GEORGE  S. 
r.  on  t.  1874. — R.  f.  c.  &  o.  1879. 
1874  Albion .  1 

75  Kleinburg .  1 

76  Bracebridge  &  Baysville.  1 

77  Hillsdale  &  Penetangui- 

shene .  1 

78  MontrealTheol.Col.(sTu)  1 

79  Port  Carling .  2 

RICE,  SAMUEL  DWIGHT., 
D.D. 


ROBLIN,  PHILIP, 
1870. 

1874  L’Ainable . (sup’y). 

75  Bannockburn...  (sup’y). 

ROBSON,  EBENEZER. 
1856. 

1874  Montreal  Conference  .. . . 
80  New  Westminster,  B.  C. 


POTTER,  RICHARD. 
1S57. 

1S74  Campbellford . 

75  Markdale . 

76  Fenelon  Falls . 


79  Ameliasburg .  2 


ROLSTON,  DAVID  DER- 
MOTT. 

1846. 

1874  Outram . (n.c.)  j 

75  Arkwright . .  •  •  3 

7S  Mildmay .  2 

80  Tiverton .  1 


1837. 

1874  London  Conference .  6 

80  Winnipeg .  1 

Chairman  District  1880. 


THOS. 


POTTS,  JOHN,  D.D. 

1S57. 

1874  Toronto,  Metropolitan  .  .  2 
76  Toronto,  Elm  Street. ...  3 
79  Toronto,  Metropolitan  .  .  2 
The  honorary  degree  of  D.D. 
was  conferred  upon  him  by  the 
Ohio  Wesleyan  University,  Octo¬ 
ber,  1878. 


RICHARDSON,  GEO. 

1854. 

1874  Pickering .  2 

76  Reach .  2 

78  Cartwright .  1 

79  Scugog . (sup’d).  2 


ROSE,  SAMUEL,  D.D. 
1831. 

1874  Book. Steward,  Toronto..  5 

79  Toronto . (sup’d).  2 

The  honorary  degree  of  Doctor 
in  Divinity  was  conferred  upon 
him  by  the  Central  Tennesee 
College,  of  Nashville,  Ky.,  U.  S.. 
in  May,  1878. 


POWER,  JOHN. 
r.  on  t.  1876.— R.  f.  c.  &o. 

1876  Chandos . 

77  Chatsworth . 

78  Innisfil . 

79  Rosomont . 


1S80. 
...  1 
...  1 
...  1 
...2 


RICHARDSON,  HENRY, 
c.  1873. — R.  on  t.  1874. 
Stouffville, 

Marmora, 

Trenton, 

Slmnnonville, 

75  Milford. 

1 6  Located. 


ROSE,  SAMUEL  PETER. 
1S73. — f.  f.  c.  &  o.  1877. 

1874  Peterboro’ .  1 

75  Belleville . 

78  Newmarket . 


3 


1873 

74 


ROSS,  ANDREW  W. 
1872. — R.  f.  c.  &  o.  1877., 
1874  Newcastle . 

75  Stouffville . 

76  Cobourg . (s  v.  c.) 


RICPIARDSON,  WILLIAM. 
1851. 

1874  Milford .  1 

75  Conseeon .  3 

78  Sidney .  3 


77 

78 

79 

80 


Port  Carling. . 

1  Port  Carling, 

|  Beren’s  Riv. ,  H.  B.T 
Beren’s  River,  H.  B.T. . . 
Fisher  River,  H.B.T - 


ROY,  JAMES,  M.A. 

1854. 

1874  Prof.  Ontario  Ladies’ 

College,  Whitby .  1 

75  Montreal  Conference ....  1 


TORONTO  CONFERENCE. 


581 


RUPERT,  EDMUND  STONEY, 


M.  A. 

1860. 

1874  Percy .  2 

76  Canton .  3' 

79  Walkerton .  2 

RUSS,  AMOS  E.,  M.A. 
1854. 

1874  New  Westminster,  B.  C.  1 
75  Victoria,  V.1 .  3 

78  Alliston,  Ontario .  1 

79  London  Conference. 


Financial  Secretary,  1874  to 
1877. 

Chairman  of  District,  1878. 


RUTLEDGE,  WM.  LEECH. 
1870.—  r.  f.  c.  &  o.  1876. 


1874  Montreal  Theo.  College..  2 

76  Yorkville  North .  3 

79  Toronto — Dundas  St. . .  .  2 


RUTTAN,  JOHN  HENRY. 
1869. 

1S74  Norway  House,  H.B.T..  5 

79  Coboconk .  1 

80  Wooler .  1 


RYAN,  WILLIAM. 

1867. 

1874  Thurlow .  2 


76  Montreal  Conference. ...  5 

RYERSON,  EGERTON,  D.D., 
LL.D. 

1824. 

1874  Chief  Superintendent  of 
Education,  Toronto  .  .  2 

76  Toronto . (sup’d).  5 

President  of  the  First  General 
Conference  1874. 

Author  of  the  “Loyalists  of 
America,”  in  two  volumes,  also 
‘  ‘Canadian  Methodism,  its  Epochs 
and  Characteristics.” 


s. 


SALLOWS,  EDWARD. 
1841. 

1874  Collingwood. . . .  (sup’d).  7 

SALT,  ALLEN. 

1853. 

1874  London  Conference .  1 

75  Christian  and  Beausoliel 
Islands .  6 

SALTON,  SAMUEL. 

1871. — R.  f.  c.  &  o.  1875. 
1874  Brudenell  and  Bangor  .  .  1 
75  Brampton  .  2 

77  Melville .  1 

78  Milford .  2 

SO  Brooklin .  1 


SANDERSON,  JOHN. 
1835. 

1874  Peterboro’ . (sup’d.)  7 

Died  August  13th,  1880,  aged 
81  years. 

SANDERSON,  JOSEPH  E., 
M.A. 

1851. 

1874  Governor  Ontario  Ladies’ 


College .  5 

79  Toronto — Don  Mount.  . .  1 

80  Norwood .  1 


SAVAGE,  DAVID. 

1850. 

1874  Asst.  Editor  of  Christian 
Guardian  and  Evangeli¬ 
cal  Witness,  Toronto  . .  2 
76  London  Conference . 5 

SAVAGE,  JOHN  WESLEY. 
1854. 

1874  Omemee .  1 

75  Oakwood .  3 

78  Stirling .  3 

Financial  Secretary,  1875  to 
1877. 


SCALES,  WILLIAM. 
1854. 


1874  Stirling .  2 

7  6  Tweed .  2 

78  Bethany .  1 


79  Rednersville . 

SCOTT,  JAMES. 


1872. 

1874  Owen  Sound. .  .  .(sup’d.)  7 

SCOTT,  JONATHAN. 
1834. 

1874  Brampton . (sup’d.)  5 


Died  May  5th,  1880,  aged  77 
years. 

SCOTT,  WILLIAM  L. 
1855. 


1874  Lakefield .  2 

76  Stouffville .  1 

77  Millbrook .  2 

79  Newton ville .  2 


SEMMENS,  JOHN. 
1870. — R.  f.  c.  &  o.  1875. 


1874  Nelson  River .  2 

7 6  Beren’s  River . .  2 

•  78  Bruce  Mines .  2 

80  Point  Douglas .  1 


S EXSMITH,  WILLIAM  V. 
1871. — R.  f.  rj.  &  o.  1875. 
1874  Salt  Springs,  &c.,  B.C..  1 

75  Maple  Bay,  B.  C .  2 

77  Cariboo,  B.C .  3 

80  Maple  Bay  &  Saanich,  B.C.  I 


SEYMOUR,  JAMES. 


1830. 

1874  Aurora . (sup’d).  1 

75  Cartwright . (sup’d).  3 

78  Frankford . (sup’d).  2 

80  Markham . (sup’d).  1 

SEYMOUR,  JAMES  COOKE. 
1857. 

1874  Aurora . (n.  c.)  1 

75  Cartwright .  3 

78  Frankford .  1 

7Q  \  Frankford,  )  i 

I  Markham,  (  . 

80  Markham .  1 

SHAW,  CALVIN. 

1857. 

1874  Lifford . (n.c.)  1 

75  Beaverton .  1 

76  Dundalk .  2 

78  Chesley .  1 

79  Arkwright . .  2 

SHAW,  JOHN. 

1851. 

1874  Toronto,  Berkeley  Street  2 

76  Port  Hope .  3 

79  Whitby . _ .  2 


Chairman  of  District,  1874, 

1875  and  1877  to  1880*  Secre¬ 
tary  of  Conference,  1874  and 
1875.  President  of  Conference, 
1879. 

SHERIN,  HENRY, 
c.  1876.— R.  on  t.  1877- — 
r.  f.  c.  &  o.  1880. 

1876  Victoria  Road .  1 

77  Woodville .  1 

78  Oakwood .  1 

79  Scarboro’ .  1 

80  . .  1 

SHOREY,  SIDNEY  JAMES, 
c.  1873. — r.  on  t.  1874. — 
r.  f.  o.  &  o.  1878. 

1873  Stirling .  2 

7  5  Picton .  1 

76  Cobourg . (s.  v.  c. )  2 

78  Cherry  Valley . . .  .  3 


SHUTTLE  WORTH,  JOHN. 
1848. 

1874  Schomberg . (n.c.)  1 

75  Aurora . (sup’d).  3 

78  Yorkville . (sup’d).  3 

SILVESTER,  CHARLES. 
1846. 

1874  London  Conference .  3 

77  Toronto . (sup’d).  4 

SING,  SAMUEL. 

1867. 

1874  Madoc .  2 

76  Thurlow .  3 

79  Bloomfield .  2 


582 


MINISTERS  AND  PROBATIONERS. 


SLITER,  THOMAS, 
c.  1873.—  R.  on  t.  1874. 

1873  Stouffville .  1  j 

74  Darlington .  2 

76  Montreal  Theo.  College..  2 

Died  Jan.  23rd,  1878,  aged  28 

years. 


SMITH,  ALBERT, 
o.  1874. — it.  on  t.  1875. 

1874  Utterson - , . 

75  Bond  Head . 

76  Barrie . 

77  Cobourg . (s.v.c.)  2 

79  Located. 


SMITH,  ROBERT  HALL. 
1857. 

1874  Innisfil .  ^ 

76  Alliston .  " 

78  Victoria,  V.  I .  * 

Chairman  of  District,  1876  to 
1880. 


SMILEY,  JOHN,  M.A. 
1865. 


1874  Mono . 

-C  \  Alton, 

\  Kleinburg, 
76  Kleinburg  . 
78  Bobcaygeon 


l 

J 


SMITH,  CHARLES. 
1870.— r.  f.  c.  &  o.  1874. 

1  1874  Brampton  . 

75  Yonge  Street  South 

1  |  77  Davenport . 

2  79  Brookholm . 

2  1  SO  London  Conference. 


SMITH,  WILLIAM  E. 

1  1871. — R.  F-  o.  &  o. 

2 

2  1874  Scarboro’ . 

1  j  75  Sutton . 

78  Flinton . 


REV.  A.  SUTHERLAND,  D.D., 

Missionary  Secretary. 


SMYTH,  WILLIAM. 

1865. 

1874  Toronto . (n.c.)  1 

75  Toronto,  Spadin a  Avenue  1 

76  Parry  Sound .  3 

79  Flesh erton .  1 

80  Port  Elgin .  1 


SNOWDEN,  THOMAS  J. 
1872. — r.  f.  c.  &  o.  1876. 
1874  Coldwater  .  1 

75  Bradford .  1 

76  Hillsdale  &  Penetang.  . .  2 

78  Hillsdale .  1 

79  Maxwell . .  2 


SPEER,  JAMES  C. 
r.  on  t.  1879. 

1879  Manitowaning . 

80  Utterson . 

STARR,  JOHN  EDWARD 
it.  on  t.  1878. 

1878  Scarboro’ . 

79  Peterboro’  .  2 


STARR,  JOSEPH  HERBERT. 
1851. 

1874  Streetsville .  1 

75  Yonge  Street  North  ....  2 


1877  Brampton .  1 

7S  Collingwood .  3 


1  i  Chairman  of  District,  1877  to 
1  1880. 


STEEL,  THOMAS  P. 
r.  on  t.  1878. 

1878  Pickering .  1 

79  Stouffville .  2 


STEER,  WILLIAM. 

1854. 

1874  Grafton . (sup’d.)  7 


H  CO 


TORONTO  CONFERENCE. 


583 


STEINHAUR,  HENRY. 
1851. 

1874  Woodville,  H  B.T .  1 

75  White  Fish  Lake, H. B.T.  1 

STEWART,  ANDREW,  B.D. 
R.  on  t.  1875. — k.  f.  c.  &o.  1879. 

1875  McKellar .  1 

76  Thornbury .  1 

77  Cobourg . (u.  V.  0.)  2 

79  Rock  Lake,  Man .  1 

80  Plympton,  Man .  1 

A  graduate  of  Victoria  Univer¬ 
sity — B.D.,  1879. 

STEWART,  JAS.  WALLACE. 


c.  1874. — r.  on  t.  1875. — 
r.  f.  c.  &  o.  1S79. 

1874  Rosemont .  1 

75  Tnnisfil .  1 

76  Bond  Head .  1 

77  Montreal  'Theo.  College. .  1 

78  Cobourg . (s.  v.  c.)  1 

79  West  Essa .  2 


STEWART,  JOHN  A. 
r.  on  t.  1876. 

1876  Rosemont .  1 

77  . 1 

78  Kleinburg .  1 

79  Dropped. 


STONEHOUSE,  JAMES  H. 
1864. 

1874  London  Conference .  4 

78  Parkdale . (sup’d.)  1 

79  Weston . (sup’y.  )  2 


STRACHAN,  RICHARD. 
1872. — r.  f.  c.  &  o.  1876. 


1874  Artemesia  .  1 

75  Dundalk .  1 

76  Sarawak .  3 

79  Haliburton .  1 


STRONGMAN,  WILLIAM  A. 

c.  1874.— r.  on  t.  1875. — 

1 87 4  Hillsdale  and  Penetan- 

guishene .  1 

75  Angus .  2 

76  Montreal  Theo.  College.  2 

78  Cobourg . (s.  v.  c.)  2 

80  Pickering .  1 


SUGIYAMA,  HIROKU. 
r.  on  t  1878. 

1878  Tokio,  Japan .  2 

80  Kofu,  Japan  .  1 

SUNDAY,  JOHN. 

(SHAII-WUN-DAIS. ) 

1832. 

1874  Alderville . (sup’d.)  2 

Died  December  14th,  1875,  aged 
80  years. 


SUTHERLAND,  ALEX.  D.D. 
1855. 

1S74  Montreal  Conference  ....  1 
75  Missionary  Secretary  and 
Treasurer . ; .  .  .  6 

The  honorary  degree  of  Doctor 
in  Divinity  was  conferred  upon 
him  by  the  University  of  Victoria 
College,  May,  1879. 

SUTTON,  WILLIAM. 
1855. 

1874  Manitoulin  Islands .  1 


75  Little  Current  .  1 

76  Toronto . ..(sup’d.)  3 


Died  May  26tli,  1879,  aged  64 
years. 

T. 


TAGGART,  CHARLES. 
1843. 

1874  Brighton . (sup’d).  7 


TATE,  CHARLES  MONT¬ 
GOMERY. 

c.  1875. — r.  f.  c.  &  o.  1879. 

1875  Indian  Tribes,  B.  C .  2 

77  Sumas,  B.  C .  2 

79  Indian  Tribes,  B.  C  . . . .  1 

80  Skeena  River,  B.  C .  1 

TAYLOR,  LACHLIN,  D.D. 
1839. 

1874  Visiting  Europe .  2 

76  Toronto . (sup’d).  5 

TAYLOR,  WILLIAM, 
c.  1875.— r.  on  t.  1876. 

1875  Uffington .  1 

76  Huntsville .  1 

77  Rugby .  1 

78  Dropped. 


THIBADEAU,  ALEXANDER. 
1870.— r.  f.  c.  &  o.  1874. 


1874  Wiarton .  2 

76  Tiverton . 3 

79  Eden  Grove .  1 

80  Mildmay .  1 


THOM,  JAMES,  B.  A. 
r.  f.  c.  1875. 

1859  )  Canada 

t  o  >  Presbyterian 

74  \  Church. 

75  Cookstown .  2 

76  Norwood .  3 

79  Yonge  Street  South .  1 

A  graduate  of  University  Col¬ 

lege,  Toronto — B.A.,  1865. 


THOMAS,  HENRY, 
c.  1873  — r.  on  t.  1874. — 
r.  f.  c.  &  o.  1878. 

1873  . .  1 

74  Cooks ville .  1 

75  Cobourg,  S.  V.  C .  2 

77  Weston .  1 

78  Alton .  1 

79  Alton  and  Amaranth.  .  .  2 


THOMPSON,  CHRISTO¬ 
PHER  L. 

1870.— r.  f.  c.  1874. 


1874  Cariboo,  B.  C .  2 

77  Wellington,  B.  C .  1 


78  Sumas  and  Chilli  whack..  3 


TINDALL,  WILLIAM. 
1853. 

1874  Owen  Sound,  . .  .  .  (n.  . C. )  1 

75  Walkerton .  3 

78  Port  Elgin .  2 

80  Chesley .  1 

Chairman  of  District,  1875  to 
1877,  1879  and  1880. 


TOMBLIN,  WILLIAM. 
1853. 

1874  Bridgewater .  1 

75  Sidney .  3 

78  Consecon .  3 


TORRANCE,  WILLIAM. 
1872.— ord.  1874.— r.  f.  o.  1877. 

1874  Sutton .  1 

75  Horniug’s  Mills .  3 

78  McKellar .  3 


TOTTEN,  JOHN  W. 

1865. 

1874  Rosemont .  3 

77  Bond  Head  .  2 

79  Innisfil .  2 


TOVELL,  ISAAC. 

1868. 

1874  Toronto,  Elm  Street.  ...  2 

76  Toronto,  Queen  Street . .  1 

77  Toronto,  Dundas  Street. .  2 
79  Toronto,  Richmond  St.  .  2 


TOYE,  REUBEN  E. 
1868.— r.  f.  c.  &  o.  1874. 


1874  McKellar .  1 

75  Rosseau .  1 

76  Huntsville .  3 

79  McKellar . (sup’d).  2 


TOZELAND,  JOHN. 

1868. 

1874  Flinton  &  Addington  Rd'  1 


7  5  Cressy .  3 

78  Bridgewater .  3 


584 


MINISTERS  AND  PROBATIONERS. 


TUCKER,  WILLIAM. 


1861. 

1874  Walter’s  Falls .  1 

75  Priceville .  2 

77  Cold  water .  3 

80  Cressy .  1 


TURNER,  JAMES. 

1870. — R.  f.  c.  &  o  1874. 

1874  Burrard  Inlet,  B.  C .  1 

75  Nichola  Valley,  B.  C.  . . .  5 
80  Carnboo .  1 


TURVER,  CHARLES. 

1874  Davenport . (sup’d).  7 

Y. 


VANDUSEN,  CONRAD. 
1829. 

1874  Whitby . (sup’d.)  5 

Died  August  19tli,  1878,  aged 
78  years. 

w. 


WAITE,  JOSEPH. 

1873. 

1874  Klembnrg .  1 

75  Streetsville .  1 

76  Omemee .  1 

77  Cobourg . (s.  v.  c. )  1 

78  No  station— ill  health  . .  2 

80  Kleinburg .  1 


WALKER,  GEORGE, 
c.  1873. — e.  on  t.  1874. — 
r.  f.  c.  &  o.  1878. 


1874  Durham .  1 

75  Walkerton .  1 

76  Innisfil .  1 

77  Cobourg .  (s.  v.  c.)  1 

78  Adjala .  2 

80  Angus .  1 


WALKER,  ROBERT. 


WALTON,  JOHN. 

1870. — r.  f.  c.  &  o.  1875. 
1874  Poplar  Point,  Man .  1 

75  Poplar  Pt.  &  Woodlands.  1 

76  Victoria,  Sask .  2 

78  Edmonton  House .  1 

79  Salisbury,  Man .  1 

80  Palestine,  Man .  1 


WARNER,  LEWIS. 

1831. 

1874  Victoria  &  Saskatchewan  1 

75  Edmonton  House,  Sask..  1 

76  London  Conference. 


WASHINGTON,  GEO.,  M. A. 


1858. 

1874  Fen elon  Falls .  2 

76  Cannington .  3 

79  Lakefield .  2 


Financial  Secretary,  1878  to 
1880. 

WASHINGTON,  WM.  C., 


M.A.. 

1861. 

1874  Warsaw .  3 

77  Stouffville .  2 

79  Pickering .  1 

80  Milford.- .  1 


WASS,  JABEZ. 
c.  1874. — r.  on  t.  1875. — 
r.  f.  c.  &  o.  1878. 

1874  Stouffville .  1 

75  Newcastle  .  1 

76  Darlington .  1 

77  Oakwood, .  1 

78  Aurora .  1 

79  Bradford .  1 

80  Yonge  Street  South .  1 


WASS,  JOHN  BARCLAY,  M.A. 
1869. 

1874  Denbigh  and  Abinger  . .  2 

76  Shannon ville .  3 

79  Northport .  2 


WATCH,  CHARLES  W. 
o.  1875. — r.  on  t.  1876. — 


1861. 


r.  f.  c.  &  o.  1880. 


WELDON,  ISAAC. 

1861. 

1874  Ameliasburg .  2 

76  Lakefield .  p 

79  Cannington .  2 

Financial  Secretary,  1875,  and 
1877  to  1880. 


WEST,  WILLIAM  J. 
r.  on  T.  1877. 

1877  Lakefield .  2 

79  Cannington .  1 

80  Cobourg . (s.v.o.)  1 


WHEELER,  ALBERT  D. 
r.  on  T.  1879. 

1879  Oakwood . 

80  Bancroft . 


WHITCOMBE,  ORRIN. 
1850. 

1874  Milford . .  1 

75  Moira .  1 

Died  April  12tli,  1876,  aged 
71  years. 


WHITESIDE,  ARTHUR. 
1872. 

1874  Montreal  Conference  ....  5 
79  Edmonton  House, H.B.T.  2 


WICHER,  JOHN  W. 
1863. 


1874  Keene .  3 

77  Millbrook .  1 

78  Cavan .  1 


Died  February  3rd,  1879,  aged 
38  years. 


WILKINSON,  HENRY. 


1843. 

1874  Cavanville . (n.  c.)  1 

75  Blairton  .  3 

78  Victoria  Road .  3 


1874  Omemee 
76  Bethany 
78  Tweed. . 


WALLACE,  FRANCIS  HUS¬ 
TON,  M.A.,  B.D. 
c.  1875. — r.  on  t.  1876. — 
ord.  1877. — R.  r.  c.  &  o.  1878. 


1875  . 1 

76  Visiting  Europe .  1 

77  Toronto,  Richmond  St. — 

President’s  Assistant . .  1 

78  Peterboro’ . 1 

79  Yorkville,  Yonge  Street. .  2 


A  graduate  of  University  Col¬ 
lege,  Toronto — -M.A.  1874  ;  Gold 
Medallist  in  Classics. 


1  1875  Alton .  1 

2  76  Cooks  ville .  1 

3  77  Amaranth .  1 


78  Bradford .  1 

79  Warsaw .  2 

WATSON,  COVERDALE. 
1869. — R.  f.  c.  &  o.  1874. 

1874  Yorkville. .  1 

75  Peterboro’ .  3 


78  Toronto,  Spadina  Avenue  3 

WEBSTER,  JOHN. 

1846. 


1874  Chats  worth .  2 

76  Stayner .  3 

79  Hillsdale .  2 


WILKINSON,  JAMES  W. 
r.  on  T.  1880. 

1880  Ivirkville .  1 

WILKINSON,  JOHN  MILES, 
B.  A. 

r.  on  t.  1874. — r.  f.  c.  &  o.  1880. 


1874  Markdale .  1 

7  5  Sunderland .  1 

76  Prince  Albert  and  Port 

Perry . 1 

77  Cobourg . (u.v.c).  3 

80  Bradford .  1 


A  graduate  of  Victoria  Univer¬ 
sity — B.A.,  1880.  Valedictorian 


TORONTO  CONFERENCE. 


585 


WILKINSON,  ROBERT 
CARLTON. 

c.  1873.—  E.  on  t.  1874.— 
K.  f.  c.  &  o.  1878. 


1873  Wiarton .  1 

74  Walkerton .  1 

75  Baysville .  1 

76  Cobourg . (s.v.c).  2 

78  Coboconk .  1 

79  Dunsford .  2 


WILL,  PHINEAS  D. 

1858. 

1874  Paisley .  1 

75  Sault  Ste  Marie .  2 

77  Markham .  2 

7Q  (  Markham,  )  . 

•  }  Frankford,  (  1 

80  Frankford .  1 


WILLIAMS,  DAVID. 
1867. 


1874  Canton .  1 

75  Mono .  3 

7  8  Dundalk .  2 

80  Durham .  1 


WILLIAMS,  THOMAS. 


1840. 

1874  Garden  River .  4 

78  Beaverton .  3 


Chairman  of  District,  1875  and 
1876. 


WILLMOTT,  JOHN  C.,  M. A. 
1860. 


1874  Parry  Sound .  2 

76  Maxwell .  1 


1877  Meaford..... .  2 

79  Horning’s  Milks .  2 


Financial  Secretary,  1877  to 
1880. 


WILLMOTT,  WILLIAM  F. 
r.  on  t.  1876. 


1876  Mono .  1 

77  Rosemont .  1 


78  Leave  of  absence  for  one 

year. 

79  - . 


WILLOUGHBY,  NICHOLAS 
RAMSAY,  M.A. 

1856. 


1874  Yorkville .  1 

75  Peterboro’ .  3 


REV.  DR.  WOOD, 

Missionary  Secretary. 


1878  Belleville .  2 

80  Brampton  .  ] 


Chairman  of  District  1875  to 
1880.  *"'3! 

President  of  Conference,  1880. 
WILSON,  ALBERT  CHAS. 


1866. 

1874  Coboconk .  1 

75  Woodville .  3 

78  Demorestville .  1 

79  Bethany . 2 


WILSON,  ANDREW. 
r.  on  t.  1876. — r.  f.  o.  1877. 
1873  )  Primitive 


74  .  Methodist 

75  )  Conference. 

76  Canton .  1 

77  Dally mple .  1 

78  Brudenell  and  Bangor  .  .  2 

80  Combermere . 1 


WILSON,  JOHN  CARROLL. 
1862. 


1874  Manvers .  1 

75  Brooklin .  3 

78  Darlington .  3 


WILSON,  JOHN  V. 
1854. 


1874  Avening  .  1 

75  Collingwood - (sur’n.)  2 


77  London  Conference. 


586 


MINISTERS  AND  PROBATIONERS. 


WILSON,  THOMAS  BELL. 
r.  on  t.  1874. — R.  r.  o.  &  0.1878. 
1874  Omemee .  1 

75  Oak  wood .  1 

76  Cannington .  1 

77  Montreal  Theo.  Coll ....  1 

78  Bannockburn .  2 

80  Ballyduff. .  1 

WILSON,  WILLIAM. 
r.  on  t.  1879. 

1879  Hanover .  1 

80  Chesley .  1 


WITHROW,  WILLIAM  H. 

M.  A. 

1861. 

1874  1  Editor  of  Methodist 
to  i  Magazine,  and  S.  S. 

80  )  Publications. 

Author  of  “The  Catacombs  of 
Rome,”  “  School  History  of  Can¬ 
ada,”  “History  of  the  Dominion 
of  Canada,”  “The  King’s  Mes¬ 
senger,”  “Romance of  Missions,” 
‘  ‘  W  orthies  of  Methodism,  ”  “Ne¬ 
ville  Trueman,”  “Great  Preach¬ 
ers,”  also  several  small  tracts 
on  Temperance,  and  “A  Cana¬ 
dian  in  Europe.” 


WOOD,  ENOCH,  D.D. 
1836. 

1 874  I  Missionary 

to  >  Society, 

78  )  Toronto. 


1879  \  Honorary  Secretary, 

80  \  Missionary  Department. 
President  of  the  Conference 
for  the  years  1874  and  1875. 


WOOD,  .IAS.  ALEXANDER. 

c.  1873. — R.  on  T.  1880. 
1879  Maynooth  &  York  River  1 
80  Thurlow .  1 


WOODSWORTH,  JAMES. 


1864. 

1874  Hastings  .  3 

77  Horning’s  Mills .  2 

79  Parry  Sound .  1 

SO  Brac-ebridge .  1 


Chairman  of  District,  1880. 


WOOLSEY,  THOMAS. 


1852. 

1874  ) 

to  /  Rama . 5 

78  ) 

•  Hiawatha .  2 

ov  ) 


WORKMAN,  GEO.  C.,  M.A. 
r.  on  t.  1873.— R.  f.  c.  &  o.  1878. 

1873  Cobourg  . u.  v.  c.  3 

76  Assist.  Editor,  Toronto..  2 
78  Seaton .  3 


A  graduate  of  Victoria  Uni¬ 
versity — B.A.,  1875  ;  M.A.  in 
course,  1878. 


Y. 


YAMUNAKA,  YEMU. 


r.  on  t.  1878. 

1878  Shidzuoka,  Japan .  2 

80  Numadzu,  Japan .  1 


YOUNG,  EGERTON  RYERSON 
1863. 

1874  Beren’s  and  Pigeon  River  2 
76  Prince  Albert  &  Pt.Perry  8 

79  Colborne .  2 

Financial  Secretary,  1880. 


YOUNG,  GEORGE,  D.D. 
1842. 

1874  Winnipeg .  2 

76  Toronto,  Richmond  St..  3 
l  Toronto,  Berkeley  St.  )  ^ 
J  j  Emerson,  Manitoba.  ( 

80  Emerson,  Manitoba .  1 


Chairman  of  District,  1874  to 
1880.  President  of  Conference, 
in  1877. 

YOUNG,  WILLIAM. 

1835. 

1874  Trenton . (sup’d).  7 

YOUNG,  WILLIAM  JOHN. 
1867. 

1874  Demorestville .  1 

75  Milford .  3 

78  Reach .  2 

80  Mount  Albert .  1 


THE 


CIRCUITS  AND  MISSIONS 

OF  THE 

TORONTO  CONTERENCE, 


SHOWING  THE  NAMES  OF  THE  MINISTERS  WHO  HAVE  LABOURED  THEREON, 
THE  NUMBER  OF  PREACHING  PLACES,  THE  NUMBER  OF  MEMBERS, 

AND  THE  SUMS  CONTRIBUTED  FOR  THE  CONTINGENT, 
EDUCATIONAL,  SUPERANNUATION  AND  MIS¬ 
SIONARY  FUNDS  ON  EACH  CIRCUIT 
FOR  EACH  YEAR, 

FROM  ITS  ORGANIZATION  IN  1874  TO  THE  YEAR  1880. 


N ote. — The  letter  “w  ’’  following  the  name  of  a  Circuit  indicates  a  continuation  of  that  Circuit 
from  the  Wesleyan  Conference,  and  the  letter  “  N  ”  a  continuation  from  the  New  Connexion  Confer¬ 
ence — a  reference  to  these  Conferences  will  give  the  Circuit’s  history  prior  to  1874. 


A. 


ADJALA. 

A  township  in  the  Electoral  division  of  Cardwell,  Ontario.  It  was  formerly  part  of  the  Mono  Circuit. 


Year 

Names  of  Ministers. 

Ap¬ 

point¬ 

ments. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Funds. 

Con  ting. 

Educa. 

Sup.  M. 

Miss’y. 

1878  George  Walker . 

79  George  Walker  . 

80  Isaac  Baker . 

3 

3 

”74 

71 

$3  04 

3  05 

$1  29 

1  30 

$5  70 

6  20 

$36*24 
38  68 

ALBION. — w. 


1874  James  Matheson,  GeorgeS.  Reynolds.. 

75  Thomas  \V.  Glover . 

76  Thomas  W.  Glover . 

77  Peter  Campbell . 

7  8 '  Peter  Campbell . 

79  Peter  Campbell . .  . . . . 

80  Henry  McDowell . 


11 

424 

20 

40 

8 

70 

43 

41 

*  11 

430 

20 

55 

16 

34 

50 

89 

5 

150 

8 

57 

5 

28 

20 

00 

5 

134 

9 

36 

5 

50 

10 

43 

4 

96 

1 

20 

6 

39 

22 

00 

5 

106 

5 

00 

4 

00 

16 

00 

5 

150 

4 

80 

4 

00 

18 

00 

500  69 
444  79 
91  41 
80  02 
91  21 
83  92 
85  67 


A  village  on  the  line  of  the  Northern 
Simcoe,  Ontario. 

1876  Richard  Duke . 

77  Richard  Duke . 

78  Alfred  Brown . 

79  John  McCarroll,  M.  D . 

80  John  McCarroll,  M.D . 


ALLANDALE. 

Railway,  at  the  head  of  Kempenfeldt  Bay,  in  the  County  o  f 
It  was  formerly  part  of  Barrie  Circuit. 


2 

109 

5  83 

4  76 

6  81 

87  76 

2 

101 

2  87 

2  01 

7  00 

75  59 

2 

79 

6  18 

2  28 

14  15 

62  97 

2 

80 

6  23 

2  86 

8  54 

69  92 

Mono  Road  Circuit  set  off  with  six  appointments. 


588 


CIRCUITS  AND  MISSIONS. 


ALLENFORD.— w. 


Ap- 

No.  of 

Funds. 

Year 

Names  of  Ministers. 

point- 

ments. 

Members. 

Conting. 

Educa. 

Sup.  M. 

Miss’y. 

1874 

William  C.  Jollev . 

3 

133 

$4  80 

$1  05 

$6  20 

$137  94 

75  William  C.  Jolley . 

5 

143 

4  98 

4  53 

7  8/ 

154  71 

76 

Charles  E.  Perry,  Almon  P.  Lyons. .  . 

8 

186 

5  10 

4  60 

8  00 

188  50 

77 

Charles  E.  Perry . 

*  6 

228 

6  27 

5  60 

10  27 

146  21 

78  Andrew  Clarke . 

4 

140 

2  50 

4  20 

6  31 

70  13 

79  Andrew  Clarke . 

5 

158 

2  50 

1  20 

5  00 

50  16 

80  Robert  Godfrey . 

5. 

160 

3  00 

2  60 

6  25 

64  92 

ALLISTON. — w. 


1874  John  F.  Germain,  M.A.,  Alfred  Brown 

75  John  F.  German,  M.A.,  Fred.  Dracas. 

76  Robert  Ii.  Smith,  Lewis  W.  Hill  - 

77  Robert  H.  Smith,  Thos.  Manning,  B.  A 

78  Amos  E.  Russ,  M.A.,  Edward  Eves. . . 

79  John  Bredin . 

80  John  Bredin . 


5 

160 

7 

67 

4 

40 

29 

75 

5 

200 

20 

10 

21 

00 

61 

00 

4 

247 

18 

28 

19 

09 

80 

15 

4 

235 

14 

14 

9 

05 

53 

80 

4 

238 

13 

54 

9 

00 

46 

07 

4 

248 

12 

14 

8 

94 

28 

16 

1 

no 

6 

75 

3 

00 

30 

00 

273  93 
428  52 
467  59 
510  45 
572  41 
474  53 
305  05 


1874  Thomas  R.  Reid . 

7t.  f  John  Smiley,  M.A., 
/0  \  Charles  W.  Watch 

76  Isaac  Gold . . 

77  Isaac  Gold . 

78  Henry  Thomas . 

79  Henry  Thomas . 

80  Henry  Thomas . 


ALTON.— w. 


2 

69 

3  48 

2  00 

5  00 

2 

69 

2  00 

1  85 

6  00 

2 

89 

5  78 

2  51 

2  03 

2 

99 

4  13 

1  40 

5  11 

2 

100 

4  10 

1  18 

5  40 

2 

100 

4  20 

1  49 

5  50 

3 

107 

5  04 

1  43 

8  50 

49  42 

40  60 

38  16 
54  09 
49  43 
37  98 
59  01 


AMARANTH. 


A  village  on  the  Toronto,  Grey  &  Bruce  R.  R  ,  in  the  township  of  Amaranth,  County  of  Wellington, 
Ontario.  It  was  formerly  part  of  the  Shelburne  Mission. 


1875  . j  .. 

.... 

76  William  H.  Jamieson,  B.A .  4 

39 

3  00 

1  00 

5  40 

77  Charles  W.  Watch . !  3 

37 

4  89 

1  50 

6  00 

78  William  Bacon . !  3 

46 

5  31 

1  76 

6  75 

79  United  with  Alton .  3 

,  40 

4  33 

1  92 

1  50 

AMELIASBURG. — w. 


1874  Isaac  Weldon,  Foster  Me Ammond,B.A. 

8 

380 

12  15 

7  53 

59  59 

7  5  Isaac  W eldon,  Foster  Me Ammond,  B.  A. 

9 

402 

12  55 

7  00 

34  61 

76  John  C.  Ash,  Matthew  Robison . 

9 

415 

12  61 

12  18 

42  33 

77  John  C.  Ash,  Matthew  Robison . 

10 

421 

13  71 

15  00 

45  00 

78  John  C.  Ash,  Matthew  Robison . 

10 

430 

15  00 

20  00 

50  00 

79  Richard  Potter . 

t  10 

425 

15  00 

15  00 

50  00 

80  Richard  Potter . 

4 

233 

5  41 

2  80 

16  00 

39  03 
36  73 
51  34 
43  28 


445  02 
398  84 
401  53 
450  19 
391  71 
304  55 
118  53 


1874  Andrew  Armstrong 
75  Andrew  Armstrong 
7  6  Andrew  Armstrong 

77  John  Pepper,  B  A. 

78  John  Pepper,  B.A. 

79  John  Pepper,  B.A. 

80  George  Walker. .  .  . 


ANGUS. 

4 

5 
5 

§3 

3 

4 
4 


-w. 

140 

145 

152 

125 

102 

96 

96 


8 

16 

5 

17 

15 

60 

226 

47 

8 

75 

10 

04 

16 

00 

165 

66 

8 

80 

6 

78 

21 

00 

143 

58 

5 

29 

5 

37 

18 

00 

132 

79 

5 

46 

3 

77 

17 

37 

105 

28 

4 

90 

4 

00 

21 

39 

61 

60 

4 

37 

2 

16 

8 

43 

79 

61 

ARKWRIGHT. 

A  village  in  the  township  of  Arran,  County  of  Bruce,  Ontario.  It  was  formerly  part  of  the  Invermay 
Circuit,  and  Arran  Circuit  of  the  late  New  Connexion  Methodist. 


1875  David  D.  Rolston . 

76  David  D.  Rolston,  Joseph  Edge . 

4 

163 

7  55 

4  48 

11  10 

144  10 

77  David  D.  Rolston,  .loseph  Edge . 

5 

253 

5  38 

5  09 

15  49 

159  63 

78  Neil  A.  McDiarmid,  Thomas  B.  Beynon 

5 

260 

6  09 

6  09 

18  78 

218  12 

79  Calvin  Shaw . 

6 

230. 

6  54 

5  44 

21  76 

157  13 

80  Calvin  Shaw . 

6 

239 

5  91 

5  03 

14  80 

177  66 

*  Two  appointments  given  to  Kilsyth.  +  West  Essa  Circuit  with  three  appointments  set  off. 

+  Rednersville  setoff.  §  One  appointment  given  to  Allandale. 


TORONTO  CONFERENCE. 


589 


ARTEMESIA. — w.  &  n. 


Year 

Names  of  Ministers. 

Ap¬ 

point¬ 

ments. 

No.  of 

Funds. 

Members 

Conting. 

Educa. 

Sup.  M. 

Miss’y. 

1874  Henry  S.  Matthews,  Richard  Strachan 

9 

414 

$8  40 

$4  50 

$20  50 

$216  13 

75 

Circuit  divided. — See  Flesherton,  Dun¬ 
dalk  and  Priceville . 

11 

380 

9  00 

5  40 

22  25 

259  77 

ATHERLEY. 

A  village  in  the  township  of  Mara,  County  of  Ontario.  The  Circuit  was  formed  of  one  appointment 
from  Rama  Mission  and  two  appointments  from  Beaverton  Mission. 


1S76  John  Hart . 

77  John  Hart . 

78  John  Hart . 

79  Francis  Johnson 

80  Francis  Johnson 


3 

.... 

3 

77 

6  00 

3  00 

9  09 

118  60 

4 

72 

3  53 

5  23 

86  81 

4 

85 

3  20 

1  30 

5  30 

76  54 

1  4 

89 

3  27 

1  50 

4  40 

35  00 

AURORA.— w.  &  n. 


1874  Edward  Barrass,  George  J.  Bishop  .. .  . 

4 

310 

21  00 

8  00 

32  89 

242  11 

75  John  Shuttleworth,  George  J.  Bishop. 

5 

300 

20  00 

20  00 

39  00 

225  05 

76  John  Shuttleworth,  George  J.  Bishop. 

5 

367 

24  00 

11  22 

56  22 

240  77 

77  Daniel  F.  Gee,  William  H.  Madden  .  . 

78  Daniel  F.  Gee,  Jabez  Wass . 

5 

311 

19  04 

8  59 

58  20 

214  26 

5 

300 

16  99 

8  00 

39  92 

165  65 

79  Daniel  F.  Gee,  Charles  Langford . 

80  Jacob  Eli  Howell,  M.A.,  Frank  Keam. 

At 

5 

307 

8  91 

4  86 

18  42 

125  31 

4 

7ENIN 

315 

G.  — w. 

8  91 

4  23 

20  33 

134  89 

1874  John  V.  Wilson,  George  Brown  (B). .  . 

3 

128 

8  66 

2  33 

7  49 

117  97 

75  Thomas  R.  Reid,  Thomas  Legate . 

5 

142 

4  05 

4  07 

6  48 

98  90 

76  Thomas  R.  Reid,  William  Ottawall.  .  . 

6 

194 

4  25 

4  00 

5  00 

59  46 

77  Thomas  R.  Reid,  Frederick  Dracas.. . . 

6 

165 

4  50 

4  25 

9  00 

79  16 

78  Sidney  F.  Depew . 

6 

167 

4  50 

4  50 

9  00 

121  85 

79  Sidney  F.  Depew . 

6 

166 

4  52 

4  19 

20  25 

13S  17 

80  Sidney  F.  Depew  . 

7 

166 

5  93 

2  40 

27  45 

180  68 

BALLYDUFF. 


A  village  in  the  township  of  Man  vers,  County  of  Durham,  Ontario, 

Manvers  Circuit. 


1876  William  C.  Jolley  . 

77  William  C.  Jolley  . 

78  William  C.  Jolley  . 

79  William,  Howson  . 

80  Thomas  B.  Wilson 


127 

4  76 

132 

4  80 

122 

2  87 

113 

3  46 

It  was  formerly  part  of 


3  31 
3  35 
0  81 
3  26 


6  00 
12  00 
12  00 

11  15 


103  97 
128  12 
91  34 

10J  00 


BALTIMORE.— w. 


1874  Thomas  J.  Edmison . 

3 

90 

10  05 

6 

05 

27 

40 

75  John  C.  Ash  . 

3 

92 

8  00 

19 

33 

21 

00 

76  Ephraim  L.  Koyl . 

3 

97 

8  50 

21 

50 

21 

50 

77  Ephraim  L.  Koyl . 

3 

98 

8  53 

7 

51 

22 

00 

78  William  R.  Barker . 

3 

98 

5  68 

2 

60 

17 

41 

79  William  R.  Barker . 

3 

80 

5  70 

2 

75 

16 

30 

80  William  R.  Barker . 

3 

78 

4  30 

3 

10 

11 

50 

152  53 
202  65 
155  46 
135  50 
110  84 
96  60 
91  72 


A  village  in  the  northern 
1880  Albert  D.  Wheeler.. 


BANCROFT. 

section  of  the  County  of  Hastings,  Ontario, 
with  Maynooth  Mission 


It  was  formerly  connected 


BANNOCKBURN. 

A  village  in  the  township  of  Madoc,  County  of  blastings,  Ontario.  It  was  formerly  part  of  the 

L’Amable  Mission. 


1875  Philip  J.  Roblin . 

76  Philip  J.  Roblin . 

4 

126 

1  20 

1  00 

77  Thomas  McKee . 

6 

107 

1  00 

78  Thomas  B.  Wilson . 

6 

99 

1  25 

1  00 

3  00 

79  Thomas  B.  Wilson . 

7 

144 

0  83 

0  67 

0  94 

80  Thomas  Dunlop . 

6 

112 

.... 

31  50 
15  00 
29  57 
40  80 
10  00 


590 


CIRCUITS  AND  MISSIONS. 


BARRIE.— w. 


Ap- 

1 

No.  of  1 

Funds. 

Year 

Names  of  Ministers. 

point- 

ments. 

Members. 

Conting. 

Educa. 

Sup  M.j 

Miss’y- 

$251  03 
308  61 
315  75 
302  20 
375  25 
247  78 
|  289  60 

1874  David  C.  McDowell,  Charles  Langford 

75  John  Bredin,  Frank  Ream . 

76  John  Bredin . 

77  John  Bredin .  . 

78  Jonathan  E.  Betts . 

79  John  G.  Laird . 

80  John  G.  Laird . . 

2 

2 

*  2 

1 

i  1 

1 

1  1  * 

284 

284 

231 

186 

1  180 

210 

!  182 

$24  98 

30  57 

31  94 

20  70 

21  00 
23  53 

1  16  60 

$20  00 
35  00 
30  00 
20  00 
16  50 
18  80 

1  16  10 

$46  58 
53  09 
60  00 
65  00 
100  00 
71  94 
|  70  00 

BAYSYILLE. 

A  village  in  the  Electoral  District  of  Muskoka,  Ontario. 

1875  Robert  C.  Wilkinson . i  ••  ••••  I 

76  United  with  Bracebndge . |  8  60  l  t j  \  u  /i 


BEAVERTON.— w. 


1874  William  H.  Cairnduff. 
7  5  Calvin  Shaw . 

76  Thomas  H.  Patchell.. 

77  Thomas  H.  Patchell .  . 

78  Thomas  Williams 

79  Thomas  Williams 

80  Thomas  Williams 


4 

4 

4 

2 

2 

2 

1 


95 

98 

112 

62 

62 

58 

45 


11  94 
9  00 
10  90 
2  45 

2  50 
4  15 

3  23 


62 

42 

93 

00 

00 

10 

15 


1  65  13  09 


10  29 
10  46 
10  00 
9  09 


50 

20 

50 


112  71 
124  67 
116  80 
118  60 
77  20 
56  53 
58  06 


BELLEVILLE 

1874  William  Briggs,  Charles  A.  Hanson.  .  . 

75  William  Briggs,  Samuel  P.  Rose . 

76  Eph.  B.  Harper,  M.A.,  Sami.  P.  Rose 

77  Eph.  B.  Harper,  M.A.,  Sami.  P.  Rose 

78  Nicholas  R.  Willoughby,  M.A . 

79  Nicholas  R.  Willoughby,  M.A . 

80  Wellington  Jeffers,  D.D . 


-BRIDGE  STREET. 


1875  Thomas  Cullen . 

76  Thomas  Cullen . 

77  Thomas  Cullen . 

78  Osborn  R.  Lambly,  M.A. 

79  Osborn  R.  Lambly,  M.A. 

80  Osborn  R.  Lambly,  M.A. 


BELLEVILLE 


1878  Joseph  H.  Locke. 

79  Joseph  H.  Locke  . 

80  Joseph  H.  Locke. 


2 

506 

4 

432 

t8 

463 

3 

609 

3 

551 

§2 

386 

2 

449 

5— BLEEKER 

1 

1 

80 

1 

82 

2 

100 

1 

72 

1 

60 

I — HOLLO  WA'' 

1 

1 

iso 

'  1 

190 

-w. 
48  10 
48  32 
48  40 
57  31 
43  44 
25  65 
29  79 


4  00 
4  05 
4  09 

4  76 

5  00 


10  25 
9  00 


22 

63 

153 

51 

73 

54 

154 

35 

67 

25 

155 

15 

47 

51 

128 

80 

45 

00 

129 

65 

44 

33 

120 

35 

24 

65 

118 

65 

3 

66 

14 

00 

3 

02 

14 

12 

3 

05 

14 

20 

3 

63 

6 

54 

3 

75 

5 

45 

10 

’66 

20 

'66 

6 

25 

15 

00 

801  64 
836  60 
813  61 
788  68 
683  90 
737  12 
673  23 


64  87 
74  05 
74  13 
109  31 
90  25 


153  86 
191  45 


BETHANY. 


A  village  on  the  Midland  R.  R.,  in  the  township  of  Manvers,  County  of  Durham,  Ontario. 

formerly  part  of  Manvers  Circuit. 


1876  Robert  Walker,  John  A.  McCamus - 

.... 

.... 

77  Robert  Walker,  David  N.  McCamus. . . 

7 

205 

7  90 

5  00 

9  12 

78  William  Scales,  Alfred  J.  Barltrop  — 

6 

209 

8  00 

5  00 

10  00 

79  Albert  C.  Wilson . 

6 

155 

6  20 

1  60 

10  05 

80  Albert  C.  Wilson . 

4 

158 

8  24 

3  85 

24  76 

It  was 


187  32 
146  67 
94  76 
108  50 


1874  John  A.  Jewell,  B.A 

75  Henry  Wilkinson  . . 

76  Henry  Wilkinson. . . 

77  Henry  Wilkinson  . . 

78  Thomas  Fox . 

79  Thomas  Fox . 

80  Thomas  Fox . 


BLAIRTON— w. 


5 

100 

1 

90 

1 

60 

6 

03 

103 

70 

5 

100 

2 

50 

3 

00 

4 

00 

93 

07 

5 

82 

4 

45 

3 

00 

53 

48 

5 

102 

3 

00 

i 

00 

2 

70 

40 

18 

5 

106 

3 

13 

3 

00 

5 

00 

65 

09 

8 

107 

3 

40 

1 

21 

5 

00 

85 

81 

7 

110 

3 

50 

1 

34 

6 

00 

57 

46 

*  Allandale  set  off. 

X  Blecker  Street  set  off. 


+  Two  appointments  given  to  Atherley. 
§  Holloway  Street  set  off. 


TORONTO  CONFERENCE. 


591 


BLOOMFIELD— w. 


Year  Names  of  Ministers. 


Ap¬ 

point¬ 

ments. 


No.  of 
Members. 


1874  Joseph  H.  Chant . 

75  Joseph  H.  Chant . 

76  J.  H.  Chant,  Foster  Me Ammond,  B.A., 

77  Chas.  V.  Lake,  Albert  W.  Hastings  . . 

78  Charles  V.  Lake .  ... 

79  Samuel  Sing  . 

80  Samuel  Sing . 


4 

4 

4 

4 

4 

2 

o 


223 

228 

292 

292 

289 

106 

154 


BOBOAYGEON. — w. 


1874  Robert  Godfrey . 

75  John  A.  Jewell,  B.A, 

76  John  A.  Jewell,  B.A. 

77  John  A.  Jewell,  B.A. 

78  John  Smiley,  M.A.  . . 

79  John  Smiley,  M.A.  .  . 

80  John  Smiley,  M.A.  .  . 


9 
9 
t  6 
6 

5 

6 
6 


229 

235 

188 

183 

180 

154 

160 


BOND  HEAD.— w 


1874  Daniel  F.  Gee,  Robert  Carter . 

75  Daniel  F.  Gee,  Albert  Smith . 

76  Daniel  F.  Gee,  James  W.  Stewart 

77  John  W.  Totten,  Stephen  A.  Arkels  .  . 

78  John  W.  Totten,  John  C.  Henderson.. 

79  Henry  S.  Matthews,  Frank  Ream 

80  Henry  S.  Matthews,  Charles  Langford. 


6 

6 

6 

6 

6 

6 

6 


260 

228 

237 

238 
247 
250 
254 


1874  John  Bredin . 

75  Thomas  A.  Ferguson 

76  John  G.  Laird . 

77  John  G.  Laird . 

78  John  G.  Laird . 

79  David  C.  McDowell. 

80  David  C.  McDowell. 


BOWMANYILLE.  — w, 

.  1  140 

.  1  !  142 

.  1  164 

.  1  210 

.  1  190 

.  1  170 

.  1  ■  181 


BRACEBRIDGE. — w. 


1874  Webster  W.  Leech . 

75  Webster  W.  Leech . 

76  George  M.  Brown,  George  S.  Reynolds 


77  George  M.  Brown 

78  William  J.  Hewitt.. 

79  William  J.  Hewitt.. 

80  James  Woodsworth . 


123 

119 

100 

184 

184 

122 

122 


BRADFORD.— w. 


1874  Jonathan  E.  Betts,  William  G.  Howson 

75  Jonathan  E.  Betts,  Thomas  J.  Snowden 

76  Thos.  A.  Ferguson,  Thos.  Manning, B.A. 

77  Thomas  A.  Ferguson,  Lewis  W.  Hill.. 

78  Samuel  C.  Philp,  Charles  W.  Watch.  . 

79  Samuel  C.  Philp,  Jabez  B.  Wass . 

80  Thos.  Campbell, J.  M.  Wilkinson,  B.A. 


5 

5 

6 
6 
5 
5 
5 


155 

155 

190 

186 

190 

153 

159 


BRAMPTON.— w. 


1874  William  Burns,  Charles  Smith . 

75  John  Learoyd,  Samuel  Salton . 

76  John  Learoyd,  Samuel  Salton . 

77  J.  Herbert  Starr,  Charles  E.  McIntyre. 

78  Edwin  Clement,  Charles  E.  McIntyre. 

79  Edwin  Clement,  Charles  E.  McIntyre  . 

,  80  Nicholas  R.  Willoughby,  M.A . 


8 

8 

7 

7 

7 

8 
IS 


400 

450 

415 

447 

442 

450 

425 


Funds. 


Conting. 

Eduea. 

Sup.  M. 

Miss’y. 

$8  56 

$3  77 

$35  39 

.$136  92 

8  00 

12  00 

26  00 

176  14 

8  00 

11  00 

28  00 

125  58 

8  00 

11  00 

18  00 

113  68 

10  00 

2  05 

20  00 

50  25 

8  00 

2  00 

10  00 

38  65 

5  71 

3  26 

9  00 

134  34 

12  30 

7  10 

26  25 

263  8  0 

12  00 

7  90 

30  00 

273  08 

4  15 

4  00 

10  00 

140  00 

3  10 

3  00 

15  00 

101  75 

3  10 

1  20 

10  20 

119  69 

5  46 

2  51 

10  54 

142  41 

6  14 

2  80 

8  19 

169  29 

13 

00 

6 

14 

47 

26 

403 

46 

8 

81 

9 

06 

40 

63 

322 

56 

10 

00 

5 

88 

40 

00 

337 

37 

8 

79 

3 

09 

32 

94 

290 

49 

10 

06 

6 

27 

40 

18 

347 

64 

7 

60 

6 

77 

33 

50 

220 

48 

8 

69  | 

5 

74 

26 

38 

263 

53 

17 

65 

10 

00 

53 

50 

307 

51 

17 

20 

30 

00 

63 

00 

318 

90 

13 

00 

43 

84 

62 

62 

349 

42 

14 

75 

34 

00 

50 

00 

356 

86 

11 

65 

20 

00 

32 

00 

310 

65 

10 

75 

5 

40 

21 

25 

289 

73 

7 

30 

8 

40 

13 

20 

237 

94 

9 

49 

5 

12 

16 

00 

121 

61 

8 

00 

5 

50 

17 

50 

177 

32 

8 

00 

5 

00 

13 

85 

102 

61 

8 

88 

6 

63 

14 

00 

120 

42 

8 

33 

9 

55 

15 

71 

60 

00 

8 

40 

6 

75 

21 

25 

78 

08 

8 

40 

4 

00 

23 

75 

81 

45 

22 

27 

10 

00 

32 

93 

385 

03 

19 

06 

24 

20 

35 

57 

279 

66 

20 

56 

16 

00 

37 

50 

353 

08 

20 

29 

15 

00 

46 

40 

381 

14 

14 

56 

9 

71 

80 

00 

374 

27 

11 

02 

8 

83 

32 

00 

280 

76 

8 

85 

5 

82 

22 

00 

278 

00 

29 

38 

14 

00 

118 

00 

672 

00 

30 

60 

34 

00 

150 

00 

680 

51 

32 

12 

21 

17 

152 

50 

692 

13 

32 

85 

21 

50 

175 

00 

790 

45 

32 

15 

21 

50 

236 

71 

901 

88 

32 

19 

20 

20 

209 

54 

807 

41 

29 

67 

17 

22 

185 

11 

714 

75 

Cherry  Valley  set  off. 


+  Dunsford  set  off. 


I  Brampton  Circuit  set  off. 


592 


CIRCUITS  AND  MISSIONS. 


BRAMPTON  CIRCUIT. 

This  Circuit  includes  that  part  of  the  Old  Brampton  Circuit  which  is  now  separated  from 

Brampton. 


- . - - - ' — —  — 

AP'  I  No  of 

Funds. 

Year 

Names  of  Ministers. 

P0^-  Members, 
ments.  t 

Conting. 

Educa. 

- - 

Sup.  M. 

Miss’y 

1880 

Peter  Campbell . 

7  i  .  •  •  • 

.... 

.... 

BRIDGEWATER. — w. 


1874  William  Tomblin . 

75  William  J.  Hewitt . 

76  William  J.  Hewitt . |  \ 

77  William  J.  Hewitt .  ’ 

78  John  Tozeland .  ^ 

79  John  Tozeland .  * 

80  John  Tozeland . 4 


125 

125 

165 

112 

112 

98 

88 


1874  Osborn  R.  Lambly,  M.A . I  1 

75  Osborn  R.  Lambly,  M.A . 

76  Kennedy  Creighton . 


77  Kennedy  Creighton . j 

78  Kennedy  Creighton . | 

79  Thomas  Cullen.  . . . i 

80  Thomas  Cullen . I  1 


BRIGHTON.— w. 

140 
140 
145 
100 
93 
120 
163 


BROCK.— w  &  n. 

1874  George  Leech . 1  ®  1 

75  See  Sunderland .  5 


145 


$7 

35 

*4 

00 

$15 

70 

$163 

67 

7 

50 

18 

00 

18 

80 

145 

09 

8 

25  i 

16 

00 

16 

00 

115 

31 

8 

00  1 

4 

25 

15 

00 

93 

88 

7 

00  ! 

3 

00 

17 

60 

98 

36 

3 

17 

1 

62 

9 

74 

62 

77 

4 

09 

2 

45 

6 

23 

40 

31 

11 

00 

7 

00 

16 

25 

134 

75 

10 

00 

11 

84 

8 

00 

108 

42 

12 

87  j 

12 

00 

11 

42 

101 

80 

7 

15 

6 

00 

11 

50 

134 

36 

5 

10 

0 

60 

11 

50 

114 

50 

6 

00 

3 

00 

12 

50 

134 

25 

7 

00 

4 

00 

15 

51 

211 

50 

7 

06 

3 

50 

,  29 

52 

1  201 

29 

13 

00 

7 

67 

!  31 

89 

1  242 

54 

BROOKHOLM. 

A  small  village  in  the  County  of  Grey,  Ontario. 


1879  Charles  Smith . I 

80  Robert  Johnston . 1  ” 


80 


2  48 


5  22 


3  00  44  26 


BROOIvLIN. 

A  village  in  the  township  of  Whitby,  County  ot  Ontario. 
1876 


It  was  formerly  part  of  the  Whitby  Circuit. 


77 

78 

79 

80 


John  Carroll  Wilson.. 
John  Carroll  Wilson  . 
Edward  Barrass,  M.A. 
Edward  Barrass,  M.A. 
Samuel  Salton . 


3 

137 

9  82 

7  48  i  32  00 

3 

137 

9  38 

7  83  21  00 

3 

175 

9  40 

12  31  26  00 

3 

150 

8  55 

3  00  :  26  00 

3 

130 

4  00 

2  30  1  24  50 

252 

203 

131 

83 

121 


58 

47 

84 

11 

49 


BRUDENELL  and  BANGOR, 


1874  Samuel  Salton . 

75  Thomas  H.  Patchell 

76  Thomas  Grandy  .... 

77  Thomas  Grandy  .... 

78  Andrew  Wilson  .... 

79  Andrew  Wilson  .... 

80  See  Combermere .... 


4 

21 

4 

03 

5 

17 

168 

28 

5 

32 

4 

00 

5 

00 

10 

90 

257 

50 

6 

37 

4 

50 

5 

00 

11 

00 

119 

96 

6 

44 

3 

25 

•3 

10 

11 

00 

120 

85 

31 

0 

78 

0 

60 

2 

00 

15 

40 

6 

29 

0 

25 

0 

25 

4 

63 

15 

62 

6 

31 

7 

87 

37 

39 

c. 


CAMPBELLFORD.— w. 


1874  Richard  Potter . 

75  Thomas  J.  Edmison . 

76  Thomas  J.  Edmison . 

77  Thomas  J.  Edmison . 

78  Garrett  J.  Dingman . 

79  Garrett  J.  Dingman . 

SO  Jeremiah  A.  Chapman,  M.A 


3 

175 

10  71 

7  67 

20  00 

3 

190 

10  00 

7  25 

17  00 

3 

180 

8  19 

12  00 

17  30 

3 

185 

6  72 

13  25 

17  50 

4 

225 

6  50 

14  00 

17  30 

4 

225 

7  82 

7  33 

9  60  ; 

4 

225 

6  91 

3  12 

7  20 

136  93 
105  68 
114  73 
88  33 

140  38 

141  58 
124  27 


TORONTO  CONFERENCE. 


593 


CANNINGTON.— vv. 


Year 

Names  of  Ministers. 

Ap¬ 

point¬ 

ments. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Funds. 

Conting. 

Educa. 

Sup.  M. 

Miss’y. 

1874 

Thomas  Culbert . 

3 

100 

$7  39 

$5  00 

$26  38 

$163  62 

75 

Thomas  Culbert,  Thomas  H.  Orme.  .  .  . 

3 

83 

7  50 

5  98 

26  05 

147  60 

76 

Geo.  Washington,  ALA.,  T.  B.  Wilson 

5 

146 

15  00 

13  05 

43  90 

226  44 

77 

Geo.  Washington,  M.A.,  Elias  Battell. 

5 

160 

14  15 

14  90 

52  00 

294  16 

78 

G.  Washington,  M.A.,  J.  A.  McCamus 

5 

173 

10  41 

14  53 

55  40 

360  79 

79 

Isaac  Weldon,  William  J.  West . 

6 

200 

14  55 

5  20 

56  00 

306  70 

80 

Isaac  Weldon,  Alfred  J.  Barltrop . 

6 

240 

9  51 

7  28 

95  82 

339  48 

CANTON. — w. 

1874 

Arthur  Browning,  John  M.  Wilkinson 

6 

242 

18  50 

11  00 

54  00 

341  73 

75 

Arthur  Browning,  John  A.  McCamus. 

6 

258 

19  00 

22  00 

50  00 

350  73 

76 

Edmund  S.  Rupert,  M.A.,  A.  Wilson. 

6 

270 

19  20 

15  00 

47  00 

348  50 

77 

E  8.  Rupert, M  A.,  S.  C.  Edmunds,  B.  A. 

6 

276 

13  55 

16  05 

47  75 

256  67 

78 

E.  8.  Rupert,  M.  A. ,S.C.  Edmunds,  B.  A. 

6 

280 

13  29 

16  64 

48  00 

303  06 

79 

Edward  Cragg,  Henry  S.  Jenkinson. . . 

6 

280 

13  65 

16  26 

48  00 

287  26 

80 

Edward  Cragg,  Robert  H.  Leitch . 

6 

255 

11  25 

4  00 

23  75 

182  36 

CARTWRIGHT.  — w. 

1874 

John  Hodgson . 

4 

100 

4  28 

1  20 

10  00 

91  83 

75 

James  C.  Seymour . 

4 

100 

5  06 

2  76 

16  97 

100  87 

76  James  C.  Seymour . 

4 

181 

6  00 

5  50 

20  00 

157  74 

77 

James  C.  Seymour . 

5 

170 

7  00 

7  OH 

20  66 

162  77 

78 

George  T.  Richardson . 

6 

166 

7  00 

7  00 

22  00 

176  31 

79  Edward  Hill . 

6 

166 

5  77 

1  97 

9  79 

88  22 

80 

Edward  Hill . 

5 

156 

1  90 

1  90 

9  00 

102  39 

CASTLETON.— w. 

1874  George  Browne  . 

5 

170 

10  15 

5  25 

17  00 

178  27 

75 

Garrett  J.  Dingman . 

4 

180 

7  50 

7  00 

10  00 

222  00 

76 

Garrett  J.  Dingman . 

4 

220 

7  60 

7  30 

20  50 

187  70 

77 

Garrett  J.  Dingman . 

4 

230 

5  90 

3  75 

22  75 

147  14 

78  James  A.  McClung . 

4 

260 

8  05 

7  30 

20  50 

198  07 

79  James  A.  McClung . 

5 

227 

8  10 

7  00 

15  00 

191  86 

80 

James  A.  McClung . 

6 

271 

8  10 

7  20 

22  40 

202  64 

CAVANVILLE. 

A  village  in  the  township  of  Cavan,  County  of  Durham,  Ontario, 

Millbrook  Circuit. 

1878  John  W.  Wicher . 

79  Thomas  Cleworth . 


It  was  formerly  part  of  the 


80  Thomas  Cleworth. 


4 

-328 

388 

2-78 

12*66 

4 

262 

6  50 

2  95 

22  25 

244  45 

245  00 


CHANDOS.— w. 


1874  William  T.  Dyer . 

3 

40 

1  25 

1  15 

1  58 

26  60 

75  Thomas  Grandy . 

4 

41 

1  30 

2  25 

1  60 

33  15 

76  John  Power . 

3 

44 

1  50 

1  60 

2  00 

37  76 

77  George  Wesley  Marvin . 

3 

52 

1  00 

1  00 

38  37 

78  Thomas  McKee . 

4 

97 

0  60 

0  36 

0  78 

28  13 

79  Supplied  from  Lakefield . 

6 

100 

1  45 

15  50 

80  United  with  Hall’s  Bridge . 

.... 

.... 

.. .. 

CHATS  WORTH.— w. 

1874  John  Webster . 

6 

161 

9  41 

5  10 

11  32 

154  58 

75  John  Webster,  George  Coffey . 

6 

143 

9  42 

5  88 

12  42 

140  61 

76  Sidney  F.  Depew,  Thomas  Legate  .... 

8- 

246 

10  00 

6  15 

23  91 

200  00 

77  Sidney  F.  Depew,  John  Power . 

6 

262 

4  38 

5  80 

7  25 

143  20 

7S  ’Thomas  R.  Reid,  William  T.  Hicks.. . 

6 

260 

4  00 

3  97 

22  16 

141  47 

79  Thomas  R.  Reid . 

*  7 

249 

5  00 

4  75 

14  01) 

161  00 

80  Thomas  R.  Reid . 

3 

142 

4  25 

3  00 

9  75 

66  62 

38 


*  Holland  Centre  set  off. 


594 


CIRCUITS  AND  MISSIONS. 


cherry  VALLEY. 

A  ,m,ge  in  a.  township  ot  Atho), 


It  was  formerly  part  of 


Year 


Names  of  Ministers. 


1879  Sidney  J.  Sliorey  . 
80  Sidney  J.  Shorey  . 


Ap- 

No.  of 
Members. 

Funds. 

point- 

ments 

Con  ting. 

Educa. 

Sup.  M. 

Miss’y. 

4 

4 

i76 

$3  00 

$2  00 

$8  50 

$83  00 

CHESLEY. 

A  village  in  the  unship  of  Me,  * 


1875  William  B.  Danard . 

76  William  B.  Danard . 

77  William  B.  Danard . 

78  Calvin  Shaw,  Joseph  Edge  ..  .  . . 

79  Neil  A.  McDiarmid,  William  llooton. 

80  William  Tindall,  William  Wilson 


152 

193 

205 

225 

225 


7  00 
8  00 

5  10 

6  00 
6  52 


4  00 

4  50 

5  00 
4  95 
2  33 


part  of  the  Paisley 


6  15 
6  50 
5  00 
5  75 
9  48 


63  51 
93  20 
72  68 
62  40 
75  57 


1874  Peter  Campbell . 

75  Peter  Campbell . 

76  Peter  Campbell . 

77  Shem  Blanshard . 

78  Shem  Blanshard 

79  Shem  Blanshard 

80  William  G.  Howson  ’. 


CHINGUACOUSY. — w. 


1  4 

125 

4 

145 

4 

145 

4 

124 

4 

108 

5 

no 

1  5 

108 

7  50 
10  53 

9  70  | 
10  30 

8  78 
10  14 

9  09 


4  20 
4  84 

4  75 

5  50 
3  52 

3  38 

4  24 


11  15  I 

11  53 

12  10  j 
14  65  j 

5  57 
9  05  | 
10  20 


1874  Albert  C.  Wilson  .  ® 

75  Thomas  Fox . 

76  William  Cook . 

77  William  Cook . 

78  Robert  C.  Wilkinson . 

79  John  H.  Ruttan . 

80  Peter  W.  Davies . 


DUCUJl 

6 

XV, -  vv  . 

50 

5  03 

1  90 

10  00  | 

8 

78 

5  00 

5  90 

10  00 

6 

94 

4  92 

4  37 

2  49 

5 

no 

2  00 

2  00 

4  00 

5 

140 

1  44 

1  58 

2  25 

8 

150 

2  82 

1  47 

2  19 

9 

128 

2  23 

1  23 

2  67 

1874  Wellington  Jeffers,  D  D. 

75  Wellington  Jeffers,  D.D 

76  Wellington  Jeffers,  D.D 

77  Charles  Fish  . 

78  Charles  Fish  . . . 

79  Thomas  W.  Jeffery . 

80  Thomas  W.  Jeffery . 


COBOURG.— w. 


2 

2 

1 

1 

1 

3 

1 


206 

209 

206 

206 

113 

205 

184 


41 

17 

20 

00 

S7 

00 

30 

16 

112 

00 

100 

25 

32 

00 

120 

00 

100 

00 

32 

03 

117 

83 

92 

00 

34 

21 

80 

00 

94 

00 

21 

44 

60 

35 

86 

27 

17 

76 

58 

90 

60 

00 

108  14 
139  24 
121  15 
114  49 

94  74 

95  73 
99  82 


150  02 
111  62 
57  48 
66  48 
66  85 
50  57 
129  23 


1,091  35 
975  81 
1,100  00 
1,044  00 
919  85 
741  00 
893  91 


COLBORNE.— w. 


1874  William  McCullough 

75  Joseph  IT.  Locke  ... 

76  Joseph  H.  Locke  . .  . 

77  Joseph  IT.  Locke  .  .  . 

78  Thomas  Cullen  .... 

79  Egerton  R.  Y oung  . . 

80  Egerton  R.  Young  . 


3 

3 

3 

3 

3 

3 


2  00 
2  00 

2  75 

3  50 
3  50 
3  84 
3  61 


12 

75 

6 

24 

20 

00 

10 

00 

15 

50 

20 

00 

18 

71 

40 

28 

44 

64 

16 

67 

40 

57 

44 

34 

17 

31 

30 

00 

57 

48 

17 

35 

30 

03 

57 

83 

14 

25 

10 

00 

60 

00 

COLD  WATER.— w. 


1874  Thomas  Snowdon. . 

75  Richard  G.  James  . 

76  Richard  Cl.  James  . 

77  William  Tucker. . 

78  William  Tucker. 


79  ’William  Tucker 


80 


Richard  Strachan . I  7 


2 

52 

3  00 

1 

55 

2  48  | 

3 

61 

6  10 

3 

10 

4  25 

5 

64 

8  50 

3 

45 

5  40 

7 

64 

6  55 

3 

50 

5  50 

6 

56 

6  90 

3 

70 

6  80 

6 

52 

7  00 

3 

86 

7  40 

7 

54 

7  25 

4 

10 

8  75 

1874  Joseph  W.  McCallum 

75  Edwin  Clement . 

76  Edwin  Clement . 

77  Edwin  Clement . 

78  J.  Herbert  Starr . 

79  J.  Herbert  Starr . 

80  J.  Herbert  Starr . 


COLLINGWOOD.— w. 


1 

164 

1 

176 

2 

240 

1 

190 

1 

190 

2 

170 

1 

175 

13  70 

13  50 

14  00 
9  26 

10  00 
18  50 
9  00 


7  50 
13  00 
13  00 
4  00 

4  23 

5  00 
5  20 


20  00 
21  00 

10  05 

11  79 
19  21 
25  00 
25  22 


233  95 
200  00 
273  31 
298  73 
321  21 
321  35 
309  08 


66  71 
127  25 
137  30 
103  31 
96  08 
108  81 
132  70 


110  00 
94  00 
131  26 
87  24 
147  65 
166  04 
201  14 


TORONTO  CONFERENCE. 


595 


COMBERMERE. 

A  small  village  in  the  township  of  Radcliffe,  County  of  Renfrew,  Ontario.  It  was  formerly 

connected  with  Brudenell  Mission. 


Year 

Names  of  Ministers. 

Ap¬ 

point¬ 

ments. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Funds. 

C  outing. 

Educa. 

Sup.  M. 

Miss’y. 

18S0  Andrew  Wilson .... 

.... 

.... 

.... 

.... 

CONSECON.— w. 


1874  William  J.  Hewitt.. 

75  William  Richardson 

76  William  Richardson  . 

77  William  Richardson 

78  William  Tomblin. . . , 

79  William  Tomblin. .  . 

80  William  Tomblin. . . . 


3 

141 

$9  50 

$4  00 

$18  00 

3 

141 

8  40 

8  00 

22  00 

3 

161 

9  15 

10  00 

21  02 

4 

163 

8  86 

6  76 

16  21 

3 

156 

9  17 

8  49 

21  05 

3 

168 

9  63 

9  00 

23  28 

3 

16S 

7  50 

S  59 

20  00 

$228  92 
183  12 
234  46 
207  03 
190  48 
219  79 
180  90 


COOKSTOWN.— w. 


1874  William  Irwin,  Thomas  Manning,  B.A 

75  James  Thom,  B.A. ,  Thos.  Manning,  B.A 

76  James  Thom,  B.A.,  James  E.  Allen. .  . 

77  Thomas  Campbell,  Jesse  Mills,  B.A. . . 

78  Thomas  Campbell,  Charles  Langford. . 

79  Thomas  Campbell,  Stephen  A.  Arkles 

80  John  Mahan,  William  Marshall . 


6 

360 

18  09 

9  25 

77  16 

6 

365 

15  00 

19  00 

62  94 

6 

335 

18  50 

27  33 

79  80 

5 

294 

15  00 

16  90 

60  00 

6 

296 

16  14 

11  15 

60  00 

6 

298 

13  59 

.  6  29 

35  23 

7 

298 

12  62 

6  13 

36  12 

463  96 
403  53 
540  69 
501  66 
443  80 
309  58 
260  21 


1874 

75 

76 

77 

78 

79 

80 


COOKSVILLE.— w. 


Andrew  Cunningham,  Henry  Thomas. 

8 

234 

.22  90 

10  90 

64  59 

432  12 

Andrew  Cunningham,  Alfred  Brown . . 

8 

235 

23  86 

25  50 

65  07 

454  29 

Thomas  S.  Keough,  Charles  W.  Watch 

8 

300 

28  00 

19  41 

84  20 

489  77 

Thomas  S.  Keough,  Thomas  Dunlop.  . 

8 

287 

24  63 

14  60 

66  13 

446  84 

Thomas  S.  Keough,  Richard  Duke  .... 

8 

287 

29  57 

14  81 

68  40 

500  00 

Michael  Fawcett,  William  Bacon  .... 

8 

280 

19  92 

9  95 

83  85 

466  39 

Michael  Fawcett,  William  Bacon . 

8 

282 

20  00 

8  00 

80  00 

468  46 

CRESSY. 

A  village  in  the  township  of  Marysburg,  County  of  Prince  Edward,  Ontario.  It  was  formerly  part  of 

the  Milford  Circuit. 


1875  John  Tozeland . 

76  John  Tozeland . 

4 

4 

99 

5  03 

2  12 

2  18 

83  88 

77  John  Tozeland . 

4 

101 

4  41 

1  98 

2  44 

67  20 

78  David  Perry . . . 

4 

105 

3  61 

1  85 

3  49 

75  89 

79  David  Perry . 

4 

89 

2  58 

1  50 

2  85 

80  71 

80  William  Tucker . 

4 

84 

2  10 

1  75 

3  50 

74  38 

D. 


DALRYMPLE. 

A  village  in  the  township  of  Carden,  County  of  Victoria,  Ontario.  It  was  formerly  part  of 

Road  Mission. 


1877  Andrew  Wilson . 

4 

78  Thomas  Grandy . 

4 

143 

2  17 

79  William  P.  Brown . 

5 

123 

1  25 

1  40 

80  William  P.  Brown . 

6 

104 

1  35 

1  10 

1  50 

DARLINGTON.— w. 

1874  Alex.  R.  Campbell,  Thomas  Sliter  .... 

7 

256 

16  95 

7  25 

59  31 

75  Edward  Barrass,  M.A.,  Thos.  Sliter  . . 

6 

240 

16  25 

14  20 

45  15 

76  Ed.  Barrass,  M.  A.,  Jabez  B.  Wass,  B.A. 

6 

250 

18  00 

11  68 

40  00 

77  Ed.  Barrass,  M.A.,  John  A.  Stewart.  . 

7 

260 

12  00 

15  00 

44  00 

78  Jno.  C.  Wilson,  Jas.  H.  Barkwell,  B.A. 

7 

230 

12  84 

10  43 

40  00 

79  John  C.  Wilson,  Benjamin  Greatrix. .  . 

7 

280 

12  27 

7  22 

35  51 

80  JohnC.  Wilson,  Edward  Dewart  Lewis 

7 

300 

12  39 

9  19 

42  30 

Victoria. 


26  46 
29  57 
34  82 


557  00 
409  51 
418  98 
367  95 
295  17 
285  52 
301  31 


596 


CIRCUITS  AND  MISSIONS. 


DAVENPORT  and  SEATON.— w. 

Ap¬ 

point¬ 

ments. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Funds. 

Year 

Names  of  Ministers. 

Conting. 

Educa. 

Sup.  M. 

Miss’y. 

2 

63 

$8  75 

$4  00 
11  00 
14  00 

$30  00 

Qfi  nn 

$191  96 
196  98 
204  17 
147  .40 
119  70 
108  55 
104  61 

18/4 

2 

66 

7  60 

on  nn 

/  5 

John  Jo.  Aimbiiuiig . 

2 

88 

8  00 

a  71 

/o 

*  1 

49 

5  91 

6  A1 

i  i 

1  • 

30 

5  95 

oil 

i  0 

1 

30 

5  97 

0  lo 

a  on 

7y 

1 

33 

5  60 

DEMORESTVILLE. — w. 


fm.  J.  Young,  C.  H.  McIntosh. 


1874 

75  J.  A.  Chapman, B. A  ,  Jomi  vv  c-cu.nL.ct 

76  J.  A.  Chapman,  M. A.,  Sami.  McCauh 
James  Peai  en,  B.  A.,  Samuel  McCauh 
Albert  C.  Wilson,  Samuel  McCauley 


77 

78 

79 

80 


William  C.  Jolley . 1  5 


9 

265 

9  50 

6  00 

25  00  l 

9 

250 

8  80 

5  41 

20  00 

9 

275 

11  51 

9  35 

25  34 

9 

260 

10  02 

4  00 

14  76 

!  47 

9 

254 

13  31 

12  45 

27  17 

+  10 

245 

8  10 

5  07 

34  68 

1  5 

156 

3  26 

1  06 

7  16 

223  40 
241  10 
185  22 
183  03 
211  65 
214  76 
88  63 


1874  Jabaz  B.  Wass,  B.A. 

75  Jabez  B.  Wass,  B.A 

76  Peter  W.  Davis . 

77  . . 


DENBIGH  and  ABINGER.— w. 


5 

67 

1  45 

1  00 

5 

60 

1  50 

1  00 

5 

60 

1  50 

1  20 

5 

49 

2  80 

1  50 

3  00  i  53  46 

2  £0  41  29 

2  00  i  53  24 

4  00  I  19  47 


A  village  in  the  township 

1876  John  Pickering . 

77  John  Pickering . 

78  John  Pickering . i  • 

79  Allred  Brown . 

80  Alfred  Brown . 


DUFFIN’S  CREEK, 
of  Pickering,  County  of  Ontario, 


Ontario. 


It  was  formerly  part  of 


2 

2 

80 

3  12 

3  00 

5  00 

2 

85 

3  25 

2  00 

5  00 

2 

85 

3  00 

1  10 

3  75 

2 

89 

6  32 

2  97 

3  76 

117  17 
136  00 
104  47 

118  09 


A  village  in 


DUNDALK. 

the  township  of  Melancthon,  County  of  Grey,  Ontario. 

Artemesia  Circuit. 


1876  Calvin  Shaw  . . . 

77  Calvin  Shaw  . . 

78  David  Williams 

79  David  Williams 

80  Austin  Potter. . 


184 

177 

186 

161 


7  12 

5  89 

6  00 
3  59 


It  was  formerly  part  of 


4  41 

2  65 

3  00 
2  16 


5  60 
3  70 
28  20 
5  43 


116  52 
147  34 
103  59 
82  79 


DUNSFORD. 

A  village  in  the  township  of  Verulam,  County  of  Victoria, 
B  Bobcaygeon  Mission. 


1875 

76 

77 

78 

79 

80 


Edward  Hill  . 

John  W.  Cathcart. . . 
John  W.  Cathcart. . . 
John  W.  Cathcart. . . 
Robert  C.  Wilkinson . 
Robert  C.  Wilkinson . 


4 

4 

4 

4 

4 

4 


112 

70 

60 

60 

90 


Ontario. 


12 

08 

10 

16 

19 


It  was  formerly  part  of 


1  31 
5  25 
1  14 
1  00 
1  17 


2  22 

3  14 

4  00 
4  80 
1  02 


38  00 
67  75 
56  22 
33  62 
55  88 


DURHAM. 


1874  Thomas  W.  Glover,  George  Walker. . . 

75  John  Hodgson . 

76  John  Hodgson,  Frederick  Dracas . 

77  Robert  Godfrey . 

78  Robert  Godfrey . 

79  Robert  Godfrey . 

80  David  Williams . 


— W.  &  N. 


120 

7  60 

2  90 

8  20 

120 

5  50 

2  55 

8  00 

135 

5  22 

3  67 

15  00 

139 

5  75 

4  22 

15  50 

149 

5  78 

4  00 

16  00 

179 

5  85 

4  20 

15  00 

164 

3  15 

2  11 

7  59 

10S  36 
79  00 
121  42 
124  42 
88  97 
100  70 
99  66 


*  Seaton  set  off. 


+  Northport  set  off. 


TORONTO  CONFERENCE. 


597 


EDEN  GROVE. 

A  small  village  in  tlie  South  Riding  of  the  County  of  Bruce,  Ontario.  It  was  formerly  part  of 

Paisley  Circuit  and  Tiverton  Mission. 


Year 

Names  of  Ministers. 

Ap¬ 

point¬ 

ments. 

No.  of 

Funds. 

Members. 

Conting. 

Educa. 

Sup.  M. 

Miss’y. 

1877 

Aim  on  P.  Lyons . . . 

3 

78 

Almon  P.  Lyons . 

3 

110 

$4  25 

$3  50 

$9  18 

$91  73 

79 

Alexander  Thibadeam . 

3 

118 

4  65 

3  60 

9  45 

82  94 

80  J  ohn  Pepper,  B.  A . 

6 

110 

2  50 

2  16 

7  65 

90  09 

EGLINGTON. 

A  village  in  the  township  and  County  of  York,  Ontario. 

South  Circuit. 


1880  Henry  M.  Manning. 


It  was  formerly  part  of  Yonge  Street 


EUGENIA  FALLS. 


A  village  in  the  township  of  Artemesia,  County  of  Grey,  Ontario. 

Circuit. 


1879  William  H.  Madden 
80  William  H.  Madden 


It  was  formerly  part  of  Flesherton 


4  03 


1  82 


2  96 


44  97 


F 


FENELLA.— w. 


6 

126 

7  51 

7  04 

19  34 

76  John  A.  Dowler . 

5 

110 

8  30 

14  38 

18  35 

6 

'160 

5  00 

4  00 

14  00 

5 

180 

4  50 

3  00 

12  25 

5 

180 

2  65 

1  31 

10  00 

80  William  Buchanan . 

4 

199 

5  05 

4  10 

5  04 

103  82 
88  63 
119  62 
68  63 
50  68 
75  80 


FENELON  FALLS.— w. 


1874  George  Washington,  M.A . 

6 

5 

146 

148 

6  03 

5  00 

2  11 

6  34 

16  00 

6  00 

5 

155 

2  50 

4  40 

8  60 

4 

170 

7  19 

3  26 

10  00 

4 

156 

7  00 

4  79 

10  00 

79  Webster  W.  Leech . 

4 

170 

9  01 

2  52 

10  00 

80  Thomas  W.  Glover . 

5 

142 

8  46 

2  53 

11  00 

138  80 
138  24 
125  10 
44  50 

49  82 
60  48 

50  S9 


FLESHERTON. 


A  village  in  the  township  of  Artemesia,  County  of  Grey,  Ontario.  It  was  formerly  part  of  the 

Artemesia  Circuit. 


1876  William  .Johnston . 

.... 

.... 

.... 

.... 

.... 

77  William  Johnston . 

5 

213 

6  51 

7  69 

13  00 

113  49 

5 

215 

6  60 

6  05 

12  11 

91  46 

79  William  Smyth  . 

*  6 

241 

6  79 

7  35 

11  25 

82  07 

80  Samuel  C.  Philp,  Jr . 

3 

248 

6  67 

5  00 

12  50 

68  64 

FLINTON.— w. 

1874  John  Tozeland . 

4 

80 

2  40 

0  72 

2  31 

55  03 

75  Hamilton  Leith . 

3 

86 

2  65 

1  27 

2  03 

44  44 

76  Hamilton  Leith . 

2 

92 

4  22 

2  31 

4  00 

21  02 

77  Hamilton  Leith . 

2 

74 

3  00 

2  74 

2  42 

11  93 

78  William  E.  Smith . 

2 

88 

0  65 

2  25 

16  96 

79  William  E.  Smith . 

2 

94 

1  67 

0  61 

2  37 

15  33 

80  William  E.  Smith . 

2 

82 

1  56 

0  48 

1  96 

16  47 

*  Eugenia  Falls  set  off. 


598 


CIRCUITS  AND  MISSIONS. 


FRANKFORD.— w. 

Year 

Names  of  Ministers. 

Ap¬ 

point¬ 

ments. 

No.  of 
Members. 

•  Funds. 

Conting. 

Educa.  ' 

Sup.  M.  Miss’y. 

1874  J-  Anderson  Chapman,  B.A . 

77  David  Perry . 

78  James  C.  Seymour . . 

__  (  James  C.  Seymour,  \ 

/9  |  Phineas  D.  Will.  J . 

80  Phineas  D.  Will . 

5 

5 

5 

5 

5 

5 

5 

198 

215 

186 

203 

196 

196 

[  200 

$5  20 

6  00 

5  78 

5  85 

5  22 

5  25 

6  00 

$2  91 

4  82 

4  50 

5  00 

5  00 

5  00 

6  44 

$9  85 
10  00 

4  50 
11  25 

9  50 

10  00 

10  87 

$9S  27 
141  10 
106  21 
140  77 
156  35 

176  00 

178  00 

1874 

75 

76 

77 

78 

79 

80 


Frank  C.  Keam . 

William  McCullough 
William  McCullough 

George  Edwards . 

Thomas  J.  Edmison. . 

John  McLean . 

Daniel  N.  McCamus. 


GRAFTON. — w. 


1 

43 

1 

38 

1 

40 

1 

40 

1 

50 

1 

46 

1 

45 

2  72 

1  17 

1  25 

3  50 

1  50 

3  00 

2  50 

4  00 

3  25 

2  00 

5  00 

1  90 

2  00 

4  00 

1  08 

2  00 

3  52 

2  52 

1  56 

1  58 

53  70 

54  17 
54  80 
50  00 
56  00 
58  00 
28  00 


GRAVENHURST. 

A  village  in  the  township  and  District  of  Muskoka,  Ontario. 

Morrison  Mission. 

1879  Richard  Duke .  ,  •••• 

80  Richard  Duke .  2  |  49 


It  was  formerly  connected  with 


3  09 


1  85  1  12  26 


52  84 


H. 


HALIBURTON. 

A  village  in  the  township  of  Dysart,  County  of  Peterborough,  Ontario.  It  was  formerly  part  of 

Minden  Mission. 


1874  Edward  Hill . 

75  Joseph  R.  Gibson 

76  William  PI.  Cairnduff. 

77  William  H.  Cairnduff. 

78  George  IP.  Kenney.. . . 

79  Richard  Strachan . 

80  John  A.  McCamus  .. . . 


I'-i 

32 

0  50 

3 

41 

1  00 

5 

37 

1  65 

6 

45 

1  17 

6 

44 

1  20 

7 

33 

1  75 

6’ 

40 

1 

50 

11 

52 

2 

60 

12 

82 

1 

04 

1 

23 

26 

74 

8 

85 

1 

98 

39 

48 

0 

20 

2 

93 

29 

21 

0 

26 

1 

52 

23 

35 

HALL’S  BRIDGE.— w. 


1874 

75 

76 
to 

79 

80 


John  A.  McCamus. . 
John  C.  Henderson . 


Included  in  Lakefield  Circuit. 


Adam  Glazier. 


1874  Charles  E.  Perry . 

75  Charles  E.  Perry . . . 

76  Josias  Greene . 

.  77  Josias  Greene . 

78  Josias  Greene . 

79  Nathaniel  S.  Burwash,  Wm.  Wilson. . 

80  N.  S.  Burwash,  Fred.  W.  Crowle,  B.A. 


2 

64 

1 

70 

1 

75 

2 

14 

6 

75 

0 

95 

1 

00 

2 

34. 

i 

00 

0 

60 

1 

40 

^  — 

o  : 
<! 

fed  _ 

R.— vv. 

5 

155 

6 

75 

3 

45 

11 

SO 

5 

184 

7 

00 

7 

35 

13 

25 

5 

210 

7 

50 

10 

00 

15 

61 

5 

250 

8 

00 

’6 

10 

7 

73 

5 

194 

10 

05 

5 

74 

17 

25 

5 

220 

8 

95 

7 

00 

23 

31 

8 

190 

6 

63 

5 

52 

21 

12 

12  II 
10  58 
20  00 


99  07 
107  96 
136 
141 
149  18 
125  2S 
110  03- 


70 

57 


TORONTO  CONFERENCE. 


599 


HASTINGS. — w. 


Year 

Names  of  Ministers. 

Ap¬ 

point¬ 

ments. 

No.  of 

Funds. 

Members. 

Conting. 

Educa. 

Sup.  M. 

Miss’y. 

1874 

75 

James  Woodsworth . 

5 

106 

$7  10 

$5  00 

$15  00 

$200  00 

4 

101 

8  90 

11  10 

16  00 

206  54 

4 

104 

8  00 

13  35 

16  00 

120  89 

77 

78 

79 

4 

.  140 

6  01 

10  75 

16  00 

130  75 

4 

130 

5  80 

2  50 

13  00 

129  21 

4 

135 

4  50 

2  00 

12  00 

82  91 

80  Henry  Kenner . 

4 

137 

5  25 

3  25 

13  00 

110  00 

HEPWORTH. 

A  small  village  in  tlie  township  of  Keppel,  Comity  of  Grey,  Ontario. 


76  Adam  Glazier . 

3 

84 

3  01 

1  10 

2  00 

23  44 

77  Robert  Johnston . 

4 

63 

1  78 

1  35 

1  46 

38  52 

78  Robert  Johnston . 

6 

70 

1  90 

0  84 

1  37 

48  25 

79  Robert  Johnston . 

6 

79 

1  00 

0  61 

1  04 

46  12 

80  Thomas  Haddon  . 

6 

91 

1  09 

0  93 

2  04 

46  77 

HILLSDALE  and 

PENETANGUISHENE .- 

-w 

1874  Jas.  McFarlane,  Wm.  A.  Strongman... 

12 

203 

12  50 

5  60 

26  64 

221  03 

75  Jas.  McFarlane,  Almon  P.  Lyons . 

*12 

188 

15  00 

12  00 

27  16 

207  33 

76  Thos.  J.  Snowden,  Wm.  Marshall . 

8 

240 

16  54 

14  30 

27  50 

206  28 

77  Thos.  J.  Snowden,  Geo.  S.  Reynolds. . 

8 

244 

16  22 

9  15 

24  22 

197  75 

78  Thomas  J.  Snowden . 

+  8 

252 

16  88 

10  12 

24  73 

189  69 

79  John  Webster . 

6 

188 

11  65 

4  64 

13  00 

102  94 

80  John  Webster . 

6 

191 

13  01 

4  70 

21  50 

179  51 

HORNING’S  MILLS.— w. 

1874  John  Mahan . 

5 

135 

8  50 

5  00 

25  00 

171  77 

75  John  Mahan,  William  Torrance . 

5 

172 

16  00 

5  75 

20  00 

178  44 

76  John  Mahan,  William  Torrance . 

7 

291 

13  00 

7  00 

20  14 

286  15 

77  James  Woodsworth,  William  Torrance 

7 

304 

13  17 

8  00 

28  00 

246  35 

78  J.  Woodsworth,  Wm.  H.  Jamieson,  B.  A 

7 

312 

12  07 

6  68 

43  25 

235  21 

79  Jno.  C.  Willmott,  M.A.,  George  Brown 

7 

312 

2  57 

7  67 

34  20 

270  19 

80  Jno.  C.  Willmott,  M.A.,  George  Brown 

8 

396 

11  70 

7  70 

34  55 

311  74 

HUNTSVILLE.— w. 


1S74  Thomas  W.  Hall . 

2 

40 

1  18 

1  00 

1  30 

45  12 

75  Thomas  W.  Hall . 

3 

37 

5  50 

1  09 

7  50 

42  12 

76  Reuben  E.  Toye,  William  Taylor . 

8 

114 

5  35 

1  81 

3  18 

35  91 

77  Reuben  E.  Toye,  William  Marshall . . . 

10 

194 

8  07 

3  90 

6  71 

92  02 

78  Reuben  E.  Toye . 

10 

208 

8  20 

4  00 

7  00 

99  07 

79  Thomas  W.  Hall . 

7 

121 

2  03 

0  94 

37  78 

80  Andrew  Clark . 

7 

133 

2  45 

2  48 

3  90 

47  09 

I. 


INNISEIL. — w. 


1874  Robert  H.  Smith,  Toseph  R.  Gibson.. . 

7 

268 

16  48 

6  18 

36  85 

342  83 

75  Robert  H.  Smith,  Wallace  J.  Stewart. 

7 

235 

15  00 

9  34 

30  00 

284  66 

76  Henry  S.  Matthews,  George  Walker  .  . 

7 

306 

14  00 

10  00 

36  00 

290  00 

77  Henry  S.  Matthews . 

7 

336 

15  00 

10  00 

39  00 

303  86 

78  Henry  S.  Matthews . 

7 

240 

11  25 

6  25 

46  00 

313  67 

79  John  W.  Totten,  Edward  Eves  . 

7 

336 

12  00 

6  50 

24  18 

224  10 

80  John  W.  Totten,  Edward  Eves . 

6 

239 

8  77 

4  07 

•40  72 

229  95 

*  Craighurst  given  to  Yespra.  +  Penetangnishene  set  off. 


600 


CIRCUITS  AND  MISSIONS. 


IN  VERM  AY.  — w. 


Year 

Ap- 

No.  of 

Funds. 

Names  of  Ministers. 

point- 

ments. 

Members. 

Conting. 

Educa. 

Sup.  M. 

Miss’y. 

1874 

75 

76 

77 

6 

294 

$12  39 

$7  00 

$52  23 

$324  57 

6 

296 

10  00 

20  00 

54  54 

315  96 

5 

265 

11  69 

20  00 

49  00 

280  17 

5 

300 

8  89 

20  60 

66  06 

288  38 

•4 

280 

7  12 

14  73 

47  83 

332  05 

7 9  .Tnsp.ph  Galloway  t . 

4 

276 

3  59 

14  73 

37  25 

292  22 

293  07 

80  Joseph  Galloway . 

4 

266 

8  23 

15  00 

24  80 

K. 


KEENE.— w. 


1874  John  W.  Wicher  .. 

75  John  W.  Wicher  . 

76  John  W.  Wicher.. 

77  Robert  McCulloch. 

78  Robert  McCulloch. 

79  Robert  McCulloch. 

80  Cecil  Harper,  B.A. 


5 

156 

12  84 

7  00 

30  00 

5 

150 

12  86 

4  74 

32  00 

4 

151 

13  00 

6  15 

33  00 

4 

151 

9  00 

4  32 

34  00 

4 

180 

10  00 

8  50 

35  00 

4 

180 

10  00 

6  00 

35  00 

3 

183 

8  50 

6  25 

35  50 

195  99 
189  17 
208  65 
103  69 
208  25 
200  00 

196  00 


KILSYTH. 

A  small  village  in  the  township  of  Derby,  County  of  Grey,  Ontario.  It  was  formerly  part  of  the 

Allenford  Circuit. 


1877  Henry  Bawtinhimer. 
78 - — . 


1  25 


1  28 


1  25  18  90 


KIRKYILLE. 

A  small  village  in  the  township  of  Nottawasaga,  County  of  Simcoe,  Ontario. 
1880  James  W.  Wilkinson . j  . .  I  •  •  •  •  |  ....  I  •  •  •  •  | 


KLEINBURG.— w. 


874  James  A.  McClung,  Joseph  Waite . 

7 

274 

15  00 

8  60 

50  50 

236  50 

75  Wm.  H.  Cairndulf,  Geo.  S.  Reynolds.. 

7 

278 

15  96 

16  11 

51  00 

330  47 

76  John  Smiley,  M.A.,  Robert  N.  Burns. 

7 

250 

7  20 

7  93 

28  53 

2/6  44 

77  J.  Smiley,  M.A.,  Geo.  W.  Hewitt, B.A. 

7 

214 

7  80 

8  10 

27  00 

253  20 

78  Jas.  Pearen,  B  A.,  John  H.  Stewart. . . 

7 

220 

8  20 

8  25 

28  48 

354  67 

79  J.  Pearen,  B.A.,  Fred.  W.  Crowle,  B.A. 

7 

204 

8  50 

8  14 

27  00 

237  71 

80  Shem  Blanshard,  Joseph  Waite . 

7 

181 

5  00 

3  03 

5  10 

170  05 

L. 


LAKEFIELD. — w. 


1  874  William  L.  Scott . 

75  William  L.  Scott . 

76  Isaac  Weldon,  E.  Dewart  Lewis . 

77  Isaac  Weldon,  William  J.  West . 

78  Isaac  Weldon,  William  J.  West . 

79  George  Washington,  M.A.,  Solomon  C. 

Edmunds,  B.D . 

80  George  Washington,  M.A . 


4 

160 

10 

00 

4 

25 

20 

00 

4 

155 

10 

00 

11 

32 

22 

30 

*  4 

175 

10 

75 

6 

00 

22 

50 

5 

182 

10 

78 

7 

40 

22 

80 

5 

252 

10 

97 

11 

56 

25 

84 

7 

265 

9 

62 

5 

88 

25 

54 

+  6 

203 

9 

43 

5 

00 

22 

45 

247  09 
254  46 
228  20 
280  11 
260  97 

263  67 
273  03 


L’AMABLE. — w. 


1874  Philip  J.  Roblin,  Wm.  P.  Brown . 

10 

131 

2  80 

2  10 

4  00 

75  See  Maynooth  and  York  River . 

7 

157 

.... 

.... 

2  00 

103  83 
94  10 


Hall’s  Bridge  united. 


t  Hall’s  Bridge  set  off. 


TORONTO  CONFERENCE. 


601 


LINDSAY. — w  &  n. 


Yeai 

Names  of  Ministers. 

Ap¬ 

point¬ 

ments. 

No.  of 

Funds. 

Members. 

Conting. 

Educa. 

Sup.  M. 

Miss’y. 

1874 

James  Brock  . 

1 

106 

$17  40 
18  40 

$12  30 
18  50 

$30  00 
30  00 

$149  29 

75  Charles  Fish  . 

1 

106 

176  07 

76 

Charles  Fish  . 

1 

110 

16  15 

4  55 

43  00 

203  49 

77 

Wellington  Jeffers,  D.  D . 

1 

115 

17  27 

26  20 

47  25 

144  95 

73 

Wellington  Jeffers,  D.D . 

1 

120 

22  50 

32  56 

46  00 

138  50 

79 

Wellington  Jeffers.  D.D. . . 

1 

110 

21  07 

16  08 

33  73 

175  45 

80  John  S.  Clarke  . 

1 

112 

22  68 

34  13 

35  57 

156  23 

LINDSAY  EAST. 


1876  James  Greener . . . 

77  James  Greener . 

1 

15 

.... 

78  James  Greener . 

1 

15 

79  James  Greener . 

1 

17 

0  43 

1  26 

14 

60 

80  Wesley  A.  V.  Pattysen . 

1 

54 

0  96 

0  35 

0  80 

11 

47 

LLOYDTO  WN.  — w. 


1874  Thomas  Campbell,  Albert  W.  Hastings 

75  Thomas  Campbell,  William  G.  Howson 

76  Thomas  Campbell,  William  G.  Howson 

77  Richard  Clarke,  Edward  Eves . 

78  Austin  Potter . 

79  Austin  Potter . 

80  Robert  McCulloch . 


1879  James  McAlister. 
80 - ... 


7 

252 

10 

21 

7 

38 

32 

13 

6 

240 

11 

70 

9 

81 

37 

82 

7 

282 

16 

00 

7 

05 

40 

00 

7 

282 

17 

14 

10 

00 

40 

30 

*  6 

230 

11 

68 

4 

50 

46 

00 

+  3 

141 

6 

90 

3 

72 

14 

24 

4 

119 

6 

50 

2 

45 

8 

00 

LORNE. 

'j  !  "34  I  0  68  |  !!!!  |  i  29 


339  23 
265  08 
310  16 
304  43 
267  84 

82  15 

83  26 


4  00 


LYON’S  HEAD. 


A  small  village  in  the  township  of  Keppel,  Colpoy’s  Bay,  County  of  Grey,  Ontario. 


1878  Thomas  Legate . 

.... 

79  Thomas  Legate . 

7 

43 

1  00 

2  34 

29  00 

80  Thomas  Legate . 

7 

43 

0  75 

1  95 

3  18 

53  00 

M. 


MADOC.— w. 


1874  Samuel  Sing . 

5 

206 

8  53 

6  10 

32  67 

75  Samuel  Sing . 

7 

270 

9  75 

12  42 

30  00 

76  Henry  Kenner . 

7 

291 

7  87 

15  74 

25  14 

77  Henry  Kenner . 

7 

251 

6  88 

5  00 

20  00 

78  Henry  Kenner . 

7 

249 

6  50 

4  25 

22  88 

79  James  McFarlane . 

7 

259 

7  00 

4  50 

27  61 

80  James  McFarlane . 

7 

235 

8  00 

5  00 

28  00 

219  70 
253  20 
264  74 
163  10 
159  30 
202  32 
171  62 


MAGENETAWAN. 


So  named  from  the  Magenetawan  River,  which  flows  through  the  District  of  Parry  Sound,  Ontario 

It  was  formerly  Spence  Mission. 


1879  William  H.  Emsley . 

7 

149 

4  47 

5  36 

6  24 

48  71 

80  George  W.  Hewitt,  B.A., . 

6 

150 

4  50 

3  00 

6  25 

50  54 

MANITOULIN 

ISLAND. 

— w. 

1874  William  Sutton .  .... 

8 

25 

1  20 

2  40 

48  15 

75  See  Little  Current,  Algoma  District. . . 

8 

30 

1  00 

6  60 

2  00 

12  50 

MANYERS. 

— W  &  N. 

1874  John  C.  Wilson . 

7 

175 

10  00 

4  15 

27  00 

144  26 

75  Henry  Kenner,  Jno.  Hart,  W.  T.  Dyer 

7 

175 

10  00 

8  00 

30  19 

167  78 

76  See  Ballyduff  and  Bethany . 

13 

270 

5  00 

5  55 

20  00 

238  55 

*  One  appointment  given  to  Bond  Head.  +  Two  appointments  given  to  Schomberg. 


G02 


CIRCUITS  AND  MISSIONS. 


MARKDALE. — w. 


Year 

Names  of  Ministers. 

Ap¬ 

point¬ 

ments. 

No.  of 
Members. 

1874 

75 

3 

138 

3 

144 

3 

175 

5 

175 

4 

205 

79 

80 

5 

205 

Neil  A.  McDiarmid . 

3 

180 

MARKHAM.— w. 


Tlios.  A.  Ferguson,  Isaac  N.  Robinson 
Alex.  R.  Campbell,  Isaac  N.  Robinson 
Alexander  R.  Campbell,  Alfred  Ely.  .  . 
Pliineas  D.  Will,  William  H.  Emslev. 
Pliineas  D.  Will,  William  H.  Madden 


1874 
75 
•76 
■77 
78 

f  Pliineas  D.  Will, 

J  \  .Tamps  P  Sp.vmnnr 


j  i  nnieas  ij.  v,  in,  R.  N.  Burns,  B.A 
^  J  times  0.  beymour,  ) 


80  James  C.  Seymour,  James  Liddy. 


5 

5 

5 

5 

5 

5 

5 


342 

350 

356 

345 

330 

305 


MARMORA  —w. 


1874  William  Cook,  Wm.  Thomas  Hicks.  . . 

75  William  Cook,  David  Hogg . 

76  William  H.  Peake,  Thomas  McKee.. . . 

77  William  H.  Peake . 

78  William  H.  Peake . 

79  Samuel  McCauley . 

80  Samuel  McCauley . 


8 

8 

8 

8 

8 

8 

10 


155 

154 

184 

147 

145 

154 

140 


Funds. 


Conting. 

Educa. 

Sup. 

M. 

Miss’y. 

$2 

40 

$1 

80 

$7 

46 

$155 

33 

2 

35 

4 

44 

7 

00 

107 

76 

12 

27 

5 

14 

10 

00 

68 

16 

8 

53 

5 

80 

8 

34 

102 

31 

9 

28 

5 

50 

5 

75 

74 

58 

6 

96 

4 

17 

6 

01 

113 

84 

6 

09 

3 

27 

12 

05 

86 

31 

25 

00 

11 

50 

49 

00 

425 

72 

21 

18 

11 

00 

66 

70 

395 

54 

25 

35 

6 

10 

66 

54 

430 

52 

19 

19 

11 

00 

40 

62 

372 

12 

22 

14 

13 

23 

43 

95 

394 

93 

19 

08 

11 

18 

45 

04 

381 

80 

6 

00 

9 

00 

31 

00 

335 

81 

2 

90 

2 

00 

8 

50 

!  150 

99 

3 

00 

1 

35 

8 

37 

162 

40 

3 

00 

2 

00 

6 

77 

168 

93 

4 

47 

3 

51 

8 

49 

10S 

31 

4 

00 

3 

54 

7 

30 

121 

04 

4 

10 

3 

40 

8 

42 

172 

50 

4 

25 

3 

56 

10 

00 

166 

13 

MAXWELL. 

A  village  in  the  township  of  Osprey,  County  of  Grey,  Ontario. 


It  was  formerly  called  Osprey  Mission. 


1876 

77 

78 

79 

80 


John  C.  Willmott,  M.A. 


John  Hodgson 

John  Hodgson . 

Thomas  J.  Snowden  . 
Thomas  J.  Snowden 


■  5 

164 

2  00 

....  | 

5 

168 

8  01 

4  05 

7  40 

5 

180 

8  12 

3  39 

11  07 

5 

184 

6  64 

2  21 

21  14 

5 

160 

6  00 

2  25 

14  48 

71 

102 

94 

116 

88 


44 

64 

42 

72 

07 


1874  William  H.  Emsley _ 

75  Janies  Baskerville . 

76  James  Baskerville . 

77  Thomas  E.  Morden,  B.A 

78  James  A.  Wood . 

79  James  A.  Wood . 

80  . 


MAYNOOTH— w. 


6 

32 

2  33 

2  30 

6 

26 

1  17 

1  50 

2  00 

9 

116 

4  25 

2  00 

2  25 

12 

122 

2  60 

1  50 

2  00 

10 

81 

.... 

1  15 

6 

111 

1  60 

1  44 

1  26 

1  6 

95 

1  12 

1  32 

0  64 

59  10 
33  49 
6S  10 
62  13 
6  50 
52  72 
20  00 


MEAFORD. — w.  and  n. 


1874  James  Anderson . 

6 

334 

11  00 

6  31 

18  00 

76  Wesley  Casson . 

*  1 

115 

8  00 

8  87 

11  46 

76  Wesley  Casson . 

1 

115 

S  00 

5  00 

9  50 

77  John  C.  Willmott,  M.A . 

1 

110 

6  90 

4  60 

7  00 

78  John  C.  Willmott,  M.A . 

1 

100 

6  37 

3  76 

9  25 

79  William  Johnston . 

1 

85 

4  80 

2  00 

19  00 

80  William  Johnston . 

1 

90 

4  90 

2  00 

12  00 

200  38 
69  58 
57  65 
50  37 
73  76 
94  19 
63  25 


MEAFORD  SOUTH 


It  was  formerly  part  of  Meaford  Circuit. 

1874  Shorn  Blanshard.. . . 

. 1  5 

220 

75  Shern  Blanshard .. . . 

. .  1  5 

230 

9  34 

4  84 

7  25 

76  See  St.  Vincent . . . . 

. |  5 

211 

7  62 

2  15 

4  16 

MELVILLE. 

A  small  village  in  the  township  of  Hillier,  County  of  Prince  Edward,  Ontario.  It  was  formerly 


1877  Samuel  Salton . 

3 

78  George  Edwards . . . 

3 

115 

5  20 

1  63 

5  00 

81  03 

79  Foster  McAmmond,  B.A . 

3 

98 

4  00 

1  00 

2  25 

52  50 

80  Foster  McAmmond,  B.A . 

3 

121 

4  30 

1  00 

3  78 

71  00 

*  Five  Appointments  given  to  Meaford  South. 


TORONTO  CONFERENCE. 


603 


MILDMAY. 

A  village  in  tlie  township  of  Carrick,  County  of  Bruce,  Ontario.  It  was  formerly  connected  with 

Walkerton  Cirquit. 


Year 


Names  of  Ministers. 


1878  David  D.  Rolston  . . . 
79  David  D.  Rolston  . . . 
SO  Alexander  Thibadeau. 


Ap¬ 

point¬ 

ments. 


4 

2 


No.  of 
Members. 


Conting. 


'86  $4  64 

91  3  01 


MILFORD. — w.  &  n. 


1874  William  Richardson,  Arthur  B.  Hames 

8 

294 

75  William  J  Young,  Henry  Richardson. 

8 

300 

76  William  J.  Young,  Stephen  A.  Arkels. 

*  8 

265 

77  William  J.  Young . 

6 

260 

78  Samuel  Sal  ton . . . 

5 

260 

79  Samuel  Salton . 

7 

200 

80  William  C.  Washington,  M.A . 

7 

215 

MILLBROOK. — w.  &  n 

1874  William  R.  Barker,  William  Buchanan 

9 

300 

75  William  R.  Barker,  Robert  McCulloch 

t  7 

275 

76  William  R.  Barker,  Robert  McCulloch 

8 

330 

77  William  L.  Scott,  John  W.  Wielier.  . . 

8 

530 

78  William  L.  Scott  . 

*7 

544 

79  Newton  Hill  . 

4 

195 

80  Newton  Hill . 

3 

300 

7  25 

8  00 
7  54 
6  50 
6  28 
4  47 
2  50 


16  00 
16  00 
16  50 
18  91 
18  05 
6  95 
11  06 


MINDEN.— w. 


5 

96 

1  25 

§2 

3 

58 

1  50 

54 

1  20 

77  Francis  Johnson . 

3 

50 

1  27 

4 

71 

1  30 

4 

90 

1  10 

80  William  H.  Emsley . 

4 

130 

3  66 

Funds. 


Educa. 

Sup. 

M. 

Miss’y. 

$6 

35 

$15 

48 

$85 

22 

0 

90 

3 

39 

93 

78 

2 

52 

16 

50 

208 

28 

5 

89 

18 

00 

212 

77 

7 

65 

20 

11 

124 

48 

8 

06 

20 

00 

107 

89 

7 

50 

18 

00 

120 

75 

2 

15 

17 

50 

102 

34 

2 

25 

15 

25 

102 

•35 

8 

50 

60 

00 

436 

48 

14 

15 

31 

50 

433 

64 

9 

50 

35 

00 

490 

13 

19 

00 

63 

50 

577 

79 

10 

00 

45 

18 

453 

79 

4 

00 

21 

38 

169 

43 

5 

52 

22 

00 

214 

56 

2 

25 

5 

14 

55 

00 

i 

34 

5 

00 

35 

77 

0 

20 

4 

22 

34 

86 

3 

94 

23 

85 

4 

08 

54 

90 

4 

25 

31 

21 

i 

50 

5 

00 

46 

46 

MORIA. — w. 


1874  Matthew  Robison . 

4 

166 

9  00 

3  00 

19  00 

75  Orrin  Whitcomb . . 

4 

180 

10  82 

10  00 

76  00 

76  Joseph  Kilgour . 

4 

185 

9  13 

3  60 

8  92 

77  See  Thomasburg . 

4 

ISO 

7  11 

3  0o 

25  00 

148  16 
303  92 
169  18 
129  81 


MONO.— w. 


1874  John  Smiley,  M.A . 

75  David  Williams . 

76  David  Williams,  William  F.  Willmott 

77  David  Williams,  James  Liddy . 

78  William  H.  Cook . 

79  William  H.  Cook . 

80  William  H.  Cook . 


5 

92 

5 

54 

3 

70 

14 

00 

140 

67 

5 

95 

7 

00 

8 

15 

4 

67 

132 

37 

5 

150 

7 

25 

6 

00 

15 

51 

172 

27 

6 

202 

8 

14 

6 

86 

23 

91 

209 

14 

6 

240 

4 

54 

2 

02 

23 

00 

144 

42 

3 

130 

4 

14 

1 

79 

7 

54 

96 

44 

4 

130 

4 

24 

1 

35 

7 

64 

82 

74 

A  village  in  the  township  of  Caledon, 
1875  James  A.  MeClung . 

76  James  A.  MeClung . 

77  James  A.  MeClung . 

78  George  M.  Brown . 

79  George  M.  Brown . 

80  George  M.  Brown. . 


MONO  ROAD. 


County  of  Cardwell,  Ontario.  Formerly  part  of  Albion  Circuit. 


6 

7 

7 

6 

6 


277 

289 

294 

270 

246 


17  47 

8  24 

41  60 

437  10 

14  44 

8  50 

35  00 

362  44 

15  60 

5  87 

50  80 

348  29 

10  60 

5  86 

33  75 

250  31 

8  87 

5  52 

35  47 

285  50 

MORRRISON.  — w. 


1874  Richard  G.  James . 

5 

90 

9  19 

4  27 

12  00 

150  00 

75  John  Pepper,  B.A . 

5 

96 

8  50 

3  00 

2  05 

89  65 

76  John  Pepper,  B.A.,  William  F.  Moore. 

8 

84 

7  44 

3  29 

3  05 

103  49 

77  Thomas  W.  Glover,  Enos  Langford. . . . 

8 

124 

9  57 

4  06 

4  67 

78  75 

78  Thomas  W.  Glover,  William  Marshall. 

9 

144 

11  07 

6  00 

8  00 

156  33 

79  See  Gravenhurst . 

9 

180 

11  10 

5  00 

13  00 

160  41 

*  Cressy  set  off.  +  South  Monaghan  set  off.  £  Cavanville  set  off.  §  Haliburton  set  off. 

||  Adjala  set  off. 


604 


CIRCUITS  AND  MISSIONS. 


Year 


Names  of  Ministers. 


1874  David  Cattanach.. 

75  David  Cattanach.. 

76  David  Cattanach. . 

77  George  J.  Bishop  . 

78  George  J.  Bishop. 

79  George  J.  Bishop  . 

80  William  J.  Young 


1874  Reuben  E.  Toye.. 

75  Andrew  Stewart. . 

76  Joseph  R.  Gibson 

77  Joseph  R.  Gibson 

78  William  Torrance 

79  William  Torrance 

80  William  Torrance 


MOUNT  ALBERT.— w. 


AP-,  No.  of 
point-  Members. 

ments. 


5 

5 

5 

5 

5 

5 

5 


120 

125 

130 

141 

120 

125 

144 


McKELLAR.— w. 


7 

7 

6 

6 

6 

7 

6 


109 

125 

111 

119 

119 

112 

129 


Funds. 


Conting. 

Educa. 

Sup. 

M. 

Miss’y. 

$6 

90 

$3 

10 

$13 

83 

$153 

51 

7 

20 

3 

98 

26 

47 

182 

09 

6 

83 

6 

34 

24 

00 

186 

74 

4 

45 

3 

15 

12 

76 

158 

40 

7 

00 

3 

75 

17 

15 

149 

55 

8 

55 

4 

05 

19 

25 

105 

91 

7 

06 

2 

00 

17 

00 

141 

39 

2 

60 

2 

00 

3 

25 

46 

15 

3 

00 

2 

75 

3 

55 

47 

00 

2 

90 

2 

00 

2 

00 

26 

00 

2 

25 

1 

00 

2 

50 

‘  26 

00 

1 

50 

1 

00 

3 

00 

33 

00 

4 

48 

2 

04 

10 

00 

57 

00 

4 

83 

4 

11 

7 

89 

43 

19 

N. 


NEWCASTLE.— w. 


1874  Peter  Addison,  Andrew  W.  Ross . 

75  Peter  Addison,  Jabez  Wass . 

76  Peter  Addison,  William  H.  Emsley. .  . 

77  Jacob  Eli  Howell,  M.A.,  Edward  Hill 

78  Jacob  Eli  Howell,  M.A.,  W.  H.  Emsley 

79  J.  E.  Howell,  M.A.,  J.  H.  Barkwell, B. A 

80  Jonathan  E.  Betts,  W.  J.  Barkwell,  B.  A 


8 

475 

22 

99 

7 

16 

92 

00 

*  5 

314 

10 

20 

11 

22 

71 

52 

5 

320 

12 

00 

9 

14 

63 

40 

5 

342 

15 

00 

15 

20 

50 

75 

5 

363 

14 

41 

12 

00 

46 

74 

5 

368 

14 

41 

14 

10 

44 

49 

5 

384 

11 

03 

12 

31 

43 

56 

657  58 
505  87 
473  80 
504  85 
460  86 
422  79 
380  38 


NEWMARKET.- 

1874  Wesley  Casson . 

75  James  Anderson . 

76  Osborne  R.  Lambly,  M.A . 

77  Osborne  R.  Lambly,  M.A . 

78  Samuel  P.  Rose,  Stephen  A.  Arkels  .  . 

79  Samuel  P.  Rose,  James  E.  Allen. . 

80  Samuel  P.  Rose . 


-W. 


1 

59 

7 

60 

3 

60 

10 

00 

151 

37 

2 

78 

8 

42 

7 

10 

12 

00 

234 

53 

2 

89 

8 

10 

8 

00 

7 

50 

157 

75 

2 

86 

13 

00 

10 

35 

10 

00 

140 

02 

2 

100 

10 

00 

10 

70 

12 

00 

120 

05 

6 

196 

10 

94 

11 

00 

20 

00 

211 

33 

t  6 

187 

17 

30 

9 

60 

20 

00 

194 

86 

A  village  in  the  township 

1874  Newton  Hill . 

75  Newton  Hill . 

76  George  Leech . 

77  George  Leech . 

78  George  Leech . 

79  William  L.  Scott.  . . 

80  William  L.  Scott. . . 


NEWTONVILLE. 

of  Clarke,  County  of  Durham,  Ontario.  It  was  formerly  part  of  Newcastle 
Circuit. 


3 

164 

7  10 

.3  50 

20  00 

158  63 

4 

208 

8  00 

9  00 

16  00 

130  41 

4 

181 

10  56 

6  77 

37  25 

149  22 

4 

188 

7  65 

4  00 

28  36 

140  77 

4 

195 

6  46 

3  70 

16  40 

158  58 

4 

180 

6  34 

3  75 

17  00 

170  89 

1879  John  Mears 
80  - 


NIPISSING  and  STONEY  LAKE. 

!!!!!’.! "'.’.I  "i  I  "ii  I 


500 


NORTHPORT. 

A  village  in  the  township  of  Sophiasburg,  County  of  Prince  Edward,  Ontario.  It  was  formerly  part 

of  Demorestville  Circuit. 


1879  John  B.  Wass,  B.A, 
80  John  B.  Wass,  B  A. 


1874  Richard  Clarke . 

75  Richard  Clarke . 

76  Richard  Clarke . 

77  James  Thom,  B.A . 

78  James  Thom,  B.A . 

79  James  Thom,  BA . 

80  Joseph  E.  Sanderson,  M.A. 


.J  4  1  92 

NORWOOD.— w. 

4  06 

2  37 

10  25  1 

110’42 

3 

161 

11  29 

3  00 

11  33 

137  67 

3 

161 

11  50 

8  00 

15  00 

179  73 

3 

165 

11  50 

4  50 

20  00 

204  90 

3 

500 

10  00 

10  00 

25  00 

253  13 

2 

484 

15  64 

14  75 

44  15 

322  65 

6 

420 

12  00 

10  00 

30  00 

266  61 

7 

358 

10  00 

8  00 

35  60 

312  00 

*  Newtonville  set  off. 


t  Sharon  set  off. 


TORONTO  CONFERENCE. 


605 


o. 


OAKWOOD.— w. 


Ap¬ 

point¬ 

ments. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Funds. 

Conting. 

Educa. 

Sup.  M. 

Miss’y- 

6 

300 

f  11  70 

$6  34 

$30  00 

$256  10 

6 

304 

11  23 

14  94 

30  00 

230  33 

6 

310 

10  50 

14  00 

30  00 

206  01 

7 

312 

10  55 

10  00 

26  50 

164  71 

7 

275 

10  75 

11  50 

27  00 

177  71 

6 

225 

9  10 

4  89 

20  23 

107  54 

6 

260 

9  40 

4  21 

16  64 

153  30 

Year 


Names  of  Ministers. 


1874  Henry  McDowell,  Francis  Johnson.. . 

75  John  W.  Savage,  Thomas  B.  Wilson. 

76  John  W.  Savage,  Thomas  Dunlop. . . . 

77  John  W.  Savage,  JabezWass . 

78  Isaac  Gold,  Henry  Sherin . 

™  |  i“hGjolB.nJop, ! A- D-  wt“1“ 

80  Alex.  R.  Campbell,  Robert  B.  Laidley. 

OMEMEE. — w.  &  N. 

1S74  John  W.  Savage,  Thomas  B.  Wilson..  . 

75  Robert  Godfrey,  Robert  Walker. . 

76  Robert  Godfrey,  Joseph  Waite..  . . 

77  J.  A.  Chapman,  M.A.,  J.  A.  McCamus 

78  Jeremiah  A.  Chapman,  M.A . 

79  Jeremiah  A.  Chapman,  M  A . 

80  Edward Barrass,  M.  A.,  Isaac  W.  Puffer. 


1874  William  Hicks  . 

75  William  Hicks  . 

76  Andrew  Cunningham. 

77  Andrew  Cunningham. 

78  John  Hunt . . 

79  John  Hunt . 

80  John  Hunt . 


ORANGEVILLE.  — w. 


5 

205 

12 

00 

6 

00 

22 

00 

237 

40 

6 

206 

11 

00 

7 

50 

20 

00 

211 

05 

8 

275 

11 

25 

7 

54 

20 

34 

270 

07 

7 

287 

11 

50 

7 

80 

28 

91 

187 

07 

8 

267 

12 

64 

6 

92 

33 

74 

285 

34 

8 

252 

10 

15 

7 

00 

33 

75 

209 

92 

8 

265 

8 

50 

3 

85 

27 

32 

239 

11 

2 

140 

12 

87 

6 

36 

10 

50 

130 

90 

2 

154 

13 

25 

10 

90 

22 

00 

126 

28 

2 

164 

15 

25 

10 

92 

35 

42 

10S 

15 

*  1 

95 

9 

84 

10 

90 

14 

79 

119 

92 

1 

125 

9 

23 

8 

03 

22 

50 

115 

17 

1 

126 

6 

52 

3 

65 

10 

63 

71 

45 

1 

124 

6 

00 

2 

51 

11 

00 

101 

20 

ORILLIA. — w. 


1874  Kennedy  Creighton 

75  Kennedy  Creighton 

76  John  B.  Armstrong 

77  John  B.  Armstrong 

78  Arthur  Browning.  .. 

79  Arthur  Browning. . . 

80  Arthur  Browning. . . 


1 

125 

16 

00 

11 

20 

31 

00 

269 

00 

1 

105 

10 

00 

4 

00 

17 

00 

119 

33 

1 

184 

12 

00 

5 

50 

20 

00 

138 

21 

1 

159 

12 

50 

6 

75 

24 

00 

155 

55 

1 

159 

12 

50 

5 

00 

26 

00 

261 

85 

1 

161 

13 

00 

6 

00 

26 

50 

154 

50 

1 

150 

13 

20 

6 

10 

29 

00 

141 

05 

OSH  AW  A.— w. 


1874 

75 

76 

77 

78 

79 

80 


William  H.  Laird  . 
William  H.  Laird  . 
William  H.  Laird  . 

John  S.  Clark . 

John  S.  Clark . 

John  S.  Clark . 

John  Learoyd . 


1874  John  W.  Dochstader  . 

75  John  W.  Dochstader. 

76  See  Maxwell . 


1874 

75 

76 

77 

78 


John  G.  Laird . 

John  G.  Laird . 

David  C.  McDowell. 
David  C.  McDowell 
David  C.  McDowell. 

79  Charles  Fish  . 

80  Charles  Fish . 


1 

160 

24 

00 

7 

00 

43 

00 

543 

80 

1 

276 

24 

50 

20 

75 

80 

00 

533 

65 

1 

291 

25 

00 

20 

80 

83 

50 

535 

18 

1 

282 

25 

13 

22 

87 

82 

00 

535 

16 

1 

286 

20 

76 

13 

16 

100 

00 

478 

98 

1 

310 

12 

50 

7 

25 

75 

00 

454 

03 

2 

296 

13 

90 

8 

00 

45 

00 

336 

85 

OSPREY.  — w. 


OWEN  SOUND.— w.  &  n. 


5 

135 

6  95 

2  50  I  25  00 

4 

135 

7  00 

0  75  j  6  00 

4 

164 

2  00 

....  1 

139  13 
81  32 
71  44 


1 

148 

18 

30 

9 

10 

25 

00 

217 

65 

1 

154 

23 

00 

16 

00 

46 

00 

269 

10 

1 

195 

23 

00 

16 

00 

43 

50 

250 

25 

1 

210 

14 

57 

29 

02 

39 

00 

219 

34 

1 

210 

25 

00 

18 

61 

40 

00 

183 

19 

'1 

225 

28 

10 

14 

81 

33 

52 

171 

90 

1 

189 

28 

50 

25 

00 

35 

00 

137 

18 

One  appointment  given  to  Mono. 


606 


CIRCUITS  AND  MISSIONS. 


PAISLEY.— w.  &  n. 


Ap- 

No.  of 

Funds. 

Year 

Names  of  Ministers. 

point- 

rnents. 

Members. 

Conting. 

Educa. 

Sup.  M. 

Miss’y. 

1874 

William  Johnston,  Robert  C.  W ilkinson 

8 
*  7 

220 

200 

$8  19 

9  00 

$4  10 
10  80 

§27  76 
25  00 

289  85 
291  78 
112  19 
93  89 
56  61 
59  61 
78  22 

i  0 

f  4 

170 

7  83 

7  00 

15  00 
10  00 

2 

110 

11  00 

6  56 

2 

110 

6  69 

4  17 

8  81 

8  00 
17  00 

79 

80 

4 

105 

6  54 

4  12 

1 

127 

6  69 

6  00 

PARKDALE. 


A  suburb  of  Toronto. 


1878  John  F.  Oekley  . 

79  John  F.  Oekley 

80  John  F.  Oekley 


1 

’  54 

415 

i 

3  00  |  2  07 

32  27 

1 

71 

4  00 

2  00  5  25 

52  00 

1874  John  C.  Willmott,  M.A 

75  John  C.  Willmott,  M.A. 

76  William  Smyth . 

77  William  Smyth . 

78  William  Smyth . 

79  James  Woodsworth 

80  Wesley  Casson . 


PARRY  SOUND— w. 


3 

85 

7  65 

2  50 

22  75 

4 

67 

8  25 

10  25 

23  25 

5 

77 

7  00 

6  00 

13  00 

5 

100 

6  00 

3  00 

13  00 

4 

100 

3  27 

3  39 

22  50 

3 

107 

2  95 

1  86 

7  50 

3 

107 

3  09 

2  00 

9  15 

276  22 
277  16 
117  97 
63  64 
20  00 

40  00 


PENETANGUISHENE. 

A  village  on  the  Georgian  Bay,  County  of  Simcoe,  Ontario.  It  was  formerly  connected  with 
°  Hillsdale  Circuit. 


1878  Isaac  Baker. . 

79  Isaac  Baker . 

80  Charles  E.  Perry,  Joseph  R.  Real. 


1874  Edmund  S.  Rupert,  M.A 

75  Edmund  S.  Rupert,  M.A 

76  Edward  Cragg . 

77  Edward  Cragg . 

78  Edward  Cragg . 

79  Archelaus  Doxsee . 

80  Archelaus  Doxsee . 


6 

•  •  •  • 

6 

80 

6 

102 

PERCY. 


6 

224 

6 

235 

5 

240 

5 

232 

5 

237 

4 

265 

6 

273 

2 

00 

3 

43 

2 

05 

2 

21 

12 

35 

7 

44 

12 

00 

14 

50 

13 

84 

15 

00 

8 

20 

5 

00 

7 

00 

7 

00 

6 

00 

4 

00 

6 

50 

4 

00 

5 

00 

108 

79 

5 

10 

79 

05 

12 

36 

223 

24 

15 

00 

196 

64 

15 

53 

204 

68 

16 

00 

150 

00 

12 

00 

158 

18 

10 

00 

151 

01 

11 

00 

150 

85 

PERRY  and  ARMOUR. 


1878  George  Wesley  Marvin. 

79  George  Wesley  Marvin. 

80  . 


7 

”45 

6  58 

0  40 

i  06 

7 

70 

0  70 

0  75 

1  CO 

8  02 
14  13 


PETERBORO’.— w.  and  n. 


1874  Charles  Fish,  Samuel  P.  Rose . 

75  Nicholas  R-.  Willoughby,  M.A.,  Cover- 

dale  Watson . 

76  Nicholas  R.  Willoughby,  M.A.,  Cover- 

dale  Watson  . 

77  Nicholas  R.  Willoughby,  M.A.,  Cover- 

dale  Watson  . 

78  Ephraim  B.  Harper,  M.A.,  Frank  H. 

Wallace,  B.D . . . 

79  Ephraim  B.  Harper,  D.D.,  J.  E.  Starr 

80  Ephraim  B.  Harper,  D.D.,  J.  E.  Starr 


2 

290 

40  84 

21  50 

83  40 

434  28 

3 

300 

38  44 

71  10 

81  00 

483  06 

2 

350 

58  09 

67  94 

58  00 

467  43 

2 

355 

48  53 

36  64 

73  70 

625  16 

2 

451 

44  21 

23  75 

84  83 

547  41 

2 

305 

39  96 

77  54 

56  00 

397  72 

2 

‘  305 

46  39 

83  03 

70  50 

549  71 

*  One  appointment  given  to  Tiverton. 


+  Chesley  set  off. 


TORONTO  CONFERENCE. 


607 


PICKERING.— w. 


Year 

Names  of  Ministers. 

Ap¬ 

point¬ 

ments. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Funds. 

Conting. 

Educa. 

Sup.  M. 

Miss’y. 

1874 

Geo.  T.  Richardson,  John  Hart . 

9 

304 

$15  25 

$8  27 

$63  07 

$368  32 

75 

Geo.  T.  Richardson,  Wm.  H.  Madden. 

9 

268 

10  00 

5  71 

25  00 

283  82 

76 

Webster  W.  Leech,  George  Coffey  .... 

*  10 

275 

10  00 

4  16 

25  07 

305  55 

77 

Webster  W.  Leech,  E.  Dewart  Lewis.. 

8 

262 

10  27 

5  07 

17  31 

156  49 

78 

Webster,  W.  Leech,  Thomas  P.  Steel.. 

8 

252 

10  50 

5  40 

17  50 

140  23 

79 

W.  C.  Washington,  M.A.,  Jos.  R.  Real 

8 

253 

11  00 

5  50 

16  50 

163  41 

80 

Garrett  J.  Dingman,  W.  A.  Strongman 

7 

234 

7  34 

5  52 

17  75 

165  63 

PICTON.— w. 


1874  Edwin  Clement . 

75  Jos.  W.  McCallum,  Sidney  J.  Storey.. 

76  Jos.  W.  McCallum,  Jer.  W.  Annis. ..  . 

77  John  Learoyd . 

78  John  Learoyd . 

79  John  Learoyd . . . 

80  John  F.  German,  M.A . 


3 

315 

23  41 

13  36 

63  50 

3 

315 

25  00 

45  00 

94  45 

3 

325 

24  00 

40  00 

80  00 

2 

321 

20  62 

28  00 

76  00 

1 

300 

21  40 

29  00 

86  40 

4 

302 

21  50 

17  52 

74  00 

3 

402 

22  10 

13  00 

78  20 

1874  Charles  E.  McIntyre . 

75  Charles  E.  McIntyre . 

76  Edward  F.  Goff . 

77  William  McCullough..  . . 

78  William  McCullough . 

79  Thomas  J.  Edmison . 

80  Thomas  J.  Edmison,  B.D. 


PLAIN  YILLE.  — w. 


3 

65 

5  18 

3  50 

11  00 

3 

64 

6  50 

7  30 

3  50 

4 

82 

7  00 

2  75 

8  00 

4 

88 

6  00 

9  55 

15  00 

4 

90 

6  00 

3  00 

16  00 

4 

66 

4  79 

3  CO 

14  00 

4 

60  * 

3  69 

4  29 

8  36 

PORT  CARLING. 


A  village  in  the  township  of  Medora,  District  of  Muskoka.  Distant  from  Washago  32  miles. 

formerly  part  of  Bracebridge  Mission. 


1874  . 

5 

18 

75  Enos  Langford . 

5 

20 

3  00 

76  William  P.  Brown . 

6 

64 

1  09 

0  75 

3  00 

77  Andrew  W.  Ross . . . 

6 

75 

4  01 

2  00 

4  04 

78  Andrew  W.  Ross . 

8 

102 

6  32 

2  54 

4  25 

79  George  S.  Reynolds .  . 

7 

86 

1  81 

0  50 

3  12 

80  George  S.  Reynolds . 

6 

86 

2  60 

.... 

2  08 

513  76' 
549  46 
496  56 
436  08 
452  84 
421  32 
466  26 


162  79 

150  00 
177  09 
149  00 

151  30 
118  27 
122  03 


It  was 


21  81 
62  16 
48  45 
110  77 
32  54 
30  00 


PORT  ELGIN. — w. 


1874  David  Perry . 

4 

118 

8  13 

3  00 

8  25 

75  Neil  A.  McDiarmid  . 

3 

114 

6  00 

4  24 

7  56 

76  Neil  A.  McDiarmid . 

3 

168 

10  31 

4  31 

7  18 

77  Neil  A.  McDiarmid . 

2 

145 

9  34 

5  71 

7  89 

78  William  Tindall . 

2 

156 

7  93 

4  69 

9  00 

79  William  Tindall . 

2 

137 

6  71 

5  04 

7  00 

80  William  Smyth . 

2 

147 

8  38 

4  21 

11  54 

150  88 

86  67 

87  96 
124  12 

80  66 
92  12 
82  61 


PORT 

1874  Ephraim  B.  Harper,  M.A . 

75  Ephraim  B.  Harper,  M.A . 

76  John  Shaw . 

77  John  Shaw . 

78  John  Shaw . 

79  William  H.  Laird . 

80  William  H.  Laird . 


HOPE.— w. 


1 

280 

50 

69 

18 

67 

81 

40 

556 

05 

1 

264 

47 

00 

38 

63 

63 

67 

446 

14 

1 

350 

42 

93 

46 

07 

70 

00 

455 

83 

1 

330 

33 

85 

46 

84 

73 

24 

420 

19 

1 

310 

34 

07 

34 

28 

75 

10 

481 

11 

1 

251 

27 

59 

28 

10 

50 

00 

412 

82 

1 

240 

28 

00 

28 

56 

77 

50 

5i6 

15 

PRICEVILLE. 


A  village  in  the  township  of  Artemesia,  County  of  Grey,  Ontario.  It  was  formerly  part  of  Artemesia 

Circuit. 


1875  William  Tucker . 

76  William  Tucker . 

5 

78 

4  85 

3 

25 

5 

85 

92  12 

77  Thomas  Hadden . 

5 

70 

5  05 

3 

30 

6 

75 

66  66 

78  Thomas  Hadden . 

5 

101 

6  16 

4 

02 

8 

05 

72  58 

79  Thomas  Hadden . 

5 

101 

5  00 

3 

19 

8 

10 

60  00 

80  James  H.  Barkwell,  B.A . 

5 

107 

5  05 

3 

00 

8 

01 

64  25. 

Duffin’s  Creek  set  off. 


608 


CIRCUITS  AND  MISSIONS. 


— 

PRINCE  ALBERT.— w. 

Ap- 

No.  of 
Members. 

Funds. 

Year 

Names  of  Ministers. 

point- 

ments. 

Conting. 

Educa. 

Sup.  M. 

Miss’y- 

1874 

75 

76 

77 

Samuel  C.  Philp,  Jr  ,  John  Pickering. 
S.  C.  Philp,  J.  Galloway,  J.  Pickering 
Egerton  R.  Young,  J  no.  W.  Wilkinson 
Egerton  R.  Young,  W.  II .  Jamieson, B.  A 

5 

6 

7 

*  3 

3 

270 

272 

354 

250 

210 

$20  02 
21  29 
91  50 

15  70 

16  35 

$9  33 
10  87 

12  95 

13  31 

5  00 

$44  00 

44  00 

45  00 
25  00 
31  25 

$290  90 
275  41 
372  76 
259  22 
203  88 
172  34 
138  36 

i  cj  1  lv“  -*-*•  e> 

79  Jonathan  E.  Betts . 

3 

3 

198 

177 

10  00 
12  50 

5  50 

8  00 

32  00 
37  34 

OU  OLvUilCli  Xjl.  Xi.1  lNC/J-ij.  ♦•••••• 

PRINCE  ARrJ 

[HURT 

1 

LAN  DUS 
19 

1G. — w. 

2  76 

2  20 

2  25 

25  00 
50  00 
44  35 
30  00 
46  22 
37  00 

1 

24 

2  00 

2  40 

2  50 

4  87 

7  25 

1 

28 

3  20 

4  05 

1 

31 

6  25 

2  50 

*7 ft  Will-in m  TTu-Vr  . 

1 

27 

6  50 

2  20 

8  00 

*70  T W  Po+liDorf  . .  . 

5 

54 

6  00 

2  25 

8  40 

80 

John  W.  Cathcart . 

4 

25 

2  68 

1  10 

4  00 

E. 


REACH. 

A  township  in  the  County  of  Ontario.  The  Circuit  consists  of  three  appointments  set  off  from  the 

Prince  Albert  Circuit. 


1876  George  T.  Richardson 

77  George  T.  Richardson 

78  William  J.  Young. .  . 

79  William  J.  Young.  .  . 

80  George  J.  Bishop . 


3 

4 
3 
3 


150 

140 

160 

150 


3  02 
3  05 
8  16 
5  50 


1  94 

1  95 

2  91 
4  02 


8  26 
5  00 
7  50 
10  00 


146  90 
104  11 
103  02 
144  58 


A  Tillage  in  the  township 

1879  William  Scales . 

80  W  illiam  Scales . 


REDNERSVILLE. 

of  Ameliasburg,  on  the  Bay  of  Quinte,  Prince  Edward  County, 
formerly  part  of  Ameliasburg  Circuit. 

. I  ’ 4  |  ’>232  i  5  92  I  2  50  31  23  | 


It  was 


178  84 


ROSEMONT. — w. 


1874  John  W.  Totten,  James  W.  Stewart  .  . 

75  John  W.  Totten,  William  Hastings.. . 

76  John  W.  Totten,  John  A.  Stewart - 

77  David  Cattanach,  William  F.  Willmott 

78  David  Cattanach,  Frank  C.  Ream - 

79  Richard  Clarke,  John  Power . 

80  Andrew  Armstrong,  John  Power . 


310 

12 

14 

6 

16 

34 

00 

283 

12 

48 

6 

07 

50 

37 

311 

7 

75 

13 

14 

32 

00 

274 

8 

51 

4 

15 

37 

35 

262 

6 

66 

2 

55 

38 

45 

256 

5 

68 

3 

54 

27 

00 

276 

6 

00 

3 

63 

30 

00 

1874  (1Y.  Battrick ) . 

75  Reuben  E.  Toye . ■  ■  ■  ■  • 

76  Included  in  Spence  Mission 

77  William  P.  Brown . 

78  Frederick  Dracass . 

79  . . 

80  Hector  W.  McTavish . 


ROSSEAU.— w. 


5 

36 

1  95 

1  15 

6  02 

5 

19 

2  50 

3  00 

3  00 

5 

21 

2  71 

3  20 

3  60 

6 

”39 

2  00 

119 

2  19 

6 

30 

2  00 

1  10 

3  10 

6 

61 

4  00 

. .  . 

RUGBY.— w. 


1374  John  Pepper,  B:A 

75  William  H.  Jamieson 

76  Frank  C.  Ream . 

77  William  Taylor . 

78  Thomas  H.  Patchell  .  . 

79  Thomas  Grandy . 

80  Thomas  Grandy . 


5 

45 

6  75 

3  00 

7  00 

7 

68 

6  43 

4  19 

7  00 

6 

70 

8  00 

4  85 

4  11 

5 

73 

9  15 

5  25 

4  50 

5 

77 

8  59 

5  00 

5  00 

5 

74 

5  76 

2  53 

5  00 

5 

78 

5  00 

1  75 

5  00 

272  58 
259  46 
321  47 
355  35 
261  75 
269  37 
280  83 


22  00 
35  15 
48  10 

23  40 
20  00 
45  77 


88  61 
123  14 
82  98 
72  00 
67  05 
51  98 
72  52 


Reach  set  off. 


TORONTO  CONFERENCE. 


609 


s. 


SARAWAK. 

A  village  in  the  township  of  Sarawak,  County  of  Bruce,  Ontario.  Distant  from  Owen  Sound  9  miles. 


Year 

Names  of  Ministers. 

Ap¬ 

point¬ 

ments 

No.  of 
Members. 

Funds. 

Conting. 

Educa. 

Sup.  M. 

Miss’y. 

1874 

Isaac  Baker . 

75  Sidney  F.  Depew . 

4 

70 

$1  20 

$4  00 

$3  25 

$58  15 

76 

Richard  Strachan . 

5 

100 

1  00 

2  55 

1  95 

35  30 

77 

Richard  Strachan . 

6 

90 

4  39 

3  48 

3  37 

68  44 

7S 

Richard  Strachan  . 

6 

88 

4  76 

2  23 

3  48 

76  69 

79 

6 

90 

4  45 

2  32 

3  00 

52  18 

SCARBORO’.— w. 


1874  Charles  Y.  Lake . 

3 

101 

6  30 

3  80 

29  00 

75  Charles  V.  Lake . 

3 

114 

7  00 

5  00 

24  34 

76  Charles  V.  Lake . 

4 

118 

7  00 

2  75 

22  43 

77  James  F.  Metcalfe,  Alfred  Brown . 

4 

182 

7  00 

3  00 

12  34 

78  Jeremiah  W.  Annis,  B.D.,  Jno.  E.  Starr 

6 

192 

18  89 

11  76 

31  65 

79  Jeremiah  W.  Annis,  B.D.,  Hy.  Sherin 

6 

200 

19  25 

12  00 

35  00 

80  J.  W.  Annis,  B.D.,  Walter  W.  Lloyd. 

6 

200 

13  60 

9  10 

23  22 

219  35 
207  30 
268  50 
200  43 
345  90 
405  26 
379  27 


SCHOMBERG. 


A  village  in  the  township  of  King,  County  of  York,  Ontario.  Distant  from  Newmarket 


It  was  formerly  connected  with  Lloydtown  Circuit. 


1878  Richard  Clarke . 

3 

- 

79  David  Cattanach . 

.  3 

100 

4  48 

3  31 

2  07 

1  73 

13  79 

8  05 

80  David  Cattanach . 

3 

81 

11  miles. 


148  3  i 
128  83 


SEATON. 

A  small  village  in  the  township  and  County  of  York,  Ontario, 

Davenport. 

1876  John  McCarroll . 

77  John  McCarroll . 

78  George  C.  Workman,  M.A . 

79  George  C.  Workman,  M.A . 

80  George  C.  Workman,  M.A . 


Distant  from  Toronto  2  miles.  See 


52  00 
55  75 
42  80 
41  84 


I 

100 

5  90 

3  98 

3  76 

1 

70 

1  71 

7  00 

3  63 

1 

85 

2  70 

4  66 

6  84 

1 

S2 

.... 

4  00 

1874  Jos.  Kilgour, 


Edward 

Hy.  Richardson 

75  Joseph  Kilgour,  William  T.  Hicks.. 

76  John  B.  Wass,  M.A . 

77  John  B.  Wass,  M.A. ..'.... 

John  B.  Wass,  M.A . 

Isaac  N.  Robinson . 

Isaac  N.  Robinson . 


SHANNONYILLE. — w, 
Olivant, 


}• 


78 

79 

80 


5 

200 

10 

36 

6 

25 

10 

12 

106 

00 

5 

185 

10 

00 

12 

29 

15 

00 

137 

05 

6 

189 

10 

38 

6 

00 

17 

00 

165 

00 

6 

177 

10 

40 

4 

70 

16 

00 

129 

10 

7 

184  ' 

10 

65 

5 

20 

17 

24 

146 

50 

6 

161 

7 

07 

3 

30 

18 

65 

142 

86 

6 

164 

4 

30 

3 

18 

14 

53 

161 

29 

SHARON  and  QUEENSVILLE. 

Two  villages  in  the  township  of  E.  Gwillimbury,  County  of  York,  Ontario.  They  were  formerly 

connected  with  Newmarket  Circuit. 

1880  James  E.  Allen . i  . .  i  _  ,  _  1  . . . .  ,  ..... 

I  l  i'll 

SHELBURNE. 

A  small  village  in  the  township  of  Melancthon,  County  of  Grey,  Ontario. 

1874  Brabazon  B.  Dundas . i  ..  .  ..  i  ....  i  ....  |  ....  i  .... 

75  See  Amaranth . I  4  30  I  8  18  2  30  3  84  66  61 


SIDNEY.— w. 


1874  Thomas  Cullen  . 

5 

190 

5  63 

5  80 

55  00 

75  William  Tomblin . 

5 

232 

10  00 

15  00 

62  15 

76  William  Tomblin  . 

5 

223 

10  00 

16  00 

62  15 

77  William  Tomblin . 

5 

225 

10  00 

15  00 

60  00 

78  William  Richardson . 

5 

232 

9  00 

14  00 

52  50 

79  William  Richardson . . 

5 

192 

8  41 

10  04 

38  14 

80  William  Richardson . 

5 

183 

7  00 

8  22 

40  00 

39 


296  51 
351  92 
343  86 
292  58 
269  54 
271  42 
224  41 


610 


CIRCUITS  AND  MISSIONS. 


SMITHFIELD.  . 

A  Village  in  the  township  of  Brighton,  Count,  of  Northumberland  Ontario  Distant  from  Brighton 
*  ®  Tf  wns  fnrmp.rl v  Dart  ol  Brighton  Circuit. 


Year 


Names  of  Ministers. 


1874  Edward  Cragg  . . . 
75  Edward  Cragg  . . . 
Archelaus  Doxee  . 
Archelaus  Doxee . 
Archelaus  Doxee. , 

John  0.  Ash . 

John  C.  Ash  - 


76 

77 

78 

79 

80 


Ap¬ 

point¬ 

ments. 


5 

5 

5 
4 
4 

6 


No.  of 
Members. 

Funds. 

Conting. 

Educa.  Srrp.  M. 

Miss’y- 

223 

$5  50 

$5  90  $8  00 

$116 'is 

222 

6  00 

4  00  10  00 

111  65 

247 

6  55 

4  25  11  30 

122  87 

240 

6  00 

4  00  12  00 

94  85 

250 

5  20 

4  65  12  00 

125  68 

270 

6  00 

5  25  1  13  00 

188  51 

SOUTH  MONAGHAN. 


Millbrook  five  miles. 
1875  William  Buchanan  . . . 

76  William  Buchanan  .  .  . 

77  Henry  McDowell  .... 

78  Henry  McDowell  .... 

79  Henry  McDowell  .... 

80  Thomas  Manning,  B.A 


4 

4 

3 

4 
4 


104 

126 

126 

126 

126 


9  58 

7  20 

8  00 
8  12 
8  00 


3  00 
3  83 
3  90 
3  93 
3  50 


7  00 

8  83 
12  83 
12  00 
12  00 


142  72 
113  03 
120  51 
102  00 
82  45 


1875 

76 

77 

78 


SPENCE. 

A  village  and  township  in  the.  District  of  Muskoka. 
Lyons 


Distant  from  Washago  61  miles. 


Almon  I 

( William  Pimlott ) 
Thomas  W.  Hall , 
Thomas  W.  Hall 

79  Thomas  W.  Hall 

80  See  Magenetawan 


34 

40 

56 

94 

149 


2  50 

3  41 

4  39 

5  24 
4  47 


70 

48 

61 

00 

36 


4  00 

3  97 
2  00 

4  00 
6  24 


STAYNER.— w, 


1874  Isaac  Gold . 

75  Isaac  Gold . 

76  John  Webster.. . . 

77  John  Webster.. .  . 

78  John  Webster..  . . 

79  George  Edwards. 

80  George  Edwards. 


2 

89 

3  78 

1  24 

5  75 

2 

95 

4  93 

1  65 

6  73 

2 

85 

3  82 

4  80 

5  68 

3 

96 

5  09 

4  84 

7  08 

3 

94 

5  31 

3  15 

10  00 

1  6 

83 

4  09 

2  00 

6  25 

1  5 

140 

4  00 

2  37 

6  46 

27  10 
20  00 
58  90 
100  63 
48  71 


42  44 
49  56 
30  00 
72  27 

55  41 

56  68 
47  00 


STIRLING.— w. 


1874  William  Scales,  Sidney  J.  Shorey . 

75  William  Scales,  Edward  Olivant . 

76  Samuel  C.  Philp,  Jr.,  Wm.  T.  Hicks.. 

77  S.  C.  Philp,  Jr.,  Foster  McAmmond. 

78  John  W.  Savage,  Foster  McAmmond. . 

79  J.  W.  Savage,  Wm.  H.  Jamieson,  M.  A. 

80  J.  W.  Savage,  Wm.  H.  Jamieson,  M.  A. 

STOUFFVILLE.- 

1874  Ephraim  L.  Ivoyl,  Jabez  Wass - 

75  Ephraim  L.  Kuyl,  Andrew  W.  Ross. . . 

76  William  L.  Scott,  Edward  Hill . 

77  Wm.  C.  Washington,  M.A.,  Wm.  J. 

Barkwell,  B.A . 

78  W.  C.  Washington,  M.A.,  B.  Greatrix 

79  George  Leech,  Thomas  P.  Steel. . . 

80  George  Leech,  Thomas  P.  Steel. .  . 


10 

261 

13 

60 

7 

25 

20 

00 

275 

80 

10 

246 

13 

10 

13 

38 

23 

00 

309 

23 

10 

245 

13 

00 

17 

00 

15 

00 

206 

39 

8 

267 

13 

97 

5 

66 

16 

00 

302 

89 

7 

332 

14 

02 

5 

85 

20 

75 

274 

07 

7 

335 

14 

25 

6 

00 

21 

00 

283 

06 

1  7 

340 

12 

30 

6 

70 

22 

00 

203 

33 

-w. 


6 

192 

8 

10 

4 

10 

16 

15 

258 

47 

6 

216 

8 

25 

8 

16 

18 

12 

240 

04 

6 

270 

8 

50 

j  15 

38 

22 

40 

207 

97 

‘  6 

323 

10 

00 

i  8 

00 

26 

10 

19S 

05 

5 

252 

10 

31 

9 

44 

22 

28 

183 

52 

5 

240 

9 

65 

7 

14 

18 

00 

139 

17 

5 

305 

9 

66 

5 

36 

23 

45 

143 

50 

STREETSYILLE- 

1874  J.  Herbert  Starr,  Thomas  H.  Patchell. 

75  William  Burns,  Joseph  Waite . 

76  William  Burns,  Charles  E.  McIntyre. . 

77  William  Burns,  Edward  F.  Goff . 

78  George  Browne,  Edward  F.  God.  .... 

79  George  Browne,  Edward  F.  Golf . 

80  George  Browne,  Charles  E.  McIntyre. 


7 

378 

26 

51 

15 

00 

167 

15 

8 

380 

27 

00 

30 

00 

169 

00 

8 

410 

28 

00 

15 

64 

153 

36 

8 

425 

28 

50 

17 

00 

153 

90 

8 

450 

26 

00 

16 

05 

170 

00 

8 

395 

27 

00 

14 

85 

175 

50 

8 

354 

27 

10 

15 

00 

176 

00 

838  03 
830  62 
832  00 
830  67 
868  77 
835  39 
702  80 


TORONTO  CONFERENCE. 


611 


ST.  VINCENT. 

A  township  m  the  County  of  Grey,  Ontario.  It  was  formerly  part  of  the  Meaford  Circuit,  and  more 

recently  Meaford  South  Circuit. 


Year 

Names  of  Ministers. 

Ap-. 

point. 

ments. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Funds. 

Conting. 

Educa. 

Sup.  M. 

Miss’y. 

1877  Andrew  Armstrong . 

78  Andrew  Armstrong . 

7  9  Andrew  Armstrong . 

80  Richard  Clarke, . 

6 

6 

7 

6 

211 

223 

194 

214 

$6  16 

6  16 

6  62 

6  65 

$3  21 

3  31 

3  10 

3  14 

$4  25 
13  50 

12  50 

13  50 

$68  53 
132  06 
99  23 
105  56 

SUNDERLAND. 

A  village  m  the  township  of  Brock,  County  and  Province  of  Ontario. 

with  Brock  Circuit. 

1875  George  Leech,  John  M.  Wilkinson 

76  Newton  Hill,  William  H.  Madden 

77  Newton  Hill,  George  Coffey . 

78  Newton  Hill . 


79  Thomas  S.  Keough  . 
sn  [  Thomas  S.  Keough, 
1  John  A.  McCamus, 


6 

145 

13  00 

7  67 

31  89 

7 

186 

14  08 

7  15 

34  16 

7 

249 

14  08 

7  16 

36  00 

*  7 

254 

14  41 

7  52 

17  00 

3 

106 

4  10 

2  00 

11  00 

3 

102 

4  16 

2  80 

12  53 

It  was  formerly  connected 


242  54 
289  53 
269  22 
233  74 
109  54 

124  96 


1874  William  Torrance  . 

75  William  E.  Smith. 

76  William  E.  Smith. 
William  E.  Smith. 
Hamilton  Leith.  . 
Hamilton  Leith.  .  . 
Hamilton  Leith . .  . 


SUTTON.— w. 


77 

78 

79 

80 


1  2 

97 

3  10 

3  05 

3  71 

50  96 

2 

114 

4  83 

3  29 

3  78 

51  23 

3 

92 

5  00 

3  50 

3  87 

28  55 

3 

85 

4  99 

3  39 

5  20 

27  44 

2 

75 

3  56 

2  45 

2  56 

22  97 

2 

51 

0  56 

2  00 

1  5 

56 

1  67 

.... 

3  00 

51  51 

T. 


THOMASBURG. 

A  village  in  the  township  of  Hungerford,  County  of  Hastings,  Ontario. 
1877  Joseph  Kilgour . 

78  Joseph  Kilgour . 

79  William  H.  Peake . 

80  William  H.  Peake . 


4 

180 

7  11 

3  05 

25  00 

4 

168 

8  00 

3  00 

25  00 

4 

200 

7  83 

3  00 

25  00 

4 

188 

7  82 

3  44 

25  10 

Formerly  Moira  Circuit. 

129  81 
157  92 
157  11 
157  34 


THORNBURY.— 


1874  Wm.  M.  Pattyson,  Thomas  Legate.. ..  j  7 

75  Thomas  Cleworth,  George  Brown  (B).  .  |  7 

76  Thomas  Cleworth,  Andrew  Stewart.. .  .  j  10 

77  John  Mahan . j  io 

78  John  Mahan,  George  Brown  (B) . !  10 

79  John  Mahan,  Walter  W.  Lloyd . [  10 

80  Daniel  F.  Gee,  William  Elliott . [  10 


312 

9 

50 

4 

25 

15 

00 

130 

83 

299 

9 

55 

5 

30 

15 

25 

100 

07 

313 

12 

79 

10 

00 

20 

00 

210 

00 

307 

12 

95 

6 

00 

20 

00 

152 

68 

357 

8 

72 

6 

50 

25 

52 

252 

07 

257 

12 

08 

4 

18 

45 

61 

285 

25 

357 

13 

05 

5 

00 

46 

00 

263 

24 

THURLOW.— w. 

1874  William  Ryan . 

75  William  Ryan . 

76  Samuel  Sing . 

77  Samuel  Sing . 

78  Samuel  Sing,  Henry  S.  Jenkinson. 

79  Joseph  Kilgour,  William  J.  Barkwell.. 

SO  Joseph  Kilgour,  James  Alex.  Wood. 


5 

190 

7  88 

3  49 

17  00 

6 

200 

9  00 

4  77 

20  00 

6 

202 

9  25 

4  50 

21  15 

6 

197 

8  74 

5  33 

24  02 

6 

194 

7  00 

5  12 

27  18 

7 

287 

10  91 

5  00 

28  64 

7 

220 

10  55 

4  00 

28  65 

154  02 
194  46 
182  50 
206  36 
236  14 
300  21 
176  19 


TIVERTON. 

A  village  in  the  township  of  Kincardine,  County  of  Bruce,  Ontario.  It  was  formerly  connected'  with 

Kincardine  Circuit. 


1874  Nathaniel  S.  Bunvash . 

75  Nathaniel  S.  Burwasli . 

4 

50 

2  00 

2  00 

6  15 

85  52 

76  Alexander  Thibadeau . 

4 

63 

2  05 

5  52 

6  35 

102  70 

77  Alexander  Thibadeau . 

4 

86 

2  25 

5  00 

6  80 

104  36 

78  Alexander  Thibadeau . 

3 

76 

1  75 

3  00 

4  50 

87  70 

79  Almon  P.  Lyons . 

3 

87 

1  00 

2  32 

7  25 

89  98 

80  David  D.  Rolston . 

4 

77 

1  30 

2  34 

7  45 

91  31 

Vroomanton  set  off. 


612 


CIRCUITS  AND  MISSIONS. 


j  TORONTO— METROPOLITAN.— w. 


Y  ear 


Names  of  Ministers. 


1874  John  Potts 


75 

76 

77 

78 

79 

80 


John  Potts . 

William  Briggs  . . 
William  Briggs  . . 
William  Briggs  . . 
John  Potts,  D.D. 
John  Potts,  D.D. 


II.  TORONTO- 


1874  Thomas  W.  J effery  . 

75  Thomas  W.  Jeffery  . 

76  George  Young . 

77  George  Young . 

78  George  Young,  D.D. 

79  Isaac  Tovell . 

80  Isaac  Tovell . 


Ap¬ 

point¬ 

ments. 

1 
1 
1 
1 
1 
1 
1 


RICHMOND  STREET. — W. 

1  I  324 

1  i  328 

1  ,  290 

1  317 

1  290 

1  280 

1  285 


Funds. 


No.  of 
Members. 

Conting. 

Educa. 

Sup.  M. 

Miss’y. 

481 

602 

621 

470 

501 

520 

500 

$251  53 
370  59 
184  42 
184  42 
184  42 
100  00 
100  00 

$109  83 
230  00 
236  51 
295  01 
120  73 
182  00 
147  25 

$333  55 
372  33 
430  00 
393  25 
543  81 
300  50 
403  15 

$2180  98 
2,634  53 
2,842  99 
2,639  05 
2,785  15 
2,8'»3  72 
3,070  28 

III.  TORONTO— ELM  STREET. 


1874  Samuel  J.  Hunter,  Isaac  Tovell . 

75  Samuel  J.  Hunter,  Isaac  Tovell . 

76  John  Potts,  Thomas  W.  Jeffery . 

77  John  Potts,  Thomas  W.  Jeffery  .  •  •  ■  ■  • 

78  John  Potts,  D.D  ,  Thomas  W .  Jeffery. 

79  Samuel  J.  Hunter . 

80  Samuel  J.  Hunter . 


2 

3 

3 

3 

2 

1 

1 


506 

569 

671 

720 

691 

567 

539 


54 

10 

23 

30 

106 

00 

56 

00 

80 

00 

100 

00 

57 

00 

70 

00 

115 

00 

57 

10 

89 

88 

116 

95 

50 

69 

60 

70 

85 

88 

40 

17 

52 

80 

91 

28 

30 

00 

24 

13 

94 

13 

T.— 

w. 

90 

40 

43 

66 

131 

95 

92 

30 

93 

63 

166 

45 

93 

31 

105 

00 

194 

00 

110 

93 

305 

79 

320 

55 

149 

06 

158 

00 

303 

40 

96 

73 

160 

00 

196 

69 

96 

82 

|  116 

16 

170 

10 

IV.  TORONTO— BERKELEY  STREET 


-w. 


1874  John  Shaw . 

75  John  Shaw . 

76  William  H.  Poole  .  v . 

77  William  H.  Poole . 

78  William  H.  Poole . 

_n  )  George  Young,  D.D., - 

7  9  \  William  S.  Blackstock,  . . 
80  William  S.  Blackstock - 


1 

161 

38 

60 

14 

05  i 

31 

00  ! 

1 

205 

34 

35 

38 

50  | 

34 

20 

1 

220 

34 

50 

35 

00  j 

37 

20  j 

1 

220 

43 

42 

20 

52  | 

38 

00  1 

1 

230 

27 

17 

20 

00 

40 

00 

1 

267 

26 

65 

20 

50  S 

41 

50  1 

!  i 

234 

37 

00 

. . .  ■ 

44 

00 

V. _ TORONTO. — QUEEN  STREET.— w 


1874  William  H.  Poole  ....  ■  •  , 

75  William  H.  Poole,  Edward  F.  Goff.. . . 

76  Samuel  J.  Hunter,  Isaac  Tovell  . . 

77  Samuel  J.  Hunter . 

78  Samuel  J.  Hunter . 

79  George  Cochran . 

80  George  Cochran . 


1  1 

424 

61  70 

30  00 

I  2 

610 

62  00 

57  34 

9 

680 

67  55 

50  00 

1  i 

567 

67  55 

50  00  j 

i  i 

480 

69  05 

51  00 

i 

483 

69  00 

30  00 

!  i 

421 

63  55 

25  50 

125  00 

125  00 

126  05 
126  05 
138  51 
138  51 
131  26 


YI.  TORONTO 


,— SHERBOURNE  STREET. 


1878  Thomas  W.  Jeffery . 

79  John  B.  Clarkson,  M.A. 

80  John  B.  Clarkson,  M.A. 


1  | 

Included 

with 

Elm  Street. 

1 

235 

\  57  63  j 

40 

00 

159  17  , 

1  1 

276 

1  57  92  1 

51 

00 

134  74  1 

VII.  TORONTO.—  SPADINA  AVENUE.- 


-N. 


1874  William  Smyth  . . . 

75  William  Smyth  . . . 

76  James  F.  Metcalfe. 


i  / 


78  Coverdale  Watson  . 

79  Coverdale  Watson  . 

80  Coverdale  Watson 


1 

Included  with  Temperance  Street 

1 

40 

No  returns. 

1  . 

40 

6  89 

3  90 

4  41 

1 

60 

13  00 

9  10 

10  00 

1 

116 

-  7  43 

7  44 

7  43 

1 

102 

4  45 

4  15 

7  40 

1 

100 

4  45 

4  15 

4  72 

868  43 
970  43 
807  02 
921  62 
858  47 
877  35 
648  39 


1,636  42 
1,675  66 
2,177  20 
2,161  96 
1,043  65 
1,050  CO 


287  06 
368  50 
386  69 
375  24 
237  16 

286  73 

230  16 


861  94 
717  31 
643  76 
760  58 
537  02 
550  94 
£80  06 


1,001  78 
1,042  00 


39  55 
126  60 
70  37 
93  83 
25  50 


VIII.  TORONTO.— DUNDAS  STREET. 


1877  Isaac  Tovell . 

78  Isaac  Tovell . 

79  William  L.  Rutledge, 

80  William  L.  Rutledge 


Included  with  Queen  Street. 


127 

8  21  1  5  55 

20  00 

149  55 

116 

3  00  5  56 

20  00 

186  82 

123 

3  00  |  5  56 

20  00 

200  50 

Sherbourne  Street  set  off. 


TORONTO  CONFERENCE. 


613 


TORONTO.— DON  MOUNT. 


See  Leslieville.  Canada  Wesleyan  Conference. 


Year 

Names  of  Ministers. 

Ap¬ 

point¬ 

ments. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Funds. 

Conting. 

Educa. 

Sup 

M. 

Miss’y- 

1874  John  Carroll,  D.D . 

2 

30 

$5  43 

$2  25 

$5 

00 

$73  47 

75 

John  Carroll,  D.D . 

2 

38 

9  44 

4  68 

5 

00 

74  12 

76  Charles  Langford  . 

2 

45 

9  61 

3  95 

8 

10 

69  15 

77 

Charles  Langford  . , . 

2 

70 

10  00 

4  07 

5 

05 

65  43 

78 

John  McCarroll . 

2 

75 

5  25 

'  4  23 

5 

69 

67  52 

79  Joseph  E.  Sanderson,  M.A . 

2 

75 

9  19 

5  94 

6 

34 

78  27 

80 

Thomas  W.  Campbell,  B.  D . 

2 

46 

.... 

•  • 

14  50 

TORONTO. 

Summary  of  Membership  Statistics,  showing  the  Increase  by  Decades. 


Churches. 

1818 

1828 

1838 

1848 

1858 

1S68 

1st  G.  C. 
1874 

2nd  G.  C. 
1878 

1880 

Methodist  Episcopal . : 

6 

176 

.... 

.... 

.... 

W  esleyan . 

262 

New  Connexion  . . 

83 

64 

64 

88 

1S9 

364 

313 

West  Circuit . 

411 

854 

651 

Third  Circuit . 

399 

Yorkville . 

166 

Metropolitan . 

481 

501 

500 

Richmond  Street . 

324 

290 

285 

Elm  Street . 

506 

691 

539 

Berkeley  Street . 

161 

230 

234 

Queen  Street . 

424 

480 

421 

Slierbourne  Street . 

276 

Spadina  Avenue . 

lie 

100 

Bun  das  Street . 

127 

123 

Bon  Mount . 

30 

75 

46 

Yorkville — Bloor  Street . 

215 

210 

280 

Yorkville — Yonge  Street  .... 

.... 

70 

123 

Davenport  and  Seaton . 

.... 

63 

100 

115 

Parkdale  . . 

.... 

71 

Total . 

6 

176 

262 

683 

1,292 

1,593 

2,292 

2,890 

3,113 

TRENTON.— w. 


1874  J.  E.  Howell,  M.A.,  j  ““t"  j 

75  J.  E.  Howell,  M.A.,  Wm.  H.  Emsley.. 

76  Jacob  E.  Howell,  M.A . 

77  Peter  Addison . 

78  Peter  Addison . 

79  Peter  Addison . 

80  Edwin  Clement . 


6 

297 

11 

17 

4 

09 

42 

25 

353 

37 

5 

334 

16 

50 

12 

20 

43 

72 

363 

05 

5 

372 

17 

22 

21 

33 

55 

00 

388 

11 

2 

222 

12 

30 

42 

11 

40 

00 

303 

57 

2 

208 

6 

35 

35 

00 

319 

25 

2 

201 

6 

75 

19 

27 

29 

41 

330 

95 

2 

196 

6 

05 

27 

41 

31 

75 

331 

28 

TWEED.— w. 

1874  Archelaus  Doxsee.  . : . 

4 

200 

7 

02 

3 

50 

20 

00 

143 

48 

75  Archelaus  Doxsee . 

4 

210 

8 

00 

10 

00 

20 

00 

135 

37 

76  William  Scales . 

4 

225 

8 

50 

6 

00 

14 

00 

136 

70 

77  William  Scales  . 

4 

161 

5 

99' 

4 

06 

23 

00 

109 

39 

78  Robert  Walker . ; . 

4 

209 

6 

27 

4 

20 

24 

00 

92 

10 

79  Robert  Walker . 

4 

260 

6 

50 

4 

30 

26 

00 

175 

76 

80  Robert  Walker . 

4 

260 

6 

50 

4 

50 

27 

00 

174 

87 

*  Wooler  set  off. 


614 


CIRCUITS  AND  MISSIONS. 


u. 


UFFINGTON. 

A  village  in  the  township  of  Draper,  District  of  Muskoka,  Ontario.  Distant  from  Gravenhurst 
6  12  miles. 


— 

Ap- 

No.  of 

Funds. 

Year 

Names  of  Ministers. 

point- 

ments. 

Members. 

Con  ting. 

Educa. 

Sup.  M. 

Miss’y. 

1875 

5 

30 

$1  09 

$1  50 

$30  60 

7 

52 

$1  21 

to  >  Included  in  Morrison  Mission. 

78  ) 

*70  Ttinmno  S  MrKpfi  . 

3  33 

47  30 

80  George  Wesley  Marvin . 

7 

72 

i  ii 

.... 

UTTERSON. 

A  village  in  the  township  of  Stephenson,  District  of  Muskoka,  Ontario.  Distant  from  Washago 

38  miles. 


5 

25 

,  , 

50 

14  32 

14  46 

7 

33 

2 

50 

i 

66 

i 

|  Included  in  Huntsville  Mission,  j 

7 

.. 

48 

2 

60 

.. 

2 

04 

*  * 

2 

12 

41  50 

7 

70 

4 

30 

i 

00 

3 

10 

44  89 

5 

65 

2 

83 

i 

00 

2 

00 

35  35 

U7 

CBRID 

3 

3E. — w. 
124 

12 

37 

5 

00 

18 

27 

160  85 

3 

205 

12 

58 

13 

00 

17 

00 

156  54 

3 

172 

14 

50 

6 

75 

17 

50 

151  00 

2 

200 

15 

00 

7 

50 

2S 

00 

184  25 

2 

210 

15 

50 

18 

50 

19 

50 

|  218  02 

3 

220 

15  00 

11 

50 

25 

00 

261  60 

80  John  B.  Armstrong . 

3 

230 

15 

00 

11 

00 

26 

00 

1  242  00 

V. 


VENNACHER. 

A  small  village  in  the  township  of  Abinger,  County  of  Addington,  Ontario. 


See  Denbigh  and 


1877  Peter  W.  Davies. 

78  Peter  W.  Davies. 

79  . 


1874  George  M.  Brown 

75  George  M.  Brown 

76  James  McFarlane. 

77  James  McFarlane. 

78  James  McFarlane. 

79  Charles  V.  Lake.. 

80  Charles  V.  Lake.. 


-7 

’  46 

2  42 

145 

090 

7 

45 

1  25 

1  00 

1  10 

'ESI'RA 

5 

.. — w. 

138 

8  92 

5  49 

16  30 

6 

184 

12  45 

14  71 

17  50 

6 

186 

13  00 

7  77 

15  46 

5 

178 

13  10 

6  86 

10  15 

6 

182 

13  51 

8  09 

23  11 

5 

184 

11  36 

5  00 

17  00 

1  7 

186 

7  00 

3  65 

20  00 

44  50 
27  02 


186  06 
219  64 
183  28 
94  51 
118 
148 
183 


58 

65 

77 


VICTORIA  ROAD. 

The  name  of  a  P.  0.  and  R.  R.  Station  in  the  township  of  Eldon,  County  of  Victoria,  Ontario. 


1875  Joseph  Andrew,  Thomas  Lawson . 

.  .  .  . 

76  Thomas  Fox . 

11 

177 

4  50 

2  00 

2  50 

81  61 

77  Thomas  Fox . 

*11 

162 

6  26 

3  12 

9  50 

92  69 

78  Henry  Wilkinson . 

5 

64 

3  82 

2  26 

4  26 

43  44 

79  Henry  Wilkinson . 

6 

66 

3  86 

2  50 

4  00 

41  84 

80  Henry  Wilkinson . 

7 

73 

2  00 

.... 

2  68 

50  15 

Dalrymple  set  off. 


TORONTO  CONFERENCE. 


615 


VROOMANTON. 


A  village  in  the  township  of  Brock,  County  of  Ontario.  It  was  formerly  part  of  Sunderland  Circuit. 


Year 

Names  of  Ministers. 

Ap¬ 

point¬ 

ments. 

No.  of 

Funds. 

Members. 

Conting. 

Educa. 

Sup.  M. 

Miss’y. 

1878  Edward  Hill . 

79  John  A.  Dowler . 

3 

135 

107 

$3  65 

3  99 

$3  23 

1  22 

$6  50 

6  68 

$84  28 
100  42 

80  John  A.  Dowler . 

5 

w. 


WALKERTON.— w.  &  n. 


1874  Phineas  D.  Will . 

75  William  Tindall,  George  Walker . 

76  Wm.  Tindall,  Albert  W.  Hastings. . . . 

77  Wm.  Tindall,  William  T.  Hicks . 

78  John  Bredin . 

79  EdmundS.  Rupert,  M.A . 

80  Edmund  S.  Rupert,  M.A  . 


3 

87 

8  25 

3  00 

9  40 

3 

95 

9  00 

4  62 

10  25 

*  5 

244 

18  65 

7  00 

13  55 

5 

241 

13  85 

8  83 

15  20 

+  5 

260 

14  00 

8 '68 

30  00 

1 

132 

7  50 

5  25 

40  00 

1 

132 

8  84 

5  91 

35  00 

92  02 
78  53 
176  69 
215  23 
298  29 
91  78 
103  23 


WALTER’S  FALLS.— w. 


874  William  Tucker . 

8 

143 

5 

75 

3  85 

9 

25 

75  Andrew  Clarke . 

9 

136 

6 

20 

6  70 

9 

15 

76  Andrew  Clarke . 

:  6 

90 

7 

32 

3  32 

4 

50 

77  Andrew  Clarke . 

4 

103 

5 

00 

3  00 

5 

00 

78  Charles  E.  Perry . 

7 

136 

5 

63 

8  65 

7 

20 

79  Charles  E.  Perry . 

6 

142 

5 

85 

8  75 

7 

75 

80  David  Perrv . 

6 

157 

5 

96 

9  20 

8 

85 

141  95 
82  86 
109  34 
77  47 
124  28 
83  31 
71  67 


WARSAW.— w, 


1874  William  C.  Washington,  M.A 

75  William  C.  Washington,  M.A 

76  William  C.  Washington,  M.A 

77  William  Buchanan . 

78  William  Buchanan . 

79  Charles  W.  Watch . 

80  Charles  W.  Watch . 


3 

3 

3 

3 

3 

5 

5 


75 

68 

72 

67 

72 

73 
69 


4  20 
4  50 
4  53 
4  00 
3  50 

3  75 

4  28 


4  15 
4  00 
2  50 

2  64 

3  96 
3  05 
2  80 


13  00 
13  12 
27  00 
15  76 
4  80 

4  31 

5  73 


74  78 
94  38 
76  83 
87  79 
68  33 
61  69 
82  33 


WELLINGTON.— w. 


1-874  Garrett  J.  Dingman . 

75  Charles  A.  Hanson,  Austin  Potter 

76  Charles  A.  Hanson . 

77  Charles  A.  Hanson . 

78  Andrew  Cunningham . 

79  Andrew  Cunningham . 

80  William  Burns . 


5 

250 

4 

45 

4 

00 

13 

53 

301 

25 

4 

230 

5 

35 

13 

00 

22 

82 

259 

44 

5 

253 

15 

00 

13 

62 

24 

85 

348 

25 

6 

248 

15 

00 

14 

00 

25 

00 

234 

57 

§  3 

160 

14 

oc 

10 

84 

25 

30 

228 

00 

2 

170 

8 

92 

8 

65 

29 

20 

195 

43 

2 

180 

8 

12 

14 

23 

24 

35 

205 

90 

WEST  ESSA. 

A  village  in  the  township  of  Essa,  County  of  Simcoe,  Ontario.  It  was  formerly  connected  with 

Alliston  Circuit. 

1S79  James  W.  Stewart . i  j  -  j  ....  I  ....  ,  ....  *  .... 

80  James  W.  Stewart . I  4  I  107  1  4  07  1  1  65  12  50  '  156  08 


WESTON.— w. 


1874  Joseph  H.  Locke  . 

5 

180 

24  56 

10  35 

62  60 

420  78 

75  George  Browne,  Robert  N.  Burns . 

5 

230 

25  00 

23  08 

70  30 

531  38 

76  George  Browne,  George  W.  Hewitt, B.  A. 

5 

230 

25  25 

17  00 

74  50 

558  85 

77  George  Browne,  Henry  Thomas . 

4 

240 

25  40 

16  00 

60  00 

454  86 

78  Thomas  A.  Ferguson,  Thomas  Dunlop. 

4 

300 

27  50 

15  00 

67  25 

469  94 

79  Thomas  A.  Ferguson,  Thomas  Dunlop. 

4 

247 

23  08 

9  70 

67  05 

384  95 

80  Joseph  W.  McCallum,  William  Hootan 

4 

254 

20  00 

8  13 

44  00 

325  00 

*  Mildmay  with  38  members  annexed  from  Teeswater  Circuit.  +  Mildmay  set  off. 

J  Woodford  set  off.  §  Melville  set  off. 


616 


CIRCUITS  AND  MISSIONS. 


Year 


Names  of  Ministers. 


1S74  John  S.  Clarke,  Thomas  J.  Reid 


75  John  S.  Clarke  . . 

76  John  S.  Clarke  . . 

77  William  H.  Laird 

78  William  H.  Laird 

79  John  Shaw . 

80  John  Shaw . 


WHITBY.— w. 


Ap¬ 

point¬ 

ments. 

No.  of  1 
Members. 

Con  ting,  j 

5 

263 

$40  46  1 

6 

369 

40  44 

3 

240 

24  25 

3 

245 

20  47 

3 

227 

20  50  ! 

3 

228 

15  05 

2 

190 

16  10 

Funds. 


Educa. 

Sup. 

M. 

Mis 

s’y- 

$12 

37 

$85 

00 

$585 

19 

25 

42 

102 

60 

640 

90 

21 

85 

70 

00 

279 

95 

21 

50 

40 

00 

284 

18 

14 

63 

34 

76 

272 

70 

18 

23 

34 

63 

282 

21 

11 

59 

35 

10 

209 

54 

1874  Alexander  Tliibaudeau 

75  Alexander  Tliibaudeau 

76  Thomas  M.  Jefferis - 

77  James  Baskerville 

78  William  Hall . 

79  William  Hall . 

80  William  Hall . 


WIARTON.— w. 


5 

47 

1  00 

1  00  |  1  25 

4 

63 

1  00 

2  00 

4 

65 

1  25 

1  88  2  00 

6 

110 

2  00 

2  06  4  00 

6 

123 

3  00 

2  00  2  50 

5 

84 

2  00 

2  00  3  66  1 

5 

92 

2  00 

2  00  1  4  00 

54  17 

55  85 
53  19 
61  43 
63  68 
66  02 
77  26 


WILLI AMSFORD  STATION. 

A  village  and  R.  R.  Station  on  the  Toronto,  Grey  &  Bruce  R.  R.,  in  the  township  of  Holland,  County 

of  Grey,  Ontario. 


1879  William  T.  Hicks 
80  William  T.  Hicks 


115 


4  10  3  05  1  7  00  97  03 


WOODFORD. 

A  village  in  the  township  of  Sydenham,  County  of  Grey,  Ontario.  Distant  from  Meaford,  9  miles. 

Part  of  Walter’s  Falls  Mission. 


1875  Isaac  Baker . 

76  Isaac  Baker . 

77  Isaac  Baker . 

78  William  B.  Danard, 

79  William  B.  Danard 

80  William  B.  Danard 


3 

85 

1  59 

1  50  1  3  20  j 

3 

70 

1  60 

1  55  2  78  1 

3 

76 

1  65 

1  60  |  3  50 

4 

82 

3  00 

4  00  5  5  00  ; 

4 

82 

2  41 

3  45  1  4  03 

56  33 
52  38 
23  00 
35  44 
40  27 


WOODYILLE. — w. 


1874  Robert  McCulloch,  John  Henderson. .  . 

75  Albert  C.  Wilson . 

76  Albert  C.  Wilson . 

77  Albert  C.  Wilson,  Henry  Sherin . 

78  John  A.  Jewell,  B.A . 

79  John  A.  Jewell,  B.A . 

80  John  A.  Jewell,  B.A . 


14 

148 

8 

00 

4 

00 

10 

00 

346 

24 

*13 

152 

8 

25 

4 

50 

15 

00 

221 

74 

6 

75 

7 

03 

2 

75 

10 

00 

101 

44 

6 

115 

7 

25 

3 

80 

16 

00 

87 

30 

8 

170 

6 

07 

6 

40 

14 

70 

103 

48 

6 

108 

3 

07 

2 

10 

3 

00 

23 

99 

6 

114 

3 

15 

3 

18 

10 

20 

38 

73 

WOOLER. 

A  village  in  the  township  of  Murray,  County  of  Northumberland. 

1877  Isaac  N.  Robinson . 

78  Isaac  N.  Robinson . 

79  Peter  W  Davies . 

80  JolinH.  Ruttan . 


Part  of  Trenton  Circuit. 


2 

142 

5  00 

2  00 

7  60 

4 

123 

3  87 

1  54 

10  00 

3 

88 

2  28 

0  97 

2  71 

76  18 
63  82 
80  91 


Y. 


YONGE  STREET,  CENTRE.— w. 


1874  Thomas  S.  Keough . 

3 

157 

9  86 

5  5S 

14  00 

301  40 

75  Thomas  S.  Keough . 

3 

1S4 

8  50 

12  78 

20  00 

296  37 

76  Michael  Fawcett . 

3 

170 

8  50 

6  74 

20  00 

281  43 

77  Michael  Fawcett . . 

3 

170 

10  00 

6  00 

35  00 

251  37 

78  Michael  Fawcett . 

3 

160 

9  90 

5  31 

30  00 

282  68 

79  William  Hicks . 

3 

160 

10  00 

5  00 

30  00 

274  98 

80  William  Hicks . 

3 

162 

7  29 

5  21 

14  11 

255  67 

Victoria  Road  set  off. 


TORONTO  CONFERENCE. 


617 


YONGE  STREET  NORTH.— w. 


Year 


Names  of  Ministers. 


1874  John  Hunt.  Edward  F.  Goff . 

75  J.  Herbert  Starr,  Brabazon  B.  Dundas 

76  J.  Herbert  Starr,  Alfred  Brown . 

77  Joseph  W.  McCallum,  Wm.  J.  Howson 

78  Joseph  W.  McCallum,  Wm.  J.  Howson 

79  Joseph  W.  McCallum,  Jno.  Pickering. 

80  Peter  Addison,  John  Pickering . 


Ap¬ 

point¬ 

ments. 


4 

6 

5 
5 
5 
5 
4 


No.  of 
Members 


328 

311 

346 

375 

352 

353 
363 


Conting. 


Funds. 
Educa. 


1874  John  Learoyd,  Austin  Potter . 

75  John  Hunt,  Charles  Smith . 

76  John  Hunt,  Charles  Smith . 

77  John  Hunt,  John  F.  Ockley . 

78  William  Burns,  Thomas  Manning,  B.Al 

79  William  Burns,  Thomas  Manning,  B.A 

80  James  Thom,  B.A.,  Jabez  Wass . |  6 


YONGE  STREET  SOUTH. 

260 
263 
271 
268 
266 
266 
260 


$16  59 
15  50 
20  00 
20  00 

26  23 

27  00 
20  21 


-w. 

30  25 
32  24 
32  25 
32  30 
32  10 
28  84 
28  00 


$7  25 
22  00 
26  45 
26  50 

24  59 

25  40 
15  53 


14  00 
26  70 
26  75 
21  96 
19  00 
16  10 
12  50 


Sup.  M. 

$49  75 
82  00 
120  00 
120  50 
123  00 
90  00 
81  40 


132  00 
151  30 
140  16 
135  20 
127  55 
115  00 
102  00 


Miss’y. 


$554  24 
646  92 
765  69 
735  15 
642  60 
580  26 
440  00 


768  69 
832  34 
851 
840 
826  14 
820  54 
700  00 


64 

13 


YORKVILLE 

1874  Nieh.  R.  Willoughby,  C.  Watson.  M.A 

75  David  C.  McDowell . 

76  Jonathan  E.  Betts . 

77  Jonathan  E.  Betts . 

78  William  J.  Hunter,  D.D . 

79  William  J.  Hunter,  D.  D . 

80  William  J.  Hunter,  D.D . 


-BLOOR  STREET.—  w. 


1876  William  L.  Rutledge . 

77  William  L.  Rutledge . 

78  William  L.  Rutledge . 

79  Francis  H.  Wallace,  B.D. 

80  Francis  H.  AY allace,  B.D. 


2 

215 

49 

58 

30 

61 

332 

94 

2,000 

00 

2 

280 

60 

33 

80 

31 

336 

06 

2,118 

84 

*  2 

285 

52 

46 

106 

39 

396 

03 

2,386 

93 

i 

210 

33 

98 

89 

93 

63 

50 

826 

58 

i 

210 

34 

00 

56 

55 

72 

76 

829 

40 

i 

245 

45 

69 

72 

16 

97 

19 

967 

01 

i 

280 

50 

00 

74 

28 

118 

00 

1,028 

46 

jLE — Y 

ONGE  STREET. 

67 

12 

82 

62 

00 

269 

85 

1,722 

41 

1 

70 

14 

56 

61 

00 

263 

56 

1,764 

46 

1 

105 

15 

89 

61 

50 

264 

00 

1,825 

32 

1 

123 

16 

99 

69 

17 

260 

55 

1,044 

36 

*  Yonge  Street  set  off. 


THE 


MISSIONARY  DISTRICTS 

OF  THE 

TORONTO  COdSrEEREJSTCE, 

From  1874  to  1880. 

I.— THE  ALGOMA  DISTRICT. 

This  District  extends  along  the  North  Shore  of  Lake  Superior  and  Lake  Huron, 
and  includes  the  Great  Manitoulin  Island. 


Year! 


BATCH EWANA,  MICHIPICOTON  and  PIC.- 


Names  of  Missionaries. 


-w. 


1874  Supplied  by  Native  Assistants . 

75  Erastus  S.  Curry,  {Thomas  Wahboose). 

76  ( Thomas  Wahboose,  Thomas  Sky)  .... 

77  Native  Assistants . 


BRUCE  MINES.— w. 


1874  George  H.  Kenney. 

75  George  H.  Kenney 

76  George  H.  Kenney  . 

77  George  H.  Kenney  . 

78  John  Semmens  . . . 

79  John  Hodgson . 

80  John  Hodgson 


GARDEN  RIYER,—' w. 

1874  Thomas  Williams  ( Thomas  Wahboose,  Native  Assistant.)  . 


75  Thomas  Williams  (Thomas  Sky,  Native  Assistant) 

76  Thomas  Williams 

77  Thomas  Williams 

78  Joseph  R.  Gibson 

79  Joseph  R.  Gihson 

80  Joseph  R.  Gibson 


No.  of 
Members. 

Contrib.  to  Grants  from 
Mission  Mission 

Fund.  Fund. 

29 

$275 

00 

No  returns 

(  •• 

250 

00 

in 

443 

95 

Minutes. 

l  ■■ 

307 

45 

46 

$SS 

37 

450 

00 

37 

60 

04 

300 

00 

41 

63 

46 

332 

50 

40 

44 

45 

470 

00 

46 

71 

21 

475 

00 

80 

98 

53 

481 

00 

54 

108 

04 

21 

1 1,078 

24 

12 

53 

55 

769 

00 

15 

64 

94 

837 

50 

14 

62 

75 

i  884 

00 

7 

59 

77 

500 

00 

80 

60 

00 

440 

00 

77 

44 

60 

1 

.  .  . 

GORE  BAY. 

This  Mission  is  on  the  Great  Manitoulin  Island,  Lake  Huron,  Ontario. 

“Little  Current”  Mission. 

1879  Richard  G.  James . i  44 

80  Almon  P.  Lyons .  60 


It  was  formerly  known  as 

60  93  I  395  00 
I  56  23  1 


KORAH. 

A  township  in  the  central  part  of  Algoma  District,  Lake  Superior.  The  Mission  extends  to  Bar 
River,  31  miles  east,  and  to  Goulais  Bay,  30  miles  west. 

1876  Visited  by  the  Garden  River  Missionary  .... 

77  James  H.  Campbell . 

78  Supplied  by  the  Sault  Ste  Marie  Missionary, 

79  United  with  Garden  River . 


TORONTO  CONFERENCE. 


619 


LITTLE  CURRENT. 

This  mission  is  on  the  Great  Manitoulin  Island,  in  the  north  of  Lake  Huron,  Ontario. 


Year 

Names  of  Missionaries. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Contrib.  to 
Mission 
Fund. 

Grantsfrom 

Mission 

Fund. 

1874  William  Sutton . 

25 

$48 

15 

$370  00 

75 

William  Sutton . 

30 

12 

50 

400  00 

76 

Thomas  Haddon . 

18 

25 

20 

516  50 

77 

Richard  G.  Jamas . 

18 

7 

54 

448  00 

78 

Richard  G.  James . 

35 

47 

01 

400  00 

44 

60 

93 

1875 

MANITOWANING. 

A  village  on  Manitoulin  Island,  Lake 
William  Hall . 

Huron. 

500  00 

76 

William  Hall . 

32 

39 

98 

380  00 

77 

William  Hall . . . 

37 

42 

80 

470  00 

78 

James  Baskerville,  William  H.  Hooton . 

50 

59 

05 

500  00 

79 

150 

100 

00 

584  00 

80 

Rio, hard  G.  James . 

151 

100 

00 

PRINCE  ARTHUR’S  LANDING 

1874-  W i  11 1  a  in  H a  1  stead . 

— w. 

19 

600  00 

75 

76 

24 

25 

00 

515  00 

31 

50 

00 

583  00 

77 

741 

30 

44 

35 

570  00 

William  Hiehs . 

27 

30 

00 

500  00 

79  John  W.  Cathcart . 

54 

46 

22 

531  00 

80  John  W.  Cathcart . 

25 

37 

00 

. 

SANDFIELD. 

A  township  in  the  Great.  Manitoulin  Island,  Algoma  District,  Lake  Huron,  Ontario.  It  was  formerly 

connected  with  Manitowaning. 

18S0  Solomon  C.  Edwards,  B.D . I  ....  |  ••••  j 


SAULT  STE  MARIE.— w. 


1874  Thomas  Cle worth . 

75  Phineas  D.  Will . 

76  Phineas  D.  Will . 

77  Alexander R.  Campbell. 

78  Alexander  R.  Campbell . 

79  Alexander  R.  Campbell. 

80  James  Anderson . 


39 

66  47 

40 

65  10 

46 

45  55 

95 

57  70 

50 

52  81 

47 

67  50 

50 

47  39 

500  00 
461  00 
427  50 
654  00 
570  00 
550  00 


SHEGWAONDAH. 

A  township  in  the  Great  Manitoulin  Island,  Algoma  District,  Lake  Huron,  Ontario.  It  was  formerly 

part  of  Little  Current  Mission. 


1880  John  Morgan. 


SILVER  ISLET. 

An  Island  in  Lake  Superior. 

1874  Joseph  Galloway . 

75  Robert  Johnston .  . .  . . 

76  Robert  Johnston . 

77  In  charge  of  the  Missionary  of  Prince  Arthur’s  Landing - 

ST.  JOSEPH’S  ISLAND. 

A  large  Island  situate  on  Lake  Huron,  near  its  junction  with  Lake  Superior 


9 

. 

13 

50  50 

19 

89  85 

10 

31  85 

330  00 
365  30 
427  50 


78 

79 


r  . 

.... 

V Visited  from  Bruce  Mines.  4 

’ 

50  00 

_ 

150  00 

Thomas  S.  McKee . 

32  1  4  15 

THESSALON. 

A  Post  Office  and  River  in  the  District  of  Algoma,  Ontario. 
1880  James  McAlister . |  ■••• 


620 


MISSIONARY  DISTRICTS. 


STATISTICS  OF  THE  ALGOMA  DISTRICT. 


Y  EAR. 

Members. 

Contributed  to 
Mission  Fund. 

Grant  from 
Mission  Fund. 

1  Q74.  . 

179 

$202  99 

*$4,619  50 

4,315  13 

4,334  47 

3,969  98 

3,429  45 

3,375  95 

. 

156 

216  19 

1Q7fi  . 

202 

339  63 

1  «77  . 

244 

349  44 

i  ova  . 

270 

351  70 

1879  . 

1880  . 

455 

449 

433  18 

397  41 

*  Note.— These  figures  include  the  grants  to  native  assistants,  removal,  and  other  expenses.  At 
the  conference  of  1880,  this  District  was  put  off  from  the  Mission  Districts  and  placed  in  connect 
with  the  regular  work. 


II.— THE  BRITISH  COLUMBIA  DISTRICT. 


BURRARD  INLET. 

The  name  of  a  deep  Bay  about  12  miles  north  of  the  Eraser  River. 

erected  at  this  place. 


Year 


1874 

75 

76 

77 

78 

79 

80 


1874 

75 

76 

77 

78 

79 

80 


James  Turner. 
Thomas  Derrick.. 
Thomas  Derrick.. 
Thomas  Derrick.. 
Cornelius  Bryant 
Cornelius  Bryant 
Cornelius  Bryant 


Extensive  lumber  mills  are 


Grants  for 
Native  Assist- 


Christopher  L.  Thompson . 
Christopher  L.  Thompson . 
Christopher  L.  Thompson . 
William  V.  Sexsmith 
William  V.  Sexsmith 
William  Y.  Sexsmith 
James  Turner . 


No.  of 
Members. 

Contrib.  to 
Mission 
Fund. 

Grants  from 
Mission 
Fund.  £ 

12 

$65  75 

18 

70  75 

19 

50  00 

24 

53  00 

$493  50 

23 

65  25 

450  00 

13 

101  35 

IBOO. — w. 

. 

9 

975  00  1 

9 

700  00 

6 

570  00 

6 

400  00 

8 

350  00 

8 

16  00 

500  00 

10 

1  . 

$200  00 


FORT  SIMPSON. 

This  is  an  old  Indian  Trading  Post  on  the  main  land  in  British  Columbia,  far  north,  near  the  boundary 
between  the  British  possessions  and  Alaska.  The  inhabitants  are  Indians. 

1874  Thomas  Crosby . 


75 

76 

77 

78 

79 

80 


1876 

77 

78 
78 
80 


Thomas  Crosby  . 
Thomas  Crosby  . 
Thomas  Crosby . 
Thomas  Crosby  . 
Thomas  Crosby  . 
Thomas  Crosby  . 


INDIAN 


Charles  M.  Tate  . . 
Charles  M  Tate  . 
Charles  M.  Tate  . 
Charles  M.  Tate  . 
See  Skeena  River. 


35 

.... 

1,200  00 

538  19 

112 

22  50 

1,200  00 

643  67 

123 

22  00 

1,140  00 

1,406  85 

164 

30  00 

1,100  00 

1,100  75 

292 

31  00 

1,200  00 

816  40 

258 

307 

46  00 

53  00 

1,200  00 

996  50 

N  TRIBES. 

1  .... 

522  50 

500  00 

500  00 

126 

1  .... 

550  00 

122 

1  17  00 

_  .... 

TORONTO  CONFERENCE, 


621 


MAPLE  BAY. 


A  mission  situate  on  the  east  coast  of  Vancouver  Island,  about  20  miles  north  of  Victoria. 


Year 


Names  of  Missionaries. 


No.  of 
Members. 


Contrib.  to 
Mission. 

F  und. 


Grants  from 
Mission 
Fund. 


1874  William  V.  Sexsmith. .  .  . 

75  William  V.  Sexsmith  . . . 

76  William  V.  Sexsmith  . . . 

77  John  J.  Martin . 

78  John  J.  Martin . 

79  . . . 

80  William  V.  Sexsmith.  . . . 


15 

17 

17 

22 

21 

17 


$10  00 
12  00 


$425  00 
350  00 
261  25 
252  00 
225  00 


Grants  for 
Native  Assist¬ 
ants,  Schools, &c 


MAPLE  RIDGE. 


A  village  on  the  west  coast  of  British  Columbia. 

1876  John  J.  Martin . 

77  Christopher  L.  Thompson . 

78  Thomas  H.  Gilbert  . 

79  Thomas  H.  Gilbert  . 

80  . . 


It  was  formerly  part  of  New  Westminster  Circuit. 

10  _  200  00  '  . 

18  !  ....22500  . 

24  '  13  00  ,  225  00  . 

24  I  6  00  ....  1  . 


622 


MISSIONARY  DISTRICTS. 


NAAS. 

An  old  Indian  Trading  Post  on  the  Naas  River,  in  the  most  northerly  part  of  British  Columbia.  The 

Mission  includes  a  portion  of  Alaska  1  erritory. 


Year 

Names  of  Missionaries. 

No.  of 
Members 

Contrib.  to 
Mission 
Fund. 

Grants  from 
Mission 
Fund. 

Grants  for 
Native  Assist¬ 
ants,  Schools  &c 

1877 

78 

79 

80 

Alfred  Eli  Green . 

Alfred  Eli  Green . 

Alfred  Eli  Green . 

Alfred  Eli  Green . 

ioo 

116 

132 

$1500 

31  50 

$373  50 
685  00 
825  00 

$215  50 

800  00 

NANAIMO.— w. 


1874  Joseph  Hall . 

75  Cornelius  Bryant . 

76  Cornelius  Bryant . 

77  Cornelius  Bryant . 

78  Joseph  Hall . 

79  Joseph  Hall . 

80  Joseph  Hall,  Thomas  H.  Gilbert. 


NEW 


1874  Amos  E.  Russ,  M.A. 

75  William  Pollard . 

76  William  Pollard . 

77  William  Pollard . 

78  Thomas  Derrick . 

79  Thomas  Derrick . 

80  Ebenezer  Robson. . . . 


58 

155  00 

284  00 

842  00 

47 

139  50 

400  00 

804  00 

64 

77  95 

332  50 

737  50 

60 

78  00 

310  00 

375  00 

58 

105  30 

445  75 

395  50 

50 

81 

''MINSTER. 

132  15 

86  12 

— w. 

350  00 

300  00 

64 

163  00 

1,040  00 

58 

56  10 

1,000  00 

54 

159  00 

855  00 

51 

167  50 

752  00 

48 

180  00 

105  00 

49 

40 

150  50 
102  00 

200  00 

500  00 

NICHOLA  VALLEY  and  KAMLOOPS. 


This  valley  runs  south  from  the  Eraser  River,  B.C.  The  Mission  bearing  this  name  is  extensive, 
necessitating  travel  to  the  extent  of  500  miles  per  month. 


1875  James  Turner 

76  James  Turner 

77  James  Turner 

78  James  Turner 

79  James  Turner 

80  . 


13 

19 

17 

19 

20 


....  400  00 

285  00 

....  200  00 

....  200  00 

70  00  200  00 

80  00  . 


1874  William  V.  Sexsmith  . 
75  United  with  Maple  Bay 


SALT  SPRINGS. 


I  15 

....  |  425  00 

17 

.  . 

1880  Charles  M.  Tate 


SKEENA  RIVER. 

. i  122  i  17  00 


SUMAS  and  CHILLIWHACK. — w. 


1874  Cornelius  Bryant,  Charles  M. 

75  Joseph  Hall . 

76  Joseph  Hall . 

77  Joseph  Hall . 

78  Christopher  L.  Thompson . . . 

79  Christopher  L.  Thompson  . . . 

80  Christopher  L.  Thompson  . .  . 


Tate. 


114 

157  10 

600  00 

121 

171  87 

600  00 

153 

94  40 

570  00 

226 

30  00 

470  00 

221 

149  80 

494  62 

96 

178  00 

350  00 

99 

172  95 

500  00 
500  00 


VICTORIA.— w. 


1874  William  Pollard,  Thomas  Derrick 

75  Amos  E.  Russ,  M.A . 

76  Amos  E.  Russ,  M.A . 

77  Amos  E.  Russ,  M.A . 

78  Robert  Hall  Smith . 

79  Robert  Hall  Smith . 

80  Robert  Hall  Smith . 


175 

389 

30 

190 

400 

00 

221 

573 

00 

195 

654 

10 

203 

1,007 

95 

206 

577 

80 

210 

319 

65 

448  75 
100  00 


METHODIST  CHURCH,  VICTORIA,  V.  I. 


624 


MISSIONARY  DISTRICTS. 


VICTORIA— CHINESE  MISSION. 


Year 

Names  of  Missionaries 

No.  of 
Members. 

Contrib.  to 
Mission 
Fnud. 

Grants  from 
Mission 
Fund. 

Grants  for 
Native  Assist¬ 
ants,  Schools, &c 

$711  00 

lo/4 

014  UU 

/  £> 

/  o 

$575  00 
400  00 

OUU  UU 

i  l 

.  .  .  * 

$6i'l5 

4/4  /I 

to 

79 

SO 

William  Pnllnrrl  . 

75 

4U5  0/ 

71 

60  00 

WELLINGTON  MINES. 

1876  Alfred  E.  Green . I  A  I  411  00 

77  United  with  Nanaimo .  "  80'00  . 

78  United  with  Nanaimo . I  6  ' 


STATISTICS  OF  BRITISH  COLUMBIA  DISTRICT. 


Year. 

Members. 

Sn 

Schools. 

nday  Schools. 

Teachers.  Scholars. 

Contribution 
to  Mission 
Fund. 

Grants  from 
Mission  Fund. 

1874  . 

1875  . 

1876  . 

1877  . 

1878  . 

1879  . 

1880  . 

470 

566 

673 

771 

996 

1,067 

1,129 

8 

No 

No 

10 

17 

15 

13 

56 

Returns. 

Returns. 

62 

86 

81 

64 

t 

397 

448 

495 

850 

1,268 

$864  40 

833  22 
.  1,029  60 
1,062  60 
1,587  05 
1,324  85 
1,029  57 

$12,121  28 
10,043  49 
7,613  15 
7,634  80 
9,792  S6 
S,642  07 

HI.— INDIAN  MISSIONS  OF  THE  TORONTO  CONFERENCE, 

NOT  INCLUDED  IN  THE  SEVERAL  MISSIONARY  DISTRICTS. 


ALDERV1LLE. — w. 


Y  ear 

Names  of  Missionaries. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Contrib.  to 
Mission 
Fund. 

Grants  from 
Mission 
Fund. 

36 

$94  39 

903  68 

1874 

12 

100  00 

712  15 

75 

JAODeiL  131  OOlvlilj-, . 

43 

101  50 

795  70 

/o 

48 

90  20 

798  70 

/  / 

52 

111  00 

821  25 

7  o 

51 

120  82 

800  15 

7y 

49 

96  90 

CAPE  CROCKER,— w. 


65 

72  50 

739  77 

100 

30  57 

810  70 

lu8 

17  56 

632  00 

108 

10  66 

597  75 

114 

23  28 

607  00 

117 

45  07 

597  00 

81 

14  85 

. 

TORONTO  CONFERENCE. 


625 


CHRISTIAN  and  BEAUSOLIEL  ISLANDS.— w. 


1874 

75 

76 

77 

78 

79 

80 


(Thomas  Sky,  Native  Teacher) 

Allen  Salt . 

Allen  Salt . 

Allen  Salt . 

Allen  Salt . 

Allen  Salt . 

Allen  Salt . 


HIAWATHA. — w. 


1874  Robert  Brooking  . 

75  William  Andrews 

76  William  Andrews. 

77  William  Andrews 

78  William  Andrews 

79  Thomas  Woolsey.. 

80  Thomas  Woolsey .. 


MUD  LAKE.— w. 


1874 

75 

76 

77 

78 

79 

80 


John  A.  McC'amus . 

John  C.  Henderson . 

Isaa,c  Weldon . 

Isaac  Weldon . 

Isaac  Weldon . 

George  Washington,  M.A. 
Adam  Glazier . 


PARRY  ISLAND,  SHAWANAGA,  and 


1874  Abner  Elliott  (Native  Assistant). 

75  Abner  Elliott  (Native  Assistant). 

76  Abner  Elliott  (Native  Assistant). 

77  Abner  Elliott  (Native  Assistant). 

78  W.  A.  Elias  (Native  Assistant)  . 

79  W.  A.  Elias  (Native  Assistant) . . 

80  Native  Assistant . 


RAMA. — w. 


1874  Thomas  Woolsey.. . . 

75  Thomas  Woolsey.. . . 

76  Thomas  Woolsey.. . . 

77  Thomas  Woolsey.. . . 

78  Thomas  Woolsey  . . . 
7  9  Kennedy  Creighton  . 
80  Kennedy  Creighton.. 


SAUGEEN. — w. 


1874  George  Jacques. 

75  George  Jacques. 

76  George  Jacques. 

77  George  Jacques. 

78  George  Jacques. 

79  George  Jacques. 

80  George  Jacques. 


SCUGOG  ISLAND.— w. 


1874  Samuel  C.  Philp,  Jr. . 

75  Samuel  C.  Philp,  Jr. . . 

76  David  B.  Madden. 

77  David  B.  Madden . 

78  David  B.  Madden . 

79  George  T.  Richardson. 

80  George  T.  Richardson. 


No.  of 
Members. 

Contrib.  to 
Mission 
Fund. 

60 

$28  50 

82 

53  83 

83 

58  99 

83 

65  10 

91 

47  26 

94 

50  97 

95 

35  24 

45 

43  20 

38 

47  50 

41 

76  01 

41 

62  90 

37 

51  75 

40 

64  40 

38 

51  72 

64 

14  20 

46 

43  70 

47 

31  43 

43 

11  44 

40 

11  72 

38 

30 

'ICH  RIVER.— w. 

85 

106  64 

81 

130  83 

81 

54  15 

81 

34  50 

81 

26  81 

81 

24  31 

98 

47  15 

109 

260  32 

111 

174  28 

102 

201  85 

*  86 

96  56 

99 

92  58 

95 

79  10 

90 

57  62 

64 

58  42 

55 

76  73 

62 

76  25 

80 

54  00 

88 

65  90 

93 

50  00 

95 

43  13 

20 

30  27 

20 

19  85 

22 

20  33 

41 

36  19 

35 

15  50 

34 

28  05 

26 

29  83 

40 


*  One  appointment  given  to  Atherley. 


Grants  from 
Mission 
Fund. 


$264  60 
821  00 
949  70 
909  83 
936  50 
920  00 


802  55 
794  99 
850  00 
840  44 
840  00 
873  88 


100  00 
100  00 
95  00 
95  00 
100  00 
100  00 


418  00 
318  15 
367  00 
376  00 
337  77 
382  57 


933  54 
766  50 
909  40 
883  46 
893  05 
872  00 


932  60 
7S3  00 
864  00 
860  40 
885  50 
863  00 


250  (0 
100  (0 
190  <0 
190  <0 

200  <;o 
200  00 


626 


MISSIONARY  DISTRICTS. 


SNAKE  and  GEORGIAN  A  ISLAND.— w. 


Year 


Names  of  Missionaries. 


1874  William  Torrance. . 

75  William  E.  Smith  . 

76  William  E.  Smith  . 

77  William  E.  Smith  . 

78  Hamilton  Leith  . .  . 

79  Hamilton  Leith  . . . 

80  Hamilton  Leith  . . 


No.  of 
Members. 

Contrib.  to 
Mission 
Fund. 

Grants  from 
Mission 
Fund. 

52 

$580  00 

52 

$15  47 

507  50 

46 

345  00 

46 

12  50 

592  47 

46 

583  33 

1  46 

4  00 

387  50 

J  26 

4  05 

STATISTICS  OF  THE  INDIAN  WORK. 


Ye 


1874, 

1875, 

1876, 

1877. 

1878. 

1879 

1880 


Members. 

Contribution  to 
Mission  Fund. 

Grants  from 
Mission  Fund 

600 

$708  44 

$5,924  74 

597 

692  76 

5,713  98 

635 

638  07 

5,977  80 

657 

474  05 

6,144  05 

683 

445  80 

6,203  90 

689 

466  72 

5,996  10 

636 

380  49 

IV.—1 THE  JAPAN  DISTRICT. 

(See  Missions  of  Canaia  Wesleyan  Conference,  p.  361.) 


KOFU. 


1878  Charles  S.  Eby,  M.A.,  Asagawa  Ivoko. . . . 

79  Charles  S.  Eby,  M.A.,  Toslrimi  Hosoi . 

80  Charles  S.  Eby,  M  A.,  Hiroku  Sugiyamr 


NUMADZU. 


1876  George  Meacham,  M.  A  . 

77  George  Meacham,  M.A 

78  Toshimi  Hossoi . 

79  Asagawa  Koko . 

80  Yemu  Yamanaka . 


SHIDZHOKA. 


1874  Davidson  McDonald,  M.D. 

75  Davidson  McDonald,  M.D. 

76  Davidson  McDonald,  M.D. 

77  Davidson  McDonald,  M.D 

78  Yema  Yamanaka . 

79  Yema  Yamanaka . 

80  . . . . 


TOKIO. 


1877  George  Cochran,  Charles  S.  Eby,  M.A. 
78  George  Cochran,  George  M.  Meachan 
Hiraiwa,  Hiroku  Sugeyaina  . . . 


Tsuneyasu  Hiraiwa,  Hiroku  Sugiyama. . . 
80  Davidson  McDonald,  M.D.,  George  M.  ) 
Tsuneyasu  Hiraiwa,  Koko  Asagawa. . . 


YEDDO. 


1874  George  Cochran . 

75  George  Cochran . 

76  George  Cochran,  Charles  S.  Eby,  M.A. 

77  See  Tokio . 


’  25 

10  00 

38 

10  00  I 

I' 

"  14 

14 

59  50 

25 

.... 

27 

1  "26 

27 

56 

.... 

56 

80 

93 

....  1 

30 

....  I 

30 

.... 

50 

.... 

’  58 

' 

.... 

.  18 

11 

2,133 

86 

2,240 

53 

3,201 

95 

1,117 

85 

218 

80 

815 

02 

1,155 

71 

1,200 

00 

1,206 

70 

1,380 

91 

220 

26 

243 

12 

5,237 

95 

7,109 

25 

3,472 

05 

2,678  90 
2,146  80 
5.008  94 


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627 


STATISTICS  OF  JAPAN  DISTRICT. 


Y  ear. 


1874 

1875 

1876 
1S77 

1878 

1879 

1880 


Members,  i  Contributions  to 
Mission  Jund. 

Grants  from 
Mission  Fund. 

*$4,158  23 

37  !  .... 

3,346  80 

45  .... 

t  13,342  11 

100  j 

7,717  03 

100  $59  50 

10,508  33 

180  1  .... 

6,423  54 

216 

*  Grants  from  Mission  Fund  include  all  travelling  and  incidental  expenses,  and  shows  total 
expense  to  the  Missionary  Society. 

+  This  amount  includes  a  special  grant  for  the  purchase  of  Mis.-ion  Property  and  the  outfit  and 
moving  expenses  of  two  Missionaries  from  Ontario. 


V.— THE  MISSION  FIELD  OF  THE  NORTH-WEST. 


MANITOBA  and  KEEWATIN. 


BEACONSFIELD. 


Year 

Names  of  Missionaries. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Contrib.  to 
Mission 
Fund. 

Grants  from 
Mission 
Fund. 

1880 

Charles  Mearing . 

BEREN’S  RIVER. 


See  Missions,  Canada  Wesleyan  Conference,  p.  359. 


1874  Egerton  R.  Young . . 

10 

$50  00 

75  Egerton  R.  Young . . 

20 

50  00 

76  John  Semmens . 

55 

10  00 

77  John  Semmens . 

57 

33  50 

78  Andrew  W.  Ross . 

121 

42  00 

79  Andrew  W.  Ross . 

61 

58  75 

80  Native  Assistant . 

80 

56  50 

BIRTLE. 

1879  (Henry  Rose) ... . . .  .... 

80  Local  Supply . |  14 

BOYNE  RIVER. 


See  Missions,  Canada  Wesleyan  Conference,  p.  359. 


1874  James  M.  Harrison . 

7 

75  .  . 

7 

76  James  M.  Harrison . 

77  James  M.  Harrison . 

13 

94  is 

78  See  Pembina  Mountains . 

25 

82  65 

DOMINION  CITY. 


1880  Charles  E.  Blakeley. 


EDMONTON  HOUSE. 

See  Missions,  Canada  Wesleyan  Conference,  p. 


350. 


1874  George  McDougall,  William  R.  Morrison . 

\  Lewis  Warner,  ) 

.... 

455  50 

243  00 

i  \  Henry  M.  Manning,  J 

76  Henry  M.  Manning . 

261  00 

8 

301  71 
169  50 

78  John  Walton  . 

4 

79  Arthur  Whiteside . . . 

4 

85  00 

80  Arthur  Whiteside . 

4 

$1,565  08 
1,758  45 
1,157  00 
1,123  45 
1,684  35 
1,536  60 


332  50 
329  00 


1,000  00 

1,445  25 

1,200  00 
1,054  60 
950  00 
850  00 


628 


MISSIONARY  DISTRICTS. 


EMERSON. 

Is  built  on  the  river,  half-way  down  the  great  Red  River  Valley,  surrounded  ^  splendid 

being  brought  under  cultivation.  It  is  the  northern  terminus  of  the  St  Vincent  extension  oi 
the  St.  Paul  and  Pacific  Railway,  and  the  southern  terminus  of  the  Pembina  branch  of  t 
Canada  Pacific  Railway.  _ _ 


Y  ear 


Names  of  Missionaries. 


1879  George  Young,  D.D. 
80  George  Young,  D.D. 


FISHER  RIVER, 


1878  Native  Assistant . 
79  Native  Assistant . 


FORT  FRANCES. 


1875  Arthur  B.  Hames 

76  Arthur  B.  Hames 

77  Arthur  B.  Hames 

78  Charles  Mearing.  . 

79  - 


No.  of 
Members. 

Contrib.  to 
Mission 
Fund. 

Grants  from 
Mission 
Fund. 

46 

$10  00 

.$431  00 

•  VO  t>- 

•  CO  O 

.... 

359  00 
313  42 

9 

8 

25  00 

10  00 

257  00 
475  00 
429  00 
311  00 

1 


GERMAN  MISSION. 


1875 


76  Thomas  E.  Morden,  B.A 

77  . . 


GRAND  VALLEY. 


1880  Thomas  W.  Hall. 


HIGH  BLUFF. 


84  04 
850  00 


FORT  McLEOD. 

This  is  the  most  southerly  Mission  in  the  Saskatchewan  District.  It  is  situate  at  the  confluence  of 

Willow  Creek  and  Old  Man’s  River. 

1878  Henry  M.  Manning. .  . . 

79  Henry  M.  Manning . 

80  John  McLean . 

FORT  PELLY. 

1878  William  R.  Morrison . 

79 . . 


350  00 
237  50 


1874  Michael  Fawcett . 

75  ) . 

to  >  Connected  with  Portage  la  Prairie. 

78  ) 

79  James  M.  Harrison . 

80  James  M.  Harrison . 


LITTLE  SASKATCHEWAN. 


1878  Thomas  Lawson . 

79  Thomas  Lawson . 

80  Thomas  Lawson,  John  Mears. 


MEADOW  LEA. 


1879 


George  W.  Hewitt,  B.A., 
Charles  Mearing, 


80  Arthur  B.  Hames. 


MORLEYVILLE,  BOW  RIVER  and  BLACKFEET  INDIANS. 
See  Missions,  Canada  Wesleyan  Conference, 

1874  John  McDougall . 

75  John  McDougall . 

76  John  McDougall . 

77  John  McDougall . 

78  John  McDougall . 

79  John  McDougall . . . 

80  John  McDougall . 


120 

327  83 

80 

134  77 

60 

134  77 

i 

55 

4  76 

57 

89  53 

51 

104  40 

1,420  00 


278  00 


300  00 
300  00 


472  00 


1,800  00 

1,800  00 

429  23 

1,223  33 

222 

503  83 

1.550  00 

200 

72  00 

1,500  (  0 

200 

90  00 

1,650  00 

200 

. 

. 

TORONTO  CONFERENCE. 


629 


.■MORRIS. 


Year 

Names  of  Missionaries. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Contrib.  to 
Mission 
Fund. 

Grants  from 
Mission 
Fund. 

1878 

$435  00 

79 

Arthur  B.  Haines . 

45 

$69  10 

395  00 

80 

William  R.  Morrison . 

55 

70  25 

NELSON  RIVER. 

See  Missions,  Canada  Wesleyan  Conference,  p.  360. 


3 

600  00 

7 

1,200  73 

19 

437  50 

19 

450  00 

42 

42 

400  00 

80  . : . 

42 

243  33 

NELSONVILLE. 


A  village  in  the  Electoral  District  of  Marquette,  Province  of  Manitoba.  It  was  formerly  connected 

with  Pembina  Mountains  Mission. 


1879  John  W.  Bell,  B.D.,  Charles  E.  Blakeley. 
80  John  W.  Bell,  B.D.,  Wilbur  W.  Andrews, 


I  64 

1  111  43 

611  00 

95 

175  25 

NORWAY  HOUSE. 


See  Missions,  Canada  Wesleyan  Conference,  p.  351. 


317 

179  00 

1,500  00 

381 

132  33 

2,109  00 

342 

417  08 

1,998  00 
1,612  0c 

334 

243  33 

244 

539  75 

1,441  65 

244 

428  01 

1,460  00 

80  Orrin  German . 

24'4 

243  33 

OXFORD  HOUSE. 


1874 

75 

76 

77 

78 

79 

80 


Orrin  German  .  . 
Orrin  German .  . 
Orrin  German  . . 
Orrin  German  . . 
Orrin  German  . , 
Enos  Langford  , 
Enos  Langford 


70 

114 

24  00 

114 

324  45 

125 

303  33 

125 

299  42 

148 

243  33 

161 

27  50 

PALESTINE. 


360. 


1874  John  Walton . 

75  Charles  Mearing . 

76  Thomas  Lawson . 

77  Thomas  Lawson . 

78  William  R.  Morrison. 

79  William  R.  Morrison  , 

80  John  Walton . 


1878  James  M.  Harrison. 
79  See  Nelsonville .... 


PEMBINA  MOUNTAINS. 


900  00 
1,329  00 
1,060  00 
1,300  00 
1,250  00 
1,494  00 


13 

350  00 

24 

350  00 

50 

308  75 

50 

80  97 

329  00 

70 

121  98 

410  00 

86 

99  23 

310  00 

63 

61  15 

. 

River. 

25 

82  65 

450  00 

65 

111  43 

PLYMPTON. 

1880  Andrew  Stervart,  B.D . 

POINT  DOUGLAS. 

t  Henry  M.  Manning,  \  . 

1°'°  j  William  R.  Morrison,  J 

76  Supplied  from  Winnipeg . 

77  John  W.  Bell,  B.D . 

78  John  W.  Bell,  B.D . . . 

79  John  A.  McCamus . 

80  John  Semmens . 


.... 

237  50 

12  75 

446  50 

4S 

72  42 

400  00 

25 

64  90 

357  00 

39 

104  65 

630 


MISSIONARY  DISTRICTS. 


POPLAR  POINT  and  WOODLANDS. 


Y  ear 


Names  of  Missionaries. 


1874  James  M.  Harrison . 

75  John  Walton . 

76  William  R.  Morrison  . . . 

77  William  R.  Morrison..  . 
_a  (  William  H.  Cairn  duff,  \ 

°  |  Charles  E.  Blakeley,  \ 
79  United  with  High  Bluff  . 


No.  of 
Members. 

Contrib.  to 
Mission 
Fund. 

Grants  from 
Mission 
Fund. 

67 

$380  00 

68 

$92  77 

325  00 

83 

39  00 

285  00 

101 

148  12 

282  00 

102 

164  20 

426  13 

97 

205  40 

’ _ 

EEV.  H.  B.  STEINHA.XJE. 

Missionary  at  White  Fish  Lake. 


PORTAGE  LA  PRAIRIE. 

See  Missions,  Canada  Wesleyan  Conference,  p.  360. 


1874  Michael  Fawcett .. . 

75  Michael  Fawcett.. . 

76  William  Halstead.  . 

77  William  Halstead  . 

78  William  Halstead.  . 

79  William  Halstead. . 

80  William  J.  Hewitt. 


110  30 

13 

48  25 

80 

185  48 

82 

185  48 

90 

191  19 

116 

281  72 

66 

155  96 

1,420  00 
SOO  00 
712  50 
564  00 
500  00 
300  00 


PRAIRIE  GROVE. 


1878  Wilbur  W.  Andrews . 

. 

i  200 

00 

79  Wilbur  W.  Andrews . 

.  20 

21 

57 

175 

00 

80  . 

.  43 

60 

47 

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631 


ROCK  LAKE. 


80  William  T.  Dyer.. 


ROSSEAU  CROSSING. 

A  settlement  in  the  Electoral  District  of  Provencher,  Manitoba. 

1879  ChaFes  Hearing . I 

80  . . . . 

SALISBURY. 


1879  John  Walton . 

80  George  K.  B.  Adams. 


SELKIRK. 


1877  Wesley  Casson.. . . 

78  Wesley  Casson.. .  . 

79  Wesley  Casson..  .  . 

80  William  Halstead. 


VICTORIA. 


1874 

75 

76 

77 

78 

79 

80 


Lewis  Warner. 
Lewis  Warner. 
John  Walton  . 
John  Walton.  . 


James  A.  McLachlen . 
James  A.  McLachlen. 


WHITE  FISH  LAKE. 


1874  Henry  M.  Manning. 

75  Henry  Steinhaur 

76  Henry  Steinhaur.  .  . . 

77  Henry  Steinhaur.  . .  . 

78  Henry  Steinhaur.  .  .  . 

79  Henry  Steinhaur 

80  Henry  Steinhaur ...  , 


WINNIPEG. 


1874 

75 

76 

77 

78 


George  Young,  Allan  Bowerman.  M  A. 

George  Young . 

John  F.  German,  M.A . 

John  F.  German,  M.A . 

John  F.  German,  M.A. 


79  John  F.  Germ  on,  M.A. 

80  Samuel  D.  Rice,  D.D. . 


Year  •  Names  of  Missionaries. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Contrib.  to 
Mission 
Fund. 

Grantsfrom 

Mission 

Fund. 

80  .  ’  . 

$305  00 

ROCKWOOD. 

A  village  in  the  Electoral  District  of  Lisga 

r,  Manitoba 

500  00 

ii 

400  00 

18 

$60  71 

332  50 

32 

94  15 

329  00 

30 

82  97 

339  00 

79  William  T.  Dyer . 

38 

94  45 

356  00 

WOODVILLE. 

See  Missions  Canada  Wesleyan  Conference, 


1874  Henry  Steinhaur  . . . 

75  Native  Assistant  .  . . 

76  Native  Assistant .  . . 

77  Native  Assistant 

78  Henry  M.  Manning. 

79  Native  Assistant. .  . 


460  00 


30 

21  50 

.... 

1,000  00 

7 

17  00 

744  00 

16 

55  55 

632  00 

19 

45  75 

ice,  p.  351. 

44  75 

661  74 

1,500  00 

• 

48  00 

1,450  00 

20 

65  65 

1,450  00 

20 

77  00 

20 

.... 

1,402  00 

20 

ice,  p.  351. 

1 

1  104  35 

1,522  00 

85  35 

1,500  00 

181  00 

1,455  81 

86 

221  20 

1,450  00 

102 

1,500  00 

102 

55  75 

1,300  00 

.1  102 

63 

443 

80 

93 

381 

82 

111 

396 

85 

103 

358 

98 

151 

316 

00 

130 

359 

56 

150 

403 

13 

1,900  00 
790  00 
737  33 


p.  351. 

..  1 

1  700  00 

1 

650  00 

*  ' 

617  50 

26 

26 

1,005  00 

26 

...  |  100  00 

632 


MISSIONARY  DISTRICTS 


STATISTICS  OF  THE  DISTRICTS. 


I.  RED  RIVER  DISTRICT. 

11. 

SASKATCHEWAN  DISTRICT. 

Year. 

Members. 

Contrib.  to 

Grants  from 

Year. 

Members. 

Contrib.  to 

Grants  from 

Miss’y.  Fund. 

Miss’y.  Fund. 

Miss’y.  Fund. 

Miss’y.  Fund. 

1874  .... 

677 

$1,000  63 

$15,434  42 

1874  .... 

443 

$604  60 

$9,084  71 

1875  .... 

821 

815  69 

10,188  29 

1875  .... 

1,000 

328  35 

9,654  72 

1876  .... 

872 

1,296  34 

10,069  99 

1876  . .  . . 

1,000 

919  33 

7,375  70 

1877  .... 

916 

1,550  76 

8,589  55 

1877  .... 

362 

1,092  39 

5,897  90 

1878  .... 

1,094 

1,954  58 

10,192  76 

1878  . .  . . 

352 

318  50 

5,734  13 

1879  .... 

1,307 

2,107  76 

10,925  87 

1879  . .  . . 

355 

230  75 

6,601  62 

1880  .... 

1,468 

2,109  16 

1880  .... 

335 

THE 


D  I  S  T  R  I  C  T  S 

OF  THE 

TORONTO  CONFERENCE, 

SHOWING  WHO  HAVE  BEEN  CHAIRMEN  AND  FINANCIAL  SECRETARIES, 
WITH  THE  NUMBER  OF  MEMBERS  FOR  EACH  YEAR 

From  1874  to  1880. 


ALGOMA  DISTRICT. 

Formerly  embraced  in  tlie  Collingwood  District. 


j  ' 

Year  Chairmen. 

Finan.  Secretaries. 

Mem. 

1875  Thomas  Williams. 

Phineas  D.  Will.. 

126 

76  Thomas  Williams. 

Phineas  D.  Will. . 

199 

77  Alex.  R.  Campbell 

Geo.  IT.  Kenney.. 

235 

78  Alex.  R.  Campbell 

William  Hicks . . . 

270 

79  Alex.  R.  Campbell 

John  Semmens  .  . 

455 

80  James  Anderson .. 

Richard  G.  James 

449 

BARRIE  DISTRICT. 


See  Canada  Wesleyan  Conference. 


1874  D.  C.  McDowell.. 

75  John  Bredin . 

76  John  Bredin ..... 

77  John  Bredin . 

78  Jonathan  E.  Betts 

79  John  G.  Laird  . .  . 

80  John  G.  Laird  . . . 


Geo.  M.  Brown  .  . 
Geo.  M.  Brown  . . 
Geo.  M.  Brown  .  . 
Geo.  M.  Brown  .  . 
Arthur  Browning. 
Arthur  Browning. 
Arthur  Browning. 


BELLEVILLE  DISTRICT. 


See  Canada  Wesleyan  Conference. 


1874  Edwin  Clement. .  . 

75  W illiam  Briggs  . . 

76  E.  B.  Harper,  M. A. 

77  E.  B.  Harper, M. A. 
7S  N.  R.  Willoughby, 

M  A 

79  N.  r’.  Willoughby, 

M.A . 

80  W.  Jeffers,  D.  D  .  . 


William  Briggs.  .  . 
J.  E.  Howell, M.A. 
J.  E.  Howell. M.A. 
S.  C.  Philp,  Jr.  .  . 

Joseph  H.  Locke.. 

Joseph  H.  Locke.. 
Joseph  H.  Locke.. 


1521 

1629 

1812 

1863 

1984 

*1219 

1-209 


4893 

5010 

3441 

3379 

3367 

3497 

3321 


BRACEBRIDGE  DISTRICT. 


Formerly  included  in  Barrie  District. 


1878  William  J.  Hewitt 

79  William  J.  Hewitt 

80  Jas.  Woodsw-orth. 


Reuben  Toye 
Thomas  W.  Hall.. 
Richard  Duke 


890 

915 

1074 


*  Bracebridge  District  set  off  with  771  members. 


BRADFORD  DISTRICT. 

See  Canada  Wesleyan  Conference. 


Year 


Chairmen. 


Finan.  Secretaries. 


1874  Jonathan  E.  Betts  William  Irwin.. 

75  Jonathan  E.  Betts  J.  F.  German, M.A 

76  Robert  H.  Smith  .  Daniel  F.  Gee. . . 

77  Robert  H.  Smith  .  Daniel  F.  Gee. . . 

78  A.  E.  Russ,  M.A.  Daniel  F.  Gee. . . 

79  John  Bredin . Daniel  F.  Gee. . . 

80  John  Bredin . H.  S.  Matthews. 


1877 

78 

79 

80 


1874 

75 

76 

77 

78 

79 

80 


1874 

75 

76 

77 

78 

79 

80 


BRAMPTON  DISTRICT. 
Formerly  part  of  Toronto  District. 

J.  Herbert  Starr..  William  Burns. .  .  i 

Edwin  Clement  .  .  John  Hunt . 

Edwin  Clement  .  .  John  Hunt . 

N.  R.  Willoughby, 

M.A . [John  Hunt . 

BRITISH  COLUMBIA  DISTRICT. 

Wm.  Pollard . Amos  E. Russ, M.A 

Wm.  Pollard  ....  Amos  E. Russ, M.A 
Wm.  Pollard  ....  Amos  E.Russ,M.Aj 
Win.  Pollard  ....  Amos  E.  Russ, M.A 

Robt.  Hall  Smith.  Joseph  Hall . 

Robt.  Hall  Smith.  Joseph  Hall . 

Robt  Hall  Smith JEbenezer  Robson.. 

COBOURG  DISTRICT. 


E.  B.  Harper,  M.AjO.  R.Lambly,M.A 
E.  B.  Harper,  M.A  O.  R.Lambly,M.A 


W.  Jeffers,  D.D. 

John  Shaw . 

John  Shaw . 

Wm,  H.  Laird  .  . 
Wm.  H.  Laird. 


Joseph  H.  Locke  . 
Joseph  II .  Locke  . 
Garrett  J.Dingman 
Garrett  J.Dingman 
Egerton  R,  Young 


COLLINGWOOD  DISTRICT. 
1874  Jos.  W.  McCallumllsaa.c  Gold . 

75  Edwin  Clement  .  .  Isaac  Gold . 

76  Edwin  Clement  .  .  'Wesley  Casson .  . . 

i  *  126  members  given  to  Algoma  District. 


Mem. 


2630 

2642 

2782 

2736 

2758 

2665 

2572 


2391 

2468 

2328 


2230 


470 

566 

673 

704 

996 

1067 

1129 


2335 

2347 

2597 

2810 

2518 

2783 

2509 

• 

1821 

*1232 

1638 


634 


DISTRICTS  OF  THE  TORONTO  CONFERENCE. 


Year 


Chairmen. 


Finan.  Secretaries.  I  Mem. 


1877  Edwin  Clement  .  . 

78  J.  Herbert  Starr. . 

79  J.  Herbert  Starr. . 

80  J.  Herbert  Starr. . 


J.C.  Willmott,MA  1934 
J.C.Willmott,  MA  1933 
J.C.  Willmott,MA|*  1752 
J.C.  Willmott,MA  1998 


EMERSON  DISTRICT. 

Formerly  part  of  Winnipeg  District. 

1880  Geo.  Young,  D.D.|Jno.  W.  Bell,  B.Dj  196 

JAPAN  DISTRICT. 


PORTAGE  LA  PRAIRIE  DISTRICT. 
Formerly  part  of  Red  River  District. 


Year 


Chairmen.  j  Finan.  Secretaries.  Mein. 


1880  William  J.  Hewitt' . 


1874  George  Cochran. 


75  George  Cochran.  .  . 

76  George  Cochran. . . 

77  George  Cochran. .  . 

78  George  Cochran. . . 

79  Davidson  McDon 

aid,  M.D . 

80  Davidson  McDon¬ 

ald,  M.D . 


37 

45 

100 

100 

180 

216 


LINDSAY  DISTRICT. 

Formerly  part  of  Peterboro’  and  Whitby  Districts. 


1875 

76 

77 

78 

79 

80 


Charles  Fish . 

Charles  Fish . 

W.  Jeffers,  D.D.  . 
W.  Jeffers,  D. D. . 

W.  Jeffers,  D.D. . 
John  S.  Clarke..  . . 


John  W.  Savage.,  j 
JohnW.  Savage. ..  j 
John  W.  Savage.  . 
Geo.  Washington, 

M.A. . 

Isaac  Weldon .... 
Isaac  W eldon .... 


1492 

1849 

1925 

1998 

1912 

2039 


OWEN  SOUND  DISTRICT. 
See  Canada  Wesleyan  Conference. 
1874  John G.  Laird . Uosiah  Greene.  .  . 

75  John G.  Laird. . . .  Hy.  S.  Matthew. 

76  D.  C.  McDowell..  Wm.  Johnston. 

77  D.  C.  McDowell . 

78  D.  C.  McDowell. 

79  Charles  Fish . 

80  Charles  Fish. .  .  , 


Wm.  Johnston. 
Wm.  Johnston. 
James  Anderson . 


N.  A.  McDiarmid. 
PETERBOROUGH  DISTRICT. 
See  Canada  Wesleyan  Conference. 

1874  James  Brock  .... 

75  N.  R.  Willoughby, 

M.A . 

76  N.  R.  Willoughby, 

M.A . 

77  N.  R.  Willoughby, 

M.A . 

78  E.  B.  Harper, M.A. 

79  E.  B.  Harper, M.A. 


I  2706 
2787 
+2055 
1815 
1940 
2002 
1985 


Richard  Clarke 
Wm.  R.  Barker  . . 
Wm.  R.  Barker  .  . 


80  E.  B.  Harper, M.A. 


Isaac  Weldon.  . . . 
Isaac  W eldon 
Geo.  Washington, 

M.A . 

Geo.  Washington. 
M.A . 


PICTON  DISTRICT. 
Formerly  part  of  Belleville  District. 


RED  RIVER  DISTRICT. 

See  Canada  Wesleyan  Conference. 
1874  George  Young.. 

75  George  Young.. 

76  J.  F.  German,  M.A. 

77  J.  F.  German, M.A. 

78  J.  F.  German, M.A. 

79  J.  F.  German, M.A. 

80  See  Winnipeg,  Emerson  and  Portage 

La  Prairie  Districts . 


276 


600 

807 

832 

925 

836 

847 

1468 


SASKATCHEWAN  DISTRICT. 

See  Canada  W esleyan  Conference. 

1874  Geo.  McDougall . .  I . I  ^ 

G.  McDougall  j  . .  1000 


75 


J.  McDougall. 


76  John  McDougall . ! 

77  John  McDougall..  . 

78  John  McDougall . 

79  John  McDougall.. | . . 

80  John  McDougall..! . 1  J55 


352 

355 


TORONTO  DISTRICT. 

See  Canada  Wesleyan  Conferen&e. 

Jeffery.. 
Jeffery.. 
Jeffery.. 
Jeffery.. 
Jeffery.. 


1874  John  Shaw . |Thos.  W 

75  John  Shaw  . . .  .,  . ! Thos.  W 

76  George  Young - Thos.  W 

77  George  Young. .. . 

78  Geo.  Young,  D.D. 

^  (  G.  Young, D.D. 


\  G.  Cochran. 

80  George  Cochran 


Thos.  W. 
Thos.  W. 

W 


J.  Hunter, D.D 
W.J.  Hunter, D.D 


5274 

5971 

6299 

6236 

*3860 

4143 

4098 


1875  J.  W.  McCallum  . 

76  J.  W.  McCallum  . 

77  John  Learoyd. .  . . 

78  John  Learoyd 

79  John  Learoyd. . . . 

80  J.  F.  German, M.A 


Isaac  Weldon 
Jeremiah  A.  Chap¬ 
man,  M.A . 

Charles  A.  Hanson 
John  C.  Ash 
A.  Cunningham . . 
William  Burns  . . 


2671 

2654 

+1865 

2481 

2730 

2454 

2308 

2000 

2085 

2066 

2069 

1966 

2213 


WALKERTON  DISTRICT. 
Formerly  part  of  Owen  Sound  District. 


1875  William  Tindall .  . 

76  William  Tindall. . 

77  William  Tindall.  . 

78  John  Bredin . 

79  William  Tindall. . 

80  William  Tindall . . 

WHITBY 

1874  John  Bredin . 

75  Wm.  H.  Laird. . . 

76  Wm.  H.  Laird . . . 

77  Wm.  H.  Laird. . . 

78  Wm.  H.  Laird. . 

79  John  Shaw . 

80  John  Shaw . 


Wm.  Johnston 
James  Anderson.  . 
James  Anderson.  . 
James  Anderson .  . 
■Josias  Greene 
N.  S.  Burwash. .  . 


1510 

1710 

1967 

1888 

1888 

1863 


DISTRICT. 

Thos.  A.  Ferguson  3158 
John  S.  Clarke...  3431 
John  S.  Clarke. . .  +3426 
John  S.  Clarke. .  .  3727 
John  S.  Clarke. .  .  3693 
Thomas  S.  Kcougli  3603 
Thomas  S.  Keoughl  3505 


WINNIPEG  DISTRICT. 

1S79  J.  F.  German, M'.Ai William  Halstead.  I  847 
80  Sami.  D. Rice, D.Di  William  Halstead.  +1015 


*  119  members  given  to  Bracebridge  District. 
+  1311  members  given  to  Lindsay  District. 

J  1114  members  given  to  Walkerton  District. 


*  2391  members  given  to  the  Brampton  District. 
+  181  members  given  to  Lindsay  District. 

+  196  members  given  to  Emerson  District  and 
276  members  given  to  Portage  La  Prairie  District. 


PART  III. 


®  Ij£  11  0  n  li  0  n  Confir^nr  c  , 


1874  to  1880. 


®  I  ft  If  0  it  if  a  it  ®  a  n  f  t  r  t  n  c  t 

WAS  ORGANIZED  IN 

j 

THE  FIRST  METHODIST  CHURCH,  KING  STREET,  HAMILTON,  ONT., 

ON 

THURSDAY,  JUNE  11th,  1874. 


I.— SESSIONS  OF  CONFERENCE. 


Y  ear. 

Place. 

President. 

Secretary. 

Journal  Secretary. 

1874. . 

Hamilton . 

John  A.  Williams  .... 

George  H.  Cornish. 
George  H.  Cornish. 

1875. . 

Brantford . 

John  A.  Williams  .... 

William  Williams.  .  .  . 

1876. . 

St.  Catharines . 

George  R.  Sanderson .  . 

W  illiam  S.  Griffin .... 

George  H.  Cornish. 

1877.. 

Guelph . 

James  Gray . 

J.  B.  Clarkson,  M.A.  . 

George  H.  Cornish. 

1878. . 

St.  Thomas . 

E.  B.  Ryckman,  M.A. 

John  Wakefield . 

David  L.  Brethour. 

1879  . 

London . 

William  S.  Griffin .... 

George  H.  Cornish .... 

Thomas  L.  Wilkinson. 

1880. . 

Hamilton . 

John  Wakefield . 

Wm.  R.  Parker,  M.A. 

Thomas  L.  Wilkinson. 

II.— MINISTERS  and  MEMBERS. 


Year. 

Ministers. 

Members. 

On 

trial. 

Effec¬ 

tive. 

Sup’d. 

Sup’y. 

Total. 

Increase. 

On  trial. 

Full. 

Total. 

Increase. 

1874. . . 

37 

161 

26 

7 

231 

1,454 

25,245 

26,699 

1875... 

53 

198 

40 

13 

304 

73 

2,706 

30,290 

32,996 

6,297 

1876. . . 

48 

205 

44 

12 

309 

5 

3,008 

32,270 

35,278 

2,282 

1877... 

54 

211 

44 

15 

324 

15 

2,911 

34,400 

37,311 

2,033 

1878. . . 

59 

215 

43 

14 

331 

7 

2,190 

35,690 

37,880 

569 

1879. . . 

48 

231 

38 

14 

331 

2,619 

36,148 

38,767 

887 

1880. . . 

50 

230 

40 

15 

335 

4 

1,867 

36,732 

38,599 

dec.  168 

Note. — In  the  numbers  for  1875  'is  included  59  ministers  and  4,280  members,  being  that 
portion  of  the  Ministers  and  Members  of  the  late  New  Connexion  Conference  within  the  territory 
embraced  in  the  London  Conference. 


III.—  CONNEXIONAL  FUNDS. 


Year. 

Contingent 

Educa¬ 

tional. 

Sunday 

School. 

Superannuated  Ministers. 

Missionary. 

Circuit 

Subs. 

Ministers 

Subs. 

Total. 

1874 . 

$2,186  21 
2,288  19 
2,491  85 
2,401  27 
2,441  86 
2,276  97 
2,144  60 

$2,038  26 
2,553  14 
2,456  13 
2,708  50 
2,649  88 
2,399  40 
2,129  27 

$74  61 
173  97 
218  17 
299  58 
330  88 
295  28 
289  95 

$4,270  12 
4,688  63 
5,077  77 
5,360  15 
6,264  56 
6,091  06 
5,770  31 

$1,175  00 
2,207  00 
2,360  00 
2,502  00 
2,585  00 
2,600  00 
2,577  00 

$5,445  12 
6,695  63 
7,437  77 
7,862  15 
8,849  56 
8,691  06 
8,357  31 

$35,240  S3 
34,600  92 
37,860  64 
36,655  49 
37,932  47 
36,654  77 
35,558  58 

1875  . 

1876  . 

1877  . 

1878  . 

1879 . 

1880 . 

THE  NAMES  OF 


THE 

MINISTERS  OF  THE  LONDON  CONFERENCE, 

CLASSIFIED  AND  ALPHABETICALLY  ARRANGED 

UNDER  THE  YEAR  IN  WHICH  THEIR  MINISTRY  BEGAN. 


]sf0TE. _ Tlie  figures  in  the  column  after  the  name  show  the  year  in 

Conference  ceased,  the  letters  indicate  the  cause. 


d.  Died. 
dp.  Dropped. 
ex.  Expelled. 


LOC.  Located.  |  M- 

w.  Withdrew.  j  ENG- 

t  Transferred  to  Toronto  Conf.  i  u.  s. 


which  his  connection  with  the 


Transferred  to  Montreal  Conf. 
Removed  to  England. 
Removed  to  United  States. 


1819. 

1  Washington,  George . 

1820. 

2  Ryerson,  John . 

1821. 

3  Waldron,  Solomon . 

1822. 

4  Corson,  Robert . 

1823. 

5  Messmore,  Joseph . 

1824. 

6  Byrne,  Claudius . 

1826. 

7  Phelps,  Richard . 

1827. 

8  Biggar,  Hamilton . 

9  Evans,  Ephraim . 

1828. 

10  Armstrong,  John . 

11  Hurlburt,  Asahel . 

1830. 

12  Robinson,  Joseph  Hiram 

1831. 

13  Baxter,  John  . . 

14  Warner,  Lewis . 

1832. 

15  Holtby,  Matthias . 

16  Williston,  John  K . 

1833. 

17  Hardie,  David . 

18  Ker,  Peter . 

1834. 

19  Bell,  James . 


D. 

D. 

,D. 

.D. 

.D. 


D. 


D. 

D. 

B. 


1878 

1878 

1878 

1879 

1876 


1878 


1880 

1878 

1879 


1836. 

20  Tupper,  Reuben  E . 

21  Willoughby,  William.. 

1837. 

22  Lanton,  Henry . 

23  Rice,  Samuel  D . 

24  Rump,  Thomas . 

25  Sanderson,  George  R. .  . 

1838. 

26  Gilbert,  Charles  W.  M 

1839. 

27  Cosford,  Thomas . 

1840.  . 

28  Coleman,  Francis . 

29  Howard,  Isaac  B . 

30  Philp,  William . 

31  Reynolds,  Joseph 

32  Rice,  Luther  O . 

1841. 

33  Slieply,  Joseph . 

1842. 

34  Ames,  William . 

35  Baxter,  Michael . 

36  Fear,  Samuel . 

37  Kennedy,  George . 

38  Lavell,  Charles . 

39  Morton,  William . 

1843. 

I  40  Haynes,  Frederick  . . 
41  Herkimer,  William., 
i  42  Sickles,  Abraham  . . . 

.  43  Weaver,  Francis  G. . 

1844. 

|  44  Bothwell,  William  . . 

45  Caswell,  James . 

46  Clappison,  David  C. . 

47  Hanna,  Thomas . 

48  Histon,  John . 

49  Hurlburt,  Erastus  . 

f.O  Williams,  Elias . 


T. 

D. 

D. 


1880 

1878 

1874 


.  D. 


1875 


LONDON  CONFERENCE. 


639 


1845. 

51  Artnstrong,  James . D 

52  Hill,  Joseph . 

53  Hutchinson,  John . D 

1846. 

54  Case,  George . loc. 

55  Chapman,  William . 

56  Gray,  James . 

57  Reid,  Henry . 

58  Silvester,  Charles . t. 

59  Slater,  James  C . 

60  Williams,  John  A . 

1847. 

61  Evans,  John  S . 

62  Jefferis,  Thomas  M . 

63  Preston,  Walton . 

1848. 

64  Curry,  Christopher . loc 

1849. 

65  Griffin,  William  S . 

66  Stobbs,  Thomas . 

1850. 

67  German,  John  W . 

68  Miller,  Aaron  D . 

69  McAlister,  James . 

70  Savage,  David . 

71  Shaw,  James . 

72  Swann,  Matthew . 

1851. 

73  Crews,  Thomas . 

74  Dickson,  George  N.  A.  F.  T . 

75  Harris,  James . 

76  Mills,  John . 

77  Preston,  James . 

1852. 

78  Berry,  Francis . U.  s. 

79  Edwards,  Andrew . 

80  Gaddis,  James . 

81  Kerr,  John  C . 

82  McDonagh,  William . 

83  Pearson  Thomas  D . 

84  Wakefield,  John . 

1853. 

85  Bryers,  William . 

86  Forman,  Richard  J . 

87  Fowler,  Robert . 

88  German,  Peter . 

89  Lund,  William . 

90  Salt,  Allan . T. 

91  Webb,  Wil  liam . w. 

1854. 

92  Dyer,  James  E . . . 

93  Hawke,  William . 

94  Hough,  John . 

95  Hunt,  Ambrose  . ex. 

96  Hunt,  David . . 

97  Ivison,  James  A . 

98  Masson  James . . . 

99  Pinch,  Richard . . T. 

100  Russ,  Amos  E . .  . 

101  Savage,  William . 

102  Shannon,  William . 

103  Walker,  John . 

104  Williams,  William . 

105  Wilson,  John  V . 


1875 

1874 

1880 

1877 


1880 


1878 


1875 

1878 


1876 


1878 


1855. 

106  Andrews,  Alfred . 

107  Auld,  David . 

108  Birks,  William . 

109  Cobb,  Thomas . 

110  Crane,  Isaac . 

111  Howard,  Thomas S  ..  . 

112  Kershaw,  Edward.  .  . . 

113  Latimer,  James  F. . . . 

114  Stringfellow,  Charles. 

115  Sweet,  Edmund  E.... 

116  Tucker,  Samuel . 


1875 


1880 

1879 


1877 


1856. 

117  Brown,  George . .  . 

118  Cross,  William . 

119  Goodwin,  James . 

120  Hadwin,  Thomas . 

121  Hamilton,  Christopher . 

122  Meacham,  George  M . t.  1876 

123  Milliken,  Andrew . ' 

124  Parker,  William  R . 

125  Ryckman,  Edward  B . 

126  Tucker,  Richard  L . ., . d. 

127  Wilson,  Samuel . 

128  Wright,  Wesley  P . 

1857. 

129  Broley,  James . 

130  Christopherson,  Hall . d. 

131  Clarkson,  John  B . t. 

132  Fessant,  Edwin . 

133  Henderson,  William  C . 

134  Holmes,  Edwin . 

135  Kennedy,  James . 

136  Langford,  Alexander . 

137  McLean,  Hugh . 

138  McNamara,  George . d. 

139  Ross,  William  W . 

140  Sanderson,  John . : . 

1858. 

141  Brock,  Thomas . 

142  Cornish,  George  H . ■ . 

143  Hannon,  James . 

144  Hay  hurst,  William  . 

145  Rawson,  Joseph . 

146  Ryan,  David . 

147  Sherlock,  Benjamin . 

148  Stephenson,  William . w. 

149  Stinson,  Joseph  H . 

150  Tyler,  Reuben  E . 

1859. 

151  Bawtinhimer,  Peter  M . 

152  Bristol,  Column . 

153  Graham,  James . 

154  Gundy,  James . 

155  Hamilton,  Thomas  . . t. 

156  Johnston,  Hugh . m. 

157  Neelands,  John . 

158  Richardson,  George . 

159  Willimott,  William . 

160  White,  James . . 

161  Whiting,  James . 

1860. 

162  Brethour,  David  L . 

163  Brownell,  Daniel  E . 

164  Buggin,  George . 

165  Burns,  Alexander . 

166  Chalmers,  David . 

167  Freshman,  Charles . d. 

168  Gundy,  Joseph  R . 


1876 


1877 

1878 


1875 


640 


MINISTERS  AND  PROBATIONERS. 


I860. — Continued. 

169  Jackson,  Thomas . 

170  Orme,  James  H . 

171  Philp,  John . 

172  Watson,  William  C . 

1861. 

173  Gaetz,  Leonard . 

174  Lever,  James  J.  A . 

175  Lewis,  Joshua  P . 

176  Moss,  William  H . 

177  McKenzie,  Daniel  M.  ... 

178  Russell,  John . 

179  Teskey,  Ebenezer . 

1862. 

180  Burns,  Nelson . . 

181  Clement,  Benjamin . 

182  Colling,  Joseph  S . 

183  Colling,  Thomas . 

184  Elliott,  John . 

185  Kappele,  Stephen . 

186  Kay,  John . 

187  Keagy,  John  G . 

188  Kellam,  Henry . 

189  Laird,  James . 

190  Shepherd,  William  W  . . . 

191  Taylor,  William . 

192  Wilkinson,  Thomas  L  .  .  . 

1863. 

193  Benson,  Manly . 

194  Edwards,  Abel . 

195  Ferguson,  George . 

196  Holmes,  Joseph  W . 

197  Keppel,  John  H . 

198  McCartney,  James  H.  . .  . 

199  Tennant,  Elisha . 

200  Waddell,  Robert  H . 

1864. 

201  Bell,  Robert . 

202  Harris,  Alex.  G. . . 

203  Henderson,  William.  ..  . 

204  Stafford,  Charles  E . 

205  Stonehouse,  James  H.  .  . 

206  Sutherland,  Donald  G  . . 

207  Van  Camp,  Albert  J  . .  . 

1865. 

208  Bell,  James  P . 

209  Cookmon,  Christopher.. 

210  Mitchell,  George  A . 

211  Robinson,  John  PI . 

1866. 

212  Barltrop,  Charles . 

213  Campbell,  T.  Metcalfe.. 

214  Clark,  George . 

•  215  Edwards,  William  W.  . . 

216  Fisher,  John  S . 

217  Goodspeed,  Joseph  B..  . 

218  Jackson,  George . 

219  Jones,  Edmund  S . 

220  McCann,  William . 

221  Russell,  Alfred  L . 

222  Saunders,  John. . 

223  Smith,  Nathaniel .  ... 

1867. 

224  Carson,  W.  Wellington 

225  Cunningham,  Andrew  . 

226  Heajey,  Ezra . 

227  Isaac,  John  R . 

228  Jackson,  Thomas  W.  .  . 


•  D. 
■  D. 


1875 

1875 


.  M. 


.EX. 


■  T. 


LOC. 


1879 


187S 


1878 

1878 


.  D. 


1867.  — Continued. 

229  Jones,  Peter  W . 

230  McCollum,  Edwin  . . 

231  Nugent,  Francis  E . 

232  Ridley,  J ohn . 

233  Ross,  James  S . 

234  Scott,  John. . . . . 

235  Woodsworth,  Richard  W 

1868. 

236  Bielby,  William  M . 

237  Chambers,  Alexander  C 

238  Charlton,  James . 

239  Chown,  Edwin  A . 

240  Davey,  Robert . 

241  Deacon,  Joseph . 

242  Ford,  William  J . 

243  Keefer,  Benjamin  B. . . . 

244  Phillips,  Robert . 

245  Rigsby,  Walter . 

246  Williams,  Richard  W 

1869, 

247  Calvert,  George  W . 

248  Fife,  William  H . 

249  Kay,  Joshua  R . 

250  Madden,  George  C . 

251  Mills,  William . 

252  Philp,  Joseph . 

253  Reynolds,  Robert . 

254  Scott,  John  G . 

255  Smylie,  Robert . 

256  Thompson,  Daniel  W 

257  Turner,  William  T . 


1870. 


■  D. 


1879 

1878 


.  TJ.  S. 


1880 


258  Edmonds,  Jabez . 

259  Elliott,  Robert  J . 

260  Hall,  Robert  H . 

261  Lanceley,  John  E . 

262  Millyard,  Reuben . 

263  Odery,  Joseph . 

264  Phillips,  Alfred  M . 

265  Reid,  Thomas  J . 

266  Schram,  George  A . 

267  Smith,  Charles . 

268  Smith,  John  V . 

269  Stevenson,  John  C . 

270  Teeter,  Chancellor. .... 

271  Walsh,  William . 

1871. 

272  Berry,  Henry . 

273  Burns,  Robert., . 

274  Daniel,  George . 

275  Fallis,  John  G . 

276  Graham,  William  W 

277  Henderson,  William  H 

278  Hill,  Hem  y  E . 

279  Maxwell,  William  J 

280  Mooney,  James .... 

281  Morden,  Thomas  E 

282  Patched],  Thomas  H 

283  Robbins,  John . 

284  Sellerv,  Samuel . 

285  Turner,  John .  . 

286  Williams,  John  B . 

1872.  , 

287  Eason,  Richard . 

288  Fydell,  Thomas  R 

289  Gee,  Thomas . 

290  Goodwin,  Thomas 

291  Guest,  Joseph . 

292  Hawkins,  Charles  W 


LONDON  CONFERENCE. 


641 


1872. — Continued. 

293  Hobbs.  Richard . 

294  Hughes,  Henry . w. 

295  Husband,  Robert  .T . 

596  Kettlewell,  William . 

297  Livingston,  James . 

298  Morrow,  Charles  R . 

299  Rice,  James  P . . . 

300  Shortt,  William  K . m. 

301  Smith,  John  T . 

1S73. 

302  Balmer,  Robert  H  . 

303  Baugh,  William . 


304  Bettsehan,  David . loc. 

305  Couzens,  Charles  C . 

306  Haekett,  William  L . 

307  Henders,  Richard  C . 

308  Hodson,  Joseph  M . 

309  Hunter,  William  J . u.  s. 

310  Snyder,  Adam  Ira . 

311  Sparling,  William  W . 

312  Ward,  Joseph . 

313  Watson,  James . eng. 


1874. 

314  Cooley,  John  W.  . . . 

315  Crossley,  Hugh  T.  . 

316  Earle,  Theophilus  R 


317  Eddy,  Samuel  L  . loc. 

318  Ford,  James  E . 

319  Hopkins,  Abraham . ex. 

320  McCulloch,  Andrew  M . 

321  McLean,  John . T. 

322  Nelthorpe,  Ely . ..loc. 

323  Rogers,  David . 


1874.  — Continued. 


1877 


324  Shibley,  EdwinS . 

325  Stevenson,  Ephraim  B 

326  Swann,  Francis . 

327  Wallace,  Albert  J 

328  Wilson,  Jasper . 


1880 

1875 

1879 

1879 

1876 


1875. 

329  Beavers,  George . 

330  Bowers,  Alfred  A . 

331  Bridgman,  Wellington . 

332  Clarke,  Thomas  R . 

333  Crews,  Lewis  W . 

334  Freeman,  John  W . 

335  French,  William  P.  . . . 

336  Gane,  William  H . 

337  Harper,  Cecil . 

338  Henderson,  George  W  . 

339  Kerr,  George  J . 

340  Leith,  Thomas  B . 

341  Maitland,  Robert  R  .  .  . 

342  McLaehlin,  James  A.  .  . 

343  Orme,  Thomas  H . 

344  Russ,  James  E . 

345  Sanderson,  Frederick  H 

346  Smith,  Wray  R. . 

347  Tretheway,  William  . .  . 

348  Wright,  Robert  W . 

1876. 


1876 

1880 

1876 


349  Broadway,  Augustine 

350  Campbell,  Wesley  F. 

351  Cleaver,  Solomon  .... 

352  Deacon,  Charles . 

353  Eby,  Samuel  C . 


loc.  1879 


loc.  1876 


loc.  1877 
V.t.  1880 


T. 


1879 


LOC. 


LOC. 


LOC. 


1878 

1880 

1878 


PROBATIONERS  CONNECTED  WITH  TIIE  LONDON  CONFERENCE,  JUNE,  1880, 

SHOWING  THE  YEAR  WHEN  THEIR  MINISTRY  BEGAN. 


1875. 

1  Shilton,  James  W.  . .  . 

1876. 

2  Fear,  Ezra  A . 

3  Foote,  James  G.  ...... 

4  Moir,  David  A . 

5  Penhall,  William . 

6  Redmond,  Richard  . . . 

7  Smith,  Alfred  E . 

8  Staples,  Samuel  G. . . . 

9  Stewart,  John . 

10  Treleaven,  Richard  J  . 

11  Turk,  George  . 

12  White,  James  H . 

1877. 

13  Balmer,  William  J  .  .  . 

14  Brandon,  William  J.  . 

15  Campbell,  William  W. 

16  Cosens,  Charles  W  .  .  . 

17  Crews,  Albert  C . 

18  Dean,  George  W . 

19  Edwards,  Samuel . 

20  Hall,  Harvey  M. . . 

21  Hazlewood,  Janies  H  . 

22  Irvine,  Samuel  O . 

23  Lanceley,  Ebenezer... 

24  Scott,  Edmund  E . 

25  Voaden,  Thomas . 

41 


1878. 

26  Clarke,  Edward  John  . 

27  Emory,  Vernon  H . 

28  Joslyn,  John  Id.  L  . .  .  . 

29  Stacey,  Frank  B . 

1879. 

30  Freeman,  James  B . 

31  Hockey,  John  E . 

32  Howard,  John  H . 

33  Hunter,  John  E . 

34  Jamieson,  Walter  S. 

35  Koyl,  Eardley  H.  .  . . 

36  Lambly,  James  B. , .  . 

37  Little,  James . 

38  Sifton,  James  W . 

39  Snider,  David  W . 

40  Spence,  William  Id. .  . 

1880. 

1  41  Cassidy,  Francis  A  ...  . 

42  Cook,  Joseph  S . 

43  Cosford,  Henry  M . 

44  Hamilton,  Richard 

45  Locke,  Hugh  William. 

46  Lounds,  George . 

47  Moore,  Thomas  Albert. 

48  Pring,  Joseph . 

49  Saunby,  John  W . 

50  Scanlon,  Richard  W.  .  . 


MINISTERS  &  PROBATIONERS  FOR  THE  MINISTRY, 


CONNECTED  WITH  THE 


%  o  n  b  a  it 


Conference, 


1874  to  1880. 


A. 


AMES,  WILLIAM. 
1842. 

1874  Park  Hill . 

76  Watford . 

79  Cains  ville . 


B. 


ANDREWS,  ALFRED. 

1855. 

1874  Tilsonbuvg .  3 

77  Stratliroy .  3 

80  Galt .  4 

Financial  Secretary,  1876  and 
1877. 

Delegate  to  the  General  Con¬ 
ference  of  1878. 

Secretary  of  General  Sunday 
School  Board  and  of  Sunday 
School  Library  Committee. 

Author  of  ‘  ‘  Canadian  Sunday 
School  Normal  Class  Book,”  also 
author  of  1  ‘  Elementary  Chart  of 
Bible  Chronology,”  and  two  pam¬ 
phlet  Sermons  on  “Transubstan- 
tiation.” 

ARMSTRONG,  JAMES. 
1845. 

1874  Thorold . (sup’d.)  1 

Died  Feb.  9tli,  1875,  aged  75 
years. 

ARMSTRONG,  JOHN. 

1828. 

1874  Listowel . (sup’d.)  7 

AULD,  DAVID. 

1855. 

1874  Erin . (n.c.)  1 

75  Rockwood  .  3 

78  Plattsville .  1 

79  Belmore .  2 


BALMER,  ROBERT  H. 
c.  1873. — R.  on  t.  1874. — 
r.  f.  c.  &  o.  1879. 

1S73  Blenheim .  1 

74  Dawn  Mills .  1 

75  Dunnville  .  1 

'  76  Rainham .  1 

77  Montreal  Theo.  College..  2 

79  -Queenstou .  1 

80  Delhi .  1 


BAXTER,  JOHN. 

1831. 

1S74  Ridgeway . (sup’d.)  7 

BAXTER,  MICHAEL. 

1842. 

1874  Font  Hill . (sup’d.)  7 


BALMER,  WILLIAM  JOHN, 
c.  1877,  1878.— k.  on  t.  1879. 
1877  Jarvis .  1 

78  Kelvin .  1 

79  Oxford  Centre . . . .  1 

80  Salford .  1 


BEAVERS,  GEORGE,  B.  A. 
k.  on  t.  1875. 


1 


1875  Salford . 

76  Located. 

A  graduate  of  Victoria  Univer¬ 
sity — B.A.,  1875. 


BARLTROP,  CHARLES. 
1S66- 

1874  Northport. . (n.c.  sup’y.)  1 

75  Kintore. . •  2 

77  Granton .  2 

79  Oakland .  2 


BELL,  JAMES. 

1834. 

1874  London . (sup’d.)  6 

Died  May  31st,  1879,  aged  69 
years. 


BAUGH,  WILLIAM, 
c.  1873. — R.  on  t.  1874.— 
r.  f.  c.  &  o.  1877. 

1873  Berlin . ? .  1 

74  Elora .  1 

75  Montreal  Theo.  College..  2 

'  77  Bismarck . .  2 

79  Walton .  2 

BAWTINHIMER,  PETER 
MATTHIAS. 

1859. 

1874  Woodstock...  (sup’y. )  2 


76  Clifton  . (sup’y.) 

80  Blenheim . (sup’y.) 


BELL,  JAMES  PARKER, 

1865  1  Primitive 
to  ,>  Methodist 

75  \  Conference. 

76  Caistor  ville .  3 

79  Otterville .  2 

BELL,  ROBERT. 

1864. 

1874  Jerseyville .  2 

76  Hamilton,  Simcoe  St —  2 
78  Expelled. 


BENNETT,  JOHN  HENRY. 

c.  1878. — R  on  t.  1879. 

1878  Brownsville .  1 

79  Erin .  1 

80  Dropped. 


LONDON  CONFERENCE. 


643 


BENSON,  MANLY. 
1863. 

1874  Hamilton — Zion  Taber¬ 


nacle  .  1 

75  Stratford .  3 

78  St.  Thomas .  3 


BERRY,  FRANCIS. 

1852. 

1874  Sarnia . (chmn.)  1 

75  Sarnia . (sup’d.  )  3 

78  Removed  to  United  States. 


BERRY,  HENRY. 
1871. — r.  f.  c.  &  o.  1875. 


1874  Peel .  1 

75  Alvinston .  1 

76  Kenilworth .  2 

78  Wallace .  3 


BETTSCHAN,  DAVID. 
1873. 

1874  Harriston .  1 

75  Dropped; 


BIELBY,  WILLIAM  M. 
1868. 


1S74  Erin .  2 

7  6  Corunna .  1 

77  Alvinston .  2 

79  Tilbury .  1 

80  Wallaceburg .  1 


BIGC1AR,  HAMILTON. 
1827. 

1874  Brantford . (sup’d.)  7 

BIRKS,  WILLIAM. 

1855. 

1874  Talbotville . (n.c.)  3 


77  Brownsville .  3 

80  Blythe .  1 


BRETHOUR,  DAVID  L. 
1860. 

1874  Windsor . 


76  Aylmer.  .  3 

79  Simeoe . .  2 


Financial  Secretary  of  Confer¬ 
ence,  1874,  1875,  1878,  and  1879. 

Journal  Secretary  of  Confer¬ 
ence,  1878, 

Chairman  of  District,  1880. 


BRIDGMAN,  WELLINGTON. 


e.  1875  — it.  on  t.  1876. — • 

R.  f.  c.  &  o.  1880. 

1875  Hagarsville .  1 

76  Glanford .  1 

77  W aterdown .  1 

78  Cobourg . s.v.c.  2 

80  Victoria .  1 


BRISTOL,  COLMAN,  M. A. 
1859. 

1874  Fullarton .  2 

76  Lucknow .  1 

77  Forest .  1 

7  8  Princeton .  1 

79  Glencoe  .  1 


80  Left  without  a  Station  at 
his  own  request. 


BROADWAY,  AUGUSTINE, 
c.  1876 — r.  on  t.  1877. — 
r.  f.  c.  &  o.  1880. 


1876  Vienna .  1 

77  Otterville .  1 

78  Queenston .  1 


79  Brantford — Oxford  St. .  .  2 
Located  September,  1880. 


BROCK,  THOMAS. 

1858. 

1874  Clinton .  3 

77  Guelph — Dublin  St .  2 

7  9  Brantford — Brant  Ave . .  2 
Delegate  to  the  General  Con¬ 
ference  of  1878. 

Financial  Secretary,  1877  to 
1880. 


BOTHWELL,  WILLIAM. 


1844. 

1874  Vienna . (sup’d.)  7 


BOWERS,  ALF.  AMBROSE. 

c.  1874. — e.  on  t.  1875. 

1874  Wingham .  1 

75  Goderich .  1 

76  Brussels .  1 


77  Montreal  Theol.  College.  4 


BRANDON,  WM.  JOHN. 
e.  on  t.  1877. 


1877  Romney .  1 

78  Ridgetown .  1 

79  Leamington .  1 

89  Westminster .  1 


BROLEY,  JAMES. 

1857. 

1874  Dungannon .  2 

76  Bayfield .  3 

7  9  Gorrie .  2 

BROWN,  GEORGE. 

1857. 

1874  Milton . (n.c.)'I 

75  Dunnville .  2 

77  Hagarsville .  2 

79  Hamilton — Simeoe  St. . .  2 


BROWNELL,  DANIEL  E, 
1860. 

1874  St.  George .  3 

77  Burlington .  2 

79  Ingepsoll .  2 


BRYERS,  WILLIAM. 


1853. 

1874  Port  Dover .  1 

75  Welland .  3 

78  Wingham .  3 


BUGGIN,  GEORGE. 

1860. 

1874  London . (n.c.)  1 

75  Seaforth .  3 

78  Mount  Forest .  3 

BURNS,  ALEX.,  D.D.,  LL.D. 
1860. 


1874  )  Des  Moines  Conference, 
to  l  Methodist  Episcopal 

77  )  Church,  U.S. 

78  |  Governor, 

to  y  Female  College, 

80  I  Hamilton. 


BURNS,  NELSON,  B.A. 
1862. 

1874  Thorold . (sup’d.)  2 

76  Camlachie .  2 

78  Georgetown . (sup’y.)  3 

Note. — During  his  Supernu¬ 
merary  relation  to  the  Conference, 
he  has  for  several  years  been 
Head  Master  in  High  Schools. 
He  is  now,  by  permission  of  the 
Conference,  in  charge  of  the 
Georgetown  College,  an  institu¬ 
tion  designed  to  give  thorough 
High  School  training,  combined 
with  earnest  religious  culture. 

BURNS,  ROBERT. 
1871.— e.  F.  c.  &  o.  1876. 
1874  Cobourg. . (s.v.c.)  2 

76  Port  Dalhousie .  1 

77  Cayuga .  2 

79  Lynedoeli .  2 


BYRNE,  CLAUDIUS. 
1824. 

1874  Fairfield . (sup’y.)  3 

Died  October  5tli,  1876,  aged 
83  years. 


c. 


CALVERT,  GEORGE  W. 
1869.— r.  f.  c.  &  o.  1875. 

1874  Cobourg . (s.v.c.)  1 

7  5  Acton .  2 

77  London — Dundas  St.  E..  2 
79  St.  Catharines  3rd .  2 


CAMPBELL,  THOMAS  MET¬ 
CALF. 

1866. 


1874  Ridgeway .  2 

76  Merritton .  \ 

77  Windsor .  3 

80  Sarnia .  1 


644 


MINISTERS  AND  PROBATIONERS. 


CAMPBELL,  WESLEY 
FLETCHER. 

o.  1876. — r.  on  t.  1877. — 
r.  f.  c.  &  o.  1880 

1876  Woodburn . 

77  Port  Dalhousie . 

78  Hagarsville . 

79  Smithville . 

80  Port  Rowan . 


CAMPBELL,  WM. 
c.  1877.— R-  on  t. 

1877  Berlin . 

78  Bayfield . 

79  Bervie  . 

80  Cobourg . 


WALTER. 

1878. 

.  1 

.  1 

.  1 

.  (s.Y.C.)  1 


CHOWN,  EDWIN  ANNING, 
B.D. 

1868. 

1874  Beamsville .  3 

77  Font  Hill .  3 

80  Lynden .  1 

A  graduate  of  Victoria  Univer¬ 
sity — B.  A. ,  1867 ,  Silver  Medalist ; 

B.D.,  1877. 


HALL. 


CLEMENT,  BENJAMIN. 
1862. 

1874  Fairfield . 

76  Waterford . 

79  Stratford . . 

Financial  Secretary,  1880. 


CARSON,  WEBSTER  WEL¬ 
LINGTON. 

1867. 

1874  Hamilton— King  Street.  5 
'76  Brantford — Brant  Ave.  .  . 
79  Woodstock .  - 


CASE,  GEORGE. 

1846. 

1874  London.... . (sup’d.) 

79  Windsor . (sup’y.) 

80  Located. 


CHRISTOPHERSON, 

1857. 

1874  Burlington . 

75  Kincardine . 

78  Mitchell . 

80  Stratford . (sup’d). 

Died  August  3rd,  1880,  aged 

45  years. 

CLAPPISON,  DAVID.  C. 
1844. 

1874  Westminster . 

75  Lowville  and  Kilbride  . . 

76  Glanford . 

79  Barton ville . 


COBB,  THOMAS. 

1855. 

1874  Elora .  3 

77  Petrolia .  3 

80  Seaforth .  1 

Financial  Secretary,  1876, 1878, 
1879. 


COLEMAN,  FRANCIS. 
1840. 

1874  St.  Catharines  .  .(sup’d.)  3 
77  Hamilton . (sup’d.)  4 

COLLING.  JOSEPH  S. 
1862. 

1874  Hagarsville .  3 

77  Westminster .  3 

80  London  South .  1 


CASSIDY,  FRANCIS  ALLCOT. 
r.  on  t.  1880. 

1880  Cobourg . .  .(u.v.c.)  1 

CASWELL,  JAMES. 

1844. 

1874  Lucknow . (n.c.)  2 

76  Dungannon .  2 

78  Londesboro’ .  3 


CLARK,  EDWARD  JOHN. 
r.  on  t.  1878. 

1878  Watford . 

79  Marthaville . 


CLARK,  GEORGE. 

1866. 

1874  Forest .  2 

76  Vienna . 1 

77  Blythe .  3 

80  Blenheim .  1 


CHALMERS,  DAVID. 

1860. 

1874  Waterdown .  1 

75  Burlington .  2 

77  St.  George .  3 

80  Port  Dover .  1 


CHAMBERS,  ALEXANDER  C. 
1868. 

1874  Clifton .  1 

75  Kingsville .  1 

76  Chatham . (sup’y.)  1 

77  Montreal  Conference. 

CHAPMAN,  WILLIAM. 
1846. 

1874  London . (SUp’d).  7 


CLARKE,  THOMAS  R. 
n.  on  t.  1875.— R.  f.  o  &  o.  1879. 
1875  Holstein .  1 

76  Lucknow .  1 

77  Sydenham .  1 

78  Brigden .  2 

80  Oil  Springs .  1 


COLLING,  THOMAS,  B. A. 
1862. 

1874  St.  Catharines .  2 

76  St.  Catharines  2nd .  1 

77  St.  Thomas  2nd..  . .  - 

79  London — New  Brighton.  2 


COOKE,  JOSEPH  SIMPSON. 
r.  on  t.  1880. 

1880  Dungannon .  1 


COOKMAN,  CHRISTOPHER. 
1865. 

1874  Berlin . .  •  •  2 

76  Norwich .  3 

79  Wallaceburg .  2 


CHARLTON,  JAMES. 
1S68. 

1874  London  East  . .  2 

76  Point  Edward . 1 

77  Sparta .  3 

80  Springfield .  1 


CLARKSON,  JOHN  B.,  M.A. 
1857. 

1874  Woodstock .  3 

77  Brantford .  2 

79  Toronto  Conference. 
Secretary  of  Conference,  1877. 
Delegate  toGeneral  Conference, 
1878. 


COOLEY,  JOHN  WESLEY. 
R.  ow t.  1874.— r.  f.  c.  &  o.  1878. 
1874  Listowel .  2 


76  Hamilton. 

77  Stratford.. 

78  Elmira.. . . 


CLEAVER,  SOLOMON,  B.  A. 
c.  1876— R.  on  t.  1877.— 
r.  f.  c.  &  o.  1880. 

1876  Hagarsville . 

__  (  Hagarsville,  3  mo. 

7 1  j  College  Student, 

78  College  Student  .  . . 

79  Waterdown .  1 

80  Merritton .  1 

A  graduate  of  University  Col¬ 
lege,  Toronto — B.A 


1879. 


CORNISH,  GEO.  HENRY. 
1858.  ■ 

1874  Norwich .  2 

76  Grimsby .  3 

79  Burlington .  2 

Financial  Secretary,  1875  and 
1880. 

J  ournal  Secretary  of  Conference, 
1874  to  1877. 

Assistant  Secretary  of  Confer¬ 
ence,  1878. 

Secretary  of  Conference,  1879. 
Delegate  to  General  Conference, 
Montreal,  1878. 

Author  of  “  Cyclopaedia^  of 
Methodism  in  Canada,  1880.” 


LONDON  CONFERENCE. 


645 


CORSON,  ROBERT. 

1822. 

1874  Cainsville . (sup’d.)  4 

78  Brantford . (sup’d.)  1 

Died  October  8tli,  1878,  aged 
78  years. 


COSENS,  CHARLES  W. 

E.  on  t.  1877. 

1877  Elora .  1 

78  Erin .  1 

7  9  Hespeler .  1 

80  Cobourg . .(s.v.c.)  1 

COSFORD,  HENRY  M. 
r.  on  t.  1880. 

1880  Arthur .  1 


COSFORD,  THOMAS. 
1839. 

1874  Mount  Forest .  1 

75  )  Gov.  of  Mount  Elgin  ) 
to  V  Industrial  Institute,  >  6 
80  )  Muncey,  Ontario . . .  ) 
Chairman  of  District,  1874. 
Delegate  to  Gerieral  Conference, 
Montreal,  1878. 


COUZENS,  CHAS.  COOPER.  1 
c.  1873. — r.  on  t.  1874.—  j 
r.  f.  c.  &  o.  1877. 

1873  Hagarsville .  1 

74  Watford .  1 

7  5  Brownsville .  1 

7  6  Blenheim . .• .  1 

77  Vienna.. .  3  | 

80  Sombra  and  Courtright. .  1 


CRANE,  ISAAC. 
1855. 

1874  Londesboro’ . 

75  Bervie . 

78  Washington . 

80  Erin . 


3  ! 

2  | 

1  ! 


CREWS,  ALBERT  CLARKE, 
c.  1877. — R.  on  t.  1878. 


1877  London  South .  2 

79  Salford .  1 

80  Cobourg . (s.v.c.)  1 


CREWS,  LEWIS  WARNER, 
B.A. 

r.  on  t.  1875. — r.  f.  c.  &  o.  1879. 

1875  Toronto  Conference .  2 

77  Oakville .  2 

79  St.  Catharines  2nd .  2 

A  Graduate  of  Victoria  Uni¬ 
versity — B.A. ,  1877. 

CREWS,  THOMAS. 

1851. 

1874  Dorchester  Station .  3 


77  London  South .  3 

80  Westminster .  1 


CROSS,  WILLIAM. 


1856. 

1S74  Oneida . .  3 

77  New  Credit  .  •. .  4 


CROSSLEY,  HUGH  THOMAS. 
R.  on  t.  1874. — r.  f.  c.  &  o.  1880. 

1874  Fingal .  1 

75  Watford .  1 

7  6  Ingersoll .  2 

78  Cobourg . (s.v.c.)  1 


(  St.  Catharines,  Presi-  )  ^ 

(  dent’s  Assistant. .  .  ) 

80  Hamilton — Hannah  St. ..  1 
Note. — His  ordination  would 
have  taken  place  in  1S79,  but  was 
deferred  at  his  own  request,  that 
he  might  continue  his  studies  in 
Cobourg.  Subsequently  he.  was 
appointed  the  President’s  Assist¬ 
ant,  and  the  year  allowed. 


CUNNINGHAM,  ANDREW. 
1867. 

187'4  Toronto  Conference .  6 

80  Jarvis .  1 


CURRY,  CHRISTOPHER. 
1848. 

1874  Belmore . (sup’y.)  6 

80  Located. 


D. 


DANIEL,  GEORGE. 

1871.—  r.  f.  c.  &  o.  1876.  : 


1874  Cobourg . (s.v.c.)  1 

75  Wingham .  1 

7  6  Fingal .  1 

77  Queenston .  1 

78  Port  Colborne .  3 


DAYEY,  ROBERT. 
1868. 


1874  Brussels .  1 

75  Londesboro’ .  3 

78  Dungannon .  3 


Financial  Secretary,  1875  to 
1878. 


DEACON,  CHARLES, 
c.  1875. — R.  on  t.  1876. — 
r.  f.  c.  &  o.  1880. 

1875  Arthur . 

76  Holstein . 

77  Wallace . 

78  Jarvis . 

79  Moncton . 


DEACON,  JOSEPH. 
1868. 

1874  Wellesley . 

75  Trowbridge . 

78  Holstein . 

80  Arthur . 


1 

1 

1 

2 


1 

3 

1 

1 


DEAN,  GEO.  WALTER, 
c.  1877. — R.  on  t.  1878. 


1877  Watford .  1 

78  Grand  Bend .  1 

79  Fingal .  1 

80  Springfield .  ...  1 

DICKSON,  G.  N.  A.  F.  T. 
1851. 

1874  St.  Thomas .  1 

75  Sarnia .  2 

77  London — Dundas  Street.  3 
80  Tilsonburg .  1 


Financial  Secretary,  1874  to 
1876. 


DYER,  JAMES  E. 
1854. 


1874  Lucan .  '1 

75  Belmont .  3 

78  Drayton .  3 


EARLE,  THEOPHILUS 
RICHARD. 

c.  1874. — r.  on  t.  1875. — 
r.  f.  c.  &  o.  1879. 


1874  Kirkton .  1 

75  Forest .  1 

76  Grand  Bend .  1 

77  Milton .  1 

7  8  Glanford .  1 

79  Zimmerman .  2 


EASON,  RICHARD. 

1872. 

1874  Montreal  Conference 3 

77  Point  Edward .  2 

79  Montreal  Conference. 


EBY,  SAMUEL  C. 
c.  1876. — r.  on  t.  1877. 


1876  Kingsville .  1 

77  Ridgetown .  1 

78  Located. 


EDDY,  SAMUEL  L. 
r.  on  t.  1874. 

1874  Laxton  Mission.  ,..(N.c  )  1 

75  Oakville .  1 

76  Dropped. 


EDMONDS,  JABEZ.  4 
1870.—  r.  f.  c.  &  o.  1875. 
1874  Cobourg . (s.v.c.)  1 

75  Bothwell .  1 

76  London— New  Brighton.  2 
78  W  ithdrew  and  united  with 

the  Church  of  England. 


646 


MINISTERS  AND  PROBATIONERS. 


EDWARDS,  ABEL. 

1863. 

1874  East  Zorra .  2 

76  Oakland .  1 

77  Windham .  1 

78  Muncev .  3 

EDWARDS,  ANDREW. 
1852. 

1874  Belmont .  1 

75  Lucan .  •  •  2 

77  Belgrave .  3 

80  Holmesville. .  1 


F. 


F ALLIS,  JOHN  G. 
1871.— R.  f.  C.  &  o.  1876. 
1874  Kilbride . (n.C.)  1 

75  Cobourg . (s.v.c.)  1 

76  No  station— own  request  1 

77  Walton .  2 

79  Bismarck .  2 


EDWARDS,  SAMUEL, 
o.  1877. — R.  on  t.  1878. 

1877  Holstein. . . 

78  Caledonia . 

.  79  Glanford . 

80  Lynden . 


EDWARDS, 


WM. 

1866. 


WATSON. 


1874  Wall'aeeburg. 
75  Arkona. 


77 

80 


1874 

76 

79 


.  1 

.  2 

Thamesville .  3 

Wyoming  .  1 


FEAR,  EZRA  ADAMS, 
c.  1876. — R.  on  x.  1877. 

1876  Fullarton .  1 

77  Moncton .  1 

78  Westminster .  1 

79  Montreal  Theo.  College..  2 


FORD,  WILLIAM  J. 

1868. 

1874  Newbury .  1 

75  Wardsville  and  Newbury  1 

76  Newbury .  1 

77  Wyoming .  3 

80  Berlin  ... .  1 

FORMAN,  RICHARD  JOHN. 
1853. 

1 874  Drayton .  1 

75  Mount  Forest .  3 

78  Kincardine .  1 

79  Fairfield .  2. 

Chairman  of  District,  1877. 


ELLIOTT,  JOHN. 

1862. 

Straffordville .  2 

Otter ville .  3 

East  Zorra  . . . . .  2 


ELLIOTT,  ROBERT  J. 
1870. 

1874  Fenwick .  3 

77  Smith  ville .  2 

79  Ridgeway .  2 

EMORY,  VERNON  HOPE. 
r.  on  t.  1878. 

1878  Holstein .  1 

79  Lynden .  1 

80  Trafalgar .  1 


FEAR,  SAMUEL. 

1842. 

1874  Montreal  Conference ....  .  3 

77  Elmira . (sup’d.)  2 

79  Elora . (sup’d.)  2 

FERGUSON,  GEORGE. 
1863. 

1874  Vienna .  2. 

76  Fingal .  3 

79  Watford .  2 


FOWLER,  ROBERT,  M.D., 
M  R.C.S.E. 

1853. 

1874  Ingersoll .  3 

77  Clinton  .  2 

79  Listowel .  2 

Delegate  to  the  General  Con¬ 
ference  of  1878. 


FREEMAN,  JAS.  BIDWELL. 
r.  on  t.  1879. 

1879  Cobourg . (tt.v.c.)  2- 


EVANS, 


EPHRAIM, 
1837. 

1874  Governor,  Mount 
Indus.  Institute 


D.D. 


Elgin 


FESSANT,  EDWIN. 

1857.' 

1874  St.  Clair .  3 

77  Howick .  2 

79  Millbank .  2 


FIFE,  WILLIAM 
1869. 

1874  Cayuga . 

7  i  Fenwick . 

Kelvin . 


H. 


FREEMAN,  JOHN  WELDON,. 
B.D. 

r.  F.  c.  &  o.  1879. 

1875  Toronto  Conference .  2 

77  Erin .  1 

78  Hespeler .  1 

79  Rockwood .  2 

A  graduate  of  Victoria  Univer¬ 
sity,  Cobourg — B.D.,  1877. 


79 


1 

75  London . ...(sup’d.)  6 

Chairman  of  District,  1874. 
Delegate  to  General  Conference, 
Montreal,  1878 

EVANS,  JOHN  SW ANTON. 
1847. 

1874  Toronto  Conference. ....  4 
78  Hamilton,  Sup’t  of  Chil¬ 
dren’s  Home .  3 

Author  of  “Christian  Predes¬ 
tination,”  an  exposition  of  Rom. 
viii.  17-38,  and  “The  Christian 
Rewards.”  A  volume  on  “Bap¬ 
tizing  and  Teaching,”  is  ready 
for  the  press. 


FISHER,  JOHN 
1866. 

1874  Lucknow . 

76  Fullarton . 

79  Plattsville . 

80  Nassagaweya . 


FOOTE,  JAMES  G. 
o.  1876.— R.  on  t.  1877. 

1876  Bervie . 

Dorchester . 

Cobourg . (s.v.c.) 


FRENCH,  WILLIAM  P. 
c.  1875.— R.  on  t.  1876. 

1875  Ridgetown .  1 

76  Brownsville . 

77  Located. 


1 


77 

79 


FORD,  JAMES  E. 
c.  1874. — r.  on  t.  1875. — 
r.  f.  c.  &  o.  1879. 

1874  Fairfield .  1 

75  Port  Dover .  1 

76  Oxford  Centre .  1 

77  Montreal  Theol.  College.  2 

79  Point  Edward .  2 


FRESHMAN,  CHARLES,  D.D. 
1860. 

1874  Ingersoll 1 
For  many  years  Rabbi  of  the 
Jewish  Synagogue  at  Quebec.  A 
graduate  of  the  Jewish  Theologi¬ 
cal  Seminary  at  Prague.  Author 
of  an  Autobiography  of  his  own 
life,  and  of  “The  History  of  the 
Jews.” 

Died  January  4tli,  1875,  aged 
56  years. 


FYDELL,  THOS.  ROBERTS. 
1872. — r,  f.  c.  &  o.  1876. 

1874  Wyoming  .  1 

75  Bear  and  Black  Creek. . .  1 

76  Lynedoch .  3 

79  Cayuga .  2 


LONDON  CONFERENCE. 


647 


Gr. 


GADDIS,  JAMES. 

1852. 

1874  Bervie . (sup’y.)  7 

GAETZ,  LEONARD. 

1861. 

1874  Nova  Scotia  Conference  .  1 
75  Montreal  Conference  ....  3 
>  78  Hamilton — John  Street .  3 


GANE,  WILLIAM  HENRY. 
*c.  1875. — R.  on  t.  1876. — 
r.  f.  c.  &  o.  1879. 

1875  Exeter .  1 

76  London  North .  1 

77  Kirkton .  1 

.  1 

.  1 

.  1 


78  Leamington 
7  9  Blenheim. . . . 
80  St.  George  . . 


GEE,  THOMAS. 

1872. — r.  f.  c.  &  o.  1876. 
1874  Blenheim .  1 

75  Amherst  burg .  1 

76  Harrow .  2 

78  Woodslee .  2 

80  Florence .  1 

GERMAN,  JOHN  WESLEY. 
1850. 

1874  Mount  Pleasant .  3 

77  Ridgetown .  3 

80  Petrolia  . .  .' .  1 

Financial  Secretary,  1880. 

GERMAN,  PETER. 

1853. 

1874  Port  Stanley. 


Port  Rowan .  2 

77  Brantford . (sup’d.)  4 


GILBERT,  CHARLES  W.  M. 
1838. 

1874  Delhi . (sup’d.)  7 

GODWIN,  WILLIAM. 
1872.— r.  f.  c.  &o.  1877. 
1874  Exeter .  1 

75  Belmont .  1 

76  Montreal  Tlieo.  College. .  1 

77  Chatham  2nd .  1 

78  Essex  Centre .  3 


GOODWIN,  JAMES. 

1856. 

1874  Welland .  1 

75  Kirkton .  2 

77  Wardsville .  2 

79  Leamington .  2 

GRAHAM,  JAMES. 

1859. 

1874  Goderich .  1 

75  London — North  Street ..  3 
7  8  Seaforth .  2 

80  Dundas .  1 

Financial  Secretary,  1878.  De¬ 
legate  to  General  Conference, 
Montreal,  1878. 


GRAHAM,  WM.  WILSON. 
1871. 

1874  St.  Catharines .  2 

75  Merritton . (sup’d.)  1 

Died  Jan.  15th,  1876,  aged  35 

years. 

GRAY,  JAMES. 

1846. 

1874  Milton .  2 

76  Gov.  Dundas  Wes.  Inst..  2 

75  Port  Dover .  2 

80  St.  Thomas  2nd .  1 

Secretary  of  Conference,  1S74. 
President  of  Conference,  1877. 
Delegate  to  General  Conference 
of  1878.  Treasurer  of  Contin¬ 
gent  Fund,  1869  to  1876.  Trea¬ 
surer  of  General  Conference  F und, 
1876  to  1880.  Chairman  of  Dis¬ 
trict,  1874  to  1880. 

GRIFFIN,  WILLIAM  SMITH. 
1849. 

1874  Chatham . > .  2 

76  Hamilton — King  Street  .  3 

79  St.  Catharines  1st .  2 

Secretary  of  Conference,  1876. 

Chairman  of  District,  1874, 1875, 
and  1878  to  1880  Delegate  to 
General  Conference  of  1878. 
President  of  Conference,  1879. 


GOODSPEED,  JOSEPH  B. 
1866. 

1874  Simcoe . (n.c.)  1 

75  Porter’s  Hill .  1 

76  Garafraxa .  2 

78  Harrow .  1 

Died  March  7th,  1879,  aged 

53  years. 


GUNDY,  JOSEPH  R. 

1860. 

1874  Waterford .  2 

76  Cainsville .  1 

77  Harriston .  .  3 

80  Exeter .  1 


H. 


HACKETT,  WILLIAM  L. 
1873. — r.  f.  c.  &  o.  1878. 
1874  Delhi . (n.c.)  1 

75  Garafraxa  aud  Luther. .  .  1 

76  Berlin .  1 

77  New  Hamburg .  2 

79  Alvinston .  1 

80  Iona .  1 


HADWIN,  THOMAS. 

1856. 

1874  Woodslee .  1 

75  London . (sup’d.)  6 

HALL,  HARVEY  M. 
c.  1877. — R.  on  t.  1878. 

1877  Lynden  .  2 

79  Cobourg . (s.v.c.)  2 


HALL,  ROBERT  HENRY. 
1870. — R.  f.  c.  &  o.  1874. 

1874  Alvinston .  1 

75  Granton .  2 

7  7  Kintore .  3 

80  Romney .  1 

HAMILTON,  CHRISTOPHER. 
1856. 

1874  St.  Williams .  1 

75  Thorndale .  3 

78  Bervie .  3 

HAMILTON,  RICHARD. 

R.  on  T.  1880. 

1880  Fullarton .  1 


GUEST,  JOSEPH. 

1S72. — R.  f.  c.  &  o.  1877. 

1874  Smithville .  1 

75  Cobourg. . (s.v.c.)  2 

77  Delhi .  3 

80  Delhi . (sup’d.)  1 

Died  Dec.  12th,  1880,  aged  32 
years. 

GUNDY,  JAMES. 

1859. 

1874  Delhi .  3 

77  Courtright . 2 

79  Sombra  and  Courtright..  1 

80  Staffordvillle .  1 


HAMILTON,  THOMAS. 
1859. 

1874  Porter’s  Hill . (n.c.)  1 

75  Porter’s  Hill ....  (sup’d.)  1 

76  Goderich . (sup’d.)  1 

77  Toronto  Conference. 


HANNA,  THOMAS. 

1844. 

1874  Tyrconnell .  1 

75  Walpole  Island .  6 


HANNON,  JAMES. 

1858. 

1874  London— North  Street.  .  1 
75  Hamilton — Zion  Taber¬ 
nacle  .  2 

77  Dundas .  3 

80  St.  Mary’s . _ -  1 

Delegate  to  General  Conference, 
Montreal,  1878. 

Financial  Secretary,  1878  and 
1S79. 

Chairman  of  District,  1880. 


648 


MINISTERS  AND  PROBATIONERS. 


HARDIE,  DAVID. 

1833. 

1874  Montreal  Conference ... .  3 

77  Vienna . (sup’d.)  2 

79  Strathroy . (sup’d.)  2 


HEALY,  EZRA  ANTHONY 
B.  A. 

1867. 


1874  Drayton . (sup’y.) 

80  Rem.  to  United  States. 


HILL,  JOSEPH. 
1845. 

1874  Millbank . 

6  76  Oil  Springs . 

78  Port  Lambton . 


2 

2 

3 


HARPER,  CECIL,  B.  A. 
r.  on  t.  1875. — R.  f.  c.  &  o.  1879. 


1875  St.  Catharines  2nd .  1 

76  Ivirkton .  1 

77  Westminster .  1 

78  Belmont .  1 

79  New  Hamburg .  1 


80  Toronto  Conference. 

A  graduate  of  Victoria  Univer¬ 
sity — B.A.,  1872. 

HARRIS,  ALEXANDER  G. 


1864. 

1874  Florence  .  1 

75  Port  Stanley .  3 

78  Forest .  3 


HARRIS,  JAMES. 

1851. 

1874  Fingal .  2 

76  Amherstburg .  3 

79  Brussels .  2 


HAWKE,  WILLIAM. 

1854. 

1874  Howick  .  1 

75  Glanford .  1 

76  Waterdown .  3 

79  Grimsby .  2 


Financial  Secretary,  1874. 
HAWKINS,  CHARLES  W„ 


B.A. 

1872. — R.  f.  o.  &  o.  1876. 

1874  Thorold .  2 

i  Oakville . ) 

76  l  St.  Catharines,  Presi-  l  1 
(  dent’s  Assistant  .  .  .  .  ) 

77  Beamsville .  2 


Died  April  13th,  1879,  aged  31 
years  and  6  months. 

HAYIJURST,  WILLIAM. 
1858. 


1874  Peel .  1 

75  Palmerston .  3 

78  Brussels .  1 


79  Wardsville  and  Newbury  2 
Financial  Secretary,  1875  to 
1877,  and  1880. 

HAYNES,  FREDERICK 
1843. 

1874  Beamsville . (sup’y.)  7 

HAZLEWOOD,  JAMES  H. 
r.  on  T.  1877. 

1877  Brownsville .  1 

78  Fingal .  1 

79  Watford  .  1 

80  Montreal  Tlieo.  College..  1 


HENDERS,  RICHARD  COE. 
1873.— R.  f.  o.  &o.  1878. 


1874  Lynden .  1 

75  Lowville  &  Kilbride  ....  1 

76  Cobourg . (s.v.c.).  1 

77  Glanford .  1 

78  Ulster .  2 

80  Ashfield .  1 


HENDERSON,  GEORGE  W. 
o.  1875. — R.  on  t.  1876. — 
r.  f.  c.  &  o.  1880. 

1875  Westminster .  2 

77  London  North .  1 

78  Montreal  Theo.  College..  2 
SO  Hamilton— President’s 

Assistant .  .  1 


HENDERSON,  WILLIAM. 


1864. 

1874  Ingersoll . (r.C.)  1 

75  Woodslee .  3 

78  Blenheim .  2 

80  Kirkton .  1 

HENDERSON.  WM.  C.,  M.A. 

1857. 

1874  Stratford .  1 

75  Goderich .  2 

77  Sarnia .  3 

80  Strathroy .  1 


Delegate  to  the  General  Con¬ 
ference  of  1878. 

Assistant  Secretary  of  Confer¬ 
ence,  1879  and  1880. 

Chairman  of  District,  1877  to 
1880. 


HENDERSON,  WM.  H. 
1871. 


1874  Zion .  1 

75  Elora  .  1 

76  Port  Dover .  1 

77  Located. 


HERKIMER,  WILLIAM 
1843. 

1874  New  Credit  ....(sup’d.)  2 
Died  October  3rd,  1875,  aged 
75  years. 


HILL,  HENRY  E. 
1871. — R.  f.  o.  &  o.  1875. 


1874  Moore .  1 

75  London  North  .  1 

76  Sydenham .  1 

77  Grand  Bend  .  1 

78  Appin .  3 


HISTON,  JOHN. 

1844. 

1874  Copetown . (sup’d.)  3 

77  Burlington . (sup’d.)  4 


HOBBS,  RICHARD. 

1872. — b.  f.  c.  &  o.  1877. 

1874  Berlin . '• .  1 

75  Montreal  Theol.  College.  2 

77  Acton .  3 

80  Washington .  1 


HOCKEY,  JOHN  EDWIN. 
r.  on  t.  1879. 

1879  Springfield .  1 

80  Vienna .  1 

HODSON,  JOSEPH  M.,  B.A. 

c.  1873.— R.  on  t.  1874.— 
r.  f.  c.  &  o.  1878. 

1874  Cainsville  .  1 

75  Cobourg . (u.v.c.)  2 

77  Hamilton— Hannah  St. .  2 

79  London — Pall  Mall .  2 

A  graduate  of  Victoria  Univer¬ 
sity — B.A.  1878. 


HOLMES,  EDWIN. 

1857. 

1874  Mount  Forest . (N.c.)  1 

75  Peel .  3 

78  Hespeler .  2 

80  Talbotville .  1 


HOLMES,  JOSEPH  WM. 
1863. 

1874  Richwood  .  1 

75  Exeter .  3 

78  St.  Catharines  2nd .  1 

79  Waterdown .  2 


HOLTBY,  MATTHIAS. 
1832. 

1874  Lynedoch . (sup’d.)  6 

Died  January  6th,  1880,  aged 
81  years. 

HOPKINS,  ABRAHAM, 
c.  1874. — R  on  t .  1875. 


1874  Brussels .  1 

75  Bayfield .  1 

76  Expelled. 

HOUGH.  JOHN, 

1854. 

1874  Trowbridge .  1 

75  Clifford .  3 

78  Peel .  3 


LONDON  CONFERENCE. 


649 


HOWARD,  ISAAC  BROCK. 
1840. 


1874  Guelph .  2 

76  Dundas.i .  1 

77  Paris . (sup’d.)  1 

78  Brantford . (sup’d.)  2 


80  Toronto  Conference. 
Chairman  of  District,  1874 
and  1875. 

HOWARD,  JOHN  HENRY. 


r.  on  t.  1S79. 

1879  Thamesville .  1 

80  Hagarsville .  1 


HOWARD,  THOMAS  S. 
1855. 

1874  Glanford .  1 

75  Oakville .  3 

7S  Welland .  1 

79  Hagarsville...; .  2 


HUGHES,  HENRY. 

1S72. 

1874  Dunnville .  1 

75  Caistorville .  2 


77  Withdrew  and  accepted  the 
Pastorate  of  the  Congregational 
Church,  Stratford,  Ontario. 


HUNT,  AMBROSE. 
1854. 


1874  Romney .  1 

75  Florence .  1 


76  Expelled. 

HUNT,  DAYID. 


1854. 

1874  Kingsville .  1 

75  Blenheim . .  3 

78  Belmont .  3 

HUNTER,  JOHN  EDWIN. 
r.  on  t.  1879. 

1879  Coboiu'g . (s.v.c.)  1 

80  Waterdown .  1 


HUNTER,  WILLIAM  J. 
r.  on  t.  1877. 

1873  j  Methodist 

to  >  Episcopal 

76  )  Conference. 

77  Blenheim .  1 

78  Moncton .  1 

79  Removed  to  U.  S.,  and 

united  with  the  Ohio  Conference, 

M.  E.  Church. 

HURLBURT,  ASAHEL. 
1828. 

1874  Mitchell . (sup’d.)  4 

Died  July  8th,  1878,  aged  75 

years. 

HURLBURT,  ERASTUS. 
1844. 


1874  Grand  River .  5 

79  Brantford . (sup’d.)  1 

80  Oneida .  1 


HUSBAND,  ROBERT  J. 
1872.— r.  f.  c.  &  o.  1876. 

1874  Holstein .  1 

75  Wellesley .  3 

78  Fordwich .  3 


HUTCHINSON,  JOHN. 
1845. 

1874  Hamilton . (sup’d.)  1 

Died  Nov.  4th,  1874,  aged  78 
years. 


I. 


IRVINE,  SAML.  ORCHARD. 
R.  on  t.  1877. 

1877  Arthur .  1 

78  Peel .  1 

79  Drayton .  1 

80  Harrow .  1 


ISAAC,  JOHN  RUXTON. 
1867. 

1874  Moore .  1 

75  Fordwich .  3 

78  Moorefield .  3 


IVISON,  JAMES  A. 

1854. 

1874  Strathroy . (sup’d.)  7 

J. 


JACKSON,  GEORGE. 

1866. 

1874  St.  Mary’s . (n.o.  )  1 

75  Ailsa  Craig .  3 

78  Mount  Brydges .  3 


JACKSON,  THOMAS. 
1860. 

1874  Kerwood .  1 

75  Corunna .  1 

76  Arthur .  1 

77  Romney .  2 

79  Amherstburg . 2 


JACKSON,  THOMAS  W. 
1867. 

1874  Oxford  Centre .  3 

77  Talbotville .  3 

80  Brownsville..-. .  1 


JAMIESON,  WALT.  SMITH. 
r.  on  t.  1879. 

1879  Bayfield .  2 

JEFFERIS,  THOMAS  M. 
1847. 

1874  Toronto  Conference .  4 

78  Oakville . (sup’d.)  3 


JOHNSTON,  HUGH,  M.A., 
B.D. 

1859. 

1874  Hamilton — Centenary  . .  3 
76  Hamilton — Wesley  ....  2 
78  Montreal  Conference.. .  .  2 
Financial  Secretary,  1874  to 
1877. 

« 

JONES,  EDMUND  SHEP¬ 
HERD. 


1866. 

1874  Amherstburg .  2 

7  6  Leamington .  3 


Died  Oct.  16th,  1878,  aged  39 
years. 

JONES,  PETER  W. 


1867. 

1874  Rockwood  .  1 

75  Campbellville .  1 

76  Thamesville .  1 

77  Arkona .  3 

80  Kintore  .  1 


JOSLYN,  JOHN  HENRY 
LYMAN. 

o.  1878.— r.  on  t.  1879. 


1878  Ridgeway .  1 

79  Hagarsville .  1 

80  Townsend .  1 


K. 


KAPPELE,  STEPHEN. 
1862. 

1874  Preston,  Germ.  Mission..  3 
77  Hamilton,  Germ.  Mis. .  .  3 


80  Glencoe .  1 

KAY,  JOHN. 

1862. 

1874  Tilsonburg . (n.c.)  1 

75  London — Clarence  St.  . .  2 

77  Ingersoll .  2 

79  Waterford .  2 


Financial  Secretary,  1877,  1878 
and  1880. 

KAY,  JOSHUA  R. 

1869. 

1874  Hamilton . (n.c))  1 

75  Dresden .  1 

76  Lowville  and  Kilbride  . .  2 

78  Oil  Springs .  2 

80  No  station — own  request. 


KEAGEY,  JOHN  J.,  B. A. 
1862. 

1874  Dundas . (sup’y.)  2 

Died  Sept.  1st,  1875,  aged  37 
years. 


650 


MINISTERS  AND  PROBATIONERS. 


KEEFER,  BENJAMIN  B. 
1868. 

1874  Brantford — Brant  Ave..  2 

76  Guelpli — Dublin  Street..  1 

77  Hamilton — Zion  Tab. ...  2 
79  London — Petersville  . . . .  2 

Financial  Secretary,  1879. 


KELLAM,  HENRY. 

1862. 

1874  Wingham .  1 

Financial  Secretary,  1874. 

Died  April  23rd,  1875,  aged  38 
years. 


KENNEDY,  GEORGE. 
1842. 

1874  Ingersoll . (sup’d.)  7 


KENNEDY,  JAMES. 

1857. 

1874  Salford .  2 

76  London  North .  3 

7  9  Centralia .  2 


KEITEL,  JOHN  HADDEN. 
1863. 

1874  Princeton .  2 

76  Forest .  2 

77  London — Hamilton  Road  1 

78  London  East. ..  .(sup’d.)  3 


KER,  PETER. 

1833. 

1874  Montreal  Conference  ...  .  1 
75  Drummondville.  .(sup’d)  4 
Died  April  8th,  1878,  aged  69 
years. 


KERR,  GEORGE  J. 
r.  on  t.  1875. — R.  f.  c.  &  o.  1879. 


1875  Cainsville .  1 

76  Dorchester  Station .  1 

77  Thorndale .  1 

78  Vienna .  1 

79  Grand  Bend .  2 


KERR,  JOHN  L. 

1852. 

1874  Leamington .  2 

76  Wardsville  &  Bothwell. .  1 

77  Kirkton .  3 

80  Dorchester  Station .  1 


KERSHAW,  EDWARD. 
1855. 

1874  Gorrie . (n.o.)  1 


75  Howick  .  2 

77  Elora .  3 

80  Mount  Pleasant .  1 


KETTLEWELL,  WILLIAM. 
1872. — oitD.  1876. — r.  F.  c.1877. 
1874  London — Pall  Mall .  1 

75  Montreal  Theol.  College.  1 

76  Clifton .  3 

79  Jersey ville .  2 


KOYL,  EARDLEY  HORNING, 
c.  1879. — r.  on  T.  1880. 


1879  Belmont .  1 

80  Cainsville .  1 


L. 

LAIRD,  JAMES. 


1862. 

1874  Teeswater .  1 

75  Bayfield .  1 

76  Washington .  2 

78  Garafraxa .  3 


LAMBLY,  JAMES  B. 
r.  on  T.  1879. 

1879  Ridgetown .  1 

80  Thamesville .  1 


LANCELEY,  EBENEZER. 
r.  on  t.  1877. 

1877  Stoney  Creek .  1 

78  Salford .  1 

79  Westminster .  1 


80  Montreal  Theol.  College.  1 

LANCELEY,  JOHN  E. 
1870. — r.  f.  o.  &  o.  1874. 


1874  Guelph .  1 

75  Clifton .  1 

76  London — Petersville....  3 

79  St.  Thomas  2nd .  1 

80  Dunn  ville .  1 


LANGFORD,  ALEXANDER. 
1857. 

1874  Brantford .  3 

77  St.  Catharines .  2 

79  Chatham .  2 


Chairman  of  District,  1874  to 
1880. 

Delegate  to  the  General  Con¬ 
ference,  Montreal,  1878. 


L ANTON,  HENRY. 


1837. 

1874  Hamilton . (sup’d.)  7 

LATIMER,  JAMES  FRANCIS. 
1855. 

1874  London . (sup’y.)  7 


LAVELL,  CHARLES.,  M. A. 
1842. 

1874  Seaforth .  1 

75  Mitchell .  3 

78  Palmerston .  3 


Chairman  of  District,  1874  to 
1880. 


LEITH,  THOMAS  B. 
r.  on  t.  1875. — R.  f.  c.  &  o.  1879. 
1875  Dresden .  1 

76  Hespeler .  1 

77  Cobourg . (s.v.c.)  1 

78  London  East .  3 


LEVER,  JAMES  J.  A. 

1874  Supernumerary.. . . (n. c.)  1 

75  Kenilworth.' .  1 

76  Erin .  3 

79  Crowland .  2 


LEWIS,  JOSHUA  PITT. 
1861. 

1874  Hamilton — Siineoe  St. . .  2 

76  Windsor . _  1 

77  Withdrew  and  united  with 
the  Church  of  England.  Is  now 
(1880)  pastor  of  Grace  Church, 
Elm  Street,-  Toronto. 

LITTLE,  JAMES. 
k.  on  t.  1S79. 

1879  Stoney  Creek .  1 

80  Glanford .  1 

LIVINGSTON,  JAMES. 
1872. — r.  f.  c.  &  o.  1877. 

1874  St.  Mary’s . (n.  c. )  1 

75  Montreal  Theo.  College..  2 

77  Kippen .  3 

79  Baylield .  2 


LOCKE,  HUfGH  WILLIAMS. 
r.  on  t.  1880. 

1880  Ridgetown .  1 

LOUNDS,  GEORGE. 
r.  on  x.  1S80. 

1880  Appin  and  Napier .  1 

LUND,  WILLIAM. 

1853. 

1874  Exeter .  1 

75  Westminster .  2 

77  Dorchester .  3 

80  St.  Thomas . (sup'd.)  1 


M, 


MADDEN,  GEORGE  C. 


1869. 

1874  Yarmouth .  1 

75 'Adelaide .  2 

77  Lynden .  3 

80  Stoney  Creek .  1 


MAITLAND,  ROBERT  REID, 
o.  1875.— -r.  on  t.  1876.— 
r.  f.  o.  &  o.  1879. 


1875  Brussels .  1 

76  Wingham .  1 

77  Fullarton .  1 

78  Stratford .  1 

79  Fullarton .  1 

80  Trafalgar .  1 


LONDON  CONFERENCE. 


651 


MASSON,  JAMES. 
1S54. 


1874  Oilsprings .  2 

76  Princeton .  2 

7S  Roekwood .  1 

79  Niagara .  2 


MILLIKEN,  ANDREW. 


1856. 

1874  Bervie .  1 

75  Holmesville .  2 

77  Aslifield . - . . .  3 

80  St.  Clair .  1 

MILLS,  JOHN. 

1851. 

1874  Grimsby .  2 

76  Niagara .  3 

79  Norwich .  2 


MILLS,  WILLIAM. 

1869. 

1874  Georgetown .  3 

77  Arthur .  3 

80  Corunna .  1 


MILLYARD,  REUBEN. 

1870. 

1874  Montreal  Theol.  College.  1 


75  Harley .  2 

77  Rich  wood .  2 

79  Beamsville .  1 

80  Clifton .  1 


MITCHELL,  GEORGE  A.,  B.A. 
1865. 

1874  Kincardine .  1 

75  Wingham .  3 

78  Exeter .  2 

80  Harriston .  1 


MOIR,  DAVID  ANDERSON, 
c.  1876. — r.  on  t.  1877. 


1876  Thorndale .  1 

77  Belmont .  1 

78  Drayton .  1 


79  Montreal  Theo.  College..  2 


MORTON,  WILLIAM. 


1842. 

1874  Jarvis .  3 

77  Caledonia .  3 

80  Georgetown .  1 


MOSS,  WILLIAM  H. 
1861. 

1874  Bartonville .  2 

76  East  Zorra .  3 

79  Granton .  2 


Me. 


McAlister,  james. 

1850. 

1874  Kilbride . (n.c.  )  1 

75  Hespeler .  3 

78  Oakville .  3 

Delegate  to  the  General  Con¬ 
ference,  Montreal,  1878. 

McCANN,  WILLIAM. 
1866. 

1874  Otterville . (n.c.)  1 

75  Woodburn .  2 

77  Crowland .  2 

79  Tyrconnell .  2 


McCartney,  james  h. 

1863. 

1874  Watford .  2 

76  Park  Hill .  3 

79  Fingal .  2 


McCOLLUM,  EDWIN. 
1867. 

1874  Blenheim . (sup’y.)  7 


McCULLOCH,  ANDREW 
MONTGOMERY. 
r.  on  t.  1874. — e.  f.  c.  &  o.  1879. 


1874  Aylmer .  1 

75  Cobourg . (s.v.c.)  4 

79  Windham  .  1 

80  Beamsville .  1 

McDONAGH,  WILLIAM. 
1852. 

1874  Aylmer .  2 

76  Paris .  ....  3 

79  Kincardine .  2 


Financial  Secretary,  1876  to 
1880. 


McKenzie,  daniel 
McLEOD. 

1861. 

1874  Lynden  .  3 

77  Nassagaweya  . ' .  3 

80  Lowville  and  Kilbride  . .  1 


McLACHLEN,  JAMES  A. 
r.  on  t.  1875.— ord.  1879. 
1875  Bervie .  1 

76  Watford .  1 

77  Cobourg . (s.v.c.)  2 

79  Toronto  Conference. 

McLEAN,  HUGH. 

1857. 


1874  Fergus .  3 

77  Georgetown .  3 

80  Elora .  1 


McLEAN,  JOHN, 
c.  1874.— r.  on  t.  1875. — 
ord.  1880. 

1874  Vienna .  1 

75  Park  Hill .  1 

7  6  Arkona .  .  1 

77  Cobourg . (s.v.c.)  3 

80  Toronto  Conference. 


McNAMARA,  GEORGE. 
1857. 


1874  Garafraxa .  2 

76  Garafraxa . (sup’d.  )  1 

77  Arthur . (sup’d.)  1 


Died  August  3rd,  1877,  aged 
66  years. 


MAXWELL,  WILLIAM  J. 
1871. — r.  f.  c.  &  o.  1875. 
1874  Park  Hill .  1 

75  Guelph .  1 

76  St.  Catharines .  3 

79  Guelph — Dublin  Street..  2 

MEACHAM,  GEO.  M.,  M. A. 
1856. 

1S74  Dundas .  2 

76  Toronto  Conference .  5 


MESSMORE,  JOSEPH. 
1823. 

1874  Simcoe . (sup’d.)  2 

76  St.  Mary’s . (sup'd.)  3 

Died  January  15th,  1879,  aged 
84  years. 

MILLER,  AARON  D. 
1850. 

1874  Toronto  Conference .  2 

76  Tilbury . (sup’d.)  1 

77  Waterdown  ....(sup’d.)  1 

7  8  Rainham .  3 


MOONEY,  JAMES. 

1871. 


1874  Howdck  .  1 

75  Queenston .  1 

7  6  Ridgeway .  3 

79  Caistorville .  2 


MOORE,  THOMAS  ALBERT. 
R.  on  t.  1880. 

1880  London  South .  1 


MORDEN,  THOMAS  E.,  B.A. 
1871. 

1874  Preston  &  Paris,  Ger.  M.  2 
76  Toronto  Conference. 


MORROW,  CHAS.  RICHARD. 
1872. — ord.  1876. — r.  f.  c  1877. 
1874  Grimsby .  1 

75  Cobourg.  . (s.v.c.)  1 

76  Queenston .  1 

77  Harley .  1 

7  8  Kelvin .  1 

79  Fenwick .  2 


652 


MINISTERS  AND  PROBATIONERS. 


NEELANDS,  JOHN. 
1859. 


1874  Wyoming . 3 

77  Florence .  3 

80  Woodslee .  1 


NELTHORPE,  ELY. 
o.  1874. — r.  on  t.  1875. — 

.  i  Welland .  7  mo.  \  . 

|  Otterville  ....  5  mo.  J 

75  Otterville . .  1 

76  Located. 


NUGENT,  FRANCIS  E. 
1867. 

1874  Goderich . (n.O.)  1 

75  Harmony .  3 

7  8  Strafford ville .  2 

80  Plespeler .  1 


o. 


ODERY,  JOSEPH. 


1870. 

1874  Otterville .  : .  2 

76  Dresden .  3 

7  9  Glanford .  2 


PEARSON,  THOMAS  D. 
1852. 

1874  Oakville .  1 

75  Drayton .  3 

78  Kingsville .  3 

PENHALL,  WILLIAM, 
o.  1876. — R.  on  t.  1877. 

1876  Belmont .  1 

77  Salford .  1 

78  London  North .  1 

79  Cobourg . (s.r.c.)  2 


PHELPS,  RICHARD. 

1826. 

1874  Grimsby . (sup’d.)  3 

77  Niagara . (sup’d.)  1 

78  Fenwick . (sup’d.)  1 

79  Kelvin . (sup’d.)  1 

80  Grimsby . (sup’d.)  1 

PHILLIPS,  ALFRED  M.,  B.D. 
1870. — r.  f.  o.  &  O;  1878. 

1874  Cobourg . (u.V.c.)  4 

78  Chatham  2nd .  3 

A  graduate  of  Victoria  Univer¬ 
sity — B.  D.,  1878. 

PHILLIPS,  ROBERT. 
1868. 


1874  Arthur .  2 

76  Millbank . 3 

79  Fullarton .  2 


PRESTON,  JAMES. 

1851. 

1874  Thorold .  3 

77  Goderich .  2 

79  Milton .  2 

Financial  Secretary,  1874  to 
1876. 

Chairman  of  District,  1878. 
Delegate  to  General  Conference, 
Montreal,  1878. 

PRESTON,  WALTON. 


1847. 

1874  Selton .  (n.o.)  1 

75  Tkamesville .  1 

76  Florence .  1 

77  Holstein .  1 

78  Wellesley .  3 


PRING,  JOSEPH. 

E.  on  t.  1880. 

1880  Dorchester .  1 


B, 


RAWSON,  JOSEPH. 

1858. 

1874  Gesto . (n.o.)  1 

75  Colchester,  i .  1 

76  Tliamesville  .  .  .  .(sup’d.)  2 

78  Port  Rowan .  2 

80  Tliamesville  . . .  .(sup’d.)  1 


ORME,  JAMES  HUGHES, 


1860. 

1874  Appin . (n.o.)  1 

75  Holstein .  2 

77  Corunna .  3 

80  Arkona .  1 

ORME,  THOMAS  HUGHES. 
e.  f.  c.  &  o.  1880. 

1875  Montreal  Conference  ....  4 

79  Camalachie .  2 


P. 

PARKER,  WILLIAM  R.,  M.A. 


1856. 

1874  London — Dundas  St. . . .  3 

77  Woodstock .  2 

79  Thorold .  2 


Delegate  to  the  General  Con¬ 
ference,  Montreal,  1878. 

Chairman  of  District,  1874  to 
1878. 

Financial  Secretary,  1879  and 
1880. 

Secretary  of  Conference,  1880. 


PATCHELL,  THOMAS  H. 
1871. 


1874  Toronto  Conference .  5 

79  Both  well .  2 


PHILP,  JOHN,  M.A. 

1860. 

1874  Paris.. .  .  2 

76  St.  Mary’s .  2 

78  London — Queen’s  Ave  . .  2 

He  received  the  degree  of  M.A. , 

in  course,  from  Victoria  Univer¬ 
sity,  May,  18^5. 

Financial  Secretary,  1874  and 
1875. 

Delegate  to  the  General  Con¬ 
ference,  Montreal,  1878. 

PHILP,  JOSEPH. 

1869. 


1874  Belgrave . (n.c.)  2 

75  Blyth .  2 

77  Holmesville. . .  3 

80  Belgrave .  1 


PHILP,  WILLIAM. 

1840. 

1874  Waterdown  ....(sup’d.)  4 

78  London . (sup’d.)  1 

Died  Aug.  18th,  1878,  aged  71 
years. 

PINCH,  RICHARD. 

1854. 

1874  Moncton .  2 

76  New  Hamburg .  2 

78  Toronto  Conference  ....  3 


REDMOND,  RICHARD, 
c.  1876. — r.  on  t.  1877. 
1876  Arthur .  1 

77  Peel .  1 

78  Kilbride .  1 

79  Holstein .  1 

80  Cobourg . (s.  v.  c.)  1 

REID,  HENRY. 

1846. 

1874  Kirkton .  1 

75  Peel . (sup’d.)  6 

REID,  THOMAS  JAMES. 
1870. — r.  f.  c.  &  o.  1874. 
1874  London — North  Street. .  1 

75  London — Pall  Mall  ....  1 

76  Sonibra  and  Courtriglit ..  1 

77  Merritton . 1 

78  Located. 


REYNOLDS,  JOSEPH. 
1840. 

1874  Grimsby . (sup’d.)  1 

Died  Oct.  16th,  1874,  aged  64 
years. 

REYNOLDS,  ROBERT. 
1869. 

1874  Kippen .  1 

Died  May  23rd,  1870,  aged  28 
years. 


LONDON  CONFERENCE. 


653 


RICE,  JAMES  P. 

1872  )  Bible 
to  >  Christian 

79  )  Conference. 

80  St.  Mary’s . (sup’y.)  1 


RICE,  LUTHER  0. 

1840. 

.  1S74  Bayfield .  1 

75  Dungannon . (sup’d.)  6 


RICE,  SAMUEL  DWIGHT, 
D.D. 

1837. 

1874  1  Governor, 

to  >  Wesleyan  Female 

77  )  College,  Hamilton. 

78  St.  Mary’s .  2 

80  Toronto  Conference. 
Delegate  to  the  General  Con¬ 
ference  of  1878. 

Chairman  of  District,  1879. 
Elected  Vice-President  of  Gen¬ 
eral  Conference,  1878. 

On  the  occasion  of  his  Transfer 
to  the  Toronto  Conference,  the 
following  resolution,  moved  by 
Dr.  Sanderson,  and  seconded  by 
Rev.  William  S.  Griffin,  was  un¬ 
animously  adopted  by  the  Con¬ 
ference  by  a  rising  vote 

•'  ‘  This  Conference  cannot  allow 
the  occasion  of  the  departure  of 
the  Rev.  Dr.  Rice  from  this  to 
the  Toronto  Conference,  with  a 
view  of  occupying  a  distant  field 
of  labour  and  of  responsibility, 
without  placing  upon  record  its 
high  appreciation  of  the  ability, 
fidelity  and  zeal  which  have  dis¬ 
tinguished  our  beloved  brother  in 
the  various  positions  of  trust  and 
responsibility  occupied  by  him. 
His  wisdom  in  the  councils  of  the 
Church,  his  sympathy  with  his 
brethren,  will  not  be  forgotten 
by  us,  any  more  than  his  inde¬ 
fatigable  and  successful  efforts  in 
the  cause  of  female  education. 
We  part  with  Dr.  Rice  with  great 
regret,  and  pray  God  to  be  wdth 
him  in  the  future,  as  in  the  past, 
and  to  make  the  remainder  of  his 
life  even  a  greater  blessing  to  the 
Church  of  his  affection  than  the 
past  of  his  useful  life  has  been.” 


RICHARDSON,  GEORGE. 
1859. 


1874  Waterdown .  2 

76  Milton .  3 

79  Aylmer  . .  2 


Delegate  to  the  General  Con¬ 
ference,  Montreal,  1878. 

Treasurer  of  the  Contingent 
Fund,  1876-1880. 


RIDLEY,  JOHN. 

1867. 

1874  Font  Hill .  1 

75  Drummondville .  2 

77  St.  Catharines  2nd .  1 

78  Ailsa  Craig .  3 

RIGSBY,  WALTER. 

1868. 

1874  Caistorville .  1 

75  Font  Hill .  2 

77  Stoney  Creek .  3 

80  Font  Hill .  1 

ROBBINS,  JOHN. 

1871. — r.  f.  c.  &  o.  1875. 
1874  Oakville .  1 

75  Glanford .  1 

76  Jersey ville .  3 

7  9  Richwood . .  2 

ROBINSON,  JOHN  HOWSON. 
1865. 

1874  Merritton .  2 

76  Bartonville .  3 

79  Clifton .  1 

80  Oakville . (sup’d.)  1 

ROBINSON,  JOSEPH  HIRAM. 
1830. 

1874  London . (sup’d.)  7 

Delegate  to  the  General  Con¬ 
ference,  Montreal,  1878. 

ROGERS,  DAVID. 

1874. — r.  on  t.  1875. — 
r.  f.  c.  &  o.  1879. 


1874  Arthur .  1 

75  Peel .  1 

76  Howiek .  1 

77  Drayton .  1 

78  Brussels .  1 

79  Erin .  2 


ROSS,  JAMES  STEWART, 

M  A. 

1867. 

1874  Point  Edward .  2 


76  London — Pall  Mall  St..  3 

79  London — DundasSt.East  1 

80  London — Dundas  St  Ctr.  1 

A  graduate  of  Victoria  Univer¬ 
sity — B.A.,  1875  ;  M.A.,  in 

course,  1880. 


ROSS,  WILLIAM  WILSON. 
1857. 

1874  Hamilton . (sup’d.)  1 

75  Agent  U.  C.  B.  Society,.  4 
79  Hamilton — Centenary  .  .  2 
Author  of  “A  Thousand  Miles 
by  Land  and  Sea,”  1878. 


RUMP,  THOMAS. 

1837. 

1874  Merritton . (sup’d.)  4 

78  St.  Catharines  ..  (sup’d.)  3 


RUSS,  AMOS  E.,  M.A. 
1854. 

1874  Toronto  Conference .  5 

79  Paris .  2 


RUSS,  JAMES  EDGAR, 
c.  1875. — R.  on  t.  1876. — 
r.  f.  c.  &  o.  1879. 

1875  Woodslee .  2 

J  Leamington,  (  1 

1  \  Ridgetown,  ) 

78  Blenheim .  1 

79  Harrow .  1 

80  Brussels .  1 


RUSSELL,  ALFRED  L.,  M.A., 
B.D. 

1866. 

1874  Wardsville .  1 

75  Mount  Brydges . 

7  8  Lucan . 

RUSSELL,  JOHN. 


1861. 

1874  Arkona .  1 

75  Kerwood .  3 

78  St.  Williams .  3 


RYAN,  DAVID. 

1858. 

1874  Blenheim .  1 

75  Chatham . (sup’d.)  1 

76  London . (sup’d.)  5 


RYCKMAN,  EDWARD  BRAD¬ 


SHAW,  D.D. 

1856. 

1874  Gov.  Dundas  Wes.  Inst..  2 

7  6  Guelph .  3 

79  Brantford  —  Wellington 
Street .  2 


Chairman  of  District,  1876  to 

1880.  President  of  the  Confer¬ 
ence,  1878.  Delegate  to  Gene¬ 
ral  Conference,  Montreal,  1878. 
The  honorary  degree  of  D.  D.  uras 
conferred  upon  him  by  the  Uni¬ 
versity  of  Victoria  College,  May, 
1879.  Delegate  elect  to  Ecu¬ 
menical  Congress  to  be  held  in 
London,  England,  in  September, 

1881. 


RYERSON,  JOHN. 

1820. 

1874  Brantford . (sup’d.)  1 

75  Simcoe . (sup’d.)  4 

Died  Oct.  8th,  1878,  aged  79 
years. 

s. 


SALT,  ALLAN. 
1853. 

1874  Muncey . 

75  Toronto  Conference. 


CO  CO 


654 


MINISTERS  AND  PROBATIONERS. 


SANDERSON,  FRED.  H. 
e.  on  t.  1875.— E.  f.  c.  &  o.  1879. 


1875  Ingersoll .  1 

76  Goderich.... .  1 

77  London — New  Brighton.  1 

(  London-New  Bright’n  1 

784  Guelph— President’s  J-l 

^  Assistant.  J 

79  Hamilton — Hannah  St..  1 

80  Plattsville .  1 


SANDERSON,  GEORGE 
RIVERS,  D.D. 

1837. 

1874  St.  Catharines .  3 

77  London — Wellington  St.  3 
80  London — Dundas  St.  E.  1 


Chairman  of  District,  1874  to 
1880.  President  of  Conference, 
1876.  The  honorary  degree  of 
D.D.,  was  conferred  upon  him 
by  the  University  of  Victoria 
College,  May,  1877.  Delegate 
to  the  General  Conference,  Mon¬ 
treal,  1878. 


SANDERSON,  JOHN. 
1857. 

1874  No  Station .  2 

76  Luther .  2 

78  No  Station .  2 

SO  St.  Thomas . (sup’y.)  1 


SAUNBY,  JOHN  W. 

E.  on  t.  1880. 

1880  Oxford  Centre .  1 


SAUNDERS,  JOHN,  M.A. 
1866. 

1874  Brownsville .  3 

77  Springfield .  3 

80  Sparta .  1 

Received  his  degree  of  M.A., 
in  course,  from  Victoria  Univer¬ 
sity,  May,  1880. 


SAVAGE,  DAVID. 
1850. 


1874  Toronto  Conference .  2 

76  Galt .  1 

77  Tilsonburg . . .  3 


80  London — Wellington  St.  1 
Financial  Secretary,  1877  and 
1880.  Chairman  of  District, 
1878  and  1879.  Delegate  to 
General  Conference,  Montreal, 
1878. 


SAVAGE,  WILLIAM. 


1854. 

1874  Smithville .  1 

75  Port  Dover .  3 

78  Clifford .  3 


SCANLON,  RICHARD  WM. 
e.  on  t.  1880. 

1880  Belmont .  1 


SCHRAM,  GEO.  ASHWELL. 

1870. — e.  f.  o.  &  o,  1876. 
1874  Montreal  Tlieo.  College..  1 

75  Vienna .  1 

76  Bismarck .  1 

77  Ravenswood .  2 

79  No  station,  own  request  2 


SCOTT,  EDMUND  EDGAR. 

c.  1877.—  R.  on  t.  1878. 

1877  Hagarsville  . .  1 

78  St.  George .  1 

79  Thorold  .  1 

80  Montreal  Theol.  College.  1 


SHERLOCK,  BENJAMIN. 


1858. 

1874  London,  South .  3 

77  Lucan .  1 

78  Aylmer . (sup’d.)  1 

79  Oneida .  1 

80  Alvinston .  1 


SHIBLEY,  EDWIN  S. 
o.  1874. — r.  on  t.  1875. — 
r.  f.  c.  &  o.  1878. 

1874  Port  Dover .  1 

75  Oxford  Centre .  1 

76  Listowel .  1 

77  Thorold .  I 

78  Teeterville .  3 


SCOTT,  JOHN,  M.A. 

1867. 

1874  Lowville .  1 

75  Washington  .  1 

76  Berlin .  1 

77  Principal,  Wesleyan  Col¬ 

lege,  Dundas .  1 

7  8  Carlisle .  3 

Received  his  degree  of  M.A.,  in 
course,  from  Victoria  University, 
May,  1877. 


SHILTON,  JAS.  WALKER. 
e.  on  t.  1875. 

1875  Lynden .  1 

76  Thorold.  .  1 

77  Cobourg . (u.v.c.)  4 


SCOTT,  JOHN  GARDINER. 
1869. 

1874  Harriston .  3 

77  Listowel .  2 

79  Hamilton — Zion  Tab.. .  .  2 


SELLERY,  SAMUEL,  B.D. 

1871. — R.  f.  c.  &  o.  1878. 
1874  Cobourg . (it.  y.  c.)  4 

78  Thorold .  1 

79  Stratford .  2 

A  graduate  of  Victoria  Univer¬ 


sity — B.D.,  1878. 


SHANNON,  WILLIAM. 
1854. 

1874  Napier .  1 

75  Romney .  2 

77  Adelaide .  3 

80  Vienna .  .1 


SHORTT,  WM.  KEMMIS,  M.A. 

1872. 

1874  Montreal  Conference .  4 

78  Caledonia . (sup’y.)  1 

79  Ingersoll .  (sup’y.)  1 

80  Montreal  Conference. 


SHAW,  JAMES. 

1850. 

1874  Hamilton . (sup’y.)  7 


SICKLES,  ABRAHAM. 
1843. 

1874  Muncey .  1 

75  Oneida . (sup’d.)  6 

SIFTON,  JAMES  WILLIAM, 
c.  1879. — e.  on  t.  1880. 

1S79  London  North .  1 

80  Brownsville . 1 

SILVESTER,  CHARLES. 
1846. 

1874  Niagara .  2 

76  Niagara . (sup’d.)  1 

77  Toronto  Conference. 


SHEPHERD,  WILLIAM  W. 
1862. 

1874  Cainsville .  2 

76  Fairfield .  3 

79  Welland .  2 


SHEPLY,  JOSEPH. 

1841. 

1875  Nissouri..  . (sup’d.)  1 

75  St.  Mary's . (sup’d.)  6 


SLATER,  JAMES  CORNISH. 

1846. 

1874  Strathroy .  3 

77  Thorold .  2 

79  Smithville .  2 

Delegate  to  General  Confer¬ 
ence,  Montreal,  1878.  Treasurer 
of  the  Children’s  Fund,  1874  to 
1880.  Financial  Secretary,  1874, 
1877  and  1878.  Chairman  of 
District,  1875  and  1876. 

SMITH,  ALFRED  ERNEST. 
e.  on  t.  1876. 

1876  Holmesvile .  1 

77  Brussels .  1 

7  8  Bervie .  1 

79  Montreal  Theo.  College..  2 


LONDON  CONFERENCE. 


655 


SMITH,  CHARLES.  ' 
1870. 

1874  Toronto  Conference .  6 

80  Merlin .  1 

SMITH,  JOHN  TATLER. 
1872. — s.  f.  c.  &.  o.  1876. 
1874  Waterdown .  2 

76  Milton .  I 

77  Oxford  Centre .  2 

79  Lowville  and  Kilbride..  1 

80  Lucknow .  1 


SMITH,  JOHN  VIPOND. 
1870. — r.  f.  c.  &  o.  1874. 
1874  St.  Thomas . 


77  Galt .  3 

80  Windsor .  1 

SMITH,  NATHANIEL. 
1866. 

1874  Montreal  Conference.  ...  5 
79  Kippen . 2 


SMITH,  WRAY  ROBERT, 
c.  1875. — r.  on  t.  1876. — 
r.  f.  c.  &  o.  1879. 

1875  St.  George .  2 

77  J  Oxford  Centre  4  mo.  )  . 
1  ‘  \  Port  Dover ...  8  mo.  ) 

78  Windham  .  1 

79  Ponsonby . 1 

80  Jarvis .  1 


SMYLIE,  ROBERT. 

1869. 

1874  London  North. ... (n.c.)  1 

75  Wallaceburg .  3 

78  Kerwood .  3 

Removed  to  United  States, 
October,  1880. 

SNIDER,  DAVID  WILLIAM, 
c.  1878  &  1879. — R.  on  t  1880. 


1878  Smith ville .  1 

79  Ridgeway .  1 

80  Font  Hill .  1 


SNYDER,  ADAM  IRA. 
o.  1873,  1874. — R.  ov  t.  1875. — 
r.  f.  c.  &  o.  1877. 

1873  Hudson’s  Bay  Territory  .  1 


74  Amlierstburg  . .  1 

75  Blenheim .  1 

76  Ridgetown .  1 

77  Both  well .  2 

79  Romney .  1 

80  Thamesville .  1 


SPARLING,  WILLIAM  W. 
c.  1873. — R.  on  t.  1874. — 
r.  f.  c.  &  o.  1877. 

1873  . 1 

74  Washington .  1 

75  Hespeler .  1 

76  Elora .  1 


1877  Fingal .  1 

78  Ingersoll  North .  2 

gQ  f  Queenston  ....  4  mo.  \  , 

\  Kerwood .  8  mo.  \ 

SPENCE,  WILLIAM  H. 

R.  on  t.  1879. 

1879  Thorndale  .  1 

80  London  North .  1 

STACEY,  FRANK  BAINARD. 

c.  1878.— r.  on  t.  1879. 

1S78  Oxford  Centre .  1 

79  St.  George . .  1 

80  Cobourg . (s.v.c.)  1 


STOBBS,  THOMAS. 
1849. 


1874  Drummondville.  ......  1 

75  Smithville .  2 

77  Mount  Pleasant .  3 

80  Caledonia .  1 


STONEHOUSE,  JAMES  H. 
1S64. 

1874  Sombra  and  Walpole..  . .  1 
75  Sparta .  2 

77  Sparta . (sup’d.)  J 

78  Toronto  Conference. 


STAFFORD,  CHARLES  E. 
1864. 

1874  Holmesville .  1 

75  Brussels .  3 

78  Teeswater .  3 


STAPLES,  SAMUEL  G. 
r.  on  t.  1876. 

1876  Moncton .  1 

77  Bervie . 1 

78  Thorndale .  1 

7  9  Cobourg . (s.  v.  c. )  2 


STEPHENSON,  WILLIAM. 
1858. 

1874  Hamilton — Wesley  ....  2 
76  Withdrew  and  removed  to 
United  States. 


STEVENSON,  EPHRAIM 
BROCK,  B. A. 

C.  1874. — r.  on  t.  1875. — 
r.  f.  c.  &  o.  1880. 

1874  Garafraxa. . .  1 

75  Berlin .  1 

76  Salford .  1 

77  Cobourg . (u.v.c.)  3 

80  Ponsonby .  1 

A  graduate  of  Victoria  Univer¬ 
sity— B.  A.,  1879. 


STEVENSON,  JOHN  C. 
1870.— r.  f.  c.  &  o.  1874. 

1874  Acton .  1 

75  Plattsville .  3 

78  Hamilton — SimcoeSt...  1 

79  Princeton .  2 


STEW  ART,  JOHN. 
r.  on  t.  1876. 

1876  Erin .  1 

77  Hespeler .  1 

78  Ponsonby .  1 

79  Cobourg . (s.v.c.)  2 

STINSON,  JOSEPH  H. 
1858. 

1874  Waterford .  1 

75  Drayton .  2 

77  Moorefield .  1 

78  Trowbridge .  3 


STR1NGFELLOW,  CHARLES. 


1855. 

1874  London  North .  2 

76  Salford .  3 

79  Oxford  Centre .  2 


SUTHERLAND,  DONALD  G., 
M.A.,  B.D.,  LL.B. 

1864. 


1874  Galt .  2 

76  Simcoe .  3 

79  Clinton .  2 


Financial  Secretary,  1874  and 
1875. 

Delegate  to  General  Confer¬ 
ence,  Montreal,  1878. 

A  graduate  of  Victoria  Univer¬ 
sity — B.D.,  1877.. 

Author  of  “Jottings  in  the 
East,”  an  account  of  a  recent 
visit  to  Greece,  Egypt,  Turkey 
and  Palestine. 


SWANN,  FRANCIS, 
p.,  on  t.  1874. — e.  f.  c.  &o.  1879. 


1874  Drayton .  1 

75  Howick .  1 

76  Peel .  1 

77  Cobourg . (s.v.c.)  1 

78  Merritton . 2 

80  Preston .  1 


SWANN,  MATTHEW. 


1850. 

1874  Listowel .  3 

77  Drummondville .  3 

80  St.  George .  1 


Chairman  of  District,  1875 
and  1876. 

Delegate  to  General  Conference, 
Montreal,  1878. 


SWEET,  EDMUND  E. 
1855. 

1874  Brantford . (stjp’d.)  7 


656 


MINISTERS  AND  PROBATIONERS. 


T. 


TAYLOR,  WILLIAM. 

1862. 

1874  Montreal  Conference...  .  1 

75  Drayton . (sup’d.  )  3 

78  Moorelield . (sup’d.)  3 


TEETER,  CHANCELLOR. 
1870.—  b.  f.  c.  &  o  1874. 
1874  Hornby . (n.C.)  1 

75  Bismarck . .  •  ■  1 

76  Grimsby . (sup’y.)  4 

80  Dresden . (sup’y.)  1 


TENNANT,  ELISHA. 

1863. 

1874  New  Credit .  3 

77  Oneida .  2 

79  Montreal  Conference.. .  .  2 


TESKEY,  EBENEZER. 

1861. 

1874  Adelaide .  1 

75  Tyrconnell .  2 

77  Port  Rowan .  1 

78  Kenilworth .  2 

80  Ulster .  1 

THOMPSON,  DANIEL 
WELLWOOD. 

1869. 

1874  Harmony .  1 

75  Teeswater  .  3 

78  Thorndale . 3 

TRELEAVEN,  RICHARD 
JOHNSON, 
o.  1876.—  R.  on  x.  1877. 

1876  Bayfield .  2 

78  Fullarton .  1 

79  Cobourg . (s.y.c.)  2 


TRETHEWAY,  WILLIAM. 
k.  on  t.  1877. 

1875  )  Bible  Christian 

76  (  Conference. 

77  Woodslee .  1 

78  Located. 


TUCKER,  RICHARD  LYLE. 
1856. 

1874  Port  Rowan .  1 

Died  May  23rd,  1875,  aged  48 
years. 

t  - 

TUCKER,  SAMUEL. 


1855. 

1874  Washington .  1 

75  Muncey  .  3 

78  Harmony . . .  2 

80  Holstein .  1 


TUPPER,  REUBEN  E. 


1836. 

1874  Mount  Brydges .  1 

75  London . (sup’d.  )  6 


TURK,  GEORGE, 
o.  1876. — b.  on  t.  1877. 
1876  Ridgeway  and  Port  Col- 


borne  .  1 

77  Ho  wick .  1 

78  Arthur  . . .  . .  1 


79  Montreal  Theol.  College.  2 


TURNER,  JOHN. 

1871. — h.  f.  c.  &  o.  1875. 
1874  Glanford .  1 

75  Carlisle .  3 

78  Lowville  and  Kilbride  .  .  1 

79  Dresden .  2 

TURNER,  WILLIAM  T. 
1869. 

1874  Lynedoeh .  2 

76  Straffordville .  2 

78  Camlachie .  1 

79  No  Station — ill-health..  1 

80  Adelaide .  1 


TYLER,  REUBEN  J. 
1858. 

1874  Brussels . (n.c.)  1 

75  Kippin .  2 

77  Marthasville . .  2 

79  Oil  Springs .  1 

80  Kenilworth  ....  (sup’d.  )  1 


V. 


YAN  CAMP,  ALBERT  JAS. 

1864. 

1874  Holstein .  1 

7  5  Oakland .  1 

76  Petrolia . (sup'y.)  2 

78  Located. 


VOADEN,  THOMAS, 
c.  1877.—  R.  on  t.  1878. 


1877  Rainham .  1 

78  Springfield .  1 

79  Cobourg . (s.v.o.)  2 


w. 


WADDELL,  ROBT.  H.,  B.D. 


1863. 

1874  Petrolia .  3 

77  Lucknow .  3 

80  Fergus .  1 


A  graduate  of  Victoria  Univer¬ 
sity — B.D.,  1879. 


WAKEFIELD,  JOHN. 
1852. 


1874  St.  Mary’s .  2 

76  Chatham .  3 


79  Hamilton — First  Meth..  2 

Financial  Secretary,  1874  and 
1875. 

Assistant  Secretary  of  Confer¬ 
ence,  1877. 

Secretary  of  Conference,  1878. 

Delegate  to  General  Confer¬ 
ence,  Montreal,  1878. 

Chairman  of  District,  1876  to 
188.0. 

President  of  Conference,  1880. 

Delegate  elect  to  Ecumenical 
Congress  to  be  held  in  London, 
England,  September,  1881. 


WALDRON,  SOLOMON. 
1821. 

1874  Sarnia . (sup’d.)  5 

Died  September  7th,  1878, 
aged  83  years. 


WALKER,  JOHN. 

1854. 

1874  Lucknow . (sup’d.)  7 


WALLACE,  ALBERT  J. 
c.  1874. — k.  on  t.  1875. 

1874  Hagarsville . , .  1 

75  Milton .  1 

76  No  station — ill  health  .  .  1 

77  Goderich .  1 

78  No  station — ill  health  . .  1 

79  Removed  to  United  States. 


WALSH,  WILLIAM. 
1872.— e  f.  o.  &  o.  1876. 
1874  St.  George .  1 

75  London — North  Street. .  1 

76  Centralia .  3 

79  London  North .  2 


WARD,  JOSEPH,"  B.  A. 
1873.— b.  f.  c.  &  o.  1877. 
1874  Montreal  Conference  ...  3 


'77  St.  George .  1 

78  Townsend  .  3 


A  graduate  of  Victoria  Univer¬ 
sity — B.A.,  1877. 


WARNER,  LEWIS. 

1831. 

1874  Toronto  Conference  ....  3 
77  Hamilton  . (sup’d.)  2 

79  Beamsville  . , sup’d.)  1 

80  St.  Catharines  ..(sup’d.)  1 


WASHINGTON,  GEORGE. 
1819. 

1874  Oakville . (sup’d.)  7 


LONDON  CONFERENCE. 


657 


WATSON,  JAMES, 
o.  1873.— r.  on  t.  1874.— 

R.  F.  c.  &  o.  1877. 

1873  Belmont .  2 

75  Kirkton .  1 

76  London — Wellington  St.  1 

77  Tyrconnell . , . . .  2 

79  Removed  to  England. 

WATSON,  WILLIAM  CROSS- 
LEY,  M.  A. 

1874  Dawn  Mills .  1 

75  Kingsville .  3 

78  Wallaceburg .  1 

79  Park  Hill .  2 


Financial  Secretary,  1876  to 
1878. 


WEAVER,  FRANCIS  G. 


1843. 

1874  Seneca  . (n.  c  )  1 

7  5  Crowland .  2 

77  St.  Clair .  3 

80  Ravenswood .  1 


WEBB,  WILT  JAM. 

1853. 

1874  Ridgetown . (sup’y.)  3 

77  London . (sup’y.)  1 

78  Withdrew. 


WHITE,  JAMES. 

1859. 

1874  Aylmer . (n.c.)  1 

75  Windham .  2 

77  Oakland .  2 

79  Grand  River .  2 


WHITE,  JAMES  HENRY, 
o.  1876. — r.  on  t.  1877. 

1876  Seneca .  1 

77  Lowville .  1 

78  Waterdown .  1 

79  Cobourg . (s.v.e.)  2 


WHITING,  JAMES. 

1859. 

1874  Dunnville  .  1 

75  St.  Williams .  3 

78  Port  Stanley .  3 


WILKINSON,  THOMAS 
LOTTRIDGE. 


1862. 

1874  Nassagaweya .  3 

77  Fergus .  3 

80  Acton .  1 


WILLIAMS,  ELIAS. 


1844. 

1874  Dunnville . (sup’d.)  1 

75  Brantford . (sup’d.)  6 


WILLIAMS,  JOHN  A.,  D.D. 
1846. 

1874  Simcoe .  1 

75  St.  Thomas .  3 

78  Stratford ..  .  .  1 

7  9  Goderich .  2 


President  of  Conference,  1874 
and  1875. 

Delegate  to  the  Second  General 
Conference,  Montreal,  1878. 

Chairman  of  District,  1874  to 

1SS0 

The  honorary  degree  of  Doctor 
in  Divinity  was  conferred  upon 
him  by  the  University  of  Victoria 
College,  May,  1878. 


WILLIAMS,  JOHN  BIDLAKE. 
1871. 


1874  Hespeler .  1 

75  Arthur .  1 


76  No  Station. — Ill-health.  3 
79  Located. — Ill-health. 

Died  December  29th,  1879. 


WILLIAMS,  RICHARD 
WATSON. 

1869. 

1874  Ailsa  Craig .  1 

7  5  Springfield . . .  2 

77  Berlin .  3 

80  Mitchell .  1 


WILLIAMS,  WILLIAM. 
1854. 

1874  Hespeler . (n.c.)  1 

75  Simcoe .  1 

7 6  Hamilton — Centenary  . .  3 

79  Guelph .  2 


Secretary  of  Conference,  1875. 
Delegate  to  General  Conference, 
Montreal,  1878. 

Chairman  of  District,  1879-80. 


WILLIMOTT,  WILLIAM. 


1859. 

1874  Harriston . (n.c.)  1 

75  Appin  .  3 

78  Luther . '. .  3 


WILLISTON,  JOHN 
KELLOGG. 

1832. 

1874  Strathroy . (sup’d.)  7 


WILLOUGHBY,  WILLIAM. 
1836. 

1874  Seneca .  3 

77  Cainsville .  2 

79  Salford .  2 


WILSON,  JASPER. 
r.  on  t.  1 87 4. — r.  f.  c.  &  0.1879. 

1S74  Port  Stanley .  1 

75  Fingal  .  1 

76  Cobourg . (s.v.e.)  3 

79  Ravenswood .  1 

80  Brigden .  1 


WILSON,  JOHN  V. 

1854. 

1874  Toronto  Conference  ....  2 
76  Dunville . (sup’d;)  5 


WILSON,  SAMUEL. 

1856. 

1874  Mitchell .  1 

75  Richwood .  2 

77  Dunnville .  3 

80  Drummond ville .  1 


WOODSWORTH,  RICHARD 
WATSON. 

1867. 


1874  Ridgetown .  3 

77  Jarvis .  3 

80  Ridgetown . . .  .  .  1 


WRIGHT,  ROBERT  WALTER, 
c.  1875.— R.  on  t.  1876.— 
r.  f.  c.  &  o.  1879. 


1875  Erin .  1 

76  Waterdown .  1 

77  Caledonia .  1 

78  Milton .  1 

79  Oakville .  1 

80  Blenheim .  1 


WRIGHT,  WESLEY  P., 
M.A.,  B.D. 

1856. 

1874  )  Prof  of  Natural  Science, 
to  >  Wesleyan  Female  College, 
80  )  Hamilton. 


42 


THE 


CIRCUITS  AND  MISSIONS 

OF  THE 

TjOISTD  OIST  CONFERENCE. 

SHOWING  THE  NAMES  OF  THE  MINISTERS  WHO  HAVE  LABOURED  THEREON, 
THE  NUMBER  OF  PREACHING  PLACES,  THE  NUMBER  OF  MEMBERS, 

AND  THE  SUMS  CONTRIBUTED  FOR  THE  CONTINGENT, 
EDUCATIONAL,  SUPERANNUATION  AND  MIS¬ 
SIONARY  FUNDS  ON  EACH  CIRCUIT 
FOR  EACH  YEAR, 

FROM  ITS  ORGANIZATION  IN  1871  TO  THE  YEAR  1880. 


NtfrE. _ The  letter  “  w  ”  following  the  name  of  a  Circuit  indicates  a  continuation  of  that  Circuit 

from  the  Wesleyan  Conference,  and  the  letter  “n”  a  continuation  from  the  New  Connexion  Confer¬ 
ence — a  reference  to  these  Conferences  will  give  the  Circuit’s  history  prior  to  1874. 

A. 


ACTON.— w. 


Year 

Names  of  Ministers. 

Ap¬ 

point¬ 

ments. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Funds. 

Conting. 

Educa. 

Sup.  M. 

Miss’y. 

1874 

John  C.  Stevenson . 

2 

100 

$4  50 

$2  25 

$7  10 

$60  75 

75  George  W.  Calvert . 

*  3 

200 

10  00 

11  25 

7  22 

144  85 

76 

George  W.  Calvert . 

3 

151 

15  00 

9  30 

10  00 

148  76 

77 

Richard  Hobbs . 

3 

180 

15  82 

10  50 

15  00 

162  09 

78 

Richard  Hobbs . . 

3 

160 

16  10 

14  25 

24  75 

146  25 

79 

Richard  Hobbs . : 

3 

180 

8  23 

14  52 

25  08 

176  37 

80 

Thomas  L.  Wilkinson . 

3 

160 

13  30 

15  05 

25  55 

184  50 

ADELAIDE. — w  &  n. 


1874  Ebenezer  Teskey . 

7 

158 

8  94 

3  20 

7  00 

103  66 

75  George  C.  Madden..  . 

7 

150 

9  23 

5  78 

8  00 

107  41 

76  George  C.  Madden . 

8 

159 

9  50 

5  57 

14  87 

198  93 

77  William  Shannon . 

7 

132 

6  01 

3  41 

12  92 

144  50 

78  William  Shannon . 

7 

132 

6  18 

3  06 

10  27 

113  49 

79  William  Shannon . 

5 

132 

6  84 

'  3  17 

11  04 

71  17 

80  William  T.  Turner . 

5 

117 

4  08 

2  12 

6  71 

58  54 

AILSA  CRAIG  — w. 

1874  Richard  Watson  Williams . 

5 

132 

8  00 

4  27 

24  00 

160  17 

75  George  Jackson . 

3 

120 

8  85 

14  50 

24  00 

130  94 

76  George  Jackson . 

3 

132 

10  09 

5  54 

14  00 

152  36 

77  George  Jackson . 

3 

142 

10  11 

5  79 

17  59 

121  34 

78  John  Ridley . 

8 

143 

9  39 

8  43 

13  82 

167  71 

79  John  Ridley . . 

3 

150 

9  00 

8  71 

17  00 

133  80 

SO  John  Ridley . 

3 

132 

8  77 

9  00 

13  32 

102  85 

*  Bethesda'appointment  from  Rockwood  annexed. 


LONDON  CONFERENCE. 


659 


ALVINSTON. — w. 


Year 


Names  of  Ministers. 


Ap¬ 

point¬ 

ments. 


1874  Robert  H.  Hall . 

75  Henry  Berry . 

76  Annexed  to  Watford  Circuit. 

77  William  M.  Bielby . 

78  William  M.  Bielby . 

79  William  L.  Hackett . 

80  Benjamin  Sherlock . 


4 

3 

3 

4 
3 
o 


No.  of 
Members. 

23 

40 

32 

66 

67  ' 
79 


Funds. 


AMHERSTBURG.— w. 


1874 

75 

76 

77 

78 

79 

80 


Edmund  S.  Jones,  Adam  Ira  Snyder..  I 
Edmund  S.  Jones,  Thomas  Gee. ... 

James  Harris . 

J  ames  Harris . 

James  Harris . 

Thomas  Jackson . 

Thomas  Jackson . 


142 

146 

256 

139 

144 

151 

160 


Conting. 

Educa. 

Sup.  M. 

Miss’y. 

$4 

95 

$3 

32 

$2 

27 

$17 

18 

4 

00 

1 

71 

5 

37 

36 

56 

3 

00 

4 

00 

7 

00 

45 

65 

1 

"25 

i 

ii> 

5 

30 

68 

58 

3 

75 

1 

30 

7 

00 

51 

97 

4 

00 

2 

06 

4 

45- 

54 

61 

14 

04 

7 

49 

16 

00 

128 

63 

15 

65 

8 

15 

17 

00 

130 

47 

18 

86 

18 

00 

140 

54 

9 

83 

5 

40 

28 

35 

111 

64 

9 

68 

6 

'83 

29 

25 

117 

18 

10 

62 

5 

20 

23 

25 

103 

59 

8 

25 

5 

00 

24 

00 

105 

17 

APPIN. 

A  village  in  the  County  of  Middlesex,  Ontario.  It  was  formerly  part  of  the  Napier  and  Melbourne 

Missions. 

1S75  William  Willimott .  .... 

76  William  Willimott  .  6  112 

William  "Willimott  .  6  106 

Henry  E.  Hill .  5  135 

Henry  E.  Hill .  5  138 

Henry  E.  Hill,  George  Lounds .  5  128 


77 

78 

79 

80 


ARKONA.— w. 


1874  John  Russell . 

75  William  Watson  Edwards . 

76  William  W.  Edwards,  John  McLean. 

77  Peter  W.  Jones . 

78  Peter  W.  Jones . 

79  Peter  W.  Jones . . 

80  James  H.  Orme . 


2 

3 

3 

4 

3 

4 
4 


ARTHUR. 

1874  Robert  Phillips,  David  Rogers . 

75  Robert  Phillips,  Charles  Deacon . 

76  Thomas  Jackson,  Richard  Redmond.  . 

77  William  Mills,  Samuel  O.  Ervine _ 

78  William  Mills,  George  R.  Turk . 

79  William  Mills . 

80  Joseph  Deacon,  Henry  M.  Cosford  . . . 


102 
110 
90 
123 
143 
159 
130 

-W.  AND  N. 


1  6 

89 

1  5 

130 

7 

148 

6 

175 

6 

170 

5 

208 

5 

181 

7 

00 

6 

50 

7 

00 

7 

50 

7 

00 

8 

00 

8 

00 

9 

00 

12 

00 

9 

58 

4 

43 

15 

15 

8 

75 

6 

81 

15 

20 

5 

25 

1 

78 

4 

12 

8 

00 

4 

05 

10 

55 

6 

00 

4 

00 

10 

45 

5 

26 

2 

82 

6 

00 

8 

26 

8 

13 

14 

00 

7 

00 

13 

56 

15 

00 

4 

03 

3 

65 

9 

43 

3 

09 

3 

37 

9 

09 

6 

00 

6 

53 

12 

00 

10 

00 

7 

00 

12 

60 

11 

20 

9 

50 

15 

25 

14 

00 

18 

00 

25 

87 

12 

45 

21 

00 

28 

25 

10 

00 

18 

36 

28 

30 

124 

125 
91 

127 

106 


02 

35 

85 

44 

65 


58  84 
76  92 
94  17 
73  11 
72  44 
109  25 
60  76 


111  85 
150  68 
157  81 
122  90 
185  76 
162  96 
154  73 


ASHFIELD. 

A  township  in  the  County  of  Huron,  Ontario.  It  was  formerly  part  of  the  Lucknow  Circuit. 


New  Connexion  Conference. 


1877  Andrew  Milliken. 


78  Andrew  Milliken . 

4 

176 

9  89 

5  72 

29  00 

79  Andrew  Milliken . 

7 

188 

7  50 

13  00 

19  00 

80  Richard  C  Henders . 

4 

163 

8  50 

6  75 

20  00 

AYLMER.- 

-W.  AND  N. 

1874  Wm.  McDonagh,  Andrew  McCulloch. 

6 

350 

19  08 

9  25 

60  00 

75  William  McDonagh . 

+  6 

481 

16  00 

25  00 

45  00 

76  David  L.  Brethour . 

2 

160 

8  00 

25  50 

22  75 

77  David  L.  Brethour . 

2 

160 

8  00 

20  00 

25  80 

78  David  L.  Brethour . 

2 

167 

9  00 

20  00 

27  65 

79  George  Richardson . 

2 

158 

6  00 

13  00 

25  25 

80  George  Richardson . 

1 

165 

9  26 

13  12 

25  64 

*  Harrow  Circuit  set  off. 


t  Springfield  set  off. 


See 


133  54 
108  95 
103  98 


345  58 
354  28 
145  38 
154  26 
157  87 
112  15 
122  60 


660 


CIRCUITS  AND  MISSIONS. 


B. 


BARTONV1LLE. — w. 


Y  ear 

Names  of  Ministers. 

Ap¬ 

point¬ 

ments. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Conting. 

Fui 

Educa. 

JDS. 

Sup.  M. 

Miss’y. 

1874 

William  H.  Moss . 

5 

Ill 

$5  10 

$5  00 

$41  49 

75 

William  H.  Moss . 

5 

130 

76 

Johh  H.  Robinson . 

2 

73 

4  00 

$4  70 

8  UU 

52  25 

77 

John  H.  Robinson . 

4 

158 

16  35 

15  80 

31  00 

191  08 

78 

JohnH.  Robinson . 

3 

134 

13  50 

20  85 

26  00 

149  20 

79 

David  C.  Clappison . 

3 

164 

9  00 

7  13 

26  00 

149  61 

80  David  C.  Clappison . 

3 

150 

7  82 

6  60 

26  00 

110  45 

BAYFIELD.— w. 

1874  Luther  O.  Rice . 

5 

115 

10  40 

2  60 

13  67 

118  03 

75 

James  Laird,  Abraham  Hopkins . 

4 

133 

10  10 

7  68 

7  40 

144  79 

76  James  Brolev,  Richard  J.  Treleaven. . 

6 

190 

10  16 

11  00 

11  15 

183  13 

77 

James  Brolev,  Richard  J.  Treleaven.  . 

6 

210 

16  15 

16  36 

16  33 

181  73 

78  James  Broley,  William  W.  Campbell.. 

6 

180 

18  60 

16  60 

27  37 

210  20 

79  Jas.  Livingston,  Walter  S.  Jamieson.. 

6 

198 

15  76 

10  40 

23  00 

206  71 

80  Jas.  Livingston,  Walter  S.  Jamieson.. 

6 

198 

16  00 

13  00 

23  08 

225  56 

BEAMSVILLE. — w. 

1874 

Edwin  A.  Cliown,  B.A . 

3 

102 

11  12 

6  90 

14  60 

157  05 

75 

Edwin  A.  Chown,  B.A . 

4 

107 

9  43 

7  14 

14  10 

135  72 

76 

Edwin  A.  Chown,  B.A . 

4 

150 

7  30 

5  45 

20  00 

129  34 

77 

Charles  W.  Hawkins,  B.A . 

4 

155 

7  13 

8  91 

15  00 

120  88 

78 

Charles  W.  Hawkins,  B.A . 

4 

207 

9  42 

9  20 

16  18 

181  80 

79  Reuben  Millyard . 

4 

239 

5  14 

3  65 

11  80 

155  57 

80  Andrew  M.  McCulloch . 

4 

221 

5  20 

4  00 

11  00 

120  91 

BEAR  and  BLACK  CREEKS. 

It  was  formerly  part  of  the  Sombra  and  Walpole  Island  Mission. 

1875  Thomas  R.  Fydell . i  •  •  i  ....  i  •  •  ■  ■  1  -  I  •  •  •  •  I  •  •  •• 

76  See  Sydenham . i  3  I  85  |  3  56  !  1  46  I  4  00  I  57  78 


BELGRAYE. 

A  village  in  the  township  of  Morris,  County  of  Huron,  Ontario. 

It  was  formerly  part  of  Wingham  Cir 
1877  Andrew  Edwards . 

78  Andrew  Edwards . . 

79  Andrew  Edwards . 

80  Joseph  Philp . 


Distant  from  Wingham, 


5 

.... 

241 

.... 

7  29 

6  71 

12  00 

5 

241 

7  15 

6  43 

15  56 

4 

215 

7  32 

6  80 

15  60 

BELMONT.— w. 


1874  Andrew  Edwards,  James  Watson  . 

75  James  E.  Dyer,  William  Godwin. . 

76  James  E.  Dyer,  William  Penhall. . 

77  Jam  s  E.  Dyer,  David  A.  Moil- . . . 

78  David  Hunt,  Cecil  Harper,  B.A..  . 

79  David  Hunt,  Eardley  H.  Kovl.  .  .  . 

80  David  Hunt,  Richard  W.  Scanlon. 


8 

230 

16  95 

7  00 

45  13 

9 

230 

17  00 

25  19 

49  44 

9 

240 

17  25 

25  00 

50  00 

9 

220 

17  25 

17  50 

50  00 

9 

252 

17  40 

17  75 

65  00 

8 

236 

16  00 

17  82 

54  07 

7 

245 

7  17 

18  00 

65  00 

5  miles. 


150  03 
116  38 
121  11 


371  45 
355  00 
385  00 
343  66 
342  00 
229  82 
247  51 


BELMORE. 

A  small  village  in  the  township  of  Howick,  County  of  Huron,  Ontario. 

Howick  Circuit. 

1879  David  Auld . i  . .  i  ....  i  -  > 

80  David  Auld . I  3  j  163  1  80  i 


It  was  formerly  part  of  the 
1  50  |  5  00  !  48  62 


BERLIN.— w. 


1874  Christopher  Cookman,  Richard  Hobbs 

75  Christopher  Cookman,  Eph.  Stevenson 

76  John  Scott,  B.A.,  William  Hackett.  . 

77  Rd.  W.  William*,  Wm.  W.  Campbell 

78  Richard  W.  Williams . 

79  Richard  W.  Williams . 

80  William  J.  Ford  . 


6. 

230 

22 

51 

9 

45 

44 

00 

237 

39 

5 

233 

20 

00 

30 

00 

60 

00 

244 

36 

6 

206 

20 

00 

10 

00 

32 

00 

224 

68 

6 

166 

16 

43 

12 

50 

32 

05 

185 

16 

6 

169 

16 

55 

17 

65 

48 

15 

245 

92 

2 

59 

5 

38 

6 

85 

7 

46 

115 

36 

2 

80 

5 

85 

7 

16 

14 

40 

110 

76 

LONDON  CONFERENCE. 


661 


BERVIE.  — w. 


Year 

Names  of  Ministers. 

Ap¬ 

point¬ 

ments. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Conting. 

Fui 

Educa. 

NfDS. 

Sup.  M. 

Miss’y- 

1874 

Andrew  Milliken . 

6 

216 

$10  03 

$5  26 

$20  00 

$201  34 

75 

Isaac  Crane,  James  McLaehlin . 

6 

196 

11  09 

13  00 

20  00 

182  92 

76 

Isaac.  Crane,  James  G.  Foote . 

6 

260 

11  20 

14  00 

50  00 

161  77 

77 

Isaac  Crane,  Samuel  G.  Staples . 

6 

334 

5  70 

15  30 

33  23 

183  36 

78 

Christopher  Hamilton,  Alfred  E.  Smith 

8 

380 

7  00 

17  00 

36  0U 

216  94 

79 

Christoph.  Hamilton,  W.  W.  Campbell 

8 

350 

7  15 

10  25 

30  00 

1/8  25 

80 

Christopher  Hamilton . 

8 

310 

7  50 

10  50 

31  00 

184  12 

1875 

76 

77 

78 

79 

80 


BISMARCK. 

A  village  in  the  township  of  Aldboro’,  County  of  Elgin,  Ontario. 

Tyrconnell  Mission. 

Chancellor  Teeter . 

George  A.  Schram . . 

William  Baugh . 

William  Baugh . 

John  G.  Fall  is . 

John  G.  Fallis  . 


It  was  formerly  part  of 


3 

112 

4  25 

2  02 

5  00 

4 

136 

4  65 

6  26 

3  72 

4 

145 

5  00 

13  50 

8  00 

4 

136 

2  00 

7  00 

3  00 

6 

164 

9  65 

3  08 

7  00 

42  41 
29  71 
82  73 
58  28 
73  27 


BLENHEIM.— w. 

1874  David  llyan,  Thomas  Gee  . 

75  David  Hunt,  Adam  Ira  Synder . 

76  David  Hunt,  Charles  C.  Couzens  .  .  . 

77  David  Hunt,  William  J.  Hunter.  . . . 

78  William  Henderson,  James  E.  Russ 

79  William  Henderson,  William  H.  Gane. 

80  George  Clarke,  Robert  W.  Wright.. . . 


*  7 

267 

16 

50 

7 

56 

44 

50 

10 

31S 

16 

20 

7 

50 

45 

00 

10 

350 

17 

00 

7 

75 

40 

00 

10 

380 

17 

00 

10 

00 

45 

00 

10 

400 

17 

25 

10 

00 

50 

00 

9 

450 

15 

76 

10 

10 

53 

43 

9 

465 

15 

90 

11 

40 

52 

26 

243  96 
251  34 
262  02 
278  87 

244  64 
249  14 
235  35 


BLYTHE. 

A  village  in  the  township  of  Morris,  County  of  Huron,  Ontario.  Distant  from  Clinton,  11  miles, 
It  was  formerly  part  of  Wingham  Circuit,  and  Bodmin,  New  Connexion,  Circuit. 

1875  Joseph  Philp . 

76  Joseph  Philp . 

77  George  Clarke . 

78  George  Clarke . 

79  George  Clarke . . . 

80  William  Birks  . 


6 

93 

6  00 

6  32 

5 

170 

12  49 

17  28 

17  40 

5 

206 

9  40 

13  32 

18  00 

5 

220 

10  85 

15  05 

20  00 

5 

230 

8  27 

7  73 

21  00 

5 

234 

9  30 

8  50 

23  00 

119 

178 

151 
180 

152 

153 


00 

12 

25 

89 

32 

34 


BOTIiWELL. 

A  village  in  the  township  of  Zone,  County  of  Kent,  Ontario. 

Circuit. 

1875  Jabez  Edmonds . 

76  United  with  Wardsville . 

77  Adam  Ira  Snyder . 

78  Adam  Ira  Snyder . 

79  Thomas  H.  Patchell . 

80  Thomas  H.  Patchell . . 


It  was  formerly  part  of  Wardsville 


BRANTFORD 


1874  Benjamin  B.  Keefer... 

75  Benjamin  B.  Keefer... 

76  W.  Wellington  Carson  . 

77  W.  Wellington  Carson  . 

78  W.  Wellington  Carson  . 

79  Thomas  Brock . 

80  Thomas  Brock  . 


3 

"73 

4 

45 

6 

56 

6 

66 

3 

'  67 

2 

96 

2 

22 

5 

66 

4 

93 

4 

60 

2 

60 

10 

00 

5 

90 

3 

15 

2 

27 

5 

42 

—BRANT  AVENUE.- 

-w. 

1 

170 

18 

52 

10 

30 

24 

30 

1 

204 

21 

27 

30 

32 

32 

37 

2 

276 

21 

81 

37 

96 

26 

64 

2 

250 

22 

06 

51 

23 

38 

20 

2 

250 

24 

00 

37 

76 

36 

00 

2 

275 

16 

14 

38 

00 

28 

17 

2 

248 

16 

19 

22 

96 

21 

50 

58  03 
21  47 
50  23 
43  35 
57  03 


536  43 
433  07 
426  02 

465  50 

466  07 
475  43 
403  06 


BRANTFORD— OXFORD  STREET. 


|  _  1 

I  _ 

80  Augustine  Broadway.. . . . 

.. 

3 

*  Bloomfield  and  Wesley,  35  members,  annexed. 


662 


CIRCUITS  AND  MISSIONS. 


BRANTFORD— WELLINGTON  STREET.— w. 


Year]  Names  of  Ministers. 

1874  Alexander  Langford . 

7  5  Alexander  Langford . 

76  Alexander  Langford . 

77  John  B.  Clarkson,  M.A . 

78  John  B.  Clarkson,  M.A . 

79  Edward  B.  Ryckman,  D.D. . 
80’ Edward  B.  Ryckman,  D.D.  . 


Ap¬ 

point¬ 

ments. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Funds. 

Conting. 

Educa. 

Sup.  M. 

M.iss’y. 

1 

202 

$20  46 

$11  49 

$20  95 

$334  96 

1 

224 

27  00 

32  00 

21  00 

337  40 

1 

231 

23  03 

10  47 

18  88 

333  52 

1 

238 

25  33 

42  08 

20  10 

365  14 

1 

210 

23  59 

42  00 

30  00 

313  58 

1 

280 

20  00 

38  50 

25  00 

329  92 

1 

258 

29  10 

16  70 

21  75 

263  15 

BRIGDEN. 

A  village  in  the  township  of  Moore,  County  of  Lambton,  Ontario. 
1878  Thomas  R.  Clarke . 

79  Thomas  R.  Clarke . 

80  Jasper  Wilson . 


It  was  formerly  Sydenham  Mission. 

73  63 
89  37 
63  65 


4 

110 

6  35 

4  25 

15  00 

4 

105 

6  00 

4  75 

15  00 

6 

109 

6  25 

4  75 

15  00 

BROWNSVILLE. 


A  village  in  the  township  of  Dereham,  County  of  Oxford,  Ontario.  It  was  formerly  part  of 
Tilsonburg  Wesleyan  and  New  Connexion  Circuits. 


1874  John  Saunders,  B.A.  . . .  .* . 

75  John  Saunders,  B.A.,  Chas.  C.  Couzens 

76  John  Saunders,  B.A.,  Wm.  P.  French 

77  William  Birks,  James  Ii.  Hazlewood. 

78  William  Birks,  John  H.  Bennett  .... 

79  "William  Birks  . 

80  Thomas  W.  Jackson,  James  W.  Sifton 


4 

167 

7  00 

11 

45 

21  00 

6 

210 

6  50 

18 

25 

25  00 

6 

216 

7  63 

20 

53 

22  18 

6 

270 

8  90 

13 

50 

33  40 

6 

270 

7  50 

7 

20 

25  68 

6 

273 

9  37 

9 

61' 

24  19 

208  14 
255  48 
241  37 
266  41 
229  24 
222  79 


BRUSSELS.— w. 


1874  Robert  Davey,  Abraham  Hopkins. . . . 

75  Chas.  E.  Stafford,  Robert  R.  Maitland 

76  Charles  E.  Stafford,  Alfred  A.  Bowers. 

77  Charles  E.  Stafford,  Alfred  E.  Smith  . 

78  William  Hayhurst,  David  Rogers  .... 

79  James  Harris . 

80  James  Harris,  James  Edgar  Russ . 


7 

250 

16 

68 

8 

00 

28 

75 

302 

84 

7 

310 

19 

41 

32 

00 

38 

25 

315 

70 

8 

373 

21 

16 

29 

29 

40 

41 

332 

41 

9 

400 

21 

54 

17 

18 

40 

59 

279 

27 

5 

333 

18 

25 

14 

25 

27 

10 

210 

11 

5 

327 

14 

50 

7 

96 

21 

09 

151 

89 

5 

325 

15 

29 

9 

40 

33 

42 

219 

15 

BURLINGTON. 

A  village  on  Lake  Ontario,  in  the  township  of  Nelson,  County  of  Halton,  Ontario. 

called  Wellington  Square.  See  Canada  Wesleyan  Conference. 


It  was  formerly 


1874  Hall  Christopherson . 

6 

228 

19  35 

6  25 

75  09 

339 

75  David  Chalmers . 

+  5 

261 

17  10 

28  06 

72  00 

339 

76  David  Chalmers . 

t  3 

231 

23  50 

20  00 

74  00 

350 

77  Daniel  E.  Brownell . 

3 

245 

24  00 

20  00 

76  00 

294 

78  Daniel  E.  Brownell . 

3 

260 

22  66 

22  62 

68  50 

320 

79  George  H.  Cornish . 

3 

270 

23  00 

13  50 

69  00 

304 

80  George  H.  Cornish . 

3 

282 

20  18 

24  50 

90  65 

310 

c. 


CAINSVILLE. — w. 


1874  Wm.  W.  Shepherd,  Joseph  M.  Hodson 

75  Wm.  W.  Shepherd,  George  J.  Kerr  .  . 

76  Joseph  R.  Gundy . 

77  William  Willoughby . . , . 

78  William  Willoughby . 

79  William  Ames . . . 

80  William  Ames . 


6 

193 

15 

64 

6 

37 

29 

00 

283 

73 

6 

240 

17 

20 

17 

65 

32 

35 

317 

70 

§  6 

273 

14 

00 

24 

17 

43 

50 

390 

38 

4 

226 

12 

32 

8 

00 

31 

85 

265 

22 

5 

180 

12 

33 

8 

05 

35 

00 

235 

01 

4 

191 

13 

10 

8 

10 

35 

15 

237 

90 

4 

192 

13 

06 

8 

00 

36 

00 

228 

71 

Four  appointments  given  to  Walton  Circuit.  +  One  appointment  given  to  Oakville  Circuit 
+  One  appointment  given  to  Waterdown  Circuit  and  one  appointment  given  up 
S  Two  appointments  given  to  Glanford  Circuit.  r 


LONDON  CONFERENCE. 


663 


CAISTORVILLE. — w. 


Fear 

Names  of  Ministers. 

Ap- 

point- 

ments. 

No.  of 

Funds. 

Members. 

Conting. 

Educa. 

Sup.  M. 

Miss’y. 

874 

Walter  Rigsby . 

4 

186 

$7  85 

$3  14 

$10  25 

$123  27 

75 

5 

200 

6  00 

7  59 

10  00 

84  08 

76 

77 

$  Henry  Hughes,  ( 

3 

215 

7  50 

5  00 

7  00 

74  21 

|  James  Parker  Bell,  ) 

3 

240 

4  00 

5  00 

5  50 

75  69 

78 

3 

242 

5  50 

5  10 

7  40 

95  ,84 

79 

3 

250 

4  80 

2  54 

7  50 

95  86 

80 

James  Mooney . 

3 

232 

4  96 

2  70 

8  25 

85  32 

CALEDONIA. 


A  village  on  the  Grand  River,  in  the  township  of  Seneca,’  County  of  Haldimand,  Ontario. 

formerly  Seneca  Circuit. 


1877  William  Morton,  Robert  W.  Wright.. 

5 

210 

13  50 

7  60 

33  75 

78  William  Morton,  Samuel  Edwards..  .  . 

7 

220 

13  83 

16  97 

65  00 

79  William  Morton . 

*  7 

220 

14  00 

20  75 

55  07 

80  Thomas  Stobbs . 

4 

180 

10  12 

18  28 

45  -60 

It  was 


163  19 
216  46 
232  81 
195  61 


CAMLACHIE. 

A  village  in  the  township  of  Plympton,  County  of  Lambton,  Ontario. 

Wyoming  Circuit. 

1876  Nelson  Burns,  M.A . 

77  Nelson  Burns,  M.A . 

78  William  T.  Turner . 

79  Thomas  H.  Orme . 

80  Thomas  H.  Orme . 


4 

76 

.... 

.... 

4 

101 

1  97 

1  56 

7  60 

4 

101 

2  77 

1  25 

8  03 

4 

117 

6  51 

8  80 

15  25 

1  4 

145 

5  40 

8  00 

5  67 

It  was  formerly  part  of 


69  22 
44  84 
94  10 
91  51 


CAMPBELLSYILLE. 

A  small  village  in  the  township  of  Nassagaweya,  County  of  Halton.  It  was  formerly  part  of 

Lowville  and  Kilbride  Circuit. 

1875  Peter  W.  Jones . i  •  ■  |  •  •  •  •  [  -  |  ....  I  -  |  .... 

76  United  to  Nassagaweya  Circuit  ....  I  3  ,  60  4  00  4  34  6  05  66  12 


CARLISLE. 

A  village  in  the  township  of  East  Flamboro',  C aunty  of  Wentworth. 


down. 


Distant,  9  miles  from  Water- 
It  was  formerly  part  of  Waterdown  Circuit. 


1875  John  Turner 

76  John  Turner . 

77  John  Turner . 

78  John  Scott,  M.A. 

79  John  Scott,  M.A. 

80  John  Scott,  M.A. 


.... 

.... 

.... 

147  37 

4 

3io 

12  00 

9  63 

20  00 

164  07 

4 

290 

11  35 

6  03 

27  50 

200  92 

3 

256 

8  48 

5  58 

28  00 

161  58 

3 

240 

9  18 

9  03 

28  26 

164  04 

2 

214 

6  82 

5  00 

28  85 

169  05 

CAYUGA. — w.  &  n. 


1874  William  H.  Fife.. . 

75  William  H.  Fife... 

76  William  H.  Fife... 

77  Robert  Burns . 

78  Robert  Burns . 

79  Thomas  R.  Fydell. 

80  Thomas  R.  Fydell . 


6 

162 

5 

55 

3 

50 

9 

00 

144 

69 

9 

199 

8 

84 

6 

50 

8 

00 

116 

33 

9 

304 

5 

45 

4 

30 

6 

60 

173 

64 

+  5 

256 

3 

21 

7 

47 

4 

91 

81 

41 

4 

174 

4 

05 

2 

00 

5 

23 

70 

71 

4 

172 

5 

09 

2 

00 

11 

00 

62 

68 

6 

164 

4 

09 

1 

02 

8 

06 

71 

15 

CENTRALIA. 

A  village  in  the  township  of  Stephen,  County  of  Huron,  Ontario  It  was  formerly  part  of  the  Exeter 

Circuit. 


1876  William  Walsh . 

_  1  _ 

77  William  Walsh . 

4 

127 

5  87 

21  18  22  74 

145  50 

78  William  Walsh . 

4 

169 

7  21 

9  60  |  28  14 

149  46 

79  James  Kennedy . 

4 

130 

5  85 

19  50  |  20  71 

139  14 

80  James  Kennedy . 

4 

116 

6  71 

18  00  1  21  20 

161  81 

*  Three  appointments  given  to  Cayuga  Circuit. 

t  Two  appointments  given  to  Seneca,  and  two  appointments  given  to  Rainham. 


664 


CIRCUITS  AND  MISSIONS. 


CHATHAM.— w. 


Year 

Names  of  Ministers. 

Ap¬ 

point¬ 

ments. 

No.  of 
Members 

Funds. 

Conting. 

Educa. 

Sup.  M. 

Miss’y- 

1874 

William  S.  Griffin . 

1 

156 

$42  36 

$17  09 

$67  00 

$345  77 

75 

William  S.  Griffin . 

1 

161 

45  34 

42  00 

92  35 

327  63 

76 

John  Wakefield . 

1 

207 

43  12 

22  00 

62  25 

342  27 

77  John  Wakefield . 

2 

195 

48  06 

28  00 

100  00 

373  37 

78  John  Wakefield . 

1 

195 

•46  00 

35  00 

84  77 

356  86 

79  Alexander  Langford . 

1 

353 

31  00 

44  00 

100  00 

275  79 

80  Alexander  Langford . 

1 

365 

39  35 

45  00 

102  45 

296  19 

CHATHAM  SECOND. 

1877  William  Godwin . 

1 

•  .  *  • 

78  Alfred  M.  Phillips,  B.D . 

2 

25 

5  75 

19  25 

.... 

79  Alfred  M.  Phillips,  B.D . 

2 

115 

5  55 

8  29 

9  35 

100  80 

80  Alfred  M.  Phillips,  B.D . 

2 

118 

5  30 

2  50 

10  00 

66  90 

CLIFFORD. 

A  village  in  the  township  of  Minto,  County  of  Wellington,  Ontario. 

Harriston  Mission. 

1875  John  Hough . 


76  John  Hough . 

77  John  Hough . 

78  W  illiam  Savage . 

79  William  Savage . 

80  William  Savage . 

CLIFTON. 

A  town  in  the  township  of  Stamford,  County  of  W elland,  Ontario. 

Drunimondville  Circuit. 


3 

125 

5  20 

6  18 

11  02 

3 

120 

5  25 

4  20 

11  05 

3 

120 

5  30 

3  55 

11  10 

3 

135 

5  40 

2  70 

11  20 

3 

210 

6  25 

2  80 

13  20 

1874  Alexander  C.  Chambers . 

75  John  E.  Lanceley . 

1 

40 

8  00 

6  50 

16  00 

76  William  Kettlewell . 

1 

81 

13  11 

10  00' 

17  50 

77  William  Kettlewell . 

1 

70 

13  11 

10  40 

18  00 

78  William  Kettlewell . 

1 

75 

11  00 

17  55 

29  00 

79  John  H.  Robinson . 

1 

64 

10  00 

17  50 

29  07 

80  Reuben  Millyard . 

1 

66 

6  40 

3  00 

5  00 

It  was  formerly  part  of  the 


85  00 
70  40 
72  30 
47  43 
55  87 


It  was  formerly  part  of  the 


116  30 
201  51 
120  46 
104  00 
100  55 
74  84 


1874 

75 

76 

77 

78 

79 

80 


Thomas  Brock . 

Thomas  Brock . 

Thomas  Brock . 

Robert  Fowler,  M.D.  .. 
Robert  Fowler,  M.D.  . 
Donald  G.  Sutherland, 
Donald  G.  Sutherland, 


CLINTON.— w. 


B.D.  ... 
B.D.  .  .  . 


1 

154 

12 

72 

6 

00 

40 

00 

219 

51 

1 

225 

15 

75 

19 

19 

40 

00 

260 

05 

1 

230 

17 

10 

14 

22 

39 

31 

250 

94 

1 

250 

18 

22 

16 

89 

40 

00 

302 

65 

1 

250 

15 

88 

17 

55 

50 

71 

327 

84 

1 

260 

16 

99 

15 

53 

56 

05 

292 

39 

1 

211 

10 

00 

10 

37 

18 

15 

260 

66 

COLCHESTER.  - 


1874  Joseph  Rawson . 

49 

0  55 

....  0  56 

75  Joseph  Rawson . 

35 

76  . 

31 

....  0  77 

CORUNNA. 

A  village  in  the  township  of  Moore,  County  of  Lambton,  Ontario 

Moore  Circuit. 

1875  Thomas  Jackson . 

76  William  M.  Bielby . 

77  Janies  H.  Orme . 

78  James  H.  Orme . 

79  James  H.  Orme . 

80  William  Mills  . 


27  75 
4 '45 

It  was  formerly  part  of  the 


4 

100 

4 

160 

10  00 

6  06 

25  00 

5 

115 

5  78 

4  16 

26  85 

5 

117 

8  17 

3  73 

23  00 

5 

119 

3  41 

2  46 

18  50 

5 

146 

6  80 

3  00 

18  60 

CROWLAND. 

A  village  in  the  township  of  Crowland,  County  of  Welland,  Ontario. 

Welland  Circuit. 

1875  Francis  G.  Weaver . 

76  Francis  G.  Weaver . 

77  William  McCann . 

78  William  McCann . 

79  James  J.  A.  Lever . 

80  James  J.  A.  Lever . 


128  19 
94  26 
115  43 
78  00 
52  66 


It  was  formerly  pait  of  the 


4 

3 

3 

4 


89 

88 

74 

72 

60 


10 

00 

17 

47 

54 


25 

25 

57 

39 


0  57 


6  00 
10  00 
10  46 
15  60 
3  13 


43  37 
34  92 
64  93 
27  20 
32  32 


LONDON  CONFERENCE. 


665 


D. 


DAWN  MILLS.— w. 


Year 

Names  of  Ministers. 

Ap¬ 

point¬ 

ments. 

No.  of 

Funds. 

Members. 

Conting. 

Educa. 

Sup.  M. 

Miss’y. 

1874 

Wm.  C.  Watson,  M.A..  R.  H.  Balmer 
Now  called  Dresden  Circuit . 

6 

225 

$19  75 

$7  60 

$10  00 

$149  17 

75 

8  ’ 

235 

21  00 

13  00 

11  50 

138  54 

DELHI. 

A  village  in  the  township  of  Middleton,  County  of  Norfolk,  Ontario. 
1S75  Janies  Gundy . 


76  James  Gundy 

77  Joseph  Guest . 

78  Joseph  Guest . 

79  Joseph  Guest . 

80  Robert  H.  Balmer. 


3 

136 

2  53 

2  00 

5  04 

4 

172 

2  62 

2  90 

5  26 

4 

170 

7  71 

1  62 

8  00 

3 

133 

6  60 

2  00 

11  40 

3 

131 

.  4  65 

1  25 

12  00 

98  09 
80  02 
79  52 
95  87 
26  35 


DORCHESTER  STATION.— w. 


1S74  Thomas  Crews  . 

5 

146 

10  80 

6  63 

20  28 

167  80 

75  Thomas  Crews  . 

6 

148 

11  00 

13  10 

21  00 

148  63 

76  Thomas  Crews,  George  J.  Kerr . 

5 

172 

10  00 

14  00 

21  00 

146  37 

\  Beniamin  Sherlock,  )  T  n  , 

")  William  Lund,  (  Jas.  G.  Foote. 

5 

250 

11  55 

16  00 

25  00 

186  73 

78  William  Lund,  James  G.  Foote . 

5 

252 

13  57 

10  05 

44  00 

222  40 

79  William  Lund  (  William  Geo.  Wilson) 

6 

272 

14  69 

11  52 

45  50 

183  47 

SO  John  L.  Kerr,  Joseph  Fling . 

6 

277 

12  12 

10  64 

45  50 

179  38 

DRAYTON.— w. 


1874  Richard  J.  Forman,  Francis  Swann. .  . 

75  Thomas  D.  Pearson,  Joseph  H.  Stinson 

76  Thomas  D.  Pearson,  Joseph  H.  Stinson 

77  Thomas  D.  Pearson,  David  Rogers.. .  . 

78  James  E.  Dyer,  David  A.  Moir . \ 

79  James  E.  Dyer,  Samuel  0.  Irvine  .... 

80  James  E.  Dyer . 1 


8 

400 

14 

96 

7 

12 

56 

55 

9 

404 

15 

00 

20 

00 

64 

00 

10 

389 

15 

75 

13 

45 

41 

75 

9 

391 

13 

45 

14 

00 

31 

75 

5 

251 

9 

04 

9' 

50 

30 

00 

6 

2S1 

9 

50 

9 

55 

38 

00 

5 

271 

10 

10 

9 

60 

38 

25 

421  52 
486  37 
410  47 
337  54 
268  54 
270  00 
272  00 


DRESDEN. 

A  village  in  the  township  of  Camden,  County  of  Kent,  Ontario.  It  was  formerly  Dawn  Mills  Circuit 


1875  Joseph  R.  Kay,  Thomas  B.  Leith  . .  .  . ,  6 

76  Joseph  Odery . ,  *  6 

77  Joseph  Odery . 1  4 

78  Joseph  Odery . j  5 

79  John  Turner . . .  6 

80  John  Turner . I  8 


235 

21 

00 

13 

00 

11 

50 

138 

54 

212 

10 

00 

6 

00 

57 

00 

169 

10 

00 

5 

50 

12 

00 

1 04 

76 

188 

7 

50 

4 

60 

12 

00 

95 

89 

238 

9 

00 

8 

00 

18 

00 

luO 

00 

241 

9 

00 

8 

68 

20 

00 

no 

03 

DRUMMONDVILLE.— w. 


1874  Thomas  Stobbs  . . 

75  John  Ridley 

76  John  Ridley 

77  Matthew  Swann  , 

78  Matthew  Swann  , 

79  Matthew  Swann  . 

80  Samuel  Wilson  .  . 


4 

221 

20  24 

9  13 

33  50 

2 

143 

9  00 

7  00 

21  50 

2 

163 

12  58 

5  84 

23  00  . 

2 

185 

11  00 

10  60 

20  55 

2 

167 

13  75 

11  80 

26  00 

2 

177 

13  50 

7  50 

22  50 

2 

178 

8  84 

7  81 

22  60 

300  30 
147  30 
191  61 
126  76 
144  70 
136  65 
136  58 


1874  George  M.  Meacham,  M.A 
75  George  M.  Meacham,  M.A 
\  Isaac  B.  Howard,  ) 

'  (  William  McFadden,  ) 

77  James  Hannon . 

78  James  Hannon . 

79  James  Hannon . 

80  James  Graham . 


DUNDAS.— w. 


5 

287 

38 

94 

16 

45 

97 

25 

575 

72 

t  3 

227 

39 

00 

63 

12 

124 

00 

467 

72 

1 

181 

42 

90 

55 

08 

124 

15 

420 

50 

1 

165 

30 

00 

33 

80 

102 

00 

514 

05 

1 

155 

30 

00 

40 

00 

102 

00 

625 

01 

1 

145 

30 

00 

36 

00 

100 

00 

542 

12 

1 

156 

25 

00 

32 

00 

90 

00 

473 

52 

*  Two  appointments  given  to  Tliamesville. 


*  Jerseyville  set  off. 


666 


CIRCUITS  AND  MISSIONS. 


DUNGANNON.— w. 


J 


Year 

Names  of  Ministers. 

Ap¬ 

point¬ 

ments. 

No.  of 
Members . 

Funds. 

Conting. 

Educa. 

Sup.  M. 

Miss’y. 

1874 

James  Broley . 

4 

229 

$15  69 

$6  38 

$21  00 

$189  09 

75  James  Broley . 

4 

235 

13  75 

13  00 

21  34 

150  37 

76  James  Caswell . 

4 

239 

14  00 

13  50 

21  00 

178  10 

77  James  Caswell . 

5 

300 

13  80 

14  62 

23  09 

226  93 

7S  Robert  D&vey . 

6 

390 

15  05 

15  28 

32  75 

261  84 

79  Robert  Davey . 

5 

390 

15  09 

19  33 

38  08 

275  60 

80  Robert  Davey . 

6  • 

390 

15  05 

30  00 

38  10 

293  07 

DUNNY1LLE. — w  k 

N. 

1874 

James  Whiting . 

3 

89 

8  50 

3  50 

9  00 

87  85 

16  George  Brown,  liobert  M.  Balmer. . . . 

*  3 

98 

7  00 

3  75 

8  00 

105  53 

76  George  Brown . 

+  7 

222 

9  00 

12  00 

10  00 

172  52 

77 

Samuel  Wilson . 

3 

175 

6  00 

8  00 

10  00 

107  87 

78 

Samuel  Wilson . 

3 

122 

6  59 

2  00 

13  76 

86  75 

79 

Samuel  Wilson . 

3 

109 

5  10 

2  00 

14  25 

85  91 

80 

John  E.  Lanceley . 

2 

92 

5  00 

2  00 

14  60 

96  04 

EAST  ZORRA.— w. 


1874  Abel  Edward . 

3 

133 

13  78 

4  90 

28  75 

75  Abel  Edwards . 

3 

152 

14  25 

9  15 

25  29 

76  William  H.  Moss . 

2 

166 

13  37 

9  25 

25  00 

77  William  H.  Moss . 

2 

160 

8  75 

4  28 

20  00 

78  William  H.  Moss . 

2 

150' 

7  67 

5  69 

20  50 

79  John  Elliott . 

2 

163 

6  67 

3  46 

20  10 

80  John  Elliott . 

2 

147 

4  90 

2  70 

20  71 

179  60 
190  57 

164  92 
135  48 
149  48 
160  74 

165  10 


1874  Thomas  Cobb,  William  Baugh. . . 

75  Thomas  Cobb,  William  H.  Henderson 

76  Thomas  Cobb,  William  W.  Sparling  .. 

77  Edward  Kershaw,  Charles  W.  Cojsens.. 

78  Edward  Kershaw . 

79  Edward  Kershaw . 

80  Hugh  McLean . 


ELORA  — w. 


1874  William  M.  Bielby . . . 

75  Wm.  M.  Bielby,  Robert  W.  Wright.'..’ 

76  James  J.  A.  Lever,  John  Stewart . 

77  Jas.  J.  A.  Lever,  Jno.W.  Freeman,  B.  D 

78  James  J.  A.  Lever . 


79  David  Rogers. 


80  Isaac  Crane. 


4 

285 

15  51 

8  00 

30  00  | 

4 

290 

16  10 

10  00 

30  00 

5 

290 

16  00 

14  00 

30  00  ! 

5 

274 

14  57 

11  82 

30  00 

1  5 

257 

12  20 

14  20 

24  00 

1 

95 

6  00 

4  00 

11  00 

1 

92 

6  12 

4  05 

9  00 

UN.— 

3 

V.  &  N. 

50 

5  18 

3  14 

5  00 

6 

33 

10  00 

4  02 

7  00 

6 

100 

7  61 

2  60 

3  64 

6 

120 

7  75 

18  56 

5  05 

6 

115 

8  00 

8  18 

7  00 

5 

120 

5  63 

7  91 

7  03 

5 

102 

9  60 

6  66 

9  20 

1878  William  Godwin. 

79  William  Godwin.. 

80  William  Godwin., 


ESSEX  CENTRE. 

A  Circuit  formed  from  part  of  the  Woodslee  Circuit. 


1874  Wm.  Lund,  William  Godwin . 

75  Joseph  W.  Holmes,  Wm.  H.  Gane.. 

76  Joseph  W.  Holmes . 

77  Joseph  W.  Holmes . 

78  George  A.  Mitchell,  B.  A . ’ 

79  George  A.  Mitchell,  B.A . 

80  Joseph  R.  Gundy . 


EXETER.— w. 


4 

156 

4 

00 

4 

00 

5 

25 

5  I 

269 

9 

16 

10 

00  | 

12 

00 

237  92 
271  82 
232  30 
195  28 
170  28 

68  75 

69  75 


104  55 
109  05 
168  75 
147  43 

105  63 
71  41 
86  01 


83  23 
103  98 


*  Late  N.C.  appointments  added. 
+  Ponsonby  set  off. 


6 

246 

16 

20 

10 

30 

43 

25 

300 

42 

6 

255 

17 

00 

18 

58 

45 

00 

300 

78 

§  6 

242 

18 

00 

15 

18 

36 

75 

340 

41 

1 

123 

10 

22 

12 

31 

31 

25 

165 

02 

1 

131 

8 

74 

5 

56 

26 

19 

135 

80 

1 

146 

11 

04 

15 

59 

37 

00 

167 

48 

1 

166 

11 

78 

8 

98 

31 

50 

193 

30 

1*  Rainham  set  off  with  four  appointments. 
§  Centralia  set  off. 


LONDON  CONFERENCE. 


667 


F. 


FAIRFIELD.— w. 


ear 

Names  of  Ministers. 

Ap¬ 

point¬ 

ments. 

No.  pf 
Members. 

Funds. 

Conting. 

Educa. 

Sup.  M. 

Miss’y. 

374  Benjamin  Clement,  Janies  E.  Ford  . .  . 

6 

283 

$11  00 

$5  15 

$22  00 

$186  70 

75 

Benjamin  Clement . 

*  6 

295 

12  00 

13  90 

32  5C 

241  64 

76 

William  W.  Shepherd . 

3 

177 

10  00 

10  00 

20  00 

141  74 

77 

William  W.  Shepherd . 

3 

202 

5  54 

10  42 

25  80 

158  39 

78 

William  W.  Shepherd . 

3 

210 

7  76 

10  55 

19  00 

145  68 

79  Richard  J.  Forman . 

3 

228 

7  69 

10  56 

14  43 

163  26 

80 

Richard  J.  Forman . 

3 

210 

7  80 

10  50 

16  00 

125  11 

FENWICK. 

A  small  village  in  the  township  of  Pelham,  County  of  Welland,  Ontario.  See  Pelham,  New 


Connexion  Conference. 

1875  Robert  J.  Elliott . 

76  Robert  J.  Elliott . 

4 

246 

5  51 

5  04 

7  35 

114  83 

77  William  H.  Fife . 

3 

217 

5  30 

4  00 

11  75 

102  01 

78  William  H.  Fife . 

3 

221 

5  48 

8  95 

15  05 

97  42 

79  Charles  R.  Morrow  . 

4 

212 

2  86 

9  70 

8  54 

74  12 

80  Charles  R.  .Morrow  . 

3 

153 

3  70 

5  30 

7  19 

64  14 

FERGUS.— w. 

.  .h  ,  (  liobert  Fowler,  M.D.,  ) 

18/4  \  Hugh  McLean,  \ . 

2 

125 

16  60 

9  10 

18  00 

100  69 

75  Hugh  McLean . 

2 

130 

14  25 

9  21 

19  00 

101  63 

76  Hugh  McLean . 

2 

125 

15  25 

11  40 

11  55 

93  28 

77  Thomas  L.  Wilkinson . 

2 

140 

11  00 

16  00 

18  00 

82  77 

78  Thomas  L.  Wilkinson . 

2 

158 

11  94 

23  92 

18  11 

90  54 

79  Thomas  L.  Wilkinson . 

1 

132 

7  31 

7  10 

11  00 

48  60 

80  Robert  H.  Waddell,  B.D . 

1 

131 

5  72 

6  64 

9  88 

74  86 

FINGAL. 

1874  James  Harris,  Hugh  T.  Crossley . 

4 

145 

16  49 

6  12 

47  75 

294  81 

75  James  Harris,  Jasper  Wilson . 

4 

186 

14  22 

25  04 

52  25 

352  76 

76  George  Ferguson,  George  Daniel . 

5 

186 

14  50 

27  42 

53  25 

374  44 

77  Geo,  Ferguson,  William  W.  Sparling. 

5 

221 

20  60 

30  00 

58  44 

348  43 

78  George  Ferguson,  James  Hazlewood.. 

5 

237 

21  00 

31  10 

59  00 

369  75 

79  James  H.  McCartney,  Geo.  W.  Dean.. 

5 

236 

18  00 

23  37 

41  59 

300  49 

80  James  H.  McCartney . 

+  6 

216 

14  51 

22  28 

46  40 

278  94 

FLORENCE.— w. 

1874  Alexander  G.  Harris . 

4 

140 

9  60 

4  10 

16  22 

92  65 

75  Ambrose  Hunt . 

6 

151 

9  60 

9  00 

14  00 

101  11 

76  Walton  Preston . 

6 

235 

5  00 

14  00 

82  38 

77  John  Neelands . 

7 

220 

7  23 

6  65 

19  00 

128  20 

78  John  Neelands . 

8 

236 

8  00 

7  00 

21  00 

101  50 

79  John  Neelands . 

5 

216 

7  00 

5  00 

18  00 

85  61 

80  Thomas  Gee  . 

4 

182 

7  25 

5  10 

20  00 

80  32 

FONT  HILL.— w. 

1874  John  Ridley . 

3 

115 

8  09 

4  23 

9  00 

113  28 

75  Walter  Rigsby . 

3 

105 

7  50 

6  50 

10  00 

106  56 

76  Walter  Rigsby . 

3 

125 

5  29 

3  88 

7  07 

75  80 

77  Edwin  A.  Chown,  B.D . 

3 

119 

4  12 

2  00 

18  54 

79  97 

78  Edwin  A.  Chown,  B.D . 

3 

108 

7  94 

3  16 

12  50 

76  71 

79  Edwin  A.  Chown,  B.D . 

3 

91 

5  06 

5  52 

13  75 

83  26 

80  Walter  Rigsby . 

3 

242 

6  38 

5  59 

14  00 

87  05 

*  Harley  Circuit  set  off. 


t  Iona  set  off. 


668 


CIRCUITS  AND  MISSIONS. 


FORDWICH. 

A  village  in  the  township  of  Howick,  County  of  Huron,  Ontario.  It  was  formerly  part  of 

Howick  Circuit.  


Year 

Names  of  Ministers. 

Ap- 

No.  of 

Funds. 

point- 

ments. 

Members. 

Conting. 

Educa. 

Sup.  M. 

Miss’y. 

1875 

John  R.  Isaac . 

$11  00 

$91  38 

76 

John  R.  Isaac . 

3 

i95 

$4  70 

.$3  00 

77 

John  R.  Isaac . 

3 

190 

4  00 

3  00 

11  00 

49  86 

78 

Robert  J.  Husband . 

3 

169 

4  50 

4  20 

14  00 

82  27 

79 

Robert  J.  Husband . 

3 

169 

4  25 

3  70 

14  85 

52  04 

80 

Robert  J.  Husband . 

F 

3 

OREST 

158 

’. — w. 

4  05 

3  45 

14  00 

71  17 

1874  George  Clark  ( John  Farley) . 

5 

140 

7  00 

4  50 

12  00 

122  98 

75 

George  Clark,  Tlieophilus  R.  Earle  . .  . 

6 

237 

9  00 

10  00 

19  13 

152  70 

7  6  J ohn  H.  Keppel . 

6 

241 

9  00 

6  06 

12  47 

84  25 

77 

Colman  Bristol,  M.A . 

*  2 

138 

11  02 

4  37 

12  67 

77  05 

78  Alexander  G.  Harris . 

2 

138 

8  25 

4  40 

12  85 

71  23 

79 

Alexander  G.  Harris . 

2 

163 

8  31 

13  23 

19  82 

90  65 

80  Alexander  G.  Harris . 

FUL 

2 

LARTC 

163 

)N. — w. 

8  00 

6  27 

18  34 

91  57 

1874  Colman  Bristol,  M.A . 

7 

115 

11  11 

4  73 

18  75 

198  46 

75 

Colman  Bristol,  M.A . 

7 

155 

11  42 

4  43 

18  34 

205  80 

76  John  S.  Fisher,  Ezra  A.  Fear . 

7 

150 

10  02 

9  13 

16  75 

237  08 

77  John  S.  Fisher,  Robert  R.  Maitland. . 

7 

200 

14  15 

11  36 

19  60 

259  42 

78  John  S.  Fisher,  Richard  Treleaven. .  . 

7 

200 

13  75 

16  41 

34  00 

254  02 

79 

Robert  Phillips,  Robert  R.  Maitland .  . 

7 

216 

14  26 

11  21 

34  00 

255  81 

80 

Robert  Phillips,  Richard  Hamilton . .  . 

G. 

7 

G 

ALT.— 

200 

W.  &  N. 

13  64 

6  70 

23  23 

254  85 

1874 

Donald  G.  Sutherland,  LL.B . 

1 

77 

15  00 

6  00 

20  00 

111  00 

75 

Donald  G.  Sutherland,  LL.B . 

1 

80 

12  75 

15  26 

19  05 

105  80 

76 

David  Savage  . . 

1 

86 

9  38 

9  21 

35  66 

86  80 

77 

John  Y.  Smith . 

1 

93 

9  54 

14  50 

15  00 

92  50 

78 

John  V.  Smith  . . 

1 

95 

14  00 

16  66 

20  00 

154  88 

79 

John  V.  Smith . 

1 

95 

10  00 

8  36 

20  00 

89  17 

80 

Alfred  Andrews . 

GA1 

1 

iAFRA 

135 

XA.— w. 

5  00 

11  30 

15  00 

156  39 

1874 

Geo.  McNamara,  Ephraim  B.  Stevenson 

4 

157 

7  67 

2  65 

11  35 

137  31 

75 

George  McNamara,  William  Hackett. 

4 

157 

7  00 

5  00 

12  00 

139  85 

76  Joseph  B.  Goodspeed . 

+  5 

175 

7  00 

5  50 

10  00 

135  00 

77  Joseph  B.  Goodspeed . 

2 

95 

5  38 

8  46 

9  00 

74  93 

78 

James  Laird . 

3 

92 

4  38 

3  65 

15  00 

54  34 

7S 

James  Laird  . 

4 

82 

4  00 

4  00 

11  51 

59  25 

80  James  Laird . 

GEO 

2 

RGETC 

80 

)WN.— • w. 

3  32 

4  00 

11  50 

55  60 

1874  William  Mills . . . 

4 

175  ' 

7  37 

4  00 

30  00 

181  82 

75 

William  Mills . 

4 

202 

13  48 

13  56 

30  00 

159  35 

76 

William  Mills . 

4 

189 

11  76 

13  36 

33  25 

157  85 

77 

Hugh  McLean . 

4 

160 

9  85 

21  50 

26  00 

149  57 

78  Hugh  McLean . 

4 

145 

10  62 

9  50 

23  50 

130  25 

79  Hugh  McLean  . . 

4 

157 

11  00 

10  35 

21  75 

142  23 

80  William  Morton . 

GI 

4 

ANFO 

155 

RD.— w. 

11  15 

6  75 

22  CO 

128  92 

1874  Thomas  S.  Howard,  John  Turner  .  .  . . 

5 

280 

15  40 

8  00 

I  84  01 

448  38 

75  William  Hawke,  John  Robbins . 

5 

320 

16  00 

30  00 

85  00 

550  00 

76  D.  C.  Clappisou,  Wellington  Bridgman 

5 

360 

18  15 

31  73 

|  93  10 

531  83 

77  David  C.  Clappisou,  Richard  C.  Henders 

16 

320 

14  49 

12  87 

51  27 

405  98 

78  D.  C.  Clappisou,  Tlieophilus  R.  Earle 

6 

300 

17  63 

13  44 

63  00 

341  86 

79  Joseph  Odery,  Samuel  Edwards . 

6 

313 

13  00 

26  44 

63  05 

370  63 

80  Joseph  Odery,  James  Little . 

6 

276 

13  10 

12  00 

63  00 

346  65 

*  Ravenswood  set  off.  +  Luther  set  off. 

+  Wesley  given  to  Barton ville,  and  Ancaster  and  Shavers  taken  from  Cainsville. 


LONDON  CONFERENCE. 


669 


GLENCOE. 

A  village  and  Railway  Station  on  the  line  of  the  Great  Western  Railway,  in  the  township  of  Ekfrid, 

County  of  Middlesex,  Ontario. 


Year 

Names  of  Ministers. 

Ap¬ 

point¬ 

ments. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Funds. 

Conting. 

Educa. 

Sup.  M. 

Miss’y. 

1879 

Colman  Bristol,  M.A . 

«... 

80  Stephen  Kappele  . 

4 

53 

$1  11 

$1  58 

$2  89 

§42  55 

GODERICH.— w.  &  N. 

1874 

James  Graham . 

1 

240 

24  42 

9  83 

41  50 

276  58 

75 

W.  C.  Henderson,  M.A.,  A.  A.  Bowers 

1 

270 

30  58 

40  21 

54  60 

210  86 

76 

W.  C.  Henderson,  M.A. ,  F.  H.  Sanderson 

2 

309 

30  03 

29  97 

62  91 

295  44 

77 

James  Preston,  Albert  J.  Wallace  .... 

2 

310 

28  32 

37  26 

50  58 

294  69 

78 

James  Preston  . 

2 

219 

14  57 

24  00 

55  67 

289  31 

79 

John  A.  Williams,  D.D . 

1 

219 

16  28 

13  80 

55  40 

214  00 

80 

John  A.  Williams,  D.D . 

1 

198 

13  67 

13  76 

30  00 

151  13 

GORRIE. 

A  village  in  the  township  of  Howick,  County  of  Huron,  Ontario.  It  was  formerly  connected  with 

Howick  Circuit. 


1879  James  Broley 
80  James  Broley 


160 


4  51 


4  71  1  12  03  I  78  10 


GRAND  BEND. 

A  village  in  the  township  of  Bosanquet,  County  of  Lambton,  Ontario.  It  was  formerly  connected 

with  Park  Hill  Circuit. 

1876  Theophilus  R  Earle 

77  Henry  E.  Hill  .... 

78  George  W.  Dean  .  . 

79  George  J.  Kerr  .... 

80  George  J.  Kerr  .... 

GRANTON. 


3 

102 

1  81 

.... 

1  81 

8  15 

57  65 

3 

113 

5  30 

2  69 

14  43 

60  37 

3 

117 

4  13 

3  24 

6  52 

51  00 

3 

138 

3  50 

3  28 

8  00 

65  89 

A  village  in  the  township  of  Biddulph, 


County  of  Middlesex, 
Kirkton  Circuit. 


1875  Robert  H.  Hall. .  . 

76  Robert  H.  Hall. . . 

77  Charles  Bail trop .  . 

78  Charles  Bari  trop.. 

79  William  H.  Moss  . 

80  William  H.  Moss  . 


Ontario.  It  was  formerly  part  of  the 


160  00 
129  34 
228  34 
200  00 
173  40 


3 

139 

6  89 

6  17 

27  50 

4 

153 

7  89 

5  64 

10  56 

4 

153 

9  10 

9  25 

20  00 

5 

153 

7  38 

8  00 

15  00 

4 

148 

5  66 

12  00 

10  30 

1874  John  Mills,  Charles  R.  Morrow. . 
__  T  ,  \  Charles  R.  Morrow, 

,5  John  Mills,  j  Edward  j  Clarke, 


76  George  PI.  Cornish 

77  George  H.  Cornish 

78  George  H.  Cornish 

79  William  Hawke... 

80  William  Hawke.. . 


GRIMSBY.— w. 

n 


7 

260 

21  00 

9  50 

66  12 

7 

264 

21  05 

13  38 

66  83 

*  7 

277 

12  25 

16  00 

70  66 

4 

171 

10  20 

17  26 

45  30 

4 

200 

10  39 

17  49 

51  41 

4 

231 

10  42 

19  61 

51  56 

4 

185 

10  50 

10  00 

40  00 

439  07 
423  24 

438  77 
2u7  80 
189  86 
196  97 
196  66 


GUELPH.— w. 

1874  Isaac  B.  Howard,  John  E.  Lanceley. 

75  Isaac  B.  Howard,  William  J.  Maxwell 

76  Ed.  B.  Ryckman,  M.  A. ,  Benj.  K. Keefer 

77  Edward  B.  Ryckman,  M.A . 

78  Edward  B.  Ryckman,  M.A . 

79  William  Williams . 

80  William  Williams . 


1877  Thomas  Brock . 

78  Thomas  Brock . 

79  William  J.  Maxwell. 

80  William  J.  Maxwell . 


2 

445 

62  28 

27  30 

78  3S 

425  42 

2 

437 

66  20 

73  25 

100  00 

412  51 

2 

562 

68  31 

48  55 

127  13 

366  13 

3 

563 

73  65 

53  17 

42  72 

437  63 

2 

223 

24  70 

40  75 

31  12 

200  00 

2 

230 

26  18 

29  00 

20  25 

216  26 

2 

240 

23  20 

26  75 

23  00 

208  53 

—DUB 

LIN  STRI 

IET. 

i 

228 

18  23 

16  74 

18  00 

135~4 

1 

240 

18  20 

15  00 

19  00 

111  25 

1 

270 

18  59 

7  82 

19  35 

129  39 

Three  appointments  and  126  members  given  to  Woodburn  Circuit. 


•  670 


CIRCUITS  AND  MISSIONS. 


H. 


H  AGARS  VI LLE. — w. 


Year 


1874  Joseph  S.  Colling,  Albert  J.  Wallace.. 

75  J.  S.  Colling,  Wellington  Bridgman... 

76  Joseph  S.  Colling,  Solomon  Cleaver.  . 

—  r.  -r,  \  Sol.  Cleaver,  3  mos.  ) 

77  Geo..  Brown,  j  Ed_  E.  Scott,  9  mos.  | 

78  George  Brown,  Wesley  F.  Campbell.  . 

79  Thos.  S.  Howard,  John  H.  L.  Joslyn... 

80  Thos.  S.  Howard,  John  H.  Howard.. 


1874  Hugh  Johnston,  M.A.,  B.D. 
Hugh  Johnston,  M.A.,  B.D.. 

William  Williams . 

William  Williams . 

William  Williams . 

William  W.  Ross . 

William  W.  Ross . 


75 

76 

77 

78 

79 

80 


Ap¬ 

point¬ 

ments. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Funds. 

Conting. 

Educa. 

Sup.  M. 

Miss’y. 

6 

260 

$16  47 

$10  00 

$32  00 

$275  18 

6 

300 

18  75 

25  30 

37  00 

357  61 

6 

301 

19  50 

18  00 

40  00 

335  38 

6 

337 

20  00 

18  75 

43  00 

273  64 

7 

340 

16  00 

12  00 

36  00 

265  50 

7 

345 

16  25 

17  00 

37  00 

387  28 

7 

306 

10  75 

14  00 

31  00 

312  59 

CENTENARY  CHURCH— 

W. 

2 

469 

122  36 

73  00 

301  00 

2,788  75 

2 

430 

88  75 

250  76 

317  50 

2,296  51 

1 

500 

89  86 

156  04 

324  70 

2,423  40 

1 

495 

70  70 

156  48 

315  10 

2,177  51 

1 

500 

80  34 

140  00 

320  00 

2,167  53 

1 

432 

76  00 

146  48  - 

320  00 

2,196  00 

1 

347 

69  90 

110  00 

279  50 

2,057  12 

II.  HAMILTON— WESLEY  CHURCH.— vv. 


B.D. 


1874  William  Stephenson.. 

75  William  Stephenson.. 

76  Hugh  Johnston,  M.A. 

77  Hugh  Johnston,  M.A.,  B.D. 

78  Leonard  Gaetz . 

79  Leonard  Gaetz . 

80  Leonard  Gaetz . 


1 

371 

56 

50 

23 

40 

79 

00 

525 

98 

1 

313 

40 

09 

36 

10 

62 

20 

428 

37 

1 

251 

34 

10 

26 

60 

45 

75 

331 

33 

1 

253 

43 

90 

51 

70 

68 

35 

368 

91 

1 

234 

44 

00 

60 

00 

72 

00 

350 

05 

1 

285 

34 

06 

60 

22 

95 

00 

417 

16 

1 

259 

40 

42 

50 

00 

97 

89 

435 

82 

III.  HAMILTON— FIRST  METHODIST  CHURCH.— w. 


1874  W.  Wellington  Carson. 

75  W.  Wellington  Carson. 

76  William  Smith  Griffin. 

77  William  Smith  Griffin. 

78  William  Smith  Griffin. 

79  John  Wakefield . 

80  John  Wakefield . 


1 

190 

28 

50 

14 

10 

20 

00 

402 

25 

1 

200 

30 

85 

24 

15 

31 

85 

367 

85 

1 

212 

35 

00 

30 

46 

34 

65 

475 

04 

1 

212 

33 

06 

14 

64 

53 

00 

419 

22 

1 

.  200 

33 

18 

21 

10 

47 

65 

345 

00 

1 

255 

28 

80 

14 

50 

43 

32 

249 

32 

2 

192 

19 

25 

20 

00 

50 

00 

290 

60 

IV.  HAMILTON— ZION  TABERNACLE. 


1874  Manly  Benson.  . . 

75  James  Hannon. . . 

76  James  Hannon. .  . 

77  Benjamin  Keefer. 

78  Benjamin  Keefer. 

79  John  G.  Scott.. . . 

80  John  G.  Scott.. . . 


137 

190 

192 

177 

155 

110 


21  25 
25  00 
27  00 
23  00 
23  00 
13  87 


32  50 
35  50 
32  71 
11  00 
14  25 
8  60 


33  50 
36  10 
38  00 
20  00 
21  00 
21  00 


214  75 
190  55 
198  65 
198  88 
208  62 
186  25 


Y.  HAMILTON.— SIMCOE  STREET. 


1874  Joshua  Pitt  Lewis. . 

75  Joshua  Pitt  Lewis . . 

76  Robert  Bell . 

77  Robert  Bell . 

78  John  C.  Stevenson. 

7  9  George  Brown . 

80  George  Brown . 


1 

.... 

1 

140 

17  20 

4  20 

8 '66 

1 

172 

15  <0 

6  02 

10  00 

1 

128 

10  18 

5  00 

5  45 

1 

85 

4  00 

1  CO 

5  00 

1 

88 

10  60 

5  50 

10  41 

1 

93 

10  50 

6  25 

11  00 

98  50 
68  55 
81  59 
103  02 
61  56 
63  00 


VI.  HAMILTON.— HANNAH  STREET. 


1876  John  W.  Cooley . 

77  Joseph  M.  Hodson . 

1 

43 

4  00 

3  00 

4  00 

78  Joseph  M.  Hodson,  B.A . 

1 

65 

4  00 

5  65 

5  50 

79  Frederick  H.  Sanderson . 

1 

61 

4  25 

3  27 

6  00 

80  Hugh  T.  Crossley . 

2 

42 

3  40 

2  55 

4  09 

110  10 
127  25 
100  00 
58  53 


LONDON  CONFERENCE. 


671 


HAMILTON. 


Summary  of  Membership  Statistics,  showing  the  Increase  by  Decades. 


Churches. 

1838. 

1848. 

1858. 

1868. 

1st  G.  C. 
1874. 

2nd  G.  C. 
1878. 

1880. 

Wesleyan . 

145 

435 

808 

New  Connexion . 

62 

56 

60 

50 

50 

1.  Centenary  Church . 

361 

469 

500 

347 

2.  Wesley  Church . 

259 

371 

234 

259 

3.  First  Methodist  Church . 

.... 

158 

190 

200 

192 

4.  Zion  Tabernacle . 

177 

110 

5.  Simcoe  Street . 

85 

93 

6.  Hannah  Street . 

65 

42 

7.  German  Mission . 

.... 

52 

28 

70 

28 

Total . 

207 

491 

868 

880 

1,108 

1,331 

1,071 

HARLEY. 

A  small  village  in  the  township  of  Burford,  County  of  Brant,  Ontario.  It  was  formerly  part  of  the 

Burford  Circuit. 


Year 

Names  of  Ministers. 

Ap¬ 

point¬ 

ments 

No.  of 
Members. 

Funds. 

Conting. 

Ednca. 

Sup.  M. 

Miss’y. 

1875 

Reuben  Millyard . 

76  Reuben  Millyard . 

5 

193 

.$5  00 

$4  00 

$5  00 

$143  43 

77 

Charles  R.  Morrow . . 

6 

221 

4  80 

5  00 

6  00 

128  76 

78 

Name  changed — see  Kelvin . 

7 

189 

8  50 

9  50 

20  00 

190  75 

HARMONY.— w. 

1874  Daniel  W.  Thompson . 

5 

109 

10  68 

4  11 

24  58 

202  32 

75 

Francis  E.  Nugent . 

5 

125 

14  70 

6  92 

21  25 

209  67 

76 

Francis  E.  Nugent . 

5 

122 

15  93 

13  97 

29  39 

206  60 

77  Francis  E.  Nugent . 

4 

119 

7  63 

13  00 

12  12 

163  43 

78 

Samuel  Tucker . 

4 

105 

9  37 

11  54 

16  50 

178  48 

79 

Samuel  Tucker . 

4 

105 

10  22 

4  91 

17  27 

131  36 

80 

David  Rogers .  . 

4 

101 

8  53 

5  12 

18  18 

128  23 

HARRISTON.— w  &  n 

1874  John  G.  Scott,  David  Bettschan . 

5 

172 

6  80 

5  20 

15  25 

163  09 

75  John  G.  Scott . 

*  5 

190 

14  60 

25  00 

25  00 

165  68 

76  John  G.  Scott . 

1 

110 

10  73 

10  00 

13  00 

65  03 

77  Joseph  R.  Gundy . 

1 

120 

10  98 

10  00 

13  50 

60  05 

78  Joseph  R.  Gundv . 

1 

184 

12  60 

6  29 

19  75 

83  00 

79  Joseph  R.  Gundy . 

1 

185 

12  50 

6  65 

15  87 

100  08 

80  George  A.  Mitchell,  B.A . 

1 

240 

7  00 

5  08 

22  06 

116  30 

HARROW. 

A  small  village  in  the  township  of  Colchester,  County  of  Essex,  Ontario.  It  was  formerly  part  of 

Amherstburg  Circuit. 


1876  Thomas  Gee . 

1  .... 

- 

77  Thomas  Gee . 

3 

104 

8  00 

4  00 

10  00 

60  00 

78  Joseph  B.  Goodspeed . 

5 

104 

5  00 

5  00 

15  00 

68  18 

79  James  E.  Russ . 

4 

104 

1  90 

3  53 

5  00 

39  73 

80  Samuel  O.  Irvine . 

3 

124 

2  69 

3  55 

5  10 

41  88 

HESPELER.— n. 

1874  William  Williams . 

110 

5  35 

4  54 

90  73 

75  James  McAlister,  William  Sparling. .  . 

5 

130 

4  30 

.... 

8  M 

111  79 

76  James  McAlister,  Thomas  B.  Leith  .. 

6 

248 

18  94 

12  31 

9  65 

194  78 

77  James  McAlister,  John  Stewart . 

6 

300 

13  44 

8  40 

10  79 

170  78 

78  Edwin  Holmes,  Jno.  W.  Freeman,  B.D 

6 

340 

17  65 

12  57 

13  50 

219  64 

79  Edwin  Holmes,  Charles  W.  Cosens. .  . 

7 

346 

16  59 

17  35 

20  00 

200  86 

80  Francis  E.  Nugent . 

t  7 

361 

16  63 

17  47 

20  15 

183  88 

*  Clifford  set  off.  t  Preston  set  off. 


672 


CIRCUITS  AND  MISSIONS. 


HOLMESVILLE. — w. 


Year 

Names  of  Ministers. 

Ap¬ 

point. 

ments. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Conting. 

Funds. 

Educa.  |  Sup.  M. 

Miss’y. 

1874 

Charles  E.  Stafford . 

4 

130 

$5  98 

$3  18 

$18  00 

$135  43 

75 

Andrew  Milliken . 

4 

138 

7  07 

7  11 

21  40 

100  49 

76 

Andrew  Milliken,  Alfred  E.  Smith.  .  . 

4 

135 

8  50 

8  00 

15  00 

93  21 

77  Joseph  Philp . 

6 

178 

8  18 

7  50 

20  13 

119  00 

78  Joseph  Philp . 

6 

153 

8  25 

8  23 

42  65 

t.165  37 

79  Joseph  Philp . 

6 

153 

7  22 

7  49 

26  87 

168  29 

80 

Andrew  Edwards . 

6 

186 

6  10 

5  97 

23  12 

164  55 

HOLSTEIN. 

A  village  in  the  township  of  Egremont,  County  of  Grey,  Ontario.  It  was  formerly  part  of 

Mount  Forest  Circuit. 


1874  Albert  J.  Vancamp . 

75  James  H.  Orme,  Thomas  R.  Clarke  .  . 

.... 

j  .  .  . 

4  00 

87  47 

4 

86 

4  27 

5  87 

76  James  H.  Orme,  Charles  Deacon . 

6 

150 

5  32 

3  32 

4  44 

126  77 

77  Walton  Preston,  Samuel  Edwards. . . . 

6 

230 

6  03 

7  45 

5  57 

112  52 

78  Joseph  Deacon,  Vernon  H.  Emory... . 

5 

200 

5  55 

5  46 

4  75 

85  21 

79  Joseph  Deacon,  Richard  Redmond.. .  . 

6 

259 

7  00 

5  55 

11  00 

47  02 

80  Samuel  Tucker . |  6 

HOWICK. 

250 

— W.  &  N. 

7  20 

5  70 

12  40 

55  16 

1874  William  Hawke,  James  Mooney . 

7 

309 

12  00 

5  60 

26  00 

197  10 

75  Edward  Kershaw,  Francis  Swann  .... 

7 

343 

13  25 

13  00 

30  00 

237  95 

76  Edward  Kershaw,  David  Rogers . 

7 

374 

12  00 

14  00 

29  40 

218  15 

77  Edwin  Fessant,  George  Turk . 

7 

418 

12  02 

12  65 

25  00 

225  25 

78  Edwin  Fessant  {George  Geer.) . 

7 

424 

18  86 

10  35 

42  25 

254  06 

79  Circuit  divided — See  Gorrie  &  Belmore 

6 

430 

13  00 

10  50 

43  00 

221  49 

I. 


J  Charles  Freshman,  D.  D.,  I 
|  Robert  Fowler,  M.  D.,  j . 

75  Robt.  Fowler,  M.D.,  F.  H.  Sanderson 

76  Robert  Fowler,  M.D . 

77  John  Kay  . 

78  John  Kay  . 

79  Daniel  E.  Brownell . 

80  Daniel  E.  Brownell . . 


INGERSOLL.— w.&  n. 


INGERSOLL.—  JOHN  STREET. 


IONA. 

A  small  village  in  the  township  of  Southwold,  County  of  Elgin,  Ontario. 


1 

255 

15 

04 

9 

22 

33 

66 

249 

91 

2 

192 

18 

06 

23 

62 

38 

61 

202 

88 

2 

206 

18 

10 

14 

32 

47 

75 

250 

77 

1 

180 

18 

22 

21 

64 

52 

78 

217 

13 

1 

185 

12 

58 

9 

69 

22 

81 

190 

26 

1 

176 

13 

10 

14 

00 

43 

87 

182 

60 

1 

150 

14 

00 

15 

25 

46 

17 

116 

25 

1876  Hugh  T.  Crossley . 

77  Hugh  T.  Crossley . 

i 

25 

78  William  W.  Sparling  . 

l 

40 

1  15 

0  61 

2  17 

79  William  W.  Sparling  . 

2 

82 

3  62 

.... 

5  70 

80  . 

2 

75 

1  54 

0  90 

5  80 

1880  William  L.  Haokett. 


with  Fingal  Circuit 


61  58 
41  48 


It  was  formerly  connected 


J. 


JARVIS. 


A  village  in  the  township  of  Walpole,  County  of  Haldimand, 


1875  William  Morton . 

76  William  Morton . 

77  Rd.  W.  Woodsworth,  Win.  J.  Balmer 

78  Rd.  W.  Woodsworth,  Charles  Deacon 

79  Richard  W.  Woodsworth . 

80  Andrew  Cunningham,  Wray  R.  Smith 


4 

4 

5 
4 

6 
6 


278 

300 

308 

310 

354 

334 


Ontario. 
17  00 

17  10 

18  00 

18  32 

19  00 
19  50 


Formerly 
20  00 
19  00 

26  83 

27  00 
16  00 
18  60 


N anticoke  Circuit. 

47  00 

306  70 

59  31 

296  18 

61  00 

313  57 

65  12 

715  83 

58  53 

835  99 

59  00 

700  70 

LONDON  CONFERENCE. 


673 


JERSEYVILLE. — w. 


Year 

Names  of  Ministers. 

Ap¬ 

point¬ 

ments. 

No.  of 

Funds. 

Members. 

Conting. 

Educa. 

Sup  M. 

Miss’y. 

1874  Robert  Bell . 

2 

$211  79 

75 

Robert  Bell . 

2 

170 

170 

160 

162 

150 

140 

$12*00 
10  00 
10  44 
10  41 
10  00 

7  24 

$11*00 

9  12 
18  50 
18  75 
14  31 
14  66 

$39 'is 

30  00 

35  80 

36  05 

37  00 

31  61 

76  John  Robbins . 

2 

77 

John  Robbins . 

2 

78 

John  Robbins . 

2 

79 

William  Kettlewell . . 

2 

ZyZ  vo 

80 

William  Kettlewell . 

2 

260  72 

KELVIN. 

A  village  in  the  township  of  Windham,  County  of  Norfolk,  Ontario. 
1ST8  Charles  R.  Morrow,  Wm.  J.  Balmer 

79  William  H.  Fife . 

80  William  H.  Fife . 


7 

189 

8  50 

9  50 

20  00 

6 

217 

5  74 

6  50 

17  75 

6 

2z9 

5  80 

10  15 

16  77 

It  was  formerly  Harley  Circuit. 

190  75 
130  65 
125  47 


KENILWORTH. 

A  small  village  in  the  township  of  Arthur,  County  of  Wellington,  Ontario. 

1875  James  J.  A.  Lever . 

7  6  Henry  Berry . 

77  Henry  Berry . 

78  Ebenezer  Teskey  . 

79  Ebenezer  Teskey  . 

80  Reuben  J.  Tyler . 


4 

79 

5  40 

2  74 

3  60 

5 

105 

8  00 

5  -60 

13  00 

5 

118 

9  49 

7  25 

13  40 

4 

106 

6  20 

5  20 

10  80 

4 

111 

5  10 

5  00 

11  00 

KERWOOD. 

A  small  village  in  the  township  of  Adelaide,  County  of  Middlesex,  Ontario. 

1875  John  Russell . 

76  John  Russell . 

7  7  J  ohn  Russell . 

78  Robert  Smylie . 

79  Robert  Smylie  . 

j  Robert  Smylie, 

William  W.  Sparling, 

KINCARDINE. — w.  &  n. 


1874  David  Hunt. 
William  C. 


KINGSVILLE.  — w. 


75 


W.H.  Russell,  3m 
Watson,  M.  A.  j  A.  C.  Chambers,  9m 

76  Wm.  C.  Watson,  M.A.,  Sam.  C.  Eby. 

77  William  C.  Watson,  M.A . 

78  Thomas  D.  Pearson . 

79  Thomas  D.  Pearson . 

80  Thomas  D.  Pearson . 


A  village  in  the  township  of  East  Nissouri, 


1875  Charles  Barltrop. 

76  Charles  Barltrop.. 

77  Robert  H.  Hall. . 

78  Robert  H.  Hall. . 

79  Robert  H.  Hall. . 

80  Peter  W.  Jones.. 

43 


KINTORE. 
County  of  Oxford. 
Circuit. 


5 

175 

•8  57 

3  09 

10  00 

5 

177 

7  69 

3  12 

11  55 

5 

180 

7  74 

1  83 

10  71 

5 

230 

10  00 

5  50 

20  00 

3 

200 

6  00 

5  50 

10  00 

1874  George  A.  Mitchell,  B.A . 

2 

250 

14  43 

6  80 

25  77 

75  Hall  Okristopherson . 

1 

12  2 

9  58 

24  03 

23  41 

76  Ha^l  Christopherson . 

1 

182 

15  00 

16  25 

34  00 

77  Llall  Christopherson . 

1 

185 

17  00 

20  00 

39  00 

7S  Richard  J.  Forman . 

1 

185 

17  60 

13  68 

64  00 

79  William  McDonaglr . 

1 

164 

17  60 

11  08 

30  00 

80  William  McDonagh . 

1 

202 

10  00 

9  00 

32  50 

4 

250 

15  12 

7  00 

26  00 

5 

258 

15  24 

9  50 

28  00 

5 

300 

15  25 

14  50 

16  75 

5 

290 

11  10 

10  00 

11  60 

7 

295 

12  00 

18  41 

22  29 

7 

285 

12  30 

11  50 

20  00 

6 

318 

11  75 

9  00 

20  00 

80  30 
115  01 
141  60 
104  93 
92  00 


I  136  67 
123  79 
113  45 
138  12 

93  00 


242  S6 
217  62 
211  71 
150  71 
118  41 
79  47 
160  94 

144  33 

183  53 

203  94 
176  73 
158  92 
152  22 
149  27 


It  was  formerly  part  of  the  Nissouri 


103  24 
118  00 
128  11 
124  22 
126  14 


4 

128 

9  51 

6  00 

12  00 

4 

161 

7  79 

11  40 

20  00 

6 

144 

9  18 

6  72 

31  00 

5 

131 

10  20 

4  77 

20  50 

5 

124 

8  41 

5  76 

19  00 

674 


CIRCUITS  AND  MISSIONS. 


KIPPIN. — w. 


Year 

Ap- 

zi 

p 

Funds. 

Names  of  Ministers. 

point- 

ments. 

Members. 

Conting. 

Educa. 

Sup.  M. 

Miss’y. 

1874 

75 

76 

77 

4 

132 

$10  00 

$4  00 

$16  00 

$115  81 

4 

126 

10  00 

10  00 

17  00 

137  05 

4 

112 

12  20 

9  00 

13  00 

90  43 

5 

131 

9  00 

4  00 

10  -00 

85  00 

8 

106 

2  00 

8  82 

6  00 

95  33 

79 

80 

3 

112 

4  50 

5  08 

10  45 

78  86 

Nathaniel  Smith . 

3 

103 

5  35 

1  56 

4  70 

53  98 

KIRKTON. — w. 


1874  Henry  Reid,  Theophilus  R.  Earle. . . . 

7 

200 

16  25 

3  51 

25  00 

360  85 

75  James  Good-win,  James  Watson . 

7 

210 

13  00 

16  00 

25  15 

246  0i 

76  James  Goodwin,  Cecil  Harper,  M.A. .  . 

6 

257 

14  67 

12  37 

33  34 

206  34 

77  John  L.  Kerr,  William  H.  Gane . 

6 

282 

15  01 

12  61 

42  45 

291  62 

78  John  L.  Kerr,  (  William  H.  Kerr )  . . . 

6 

287 

10  41 

4  45 

58  00 

292  11 

79  John  L.  Kerr,  Richard  Treleaven  .... 

6 

301 

9  78 

5  81 

41  25 

269  86 

80  William  Henderson . 

6 

311 

9  65 

3  89 

35  80 

221  85 

L. 


LEAMINGTON.— w. 


1874  John  L.  Kerr . 

75  John  L.  Kerr . 

76  Edmund  S.  Jones . 

77  Edmund  S.  Jones,  James  E.  Russ - 

78  Edmund  S.  Jones,  William  H.  Gane.. 

79  James  Goodwin,  William  J.  Blandon. 

80  James  Goodwin . 


4 

203 

11  08 

3  00 

IS  00 

4 

201 

13  00 

5  18 

27  00 

4 

296 

10  00 

7  75 

27  52 

4 

305 

14  28 

12  46 

29  54 

7 

316 

12  53 

10  93 

31  22 

8 

324 

13  02 

11  00 

33  36 

*7 

333 

13  52 

11  20 

39  98 

134  84 
134  24 
137  86 
144  14 
189  34 
208  74 
200  85 


LISTOWEL.— w. 


1874  Matthew  Swann,  John  W.  Cooley. 

75  Matthew  Swann,  John  W.  Cooley. 

76  Matthew  Swann,  Edwin  S.  Shibley 

77  John  G.  Scott . 

78  John  G.  Scott . 

79  Robert  Fowler,  M.D . 

80  Robert  Fowler,  M.D . 


7 

7 

7 

+  6 
1 


170 

220 

234 

256 

134 

134 

134 


11 

78 

6 

61 

12 

00 

19 

50 

13 

00 

21 

63 

14 

10 

21 

78 

7 

50 

9 

50 

5 

00 

10 

00 

4 

92 

4 

86 

13 

00 

207 

45 

41 

24 

254 

42 

41 

50 

289 

66 

41 

50 

253 

53 

21 

00 

100 

10 

25 

00 

'  108 

57 

17 

06 

97 

71 

I.  LONDON  CITY— QUEEN’S  AVENUE.— w. 


1874  James  Hannon 

75  James  Graham, 

76  James  Graham. 

77  James  Graham. 

78  John  Philp,  M.A 

79  John  Philp,  M.A 

80  .John  Philp,  M.A 


(  John  J.  Hare,  B.  A.  ) 

(  Thomas  J.  Reid,  $ 
William  AValsh . 


3 

374 

64 

00 

42  00 

110 

00 

1,556 

t  4 

436 

68 

00 

90  00 

120 

00 

1,080 

§  4 

454 

71 

63 

72  10 

155 

45 

1,174 

1 

246 

55 

96 

44  62 

140 

25 

791 

1 

215 

47 

00 

69  54 

270 

57 

770 

1 

225 

50 

00 

67  27 

342 

50 

903 

1 

260 

63 

28 

62  50 

346 

50 

923 

73 

40 

70 

10 

00 

65 

57 


II.  LONDON  CITY— DUNDAS  STREET.— w. 


1874  William  R.  Parker,  M.A . 

1 

230 

40  13 

21  25 

100  00 

576 

75  William  R.  Parker,  M.A . 

1 

333 

43  25 

45  35 

91  35 

402 

76  William  R.  Parker,  M.A . 

2 

364 

31  69 

34  00 

100  00 

392 

77  G.  N.  A.  F.  T.  Dickson . 

2 

396 

28  32 

47  81 

190  44 

493 

78  G.  N.  A.  F.  T.  Dickson . 

1 

256 

30  47 

36  00 

373  00 

509 

79  G.  N.  A.  F.  T.  Dickson . 

1 

216 

26  43 

40  00 

300  00 

312 

80  James  Stewart  Ross,  M.A . 

1 

230 

22  57 

42  00 

285  00 

403 

Merlin  set  off. 


t  Wallace  set  off. 


X  Pall  Mall  set  off. 


§  Petersville  set  off. 


LONDON  CONFERENCE. 


675 


111.  LONDON  CITY— WELLINGTON  STREET.— n. 


Year 

Names  of  Ministers. 

Ap¬ 

point¬ 

ments. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Funds. 

Conting. 

Educa. 

Sup.  M. 

Missy. 

1875  John  Kay . 

2 

131 

76  John  Kay,  James  Watson . 

i 

30 

$14  17 

$6  75 

$8  00 

$131  00 

77 

George  R.  Sanderson,  D.D . 

i 

162 

19  26 

13  05 

19  50 

100  58 

78 

George  R.  Sanderson,  D.D . 

i 

182 

23  51 

13  25 

26  27 

120  65 

79 

George  R.  Sanderson,  D.D . 

i 

203 

23  60 

13  50 

26  71 

126  31 

80 

David  Savage  . . 

i 

230 

24  03 

14  27 

28  10 

145  13 

IV.  LONDON  CITY— PALL  MALL  STREET. 


1875  Thomas  J.  Reid . 

76  James  S.  Ross,  B.A . 

77  James  S.  Ross,  B.A . 

78  James  S.  Ross,  B.A . 

79  Joseph  M.  Hodson,  B.A  . 

80  Joseph  M.  Hodson,  B.A  . 


... 

... 

. 

108 

03 

1 

103 

10 

53 

18 

10 

20 

00 

123 

15 

1 

105 

9 

82 

18 

50 

30 

20 

148 

66 

I 

110 

7 

82 

16 

03 

28 

00 

122 

39 

1 

113 

5 

88 

6 

70 

12 

00 

89 

84 

Y.  LONDON  CITY— DUNDAS  STREET  EAST. 

•It  was  formerly  connected  with  Dundas  Street  Circuit. 
1877  George  W.  Calvert . . 

78  George  W.  Calvert . 

79  James  S.  Ross,  B.A . 

80  George  R.  Sanderson,  D.D  . 

VI.  LONDON  CITY— PETERSVILLE. 

It  was  formerly  connected  with  Queen’s  Avenue  Circuit. 


1 

95 

4  75 

4  00 

11  00 

1 

116 

7  62 

5  00 

10  00 

1 

140 

9  46 

10  71 

26  57 

1876  John  E.  Lanceley. 

77  John  E.  Lanceley. . . 

78  John  E.  Lanceley. . . 

79  Benjamin  B.  Keefer. 

80  Benjamin  B.  Keefer. 


1874  Charles  Freshman,  D.D. . . 

75  James  Charlton . 

76  Jabez  Edmunds . 

77  Jahez  Edmunds . 

Frederick  H.  Sanderson, 
Andrew  M.  McCulloch, 


78 


79 

80 


Thomas  Colling,  B.A. 


Thomas  Colling,  B.A. 


1 

118 

15  19 

9  10 

11  40 

1 

116 

12  00 

9  17 

26  02 

1 

120 

11  15 

12  53 

29  13 

1 

148 

12  48 

6  86 

16  79  J 

CITY. 

—NEW  BRIGHTON. 

1 

17 

.... 

1 

40 

3  00 

1  02 

2  22 

1 

34 

4  41 

1  00 

5  00 

1 

55 

5  45 

5  00 

4  80 

1 

57 

8  32 

5  10 

5  00 

1 

74 

1  95 

4  20 

4  00 

2 

116 

5  15 

7  07 

10  09 

33  33 
76  22 
56  35 
122  79 


57  70 
177  84 
180  79 
186  09 
116  00 


4  55 

66  69 

74  67 

94  86 
109  33 


VIII.—  LONDON  CITY.— LONDON  EAST. 


1877  John  K.  Keppel . 

1 

39 

78  Thomas  B.  Leith . 

1 

36 

2  92 

3  46 

79  Thomas  B.  Leith . 

1 

68 

1  65 

80  Thomas  B.  Leith . 

1 

101 

3  50 

3  32 

2  00 

24  18 
16  38 
20  15 
44  66 


LONDON  CITY. 

Summary  of  Membership  Statistics,  showing  the  Increase  by  Decades. 


Churches. 

1848. 

1858. 

1868. 

1st  G.  C. 
1874. 

2nd  G.  C. 
1878. 

1880. 

W  esleyan . 

129 

417 

417 

New  Connexion . 

50 

'  138 

161 

215 

.... 

Queen’s  Avenue  Church . 

374 

215 

260 

Dundas  Street  Church . 

230 

256 

230 

Wellington  Street  Church . 

182 

230 

Pall  Mall  Street  Church . 

105 

113 

Dundas  Street  East  Church . 

,  ,  ,  , 

95 

140 

Petersville  Church . 

116 

148 

New  Brighton  Church . 

17 

57 

116 

London  East  Church . 

.... 

36 

101 

Total . 

179 

555 

578 

836 

1,062 

1,338 

676 


CIRCUITS  AND  MISSIONS. 


LONDON  NORTH.— w.  &  n. 


Year 


Names  of  Ministers. 


1874  Charles  Stringfellow . 

75  Charles  Stringfellow,  Henry  E.  Hill. 

76  James  Kennedy,  William  H.  Gane  . . 

77  Jas.  Kennedy,  George  W.  Henderson 

78  Jas.  Kennedy,  William  Penhall . 

79  Wihiam  Walsh,  James  W.  Sifton. . . 

80  William  Walsh,  William  H.  Spence. 


1874  Benjamin  Sherlock . 

75  Benjamin  Sherlock. . 

76  Benjamin  Sherlock . 

77  Thomas  Crews,  Albert  C.  Crews . 

78  Thomas  Crews,  Albert  C.  Crews . 

79  Thomas  Crews,  George  Lonnds . 

80  Josephs.  Colling,  Thomas  A.  Moore. 


Ap¬ 

point¬ 

ments. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Funds. 

Conting. 

Educa. 

Sup.  M. 

Miss’y. 

5 

179 

.$9  90 

$5  05 

$27  66 

$235  95 

5 

166 

10  23 

10  07 

29  00 

231  57 

9 

231 

11  00 

10  10 

26  13 

261  81 

9 

246 

14  96 

13  87 

30  00 

291  72 

7 

263 

15  28 

14  00 

47  21 

286  51 

7 

269 

16  37 

16  93 

52  00 

287  45 

7 

273 

12  76 

23  03 

59  07 

231  56 

JON  SOUTH.— w. 

6 

222 

12  25 

6  67 

40  00 

287  87 

5 

200 

12  60 

11  62 

30  00 

251  52 

4 

180 

10  25 

29  00 

233  30 

4 

168 

10  00 

12  00 

26  00 

212  12 

7 

221 

15  00 

20  00 

43  00 

322  64 

7 

226 

16  00 

21  44 

50  00 

328  54 

7 

270 

16  50 

22  00 

52  00 

344  90 

LONDESBORO’.— w. 


1874  Isaac  Crane  . 

75  Robert  Davey 

76  Robert  Davey 

77  Robert  Davey 

78  James  Caswell 

79  James  Caswell 

80  James  Caswell 


3 

97 

7  50 

6  60 

31  00 

.3 

190 

10  00 

13  00 

26  00 

3 

196 

12  00 

24  00 

38  00 

3 

240 

13  80 

30  00 

58  91 

3 

260 

17  78 

31  38 

76  60 

3 

252 

17  30 

20  00 

42  00 

3 

244 

16  11 

22  07 

34  06 

190  OS 
337  86 
276  10 
278  08 
288  57 
225  80 
231,  55 


LOWVILLE  and  KILBRIDE.— w. 


1874  John  Scott,  B.A . 

75  David  C.  Clappison,  Rd.  C.  Headers. . 

76  Joshua  R.  Kay,  Harvey  M.  Hall . 

77  Joshua  R.  Kay,  James  H.  White . 

78  John  Turner,  Richard  Redmond . 

79  John  T.  Smith . . 

80  Daniel  M.  McKenzie . 


3 

152 

8  28 

3  27 

33  00 

3 

127 

8  68 

7  20 

29  00 

5 

241 

9  00 

9  60 

50  00 

6 

310 

7  53 

13  75 

29  00 

6 

338 

12  00 

9  20 

39  50 

6 

256 

11  00 

9  38 

21  71 

3 

148 

5  00 

6  42 

18  00 

270  03 
236  35 
254  65 
230  09 
239  68 
224  89 
135  57 


LUCAN.— w. 


1874  James  E.  Dyer . 

3 

121 

10  75 

5  15 

25  00 

175  00 

75  Andrew  Edwards . 

3 

122 

10  10 

10  57 

26  00 

165  82 

16  Andrew  Edwards . 

3 

122 

11  00 

10  60 

27  00 

166  12 

77  William  Lund  . 

3 

122 

7  20 

6  28 

20  13 

108  79 

78  Alfred  L  Russell,  B.D . 

3 

134 

7  80 

6  55 

20  25 

111  97 

79  Alfred  L.  Russell,  B.D . 

3 

150 

9  19 

17  02 

45  35 

119  96 

80  Allred  L.  Russell,  B.D . 

3 

150 

9  20 

17  59 

40  85 

118  69 

LUCKNOW.— vv. 


1874  John  S.  Fisher . 

75  James  Caswell,  John  S.  Fisher . 

76  Colman  Bristol,  M.A.,  Thos.  H.  Clarke 

77  Robert  H.  Waddell . 

78  Robert  H.  Waddell . 

79  Robert  H.  Waddell,  B.D  . 

80  John  Tatler  Smith . 


5 

145 

15 

42 

5 

42 

18 

60 

4 

177 

14 

22 

17 

24 

30 

00 

6 

310 

22 

49 

21 

28 

30 

75 

6 

310 

18 

38 

20 

56 

54 

53 

+  1 

104 

12 

41 

13 

20 

20 

91 

1 

89 

10 

03 

13 

81 

21 

30 

1 

91 

9 

51 

8 

25 

15 

00 

189  71 
223  11 
261  76 
207  18 
129  00 
111  76 
103  93 


LUTHER. 


A  small  village  in  the  township  of  Luther,  County  of  Wellington,  Ontario. 


1876  John  Sanderson . 

77  John  Sanderson . 

2 

80 

3  60 

3  50 

8  00 

45  21 

78  William  Willimott . 

4 

85 

3  75 

3  90 

9  20 

50  00 

79  William  Willimott . 

4 

89 

4  00 

4  00 

5  00 

60  13 

80  William  Willimott . 

2 

90 

4  20 

4  10 

5  50 

52  92 

*  Zimmerman  set  off.  +  Salem  appointment  with  40  members  given  to  Teeswater  Circuit, 
and  Ashfield  Circuit  with  four  appointments  set  off  as  a  new  field. 


LONDON  CONFERENCE. 


677 


LYNDEN. 

A  village  in  the  township  of  Beverley,  County  of  Wentworth,  Ontario.  See  Ancaster,  New 

Connexion  Conference. 


Year 

Names  of  Ministers. 

Ap¬ 

point¬ 

ments. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Funds. 

Conting. 

Educa. 

Sup.  M. 

Miss’y. 

1875 

Daniel  M.  McKenzie,  Jas.  W.  Shilton  . 

76 

Daniel  M.  McKenzie . 

6 

257 

$20  17 

$6  31 

$14  71 

$240  33 

77 

Geo.  C.  Madden,  Harvey  M.  Hall.  .  . . 

6 

264 

18  13 

12  86 

22  58 

228  08 

78 

Geo.  C.  Madden,  Harvey  M.  Hall. .  . . 

6 

300 

15  23 

12  86 

48  23 

281  24 

79 

Geo.  0.  JMadden,  Vernon  Pi.  Emory.. 

6 

310 

15  50 

13  05 

60  48 

267  64 

SO 

Edwin  A.  Chown,  B.  D.,  Sam.  Edwards 

6 

301 

18  21 

13  50 

60  80 

286  79 

LYNEDOCH.— w. 


1874  William  T.  Turner . 

6 

170 

6  15 

3  16 

8  63 

151  48 

75  William  T.  Turner . 

6 

210 

11  17 

9  00 

17  37 

203  28 

76  Thomas  R.  Fydell . 

6 

177 

9  00 

7  79 

11  61 

104  16 

77  Thomas  R.  Fydell . 

4 

173 

9  43 

8  15 

11  53 

108  31 

78  Thomas  R.  Fydell . 

4 

155 

8  00 

4  00 

14  65 

135  39 

79  Robert  Burns . 

4 

164 

6  31 

2  00 

11  40 

95  87 

80  Robert  Burns . 

4 

165 

8  11 

3  54 

15  00 

115  70 

M. 


MARTHAVILLE. 

A  Mission  in  the  township  of  Enniskillen,  County  of  Lambton,  Ontario. 
1877  Reuben  J.  Tyler . 

78  Reuben  J.  Tyler . 

79  Edward  J.  Clarke  . 

80  Edward  J.  Clarke . 


4 

20 

3  50 

_  I  _ 

2  50  5  00 

3 

29 

3  00 

3  14  6  00 

3 

50 

1  44 

1  25  5  00 

33  00 
27  00 
6  00 


MERLIN. 

A  village  in  the  township  of  Raleigh,  County  of  Kent,  Ontario. 

Leamington  Circuit. 

1880  Charles  Smith . !  ..  |  .... 


It  was  formerly  connected  with 


MERRITTON. — w. 


1874  John  H.  Robinson . 

73  John  H.  Robinson.  .  .  . 
70  Thomas  M.  Campbell.  . 

77  Thomas  J.  Reid . 

78  Francis  Swann . 

79  Francis  Swann . 

80  Solomon  Cleaver,  B.A. 


4 

130 

8  00 

4  10 

7  00 

4 

136 

5  50 

5  50 

6  00 

6 

170 

8  95 

6  50 

7  25 

3 

143 

6  60 

6  50 

10  00 

3 

151 

4  19 

2  75 

5  53 

3 

99 

5  16 

5  01 

9  50 

3 

130 

5  26 

5  40 

7  75 

1874  Joseph  Hill . . . . 

75  Joseph  Hill 

76  Robert  Phillips . 

77  Robert  Phillips. 

78  Robert  Phillips. 

79  Edwin  Fessant  . 

80  Edwin  Fessant  . 


MILLBANK.— w. 


4 

128 

5  60 

2  75 

9  00 

3 

127 

7  00 

5  63 

10  42 

4 

101 

7  00 

3  09 

10  50 

4 

112 

7  10 

4  00 

11  00 

4 

117 

8  00 

5  50 

22  00 

5 

135 

8  00 

5  60 

12  00 

5 

120 

6  00 

5  66 

15  50 

83  75 
78  15 
120  51 
80  88 
28  98 
61  78 
87  45 


130  16 
130  44 
73  57 
95  28 
90  00 
70  85 
88  21 


MILTON. — w  &  n. 


1874  James  Gray . 

75  James  Gray,  Albert  J.  Wallace  .... 

76  George  Richardson,  John  T.  Smith. 

77  Geo.  Richardson,  Tlieopliilus  R.  Earle 

78  George  Richardson,  Robert  W.  Wright 

79  James  Preston . 

80  James  Preston . 


3 

183 

18 

50 

7 

38 

41 

75 

472 

00 

3 

189 

23 

00 

33 

67 

42 

36 

407 

06 

5 

337 

28 

00 

55 

39 

55 

38 

551 

87 

5 

427 

29 

37 

52 

05 

61 

00 

534 

42 

5 

400 

29 

46 

31 

75 

78 

23 

63S 

11 

5 

407 

24 

62 

18 

17 

71 

15 

660 

44 

*  5 

391 

18 

18 

20 

91 

71 

26 

553 

21 

*  Trafalgar  with  142  members  set  off. 


678 


CIRCUITS  AND  MISSIONS. 


MITCHELL.— w. 


Year 

Names  of  Ministers. 

Ap¬ 

point¬ 

ments. 

No.  of 

Funds. 

Members. 

Conting. 

Educa. 

Sup.  M. 

Miss’y. 

1874 

Samuel  Wilson . 

1 

145 

$10  89 

$4  25 

$30  00 

$138  99 

Charles  Lavell,  M.A . 

1 

118 

11  00 

20  55 

31  00 

140  00 

76 

77 

Charles  Lavell,  M.A . 

1 

140 

11  70 

21  00 

36  00 

252  47 

Charles  1.3, veil.  M.A . 

1 

152 

12  03 

22  00 

46  00 

253  53 

78  Hall  Christopherson . 

1 

160 

13  12 

23  00 

55  00 

257  96 

79  Hall  Christonberson . .  . . . 

1 

162 

16  25 

4  70 

51  00 

190  75 

80 

Richard  W.  Williams . 

1 

137 

9  18 

3  68 

52  33 

191  18 

MONKTON.— w. 


1874  Richard  Pinch  . 

3 

46 

3  06 

1  64 

6  40 

75  Richard  Pinch  . 

3 

47 

4  00 

3  44 

7  58 

76  Samuel  Staples . 

3 

47 

4  65 

4  00 

8  60 

77  Ezra  A.  Fear . 

3 

60 

6  41 

2  63 

3  51 

78  William  J.  Hunter . 

3 

100 

5  56 

4  35 

5  22 

79  Charles  Deacon . 

3 

104 

6  00 

5  00 

7  00 

80  Charles  Deacon . |  3 

MOORE 

84 

. — w. 

6  55 

3  00 

12  28 

1874  John  R.  Isaac,  Henry  E.  Hill . 

75  See  Corunna,  Sombra  and  Court- 

7 

134 

9  00 

6  00 

28  00 

wright . 

7 

141 

10  00 

11  00 

32  21 

83  55 
94  55 
81  44 
83  52 
80  21 
69  87 
110  13 


191  10 
145  73 


MOOREFIELD. 


A  small  village  in  the  township  of  Maryboro’,  County  of  Wellington,  Ontario. 

part  of  Drayton  Circuit. 

1877  Joseph  H.  Stinson . 

78  John  R.  Isaac . 

79  John  R.  Isaac . 

80  John  R.  Isaac . 


3 

134 

.... 
5"  ii 

2  71 

5  60 

3 

140 

5  25 

4  61 

10  00 

3 

140 

4  00 

4  28 

12  00 

It  was  formerly 


76  83 
89  03 

77  16 


MOUNT  BRYDGES.— w. 


174  Reuben  E.  Tupper . 

3 

92 

8  50 

4  00 

10  16 

75  Alfred  L.  Russell,  B.D . 

3 

88 

9  00 

9  56 

11  00 

76  Alfred  L.  Russell,  B.D . 

3 

104 

9  50 

9  60 

33  00 

77  Alfred  L.  Russell,  B.D . 

3 

116 

8  35 

16  00 

33  00 

78  George  Jackson . 

4 

120 

5  50 

14  60 

36  00 

79  George  Jackson . 

4 

119 

3  12 

6  69 

14  85 

80  George  Jackson . 

4 

121 

3  19 

6  16 

15  30 

98  52 
104  34 
100  00 
122  16 
75  69 
47  11 
64  25 


MOUNT  FOREST.— w.  &  n. 


1874  Thomas  Cosford . 

75  R.  J.  Forman,  Thos.  R.  Clarke  (6  mo.) 

76  Richard  J.  Forman . 

77  Richard  J.  Forman . 

78  George  Buggin . 

7  9  George  Buggin . 

80  George  Buggin . . 


6 

215 

10 

65 

3 

90 

10 

25 

3 

115 

11 

00 

8 

19 

18 

00 

1  • 

120 

9 

87 

5 

00 

24 

50 

1 

166 

10 

79 

6 

45 

28 

00 

1 

176 

11 

12 

11 

00 

28 

00 

1 

176 

9 

81 

11 

10 

28 

13 

1 

176 

8 

00 

6 

25 

15 

00 

180  01 
89  05 
107  25 
66  94 
72  55 
74  50 
50  00 


MOUNT  PLEASANT.— w. 


1874  John  W,  German 

75  John  W.  German 

76  John  W.  German 

77  Thomas  Stobbs  . . 

78  Thomas  Stobbs. . 

79  Thomas  Stobbs  . . 

80  Edward  Kershaw 


3 

197 

*8  72 

3 

198 

10  00 

2 

157 

7  79 

2 

133 

7  57 

2 

125 

5  90 

2 

132 

6  03 

2 

115 

5  38 

4 

15 

20 

10 

150 

98 

6 

44 

45 

50 

160 

76 

5 

92 

32 

50 

111 

54 

6 

00 

23 

50 

107 

12 

9 

00 

8 

60 

86 

99 

9 

35 

14 

57 

92 

22 

5 

27 

12 

35 

78 

22 

*  One  appointment  given  to  Oakland  Circuit. 


LONDON  CONFERENCE. 


679 


N. 


N  ANTICOKE.— w. 


Year 

Names  of  Ministers. 

Ap- 

No.  of 

Funds. 

point- 

ments. 

Members. 

Conting. 

Educa. 

Sup.  M. 

Miss’y. 

1S74 

William  Morton . 

4 

236 

$17  70 

$8  80 

$44  40 

$332  46 

75 

Now  called  Jarvis  Circuit,  which  see.. 

4 

278 

17  00 

20  00 

47  00 

306  70 

1874 

NAPIER.— w. 

William  Shannon . 1  5  61 

6  76 

2  00 

o 

o 

97  31 

75 

Mission  divided  — See  Appin  and  Ker- 
wood . . . 

5 

63 

4  00 

2  06 

6  26 

74  12 

NASSAGAWEYA.— N. 


1874  Thomas  L.  Wilkinson . 

4 

131 

1 

50 

75  Thomas  L.  Wilkinson . 

4 

126 

5 

00 

#  . 

76  Thomas  L.  Wilkinson . 

4 

136 

11 

43 

4 

89 

3 

122 

9 

76 

6 

37 

78  Daniel  M.  McKenzie . 

3 

122 

11 

87 

6 

97 

3 

112 

10 

00 

8 

78 

80  John  S.  Fisher . 

3 

130 

7 

15 

8 

44 

11 

15 

101 

08 

10 

00 

126 

46 

5 

57 

96 

81 

7 

27 

101 

20 

13 

19 

116 

89 

12 

00 

111 

40 

10 

65 

112 

73 

1874  William  J.  Ford . 

75  United  with  Wards ville 

76  William  J.  Ford . 

77  United  with  Wardsville. 


NEWBURY.— w. 

. 3  137 

12  26 

4  51 

21  55 

5 

133 

14  78 

5  50 

17  02 

3 

69 

7  90 

3  46 

5  00 

4 

62 

6  07 

3  50 

9  03 

118  49 
150  53 
64  83 
49  42 


NEW  HAMBURG. 

A  village  in  the  township  of  Wilmot,  County  of  Waterloo,  Ontario. 

1876  Richard  Pinch . 

77  William  L.  Hackett . 

78  William  L.  Hackett . 

79  Cecil  Harper,  B.A . 

80  Attached  to  Plattsville . 


2  16 

_ 

3  05  2  00 

3  60 

2  1  53 

5  20  3  32 

4  10 

2  '  52 

4  04  3  25 

4  25 

2  52 

4  79  7  33 

6  00 

34  61 
50  03 
41  43 
40  00 


NIAGARA.— w. 


1874  Charles  Silvester 

75  Charles  Silvester 

76  John  Mills . 

77  John  Mills . 

78  John  Mills . 

79  James  Masson  . . 

80  James  Masson  . . . 


3 

74 

9  53 

3  51 

11  08 

157  92 

3 

83 

10  00 

9  10 

13  11 

•139  17 

2 

62 

8  05 

15  64 

14  22 

116  12 

2 

62 

6  55 

16  00 

14  25 

104  67 

2 

62 

6  60 

8  00 

9  00 

113  00 

•  2 

66 

7  24 

8  29 

12  00 

88  41 

2 

61 

6  47 

7  25 

12  20 

65  15 

/  Hugh  McLean, 

!  \  Charles  Barltrop, 


1874  - 

75  See  Kintore  and  Thorndale 


NISSOURI. — w.  &  n. 


7 

172 

15 

01 

6 

97 

17  25 

268 

57 

7 

178 

|  14 

00 

7 

83  | 

24  1 

261 

95 

NORWICH.— w. 


1874  George  H.  Cornish .  3 

7 5  George  H.  Cornish .  *  3 

76  Christopher  Cookman .  1 

77  Christopher  Cookman .  1 

7  8  Christopher  Cookman . j  1 

79  John  Mills .  1 

80  John  Mills . I  1 


173 

12 

85 

4 

50 

20 

62 

185 

31 

185 

13 

40 

15 

87 

31 

23 

201 

59 

155 

7 

24 

8 

58 

19 

00 

91 

93 

145 

4 

46 

6 

27 

15 

92 

99 

62 

135 

6 

81 

6 

59 

10 

00 

92 

41 

,  139 

5 

70 

9 

60 

11' 

33 

99 

82 

145 

5 

72 

9 

00 

12 

00 

74 

06 

*  One  appointment  given  to  Oxford  Circuit,  and  one  to  Salford  Circuit. 


680 


CIRCUITS  AND  MISSIONS. 


o. 


OAKLAND. 

A  village  and  township  in  the  County  of  Brant,  Ontario.  It  was  formerly  connected  with 

Mount  Pleasant  Circuit. 


Year 


Names  of  Ministers. 


1875 

76 

77 

78 

79 


Albert  .James  Yancamp  . 

Abel  Edwards . 

James  White . 

James  White . 

Charles  Barltrop . 


80  Charles  Barltrop . 


Ap¬ 

point¬ 

ments. 


4 

4 

5 
4 
4 


No.  of 
Members. 


175 

200 

159 
188 

160 


Funds. 


OAKVILLE.— w. 


1874  Thomas  D.  Pearson,  John  Robbins  .. 

75  Thomas  S.  Howard,  Samuel  L.  Eddy. 

76  T.  S.  Howard,  C.  W.  Hawkins,  B.A. . 

77  T.  S.  Howard,  Lewis  W.  Crews,  B.A. 

78  J.  McAlister,  Lewis  W.  Crews,  B.A.. 

79  James  McAlister,  Robert  W.  Wright.. 

80  James  McAlister . 


5 

*6 

7 

7 

6 
6 

+  6 


266 

273 

313 

320 

320 

330 

340 


1874  James  Masson. . .  . 

75  James  Masson .... 

76  Joseph  Hill . 

77  Joseph  Hill . 

78  Joshua  R.  Kay  . . . 
7Q  (  Joshua  R.  Kay, 

'  (  Reuben  J.  Tyler, 

80  Thomas  R.  Clarke . 


OIL  SPRINGS. 
1 
1 
1 
1 
3 


-w. 


42 

33 

30 

25 

75 

41 

38 


Conting. 

Educa. 

Sup.  M. 

Miss’y- 

$4' 

13 

$4' 

01 

$5 

54 

$138 

99 

8 

00 

6 

27 

18 

38 

156 

94 

6 

00 

3 

50 

14 

00 

121 

17 

4 

00 

3 

50 

14 

00 

134 

66 

4 

20 

3 

70 

14 

30 

125 

83 

21 

75 

10 

50 

46 

50 

472 

82 

21 

00 

16 

07 

50 

95 

502 

89 

21 

25 

20 

10 

60 

00 

560 

01 

21 

30 

20 

15 

66 

00 

710 

86 

22 

00 

21 

00 

60 

00 

550 

27 

29 

57 

15 

72 

58 

66 

558 

11 

21 

87 

17 

27 

51 

80 

495 

73 

4 

00 

3 

50 

6 

00 

58 

75 

4 

00 

1 

60 

4 

00 

36 

58 

3 

00 

1 

50 

3 

42 

33 

07 

1 

50 

0 

68 

1 

71 

2 

80 

1 

57 

4 

33 

15 

70 

1 

80 

1 

10 

3 

00 

22 

39 

2 

00 

2 

00 

4 

00 

25 

00 

OTTERVILLE. — w.  &  Norwich, 
1874  Joseph  Odery,  Ely  Nelthorpe,  5  mo 

75  Joseph  Odery,  Ely  Nethorpe . 

76  John  Elliott . , . 

77  John  Elliott,  Augustine  Broadway.. 

78  John  Elliott . 

79  James  P.  Bell . 

80  James  P.  Bell . 


N. 


4 

139 

7  00  3  06 

8  19 

4 

134 

7  00  3  00 

10  00 

5 

248 

7  00  ;  7  30 

11  14 

5 

175 

8  00  13  86 

12  00 

6 

231 

10  83  !  19  73 

16  64 

5 

219 

9  41  ,  10  11 

17  00 

5 

220 

9  56  7  37 

17  10 

170  00 
110  50 
147  00 
167  00 
186  39 
135  66 
166  75 


OXFORD  CENTRE.— w. 


1874  ThnmasW.  Jackson . 

4 

138 

13  63 

3  56 

9  45  1 

75  Tlios.  W.  Jackson,  Edwin  S.  Shibley.. 

4 

158 

13  00 

9  54 

10  62 

76  Thomas  W.  Jackson,  James  E.  Ford.. 

t6 

275 

21  35 

25  42 

10  05 

77  John  T.  Smith,  Wray  R.  Smith . 

6 

290 

17  52 

5  52 

10  38 

78  John  T.  Smith,  Frank  B.  Stacey . 

6 

297 

18  50 

13  56 

25  00 

79  Chas.  Stringfellow,  Wm.  J.  Balmer  . . 

5 

242 

10  4S 

9  92 

17  52 

80  Chas.  Stringfellow,  JohnW.  Saunby. . 

5 

216 

10  86 

10  32 

23  49 

165  41 
206  53 
295  15 
304  23 
302  10 
265  98 
208  24 


P. 


A  town  in  the  township  of  Wallace, 


PALMERSTON. 

County  of  Perth,  Ontario. 
Harriston  Circuit. 


It  was  formerly  part  of  the 


1875  Wi  liani  Hay  hurst . 

2 

76  William  11  ay  hurst . 

2 

90 

9  03 

5  30 

11  02 

77  William  Hayhurst . . 

2 

98 

6  06 

5  57 

9  03 

78  Charles  Lavell,  M.  A .  . 

2 

105 

6  80 

3  80 

10  21 

7  9  Charles  Lavell,  M.  A . , . 

1 

80 

7  81 

4  50 

14  00 

80  Charles  Lavell,  M. A . 

1 

98 

8  01 

4  75 

15  00 

One  appointment  added  from  Burlington  Circuit. 

+  Two  appointments  given  to  Zimmerman  Circuit,  and  two  to  Trafalgar  Circuit, 
t  One  appointment  from  Norwich  Circuit,  and  one  from  East  Zorra  Circuit. 


78  06 
70  00 
52  28 
57  13 
129  44 
163  73 


LONDON  CONFERENCE. 


681 


PARIS.— w. 


Year 

Names  of  Ministers. 

Ap¬ 

point¬ 

ments 

No.  of 
Members. 

Funds. 

Conting. 

Educa. 

Sup.  M. 

Miss’y- 

1S74 

John  Philp,  B.  A . 

1 

166 

$19  00 

$10  25 

$23  00 

$216  98 

75 

John  Philp,  M.A . 

1 

170 

19  50 

17  00 

24  00 

214  86 

76 

William  McDonagh . 

1 

178 

17  50 

17  00 

25  00 

189  60 

77 

William  McDonagh . 

1 

285 

18  00 

20  25 

28  00 

176  00 

78 

William  McDonagh . 

1 

2S5 

18  00 

20  60 

SO  00 

220  03 

79 

Amos  E.  Russ,  M.A . 

1 

257 

18  00 

14  00 

30  00 

229  19 

80 

Amos  E.  Russ,  M.A . 

1 

257 

9  25 

.... 

23  45 

222  33 

PARKHILL.— w. 


1874  William  Ames,  William  J.  Maxwell... 

75  William  Ames,  John  McLean . 

76  J.  H.  McCartney,  Theophilus  R.  Earle 

77  James  H.  McCartney . 

78  James  H.  McCartney . . 

79  William  C.  Watson,  M.A . 

80  William  C.  Watson,  M.A . 


5 

220 

16  50 

10  00 

18  00 

6 

226 

18  00 

8  82 

18  00 

6 

231 

17  00 

9  25 

21  00 

*  3 

140 

9  46 

9  48 

24  35 

2 

128 

6  40 

11  29 

23  75 

2 

130 

5  81 

9  87 

24  00 

2 

104 

5  01 

5  00 

16  15 

196  94 
179  44 
154  01 
128  03 
114  42 
85  75 
80  00 


PEEL.— w. 


1874  William  Hayhurst,  Henry  Berry  .  .  .  . 

6 

339 

10  82 

7  80 

75  Edwin  Holmes,  David  Rogers . 

6 

33  > 

11  05 

14  32 

76  Edwin  Holmes,  Francis  Swann . 

8 

325 

12  13 

14  32 

77  Edwin  Holmes,  Richard  Redmond .  . . 

7 

319 

12  25 

10  54 

7S  John  Hough,  Samuel  O.  Irvine . 

8 

313 

12  25 

10  67 

79  John  Hough  . 

8 

280 

9  60 

6  36 

80  John  Hough . 

7 

250 

7  75 

3  35 

PETROLIA. — w. 

1874  Robert  H.  Waddell  .  .  .  .* . 

3 

70 

12  37 

5  44 

75  Robert  PI.  Waddell . 

1 

55 

8  00 

7  90 

76  Robert  H.  Waddell . 

1 

61 

8  55 

8  00 

77  Thomas  Cobb . 

1 

72 

15  91 

13  50 

78  Thomas  Cobb . 

1 

108 

15  00 

20  00 

79  Thomas  Cobb . 

1 

133 

15  03 

12  00 

80  John  W.  German  . 

1 

120 

10  00 

11  60 

48 

06 

291 

74 

47 

67 

312 

73 

48 

74 

315 

94 

37 

15 

232 

95 

33 

66 

243 

13 

28 

50 

195 

45 

29 

00 

223 

25 

19 

62 

123 

75 

6 

42 

.49 

46 

15 

20 

72 

41 

23 

79 

144 

60 

24 

00 

169 

34 

25 

00 

48 

00 

20 

00 

75 

14 

PLATTSVILLE. 


A  village  in  the  township  of  Blenheim,  County  of  Oxford,  Ontario.  It  was  formerly  part  of  the 

Washington  Circuit. 


1875  John  C.  Stevenson . 

76  John  C.  Stevenson . 

77  John  C.  Stevenson . 

78  David  Auld . 

79  John  S.  Fisher . 

80  Frederick  H.  Sanderson 


4 

110 

10  00 

4  30 

23  06 

3 

115 

11  00 

8  10 

30  00 

3 

120 

11  30 

10  28 

31  33 

3 

109 

7  45 

1  05 

20  00 

t  3 

155 

5  71 

2  59 

21  10 

143  66 
181  12 
147  18 
78  32 
91  66 


POINT  EDWARD. — w. 


1874  James  S.  Ross . |  3 

75  James  S.  Ross,  B.  A . 1  3 

76  James  Charlton . j  3 

77  Richard  Eason .  3 

78  Richard  Eason .  3 

79  James  E.  Ford . I  3 

80  James  E.  Ford . 2 


62 

5 

88 

3 

73  j 

10 

78 

50 

90 

64 

5 

95 

6 

81 

12 

39 

77 

79 

94 

6 

35 

8 

55 

17 

30 

72 

39 

92 

6 

98 

2 

84  | 

17 

32 

74 

00 

97 

5 

64 

3 

82 

7 

49 

82 

54 

117 

5 

70 

3 

10 

5 

37 

82 

38 

101 

4 

61 

2 

00 

2 

85 

38 

07 

PONSONBY. 

A  small  village  in  the  township  of  Pilkington,  County  of  Wcdlington,  Ontario.  It  was  formerly 

connected  with  Elora  Circuit. 


1878  John  Stewart . 

.... 

.... 

79  Wray  Robert  Smith .  2 

87 

7  oi 

5  20 

10  42 

99  56 

80  Ephraim  Brock  Stephenson,  B.A . j  2 

84 

7  30 

5  50 

11  50 

87  67 

*  Three  appointments  given  to  Grand  Bend. 


t  New  Hamburg  annexed. 


682 


CIRCUITS  AND  MISSIONS. 


A  town  in  the  township  of  TIumberstone,  on 


PORT  COLBORNE. 

Lake  Erie,  in  the  County  of  Welland,  Ontario.  It  was 


— 

-  - - - - - - - - 

Ap- 

No.  o  f 
Members. 

Funds. 

Year 

Names  of  Ministers. 

point- 

ments. 

Conting. 

Educa. 

Sup.  M. 

Miss’y. 

.... 

$31  25 

6  00 
22  74 
48  03 

77 

7K 

^ _  - 

1 

18 

.... 

1 

18 

$3  14 

3  17 

$3  15 

3  57 

79  George  Daniel  . . 

80  George  Daniel  . 

1 

1 

32 

32 

$4  17 

7  01 

PORT  DALHOUSIE. 


A  village  in  the  township 

1876  Robert  Burns . . . . . . 

77  Wesley  F.  Campbell . 

78  Supplied  from  St.  Catharines . 

79  Supplied  from  St.  Catharines . 


of  Grantham,  County  of  Lincoln,  Ontario. 


1 

50 

— 

;; 

2 

33 

2 

07 

2  31  2 

09 

1  1 

25 

2 

42 

|  2 

25 

37  51 
31  02 
31  47 


PORT  DOVER.— w. 


1874  William  Bryers,  Edwin  S.  Shibley  .  . 

75  William  Savage,  James  E.  Ford . 

76  William  Savage,  Wm.  H.  Henderson. 

77  (  William  Savage,  ) 

' '  (  Wray  R.  Smith,  j 

78  James  Gray . 

79  James  Gray . 

80  David  Chalmers . 


3 

226 

13 

03 

3 

278 

16 

00 

4 

340 

16 

20 

5 

450 

15 

00 

6 

450 

13 

40 

2 

183 

10 

59 

2 

165 

10 

38 

7 

60 

36 

45 

165 

02 

23 

47 

42 

00 

232 

67 

10 

50 

42 

00 

221 

13 

10 

20 

42 

00 

178 

37 

8 

00 

32 

00 

174 

88 

15 

00 

21 

91 

163 

58 

14 

10 

21 

32 

183 

05 

PORT  LAMBTON. 


A  village  on  the  St.  Clair  River, 

1S78  Joseph  Hill . 

79  Joseph  Hill . 

80  Joseph  Hill . 


in  the  township  of  Sombra,  County  of  Lambton,  Ontario. 


1  3 

55 

2  00 

0  97  |  4  39 

1  3 

38 

2  45 

3  61  7  33 

35  20 
35  20 


1874  Richard  L.  Tucker  . . 

75  Peter  German . 

76  Peter  German . 

77  Ebenezef  Teskey 

78  Joseph  Rawson . 

79  Joseph  Rawson . 

80  Wesley  F.  Campbell. 


PORT  ROWAN.— w. 


3 

80 

7  00 

4  84 

4 

85 

3  50 

2  59 

5 

148 

4  95 

5  00 

5 

153 

3  00 

3  00 

5 

123 

4  05 

5  50 

5 

117 

3  25 

5 

117 

2  93 

1  00 

8 

00  j 

40 

80 

8 

75 

66 

73 

5 

00  I 

69 

82 

6 

49  1 

55 

07 

8 

00 

54 

93 

6 

00 

38 

61 

3 

00 

40 

88 

PORT  STANLEY.— w. 


1874  Peter  German,  Jasper  Wilson, 

75  Alexander  G.  Harris . 

76  Alexander  G.  Harris . 

77  Alexander  G.  Harris . 

78  James  Whiting . 

79  James  Whiting . 

80  James  Whiting . 


197 

!  9 

40 

6 

90 

24 

00 

156 

18 

251 

7 

89 

24 

60  ; 

15 

57 

206 

88 

221 

1  12 

00 

21 

62 

41 

10 

215 

02 

231 

!  12 

00 

20 

00 

38 

59 

182, 

60 

231 

12 

00 

15 

17 

39 

00 

178 

72 

216 

9 

16 

8 

59 

24 

89 

138 

96 

196 

8 

25 

8 

60  | 

25 

00 

166 

15 

PRINCETON.— w. 


1874  John  H.  Keppel . 

2 

125 

6  90 

3  50 

18  00 

75  John  H.  Keppel . 

2 

115 

5  11 

7  00 

13  50 

76  James  Masson . 

9 

115 

7  32 

7  57 

12  00 

77  James  Masson . 

2 

136 

7  70 

7  84 

8  00 

78  Colman  Bristol,  M.A . 

2 

133 

7  17 

4  86 

12  28 

79  John  C.  Stevenson . i . 

2 

133 

5  84 

5  00 

10  34 

80  John  C.  Stevenson . 

2 

140 

8  14 

2  46 

16  81 

97  59 
124  36 
113  81 
77  89 
70  45 
80  93 
91  49 


LONDON  CONFERENCE. 


683 


QUEENSTON. 

A  village  on  tlie  banks  of  the  Niagara,  in  the  County  of  Lincoln,  Ontario.  It  was  formerly  part  ot 

Niagara  Mission. 


Year 

Names  of  Ministers. 

Ap¬ 

point¬ 

ments. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Con  ting. 

Fui 

Educa. 

?DS. 

Sup.  M. 

Miss’ y. 

1875 

James  Mooney.  v . 

.... 

76 

Charles  R.  Morrow . 

i 

52 

$3  50 

$1  50 

$4  00 

$37  60 

77 

George  Daniel . 

l 

54 

3  00 

4  25 

5  00 

60  75 

78 

Augustine  Broadway . 

2 

70 

3  74 

8  00 

6  65 

62  73 

79 

Robert  H .  Balmer . 

3 

68 

3  00 

7  00 

6  00 

48  00 

80 

William  W.  Sparling . 

1 

62 

2  02 

1  12 

3  80 

37  00 

B. 


RAINHAM. 


1876 

77 

78 

79 

80 


Robert  H.  Baliner. 
Thomas  Voaden,  . 
Aaron  D.  Miller..  . 
Aaron  D.  Miller.. . 
Aaron  D.  Miller.. . 


Dunnvi 

le  Circuit. 

4 

”67 

3  34 

2  06 

1  03 

2 

46 

2  95 

1  19 

0  79 

4 

40 

3  84 

2  19 

4  00 

5 

80 

3  77 

2  19 

4  50 

RAVENSWOOD. 


A  small  village  in  the  township  of  Bosanquet,  County  of  Lamb  ton,  Ontario. 

the  Forest  Circuit. 

1877  George  A.  Schram . 

78  Qeorge  A.  Schram . 


It  was  formerly  part  of 


29  55 
28  37 
37  13 
27  34 


It  was  formerly  part  of 


80  Francis  G.  Weaver 


2  |  48 

2  85 

4  50 

2  64 

1  81  1  5  00 

2  20 

2  30 

0  82  3  00 

0  45 

1  |  21 

0  90  '  1  20 

1  00 

RICHWOOD.— w. 


1874  Joseph  W.  Holmes  . 

75  Samuel  Wilson . 

Samuel  Wilson . 

Reuben  Millyard . D. 

Reuben  Millyard . 

John  Robbins . 

John  Robbins . 


76 

77 

78 

79 

80 


RIDGETOWN.— w. 


1874  Richard  W.  Woodsworth . 

75  R.  W.  Woodsworth,  Wm.  P.  French  . 

76  R.  W.  Woodsworth,  Adam  I.  Snyder. 

__  T  ,  ttt  n  i  Samuel  C.  Eby,  \ 

77  John  W.  German  j  James  E  Rus£  \ 

78  John  W.  German,  Wm.  J.  Brandon. . 

79  John  W.  German,  James  B.  Lambly. . 

80  Richard  W.  Woodsworth,  Hugh  Locke 

RIDGEWAY. - 

1874  Thomas  Metcalfe  Campbell . 

75  Thomas  Metcalfe  Campbell . 

76  James  Mooney,  George  Turk . 

77  James  Mooney,  (Wm.  George  Wilson) 

78  James  Mooney,  John  H.  L.  Joslyn. .  . 

79  Robert  J.  Elliott,  David  W.  Snider 

80  Robert  J.  Elliott . 


-w. 


3 

100 

15  00 

5  25 

28  18 

3 

102 

13  90 

11  84 

22  00 

3 

100 

14  08 

1  49 

23  00 

3 

109 

10  00 

2  84 

23  00 

3 

111 

10  00 

4  00 

21  00 

3 

112 

6  40 

4  50 

15  00 

3 

127 

5  10 

11  00 

15  00 

4 

155 

8 

85 

3 

00 

13 

62 

5 

180 

15 

11 

7 

35 

12 

58 

5 

189 

9 

53 

15 

20 

14 

51 

5 

250 

14 

28 

12 

46 

29 

54 

7 

260 

15 

92 

13 

50 

35 

00 

5 

262 

18 

00 

8 

12 

43 

91 

4 

286 

16 

76 

9 

00 

54 

84 

3 

84 

8  25 

4  70 

6  50 

3 

95 

8  00 

2  20 

10  00 

5 

118 

11  25 

6  00 

12  25 

6 

124 

10  00 

10  00 

15  00 

6 

130 

7  25 

6  35 

13  75 

6 

106 

7  15 

5  25 

14  56 

*  5 

127 

9  46 

7  32 

16  22 

31 

82 

31 

67 

18 

58 

17 

74 

180 

92 

163 

81 

151 

36 

135 

90 

139 

17 

140 

38 

107 

96 

72 

60 

140 

70 

134 

38 

206 

39 

114 

53 

150 

77 

171 

38 

110 

14 

117 

50 

100 

55 

92 

75 

100 

10 

111 

64 

132 

85 

*  Victoria  set  off. 


684 


CIRCUITS  AND  MISSIONS. 


ROCKWOOD.— w. 


Ap- 

No.  of 

Funds. 

Year 

Names  of  Ministers. 

point- 

ments. 

Members. 

Conting. 

Educa. 

Sup.  M. 

Miss’y. 

1874 

75 

76 

77 

78 

70 

4 

1 10 

$8  05 

$3  46 

$8  44 

$99  77 

4 

106 

9  00 

2  80 

12  41 

110  16 

4 

112 

8  54 

2  00 

9  00 

59  03 

4 

142 

9  00 

5  30 

10  00 

80  64 

4 

130 

5  30 

4  80 

6  56 

61  16 

4 

129 

7  40 

5  85 

7  03 

71  41 

80  John  W.  Freeman.  B.D . 

4 

121 

9  97 

6  05 

9  50 

70  96 

ROMNEY.— w. 


1874  Ambrose  Hunt . 

6 

189 

7  00 

3  00 

12  00 

185  68 

75  William  Shannon . 

.  6 

156 

5  00 

4  00 

12  00 

135  20 

76  William  Shannon . 

6 

149 

6  90 

4  92 

12  00 

131  30 

77  Thomas  Jackson,  Wm.  J.  Brandon  .  . 

6 

143 

4  87 

7  06 

12  00 

107  47 

78  Thomas  Jackson . 

8 

213 

13  00 

9  04 

23  10 

173  64 

79  Adam  Ira  Snyder . . 

6 

192 

9  51 

6  80 

19  50 

161  08 

80  Robert  Henry  Hall . 

6 

211 

9  60 

7  00 

20  00 

124  40 

s. 


SALFORD.— w. 


1874  James  Kennedy . 

75  James  Kennedy,  George  Beavers,  B.A. 

76  Chas.  Stringfellow,  Eph.  B.  Stevenson 

77  Charles  Stringfellow,  William  Penhall 

78  Charles  Stringfellow,  Eben.  Lanceley. 

79  Win.  Willoughby,  Albert  C.  Crews. .  . 

80  Wm.  Willoughby,  Wm.  J.  Balmer. . . 


4 

214 

8 

55 

4 

25 

21 

50 

301 

76 

4 

206 

9 

00 

14 

75 

22 

65 

266 

97 

6 

279 

15 

81 

17 

52 

28 

38 

333 

80 

6 

265 

13 

78 

16 

55 

72 

23 

339 

38 

6 

265 

13 

89 

18 

92 

31 

29 

311 

36 

6 

270 

14 

53 

23 

54  j 

33 

29 

274 

03 

6 

255 

14 

55 

12 

00 

34 

00 

233 

74 

1874  Francis  Berry . 

75  G.  N.  A.  F.  T.  Dickson . 

76  G.  N.  A.  F.  T.  Dickson . 

77  "William  C.  Henderson,  M.A 

78  William  C.  Henderson,  M.A.  .  .  . 

79  William  C.  Henderson,  M.A 

80  T.  Metcalfe  Campbell . 


SARNIA. — w. 


1 

144 

27 

75 

10 

20 

40 

00 

227 

05 

1 

250 

22 

00 

26 

00 

37 

50 

175 

78 

1 

180 

30 

00 

56 

00 

64 

00 

219 

88 

1 

200 

30 

00 

64 

58 

100 

00 

270 

13 

2 

245 

30 

00 

63 

48 

103 

84 

292 

18 

2 

239 

30 

00 

52 

07 

89 

45 

355 

83 

2 

246 

30 

00 

39 

62 

91 

07 

364 

82 

75  George  Buggin 

76  George  Buggin 

77  George  Buggin 

78  James  Graham. 

79  James  Graham. 

80  Thomas  Cobb  . 


SEAFORTH.— w. 


1874  Charles  Lavell,  M.A. 


2 

135 

15 

28 

7 

15 

18 

32 

194 

91 

2 

159 

16 

25 

20 

79 

25 

95 

296 

83 

1 

176 

16 

45 

21 

00 

26 

00 

320 

00 

1 

179 

12 

72 

13 

80 

26 

50 

296 

40 

1 

180 

11 

26 

14 

00 

25 

00 

154 

50 

1 

147 

13 

70 

6 

77 

29 

00 

174 

04 

1 

97 

8 

54 

8 

01 

20 

00 

145 

38 

SENECA.— w. 


1874  William  Willoughby . . . 

75  William  Willoughby . 

76  William  Willoughby,  James  H.  White 

77.  See  Caledonia . 


4 

156 

13  71  1  6  55 

58  80 

4 

160 

14  00  9  50 

55  00 

4 

178 

14  00  8  75 

43  42 

5 

210 

13  50  j  7  60 

33  75 

253  40 
216  60 
219  82 
163  19 


SIMCOE. — -w. 


1874  John  A.  Williams . 

1 

189 

26  20 

15  00 

43  00 

75  William  Williams . 

1 

221 

25  10 

25  50 

29  00 

76  Donald  G.  Sutherland,  LL.B . 

1 

241 

22  50 

27  45 

41  40 

77  Donald  G.  Sutherland,  LL.B . 

1 

225 

15  52 

28  80 

45  17 

78  Donald  Cl.  Sutherland,  LL.B . 

1 

220 

18  26 

30  51 

42  86 

79’  David  L.  Bretliour . 

1 

210 

21  72 

28  31 

39  69 

80  David  L.  Brethour . 

1 

215 

21  81 

30  00 

39  80 

266  75 
309  59 
387  56 
312  OS 
404  66 
360  33 
390  85 


LONDON  CONFERENCE. 


685 


SMITH  VILLE.— w. 


Y  ear 

Names  of  Ministers. 

Ap¬ 

point¬ 

ments. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Funds. 

Conting. 

Educa. 

Sup.  M. 

Miss’y. 

1S74 

William  Savage,  Joseph  Guest . 

7 

346 

$12  00 

$6  10 

$24  00 

$287  44 

75 

Thomas  Stobbs . 

7 

356 

12  00 

5  30 

24  32 

288  00 

76 

Thomas  Stobbs  ....  . 

4 

200 

6  50 

2  85 

21  45 

128  03 

77 

Robert  J.  Elliott  . 

5 

194 

4  45 

3  67 

16  00 

100  62 

78  Robert  J.  Elliott  . 

5 

211 

6  97 

6  70 

26  20 

159  67 

79 

James  C.  Slater . . 

5 

239 

6  30 

4  78 

24  25 

100  40 

SO  James  C.  Slater . 

5 

209 

5  69 

2  29 

17  40 

102  55 

SOMBRA  and 

WALPOLE  ISLAND.— w. 

1874  James  H.  Stonehouse  . 

7 

188 

4  00 

1  00 

10  00 

151  75 

75 

Samuel  C.  Sellery . 

7 

184 

4  00 

3  00 

5  00 

97  08 

76 

Thomas  J.  Reid . 

3 

52 

1  58 

1  02 

2  12 

49  17 

77 

James  Gundy . 

3 

54 

5  47 

2  29 

2  oo 

55  77 

78 

James  Gundy . 

3 

54 

5  49 

12  16 

5  00 

68  14 

79 

James  Gundy . 

3 

57 

3  52 

5  00 

6  76 

69  73 

80 

Charles  Cooper  Couzens . 

4 

69 

3  54 

2  00 

6  82 

58  50 

SPARTA. 


A  village  in  the  township  of  Yarmouth,  County  of  Elgin,  Ontario. 


See  Yarmouth  Circuit. 


1875  James  H.  Stonehouse . 

76  James  H.  Stonehouse . 

3 

160 

7  35 

9  00 

4  84 

77  James  Charlton . 

4 

170 

3  50 

3  00 

8  67 

78  J  ames  Charlton . 

3 

175 

9  35 

5  85 

17  34 

79  James  Charlton . 

3 

170 

10  00 

4  75 

13  00 

80  John  Saunders,  M.A . 

3 

165 

9  11 

6  84 

10  55 

88  00 
56  34 
88  74 
90  69 
81  32 


SPRINGFIELD. 


A  village  in  the  township  of  South  Dorchester,  County  of  Elgin,  Ontario.  It  was  formerly  part  of 

Aylmer  Circuit. 


1875  Richard  W.  Williams  . 

76  Richard  W.  Williams . 

77  John  Saunders,  B.A . 

78  John  Saunders,  BA . 

79  John  Saunders,  B.  A..  John  E.  Hockey. 

80  James  Charlton,  Geo.  W.  Dean . 


3 

166 

9  56 

14  50 

31  40 

3 

185 

5  75 

18  75 

34  75 

3 

173 

8  38 

18  60 

41  44 

4 

200 

7  43 

22  28 

90  00 

5 

242 

10  68 

23  00 

58  88 

177  67 
168  90 
145  37 
226  76 
235  52 


STONEY  CREEK. 


A  village  in  the  township  of  Saltfleet,  County  of  Wentworth,  Ontario.  It  was  formerly  connected 

with  Woodburn  and  Barton  Circuits. 


1877  Walter  Rigsby,  Ebenezer  Lanceley.. . .  |  6 

78  Walter  Rigsby,  (Wm.  Geo.  Wilson.)..  7 

79  Walter  Rigsby,  James  Little . j  7 

80  George  C.  Madden,  (  Win .  Garnham .)|  6 


195 

11  42 

10  76 

23  40 

265  82 

208 

10  00 

6  00 

30  Go 

373  53 

205 

11  02 

34  50 

42  49 

331  05 

195 

9  50 

19  00 

40  00 

283  83 

STRAFFORD  VILLE. 


A  village  in  the  township  of  Bayham,  County  of  Elgin,  Ontario.  See  Bayham,  New  Connexion 

Conference. 


1875  John  Elliott . 

76  William  T.  Turner. 

77  William  T.  Turner. 

78  Francis  E.  Nugent. 

79  Francis  E.  Nugent. 

80  James  Gundy.- . 


6 

6 

6 

6 

5 


215 

230 

220 

207 

201 


6  00 

4  00 

7  30 

99  19 

8  00 

6  00 

11  16 

92  76 

8  87 

7  12 

11  25 

115  75 

8  94 

4  14 

9  00 

109  10 

8  09 

2  27 

10  00 

95  69 

STRATFORD.— w. 


1874  William  C.  Henderson,  M.A . I  2 

75  Manly  Benson . j  2 

76  Manly  Benson  .  1 


77  Manly  Benson,  John  W.  Cooley .  2 

78  J.  A.  Williams,  D.  D.,  R.  R.  Maitland.  2 

79  Benj.  Clement,  Samuel  Sellery,  B.D.  .  2 

80  Benjamin  Clement .  2 


222 

17 

53 

7 

75 

24 

32 

256 

13 

237 

26 

21 

21 

10 

22 

04 

273 

10 

242 

31 

25 

28 

09 

28 

25 

281 

25 

300 

25 

54 

46 

60 

30 

to 

258 

83 

297 

26 

20 

32 

03 

31 

50 

183 

90 

274 

18 

69 

14 

53 

20 

00 

83 

17 

230 

21 

20 

15 

00 

22 

50 

159 

80 

686 


CIRCUITS  AND  MISSIONS, 


STRATFORD  SOUTH. 

% 

Y  ear 

Names  of  Ministers. 

Ap¬ 

point¬ 

ments. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Funds. 

Conting  1  Educa.  Sup.  M.  I  Miss  j  • 

1880  Samuel  Sellery,  B.D . 

....  1  ....  ••••  1 

1874  James  C.  Slater . 

75  James  C.  Slater . 

76  James  C.  Slater . 

77  Alfred  Andrews . 

78  Alfred  Andrews . 

78  Alfred  Andrews . 

80  William  C.  Henderson,  M.A 


1876  Henry  E.  Hill. .  .  . 

77  Thomas  li.  Clarke 

78  See  Brigden . 


STRATHROY.— w. 
1  162 

1  228 

1  200 
1  260 

1  318 

1  318 

1  262 

SYDENHAM. 

...I  3  I  85 

I  3  104 

4  !  110 


$16 

55 

$10 

00 

$40 

00 

$303 

05 

17 

29 

11 

42 

40 

00 

267 

26 

14 

60 

21 

13 

46 

56 

291 

70 

11 

83 

17 

28 

36 

60 

172 

80 

13 

39 

13 

29 

50 

00 

188 

91 

14 

24 

16 

26 

38 

00 

169 

68 

14 

00 

12 

00 

36 

00 

138 

96 

3 

56 

1 

46 

4 

00 

57 

78 

6 

06 

3 

56 

14 

00 

72 

84 

6 

35 

4 

25 

15 

00 

73 

63 

St. 


ST.  CATHARINES. 


1874  G.  R.  Sanderson,  Thos.  Colling,  M.A. 

75  G.  R.  Sanderson  Cecil  Harper,  B.A. . 

76  G.  R.  Sanderson,  Wm.  J.  Maxwell. . . 

77  Alex.  Langford,  Wm.  J.  Maxwell.... 

78  Alex.  Langford,  Wm.  J.  Maxwell - 

79  William  S.  Griffin,  Hugh  T.  Crossley. 

80  William  S.  Griffin . 


2 

340 

60  88 

31  00 

42  00 

513  79 

2 

390 

57  03 

96  71 

70  28 

420  51 

2 

385 

30  75 

51  63 

86  00 

497  96 

2 

417 

25  53 

39  50 

72  00 

513  70 

4 

400 

32  00 

55  60 

80  22 

457  74 

4 

475 

23  36 

27  72 

58  66 

516  26 

1 

400 

20  35 

16  50 

■  54  00 

376  43 

ST.  CATHARINES.— WELLAND  AVENUE. 


It  was  formerly  part  of  St.  Catharines  Circuit. 


1875  Thomas  Colling,  M.A. 

76  Thomas  Colling,  M.A 

77  John  Ridley . 

78  Joseph  W.  Holmes  . .  . 
78  Lewis  W.  Crews,  B.  A 
80  Lewis  W.  Crews,  B.A. 


1 

31 

.... 

.... 

1 

120 

6  92 

11  05 

14  25 

1 

120 

8  14 

7  00 

12  45 

1 

109 

10  35 

8  IS 

13  25 

1 

130 

2  07 

3  83 

7  68 

161  17 
92  75 
85  60 
69  43 


ST.  CATHARINES— NIAGARA  STREET. 

This  Circuit  is  composed  of  three  appointments  taken  from  St.  Catharines  First  Circuit  and  the 

Salem  Church  from  Port  Dalhousie. 


1879 

80 


1874 

75 

76 

77 

78 

79 
'80 


1874 

75 

76 

77 

78 

79 

80 


George  W.  Calvert 
George  W.  Calvert 


190 


4  00 


4  00 


6  02  1  96  77 


Daniel  E.  Brownell,  William  Walsh  .  I 
Daniel  E.  Brownell,  Wray  R.  Smith  . 
Daniel  E.  Brownell,  Wray  R.  Smith  . 
David  Chalmers,  Joseph  Ward,  B.A  . 

David  Chalmers,  Edwin  E.  Scott - 

David  Chalmers,  Frank  B.  Stacey - 

Matthew  Swann,  William  H.  Gane. . . 


304 

13 

18 

6 

72 

37 

23 

334 

38 

310 

16 

00 

39 

11 

46 

44 

305 

17 

391 

14 

00 

24 

17 

43 

50 

324 

78 

415 

15 

50 

24 

75 

41 

68 

289 

98 

400 

16 

25 

28 

94 

53 

00 

343 

90 

420 

18 

25 

22 

20 

75 

00 

320 

34 

420 

19 

45 

14 

00 

74 

25 

318 

70 

ST.  GEORGE. — w. 
6 


ST.  MARY’S.— w. 


John  Wakefield . 

John  Wakefield . 

John  Philp,  M.A  ... . 
John  Philp,  M.A 
Samuel  D.  Rice,  D.D. 
Samuel  D.  Rice,  D.D. 
James  Hannon . 


1 

183 

20 

23 

11 

00 

46 

50 

288 

50 

1 

223 

20 

50 

23 

00 

46 

50 

335 

15 

1 

216 

20 

00 

18 

00 

65 

00 

314 

32 

1 

236 

20 

50 

20 

00 

96 

00 

296 

33 

1 

232 

21 

00 

36 

50 

96 

00 

340 

50 

1 

200 

24 

57 

24 

00 

65 

40 

288 

49 

1 

194 

22 

26 

14 

00 

49 

50 

266 

95 

LONDON  CONFERENCE. 


687 


ST.  THOMAS.— w. 


Year 

Names  of  Ministers. 

Ap¬ 

point¬ 

ments. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Funds. 

jConting. 

Educa. 

Sup.  M. 

Miss’y- 

1S74 

G.  N.  A.  F.  T.  Dickson . 

2 

140 

.$36  75 

$22  13 

$56  00 

$286  54 

75 

Johu  A.  Williams . 

2 

144 

40  00 

42  00 

80  00 

297  44 

76 

John  A.  Williams . 

1 

140 

40  00 

38  00 

64  00 

253  91 

77 

John  A.  Williams . 

1 

150 

40  00 

31  00 

77  00 

295  20 

78  Manly  Benson . 

1 

150 

40  00 

22  50 

45  00^ 

200  00 

79  Manlv  Benson . 

1 

201 

30  41 

30  90 

67  35^ 

266  18 

80  Manlv  Benson . 

1 

300 

31  63 

35  65 

70  56i 

342  35 

ST.  THOMAS  SECOND.— w. 

9 

1874  John  V.  Smith . 

1 

33 

5  00 

22  50 

75 

John  V.  Smith . 

1 

44 

3  10 

7  00 

6  00 

62  57 

76 

John  Y.  Smith . 

1 

48 

.  4  00 

8  00 

8  00 

75  30 

77  Thomas  Colling,  B.A . 

1 

60 

4  00 

5  00 

8  00 

72  21 

78 

Thomas  Colling,  B.A . 

1 

85 

4  50 

5  00 

9  00 

105  25 

79  John  E.  Lanceley . 

1 

105 

4  79 

5  69 

10  00 

102  70 

80  James  Gray . 

.  1 

114 

5  10 

21  45 

15  05 

129  22 

ST.  WILLIAMS.— w. 


1874  Christopher  Hamilton . 

5 

226 

7  10 

4  25 

18  15 

87  85 

75  James  Whiting. . 

5 

212 

7  12 

14  00 

18  50 

69  10 

76  James  Whiting . 

5 

222 

8  00 

8  00 

19  00 

80  24 

77  James  Whiting . 

5 

227 

5  05 

6  00 

15  00 

93  08 

78  John  Russell . 

5 

222 

5  99 

3  70 

19  00 

75  40 

79  John  Russell . 

5 

213 

6  44 

1  62 

12  00 

77  11 

80  John  Russell . 

5 

226 

7  03 

4  25 

15  79 

101  38 

T. 


1874  William  Birks . 

75  William  Birks . 

76  William  Birks . 

77  Thomas  W.  Jackson. 

78  Thomas  W.  Jackson. 

79  Thomas  W.  Jackson. 

80  Edwin  Holmes . 


TALBOTVILLE.— 
89 
144 


108 

109 

101 

103 

106 


1874  James  Laird . 

75  Daniel  W.  Thompson. 

76  Daniel  W.  Thompson. 

77  Daniel  W.  Thompson. 

78  Charles  E.  Stafford  . . 

79  Charles  E.  Stafford  .  . 

80  Charles  E.  Stafford  .  . 


TEESWATER.— w. 


5 

151 

*  5 

153 

4 

118 

4 

136 

t  6 

200 

1 

71 

1 

83 

THAMESYILLE. 


3 

36 

5 

50 

106 

78 

6 

00 

.  , 

9 

39 

117 

46 

11 

40 

4 

04 

8 

10 

114 

81 

3 

50 

3 

00 

8 

67 

112 

54 

7 

08 

4 

95 

3 

96 

112 

77 

5 

65 

8 

38 

6 

12 

75 

95 

2 

50 

5 

12 

7 

51 

99 

80 

8 

00 

4 

00 

19 

90 

134 

37 

8 

00 

8 

00 

18 

40 

136 

25 

9 

31 

10 

55 

13 

23 

110 

76 

8 

57 

21 

14 

16 

55 

119 

69 

12 

02 

22 

85 

17 

26 

155 

78 

3 

49 

3 

72 

4 

90 

26 

26 

3 

58 

3 

13 

5 

01 

35 

14 

A  village  in  the  township  of  Camden,  County  of  Kent,  Ontario. 


1875  Walton  Preston . 

76  Peter  W.  Jones . 

77  William  Watson  Edwards  . 

78  Wm.  Watson  Edwards,  J.  H.  Howard 

79  Wm.  Watson  Edwards,  J.  H.  Howard 

80  Adam  Ira  Snider,  John  B.  Lambly. .  . 


5 

140 

6  50 

6  26 

7  40 

54  14 

8 

146 

10  63 

9  07 

13  26 

106  10 

7 

158 

6  16 

6  97 

11  41 

93  00 

7 

167 

8  95 

4  78 

11  09 

107  04 

7 

233 

10  64 

5  81 

12  14 

156  95 

*  Belmore  with  23  members  given  to  Howick  Circuit,  and  Mildmay  with  38  members  given  to 
Walkerton  Circuit — total,  61  members.  Enniskillen  with  11  members  was  attached  to  Teeswater — 
net  total  loss  50,  leaving  Teeswater  with  103  to  begin  the  year.  , 

t  Salem  appointment,  with  40  members  from  Lucknow  Circuit,  annexed. 


688 


CIRCUITS  AND  MISSIONS. 


THORNDALE. 

A  village  in  the  township  of  West  Nissouri,  County  of  Middlesex,  Ontario.  It  was  formerly  part  ot 

N  issouri  Circuit. 


Year 

Names  of  Ministers. 

Ap¬ 

point¬ 

ments 

No.  of 
Members 

Funds. 

Conting. 

Educa. 

Sup.  M. 

Miss’y. 

1875 

76 

77 

78 

79 

80 

6 

6 

6 

« 

89 

90 

102 

110 

140 

•f5  00 

8  25 
12  10 
12  81 

9  73 

.$4 ' 50 
13  15 
11  12 
12  00 
11  82 

$8  00 

8  50 
19  15 
14  40 
11  71 

$154*70 
202  57 
175  21 
161  18 
173  16 

Christopher  Hamilton,  David  A.  Moir 
Christopher  Hamilton,  George  A.  Kerr 
Dar.iel  W.  Thompson,  Sami.  G  Staples 
Daniel  W.  Thompson,  Wm.  H.  Spence 
Daniel  W.  Thompson,  (Jno.  Henderson) 

1874  James  Preston,  C.  W.  Hawkins,  B.A 

75  James  Preston,  C.  W.  Hawkins,  B.A 

76  James  Preston,  James  W.  Shilton — 

77  James  C.  Slater,  Edwin  S.  Shibley... 

78  James  C.  Slater,  Samuel  Sellery  B.D. 

79  W.  R.  Parker,  M.A.,  Edwin  E.  Scott 

80  William  R.  Parker,  M.A . 


THOROLD.— yy. 


202 

226 

263 

263 

250 

252 

140 


16 

42 

7 

65 

28 

55 

24 

32 

22 

59 

20 

63 

19 

12 

4.0 

01 

22 

85 

20 

00 

22 

97 

13 

04 

24 

40 

10 

52 

80 

00 

523 

19 

67 

09 

552 

72 

63 

86 

638 

95 

63 

17 

709 

98 

85 

00 

703 

57 

76 

21 

711 

81 

56 

09 

679 

35 

TILBURY.— w. 


75  Aaron  D.  Miller . 

76  Aaron  D.  Miller . 

77  United  with  Romney . j  4 


3 

80 

4 

95 

3 

00 

10 

00 

101 

81 

4 

63 

6 

87  : 

3 

61 

15 

85  i 

76 

05 

3  i 

67 

6 

28 

3 

60 

13 

00 

64 

54 

4 

64 

1  5 

00 

5 

76 

9 

47 

47 

85 

1874  Alfred  Andrews  . . . 

75  Alfred  Andrews . 

76  Alfred  Andrews . 

77  David  Savage . 

78  David  Savage . 

79  David  Savage . 

80  George  N.  A.  F.  T.  Dickson. 


TILSONBURG.— w. 


6 

294 

15  00 

t  2 

147 

14  91 

2 

180 

12  80 

2 

167 

11  96 

2 

209 

10  83 

1 

200 

13  22 

1 

200 

7  31 

12 

00 

44 

50  I 

303 

36 

19 

S2 

29 

55 

160 

79 

16 

85 

30 

00  ; 

268 

59 

9 

19 

25 

00  1 

262 

57 

10 

00 

30 

00 

273 

18 

9 

10 

21 

00 

304 

11 

12 

00 

20 

30 

!  276 

06 

TOWNSEND. 


A  village  and  township  in  the  County  of  Norfolk,.  Ontario. 

Dover  Circuit. 


1878  Joseph  Ward,  B.A . 

79  Joseph  Ward,  B.A .  3 

SO  Joseph  Ward,  B.A.,  Jno.  H.  L.  Joslyn  J  3 


176 

162 


It  was  formerly  connected  with  Port 


4  50  8  46  j-  21  00  |  124  86 

5  95  j  6  58  |  10  65  |  113  65 


TRAFALGAR, 

So  called  from  the  name  of  the  township  in  the  County  of  Halton,  Ontario,  in  which  the  appointments 
constituting  the  circuit  are  situated.  It  was  formerly  connected  with  the  Milton  and  Oakville 
Circuits. 

1880  Robt.  R.  Maitland,  Vernon  H.  Emory|  8  j  238  |  ....  |  ....  i  -  j  - 


TROWBRIDGE.— w 


1874  John  Hough . 

4  1 

148 

7  60 

4  33  | 

22  00 

143  55 

75  Joseph  Deacon . j 

4 

160 

7  75 

6  20 

22  50 

150  00 

76  Joseph  Deacon . 

4 

238 

12  00 

9  26 

26  79 

178  28 

77  Joseph  Deacon . 

4 

236 

11  00 

9  30 

37  50 

162  33 

78  Joseph  H.  Stinson . 

4 

233 

11  00 

11  45 

39  00 

164  21 

79  Joseph  H.  Stinson . 

4 

234 

10  45 

8  00 

40  00 

168  70 

80  Joseph  H.  Stinson . 

4 

205 

8  33 

5  00 

26  00 

146  48 

TYRCONNELL,  — w. 

1874  Thomas  Hanna . 

4 

102 

7  06 

2  08 

11  75 

98  36 

75  Ebenezer  Teskey . 

4 

106 

6  55 

4  84 

12  09 

94  94 

76  Ebenezer  Teskey . 

3 

92 

6  00 

9  00 

12  00 

84  28 

77  James  Watson . 

4 

109 

6  04 

11  69 

12  00 

83  10 

78  James  Watson . 

3 

117 

6  83 

11  32 

14  55 

137  00 

79  William  McCann . 

3 

120 

6  96 

6  53 

14  54 

99  45 

80  William  McCann . 

3 

94 

1  7  33 

7  00 

15  00 

96  27 

*  Allanburg  and  Beaver  Dams  attached  to  Font  Hill  Circuit. 

+  Four  appointments  set  off  to  Brownsville  Circuit.  J  Windham  Circuit  annexed. 

LONDON  CONFERENCE. 


689 


ULSTER. 


A  small  village  in  the  township  of  Culross,  County  of  Bruce,  Ontario.  It  was  formerly  connected 

with  Teeswater  Circuit. 


Year  Names  of  Ministers. 

Ap¬ 

point¬ 

ments. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Funds. 

Conting. 

Educa. 

Sup.  M. 

Miss’y. 

1878  Richard  C.  Henders . 

.... 

.  •  •  • 

79  Richard  C.  Henders . 

4 

169 

$5  28 

.$8  50 

$13  00 

$38  90 

80  Ebenezer  Teskey . 

4 

154 

3  25 

5  25 

9  55 

87  54 

Y. 


VICTORIA. 

A  town  situate  in  the  township  of  Bertie,  on  the  Niagara  River,  at  the  Junction  of  the  International 
Bridge.  It  was  formerly  connected  with  Ridgeway  Circuit. 

1880  Wellington  Bridgman . j  ..  |  -  )  ....  j  -  |  -  j  - 


VIENNA-— w. 


1874  George  Ferguson,  John  McLean . 

7 

300 

12  32 

7  30 

16  60 

139  00 

75  George  Ferguson,  George  A.  Schram.. 

8 

334 

14  00 

8  10 

18  30 

165  88 

76  George  Clark,  Augustine  Broadway.  .  . 

7 

272 

9  10 

15  42 

15  35 

135  36 

77  Charles  C.  Couzens,  (John  Li.  Bennett) 

7 

300 

9  50 

13  85 

14  83 

132  53 

78  Charles  C.  Couzens,  George  J.  Kerr. . . 

9 

301 

9  61 

15  05 

18  00 

164  22 

79  Charles  C.  Couzens . 

9 

308 

8  55 

9  79 

15  62 

140  85 

80  William  Shannon,  John  E.  Hockey  .  . 

9 

314 

6  02 

7  01 

10  25 

113  69 

w. 


WALLACE. 

A  small  village  in  the  township  of  Wallace,  County  of  Perth,  Ontario. 

Listowel  Circuit. 


It  was  formerly  part  of 


1877  Charles  Deacon. 

78  Henry  Berry  . . . 

79  Henry  Berry  . . . 

80  Henry  Berry  . . . 


125 

156 

164 


10  00 
8  26 
5  91 


4  50 

5  29 
5  35 


18  42 
20  00 
17  29 


130  66 
152  86 
152  90 


WALLACEBURG.— w. 


1874 

75 

76 

77 

78 

79 

80 


William  W.  Edwards . 

Robert  Smylie . 

Robert  Smylie . 

Robert  Smylie . 

William  C.  Watson,  M.A . 

Christopher  Cookman . 

Chris.  Cookman,  Wm.  M.  Bielby 


4 

88 

8 

05 

2 

60 

4 

44 

95 

77 

3 

85 

5 

00 

4 

70 

8 

06 

57 

41 

2 

185 

10 

50 

3 

00 

5 

00 

85 

85 

2 

175 

8 

00 

5 

00 

7 

50 

61 

25 

3 

190 

10 

00 

11 

00 

10 

00 

85 

00 

3 

176 

8 

00 

10 

00 

20 

20 

70 

00 

1 

189 

10 

00 

5 

00 

8 

32 

102 

36 

WALTON. 

A  village  in  the  township  of  McKillop,  County  of  Huron,  Ontario. 

Brussels  Circuit. 


It  was  formerly  part  of  the 


1877 

78 

79 

80 


John  G.  Fallis. . 
John  G.  Fallis. . 
William  Baugh . 
William  Baugh. 

44 


4 

169 

5  93 

4  45 

5  00 

4 

173 

4  12 

3  53 

6  00 

3 

140 

3  00 

6  00 

6  00 

114  53 
78  00 
93  38 


t>90 


CIRCUITS  AND  MISSIONS. 


Year 


Names  of  Ministers. 


1874  Alfred  L.  Russell,  B.D 

75  William  J.  Ford . 

76  Jolm  L.  Kerr . 

Bothwell  united. 

77  James  Good  win . 

78  James  Goodwin . 

79  William  Hayhurst 

80  William  Hayhurst .  . .  . 


WARDS  V I LLE.  — w. 


Ap¬ 

point¬ 

ments. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Funds. 

Conting. 

Educa. 

Sup.  M. 

Miss'y. 

4 

108 

if 7  93 

$4  50 

$12  57 

$67  06 

4 

110 

9  53 

7  04 

16  20 

61  14 

1 

55 

4  47 

2  60 

8  50 

31  36 

2 

134 

5  54 

2  92 

10  00 

66  82 

2 

125 

6  50 

6  65 

12  75 

81  37 

3 

166 

8  68 

8  05 

23  71 

110  33 

3 

139 

7  40 

4  50 

11  47 

75  96 

WASHINGTON.  — w. 


1874  Samuel  Tucker,  Win.  W.  Sparling. .  .  I  6 

75  John  Scott,  B.A . 1  *  6 

76  James  Laird . ° 

77  James  Laird .  3 

78  Isaac  Crane .  3 

79  Isaac  Crane.. .  3 

80  Richard  Hobbs .  3 


242 

14 

07 

6  50 

44 

50 

293 

85 

256 

15 

10 

20  00 

50 

01! 

281 

58 

140 

8 

56 

4  60 

19 

66 

139 

25 

180 

4 

73 

6  27 

19 

11 

116 

70 

170 

5 

77 

7  34 

22 

54 

164 

43 

134 

5 

00 

4  42 

25 

00 

127 

06 

131 

4 

39 

9  00 

22 

17 

143 

26 

WATERDOWN.— w. 


1874 

75 

76 

77 

78 

79 

80 


David  Chalmers,  John  T.  Smith  . . . 
Geo.  Richardson,  John  T.  Smith.  . . 
William  Hawke,  Robert  W.  Wright 
Wm.  Hawke,  Wellington  Bridgman 
William  Hawke,  James  H.  White. . 
Jos.  W.  Holmes,  Solomon  Cleaver.. 
Joseph  W.  Holmes,  John  E.  Hunter 


/ 

6 

6 

6 

6 

6 

6 


296 

300 

280 

306 

312 

332 

362 


WATERFORD.— w.  &  n. 


1874  Joseph  H.  Stinson . 

4  |  96 

75  Joseph  R.  Gundy . 

'6  1  186 

76  Benjamin  Clement . 

1  i  220 

77  Benjamin  Clement . 

1  196 

78  Benjamin  Clement . 

1  200 

79  John  Kav . 

1  190 

80  John  Kay  . 

1  i  177 

WATFORD.— w. 

1874  James  H.  McCartney,  C.  C.  Couzens. . 

6 

270 

75  Jas.  H.  McCartney,  HughT.  Crossley. 

5 

250 

76  William  Ames,  James  McLaclilin  .... 

5 

260 

77  William  Ames,  George  W.  Dean  .... 

6 

266 

7S  William  Ames,  Edward  J.  Clarke. . . . 

5 

235 

79  George  Ferguson,  James  Hazlewood  .  . 

6 

252 

80  George  Ferguson . 

6 

270 

20 

25 

6 

00 

48 

49 

265 

21 

23 

60 

16 

00 

50 

00 

335 

05 

17 

15 

21 

52 

61 

70 

291 

18 

18 

00 

22 

63 

62 

00 

308 

14 

18 

25 

17 

00 

65 

00 

279 

22 

17 

00 

15 

00 

55 

00 

265 

41 

15 

88 

16 

89 

53 

00 

354 

30 

4 

36 

2 

65 

6 

75 

74 

03 

4 

00 

2 

58 

9 

00 

89 

23 

7 

40 

4 

36 

9 

17 

130 

89 

9 

50 

8 

00 

23 

00 

159 

00 

10 

00 

8 

00 

24 

00 

167 

42 

10 

20 

8 

50 

25 

oo 

137 

35 

5 

27 

o 

38 

11 

72 

100 

00 

15 

18 

6 

60 

13 

00 

9 

66 

12 

('0 

9 

92 

15 

00 

11 

00 

10 

00 

9 

28 

13 

00 

10 

72 

15 

38  1 

11 

07 

31 

00 

282 

25 

30 

70 

201 

82 

32 

34 

228 

09 

31 

00 

233 

83 

24 

00 

189 

79 

39 

00 

231 

85 

41 

59 

232 

35 

WELLAND.— w. 


1874  James  Goodwin,  Ely  Nelthorpe,  7  mo. 

4 

264 

15  69 

7  50 

38  25  |  223  16 

75  William  Bryers . . 

t  4 

270 

15  26 

7  84 

55  60  295  89 

76  William  Bryers . . 

1 

139 

10  15 

19  52 

42  50  170  38 

77  William  Brvers . 

1 

130 

8  00 

10  70 

41  2  i  181  35 

78  Thomas  S.  Howard . 

1 

170 

11  30 

13  75 

40  00  187  S4 

79  William  W.  Shepherd . 

1 

146 

10  00 

6  75 

31  25  i  127  07 

80  William  W.  Shepherd . 

1 

149 

12  10 

12  15 

16  85  141  75 

*  Blattsville  set  off. 


t  Crowland  set  off. 


LONDON  CONFERENCE. 


691 


WELLESLEY.— w. 


Year 

Names  of  Ministers. 

Ap¬ 

point¬ 

ments. 

No.  of 
Members 

Funds. 

Couting. 

Educa. 

Sup.  M. 

Miss’y. 

1874 

Joseph  Deacon . 

6 

103 

$11  18 

$4  50 

$18  00 

.$136  12 

75 

Robert  J.  Husband . 

5 

93 

9  00 

7  50 

18  00 

117  29 

76 

Robert  J.  Husband. . 

5 

86 

8  23 

4  85 

8  00 

97  51 

77 

Robert  J.  Husband . 

5 

85 

4  79 

6  42 

12  00 

87  50 

78 

Walton  Preston . 

4 

70 

4  33 

7  86 

13  00 

80  15 

79 

Walton  Preston . 

4 

71 

4  15 

4  00 

11  00 

62  18 

80 

Walton  Preston . 

4 

66 

4  28 

3  50 

6  00 

66  38 

WESTMINSTER.— w. 

* 

1874 

David  C.  Clappison . 

5 

196 

16  39 

7  69 

37  77 

226  34 

75 

William  Lund,  George  W.  Henderson 

5 

190 

17  00 

8  00 

37  77 

289  30 

76 

William  Lund,  George  W.  Henderson 

7 

262 

19  50 

14  42 

40  52 

32!  22 

77 

Joseph  S.  Colling,  Cecil  Harper,  B.A 

8 

332 

24  44 

19  78 

44  00 

326  62 

78  Joseph  S.  Colling,  Ezra  A.  Fear . 

7 

324 

24  31 

20  26 

53  00 

406  96 

79 

Joseph  S.  Colling . 

6 

325 

20  02 

21  46 

45  00 

368  27 

80  Thomas  Crews,  William  J .  Brandon .  . 

6 

362 

17  00 

22  50 

46  60 

351  57 

WINDHAM. 

A  small  village  in  the  township  of  Windham,  County  of  Norfolk,  Ontario. 


3 

128 

6  26 

4  05 

8  00 

3 

117 

4  00 

3  00 

6  00 

3 

120 

8  67 

5  00 

6  00 

2 

97 

3  40 

1  85 

4  50 

SO  United  with  Townsend . 

*  2 

94 

1  05 

2  13 

4  00 

53  00 
51  00 
95  SO 
35  10 
75  79 


WINDSOR.— w. 


1874  David  L.  Brethour . 

75  David  L.  Brethour . 

76  Joshua  Pitt  Lewis . 

77  Thomas  Metcalfe  Campbell . 

78  Thomas  Metcalfe  Campbell . 

79  Thomas  Metcalfe  Campbell. 

80  John  Yipond  Smith . 


1 

75 

14 

50 

13 

45 

22 

35 

66 

51 

1 

62 

15 

00 

14 

00 

23 

50 

76 

94 

1 

130 

8 

00 

14 

75 

20 

00 

34 

69 

1 

153 

15 

40 

15 

00 

22 

00 

39 

00 

1 

146 

14 

00 

9 

00 

12 

00 

61 

55 

1 

117 

11 

00 

4 

25 

10 

00 

26 

25 

1 

137 

14 

60 

5 

50 

16 

00 

'  35 

40 

WINGHAM.— w. 


1874 

75 

76 

77 

78 


Henry  Kellam,  Alfred  A.  Bowers  .... 

George  A.  Mitchell,  B.A . . 

G.  A.  Mitchell,  B.A.,  R.  R.  Maitland 

George  A.  Mitchell,  BA . 

William  Bryers . 

79  William  Bryers . 

80  William  Bryers . 


7 

240 

14 

00 

7 

00 

33 

00 

211 

92 

7 

300 

19 

28 

27 

20 

35 

00 

237 

83 

6 

281 

23 

70 

19 

43 

18 

18 

235 

48 

5 

381 

17 

45 

22 

68 

17 

03 

305 

04 

1 

170 

11 

37 

8 

00 

28 

69 

134 

65 

1 

148 

9 

85 

10 

45 

21 

50 

64 

31 

1 

160 

9 

45 

11 

05 

24 

25 

92 

WOODBURN. 


A  small  village  in  the  township  of  Binbrook,  County  of  Wentworth.  It  was  formerly  part  of 

Smithville  Circuit. 


1875  William  McCann . 

76  Wm.  McCann,  Wesley  F.  Campbell.. 

77  United  with  Stoney  Creek . | 


4 

139 

13 "  31 

4  30 

6 

71 

183  40 

6 

195 

|  11  42  j 

10  76 

23 

40 

265  82 

WOODSLEE.  — w. 


74  Thomas  Hadwin . ;  . 

5 

172 

10  00 

5  25 

13  00 

148  27 

75  William  Henderson,  James  E.  Russ.  . 

5 

175 

10  00 

4  75 

14  00 

140  08 

76  William  Henderson,  James  E.  Russ.. 

6 

376 

10  10 

4  90 

10  S6 

149  40 

77  William  Henderson,  Wm.  Tretheway. 

6 

380 

8  36 

10  47 

12  14 

154  37 

78  Thomas  Gee . 

1 10 

400 

9  00 

14  39 

21  30 

147  38 

79  Thomas  Gee . 

5 

170 

7  00 

4  00 

30  00 

125  36 

80  John  Neelands . 

6 

157 

7  Oo 

4  27 

27  00 

126  72 

*  One  appointment  given  to  Oakville  Circuit.  +  Essex  Centre  set  off. 


692 


CIRCUITS  AND  MISSIONS. 


J 


WOODSTOCK.— w. 


Ap- 

No.  of 
Members. 

Funds. 

Year 

Names  of  Ministers. 

point. 

ments. 

Conting. 

Educa. 

Sup.  M. 

Miss’y. 

1 

242 

$26  15 

$16  00 

$52  00 

$655  82 
510  79 
438  06 
387  45 
285  33 
306  01 
310  75 

lo  <4: 

1 

256 

37  73 

31  71 

55  00 

1 

250 

34  77 

24  00 

60  50 

l  o 

waiiom  T?  Pnrli-pr  M  A . 

1 

260 

33  00 

32  00 

61  00 

/  / 
78 

1 

273 

26  49 

22  00 

33  55 

1 

339 

16  29 

12  00 

25  85 

iV  '  '  •  "  . . 

80  W.  W  ellington  Carson . 

1 

245 

13  41 

20  80 

45  25 

WYOMING.— w. 


1874  John  Neelands,  Thomas  R.  Fydell .  . 
75  John  Neelands,  Robert  S.  Pritchard. 


76  John  Neelands . 

77  William  J.  Ford . 

78  William  J.  Ford . 

79  William  J  Ford . 

80  William  W.  Edwards. 


5 

154 

12  00 

6  10 

24  22 

199 

5 

140 

14  00 

6  00 

25  00 

205 

4 

143 

15  10 

7  00 

26  00 

123 

2 

101 

8  39 

5  00 

10  00 

40 

3 

108 

10  17 

6  18 

9  00 

91 

3 

100 

7  00 

6  00 

11  93 

43 

4 

102 

10  14 

5  03 

13  42 

53 

79 


Y. 


YARMOUTH.— w. 


4  | 

143 

12  36  1 

3  36 

21  67 

195  59 

75  See  Sparta . 

4 

144 

10  00  | 

3  00 

21  85 

170  75 

z. 


A  small  village  in  the  township 

1879  Theophilns  R.  Earle . 

80  Theophilus  R.  Earle . 


ZIMMERMAN. 

of  Nelson,  County  of  Halton,  Ontario.  It  was  formerly  connected 
with  Lowville  Circuit. 


3 

116 

....  I 

3 

no 

4  87 

2  00  | 

10  36 

53  86 

« 


THE 


INDIAN  AND  GERMAN  MISSIONS 

WITHIN  THE  BOUNDS  OF  THE 

ICoitiinn  (KnitDrnto, 

1874  to  1880. 


Note. — For  the  history  of  all  these  Missions  prior  to  1874,  see  Missions  of  Canada  Wesleyan 
Conference  in  Book  1.  The  grants  from  Mission  Funds  include  salaries  of  teachers  and  interpreters. 


GRAND  RIVER.— (Indian.) 


Year 

Names  of  Missionaries. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Contrib.  to 
Mission 
Fund. 

Grantsfrom 

Mission 

Fund. 

1874 

7K 

69 

$53  03 

$1,096  50 

68 

45  71 

1,020  00 

71 

59  90 

1,059  22 

77 

78 

79 

80 

40  78 

1,090  00 

98 

41  71 

1,020  00 

108 

35  50 

1,079  75 

80 

* 1  ft?  A 

64 

36  78 

HAMILTON. — (German.) 

28 

91  90 

1,000  00 

75 

fWarlpc  S  Elw  HA  . 

30 

92  50 

720  00 

na 

25 

74  75 

794  25 

77 

76 

175  40 

753  00 

78 

70 

130  54 

697  00 

7Q 

55 

117  11 

760  00 

80 

1871 

75 

28 

74  70 

MORA  VI ANTO  WN.  —(India* 

r.) 

15 

16  48 

200  00 

13 

0  63 

120  00 

?£ 

13 

6  92 

127  50 

77 

10 

4  25 

125  00 

7  Q 

9 

5  79 

100  00 

70 

44 

10  00 

100  00 

/ » 

48 

6  45 

* 

MUNCEY.  —(Indian.  ) 

70 

76  25 

1,101  78 
1,085  20 

74 

57  77 

/  o 

84 

61  99 

1,247  72 

/  0 

94 

61  53 

1,057  43 

135 

75  77 

943  00 

(  c 

JL  11 U  111  AO  UUOIUIU,  Xi.  OOl  ^ 

138 

93  81 

803  23 

/  *7  J_HUIHCtO  DUOlUlUj  AJUHU1UU.  •  • 

•  80  Thomas  Cosford,  Abel  Edwards . 

180 

115  54 

694 


INDIAN  AND  GERMAN  MISSIONS. 


NEW  CREDIT.— (Indian.) 


Year  Names  of  Missionaries. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Contrib.  to 
Mission 
Fund. 

Grantsfrom 

Mission 

Fund. 

1 874  Elisha  Tennant . . . 

70 

68 

$86  92 

77  83 

$706  80 
598  25 

86 

119  75 

674  86 

69 

46  90 

792  52 

7S  William  Grnsa  . 

78 

66  04 

752  00 

78 

71  25 

726  00 

77 

67  70 

ONEIDA. — (Indian.) 

90 

43  07 

1,116  30 

95 

30  30 

871  00 

100 

14  58 

1,037  86 

99 

13  45 

864  77 

65 

25  84 

895  00 

55 

37  37 

475  00 

55 

21  32 

PRESTON  and  PARIS.— (German.) 


1874  Stephen  Kappele,  Thomas  E.  Morden 

75  Stephen  Kappele,  Thomas  E.  Morden 

76  United  to  Hamilton  Mission . 


67 

165 

88 

78 

169 

15 

69 

128 

38 

1,250  00 
820  00 


ST.  CLAIR.— (Indian.  ) 


1874 

75 

76 

77 

78 

79 

80 


134 

47  00 

134 

77  40 

132 

30  03 

133 

42  90 

160 

69  21 

158 

55  68 

Andrew  Milliken . 

167 

36  48 

1,075  27 
801  00 
837  84 
735  CO 

672  00 

673  00 


STONEY  and  KETTLE  POINT. — (Indian.) 


1874  George  Clark . 

30 

16  07 

250  00 

75  George  Clark . 

36 

250  00 

76  William  W.  Edwards . 

41 

250  00 

77  George  A.  Schram . 

40 

345  00 

78  George  A.  Schram . 

40 

13  10 

277  00 

79  Jasper  Wilson . 

40 

10  77 

217  67 

45 

22  77 

WALPOLE  ISLAND.— (Indian.) 

1874  James  H.  Stonehouse . 

78 

151  75 

1,157  50 

75  Thomas  Hanna . 

184 

1  97  08 

858  00 

76  Thomas  Hanna . 

130 

73  68 

1,198  76 

77  Thomas  Hanna . . 

130 

1  24  88 

955  00 

78  Thomas  Hanna . . 

135 

26  63 

955  00 

79  Thomas  Hanna . 

114 

7  50 

958  00 

80  Thomas  Hanna . 

120 

1  21  10 

THE 


D  1  S  T  R  I  c  t  s 

OF  THE 

LONDON  CONFERENCE , 

SHOWING  WHO  HAVE  BEEN  CHAIRMEN  AND  FINANCIAL  SECRETARIES, 
WITH  THE  NUMBER  OF  MEMBERS  FOR  EACH  YEAR 

From  1874  to  1880. 


BRANTFORD  DISTRICT. 


Year 

Chairmen. 

Finan.  Secretaries. 

Mem. 

1874 

John  A.  Williams. 

John  Philp,  B.A  . 

3109 

75 

Alex.  Langford. . . 

John  Philp,  B.A. . 

3350 

76 

Alex.  Langford. .  . 

Wm.  McDonagh.. 

4257 

77 

W.R. Parker,  M.A. 

Wm.  McDonagh.. 

4737 

78 

W.R. Parker,  M.A. 

Wm.  McDonagh.. 

4587 

79 

E.B. Ryckman,  DD 

Thomas  Brock. . . . 

*3324 

80 

E.B.Ryckman,DD 

Thomas  Brock. .  .  . 

3173 

CHATHAM  DISTRICT. 


1874  Win.  S.  Griffin. . . 

75  Win.  S.  Griffin. . . 

76  John  Wakefield  .  . 

77  John  Wakefield  . 

78  John  Wakefield  .  . 

79  Alex.  Langford  .  . 

80  Alex.  Langford  . . 


D.  L.  Brethour.  .  .  \  2454 
D.  L.  Brethour. .  . :  2447 
W. C.  Watson, M. A:  3330 
W.C.  Watson,  M.A  I  3309 
W. C. Watson, M. A,  3462 
T.  M.  Campbell..  3825 
William  Hayhurst  4107 


GODERICH  DISTRICT. 


1874  Chas.  Lavell,  M.  A. 

75  Chas.  Lavell,  M.  A. 

76  Chas.  Lavell,  M.  A. 

77  Chas.  Lavell,  M.  A. 

78  James  Preston.. .  . 

79  J.  A. Williams, D.D 

80  J. A. Williams, D.D 


Henry  Kellam..  .  . 
Robert  Davey .... 
Robert  Davey .... 
Robert  Davey .... 

Robert  Davey - 

Wm.  McDonagh  . 
Wm.  McDonagh.. 


3486 

+3388 

4001 

4581 

4778 

£3234 

3142 


Year 

Chairmen. 

Finan.  Secretaries. 

Mem. 

1878 

E.  B.  Ryckman, 
M.A . 

Thomas  Brock. . .  . 

2662 

79 

William  Williams 

Hugh  McLean. . .  . 

*2404 

80 

William  Williams 

Hugh  McLean.. . . 

2529 

HAMILTON  DISTRICT. 


1874  Janies  Gray  .. 

75  James  Gray  .. 

76  James  Gray  . . 

77  James  Gray.. 

78  William  S.  Griffin 

79  John  Wakefield  .  . 

80  John  Wakefield  .  . 


H.  Johnston,  B.  D. 
H.  Johnston,  B.  D. 
H.  Johnston,  B.D. 
H.  Johnston,  B.D. 
Janies  Hannon  . .  . 
Janies  Hannon  . .  . 
George  H  Cornish 


1874 
75 
I  '<6 

77 

78 

79 

80 


LONDON  DISTRICT. 


W.  R.  Parker,  M.  A. 
W.R.  Parker,  M.  A. 
W.  R.  Parker,  M.  A. 
Geo.  R.  Sanderson, 

D.D . 

Geo.  R.  Sanderson, 

D.D . 

Geo.  R.  Sanderson, 

D.D . 

Geo.  R.  Sanderson, 
D.D . 


John  Wakefield  . 
John  Wakefield  . 
Janies  E.  Dyer. . 


John  Kay.. .  .  . 

John  Kay . 

B.  B.  Keefer . . 
David  Savage  . 


3871 

4359 

4797 

5288 

5116 

+4673 

4316 


3341 

3463 

4025 

4483 

4614 

+3781 

3917 


GUELPPI 

DISTRICT. 

1874  Isaac  B.  Howard.. 

D.  G.  Sutherland, 

LL.  B . 

3674 

75  Isaac  B.  Howard.. 

D.  G.  Sutherland, 

LL  B . 

§2222 

76  E.  B.  Ryckman, 

M.A . 

Thomas  Cobb .... 

2630 

77  E.  B.  Ryckman, 

M.A . 

Thomas  Brock.. .  . 

2746 

*  1,382  members  given  to  Simcoe  District. 

+  457  members  given  to  Wellington  District. 

J  1,544  members  given  to  Stratford  District. 

§  1,616  members  given  to  Wellington  District. 


NIAGARA  DISTRICT. 


1874  Geo.  R.  Sanderson  James  Preston.. 

75  Geo.  R.  Sanderson  James  Preston.. 

76  Geo.  R.  Sanderson 

77  Alex.  Langford. .  . 

78  Alex.  Langford. .  . 

79  Wm.  S.  Griffin. . . 
sn  Wm.  S.  Griffin.  .  . 


James  Preston.. 
James  C.  Slater 
James  C.  Slater 
W.  R.  Parker,  M.  A. 
W  R.  Parker. M.  A . 


2575 

2712 

3429 

3495 

3441 

§3102 

3139 


*  53  members  given  to  Stratford  District. 
+  728  members  given  to  Simcoe  District. 

+  950  members  given  to  Stratford  District. 
§174  members  given  to  Simcoe  District. 


696 


DISTRICTS  OF  THE  LONDON  CONFERENCE. 


SARNIA  DISTRICT. 


Year  Chairmen. 

Finan.  Secretaries. 

Mem. 

1874  Francis  Berry - 

James  C.  Slater. .  . 

2075 

75  James  C.  Slater  . . 

G.N.A.F.T.  Dick- 

son . 

2104 

76  James  C.  Slater  - 

G.N.A.F.T.  Dick- 

son . 

2505 

77  Wm.C.H enderson 
M.A . 

Alfred  Andrews . . 

2513 

78  Wm.C.  Henderson 
M.A . 

Thomas  Cobb .... 

2887 

79  Wm.C.  Henderson 
M.A . 

Thomas  Cobb.  .  . . 

2955 

80  Wm.C.  Henderson 
M.A . 

John  W.  German. 

2955 

SIMCOE  DISTRICT. 


ST.  THOMAS  DISTRICT. 


Year 

Chairmen. 

Finan.  Secretaries. 

Mem. 

1874 

Eph.  Evans,  D.D. 

G.N.A.F.T.  Dick¬ 
son  .  •  •  •  • 

2114 

75 

Jno.  A.  Williams. 

Geo.  H.  Cornish.  . 

2468 

76 

Jno.  A.  Williams. 

Alfred  Andrews . . 

3540 

77 

Jno.  A.  Williams. 

David  Savage .... 

3138 

78  David  Savage  .... 

David  L.  Brethour 

3290 

79 

David  Savage  .... 

James  Whiting.  .  . 

*3109 

80  James  Gray . 

James  Whiting.  .  . 

3284 

WELLINGTON  DISTRICT. 

This  District  was  formed  in  1871,  from,  part  of 
Guelph  and  Goderich  Districts. 


This  District  was  formed  in  1878,  from  part  of 
Hamilton,  Brantford,  Niagara  and  St. 
Thomas  Districts. 


1878  James  Gray. 


79  James  Gray .. .  . 

80  David  L.  Brethour 


Donald  G.  Suther¬ 
land,  LL.B. . . . 
David  L.  Brethour 
John  Kay, . 


2562 

2596 

2483 


STRATFORD  DISTRICT. 

This  District  was  formed  in  1878,  from  part  of 
London,  Goderich,  Guelph  and  Welling¬ 
ton  Districts. 

1878  J.  A  Williams, DD 

79  S.  D.  Rice,  D.D... 

80  James  Hannon. .  . 


James  Graham ...  ui 
Benj.  Clement.. . .  2702 
Benj.  Clement...  2559 


1874  Thomas  Cosford. . 

William  Hawke .  . 

2073 

75  Matthew  Swann .  . 

Wm.  Hayhurst. . . 

2203 

76  Matthew  Swann .  . 

Wm.  Hayhurst. . . 

2762 

77  Richard  J.  Forman 

Wm.  Hayhurst. .  . 

3021 

78  Charles  La  veil, 

M.A . 

James  E.  Dyer.  .  . 

3043 

79  Charles  Lavell, 

M.A . 

James  E.  Dyer - 

+3062 

80  Charles  Lavell, 

M.A . 

James  E.  Dyer..  . . 

2995 

*  278  members  given  to  Simcoe  District. 

+  187  members  given  to  Stratford  District. 


PART  IY. 


®Ij*  Jftontoal  Cnnf^r^nti, 


1874  to  1880. 


® Ij t  Jit  outre  a  l  Conferritre 

WAS  ORGANIZED  IN  THE 

CENTENARY  CHURCH,  HAMILTON,  ONTARIO, 

ON 

THURSDAY,  JUNE  11th,  1874. 


I.— SESSIONS  OF  CONFERENCE. 


Year. 

Place. 

President. 

Secretary. 

Journal  Secretary. 

1874. . 

1875.. 

1876. . 

1877. . 

1878. . 
1879  . 

1880. . 

Hamilton . 

James  Elliott . 

William  Scott . 

Thomas  G.  Williams. 
Thomas  G.  Williams. 
Thomas  G.  Williams. 
Thomas  G.  Williams. 
William  Hall,  M.A. 
Charles  A.  Hanson. 
William  Philp. 

Kingston . 

James  Elliott . 

William  Scott . . 

Quebec . 

William  Scott . 

Wm.  J.  Hunter . 

Ottawa . 

George  Douglas,  LL.D. 
John  Borland . 

Wm.  S.  Blackstock  . .  . 
Wm.  I.  Shaw,  M.A.  . . 
Thomas  G.  Williams.  . 
Thomas  G.  Williams .  . 

Brockville . 

Kingston . 

George  McRitehie  .... 
W  illiam  Hansford  .... 

Stanstead . 

II.— MINISTERS  and  MEMBERS. 


Ministers. 

Year. 

On 

trial. 

Effec¬ 

tive. 

Sup’d. 

Sup’y. 

Total. 

1874.  . . 

38 

126 

11 

7 

182 

1875. . . 

43 

150 

13 

12 

218 

1876. . . 

38 

152 

13 

13 

216 

1877. . . 

36 

159 

11 

8 

214 

1878. . . 

39 

157 

14 

10 

220 

1879. . . 

40 

159 

16 

10 

225 

1880... 

35 

161 

18 

8 

222 

Members. 


Increase. 

On  trial. 

Full. 

Total. 

Increase. 

1,340 

17,606 

18,946 

.... 

36 

1,003 

19,473 

20,481 

1,435 

1,278 

19,740 

21,018 

537 

1,324 

20,782 

22,106 

1,088 

6 

1,324 

21,526 

22,850 

744 

5 

1,081 

21,292 

22,373 

dec.  477 

dec.  3 

1,110 

21,099 

22,429 

56 

Note. — -In  the  numbers  for  1875  are  included  19  ministers  and  970  members,  brought  into  the 
Union  by  the  late  New  Connexion  Methodist  Conference. 


III.—  CONNEXIONAL  FUNDS. 


Year. 

Contingent 

Educa¬ 

tional. 

Sunday 

School. 

1874 . 

$1,698  92 

$1,552  92 

1875 . 

1,686  37 

1,851  48 

$84  35 

1876 . 

1,653  69 

1,688  72 

60  12 

1877 . 

1,5S6  19 

1,658  47 

200  55 

1878 . 

1,469  00 

1,344  45 

66  66 

1879......... 

1,316  29 

1,141  58 

54  06 

1880 . 

1,212  11 

952  91 

38  56 

Superannuated  Ministers. 


Circuit 

Subs. 

Ministers 

Subs. 

Total. 

Missionary. 

$3,876 

55 

$944 

00 

$4,820 

55 

$33,070 

20 

3,896 

30 

1,630 

00 

5,526 

30 

34,769 

27 

3,694 

51 

1,770 

00 

5,464 

51 

32,281 

19 

4,049 

43 

1,770 

00 

5,819 

43 

29,156 

84 

3,875 

17 

1,855 

00 

5,730 

17 

26,730 

39 

3,409 

47 

1,741 

00 

5,150 

47 

23,586 

41 

3,005 

44 

1,840 

00 

4,845 

44 

24,602 

45 

THE  NAMES  OF 


THE 

OF  THE  MONTREAL  CONFERENCE, 

CLASSIFIED  AND  ALPHABETICALLY  ABBANGED 

UNDER  THE  YEAR  IN  WHICH  THEIR  MINISTRY  BEGAN. 


Note. _ Tlie  figures  in  the  column  after  the  name  show  the  year  in  which  his  connection  with  th* 

Conference  ceased,  the  letters  indicate  the  cause. 

I  t.  Transferred  to  Toronto  Conf. 

l.  Transferred  to  London  Coni 

n.  b.  Transferred  to  New  Brunswiek  Conf. 


d.  Died. 
dp.  Dropped. 
dep.  Deposed. 


ex.  Expelled. 
loc.  Located, 
w.  Withdrew. 


1827. 


1  Tomkins,  John. 


1828. 


2  Shaler,  Henry. 


1830. 


3  Brock,  James. 


1833. 

4  Hardie,  David . L- 

5  Ker,  Peter . L- 

6  Warren,  John  C . 

1834. 

7  Garry,  Robert . D- 

1835. 

8  Borland,  John . 

9  Ingalls,  Edmund  S . 

1836. 

10  Hurlburt,  Sylvester . D 

11  Scott,  William . 

12  Selley,  John  B . D 

1837. 

13  Byers,  Henry . 

14  McDonald,  Malcolm . 

1839. 

15  English,  William . 

1841. 

16  Elliott,  James . 

1842. 

17  Davis,  George  H . 

18  Fear,  Samuel . 

19  Ogden,  Thomas . 

1843. 

20  Constable,  Thomas  W . 

21  Gear,  Joshua . 

22  Kimball,  Horatio  N . 

23  Lochead,  Robert . 


1877 

1875 


1876 


.DEP. 


1844. 

24  Howes,  John . 

25  Robinson,  Robert . 

1845. 

26  Whiting,  Richard . 

1846. 

27  Blackstock,  William  S . t. 

28  Corbett,  John . 

29  Osborne,  John  C . 


1877 


.EX. 


1S79 

1878 


1877 

1880 

1880 


.  L. 

■  D. 


1847. 

30  McGill,  William 

1848. 

31  Armstrong,  John.. . . 
32'  Douglas,  George 

33  Wilson,  Richard - 


1849. 


1877 

1880 


1871 


34  Peck,  William . 

35  Smith,  Andrew  A . 

1850. 

36  Adkins,  Thomas  O . 

37  Creighton,  William . 

38  Hammond,  Richard . . 

39  Huntington,  Silas . . 

40  McRitchie,  George . 

1851. 

41  Sanderson,  William . ’ . 

1852. 

42  Atkinson,  Thomas . D. 

43  Maudsley,  Samuel  E . 

1853. 


1874 


44  Houghton,  Luther  . 

45  Phillips,  Samuel  G. 


MONTREAL  CONFERENCE. 


1854. 


46  Briden,  William . 

47  Dowler,  John  A . t 

4S  Hunt,  Francis . 

49  Keough,  Jabez  B . n 

50  Roy,  James . dei’ 


51  Ward,  Edward  A . 

1855. 

52  Davies,  John . 

53  Drennan,  Alexander . 

54  Dyre,  William  R . 

55  Follick,  Joseph . 

56  Fowler,  Hiram . 

57  Hansford,  William . 

58  Huxtable,  George  G . 

59  Norton,  William  . 

60  Short.  William . 

61  Sutherland,  Alexander . T. 

62  Walton,  John . 

1856. 

63  Beaudry,  Louis  N . 

64  Bond,  Stephen . 

65  Brown,  William  D . 

66  Charbonell,  Thomas . 


67  Hunter,  William  J . t. 

68  Krupp,  Henry  . 

69  Miller,  William  W . 

70  Peterson,  Andrew  L.  .  .  . . T. 

71  Robson,  Ebenezer . t. 

1857. 

72  Connolly,  Daniel . 

73  Mark,  Robert . 

74  Scott,  John . d. 


1858. 

75  Adams,  William . 

76  Bell,  Thomas . 

77  Bland,  Henry  F . 

78  Dorion,  Joseph  A.  . 

79  Gordon,  James  A . D. 

80  Hall,  William . 

81  Jackson,  Samuel . 

82  Parent,  Amand . 

83  Sheridan,  William . 

84  Stenning,  George . 

85  Teeson,  Samuel . 

1859. 

86  Adams,  Richard  N . 

87  Campbell,  Alexander . 

88  Hiscox,  John . 

89  Ireland,  Francis  C . log. 

90  Johnston,  Hugh . 

91  Might,  Samuel . 

92  Shorey,  Edmund  S . 

1860. 


93  Kennedy,  David . n.b. 

94  Lucas,  Daniel  V . 

95  Pyke,  William . 

96  Richardson,  James  E . 

97  Rose,  Brock . D. 

98  Stafford,  Ezra  A . 

99  Wilson,  John . u.s. 

1861. 

100  Gaetz,  Leonard . l. 

101  Galbraith,  William . 

102  Holmes,  John . 

103  Hooker,  LeRoy . 

104  McCann,  Alfred . 

105  McCullough,  WilliamS . d. 

106  O’Hara,  James . 

107  Roadhouse,  Job . 

108  Williams,  Thomas  G . 


1876 

1879  | 

1877 


1875 

1878 

1880 

1880 

1875 

1875 


1877 

1875 

1877 

1880 

1875 


1878 


1862. 

109  Cairns,  Hugh . 

110  Hardie,  Alexander . 

111  Jackson,  William  .... 

112  Jones,  Cornelius  A . 

113  Morrow,  Edward . 

114  Pearson,  Marmaduke  L 

115  Robinson,  Richard . 

116  Stewart,  John . 

117  Taylor,  William . 

1863. 

118  A 11  urn,  Carl . 

119  Brown,  Thomas  C. 

120  Fowler,  Joseph  H. 

121  Freshman,  Jacob  . 

122  Irvine,  Henry . 

123  Kines,  James . 

124  Phillips,  Samuel  B 

125  Pitcher,  Joel  T  . .  . 

126  Rogers,  George  . .  . 

127  Tennant,  Elisha... 

1864. 

128  Chambers,  Andrew  B 

129  Chant,  Joseph  H.  .  . . 

130  Robinson,  George. .  . 

131  Shaw,  William  J. .  . . 

132  Stewart,  John  H. . . . 

1865. 

133  Hagar,  Joseph  M. . . . 

134  Hanson,  Charles  A 

135  Raney,  William..  . 

136  Scanlon,  John.  .  .  . 

137  Squire,  George  H  . 

1866. 

138  Forsey,  George . 

139  Pearen,  James . 

140  Smith,  Nathaniel.  .  . 

141  Sparling,  Joseph  W 

1867. 

142  Haylock,  James  Joseph 

143  Reynolds,  Francis  C 

144  Richardson,  Ezekiel 

145  Ryan,  William  .... 

146  Wilson,  John . 

1868. 

147  Chambers,  Alexander  C 

148  Garrett,  John  C . 

149  Grenfell,  John  . 

150  Hadden,  Thomas . 

151  Jolliffe,  William  J . 

152  Longley,  Benjamin  .  .  . 

153  Rilance,  William. .  .  . 

154  Saunders,  Jabez  B 

155  Wilkinson,  Isaac.  . . 

156  Winters,  David. . . . 

1869. 

157  Allen,  James . 

158  Austin,  Nathan... 

159  Awde,  James . 

160  C'lipsham,  John  W 

161  Ferguson,  John... 

162  Gifford,  Gorham  A 

163  Knight,  Adolphus  G 

164  Oliver,  Robert  F.  .  . 

165  Shier,  Richard  .... 

166  Taylor,  Edward  H 

1870. 

167  Craig,  William  ... 

168  Knowles,  Henry  W 


702 


MINISTERS  AND  PROBATIONERS. 


1870. — Continued. 

169  Knox,  William . 

170  Lawrence,  John . 

171  Leach,  John  J.  . .  .  . 

172  Rennie,  Thomas . 

173  Simpson,  James . 

1871. 

174  Austin.  William . • 

175  De  Gruchy,  Edward . 

176  De  Long,  Francis . 

177  Fowkes,  John  R . 

178  Henderson,  James . 

179  Holmes,  A.  Lee . 

180  Hughes,  Silas  J . 

181  Meyer,  Henry . 

182  Patterson,  Allan . 

183  Perley,  William  F . 

184  Syvret,  John . 

185  Timberlake,  William . 

186  Topping,  Nassau  B . 

187  Werden,  James  E . 

1872. 

188  Blades,  John  Thomas 

189  Brick,  John  G . 

190  Carr,  Joseph . 

191  Crookshanks,  Simon . 

192  Crothers,  William  J . 

193  Crozier,  James  G . 

194  De  Long,  Albert  M . 

195  Eason,  Richard . 

196  Fawcett,  James  B . 

197  Franklin,  Benjamin  .... 

198  Jamieson,  William  S. . . . 

199  Pearson,  William . 

200  Philp,  William . 

201  Scott,  Moses . 

202  Shibley,  Samuel . 

203  Shortt,  William  K . 

204  Webster,  John  . 

205  Whiteside,  Arthur . 


.DP. 


1879 


1875 


loc.  1876 


214 

215 

216 
217 


1873. 

206  Allen,  William  A  .  .  . . 

207  Cunningham,  W.  B.  . . 

208  Munroe,  John  A . 

209  Sparling,  William  H.. 

210  Taylor,  Earnest  M  . .  .  . 

211  Tisdale,  Mark . 

212  Ward,  Joseph.  . 

213  Wheatley,  Isaac . 

1874. 

Cliown,  Samuel  D .  .  . 

Conley,  Thomas  B . 

Crane,  Edward  W . .  .  . 
Ellery,  Samuel . 

218  Laidley,  Robert  B. . . 

219  Porter,  George  H . 

220  Poyser,  George  C . 

221  Smith,  William  T  . .  . 

1875. 

222  Bates,  Martin  J . 

223  Conley,  Lewis . 

224  Garvin,  John . 

225  Geoffry,  Antoine - 

226  Gibson,  John . 

227  Kneelands,  Abner  W. 

228  Marceau,  William  F. 

229  McCunn,  Drummond. 

230  Onesakenarat,  Joseph 

1876. 

231  Aubin,  Gedeon . 

232  Earl,  Joseph . 

233  Mallory,  DelmerE.. . 

234  Sanderson,  David  C. . 

235  Stratton,  John  G. . . . 

1877. 

236  Jaques,  Alfred . 

1878. 

237  Langrill,  William  L. . 


LOC. 

LOC. 


1878 

1879 


dp.  i  1876 
.  l.  ;  1877 


loc.  |  1879 


’.loc!  !  1880 


.dp.  1  1876 
loc.  |  7879 

’.  .d.  I  1881 


u.  s.  j  1879 

. . . .  I 

;;;;  I 

. ,d.  1S77 
..d.  1S79 
loc.  1879 


PROBATIONERS  CONNECTED  WITH  THE  MONTREAL  CONFERENCE,  JUNE,  1880. 

SHOWING  THE  YEAR  WHEN  THEIR  MINISTRY  BEGAN. 


1873. 

1  Flanders,  Charles  R . 

1874. 

2  Madge,  Walter  W . 

1876. 

3  Davis,  George  H.  II. . . . 

4  Elliott,  James . 

5  McKecknie,  Robert  W.. 

6  Trimble,  John B . 

1877. 

7  Eldridge,  Gardner  S. .. . 

8  Grenier,  William  C . 

9  Mansell,  Thomas  J  ... 

10  McDowell,  John  V  . . .  . 

11  Pinel,  Joseph . 

12  Smith,  William . 

13  Taylor,  Melvin . 

14  Young,  William  Robert 

1878. 

15  Craig,  James  A . 

16  Holden,  Alva . 


1 878. — Continued. 

I  17  Kendall,  Sidney  C . 

!  18  Lawson,  James . . 

;  19  McAdoo,  Samuel  N . 

j  20  Pierce,  Barry . 

21  Read,  F.  A . . . 

22  Summers,  William  H . 

23  Thompson,  J ohn . D. 

1879. 

24  Carson,  Thomas  C . 

I  25  Craig,  Thomas . 

|  26  Deveneau,  Nelson  W.  . 

i  27  Howard,  Herbert  W . 

28  Lawrence,  Charles  H . 

29  Meyer,  Frederick  W.  A . 

30  Moore,  John  M . 

31  Sasseville,  Ernest M . 

1880. 

32  Clancy,  Wm.  R . 

33  Corry,  Thomas  H . 

34  Lett,  Francis  W . 

35  Maher,  Joseph  L.  A . 

36  Somerville,  W.  William'  '  '  . 


1880 


I 

t 


MINISTERS  AND  PROBATIONERS  FOR  THE  MINISTRY, 

CONNECTED  WITH  THE 

JE o n t r t a i  d o it fcrcim, 

1874  to  1880. 


A. 

ADAMS,  RICHARD  JSf. 


1859. 

1874  George’s  Lake. ..  (sup’d.)  1 

75  Plantagenet .  . .  .(sup’d.)  1 

76  Bell’s  Corners .  3 

79  Tam  worth .  2 

ADAMS,  WILLIAM. 

1858. 

1874  Dudswell .  1 

75  Mansonville .  3 

78  Sutton .  • .  3 


ADKINS,  THOMAS  0. 
1S50. 

1874  Lansdown . (sup’y.  )  7 

ALLEN,  JAMES,  M.A. 
1869. 

1874  Kingston  2nd .  3 

77  Montreal  6th .  3 

80  Ivemptville .  1 


A  graduate  of  Victoria  Uni¬ 
versity — B.A.,  1875  ;  M.A.,  in 
course,.  1880. 


ALLEN,  WILLIAM  A. 
c.  1873. — e.  on  T.  1874. — 
e.  f.  c.  /fe  o.  1878. 


1873  Stanstead .  2 

75  Cowan  sville .  2 

77  Franklin  Centre .  3 

80  Metcalfe .  1 


ALLUM,  CARL. 

1863. 

1874  Renfrew,  Ger.  Mission..  3 
77  Egans ville,  Ger.  Mission.  4 

ARMSTRONG,  JOHN. 
1848. 

1874  Montreal  Seventh  ......  2 


76  Montreal  Ninth .  3 

79  Lacolle .  2 


ATKINSON,  THOMAS. 
1852. 

1874  Maitland .  1 

Died  December  29th,  1874, 
aged  50  years. 


AUBIN,  GEDEON. 
k.  on  T.  1876. 

1876  Cowansville  &  W.  Brome  1 
77  Montreal  Centre, French.  2 
79  Removed  to  United  States. 


AUSTIN,  NATHAN. 
1869.— k.  f.  c.  &  o  1874. 


1874  Lachine .  2 

76  Seeley’s  Bay .  3 

79  Portage-du-Forte .  2 


AUSTIN,  WILLIAM. 
1871.— r.  f.  c.  &  o.  1875. 

1874  Kennebec .  1 

75  Moulinette .  3 

78  Island  Brook  .  .- .  I 

79  Leeds .  2 

AWDE,  JAMES,  B.  A. 
1869. 

1874  Montreal  Fifth .  1 

75  Portsmouth .  2 

77  Allowed  one  year  to  com¬ 

plete  his  studies .  1 

78  Portsmouth  k  Garden  Is.  1 

79  Oataraqui .  1 

SO  Pt.  Levis  &  Bourg  Louis  1 


A  graduate  of  Queen’s  Univer¬ 
sity,  Kingston — B.A.,  1879. 

B. 


BATES,  MARTIN  JOSIAH. 
r.  on  T.  1875. — it.  f.  c.  &o.  1880. 


1875  South  Mountain .  1 

76  Cataraqui .  2 

78  Montreal  Theo.  College..  2 
80  South  Stukeley .  1 


BEAUDRY,  LOUIS  NAPO¬ 
LEON. 

1856. 

1856  )  Troy  Conference, 
to  Methodist  Episcopal 

75  )  Church,  U.  S. 

76  Montreal,  French  Mis. . .  5 

Delegate  to  General  Conference, 
1878. 

Author  of  ‘  ‘  Spiritual  Struggles 
of  a  Roman  Catholic,”  an  Auto¬ 
biography.  Principal  of  ‘  ‘  Insti- 
tut.  Metliodiste  Franfaise,”  1880. 


BELL,  THOMAS. 
1858. 

1874  Durham . 

76  Metis . 

79  West  Farnham  . . . . 


BLACKSTOCK,  WM.  S. 
1846. 

1874  Napanee .  3 

77  St.  John’s  .  2 

79  Toronto  Conference. 

Secretary  of  Conference  1877. 
Delegate  to  General  Confer¬ 
ence,  Montreal,  1878. 


BLADES,  JOHN  THOMAS. 
1873. 

1874  Point  Levis .  1 

75  Dropped. 


BLAND,  HENRY  FLESH ER. 


1858. 

1874  Quebec .  3 

77  Montreal  Fourth  .  3 

80  Pembroke .  1 


Delegate  to  General  Confer¬ 
ence,  Montreal,  1878. 

Chairman  of  District,  1874  to 
1876  and  1880. 


W  tv 


704 


MINISTERS  AND  PROBATIONERS. 


BOND,  STEPHEN. 
1856. 


1874  Kemptville .  1 

76  Farmersville .  - 

78  Pakenham .  6 

Delegate  to  General  Confer¬ 
ence,  Montreal,  1878. 

Financial  Secretary, 


CAMPBELL,  ALEXANDER. 
1859. 


1874  Cornwall .  £ 

75  Ottawa  West .  4 

78  Morrisburg .  3 

Delegate  to  General  Confer¬ 
ence,  Montreal,  1878. 


1880. 


BORLAND,  JOHN. 

1835. 

1874  Melbourne . . .  1 

75  St.  John’s,  French .  o 

80  Granby,  French .  1 

Chairman  of  French  work,  1874 

to  1880.  la-re 

President  of  Conierence,  1878. 
Delegate  to  General  Confer¬ 
ence,  Montreal,  1878. 


BRICK,  JOHN  G. 
1872. 

1874  Inverness . 

75  Sherbroooke ....  (sup  y.  ) 
77  Gaspe  Basin  &  Barochois 
80  Anticosti  &  Gaspe  Basin. 

BRIDEN,  WILLIAM. 
1854. 

1874  Cataraqui . 

76  Odessa . 

79  Bath . 


CARR,  JOSEPH. 

c.  1872, 1873.—  R.  on  t.  1874.— 
r.  f.  c.  &  o.  1878. 

1872  Ay  1  win  . 

73 


CLANCY,  WM. 

r.  on  T. 
1880  Bath . 


ROCKWELL. 

1880. 

.  1 


CL1PSHAM,  JNO.  WESLEY. 

1869.— R.  F.  c.  &  o.  1875. 
1874  Hatley  and  Cassville.. .  .  1 

75  Franklin  Centre .  2 

77  St.  Lambert  &  Chambly  2 
79  Sawyerville .  2 


74  North  Gower . 

75  Melbourne . 

76  Montreal  Theol.  College. 

78  Chelsea . 


C. 


CARSON,  THOMAS 
r.  on  t.  1879. 

1879  Hudson .  2 


CHAMBERS,  ALEXANDER  C. 
1868. 

1874  London  Conference  .... 

76  North  Gower . 

77  Portsmouth  and  Garden 

Island . 

78  Morven  and  Gosport.  .  . . 

80  Wolford . 


CONLEY,  LEWIS. 
r.  wit.  1875.— R.  f.  c.  &o.  1880. 
1875  Pittsburg . 


76  Matilda  . . . 

77  Lansdowne . 

78  Cobourg.. . . 
80  Franktown. 


.s.v.  c. 


CONLEY, 
c.  1874. 

R. 

1874  - 

75  Wilton. 


BROCK,  JAMES. 

1830. 

1874  Toronto  Conference. ....  3 
77  Kingston . (sup’d.)  4 


BROWN,  THOMAS  C. 
1863. 


1874  Compton .  " 

76  Granby .  1 

78  Wilton .  3 

brown,  william  d. 

1856. 

1874  Aultsville .  2 

76  Lansdowne .  1 

78  Melbourne . .  2 

80  Aultsville . (supd.)  1 


CHAMBERS,  ANDREW 
BUSTEED,  B.C.L. 

1864. 

1874  Montreal  Sixth .  1 

75  Pembroke .  2 

77  Napanee .  3 

80  Quebec .  1 

A  graduate  of  McGill  Univer¬ 
sity,  Montreal — B.C.L.,  1875. 

Financial  Secretary,  1874  to 
1880. 

CHANT,  JOSEPH  HORATIO. 
1864. 

1874  Toronto  Conference .  3 

77  Centre ville . 

79  Edwardsburg .  2 


THOMAS  B.,  B.A. 
— r.  on  t.  1875. — 
f.  o.  &  o.  1879. 

. .  1 

.  1 

76  Cobourg . :  .s.v.c.  2 

78  Newburg .  1 

79  Elginburg .  2 

A  graduate  of  Victoria  Univer¬ 
sity — B.A.,  1878. 

CONNOLLY,  DANIEL. 
1857. 

1874  Sherbrooke  . .  1 

75  Waterloo .  3 

7  8  Granby .  1 

79  Newburg .  2 

Financial  Secretary,  1874. 


BYERS,  HENRY. 

1837. 

1874  Kingston .  (supW.)  6 

80  Deposed  from  the  othce  ol 
the  ministry. 


c. 


CHARBONEL,  THOMAS. 
1856. 

1874  Compton,  French . 

75  Compton  &  Sherbrooke, 

French . 

78  Sherbrooke  &  Brompton. 


CONSTABLE,  THOMAS  W. 
1843. 

1874  Spencerville  .  2 


76 

78 


Compton .  2 

Cookshire . (sup’d.)  3 


CORBETT,  JOHN. 

1846. 

1874  Grenville .  1 

75  Three  Rivers .  1 

76  Dixville .  2 

78  Expelled. 


CORRY,  THOMAS  Id. 
r.  on  t.  1880. 

1880  Lyn . 


CAIRNS,  HUGH. 

1862. 

1874  Clarenceville .  3 

77  Frelighsburg .  2 

79  Bedford .  2 


CHOWN,  SAMUEL  DWIGHT. 

c.  1874.— R.  on  t.  1875. — 
r.  f.  c.  &  o.  1879. 

1874  Melbourne .  1 

75  North  Gower .  1 

76  Cobourg . (s.v.c.)  2 

78  Lancaster .  2 

80  Maitland .  1 


CRAIG,  JAMES  A.,  B.A. 
c.  1878. — R.  on  t.  1879. 
1879  Montreal  Theol.  College. 
80  Dixville . 


CRAIG,  THOMAS. 
r.  on  t.  1879. 

1879  Mattawa . 

80  Dropped. 


MONTREAL  CONFERENCE. 


705 


CRAIG,  WILLIAM. 
1870. — r  f.  c.  &  o.  1874. 


1874  Beacliburg .  2 

76  Onslow .  2 

78  Renfrew .  3 


CRANE,  EDWARD  WARD, 
c.  1874. — it  on  t.  1875. — 
R.  f.  c.  &  o.  1878. 


1874  . .  1 

75  Franklin  Centre .  1 

76  Shaw  bridge .  1 

77  Matilda .  1 

78  Odelltown .  3 


CREIGHTON,  WILLIAM. 
1859. 

1874  Almonte . (sup’d.)  7 

CROOKSHANKS,  SIMON. 
1872. — r.  f.  c.  &  o.  1877. 

1 87  4  Island  Brook .  1 

75  Cobourg . (s.v.c.)  2 

7  7  W  est  Shefford .  3 


CROTHERS,  WM.  J.,  M.  A. 
1S72. — r.  f.  c.  &.  o.  1876. 

1874  Huntingdon .  1 

75  Newburg .  1 

76  Sawyerville .  3 

79  St.  John’s .  2 

A  graduate  of  McGill  Univer¬ 
sity,  Montreal  —  B.A.,  1872  ; 
M.A.,  in  course,  1875. 


CROZIER,  JAMES  G. 
1872.— r.  f.  c.  &  o.  1876. 
1874  Newburg .  1 

75  Bath .  1 

76  Brockville .  1 

77  Kingston .  1 

78  Agent  of  Stanstead  Wes¬ 

leyan  College .  1 

79  Kingston  First .  1 

80  Dunham .  1 


CUNNINGHAM,  WM.  B. 
1873. 

1874  Lansdown .  1 

75  Montreal  Theol.  College.  2 

77  Pittsburg .  1 

78  Mattawa .  1 

79  Located. 


D. 


DAVIES,  JOHN. 
1855. 


1874  St.  Armand .  2 

76  Aultsville .  3 

79  W^tmeath .  1 

80  Pittsburg .  1 


45 


DAVIS,  GEORGE  H. 
1842. 


1S74  St.  John’s .  3 

77  Prescott .  2 

79  Smith’s  Falls .  2 


Delegate  to  General  Confer¬ 
ence,  Montreal,  1878. 


DAVIS,  GEORGE  H.  H. 
r.  on  t.  1876. 

1876  Franklin  Centre .  1 

77  Huntingdon .  1 

78  Kingston .  1 

79  Vankleek  Hill .  1 

80  Richmond .  1 


De  GRUCHY,  EDWARD. 
1871. — R.  f.  c.  &  o.  1876. 
1S74  Bolton,  French .  1 

75  Montreal  Theo.  College..  1 

76  Montreal,  French .  1 

77  Roxton  and  Acton  (Fell.)  4 


De  LONG,  ALBERT  MORICE. 
1872  — r.  f.  c.  &  o.  1876. 

1874  Bolton . 1 

75  Robinson .  3 

78  WestBrome .  3 


.  De  LONG,  FRANCIS. 

1871. — R.  f.  c.  1875. 

1874  East  Dnnham .  1 

75  Marbleton .  3 

78  West  Brome  ....  (sup’d.)  1 

79  Rawdon .  2 


DEVENEAU,  NELSON  W. 

R.  on  t.  1879. 

1879  Montreal  (French  Mis.)..  1 
80  Montreal  and  Mile  End. .  1 

DORION,  JOS.  ARCHIBALD. 
1858. 

1874  Shefford  (French) .  3 

77  Waterloo  &Cauaan(Fch.)  2 

79  Oka  (Indian) .  2 

DOUGLAS,  GEORGE,  LL.D. 
1848. 

1874  1  Montreal  Wes.  College, 
to  >  Principal  and  Professor  of 

80  )  ’Theology. 

President  of  Conference,  1877. 

Delegate  to  General  Conference, 
Montreal,  1878.  President  of 
General  Conference,  1878. 


DOWLEli,  JOHN  ALEX. 


1854. 

1874  Glentay . 1 

75  Edwardsburg .  1 

76  Toronto  Conference. 

DRENNAN,  ALEXANDER. 

1855. 

1874  Metis .  2 

76  Three  Rivers .  2 

78  Ormstown .  1 


79  Metis,  Riviere  du  Loup 

and  Rimouski . 

80  Metis  and  Rimouski. .  .  . 


DYRE,  WILLIAM  RANKIN. 
1855. 


1874  Perth .  3 

77  Richmond .  3 

80  Manotick. . .  1 


EARL,  JOSEPH. 

R.  on  t.  1876.— r.  f.  c.  &  o.  1880. 


1876  Farmersville .  1 

77  Lyn .  l 

78  Bell’s  Comers .  1 

79  Arundel .  1 

80  Alice .  1 

EASON,  RICHARD. 

1872. — r  f.  c.  &  o.  1876. 

1874  Kingston  First .  I 

75  Montreal  Eighth .  2 

77  London  Conference .  2 

79  Evangelistic  Work .  1 

80  Inverness .  ] 


ELDRIDGE,  GARDINER 
SPINK. 

R.  on  t.  1877. 

1877  Beebe  Plain .  1 

78  Cobourg . (s.  v.  c.)  3  . 


ELLERY",  SAMUEL, 
c.  1874.— r.  on  t.  1875.— 

R.  f.  c.  &  o.  1879. 

1874  . .  1 

75  Lyn .  1 

76  Winchester  ., .  1 

77  Newburgh .  1 

78  Cataraqui .  1 

79  Alice .  1 

80  Seeley’s  Bay  .  1 


ELLIOTT,  JAMES,  D.D. 
1841. 

1874  Kingston .  3 

77  Brockville .  3 

80  Kingston .  1 


President  of  the  Conference  for 
the  years  1874  and  1875. 

Chairman  of  District,  1874  to 
1880. 

The  honorary  degree  of  Doctor 
in  Divinity  was  conferred  upon 
him  in  1877  by  the  University  of 
Victoria  College,  Cobourg. 

He  was  a  Delegate  to  the  Gen¬ 
eral  Conference  of  1878  at  Mon¬ 
treal. 


ELLIOTT,  JAMES. 

1876  Pittsburg .  I 

77  Newboro’ .  2 

79  Carlton  Place .  1 

80  Cobourg . (s.  v.  c. )  1 

ENGLISH,  WILLIAM. 
1839. 

1874  Dunham . (sup’d.)  4 

78  West  Farnham .  1 

79  Granby . (sup’d.)  2 


MINISTERS  AND  PROBATIONERS. 


706 


F 


FAWCETT,  JAMES  B 

1872. 


1874  Bath .  1 

75  Carlton  Place .  1 

76  Located. 

FEAR,  SAMUEL. 

1842. 

1874  Tamworth . ,■  •  •  “ 

76  Tam  worth . (sm'D.)  1 

77  London  Conference. 

FERGUSON,  JOHN. 

1869. 

1874  Selby  .  j* 

77  Pittsburg .  " 

80  Delta  .  1 

FLANDERS,  CIIAS.  RUSTON. 
1873. 

1874  St  Armand . 1 

75  Cobourg  .....  •  (u-  v.  o  )  5 
80  Kingston  First .  1 

FOLLICK,  JOSEPH. 

IS55. 


FRANKLIN,  BENJAMIN,  B.A. 
1872. 

1874  Bell’s  Corners .  1 

75  Cobourg . (u.  v.  c.)  3 

78  Valleyfield . .  1 

79  Stanstead  Wes.  College..  1 

80  . . . ;  •  1 

A  graduate  of  Victoria  Univer¬ 
sity — B. A., gold  medallist,  1878. 

FRESHMAN,  JACOB. 
1863. 

1874  Gananoque .  3 

77  Perth . •••  "2 

79  Kingston . (sup’d.)  2 


Gr. 


GAETZ,  LEONARD. 
1861. 

1874  Nova  Scotia  Conference. 

75  Montreal  First . 

78  London  Conference. 


1874  Crosby . 

75  Carlton  Place .  4 

76  Beachbnrg .  “ 

79  Battersea .  1 


FORSEY,  GEORGE. 
1866. 

1874  Newfoundland  Conf . 

75  Melbourne . 

78  Merrickville . 

80  Montreal  Sixth . 


FOWKES,  JOHN  R. 

1871. — r.  f.  c.  &  o.  1875 
1874  East  Farnliam . 

75  Shawbridge . 

76  Farnham .  } 

77  Lombardy . 

78  Glentay  and  Maberly.. . 

80  Beai'brook . 


FOWLER,  HIRAM. 

1855. 

1874  Westmeath .  3 

77  Portage  du  Forte  .  2 

79  East  Bolton .  2 

Chairman  of  District,  1875  and 

1.870. 

Financial  Secretary,  187/  and 
1878. 

FOWLER,  JOSEPH  H.,  M.A. 
1863. 

1874  Knowlton .  1 

7  5  Sutton .  3 

78  Magog .  1 

79  Robinson .  1 

80  Windsor  Mills .  1 


GALBRAITH,  Wll,  B.C.L. 
1861. 

1874  Montreal  Third .  1 

75  Stanstead . 2 

77  Kingston .  3 

80  Brockville .  1 

A  graduate  of  McGill  Univer¬ 
sity,  Montreal,  B.C.L  ,  1875.  • 
Delegate  to  General  Conference, 
Montreal,  1878. 

Chairman  of  District,  1877  to 
1879. 

Financial  Secretary,  1880. 

GARRETT,'  JOHN  COLQU- 
HOUN. 

1868. 

1874  North  Augusta .  1 

75  Battersea .  1 

76  Harrow  smith .  2 

78  Lausdown .  3 

GARRY,  ROBERT. 

1834. 

1874  Brockville . (sup’y.)  3 

Died  Oct.  31st,  1876,  aged  72 

years  and  4  months. 

GARVIN,  JOHN. 
r.  on  T.  1875. 

1875  Glentay  and  Maberly ... .  1 

76  Franktown .  1 

77  Shawbridge .  1 

78  Cobourg . (S.Y.C.)  2 

80  Located. 

GEAR,  JOSHUA. 

1843. 

1874  Dunham. . (sup’y.)  7 


GEOFFROY,  ANTOINE. 
r.  f.  c.  1875. 

1875  Kingsey  Siding  (French).  6 

GIBSON,  JOHN, 
r.  on t.  1875.— R.  f.  c.  &o.  1880. 

1875  Lansdown .  1 

76  Wilton .  4 

77  Bath .  1 

78  Montreal  Theol.  College.  2 

80  Riviere  du  Loup .  1 

GIFFORD,  GORHAM  ALFRED. 
1869  (  Primitive 
to  '  Methodist 

73  |  Conference. 

74  Point  Fortune .  3 

77  Billing’s  Bridge .  3 

SO  Westmeath .  1 

Financial  Secretary,  1880. 

GORDEN,  JAMES  ALEX. 
1858. 

1874  Prescott .  1 

75  Ottawa,  East .  1 

Died  Aug.  23rd,  1875,  aged  39 

years. 

GRENFELL,  JOHN. 

1868. 

1874  Bolton .  2 

76  Bedford .  3 

7  9  Knowlton .  2 

GRENIER,  WILLIAM  CHAS. 
r.  on  t.  1877. 

1877  Montreal,  East  (French.)  3 
80  Montreal,  Hochelega  and 
Longueuil .  1 


H. 


HADDON,  THOMAS. 

1S68. 

1874  Leeds .  2 

76  Toronto  Conference. 

HAGAR,  JOS.  MESSMORE 
M.A. 

1S65. 

1874  Waterloo .  1 

75  Gov.  Stanstead  Wes.  Coll.  2 

77  Kempt ville .  3 

SO  Kingston — Queen  Street.  1 

HALL,  WILLIAM,  M.A. 
1858. 

1874  Ottawa  East .  1 

75  Cornwall .  3 

7  8  Montreal  Eighth .  3 

HAMMOND,  RICHARD  M. 
1860. 

1874  North  Gower .  2 

76  Morrisburg . , .  2 

78  Aylmer .  3 


MONTREAL  CONFERENCE. 


707 


HANSFORD  WILLIAM. 

1855. 

1874  Gov.  Stanstead  Wes.  Coll.  1 


75  Prescott .  ...  2 

77  Pembroke .  3 

SO  Napanee .  1 


Chairman  of  District,  1874  and 
1877  to  1880.  Delegate  to  Gene¬ 
ral  Coufernce,  Montreal,  1878. 
President  of  Conference,  1880. 

HANSON,  CHAS.  AUGUS¬ 
TINE. 

1865. 

1874  Toronto  Conference. ....  4 

7S  Stanstead .  3 

Chairman  of  District,  1880. 

HARD  IE,  ALEX.,  M.A. 


1S62. 

1874  Lawrenceville .  2 

7  6  Coaticoke .  2 


78  l  \ 

.  '  Gov.  Stanstead  Wes-  /  „ 

80  |  leyan  College.  j 

Chairman  of  District,  1875 

and  1876. 


HARDIE,  DAVID. 

1833. 

1874  Lawrenceville.  .  .(sup’d.)  2 

76  Coaticoke .  (sup’d.)  1 

7  7  London  Conference. 


HOLMES,  JOHN. 

1861. 

1874  A  rn prior .  2 

76  Bolton .  3 

79  Ormiston .  2 

HOOKER,  LE  ROY. 

1861. 

1874  Coaticoke . 2 

76  Kemptville .  1 

77  Quebec .  3 

80  Ottawa  Centre .  1 


Chairman  of  District,  1877  to 
1880. 

HOUGHTON,  LUTHER. 

1853. 

1874  Brockville . (sup’y.)  7 


HOWARD,  HERBERT  W. 
r.  on  t.  1879. 

1879  Melbourne .  1 

80  Pittsburg .  1 

HOWES,  JOHN. 

1844. 

1874  Portage  du  Forte .  3 

77  Carlton  Place ...  (sup’d.)  1 
Financial  Secretary,  1874. 
Died  September  1st,  1877,  aged 
65  years. 


HAYLOCK,  JAMES  JOSEPH. 
1867  (  Primitive 


to  <  Methodist 

74  (  Confe  rence. 

75  Aylwin  and  Victoria.  ...  1 

76  Aylwin .  1 

77  Bearbrook .  3 

80  Glen  Tay  and  Maberly . .  1 


HENDERSON,  JAMES. 
1871.—  R.  f.  c.  &  o.  1876. 
1874  No  station — ill-health...  1 

75  Point  Levis .  2 

77  Cookshire .  2 

79  Huntingdon .  2 


HISCOX,  JOHN. 

1859. 

1874  North  Gore .  1 

75  St.  Andrews .  1 

76  Lachute . (sup’y.)  4 

HOLDEN,  ALVA. 
e.  on  t.  1S78. 

1878  Riviere  du  Loup .  1 

79  Newboro’ .  1 

80  Carleton  Place .  1 


HOLMES,  A.  LEE,  M.A. 

.  1871.—  e.  f.  e.  &  o.  1875. 

1874  Principal,  Stanstead  Wes¬ 
leyan  College .  7 


HUGHES,  SILAS  JAMES. 
187L — e.  f.  c.  &  o.  1877. 
1874  Montreal  Theol.  College.  3 

77  Hemmingford .  3 

80  Franklin  Centre .  1 

HUNT,  FRANCIS. 

1854. 

1874  Franklin  Centre .  1 

75  Hatley  and  Cassville. . .  2 

77  Lennox ville  ....  (sup’y.)  4 


HUNTER,  WILLIAM  JOHN. 
1856. 

1874  Ottawa  Centre .  3 

77  Allowed  to  rest .  1 

78  Toronto  Conference .  3 

Secretary  of  Conference,  1876. 
Chairman  of  District,  1874  to 

1876. 

HUNTINGTON,  SILAS. 
1850. 

1874  Toronto  Conference .  6 

80  Vankleek  Hill,  .(sup’d.)  1 


HURLBURT,  SYLVESTER. 
1836. 

1874  Prescott . (sup’d.)  3 

Died  March  8th,  1877,  aged 
73  years. 


HUXTABLE,  GEO.  GELLARD. 

1855. 

1874  North  Wakefield . 

76  North  Gower . 

79  Oataraqui . 

I. 

INGALLS,  EDMUND  S. 
1835. 

1874  Granby . (sup’d.) 


IRELAND,  FRANCIS  C. 
1859. 

1874  Montreal . (sup’y.) 

77  Located. 

IRVINE,  HENRY. 
1863. 

1874  Three  Rivers . 

75  Fitzroy  Harbour . 

77  Arnprior . (sup’d.) 


JACKSON,  SAMUEL. 


1858. 

1874  Frelighsburg. ...  (sup’y.)  7 


JACKSON,  WILLIAM. 
1862. 

1874  Danville .  ] 

75  Sherbrooke .  3 

78  Kingston .  2 

80  Coaticoke .  l 


Financial  Secretary,  1875  to 
1877. 

JAMIESON,  WM.  SMITH, 
M.A. 

1872. — b.  f.  c.  &  o.  1876. 


1874  Cobourg . (u.v.c.)  2 

76  Bell’s  Corners .  1 

77  Carlton  Place .  3 

80  Richmond .  1 


A  graduate  of  Victoria  Univer¬ 
sity— B.  A.,  1876;  M.A.,  in 
course,  1879. 

JAQUES,  ALFRED. 

R.  on  t.  1877. 


1877  Magog .  i 

79  Arundel .  1 

79  Wilton .  l 


Died  April  28tli,  1880,  aged  27 
years. 

JOHNSTON,  HUGH,  M.A., 
B.D. 

1859. 

1874  London  Conference .  4 

78  Montreal  First .  3 

Financial  Secretary,  1878. 


4^  tC  >-»  CO  CO  tC 


708 


MINISTERS  AND  PROBATIONERS. 


JOLLIFFE,  WILLIAM  J. 
1868. 

1874  L’Orignal .  3 

77  Gananoque .  2 

79  Lachine  &  COte  St.  Paul.  2 


JONES,  CORNELIUS  A. 
1862. 

1874  Cookshire .  1 

75  Island  Brook .  3 

78  Play  lair .  3 


K. 


KNIGHT,  ADOLPHUS  G., 
B.A. 

1869. 

1874  Shawbridge .  1 

75  Harrowsmith .  1 

76  Gananoque . (sup’y.)  2 

78  Located. 

Note. — He  is  row  (1880)  Head 
Master  ot  the  County  High  School 
at  Campbellford,  Ontario. 


KNOWLES,  HENRY  WM. 
1870  — e.  f.  c.  &  o.  1875. 
1874  Montreal  Theol.  College. 

7  5  Chelsea . 

78  Compton . 


KENDALL,  SIDNEY  C. 
n.  on  t.  1878. 

1878  Richmond .  1 

79  Newburg .  1 

80  Montreal  Theol.  College.  1 

KENNEDY,  DAVID,  B.D. 
1860. 

1874  Huntingdon .  1 

75  N.  B.  &  P.  E.  I.  Conference. 


KEOUGH,  JABEZ  BUNTING. 
1854. 

1874  Bell’s  Corners .  2 

76  North  Wakefield .  3 

79  Yankleek  Hill .  1 

Died  December  27th,  1879,  aged 
50  years. 

KER,  PETER. 

1833. 

1874  Thurso . (sup’d.)  1 

75  London  Conference. 


KNOX,  WILLIAM. 
1870.— R.  f.  c.  &  o.  1875. 
1874  Montreal  Theol.  College. 

75  New  Glasgow . 

77  Fitz  oy  Harbour . 

80  Onslow . 


KRUPP,  HENRY. 
1856. 

1874  Rankin  (Germ.) - : 

78  Bryson., . 


LEACH,  JOHN  J. 
1870.— e.  f.  c.  &  o.  1874. 
1874  Amherst  Isle .  2 

76  Arnprior .  3 

79  Carp .  2 

LETT,  FRANCIS  W. 
r.  on  T.  1880. 

1880  Huntingdon  .  1 

LOCHEAD,  ROBERT. 

,  1843. 

1874 -Bury .  1 

75  Alice .  2 

77  Plantagenet .  1 

78  Plantagenet  .... (sup’d.)  1 

79  Smith’s  Falls.. .  .(sup’d.)  2 


LONGLEY,  BENJAMIN,  B.A. 
1868. 

1C-  .  I  Georgeville  &  Magog.  )  , 

‘  \  Montreal  First . ) 

75  Montreal  First  .  2 

77  Montreal  Eighth .  1 

78  Principal,  Sackville  Wes¬ 

leyan  Academy .  2 

80  Hemmingford .  1 


Id. 


LAIDLEY,  ROBERT  B. 
c.  1874. — r.  on  t.  1875. 

1874  . 1 

75  St.  Armand .  1 

76  Montreal  Theol.  College.  2 

78  Stanstead .  1 

79  Located. — Ill-health. 


KIMBALL,  HORATIO 
NELSON. 

1843. 

1874  Dunham . (sup’y.) 

77  West  Brome - (sup’y.) 

Died  Oct.  31st,  1878,  aged  68 
years. 


KINES,  JAMES. 

1863. 

1874  Odessa .  2 

76  Wilton .  2 

78  Sherbrooke .  3 

Financial  Secretary,  187 4, 1875, 
1878  and  1879. 

Chairman  of  District,  1880. 


LANGRELL,  WILLIAM  L. 
k.  on  t.  1878. 

1878  Aylmer .  1 

79  Located. — Ill-health. 


LUCAS,  DANIEL  VAN 
NORMAN,  M.A. 

1860. 

1874  Farmersville .  1 

75  Maitland . 2 

77  Agent,  Stanstead  Wes¬ 

leyan  College .  1 

78  Montreal  Third .  3 

The  honorary  degree  of  M.A. 

was  conferred  upon  him  in  1876 
by  the  University  of  South  Caro¬ 
lina,  at  Columbia,  U .  S. 


M. 


KNEELANDS,  ABNER  W. 
r.  on  t.  1875. 

1875  Huntingdon  .  1 

76  Dropped. 


LAWRENCE,  CHAS.  HENRY, 
c.  1879. — r.  on  t.  1880. 

1879  . .  1 

80  Montreal  Theol.  College.  1 

LAWRENCE,  JOHN. 

1870  J  Vermont 
to  V  Conference, 

73  J  United  States. 

74  Gaspe .  3 

77  Inverness .  3 

80  New  Glasgow .  1 

LAWSON,  JAMES, 
c.  1878.- — r.  on  t.  1879. 

187S  Avonmore .  3 


MADGE,  WALTER  W.,  B.A. 

c.  1874. — r.  on  t.  1875. 
1874  . .  1 

75  Cataraqui .  1 

76  Cobourg . (u.  v.  c.)  5 

A  graduate  of  Victoria  Univer¬ 
sity — B.A. ,  1880. 


MAHER,  JOSEPH  L.  A. 
r.  on  t.  18S0. 

1880  Boueherville  &  Varenne, 
(French) . 


MALLORY,  DELMER 
EDWARD. 

r.  on  t.  1876. — r.  f.  c.  &  o.  1880. 

1876  Richmond .  1 

77  Montreal  Theol.  College.  3 
80  St.  Henry  and  Tanneries  1 


MONTREAL  CONFERENCE. 


709 


MANSELL,  THOS.  JAMES. 


K.  on  t.  1877. 

1877  South  Mountain .  1 

7S  Farmersville  ...  .  1 

79  Aults ville .  1 

80  Wilton . .  1 

MARCEAU,  WM.  F.,  B.  A. 
it.  on  t.  1875. 

1S75  Gaspe .  2 

77  No  Station. — Ill-health.  1 

7  8  Lacolle .  1 

79  No  Station. — Ill-health.  2 


A  graduate  of  Victoria  Univer¬ 
sity — B.A.,  gold  medallist,  1874. 

MARK,  ROBERT,  M.D.. 
M.R.C.  P.S.K. 

1857. 

1874  Ottawa  West .  1 

7  5  Clarendon . - .  3 

78  Onslow .  2 

80  St  Lambert .  1 


MAUDSLEY,  SAMUEL 
EDWARD. 

1852. 

1874  Mattawa .  2 

76  Hudson . (sup’d.)  2 

78  Hudson . . .  1 

7  9  Bourg  Louis .  1 

80  Hemmingford. ..  (sup’d.)  1 


MEYER,  FRED.  W.  A. 
e.  on  t.  1879. 

1879  South  Stukeley .  1 

80  North  Gore .  1 


MEYER,  HENRY. 

1871. — r.  f.  e.  &  o.  1877. 

1874  Raglan .  1 

75  Montreal  Theol.  College.  2 

77  Farnham .  1 

78  Lawrenceville .  3 

MIGHT,  SAMUEL. 

1859. 

1874  Battersea .  1 

75  Morven  and  Gosport ...  .  3 
78  Moulinette .  3 


MILLER,  WM.  WESLEY. 


1856. 

1874  Moulinette .  1 

75  Playfair .  3 

78  Lombardy .  3 


MOORE,  JOHN  MORTON. 
r.  on  t.  1879. 

1879  Lyn .  1 

80  South  Mountain .  1 


MORROW,  EDWARD,  M.  A. 
1862. 

1874  Portsmouth .  1 


75  Toronto  Conference. 


MUNROE,  JOHN  A. 
1873. 


1874  Roblin .  2 

76  Bath .  2 


78  Located. 


Me. 

McADOO,  SAMUEL  N. 
o.  1878. — r.  on  t.  1879. 


1878  .  . . .  1 

79  Farmersville .  1 

80  Matilda .  1 

McCANN,  ALFRED. 

1861. 

1874  Wilton .  2 

76  Nervburg .  -3 

79  North  Gower .  2 


Financial  Secretary,  1876. 

McCullough,  william 

SIDNEY,  M.A.,  M.D. 
1861. 

1874  Pittsburg .  2 

7  6  Merrickville .  2 

Died  May  27th,  1878,  aged 

35  years  and  2  months. 

McCUNN,  DRUMMOND. 
r.  on  t.  1875. — R.  f.  c.  &  o.  1880. 

1875  North  Augusta .  1 

76  Newboro .  1 

77  Montreal  Theol.  College.  2 

79  Bath .  1 

80  Arundel .  1 


MCDONALD,  MALCOLM. 
1837. 

1874  Stanstead . (sup’d.)  7 

McDowell,  jno.  vincent. 

C.  1877. — R.  on  t.  1878. 

1877  . .  1 

78  Cobourg . (s.v.  c.)  3 

McGILL,  WILLIAM. 

1847. 


1874  Almonte .  2 

76  Smith’s  Falls . .  3 

79  Gananoque .  2 


Financial  Secretary,  1874  to 
1S78. 

Delegate  to  General  Cenference, 
Montreal,  1878. 

McKECHNIE,  ROBERT  W. 
r.  on  t.  1876. 

1876  Aylmer .  1 

77  M  ontreal  Theol.  College.  2 
79  Brownsburg .  2 


McRITCHIE  GEORGE. 
1850. 


1874  Brockville .  2 

76  Almonte  .  3 

79  Perth .  2 


Delegate  to  General  Conference, 
Montreal,  1878. 

President  of  Conference,  1879. 
Chairman  of  District,  1874  to 
1880. 

N. 


NORTON,  WILLIAM. 
1855. 


1874  Alice .  1 

75  Grenville .  3 

78  Plantagenet .  3 


o. 


OGDEN,  THOMAS. 

1842. 

1874  Frankville . (sup’d.)  7 

Died  July  24th,  1880,  aged  81 
years. 


O’HARA,  JAMES. 

1861. 

1874  North  Augusta .  1 

75  Avonmore .  3 

78  Robinson .  I 

79  North  Wakefield .  2 


OLIVER,  ROBERT  F. 
1869. 

1874  Renfrew .  2 

76  Carlton  Place .  1 

77  Newboro’ .  3 

80  Selby .  1 


ONESAKENARAT,  JOSEPH. 
r.  on  x.  1875. — R.  f.  c.  &  o.  1880. 
1875  Lake  of  Two  Mountains..  1 

76  Caughnawaga .  4 

80  Caughnawaga  and  Corn¬ 
wall  Island .  1 

N ote.  — J oseph  Onesakenarat, 
familiarly  known  as  Chief  Joseph, 
is  a  Native  Indian  of  the  Iroquois 
tribe.  He  was  born  Sept  4th. 
1845.  Being  trained  from  his 
childhood  in  the  Roman  Catholic 
Church  he  was  sent  by  the  priest 
of  the  Parish  to  the  Montreal 
College,  where  he  was  trained  for 
the  priesthood.  Finding  a  copy 
of  the  Scriptures  in  his  native 
tongue,  and  being  very  desirous 
of  understanding  its  truths,  he 
was  soon  led  to  renounce  all  al¬ 
legiance  to  the  Church  of  his 
youth  In  186S,  he  was  elected 
chief  of  his  tribe,  and  with  three 
other  chiefs,  was  appointed  a 


710 


MINISTERS  AND  PROBATIONERS. 


deputation  to  confer  with  the 
Superintendent  of  the  Indian  De¬ 
partment  in  reference  to  the 
claims  of  the  Indians  to  the  Oka 
property,  of  which  the  priests  of 
the  Seignory  of  St.  Sulpice  claim¬ 
ed  absolute  possession.  They 
were  assured  that  the  Seminary 
held  the  property  for  the  benefit 
of  the  Indians,  and  if  they  would 
patiently  wait  justice  would  he 
done.  Soon,  however,  grave 
complications  arose  between  the 
priests  and  the  Indians,  which 
resulted  in  the  imprisonment  of 
Joseph  and  several  others,  but 
after  fifteen  days  they  were  set 
at  liberty,  Chief  Joseph  declar¬ 
ing  that  the  only  thing  of  which 
they  had  been  guilty  was  merely 
going  to  the  priests  and  inform¬ 
ing  them  that  the  Iroquois  did 
not  any  longer  wish  instruction 
from  them.  Since  then,  how¬ 
ever,  so  hitter  has  been  the  per¬ 
secution  kept  up  that  Joseph  has 
been  placed  in  goal  at  St.  Sclio- 
lustique  eight  times.  During 
one  of  these  terms  of  imprison¬ 
ment  he  translated  the  four  Gos¬ 
pels  from  French  into  Iroquois. 
Since  then  he  has  translated  the 
Acts,  Romans  and  I.  Corinthians, 
also  Moody  and  Sankey’s  Gospel 
Hymns.  As  a  scholar,  his  at¬ 
tainments  are  great.  He  trans¬ 
lates  with  ease  Iroquois,  French 
and  English.  He  hopes  to  have 
the  entire  New  Testament  trans¬ 
lated  during  the  present  Confer¬ 
ence  year. 

Since  writing  the  above,  we 
learn  that  Chief  Joseph  has  been 
suddenly  taken  away  from  the 
.  Church  Militant.  He  died  Feb. 
7th,  1881,  aged  35  years  and  5 
months. 


OSBORNE,  JOHN  C. 
1846. 


1874  Onslow .  2 

76  Brysou .  2 

78  Clarendon .  3 


P. 


PARENT,  ARMAND. 

1858. 

1874  Lake  of  Two  Mountains..  3 

77  Oka .  2 

79  Waterloo  and  Canaan.. .  2 

PATTERSON,  ALLAN. 
1871. — R.  f.  c.  &  o.  1877. 

1874  Waterloo .  1 

75  Barnston  Corners .  3 

78  St.  Armand . (sup’d.)  1 

79  Magog .  2 


PEAREN,  JAMES,  B.A. 
1866. 


1874  Sawyer ville . 2 

76  Cookshire .  1 


77  Toronto  Conference. 


PHILLIPS,  SAMUEL  B. 

1863. 

1874  Aylwin  and  Victoria..  .  .  1 
75  Glentay  and  Maberly  . .  .  3 

78  Wolford . 2 

80  Newboro’ .  1 

PHILLIPS,  SAMUEL  G.,  M.  A. 

1853. 

1874  Laehute .  1 

75  Huntingdon . 2 

77  Co  wans  ville .  3 

80  Vankleek  Hill .  1 

Author  of  “Bible  Palm  Trees,” 
1868.  “The  Modern  Prodigal 
Son,”  1869.  “Fashionable 
Amusements,”  1872.  “Sacred 
Names,”  1872.  “The  Canadian 
Methodist  Pulpit, ”  1875.  “The 
Need  of  the  World,”  1881. 

The  honorary  degree  of  M.A. 
was  conferred  upon  him  by 
Rutherford  College,  North  Caro¬ 
lina,  in  1879. 


PHILP,  WILLIAM. 
1872. — r.  f.  o.  1876. 


1874  Oxford .  3 

77  Maitland .  3 

80  South  Mountain .  1 


1874  Lyn . .  . .  1 

75  Matilda .  1 

76  Newburg .  1 

77  Winchester .  2 

79  Beebe  Plain .  2 


PYKE,  WILLIAM. 


1860. 

1874  Farnham.. .  i .  2 

76  Durham .  3 

79  Roblin .  1 

80  Amherst  Island .  1 


R. 

RANEY,  WILLIAM. 


1865. 

1874  Carleton  Place .  1 

75  Osgoode .  1 

76  Metcalfe .  1 

77  Lyn .  2 

79  Winchester .  2 


PEARSON,  MARMADUKE 


LOUIS. 

1862. 

1874  Matilda .  2 

76  Montreal  Second .  3 

79  Ottawa  East . 2 

Financial  Secretary,  1874  and 
1875. 


PEARSON,  WILLIAM. 
1872. — r.  f.  c.  &  o.  1876. 
1874  Winchester .  2 

76  Hudson .  1 

77  Edwardsburg .  2 

79  Aultsville .  2 


PECK,  WILLIAM. 
1849. 


1874  Lansdown .  1 

75  Lansdown . (sup’y.)  2 

7 7  Alice .  2 


79  Beachburg 


PERLEY,  WILLIAM  F. 
1871. — k.  f.  c.  &  o.  1875. 

1874  Cataraqui .  1 

75  Kennebec .  1 

76  Tam  worth .  3 

79  Lyn .  2 


PETERSON,  ANDREW  L. 
1856. 

1874  Edwardsburg .  1 

7  5  Lombardy .  2 

77  Franktown . 2 

79  Kingston .  .  (sur’D.)  1 

80  Toronto  Conference .  1 


PIERCE,  BARRY. 
r.  on  t.  1878. 

1878  Pittsburg .  1 

79  Dix ville .  1 

80  Vankleek  Hill . 1 


PINEL,  JOSEPH. 
r.  on  t.  1877. 

1877  Anticosti .  2 

79  No  Station — ill-health..  1 

80  Cookshire  .  1 


PITCHER,  JOEL  TALLMAN. 
1863. 

1874  Montreal .  1 

75  Montreal  Fourth .  2 

77  Montreal  Fifth .  1 

78  Ottawa  West .  3 

Financial  Secretary,  1875  to 

1877. 


Delegate  to  General  Confer¬ 
ence,  Montreal,  1878. 


PORTER,  GEORGE  H  ,  B.A. 
c.  1874. — E.  on  t.  1875. — 
r.  f.  c.  &  o.  1878. 


1874  Melbourne .  1 

75  Ormstown .  3 

78  Lennoxville .  3 


A  graduate  of  Bishop’s  Col¬ 
lege,  Lennoxville — B.  A.,  1870. 

POYSER,  GEORGE  COOPER, 
o.  1874. — r.  on  t.  1875. — 
r.  f.  o.  &  o.  1878. 


MON TREA L  CON  KEREN CE. 


711 


READ,  F.  A. 

E.  on  t.  1878. 

1878  Carlton  Place .  1 

79  Richmond .  1 

80  Cobonrg. .  .  ■ _ (s.v.o.)  1 

RENNIE,  THOMAS. 

1870. — r.  f.  c.  k  o.  1874. 
1874  Frank  ville .  2 

76  West  Brome  .  2 

78  Barnston  Corners .  2 

80  West  Shefford .  1 

REYNOLDS,  FRANCIS  C. 
1867. 

1874  Richmond .  3 

77  Selby .  3 

80  Merriekville  .  1 


RICHARDSON,  EZEKIEL. 
1867. 

1874  Bryson .  2 

76  Edwardsburg .  1 


Died  December  9th  1876,  aged 
40  years. 

RICHARDSON,  JAMES  E. 

1860. 


1874  Granby  .  2 

76  St.  Armand .  3 


79  Freliglisbnrg 


RILANCE,  WILLIAM. 


1868. 

1874  Centre  ville .  1 

75  North  Augusta .  3 

78  South  Mountain .  2 

80  Lancaster .  1 

ROADHOUSE,  JOB. 

1861. 

1874  Bearbrook  .  1 

75  Thurso .  2 

77  Ayhvin  . • .  3 

80  Robinson .  1 


ROBINSON,  GEORGE. 
1864. 


1874  Lansdown .  1 

75  Delta .  3 

78  North  Augusta .  3 

ROBINSON,  RICHARD. 

1862. 

1874  Frelighsburg .  3 

77  Knowlton .  2 

79  St.  Armand .  2 

ROBINSON,  ROBERT. 
1844. 

1874  Newboro’ .  3 

77  Oxford .  3 


89  Morrisburg  ....(sup’d.)  1 


ROBSON,  EBENEZER. 
1856. 

1874  Morrisburg .  2 

76  Aylmer .  2 

78  Lacliute .  2 

80  Toronto  Conference. 
Delegate  to  General  Confer¬ 
ence,  Montreal,  1878. 

ROGERS,  GEORGE. 


1863. 

1874  Odelltown  .  3 

7  7  Huntingdon .  2 

79  Granby .  2 


ROSE,  BROCK. 

1860. 

1874  Fitzroy  Harbour .  1 


Died  June  22nd,  1874,  aged  39 
years. 

ROY,  JAMES,  M.A. 

1854. 

1874  Toronto  Conference  ....  2 

75  Montreal  Sixth . 2 

77  Deposed. 

RYAN,  WILLIAM. 


1867. 

1874  Toronto  Conference .  2 

76  Renfrew .  2 

78  Three  Rivers .  3 


s. 


SANDERSON,  DAVID  COOK. 
e.  on x.  1876. — k.  f.  c.  &  o.  1880. 


1876  Magog .  1 

77  Melbourne .  1 

78  Matilda .  2 

80  Oxford .  1 

.  SANDERSON,  WILLIAM. 
1851. 

1874  Playfair  .  1 

75  Wolford .  3 

78  Delta .  2 

SO  Harrowsmith .  1 


SASSEVILLE,  ERNEST  M. 
e.  on  t.  1879. 

1879  Stanstead  Wes.  College..  1 


80  Hull  and  Ottawa .  1 

SAUNDERS,  JABEZ  BEER. 
1868. 

1874  South  Mountain .  1 

75  Farmersville  .  1 

76  Winchester .  2 

78  Montreal  Fifth .  3 


SCANLON,  JOHN. 

1865. 

1874  Hemmingford .  1 

75  Lennoxville .  3 

78  Winchester .  1 

79  Spencerville .  2 


SCOTT,  JOHN. 

1857. 

1874  Montreal . (sup’y.)  2 

Died  December  30th,  1875, 
aged  43  years. 


SCOTT,  MOSES. 
1872.—  e,  f.  c.  &  o.  1876. 


1874 

Beebe  Plains . 

.  2 

76 

1  ,eeds . 

.  3 

79 

Ulverton . 

.  2 

SCOTT,  WILLIAM. 
1836. 

1874 

Smith’s  Falls . 

2 

76 

Brockville . 

.  i 

77 

Stanstead . 

.  i 

78 

Dunham . . 

.  2 

80 

W  aterloo . 

.  1 

Editor  of  ‘  ‘  Canada  Temperance 
Advocate,”  1851  to  1858. 

Author  of  “  Teetotalers  Hand- 
Book,”  and  several  “Tractates.” 

Secretary  of  Conference  for  the 
years  1874-75  and  1875-76. 

Chairman  of  District,  1874  to 
1880. 

President  of  the  Conference, 
1876. 

Governor  of  Stanstead  Wes¬ 
leyan  College,  1877. 

Delegate  to  the  General  Con¬ 
ference  at  Montreal,  1878. 


SELLEY,  JOHN  B.,  M.D. 
1836. 

1874  Chambly . (sup’d.)  6 

Died  May  10th,  1880,  aged  72 
years. 


SHALER,  HENRY. 

1828. 

1874  Kemptville . (sup’d.)  7 

SHAW,  WM.  ISAAC,  M.A., 
LL.B. 

1864. 

1874  St.  Lambert,  and  Instruc¬ 
tor  Wesleyan  Theologi¬ 
cal  College,  Montreal..  3 
77  Prof,  of  Greek,  Wesleyan 
Theol.  College,  Mont..  4 
A  graduate  of  Victoria  Univer¬ 
sity,  from  which  he  obtained  his 
M  A.  in  course,  May,  1S78. 
Secretary  of  Conference,  1S78. 
Delegate  to  Second  General 
Conference,  Montreal,  1878. 


SHERIDAN,  WILLIAM. 
1858. 

1874  Merriekville .  . 

76  Pittsburg . 

77  Batli . 

79  Odessa . 


tO  tO  I-1  to 


712 


MINISTERS  AND  PROBATIONERS. 


SHI  BLEY,  SAMUEL. 
1872. — e.  f.  o.  &  o.  1876. 


1874  Carlton  Place .  1 

75  Newboro’ .  1 

76  Windsor  Mills .  1 

77  Roblin .  2 

79  Thurso .  2 


SHIER,  RICHARD. 

1869. 

1874  Mansonville .  1 

75  Hudson .  1 

76  Plantagenet . 2 

78  Beaverton . (sup’y.)  3 


SHOREY,  EDMUND  S. 
1859. 


1874  Bath .  3 

77  L’Orignal .  2 

79  Arnprior .  2 


SHORT,  WILLIAM. 


1855. 

1874  Harrowsmith .  1 

75  Centre ville .  2 

77  Westmeath .  2 

79  Bath . (sup’d.)  2 


SHORTT,  WM.  KEMMIS,  M.A. 


1872.— e.  f.  c.  1876. 

1874  Ormstown .  1 

75  Hemmingford .  2 

77  Hemmingford. .  .(sup’y.)  1 

78  London  Conference .  1 

79  Mansonville .  2 


A  graduate  of  Trinity  College, 
Dublin. — B.A.,  1866  ;  'M.A.,  in 
course,  1878. 


SIMPSON,  JAMES. 

1870.— e.  f.  c.  &  o.  1874. 


1874  Long  Island  Locks .  3 

77  Metcalfe .  3 

80  Carleton  Place .  1 


SMITH,  ANDREW  A. 
1849. 


1874  Newburgh .  2 

76  Cataraqui .  3 

79  Matilda .  2 


SMITH,  NATHANIEL. 
1866. 

1874  Morven  and  Gosport. ...  1 

75  Cookshire .  1 

76  Lawrenceville .  2 

78  Mansonville .  1 

79  London  Conference. 


SMITH,  WM.  THOMAS. 
e.  ore  t.  1874. — e.  f.  c.  &  o.  1879. 

1874  Richmond .  2 

76  Cobourg . s.v.c.  2 

78  Point  Levis .  1 

79  Cookshire  &  Isld.  Brook  2 

SOMERVILLE,  WM.  W. 

K.  on  T.  1880. 

1880  Farmersville .  1 

SPARLING,  JOSEPH  W., 


M.A.,  B.D. 

1866. 

1874  Aylmer .  2 

76  Ottawa  East .  3 

79  Montreal  Second .  2 


Delegate  to  the  General  Con¬ 
ference,  Montreal,  1878. 

Financial  Secretary,  1874  to 
1880. 


SPARLING,  WM.  H.,  B.A. 
c.  1873. — e.  on  t.  1874. — 
e.  f.  o.  &  o.  1879. 

1873  Sutton .  2 

75  Cobourg . (s.v.c.)  4 

79  St.  Lambert  &  Chambly.  1 

80  Cowansville .  1 

A  graduate  of  Victoria  Univer¬ 
sity— B.A. ,  1879. 

SQUIRE,  GEORGE  H.,  M.A. 


1865. 

1874  Chelsea .  1 

75  Odessa .  1 

76  Amherst  Island .  3 

79  Seeley’s  Bay .  1 

80  Fitzroy  Harbour .  1 


STAFFORD,  EZRA  ADAMS. 
B.A. 

1860. 

1874  Montreal  Fourth .  3 

77  Ottawa  Centre .  3 

80  Montreal  Fourth .  1 

Chairman  of  District,  1877  to 
1880.  Delegate  to  General  Con¬ 
ference,  Montreal,  1878.  A 
graduate  of  Victoria  University 
—B.A.  1880. 

STENNING,  GEORGE. 
1858. 


1874  Clarendon .  1 

75  Rawdon .  3 

78  Marbleton .  3 


STEWART,  JOHN  HARDY. 
1864. 

1874  Elgin .  1 

75  Lansdown .  2 

77  Manotick .  3 

80  Billing’s  Bridge .  1 


STRATTON,  JOHN  G. 
e.  on  t.  1876. 

1876  Selby  and  Roblin. 

Died  March  26th,  1871,  aged 
31  years. 

SUMMERS,  WILLIAM  H. 
k.  on  t.  1878. 

1878  Bath .  1 

79  Glenty  and  Maberly ....  1 

80  Newboro’ .  1 

SUTHERLAND,  ALEX. 
1855. 

1875  Montreal,  First .  1 

75  Toronto  Conference. 
Chairman  of  District,  1874. 
Elected  by  First  General  Confer¬ 
ence,  September  1874,  to  the 
office  of  Missionary  Secretary. 


SYVERT,  JOHN. 

1871. — e.  f.  c.  1875. 

1874  Roxton,  (French) .  1 

75  Roxton  Pond,  (French)..  2 
77  Hull,  (French) .  4 


T. 


TAYLOR,  EDWARD  H. 
1869. 

1874  Hudson  .  1 

75  Bearbrook .  2 

77  Point  Fortune .  2 

79  Vankleek  Hill .  .  (sttp’y.)  1 

80  Roblin .  1 


TAYLOR,  ERNEST  M.,  B.A. 

1873. — r.  f.  c.  &  o.  1877. 

.  a_  .  (  Montreal  Second .  .  .  .  ( 

1  |  Georgeville  and  Ma-  ( 

gosr,  and  Assistant 
Governor  of  Stanstead 
Wesleyan  College. 


75  Waterloo .  1 

76  Beebe  Plains .  1 

77  Hatley  and  Cass  ville..  .  .  3 

80  Melbourne .  1 


A  graduate  of  McGill  Univer¬ 
sity — B.A.,  1875. 


SMITH,  WILLIAM, 
c.  1877.— e.  on  t.  1878. 

1877  — . .  1 

78  North  Gore .  2 

80  Montreal  Theol.  College.  1 


STEWART,  JOHN. 
1862. 


1874  Knowlton .  3 

77  Clarenceville .  3 


80  Morven  and  Gosport. .. .  1 


TAYLOR,  MELVIN, 
c.  1877. — e.  f.  c.  &  o.  1878. 


1877  Dix ville .  1 

78  Melbourne .  1 

79  Stanstead .  ...  1 

80  Newburg .  1 


MONTREAL  CONFERENCE. 


713 


TAYLOR,  WILLIAM. 


1862. 

1874  Avon  more .  1 

75  London  Conference .  1 


TEESON,  SAMUEL. 


1858. 

1874  Osgoode .  1 

75  South  Mountain .  3 

7S  Harrowsmith .  2 

80  Clarenceville .  1 


TENNANT,  ELISHA. 
1863. 

1874  London  Conference .  5 

79  Frankville .  2 


THOMPSON,  JOHN, 
c.  1878. — B.  on  t.  1879. 


1878  . .  1 

79  Pittsburg .  1 


80  No  station — ill-health  .  .  1 
Died  September  29th,  1880, 
aged  23  years. 


TIMBERLAKE,  WILLIAM. 


1871. — R.  f.  c.  &  o.  1875. 
1874  Coaticoke .  1 

75  Georgeville  and  Magog..  1 

76  Magog .  2 

78  Danville .  3 


TISDALE,  MARK, 
c.  1873. — E.  on  t.  1874. 

1873  - — .  1 

7  4  Shawbridge .  1 

75  North  Gore .  1 

76  Dropped. 


TOMKINS,  JOHN. 

1827. 

1874  Stanstead . (sup’d.)  7 

TOPPING,  NASSAU  B. 
1871. — R.  f.  c.  &  o.  1876. 
1874  Student . (n.c.)  1 

75  Bell’s  Corners .  1 

76  Arundel .  1 

77  Thurso .  2 

79  Arden .  2 


TRIMBLE,  JNO.  BROWNLEE, 
c.  1876. — E.  on  t.  1877. 


1876  Lansdown .  1 

77  Richmond .  1 

78  Cobourg . (s.v.c.)  1 

79  Point  Levis .  1 


80  No  station — ill-health  .  .  1 


w. 


WALTON,  JOHN. 
1855. 


1874  Pakenham .  1 

75  Dunham .  3 

78  Coaticoke .  2 

80  Lachute .  1 


Financial  Secretary,  1876  to 
1879. 


WARD,  EDWARD  A. 
1854. 

1874  Chambly .  1 

75  Danville  . .  . .  3 

78  Montreal  Seventh .  3 


WARD,  JOSEPH. 

1873. 

1874  Smith’s  Falls .  1 

75  Cobourg . (u.v.O.)  1 

77  London  Conference. 


WARREN,  JOHN  C. 

1833. 

1874  Lansdown . (sup’d.)  5 

79  Gananoque . (sup’d.)  2 

WEBSTER,  JOHN. 

1872. — r  f.  c.  &  o.  1877. 
1874  Farmersville .  1 

75  Cobourg . (s.v.c.)  1 

76  South  Mountain .  2 

78  Frankville .  1 

79  Valley  Field .  2 

WERDEN,  JAMES  ELIAS. 
1871- — R.  f.  c.  &  o.  1875. 

1874  Pittsburg .  1 

75  Seeley’s  Bay. . .  1 

76  Battersea .  3 

79  Amherst  Isle  .  1 

Died  Nov.  6th,  1879,  aged  32 

years. 

WHEATLEY,  ISAAC, 
c.  1873  &  1874.  -— R.  on  t.  1875.— 
ord.  1877. — R.  f.  c.  1878. 


1873  Melbourne .  1 

74  Windsor  Mills .  2 

76  West  Shefford .  I 

77  New  Glasgow .  3 

80  Ay  1  win .  1 


WHITESIDE,  ARTHUR. 
1872. — R.  f.  c.  &  o.  1875. 
1874  Montreal  Theol.  College.  2 


76  North  Gore .  2 

78  Rawdon .  1 


79  Toronto  Conference. 


WHITING,  RICHARD. 
1845. 

1874  Pembroke .  1 

75  Montreal  Third .  3 

7  8  Cornwall .  3 

Chairman  of  District,  1874. 
Delegate  to  General  Confer¬ 
ence,  Montreal,  1878. 

WILKINSON,  ISAAC. 


1868. 

1874  Bourg  Louis .  1 

75  Inverness .  2 

77  Windsor  Mills .  3 

80  Barnston  Centre .  1 


WILLIAMS,  THOS.  GRANGE. 
1861. 

1874  Winchester .  2 

76  Matilda .  3 

79  Prescott .  2 


Financial  Secretary,  1876  to 
1879.  Delegate  to  General  Con¬ 
ference,  Montreal,  1878.  Secre¬ 
tary  of  Conference,  1879  and  1880. 
Chairman  of  District,  1880. 


WILSON,  JOHN. 


1860. 

1874  Montreal  Second .  2 

76  Montreal  Seventh .  2 

78  Waterloo .  2 


80  Removed  to  United  States. 


WILSON,  JOHN,  B.A. 

1867. 

1874  Lyn .  2 

76  Speneerville .  3 

79  West  Winchester .  2 

WILSON,  RICHARD. 
1848. 

1874  Kingston . (sup’d.)  1 

75  Chambly .  2 

77  Lacolle .  2 

79  Almonte .  2 

WINTER,  DAVID. 


1868. 

1874  New  Glasgow .  1 

75  Lachute. .  .  3 

78  Farmersville .  3 


Y. 


YOUNG,  WILLIAM  ROBERT. 
r.  on  x.  1877. 

1877  Wilton .  2 

79  Montreal  Theol.  College.  2 


THE 


CIRCUITS  AND  MISSIONS 

OF  THE 

MONTREAL  CONFERENCE, 

SHOWING  THE  NAMES  OF  THE  MINISTERS  WHO  HAVE  LABOURED  THEREON, 
THE  NUMBER  OF  PREACHING  PLACES,  THE  NUMBER  OF  MEMBERS, 

AND  THE  SUMS  CONTRIBUTED  FOR  THE  CONTINGENT, 
EDUCATIONAL,  SUPERANNUATION  AND  MIS¬ 
SIONARY  FUNDS  ON  EACH  CIRCUIT 
FOR  EACH  YEAR, 

FROM  ITS  ORGANIZATION  IN  1871  TO  THE  YEAR  1880. 


Note. _ The  letter  “  w  ”  following  the  name  of  a  Circuit  indicates  a  continuation  ot  that  Circuit 

from  the  Wesleyan  Conference,  and  the  letter  “n”  a  continuation  from  the  New  Connexion  Confer¬ 
ence — a  reference  to  these  Conferences  will  give  the  Circuit’s  history  prior  to  1874. 


A. 


ALICE. — w. 


Year 

Names  of  Ministers. 

Ap¬ 

point¬ 

ments. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Conting. 

Fuis 

Educa.. 

DS. 

1 

Sup.  M. 

Miss’y. 

1874 

William  Norton . 

6 

62 

$3  25 

$ 1  75 

$4  74 

$115  88 

75 

Robert  Lochead . 

6 

60 

2  00 

1  13 

2  27 

83  50 

76  Robert  Lochead . 

5 

71 

2  25 

1  25 

4  94 

42  56 

77 

William  Peck . 

4 

64 

2  15 

1  05 

3  50 

25  88 

78 

William  Peck . 

5 

165 

3  00 

2  47 

5  43 

94  26 

5 

153 

3  S5 

2  60 

5  50 

78  32 

80  Joseph  Earl . 

5 

131 

2  19 

2  21 

2  47 

49  25 

ALMONTE.— w. 

1874  William  McGill . 

1 

95 

6  35 

7  25 

22  10 

76  17 

75  William  McGill . 

1 

98 

8  00 

16  50 

31  00 

162  23 

76 

George  McRitchie . 

1 

107 

8  20 

9  50 

15  00 

93  00 

77  George  McRitchie . 

1 

145 

13  15 

22  80 

22  40 

131  16 

78 

George  McRitchie . 

1 

150 

11  55 

15  00 

22  40 

134  78 

79  Richard  Wilson  .. .' . 

1 

140 

7  45 

5  22 

11  50 

92  15 

80 

Richard  Wilson . 

1 

141 

6  26 

4  66 

13  56 

49  41 

AMHERST 

ISLE. — w 

1874 

John  J.  Leach  . 

2 

50 

6  75 

4  25 

7  20 

73  62 

75 

John  J.  Leach  . . 

2 

48 

8  00 

6  67 

7  25 

85  80 

76 

George  H.  Squire,  M.A . 

2 

55 

9  00 

4  83 

7  50 

81  85 

77 

George  H.  Squire,  M.A . 

i 

49 

5  22 

3  25 

12  25 

95  35 

78  George  H.  Squire,  M.A . 

i 

45 

6  00 

3  50 

17  00 

95  06 

79  James  E.  Werden . 

i 

49 

6  50 

2  10 

16  00 

107  80 

80  William  Pyke  . 

1  i 

52 

6  00 

3  22 

9  00 

91  48 

MONTREAL  CONFERENCE. 


715 


ANTICOSTI. 


An  Island  in  the  heart  of  the  Gulf  of  St.  Lawrence,  it  is  about  120  miles  long  and  50  miles  broad. 
Fox  Bay  is  on  the  North  side,  east ;  English  Bay,  on  the  west.  Distance  between  the  two  points, 
about  100  miles.  Both  bays  are  settled  by  fishermen,  principally  from  Newfoundland. 


Year 

Names  of  Ministers. 

Ap¬ 

point¬ 

ments. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Funds. 

Conting. 

Educa. 

Sup.  M. 

Miss’y. 

1874 

Visited  by  George  Douglas,  LL.D. .  . . 

76 

Joseph  Pinel . 

~16 

77  Joseph  Pinel . 

2 

62 

78  Joseph  Pinel . 

3 

62 

79  Joseph  Pinel . 

63 

80 

John  G.  Brick . 

66 

$1  50 

$1  25 

$2  77 

|28  95 

ARDEN. 


A  village  in  the  township  of  Kennebec,  County  of  Addington,  Ontario.  Distant  from  Napanee,  40 
miles.  It  was  formerly  Kennebec  Mission. 


1876  (William  Marcham) . : 

77  (  William  Marcham) .  . j  3 

78  (Joseph  Little) . !  4 

79  Nassau  B.  Topping . I  7 

80  Nassau  B.  Topping . I  6 


54  1  2  92 

1 

56 

44  91 

56  | . 

1 

20 

32  81 

59  ! 

28  77 

59  ;  .... 

i 

io 

34  32 

69  1  04 

1  18 

l 

12 

39  00 

ARNPRIOR. — w. 


1874  John  Holmes . 

3 

85 

7  88 

1  97 

7  25 

75  John  Holmes . 

3 

88 

'  7  50 

5  00 

7  75 

76  John  J.  Leach . 

3 

84 

7  00 

4  42 

18  00 

77  John  J.  Leach . 

3 

100 

7  56 

4  25 

16  00 

78  John  J.  Leach . 

3 

100 

8  00 

5  29 

17  41 

79  Edmund  S.  Shorey . . . 

3 

102 

6  11 

5  17 

12  15 

80  Edmund  S.  Shorey . 

2 

71 

6  48 

5  83 

11  65 

91  87 
95  90 
82  55 
90  36 
79  93 
58  16 
62  12 


ARUNDEL. 

A  milage  and  township  in  the  County  of  Argenteuil,  Quebec. 


Distant  from  Grenville,  22  miles.  It 
was  formerly  "part  of  Grenville  Mission. 


1876  Nassau  B.  Topping.  . 

77  (Joseph  Little) . 

78  Alfred  Jaques . 

79  Joseph  Earl  . . 

80  Drummond  McCunn. 


7  i  30 

1  20 

i  oo 

1  00 

8  |  40 

1  00 

1  00 

5  00 

4  43 

1  19 

1  25 

7  57 

1  00 

1  00 

3  00 

16  70 
57  74 
21  78 
41  80 


AULTSYILLE. — w, 


1874  William  D.  Brown . 

6 

210 

6  70 

4  00 

25  00 

75  William  D.  Brown . 

5 

223 

9  03 

8  50 

22  57 

76  John  Davies . 

5 

240 

8  08 

8  01 

22  00 

77  John  Davies . 

5 

240 

6  40 

10  20 

22  00 

78  John  Davies . 

5 

300 

7  12 

15  53 

28  00 

79  William  Pearson,  Thomas  J.  Mansell.. 

5 

300 

7  42 

9  85 

30  37 

80  William  Pearson . 

6 

306 

7  75 

4  01 

18  66 

157  76 
193  04 
196  36 
182  00 
272  15 
209  60 
162  04 


AVONMORE.— w. 


1874  William  Taylor . 

5 

70 

4  50 

1  70 

9  53 

75  James  O’Hara . . 

5 

68 

5  16 

1  04 

10  00 

76  James  O’Hara . 

5 

50 

3  00 

3  00 

5  57 

77  James  O’Hara . 

3 

55 

4  80 

2  00 

8  00 

78  James  Lawson . 

3 

60 

2  00 

1  00 

5  00 

79  James  Lawson . 

5 

77 

4  00 

1  70 

6  00 

80  James  Lawson . 

5 

100 

1  82 

1  22 

6  00 

1874  Joseph  W.  Sparling,  B.D . 

75  Joseph  W.  Sparling,  B.D . 

76  E.  Robson,  Robert  W.  McKechnie.. 

77  Ebenezer  Robson . 

78  R.  M.  Hammond,  Wm.  L.  Langrell 

79  Richard  M.  Hammond . 

80  Richard  M.  Hammond. . 


AYLMER.— w. 


3 

83 

15  65 

6  63 

19  61 

3 

88 

17  20 

31  00 

24  50 

3 

137 

17  25 

26  00 

23  00 

5 

172 

13  09 

16  50 

23  19 

5 

173 

8  03 

12  62 

20  50 

5 

167 

5  89 

5  00 

20  00 

4 

148 

6  00 

5  00 

20  10 

113  60 
102  64 
79  62 
60  89 
50  00 
65  61 
85  57 


216  86 
268  40 
283  39 
171  14 
156  41 
121  39 
93  36 


716 


CIRCUITS  AND  MISSIONS. 


AYLWIN. — w. 


Year 

Names  of  Ministers. 

Ap¬ 

point¬ 

ments 

1874 

>7K 

12 

10 

11 

77 

7ft 

11 

11 

79  Job  Roadhouse . 

80  Isaac  Wheatley . 

11 

10 

No.  of 

Funds. 

Members. 

Conting. 

Educa. 

Sup.  M. 

Miss’ y. 

137 

$6  00 

$2  00 

$9  00 

$140  20 

135 

5  00 

4  50 

10  00 

99  34 

70 

2  00 

0  50 

1  00 

85  34 

75 

3  00 

1  00 

2  00 

93  55 

80 

4  38 

2  00 

5  00 

97  76 

80 

2  00 

2  00 

4  19 

60  00 

90 

2  31 

2  78 

2  73 

82  25 

B. 


BARNSTON  CORNERS. 

A  village  in  the  township  of  Barnston,  County  of  Stanstead,  Quebec. 

Coaticolce  Circuit. 

1875  Allan  Patterson . 

76  Allan  Patterson . 

77  Allan  Patterson . 

78  Thomas  Rennie . 

79  Thomas  Rennie . 

80  Isaac  Wilkinson . 


It  was  formerly  part  of  the 


1 

48 

9 

44 

6 

82 

5 

55 

37 

25 

1 

50 

4 

00 

3 

00 

9 

00 

39 

52 

.  1 

48 

4 

00 

8 

00 

44 

95 

3 

53 

5 

76 

2 

00 

2 

09 

16 

81 

1  3 

52 

5 

01 

1 

73 

1 

16 

9 

69 

BATH. — w. 


1874  Edmund  S.  Shorey,  James  B.  Fawcett 

75  Edmund  S.  Shorey,  James  G.  Crozier. 

76  Edmund  S.  Shorey,  John  A.  Munroe  . 

77  William  Sheridan,  John  Gibson . 

78  William  Sheridan,  Wm.  H.  Summers. 

79  William  Briden,  Drummond  McCunn. 

80  William  Briden,  Wm.  R.  Clancey..  . . 


8 

287 

19 

05 

10 

45 

34 

75 

9 

272 

12 

15 

7 

68 

22 

00 

8 

264 

9 

45 

6 

34 

23 

20 

7 

314 

11 

67 

8 

00 

33 

22 

7 

291 

10 

00 

8 

00 

33 

50 

7 

280 

7 

00 

7 

00 

33 

00 

5 

286 

7 

25 

7 

00 

30 

00 

313  76 
306  64 

314  77 
252  93 
392  00 
418  57 
367  90 


BATTERSEA.— w. 


1874  Samuel  Might 

75  John  C.  Garrett  .. 

76  James  E.  Werden. 

77  James  E.  Werden. 

78  James  E.  Werden. 

79  Joseph  Follick  .  .  . 

80  Joseph  Eollick  . .  . 


4 

121 

10  95 

5  13 

6  17  i 

4 

139 

11  00 

7  00 

7  20 

4 

98 

8  63 

3  25 

7  75 

I  4 

92 

4  79 

1  52 

13  45 

1  4 

80 

4  00 

3  13 

10  45 

5 

63 

5  78 

2  50 

12  15 

1  4 

54 

4  75 

2  35 

9  87 

108  83 
139  00 
96  82 
72  75 
102  05 
82  10 
56  21 


BEACHBURG. 

A  village  in  the  township  of  Westmeath,  County  of  Renfrew,  Ontario. 

Westmeath  Circuit. 


1874  William  Craig . 

75  William  Craig. 

76  Joseph  Follick 

77  Joseph  Follick 

78  Joseph  Follick 

79  William  Peck.. 

80  William  Peck.. 


3 

95 

3  00 

4  44 

14  06 

3 

100 

3  00 

5  41 

9  75 

4 

92 

5  63 

2  OS 

7  00 

4 

129 

6  07 

1  50 

13  00 

5 

135 

4  33 

1  43 

15  87 

5 

135 

4  25 

1  39 

6  10 

It  was  formerly  part  of 


73  87 
59  01 
67  93 
79  54 

74  10 
43  29 


BEARBROOK.— w. 


1874  Job  Roadhouse . 

75  Edward  H.  Taylor . 

76  Edward  H.  Taylor . 

77  James  Joseph  Haylock. 

78  James  Joseph  Haylock. 

79  James  Joseph  Haylock. 

80  John  Fowkes . 


6 

75 

5  27 

1  79 

16  00 

4 

75 

5  28 

3  52 

l7  <  0 

4 

78 

6  35 

3  55 

13  75 

4 

73 

5  54 

3  50 

12  76 

5 

83 

2  00 

2  50 

2  25 

5 

65 

1  30 

1  00 

2  00 

4 

64 

1  50 

1  00 

1  75 

162  68 
137  71 
104  34 
129  58 
60  30 
83  77 
52  80 


MONTREAL  CONFERENCE. 


717 


BEDFORD. 

A  village  in  the  township  of  Stanbridge,  County  of  Missisquoi,  Quebec. 

St.  Armand  Circuit. 


It  was  formerly  part  of  the 


Year 


1876 

77 

78 

79 

80 


John  Grenfell. 
John  Grenfell 
John  Grenfell 
Hugh  Cairns . 
Hugh  Cairns. 


Ap¬ 

point¬ 

ments 


No.  of 
Members. 


95 

90 

98 

110 


1874  Moses  Scott . 

75  Moses  Scott . 

76  Ernest  M.  Taylor,  B.A. 

77  Gardners.  Eldridge... 

7S . . 


BEEBE  PLAIN.— w. 


79  George  C.  Poyser 

80  George  C.  Poyser 


2 

3 

4 
2 

3 

4 
6 


23 

31 

38 

104 

110 

107 

112 


$5  00 
5  05 

4  74 

5  00 


3  05 


25 

67 

00 

75 

52 


BELL’S  CORNERS.— w. 


1874  Jabez  B.  Keough,  Benjamin  Franklin 

75  Jabez  B.  Keough,  Nassau  B.  Topping 

76  R.  N.  Adams,  Wm.  S.  Jamieson,  B.A 

77  Richard  N.  Adams . 

78  Richard  N.  Adams,  Joseph  Earl . 

79  See  Carp . 


7 

8 

10 

9 

9 

8 


169 

200 

226 

232 

234 

235 


7  92 
10  00 

6  00 

8  77 
10  15 

9  76 


BILLING’S  BRIDGE. 


Funds. 


1877 

78 

79 

80 


Gorham  A.  Gilford. . 
Gorham  A.  Gilford  .  . 
Gorham  A .  Gifford  . . 
John  Hardy  Stewart. 


108 

109 

140 


06 

93 

25 


Educa. 

Sup.  M. 

Miss’y. 

$5  00 

f 6  66 

$62  45 

5  42 

8  58 

66  68 

4  00 

6  00 

62  58 

4  25 

8  00 

43  06 

2  10 

4  25 

31  10 

7  54 

35  14 

5  78 

10  87 

54  74 

4  00 

40  87 

3  00 

4  50 

52  06 

3  60 

3  76 

67  01 

1  33 

6  50 

56  90 

20  38 

229  21 

5  00 

20  00 

271  64 

3  33 

20  00 

252  30 

8  85 

20  00 

291  00- 

5  75 

23  00 

216  72 

6  00 

20  00 

217  65 

of  Carlton 

,  Ontario. 

It  was 

! 

4  32 

.... 

5  02 

111  91 

1  04 

4  14 

89  40 

2  00 

6  00 

I  83  88 

BOLTON.— w.  &  n. 


1874  John  Grenfell 


75 

76 

77 
7S 
79 


John  Grenfell..  . 
John  Holmes.. . 
John  Holmes .. . 
John  Holmes .. . 
See  East  Bolton . 


6 

97 

9 

00 

5 

21 

12 

00 

118 

58 

6 

97 

9 

00 

6 

50 

12 

00 

140 

83 

8 

203 

9 

50 

10 

54 

13 

18 

131 

38 

7 

141 

5 

00 

5 

25 

9 

00 

129 

00 

6 

121 

5 

00 

2 

10 

7 

00 

40 

90 

7 

123 

4 

00 

2 

14 

7 

00 

38 

54 

BOURG  LOUIS. 

A  village  on  the  River  St.  Lawrence,  in  the  County  of  Port  Neuf,  Quebec. 

Neuf  Mission. 

1874  Isaac  Williamson  .  , 

75  . . 

76  ( Frederick  Francis) 

77  [Frederick  Francis) 


It  was  formerly  Port 


78  (  William  Marcharn) . 

79  Samuel  E.  Maudsley . 

SO  United  with  Point  Levis. 


2 

39 

1 

2 

29 

0  80 

1  50 

2 

29 

.... 

2 

29 

2 

29 

.... 

4 

30 

24 

1  00 

1  00 

!7i 

7' 

9 

7 

6 

6 


68 

15 

37 

35 

60 

35 


BROCKVILLE  — w. 


1874  George  McRitchie . 

75  George  McRitchie . 

76  William  Scott . 

77  James  Elliott,  D.D . 

78  James  Elliott,  D.D . 

79  James  Elliott,  D.D . 

80  William  Galbraith,  B.  C.L. 


1 

230 

25 

40 

13 

50 

42 

80 

1 

236 

26 

20 

30 

75 

43 

20 

1 

220 

26 

25 

.  24 

00 

41 

00 

1  . 

245 

21 

47 

24 

55 

20 

00 

2 

232 

13 

60 

21 

17 

36 

00 

2 

226 

23 

50 

17 

80 

37 

25 

3 

226 

29 

25 

22 

10 

43 

00 

BROWNSBUEG. 

A  village  in  the  township  of  Chatham,  County  of  Argenteuil,  Quebec. 

Lachute  Circuit. 

1878  John  Hiscox . 

79  Robert  W.  McKeehnie . 

80  Robert  W.  McKeehnie . 


332  66 
389  00 
306  60 
306  57 
375  76 

386  97 

387  00 


It  was  formerly  part  of 


6 

*108 

1  00  1 

i  oo 

3  00 

6 

117 

1  50  | 

2  30 

4  50 

21  50 
76  25 


718 


CIRCUITS  AND  MISSIONS. 


Year!  Names  of  Ministers. 


1874  Ezekiel  Richardson. 

75  Ezekiel  Richardson 

76  John  C.  Osborne  . . 

77  John  C.  Osborne  .  . 

78  Henry  Krupp . 

79  Henry  Krupp . 

80  Henry  Krupp . 


•1874  Robert  Lochead. .  . . 
75  Now  called  Robinson 


BRYSON— w. 


Ap- 

No.  of 

Funds. 

point- 

ments. 

Members. 

Conting. 

Educa. 

. 

Sup  M. 

Miss’y. 

7 

55 

$3  25 

$1  35 

$4  25 

$81  56 

7 

55 

2  83 

2  24 

3  22 

58  73 

6 

56 

3  00 

2  50 

3  25 

48  37 

6 

73 

2  00 

2  25 

3  50 

48  54 

8 

72 

2  10 

2  35 

4  65 

50  00 

8 

78 

•  2  31 

2  59 

5  00 

58  72 

7 

85 

2  53 

2  31 

3  40 

79  56 

BURY. 

3 

— w. 

34 

2  30 

2  25 

3  60 

39  54 

3 

34 

2  13 

2  25 

3  75 

25  06 

CARLETON  PLACE.  - 


154 

189 

250 

202 

156 

160 

175 


1874  William  Raney,  Samuel  Shibley .  6 

75  Joseph  Follick .  b 

76  Robert  F.  Oliver . .  6 

77  WilliamS.  Jamieson,  B.A . 1  6 

78  Wm.  S.  Jamieson,  B.A. ,  F.  A.  Reed.  6 

79  Wm  S  Jamieson,  B.A.,  Jas.  Elliott..  5 

80  James  Simpson,  Alva  Holden .  5 

CATARAQUI. 

1874  William  Briden,  William  F.  Perley  . . 

75  William  Briden,  William  W.  Madge. 

76  Andrew  A.  Smith,  Martin  J.  Bates. .  . 

77  Andrew  A.  Smith,  Martin  J.  Bates  . . 

78  Andrew  A.  Smith,  Samuel  Ellery  .... 

79  George  G.  Huxtable,  Jas.  Awde,  B.A. 

80  George  G.  Huxtable,  (Salem  Bland.).. 

CENTREVILLE. 


9 

9 

9 

9 

9 

9 

6 


•— w. 
270 
250 
245 
260 
280 
303 
188 


-w. 


1874 

75 

76 

77 

78 

79 


1874 

75 

76. 

77 


William  Rilance . 

William  Short . 

William  Short . 

Joseph  H.  Chant . 

Joseph  H.  Chant . 

United  with  Tam  worth. 


5 

5 

4 

4 

4 

4 


104 

97 

80 

90 

71 

60 


Edward  A.  Ward . 

Richard  Wilson . . 

Richard  Wilson . 

United  with  St.  Lambert. 


CHAMBLY.— w. 

.  . .  j  1  |  15 

1  |  16 
...j  1  |  15 

...I  1  11 


1874  William  H.  Sparling. 

75  Henry  W.  Knowles  . 

76  Henry  W.  Knowles  . 

77  Henry  W.  Knowles  . 

78  Joseph  Carr . 

79  Joseph  Carr  . 

80  Joseph  Carr  . 


CHELSEA. 
3 
3 
3 

3 

4  i 

4 

5 


-w. 

40 

64 

67 

78 

73 

40 

73 


1874  Hugh  Cairns . . j  5 

75  Hugh  Cairns .  8 

76  Hugh  Cairns .  10 

77  John  Stewart . 

78  John  Stewart . 

79  John  Stewart . 

80  Samuel  Teeson . 


CLARENCEVILLE.— w. 

216 
230 
253 
250 
287 
280 
256 


10 

9 

9 

9 


10  23 

5  50  , 

23  00 

173  56 

12  46 

9  76  | 

28  77 

233  29 

8  20  1 

5  65 

21  00 

196  82 

8  25  : 

9  19 

14  57 

197  25 

8  75 

4  80 

24  05 

166  28 

S  68 

4  21  1 

12  00 

148  81 

9  00 

5  50 

14  00  1 

155  20 

16  53  1 

7  10 

45  00  | 

276  90 

16  35 

10  00  : 

40  00 

312  75 

14  81 

10  50 

41  00 

333  10 

11  60 

10  03 

38  53 

306  77 

11  71 

10  05 

39  02 

328  06 

8  05 

6  00 

35  00 

261  46 

5  00 

4  CO 

20  00 

106  51 

6  04 

2  54 

16  53 

90  12 

6  05 

6  37 

13  52 

72  70 

3  41 

2  34 

13  20 

83  29 

3  42 

1  87 

11  08 

57  37 

3  50 

2  00 

5  25 

42  65 

3  50 

1  50 

5  00 

25  90 

5  00 

1  30 

6  21 

73  00 

5  00 

4  45 

6  60 

156  00 

5  57 

12  60 

6  76 

83  57 

2  50 

0  87 

2  79 

63  84 

1  4  53 

1  15 

3  14 

159  76 

7  22 

3  40 

5  01 

168  77 

10  00 

;  6  00 

8  00 

144  45 

5  00 

!  7  00 

8  00 

105  34 

3  00 

4  00 

6  00 

86  70 

4  50 

3  20 

5  75 

76  60 

3  50 

4  00 

;  5  50 

100  00 

V. 

10  08 

7  00 

35  00 

148  02 

11  25 

20  50 

36  00 

160  20 

11  43 

33  10 

31  00 

150  00 

I  11  50 

17  00 

43  00 

150  57 

11  65 

15  00 

25  00 

125  45 

8  00 

2  31 

25  00 

95  14 

I  8  05 

6  41 

25  30 

113  13 

Elginhurg  set  off. 


MONTREAL  CONFERENCE. 


719 


CLARENDON.— w. 


i  AP- 

Year,  Names  oi  Ministers.  I  point- 

ments. 


1874  George  Stenning .  8 

75  Robert  Mark,  M.D .  5 

76  Robert  Mark,  M  D . i  5 

77  R.  Mark,  M.D.,  ( Enoch  JF.  Skinner1*)'  5 

78  John  C.  Osborne .  5 

79  Jolin  C.  Osborne . 5 

80  John  C.  Osborne .  7 


No.  of 
Members. 


173 

190 

190 

•211 

199 

186 

181 


COATICOKE.  — w. 


1874  Le  Roy  Hooker,  Win.  Timberlake. . . . \  5  j  150 

75  Le  Roy  Hooker . |  5  j-  158 

76  Alexander  Hardie,  M.  A. .  2  j  104 

77  Alexander  Hardie,  M. A . :  3  I  118 

78  John  Walton .  5  I  119 

79  John  Walton .  2  100 

80  William  Jackson .  2  92 


COMPTON.— w. 

1874  Thomas  C.  Brown .  5  100 

7  5  Thomas  C.  Brown .  5  100 

76  Thomas  W.  Constable .  5  95 

77  Thomas  W.  Constable .  5  100 

78  Henry  W.  Knowles .  4  96 

79  Henry  W.  Knowles .  3  64 

80  Henry  W.  Knowles .  4  59 

COOKSHI  RE.  — w. 

1874  Cornelius  A.  Jones . I  6  [  54 

75  Nathaniel  Smith .  2  i  47 

76  James  Pearen,  B.A .  3  43 

77  James  Henderson . j  3  i  43 

78  James  Henderson . ,  4  47 

79  William  T  Smith .  3  i  56 


80  William  T.  Smith,  Joseph  Pinel .  10  I  97 


CORNWALL.— w. 


1874  Alexander  Campbell .  1 

75  William  Hall,  M.A . :  1 

76  William  Hall,  M.A . j  1 

77  William  Hall,  M.A .  1 

78  Richard  Whiting  . . j  1 

79  Richard  Whiting . j  1 

80  Richard  Whiting . !  1 


75 

76 
100 
120 
140 
100 
105 


COWANSVILLE. 

A  village  in  the  township  of  Dunham,  County  of  Missisquoi. 

Circuit. 


Funds. 


Conting. 

Educa. 

Sup. 

M. 

Miss’y. 

$4 

00 

$1 

25 

$6 

00 

$158 

72 

3 

86 

2 

15 

19 

72 

101 

59 

4 

00 

2 

50 

20 

25 

123 

18 

4 

25 

2 

75 

14 

22 

85 

59 

4 

30 

2 

80 

15 

00 

44 

10 

3 

00 

2 

00 

10 

00 

64 

91 

2 

90 

2 

15 

10 

65 

65 

36 

8 

45 

r. 

20 

10 

86 

149 

84 

10 

00 

8 

30 

12 

50 

140 

62 

10 

50 

9 

00 

16 

50 

71 

18 

11 

00 

17 

14 

20 

00 

108 

38 

10 

00 

11 

04 

20 

00 

75 

36 

10 

26 

9 

50 

24 

06 

83 

00 

j  8 

68 

10 

80 

20 

25 

81 

93 

11 

15 

6 

50 

16 

00 

123 

48 

10 

25 

7 

53 

13 

65 

97 

44 

9 

51 

10 

08 

12 

78 

96 

86 

8 

00 

12 

81 

13 

00 

65 

43 

6 

00 

5 

66 

13 

00 

44 

22 

2 

90 

2 

66 

4 

44 

43 

71 

2 

00 

4 

59 

3 

59 

20 

00 

5 

00 

2 

09 

6 

50 

44 

07 

4 

00 

2 

25 

6 

50 

45 

00 

5 

25 

1 

50 

4 

00 

32 

29 

8 

04 

8 

25 

10 

00 

57 

54 

8 

19 

2 

27 

13 

99 

50 

60 

6 

25 

1 

50 

10 

00 

62 

47 

7 

75 

4 

10 

10 

30 

74 

01 

8 

50 

2 

50 

15 

00 

148 

95 

8 

00 

2 

50 

15 

00 

106 

35 

10 

00 

5 

75 

16 

00 

123 

52 

10 

50 

6 

00 

17 

00 

146 

39 

12 

50 

8 

85 

20 

00 

138 

10 

12 

60 

8 

90 

20 

25 

79 

26 

12 

70 

9 

00 

20 

50 

104 

80 

It  was  formerly  part  of  the  Dunham 


1875  William  A.  Allen . 

.... 

.... 

76  William  A.  Allen . 

3 

112 

7.  28 

6  50 

6  15 

77  Samuel  G.  Phillips . 

3 

91 

5  00 

4  56 

14  16 

78  Samuel  G.  Phillips . 

6 

106 

5  66 

3  13 

4  56 

79  Samuel  G.  Phillips,  M.A . 

6 

92 

4  37 

2  62 

2  62 

80  William  H.  Sparling,,  B.A . 

4 

115 

2  52 

4  90 

2  28 

72  60 
74  67 
52  54 
46  41 
42  44 


D. 


DANVILLE. — w. 


1874  William  Jackson . 

75  Edward  A.  Ward 

76  Edward  A.  Ward 

77  Edward  A.  Ward 

78  William  Timberlake. 

79  William  Timberlake. 

80  William  Timberlake. 


9 

158 

6 

45 

3 

10 

13 

45 

85 

60 

4 

144 

7 

55 

12 

47 

10 

00 

102 

11 

4 

161 

10 

00 

12 

50 

12 

00 

135 

15 

5 

165 

10 

00 

12 

50 

12 

20 

136 

08 

5 

200 

10 

00 

10 

34 

12 

25 

80 

45 

5 

204 

11 

14 

11 

86 

12 

30 

78 

83 

5 

183 

12 

18 

10 

52 

11 

50 

84 

05 

*  Accidentally  killed  in  the  great  Lone  Land  whither  he  had  gone  as  a  missionary  in  1878. 


720 


CIRCUITS  AND  MISSIONS. 


DELTA. 


village  in  the  township  of  Bastard,  County  of  Leeds,  Ontario.  It  was  formerly  part  of  the 

Elgin  Circuit. 


D1XVILLE. 


A  village  in 


1876  John  Corbett. .  . 
John  Corbett, 
Melvin  Taylor, 


77 

78 

79  Barry  Pierce . 

80  James  A.  Craig,  B.A. 


DUDSWELL.— w. 


1874  Thomas  Bell . 

75  Now  called  Marbleton . 


1  4  i 

71 

1  05  ; 

2  00 

!  4  1 

67 

1  10 

1  00 

1  75 

DURHAM.— w. 


1874  Thomas  Bell  . . 

75  Thomas  Bell  . . 

76  William  Pyke. 

77  William  Pyke. 

78  William  Pyke  . 

79  See  Ulverton. . 


DUNHAM.— w.  &  n. 


— 

— - — - - — 

Ap- 

No.  of 

M  embers. 

Funds. 

Year 

Names  of  Ministers. 

point- 

ments 

Conting. 

Educa. 

Sup.  M. 

Miss’y. 

1  C*7  K 

$8  95 

$6 ' 42 

8  81 

5  70 

5  90 

5  70 

$14  00 

$172  63 

4 

176 

5 

172 

7  81 

11  00 
12  00 

12  30 

13  15 

IZo  4o 

5 

172 

7  93 

1 00  1/ 

5 

158 

8  00 

01  /D 

5 

190 

6  90 

4U  UU 

1 

22 

1 

26 

2  07 

2  48 

1  46 

1 

32 

2  50 

1  00 

5 

42 

0  75 

0  45 

0  50 

5 

45 

0  84 

1  25 

E, 


3  24 
15  30 

11  90 

5  60 
15  36 


44  09 
41  10 


6 

138 

7 

27 

3 

73  1 

12 

58 

120 

65 

5 

132 

5 

00 

*  3 

78 

13 

25 

53 

92 

4 

132 

5 

00 

1 

39  1 

9 

00 

39 

45 

4 

140 

2 

22 

4 

00  1 

6 

00 

72 

01 

4 

140 

4 

34 

4 

00 

4 

00 

45 

15 

4 

140 

2 

00 

2 

00  ; 

4 

00 

57 

11 

4 

92 

5  77 

1 

81 

17 

50 

122 

4 

105 

7  15 

15 

00 

21 

00 

111 

3 

87 

13  09 

20 

14 

22 

22 

82 

1 

59 

8  00 

12 

00 

20 

00 

58 

1 

54 

7  00 

8 

50 

22 

00 

46 

1 

48 

3  50 

4 

50 

15 

00 

40 

80  James  G.  Crozier . 

2 

48 

4  25 

2 

82 

10 

67 

31 

54 


15 


1874 

75 

76 

77 

78 


EDWARDSBURG.— w. 


Andrew  L.  Peterson 
John  A.  Dowler  . . . 
Ezekiel  Richardson 
William  Pearson  . . 
William  Pearson  .  . 

79  Joseph  H.  Chant 

80 


Joseph  H.  Chant .  4 

ELGIN. - 


i  4 

150 

5 

26 

3 

00 

9 

50 

5  1 

145 

4 

00 

1 

50 

8 

00 

5 

140 

4 

10 

1 

50 

7 

06 

3  : 

162 

6 

24 

2 

57 

5 

32 

|  3 

175 

5 

10 

1 

63 

7 

26 

1 

190 

3 

09 

1 

40 

5 

00 

4 

172 

3 

50 

2 

00 

8 

00 

-w. 


1874  John  Id.  Stewart . 

75  Circuit  divided.  See  Delta  &  Lombardy! 


ELGIN  BURG. 

A  village  in  the  township  of  Kingston,  County  of  Frontenae,  Ontario. 

with  Cataraqui  Circuit. 

1879  Thomas  B.  Conley,  B.A . 

80  Thomas  B.  Conley,  B.A .  4 


176  00 
138  91 
132  65 
46  85 
124  65 
91  31 
87  66 


153 

4  00 

1  50  | 

10  00 

;  132 

47 

166 

4  34  | 

4  60  ! 

10  00 

|  137 

30 

It  was  formerly  connected 


111 


4  32 


2  73 


5  00  74  52 


MONTREAL  CONFERENCE. 


721 


FARMERS  VIL  LE.  — w. 


Year 

Names  of  Ministers. 

Ap¬ 

point¬ 

ments 

No.  of 
Members. 

Funds. 

Conting. 

Educa. 

Sup.  M. 

Miss’y. 

1874 

Daniel  V.  Lucas,  John  Webster . 

10 

334 

$11  00 

$8  45 

$35  IS 

$415  57 

75 

Jabez  B.  Saunders,  Thomas  Rennie.  .  . 

9 

345 

10  00 

12  68 

30  n0 

377  92 

76  Stephen  Bond,  Joseph  Earle . 

9 

370 

8  00 

11  20 

28  50 

322  24 

77  Stephen  Bond.  John  Webster . 

8 

3S8 

9  20 

10  33 

29  00 

244  16 

78 

David  Winter,  Thomas  J.  Mansell.. .  . 

9 

420 

10  95 

10  20 

22  58 

275  14 

79 

David  Winter,  Samuel  N.  McAdoo.  . 

7 

317 

12  75 

13  07 

25  00 

299  02 

80 

David  Winter,  William  Somerville. . . 

11 

355 

14  13 

15  0J 

26  00 

352  77 

FITZROY  HARBOUR.— w. 


1874  B'  oek  Rose . 

3 

83 

6  81 

3  56 

17  19 

96  71 

75  Henry  Irvine . 

3 

89 

7  00 

6  50 

17  90 

76  17 

76  Henry  Irvine . 

3 

89 

5  10 

1  40 

8  42 

45  78 

77  William  Knox . 

3 

86 

4  05 

3  25 

7  00 

64  69 

78  William  Knox . 

3 

100 

4  20 

4  00 

23  00 

74  42 

79  William  Knox .  . 

3 

101 

4  30 

2  60 

15  50 

63  05 

80  George  H.  Squire,  B.A . 

.  3 

105 

4  40 

2  75 

15  50 

62  09 

FRANKLIN  CENTRE.— w. 

F.  I 


1874  Francis  Hunt . 

5 

220 

14  00 

6  50 

33  74 

196  39 

75  John  W.  Clipsham,  Edward  A.  Crane 

6 

224 

14  00 

11  00 

38  00 

240  43 

76  J.  W.  Clipsham,  Geo.  H.  H.  Davis... 

6 

225 

11  59 

5  89 

36  72 

161  77 

77  William  A.  Allen . 

6 

235 

11  65 

10  66 

25  48 

125  57 

78  William  A.  Allen . 

6 

245 

11  25 

3  60 

12  50 

130  96 

79  William  A.  Allen . 

5 

265 

6  52 

5  00 

7  05 

62  59 

80  Silas  James  Hughes . 

3 

214 

3  50 

2  15 

5  10 

37  33 

1876 

77 

78 

79 

80 


FRANKTOWN. 

A  village  in  the  township  of  Beckwith,  County  of  Lanark,  Ontario. 


John  Garvin 
Andrew  L.  Peterson . 
Andrew  L.  Peterson . 


Lewis  Conley 


4 

•  .... 

124 

4  56 

4  48 

10  (0 

2 

104 

4  60 

3  20 

6  00 

3 

110 

0  50 

0  65 

0  83 

3 

90 

1  63 

62  07 
54  40 
23  80 
46  73 


FRANKVILLE. 

A  village  in  the  township  of  Kitley,  County  of  Leeds,  Ontario. 

Circuit. 


It  was  formerly  part  of  Farmersville 


1878 

John  Webster . 

,  , 

79 

Elisha  Tennant . 

4 

137 

4 

00 

2  22 

2  96 

80 

Elisha  Tennant . 

4 

130 

4 

02 

1  83 

6  00 

FRELIGH  SB  URG.  — w. 


1874  Richard  Robinson . 

4 

68 

4  49 

2  20 

18  00 

75  Richard  Robinson . 

5 

67 

6  00 

14  00 

21  0) 

76  Richard  Robinson . 

5  • 

72 

9  00 

21  0.) 

3  i  50 

77  Hugh  Cairns . 

5 

78 

8  (10 

17  18 

32  51 

78  Hugh  Cairns . 

5 

118 

8  25 

8  00 

33  00 

79  James  E.  Richardson . 

6 

133 

8  40 

6  00 

34  00 

80  James  E.  Richardson . 

7 

111 

7  33 

5  78 

34  00 

81  01 
12S  25 
130  36 
110  82 
96  25 
112  01 
107  57 


G. 


GANANOQUE— w. 


1874  Jacob  Freshman . . . 

2 

118 

14  10 

6  44 

21  43 

75  Jacob  Freshman . 

2 

22  ) 

22  27 

16  20 

21  60 

76  Jacob  Freshman . 

2 

225 

17  61 

9  0  ) 

28  70 

77  William  J.  Jolliffe . 

2 

2  )  • 

13  0  * 

8  14 

22  50 

78  William  J.  Jollitfe . 

2 

178 

11  81 

7  03 

33  40 

79  William  McGill . 

2 

169 

1  •  73 

5  34 

33  70 

80  Widiaui  McGill . 

2 

141 

10  80 

5  40 

23  50 

225  17 
261  55 
241  01 

218  64 
22  3  46 

219  01 
195  11 


46 


722 


CIRCUITS  AND  MISSIONS. 


GASP!!.— w. 


— - - 

Ap- 

No.  of 
Members. 

Funds. 

Year 

Names  of  Ministers. 

point- 

inents. 

Conting. 

Educa. 

Sup.  M. 

1 

80 

$4  20 

$1  20 

$3  30 

75  John  Lawrence,  Win.  F.  Marceau,  B.A. 

76  John  Lawrence,  Wm.  F.  Marceau,  B.A. 

7*7  n  Riinb-  . 

2 

7 

11 

89 

77 

76 

5  29 

3  93 

1  69 

1  30 

1  97 

1  07 

3  55 

3  12 

1  42 

7Q 

7 

76 

1  33 

1  42 

2  51 

/  O 

8 

68 

l  45 

1  20 

/  o  OUUU  . 

80  John  G.  Brick  . 

8 

68 

1  50 

1  25 

2  /  7  | 

GEORGE’S  LAKE.— w. 

1874  Richard  N.  Adams .  j  ■••• 

75  Now  called  Plantagenet .  *  1 


6  25 


‘2  38 


4  36  l 


1874 

75 

76 


GEORGEVILLE.— w. 


Ernest  M.  Taylor, 
William  Timberlake 
See  Magog . 


B.A. ,  ) 

3 

31 

3  60  | 

2  73 

4  30 

1 . 

3 

40 

2  03 

1  83 

1  83 

4 

38 

3  20  1 

1874  John  A.  Dowler . _  - 

75  Samuel  15.  Phillips,  John  Garvin. . . 

76  Samuel  B.  Phillips  . 

77  Samuel  B.  Phillips  . 

78  John  Fowkes . . 

79  John  Fowkes,  William  H.  Summers 

80  James  Joseph  Haylock . 


1874  James  E.  Richardson 

75  James  E.  Richardson 

76  Thomas  C.  Brown.. . 

77  Thomas  CV  Brown  .. . 

78  Daniel  Connolly . 

79  George  Rogers . 

SO  George  Rogers  . 


GLENTAY.— w. 

1  8  112 

4  50 

2  10 

S  50 

9 

130 

4  50 

5  75 

9  00 

9 

91 

5  00 

6  10 

10  50 

7 

131 

4  72 

9  2  ’ 

12  34 

8 

231 

5  00 

3  40 

13  00 

11 

200 

5  t  0 

4  00 

8  00 

10 

181 

4  00 

2  50 

8  40 

G 

RAN  BY. — v. 

5  1  175 

14  27 

4  86 

16  00  I 

5 

175 

18  00 

16  31 

21  00 

7 

180 

15  84 

12  33 

21  00 

4 

160 

10  00 

4  40 

18  42 

4 

!  165 

9  00 

4  16 

17  75 

•"7 

153 

9  00 

4  50 

18  00 

7 

160 

9  91 

7  84 

IS  01 

1874  John  Corbett. . . 

75  William  Norton 

76  William  Norton, 

77  William  Norton, 

78  - ■  • 


GRENVILLE.— w. 
5  |  58 

5  1  69 

5  1  69 

4  42 

5  1  42 


6  50 

7  00 
2  30 
2  33 
0  90 


2 

35  | 

4 

00 

6 

01 

4 

63 

2 

68 

3 

00 

2 

68 

3 

13 

0 

98 

1 

25 

Miss’y. 


$18  00 
89  34 
98  70 
116  36 
58  88 
33  50 
28  95 


41  18 


33  61 

61  18 
59  91 


114  36 
108  13 
118  45 
93  61 

95  13 

96  51 
6S  54 


154  55 
172  37 
213  53 
107  54 
103  37 
80  71 
85  81 


82  60 
82  62 
93  10 
65  85 
74  86 


H. 


HARROWSMITH.— w. 


1874  William  Short  . 

75  Auolpbus  G.  Knight,  B.A. 

76  John  C.  Garrett . 

77  John  C.  Garrett . 

78  Samuel  Teesou . 

79  Samuel  Teeson . 

80  William  Sanderson . 


1874  John  W.  Clipsharn  - 

75  Francis  Hunt . 

76  Francis  Hunt . 

77  Ernest  M.  Taylor,  B.A. 

78  Ernest  M.  Taylor,  B.A. 

79  Ernest  M.  Taylor,  B.A. 

80  Simon  Crookshanks 


5 

140 

6  70 

3  40 

21  00 

6 

134 

6  00 

3  19 

23  50 

6 

122 

3  30 

2  65 

14  65 

4 

135 

6  88 

2  00 

6  07 

3 

168 

3  84 

2  10 

6  25 

5 

133 

2  40 

3  50 

7  62 

4 

117 

2  64 

1  30 

8  89 

HATLEY.  - 


3 

94 

5  61 

3  75 

7  41 

3 

94 

5  41 

5  75 

7  00 

4 

80 

5  00 

6  35 

8  00 

4 

83 

5  00 

8  00 

5  58 

3 

77 

6  62 

6  08 

5  50 

4 

77 

3  92 

3  40 

5  20 

5 

80 

4  09 

3  30 

4  52 

146  39 
17<>  28 
106  60 
75  75 
35  00 
53  42 
45  23 


77  09 
108  07 
83  77 
56  51 
90  83 
83  34 
80  97 


MONTREAL  CONFERENCE. 


723 


HEMMINGFORD. — w. 


Year  Names  of  Ministers. 

Ap¬ 

point¬ 

ments. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Funds. 

Conting. 

Educa. 

Sup. 

M. 

Miss’y. 

1874  John  Scanlon . 

3 

115 

$7 

00 

*3 

50 

$26 

00 

$135  73 

75  William  K.  Sliovtt,  M.A . 

3 

117 

8 

63 

9 

00 

28 

00 

149 

96 

76  William  K.  Shortt,  M.A . 

3 

122 

8 

83 

9 

68 

28 

10 

140 

59 

77  Silas  J.  Hughes . 

3 

108 

8 

88 

15 

00 

28 

12 

130 

69 

78  Silas  J.  Hughes . 

3 

104 

8 

00 

15 

25 

24 

00 

81 

85 

79  Silas  J.  Hughes . 

2 

81 

7 

40 

22 

65 

19 

10 

65 

63 

80  Benjamin  Longley,  B.A . 

2 

106 

7 

00 

17 

00 

19 

50 

100 

50 

HUDSON.— w. 

1874  Edward  H.  Taylor . 

4 

46 

5 

12 

o 

35 

7 

00 

75 

66 

75  Richard  Shier . 

4 

42 

5 

7u 

2 

81 

6 

36 

SB 

89 

76  William  Pearson . 

4 

44 

5 

78 

2 

88 

5 

78 

81 

15 

77  Samuel  E.  Maudsley . 

4 

46 

4 

53 

1 

57 

1 

90 

52 

72 

78  Samuel  E.  Maudsley . 

3 

42 

4 

00 

1 

00 

10 

03 

53 

56 

79  Thomas  C.  Carson . 

3 

38 

3 

00 

1 

15 

7 

34 

55 

48 

80  Thomas  C.  Carson . 

3 

65 

2 

07 

1 

59 

i 

19 

57 

67 

HUNTINGDON.— w. 

1874  D.  Kennedy,  B. D. ,  W.  J.  Crothers,  B.  A 

3 

238 

27 

10 

13 

75 

70 

00 

326 

12 

75  S.  G.  Phillips,  Abner  W.  Kneelands. 

6 

245 

27 

70 

60 

49 

74 

15 

316 

68 

76  Samuel  G.  Phillips  (  JVm.  II  Eason) . . 

5 

257 

17 

19 

40 

96 

68 

69 

328 

64 

77  George  Rogers,  George  H.  H.  Davis. . 

5 

277 

16 

18 

36 

33 

267 

70 

346 

97 

78  George  Rogers . 

5 

262 

22 

31 

24 

10 

52 

54 

268 

40 

79  James  Henderson . 

5 

242 

20 

27 

13 

98 

56 

25 

260 

86 

80  James  Henderson,  Francis  W.  Lett  .  . 

5 

243 

21 

00 

14 

00 

60 

00 

250 

00 

I. 


INVERNESS.— w. 


1874  John  G.  Brick  .  . 

75  Isaac  Wilkinson . 

76  Isaac  Wilkinson . 

77  John  Lawrence  . . 

78  John  Lawrence  . . 

79  John  Lawrence  . . 

80  Richard  Eason  . . 


6 

110 

4  66 

2  00 

9  00 

7 

98 

4  00 

5  50 

8  35 

7 

100 

3  71 

3  00 

6  00 

3 

97 

4  15 

4  28 

3  78 

5 

108 

5  36 

2  01 

5  79 

5 

105 

4  72 

1  47 

5  75 

7 

108 

2  17 

.... 

7  26 

157  77 
217  45 
107  76 
92  68 
120  99 
125  12 
148  21 


ISLAND  BROOK.— w. 


1S74  Simon  Crookshanks . 

1 

30 

1  00 

0  75 

1  50 

34  70 

75  Cornelius  A.  Jones . 

4 

30 

1  00 

1  25 

2  05 

49  41 

76  Cornelius  A.  Jones . 

4 

30 

1  50 

2  00 

28  75 

77  Cornelius  A.  Jones . 

2 

29 

2  00 

2  75 

33  75 

78  William  Austin . 

2 

39 

1  50 

2  50 

29  97 

79  United  with  Cookshire . 

4 

42 

2  00 

i  50 

1  78 

16  50 

K. 


KEMPTVILLE  — w. 


1874  Stephen  Bond . 

3 

161 

16  25 

5  15 

19  00 

156  15 

75  Stephen  Bond . 

3 

180 

17  00 

10  00 

24  00 

143  98 

76  Le  Roy  Hooker . 

*  2 

160 

15  60 

10  50 

20  00 

130  84 

77  Joseph  M.  Hagar,  M.A . 

2 

183 

14  25 

9  50 

21  40 

131  64 

78  Joseph  M.  Hagar,  M.A . 

2 

184 

13  50 

7  50 

30  50 

ISO  70 

79  Joseph  M.  Hagar,  M.A . 

2 

208 

4  33 

7  62 

34  00 

164  77 

80  James  Allen,  M.A . 

2 

270 

11  34 

5  23 

35  41 

164  93 

KENNEBEC,— w. 

1874  William  Austin . 

3 

52 

4  16 

1  64 

30  06 

75  William  F.  Perley . 

4 

48 

2  63 

2  85 

1  88 

36  42 

76  See  Arden . 

4 

54 

2  92 

1  56 

44  91 

*  One  appointment  with  28  members  given  to  the  South  Mountain  Circuit. 


724 


CIRCUITS  AND  MISSIONS. 


KINGSTON.—' w. 


Year 


Names  of  Ministers. 


1874  James  Elliott,  Richard  Eason . 

75  James  Elliott,  James  Allen,  B.A . 

76  James  Elliott,  James  Allen,  B.A . 

77  Wm,  Galbraith,  B.C.L.,  J.  G  Crozicr 

78  "VVm.  Galbraith,  B.C. L.,  Win.  Jack- 

son,  George  11.  H.  Davis . 

79  W.  Galbraith,  B.C.L.,  Jas.  G.  Croziei 

80  Jas.  Elliott,  D.D.,  Ghas.  R.  Flanders. 


Ap¬ 

point¬ 

ments. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Conting 

3 

510 

$57  19 

3 

440 

56  67 

4 

457 

63  94 

4 

383 

64  15 

4 

400 

65  00 

4 

415 

60  i  0 

3 

339 

30  00 

Funds. 


Conting.  Educa.  Sup.  M.  Missy, 


$28  00 
67  00 
75  00 
145  78 

106  10 
128  95 
81  15 


$120  00 
154  00 
164  80 
206  00 


$1,822  51 
1,162  20 
2,102  48 
2,253  18 


KINGSTON-QUEEN  STREET. 


1874  James  Allen . 

75  ( 

to  <  Included  in  Kingston  First. 

78  { 

79  William  Jackson . 

80  Joseph  M.  Hagar,  M.A . 


1 

48 

5  22 

1  59 

9  00 

1 

48 

7  00 

5  23 

15  52 

i 

ic.9 

10  00 

10  81 

37  66 

209  00  2,324  50 
184  50  1 1,714  38 
161  00  !  1,294  03 


89  00 

90  62 


360  65 


KNOWLTON.— w. 


1874  John  Stewart. 


75 

76 

77 

78 

79 

80 


J  ohn  Stewart . 

John  Stewart . 

Richard  Robinson . 
Richard  Robinson. 

John  Grenfell . 

John  Grenfell.  ... 


5 

134 

7  00 

4  25 

15  00 

96  93 

4 

196 

8  00 

7  85 

16  00 

105  42 

4 

180 

8  00 

8  00 

11  50 

80  60 

4 

178 

7  00 

5  00 

12  00 

77  27 

5 

170 

8  0t) 

lit  00 

15  00 

S4  03 

4 

150 

7  00 

6  00 

13  50 

58  40 

7 

170 

6  30 

6  05 

7  00 

81  95 

L. 


1874  Samuel  G.  Phillips. 

75  David  Winter . 

76  David  Winter . 

77  David  Winter . 

78  Ebenezer  Robson. . 

79  Ebenezer  Robson. . 

80  John  Walton . 


LACHUTE.— w. 


6 

157 

6  49 

6 

150 

7  58 

6 

140 

12  50 

6 

160 

15  00  1 

6 

260 

13  18  | 

*  3 

112 

8  38 

2 

113 

3  77 

4 

79 

i  7 

77 

118 

17 

16 

13 

17 

83 

212 

51 

20 

00 

20 

00 

245 

97 

25 

50 

28 

00 

2i  9 

51 

23 

31 

20 

00 

138 

95 

8 

24 

14 

00 

128 

00 

3 

82 

15 

00 

104 

90 

LACOLLE. 

A  village  and  township  in  the  County  of  St.  John’s,  Quebec.  It  was  formerly  part  of  Odelltown 
6  Circuit. 


1878  Richard  Wilson. 

79  John  Armstrong 

80  John  Armstrong 


'  80 
106 


11  03 
11  05 


14  35 
10  00 


2d'  07  j 
28  00 


54  45 
107  77 


LANCASTER. 

A  village  and  township  in  the  County  of  Glengary,  Ontario. 


1878  Samupl  D.  Chown 

79  Samuel  D.  Chown 

80  William  Rilanee . 


2 

■'25 

2' 52 

i  46 

3  00 

2 

25 

1  55 

3  33 

5  50 
8  17 


LANSDOWN  — n. 


1874  Geo.  Robinson,  Wm.  B.  Uuininghan 

75  John  H.  Stewart,  John  Gilson 

76  John  H.  Stewar  ,  John  K  Trimble. . 

77  William  D.  Brown,  Lewis  Conley - 

78  Jolr..  C.  Garrett . 

79  John  C.  Garrett . 

80  John  C.  Garrett . 


4 

191 

3 

50 

6 

51 

191 

00 

9 

191 

■170 

00 

9 

171 

6 

80 

5 

60 

10 

00 

145 

36 

6 

208 

7 

00 

5 

00 

10 

00 

134 

44 

8 

210 

9 

44 

10 

00 

21 

00 

112 

30 

5 

163 

6 

89 

O 

O 

50 

8 

00 

80 

83 

6 

157 

6 

90 

3 

25 

10 

50 

77 

55 

*  Brownsburg  set  olf. 


MONTREAL  CONFERENCE. 


725 


LAWREN  CEY I LLE.  — w. 


Year 

Names  of  Ministers. 

Ap¬ 

point¬ 

ments. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Funds. 

Conting. 

Educa. 

Sup.  M. 

Miss'y. 

1S74 

Alexander  Hardie,  M.A . 

7 

129 

$8  42 

$4  40 

$8  66 

$151  57 

75 

Alexander  Hardie,  M.A . 

6 

101 

4  12 

7  37 

7  46 

132  35 

76 

Nathaniel  Smith . 

6 

116 

5  30 

11  00 

8  89 

79  20 

77 

Nathaniel  Smith . 

3 

106 

4  80 

1  80 

5  00 

18  92 

78  Henry  Meyer . 

3 

105 

2  50 

2  00 

26  01 

79  Henry  Meyer . 

5 

100 

6  35 

3  50 

5  00 

54  98 

80  Henry  Meyer . 

5 

94 

6  24 

2  97 

4  53 

66  92 

LEEDS. — w. 

1874 

Thomas  Haddon  . 

6 

155 

6  20 

2  75 

10  40 

117  64 

75 

Thomas  Haddon . 

8 

151 

5  20 

4  13 

9  00 

111  55 

76 

Moses  Scott .  . 

8 

152 

6  06 

4  20 

11  00 

101  25 

77 

Moses  Scott . 

5  . 

144 

4  79 

0  76 

14  39 

72  90 

78 

Moses  Scott . 

5 

154 

4  69 

14  09 

97  14 

79 

William  Austin . 

5 

145 

5  01 

1  i6 

10  44 

76  21 

80 

William  Austin . 

4 

130 

4  15 

2  00 

5  00 

62  81 

LENNOXVILLE. 

A  village  in  the  township  of  Ascot,  County  of  Compton, 

Quebec. 

It  was  formerly  part  of 

Sherbrooke  Circuit. 

1875  John  Scanlon . 

.. 

.... 

76 

John  Scanlon . 

4 

75 

9  90 

15  00 

93  00 

77 

John  Scanlon . 

4 

88 

10  00 

7  50 

11  00 

90  05 

78 

George  H.  Porter . 

4 

92 

5  00 

5  00 

10  00 

78  67 

79  George  H.  Porter . 

4 

101 

2  60 

1  38 

5  00 

71  00 

80  George  H.  Porter,  B.A . 

5 

106 

1  60 

1  50 

5  50 

71  63 

LOMBARDY. 

A  village  in  the  township  of  South  Emsley,  County  of  Leeds,  Ontario. 

Elgin  Circuit. 

1875 
73 

77 

78 

79 

80 


It  was  formerly  part  of  the 


3 

40 

1 

50 

2 

60 

4 

00 

3 

42 

1 

50 

1 

80 

4 

00 

3 

.  53 

1 

70 

1 

30 

2 

50 

William  W.  Miller . 

7 

50 

2 

61 

2 

40 

2 

89 

William  W.  Miller . 

5 

40 

3 

54 

1 

13 

3 

04 

46 

30 

*46 

48 

49 


26 

00 

22 

79 

59 


LONG  ISLAND  LOCKS.— w, 

1874  James  Simpson . 

75  James  Simpson . 

76  James  Simpson . 

77  See  Manotick  and  Billing’s  Bridge 


6 

81 

7  50 

7  00 

12  60 

5 

111 

7  75 

14  00 

13  25 

5 

121 

8  00 

14  50 

13  50 

6 

133 

8  00 

14  00 

14  35 

159 

189 

183 

174 


49 

75 

89 

52 


L’ORIGNAL. — w. 


1874  William  J.  Jolliffe. 

75  William  J.  Jolliffe  . 

76  William  J.  Jolliffe  . 

77  Edmund  S.  Shorey. 

78  Edmund  S  Shorey. 

79  See  Vankleek  Hill. 


6 

3 

3 

3 

3 

3 


200 

95 

155 

177 

140 

110 


9 

02 

4 

30 

10 

00 

154 

34 

8 

00 

21 

00 

32 

00 

126 

53 

9 

00 

27 

00 

40 

00 

134 

93 

9 

60 

30 

00 

78 

70 

138 

73 

9 

64 

43 

70 

91 

81 

5 

85 

5 

00 

52 

89 

87 

70 

1874  John  Wilson,  B.A. ,  George  C.  Poyser 

75  John  Wilson,  B.A. ,  Samuel  Ellery.  .  . 

76  William  D.  Brown . 

77  William  Raney,  Joseph  Earl . 

78  William  Raney . 

79  William  F.  Perley,  John  M.  Moore. .  . 

80  William  F.  Perley,  Thomas  H.  Correy 


LYN.— w. 


5 

250 

16 

20 

5 

00 

20 

00 

216 

24 

5 

212 

16 

25 

6 

81 

40 

00 

183 

39 

4 

225 

11 

00 

13 

23 

33 

00 

188 

80 

4 

237 

9 

45 

7 

65 

28 

61 

132 

22 

4 

243 

9 

07 

5 

01 

30 

57 

122 

90 

10 

261 

9 

84 

5 

27 

35 

98 

150 

83 

10 

243 

12 

31 

6 

27 

21 

65 

207 

41 

726 


CIRCUITS  AND  MISSIONS. 


M. 


MAGOG. 

A  village  in  the  township  of  Magog,  County  of  Stanstead,  Quebec.  See  Georgeville. 


Year 


Names  of  Ministers. 


1876  Wm.  Timberlake,  David  C.  Sanderson 

77  Wm.  Timberlake,  Alfred  Jaques  . . 

78  Joseph  H.  Fowler,  M.A . 

79  Allen  Patterson . 

80  Allen  Patterson . 


1874 

75 

76 

77 


Thomas  Atkinson . 

Daniel  Y.  Lucas . 

Daniel  V.  Lucas . 

William  Philp . 

78  William  Philp . 

79  William  Philp . 

80  Samuel  Dwight  Chowp. 


Ap- 

No.  of 

Funds. 

point  - 
ments. 

Members. 

Conting. 

Educa. 

Sup. 

M. 

3 

38 

$3 

20 

25 

8 

134 

6 

25 

$3 

22 

$7 

8 

124 

8 

50 

4 

20 

6 

69 

11 

155 

3 

00 

1 

36 

6 

39 

4 

45 

0 

86 

2 

61 

4 

00 

lITLAND. — w. 

4 

186 

11 

16 

5 

00 

13 

00 

5 

190 

7 

05 

5 

31 

10 

oc 

5 

175 

6 

29 

5 

13 

10 

18 

5 

180 

4 

30 

5 

70 

8 

00 

5 

220 

12 

00 

12 

00 

40 

86 

5 

225 

9 

00 

6 

59 

23 

36 

5 

230 

9 

03 

6 

93 

19 

91 

$59  91 
108  21 
108  66 
69  70 
30  43 


157  25 
211  95 
160  08 
144  69 
154  18 
204  01 
.225  02 


MANOTICK. 


A  village  in  the  township  of  Osgoode,  County  of  Carlton,  Ontario..  It  wasfoimeilv  pait  of 


Long  Island  Locks  and  North  Gower  Circuits. 


1877  John  H.  Stewart . 

78  John  H.  Stewart . 

79  John  H.  Stewart . 

80  William  Rankin  Dyre  , 


3 

176  7  00 

7  33  10  20 

4 

193  5  00 

3  00  10  00 

4 

188  6  00 

4  00  12  00 

146 

77 

114 


80 

05 

17 


M  ANSON  VILLE.—w. 


4 

57 

3  78 

2  48 

4  72 

2 

57 

2  73 

2  45 

4  43 

2 

85 

2  65 

4  35 

4  00 

2 

83 

2  00 

2  73 

2  50 

2 

93 

2  12 

2  75 

2  20 

6 

94 

3  10 

2  50 

3  00 

80  William  K.  Shortt,  M.A . 

6 

99 

4  33 

3  00 

4  61 

40  49 

19  60 
38  61  ' 

28  74 
24  57 

20  60 

29  77  j 


MARBLETON. 

A  village  in  the  township  of  Dudswell,  County  of  Wolfe,  Quebec.  It  was  formerly  Dudswell  Mission. 


875  Francis  De  Long . I  5 

76  Francis  De  Long . |  5 

77  Francis  De  Long . ;  4 

78  George  Stenning .  3 

79  George  Stenning . j  6 

'  80  George  Stenning . |  5 


67 

1 

10 

1 

00 

1 

75  | 

41 

10 

98 

2 

50 

1 

65 

2 

65 

48 

56 

100 

2 

76 

0 

50 

2 

32 

23 

45 

100 

1 

17 

0 

40 

1 

70 

17 

41 

85 

1 

50 

1 

00 

3 

00 

28 

14 

60 

1 

50 

1 

25 

3 

00  | 

39 

44 

MATILDA.— w. 


874  Marmaduke  L.  Pearson . 

75  Marmaduke  L.  Pearson,  Geo.  C.  Poyser 

76  Tlios.  G.  Williams,  Lewis  Conley. . . . 

77  Tlios.  G.  Williams,  Edward  W.  Crane 

78  T.  G.  Williams,  David  C.  Sanderson.. 

79  Andrew  A.  Smith,  D.  C.  Sanderson. . 

80  Andrew  A.  Smith,  Sami.  N.  McAdoo.. 


4 

264 

8  09 

6  85 

18  00 

5 

369 

S  75 

6  00 

20  00 

5 

375 

8  25 

6  17 

20  25 

5 

376 

8  38 

8  00 

21  30 

5 

391 

8  43 

6  27 

22  27 

7 

392 

8  53 

10  00 

21  14 

7 

381 

7  25 

7  00 

21  18 

366  18 
307  80 
226  85 
189  90 
194  82 
216  02 
188  93 


M  ATT  AW  A.— w. 


1874  Samuel  E.  Maudsley . . 

12 

.  ,  ,  , 

75  Samuel  E.  Maudsley . 

14 

3  00 

3  50 

8  00 

76  . . . 

13 

5  34 

1  59 

7  97 

77 . . . 

24 

2  00 

2  35 

5  65 

78  William  B.  Cunningham . 

9 

12 

.... 

79  Thomas  Craig . 

9 

14 

80  . 

6 

10 

.... 

MONTREAL  CONFERENCE. 


727 


MELBOURNE.— w. 


Yeai 


Names  ot'  Ministers. 


Ap¬ 

point¬ 

ments. 


No.  of 
Members. 


1874  George  H.  Porter,  Samuel  D.  Cliown..  4  164 

75  George  Forsey,  Joseph  Carr .  7  170 

76  George  Forsey .  7  114 

77  George  Forsey,  David  C  Sanderson...  7  131 

78  William  D.  Brown,  Melvin  Taylor. ... ,  6  142 

79  Wm.  D.  Brown,  Herbert  W.  Howard., I  8  ,  130 

80  Ernest  M.  Taylor,  B.  A .  8  130 

MERRICK  VILLE. — w. 


1874  William  Sheridan . 

75  William  Sheridan . 

76  William  S.  McCullough,  M.A  ,  M.  D 

77  William  S.  McCullough,  M.A.,  M.D 

78  George  Forsey  . . 

7  9  George  F orsey . 

80  Francis  C.  Reynolds . 


245 

185 

225 

264 

240 

262 

300 


Funds. 


Conting. 

Eduea. 

Sup.  M. 

Miss’y. 

$5  65 

$3  68 

$12  00 

$91  09 

4  09 

4  26 

7  50 

124  51 

10  54 

6  86 

9  00 

113  39 

9  04 

7  78 

8  76 

SO  23 

9  41 

8  19 

9  25 

105  23 

9  68 

8  67 

16  40 

75  40 

7  05 

5  00 

13  00 

63  72 

13  00 

5  00 

25  00 

176  38 

6  50 

6  50 

15  00 

160  69 

6  75 

4  00 

18  00 

161  85 

8  70 

11  56 

23  00 

197  03 

8  25 

11  00 

20  25 

159  15 

7  69 

9  91 

16  10 

136  51 

7  55 

2  00 

13  09 

130  09 

1876  William  Raney . |  6 

77  James  Simpson . i  6 

78  James  Simpson . v .  5 

79  James  Simpson . r. . . . . !  4 

80  William  A.  Allen .  4 


1874  Alexander  Drennan . 

75  Alexander  Drennan . 

76  Thomas  Bell . 

77  Thomas  Bell . 

78  Thomas  Bell . 

79  Alexander  Drennan . 

80  Alexander  Drennan . 

I.  MONTREAL.— ST. 
1874  Alex.  Sutherland,  Benj.  Longley,  B.A. 

75  Leonard  Gaetz,  Benj.  Longley,  B.A  . . 

76  Leonard  Gaetz, .Benj.  Longley,  B.A  . . 

77  Leonard  Gaetz  . 

78  Hugh  Johnston,  M.A.,  B  D . 

79  Hugh  Johnston,  M.A.,  B.D . 

SO  Hugh  Johnston,  M. A.,  B.D . 


METIS. 

|  1 
1 
1 
1 
1 

1  ' 

2 

JAMES 
1 
3 
3 
2 
1 
1 
1 


ell,  Ontario. 

It  was  formerly  Osgoode  Circuit. 

161  |  5 

00 

4 

74  j 

20  00 

124  27 

154  ,  5 

14 

4 

97 

25  00 

100  40 

174  1  5 

00 

5 

10 

25  16 

125  39 

160  1  4 

50 

5 

00 

17  25 

68  40 

166  4 

75 

5 

25 

16  50  1 

87  02 

-w. 

12  3 

46 

1 

30 

3  83 

43  62 

10  3 

20 

1 

96 

3  84 

23  15 

8  ,  5 

90 

1 

40 

3  12  ! 

29  85 

8  3 

30 

1 

40 

5  00 

15  88 

8  3 

30 

1 

40 

5  00 

20  15 

9  3 

30 

1 

40 

5  00 

24  01 

24  ,  6 

11 

2 

14 

4  44 

28  54 

STREET  CHURCH. — w. 


487 

191 

78 

89 

66 

777 

40 

5,275 

94 

435 

164 

31 

191 

87 

750 

75 

6,160 

71 

499 

87 

00 

115 

00 

570 

00 

5,084 

58 

533 

136 

00 

91 

00 

712 

00 

4,800 

12 

473 

m 

31 

74 

21 

701 

06 

3,847 

34 

367 

93 

80 

100 

00 

580 

89 

3,115 

18 

402 

1  101 

15 

85 

18 

502 

33 

3,259 

22 

-OTTAWA  STREET  CHURCH. 


1 

200 

32  52  I  14  91 

85  00 

2 

175 

34  52  1  16  02 

63  83 

2 

200 

29  59  18  09 

103  72 

1 

200 

30  00  20  00 

130  31 

1 

204 

30  00  20  00 

123  50  ' 

1 

204 

3  )  00  15  00 

125  00 

1 

204 

20  00  15  00 

81  00 

II.  MONTREAL. 

1874  John  Wilson,  Ernest  M.  Taylor . 

75  John  Wilson . 

76  Marmaduke  L.  Pearson . 

77  Marmaduke  L.  Pearson . 

78  Marmaduke  L.  Pearson . 

79  Joseph  W.  Sparling,  M.A.,  B.D.  ... 

80  Joseph  W.  Sparling,  M.A.,  B.D.  ... 

III.  MONTREAL.— PALACE  STREET  CHURCH. 

1874  William  Galbraith . 

75  Richard  Whiting . 

76  Richard  Whiting  . 

77  Richard  Whiting . 

78  Daniel  Y.  Lucas,  M.A . 

79  Daniel  Y.  Lucas,  M.A . 

80  Daniel  V.  Lucas,  M.A . 


1 

150 

39 

01 

17 

60 

36 

00  l 

2 

170 

40 

77 

62 

27 

41 

00 

1 

200 

41 

77 

42 

02 

42 

00 

1 

200 

41 

80 

33 

70 

43 

00 

1 

170 

42 

00 

34 

93 

43 

50 

1 

150 

30 

00 

10 

00 

30 

00 

!  i 

168 

20 

00 

10 

00 

30 

00 

IV. 

1874  Ezra  A.  Stafford . 

75  Ezra  A.  Stafford . 

76  Ezra  A.  Stafford . 

77  Henry  F.  Bland . 

78  Henry  F.  Bland . 

79  Henry  F.  Bland . 

80  Ezra  A.  Stafford,  B.  A 


MONTREAL.— DORCHESTER  STREET  CHURCH 


1 

161 

91 

56 

40 

15 

208 

00  I 

2 

154 

91 

71 

101 

76 

177 

10  i 

1 

155 

91 

00 

40 

00 

177 

00 

1 

162 

70 

00 

20 

00 

155 

00  I 

2 

164 

50 

00 

20 

00 

145 

oo 

1 

190 

50 

00 

20 

00 

145 

00 

1 

194 

50 

00 

20 

00 

145 

00 

467  12 
519  99 
479  76 
646  35 
671  50 
846  32 
900  18 


463  54 
500  00 
503  27 
495  75 
401  11 
274  62 
228  88 


2, 404  00 
;  2,400  00 
2,099  87 
1,484  97 
1,200  24 
!  1,213  22 
1 1,074  45 


72S 


CIRCUITS  AND  MISSIONS. 


V.  MONTREAL.— ST.  JOSEPH  STREET  CHURCH. 


Names  of  Ministers. 

Ap- 

No.  of 

Funds. 

Year 

point- 

ments 

Members. 

Conting 

Educa. 

Sup.  M. 

Miss’y. 

1S74 

James  Awde . 

1 

129 

$31  20 

$17  32 

$41  45 

$466  23 

J.  Tall  man  Pitcher . 

2 

136 

31  24 

30  96 

42  00 

416  31 

J.  Tall m an  Pitcher . 

2 

221 

31  00 

31  00 

35  60 

426  12 

77 

J.  Tollman  Pitehpr _ ....  . 

2 

211 

31  00 

31  00 

35  00 

425  83 

2 

200 

28  00 

28  00 

39  00 

410  23 

79 

80 

2 

190 

20  00 

15  00 

25  00 

279  17 

Jabez  B.  Saunders . 

1 

180 

20  00 

15  00 

25  00 

352  99 

VI.  MONTREAL.— SHERBROOKE  STREET  CHURCH. 


1874  Andrew  B.  Chambers . 

1 

131 

43  26 

23  75 

66  90 

75  James  Roy,  M.A . 

2 

136 

46  50 

44  17 

70  00 

76  Janies  Roy,  M.  A . 

1 

150 

43  20 

20  92 

68  62 

77  James  Allen,  B.A . 

1 

81 

40  00 

40  00 

70  00 

78  Janies  Allen,  B.A . 

1 

106 

40  00 

40  00 

70  00 

79  James  Allen,  B.A . 

2 

118 

40  00 

40  00 

70  00 

80  George  Forsey . 

1 

135 

5  00 

5  CO 

5  00 

VII.  MONTREAL.— POINT  ST.  CHARLES. 

yS7 4  John  Armstrong  . 

2 

90 

21  00 

9  67 

35  25 

75  John  Armstrong  . 

1 

100 

31  55 

20  00 

50  00 

76  J ohn  Wilson . 

1 

125 

32  00 

20  50 

55  00 

77  John  Wilson . 

1 

150 

28  70 

18  09 

17  00 

78  Edward  A.  Ward . 

1 

150 

21  60 

15  25 

27  25 

79  Edward  A.  Ward . 

I 

150 

20  41 

10  00 

32  42 

80  Edward  A.  Ward . 

1 

160 

21  00 

10  00 

30  00 

708  13 
548  40 
614  41 
471  58 
400  63 
412  09 
256  24 


310  00 
438  17 
450  00 
370  13 
292  76 
367  96 
369  71 


VIII. 

1874  "William  J.  Sliaw,  LL.B.  .. 

75  Richard  Eason . 

76  Richard  Eason  . 

77  Benjamin  Longley,  B.A.  .. 

78  William  Hall,  M.  A . 

79  William  Hall,  M.A . 

80  William  Hall,  M.A . 


MONTREAL.— DOUGLAS  CHURCH. 


1 

12 

2 

73 

1 

68 

7 

09 

61 

78 

2 

21 

10 

00 

6 

82 

5 

79 

96 

00 

1 

75 

12 

76 

7 

30 

16 

75 

131 

94 

. No 

retui 

ns  in  Minutes. 

22 

00 

i 

52 

11 

00 

6 

00  1 

18 

00 

308 

17 

i 

55 

12 

00 

8 

00 

25 

00 

419 

90 

l 

55 

6 

00 

8 

00  j 

25 

50 

417 

05 

IX.  MONTREAL.— LACHINE. 


1874  Nathan  Austin . 

2 

24 

4  80 

5  00 

7  00 

75  Nathan  Austin . 

2 

30 

5  85 

10  17 

8  97 

76  John  Armstrong . 

O 

32 

6  05 

7  67 

8  88 

77  John  Armstrong . 

o 

35 

6  30 

8  50 

20  00 

78  John  Armstrong . 

2 

36 

6  35 

8  60 

25  00 

79  William  J.  Jolliffe . 

2 

38 

6  50 

8  75 

13  25 

80  William  J.  Jolliffe . 

i 

30 

5  71 

3  00 

20  84 

75  83 
61  64 
75  75 
118  54 
120  00 
80  00 
75  77 


MONTREAL. 


Summary  of  Membership  Statistics,  showing  the  Increase  by  Decades. 


Chukches. 

1803 

1808 

1818 

1828 

1838 

1848 

1858 

1868. 

1st  G.  C. 
1874. 

2nd  G.  C. 
1878. 

1880. 

Episcopal  Methodist . 

10 

16 

105 

298 

250 

265 

152 

'  95 
487 
200 
150 
161 
129 
131 

90 

12 

24 

'473 

204 

170 

164 

200 

106 

150 

52 

36 

75 

402 

^04 

168 

194 

180 

135 

160 

55 

30 

153 

British  Wesleyan . 

80 

150 

510 

890 

“91 

376 

175 

106 

New  Connexion . 

St.  James  Street  Church . 

Ottawa  Street  Church . 

Palace  Street  Church . 

Dorchester  Street  Church . 

St.  Joseph  Street  Church . 

Sherbrooke  Street  Church  .... 

Point  St.  Charles . 

Douglas  Church . 

Lachine  Church . 

43 

French  Mission . 

Total . 

10 

16 

80 

150 

510 

890 

748 

1,113 

1,479 

1,630 

1,681 

MONTREAL  CONFERENCE. 


729 


MORR1SBURG — w. 


Year 

Names  of  Ministers. 

Ap¬ 

point¬ 

ments. 

No.  of 

Funds. 

Members. 

Conting. 

Educa. 

Sup.  M. 

Miss’y. 

1874 

Ebemzer  Robson . 

5 

195 

$8  00 

$8  00 

$23  50 

$215  00 

75 

Ebeimzer  Robson . 

1 

162 

4  75 

10  10 

26  00 

156  07 

76 

Richard  M.  Hammond . 

1 

159 

6  00 

8  66 

14  30 

166  11 

77 

Richard  M.  Hammond . 

o 

165 

3  54 

8  00 

22  00 

137  06 

78 

Alexander  Campbell . 

2 

173 

4  07 

8  00 

23  54 

126  87 

79 

i 

199 

S  50 

8  50 

25  00 

153  81 

80 

Alexander  Campbell . 

2 

210 

8  00 

7  00 

25  00 

104  90 

MORVEN 

1874  Nathaniel  Smith . 

75  Samuel  Might . 

76  Samuel  Might . 

77  Samuel  Might . 

78  Alexander  C.  Chambers . 

79  Alexander  C.  Chambers . 

80  John  Stewart . 


and  GOSPORT.— w. 


4 

135 

9  40 

2  87 

23  00 

5 

135 

6  80 

4  00 

18  00 

4 

141 

7  28 

10  20 

20  00 

3 

189 

7  21 

4  28 

15  65 

3 

189 

7  30 

4  43 

16  45 

3 

168 

8  00 

3  40 

17  28 

O 

O 

153 

7  11 

3  07 

18  23 

205  46 
82  55 
145  26 
136  14 
148  34 
87  11 
100  00 


MO  ULINETT  E.  — w. 


1874  William  W.  Miller . 

3 

120 

6  90 

3  10 

13  83 

75  William  Austin . 

3 

73 

3  00 

4  68 

9  43 

76  William  Austin . . . 

3 

73 

4  00 

5  00 

11  35 

77  William  Austin . . 

3 

67 

4  30 

6  50 

6  00 

78  Samuel  Might . 

3 

80 

4  00 

2  00 

5  00 

79  Samuel  Might . 

3 

87 

4  55 

2  25 

9  CO 

80  Samuel  Might . 

3 

90 

4  57 

2  28 

9  25 

97  91 
102  84 
81  62 
67  15 
54  78 
88  82 
94  50 


N 


NAPANEE— w. 


1874  William  S.  Blackstock . j 

75  WilliamS.  Blackstock . j 

76  William  S.  Blackstock . 

77  Andrew  B.  Chambers,  B.  C.L . 

78  Andrew  B.  Chambers,  B.C.L . 

79  Andrew  B.  Chambers,  B.C.L . 

80  William  Hansford . 


1 

366 

38  25 

18  20 

221  00 

1 

300 

30  25 

72  37 

73  90 

1 

307 

25  28 

47  42 

75  00 

1 

300 

21  93 

52  CO 

78  00 

1 

273 

22  26 

53  85 

82  40 

1 

307 

24  87 

60  12 

86  53 

1 

294 

24  31 

.30  35 

72  27 

1,304  15 
496  42 
506  64 
349  19 
286  45 
300  12 
279  70 


1874 

75 

76 

77 

78 

79 

80 


1874 

75 

76 

77 

78 

79 

80 


NEWBORO’ — n. 


Robert  Robinson . 

Robert  Robinson,  Samuel  Shibley  .... 
Robert  Robinson,  Drummond  McCunn 

Robert  F.  Oliver,  James  Elliott . 

Robert  F.  Oliver,  James  Elliott . 

Robert  F.  Oliver,  Alva  Holden . 

Samuel  B.  Phillips,  Wm.  II.  Summers 


4 

150 

9 

11 

8 

151 

10 

00 

8 

247 

11 

00 

7 

240 

11 

25 

6 

246 

5 

10 

8 

246 

7 

38 

7 

250 

7 

30 

3 

33 

18 

15 

204 

47 

8 

00 

18 

15 

204 

49 

7 

00 

20 

00 

295 

15 

7 

25 

35 

00 

255 

19 

7 

00 

30 

40 

331 

32 

7 

80 

16 

24 

216 

41 

5 

14 

17 

35 

214 

35 

NEW  BURG.— w. 


Andrew  A.  Smith,  James  G.  Crozicr.. 

7 

457 

22 

08 

7 

02 

55 

00 

A.  A.  Smith,  Wm.  J.  Crothers,  M.A. 

8 

392 

15 

25 

10 

25 

42 

00 

Alfred  McCann.  George  C.  Poyser..  . . 

8 

396 

14 

52 

6 

00 

40 

40 

Alfred  McCann,  Samuel  Ellery . 

7 

418 

17 

79 

9 

00 

49 

11 

Alfred  McCann,  Thos.  B.  Conley,  B.A 

7 

420 

16 

33 

9 

20 

51 

25 

Daniel  Connolly,  Sidney  C.  Kendall. . 

6 

403 

15 

31 

10 

55 

53 

00 

Daniel  Connolly,  Melvin  Taylor . 

7 

373 

14 

00 

9 

50 

45 

00 

420  43 
383  66 
397  21 
383  90 
356  12 
330  99 
300  00 


NEW  GLASGOW.— w. 


1874  David  Winter, . 

o 

61 

11  10 

6  53 

34  00 

75  William  Knox . 

4 

61 

12  00 

14  57 

30  00 

76  William  Knox . 

4 

64 

5  31 

7  00 

24  25 

77  Isaac  Wheatley . 

4 

64 

5  32 

6  25 

24  25 

78  Isaac  Wheatley . 

4 

54 

5  50 

2  95 

12  55 

79  Isaa,c  Wheatley . 

3 

46 

5  45 

3  00 

18  00 

80  John  Lawrence . 

5 

120 

7  50 

4  50 

19  00 

114  92 
160  54 
140  00 
131  80 
113  67 
82  19 
147  49 


730 


CIRCUITS  AND  MISSIONS. 


NORTH  AUGUSTA.— w. 


Year 

Names  of  Ministers. 

Ap¬ 

point¬ 

ments. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Funds. 

Conting. 

Educa. 

Sup.  M. 

Miss’y. 

1874 

John  C.  Garrett . 

4 

119 

$7  20 

$2  68 

$8  22 

$124  40 

75 

William  Rilance,  Drummond  McCunn 

6 

151 

8  10 

‘3  50 

8  00 

144  46 

76 

William  Rilance . 

6 

180 

8  69 

2  28 

9  50 

152  40 

77 

William  Rilance . 

7 

206 

6  80 

3  40 

10  25 

122  32 

78  George  Robinson . 

7 

226 

4  93 

3  41 

11  00 

13U  53 

79  George  Robinson . 

7 

200 

5  00 

5  00 

12  00 

105  56 

80  George  RobinSon . 

7 

210 

5  00 

6  00 

13  00 

111  30 

NORTH  GORE.— w. 

1874 

John  Hiscox . 

5 

81 

l  15 

1  30 

4  00 

65  84 

75 

Mark  Tisdale . 

5 

74 

1  22 

5  75 

3  25 

52  05 

76 

Arthur  Whiteside . 

5 

60 

3  00 

]  60 

1  25 

50  00 

77 

Arthur  Whiteside . *. . 

5 

160 

3  50 

2  50 

2  40 

100  00 

78 

William  Smith . 

5 

170 

2  00 

1  90 

2  50 

70  00 

79 

William  Smith . . 

5 

142 

2  00 

1  00 

3  00 

06  66 

80 

Frederick  W.  A.  Meyer . 

4 

141 

2  00 

1  50 

2  00 

55  00 

NORTH  GOWER.— w. 

1874 

Richard  M.  Hammond.  Joseph  Carr,  . 

4 

370 

4  50 

6  30 

24  18 

280  44 

75 

R.  M.  Hammond,  Sami.  D.  Chown... 

9 

470 

5  00 

15  60 

30  00 

300  04 

76 

Geo.  G.  Huxtable,  Alex.  C.  Chambers 

9 

500 

8  37 

15  00 

31  00 

308  26 

77 

George  G.  Huxtable . 

9 

513 

11  50 

15  00 

32  (  0 

237  08 

78 

George  G.  Huxtable . 

3 

322 

5  12 

12  00 

22  00 

150  98 

79 

Alfred  McCann . 

5 

340 

5  00 

8  00 

22  00 

96  57 

80 

Alfred  McCann . 

5 

297 

7  04 

8  50 

23  40 

140  02 

NORTH 

WAKEFIELD.- 

-w. 

1874  George  G.  Huxtable . 

4 

144 

3  83 

3  00 

19  33 

136  76 

75  George  G.  Huxtable . 

!  3 

146 

4  00 

6  85 

10  00 

112  06 

76  Jabez  B.  Keough . 

3 

143 

2  50 

6  00 

10  00 

57  22 

77  Jabez  B.  Keough . 

3 

133 

2  50 

162  00 

10  34 

104  21 

78  Jabez  B.  Keough . 

3 

114 

2  39 

2  75 

11  75 

85  07 

79  James  O’Hara . 

4 

110 

2  56 

1  75 

12  00 

40  15 

80  James  O'Haia . 

1  5 

71 

1  2  90 

2  00 

5  00 

1  80  00 

o. 


ODELLTOWN.— w. 


1874  George  Rogers.  .  .  . 

75  George  Rogers. . . . 

76  George  Rogers. . . . 

77  Richard  Wilson... . 
7S  Edward  W.  Crane. 

79  Edward  W.  Crane. 

80  Edward  W.  Crane . 


5 

167 

12  70 

11  29 

35  00 

5 

167 

15  84 

23  00 

54  78 

5 

165 

17  09 

24  74 

54  86 

5 

173 

18  77 

42  20 

52  05 

5 

167 

22  97 

28  54 

48  16 

*  4 

92 

6  00 

5  €0 

13  30 

2 

108 

6  00 

6  15 

15  00 

166  71 

167  00 
141  87 
131  21 

72  00 
106  00 


ODESSA.— w. 


1874  James  Kines . 

3 

213 

9  91 

4  68 

20  65 

75  James  Kines . 

5 

208 

11  95 

12  08 

24  00 

76  William  Briden . 

5 

212 

11  5S 

11  45 

28  00 

77  William  Briden . 

3 

200 

10  25 

8  00 

25  00 

78  William  Briden . 

4 

194 

8  00 

5  00 

26  00 

79  William  Sheridan . 

6 

160 

7  00 

5  50 

27  00 

80  William  Sheridan . 

4 

190 

6  25 

5  50 

28  00 

156  94 
242  59 
210  39 
166  45 
195  35 
184  50 
193  75 


ONSLOW.— w. 


1874  John  C.  Osborne . 

4 

127 

9  55 

4  22 

15  06 

128  93 

75  John  C.  Osborne . 

7 

135 

7  27 

7  00 

19  00 

112  66 

76  William  Craig . 

7 

154 

9  00 

9  60 

16  00 

113  00 

77  William  Craig . 

3 

81 

2  00 

3  60 

5  20 

51  00 

78  Robert  Mark,  M.D . 

3 

94 

1  50 

3  61 

7  50 

24  53 

79  Robert  Mark.  M.D . 

3 

94 

1  55 

2  73 

7  62 

15  00 

80  William  Knox . 

6 

94 

1  60 

2  00 

7  75 

16  65 

Laijolle  set  off. 


MONTREAL  CONFERENCE. 


731 


ORMSTOWN.— w. 


Year 


1874 

75 

76 

77 

78 

79 

80 


Names  of  Ministers. 


William  K.  Shortt,  B.A 

George  H.  Porter . 

George  H.  Porter . 

George  H.  Porter . 

Alexander  Dreunan . 

John  Holmes . 

John  Holmes . 


Ap¬ 

point¬ 

ments. 


No.  of 
Members. 


85 

86 
88 
99 

110 

92 

112 


Funds. 


$11  44 


11 

7 


1874  Samuel  Teeson. . 

75  William  Raney . 

76  See  Metcalfe  . . . 


OSGOODE.— w. 
5  1  128 

5  !  154 

5  '  161 


1874  William  J.  Hunter. 
75  William  J.  Hunter 
William  J.  Hunter  . 
Ezra  A.  Stafford  . . . 
Ezra  A.  Stafford  . .  . 
Ezra  A.  Stafford  . . . 
Le  Roy  Hooker  .  .  .  . 


/6 

77 

78 

79 

80 


225 

235 

250 

245 

265 

265 

280 


OTTAWA  EAST.— w. 


1874  William  Hall,  M.  A . i 

75  James  A.  Gordon . 

76  Joseph  W.  Sparling,  M.A.,  B.D..  . 

77  Joseph  W.  Sparling,  M.A.,  B.D . j 

78  Joseph  W.  Sparling,  M.A.,  B.D . 

79  Marmaduke  L.  Pearson . j 

80  Marmaduke  L.  Pearson . ; 


120 

165 

155 

158 

140 

155 

114 


OTTAWA  WEST— w 


1874  Robert  Mark,  M.D.  . 

75  Alexander  Campbell . 

76  Alexander  Campbell . 

77  Alexander  Campbell . 

78  J.  Tallman  Pitcher  . 

79  J.  Tallman  Pitcher  . 

80  J.  Tallman  Pitcher  . 


120 

123 
90 

130 

124 

131 
140 


1874  William  Philp . 

75  William  Philp . 

76  William  Philp  . 

77  Robert  Robinson . 

78  Robert  Robinson . 

79  Robert  Robinson . 

80  David  Cook  Sanderson . 


OXFORD.— n. 
2  I  70 
2  70 

5  168 

5  181 

5  168 

5  162 

6  162 


50 

50 


8  25 

4  55 

5  ('0 

6  00 


3  94 

4  50 

5  00 


OTTAWA  CENTRE.— w. 


50  00 
50  00 
50  00 
50  00 
50  00 
50  00 
50  €0 


20  00 
15  00 
15  00 
15  00 
15  00 
15  00 
12  00 


14  20 
10  00 


00 

00 

00 

00 

00 


3  00 
No 
9  29 

6  67 
6  80 

7  00 
6  00 


Educa. 

Sup.  M. 

$5  00 

$11  10 

15  30 

11  20 

9  35 

11  75 

10  25 

12  08 

5  47 

13  00 

6  00 

8  89 

5  00 

10  00 

1  56 

13  76  | 

4  49 

19  43 

4  74 

20  00 

25  00 

121  75  1 

61  40 

125  00 

50  00 

120  00 

50  00 

119  00 

50  00 

123  00 

50  00 

If  0  00 

50  CO 

117  00 

10  00 

58  00 

25  00 

71  00 

IS  70 

30  00 

28  00 

30  90 

25  85 

30  90 

8  05 

31  05 

6  00 

19  00 

9  00 

10  00 

7  00 

10  00 

11  00 

11  35 

11  00 

5  00 

12  00 

5  00 

14  00 

5  00 

12  00 

returns. 

3  00 

5  84 

8  50 

3  52 

10  00 

3  20 

11  00 

3  00 

11  00 

2  50 

12  50 

P. 


1874 

75 

76 

77 

78 

79 

80 


PAKENHAM.— w. 


John  Walton 
William  English 
William  English . 
William  English. 
Stephen  Bond.. . . 
Stephen  Bond..  . . 
Stephen  Bond. .  .  . 


3 

148 

10  75 

3  55 

3 

150 

12  00 

20  38 

3 

137 

7  00 

6  41 

3 

130 

6  70 

9  79 

3 

129 

6  94 

7  87 

3 

160 

7  17 

4  84 

3 

140 

6  03 

4  57 

22  73 
38  10 
37  19 

41  00 

42  00 
24  32 
24  50 


Miss’y. 


$97  57 
105  31 
105  42 
78  40 
80  60 
65  60 
69  55 


145  34 
153  33 
124  27 


726  96 
816  22 
665  30 
521  46 
624  29 
573  96 
693  00 


480  81 
324  00 
308  57 
353  05 
279  19 
273  22 
220  00 


124  35 
81  40 
176  40 
66  00 
77  99 
134  21 
140  33 


:  78  69 

142  14 
104  71 
85  00 
72  85 
i  60  23 


208  64 
168  14 
18S  60 
179  42 
167  54 
151  35 
151  74 


732 


CIRCUITS  AND  MISSIONS. 


Year 


Names  of  Ministers. 


1874  Richard  Whiting . 

75  Andrew  B.  Chambers,  B.C. L. .  . . 

76  Andrew  B.  Chambers,  B.C.L.  . 

77  William  Hansford . 

78  William  Hansford . 

79  William  Hansford . 

80  Henry  F.  Bland . 


PEMBROKE— w. 


Ap¬ 

point¬ 

ments. 

No.  of 

M  embers. 

1 

140 

1 

126 

1 

140 

1 

130 

1 

120 

2 

115 

2 

120 

PERTH.— w. 


1874  William  R.  Dyre . 

3 

97 

3 

103 

76  William  R.  Dyre . 

3 

102 

77  Jacob  Freshman . 

3 

104 

78  Jacob  Freshman. . 

2 

200 

2 

250 

80  George  McRitchie . 

2 

200 

PITTSBURG.— w. 


1874  W.  S.  McCullough, M.  A.,  J.  E.  Werden 

75  WilliamS.  McCullough,  M.  A.,  M.D., 

Lewis  Conley . 

76  William  Sheridan,  James  Elliott  .... 

77  John  Ferguson,  Wm.  B.  Cunningham 

78  John  Ferguson,  Barry  Pearce . 

79  John  Ferguson,  John  Thompson . 

80  John  Davies,  Herbert  W.  Howard.. . 


6 

6 

6 

6 

6 

6 

6 


178 

180 

264 

235 

260 

210 

220 


PLANTAGENET. 


Funds. 


Conting. 

Educa. 

Sup.  M. 

Miss’y. 

$12 

50 

$9 

25 

$75 

00 

$279 

76 

13 

00 

30 

00 

75 

00 

340 

04 

14 

00 

31 

00 

76 

00 

350 

80 

15 

00 

27 

92 

76 

21 

355 

73 

12 

00 

10 

71 

36 

50 

262 

57 

5 

50 

3 

04 

33 

00 

178 

01 

5 

00 

4 

00 

37 

50 

200 

24 

9 

25 

5 

00 

12 

00 

153 

75 

9 

50 

12 

87 

13 

07 

127 

95 

9 

50 

5 

44 

13 

00 

112 

88 

8 

08 

3 

55 

11 

00 

88 

19 

14 

20 

10 

50 

21 

85 

149 

37 

14 

75 

10 

50 

20 

00 

160 

10 

14 

50 

8 

78 

20 

00 

151 

21 

10 

70 

6 

70 

24 

00 

218 

34 

10 

00 

10 

47 

32 

00 

235 

92 

10 

00 

18 

25 

24 

00 

165 

69 

7 

00 

10 

00 

23 

00 

137 

31 

12 

15 

7 

50 

38 

25 

142 

95 

9 

25 

5 

50 

27 

50 

155 

93 

10 

00 

4 

10 

20 

25 

146 

27 

A  village  in  the  township  of  Plantagenet,  County  of  Prescott,  Ontario. 

L’Orignal  Circuit. 


It  was  formerly  part  of 


1875  Richard  N.  Adams 

76  Richard  Shier . 

77  Robert  Lochead  . . . 

78  William  Norton..  . 

79  William  Norton..  . 

80  William  Norton..  . 


3 

37 

5  00 

2  50 

5  08 

40  86 

3 

37 

4  20 

1  00 

1  20 

8  43 

3 

22 

0  64 

0  46 

2  19 

17  48 

3 

26 

1  20 

1  27 

3  40 

46  14 

3 

34 

1  25 

0  75 

2  50 

39  03 

PLAYFAIR.— w. 


1874  William  Sanderson . 

4 

70 

4  80 

3  30 

8  16 

75  William  W.  Miller  . 

4 

70 

4  87 

7  00 

8  51 

76  William  W.  Miller  . 

4 

74 

6  69 

2  79 

13  21 

77  William  W.  Miller  . 

4 

80 

5  95 

6  18 

9  88 

78  Cornelius  A.  Jones . 

6 

80 

6  57 

6  45 

13  33 

79  Cornelius  A.  Jones . 

5 

89 

7  00 

0  75 

10  00 

SO  Cornelius  A.  Jones . 

2 

88 

6  00 

.... 

8  00 

154  14 
122  19 
129  66 
118  87 
115  89 

93  00 

94  50 


POINT  FORTUNE. 


A  village  on  the  River  Ottawa,  in  the  township  of  Rigaud,  County  of  Vaudreuil,  Quebec. 
It  was  formerly  part  of  L’Orignal  Circuit. 


1874  Gorham  A.  Gifford 

75  Gorham  A.  Gifford 

76  Gorham  A.  Gifford 

77  Edward  H.  Taylor. 

78  Edward  H.  Taylor. 

79  . . . 


3 

77 

4  65 

6  31 

9  00 

58  29 

3 

80 

3  00 

6  40 

9  00 

58  58 

3 

84 

5  90 

2  75 

10  00 

68  69 

3 

66 

5  90 

2  00 

8  00 

36  85 

3 

65 

3  20 

1  59 

5  00 

34  64 

POINT  LEVIS.— w. 


1874  John  T.  Blades . 

1 

9 

6  10 

1  85 

2  55 

53  48 

75  James  Henderson . 

1 

9 

3  50 

1  00 

2  50 

31  68 

76  James  Henderson . 

1 

8 

2  00 

2  00 

3  00 

29  00 

77  •  . 

1 

8 

2  40 

2  50 

3  50 

29  25 

78  William  T.  Smith . 

•  1 

4 

.... 

79  John  B.  Trimble  . . 

1 

3 

4  74 

2  00 

5  00 

25  20 

80  James  Awde.  B.A . 

,  , 

.... 

MONTREAL  CONFERENCE. 


733 


PORTAGE  DU  FORTE.— w. 


Year!  Names  of  Ministers. 

Ap¬ 

point¬ 

ments. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Funds. 

Conting. 

Educa. 

Sup. 

M. 

Miss’y. 

1874  John  Howes . 

2 

50 

§4  00 

$3  50 

$12 

50 

$55  00 

75  John  Howes  . 

4 

53 

4  25 

4  00 

10 

00 

39  31 

76  John  Howes . 

4 

55 

4  50 

6  00 

10 

43 

47  54 

77  Hiram  Fowler . 

4 

63 

4  60 

8  26 

18 

26 

68  57 

78  Hiram  Fowler . 

4 

54 

3  92 

5  20 

15 

00 

54  93 

79  Nathan  Austin . 

4 

47 

1  50 

1  62 

11 

08 

40  03 

80  Nathan  Austin . 

3 

64 

3  48 

3  00 

18 

62 

50  05 

PORTSMOUTH  and  GARDEN  ISLAND.— w. 


1874  Edward  Morrow,  M.A . 

1 

48 

5  22 

1  59 

9  00 

75  James  Awde . 

2 

48 

7  00 

5  23 

15  52 

76  James  Awde . 

2 

50 

4  66 

5  55 

11  25 

77  Alexander  C.  Chambers . 

2 

42 

4  11 

6  00 

11  43 

78  James  Awde . 

2 

34 

4  34 

5  57 

12  86 

79  . 

2 

40 

3  50 

5  77 

9  64 

89  00 

90  62 

91  60 
83  22 
66  40 
72  44 


PRESCOTT.— w. 


1874  James  A.  Gordon . 

1 

143 

20  70 

10  73  [  50  CO 

319  50 

75  William  Hansford . 

1 

167 

21  0) 

20  00  50  00 

365  00 

76  William  Hansford . 

1 

156 

15  00 

20  05  |  40  00 

378  24 

77  George  H.  Davis . 

1 

177 

15  00 

8  50  27  25 

230  98 

78  George  H.  Davis . - . 

1 

1S2 

17  66 

12  05  j  33  35 

187  98 

79  Thomas  G.  Williams . 

1 

202 

18  06 

7  50  26  41 

244  50 

80  Thomas  G.  Williams . 

1 

195 

18  46 

7  59  |  29  64 

179  74 

QUEBEC.— w. 


1874  Henry  F.  Bland . 

1 

130 

77  90 

45  00 

88  60 

736  58 

75  Henry  F.  Bland . 

1 

144 

79  00 

50  40 

89  25 

2,860  59 

76  Henry  F.  Bland . 

1 

200 

79  25 

66  40 

92  25 

593  01 

77  Le  Roy  Hooker . 

1 

205 

80  41 

66  62 

92  35 

696  03 

78  Le  Roy  Hooker . 

1 

210 

64  20 

44  00 

82  35 

510  27 

79  Le  Roy  Hooker . 

1 

208 

12  28 

19  94 

59  50 

415  79 

80  Andrew  B.  Chambers,  B.  C.  L . 

1 

202 

50  84 

33  50 

56  20 

479  37 

R, 


RAWDON. — w. 

1874  Adolphus  G.  Knight,  B.A . 

2 

70 

1  00 

1  67 

2  00 

75  George  Stenning . 

5 

58 

1  00 

3  00 

2  00 

76  George  Stenning . 

2 

54 

2  00 

2  b0 

6  (  0 

77  George  Stenning . 

2 

72 

2  15 

3  00 

6  63 

7 8  Arthur  Whiteside . 

4 

84 

1  51 

11  07 

7  64 

79  Francis  Delong . 

3 

100 

1  10 

1  30 

1  12 

80  Francis  Delong . 

3 

100 

1  97 

1  44 

2  18 

49  83 
58  00 
38  65 

48  34 

49  29 
40  40 
48  00 


RENFREW.— w. 


1874  Robert  F.  Oliver. 

75  Robert  F.  Oliver. 

76  William  Ryan.. . . 

77  William  Ryan. . . 

78  William  Craig. . . 

79  William  Craig. . . 


80  William  Craig. 


5 

164 

7  90 

3  65 

15  74 

5 

92 

8  17 

7  26 

18  37 

4 

88 

9  00 

7  78 

13  21 

4 

80 

9  07 

6  00 

14  00 

4 

84 

5  40 

5  00 

6  50 

5 

50 

1  05 

1  65 

4  20 

5 

53 

0  80 

0  50 

5  20 

154  57 
121  60 
144  59 
118  00 
70  55 
32  30 
20  00 


734 


CIRCUITS  AND  MISSIONS. 


RICHMOND.— w. 


Year'  Names  of  Ministers. 


1874  Francis  C.  Reynolds,  Tlios.  W.  Smith 

75  Francis  C.  Reynolds,  Tlios.  W.  Smith 

76  F.  C.  Reynolds,  Delrner  E.  Mallory... 

77  William  R.  Dyre,  John  B.  Trimble. . . 

78  William  R.  Dyre,  Sidney  C.  Kendall. 

79  William  R.  Dyre,  F.  A.  Read . 

80  W.  S.  Jamieson,  M.A. ,  0.  H.  H.  Davis 


Ap¬ 

point¬ 

ments. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Funds. 

Conting. 

Educa. 

Sup.  M. 

Miss’y. 

6 

345 

$13  00 

$8  00 

$35  33 

$239  95 

8 

320 

14  40 

10  00 

23  00 

283  73 

8 

376 

9  00 

10  50 

35  00 

301  21 

7 

379 

9  24 

8  13 

34  00 

248  54 

7 

326 

8  71 

4  40 

35  20 

219  39 

7 

290 

6  35 

3  25 

26  00 

139  40 

7 

276 

7  00 

2  00 

24  00 

152  45 

RIVIERE  DU  LOUP. 


A  village  and  township  on  the  River  St. 

1878  Alva  Holden . | 

79  . . 

80  John  Gibson . ' 


Lawrence,  in  the  County  of  Temiseouata,  Quebec. 


12 

j 

:::: 

11 

00 

24 

6  ii  1 

2  14 

4  44 

28 

54 

1875 

76 

77 

78 

79 

80 


ROBINSON. 

A  village  in  the  township  of  Bury,  County  of  Compton,  Quebec. 

Albert  N.  De  Long . 

Albert  N.  De  Long . 

Albert  N.  De  Long . 

James  O’Hara . 

John  H.  Fowler,  M.A . 

Job  Roadhouse . 


It  was  formerly  Bury  Mission. 


34 

2  13 

2  25 

3  75 

4 

39 

3  00 

2  00 

1  00 

3 

41 

1  90 

2  00 

2  00 

5 

54 

1  28 

0  65 

2  37 

5 

57 

2  00 

1  00 

5  00 

6 

57 

2  06 

1  03 

4  49 

25 

61 

49 

53 

53 

53 


06 

70 

34 

60 

40 

39 


ROBLIN. 


A  village  in  the  township  of  Richmond,  County  of  Lennox,  Ontario.  It  was  formerly  part  of 

Tamworth  Mission.- 


2 

53 

1  57 

2  50 

40  11 

2 

53 

2  00 

3  17 

3  00 

48  45 

2 

46 

2  16 

1  27 

2  20 

50  36 

2 

80 

2  28 

1  36 

5  15 

55  36 

5 

110 

2  75 

0  96 

1  83 

32  85 

4 

97 

1  47 

0  70 

1  68 

37  62 

80  Edward  H.  Taylor . 

3 

124 

1  00 

1  00 

1  58 

49  95 

s. 


SAWYERV1LLE. — w. 


1874  James  Pearen,  B.A . 

75  James  Pearen,  B.A . 

76  William  .J.  Crothers,  M.A, 

77  William  J.  Crothers,  M.A 

78  William  J.  Crothers,  M.  A. 

79  John  W.  Clipsham . 

80  John  W.  Clipsham . 


4 

5 
5 
5 

5 

6 
6 


137 

7  28 

3  84 

15  37 

93  64 

177 

8  05 

16  00 

20  00 

94  00 

170 

8  00 

8  25 

20  00 

95  00 

194 

8  06 

3  27 

19  06 

83  95 

182 

8  08 

3  48 

19  06 

88  24 

191 

7  05 

3  81 

20  SO 

93  51 

192 

5  52 

3  84 

19  31 

95  84 

SEELEY’S  BAY. 


A  village  in  the  township  and  County  of  Leeds,  Ontario. 


1S75  James  E.  Werden . 

7  6  N  athan  Austin . 

3 

74 

5  70 

1  57 

4  10 

77  Nathan  Austin . 

3 

84 

2  25 

2  16 

3  20 

78  Nathan  Austin . 

2 

90 

3  00 

3  00 

3  52 

79  George  H.  Squire,  B.A . 

2 

106 

2  37 

2  75 

2  50 

80  Samuel  Ellery  . 

3 

70 

1  00 

1  56 

5  00 

62  00 
46  00 
31  40 
35  61 
27  75 


MONTREAL  CONFERENCE. 


735 


SELBY.— w. 


Year 

Names  of  Ministers. 

Ap¬ 

point¬ 

ments. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Funds. 

Conting. 

Educa. 

Sup.  M. 

Miss’y. 

1874 

John  Ferguson . 

6 

228 

$6  69 

$3  52 

$14  GO 

$135  26 

75 

John  Ferguson . 

5 

261 

6  61 

5  00 

20  00 

148  77 

76  John  Ferguson.  John  B.  Stratton  .... 

5 

250 

8  30 

5  00 

16  00 

130  00 

77 

Francis  O.  Reynolds . 

10 

331 

3  50 

2  00 

10  00 

157  40 

78 

Francis  C.  Reynolds . 

5 

210 

5  46 

3  65 

6  12 

64  26 

79 

Francis  C.  Reynolds . 

6 

200 

5  68 

3  70 

7  33 

80  10 

80 

Robert  F.  Oliver  . 

5 

220 

4  05 

2  72 

12  86 

84  13 

SHAWBRIDGE.—  w. 


1874 

75 

76 

77 

78 

79 


Mark  Tisdale . 

John  Fowkes  .... 
Edward  W.  Crane 
John  Garvin . 


2 

60 

0  30 

1  02 

0  33 

3 

50 

3  27 

2  70 

5  00 

2 

55 

4  24 

3  00 

5  00 

2 

73 

5  00 

4  00 

7  00 

2 

78 

4  00 

2  00 

6  00 

2 

68 

1  00 

1  00 

1  (0 

126  16 
123  06 
109  35 
107  96 
111  00 
45  16 


SHERBROOKE.— w. 


1874  Daniel  Connolly,  James  Henderson. 

75  William  Jackson . 

76  William  Jackson . 

77  William  Jackson . 

78  James  Kines . 

79  James  Kines . 

80  James  Kines . 


3 

108 

15 

60 

9 

00 

40 

00 

255 

70 

*  2 

110 

16 

00 

24 

00 

45 

00 

237 

53 

1 

109 

16 

50 

40 

45 

49 

50 

220 

86 

1 

104 

17 

00 

10 

00 

28 

00 

135 

53 

1 

95 

15 

00 

8 

72 

42 

45 

100 

85 

1 

88 

16 

00 

10 

50 

36 

60 

115 

85 

1 

103 

17 

00 

10 

80 

41 

25 

157 

83 

SMITH’S  FALLS.— w. 


1874  William  Scott,  Joseph  Ward 

75  William  Scott . 

76  William  McGill . 

77  William  McGill . 

78  William  McGill . 

79  George  H.  Davis . 

80  George  H.  Davis . 


6 

300 

16 

16 

7 

00 

32 

63 

7  i 

306 

13 

31 

13 

47 

24 

50 

1 

140 

8 

75 

7 

06 

10 

00 

1 

156 

7 

10 

15 

00 

12 

00 

2 

144 

7 

10 

8 

78 

21 

00 

2 

147 

5 

34 

4 

65 

6 

00 

2 

180 

6 

60 

3 

75 

6 

00 

390  68 
301  93 
83  75 
69  78 
89  60 

58  87 

59  32 


SOUTH  MOUNTAIN.— w. 


1874  Jabez  B.  Saunders . - 

75  Samuel  Teeson,  Martin  J.  Bates . 

76  Samuel  Teeson,  John  Webster . 

77  Samuel  Teeson,  Thomas  J.  Mansell... 

78  William  Rilance . 

79  William  Rilance . 

80  William  Philp,  John  M.  Moore . 


4 

272 

8 

05 

4 

90 

28 

10 

5 

255 

8 

25 

7 

00 

32 

00 

t  6 

281 

11 

95 

8 

95 

23 

85 

7 

307 

11 

50 

9 

03 

24 

10 

7 

342 

8 

25 

15 

70 

36 

81 

8 

373 

8 

06 

9 

26 

36 

85 

8 

373 

8 

86 

9 

92 

37 

02 

202  09 
207  83 
261  48 
291  29 
201  34 
244  53 
264  05 


SPENCER  V I LLE.— w. 


1874  Thomas  W.  Constable . 

5 

211 

6  50 

3  00 

20  00 

5 

215 

6  46 

5  52 

20  00 

76  John  Wilson,  B.A . 

5 

227 

6  97 

6  04 

20  00 

77  John  Wilson,  B.A . 

5 

305 

7  37 

4  56 

10  23 

78  John  Wilson,  B.A . 

5 

270 

7  50 

6  76 

10  56 

79  John  Scanlon . 

5 

260 

7  28 

4  40 

9  04 

80  John  Scanlon . 

5 

270 

7  58 

3  35 

19  00 

21S  42 
188  21 
215  69 
169  14 
185  45 
190  49 
185  54 


STANSTEAD.— w. 


1874  William  Hansford,  William  A.  Allen. 

1 

131 

13  25 

7  70 

16  98 

156  47 

75  William  Galbraith,  B.C.L . 

1 

123 

10  25 

24  13 

11  00 

194  74 

76  William  Galbraith,  B.C.L . 

1 

130 

15  13 

27  00 

21  52 

279  85 

77  William  Scott . 

1 

140 

15  25 

27  80 

23  25 

261  00 

78  Charles  A.  Hanson . 

1 

140 

15  00 

20  00 

20  00 

138  52 

79  Charles  A.  Hanson . 

3 

138 

15  50 

21  00 

25  00 

175  35 

80  Charles  A.  Hanson . 

5 

129 

15  00 

15  65 

22  00 

151  31 

*  Lennoxville  set  off'.  +  One  appointment  with  28  members  annexed  from  Kemptville  Circuit. 


736 


CIRCUITS  AND  MISSIONS. 


Year 


Names  of  Ministers. 


1874  George  H.  Squire,  B.A.... 

75  Jolm  H.  Fowler,  M.A. .  . . 

76  John  H.  Fowler,  M.A.  . 

77  John  H.  Fowler,  M.A.  .  .  . 

78  William  Adams . 

79  William  Adams . 

80  William  Adams . 


SUTTON.— w. 


Ap- 

No.  of 

Funds. 

point- 

ments. 

Members. 

Conting. 

Educa. 

Sup. 

M. 

Miss’y. 

5 

55 

$6 

43 

$4  00 

$7 

50 

$65 

00 

5 

57 

7 

00 

4  07 

11 

00 

72 

57 

5 

104 

5 

93 

4  57 

10 

61 

171 

63 

5 

100 

5 

03 

4  70 

10 

13 

91 

16 

5 

98 

4 

00 

4  03 

9 

19 

30 

00 

5 

75 

3 

17 

2 

50 

20 

00 

5 

95 

1 

25 

0  55 

2 

00 

25 

40 

St. 


ST.  ARMAND.— w. 


1874  John  Davies,  Charles  R.  Flanders.  .  . 

75  John  Davies,  Robert  Laidley . 

76  James  E.  Richardson . 

77  James  E.  Richardson . 

78  Janies  E  Richardson . 

79  Richard  Robinson . 

80  Richard  Robinson . 


6 

214 

15 

55 

10 

12 

24 

00 

165 

50 

6 

214 

15 

00 

18 

00 

30 

50 

152 

61 

6 

203 

13 

00 

24 

00 

30 

00 

134 

10 

3 

109 

9 

03 

12 

86 

19 

45' 

100 

28 

3 

1  2 

8 

00 

8 

01 

27 

26 

100 

12 

4 

104 

8 

21 

7 

56 

24 

73 

80 

59 

2 

106 

6 

50 

7 

00 

21 

00 

67 

22 

ST.  JOHN’S.— w. 


1874  George  H.  Davis . 

75  George  H.  Davis . 

76  George  H.  Davis . 

77  WilliamS.  Blaekstock . . . . 

78  William  S.  Blaekstock. . . . 

79  William  J.  Crothers,  M.A 

80  William  J.  Crothers,  M.A. 


ST. 

1874  William  I.  Shaw,  LL.B . 

75  William  I.  Shaw,  LL.B . 

76  William  I.  Shaw,  LL.B . 

77  John  W.  Clipsham . 

78  John  W.  Clipsham . 

79  William  H.  Sparling,  BA . 

80  Robert  Mark,  M.D.,  F. R.C.P  S.K..  .  . 


1 

57 

31 

73  j 

16 

25 

149 

00 

208 

70 

1 

100 

35 

75 

17 

75 

31 

70 

204 

75 

1 

93 

34 

08  | 

26 

05 

39 

00 

25S 

00 

1 

70 

29 

57  1 

14 

85 

15 

00 

60 

00 

1 

60 

10 

45  I 

11 

60 

15 

43 

69 

04 

1 

55 

S 

00 

14 

00 

14 

00 

89 

35 

1 

54 

22 

78  ' 

10 

83 

16 

75 

139 

20 

LAMBERT.— w. 


1 

21 

10  00 

6  82 

5  79 

86  00 

o 

23 

7  72 

12  00 

6  00 

114  06 

2 

23 

5  Oil 

18  55 

7  00 

90  00 

2 

37 

8  21 

16  35 

10  15 

177  47 

2 

33 

6  12 

*  8  00 

11  00 

123  32 

2 

25 

7  87 

3  50 

9  75 

116  00 

T 


T  AM  WORTH.— av. 


1874  Samuel  Fear . 

2 

100 

4  50 

2  00 

10  25 

75  Samuel  Fear . 

5 

100 

4  50 

2  50 

8  00 

76  W  iiliam  F.  Perley . 

5 

101 

4  50 

2  50 

5  00 

77  William  F.  Perlev . 

3 

120 

4  35 

2  50 

78  William  F.  Peiley . 

4 

104 

5  66 

1  54 

3  00 

79  Richard  N.  Adams . 

4 

91 

5  34 

3  50 

4  00 

80  Richard  N.  Adams . 

5 

140 

5  10 

2  50 

10  00 

THREE  RIVERS.— w. 


1874  Henry  Irvine . 

1 

52 

4  72 

4  20 

8  00 

75  John  Corbett . 

1 

29 

4  16 

15  00 

76  Alexander  Drennan . 

■  1 

20 

4  20 

4  06 

8  00 

77  Alexander  Drennan . 

1 

29 

4  31 

1  75 

8  55 

78  William  Ryan . 

1 

29 

4  75 

2  00 

11  50 

79  William  Ryan.. .  . . 

1 

28 

5  00 

2  15 

12  00 

80  W'illiam  Ryan . 

1 

29 

5  05 

2  17 

5  00 

67  05 
86  75 
110  20 
96  81 
47  22 
66  19 
62  74 


13.6  75 
92  40 
73  00 
68  84 
70  76 
65  53 
lbO  00 


MONTREAL  CONFERENCE. 


737 


Year 


Names  of  Ministers. 


1874  Peter  Ker . 

75  Job  Roadhouse 

76  Job  Roadhouse 

77  Nassau  B.  Topping. 

78  Nassau  B.  Topping. 

79  Samuel  Shibley.  .  . . 

80  Samuel  Shibley 


THURSO.— w. 


Ap¬ 

point. 

ments. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Funds. 

Conting. 

Educa. 

Sup.  M. 

Miss’y. 

3 

25 

*9  70 

$11  28 

$10  00 

$191  35 

5 

59 

4  33 

4  23 

9  79 

138  10 

5 

63 

4  40 

4  26 

9  80 

116  56 

5 

63 

4  40 

4  37 

10  00 

115  83 

5 

60 

2  84 

3  71 

5  73 

87  51 

4 

53 

1  30 

2  81 

4  00 

40  17 

4 

56 

2  10 

1  09 

2  85 

54  50 

Y. 


VALLEYFIELD. 


A  small  village  on  the  Beauharnois  Canal,  River  Saint  Lawrence. 


18~8  Benjamin  Franklin,  B.A . 

| 

79  John  Webster . 

1  8 

2  44 

1  03 

0  75 

80  John  Webster . 

1  |  13 

1  70 

1  25 

2  46 

w. 


WATERLOO. 

A  village  in  the  township  and  County  of  Shefford.  It  was  formerly  Shefford  Circuit. 


1874  J.  M.  Hagar,  M.A.,  Allan  Patterson  ..  8 

75  D.  Connolly,  Ernest  M.  Taylor,  B.A..  6 

76  Daniel  Connolly .  6 

77  Daniel  Connolly .  1 

78  John  Wilson . :  1 

79  John  Wilson .  1 

80  William  Scott .  1 


227 

16 

43 

10 

94 

38 

00 

192 

27 

230 

17 

00 

19 

52 

40 

00' 

171 

34 

290 

17 

25 

19 

60 

41 

00 

257 

27 

101 

10 

00 

27 

50 

33 

50 

132 

00 

100 

12 

50 

27 

50 

34 

00 

195 

80 

110 

13 

00 

29 

11 

13 

50 

202 

21 

130 

I  13 

50 

5 

74 

17 

00 

121 

42 

WEST  BROME. 


A  village  in  the  township  and  County  of  Brome,  Quebec. 


1876  Thomas  Rennie . 

77  Thomas  Rennie . 

78  Albert  N.  De  Long . 

79  Albert  N.  De  Long . . 

80  Albert  N.  De  Long . 


WEST 


1874  William  Pyke . . 

75  William  Pyke  . . 

76  John  Fowkes.  .  . 

77  Henry  Meyers . . 

78  William  English. 

79  Thomas  Bell  . .  . 

80  Thomas  Bell  .  .  . 


4 

.... 

84 

5  24  :  2  98 

....  1 

2  32  i  47  61 

3 

89 

3  04  4  30 

1  94  33  16 

7 

83 

1  25  0  75 

1  21  '  15  32 

7 

83 

0  50  2  06 

2  00  34  23 

FARNHAM.— w. 


5 

102 

8  30 

3  09 

8  00 

100  40 

5 

102 

7  00 

5  38 

8  00 

98  76 

5 

102 

6  00 

12  15 

8  00 

78  66 

5 

94 

6  00 

10  00 

8  30 

80  05 

5 

99 

8  00 

4  00 

8  00 

68  14 

5 

75 

4  46 

3  19 

8  00 

44  54 

5 

57 

2  00 

2  00 

6  00 

54  14 

WEST 

1874  Hiram  Fowler . I 

75  Hiram  Fowler . 

76  Hiram  Fowler . 

77  William  Short . 

78  William  Short  . 

79  John  Davies . 

80  Gorham  A.  Gifford . 

47 


MEATH.— w. 


5 

225 

10  13 

4  70 

40  00 

181  79 

4 

126 

5  25 

5  90 

14  42 

127  30 

3 

126 

8  00 

7  06 

15  13 

139  50 

3 

115 

8  25 

30  00 

22  00 

107  59 

3 

120 

5  41 

3  94 

29  88 

150  31 

2 

95 

4  90 

18  24 

104  10 

3 

100 

5  42 

27i 

22  00 

116  50 

738 


CIRCUITS  AND  MISSIONS. 


WEST  SHEFFORD. 

A  village  in  the  township  and  County  of  Shefford,  Quebec. 


Ap- 

No.  of 
Members. 

Funds. 

Year!  Names  of  Ministers. 

point- 

ments. 

Conting. 

Educa. 

Sup.  M. 

Miss’y- 

$3  66 

$3  67 

9  00 

7  47 

$21  25 
71  24 
50  00 
49  64 

4 

75 

$5  84 

4 

72 

3  00 

2  33 

5 

80 

2  61 

2  85 

80  Thomas  Rennie . 

4 

83 

2  10 

2  00 

6  12 

WEST  WINCHESTER. 

It  was  formerly  part  of  Winchester  Circuit. 
3  1SS 


1879  John  Wilson,  B. A . 

John  Wilson,  B.A .  3  188 


80 


1874  Alfred  McCann . . 

75  Alfred  McCann,  Thomas  R.  Conley. . . 

76  James  Kines,  John  Gibson . 

77  James  Kines,  William  R.  Young . 

78  Thos.  C.  Brown,  William  R.  Young... 

79  Thomas  C.  Brown,  Alfred  Jaques . 

80  Thos.  C.  Brown,  William  J.  Mansell.. 


8  79 


WILTON.— w. 


1874  Thos. 


76  Jabez  B.  Saunders,  Samuel  Ellery - 

77  Jabez  B.  Saunders,  George  C.  Poyser. 

78  John  Scanlon,  George  G.  Poyser . 

79  William  Raney .  . 

80  William  Raney . 


6 

300 

13  25  I 

7  25 

41  50  1 

7 

310 

12  47 

12  53 

38  91 

7 

306 

13  11 

10  00 

43  50 

7 

338 

12  81 

6  CO 

44  05 

1  7 

406 

11  87 

7  57 

51  50 

7 

412 

12  32 

8  05 

37  48 

1  7 

400 

11  47 

5  00 

30  12  | 

NCHESTER. — w. 

7 

400 

13  43 

6  23 

50  00 

8 

413 

14  50 

15  30 

60  00 

8 

425 

14  94 

7  50 

38  25 

1  8 

438 

15  04 

9  26 

36  64 

8 

1  456 

15  12 

8  12 

40  05 

*  7 

400 

10  95 

6  00 

40  35 

4 

219 

6  35 

4  35 

32  00 

8  11  23  10  I  164  04 


312  59 
322  68 
337  91 
330  29 
420  75 
340  50 
281  17 


405  42 
343  05 
325  42 
331  25 
284  87 
282  98 
177  SO 


WINDSOR  MILLS.— w. 


1874 


75  Isaac  Wheatley .  .  . 

7 6  Samuel  Shibley . .  . 

77  Isaac  Wilkinson.. , 

78  Isaac  Wilkinson.. 

79  Isaac  WTilkinson.. 


William  Sanderson. 
William  Sanderson.  . 
William  Sanderson.  . 
Samuel  B.  Phillips. . 
79  Samuel  B.  Phillips. 


1875 

76 

77 

78 


80  Alexander  C.  Chambers. 


3 

62 

6  75 

4  00 

5  00 

55  32 

3 

65 

5  50 

6  25 

5  00 

55  63 

3 

64 

5  50 

6  15 

5  00 

45  89 

1  3 

61 

8  84 

3  25 

6  93 

48  89 

!  3 

58 

6  27 

2  56 

7  64 

52  75 

3 

67 

6  21 

2  05 

6  56 

50  18 

1  3 

63 

6  92 

3  20 

8  94 

40  64 

WOLFORD. 

in  the  County  of  Grenville, 

Ontario. 

i  5 

161 

6  30 

6  00 

12  10 

192  57 

5 

154 

5  27 

4  30 

12  43 

117  03 

5 

169 

5  20 

4  37 

13  00 

131  91 

5 

171 

4  00 

2  58 

13  04 

i  100-01 

1  5 

181 

4  25 

3  00 

13  25 

93  78 

*  West  Winchester  set  off. 


THE 


FRENCH  AND  INDIAN  MISSIONS 

WITHIN  THE  BOUNDS  OF  THE 

iflontri'al  CoitHrnm, 

1874  to  1880. 


The  local  oversight  and  care  of  this  purely  Mission  work  has  been,  since  the  organization  of  the 
Conference,  confided  to  the  Rev.  John  Borland,  whose  qualifications,  untiring  industry,  matured  ex¬ 
perience  and  intense  interest  in  the  Evangelization  of  the  French  habitants  of  the  Province  of  Quebec, 
have  been  of  great  advantage  to  this  work. 

Note.— For  the  history  of  all  these  Missions  prior  to  1874,  see  Missions  of  Canada  Wesleyan 
Conference,  in  Book  1.  The  grants  from  Mission  Funds  include  salaries  of  teachers  and  interpreters. 


BOLTON. 


Year 

Names  of  Missionaries. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Contrib.  to 
Mission 
Fund. 

Grants  from 
Mission 
Fund. 

1874 

Edward  De  Gruchy  . 

35 

36 

$23  00 

11  00 

$346  00 

75 

United  with  Sherbrooke  Mission . 

BOUCHERYILLE  and  YARENNE. 
1880  Joseph  L.  A.  Maher . I 


CANAAN. 


1874  {Mitchel  Sadlier) . 

75  ( Mitchel  Sadlier) . 

7  6  ( Mitchel  Sadlier) . 

77  United  with  Waterloo 


CAUGHNAWAGA  and  ST.  REGIS. 
1876  Joseph  Onesakenarat . 

77  Joseph  Onesakenarat . ; 

78  Joseph  Onesakenarat . 

79  Joseph  Onesakenarat . 

80  Joseph  Onesakenarat . 


COMPTON  and  SHERBROOKE. 

1874  Thomas  Charbonnel . i 

75  Thomas  Charbonnel . ! 

7  6  Thomas  Charbonnel  . 1 

77  See  Sherbrooke  . ! 

COWANSVILLE. 

1876  Gedeon  Aubin . I 


.  . 

400 

00 

23 

10 

03 

337 

50 

25 

15 

60 

380 

00 

25 

15 

30 

50 

00 

285 

00 

’  * 

300 

00 

350 

00 

•  • 

330 

00 

24 

■ 

26 

00 

668 

00 

6 

.  . 

555 

00 

15 

* 

.  . 

617 

50 

44  !  _  [ 

. . . .  |  332  50 


GRANBY. 


1880  John  Borland 


740 


MISSIONARY  DISTRICTS. 


HULL  and  OTTAWA 


Year  i 


1877 


John  Syvret 

78  John  Syvret 

79  John  Syvret 

80  J  ohn  Syvret 


1875  Antoine  Geoffroy. . 

76  Antoine  Geoffroy.. 

77  Antoine  Geoffroy. 

78  Antoine  Geoffroy. 

79  Antoine  Geoffroy. 

80  Antoine  Geoffroy. 


KINGSEY  SIDING. 


18 

18 

23 

18 

23 


1  34 


Names  of  Missionaries. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Contrib.  to 
Mission 
Fund. 

Grants  from 
Mission 
Fund. 

$603  00 
00 

20 

Qi  17  no 

61 

36 

,  Ernest  M.  Sasseville . 

482  00 
617  50 
504  00 
510  00 
535  00 


LACOLLE. 


1874  (John  Hocquard) . 

75  - - 

76  - - 


LAKE 

1874  Amand  Parent,  Joseph  Onesakenarat 

75  Amand  Parent,  Joseph  Onesakenarat 

76  Amand  Parant . 

77  See  Oka . 


OF  TWO  MOUNTAINS. 


MONTREAL  CENTRE  and  MILE  END. 


1875  (John  Hocquard) . . 

76  Louis  N.  Beaudry.  Edward  De  Gruchy. . . 

77  Louis  N.  Beaudry,  Gedeon  Aubin . 

78  Louis  N.  Beaudry,  Gedeon  Aubin . 

79  Louis  N.  Beaudry,  Nelson  W  Deveneau 

80  Louis  N.  Beaudry,  Nelson  W.  Deveneau 


MONTREAL  EAST. 


1877  Charles  W.  Grenier.. 

78  Charles  W.  Grenier . 

79  Charles  W.  Grenier. 


20  15 
28  90 


221 

223 

247 

.... 

261 

E  END. 

1  '*41 

5050  i 

75 

49  89  1 

133 

200  00  j 

153 

306  28 

375  CO 


1,129  60 
836  25 
570  00 


225  00 
1,425  00 
1,310  00 
1,600  00 
1,800  00 


MONTREAL— ST.  HENRI. 

1880  E.  Delmer  Mallory . I 

MONTREAL.— HOCHELAG A  and  LONGUEUIL. 
1880  Charles  W.  Grenier . .  . 

OKA. 


360  00 
350  00 


1877  Amand  Parent  . . . 

78  Amand  Parent.. . . 

79  Joseph  A.  Dorion. 

80  Joseph  A.  Dorion. 


ROXTON. 


1874  John  Syvret . 

75  John  Syvret . 

76  John  Syvret . 

77  Edward  De  Gruchy  ■ 

78  Edward  De  Gruchy  . 

79  Edward  De  Gruchy 

80  Edward  De  Gruchy 


1  261  1 

I 

585  00 

276  1 

794  61 

232 

.... 

762  73 

181 

9  53 

i  24 

23  55 

490  00 

|  27 

25  08 

450  00 

41 

35  29 

570  00 

70 

29  85 

504  00 

69 

10  00 

510  00 

79 

25  00 

575  00 

89 

18  05 

MONTREAL  CONFERENCE. 


741 


SHEFFORD  and  ELY. 


1874  Joseph  A.  Dorion. 

75  Joseph  A.  Dorion 

76  Joseph  A.  Dorion 

77  - 


1877 

78 

79 

80 


Thomas  Charbonnel. 
Thomas  Charbonnel. 
Thomas  Charbonnel . 
Thomas  Charbonnel. 


SHERBROOKE  and  BROMPTON. 


0.  of 
tubers. 

Contrib.  to 
Mission 
Fund. 

Grants  from 
Mission 
Fund. 

21 

$10  60 

$450  00 

27 

22  18 

496  75 

41 

16  18 

617  50 

60 

12  81 

44 

549  60 

20 

510  00 

128 

535  00 

145 

.... 

ST.  JOHNS. 

.  ....  500  00 

.  ....  500  00 

.  ....  352  80 

.  ....  300  00 

.  ....  300  00 


WATERLOO  and  CANAAN. 


567  00 

67 

2  68 

700  00 

69 

11  23 

770  00 

80  Amand  Parent . 

35 

10  00 

• . 

1875  John  Borland 

76  John  Borland 

77  John  Borland 

78  John  Borland 

79  John  Borland 


STATISTICS  OF  FRENCH  AND  INDIAN  MISSION  WORK. 


FRENCH  WORK. 

INDIAN  WORK. 

Year. 

Members. 

Contrib.  to 
Mis’y.  Fund 

Grants  from 
Mis’y-  Fund. 

Year. 

Members. 

Contrib.  to 
Mis’y.  Fund. 

Grants  from 
Mis’y.  Fund. 

1874. . . . 

80 

$83  15 

$5,005  45 

1874. . . . 

221 

.... 

$1,129  60 

1875. . . . 

119 

8S  44 

3,595  25 

1875.... 

223 

836  25 

1876 .... 

140 

95  97 

5,411  02 

1876. . . . 

247 

1,057  52 

1877. . . . 

258 

108  46 

5,364  03 

1877. . . . 

261 

1,094  52 

1878. . . . 

274 

62  57 

5,210  50 

1878. .  . . 

276 

1,144  61 

1879  . . . 

488 

268  00 

5,398  54 

1879. . . . 

232 

1,317  73 

1880. . . . 

481 

334  38 

1880.... 

205 

$9  53 

THE 


G-ERMAN  MISSIONS 

WITHIN  THE  BOUNDS  OF  THE 

JKoittrsal  Coitfmtm, 

1874  to  1880. 


Year 


1877  Carl  Allum 

78  Carl  Allum 

79  Carl  Allum 

80  Carl  Allum 


EGANVILLE. 


. 

Names  of  Missionaries. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Contrib.  to 
Mission 
Fund. 

Grants  from 
Mission 
Fund. 

$540  00 

121 

$80  95 

460  00 

144 

64  78 

447  15 

142 

61  50 

RAGLAN. 

1874  Henry  Meyers . 

75  . . 

76  . . 

77  . . . . .  . 


'  23 

’’<30 


...  350  00 

63  13  . 

8  00  . 


RANKIN. 


1874  Henry  Krnpp . 

115 

152  00 

650  00 

75  Henry  Krupp . 

81 

89  96 

525  00 

76  Henry  Krupp . 

119 

94  91 

572  20 

77 - — . 

112 

61  33 

RENFREW  and  THORNE. 


1874  Carl  Allum . 

• 

650 

00 

75  Carl  Allum . 

18 

47 

90 

450 

00 

76  Carl  Allum . 

23 

25 

50 

737 

00 

77  Henry  Krupp . 

23 

41 

25 

550 

00 

78  . 

93 

60 

16 

STATISTICS  OF  GERMAN  WORK. 


Year. 

Members. 

Contributed  to 
Mission  Fund. 

Grant  from 
Mission  Fund. 

1874  . 

115 

$152  00 

$1,827  87 

1875  . 

122 

200  99- 

975  00 

1876  . 

142 

33  50 

1,109  20 

1877  . 

195 

102  58 

1,094  52 

1878  . 

215 

141  11 

460  00 

1879  . 

144 

64  78 

447  15 

1880  . 

142 

61  50 

THE 


1)  1  S  rr  R  I  C  T  s 

OF  THE 

MONTREAL  CONFERENCE, 

SHOWING  WHO  HAVE  BEEN  CHAIRMEN  AND  FINANCIAL  SECRETARIES, 
WITH  THE  NUMBER  OF  MEMBERS  FOR  EACH  YEAR 

From  1874  to  i860. 


BROCKYILLE  DISTRICT. 


Year!  Chairmen. 

Finan.  Secretaries. 

Mem. 

1S74  George  MeRitchie. 

M.  L.  Pearson..  . j 

3730 

75  George  MeRitchie. 

M.  L.  Pearson ..  .  . 

34S0 

76  William  Scott. . .  . 

Thos.  G.  Williams 

3724 

77  James  Elliott, D.D 

Thos.  G.  Williams 

3972 

78  James  Elliott, D.D 

Thos.  G.  Williams 

4262 

79  James  Elliott, D.D 

Thos.  G.  Williams 

4341 

80  Thos.  G.  Williams 

Wm.  Galbraith, 

B.C.L......... 

4558 

FRENCH  and  INDIAN. 

1874  John  Borland. .  . . 

358 

. 

342 

387 

77  John  Borland.  .  .  . 

478 

550 

. 

720 

80  John  Borland .... 

686 

KINGSTON. 

1874  James  Elliott .... 

James  Kines . 

3730 

75  James  Elliott .... 

James  Kines . 

3635 

76  James  Elliott .... 

Alfred  McCann. . . 

3918 

77  Wm.  Galbraith, 

Andrew  B.  Cham- 

B.C.L . 

bers,  B.C.L. .. . 

4034 

78  Wm.  Galbraith, 

Andrew  B.  Cham- 

B.C.L . 

bers,  B. C.L. . . . 

4072 

79  Wm.  Galbraith, 

Andrew  B.  Cham- 

B.C.L . 

bers,  B  C.  L  . . . . 

3888 

80  James  Elliott, D.D 

Geo.  G.  Huxtable. 

*1754 

*  Napanee  District  with  2,276  members  set  off. 
Delta  from  Perth  District  with  190  members  an¬ 
nexed. 


MONTREAL. 

Year  Chairmen. 

Finan.  Secretaries. 

Mem. 

(  A.  Sutherland,  1 

1874  \  Geo.  Douglas,  > 

And.  B.  Chambers 

2699 

1  LL.D . \ 

75  G.  Douglas,  LL.D 

Joel  T.  Pitcher. .  . 

2839 

76  G.  Douglas,  LL.D 

Joel  T.  Pitcher. .  . 

3091 

77  G.  Douglas,  LL.D 

Joel  T.  Pitcher. .  . 

3143 

78  G.  Douglas,  LL.D 

H.  Johnston,  B.D 

3228 

79  G.  Douglas,  LL.D 

Jos.  W.  Sparling, 

^3 

B.D . 

3024  J 

1  80  E.  A.  Stafford, B.  A 

Jos.  W.  Sparling, 

v~.'ia 
'•  -  >mq 

B.  D . 

3171 

NAPANEE. 

Formerly  part  of  Kingston  District. 

1880  William  Hansford  iDaniel  Connolly ..  |  2309 


OTTAWA. 

'Jos.  W.  Sparling, 

B.D .  237  6 


1874  Wm.  J.  Hunter.. 

75  Wm.  J.  Hunter.. 

76  Wm.  J.  Hunter.. 

77  Ezra  A.  Stafford. . 

78  Ezra  A.  Stafford. . 

79  Ezra  A.  Stafford. . 

80  Le  Roy  Hooker  . . 


Jos.  W.  Sparling, 

2614 

B.D . 

Jos.  W.  Sparling, 

2778 

B.D  . 

Jos.  W.  Sparling, 

2908 

B.D . 

Jos.  W.  Sparling, 

2762 

B.D . 

Joel  T.  Pitcher. .  . 

2640 

Joel  T.  Pitcher. .  . 

2598 

PEMBROKE. 


1874  Richard  Whiting.  I  John  Howes . 

75  Hiram  Fowler. . . .  Andrew  B.  Cliam- 
I  bers,  B.C.L..  . 


1123 

1068 


744 


DISTRICTS. 


Year 


r  Chairmen. 

Finan.  Secretaries. 

Mem. 

Year 

3  Hiram  Fowler. .  . . 

Andrew  B.  Cham- 

1877 

hers,  B.  C  L . . . . 

1035 

78 

7  William  Hansford 

Hiram  Fowler. . . . 

1128 

79 

8  William  Hansford 

Hiram  Fowler. . . . 

1258 

80 

9  William  Hansford 

John  Davies . 

1111 

0  Henry  F.  Bland .  . 

Gorham  A.  Gilford 

1116 

PERTH. 


William  Scott.. . . 
William  Scott.. . . 
George  McRitchie. 
George  McRitcliie. 
George  McRitchie. 
George  McRitchie. 


1874 

75 

76 

77 

78 

79 

80  George  McRitchie. 


Wm.  McGill . 

Wm.  McGill . 

Wm.  McGill . 

Wm.  McGill . 

Wm.  McGill . 

Stephen  Bond 
Stephen  Bond .. . . 


QUEBEC. 

1874  Henry  F.  Bland.. 

75  Henry  F.  Bland.. 

76  Henry  F.  Bland . . 


Daniel  Connolly .  . 
William  Jackson.. 
William  Jackson.. 


1692 

1725 

1995 

2130 

2274 

2346 

*2142 


1516 

1531 

1638 


*  190  members  given  to  Kingston  District, 


Chairmen. 


Finan.  Secretaries. 


Le  Roy  Hooker 
Le  Roy  Hooker 
James  Kines . . . 


William  Jackson.. 

James  Kines . 

James  Kines . 

A.  B.  Chambers, 
B.C.L . 


Mem. 


STANSTEAD. 


1874  William  Hansford,  Le  Roy  Hooker 
-! rc  TTov/li’o  M  A  T,p  "R.nv  Hooker 


75  Alex.  Hardie,M.A 

76  Alex.  Hardie,M.A 

77  William  Scott.. . 

78  William  Scott.. . . 

79  William  Scott. . . 


Le  Roy  Hooker. 
John  Walton  . . 
John  Walton  . . 
John  Walton  .  . 
John  Walton  . 
William  Jackson.. 


80  Chas.  A.  Hansford 


WATERLOO. 

Formerly  part  of  Stanstead  District. 
1880  William  Scott - (Thomas  Bell . | 


1754 

1829 

1769 

1713 


2095 
2177 
2452 
2559 
2615 
2534 
*  900 


1580 


*  Waterloo  District  set  off. 


tgt  The  following  name,  by  some  oversight,  was  omitted  from  Toronto  Conference  List  on  page  571. 

DEPEW,  SYDNEY  F. 

1861. 


1874  Walkerton .  1 

75  Sarawak .  1 

76  Chatsworth .  2 

78  Avening .  3 


PART  Y. 


®I}£  ilofra  ^cntxa  (Konf^rxnrx, 


1874  to  1880. 


®Ij£  Jlolia  (Coitlmna 

WAS  ORGANIZED  IN  THE 

METHODIST  CHURCH,  CHARLOTTETOWN,  PRINCE  EDWARD  ISLAND, 

ON 

FRIDAY,  JULY  3rd,  1874. 


I.— SESSIONS  OF  CONFERENCE. 


Y  ear. 

Place. 

President. 

Secretary. 

Journal  Secretary. 

1874. . 

1875. . 

1876. . 

1877. . 

1878. . 
1879  . 

1880. . 

Charlottetown . 

Halifax . 

Windsor . 

Yarmouth . 

Amherst . 

Halifax . 

Truro . 

John  Mc.Murray . 

Alex.  W.  Nicolson  .  . . 
Robert  A.  Temple .... 

Elias  Brettle . 

James  Taylor . 

Stephen  F.  Huestis.. .  . 
Richard  Smith . 

Robert  A.  Temple  .... 

Robert  A.  Temple _ 

Stephen  F.  Huestis  . .  . 
Stephen  F.  Huestis  . .  . 
Stephen  F.  Huestis  .  .  . 

Jabez  A.  Rogers . 

Jabez  A.  Rogers . 

Stephen  F.  Huestis. 
Stephen  F.  Huestis. 
Jabez  A.  Rogers. 

Jabez  A.  Rogers. 

Jabez  A.  Rogers. 
Cranswick  Jost,  M.A. 
Cranswiek  Jost,  M.A. 

II. —MINISTERS  and  MEMBERS. 


Year. 

Ministers. 

Members. 

On 

trial. 

Effec¬ 

tive. 

Sup’y. 

Total.  1  Increase. 

On  trial. 

Full. 

Total. 

Increase. 

1874 . 

26 

56 

17 

99 

7,378 

7,378 

.... 

1875 . 

32 

60 

14 

106  7 

859 

7,733 

8,592 

1,214 

1876 . 

28 

67 

15 

110  4 

1,256 

8,628 

9,884 

1,292 

1877 . 

26 

72 

14 

112  2 

849 

8,877 

9,726 

dec.  158 

1878 . 

21 

70 

15 

106  dec.  6 

976 

8,936 

9,912 

186 

1879 . 

17 

75 

18 

110  4 

731 

8,809 

9,540 

dec.  372 

1880 . 

13 

78 

19 

110  !  .... 

6S5 

8,927 

9,612 

78 

III.—  CONNEXIONAL  FUNDS. 


Superannuated  Ministers. 

Year. 

Contingent 

Educa¬ 

tional. 

Sunday 

School. 

Ministers 

Subs. 

Circuit 

Subs. 

Total. 

Missionary. 

1874 . 

$592  50 
598  17 

$445  17 
539  97 

$540  00 
750  72 

$572  98 
628  09 

$1,112  98 
1,378  81 
1,381  01 
1,334  02 
1,407  21 

$9,392  83 

1875 . 

$36  07 

24  63 

10,227  64 

1876 . 

564  46 

537  04 

741  87 

639  14 

10,673  52 

1877 . 

456  74 

627  55 

33  16 

714  84 

619  18 

11,070  13 

1878 . 

443  83 

523  68 

18  57 

720  60 

686  61 

11,463  66 

1879 . 

393  06 

475  76 

10  43 

710  00 

540  43 

1,250  43 
1,267  61 

10,024  76 

1880 . 

361  84 

451  60 

13  11 

720  00 

547  61 

8,877  81 

THE  NAMES  OF 


THE 


CLASSIFIED  AND  ALPHABETICALLY  ARRANGED 


UNDER  THE  YEAR  IN  WHICH  THEIR  MINISTRY  BEHAN. 


Note. — Tlie  figures  in  the 
Conference  ceased,  the  letters  indicate  the  cause. 

D.  Died. 
ex.  Expelled. 
loo.  Located. 

u  s.  Removed  to  United  States. 


which  his  connection  with  th« 


m.  Transferred  to  Montreal  Conference. 

N.  b.  Transferred  to  New  Brunswick  and  Prince 
Edward  Island  Conference 
nfd.  Transferred  to  Newfoundland  Conference. 


column  after  the  name  show  the  year  in 


1814. 

1  Pope,  Henry . 

1821. 

2  Richey,  Matthew . 

1823. 

3  Davis,  Thomas  H . 

1826. 

4  Hennigar,  James  G. . .  . 

1827. 

5  Pickles,  Michael . 

1828. 

6  Bent,  Joseph  F . 

1830. 

7  Johnson,  George . 

1831. 

8  Sutcliffe,  Ingham . 

1832. 

9  Angwin,  Thomas . 

1833. 

10  McMurray,  John . 

1834. 

1 1  Botterell,  Edmund 

1835. 

12  Buckley,  James . 

1836. 

13  Addy,  John  S . 

1837. 

14  De  Wolfe,  Charles. . .  . 

15  England,  James . 

1840. 

16  Morton,  Roland . 

1842. 

17  Locl&art,  Christopher 

18  Smith,  Richard . 


1877 


1876 


1877 


D. 

D. 


1875 

1878 


1846. 

19  Huestis,  George  0 . 

20  Taylor,  James . 

1848. 

21  Brettle,  Elias . 

1849. 

22  Temple,  Robert  A . 

1850. 

23  Tuttle,  George  W . 

1852. 

24  Prestwood,  Paul . 

1853. 

25  Payson,  George  B . n.b. 

26  Sponagle,  JohnR . 

27  Tweedy,  Robert . 

1855. 

28  La  them,  John . 

29  Tweedy,  James . 

1856. 

30  Alcorn,  William . 

31  Cassidy,  John . 

32  Nicolson,  Alexander  W . 

1857. 

33  Brown,  William  C . 

34  Howie,  John  W. 


1876 


35  Read,  John . n.b. 

36  Smith,  T.  Watson . 

37  Wasson,  Robert . 

1858. 

38  Huestis,  Stephen  F . 

39  Pickles,  Fletcher  H.  W . 

40  Ryan,  William . 

41  Scott,  David  B . 

42  Teesdale,  John  J . 

43  Thurlow,  Isaac  E . 


1879 


NOVA  SCOTIA  CONFERENCE. 


749 


1859. 

44  Coffin,  Joseph  S  . .  .  . 

45  Tuttle,  Alexander  S. 

1860. 

46  Hart,  James  R . 

47  Hart,  Thomas  D .  .  .  . 

48  Shenton,  Job . 

1861. 

49  Bigney,  John  G . 

50  Gaetz,  J'oseph . 

51  Gaetz,  Leonard . 

52  Johnson,  John . 

53  Mosher,  John  A . 

1862. 

54  Angwin,  Joseph  G.  .  . 

55  Heartz,  William  H  .  . 

56  Hemmeon,  Joseph  B. 

57  Jost,  Cranswick . 

58  Rogers,  Jabez  A  . .  . . 

1863. 

59  Johnson,  Robert  O’B 

60  Pike,  John  M . 

1864. 

61  Des  Brisay,  Albert  S. 

62  Moore,  Ezra  B . 

1865. 

63  Rogers,  Thomas . 

64  Sargent,  William.... 

1866. 

65  Mack,  Robert  B . 

66  Morton,  Arthur  D.  . . 

1867. 

67  Shore,  Godfrey . 

1868. 

68  Day,  George  F . 

69  Weldon,  Fletcher  A . 

1869. 

70  Brecken,  Ralph . 

71  Daniel,  Robert  A. . . . 

1870. 

72  Borden,  Jonathan  R. 

73  Evans,  William  H.  . . 

74  Giles,  Jesse  B . 

75  Hale,  Joseph . 

76  Parker,  Caleb . 

77  Strothard,  James. . . . 


nfd.  i  1878  | 


m.  1875 


D, 1 1876 


1877 


1871. 


78  Baines,  William  D . ex. 

79  Dunn,  Simeon  B . 


81  Fisher,  Joseph  M . 

82  McArthur,  Robert . 

83  Penny,  William  F . d. 


1872. 

84  Ainley,  William . 

85  Astbury,  John . 

86  Bird,  Richey . 

87  Brown,  William .  . 

88  Hockin,  Arthur . 

89  Johnson,  William  J . LOC. 

90  Scott,  James . . 

91  Tyler,  Charles  M . 

1873. 

92  Brunyate,  Edwin  R . 

93  Clayton,  Arthur  H . u.S. 

94  Craig,  John . 

95  Davis,  Joseph  H  .  . . . 

96  Johnson,  David  W . 

97  Purvis,  William . . . 

98  Shepherdsop,  John  W . 


99  Swallow,  Charles  W . 

1874. 

100  Bennett,  William  A . loc. 

Id  Borden,  Byron  C . 

102  Gee,  John . 

103  Lane,  William  G . 

104  Nicklin,  Charles . loc. 

105  Ogden,  Jonathan  C . 

106  Robson,  Jos  ph . loo. 

107  Smith,  Robert  W . loc. 

108  Williams,  Robert . 


1878 


1878 


1876 


1876 


1878 


1877 

1877 

1877 


1875. 

109  Cunningham,  William  L.  , . loc. 

110  Hills,  Benjamin . 

111  Johnson,  George . 

112  Johnson,  George  F . 

113  Robinson,  George  C . 

114  Sharpe,  James . 

1876. 

115  Peppy,  Charles  H . 

116  Thompson,  Samuel . 

117  Wright,  Frederick  H . 


1877. 

118  Atkinson,  Michael . .  loc. 

119  Huestus,  George  A . loc 


120  Robinson,  Patrick  H 


1879 


1878 

1879 


PROBATIONERS  CONNECTED  WITH 


THE  NOVA  SCOTIA  CONFERENCE,  JUNE.  1880, 


SHOWING  THE  YEAR  WHEN  THEIR  MINISTRY  BEGAN. 


1875. 

1  Black,  William  A . 

1876. 

2  Doane,  Howard  P . 

1877. 

3  Black,  Starr . 

4  Hickey,  David . 

5  Mellish,  Isaac  M  . 

6  Outerbridge,  William  A 


1878. 

7  Dawson,  John  L . 

8  Donkin,  J.  E . 

9  Glendinning,  George  W.  F. 

10  Langille,  William  H. .  .  . . 

1879. 

11  Buckley,  Frederick  A . 

j  12  Stevens,  La  Mert . 

I  13  Wier,  John . 


MINISTERS  AND  PROBATIONERS  FOR  THE  MINISTRY, 

CONNECTED  WITH  THE 

Jloba  Gratia 

1874  to  1880. 


A. 

ADDY,  JOHN  S. 

1836. 

1874  Aylesforcl .  2 

76  Mill  Village .  2 

78  Halifax . (sup’d.)  3 

Chairman  of  District,  1876-/7. 

AIN  LEY,  WILLIAM. 

1872. — R.  f.  c.  &  o.  1876. 

1874  Onslow .  1 

75  Milton .  1 

76  Lockport .  .  3 

79  Weymouth .  2 

ALCORN,  WILLIAM. 
1856. 


B. 


BAINES,  WILLIAM  D. 
1871.— R.  f.  c.  &  o.  1875. 
1874  Sydney  North .  1 

75  New  Germany .  1 

76  Maccan . - 

78  Expelled. 

BENT,  JOSEPH  F. 

1828. 

1874  Bridgetown . (suv’y.)  7 

BENNETT,  WILLIAM  A.,B.A. 
e.  on  t.  1874. 

1874  Mount  Allison  Wes.  Col.  2 

76  Sydney  North .  2 

78  Located. 


BORDEN,  BYRON  C.,  B.A. 
e.  on  t.  1874. — ord.  1878. 
e.  f.  c.  1879. 

1874  Mount  Allison  Wes.  Col.  3 

77  Onslow .  1 

78  Somerset,  Bermuda .  2 

80  Arcadia .  1 

A  graduate  of  Mount  Allison 

Wesleyan  College — B.A.,  1878. 


BORDEN,  JONATHAN  R. 
1870. — e.  f.  c.  &  o.  1874. 

1874  Port  La  Tour .  1 

75  Guysboro’  .  3 

78  Shelburne .  3 

Financial  Secretary,  1876-77. 


BOTTERELL,  EDMUND. 
1S34. 


1874  River  Philip .  3 

77  Athol .  3 

80  Parrsboro’ .  1 


ANGWIN,  JOSEPH  GILL. 
1862. 

1874  Sydney,  C.B .  3 

77  Pictou .  3 

80  St.  George’s,  Bermuda..  1 

Financial  Secretary,  187  4, 187 5, 
1877,  1878. 

Chairman  of  District,  1876. 

ANGWIN,  THOMAS. 

1832. 

1874  Dartmouth . (sup’y.)  7 

ASTBURY,  JOHN. 

1872. — e.  f.  c.  &  o.  1876. 

1874  Ingonish,  C.B .  1 

75  Sydney  North .  1 

76  Gabarus .  2 

78  River  John .  3 

ATKINSON,  MICHAEL. 
r.  on  t.  1877. 

1877  Port  Hood .  1 

78  Located. 


BIGNEY,  JOHN  GEORGE. 
1861. 

1874  Port  Mouton .  2 

76  Canso .  3 

7  9  Caledonia .  2 

BIRD,  RICHEY. 

',1872. — r.  f.  c.  &o.  1877. 

1874  Goldenville .  1 

75  River  Philip .  2 

77  Advocate  Harbour .  2 

79  Southampton.. .  .(sup’y.)  2 

BLACK,  STARR, 
r.  on  x.  1877. 

1877  Country  Harbour .  1 

7S  Mount  Allison  Wes.  Col.  2 

80  Scott’s  Bay .  1 


BLACK,  WM.  ARTHUR,  B.A. 
r.  on  t.  1875. 

1875  Scott’s  Bay .  1 

76  Mount  Allison  Wes.  Col.  3 

79  Halifax .  1 

80  Bridgetown .  1 

A  graduate  of  Mount  Allison 

Wesleyan  College — B.A.,  1879. 


1874  Halifax . (sitp’y.)  7 


BRECKEN,  RALPH,  M.A. 


1869. 

1874  Halifax — Kaye  Street. . .  2 
7  6  Halifax — Brunswick  St. .  1 

77  Windsor .  3 

80  Halifax — Brunswick  St..  1 


A  graduate  of  Mount  Allison 
Wesleyan  College — M.  A. in  course 
1875. 

BRETTLE,  ELIAS. 

1848. 

1874  Guysboro’ .  1 

75  Digby . 

78  Newport . 

79  Avondale . (sup’y.) 

Chairman  of  District,  1874  to 

1878. 


BROWN,  WILLIAM. 
1872.— e.  f.  c.  &  o.  1876. 
1874  Advocate  Harbour .  2 


76  Ingonish .  1 

77  Bridgewater .  2 

79  Lockport .  2 


CO  iH  Ol 


NOVA  SCOTIA  CONFERENCE. 


751 


BROWN,  WILLIAM  C. 
1857. 

1874  Pictou .  1 

75  St.  George’s,  Bermuda. .  3 

78  Liverpool .  2 

80  Pie  tou .  1 


Chairman  of  District,  1S74  and 
1879. 


BRUNYATE,  EDWIN  R. 
c.  1873. — r.  on  t.  1874. — 
r.  f.  c.  &  o.  1877. 

1873  Westport .  2 

75  Pug  wash .  1 

76  Halifax — Kaye  Street  .  .  2 

78  Halifax — City  M'ssion’y.  2 
80  Oxford . . .  1 


BUCKLEY,  FREDERICK  A., 


B.A. 

k.  on  t.  1879. 

1879  Middleton .  1 

80  Somerset — Bermuda.  ...  1 


A  graduate  of  Mount  Allison 
Wesleyan  College — B.A. ,  1879. 

BUCKLEY,  JAMES. 

1835. 

1874  Guysboro’ . (sup’y.)  7 

c. 


CASSIDY,  JOHN. 

1856. 

1874  Hamilton — Bermuda....  1 

75  Leave  of  absence .  1 

76  Bridgewater .  1 

77  Sydney .  2 

79  Berwick .  2 


Chairman  of  District,  1877, 
1878. 

CLAYTON,  ARTHUR  H. 
c.  1873. — r.  on  t.  1874. 

1873  Bridgewater .  2 

75  Kentville .  1 

76  Removed  to  United  States. 

COFFIN,  JOSEPH  SHAW. 
1859. 


1874  Barrington .  2 

76  Horton .  3 

79  Sydney .  2 


Chairman  of  District,  1879  and 
1880. 

CRAIG,  JOHN, 
u.  1873. — R.  on  t.  1874. — 
r.  f.  c.  &  o.  1877. 


1873  Goldenville .  1 

74  Weymouth .  1 

75  Bridgetown .  2 

77  Southampton .  3 

80  Athol .  1 


CUNNINGHAM,  WM.  LUKE. 


r.  on  t.  1875. 

1875  Amherst .  1 

76  Onslow .  1 

77  Halifax — Cobourg  Street  1 

7  8  Sydney .  1 

79  Located. 


D. 


DANIEL,  ROBERT  A. 

1869. 

1874  Pugwash .  1 

75  Parrsboro’  .  3 

78  Avondale .  3 

DAVIES,  THOMAS  H. 
1823. 

1874  Bridgetown  ....(sup’y.)  3 
Died  August  28th,  1876,  aged 
78  years. 


DAVIS,  JOSEPH  HIRAM. 
r.  on  t.  1873. — r.  f.  c.  &o.  1878. 


1873  Mount  Allison  Wes.  Coll.  2 

75  Country  Harbour .  1 

7  6  Lunenburg .  1 

77  Scott's  Harbour .  1 

78  Ingonish .  1 

79  St.  Margaret’s  Bay  and 

Sambro .  2 

DAWSON,  JOHN  L.,  B.A. 
r.  on  t.  1878. 

1878  Hebron . 1 

79  Bailey’s  Bay — Bermuda.  2 


A  graduate  of  Mount  Allison 
Wesleyan  College — B.A.,  1875. 


DA  A  ,  GEORGE  F. 

1868. 

1874  Gabarus .  2 

76  Burlington .  3 

79  Shubeneeadie .  2 

DES  BRISAY,  ALBERT  S. 
1864. 

1874  Windsor .  1 

75  Bridgetown .  2 


Died  October  4tli,  1876,  aged 
36  years. 

DE  WOLFE,  CHARLES,  D.D. 
1837. 

1874  AVolfville . (sup’y.)  1 

Died  June  9th,  1875,  aged  60 
years. 


DOANE,  HOWARD  P. 
r.  on  t.  1876. 

1876  Country  Harbour .  1 

77  Mount  Allison  Wes.  Coll.  3 
80  Dartmouth .  1 


DONKIN,  J.  E. 
r.  on  t.  1878. 

1878  Aylesford .  1 

79  Mount  Allison  Wes.  Coll.  2 


DUNN,  SIMEON  B. 

1871. 

1874  Newfoundland  Conf . ...  4 
78  Halifax — Cobourg  Street  2 
80  Halifax — Grafton  Street.  1 

E. 


ENGLAND,  EBEN  E. 
1871.— R.  f.  c.  &  o.  1875. 


1874  Middleton .  1 

75  Shubeneeadie .  2 

77  Manchester .  3 

80  Pugwash .  1 


Financial  Secretary,  1878,1879, 


ENGLAND,  JAMES. 


1837. 

1874  Digby . : .  1 

75  Pugwash .  1 

76  Windsor . (sup’y.)  3 


Chairman  of  District,  1874, 
1875. 

Died  October  3rd,  1878,  aged 
63  years. 

EVANS,  WILLIAM  H. 

1870.— r.  f.  c.  &  o.  1874. 


1874  Stellarton .  1 

75  Hebron .  2 

77  Weymouth .  2 


79  Halifax— Charles  Street.  1 


FISHER,  JOSEPH  M. 

1871. — R.  f.  c.  &o.  1876. 
1874  Bailey’s  Bay,  Bermuda..  3 


77  Ingonish,  C.  B .  1 

78  Musquodoboit .  3 


Gr. 


GAETZ,  JOSEPH. 

1861. 

1874  Liverpool . 

76  Wilmot . 

79  Aylesford . 

Financial  Secretary,  1874  to 
1880. 


GAETZ,  LEONARD. 

1861. 

1874  Yarmouth .  1 

75  Montreal  Conference. 


t  O  W>  to 


752 


MINISTEllS  AND  PROBATIONERS. 


GEE,  JOHN. 

r.  on  t.  1874. — k.  f.  c&o.  1879. 


1874  Mt.  Allison  Wes.  Coll  ..  3 

77  Wilmott .  2 

79  New  Germany .  2 

GILES,  JESSE  B. 
1870.— R.  f.  c.  &  o.  1874. 

1874  Canso .  2 

76  Acadia  Iron  Mines .  2 

78  Nappan .  3 


Financial  Secretary,  1878  and 
1879. 

GLEN  DINNING,  GEORGE 
W.  F. 

r.  on  t.  1878. 

1878  Mountain  Mission .  1 

79  Mt.  Allison  Wes.  Coll. . .  2 

H. 


HALE,  JOSEPH. 
1870. — u.  f.  o.  &  o.  1874. 


1874  Athol .  2 

76  Spring  Hill .  1 

77  Wallace . .......  3 

80  Manchester .  1 


Financial  Secretary,  1880. 
HART,  JAMES  R. 


1860. 

1874  Granville .  2 

66  Manchester .  1 

77  Shubenecadie .  3 

79  Barrington .  2 


HART.  THOMAS  D. 
1860. 


1874  Manchester .  2 

7  6  Pugwash .  3 

79  Maitland .  2 


Chairman  of  District,  1875. 
Financial  Secretary,  1878  to 
1880. 

HEARTZ,  WILLIAM  II. 
1862. 

1874  Horton .  2 

76  Halifax — Grafton  St  ...  3 

79  Granville  Ferry .  2 

Financial  Secretary,  1876  and 

1877. 


PIEMMEON,  JOSEPH  BELL. 
1862. 

1874  Liverpool . (sup’y.)  1 

75  Port  Hawkesbury .  3 

78  Parrsboro’ .  2 

80  Parrsboro’ . (sup’y.)  1 

HENNIGAR,  JAMES  G. 
1826. 

1874  Canning . (.sup’y.)  7 


HICKEY,  DAVID. 
r.  on  t.  1879. 

1877  Congregational  Body.. . .  2 

78  Sydney  North .  2 

HILLS,  BENJAMIN,  B.A., 
r.  on  t.  1875.— r.  f.  c.  &o.  1880. 

1875  Sambro .  1 

76  Mt.  Allison  Wes.  Coll..  3 

79  Horton .  2 

A  graduate  of  Mount  Allison 

Wesleyan  College — B.A.,  1879. 


HOCKIN,  ARTHUR. 

1872. — r.  f.  c.  &  o.  1876. 

1874  Lunenburg .  2 

76  New  Germany .  3 

79  Ritcey’s  Cove .  2 


HOWIE,  JOHN  W. 

1857. 

1874  North  East  Harbour.. . .  3 

77  Sambro . 2 

79  Canso .  2 


HUESTIS,  GEORGE  ARCH. 
r.  on  t.  1877. 

1877  Mt.  Allison  Wes.  Coll  . .  1 

78  Lawrencetown .  1 

79  Located. 


HUESTIS,  GEORGE  O. 
1846. 

1874  N.  B.  &P.E. I. Conference.  2 


76  Maitland .  3 

79  Burlington .  2 


Chairman  of  District,  1877  and 
1878. 


HUESTIS,  STEPHEN  F. 
1858. 

1874  Bridgetown .  1 

75  Windsor .  3 

78  Halifax — Brunswick  St..  2 
80  Book  Steward .  1 


Financial  Secretary,  1874  and 
1875. 

J ournal  Secretary  of  Conference, 
1874  and  1875. 

Secretary  of  Conference,  1875, 
1877  and  i878. 

President  of  Conference,  1879. 
Chairman  of  District,  1880. 


J. 


JOHNSON,  DAVID  W.,  B.  A. 


c.  1873. — R.  on  t.  1874. — 
r.  f.  c.  &  o.  1877. 

1873  . .  1 

74  Horton .  2 

76  Halifax — Charles  Street .  1 

77  Oxford .  3 

80  Bridgetown .  1 


A  graduate  of  Mount  Allison 
Wesleyan  College — B.  A.  1873. 


JOHNSON,  GEORGE. 

1830. 

1874  Horton  . (sup’y.).  7 

JOHNSON,  GEORGE  (B.) 
r.  on  t.  1875. 

1875  Mount  Allison  Wes.  Col.  2 

77  Digby  Neck .  1 

78  Pcg-t  Hood .  2 

80  Country  Harbour .  1 

JOHNSON,  GEORGE  F.,  B.A. 
c.  1875. — r.  on  T.  1876. 
r.  f.  o.  &  o  1879. 

1875  Mount  Allison  Wes.  Col.  2 
77  St.  George’s,  Bermuda  . .  2 

79  Hebron .  2 

A  graduate  of  Mount  Allison 

Wesleyan  College — B.A.  1877. 

JOHNSON,  JOHN. 


1861. 

1874  Maitland .  2 

76  Port  Mouton  .  3 

79  Petite  Riviere .  2 


JOHNSON,  ROBT.  O’BRIEN. 
1863. 

1874  Shubenecadie .  1 

75  Musquodoboit .  3 

7  8  Gabarus .  2 

80  Onslow . (sup’yu)  1 


JOHNSON,  WILLIAM  J. 
1872. 

1S74  Kentville .  1 


75  Halifax — Charles  Street.  1 

76  Located. 

JOST,  CRANSWICK,  M.  A. 

1862. 


1874  Avondale .  1 

7  5  Pictou  . . .  2 

77  Hillsburg .  3 

80  Liverpool .  1 


Financial  Secretary,  1S74, 1875, 
1876. 

Journal  Secretary  of  Confer¬ 
ence,  1879,  1880. 

Chairman  of  District,  1880. 


L. 


LANE,  WILLIAM  G. 
r.  on  x.  1874. — R.  f.  c.  &o.  1878 


1874  Musquodoboit .  1 

75  Port  Hood .  1 

76  Wentworth  .  2 

78  Mid.  Musquodoboit  ....  3 


LANGILLE,  WILLIAM  H. 
r.  on  t.  1878. 

1878  Onslow  . . .  1 

79  Country  Harbour .  1 

80  Sheet  Harbour . :  1 


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LATHERN,  JOHN. 

1855. 

1874  Halifax,  Brunswick  St.  .  2 
76  N.B.  &  P.E. I. Conference  3 

79  Yarmouth  North .  1 

Chairman  of  District,  1880. 


MOSHER,  JOHN  A. 

1861. 

1874  Nappan  .  1 

75  Middle  Musquodoboit. .  .  3 
78  Fort  Hawkesbury,  C.B. .  2 
SO  Wallace .  1 


Me. 

McArthur,  Robert. 

1871.—  R.  f.  c.  &  o."  1875. 


1874  Halifax .  1 

75  Caledonia .  3 

78  Port  La  Tour .  3 

48 


McMURRAY,  JOHN. 

1S33. 

1874  Hantsport .  1 

75  Windsor . (sup’y.)  6 

Chairman  of  District,  1874. 
President  of  Conference,  1874. 


P. 


PARKER,  CALEB. 
1870. — r.  f.  c.  &  o.  1874. 


1874  Caledonia .  1 

75  Hantsport .  2 

77  Bridgetown  .' .  1 

80  Hillsburg .  1 


PAYSON,  GEORGE  B. 

1853. 

1874  Berwick .  2 


76  N.B.  &  P.E. I.  Conference. 


PENNY,  WILLIAM  F.,  B.D. 


1871. 

1874  Boston  University .  3 

77  Milton .  l 


Died  March  28th,  1878,  aged 
30  years. 


PEPPY,  CHARLES  H. 

R.  on  t.  1876. 

1876  Sambro .  ] 

77  Mt.  Allison  Wes.  College  1 

78  Located. 

PICKLES,  FLETCHER  H.  W. 
1858. 


1874  Canning .  2 

7  6  Barrington .  3 

79  Newport .  2 


Financial  Secretary,  1875  to 
1878  and  1880. 

PICKLES,  MICHAEL. 
1827. 

1874  Canning . (sup’y.)  4 

Died  April  9th,  1877,  aged 
80  years. 


PIKE,  JOHN  MARTIN. 
1863. 

1874  Yarmouth  East .  1 

75  Yarmouth  South .  3 

78  Granville  Ferry .  1 

79  Nappan . (sup’y.)  1 

80  Windsor .  1 

POPE,  HENRY. 

1814. 

1874  Halifax . (sup’y.)  4 

Died  July  6th,  1877,  aged  89 
years. 

PRESTWOOD,  PAUL. 
1852. 

1874  Shelburne  .  2 

7 6  Petite  Riviere . 3 

79  Kentville .  2 

PURVIS,  WILLIAM, 
c.  1873. —  r.  on  t.  1874. — 

R.  f.  c.  &  o.  1877. 

1873  Ingonish,  C.B .  l 

74  Port  Hood,  C.  B .  1 

75  Halifax — Cobourg  Street  2 

77  Somerset,  Bermuda .  I 

78  Caledonia .  1 

79  Warren .  2 

P. 


READ,  JOHN. 

1857. 

1874  Halifax  South .  2 

76  Yarmouth  North .  3 

79  N.B.  &  P.E. I.  Conference. 
Delegate  to  Evangelical  Alli¬ 
ance  Conference  held  in  New 
York,  1874. 


LOCKHART,  CHRISTOPHER. 
1842. 


1874  Annapolis .  2 

76  Berwick .  3 

79  Liverpool . (sup’y.)  2 


M. 

MACK,  ROBERT  BARRY. 


1866. 

1874  River  John .  1 

75  Nappan  .  3 

78  Acadia  Mines . .  3 

MELLISH,  ISAAC  M. 
r.  on  t.  1877. 

1877  Horton .  2 

79  Dartmouth .  1 

80  Middleton .  1 

MOORE,  EZRA  B. 

1864. 

1874  Burlington .  2 

76  Newport .  2 

78  Hamilton,  Bermuda. ...  3 


MORTON,  ARTHUR  D.,  A.M. 
1866. 


1874  Wallace .  3 

77  Hantsport .  3 

80  River  Philip  . .  1 


Financial  Secretary,  1S74-76, 
1878  and  1879. 


MORTON,  ROLAND. 

1853. 

1874  Windsor . (sup’y.)  7 


N. 

NICKLIN,  CHARLES. 


r.  on  t.  1874. 

1874  Bridgetown .  1 

75  Berwick .  1 

76  Weymouth . .  1 

77  Located. 


NICOLSON,  ALEX.  W. 
1856. 

1874  Halifax  —  Editor  and 

Book  Steward .  5 

79  Annapolis .  2 

President  of  the  Conference, 
1875. 

Chairman  of  Halifax  District, 
1875,  1876,  1877. 

Delegate  to  General  Confer¬ 
ence,  Montreal,  1878. 


o. 


OGDEN,  JONATHAN  C. 
c.  1874. — r.  o?i  t.  1875.— 
r.  f.  c.  &  o.  1880. 

1874  - — .  1 

75  Wentworth .  1 

76  Mt.  Allison  Wes.  College  4 
80  North  East  Harbour. ...  1 


OUTERBRIDGE,  WM.  A. 
r.  on  t.  1877. 

1877  Mt.  Allison  Wes.  College  1 

78  Walton .  1 

79  Mt.  Allison  Wes.  College  1 

80  Port  Hood,  C.  B .  1 


754 


MINISTERS  AND  PROBATIONERS. 


D.D. 


RICHEY,  MATTHEW, 

1821. 

1874  Windsor . (sup’y.)  7 


ROBINSON,  GEO.  0.,  B.A. 
c.  1875.—  R.  on  t.  1876  — 

R.  F.  C.  &  0. 


1880. 


1§76  Mount  Allison  Wes.  Coil. 


79  Sheet  Harbour 

80  Halifax— Cobourg  Street 
A  graduate  of  Mount  Allison 

Wesleyan  College— B.A. ,  1879. 

ROBINSON,  PATRICK, 
r..  on  t.  1877. — R.  f.  c.  &  o.  1880. 
1877  Mountain  Mission 


1874 

75 

77 

80 


o. 

1875 

76 

77 


79 

80 


SCOTT,  JAMES. 

1872. 

New  Germany .  1 

Margaret  s  Bay .  2 

North  East  Harbour ....  3 
Gabarus,  C.  B .  1 

SHARPE,  JAMES. 

1875. — b.  on  t.  1876.— 
r.  f.  c.  &  o.  1879. 

Acadia  Iron  Mines . 

Amherst . 

Halifax— Charles  Street. 

Wentworth . 

Digby  Neck . 


SPONAGLE,  JOHN  LEMUEL. 
1852. 

Hillsburg .  2 

Granville  Ferry 


1874 

76  - 

78  Granville  Ferry.. (sup  Y.) 

79  Halifax . (sup’y.) 


78  Digby  Neck. 
80  Onslow. 


JOB. 


1874 

75 

77 


ROBSON,  JOSEPH. 
r.  on  T.  1874. 

Digby  Neck .  1 

W  ilinot .  2 

Located. 

A. 


SHENTON, 

I860. 

1874  Truro . 

76  Liverpool . 

78  Newfoundland  Conf. 

Financial  Secretary, 
1876,  and  1877. 


STEVENS,  La  MERT. 
r.  on  t.  1879. 

1879  Aylesford . 

STROTHARD,  JAMES. 
1870. — r.  f.  c.  &  o.  1874. 
1874  Halifax — Charles  Street . 
75  Avondale. 

78 


Canning .  3 


1874, 


ROGERS,  JABEZ 
1862. 

1874  Yarmouth .  2 

76  Truro .  3 

79  Amherst . 2 

Journal  Secretary  of  Confer¬ 
ence,  1876,  1877  and  1878. 

Secretary  of  Conference,  18/9 
and  1880. 

Chairman  of  District,  18/9  and 
1880. 


SHEPHERDSON,  JOHN  W. 
c.  1873  — it.  on  t.  1874. — 
r.  f.  c.  &  o.  1877. 

1873  Sheet  Harbour  and  East 
Shore . 

74  Sambro . 

75  Manchester . 

76  Scot’s  Bay 


SUTCLIFFE,  INGHAM. 
1831. 

1874  Amherst . (sup’y.)  5 

79  Yarmouth . (sup’y.)  2 


SWT  ALLOW,  CHARLES 
B.A. 

c.  1873.— r.  on  t.  1874.— 
r.  f.  c.  &  o.  1877. 

1874  Mount  Allison  Wesleyan 


W., 


College. 


77 

79 


Lunenburg .  2 

Port  Mouton .  2 


ROGERS,  THOMAS,  M.A. 
1865. 

Petite  Riviere . 2 

Lunenburg .  3 

Horton .  2 


1874 

76 

79 


SHORE,  GODFREY. 
1867. 

1867  )  Primitive 
to  \  Methodist 

74  )  Conference,  Eng. 

75  Yarmouth  East . 

Dartmouth . 


Bridgewater . 


/£> 

76 

77 

79 

A  graduate  of  Mount  Allison 
Wesleyan  Collage. — B. A.,  18/6. 


Milton . 

Amherst . 

Advocate  Harbour. 


1 

1 

1 

2 

2 


76 

79 


Bridgewater . 


1874 

77 


RYAN,  WILLIAM. 
Troy  Conference,  U.S.  . 

Leave  of  absence . 

78  St.  Georges,  Bermuda. . 
80  Hantsport . 


SMITH,  RICHARD. 

1842. 

1874  Lunenburg .  2 

76  Annapolis .  3 

76  Middletown .  2 

Chairman  of  District,  1874, 
1875,  1878  to  1S80.  President 
of  Conference,  1880. 


T. 


S, 


SARGENT,  WILLIAM. 
1865. 


1 


SMITH,  ROBERT  W. 
r.  on  T.  1874. 

1874  Mount  Allison  Wesleyan 


TAYLOR,  JAMES. 

1846. 

N.B.  &  P.E.I.  Conf.... 

Shelburne . 

Arcadia . 

Aylesford . (sup’y.  ) 

Chairman  of  District,  1876  to 
1879.  President  of  Conference, 
1878. 


1874 

76 

78 

80 


College. 


75  Onslow. 

76  Advocate  Harbour. 

77  Located. 


1874  Bridgetown . 

75  Lockport .  1 

SJuto*  mV  187*7, '  .ged  ;  SMITH,  THOMAS  WATSON. 

36  years.  _  1874  St.  George’s,  Bermuda. .  1 

I-  75  Windsor . (sup’y.)  4 

SCOTT,  DAI  ID  L.  79  Halifax . (sup’y.)  1 

1858.  80  Halifax,  Editor  of  the 

1874  Parrsboro’ .  I  Wesleyan . ^ 

75  River  John .  3  Author  ot  “History  of  Method- 

78  Mill  Village .  3  ism  in  Eastern  British  America.” 


TEASDALE,  JOHN  J. 

1858. 

1874  Wilmot .  2 

76  Canning .  2 

78  Yarmouth .  3 

Financial  Secretary,  1879  and 
1880. 


TEMPLE,  ROBERT  ALDER. 
1849. 

1874  Newport . .  2 

76  Amherst .  3 

79  Truro. .  2 

Chairman  of  District,  1876  to 
1880. 


Cl  <N  <M  •— I 


NOVA  SCOTIA  CONFERENCE. 


755 


THOMPSON,  SAMUEL.  ! 
R.  on  t.  1876. 

1876  Port  Mouton .  1 

77  Mt.  Allison  Wes.  College  1  ! 

78  Located. 


THURLOW,  ISAAC  E. 
1858. 

1874  Dartmouth .  2 

76  Kentville .  3 

7  9  Pugwash .  1 

80  Stellarton .  1 


TUTTLE,  ALEXANDER  S. 
1859. 

1874  Mills  Village .  2 

76  Aylesford .  3 

79  Lunenburg .  2 

Financial  Secretary,  1879  and 
1S80. 


TUTTLE.  GEORGE  W. 
1850. 


1874  Horton . (stjp’y.  )  1 

75  Stellarton .  2 

77  River  Philip  .  3 


80  Port  Hawkesbury,  C.  B . .  1 
Chairman  of  District,  1875  and 
1876. 


TWEEDY,  ROBERT. 

1853. 

1874  Amherst  .  2 

7  6  Arcadia .  2 

78  Amherst . (sup’y.)  3 

Chairman  of  District,  1S74. 


TYLER,  CHARLES  M. 
1S72. — b.  f.  c.  &  o.  1876. 

1874  Somerset,  Bermuda .  3 

77  Leave  of  absence  .  1 

78  Halifax — Kaye  St .  3 


w. 


WASSON,  ROBERT. 

1857. 

1874  Yarmouth . (sup’y.)  1 

75  Hamilton,  Bermuda....  3 
78  Digby .  3 


TWEEDY,  JAMES. 

1855. 

1874  Middle  Musquodoboit.  , .  1 


75  Port  La  Tour .  3 

78  Guysboro’ .  3 


WELDON,  FLETCHER  A. 


1868. 

1874  Port  Hawkesbury .  1 

75  lngonish,  C.  B .  1 


1876  Leave  of  Absence .  1 

77  Stellarton .  3 

80  Wentworth .  1 


WIER,  JOHN. 
e.  on  t.  1879. 

1879  Lawrencetown .  2 


WILLIAMS,  ROBERT. 

o.  1874.  — n.  on  t.  1875. — 
r.  f.  o.  &  o.  1878. 


1874  . .  1 

75  Weymouth .  1 

76  Digby  Neck .  1 

7  7  Lawrencetown .  1 

78  Country  Harbour .  1 

79  lngonish,  C.B .  2 


WRIGHT,  FRED.  H.,  B.A. 
r.  on  t.  1876. — r.  f.  c.  &  o.  1879. 


1876  Horton .  1 

77  Plebron .  1 

78  Wentworth .  1 

7  9  Onslow .  1 

80  Southampton .  1 


MISSIONS 


CIRCUITS 

i 


AND 

OF  THE 


a 


•rotiii  (Kmtfmiuc 


r.  myrri  ataatfs  OF  THE  MINISTERS  WHO  HAVE  LABOURED  THEREON, 

SH0The  ™meer  of  peea™hi  ™aoes,  the  number  of  members, 
and  the  sums  contributed  for  the  contingent, 

EDUCATIONAL,  SUPERNUMERARY  AND  MIS¬ 
SIONARY  FUNDS  ON  EACH  CIRCUIT 
FOR  EACH  YEAR, 

FKOK  its  ORGANIZATION  IN  1S74  TO  THE  TEAR  18S0. 


Note. — For  the  history 


of  the  Circuits  here  named,  prior  to  1874,  see  Conference  of  Eastern  Britisl 
America,  page  402. 


A. 


ACADIA  IRON  MINES. 


Year 

Names  of  Ministers. 

Ap¬ 

point 

ments 

1875 

76 

77 

James  oiiaipo . 

4 

Jesse  13.  . . 

5 

Jesse  d.  . . 

4 

78 

79 

80 

4 

Kobert  x>arry  iu cilia . 

Robert  Barry  Mack . 

'4 

No.  of 

Funds. 

Members. 

Conting. 

Educa. 

Sup.  M. 

Miss’y. 

’  '24 

$4  19 

$2  42 

$l'47 

$37  04 

54 

9,  95 

3  50 

3  25 

48  90 

79 

2  50 

3  13 

3  37 

56  68 

80 

2  00 

1  00 

2  90 

29  90 

50 

1  50 

0  50 

1  50 

20  00 

ADVOCATE  HARBOUR. 


5 

107 

5  10 

2  00  1 

1  50 

1874:  William  jdi own . 

5 

105 

5  00 

2  09 

1  50 

70  William  r>i ow a  . 

5 

50 

5  40 

2  50 

2  00 

5 

87 

2  00 

1  45 

1  20 

77  hicney  r>iiu.  . 

5 

107 

2  15 

2  07 

3  31 

78  lucney  Dim . 

5 

85 

2  04 

1  15 

2  03 

6 

85 

1  00 

1  50 

4  55 

80  Unarms  w.  . . 

AM  HE 
5 

RST 

150 

10  00 

4  50 

7  75 

1874  ho  belt  iweeuy  *•••••  .  , 

75  Robert  Tweedy,  Wm.  L.  Cunningham 

76  Robert  Alder  Temple,  James  Sharp.  . . 

5 

5 

5 

135 

145 

192 

9  00 

8  50 
13  04 

27  00 
23  50 
22  41 

7  05 

6  50 
12  93 

77  Kobert  Aiuer  1en1p.1L . 

2 

116 

10  20 

20  00 

11  45 

78  Kobert  Aluei  x emjjic . 

.  2 

109 

6  10 

4  98 

8  60 

80  Jabez  A.  Rogers . 

1  2 

05 

6  50 

5  67 

10  00 

26  00 
26  00 
17  50 
27  35 
11  33 
14  65 
24  57 


47  80 
102  25 
61  60 
149  44 
54  43 
61  05 
44  70 


NOVA  SCOTIA  CONFERENCE. 


757 


ANNAPOLIS. 


Y"ear 

A 

Names  of  Ministers. 

Ap¬ 

point¬ 

ments 

No.  of 
Members 

Conting. 

Fur 

Ednca. 

7DS. 

Sup.  M. 

Miss’y. 

1874 

Christopher  Lockhart . 

3 

75 

$4  52 

•$0  80 

$4  53 

$13  82 

75 

Christopher  Lockhart . 

3 

86 

8  54 

7  61 

10  25 

70  22 

76 

Richard  Smith . 

3 

101 

5  59 

5  52 

10  91 

66  34 

77 

Richard  Smith . 

6 

105 

8  55 

6  00 

12  00 

80  00 

78 

Richard  Smith . 

6 

80 

4  50 

2  00 

7  00 

78  25 

79 

Alexander  W.  Nicolson...1 . 

6 

110 

3  10 

1  83 

6  37 

65  94 

80 

Alexander  W.  Nicolson . 

3 

101 

3  20 

2  00 

6  50 

67  21 

ARCADIA. 

It  was  formerly  Yarmouth  East  Circuit. 


1877  Robert  Tweedy . 

3 

70 

3  40 

2  80 

4  50 

78  Janies  Taylor . 

4 

86 

2  90 

2  95 

3  50 

79  James  Taylor . 

4 

65 

2  00 

2  15 

2  95 

80  Byron  C.  Borden . 

4 

55 

1  40 

1  75 

2  00 

AT 

HOL. 

3 

37 

2  00 

1  50 

1  50 

76  Joseph  Hale . 

4 

75 

2  00 

1  90 

2  00 

77  William  Alcorn . 

4 

69 

3  00 

3  50 

3  00 

78  William  Alcorn . 

4 

54 

3  00 

6  00 

3  00 

79  William  Alcorn . 

80  John  Craig . 

4 

5 

49 

47 

3  00 

3  00 

2  70 

2  70 

3  00 

3  00 

AVONDALE. 


1874  Cranswick  Jost,  M.A . 

4 

106 

13  00 

2  55 

6  30 

75  James  Strothard . 

4 

115 

13  00 

3  86 

6  50 

76  James  Strothard . 

4 

176 

15  63 

5  60 

15  35 

77  James  Strothard . 

4 

160 

13  40 

4  01 

14  32 

78  Robert  A.  Daniel . 

4 

160 

14  50 

3  58 

15  18 

79  Robert  A.  Daniel . 

4 

154 

12  52 

4  38 

14  76 

80  Robert  A.  Daniel . 

4 

184 

13  00 

4  00 

15  07 

37  20 

33  20 
44  84 

34  42 


21  50 
38  00 
60  15 
62  38 
51  75 
28  18 


72  40 
115  14 
170  84 
143  43 
199  10 
177  31 
141  02 


AYLESFORD. 


1874  John  S.  Addy . 

8 

160 

7 

60 

2 

10 

5  80 

63  50 

75  John  S.  Addy . 

8 

158 

7 

60 

2 

00 

4  80 

107  68 

76  Alexanders.  Tuttle . 

8 

170 

4 

60 

2 

55 

4  46 

99  27 

77  Alexanders.  Tuttle . 

8 

245 

4 

60 

13 

25 

7  50 

95  35 

78  Alexander  S.  Tuttle . 

10 

245 

4 

75 

6 

75 

7  75 

110  80 

79  Joseph  Gaetz . 

13 

280 

4 

25 

2 

25 

5  50 

94  65 

80  Joseph  Gaetz,  La  Mert  Stevens . 

13 

305 

4 

32 

3 

25 

6  12 

77  75 

B. 


BARRINGTON. 

1874  Joseph  S.  Coffin . 

5 

130 

4  00 

1  50 

6  50 

75  Joseph  S.  Coffin . . 

5 

130 

4  00 

6  80 

5  00 

76  F.  H.  W.  Pickles . 

5 

128 

3  25 

6  00 

3  50 

77  F.  H.  W.  Pickles . 

6 

151 

3  30 

7  00 

3  70 

78  F.  H.  W.  Pickles . 

6 

160 

3  39 

7  70 

5  75 

79  James  R.  Hart . 

6 

185 

3  00 

4  00 

4  50 

80  James  R.  Hart . 

6 

193 

1  32 

2  85 

3  14 

BERMUDA.— HAMILTON  and  SOMERSET. 

1874  John  Cassidy,  Charles  M.  Tvler . 

5 

185 

18  00 

10  00 

27  00 

75  Robert  Wasson,  Charles  M.  Tyler  — 

5 

212 

18  75 

11  50 

28  00 

76  Robert  Wasson,  Joseph  M  Fisher - 

5 

283 

18  01 

10  80 

24  34 

77  Robert  Wasson,  William  Purvis . 

5 

285 

17  21 

19  06 

25  16 

78  Ezra  B.  Moore,  Byron  C.  Borden,  B.A. 

6 

309 

15  24 

13  15 

17  66 

79  Ezra  B.  Moore,  Byron  C.  Borden,  B.A 

5 

280 

17  03 

.  13  38 

24  33 

80  Ezra  B.  Moore,  Fred.  A.  Buckley,  B.  A. 

5 

274 

12  16 

9  73 

24  33 

24  00 
43  31 
20  00 
65  70 
89  75 
83  13 
60  37 


490  72 
462  36 
464  87 
458  11 
422  10 
512  14 
498  97 


758 


CIRCUITS  AND  MISSIONS. 


BERMUDA.— ST.  GEORGE’S  and  BAILEY’S  BAY. 


Year 


Names  of  Ministers. 


1874  T.  Watson  Smith,  Joseph  M.  Fisher.. 

75  William  C.  Brown,  Joseph  M.  Fisher.. 

76  William  C.  Brown,  Charles  M.  Tyler.. 

77  Wm.  C.  Brown,  Geo.  F.  Johnson,  B  A 

78  Wm.  Ryan,  George  F.  Johnson,  B.A.. 

79  William  Ryan,  J.  L.  Dawson,  B.A.  .. 

80  Jos.  G.  Angwin,  J.  L.  Dawson,  B.A... 


1874  George  B.  Payson . 

75  George  B.  Payson,  Charles  Nieklin. .  . 

76  Christopher  Lockhart . 

77  Christopher  Lockhart . 

78  Christopher  Lockhart . 

79  John  Cassidy . 

80  John  Cassidy . 


Ap¬ 

point¬ 

ments. 

No.  of 
Members. 

5 

209 

5 

210 

6 

277 

5 

258 

6 

248 

5 

208 

5 

208 

BERWICK. 

12 

259 

12 

208 

12 

231 

11 

200 

11 

217 

8 

207 

9 

1  159 

BRIDGETOWN. 


1874  Stephen  F.  Huestis,  Charles  Nieklin..'  6 

75  A.  S.  Des  Brisay,  John  Craig .  I  6 

76  A.  S.  Des  Brisay,  John  Craig . j  6 

77  Caleb  Parker . j  5 

78  Caleb  Parker . j  4 

79  Caleb  Parker .  3 

80  David  W.  Johnson .  4 


179 

134 

130 

160 

110 

112 

118 


BRIDGEWATER. 


1874  Arthur  H.  Clayton 

75  Charles  W.  Swallow 

76  John  Cassidy . 

77  William  Brown .... 

78  William  Brown  .... 

79  Godfrey  Shore . 

80  Godfrey  Shore . 


6 

6 

4 

5 
5 
5 


30 

33 

34 
41 
40 
40 


Funds. 

>i  _ 


Conting. 

Educa 

Sup 

M. 

Miss’y. 

$15 

05 

$6 

45 

$19 

33 

$371 

03 

17 

60 

9 

30 

20 

60 

335 

40 

10 

00 

10 

00 

18 

00 

319 

27 

10 

50 

39 

00 

19 

00 

335 

90 

9 

75 

18 

13 

14 

61 

393 

63 

11 

12 

4 

86 

14 

12 

434 

97 

10 

72 

7 

30 

14 

43 

330 

28 

7 

00 

2 

54 

5 

34 

51 

24 

4 

90 

2 

65 

6 

14 

56 

66 

5 

10 

2 

70 

6 

25 

57 

25 

1  7 

05 

10 

43 

13 

40 

72 

67 

7 

19 

4 

25 

11 

39 

71 

45 

5 

18 

3 

40 

9 

90 

69 

53 

1  3 

92 

2 

16 

3 

45 

54 

58 

1  9 

00 

8 

50 

8 

30 

120 

00 

9 

00 

8 

50 

8 

39 

171 

90 

9 

00 

8 

50 

8 

50 

164 

19 

9 

15 

8 

75 

8 

30 

197 

05 

4 

25 

3 

00 

3 

00 

1S2 

30 

4 

27 

3 

15 

3 

09 

141 

28 

1  4 

00 

3 

20 

3 

02 

118 

99 

1 

1 

‘66 

1 

'66 

i 

00 

2 

30 

1 

00 

1 

00 

1 

00 

'24 

66 

1  1 

58 

1 

13 

2 

58 

34 

62 

1 

90 

1 

35 

1  2 

95 

38 

15 

2 

30 

3 

05 

4 

79 

62 

50 

1  i 

16 

1 

20 

1 

10 

20 

61 

BURLINGTON. 


1874  Ezra  B.  Moore . 

9 

183 

8  00 

3  50 

4  20 

82  18 

75  Ezra  B.  Moore . 

9 

270 

8  00 

3  00 

4  50 

110  6/7 

76  George  F.  Day  . 

8 

307 

4  00 

2  00 

4  38 

110  78 

77  George  F.  Day . 

8 

290 

2  00 

2  00 

2  50 

85  00 

78  George  F.  Day . 

8 

310 

2  00 

6  00 

2  00 

74  75 

79  George  O.  Huestis . 

8 

293 

2  00 

2  00 

2  00 

55  17 

80  George  O.  Huestis . 

9 

252 

2  30 

2  00 

2  40 

40  50 

c. 


CALEDONIA. 


1874  Caleb  Parker . 

3 

78 

1  03 

1  15 

1  10 

75  Robert  McArthur . 

3 

73 

1  20 

2  00 

1  35 

76  Robert  McArthur . 

3 

71 

1  43 

7  75 

1  42 

77  Robert  McArthur . 

3 

68 

1  69 

4  98 

0  86 

78  William  Purvis . 

3 

66 

1  47 

3  11 

1  52 

79  John  G.  Biguey . 

3 

67 

0  69 

1  47. 

1  00 

80  John  G.  Bigney . 

4 

70 

0  70 

0  45 

1  00 

CANNING. 

1874  F.  H.  W.  Pickles . 

10 

208 

8  00 

6  20 

8  00 

75  F.  H.  W.  Pickles . 

10 

176 

7  17 

3  50 

6  25 

76  John  J.  Teesdale  . 

*  4 

184 

5  50 

3  20 

4  00 

77  John  J.  Teesdale  . 

5 

175 

5  60 

5  70 

4  25 

78  James  Strothard . 

5 

183 

5  30 

5  83 

4  50 

79  James  Strothard . 

7 

174 

9  34 

6  12 

7  78 

80  James  Strothard . 

7 

170 

12  44 

7  05 

9  29 

*  Five  appointments  and  33  members  given  to  Scot’s  Bay. 


35  10 
49  63 
41  52 
54  90 
24  42 
14  01 


51  20 
67  25 
55  55 
64  45 
76  60 
86  89 
89  75 


NOVA  SCOTIA  CONFERENCE. 


759 


CANSO. 


Names  of  Ministers. 

Ap- 

No.  of 

Funds. 

Year 

point- 

ments 

Members. 

Conting. 

Educa. 

Sup.  M. 

Miss’y. 

1874 

75 

76 

77 

78 

79 

80 

$41  57 

3 

57 

$5  00 

f!6  00 

$6  00 

3 

51 

2  20 

3  25 

3  25 

40  88 

3 

47 

2  25 

3  25 

3  25 

63  56 

3 

39 

2  25 

3  31 

3  25 

19  85 

3 

43 

2  30 

4  08 

2  35 

23  07 

John  IV.  Howie . 

4 

45 

2  11 

1  05 

0  71 

20  24 

COUNTRY  HARBOUR. 


1875  Hiram  Davis . 

76  Howard  P.  Doane. . . 

77  Starr  Black- . 

78  Robert  Williams 

79  William  H.  Langille. 


80  George  Johnson . 


'5 

18 

3  40 

4  20 

5  00 

6 

46 

8 

51 

1  40 

5 

51 

0  60 

1  00 

4 

52 

0  75 

1  50 

1  00 

4 

45 

2  49 

1  53 

1  40 

3  50 
20  00 
22  73 
5  45 
12  25 
33  65 


D. 


DARTMOUTH. 


1874 

75 

76 

77 

78 

79 

80 


1874 

75 

76 

77 

78 

79 

80 


1874 

75 

76 

77 

78 

79 


Isaac  E.  Thurlow  . 
Isaac  E.  Thurlow  . 
Godfrey  Shore 
Godfrey  Shore 
Godfrey  Shore 
Isaac  M.  Mellish  . 
Howard  P.  Doane  . 


DIGBY. 


James  England . . 

Elias  Brettle . 

Elias  Brettle . 

Elias  Brettle  ( President  of  Conference) 

Robert  Wasson . 

Robert  Wasson . 

Robert  Wasson . 


DIGBY  NECK. 


Joseph  Robson . 

David  Hickey . 

Robert  Williams. 

George  Johnson . 

Patrick  H.  Robinson. 
Patrick  H.  Robinson. 


4 

28 

6  40  2  10 

5  50 

4 

33 

5  00  2  60 

5  63 

5 

44 

5  00  I  2  60 

4  50 

4 

49 

5  00  3  00 

5  00 

1 

28 

5  00  1  3  00 

9  00  1 

1 

28 

5  00  j  2  02 

3  78 

1 

40 

4  00  i 

3  25 

80  James  Sharpe. 


10  75 

39  25 
46  25 
51  77 
64  12 

40  33 
13  00 


3 

85 

4  00 

2  67 

6  00 

57  75 

3 

83 

3  50 

2  70 

6  00 

79  20 

3 

77 

4  82 

5  40 

6  80 

98  97 

4 

92 

5  45 

8  06 

6  10 

73  83 

4 

90 

5  13 

6  12 

6  36 

107  36 

5 

108 

1  25 

1  40 

4  45 

63  81 

5 

135 

2  18 

1  35 

6  32 

22  04 

2 

55 

0 

75 

0 

60 

1 

00  I 

2 

55 

0 

75 

0 

60 

1 

00 

2 

66 

1 

30 

1 

66 

1 

55 

4 

78 

1 

30 

1 

66 

1 

55 

4 

61 

1 

51 

1 

00 

1 

50 

3 

78 

1 

40 

1 

10 

1 

52 

3 

90 

1 

08 

1 

00 

1 

30  I 

12  00 
33  12 
27  51 
37  21 
29  67 
10  03 
10  00 


Gr. 


GABARUS. 


1  Q>7A 

5 

130 

2 

00 

1 

75 

2 

10  1 

>7K 

5 

132 

1 

75 

1 

50 

1 

80 

5 

172 

1 

30 

3 

60 

1 

25 

77 

5 

171 

1 

35 

5 

00 

1 

33  | 

1  i 

'IQ 

5 

163 

1 

35 

6 

75 

1 

40 

70 

5 

240 

5 

00 

2 

49 

5 

17 

/  y 
80 

5 

200 

2 

00 

i 

45 

10 

00 

39  07 
25  50 
32  00 
28  10 
43  60 
65  82 
64  27 


760 


CIRCUITS  AND  MISSIONS. 


GOLDENVILLE. 


Ap- 

No.  of 

Funds. 

Year 

Names  of  Ministers. 

point- 

ments. 

Members. 

Conting. 

Educa. 

Sup.  M. 

Miss’y. 

5 

20 

$1  75 

$1  10 

$1  38 

$  00 

75  See  Country  Harbour . 

5 

18 

3  40 

4  20 

5  00 

3  50 

1874  James  R.  Hart . 

75  James  R.  Hart  . . . . 

76  John  L.  Sponagle.. 

77  John  L.  Sponagle.. 

78  John  M.  Eike . 

79  William  H.  Heartz 

80  William  H.  Heartz 


GRANVILLE  FERRY. 


6 

6 

4 

3 

7 

6 

6 


74 

78 

85 

57 

83 

87 

114 


6  10 

1  92 

4  71 

5  84 

1  98 

2  07 

2  00 

2  00 

3  92 

2  5o 

1  70 

1  90 

1  75 

3  20 

3  87  33  08 

6  79  ;  46  80 

5  77  |  34  85 

4  06  1  40  44 

5  00  1  37  03 

3  99  46  12 

4  50  I  53  81 


GRANVILLE  WEST. 


1875  A  Local  Supply 

76  A  Local  Supply 

77  A  Local  Supply 


4 

*42 

6  80 

1  05 

i’is 

4 

39 

2  10  1 

2  00  | 

2  00  | 

GUYSBORO’. 


1874  Elias  Brettle . 

6 

150 

13  17 

4  50 

10  52 

84  48 

75  Jonathan  R.  Borden . 

6 

97 

8  12 

8  05 

6  93 

64  76 

76  Jonathan  R.  Borden . 

6 

147 

8  24 

4  50 

7  03 

88  00 

77  Jonathan  R.  Borden . 

7 

137 

5  57 

4  60 

7  32 

98  00 

78  James  Tweedy . 

7 

138 

5  18 

4  50 

6  81 

73  76 

79  James  Tweedy . 

7 

123 

4  25 

2  25 

7  00 

60  44 

80  James  Tweedy . 

6 

122 

3  15 

3  15 

5  60 

63  41 

H, 


HALIFAX  NORTH. 


1874  John  Lathern,  Ralph  Brecken,  B.A. , 
James  Strothard .  . 

75  John  Lathern,  Ralph  Brecken,  M.A., 

William  J.  Johnson . 

76  R.  Brecken,  M.  A.,  Edwin  R.  Brunyate, 

David  W.  Johnson,  B.A...'. . 

77  Stephen  F.  Huestis,  E.  R.  Brunyate, 

James  Sharpe . 

78  Stephen  F.  Huestis,  Charles  M.  Tyler, 

James  Sharpe  . 

79  Stephen  F.  Huestus,  Charles  M.  Tyler, 

William  H.  Evans . 

80  Ralph  Brecken,  M.A.,  Chas.  M.  Tyler, 

William  H.  Evans . 


4 

406 

124  39 

133  08 

114  57 

4 

450 

123  37 

147  81 

115  21 

4 

468 

124  73 

117  79 

119  00 

4 

593 

43  13 

141  85 

100  00 

4 

524 

43  19 

98  50 

104  00 

4 

504 

40  00 

105  00 

93  42 

4 

501 

37  22 

101  50 

98  29 

608  85 
1,568  00 
1,675  13 
1,615  73 
1,738  95 
1,527  65 
1,473  46 


HALIFAX  SOUTH. 


1874  John  Read . 

75  John  Read,  William  Purvis . 

76  William  H.  Heartz,  William  Purvis.  . 

77  W.  H.  Heartz,  Wm.  L.  Cunningham.. 

78  William  H.  Heartz,  Simeon  B.  Dunn.. 

79  S.  B.  Dunn,  W.  Arthur  Black,  B.A. . 

80  S.  B.  Dunn,  Geo.  O.  Robinson,  B.A. . 


2 

193 

51  00 

105  50 

65  98 

2 

218 

52  57 

55  00 

66  60 

2 

219 

53  02 

65  20 

67  30 

2 

210 

48  10 

76  00 

67  50 

2 

210 

48  10 

51  00 

150  00 

2 

260 

42  20 

54  00 

51  50 

2 

243 

33  95 

61  00 

57  10 

546  84 
2,438  35 
2,860  94 
2,751  57 
2,874  74 
2,447  34 
2,259  93 


HANTSPORT. 


1874  John  McMurray . 

5 

96 

2  50 

1  25 

2  75 

75  Caleb  Parker . 

5 

76 

2  50 

1  25 

2  50 

76  Caleb  Parker . 

5 

96 

1  37 

1  27 

2  00 

77  Arthur  D.  Morton,  M.A . 

5 

70 

1  24 

1  32 

1  56 

78  Arthur  D.  Morton,  M.A . 

4. 

98 

5  86 

8  00 

4  69 

79  Arthur  D.  Morton,  M.A . 

4 

88 

2  39 

5  75 

2  85 

80  William  Ryan . .. 

4 

83 

3  40 

2  02 

2  80 

21  50 
44  50 
39  29 
39  70 
68  65 
43  50 
43  85 


NOVA  SCOTIA  CONFERENCE. 


761 


HEBRON. 


Names  of  Ministers. 

Ap¬ 

point¬ 

ments. 

No.  of 
Members 

Funds. 

Conting. 

Educa. 

Sup.  M. 

Miss’j- 

William  H.  Evans . 

3 

47 

$1  35 

$0  70 

$1  65 

$5  00 

4 

50 

1  30 

1  00 

7  61 

17  44 

4 

60 

1  22 

3  70 

3  72 

17  45 

3 

60 

0  75 

0  87 

0  60 

30  31 

3 

53 

0  65 

0  52 

1  25 

26  97 

George  F.  Johnson,  B.A . 

4 

106 

2  00 

2  00 

2  00 

36  82 

HILLSBURG. 


4 

104 

4  50 

2 

00 

6 

00 

4 

96 

4  50 

2 

12 

5 

06 

4 

135 

4  80 

4 

05 

5 

37 

4 

140 

2  50 

5 

00 

3 

42 

5 

132 

2  50 

4 

84 

4 

70 

5 

112 

2  50 

4 

83 

4 

70 

80  Caleb  Parker . 

5 

118 

2  00 

4 

00 

3 

34 

38  68 
43  10 
52  18 
66  25 
83  01 
71  25 
60  81 


1874  William  H.  Heartz . 

75  Wm  H.  Heartz,  D.  W.  Johnson,  B.A 

76  Jos.  S.  Coffin,  Fred.  H.  Wright,  B.A. 

77  Joseph  S.  Coffin,  Isaac  M.  Hellish  .  .  . 

78  Joseph  S.  Coffin,  Isaac  M.  Hellish. . .  . 

79  Thos.  Rogers,  M.A.,  Benj.  Hill,  B.A. 

80  Thos.  Rogers,  M.A.,  Benj.  Hill,  B.A. 


HORTON. 


3 

186 

12  00 

3 

167 

12  10 

3 

172 

12  15 

4 

169 

9  00 

4 

199 

10  48 

4 

180 

4  50 

4 

172 

5  87 

6  35 

10  60 

87  50 

6  45 

10  82 

160  85 

6  50 

10  90 

146  79 

3  00 

9  60 

86  37 

6  26 

7  70  ■ 

103  60 

9  27 

4  20 

35  04 

10  00 

8  50 

82  41 

I. 


INGONISH. 


1874  John  Astbury . 

3 

44 

.... 

75  Fletcher  A.  Weldon . 

3 

43 

3  91 

2  43 

4  16 

12  05 

76  William  Brown . 

6 

53 

4  00 

3  00 

4  65 

18  86 

77  Joseph  M.  Fisher . 

3 

27 

4  20 

3  12 

4  59 

19  94 

78  Hiram  J.  Davis . 

3 

23 

4  27 

3  08 

4  70 

20  01 

79  Robert  Williams . 

3 

33 

2  10 

2  50 

1  70 

12  75 

80  Robert  Williams . 

3 

38 

2  20 

2  60 

2  00 

15  01 

K. 


KENTVILLE. 


1874  William  J.  Jackson 

75  Arthur  H.  Clayton. 

76  Isaac  E.  Thurlow  . . 
Isaac  E.  Thurlow  .  . 
Isaac  E.  Thurlow  . . 
Paul  Prestwood .... 
Paul  Prestwood .... 


77 

78 

79 

80 


5 

68 

1 

55 

1 

80 

1 

75 

24 

47 

5 

65 

2 

00 

2 

00 

1 

89 

45 

00 

5 

67 

1 

65 

0 

75 

29 

35 

5 

63 

1 

50 

1 

70 

1 

64 

29 

62 

6 

75 

1 

50 

1 

61 

1 

70 

30 

02 

6 

74 

1 

50 

1 

55 

1 

80 

30 

31 

7 

85 

1 

52 

1 

60 

1 

90 

26 

38 

L. 


1877  Robert  Williams . . 

78  George  A.  Huestis 

79  John  Wier . 

80  John  Wier . 


LAWRENCETOWN. 


4 

28 

1  00 

1  25 

1  00 

4 

26 

1  50 

1  25 

1  75 

3 

22 

1  60 

1  29 

1  80 

22  71 

21  10 
11  16 


762 


CIRCUITS  AND  MISSIONS. 


LIVERPOOL. 


Ap- 

No.  of 

Funds. 

Year 

Names  of  Ministers. 

point- 

ments. 

Members. 

Conting. 

Educa. 

Sup.  M. 

Miss’y. 

1874 

2 

162 

$10  20 

$7  75 

$9  00  < 

$39  00 
96  75 
80  50 
85  84 
50  00 

1 

110 

6  20 

8  00 

9  00 

1 

107 

10  20 

8  00 

9  00 

'77 

1 

100 

9  00 

8  00 

9  00 

1 

90 

7  00 

6  00 

7  00 

1 

86 

5  00 

5  00 

5  00 

41  77 

80 

Cranswick  Jost,  M.  A . 

2 

129 

2  50 

3  35 

4  50 

30  50 

LOCKPORT. 


1875  William  Sargant 

76  William  Ainley. 

77  William  Ainley . 

78  William  Ainley. 

79  William  Brown. 

80  William  Brown  . 


4 

5 
5 
5 
7 


16 

25 

77 

74 

105 


1  00 
1  56 
3  23 
3  10 
3  25 


1  00 
10  04 

8  19 

9  00 
3  10 


I 

00 

7 

45 

1 

52 

28 

94 

2 

68 

35 

67 

2 

71 

39 

71 

2 

75 

40 

76 

LUNENBURG. 


1874  Richard  Smith,  Arthur  Hockin . 

75  Richard  Smith,  Arthur  Hockin . 

76  Thomas  Rogers,  M.  A.,  Hiram  J.  Davis 

77  T.  Rogers,  M.A.,  J.  W.  Shepherdson 

78  T.  Rogers,  M.A.,  J.  W.  Shepherdson 

79  Alex.  S.  Tuttle.  ..(Ritcy’s  Cove  set  off.) 

80  Alexander  S.  Tuttle . 


14 

14 

17 

12 

12 

13 

9 


330 

310 

526 

479 

520 

476 

250 


12  50 
12  50 

12  50 

13  12 
12  87 
12  00 

8  50 


10  10 
23  00 
25  02 
10  51 
9  25 
12  00 
8  50 


20  50 
30  00 
36  70 
18  35 

21  00 
22  00 
14  00 


85  31 
252  00 
231  77 
274  10 
401  50 
430  *00 
147  82 


M. 


MACCAN. 


1874  . 

75  George  F  Johnson  . 

t 

4 

108 

2  85 

1  78 

2  25 

19  50 

76  William  D.  Baines  . 

8 

154 

2  25 

3  75 

49  13 

77  See  Southampton . 

8 

96 

2  09  1 

1  07 

1  60 

20  66 

MAITLAND. 


1874  John  Johnson  . 

75  John  Johnson  . 

7 

7 

92 

92 

76  George  0.  Huestis . 

7 

159 

77  George  O.  Huestis . 

7 

142 

78  George  O.  Huestis . 

150 

79  Thomas  D.  Hart . 

7 

147 

80  Thomas  D.  Hart  . 

5 

160 

4  5'0 

2  25 

4  10 

2  50 

4  25 

1  50 

5  66 

5  10 

5  70 

4  25 

4  85 

3  45 

3  89 

3  20 

5  25 

36  27 

5  50 

82  30 

4  80 

76  12 

5  00 

66  76 

5  19 

68  86 

5  10 

54  83 

8  73 

52  50 

MANCHESTER. 


1874  Thomas  D.  Hart . 

75  Thomas  D.  Hart,  J.  W.  Shepherdson. 

76  James  R.  Hart . 

77  Eben  E.  England . 

78  Eben  E.  England . 

79  Eben  E.  England . 

80  Joseph  Hale . 


9 

143 

6  00 

1  00 

2  84 

9 

149 

3  42 

1  37 

3  35 

10 

147 

3  50 

2  08 

6  82 

10 

123 

4  47 

4  08 

7  23 

8 

116 

4  00 

2  95 

4  60 

7 

111 

4  20 

2  50 

3  50 

6 

126 

2  70 

1  15 

3  75 

15  56 
44  03 
57  10 
40  87 
49  27 
35  67 
30  65 


MIDDLE  MUSQUODOBOIT. 


1874  James  Tweedy 

75  John  A.  Mosher.. 

76  John  A.  Mosher. 

77  John  A.  Mosher.. 

78  William  G  Lane. 

79  William  G.  Lane 

80  William  G.  Lane 


6 

82 

3 

19 

2  15 

2  87 

6 

79 

•  2 

94 

1  25 

5  50 

6 

84 

2 

60 

2  84 

4  59 

5 

85 

2 

47 

4  50 

4  22 

4 

87 

3 

14 

2  50 

4  45 

4 

87 

1 

40 

1  00 

1  10 

5 

85 

1 

45 

1  05 

1  00 

30  20 
56  89 
49  46 
62  94 
69  86 

52  43 

53  35 


I 


NOVA  SCOTIA  CONFERENCE. 


763 


MIDDLETON. — (See  Wilmot.) 


Ap- 

No.  of 

Funds. 

Year 

Names  of  Ministers. 

point- 

ments 

Members. 

Conting. 

Educa. 

Sup.  M. 

Miss’y. 

1877 

78 

79 

80 

14 

300 

$.7  00 

$6  00 

$8  20 

$187  30 

14 

300 

6  00 

6  40 

8  50 

165  66 

Rich.  Smith,  Fred.  A.  Buckley,  B.A. 
Richard  Smith,  Isaac  11.  Mellish  .... 

13 

13 

300 

258 

5  10 

4  00 

6  00 

1  25 

8  65 

7  50 

119  70 
112  65 

1874 

75 

76 

77 

78 


1874 

75 

76 

77 

78 

79 
SO 


William  Ainley . 

Charles  W.  Swallow.. 
Frederick  W.  Penny.. 
United  with  Liverpool. 


MILTON. 


4 

5 
5 
4 


42 

50 

27 

24 


Alexander  S.  Tuttle 
Alexander  S.  Tuttle 

John  S.  Addy . 

John  S.  Addy . 

David  B.  Scott .... 
David  B.  Scott .... 
David  B.  Scott .... 


MILL  VILLAGE. 


130 

127 

130 

113 

118 

110 

91 


i  02 

0  75 


6  00 
6  40 
5  50 
2  90 
2  90 

2  65 

3  60 


1877  Patrick  H.  Robinson..  . 

78  George  Glendenning  ..  . 

79  . . 

80  William  Arthur  Black, 


1874  William  G.  Lane.  .  .  . 

75  Robert  O’B.  Johnson 

76  Robert  O’B.  Johnson 

77  Robert  O’B.  Johnson 

78  Joseph  M.  Fisher  . . . 

79  Joseph  M.  Fisher  . .  . 

80  Joseph  M.  Fisher  .  . . 


MOUNTAIN  MISSION. 


B.  A. 


5 

12 

.  5 

29 

5 

19 

DOBOIT  HARBO 

6 

48 

6 

49 

5 

55 

5 

57 

5 

58 

6 

59 

7 

66 

1  00 


2  70 
2  70 


15 

50 

00 

60 

60 


i  si 

0  75 


1  20 
1  75 

1  50 

2  30 
2  80 

i  54  ; 
1  85 


2  35 
2  35 
1  90 
1  00 
]  00 
1  50 
1  80 


3  00 

1  24 

6  97 

0  75 

2  13 

5  70 

18  37 

5  25 

37  29 

4  75 

44  29 

3  05 

42  53 

3  10 

36  62 

3  50 

51  09 

4  00 

38  66 

095 

.... 

2  00 

.... 

2  01 

19  10 

2  01 

52  55 

6  15 

67  73 

6  50 

71  21 

5  00 

63  38 

5  50 

84  44 

5  50 

73  00 

N. 


1874 

75 

76 

77 

78 

79 

80 


1874 

75 

76 

77 

78 

79 

80 


1874 

75 

76 

77 

78 

79 

80 


NAP  PAN. 


John  A.  Mosher 
E.  Barry  Mack  . 
R.  Barry  Mack  . 
R.  Barry  Mack  . 
Jesse  B.  Giles  . . 
Jesse  B.  Giles  . . 
Jesse  B.  Giles  . . 


6 

106 

5  26 

3  00 

4  25 

6 

102 

5  00 

5  62 

4  50 

6 

108 

5  00 

2  30 

4  00 

6 

105 

4  00 

2  00 

3  00 

4 

115 

4  00 

6  00 

3  25 

7 

157 

'  2  00 

1  50 

2  30 

7 

172 

2  42 

4  67 

3  00 

NEW  GERMANY. 

CC  Q  *7 


James  Scott . 

5 

87 

1  00 

0  80 

1  00 

William  D.  Baines . 

5 

129 

1  00 

2  04 

1  00 

Arthur  Hockin . 

5 

127 

1  65 

1  30 

1  00 

Arthur  Hockin . 

8 

140 

1  68 

1  17 

1  55 

Arthur  Hockin . 

8 

144 

1  30 

1  78 

3  20 

John  Gee . 

9 

155 

1  30 

1  80 

3  55 

John  Gee . 

9 

162 

1  38 

1  29 

1  73 

NEWPORT. 

Robert  Alder  Temple . 

4 

78 

2  81 

2  12 

'6  10 

Robert  Alder  Temple . 

4 

78 

3  00 

2  50 

3  50 

Ezra  B.  Moore . 

6 

157 

2  70 

5  64 

2  45 

Ezra  B.  Moore . 

5 

114 

1  50 

3  25 

3  00 

Elias  Brettles . 

6 

115 

1  50 

2  50 

'6  1)0 

Frederick  H.  W.  Pickles . 

6 

100 

1  60 

2  25 

2  50 

Frederick  H.  W.  Pickles . 

5 

120 

1  70 

.... 

2  60 

28  55 
40  60 
77  14 
45  13 
35  25 
23  85 
23  00 


5  00 
41  48 
23  94 
54  58 
75  22 
96  52 
60  42 


25  48 
56  58 
23  94 
36  04 
30  04 
30  43 
53  84 


764 


CIRCUITS  AND  MISSIONS. 


NORTH  EAST  HARBOUR. 


Year 

Names  of  Ministers. 

Ap¬ 

point¬ 

ments. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Funds. 

Conting. 

Educa. 

Sup.  M. 

Miss’y. 

1874 

John  W.  Howie . 

6 

75 

$5  00 

$0  84 

$5  00 

$24  60 

75 

John  W.  Howie . 

6 

70 

6  02 

1  33 

3  57 

32  7  6 

76 

John  W.  Howie . 

5 

58 

0  96 

12  86 

1  34 

54  86 

77 

James  Scott . 

5 

54 

1  64 

1  57 

0  92 

83  13 

78 

James  Scott . 

5 

233 

1  10 

1  84 

1  58 

46  29 

79  James  Scott . 

6 

123 

1  73 

1  18 

1  81 

42  11 

80 

Jonathan  C.  Ogden . 

5 

86 

1  26 

1  15 

1  44 

18  57 

o. 


ONSLOW. 


1874  William  Ainley . 

6 

111 

2  38 

2  40 

2  70 

84  45 

75  Robert  W.  Smith .  .  . 

6 

113 

2  49 

2  44 

2  90 

97  00 

76  William  L.  Cunningham . 

5 

94 

2  10 

1  80 

2  30 

57  47 

77  Byron  C.  Borden . 

6 

112 

1  86 

3  38 

1  96 

283  98 

78  William  H.  Langille . 

6 

124 

2  38 

2  34 

2  59 

84  18 

79  Frederick  H.  Wright,  B.A . 

5 

127 

2  69 

2  40 

2  58 

71  27 

80  Patrick  H.  Robinson . 

5 

118 

2  54 

2  60 

2  78 

28  38 

OXFORD. 

1877  David  W.  Johnson,  B.A . 

•• 

.... 

.... 

78  David  W.  Johnson,  B.A . 

6 

195 

5  10 

6  07 

6  51 

48  71 

79  David  W.  Johnson,  B.A . 

6 

193 

5  10 

3  00 

7  14 

39  39 

80  Edwin  R.  Brunyate . 

6 

169 

2  44 

1  78 

3  08 

29  00 

P. 


PARRSBORO’. 


1874  David  B.  Scott . 

5 

317 

11  00 

3  00 

7  00 

75  Robert  A.  Daniel  . . 

5 

184 

6  00 

4  60 

5  00 

76  Robert  A.  Daniel . 

5 

159 

3  00 

2  30 

2  00 

77  Robert  A.  Daniel . 

5 

139 

3  00 

3  00 

5  00 

78  John  B.  Hemmeon  . 

6 

142 

3  00 

2  33 

5  00 

79  John  B.  Hemmeon  . 

6 

145 

2  20 

1  90 

4  00 

80  W  illiam  Alcorn . 

5 

130 

1  75 

1  50 

4  00 

48  45 
40  00 
30  10 
24  05 
28  00 
20  00 
18  50 


1874  Thomas  Rogers,  M.A, 

75  Thomas  Rogers,  M.A. 

76  Paul  Prestwood . 

77  Paul  Prestwood . 

78  Paul  Prestwood . 

79  John  Johnson . 

80  John  Johnson . 


TTE  RIVIERE. 

9 

273 

9  89 

8  00 

9  41 

9 

227 

9  89 

6  66 

7  00 

9 

180 

9  00 

9  35 

5  70 

9 

168 

6  45 

5  40 

4  48 

8 

145 

6  48 

3  84 

4  56 

8 

143 

6  50 

3  90 

4  60 

8 

172 

4  00 

2  74 

5  00 

52  52 
113  72 
92  18 
74  79 
64  23 
62  01 
43  19 


1874  William  C.  Brown... 

75  Cranswick  Jost,  M.A. 

76  Cranswick  Jost,  M.A, 

77  Joseph  G.  Angwin.. . 

78  Joseph  G.  Angwin... 

79  Joseph  G.  Angwin..  . 

80  William  C.  Brown. . . 


PICTOU. 


2 

63 

8 

00 

13 

00 

10 

00 

40 

00 

2 

115 

8 

05 

15 

00 

10 

20 

77 

50 

1 

82 

8 

00 

14 

75 

11 

00 

63 

82 

1 

67 

8 

00 

11 

41 

10 

00 

56 

50 

1 

60 

8 

00 

9 

00 

8 

00 

57 

50 

1 

56 

3 

60 

11 

00 

5 

56 

38 

60 

1 

54 

5 

00 

6 

75 

4 

00 

49 

50 

PORT  HAWKSBURY. 


1874  Fletcher  A.  Weldon . 

5 

94 

7  00 

3  00 

5  50 

30  30 

75  John  B.  Hemmeon . 

5 

66 

5  00 

7  20 

4  60 

20  00 

76  John  B.  Hemmeon . 

4 

90 

4  00 

5  00 

4  60 

30  00 

77  John  B.  Hemmeon . 

4 

75 

3  60 

3  00 

5  00 

30  00 

78  John  A.  Mosher . 

3 

75 

2  00 

3  00 

5  00 

25  00 

79  John  A.  Mosher . 

4 

70 

2  00 

3  00 

5  00 

42  31 

80  George  W.  Tuttle . 

3 

67 

2  00 

2  65 

4  50 

36  30 

NOVA  SCOTIA  CONFERENCE. 


765 


PORT  HOOD. 


Year 


Names  of  Ministers. 


1874  William  Purvis . 

75  William  G.  Lane 

76  Local  Supply . 

77  Michael  Atkinson  ... . 

78  George  Johnson,  B.A 

79  George  Johnson,  B.A 

80  William  A, 


Outerbridge 


1874  Jonathan  R.  Borden. 

75  James  Tweedy . 

76  James  Tweedy . 

77  James  Tweedy . 

78  Robert  McArthur. . . 

79  Robert  McArthur .. . 

80  Robert  McArthur. . . 


1874  John  G.  Bigney . 

75  JohnG.  Bigney . 

76  John  Johnson . 

77  John  Johnson . 

78  John  Johnson . 

79  John  W.  Shepherdson . 

80  John  W.  Shepherdson. 


Ap¬ 

point¬ 

ments. 

No.  of 

Funds. 

Members. 

Conting. 

Educa. 

Sup.  M. 

Miss’y. 

"i 

46 

$3  82 

fl  00 

$4  00 

,$13  67 

3 

32 

1  75 

2  40 

2  00 

16  00 

4 

40 

2  20 

2  35 

2  37 

17  50 

4 

33 

1  37 

l  22 

2  03 

21  50 

3 

30 

1  25 

2  02 

1  36 

20  00 

3 

35 

1  10 

1  75 

1  50 

24  30 

RT  LA 

5 

TOUR. 

168 

5  30 

2  20 

5  40 

57  87 

5 

194 

5  50 

8  60 

5  30 

77  67 

5 

172 

2  15 

3  00 

2  30 

86  28 

5 

159 

3  09 

4  (11 

3  25 

134  15 

5 

155 

3  15 

3  75 

3  85 

107  34 

5 

142 

3  04 

5  54 

3  05 

133  51 

5 

125 

3  17 

4  43 

1  72 

84  88 

RT  MC 

9 

1UTON. 

139 

5  20 

3  20 

4  15 

16  32 

9 

150 

5  25 

3  25 

4  16 

64  16 

12 

133 

5  47 

5  28 

4  22 

64  68 

11 

155 

4  00 

3  40 

3  5S 

78  43 

7 

125 

2  80 

2  55 

2  40 

65  16 

5 

121 

1  80 

1  66 

2  12 

38  25 

5 

132 

1  70 

1  60 

2  17 

44  17 

PUGWASH. 


1874  Robert  A.  Daniel . , . . 

9 

193 

7  25 

2  60 

3  50 

32  92 

75  James  England,  E.  It.  Brunyate . 

9 

196 

8  00 

2  00 

4  00 

84  97 

76  Thomas  D.  Ilart . 

9 

262 

8  00 

2  00 

4  00 

75  42 

77  Thomas  D.  Hart . 

9 

238 

2  53 

1  14 

9  78 

53  24 

78  Thomas  D  Hart . 

10 

209 

2  85 

1  20 

6  00 

44  11 

79  Isaac  D.  Thurlow . 

9 

194 

3  08 

1  87 

3  69 

25  12 

80  Eben  E.  England . 

9 

179 

3  08 

1  92 

3  75 

43  64 

R. 


RITCEY’S  COVE. 


1879  Arthur  Hockin .  . 1 

.... 

....  1 

.... 

80  Arthur  Hockin . < 

9  i 

174 

6  08  1 

6  00 

14  92 

RIVER  JOHN. 

8 

159 

9  00 

3  00 

9  00 

75  David  B.  Scott . 

8 

173 

9  On 

3  10 

9  25 

76  David  B.  Scott . 

12 

164 

9  00 

1  36 

7  50 

77  David  B.  Scott . 

9 

136 

4  55 

1  20 

7  00 

78  John  Astbury..  . . . . 

7 

122 

4  26 

2  11 

6  01) 

79  Johu  Astburv . 

7 

118 

3  00 

2  50 

6  on 

80  John  Astbury . 

7 

123 

2  50 

2  50 

6  00 

RIVER  PHILIP. 

1874  William  Alcorn . 

16 

216 

6  73 

4  75 

8  67 

75  William  Alcorn,  Richey  Bird . 

18 

23S 

10  0  ) 

6  40 

8  69 

76  William  Alcorn,  Richey  Bird . 

18 

310 

10  00 

6  50 

8  69 

77  George  W.  Tuttle . 

16 

278 

8  00 

3  00 

6  00 

78  George  W.  Tuttle . 

8 

92 

1  20 

0  55 

1  75 

79  George  W.  Tuttle . 

8 

75 

2  00 

1  20 

80  Arthur  D.  Morton . 

8 

70 

1  10 

0  45 

1  50 

115  00 


52  32 
58  82 
64  15 
48  06 
37  00 
54  15 
70  00 


29  51 
74  88 
69  40 
36  40 
00  00 


17  25 


766 


CIRCUITS  AND  MISSIONS. 


s. 


Y«ar 


1S74  John  W.  Shepherdson . 

75  Benjamin  Hills . 

76  Charles  H.  Peppy . 

77  United  with  St.  Margaret’s  Bay 


SAMBRO. 


Ap¬ 

point¬ 

ments. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Funds. 

Conting. !  Ecluca.  Sup.  M. 

_ 

Miss’  j. 

3 

64 

$4  20  !  $3  01  1  $4  00 

$3  15 

3 

81 

1  30  1  80  I  1  50 

7  55 

3 

68 

2  59  2  07  1  75 

23  99 

3 

68 

1  00  0  75  1  00 

4  00 

SCOT’S  BAY. 


1875  Arthur  Black . 

76  John  W.  Shepherdson. 

77  Hiram  J.  Davis . 

78  Local  Supply . 

79  - - - ■ . 

80  Starr  Black  . 


5 

64 

0  50  i  1  00 

0  80 

5 

46 

0  73  1  05 

0  94 

5 

60 

0  75  0  40 

0  80 

5 

55 

0  75  0  50 

0  77 

1  5 

51 

0  25 

.... 

SHEET  HARBOUR. 


1880  William  H.  Langille. 


13  50 

14  77 
11  00 

15  50 
9  74 


1874  Paul  Prestwood . 

75  Paul  Prestwood . 

76  James  Taylor . 

77  James  Taylor . 

78  Jonathan  R.  Borden 

79  Jonathan  R.  Borden 

80  Jonathan  R.  Borden 


SHELBURNE. 


7 

77 

7 

76 

7 

67 

6 

76 

7 

70  | 

7 

70 

6 

96 

SHUBENECADIE. 


1874  Robert  O.  B.  Johnson 

75  Eben  E.  England - 

76  Eben  E.  England - 

77  James  R.  Hart . 

78  James  R.  Hart . 

79  George  F.  Day . 

80  George  F.  Day . 

SOUTHAMPTON. 

I  . .  I  ....  I 

'ii  i  m  | 

9  1  112 

|  9  I  121  I 


1877  John  Craig . 

78  John  Craig . 

79  John  Craig . . 

80  Frederick  H.  Wright,  B.A.  .  . 


7 

70 

7 

73 

8 

90 

5 

85 

10 

84 

8 

75 

9 

87 

STELL 


1874  William  H.  Evans 

75  George  W.  Tuttle. . . 

76  George  W.  Tuttle. .  . 
,77  Fletcher  A.  Weldon . 

78  Fletcher  A.  Weldon 

79  Fletcher  A.  Weldon 
SO  Isaac  E.  Thurlow  . . 


ARTON. 

38  i 
28 
10 
5 

46  1 

48  j 

49 


4  36 

1  60 

5  25 

17  94 

4  36 

1  57 

2  00 

16  40 

2  66 

2  26 

1  51 

19  81 

2  37 

2  64 

3  89 

39  79 

2  60 

2  90 

3  81 

46  73 

1  79 

1  75 

2  06 

22  36 

3  00 

3  00 

2  07 

23  09 

6 

00 

0 

70 

2 

07 

16 

75 

6 

00 

1 

00 

4 

00 

59 

03 

3 

50 

0 

90 

14 

5C 

60 

35 

3 

60 

1 

20 

6 

00 

69 

55 

3 

17 

3 

00 

6 

34 

29 

92 

1 

86 

1 

90 

3 

26 

39 

66 

1 

45 

2 

50 

1 

60 

38 

05 

2 

13  j 

1 

10  1 

76 

35 

00 

1 

80 

1 

32  2 

19 

49 

96 

1 

85  ! 

1 

60  !  2 

34  | 

23 

00 

7 

25  , 

4 

00  1 

6 

50  | 

15 

83 

4 

61 

2 

47 

4 

89  i 

19 

43 

4 

61  1 

1 

19 

2 

20  ! 

9 

20 

1 

40 

0 

84 

2 

70  j 

10 

00 

2 

40 

3 

50 

4 

00 

33 

35 

5 

80 

3 

50 

4 

00  , 

36 

21 

4 

00 

!  3 

54  ! 

4 

12  ! 

44 

11 

ST.  MARGARET’S  BAY. 


1874  Supplied . 

75  James  Scott. 

76  Janies  Scott. 

77  John  W.  Howie. 

78  John  W.  Howie. 

79  J.  Hiram  Davis. 

80  J.  Hiram  Davis. 


3 

30 

6 

61 

O  85 

0  75 

0  75 

1 

30 

1  00 

1  00 

1  00 

3 

70 

1  60 

0  24 

1  39 

3 

46 

1  54 

0  48 

1  71 

3 

50 

3  72 

2  32 

2  00 

9  11 
8  37 
15  35 


NOVA  SCOTIA  CONFERENCE. 


767 


SYDNEY. 


Yeai 

Names  of  Ministers. 

Ap¬ 

point¬ 

ments. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Funds. 

Conting. 

Educa. 

Sup.  M. 

Miss’y. 

1874 

Joseph  G.  Angwin . 

42 

,$6  00 

$3  00 

$4  20 

$65  85 

75 

Joseph  G.  Angwin . 

3 

57 

6  54 

5  00 

7  18 

76  92 

76  Joseph  G.  Angwin . 

3 

83 

4  09 

3  57 

5  71 

77  65 

77  John  Cassidy . 

3 

64 

4  50 

3  75 

6  10 

76  00 

78  John  Cassidy  . 

3 

59 

4  70 

7  68 

7  00 

74  14 

79  Joseph  S.  Coffin . 

3 

62 

1  50 

4  36 

3  73 

77  28 

80  Joseph  S.  Coffin . 

'  2 

75 

3  00 

5  74 

5  59 

74  28 

SYDNEY 

NORTH. 

1874 

William  D.  Baines . 

25 

4  00 

1  20 

2  80 

27  32 

75 

John  Astburv . 

2 

22 

2  00 

0  60 

1  30 

28  38 

76 

William  A.  Bennett,  B.A . 

2 

33 

1  00 

4  38 

1  31 

29  15 

77 

William  A.  Bennett,  B.A . 

2 

28 

1  00 

5  74 

2  00 

14  15 

78 

William  L.  Cunningham . 

2 

26 

1  00 

6  00 

.  1  30 

12  12 

79 

David  Hickev . 

2 

23 

0  70 

1  25 

18  06 

80  David  Hickey . 

2 

54 

1  00 

2  50 

1  50 

25  25 

TRURO. 


1874  Job  Shenton . 

114 

10  00 

5  30 

10  20 

104  27 

75  Job  Shenton . 

1 

105 

10  22 

8  66 

11  40 

225  75 

76  Jabez  A.  Rogers . 

1 

106 

10  70 

9  00 

11  07 

211  57 

77  Jabez  A.  Rogers . 

1 

132 

12  00 

11  08 

12  00 

213  11 

78  Jabez  A.  Rogers . 

1 

129 

12  25 

8  00 

12  25 

203  00 

79  Robert  Alder  Temple . 

1 

130 

12  30 

9  00 

12  75 

203  00 

80  Robert  Alder  Temple . 

1 

127 

10  00 

4  41 

10  00 

121  80 

w. 


1874  Arthur  D.  Morton,  M.A 

75  Arthur  D.  Morton,  M.A. 

76  Arthur  D.  Morton,  M.A 

77  Joseph  Hale . 

78  Joseph  Hale . 

79  Joseph  Hale . 

80  John  A.  Mosher . 


WALLACE. 


190 

8 

57 

1 

24 

9 

21 

7 

188 

9 

00 

2 

00 

9 

38 

4 

184 

9 

20 

4 

89 

9 

50 

5 

172 

5 

18 

6 

00 

5 

36 

7 

142 

5 

00 

5 

00 

5 

40 

7 

130 

2 

00 

1 

00 

1 

50 

7 

127 

2 

15 

1 

10 

1 

60 

WALTON. 

1877  Supplied  from  Burlington . 

78  George  A.  Outerbridge . 

79  George  0.  Huestis .  5 

80  United  with  Burlington . . . 


1877  Charles  W.  Swallow,  B.A. 

78  Charles  W.  Swallow,  B.A. 

79  William  Purvis . 

80  William  Purvis . 


1874  . . 

75  Jonathan  C.  Ogden. . 

76  William  G.  Lane. . . . 

77  William  G.  Lane. .  . 

78  Frederick  H.  Wright 

79  James  Sharpe . 

80  Fletcher  A.  Weldon. 


WARREN 


3 

89 

1  36 

4  42 

1  15 

4 

102 

1  39 

5  35 

1  61 

4 

100 

6  50 

5  67 

10  00 

WENTWORTH. 


6 

78 

2 

00 

1 

00 

1 

48 

6 

67 

1 

00 

1 

00 

1 

00 

8 

44 

0 

61 

0 

74 

0 

59 

8 

46 

0 

61 

0 

50 

0 

74 

6 

73 

1 

01 

0 

71 

1 

45 

5 

71 

1 

35 

1 

75 

1 

75 

60  31 
90  01 
90  00 
40  62 
25  00 
21  30 
20  00 


12*85 


59  63 
62  77 
54  02 


31  00 
26  00 
22  41 
10  00 
10  00 
18  15 


768 


CIRCUITS  AND  MISSIONS. 


WESTPORT. 


— 

— - — 

Ap- 

No.  of 

Funds. 

Year 

Names  of  Ministers. 

point- 

ments. 

Members. 

Conting. 

Educa. 

Sup.  M. 

Miss’y. 

1  0*7  A 

$1  10 

.... 

lOl  Tt  J - 

i 

18 

$i  20 

$0  40 

.... 

76 

Supplied  from  Digby  Neck . 

l 

12 

.... 

1874  John  Craig . 

75  Robert  Williams  . 

76  Charles  Nicklin  .. . 

77  William  H.  Evans 

78  William  H.  Evans 

79  William  Ainley  .. . 

80  William  Ainley.. . 


WEYMOUTH. 


50 

2  10 

7 

48 

2  00 

7 

55 

1  50 

7 

86 

1  20 

7 

92 

2  35 

7 

91 

1  00 

6 

95 

1  00 

1 

25 

1 

40 

$25 

44 

1 

35 

1 

40 

54 

95 

1 

35 

1 

40 

35 

10 

3 

30 

1 

40 

21 

35 

1 

04 

2 

88 

42 

25 

1 

00 

1 

50 

19 

40 

1 

25 

1 

00 

19 

74 

WILMOT. 


1874  John  J.  Teesdale . 

75  John  J.  Teesdale,  Joseph  Robson. . 

76  Joseph  Gaetz,  Joseph  Robson . 

77  (See  Middleton) . 


1874  Albert  S.  Des  Brisay.. 

75  Stephen  F.  Huestis  . . 

76  Stephen  F.  Huestis  . . 

77  Ralph  Brecken,  B.A. 

78  Ralph  Breckcn,  M.A. 

79  Ralph  Brecken,  M.  A. 

80  John  M.  Pike . 


15 

250 

8  50 

5  00 

8  00 

160  00 

15 

240 

7  25 

6  00 

8  00 

172  60 

14 

300 

7  00 

6  00 

8  20 

187  30 

WINDSOR. 

3 

120 

19  70 

8  50 

19  50 

217  03 

3 

128 

20  00 

20  00 

20  00 

411  71 

1 

244 

20  00 

18  00 

20  00 

462  58 

1 

213 

20  00 

20  00 

20  00 

530  44 

1 

204 

20  00 

30  00 

20  00 

569  37 

1 

173 

20  00 

46  50 

20  00 

441  21 

1 

179 

20  00 

48  10 

20  00 

454  32 

Y. 


1874 

75 

76 


1874 

75 

76 

77 

78 

79 

80 


1874 

75 

76 

77 

78 

79 

80 


YARMOUTH  EAST. 


John  M.  Pike  . 
Godfrey  Shore . 
See  Arcadia . . 


3 

90 

3  59 

2  15 

6  84 

3 

72 

3  00 

3  60 

5  20 

3 

72 

1  25 

1  40 

1  33 

YARMOUTH  NORTH. 


Jabez  A.  Rogers.. 
Jahez  A.  Rogers.. 

John  Read . 

John  Read . 

J  ohn  Read . 

John  Lathern  . . 
John  Lathern..  . 


17  33 

42  58 

43  91 


1 

124 

15 

36 

12 

32 

19 

14 

207 

59 

1 

134 

18 

00 

15 

00 

22 

00 

574 

31 

2 

165 

20 

00 

18 

00 

•24 

00 

522 

10 

2 

200 

25 

00 

31 

00 

30 

00 

500 

00 

2 

196 

25 

00 

21 

30 

30 

00 

635 

90 

2 

185 

25 

(0 

22 

30 

30 

00 

373 

63 

1 

146 

■  25 

00 

28 

68 

30 

00 

393 

42 

YARMOUTH  SOUTH. 


Leonard  Gaetz . 

1 

120 

18  87 

10  05 

23  50 

251  59 

John  M.  Pike . 

1 

177 

18  47 

14  00 

30  00 

500  00 

John  M.  Pike . 

1 

175 

19  00 

15  no 

30  00 

382  88 

John  M.  Pike . 

1 

214 

20  00 

15  50 

30  00 

505  40 

John  J.  Teesdale . 

1 

202 

20  00 

23  15 

30  00 

520  15 

John  J.  Teesdale . 

1 

192 

20  00 

13  00 

30  00 

376  00 

John  J.  Teesdale . 

1 

197 

16  00 

10  00 

25  00 

230  00 

THE 


DISTRICTS 

OF  THE 


NOYA  SCOTIA  CONFEEENCE, 

SHOWING  WHO  HAVE  BEEN  CHAIRMEN  AND  FINANCIAL  SECRETARIES, 
WITH  THE  NUMBER  OF  MEMBERS  FOR  EACH  YEAR 

From  1874  to  1880. 


Note. — The  number  of  members  here  given  includes  those  on  trial,  as  in  the  Western  Conferences. 


ANNAPOLIS  DISTRICT 


Year|  Chairmen. 

Finan.  Secretaries. 

Mem. 

1874  James  England  .  . 

Steph.  F.  Huestis. 

1544 

75  Elias  Brettle . 

F.  H.  W.  Pickles. 

1425 

76  Elias  Brettle . 

Joseph  Gaetz . 

1630 

77  Elias  Brettle. . .  . 

Joseph  Gaetz . 

1765 

78  Richard  Smith  .  . . 

Joseph  Gaetz . 

1673 

79  Richard  Smith  . . . 

Joseph  Gaetz . 

1743 

80  Richard  Smith  . . . 

Joseph  Gaetz . 

1727 

CUMBERLAND  DISTRICT. 


1874  Robert  Tweedy. . . 

75  James  England. . . 

76  Robert  A.  Temple 

77  Robert  A.  Temple 

78  Robert  A.  Temple 

79  Jabez  A.  Rogers. . 

80  Jabez  A.  Rogers . . 


Mor- 


Arthur  D.  Mor¬ 
ton,  M.A . 

Arthur  D.  Mor¬ 
ton,  M.A . 

Arthur  D. 

ton,  M.A 
Arthur  D. 

ton,  M.A . 

Thomas  D  Hart.. 
Jesse  B.  Giles 
Jesse  B  Giles. . . . 


Mor- 


1416 

1514 

1420 

1430 

1424 

1358 


GUYSBORO’  anij  CAPE  BRETON  DISTRICT 


1874  Elias  Brettle. . .  . 

75  Thomas  D.  Hart 

76  Jos.  G.  Angwin 

77  John  Cassidy  . . 

78  John  Cassidy  . . 

79  Joseph  S.  Coffin 

80  Joseph  S.  Coffin 


Jos.  G.  Angwin. .  . 
Jos.  G.  Angwin. .  . 
Jonath.  R.  Borden 
Jonath.  R.  Borden 
Eben  E.  England. 
Eben  E  England 


687 

854 

771 

743 

802 


Joseph  Hale . I  814 


HALIFAX  DISTRICT. 


1874  John  McMurray. . 
75  Alex.  W.  Nicolson 

49 


Cranswick  Jost,  j 

M.A .  2220 

Stepli.  F.  Huestis.  |  2188 


Year 


Chairmen. 


1876  Alex.  W.  Nicolson 

77  Alex.  W.  Nicolson 

78  Elias  Brettle . 


79  Steph.  F.  Huestis 

80  Steph.  F.  Huestis 


Finan.  Secretaries. 


Wm.  H.  Heartz.  . 
Wm.  H.  Heartz.  . 
Arthur  D.  Mor¬ 
ton,  M.A . 

Arthur  D.  Mor¬ 
ton,  M.A . 

F.  H.  W.  Pickles. 


Mem. 


LIVERPOOL  DISTRICT. 


1874  Richard  Smith. 

75  Richard  Smith . 

76  John  S.  Addy.. 

77  JohnS  Addy.. 

78  Wm.  C.  Brown 

79  Wm.  C.  Brown 

80  Cranswick  Jost, 

M.A . 


Joseph  Gaetz . 

Joseph  Gaetz . 

J  ob  Shenton . 

Job  Shenton . 

Thos.  Rogers,  M.A 
Alex.  S.  Tuttle. . . 

Alex.  S.  Tuttle.  . . 


TRURO  DISTRICT. 


1874  Wm.  C.  Brown  .  . 

75  Geo.  W.  Tuttle  . 

76  Geo.  W.  Tuttle  . . 

77  Geo.  O.  Huestis.. 

78  Geo.  O.  Huestis  . 

79  Robert  A.  Temple 

80  Robert  A  Temple 


Job  Shenton . 

Cranswick  Jost, 

M.A . 

Cranswick  J  ost, 

M.A . 

Jos.  G.  Angwin. 
Jos.  G.  Angwin. 
Thomas  D.  Hart. 
Thomas  D.  Hart.. 


YARMOUTH  DISTRICT. 


1876  James  Taylor  . 

77  James  Taylor  . 

78  James  Taylor  . 

79  James  Taylor . 

80  John  Lathern . 


.  IF.  H.  AY.  Pickles 
.  IF.  H.  W.  Pickles 
.|F  H.  W.  Pickles 
.  J.  J.  Teesdale. . . 

,  |j.  J.  Teesdale.  .  . 


2639 

2572 

2605 

2337 

2437 


2018 

2098 

2369 

1284 

1273 

1218 

1247 


1828 

778 

878 

903 

939 

927 

914 


1011 

1243 

1089 

1109 


PART  YI. 


THE 

Iblu  Unntshnck 


printt  (EkkmrD  Island  danfmna, 

1874  to  1880. 


J 


t 


THE 


JtbiH  Urnnslmrk  &  |3.  (15.  il.  Conferattt 

WAS  ORGANIZED  IN  THE 

METHODIST  CHURCH,  CHARLOTTETOWN,  P.E.I. 

ON 

FRIDAY,  JUNE  27th,  1874. 


I.— SESSIONS  OF  CONFERENCE. 


Year. 

Place. 

President. 

Secretary. 

Journal  Secretary. 

1874. . 

1875. . 

1876. . 

1877. . 

1878. . 

1879. . 

1880. . 

Charlottetown .... 

St.  John . 

St.  Stephen . 

Fredericton . 

Sackville . 

Charlottetown .... 
St.  John . 

Henry  Pope,  D.D  . .  .  . 

Duncan  D.  Currie _ 

Robert  Duncan . 

John  Prince . 

Joseph  Hart . 

Hezekialr  McKeown.  .  . 
Edwin  Evans . 

Duncan  D.  Currie . 

Robert  Duncan . 

Howard  Sprague,  M.  A. . . 
Howard  Sprague,  M.  A. .  . 

C.  H.  Paisley,  M.A . 

Fred.  W.  Harrison . 

H.P.Cowperthwaite,  M.A. 

Howard  Sprague,  M.A. 
Howard  Sprague,  M.A. 
Joseph  Hart. 

Joseph  Hart. 

H.P.Cowperthwaite,  M.A. 
H.P.Cowperthwaite,  M.A. 
R.  W.  Weddall,  B.  A. 

II.— MINISTERS  AND  MEMBERS. 


Ministers. 

Members. 

Year. 

On 

Trial. 

Effective. 

Sup’y. 

Total. 

Increase. 

On 

Trial. 

Full. 

Total. 

Increase 

or 

Decrease. 

1874 . 

22 

47 

11 

80 

1,290 

5,813 

7,103 

.... 

1875 . 

22 

58 

8  ■ 

88 

8 

759 

6,143 

6.902 

dec.  201 

1876 . 

27 

58 

9 

94 

6 

558 

7,326 

7,884 

inc.  982 

1877 . 

24 

61 

11 

96 

2 

301 

7,416 

7,717 

dec.  132 

1878 . 

17 

69 

9 

95 

dec.  1 

425 

7,446 

7,871 

inc.  154 

1879 . 

14 

75 

9 

98 

inc.  3 

357 

7,780 

8,137 

inc.  266 

1880  . 

12 

74 

12 

98 

415 

7,803 

8,218 

inc.  81 

L - 

III.—  CONNEXIONAL  FUNDS. 


- — 

Sunday 

School. 

Supernumerary. 

Year. 

Con¬ 

tingent. 

Educa¬ 

tional. 

Circuit 

Subs. 

Ministers 

Subs. 

Total. 

Missionary. 

1874 . 

$665  '37 

$396  78 

$719  14 

$490  00 

$1,209  14 

$7,576  76 

1875 . 

572  70 

466  13 

$28  52 

546  52 

620  00 

1,166  52 

8,332  47 

1876  . 

452  55 

410  95 

22  10 

497  09 

576  40 

1,073  49 

7,358  63 

1877 . 

466  77 

546  81 

30  73 

529  42 

640  60 

1,170  02 

7,571  28 

1878 . 

418  83 

494  67 

31  79 

490  13 

650  00 

1,140  13 

6,588  09 

1879 . 

351  02 

673  51 

31  34 

473  52 

790  00 

1,263  52 

5,611  59 

1880 . 

312  95 

631  05 

52  65 

i  452  68 

740  00 

1  1,192  68 

5,070  96 

/ 


THE 

NAMES  OF  THE  MINISTERS 

OF  THE 

NEW  BRUNSWICK  &  F.  E.  1.  CONFERENCE, 

% 

CLASSIFIED  AND  ALPHABETICALLY  ABB,ANGED 

UNDER  THE  YEAR  IN  WHICH  THEIR  MINISTRY  BEGAN. 


name  show  the  year  in  which  his  connection  with  the 


Note. — The  figures  in  the  column  after  the 
Conference  ceased,  the  letters  indicate  the  cause. 
D.  Died. 
dp.  Dropped. 
loc.  Located. 


w.  Withdrew. 

N.s.  Transferred  to  Nova  Scotia  Conference. 
eng.  Removed  to  England. 


1830. 

1  Daniel,  Henry . 

1836. 

2  Barratt,  George  M. 


3  Pickard,  Humphrey . 

1837. 

4  Jost,  Jeremiah  Y . 

5  Smallwood,  Frederick . 

1838. 

6  Sprague,  Samuel  W . . . 

1839. 

7  Weddall,  Richard  W . d. 

1841. 

8  Narraway,  James  R . 

1844. 

9  Pope,  Henry . 

1845. 

10  McCarty,  William . d. 

11  Prince,  John . 

1846. 

12  Huestis,  George 0 . n.s. 

13  Taylor,  James . n.s. 

1851. 

14  Phinney,  John  S . 

15  Tweedy,  William . 

1852. 

16  Stewart,  Charles . 

1853. 

17  Currie,  Duncan  D . 

18  Duncan,  Robert  A . 

19  Hart,  Joseph . d. 

20  McKeown,  Hezekiah . 

21  Payson,  George  B . 

1855. 

22  Comben,  Charles . 

23  Lathern,  John . N.s. 


1878 


1875 


1877 


1876 

1876 


1880 


1879 


1856. 


24  Humphrey,  Stephen . d. 

25  Teed,  Stephen  T . . 

1857. 

26  Chapman,  Douglas . 

27  Duke,  James  A . 

28  Read,  John . 


1858. 

29  Waterhouse,  John. . . 

1859. 

30  Wilson,  Robert . 

1860. 

31  Colter,  John  J . 

32  Evans,  Edwin . 

33  Kennedy,  David  .... 


1861. 

34  Cowpertli waite,  H.  P.  . 
85  Harrison,  Frederick  W. 

36  Harrison,  George . 

37  Percival,  William  W. . 

38  Slackford,  Elias . 


1862. 


39  Allen,  John  S . 

40  Colpitts,  Wesley  W. . .  . 

41  Dutcher,  Charles  W.  T. 

42  Parker,  Isaac  N . 

43  Sjn'ague,  Howard . 

44  Taylor,  Robert  H . 


1863. 


45  Burwash,  John . 

46  Clark,  John  A . 

47  Deinstadt,  Thomas  J  . 

1864. 

48  Howie,  Isaac . 

49  Le  Page,  Alfred  E. . . , 


.ENG. 


1875 


1876 


.  w. 


1875 


NEW  BRUNSWICK  AND  PRINCE  EDWARD  ISLAND  CONFERENCE. 


775 


1866. 

50  Allen,  Thomas . 

51  Dockrill,  Charles  W. 

52  Lodge,  Wilson  W  .  .  . 

58  Paisley,  Charles  H  . 
54  Sellars,  Joseph . 


1867. 

55  Ackilian,  Samuel  R.  . 

56  Mills.  Edwin . 


1868. 

57  Johnson,  Levi  S  . . . . 

1869. 

58  Weddall,  Richard  W 

1870. 

59  Betts,  John  F . 

60  Brewer,  Waldron  W. 

61  Clarke,  Henry  J  . . . . 

62  Dobson,  William..  . . 

63  James,  Silas . 

64  Maggs,  William . 

1871. 


65  Berrie,  J  ohn  C . 

66  Crisp,  'Robert . 

67  Ellis,  John . 

6S  Fisher,  George  W . 

69  Hamilton,  Charles  W 

70  Harrison,  William  .  .  , 

71  Lucas  Aquila . . 

72  Marshall,  Thomas.  . .  . 

73  Tippett,  William . 


1877 


1872. 

74  Baker,  Hibbert  R. . .  . 

75  Baxendale,  John  T.. . 

76  Campbell,  George  M  .  . 

77  Crisp,  James . 

78  Shrewsbury,  A.  R.  B, 

79  Turner,  Edwin  C . 

1873. 

80  Bell,  Edward . 

81  Chappell,  Benjamin  . . 

82  Lawson,  William  .  .  . . 

83  Penna,  William  R.  .  .  . 

1874. 

84  Collwell,  Septimus  E. 


85  Copping,  Bernard . LOC. 

86  Freeman,  Frederick . loo. 

87  Jenkins,  Edward . loo. 

88  Lodge,  Douglas  H . 


90  Opie,  Richard . . . 

91  Tinliug,  John . dp. 

1875. 

92  Fielder,  William . loo. 


93  Goldsmith,  John . 

94  Hicks,  Thomas . 

95  King,  John  K . 

96  Kirby,  William  J . 

97  Pepper,  William  J . 

98  Stebbings,  Thomas . 

99  Steele,  George . 

100  Wass,  William . 

101  Williams,  Theophilus  L 

1876. 

102  Knight,  Matthew  R  . . . 

103  Penna,  Henry . 


1877 
1880 

1878 


1877 

1877 


LIST  OF  PROBATIONERS 

CONNECTED  WITH  THE 

♦ 

NEW  BRUNSWICK  AND  PRINCE  EDWARD  ISLAND  CONFERENCE,  JUNE,  1830 

SHOWING  THE  YEAR  WHEN  THEIR  MINISTRY  COMMENCED. 


1879. 

6  Bell,  Artemus  . . 

7  Johnson,  William  E. 

8  Moore,  D.  Davies. . . . 

9  McCully,  Alonzo  D.. 

10  Wadman,  John  W. . 

1880. 

1 1  Gregg,  Sampson  B.  .  . 

12  Pierce,  Thomas . 


1  Estey,  John  F . 

1877. 

2  Hagarty,  Albert . 

3  Thomas,  Wallace  B.. 

4  Wells,  Cyrus  S . 

1878. 

5  Rogers,  Fritz  Roy 


9 


MINISTERS  &  PROBATIONERS  FOR  THE  MINISTRY, 

/ 

CONNECTED  WITH  THE 

ihtutsimrk  &  fS.  (Id.  $.  Coitfmna, 

1874  to  1880. 


A. 


ACKMAN,  SAMUEL  K. 

1867. 


1874  Hampton .  l 

75  Carlton .  3 

78  Milltown .  1 

79  Cornwall .  2 


ALLEN,  JOHN  S. 
1862. 


1874  Pownal,  P.E. L._ .  3 

77  Baie  Verte .  3 

80  Gibson .  1 


ALLEN,  THOMAS. 
1866. 


1874  Jerusalem  .  2 

76  Hampton .  1 

77  Upham .  2 

79  Andover .  2 


B. 

BAKER,  HIBBERT  R.,  B. A. 
1872.— r.  f.  c.  &  o.  1876. 


1874  St.  James  .  1 

75  Coverdale .  1 

76  Havelock.. .  . .  2 

78  Little  York,  P.E. L  7  7  3 


BARRATT,  GEORGE  M. 

1836. 

1874  Carlton . (sup’y.)  5 

Died  August  14th,  1878,  aged 
67  years. 


BAXENDALE,  JOHN  T. 
1872. — r.  f.  c.  &  0.  1878. 

1874  Deer  Island .  1 

75  Mount  Allison  YVes.  Col.  3 

78  St.  James .  2 

80  Elgin .  1 


BELL,  ARTEMAS. 

R.  on  t.  1879. 

1879  On  reserve  list .  1 

80  Deer  Island .  1 


BELL,  EDWARD. 

0.  1873.— r.  on  t.  1874.— 
R.  f.  c.  &  0.  1877. 


1873  Canterbury .  2 

75  Hartland  .  1 

76  Coverdale .  1 

77  Jerusalem .  2 

79  Montague . 2 


BERRIE,  JOHN  CHARLTON. 

1871.— R.  f.  c.  &  0.  1875. 
1874  No  Station — ill  health..  1 

75  Little  York.  P.E. 1 .  3 

78  Murray  Harbour,  P.E. I.  3 


BETTS,  JOHN  F. 
1870.— r.  f.  0.  &  0.  1874. 

1874  Salisbury .  3 

77  Summerside,  P.E. 1 .  2 

79  Sussex .  2 


BREWER,  WALDRON  W. 
1870. — r.  f.  c.  &  o.  1874. 


1874  Andover .  2 

76  Bathurst .  1 

77  Fredericton .  2 

79  Marysville .  2 


BUR  WASH,  JOHN,  M.A. 
1863. 

1874  )  Prof.  Nat.  Science, 
to  l  Mount  Allison 
80  )  Wesleyan  College. 


c. 


CAMPBELL,  GEORGE  M. 
1872.— r.  f.  c.  &  0.  1876. 


1874  Nashwaak  &  Boiestown..  1 

75  Nashwaak .  1 

76  Kingsclear . * .  1 

77  Kingsclear  and  Lincoln .  1 

78  Newcastle .  1 

7  9  Charlottetown .  1 

80  Pownal .  1 


CHAPMAN,  DOUGLAS. 
1859. 

1874  Point  de  Bute .  2 

76  Point  de  Bute. .  .(sttp’y.)  1 

77  Sackville .  3 

80  St.  Andrews  .  1 


Chairman  of'District,  1877-78. 


CHAPPELL,  BENJAMIN,  B.  A. 


c.  1873.— r.  on  t.  1874. 

R.  f.  c.  &  o.  1877. 

1873  . 1 

74  Shediae .  2 

76  St.  John,  Carmarthen  St.  3 
79  Portland .  2 


A  graduate  of  Mount  Allison 
Wesleyan  College — B.A.,  1873. 


CLARK,  HENRY  J. 

1870.— r.  f.  0.  &  0.  1874. 

1874  Murray  Harbour,  P.E.I.  1 

75  Margate,  P.E.I . .  2 

77  Tintramar .  2 

79  Kingsclear .  2 


CLARK,  JOHN  A.,  M.A. 
1863. 

1874  St.  John . (sup’y.)  2 

76  St.  John — Germain  St..  1 

77  Carleton . (sup’y.)  4 


NEW  BRUNSWICK  AND  PRINCE  EDWARD  ISLAND  CONFERENCE. 


777 


COLPITTS,  WESLEY  W. 
1862. 


1874  Nashwaak .  2 

76  Boiestown .  3 

7 9  Woodstock .  2 


Financial  Secretary,  1880. 

COLTER,  JOHN  J. 
I860. 


1874  St.  Martin’s  . . . .  (sup’y.)  2 

76  Florenceville . 3 

79  Salisbury .  1 


SO  St.  Martin’s  ....  (sup’y.  )  1 

COLWELL,  SEPTIMUS  E. 
c.  1874. — r.  on  t.  1876. — 
b.  f.  c.  &  o.  1879. 

1874  . i 

75  St.  George  ...  .  1 

76  Boeabec .  1 

)  /  Mt.  Allison  Wes.  College  2 

79  Baie  du  Yin .  1 

80  St.  James .  1 

COM  BEN,  CHARLES. 
1855. 

1874  Hillsboro’ .  2 

7 6  Dorchester .  3 

79  Upharn .  2 

COPPING,  BERNARD, 
c.  1874.—  r.  on  t.  1875. 

1874  . i 

75  Grand  Lake . . .  1 

76  Mt.  Allison  Wes.  College  1 

77  Dropped. 


CURRIE,  DUNCAN  DUNBAR. 


1853. 

1874  Charlottetown,  P.E.  I...  2 
76  Moncton .  3 

79  Editor  Wesleyan .  1 

80  St.  John — Centenary.. .  .  1 


Secretary  of  Conference,  1874. 

President  of  Conference,  1875. 

Secretary  of  Children’s  Fund, 
1874  to  1878. 

Chairman  of  District,  1874  to 
1876. 

Delegate  to  Second  General 
Conference,  Montreal,  1878. 

Elected  Editor  of  Wesleyan  for 
the  Quadrennium,  1878  to  1882, 
but  resigned  after  filling  the  office 
for  one  year. 


DANIEL,  HENRY. 

1830. 

1874  St.  John . (sup’y.)  4 

78  Fredericton  ....  (sup’y.)  2 
80  St.  John.. .....  .(sup’y.)  1 

DEINSTADT,  THOMAS  J. 


1863. 

1874  Moncton .  2 

76  Tryon,  P.E.l  .  3 

79  Summerside,  P.E.l .  2 


Financial  Secretary,  1879  and 
1880. 


DUTCHER,  CHARLES  W.  T. 
1862. 


1874  Sussexvale .  2 

76  Hillsboro’  .  3 

79  Mill  town .  2 


Financial  Secretary,  1876  to  1880. 

E. 


ELLIS,  JOHN. 

1871. — R.  f.  c.  &  o.  1875. 


1874  Baie  Verte .  1 

75  Dalhousie  .  1 

76  Benton .  1 

77  St.  Martin’s  ....  (sup’y.  )  1 


Died  July  26tli,  1877,  aged  32 
years. 


ESTEY,  JOHN  F. 
o.  1875. — u.  on  t.  1876. 

1875  Jacksonville  .  2 

77  Boiestown .  1 

78  Mount  Allison  Wes.  Col.  3 

EVANS,  EDWIN. 

1860. 

1874  St.  John .  2 

76  St.  Stephen. .  3 

79  Fredericton .  2 


Chairman  of  District,  1876  to 
1880. 

President  of  Conference,  1880. 


FIELDER,  WULLIAM 
c.  1875. — e.  on  t.  1876. 


1875  . .  1 

7  6  Charlottetown .  1 

77  Located. 


FISHER,  GEORGE  W. 
1874. — oed.  1874. — e.f.c.  1875. 


1874  Grand  Lake .  3 

77  Gibson .  2 

79  Point  de  Bute .  2 


FREEMAN,  FREDERICK, 
c.  1874. — e.  on  t.  1875. 

1874  . .  1 

75  Egmont,  P.E.l .  1 

76  Mount  Allison  Wes.  Col.  1 

7  8  Coverdale .  2 

79  Nashwaak .  1 

80  Located. 


G. 

GOLDSMITH,  JOHN. 


c.  1875. — e.  on  t.  1876. 
e.  f.  c.  &  o.  1879. 

1875  . .  1 

76  Mount  Stewart,  P.E.l.  .  2 
78  Bideford .  3 


CO WPERTH WAITE,  HUM¬ 
PHREY  PICKARD,  M.A. 


1861. 

1874  Tryon,  P.E.l .  2 

76  Cornwall,  P.E.l .  3 

79  Charlottetown,  P.E.l...  2 


Financial  Secretary,  1874  to 
1878. 

Chairman  of  District,  1879  and 
1880. 

Journal  Secretary  of  Confer¬ 
ence,  1878  and  1879. 


CRISP,  JAMES. 

1872. — k.  f.  c.  &  o.  1876. 

1874  Miramichi .  1 

yg  f  Newcastle.  ...  3  mo.  } 

\  Charlottetown  9  mo.  j  1 

76  Andover .  3 

79  Keswick .  2 


CRISP,  ROBERT  S. 
1871.—  R.  f.  c.  &  o.  1875. 
1874  Charlottetown,  P.E.l...  1 
(  Charlottetown  3  mo.  )  . 
(  Chatham  ....  9  mo.  (  * 

76  Chatham .  1 

77  Jacksonville .  3 

80  Sheffield .  1 

Financial  Secretary,  1876. 


DOBSON,  WILLIAM. 
1870. — r.  f.  c.  &  o.  1874. 


1874  Hopewell .  1 

75  Jacksonville .  2 

77  Sheffield .  3 

80  Hopewell  and  Alma  ....  1 


DOCKRILL,  CHARLES  W. 
1866. 

1874  Welsfurd .  l 

75  Withdrew. 


DUKE,  JAMES  A. 
1857. 


1874  Richibucto .  3 

7  7  Gagetown .  3 

80  Kingston .  1 


Chairman  of  District,  1876. 


DUNCAN,  ROBERT. 
1853. 


1874  St.  John . .  2 

76  Marysville .  3 

79  Moncton .  2 


Financial  Secretary,  1874-75. 
Chairman  of  District,  1876  to 

1880. 

President  of  Conference,  1876. 


MINISTERS  AND  PROBATIONERS. 


778 


GREGG,  SAMSON  B.,  B.  A. 
r.  on  t.  1880. 

1880  Campbell .  1 

A  graduate  of  Mount  Allison 
Weslevan  Col.,  Sackville,  N.  B. 
— B.A.,  1880. 


HOWIE,  ISAAC. 
1864. 

1874'  Florenceville . 

75  Hopewell . 

77  Bathurst . 

80  Richibucto . 


KING,  JOHN  K. 
r.  on  t.  1875. — okd.  1878. — 
x  |  a.  f.  c.  1879. 

2  11875  Mount  Allison  Wes.  Coll.  1 


3  1  76  Elgin .  3 

1  79  Boiestovvn .  2 


H. 


HAGARTY,  ALBERT, 
a.  on  t.  1877. 

1877  Coverdale  .  1 

78  Souris .  2 

80  No  station — ill  health  .  .  1 


HAMILTON,  CHARLES  W. 

1871.— a.  f.  c.  &  o.  1875. 
1874  Mount  Allison  Wes.  Col.  1 


75  Summerside,  P.  E.  I..  .  .  2 

77  St.  Martin’s .  2 

79  Hillsboro’ .  2 

HARRISON,  FREDERICK  W. 
1861. 

1874  Woodstock . (sup’y.)  1 

75  St.  David’s  .  2 

77  St.  Andrew’s .  3 

80  Jacksonville  . .  .  .(sup’y.)  1 


Secretary  of  Conference,  18  79. 
Financial  Secretary,  1878-79. 


HARRISON,  GEORGE. 
1861. 

1874  Baie  Verte .  3 

77  St.  David’s .  3 

80  Bedeque .  1 

HARRISON,  WILLIAM. 
1871.— a.  f.  o.  &  o.  1875. 

1874  Coverdale .  1 

75  Deer  Island .  2 

77  Richmond .  3 

80  Gagetown .  1 


HART,  JOSEPH. 

1853. 

1874  Sackville .  2 

76  St.  John — Exmouth  St..  3 
79  St.  John — Centenary.  .  .  1 


Financial  Secretary,  1874  and 
1875. 

Journal  Secretary  of  Confer¬ 
ence,  1876  and  1877. 

Chairman  of  District,  1878. 

President  of  Conference  1878. 

Delegate  to  the  General  Con¬ 
ference  at  Montreal,  1878. 

Died  March  19th,  1880,  aged 
47  years. 


HICKS,  THOMAS. 

R.  on  t.  1875. — r.  f.  c.  &o.  1879. 


1875  Baie  Verte .  2 

77  Deer  Island .  3 

80  Shediac .  1 


HUESTIS,  GEORGE  O. 
1846. 

1874  Cornwall,  P.  E.  1 .  2 

76  Nova  Scotia  Conference. 


HUMPHREY,  STEPHEN,  M.  A 
1856. 

1874  Moncton . (sup’y.)  1 

Died  April  16th,  1875,  aged 
46  years. 

J. 


JAMES,  SILAS. 
1870. — e.  f.  c.  &  o.  1875. 


1874  Tobique .  3 

77  Grand  Lake .  3 

80  Apohaqui .  1 


JENKINS,  EDWARD, 
c.  1874. — e.  on  t.  1875. 

1874  — . . .  1 

75  Marysville .  1 

76  Newcastle .  2 

78  Located — ill-health. 


JOHNSON,  LEVI  S. 

1868. 

1874  Alberton,  P.E.1 .  1 

75  Welsford .  3 

78  Nashwaak .  3 


JOHNSON,  WM.  E.,  B. A. 
e.  on  t.  1879. 

1879  Coverdale .  1 

80  Hopewell  and  Alma.  .  .  .  1 
A  graduate  of  Mount  Allison 
Wesleyan  College — B.A.,  1878. 


JOST,'  JEREMIAH  V. 
1837. 

1874  Charlottetown  .. (sup’y.)  7 

K. 


KENNEDY,  DAVID,  S.T.D. 


1860. 

1874  Montreal  Conference ....  1 

75  Sackville  —  Vice-Princi¬ 

pal  Male  Academy..  .  .  1 

76  Sackville-Associate-Prin. 

Ma'e  Academy .  2 

78  Sackville — Prin.  Ladies’ 
Academy .  3 


KIRBY,  WILLIAM  J. 
c.  1875.— k.  on  x.  1876.— 
e.  f.  c.  k  o.  1879. 

1875  . .  1 

76  Stanley .  2 

78  St.  John  —  Carmarthen 

Street  .  1 

79  St.  Martin’s .  1 

80  Bayfield .  1 


KNIGHT.  MATTHEW 
RICHEY,  B.A. 
o.  1876. — e.  on  t.  1877-  — 
e.  f.  c.  &  o.  1879. 

1876  Margate,  P.  E.  I .  1 

77  Souris,  P.E.1 .  1 

78  St.  John — Centenary -  1 

79  Gibson .  1 

80  Jacksonville .  1 


A  graduate  of  Mount  Allison 
Wesleyan  College — B.A.  1875. 

L. 


LATHERN,  JOHN. 

1855. 

1874  Nova  Scotia  Conference..  2 

76  Charlottetown .  3 

79  Nova  Scotia  Conference. 


LAWSON,  WILLIAM, 
c.  1873. — r.  on  t.  1874. — 
e.  f.  c.  &  o.  1878. 


1873  Deer  Island .  1 

74  St.  John  Mission .  2 


76  Mount  Allison  Wes.  Coll.  2 
78  Mount  Stewart,  P.E.1.  .  3 


Le  PAGE,  ALFRED  E. 
1864. 

1874  Margate,  P.E.1 .  1 

75  Murray  Harbour,  P.  E.I.  3 
7  8  W  elsford .  3 

LODGE,  DOUGLAS  H. 
o.  1874.— r.  on  t.  1875.— 
e.  f.  c.  &  o.  1878. 

1874  . 1 

75  Souris,  P.  E.  1 .  2 

7  7  Montague .  2 

79  Derby .  2 

LODGE,  WILSON  W. 

1866. 

1874  Apohaqui .  3 

77  Salisbury .  2 

79  Fairville .  2 


NEW  BRUNSWICK  AND  PRINCE  EDWARD  ISLAND  CONFERENCE. 


779 


LUCAS,  AQU1LA. 

1S71- — r.  f.  c.  &  o.  1875. 

1874  Cornwall,  P.  E.1 .  1 

75  Albei'ton,  P.  E.1 .  3 

78  Havelock .  3 


M. 


MAGGS,  WILLIAM. 
1870. — r.  f.  c.  &  o.  1874. 


1874  Kingston .  3 

77  Pownal,  P.E.  1 .  3 

80  Margate .  1 


MANATON,  CHARLES  H. 


r.  on  t.  1875. — R.  f.  c.  &  o.  1878. 

1874  Mount  Allison  Wes.  Coll.  2 

76  Grand  Lake .  I 

77  Arthurette .  1 

78  Kingsclear .  1 

79  Elgin .  1 

80  Coverdale .  1 


MARSHALL,  THOMAS. 
1871. — ord.  1874. — r.  f.  o.  1875- 

1874  Benton .  2 

76  Keswick .  3 

79  Dorchester .  2 


Financial  Secretary,  1879  and 
1880. 


MILLS,  EDWIN. 


1867. 

1874  Havelock .  2 

76  Point  de  Bute .  3 

79  Florence ville .  2 


MOORE,  DANIEL  DAVIES 
r.  on  t.  1879. 

1879  St.John — City  Mission. .  2 
A  graduate  of  Mount  Allison 
Wesleyan  College — B.A.,  1879. 


Me. 


McCarty,  william. 


1845. 

1874  Dorchester  ....... _  2 

76  St.  John . (sup’y.  )  2 


Chairman  of  District,  1874, 
1875. 

Died  November  17th,  1877, 
aged  62  years. 

McCULLY,  ALONZO  D.,  B.  A. 
r.  on  t.  1879. 

1879  Baie  Verte .  1 

80  Mount  Allison  Wes.  Coll.  1 


McKEOWN,  HEZEKIAH. 
1853. 


1874  Fredericton .  3 

77  Chatham .  2 


79  St.  Jolm — Exmouth  St..  2 
Chairman  of  District,  1874, 
1875,  1877,  1878,  1879. 
Financial  Secretary,  1876. 
President  of  the  Conference, 
1879. 

N. 

N A  RR A WA Y,  JAMES  R. ,  M .  A. 
1841, 

1874  St.  John . (sup’y.)  7 

o. 


OPIE,  RICHARD. 

0.  1874. — R.  on  t.  1875. — 
r.  f.  c.  &  o.  1878. 


1874  St.  Martins .  2 

76  Shediac .  2 

78  Arthurette .  3 


P. 

PAISLEY,  CHARLES  H.,  M.A. 


1866. 

1874  Bathurst .  1 

75  Florenceville .  1 

76  Woodstock .  3 

7 9  Principal  Male  Academy, 

Sackville .  2 


Fin  an  cial  S  ecretary ,  1877, 1878. 
Secretary  of  Conference,  1878. 
Delegate  to  General  Confer¬ 
ence,  Montreal,  1878. 

PARKER,  ISAAC  NEWTON. 
1862. 


1874  Gagetown .  3 

77  Richibucto .  3 

80  Bathurst .  1 


Financial  Secretary,  1877  to 
1879. 

PAYSON,  GEORGE  B. 
1853. 

1874  N  ova  Scotia  Conference  .  2 


76  Jerusalem .  1 

77  Kingston .  3 

80  Woodstock . (sup’y.)  1 


PENNA,  HENRY. 
r.  on  t.  1876. — r.  f.  o.  &  o.  1880. 
1876  Egmont,  P.E. 1 .  2 

78  Canterbury .  1 

79  Tabusintac .  1 

80  Upper  Kent .  1 


PENNA,  WILLIAM. 

1873. — r.  f.  o.  &  o.  1877. 
1874  Georgetown,  P.E. 1 .  2 

76  Dalhousie .  1 

77  Upper  Kent .  3 

80  Salisbury .  1 


PEPPER,  WILLIAM  ROGERS. 
r.  on  t.  1875. — R.  f.  o.  &  o.  1879. 
1875  Derby .  1 

76  St.  Martins .  1 

77  Bocabec .  2 

79  Tintramer .  1 

80  Northampton  &  Canter¬ 

bury  .  1 


PERCIVAL,  WILLIAM  W. 


1861. 

1874  St.  David’s . 1 

75  Milltown .  3 

78  Bedeque,  P.  E.  1 .  2 

80  Sackville .  1 


Financial  Secretary,  1875  to 
1877. 


PHINNEY,  JOHN  S. 
1851. 

1874  Bedeque,  P.E. I .  1 

7  5  BathuiAt .  1 

76  Fairville .  3 

79  Tryon,  P.E. 1 .  2 

Chairman  of  District,  1875. 


PICKARD,  HUMPHREY,  D.D. 
1836. 

1874  Agent  Endowment  Fund  2 

7  6  Sackville .  1 

77  Sackville . (sup’y.)  2 

79  Book  Steward,  Halifax..  1 

80  Sackville . (sup’y.)  1 

Delegate  to  General  Confer¬ 
ence,  Montreal,  1878.  Elected 
Book  Steward  for  the  Quadren- 
nium,  187S  to  1882,  but  at  the 
end  of  one  year  he  resigned  that 
office. 

PIERCE,'  THOMAS. 
r.  on  t.  1880. 

1880  Margate,  P.E.  I . 


POPE,  HENRY,  D.D. 

1844. 

1874  St.  John — Centenary....  2 

76  St.  John . (sup’y.)  5 

Chairman  of  District,  1874  and 
1875. 

President  of  Conference,  1874. 
Delegate  to  General  Confer¬ 
ence,  Montreal,  1878.  • 

The  honorary  degree  of  Doctor 
in  Divinity  was  conferred  upon 
him  by  Mount  Allison  Wesleyan 
College,  1877. 


780 


MINISTERS  AND  PROBATIONERS. 


PRINCE,  JOHN. 
1845. 


1874  St.  Stephen .  2 

76  Sussex  Vale .  3 

79  St.  John . (sup’y.)  2 


Chairman  of  District,  1874  to 
1877. 

President  of  Conference,  1877. 
Delegate  to  General  Confer¬ 
ence,  Montreal,  1878. 

E. 


READ,  JOHN. 

1857. 

1874  Nova  Scotia  Conference  .  5 

79  St.  John — (Jueen  Square  2 

ROGERS,  EITZ  ROY. 

R.  on  t.  1878. 

1878  Mount  Allison  Wes  Coll.  2 

80  Dropped. 


s 


SELLAR,  JOSEPH,  M.A. 


1866. 

1874  Woodstock .  1 

75  Bedeque,  P.  E.1 .  3 

78  Alberton,  P.E.I .  3 


SHREWSBURY,  ABRAHAM 
R.  B. 

1872.— p„.  f.  c.  &  o.  1876. 
1874  Summerside,  P.E.1 .  1 

75  Canterbury .  l 

76  Derby .  3 

79  Jerusalem .  2 


SLACKEORD,  ELIAS. 
1861. 

1874  Sheffield .  3 

77  Margate,  P.E.I  . .  3 

80  St.  David’s .  1 


SMALLWOOD,  FREDERICK. 

1837. 

1874  Charlottetown  ..  (sup’y.)  7 

SPRAGUE,  HOWARD,  M.A. 
1862. 

1874  St.  John — Germain  St..  2 
76  St.  John — Centenary....  3 
79  St.  Stephen .  2 


SPRAGUE,  SAMUEL  W. 

1838. 

1874  Carleton .  1 

75  Hampton .  1 

7  6  Hampton . (sup’y.  )  1 

77  Upham . (sup’y.)  4 

STE BRINGS,  THOMAS, 
c.  1875.— r.  on  t.  1876.— 

R.  f.  c.  &  0  1880. 

1875  - , . .  1 

76  Hartland . q 

77  Baie  Verte . '  ‘ '  ’  j 

78  Mt.  Allison  Wes.  Coll  2 

80  Souris,  P.E.I... .  "7 


STEEL,  GEORGE. 

R.  on  t.  1875. — r.  f.  c.  &o.  1879. 


1875  Tintramer .  2 

77  Charlottetown .  2 

79  Newcastle .  2 


STEWART,  CHARLES,  D.D. 
1852. 

1874  1  Prof,  of  Theology, 
to  >  Mount  Allison 
80  )  Wesleyan  College. 


T. 


TAYLOR,  JAMES. 
1846. 


1874  Mill  town .  1 

75  Woodstock .  1 


76  Nova  Scotia  Conference. 
Financial  Secretary,  1874, 1875. 


TAYLOR,  ROBERT  H. 
1862. 

1874  Jacksonville .  1 

75  Withdrew. 


TEED,  STEPHEN  T. 
1856. 


1874  Fairville .  2 

7  6  Portland .  3 

7  9  Chatham .  2 


Financial  Secretary,  1876  to 

1878. 

Chairman  of  District,  1879, 
1880. 


THOMAS,  WALLACE  B. 

R.  on  t.  1877. 

1877  Baie  du  Vin .  2 

79  Sliediac .  1 

80  Mount  Allison  Wes.  Coll.  2 

TINLING,  JOHN. 

0.  1874.— r.  on  T.  1875. 

1874  . 1 

75  St.  James .  2 

77  Located. 


TIPPETT,  WILLIAM. 
1871. — r.  f.  c.  &  0.  1877. 
1874  Mount  Allison  Wes.  Coll.  3 

77  Campbellton .  3 

80  Charlottetown,  P.E.I.  .  .  1 


TURNER,  EDWIN  C. 
1872.— r.  f.  c.  &  0.  1877. 

1874  Hartland .  1 

75  Mt.  Allison  Wes.  Coll. .  .  2 

77  Woodstock .  1 

78  Northampton  &  Benton.  1 

79  Northampton  &  Canter¬ 

bury .  l 

80  Richmond .  1 

TWEEDY,  WILLIAM. 
1851. 

1874  St.  Andrew’s .  3 

77  Apohaqui .  3 

80  Grand  Lake .  1 


w. 


WADMAN,  JOHN  W.,  B.A. 
r.  on  t.  1879. 

1879  Margate,  P.E.I .  2 

A  graduate  of  Mount  Allison 
Wesleyan  College — B.A.,  1879. 

WASS,  WILLIAM. 

0.  1875. — R.  on  t.  1876. — 


r.  f.  c.  &  0.  1879. 

1875  . 1 

76  Canterbury .  2 

78  Margate,  P.E.I .  1 

79  Bocabec .  2 


WATERHOUSE,  JOHN. 
1858. 

1874  Miramichi .  1 

75  Chatham .  1 

76  Removed  to  England. 


Chairman  of  District,  1875. 
Note. — He  is  now  (1879)  sta¬ 
tioned  at  Sowerby  Bridge,  on  the 
Halifax  District,  English  Con¬ 
ference. 


WEDDALL,  RICHARD. 

1839. 

1874  Fredericton . (sup’v.)  2 

Died  1875,  aged  64  years. 

WEDDALL,  RICHARD  W., 
B.A. 

1869. 


1874  Kingsclear .  1 

75  Keswick .  1 

76  Nashwaak .  2 

78  Carleton .  3 


Financial  Secretary,  1879  and 
1880. 

WELLS,  CYRUS  SAMUEL. 


R.  on  t.  1877. 

1877  Try  on,  P.E.I .  1 

78  Shediac . - .  1 

79  Hopewell  and  Alma  ....  1 

80  Baie  du  Vin  &Tabusintac  1 


WILLIAMS,  THEOPHILUS  L. 


0.  1875.— r.  on  t.  1876.— 

R.  f.  c.  &  0.  1880. 

1875  . . . .  j 

76  Baie  du  Yin .  1 

77  Mt.  Allison  Wes.  College  2 

79  Northampton  and  Can¬ 

terbury  . .  x 

80  St.  Martins .  1 


WILSON,  ROBERT. 

1854. 

1874  Marysville .  1 

75  Gibson .  2 

77  Hopewell .  3 

SO  Baie  du  Vin .  1 

Financial  Secretary,  1874. 


THE 


CIRCUITS  AND  MISSIONS 

OF  THE 

|bto  Inmstmck  &  (6.  $.  Cmtfmitu, 

SHOWING  THE  NAMES  OF  THE  MINISTERS  WHO  HAVE  LABOURED  THEREON, 
THE  NUMBER  OF  PREACflING  PLACES,  THE  NUMBER  OF  MEMBERS, 

AND  THE  SUMS  CONTRIBUTED  FOR  THE  CONTINGENT, 
EDUCATIONAL,  SUPERNUMERARY  AND  MIS¬ 
SIONARY  FUNDS  ON  EACH  CIRCUIT 
FOR  EACH  YEAR, 

FROM  ITS  ORGANIZATION  IN  187T  TO  THE  YEAR  1880. 


Note.— For  the  history  of  the  Circuits  here  named,  prior  to  1874,  see  Conference  of  Eastern  Britis 

America,  page  402. 


A. 


ALBERTON. 


Year 

Names  of  Ministers. 

Ap¬ 

point¬ 

ments. 

No.  of 

Funds. 

Members. 

Conting. 

Educa. 

Sup.  M. 

Miss'y. 

1874 

Levi  S.  Johnson . 

47 

$3  50 

$1  26 

$1  41 

$42  10 

75  AquiJa  Lucas . 

15 

147 

3  50 

1  50 

1  50 

1.20  50 

76 

Aquila  Lucas . 

11 

142 

3  50 

2  32 

51  57 

77 

Aquila  Lucas . 

11 

120 

3  50 

1  80 

2  80 

67  21 

78 

Joseph  Sellar,  M.A . 

11 

126 

3  50 

1  50 

2  07 

91  57 

/9  Joseph  Sellar,  M.A . 

9 

155 

3  50 

1  50 

2  07 

33  21 

80 

J.  Sellar,  M.A.,  Jno.  W.  Waclman,B.A 

9 

147 

3  50 

1  50 

2  10 

37  74 

1874 

Waldron  W.  Brewer . 

ANDC 

)VER. 

24 

5  50 

1  75 

4  05 

15  36 

75 

Waldron  W.  Brewer . 

4 

46 

5  50 

1  25 

2  00 

10  00 

76  James  Crisp . 

4 

26 

1  25 

0  75 

6  00 

77 

James  Crisp . 

3 

27 

1  65 

1  7  3 

2  00 

7  60 

.  78  James  Crisp . 

5 

41 

1  60 

12  21 

2  00 

10  00 

79 

Thomas  Allen . 

5 

36 

1  55 

2  39 

2  09 

11  25 

80 

Thomas  Allen . 

5 

37 

1  92 

2  08 

2  10 

10  68 

1874 

75 

Wilson  W.  Lodge . | 

Wilson  W.  Lodge . 

iPOHA 

'8 

QUI. 

140 

5 '66 

1  50 

300 

38  25 

76 

Wilson  W.  Lodge . 

7 

223 

3  (.0 

1  50 

3  00 

41  15 

77 

William  Tweedy . 

6 

193 

3  00 

1  75 

3  00 

32  00 

78 

William  Tweedy . 

6 

168 

3  15 

1  10 

3  25 

31  30 

79 

William  Tweedy . 

8 

160 

3  10 

1  10 

3  15 

30  75 

80 

Silas  James . 

6 

154 

3  05 

1  00 

3  00 

28  00 

782 


CIRCUITS  AND  MISSIONS. 


V 


ARTHURETTE. 


Ap- 

No.  of 

Funds. 

Year 

Names  of  Ministers. 

point- 

ments. 

Members. 

Con  ting. 

Educa. 

Sup.  M. 

Miss’y, 

1877 

7ft 

6 

32 

$6  50 

$0  55 

$0  60 

$2  25 

5 

38 

0  46 

0  55 

0  56 

4  05 

80  Richard  Opie . 

7 

39 

0  51 

0  60 

0  66 

4  29 

B. 


BATE  DU  YERTE. 


1874  George  Harrison,  John  Ellis . 

75  George  Harrison,  Thomas  Hicks . 

76  George  Harrison,  Thomas  Hicks  .... 

77  John  S.  Allen,  Thomas  Stebbings. .  .  . 

78  John  S.  Allen . 

79  Jno.  S.  Allen,  Alonzo  D.  MeCully,  B.A 

SO  Robert  Wilson . 


7 

286 

20 

00 

4 

00 

12 

00 

7 

285  • 

12 

00 

2 

14 

12 

00 

12 

260 

12 

00 

7 

24 

12 

00 

13 

254 

8 

00 

12 

47 

12 

00 

13 

264 

8 

00 

7 

25 

8 

50 

12 

274 

7 

50 

7 

00 

8 

00 

12 

310 

4 

65 

4 

00 

5 

36 

1875  . . . . 

76  Theophilus  L.  Williams 

77  Wallace  B.  Thomas 

78  Wallace  B.  Thomas 

79  Septimus  E.  Cblwell  . . . 

80  Cyrus  S.  W ells . 


BAIE  DU  YIN. 


4 

3 

4 

9 

2  00 

1  18 

4 

31 

2  DO 

1  18 

4 

22 

2  00 

1  18 

4 

22 

1  50 

1  50 

3  00 

1874  Charles  H.  Paisley,  M.A . 

75  John  S.  Phinney  . 

76  Waldron  W.  Brewer . 

77  Isaac  Howie  . 

78  Isaac  Howie  . 

79  Isaac  Howie . 

80  Isaac  N.  Parker . 


BATHURST. 


6 

92 

9  40 

1  85 

5  21 

6 

92 

9  45 

1  90 

5  40 

7 

108 

9  45 

2  06 

5  45 

7 

100 

2  50 

1  00 

5  50 

7 

95 

4  00 

1  00 

5  0U 

7 

95 

2  20 

2  70 

3  00 

7 

86 

1  50 

1  00 

3  00 

1880  William  J.  Kirby 


BAYFIELD. 


57  58 
75  19 
88  65 
91  34 
53  24 
66  77 
55  34 


6  00 
7  25 
7  25 
10  00 


42  65 
63  02 
68  85 
37  11 
45  28 

13  59 

14  60 


BEDEQUE. 


1874  John  S.  Phinney . 

75  Joseph  Sellar,  M.A. .  . . 

76  Joseph  Sellar,  M.A . 

77  Joseph  Sellar,  M.A . 

78  William  W.  Percival . .  . 

79  William  W.  Percival.. . . 

80  George  Harrison . 


8 

186 

15  20 

3  30 

10  69 

8 

153 

15  20 

4  50 

10  75 

7 

212 

15  29 

4  56 

9  00 

7 

210 

16  00 

4  56* 

10  00 

7 

186 

16  00 

7  10 

10  00 

7 

180 

8  00 

5  00 

10  00 

7 

167 

7  00 

6  68 

10  00 

196  27 
242  40 
178  82 
183  21 
203  51 
132  75 
148  90 


BENTON. 


1874  Thomas  Marshall . 

.  . 

.... 

.... 

.... 

75  Thomas  Marshall . 

4 

64 

3  20 

1  42 

3  98 

76  John  Ellis . 

4 

74 

1  27 

1  SI 

1  90 

77  United  with  Northampton . 

4 

55 

1  40 

1  25 

1  35 

BIDEFORD.  (See  Egmont. ) 


1878  John  Goldsmith . 

. I  5  I 

20 

1 

50  | 

1 

60 

13 

00 

79  John  Goldsmith . 

.  10 

60 

1 

60 

1 

70 

9 

00 

80  John  Goldsmith . 

. :  10  1 

65 

1 

70 

0  60 

1 

80 

7 

50 

1876  Septimus  E.  Colwell 

77  William  R.  Pepper. 

78  William  R.  Pepper. 

79  William  Wass . 

80  William  Wass . 


BOCABEC. 


4 

32 

3  50 

2  00 

2  75 

7 

40 

2  00 

3  00 

4  52 

9 

83 

1  00 

1  54 

4  63 

9 

86 

1  82 

1  69 

6  62 

9 

89 

1  82 

1  70 

4  00 

29  54 
25  05 

29  17 
40  48 

30  00 


NEW  BRUNSWICK  AND  PRINCE  EDWARD  ISLAND  CONFERENCE. 


783 


B01EST0WN. 


Year 

Names  of  Ministers. 

Ap¬ 

point¬ 

ments. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Funds. 

Conting. 

Educa. 

Sup.  M. 

Miss’y. 

1876  Wesley  W.  Colpitts . 

11 

48 

$2  10 

$1  95 

$1  95 

$4  00 

77 

Wesley  W.  Colpitts . 

11 

48 

2  00 

1  20 

3  00 

10  00 

78  Wesley  YV.  Colpitts . 

8 

88 

1  80 

1  00 

3  20 

39  13 

79 

John  K.  King . 

8 

89 

1  20 

1  15 

3  00 

6  44 

80 

John  K.  King . 

9 

78 

1  50 

1  69 

3  00 

13  82 

c 


CAMPBELLTON.  ( See  Dalhousie.) 


1877  William  Tippett . 

8 

55 

2 

00 

1 

00 

4 

50 

17 

70 

78  William  Tippett . 

5 

40 

2 

00 

1 

00 

4 

50 

5 

00 

79  William  Tippett . 

6 

40 

1 

00 

3 

00 

1 

00 

2 

00 

80  Samson  B.  Gregg . 

4 

43 

1 

00 

1 

00 

1 

00 

2 

00 

CANTERBURY. 

1874  Edward  Bell . 

91 

6 

00 

2 

00 

8 

00 

26 

82 

75  A.  R.  B.  Shrewsbury . 

7 

51 

2 

80 

1 

10 

5 

23 

18 

64 

76  William  Wass . 

7 

53 

2 

00 

2 

43 

2 

34 

16 

00 

77  William  Wass . 

7 

52 

2 

00 

2 

30 

2  40 

18 

24 

78  Henry  Penna . 

8 

48 

i 

50 

i 

60 

2 

00 

12 

00 

79  United  with  Northampton . 

6 

44 

i 

50 

0 

50 

i 

60 

11 

00 

CHARLOTTETOWN. 

1874  Duncan  D.  Currie . 

4 

846 

52 

00 

19 

00 

50 

00 

895 

71 

75  Duncan  D.  Currie . 

4 

685 

52 

00 

15 

00 

50 

00 

1,831 

03 

76  John  Lathern,  William  Fielder . 

2 

588 

52 

00 

27 

09 

50 

00 

1,709 

69 

77  John  Lathern,  George  Steele . 

2 

606 

52 

00 

59 

58 

50 

00 

1,922 

55' 

78  John  Lathern,  George  Steele . 

2 

590 

*  52 

09 

38 

96 

50 

00 

2,517 

00 

79  H.  P.  Cowperthwaite,  M.A.,  George  M. 

2 

582 

52 

00 

70 

31 

50 

00 

2,014 

20 

Campbell . 

80  H.  P.  Cowperthwaite,  M.  A . 

2 

600 

50 

00 

109 

00 

50 

00 

1,584 

90 

CHATHAM. 

It  was  formerly  Miramichi  Circuit. 

1875  John  Waterhouse . 

10 

no 

10 

70 

12 

21 

13 

09 

246 

21 

76  Robert  S.  Crisp . 

6 

65 

14 

08 

12 

89 

16 

30 

269 

28 

77  Hezekiah  McKeown . 

6 

67 

8 

00 

8 

00 

8 

00 

141 

44 

78  Hezekiah  McKeown . 

2 

116 

8 

00 

11 

00 

8 

00 

142 

39 

79  Stephen  T.  Teed . 

3 

108 

8 

00 

6 

13 

8 

00 

96 

96 

SO  Stephen  T.  Teed . 

3 

92 

4 

75 

13 

75 

9 

01 

101 

59 

CORNWALL. 

1874  George  O.  Huestis,  Aquila  Lucas . 

14 

300 

19 

00 

3 

25 

12 

75 

507 

40 

75  George  0.  Huestis . 

14 

270 

19 

56 

4 

00 

13 

00 

668 

84 

76  Humphrey  P.  Cowperthwaite,  M.A..  . 

14 

264 

19 

56 

16 

00 

12 

00 

626 

78 

77  Humphrey  P.  Cowperthwaite,  M.A. .  . 

7 

145 

12 

00 

7 

00 

6 

00 

387 

10 

78  Humphrey  P.  Cowperthwaite,  M.A. .  . 

7 

220 

12 

00 

7 

10 

6 

00 

319 

34 

79  Samuel  R.  Ackman . 

7 

175 

10  00 

8 

50 

6 

00 

180 

57 

80  Samnel  R.  Ackman . 

7 

182 

3 

00 

5 

50 

6 

00 

61 

92 

COVERDALE. 

1874  William  Harrison . 

75  Hibbert  R.  Baker,  B.A . 

3 

44 

2 

00 

i 

30 

2  39 

2\ 

90 

76  Edward  Bell . 

6 

42 

1 

00 

1 

00 

2 

00 

8 

35 

77  Albert  Hagarty . 

7 

42 

1 

25 

1 

25 

2 

50 

9 

92 

78  Frederick  Freeman . 

7 

59 

0  74 

1 

03 

0 

97 

11 

24 

79  William  E.  Johnson . 

4 

80 

0 

30 

0 

35 

0 

50 

7 

00 

80  Charles  Manaton  . 

7 

81 

1 

31 

0 

22 

0 

51 

. 

784 


CIRCUITS  AND  MISSIONS. 


D. 


DALHOUSIE. 


Year 

Names  of  Ministers. 

Ap¬ 

point¬ 

ments 

No.  of 
Members. 

Funds. 

Conting. 

Educa. 

Sup.  M. 

Miss’y- 

1874 

31 

$5  00 

$3  00 

.... 

75 

John  Ellis . 

7 

30 

5  39 

$2  i4 

4  13 

$25  83 

76 

William  Penna . 

10 

52 

5  40 

2  15 

4  15 

26  75 

77 

See  Campbellton . 

8 

55 

2  00 

1  00 

4  50 

17  70 

DEER  ISLAND. 

1874 

John  T.  Baxendale  . 

.... 

.... 

.... 

75 

William  Plarrison . 

.... 

.... 

.... 

76 

W illiam  H  arrison . 

2 

12 

1  75 

1  50 

2  66 

7  00 

77 

Thomas  Hicks  . 

3 

12 

1  10 

1  15 

1  20 

8  00 

78 

Thomas  Hicks  . 

3 

7 

1  96 

1  50 

2  07 

10  32 

79 

Thomas  Hicks  . 

3 

15 

1  49 

1  00 

1  65 

13  66 

80 

Artemas  Bell . 

3 

20 

1  62 

1  00 

1  70 

13  86 

DERBY. 


1876  Abraham  R.  B.  Shrewsbury . 

9 

88 

.... 

77  Abraham  R.  B.  Shrewsbury . 

6 

82 

2  00 

1  40 

1  60 

78  Abraham  R.  B.  Shrewsbury . 

8 

82 

2  00 

3  82 

1  00 

79  Douglas  H.  Lodge . 

8 

92 

2  00 

1  70 

2  00 

80  Douglas  H.  Lodge . 

6 

80 

1  50 

1  00 

2  00 

95  25 
47  85 
55  43 
59  05 


DORCHESTER. 


1874  William  McCarty . 

52 

7  94 

2  50 

3  30 

31  82 

75  William  McCarty . 

1 

52 

7  94 

3  85 

3  50 

58  70 

76  Charles  Comben . 

6 

52 

7  94 

2  72 

3  50 

49  86 

77  Charles  Comben . 

6 

52 

5  32 

4  15 

4  87 

53  75 

78  Charles  Comben . 

6 

53 

4  82 

4  53 

4  95 

28  72 

79  Thomas  Marshall . 

6 

47 

4  66 

4  93 

5  92 

18  70 

80  Thomas  Marshall . 

6 

81 

3  00 

7  42 

2  40 

19  00 

E. 


1875  Frederick  Freeman 

76  Henry  Penna . 

77  Henry  Penna . 

78  See  Bideford . 


1876  John  K.  King . 

77  John  K.  King . 

78  John  K.  King . 

79  Charles  H.  Manaton 

80  John  T.  Baxendale.  . 


EGMONT. 


5 

35 

4 

16 

5 

20 

5 

20 

ELGIN. 

7 

107 

7 

120 

7 

109 

8 

113 

7 

117 

1  67 

.... 

2  00 

1  67 

1  00 

1  50 

1  60 

1  50 

1  60 

1  28 

1  47 

1  02 

1  46 

1  50 

1  00 

1  50 

2  48 

1  25 

1  07 

1  53 

1  68 

1  50 

2  00 

2  00 

5 

00 

23 

64 

11 

97 

13 

00 

28 

82 

35 

41 

35 

68 

10 

84 

9 

00 

FAIRV1LLE. 


1874  Samuel  T.  Teed . 

75 

6  50 

1  60 

6  00 

75  Stephen  T.  'feed . 

5 

116 

6  75 

2  00 

5  50 

76  John  S.  Phinney . 

5 

102 

5  00 

1  40 

4  00 

77  John  S.  Phinney . 

5 

84 

4  25 

6  65 

5  75 

78  John  S.  Phinney . 

5 

76 

5  40 

6  65 

4  75 

79  Wilson  W.  Lodge . 

5 

80 

4  60 

1  65 

5  00 

80  Wilson  W.  Lodge . . 

4 

79 

4  00 

1  00 

5  00 

27  91 
14  00 
16  00 
41  65 
44  45 
19  35 
17  20 


BRUNSWICK  AND  PRINCE  EDWARD  ISLAND  CONFERENCE.  785 


Year 


1874  John  Howie 

75  Charles  H.  Paisley,  M.A. 

76  John  J.  Colter 

77  John  J.  Colter  .  , 

78  John  J.  Colter .  !  ^ 

79  Edwin  Mills .  . , 

80  Edwin  Mills .  .  7 


FLORENCEVILLE. 


No.  of 
Members. 

127 
131 
148 
142 
152 
162 
144 


1874  Hezekiah  McKeown . 
7  5  Hezekiah  McKeown  . 
76  Hezekiah  McKeown  . 
7/  Waldron  W.  Brewer 

78  Waldron  W.  Brewer 

79  Edwin  Evans . 

80  Edwin  Evans . 


FREDERICTON. 


1 

210 

1 

192 

2 

231 

1 

235 

1 

199 

1 

190 

1 

202 

Funds. 


Con  ting. 

Educa. 

Sup. 

M. 

Missy. 

$6 

00 

$1 

30 

$2 

30 

$23 

72 

6 

00 

1 

00 

2 

40 

34 

70 

3 

00 

1 

25 

6 

10 

48 

19 

3 

00 

1 

94 

1 

50 

58 

OS 

1 

25 

2 

90 

1 

13 

44 

19 

1 

30 

1 

30 

1 

30 

30 

70 

1 

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1 

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1 

42 

33 

87 

40 

00 

20 

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35 

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105 

75 

40 

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00 

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129 

92 

40 

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58 

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35 

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61 

05 

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18 

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35 

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113 

77 

30 

00 

99 

10 

35 

00 

116 

77 

20 

00 

75 

73 

35 

00 

107 

60 

Gr. 


1874  Isaac  N.  Parker  . 

75  Isaac  N.  Parker.. 

76  Issac  N.  Parker  .. 

77  James  A.  Duke  . . 

78  James  A.  Duke  . . 

79  James  A.  Duke.. 

80  William  Harrison 


GAGETOWN. 


6 

6 

6 

6 

4 

5 
5 


74 

86 

81 

74 

58 

64 

64 


7  00 
7  00 

3  82 

4  21 
1  50 
1  50 
1  50 


2  50 
2  50 
1  00 
1  56 
1  00 
1  00 
1  00 


6  00 
6  00 

3  24 

4  34 
2  34 
2  36 
2  40 


21  80 
35  08 
21  10 
17  42 
11  73 
9  18 
9  92 


1874  William  Penna 

75  William  Penna 

76  See  Mount  Stewart . 


GEORGETOWN. 


4  1 

36 

3  51  1 

2  65  I 

4  93  1 

4  1 

28 

3  50 

2  00 

4  25 

4  1 

32 

3  50 

2  00  j 

2  75  j 

10  31 
40  93 
29  54 


1874  . . 

75  Robert  Wilson . 

76  Robert  Wilson . 

77  George  W.  Fisher . 

78  George  W.  Fisher . 

7 9  Matthew  R.  Knight,  B.  A . 

80  John  S.  Allen . 


GIBSON. 


59 

10  00 

36 

2  00 

1  00 

2  00 

64 

2  00 

1  00 

2  00 

50 

2  00 

1  40 

2  00 

54 

2  24 

1  23 

2  33 

52 

1  47 

5  37 

2  45 

77 

2  00 

2  37 

1  80 

13  08 
10  64 
17  00 
20  45 
22  41 
20  00 


GRAND  LAKE, 

1874  George  W.  Fisher . 

75  George  W.  Fisher . 

7  6  George  W.  Fisher . 

77  Silas  James . 

78  Silas  James . 

79  Silas  James . 

80  William  Tweedy . 1  11 


EAST. 


90 

5 

00 

2 

00  3  00 

10 

92 

5 

49 

2 

40  3  46 

8 

87 

5 

00 

2 

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7 

91 

5 

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1 

60  3  20 

11 

101 

1 

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2 

92  3  54 

12 

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1 

30 

4 

10  1  87 

11 

104 

1 

35 

2 

64  1  90 

42  52 
38  15 
30  53 
35  83 
49  44 
42  69 
33  93 


1874  . . 

75  Bernard  Copping  .  .  . 

76  Charles  H.  Manaton. 

77  . . 


GRAND  LAKE,  WEST. 


29 

0  40 

0 

95 

6 

41 

1  50 

0 

50 

1 

09 

6 

39 

1  50 

0 

47 

1 

20 

7 

38 

1  70 

1 

02 

1 

40 

2  46 
2  50 
4  41 


50 


786 


CIRCUITS  AND  MISSIONS. 


H. 


|HAMPTON. — {See  Upham). 


Year 


Names  of  Ministers. 


1874 

75 

76 

77 


Edwin  Turner - - 

Edward  Be.ll . 

Thomas  Stebbings. 
See  Richmond .... 


1874  Samuel  Ackman 

75  Samuel  W.  Sprague 

76  Thomas  Allen . 

77  See  Upham . 


Ap¬ 

point¬ 

ments. 


HARTLAND. 


No.  of 
Members. 

Conting 

122 

$7  '10 

83 

3  50 

60 

3  40 

67 

3  50 

See  Knowlesville. ) 

82 

4  00 

101 

4  00 

63 

3  00 

95 

2  78 

HAVELOCK. 


7 

103 

l"7 

t 

61 

7 

79 

12 

80 

10 

70 

80  Aqnila  Lucas . 

9 

9 

82 

84 

5  60 
5  65 
5  66 
3  50 
1  50 
1  50 
1  29 


1874  Charles  Comben . 

75  Charles  Comben . 

76  Charles  IV.  Dutcher. . 

77  Charles  W.  Dutcher. . 

78  Charles  W.  Dutcher. . 

79  Charles  W.  Hamilton. 

80  Charles  W.  Hamilton. 


HILLSBOROUGH. 


2 

2 

4 

4 

4 

4 

4 


59 

65 

57 

50 

50 

155 

129 


6  17 
6  17 
6  17 
5  00 
4  00 
3  00 
1  50 


HOPEWELL. 


2 

175 

10  00 

2 

150 

1  66 

8 

170 

6  00 

8 

150 

6  00 

6 

150 

7  00 

7 

200 

7  00 

80  Wm.  Dobson,  Wm.  E.  Johnson,  B.A. 

10 

250 

7  00 

Fukps. 


Educa. 

Sup.  M. 

Miss’y. 

$2  85 

$6  70 

$25  44 

1  60 

4  00 

38  40 

1  50 

4  02 

16  20 

2  30 

3  40 

31  97 

1  50 

3  00 

30  46 

1  30 

3  00 

39  40 

1  20 

2  50 

12  67 

1  29 

3  SI 

6  55 

2  70 

2  15 

11  35 

4  50 

2  50 

49  62 

1  50 

2  50 

40  51 

2  80 

2  75 

41  77 

1  00 

1  55 

36  76 

0  80 

2  00 

62  06 

0  85 

2  00 

15  64 

2 

54 

25 

75 

22 

81 

2 

65 

5 

60 

33 

74 

5 

96 

5 

72 

30 

13 

3 

00 

6 

00 

16 

12 

3 

00 

5 

40 

25 

78 

2 

00 

5 

50 

27 

42 

2 

00 

2 

25 

28 

76 

2 

40 

5 

00 

77 

75 

1 

13 

. 

,  , 

29 

18 

3 

00 

2 

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40 

11 

3 

00 

3 

10 

23 

00 

6 

50 

4 

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32 

00 

3 

00 

4 

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32 

73 

3 

00 

4 

00 

24 

77 

J. 


1874 

75 

76 

77 

78 

79 

80 


1874 

75 

76 

77 

78 

79 

80 


Robert  H.  Taylor . 

William  Dobson,  John  F.  Estey 
William  Dobson,  John  F.  Estey. 

Robert  S.  Crisp . 

Roberts.  Crisp . 

Robert  S.  Crisp . 

Matthew  R.  Knight,  B.A . 


JACKSONVILLE. 


6 

152 

8  00 

3  00 

5  00 

6 

160 

8  00 

3  00 

5  00 

6 

200 

8  00 

6  00 

5  00 

6 

201 

5  00 

8  00 

5  50 

5 

110 

3  25 

4  00 

3  00 

5 

135 

3  25 

3  00 

3  00 

5 

135 

3  25 

3  10 

3  00 

64  74 
12  00 
30  00 
40  27 
39  00 
37  00 
37  00 


Thomas  Allen . 

Thomas  Allen . 

George  B.  Payson 

Edward  Bell . 

Edward  Bell . 

A.  R.  B.  Shrewsbury. 
A.  R.  B.  Shrewsbury. 


JERUSALEM. 


7 

64 

4 

00 

2 

00 

1 

75 

2 

74 

7 

66 

4 

50 

1 

20 

1 

90 

11 

53 

7 

65 

3 

00 

1 

20 

2 

00 

13 

30 

9 

68 

3 

26 

1 

24 

2 

15 

13 

68 

9 

59 

3 

50 

1 

25 

2 

25 

9 

70 

9 

60 

1 

60 

1 

40 

1 

50 

14 

00 

9 

74 

1 

10 

1 

25 

1 

15 

5 

20 

NEW  BRUNSWICK  AND  PRINCE  EDWARD  ISLAND  CONFERENCE. 


787 


K 


KESWICK. 


Year 


Names  of 


Ministers. 


Ap¬ 

point¬ 

ments. 


No.  of 
Members. 


1S75  Richard  W.  Weddall,  B.A 

76  Thomas  Marshall . 

77  Thomas  Marshall . 

78  Thomas  Marshall . 

79  J ames  Crisp . 

SO  J  ames  Crisp . 


3 

4 

5 
5 
4 


80 

86 

117 

134 

140 


1874  Richard  W.  Weddall,  B.A 

75  . . 

76  George  M.  Campbell . 

77  George  M.  Campbell . 

78  Charles  H-  Manaton . 

79  Henry  J.  Clarke . 

80  Henry  J.  Clarke . 


KINGSCLEAR. 

94 


6 

3 

4 
6 
6 
6 


97 

40 

47 

62 

50 

59 


1874  William  Maggs. . 
75  William  Maggs  .  . 
7  6  William  Maggs  . . 

77  George  B.  Payson 

78  George  B.  Payson 

79  George  B.  Payson 

80  James  A.  Duke. . 


KINGSTON. 


8 

92 

8 

62 

8 

61 

9 

72 

8 

58 

9 

61 

10 

66 

Funds. 


Conting. 

Educa. 

Sup.  M. 

Miss’y. 

$3 

45 

$1 

67 

$3 

38 

$23 

10 

1 

81 

1 

60 

1 

77 

33 

84 

2 

94 

1 

72 

3 

10 

25 

62 

2 

28 

1 

73 

4 

08 

29 

88 

1 

90 

1 

75 

3 

50 

31 

39 

5 

25 

2 

75 

4 

28 

20 

43 

5 

30 

3 

00 

4 

28 

40 

64 

0 

96 

1 

05 

1 

04 

6 

71 

1 

00 

1 

20 

1 

00 

11 

00 

1 

25 

1 

40 

1 

50 

7 

50 

1 

35 

1 

50 

1 

60 

8 

00 

1 

50 

1 

50 

2 

00 

10 

00 

6 

11 

2 

50 

8 

00 

4 

48 

3 

50 

1 

00 

4 

50 

49 

77 

3 

50 

1 

00 

4 

00 

24 

36 

2 

75 

1 

20 

3 

00 

8 

92 

2 

80 

1 

35 

3 

12 

10 

50 

2 

20 

2 

13 

3 

15 

10 

27 

2 

26 

2 

29 

3 

64 

10 

30 

L. 


1875  John  C.  Berrie . 

76  John  C.  Berrie . 

77  John  C.  Berrie . 

6 

1 

4  97 

5  00 

1  62 

1  62 

4  66 

4  70 

2  58 

2  59 

209  89 
181  80 
116  37 
72  11 

78  Hibbert  R.  Baker,  B.  A  .  . . . 

79  Hibbert  R.  Baker,  B.A.  . 

80  Hibbert  R.  Baker,  B.A . 

5 

5 

5 

113 

112 

119 

7  23 

2  59 

2  60 

M. 


1874  Alfred  E.  Le  Page . 

75  Henry  J.  Clarke . . . 

^6  H.  J.  Clarke,  Matthew  R.  Knight,  B.A. 

77  Elias  Slackford . 

78  Elias  Slackford,  William  Wass . 

79  Elias  Slackford,  John  W.  Wadman  . . 

80  William  Maggs,  Thomas  Pierce . 


MARGATE. 


1 

116 

8 

00 

1 

30 

6 

00 

38 

20 

5 

116: 

8 

00 

2 

55 

19 

66 

118 

25 

7 

134 

8 

00 

2 

00 

3 

00 

44 

50 

6 

115 

8 

00 

1 

53 

3 

06 

30 

25 

6 

120 

8 

00 

2 

00 

3 

50 

61 

43 

8 

123 

8 

00 

2 

00 

3 

50 

51 

02 

8 

151 

8 

00 

3 

00 

4 

00 

59 

89 

1874  Robert  Wilson . 

75  Edward  Jenkins 

76  Robert  Duncan . 

77  Robert  Duncan . 

78  Robert  Duncan . 

79  Waldron  W.  Brewer 

80  Waldron  W.  Brewer 


MARYSVILLE. 


62 

32 

96 

96 

99 

93 

119 


10 

00 

3 

75 

10 

00 

3 

50 

5 

00 

3 

50 

16 

73 

72 

50 

10 

09 

64 

10 

8 

28 

93 

51 

3 

28 

106 

10 

10 

00 

10 

00 

235 

00 

5 

00 

251 

00 

34 

00 

251 

40 

34 

16 

252 

68 

19 

87 

265 

89 

17 

24 

262 

80 

788 


CIRCUITS  AND  MISSIONS. 


MILLTOWN. 


Year 


Names  of  Ministers. 


1874  James  Taylor . 

75  William  W.  Percival . 

76  William  W.  Percival . 

77  William  W.  Percival . 

78  Samuel  R.  Ackman. . . 

79  Charles  W.  Butcher.. 

80  Charles  W.  Dutcher . . 


1874  Thomas  J.  Deinstadt . 

75  Thomas  J.  Deinstadt. 

76  Duncan  D.  Currie - 

77  Duncan  D.  Currie  .. . . 

78  Duncan  D.  Currie.. . . 

79  Robert  Duncan  ...... 

80  Robert  Duncan . 


MONTAGUE. 


1876  Alfred  E.  Le  Page. 

77  Douglas  H.  Lodge. 

78  Douglas  H.  Lodge. 

79  Edward  Bell . 

80  Edward  Bell . 


1876  John  Goldsmith.. 

77  John  Goldsmith.. 

78  William  Lawson . 

79  William  Lawson. 

80  William  Lawson . 


Ap¬ 

point¬ 

ments. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Funds. 

Conting. 

Educa. 

Sup.  M. 

Miss’y- 

4 

164 

$12  60 

$3  40 

$16  00 

$36  52 

4 

166 

20  20 

13  80 

21  00 

40  63 

6 

170 

6  11 

3  46 

7  14 

31  29 

3 

137 

4  50 

2  50 

4  50 

49  25 

5 

132 

4  50 

2  50 

5  00 

26  90 

5 

136 

4  50 

2  50 

5  00 

27  10 

5 

148 

4  00 

2  75 

5  00 

57  30 

MIRAMICHI. 

1  10 

104 

10  69 

7  98 

9  24 

195  16 

1  10 

no 

10  70 

12  21 

13  09 

246  21 

MONCTON. 

1 

135 

9  53 

3  00 

7  50 

58  31 

1 

85 

9  53 

7  00 

7  61 

115  84 

2 

128 

9  40 

6  75 

7  70 

123  69 

2 

121 

9  40 

4  62 

7  87 

106  08 

3 

125 

9  65 

5  84 

8  45 

153  37 

1 

191 

9  65 

5  84 

8  50 

72  50 

3 

187 

6  86 

24  19 

8  75 

57  45 

3 

30 

2  40 

.... 

1  60 

3 

32 

2  40 

1  50 

4 

39 

1  50 

i  oo 

1  50 

JNT  STEWART. 

5 

30 

1  40 

1  00 

7 

46 

2  00 

1  00 

i'50 

6 

40 

0  50 

0  50 

6 

52 

0  50 

1  00 

0  50 

MURRAY  HARBOUR. 


1874  Henry  J.  Clarke..., 

75  Alfred  E.  Le  Page. 

76  Alfred  E.  Le  Page. 

77  Alfred  E.  Le  Page. 

78  John  C.  Berrie 

79  John  C.  Berrie - 

80  John  C.  Berrie  . . . 


2 

32 

3  50 

0  50 

1  00 

2 

47 

3  50 

1  00 

1  50 

2 

35 

3  80 

1  50 

2  00 

4 

55 

4  50 

2  50 

3  50 

2 

47 

3  80 

1  58 

2  15 

2 

48 

4  00 

4  60 

4  52 

2 

53 

4  00 

4  60 

4  50 

12  61 
6  07 
5  50 


16  87 

6  50 

7  50 
7  57 


15  50 
40  00 
60  00 
80  74 
45  12 
71  55 
53  19 


N. 


NASHWAAK. 


1874  Wesley  W.  Colpitts,  Geo.  M.  Campbell 

75  Wesley  W.  Colpitts . 

76  Richard  Weddall,  B.A . 

77  Richard  Weddall,  B.A . 

78  Levi  S.  Johnson . 

79  Levi  S.  Johnson . 

80  Levi  S.  Johnson . 


20 

128 

9  53 

3  25 

4  00 

20 

112 

9  60 

3  25 

4  00 

11 

85 

3  00 

2  00 

3  00 

11 

137 

3  50 

2  00 

3  75  ; 

10 

152 

3  75 

2  50 

4  00 

12 

145 

3  00 

3  50 

2  00 

12 

130 

1  52 

1  50 

1  00 

19  05 
25  49 
10  05 
32  41 
60  00 
61  00 
63  00 


NEWCASTLE. 


1875  James  Crisp . . 

76  Edward  Jenkins . 

77  Edward  Jenkins . 

78  George  M.  Campbell. 

79  George  Steele . 

80  George  Steele . 


3 

108 

8  00 

6  iis 

8  00 

3 

92 

4  75 

13  75 

9  01 

96  96 
101  59 


NEW  BRUNSWICK  AND  PRINCE  EDWARD  ISLAND  CONFERENCE. 


789 


NORTHAMPTON. 


Year  Names  of  Ministers. 

Ap¬ 

point¬ 

ments. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Funds. 

Conting. 

Educa. 

Sup.  M. 

Miss’y. 

1878  Edwin  C.  Turner . 

79  Edwin  C.  Turner,  Theoph.  L.  Williams 

4 

51 

$1  40 

$1  00 

$1  80 

$24  41 

80  William  R.  Pepper . 

10 

77 

2  40 

1  50 

3  00 

26  00 

P. 


POINT  DE  BUTE. 


174  Douglas  Chapman . 

4 

107 

8  30 

3  20 

8  02 

24  82 

7 5  Douglas  Chapman . 

4 

111 

8  30 

3  40 

8  35 

40  82 

76  Edwin  Mills . 

4 

113 

8  40 

5  60 

8  42 

46  62 

77  Edwin  Mills . 

4 

115 

6  54 

9  03 

7  14 

50  44 

78  Edwin  Mills . 

4  ' 

112 

5  02 

2  86 

6  10 

49  60 

79  George  W.  Fisher . 

4 

119 

5  05 

4  50 

6  20 

22  79 

80  George  TV .  Fisher . 

4 

111 

5  27 

2  26 

6  44 

25  18 

POWNAL. 

74  John  S.  Allen . 

4 

89 

11  50 

1  75 

4  42 

13  98 

75  John  S.  Allen . 

4 

96 

11  50 

1  85 

4  50 

33  10 

76  John  S.  Allen . 

4 

119 

11  50 

1  50 

4  50 

18  15 

77  William  Maggs . 

5 

133 

11  50 

2  00 

4  50 

48  00 

7  8  W  llliam  Maggs . 

4 

107 

4  00 

2  00 

4  00 

28  70 

79  William  Maggs . 

4 

103 

4  00 

2  25 

4  00 

30  52 

SO  George  M.  Campbell . 

4 

99 

3  00 

1  50 

4  00 

19  91 

E. 


RICHIBUCTO. 


1874 

75 

76 

77 

78 

79 

80 


James  A.  Duke. 
James  A.  Duke. 
James  A.  Duke . 
Isaac  N.  Parker. 
Isaac  N.  Parker . 
Isaac  N.  Parker  . 
Isaac  Howie  .  .  . 


8 

82 

6 

05 

2 

25 

6 

00 

8 

75 

6 

00 

3 

40 

6 

00 

8 

78 

6 

00 

3 

18 

7 

10 

7 

76 

6 

00 

2 

41 

7 

19 

9 

80 

6 

00 

7 

24 

7 

20 

11 

86 

2 

45 

1 

12 

4 

00 

11 

91 

2 

50 

1 

20 

4 

10 

29  14 
66  31 
63  05 
62  48 
52  29 
16  81 
17  42 


RICHMOND. 


1877  William  Harrison . 

78  William  Harrison . 

5 

105 

2  50 

4  10 

4  11 

79  William  Harrison . 

5 

120 

2  63 

3  00 

4  20 

80  Edwin  C.  Turner . 

4 

114 

2  95 

5  75 

5  50 

34  52 
44  00 
44  25 


s. 


1874  Joseph  Hart . 

75  Joseph  Hart  . 

76  Humphrey  Pickard,  D.D, 

77  Douglas  Chapman" . 

7  8  Douglas  Chapman . . 

79  Douglas  Chapman . . 

SO  William  W.  Percival. . . 


SACKVILLE. 


5 

151 

18  27 

50  65 

15  87 

5 

185 

18  27 

107  39 

16  00 

3 

175 

17  41 

111  24 

16  53 

2 

176 

30  01 

125  54 

46  80 

3 

190 

26  29 

134  36 

50  25 

3 

192 

25  47 

90  75 

48  65 

3 

219 

20  34 

88  25 

40  24 

150  27 
328  55 
374  73 

382  81 
427  29 
469  62 

383  61 


790 


CIRCUITS  AND  MISSIONS. 


SALISBURY. 


Ap- 

No.  of 

Funds. 

Year 

Names  of  Ministers. 

point- 
in  ents. 

Members. 

Conting. 

Educa. 

Sup.  M. 

Miss’y. 

1874 

75 

76 

77 

78 

79 

80 

3 

122 

$6  06 

$7  20 

$2  27 

Ill  15 

3 

164 

6  06 

6  00 

2  35 

55  90 

7 

141 

4  00 

5  50 

2  20 

32  30 

9 

140 

2  92 

3  74 

3  30 

25  67 

6 

135 

2  00 

1  22 

3  00 

26  80 

6 

144 

2  00 

1  00 

3  00 

21  00 

William  Penna . 

7 

108 

1  50 

1  00 

2  04 

6  15 

1874  Benjamin  Chappell.  B.A . 

75  Benjamin  Chappell,  B.A . 

76  Richard  Opie . 

77  Richard  Opie . 

78  Cyrus  Samuel  Wells . 

79  William  B.  Thomas . 

80  Thomas  Hicks . 


SHEDIAC. 


3 

26 

.... 

3 

20 

0  71 

2  34 

i  66 

3 

31 

0  73 

4  20 

1  02 

4 

23 

0  67 

0  96 

1  23  I 

3 

34 

1  35 

2  26 

3  71 

3 

34 

1  50 

1  00 

2  00 

2 

30 

. — 

0  50 

0  75 

17  25 
20  82 
15  05 
8  80 
4  00 
2  70 


SHEFFIELD. 


3 

64 

8  00 

3 

10 

8 

00 

3 

72 

8  10 

3 

50 

10 

00 

3 

72 

8  00 

6 

12 

8 

00 

3 

67 

8  00 

6 

00 

8 

00 

3 

70 

8  00 

7 

50 

8 

00 

4 

102 

8  00 

6 

00 

8 

00 

80  Robert  S.  Crisp . 

3 

96 

5  00 

6 

50 

7 

00 

1874  . . 

75  Harrison  B.  Lodge . 

76  Douglas  H.  Lodge . 

77  Matthew  R.  Knight,  B.A. 

78  Albert  Hagarty . 

79  Albert  Hagarty . 

80  Thomas  Stebbing . 


SOURIS. 


5 

12 

4  22 

1  00 

5  35 

5 

49 

4  22 

2  70 

4  21 

5 

38 

4  22 

1  09 

4 

40 

2  30 

1  00 

1  05 

4 

60 

2  50 

2  00 

2  10 

4 

108 

0  70 

1  00 

1  07 

4 

109 

.... 

1  00 

26  50 
43  90 
42  65 
42  25 
32  50 
31  00 
31  00 


6  00 
8  00 
5  43 
9  60 
13  00 
8  53 
3  03 


SUMMERSIDE. 


1874  Abraham  R.  B.  Shrewsbury . 

1 

90 

5  00 

3  50 

5  00 

28  03 

75  Charles  W.  Hamilton . 

1 

107 

5  00 

3  50 

5  00 

52  72 

76  Charles  W.  Hamilton . 

1 

116 

5  00 

3  50 

5  00 

110  00 

77  John  F.  Betts . 

1 

116 

5  00 

3  50 

5  00 

74  50 

78  John  F.  Betts .  .... 

3 

156 

5  50 

.  .  .  , 

5  50 

22  76 

79  Thomas  J.  Deinstadt . 

1 

153 

2  50 

2  10 

2  50 

52  06 

80  Thomas  J.  Deinstadt . 

3 

121 

2  50 

5  76 

2  50 

43  50 

SUSSEX. 

1874  Charles  W.  Dutcher . 

7 

217 

12  50 

5  00 

8  00 

57  55 

75  Charles  W.  Dutcher . 

7 

120 

5  10 

3  00 

4  24 

64  61 

75  John  Prince . 

7 

103 

4  50 

3  50 

5  00 

53  46 

77  John  Prince . . .  .  . 

8 

132 

4  70 

4  65 

9  00 

56  67 

78  John  Prince . 

8 

121 

4  40 

4  96 

8  90 

43  79 

79  John  F.  Betts . 

9 

118 

4  28 

4  29 

9  46 

31  25 

80  John  F,  Betts . 

9 

128 

2  00 

2  25 

3  84 

42  68 

1874 

75 

76 

77 

78 

79 

80 


ST.  ANDREWS. 


William  Tweedy . 

1 

47 

6 

40 

2 

40 

6 

87 

23 

95 

William  Tweedy . 

1 

26 

5 

00 

1 

60 

'5 

05 

41 

00 

William  Tweedy . 

1 

26 

4 

10 

1 

75 

4 

05 

30 

00 

Frederick  W.  Harrison . 

1 

25 

4 

05 

1 

10 

3 

65 

28 

00 

Frederick  W.  Harrison . 

1 

30 

3 

28 

2 

84 

4 

35 

26 

52 

Frederick  W.  Harrison . 

1 

30 

2 

75 

1 

87 

3 

50 

37 

92 

Douglas  Chapman . 

1 

32 

2 

50 

6 

00 

3 

25 

54 

00 

NEW  BRUNSWICK  AND  PRINCE  EDWARD  ISLAND  CONFERENCE. 


791 


ST.  DAVID’S. 


Year 

Names  of  Ministers. 

Ap¬ 

point¬ 

ments. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Funds. 

Conting. 

Educa. 

Sup.  M. 

Miss’y. 

1874 

William  W.  Percival . 

4 

99 

$8  00 

$3  00 

$6  00 

$30  00 

75 

Frederick  W.  Harrison . 

4 

75 

6  00 

1  80 

5  00 

27  00 

76 

Frederick  W.  Harrison . 

4 

78 

4  50 

2  00 

4  60 

27  20 

77 

George  Harrison . 

4 

81 

4  72 

1  76 

5  05 

26  78 

78  George  Harrison . 

4 

94 

5  05 

2  66 

5  65 

22  28 

79 

George  Harrison . 

5 

92 

5  00 

2  27 

4  65 

23  99 

80 

Elias  Slaekford . 

5 

91 

5  00 

2  35 

5  76 

32  17 

ST.  GEORGE. 


1S74  . 

7 

•  •  •  • 

75  Septimus  E.  Colwell . 

5 

24 

1  00 

.... 

1  00 

76  . 

5 

38 

1  50 

2  93 

4  20 

ST.  JAMES. 


1S74  Hibbert  R.  Baker . 

4 

29 

0  50 

5  85 

75  John  Tinling.  .A . 

4 

28 

0  50 

1  00 

0  50 

33  50 

76  John  Tinling . 

4 

26 

3  75 

1  00 

2  86 

27  04 

77  -  . 

5 

27 

2  58 

2  78 

3  23 

33  12 

78  John  T.  Baxendale . 

5 

38 

2  75 

1  09 

1  00 

23  26 

79  John  T.  Baxendale . 

4 

33 

1  59 

3  76 

3  00 

28  18 

80  Septimus  E.  Colwell . 

4 

35 

2  84 

2  36 

2  79 

31  77 

I.  ST.  JOHN.— QUEEN  SQUARE. 


This  was  known  as  the  Germain  Street  charge  until  1879.  The  old  Germain  Street  Church  having 
been  destroyed  in  the  great  fire  of  June  20th,  1877,  a  new  site  was  secured  for  the  erection  of 
what  is  now  known  as  the  Queen  Square  Methodist  Church,  the  corner  stone  of  which  was  laid 
August  8th,  1878.  On  July  13th,  1879,  the  congregation,  which  since  the  fire  had  been 
worshipping  in  Ring’s  Hall,  began  the  occupancy  of  the  school-room  of  the  new  church,  and  on 
Sunday,  October  5th,  1879,  the  church  was  publicly  dedicated  to  the  worship  of  God. 


1874  Howard  Sprague,  M.A.  .. 

75  Howard  Sprague,  M.A.  .. 

76  John  A.  Clarke,  M.A..  . 

77  Benjamin  Chappell,  B.A. 

78  Benjamin  Chappell,  B.A. 

79  John  Read . 

80  John  Read . . 


1 

177 

45 

00 

31 

98 

120 

92 

244 

64 

1 

156 

15 

50 

56 

58 

26 

01 

929 

22 

1 

184 

16 

18 

15 

38 

32 

07 

885 

00 

1 

163 

8 

80 

21 

00 

20 

02 

1,827 

80 

1 

125 

3 

95 

9 

70 

2 

29 

141 

96 

1 

127 

3 

95 

9 

86 

10 

43 

127 

33 

1 

152 

7 

05 

11 

00 

11 

43 

232 

03 

II.  ST.  JOHN.— CENTENARY. 


1874  Henry  Pope . 

75  Henry  Pope . 

76  Howard  Sprague,  M.A . 

77  Howard  Sprague,  M.A . 

78  H.  Sprague,  M. A.,  M.  R.  Knight,  B.A. 

79  Joseph  Hart  . 

80  Duncan  D.  Currie . 


1 

242 

60 

00 

63 

83 

100 

00 

370 

00 

1 

230 

50 

00 

83 

00 

75 

00 

847 

78 

1 

267 

25 

00 

45 

50 

47 

46 

486 

96 

1 

265 

18 

00 

32 

43 

22 

00 

687 

94 

1 

240 

5 

00 

10 

00 

14 

00 

182 

00 

1 

200 

10 

00 

12 

00 

20 

00 

250 

00 

1 

130 

10 

00 

13 

25 

27 

35 

274 

76 

III.  ST.  JOHN.— EXMOUTH  STREET. 


1874  Edwin  Evans . 

1 

188 

22  00 

17  52 

26  90  1 

75  Edwin  Evans . 

1 

190 

22  50 

22  89 

24  00 

76  Joseph  Hart . 

1 

287 

22  50 

23  33 

24  00 

77  Joseph  Hart . 

1 

216 

22  50 

16  36 

25  00  i 

78  Joseph  Hart . 

5 

202 

22  50 

24  26 

25  00 

79  Hezekiah  McKeown . 

4 

199 

12  00 

12  42 

18  00 

80  Hezekiah  McKeown . *. . . . 

4 

151 

12  00 

10  00 

17  00 

94  83 
274  39 
162  87 
99  32 
108  25 
68  60 
70  00 


IV.  ST.  JOHN.— PORTLAND. 


1874  Robert  Duncan . 

1 

136 

12 

19 

21 

05 

18 

01  1 

75  Robert  Duncan . 

1 

127 

13 

24 

21 

17 

18 

74 

76  Stephen  T.  Teed . 

1 

284 

14 

40 

22 

25 

23 

27 

77  Stephen  T.  Teed . 

1 

238 

15 

00 

12 

00 

24 

50 

2 

180 

5 

00 

1 

40 

10 

00  i 

79  Benjamin  Chappell,  B.A . 

2 

157 

5 

00 

3 

00 

14 

oo ; 

80  Benjamin  Chappell,  B.A . 

1 

145 

5 

00 

3 

62 

12 

00 

80  67 
214  81 
200  14 
200  77 
45  00 
28  00 
30  17 


792 


CIRCUITS  AND  MISSIONS. 


V.  ST.  JOHN.—  CAELETON. 


Year 

Names  of  Ministers. 

Ap¬ 

point¬ 

ments. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Funds. 

C  onting. 

Eduea. 

Sup.  M. 

Miss’v. 

1874 

Samuel  W.  Sprague . 

1 

76 

$10  37 

$4  50 

$10  00 

$60  14 

/o 

Samuel  R.  Ackman . 

1 

74 

9  08 

7  00 

7  24 

136  78 

76 

Samuel  R.  Ackman . . 

1 

170 

9  10 

7  20 

7  25 

85  20 

77 

Samuel  R.  Ackman . 

1 

160 

8  00 

3  50 

7  50 

107  50 

78 

Richard  W.  Weddall,  B.A . 

1 

160 

8  00 

9  60 

8  00 

105  10 

79 

Richard  W.  Weddall,  B.A . 

1 

132 

8  00 

109  00 

8  00 

106  27 

80 

Richard  W.  Weddall,  B.A . 

1 

128 

3  00 

10  50 

8  00 

72  40 

VI.  ST.  JOHN.- 

-CARMARTHEN  STREET. 

1874  William  Lawson . 

.... 

7£ 

William  Lawson . 

1 

98 

3  50 

1  50 

2  00 

76  Benjamin  Chappell . 

1 

135 

77  . 

1 

85 

1  75 

1  50 

1  25 

4  55 

78  William  J.  Kirby . 

1 

60 

79  . 

1 

61 

2  08 

1  71 

2  72 

30  74 

80  . 

1 

39 

2  34 

2  00 

2  80 

18  55 

VII.  ST.  JOHN.— COURTNEY  BAY. 

1880  D.  Davies  Moore . 

6 

67 

1  00 

0  75 

1  09 

11  53 

ST.  MARTINS. 

1874  Richard  Opie . 

.... 

.... 

.... 

7  £ 

Richard  Opie . 

5 

30 

1  16 

1  42 

3  40 

2  72 

76  William  R.  Pepper . 

6 

35 

1  38 

0  91 

1  52 

2  00 

77  Charles  W.  Hamilton . 

10 

54 

1  14 

0  93 

1  96 

25  00 

78  Charles  W.  Hamilton . 

5 

45 

1  50 

2  00 

2  00 

53  08 

79  William  J.  Kirby . 

7 

47 

1  50 

2  00 

2  00 

16  48 

80  Theophilus  L.  Williams . 

6 

46 

1  20 

1  20 

2  00 

19  67 

ST.  STEPHEN. 


1874  John  Prince  . 

3 

172 

18  85 

19  02 

20  85 

68  27 

75  John  Prince  . 

3 

150 

20  20 

13  80 

21  00 

117  55 

76  Edwin  Evans . 

2 

136 

7  02 

8  76 

20  12 

60  14 

77  Edwin  Evans . 

2 

122 

7  20 

9  00 

20  75 

109  00 

78  Edwin  Evans . 

2 

136 

7  26 

11  05 

22  60 

128  84 

79  Howard  Sprague,  M.A . 

2 

138 

7  00 

11  00 

22  23 

128  84 

80  Howard  Sprague,  M.A . 

2 

134 

4  00 

21  27 

21  86 

123  76 

T 


TABUSINTAC. 

1879  Henry  Penna . ,  3  i  _ 

80  Cyras  S.  Wells . ;  3  I  20 


0  50 


0  25 


0  50 


2  00 


1875  George  Steele . 

7 6  George  Steele . 

77  Henry  J.  Clarke . 

7  8  Henry  J.  Clarke . 

79  William  R.  Pepper 

80  Supplied  from  Sackville 


TINTRAMER. 


9 

’  58 

2  00 

2  66 

i  25 

8 

66  . 

2  00 

3  10 

8 

67 

2  00 

1  00 

9 

61 

2  00 

1  00 

1  00 

6 

72 

2  19 

2  65 

3  69 

3  10 
10  87 

7  00 

8  35 
8  61 


1874  Silas  James 

75  Silas  James 

76  Silas  James 

77  - 


TOBIQUE. 


10 

42 

2  00 

1  30 

1  90 

10 

65 

2  35 

1  35 

3  11 

10 

77 

1  25 

0  54 

1  40 

9 

78 

1  35 

1  18 

1  89 

10  15 
14  12 
12  02 
19  18 


NEW  BRUNSWICK  AND  PRINCE  EDWARD  ISLAND  CONFERENCE. 


793 


TRYON. 


Y  ear 

Names  of  Ministers. 

Ap¬ 

point¬ 

ments. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Funds. 

Conting. 

Educa. 

Sup.  M. 

Miss’y. 

1874 

Humphrey  P.  Cowperth  waite,  M.A..  . 

9 

280 

$15  20 

$5  60 

$6  00 

315  10 

/5  Humphrey  P.  Cowperth waite,  M.A. .  . 

9 

187 

15  20 

4  50 

10  75 

175  44 

76 

Thomas  J.  Deinstadt  . 

8 

207 

15  28 

11  00 

11  22 

197  21 

77 

Thomas  J.  Deinstadt  . . 

9 

205 

15  30 

5  65 

11  25 

120  85 

78  Thomas  J.  Deinstadt  . 

9 

285 

15  40 

8  18 

11  35 

74  18 

79  John  S.  Pliinney . 

9 

265 

14  40 

8  00 

11  40 

91  29 

80 

John  S.  Pliinney  . 

9 

206 

13  10 

8  25 

12  30 

107  10 

u. 


UPHAM.  (Sec  Hampton.) 


1877  Thomas  Allen . 

9 

67 

3  50 

2  30 

3  40 

31  97 

78  Thomas  Allen . 

9 

78 

3  64 

2  60 

3  40 

28  86 

79  Charles  Comben . 

8 

76 

3  35 

2  47 

3  80 

13  76 

SO  Charles  Comben . 

10 

81 

3  45 

3  00 

4  75 

20  75 

UPPER  KENT. 

1877  William  Penna . 

... 

.... 

78  William  Penna . 

8 

67 

1  55 

1  66 

2  00 

18  42 

79  William  Penna . 

8 

68 

1  60 

1  05 

2  00 

16  00 

80  Henry  Penna . 

8 

77 

1  60 

1  25 

1  50 

14  00 

W. 


WELSFORD. 


1874  Charles  W.  Dockrill. 

75  Levi  S.  Johnson . . 

76  Levi  S.  Johnson . 

77  Levi  S.  Johnson . 

78  Alfred  E.  Le  Page.. .  . 


79  Alfred  E.  Le  Page. 

80  Alfred  E.  Le  Page. 


1874  Joseph  Sellar,  M.A . 

75  James  Taylor . 

76  Charles  H.  Paisley,  M.A. 

77  Charles  H.  Paisley,  M.A. 

78  Charles  H.  Paisley,  M.A. 

79  Wesley  W.  Oolpitts . 

80  Wesley  W.  Col pitts . 


6 

34 

4  50 

1  75 

2  50 

10  25 

6 

51 

4  50 

2  00 

3  00 

52  64 

8 

80 

1  10 

1  20 

1  00 

34  47 

9 

95 

1  50 

1  50 

1  50 

37  00 

10 

111 

2  00 

6  00 

2  00 

51  82 

10 

111 

2  00 

2  40 

2  00 

48  95 

10 

107 

2  00 

2  00 

2  00 

37  00 

WOODSTOCK. 

1 

89 

8  75 

3  00 

7  00 

40  00 

1 

61 

8  75 

2  50 

5  50 

49  42 

3 

68 

3  00 

12  00 

4  00 

24  75 

2 

84 

3  50 

12  82 

10  52 

29  03 

4 

123 

4  90 

14  32 

11  18 

64  13 

1 

SO 

4  90 

10  00 

9  27 

39  20 

1 

97 

3  20 

4  99 

5  00 

18  00 

THE 


DISTRICTS 

OF  THE 

NEW  BRUNSWICK  &  PRINCE  EDWARD  ISL’D  CONFERENCE 

SHOWING  WHO  HAVE  BEEN  CHAIRMEN  AND  FINANCIAL  SECRETARIES, 
WITH  THE  NUMBER  OF  MEMBERS  FOR  EACH  YEAR 

From  1874  to  1880. 


FREDERICTON  DISTRICT. 

1 

Year 

Chairmen. 

Finan.  Secretaries. 

Mem. 

1879 

H.  P.  Cowper- 

Year 

Chairmen. 

Finan.  Secretaries. 

Mem. 

thwaite . 

Thos.  J.  Deinstadt 

2136 

80 

H.  P.  Cowper- 

1874  Hez.  McKeown. . . 

Robert  Wilson  . . . 

1553 

thwaite . 

Thos.  J.  Deinstadt 

2110 

75 

Hez.  McKeown. . . 

James  Taylor - 

1347 

76 

Robert  Duncan. .  . 

Hez.  McKeown. .  . 

1497 

SACKVILLE  DISTRICT. 

77  Robert  Duncan. . . 

Chas.  H.  Paisley.. 

1612 

1S74  Win.  McCarty.. .  . 

Joseph  Hart . 

1978 

78 

Robert  Duncan. .  . 

Chas.  H.  Paisley.. 

1599 

75 

Wm.  McCarty..  .  . 

Joseph  Hart . 

1222 

79  Edwin  Evans  .... 

Wesley  W.  Colpitts 

1653 

76 

Duncan  D.  Currie 

Chas.  W.  Dutcher 

1413 

80 

Edwin  Evans  .... 

Wesley' W.  Colpitts 

1685 

77 

Douglas  Chapman 

Chas.  W.  Dutcher 

1389 

78 

Douglas  Chapman 

Chas.  W.  Dutcher 

1418 

79  Robert  Duncan.  .  . 

Thomas  Marshall. 

1692 

MIRAMICHI  DISTRICT. 

80 

Robert  Duncan. .  . 

Thomas  Marshall. 

1779 

1875  John  S.  Pliinney.. 

John  Waterhouse. 

309 

ST.  JOHN  DISTRICT. 

76 

James  A.  Duke  .  . 

Robert  S.  Crisp. .  . 

442 

77  Hez.  McKeown. . . 

Isaac  N.  Parker . . 

389 

1874  Henry  Pope . 

Robert  Duncan. . . 

2111 

78  Hez.  McKeown. .  . 

Isaac  N.  Parker. . 

444 

75  Henry  Pope . 

Robert  Duncan. .  . 

1635 

79  Stephen  T.  Teed.. 

Isaac  N.  Parker . . 

443 

i  76  John  Prince . 

Stephen  T.  Teed.. 

2143 

80  Stephen!1.  Teed.. 

Isaac  N.  Parker . . 

434 

77 

John  Prince . 

Stephen  T.  Teed.. 

1983 

1  78  Joseph  Hart . . . . . 

Stephen  T.  Teed.. 

1784 

79 

Hez.  McKeown. . . 

Richard  W.  Wed- 

PRINCE  EDWARD 

ISLAND  DISTRICT. 

dall,  B.  A . 

1683 

80 

Duncan  D.  Currie 

Richard  W.  Wed- 

1874 

Duncan  D.  Currie 

H.  P.  Cowper- 

dall,  B.A . 

1661 

thwaite . . 

2069 

75 

Duncan  D.  Currie 

H.  P.  Cowper- 

ST.  STEPHEN  DISTRICT. 

* 

thwaite . 

1920 

76 

John  Lathern .... 

H.  P.  Cowper- 

75 

John  Prince . 

Wm.  W.  Percival. 

469 

thwaite . 

1903 

76 

Edwin  Evans  .... 

Wm.  AY.  Percival. 

486 

77  John  Lathern. . . . 

H.  P.  Cowper- 

77 

Edwin  Evans  .... 

Wm.  AY.  Percival. 

444 

thwaite . 

1900 

78  Edwin  Evans  . . . . 

Fred.  AY.  Harrison 

520 

78  J  olin  Lathern .... 

H.  P.  Cowper- 

79  Fred.  W.  Harrison 

Chas.  AY.  Dutcher 

530 

thwaite . 

2106 

80  Douglas  Chapman 

Chas.  W.  Dutchei 

549 

PART  VII. 


THE 

lUtoftfuttManir  dauitxtntt 


1874  to  1880. 


THE 


IHlafouniilauit  Canfmna, 

WAS 

ORGANIZED  IN  THE  CITY  OF  ST.  JOHN’S, 

ON 

WEDNESDAY,  AUGUST  5th,  1874. 


I.— SESSIONS  OF  CONFERENCE. 


Year. 

Place. 

President. 

Secretary. 

Journal  Secretary. 

1874. . 

1875. . 

1876. . 

1877. . 

1878. . 
1879  . 

1880. . 

Geo.  S.  Milligan,  M.A. 
Thomas  Harris . 

St.  John’s . 

St.  John’s . 

James  Dove . . 

George  J.  Bond,  B.A. 
John  G.  Currie. 
Charles  Ladner. 
Joseph  Pascoe. 

Francis  G.  Willey. 

Carbonear . 

John  Goodison . 

Joseph  Pascoe . 

St.  John’s . 

Geo.  S.  Milligan,  M.A. 
James  Dove . 

James  Hove  .  .  . 

St.  John’s . 

Charles  Ladner . 

Carbonear . . 

Thomas  Harris  . 

Charles  Ladner . 

II.—  MINISTERS  and  MEMBERS. 


Ministers. 

Members. 

Year. 

On 

trial. 

Effec¬ 

tive. 

Sup’y. 

Total. 

Increase. 

On  trial. 

Full. 

Total. 

Increase. 

1874 . 

21 

17 

38 

1,240 

4,389 

5,629 

1875 . 

24 

19 

i 

44 

6 

1,156 

5,086 

6,242 

613 

1876 . 

27 

17 

3 

47 

3 

1,054 

5,473 

6,527 

285 

1877 . 

22 

24 

3 

49 

2 

1,285 

5,790 

7,075 

448 

1878 . 

14 

32 

3 

49 

1,829 

6,191 

8,020 

945 

1879 . 

9 

37. 

4 

50 

i 

1,157 

7,008 

8,165 

145 

1880 . 

6 

40 

3 

49 

dec.  1 

691 

6,995 

7,686 

dec.  521 

III. — CONNEXIONAL  FUNDS. 


Educa¬ 

tional. 

Sunday 

School. 

Supernumerary. 

Year. 

Contingent 

Circuit 

Subs. 

Ministers 

Subs. 

Total. 

Missionary. 

1  874- 

$176  62 
254  37 

$329  13 

$514  34 
510  32 

$843  47 
875  65 

$3,002 

5,224 

45 

1875 . 

270  25 

$28  19 

365  33 

08 

1876 . 

217  89 

285  87 

46  76 

395  45 

390  00 

785  45 

4,939 

5,780 

44 

1877 . 

212  56 

295  76 

64  64 

410  35 

576  79 

987  14 

70 

1878 . 

194  72 

228  63 

61  67 

372  16 

501  84 

874  00 

4,754 

4,169 

60 

1879 . 

198  57 

206  27 

66  81 

273  05 

511  $4 

784  89 

63 

1880 . 

188  54 

209  93 

45  25 

252  77 

507  26 

760  03 

3,880 

37 

THE  NAMES  OF 


THE 

MINISTERS  OF  THE  NEWFOUNDLAND  CONFERENCE 

CLASSIFIED  AND  ALPHABETICALLY  ABBANGED 

UNDER  THE  YEAR  IN  WHICH  THEIR  MINISTRY  BEGAN. 

Note. — Tlie  figures  in  the  column  after  the  name  show  the  year  in  which  his  connectien  with  the 
Conference  ceased,  the  letters  indicate  the  cause. 

d.  Died.  I  n.s.  Transferred  to  Nova  Scotia  Conference. 

loc.  Located.  j  m.  Transferred  to  Montreal  Conference. 

eng.  Removed  to  England. 


1828. 

1  Shenstone,  William  E. 

1840. 

2  Peach,  John  S . 

1854. 

3  Harris,  Thomas . 

4  Milligan,  George  S . . . 

1855. 

5  Dove,  James . 

1856. 

6  Fox,  Thomas ........ 

1860. 

7  Goodison,  John . 

8  Shenton,  Job . 

1861. 

9  Ladner,  Charles . 

10  Pascoe,  John  S . 

1866. 

11  Forsey,  George . 

12  Reay,  John . 

1870. 

13  Matthews,  Solomon... 

14  Pickles,  Charles . 

15  Willey,  Francis  G.  . . . 

1871. 

16  Bond,  George  J . 

17  Currie,  John  G . 

18  Dunn,  Simeon  B . 

19  Embree,  Jeremiah  . .  . 

20  James,  Thomas  H.  . .  . 

21  Swann,  William . 

1872. 

22  Atkinson,  Thomas  W. 

23  Myers,  Charles . 

24  Nurse,  James  . 


M. 


ENG. 


.  .D. 
N.  S. 


1875 

1875 

1878 

1878 


1873. 

25  Bowell,  John  P . 

26  Boyd,  George . 

27  Bryant,  George  H.  . . . 

28  Dixon,  John . 

29  Freeman,  Robert  W.  . 

30  Hill,  Jabez . 

31  McGregor,  Alexander- 

32  Parkins,  Joseph . 

33  Pratt,  John . 

34  Snowden,  Samuel . . . . 

1874. 

35  Hatcher,  Henry  C. . . . 

36  Heals,  James  B . 

37  Hejdleld,  Jesse .. 

38  Hill,  Anthony . 

39  Jennings,  William  . . . 

40  Lewis,  Henry . 

41  Lister,  Joseph . 

42  Payne,  George . 

43  Pincock,  James . 

44  Seccombe,  William  H. 

1875. 

45  Alexander,  James . 

46  Bramfitt,  Robert 

47  Bullen,  George . 

48  Edyvean,  William  H. 

49  Gwilym,  David . 

50  Kendall,  William 

51  Taylor,  Edgar  .' . 

1876. 

52  Richings,  Lewis . 

53  Storey,  George  P . 


.  D. 
.D. 


L. 


L. 


1879 

1876 

1878 


1877 


L-  1877 


l.  1879 


PROBATIONERS  CONNECTED  WITH  THE  NEWFOUNDLAND  C0NF.,  JUNE.  1880 

SHOWING  THE  YEAR  WHEN  THEIR  MINISTRY  BEGAN.  ’ 


1876. 

1  Tratt,  William  R  . . . . 

1877. 

2  Eland,  Thomas  L  . . 

3  Jackson,  Joseph  A. . . . 

4  Peters,  John . 


1878. 

5  Wilson,  James . 

6  Vater,  George . 


MINISTERS  AND  PROBATIONERS  FOR  THE  MINISTRY 


CONNECTED  WITH  THE 

IbfofomtMattit  €anhttncL 

1874  to  1880. 


A. 


ALEXANDER,  JAMES. 
e.  on  t.  1875. 


1875  Catalina .  1 

76  Exploits .  1 


77  Located. 

ATKINSON,  THOMAS  WHIT¬ 
FIELD. 

1872. — k  f.  c.  &  o.  1876. 


1874  Shoal  Harbour .  2 

76  Fogo .  3 

7  9  Twillingate . . . 2 


Financial  Secretary,  1879  and 
1880. 

B. 


BOND,  GEORGE  J.,  B.  A. 
1871.— E.  f.  c.  &  o.  1876. 


1874  St.  John’s .  3 

77  Tilt  Cove .  1 

78  Allowed  to  rest .  1 

78  Fogo .  1 

80  Trinity .  1 


A  graduate  of  Mount  Allison 
Wesleyan  College. — B.A.,  1874. 
Journal  Secretary  of  Conference, 
1876.  Chairman  of  District, 
1879. 


BOWELL,  JOHN  PERRY. 


1877. — R.  f.  c.  &  o.  1878. 

1874  Flower  Cove .  2 

76  Mount  Allison  Wes.  Coll.  2 
7  8  Labrador .  3 


BOYD,  GEORGE. 

1873. — e.  f.  c.  &  o.  1877. 

1874  Bay  Roberts .  1 

75  Mount  Allison  Wes  Coll.  2 

77  Cupids .  2 

79  Carbonear .  2 

BRAMFITT,  ROBERT, 
c.  1875. — e.  on  t.  1876. — 
e.  f.  c.  &  o.  1879. 

1875  . 1 

76  Little  Bay  Islands .  2 

78  Musgrave  Harbour .  2 

80  Musgrave  Town . . .  1 


|  BRYANT,  GEORGE  HENRY, 
c.  1873 — e.  on  T.  1874. — 
e.  f.  c.  &  0.1877. 


1873  Green’s  Harbour .  3 

76  Old  Perlican .  3 


79  Old  Perlican ....  (sup’y.  )  1 
Died  Sept.  17th,  1879,  aged 
39  years. 


BULLEN,  GEORGE, 
c.  1875.— e.  on  t.  1876. — 
r.  f.  c.  &  o.  1879. 


1875  . 1 

76  Port  de  Grave .  1 

77  Bay  Roberts .  1 

78  Tilt  Cove .  2 


SO  Bett’s  Cove  &  Tilt  Cove. .  1 


c. 


CURRIE,  JOHN  GIBSON. 
1871. — e.  f.  c.  &  o.  1875. 


1874  Carbonear .  1 

75  Island  Cove .  3 


Journal  Secretary  of  Confer¬ 
ence,  1877. 

Died  May  8th,  1878,  aged  27 
years. 

D. 


DIXON,  JOHN, 
c.  1873. — R.  on  t.  1874. 


1873  Trinity .  3 

76  Tilt  Cove .  1 


Died  Aug.  4th,  1876,  aged  26 
years. 

DOVE,  JAMES. 


1855. 

1874  Carbonear .  2 

76  Harbour  Grace . 3 

79  Black  Head .  2 


Financial  Secretary,  1874. 

Chairman  of  District,  1875, 
1876,  1878  to  1880.  Secretary 
of  Conference,  1875  and  1878. 
President  of  Conference,  1876 
and  1879.  Delegate  to  General 
Conference,  1878.  Delegate  to 
Ecumenical  Congress,  1881. 


DUNN,  SIMEON  B. 
1871. — e.  f.  c.  &  o.  1875. 


1874  Exploits .  1 

75  St.  John’s .  3 


76  Nova  Scotia  Conference. 


E. 


EDYVEAN,  WILLIAM  H. 
o.  1875. — R.  on  t.  1876. — 
e.  f.  c.  &.  o.  1879. 

1875  . . .  1 

76  Shoal  Harbour 

77  Port  de  Grave. 

79  Herring  Neck 


ELAND,  THOMAS  L. 

R.  on  t.  1877. 

1877  Green’s  Pond . 

78  Herring  Neck  &  Change 

Island . 

79  Random  North . 


EMBREE,  JEREMIAH. 
1871.— e.  f.  Cl.  &  o.  1875. 

1874  Green’s  Pond . 

76  Blackhead . 

79  Bonavista . 

Chairman  of  District,  1880. 


E 


FORSEY,  GEORGE. 

1866. 

1874  Burin .  1 

75  Montreal  Conference. 


FOX,  THOMAS. 


1856. 

1874  Old  Perlican .  2 

76  St.  John’s . (sup’y.)  5 


KJCObO  to  H  M  to  to  H 1 


800 


MINISTERS  AND  PROBATIONERS. 


FREEMAN,  ROBT.  WRIGHT, 
c.  1873. — u.  on  t.  1874. — 
r.  f.  c.  &  o.  1877. 


1873  Island  Cove .  2 

75  Harbour  Grace .  1 

76  Blackhead .  1 

77  Western  Bay .  3 

80  Fortune .  1 


G-. 


GOODISON,  JOHN. 
1860. 


1874  Bonavista .  2 

7  6  Carbonear .  3 


79  Harbour  Grace .  2 

Financial  Secretary,  1875, 1878 
to  1880. 

Chairman  of  District,  1877. 
Secretary  of  Conference,  1876. 
President  of  Conference,  1877. 

GWILYM,  DAVID, 
c.  1875. — r.  on  t.  1878. 

1 875  Hant’s  Harbour .  2 

77  Located. 

H. 


HARRIS,  THOMAS. 
1854. 


1874  Brigus .  1 

75  St.  John’s .  3 

78  Grand  Bank .  3 


Secretary  of  Conference,  1874. 
Chairman  of  District,  1874  to 
1877  and  1880. 

President  of  Conference,  1875 
and  1880. 

Financial  Secretary,  1878. 
Delegate  to  the  General  Confer¬ 
ence,  Montreal,  1878. 


HATCHER,  HENRY  CHAS. 


c.  1874. — r.  on  t.  1875. — 
r.  f.  o.  &  o.  1878. 

1874  Sound  Island .  3 

77  Shoal  Harbour .  1 

78  Random  North .  1 

79  Green’s  Harbour .  2 

HEAL,  JAMES  B. 
c.  1874.— r.  on  t.  1875.— 
r.  f.  c.  &  o.  1878. 

1874  . .  1 

75  Brigus .  2 

77  Carbonear  . 1 

78  Bett’s  Cove .  2 

80  Musgrave  Harbour .  1 


HEYFIELD,  JESSE, 
c.  1874. — r.  on  t.  1875. — 
r.  f.  c  &  o.  1878. 


1874  Port  de  Grave .  2 

76  Trinity .  2 

78  Heart’s  Content .  1 

79  Channel .  2 


HILL,  ANTHONY. 
r.  on  t.1874. — ii.f.c.  &  o.  1878. 


1874  Hant’s  Harbour .  1 

75  Blackhead .  1 

76  Moreton’s  Harbour .  2 

78  Trinity .  2 

80  Fogo .  1 


HILL,  JABEZ. 
c.  1873. — r.  on  t.  1874. — 
r.  f.  o.  &  c.  1877. 

1873  Bay  of  Islands  &  Bonne 


Bay .  1 

74  Bonne  Bay .  2 

76  Channel .  1 

77  Fortune  .  3 

80  Catalina .  1 


J. 


JACKSON,  JOSEPH  A. 
c.  1877.— R.  on  t.  1878. 

1877  . .  1 

7  8  Carbonear .  3 


JAMES,  THOMAS  H. 
1871.— R.  F.  c.  &o.  1875. 

1874  Flat  Island .  1 

75  Hant’s  Harbour .  3 

78  Island  Cove .  3 


JENNINGS,  WILLIAM, 
c.  1874. — r.  on  t.  1875. — 

R.  f.  c.  &  o.  1878. 

1874  . 1 

75  Moreton’s  Harbour .  1 

76  Herring  Neck .  2 

78  Little  Bay  Islands .  3 

K. 


KENDALL,  WILLIAM, 
c.  1875. — r.  on  t.  1876.- — 


R.  f.  c.  &  o.  1879. 

1875  . 1 

76  Grand  Bank  .  .........  1 

77  St.  John’s .  2 

79  Pouch  Cove .  2 


L. 


LADNER,  CHARLES. 

1861. 

1874  Harbour  Grace .  1 

75  Brigus .  3 

78  St.  John’s .  3 


Financial  Secretary,  1874  to 
1876,  1880. 

Journal  Secretary  of  Confer¬ 
ence,  1878. 

Secretary  of  Conference,  1879 
and  1880. 


LEWIS,  HENRY. 

R.  on  t.  1874. — r.  f.  c.  &  o.  1880. 


1874  Musgrave  Harbour .  2 

76  Flower  Cove .  2 

78  Mount  Allison  Wes.  Col.  2 
80  Randon  South .  l 


LISTER,  JOSEPH. 
r.  wit.  1874. — r.  f.  c.  &  o.  1878. 


1874  St.  John’s .  1 

75  Bay  Roberts  .  2 

77  Heart’s  Content .  1 

78  Green’s  Pond .  3 


M. 


MATTHEWS,  SOLOMON 
1870. — r.  f.  c.  &  o.  1874. 

1874  Petites .  1 

75  Grand  Bank .  3 

78  Burin .  3 


McGREGOR,  ALEXANDER. 

c.  1873. — R.  on  t.  1874. 

1873  St.  Anthony .  3 

76  Musgrave  Town .  1 

77  Mount  Allison  Wes.  Col.  1 

78  Located. 


MILLIGAN,  GEO.  S.,  M.A. 
1854. 

1874  St.  John’s .  1 

75  )  St.  John’s — 

to  >  Superintendent, 

80  )  Day  Schools. 

Chairman  of  District,  1874. 
President  of  Conference,  1874 
and  1878. 

Delegate  to  General  Conference, 
1878. 


MYERS,  CHARLES. 
1872.— r.  f.  c,  &  o.  1876. 


1874  Fortune  Bay .  1 

75  Exploits .  1 

76  Green’s  Pond . .  2 

78  Hant’s  Harbour .  2 

80  Burges .  i 


N. 

NURSE,  JAMES. 
1874. — r.  f.  c.  &  o.  1876. 


1874  Channel .  2 

76  Green’s  Harbour .  2 

78  Moreton’s  Harbour  ...  3 


P. 


PARKINS,  JOSEPH, 
c.  1873. — r.  on  t.  1874. — 
R  f.  c.  &  o.  1877. 


1873  St.  Pierre .  2 

75  Petites .  3 

78  Catalina .  2 

80  Exploits .  1 


NEWFOUNDLAND  CONFERENCE. 


801 


PASCOE,  JOSEPH. 
1861. 


1874  St.  John’s .  1 

75  Burin .  3 

7  8  Brigus .  3 


Financial  Secretary,  1874,1876 
and  1877. 

Secretary  of  Conference,  1877. 
Journal  Secretary  of  Confer¬ 
ence,  1879. 


PAYNE,  GEORGE. 

R.  onr.  1874.— r.  F.  c.  &  o.  1878. 

1874  Blackhead .  1 

75  Carbonear  .  2 

77  St.  John’s .  2 

78  Green’s  Harbour .  1 

79  Heart’s  Content .  2 


PEACH,  JOHN  S. 

1840. 

1874  Blackhead .  2 

76  Carbonear .  2 

78  Carbonear . (sup’y.)  3 

Delegate  to  General  Conference, 
Montreal,  1878. 


PETERS,  JOHN. 
R.  on  t.  1877. 


1877  Flat  Islands  .  1 

78  Bonne  Bay .  2 


80  Bett’s  Cove&  Tilt  Cove..  1 

PICKLES,  CHARLES. 
1870.— r.  f.  c.  &  o.  1874. 


1874  Grand  Bank  .  1 

75  Removed  to  England.. . .  1 


In  1879  he  was  stationed  at 
Rochdale,  on  the  Bolton  District, 
English  Conference. 


PINCOCK,  JAMES. 

-c.  1874. — li.  on  t.  1875. — 

R.  f.  c.  &  o.  1878. 

1874  . 1 

75  Little  Bay  Islands .  1 

76  Bonne  Bay .  1 

78  Petites .  3 


PRATT,  JOHN. 
1873.— r.  f.  c.  &  o.  1877. 


1874  Catalina  .  . 

.  1 

75  St.  John’s . 

.  2 

77  Exploits . 

80  Western  Bay . 

E 


REAY,  JOHN. 
1866. 


1874  Twillingate .  2 

76  Bona  vista  .  3 

79  Cupids .  2 


Chairman  of  District,  1878. 


RICHINGS,  LEWIS, 
c.  1876.— r.  on  t.  1877. 


1876  . 1 

77  Tilt  Cove .  1 

78  St.  Anthony .  1 

79  Located. 


s. 


SECCOMBE,  WM.  BRAY, 
c.  1874.— r.  on  t.  1875.— 


R.  f.  c.  &  0  1880. 

1874  Musgrave  Town .  2 

76  St.  Anthony .  2 


78  Mount  Allison  Wes.  Col.  2 
80  Bonne  Bay  &  Bay  of  Isl’ds  1 


SHENSTONE,  WILLIAM 
EWEN. 

1828. 

1874  Brigus . (sup’y.)  6i 

Died  Dec.  11th,  1880,  aged  78 
years. 


SHENTON,  JOB. 

1860. 

1874  )  Nova 
to  >  Scotia 

77  )  Conference. 

78  St.  John’s .  3 

Chairman  of  District,  1879. 


SNOWDEN,  SAMUEL, 
c.  1873.— r.  on  t.  1874.— 

R.  f.  0.  &  0.  1878. 

1873  . .  1 

74  Tilt  Cove .  2 

76  Shoal  Harbour .  1 

77  Musgrave  Harbour .  2 

79  Musgrove  Town .  1 

80  Flat  Island  and  Sound 

Island .  1 


STORY,  GEORGE  PHILLIS- 


KIRK. 

c.  1876. — r.  on  t.  1877. — 

R.  f.  c.  &  0.  1880. 

1876  Carbonear .  1 

77  Channel .  2 

79  St.  John’s. .  .  . .  1 

80  Hant’s  Plarbour .  1 


SWANN,  WILLIAM. 
1871.— r.  f.  c.  &  0.  1875. 

1874  Fogo .  2 

76  Twillingate .  2 

79  Old  Perlican .  2 

Financial  Secretary,  1878. 


T. 


TAYLOR,  EDGAR. 

0.  1875. — r.  on  t.  1876. — 

R.  f.  c.  &  0.  1879. 

1875  . .  1 

76  Mount  Allison  Wes.  Coll.  1 

77  Shoal  Harbour .  1 

78  Random  South .  2 

80  Port  de  Grave .  1 


TRATT,  WILLI AM;RICHARD. 
R.  on  t.  1876. 

1876  Musgrave  Harbour .  1 

77  Mount  Allison  Wes.  Coll.  2 
79  St.  Anthony .  2 


Y. 


VATER,  GEORGE, 
c.  1878. — r.  on  t.  1879. 
1878  Green’s  Pond .  3 

\Y 


WILLEY,  FRANCIS  GEO. 
1870. — r.  f.  c.  &  0.  1876. 
1874  Mount  Allison  Wes.  Coll.  2 


76  Catalina .  2 

78  Bay  Roberts .  3 


WILSON  JAMES. 
r.  on  t.  1878. 

1878  Flat  Islands .  2 

80  St.  John’s .  1 


51 


THE 


CIRCUITS  aAIsTT)  MISSION'S 

OF  THE 

JiUtofmntMaitibf  daiiftvnx££, 

SHOWING  THE  NAMES  OF  THE  MINISTERS  WHO  HAVE  LABOURED  THEREON, 
THE  NUMBER  OF  PREACHING  PLACES,  THE  NUMBER  OF  MEMBERS, 

AND  THE  SUMS  CONTRIBUTED  FOR  THE  CONTINGENT, 
EDUCATIONAL,  SUPERNUMERARY  AND  MIS¬ 
SIONARY  FUNDS  ON  EACH  CIRCUIT 
FOR  EACH  YEAR, 

FROM  ITS  ORGANIZATION  IN  1871  TO  THE  YEAR  1880. 


N0TE. _ For  the  history  of  the  Circuits  here  named,  prior  to  1874,  see  Conference  of  Eastern  British 

America,  page  441. 

B. 


BAY  OF  ISLANDS  and  BONNE  BAY. 


Year 

Names  of  Ministers. 

Ap¬ 

point¬ 

ments. 

O 

6 

Funds. 

Members. 

Conting. 

Educa. 

Sup.  M. 

Miss’y. 

1874 

75 

76 

77 

78 

2 

60 

$1  00 

2 

44 

6  00 

$1  60 

$3  50 

$44  00 
26  00 

7 

68 

6  00 

2  60 

4  00 

4 

64 

6  10 

3  00 

4  05 

28  60 

See  Bonne  Bay . 

3 

80 

3  40 

2  00 

3  60 

19  00 

BAY  ROBERTS. 


1874  George  Boyd  - 

75  Joseph  Lister . 

76  Joseph  Lister . 

77  George  Bullen 

78  Francis  G.  Willey. 

79  Francis  G.  Willey. 

80  Francis  G.  Willey. 


4 

4 

5 
5 
5 
5 


54 

93 

78 

70 

83 

74 


2  00 

2  00 

3  00 

2  00 

2  00 

3  00 

2  00 

2  00 

3  00 

1  50 

1  00 

2  50 

1  00 

1  00 

2  00 

1  25 

1  00 

1  25 

BELT’S  COVE. 


1878  James  B.  Heal . 

79  James  B  Heal . 

80  George  Bullen,  John  Peters 


is  120 

18  133 


1  00 

1  00 

5  00 

1  20 

1  10 

6  00 

BLACK  HEAD. 


1874  John  S.  Peach,  George  Payne . 

75  John  S.  Peach,  Anthony  Hill . 

76  Jeremiah  Emhree,  Robt.  W.  Freeman 

77  Jeremiah  Emhree . 

78  Jeremiah  Emhree . 

79  James  Dove . 

80  James  Dove . 


5 

421 

3  00 

3  00 

15  00 

5 

602 

4  00 

3  00 

15  00 

5 

592 

4  00 

3  50 

15  00 

5 

1,120 

5  00 

2  00 

8  00 

3 

618 

2  50 

1  00 

4  00 

3 

553 

3  00 

1  20 

3  00 

'3 

506 

2  75 

1  20 

3  15 

75  45 
75  50 
100  46 
75  25 
92  15 
132  25 


174  66 
81  82 


182  30 
184  60 
167  0o 
270  92 
130  00 
61  16 
101  20 


* 


NEWFOUNDLAND  CONFERENCE. 


803 


Year 


Names  of  Ministers. 


1874  John  Goodison . 

75  John  Goodison . 

76  John  Reay . 

77  John  Reay . 

78  J ohn  Reay . ’ "  ’  ’  I  g 

/9  Jeremiah  Embree .  3 

80  J eremiali  Embree . '  ’  ’  ’  j  g 


1874  Jabez  Hill . 

75  Jabez  Hill . 

76  James  Pincock . 

77  James  Pincock _ _ _ 

78  J  ohn  Peters . 

79  J  ohn  Peters . 

80  William  B.  Seccombe. 


1874  Thomas  Harris 

75  Charles  Ladner, 

76  Charles  Ladner, 

77  Charles  Ladner . 

78  Joseph  Pascoe.. . 

79  Joseph  Pascoe.. . 

80  Joseph  Pascoe  . 


James  B.  Heal. 
James  B.  Heal. 


BONA  VISTA. 


No.  of 
Members. 

290 

431 

369 

347 

389 

362 

568 

BAY. 

’  ’44 

68 
64 
80 
63 
43 


BONNE 
2 
2 
7 
4 
3 
3 
2 


1880  Charles  Myers . 


BRIGUS. 
5 
5 
5 
4 
4 
4 
4 

BURGEO.. 


101 

157 

197 

297 

240 

183 

146 


00 

40 


10  00 
12  00 
8  00 
9  40 
9  50 


Funds. 


Conting. 

Educa. 

Sup. 

M. 

Miss’y. 

$12 

60 

$13 

10 

$17 

60 

$175 

45 

14 

00 

14 

00 

19 

10 

205 

00 

11 

10 

8 

40 

19 

10 

179 

00 

12 

00 

8 

90 

14 

80 

223 

65 

6 

65 

6 

05 

10 

65 

J24 

05 

7 

15 

•  5 

30 

8 

20 

137 

85 

9 

74 

5 

75 

8 

20 

113 

75 

6 

00 

i 

60 

3 

50 

44 

00 

6 

00 

2 

60 

4 

00 

26 

00 

6 

10 

3 

00 

4 

05 

28 

60 

3 

40 

2 

00 

3 

60 

19 

00 

2 

60 

1 

50 

2 

50 

12 

38 

2 

00 

1 

50 

2 

00 

5 

95 

5  52 

6  00 

8  50 
15  00 

5  00 

9  00 
10  10 


16  00 
13  38 
20  00 
27  00 
5  00 
13  64 
13  70 


122  34 
172  62 
223  05 
244  60 
132  30 
80  76 
82  41 


1874  George  Forsey  .... 

75  Joseph  Pascoe . 

76  Joseph  Pascoe . 

77  Joseph  Pascoe  . . 

78  Solomon  Matthews. 

79  Solomon  Matthews. 

80  Solomon  Matthews 


BURIN. 
7 
7 
7 
7 
7 
7 
7 


422 

343 

336 

333 

293 

352 

300 


33 

10 

30 

20 

70 

72 

10 


38 

00 

20 

50 

25 

80 

00 


9  45 
10  45 
10  50 
10  50 
3  30 
3  38 
3  40 


103  93 
155  11 
129  12 
129  92 
56  92 
27  68 
49  00 


c. 


1874  James  Dove,  John  G.  Currie  . . . 

75  James  Dove,  George  Paine . 

76  John  Goodison,  George  Paine . 

77  John  Goodison,  James  B.  Heal . 

78  John  Goodison,  Joseph  A.  Jackson  . . 

79  George  Boyd,  Joseph  A.  Jackson _ 

80  George  Boyd,  Joseph  A.  Jackson. _ 


CARBONEAR. 


330 

523 

462 

488 

916 

866 

808 


1874  John  Pratt . 

75  James  Alexander. .  . 

76  George  F.  Willey  . . 

77  Frances  G.  Willey.. 

78  Joseph  Parkins 

79  J oseph  Parkins 

80  Jabez  Hill . 


CATALINA. 


14  00 
11  03 
14  50 
20  00 
20  00 
20  00 
21  30 


14  40 

14  50 

15  70 
24  00 
22  50 
14  00 

16  00 


1874 


75  William  Sw'ann.. . 

76  United  with  Fogo. 


23  00  , 

23  05  ! 

24  50 
36  20 
40  20 
34.  70 

25  14 


59 

3  70 

2  00 

4  91 

2 

S6 

8  40 

5  00 

7  20 

3 

89 

6  00 

3  15 

6  00 

0 

O 

64 

3  60 

z  90 

6  70 

2 

114 

2  00 

1  50 

2  00 

2 

75 

3  20 

1  90 

2  00 

2 

105 

2  50 

1  55 

1  90 

NGE  I 

SLANDS. 

4 

65 

1  40 

1  40 

1  40 

6 

133 

5  60 

4  00 

6  30 

205  50 
269  30 
246  10 
334  00 
338  60 
241  10 
338  19 


45  00 
44  00 
52  64 
44  65 
20  00 
21  80 
15  50 


26  80 
148  15 


804 


CIRCUITS  AND  MISSIONS. 


Y  ear 


Names  of  Ministers. 


1874  James  Nurse  . . . 

75  James  Nurse  . . . 

76  Jabez  Hill . 

77  George  P.  Story . 

78  George  P.  Story 

79  Jesse  Heyfield  . . 

80  Jesse  Heyfield  . . 


1874  George  Boyd 

78  George  Boyd 

79  John  Reay,  . 

80  Jolm  Reay. . 


CHANNEL. 


Ap¬ 

point¬ 

ments. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Funds. 

Conting. 

Educa. 

Sup.  M. 

Miss’y. 

4 

14 

14' 10 

$6  05 

$6 ' 20 

$80  15 

4  00 

6  00 

G  00 

82  00 

3 

12 

3  00 

4  00 

5  00 

60  00 

5 

50 

4  00 

5  60 

5  50 

86  00 

5 

48 

5  00 

5  50 

5  00 

60  90 

5 

83 

2  00 

1  20 

2  50 

26  60 

CUPIDS. 

3 

160 

3  00 

4  00 

4  50 

75  25 

3 

156 

2  00 

3  20 

2  61 

59  24 

3 

153 

2  50 

1  50 

3  00 

53  57 

E. 


EXPLOITS. 


1874  Simeon  B.  Dunn . 

167 

9  50 

5  07 

15  50 

87  83 

75  Charles  Myers  . 

5 

90 

5  00 

3  00 

8  00 

40  00 

76  James  Alexander . 

5 

90 

3  00 

8  00 

8  00 

48  90 

77  John  Pratt . 

5 

92 

5  00 

6  00 

8  00 

47  32 

78  John  Pratt . 

5 

160 

6  00 

6  50 

8  40 

48  00 

79  John  Pratt . 

8 

256 

9  00 

7  00 

8  50 

83  20 

80  Joseph  Parkins . 

10 

279 

8  60 

2  10 

9  02 

47  07 

F. 


FLAT  ISLANDS. 


1874  Thomas  H.  James . 

5 

237 

2  22 

1  20 

3  70 

75  . 

5 

194 

1  00 

1  20 

1  60 

76 - — . 

6 

254 

3  26 

2  01 

1  65 

77  John  Peters . 

4 

125 

2  00 

1  00 

1  80 

78  James  Wilson . 

6 

145 

1  00 

1  00 

1  00 

79  James  Wilson . 

16 

269 

3  76 

1  00 

2  00 

80  Samuel  Snowden . 

15 

218 

1  40 

1  00 

1  56 

FLOWER 

COVE. 

1874  John  P.  Bowell . 

.... 

.... 

.... 

75  John  P.  Bowell . 

4 

50 

1  40 

1  20 

2  00 

76  Henry  Lewis . 

8 

61 

1  80 

1  60 

2  60 

77  Henry  Lewis . 

12 

54 

•  1  50 

1  00 

2  00 

78  . . 

12 

76 

1  50 

1  00 

2  00 

79 . . 

7 

38 

1  00 

0  80 

2  80 

■  go . . 

FOGO. 

1874  William  Swann . 

4 

126 

3  50 

2  25 

3  25 

75  William  Swann . 

4 

96 

5  00 

3  00 

5  00 

76  Thomas  W.  Atkinson . 

6 

133 

5  60 

4  00 

6  30 

77  Thomas  W.  Atkinson . 

6 

194 

2  08 

3  00 

4  05 

78  Thomas  W.  Atkinson . 

6 

220 

3  00 

3  75 

5  35 

79  George  J.  Bond,  B.A . 

5 

271 

3  83 

3  70 

5  25 

80  Anthony  Hill . 

4 

219 

3  00 

3  05 

5  20 

FORTUNE  BAY. 

1874  Charles  Myers . 

...» 

75  — . 

10 

.... 

.... 

L-  !  United  with  Grand  Bank . 

•  • 

.... 

.... 

^  »  J 

78  James  Hill . 

1 

160 

79  James  Hill . 

1 

120 

3  60 

2  00 

3  50 

80  Robert  W.  Freeman . 

1 

110 

2  40 

2  00 

3  50 

7  08 
9  62 
31  32 
22  40 
19  00 
36  54 
40  72 


10  40 
24  80 
15  10 
43  56 
8  04 


116  47 
120  00 
148  15 
190  06 
163  00 
138  68 
92  40 


93  00 
50  60 


NEWFOUNDLAND  CONFERENCE. 


805 


Gr. 


GRAND  BANK. 


Year 

Names  of  Ministers. 

Ap¬ 

point¬ 

ments. 

No.  of 
Members, 

Funds. 

Conting. 

Educa.  Sup.  M. 

Miss’y. 

1874 

Charles  Pickles . 

2 

203 

$7  70 

$5  00  $11  50 

$203  91 

75 

Solomon  Matthews . 

2 

311 

8  50 

5  79  12  14 

324  16 

76 

Solomon  Matthews,  William  Kendall. 

2 

255 

8  50 

5  85  12  19 

368  76 

77 

Solomon  Matthews . 

2 

215 

8  50 

5  90  12  20 

244  20 

78 

Thomas  Harris . ' 

1 

95 

4  00 

3  10  i  6  02 

136  00 

79 

Thomas  Harris . 

1 

97 

4  00 

4  00  6  75 

104  39 

80  Thomas  Harris . 

2 

96 

4  00 

5  00  7  75 

108  00 

GREEN’S  HARBOUR. 


1873  George  H.  Bryant 

74  George  H.  Bryant 

75  George  H.  Bryant 

76  James  Nurse . 

77  Janies  Nurse . 

78  George  Paine . 

79  Henry  C.  Hatcher 

80  Henry  C.  Hatcher. 


32 

9 

76 

3  50 

1  20 

1  25 

6 

102 

3  00 

1  50 

1  50 

6 

85 

1  00 

1  10 

2  20 

6 

67 

1  60 

1  00 

2  10 

7 

41 

1  09 

1  05 

7 

34 

1  00 

.... 

1  25 

2  00 

21  50 

22  73 
20  00 
24  10 
18  22 
21  00 


GREEN’S  POND. 


1874  Jeremiah  Embree,  George  J.  Bond  . .  . 

15 

32 

2  50 

2  40 

3  10 

26  37 

75  Jeremiah  Embree . 

15 

367 

5  20 

6  22 

9  46 

61  05 

76  Charles  Myers  . 

14 

361 

6  25 

6  20 

10  50 

74  10 

77  Charles  Myers,  Thomas  L.  Eland  .... 

16 

423 

7  00 

7  00 

10  80 

127  34 

78  Joseph  Lister,  George  Yater . 

16  . 

378 

4  00 

3  00 

8  00 

93  00 

79  Joseph  Lister,  George  Yater . 

17 

379 

5  12 

5  77 

7  00 

74  15 

80  Joseph  Lister,  George  Yater . 

18 

369 

4  80 

9  35 

7  40 

91  47 

H, 


HANT’S  HARBOUR. 


1874  Anthony  Hill . 

4 

180 

2  00 

1  50 

2  00 

75  Thomas  H.  James . 

4 

158 

2  00 

1  50 

2  00 

76  Thomas  H.  James,  David  Gwilym.. .  . 

4 

313 

2  00 

1  50 

2  10 

77  Thomas  H.  James . 

7 

253 

1  50 

1  50 

2  00 

7  8  Charles  Myers . 

4 

232 

1  50 

3  00 

2  00 

79  Charles  Myers . 

4 

184 

1  40 

1  50 

80  George  P.  Story . 

4 

159 

1  50 

1  00 

1  60 

HARBOUR  GRACE. 


1874  Christopher  Ladner . 

3 

150 

12  40 

13  50 

19  00 

75  Robert  W.  Freeman . 

3 

136 

14  40 

14  50 

20  00 

76  James  Dove  . •. . 

3 

140 

16  60 

15  00 

20  00 

77  James  Dove . 

3 

120 

16  60 

15  00 

20  00 

78  James  Dove . 

3 

160 

4  25 

3  35 

20  00 

79  John  Goodison . 

3 

135 

14  10 

14  45 

20  00 

80  John  Goodison . 

3 

125 

15  10 

8  25 

15  60 

HEART’S  CONTENT. 


1877  Joseph  Lister . 

78  Jesse  Iieyfield 

79  Goorge  Payne 

80  George  Payne 


4 

56 

* 

4 

53 

1  20 

i  oo 

i  15 

4 

48 

1  00 

1  00 

1  00 

1875  — . . 

76  William  Jennings  ..  . 

77  William  Jennings  .. . 

78  Thomas  L.  Eland.  .  . 

79  William  H.  Edyvean 

80  William  H.  Edyvean 


HERRING  NECK. 


3 

28 

* 

3 

50 

...» 

3 

70 

1  00 

1  00 

1  50 

3 

148 

1  50 

1  50 

1  50 

3 

118 

1  00 

1  00 

1  00 

66  50 
55  82 
55  27 
81  20 
43  00 
21  20 
34  77 


264  84 
337  96 
325  00 
297  12 
277  30 
216  28 
250  80 


21  92 
47  23 


52  93 

400 
40  60 
21  30 


806 


CIRCUITS  AND  MISSIONS. 


I. 


ISLAND  COVE. 


Year 

Names  of  Ministers. 

Ap¬ 

point¬ 

ments. 

No.  of 
Members 

Funds. 

Contjng. 

Educa. 

Sup.  M. 

Missy. 

1874 

Robert  W.  Freeman . . 

224 

$7  00 

6  00 

$3  00 

2  00 

$6  00 

8  00 

$80  00 
1S5  00 

75  John  G.  Currie . 

6 

215 

76  John  G.  Currie . 

6 

176 

6  00 

2  20 

8  00 

73  98 

77  John  G.  Currie . 

6 

180 

5  00 

2  00 

8  00 

131  48 

78 

Thomas  H.  James . . . 

5 

277 

4  00 

1  82 

6  50 

78  13 

79  Thomas  H.  James . 

5 

313 

3  00 

2  00 

6  00 

51  70 

80  Thomas  H.  James . 

5 

352 

2  53 

2  28 

4  00 

68  00 

L. 


LABRADOR 


1874  John  G.  Currie . 

75  George  Paine . 

76  George  Paine . 

77  . 

78  John  P.  Bowell . 

79  John  P.  Bowell . 

13 

56 

1  50 

2  00 

3  00 

12  60 

80  J ohn  P.  Bowell . 

13 

61 

1  30 

2  00 

2  50 

15  00 

LITTLE  BAY 

ISLANDS. 

1874  . 

420 

1  00 

1  00 

4  00 

5  40 

75  James  Pincock . . 

9 

175 

2  80 

2  40 

6  00 

10  63 

76  Robert  Bramfitt . 

10 

179 

4  00 

3  00 

6  35 

27  19 

77  Robert  Bramfitt . 

10 

178 

1  00 

4  00 

6  40 

40  00 

78  William  Jennings . 

10 

333 

2  00 

4  00 

5  94 

45  09 

79  William  Jennings . 

10 

166 

2  00 

4  00 

6  00 

60  21 

80  William  Jennings . 

12 

135 

1  50 

3  00 

6  00 

57  40 

M. 


MORETON’S  HARBOUR. 


1875  William  Jennings . 

76  Anthony  Hill . 

3 

80 

5  00 

3  00 

8  00 

77  Anthony  Hill . 

3 

87 

5  00 

2  00 

8  00 

78  James  Nurse . 

5 

162 

4  00 

1  50 

8  00 

79  James  Nurse . 

6 

125 

4  10 

1  65 

7  60 

80  James  Nurse . 

5 

100 

3  80 

1  20 

6  20 

52  93 
75  00 
80  00 
91  86 
85  15 


MUSGRAVE  HARBOUR. 


1874  Henry  Lewis . 

75  Henry  Lewis . 

76  William  R.  Tratt 

77  Samuel  Snowden.  , 

78  Robert  Bramfitt . . 

79  Robert  Bramfitt . . 

80  James  B.  Heal. . . . 


56 

2 

63 

1  20 

1  00 

2  00 

2 

64 

1  20 

1  00 

2  10 

2 

38 

1  00 

1  00 

2  10 

2 

100 

1  00 

1  00 

2  05 

4 

213 

1  00 

1  00 

2  16 

5 

162 

1  00 

1  00 

2  20 

8  10 
20  75 
40  32 
40  67 
30  07 
23  03 


NEWFOUNDLAND  CONFERENCE. 


807 


MUSGRAVE  TOWN. 


Year 

Names  of  Ministers. 

Ap¬ 

point¬ 

ments. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Funds. 

Conting. 

Educa. 

Sup.  M. 

Miss’y. 

1874 

William  B.  Seceombe . 

107 

$1  00 

$2 '00 

75 

William  B.  Seceombe . 

5 

80 

1  13 

$1  50 

1  00 

$41  82 

76 

Alexander  McGregor . 

9 

87 

2  00 

1  20 

2  10 

61  60 

77 

9 

59 

2  00 

1  00 

2  00 

90  00 

78 

Samuel  Snowden . 

7 

64 

4  50 

1  00 

2  00 

60  90 

79 

Samuel  Snowden . 

7 

94 

1  50 

1  00 

1  05 

14  17 

80  Robert  Bramfitt . 

7 

82 

1  45 

1  00 

1  45 

46  45 

o. 


1874  Thomas  Fox . 

75  Thomas  Fox . 

76  George  H.  Bryant. 

77  George  H.  Bryant. 
7  8  George  H.  Bryant . 

79  William  Swann. .  . 

80  William  Swann.  .  . 


OLD  PERLICAN. 


260 

3  08 

1  80 

4  50 

90  46 

4 

238 

3  40 

1  80 

4  50 

97  14 

4 

240 

3  00 

1  05 

2  10 

51  10 

3 

410 

3  40 

4  00 

2  40 

123  63 

2 

340 

3  00 

3  50 

2  50 

83  95 

2 

297 

1  40 

2  50 

2  30 

70  68 

2 

267 

2  00 

2  50 

3  00 

94  52 

P. 


PET1TES. 


1874  Solomon  Matthews . 

38 

11  81 

8  35 

13  00 

108  78 

75  Joseph  Parkins . 

8 

70 

1  55 

1  10 

2  05 

26  00 

76  Joseph  Parkins . 

10 

54 

3  30 

1  00 

3  80 

13  SO 

77  Joseph  Parkins . 

11 

58 

1  8C 

1  30 

1  50 

17  00 

78  James  Pincock . 

11 

59 

1  40 

1  00 

1  60 

14  80 

79  James  Pincock . 

12 

50 

1  50 

1  00 

1  25 

30  12 

80  James  Pincock . 

12 

56 

1  40 

1  00 

1  60 

30  23 

PORT  DE 

GRAVE. 

1874  Jesse  Hey  field . 

,  t 

62 

2  00 

2  00 

4  00 

92  73 

75  Jesse  Heyfield . 

2 

63 

1  70 

3  30 

39  86 

7 6  George  Bullen . 

-  2 

83 

1  42 

2  25 

3  50 

42  10 

77  William  H.  Edyvean . 

2 

49 

1  53 

2  20 

3  60 

55  23 

78  William  H.  Edyvean . *. .  . . 

2 

59 

1  00 

1  50 

2  00 

36  43 

79  . 

2 

54 

1  20 

1  00 

1  10 

32  09 

80  Edgar  Taylor . .• . 

2 

44  I 

34  42 

POUCH  COVE. 

It  was  formerly  part  of  St.  John’ 

Circuit. 

1880  William  Kendall . 

4  1 

I 

126 

i| 

1  00 

1  10 

1  40 

15  90 

B. 


RANDOM  NORTH. 


It  was  formerly  part  of  Shoal  Harbour  Mission. 


1878  Henry  C.  Hatcher . 

.... 

....  1 

79  Thomas  L.  Eland . 

14 

107 

1  00 

1  00 

1  16 

80  Henry  Lewis . 

14 

115 

1  10 

1  10 

1  30 

RANDOM  SOUTH. 

It  was  formerly  part  of  Shoal  Harbour  Mission. 


1878  Edgar  Taylor . 

....  1 

79  Edgar  Taylor . 

is 

128 

1  00  1  00 

i  20 

31  72 

80  Thomas  L.  Eland . 

15 

127 

i  oo  i  no 

2  00 

32  00 

808 


CIRCUITS  AND  MISSIONS. 


s. 


I 


SHOAL  HARBOUR. 


Year 

Names  of  Ministers. 

Ap¬ 

point¬ 

ments. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Funds. 

Conting. 

Educa. 

Sup.  M. 

Miss’y. 

1874 

Thomas  W.  Atkinson . 

125 

$1  00 

$1  00 

$1  50 

$109  25 

75 

Thomas  W.  Atkinson . 

25 

150 

1  25 

1  00 

1  50 

187  89 

76 

Samuel  Snowden,  Wm.  H.  Edyvean. 

26 

245 

1  00 

1  00 

2  00 

268  47 

77  Henry  C.  Hatcher,  Edgar  Taylor . 

30 

240 

2  00 

2  00 

3  00 

290  73 

78 

See  Random,  North  and  South . 

30 

212 

1  20 

1  20 

2  00 

124  12 

SOUND  ISLANDS. 


1875  Henry  C.  Hatcher . 

2 

84 

1  74  1  1  26 

4  12 

10  67 

76  Henry  C.  Hatcher . 

10 

115 

2  06  2  oe 

1  26 

19  34 

77  . 

10 

94 

1  80  2  00 

2  00 

18  40 

78  Supplied  from  Flat  Islands . 

10 

98 

1  12  1  1  16  I 

2  00 

14  90 

s*. 


ST.  ANTHONY. 


1873  Alexander  McGregor.. 

74  Alexander  McGregor.. 

75  Alexander  McGregor.. 

76  William  B.  Seccombe. 

77  William  B.  Seccombe. 

78  Lewis  Richings . 

79  William  R.  Tratt .... 

80  William  R.  Tratt _ 


1874  GeorgeS.  Milligan,  M.  A.,  Jos.  Pascoe, 

Joseph  Lister . 

75  Thomas  Harris,  Simeon  B.  Dunn, 

George  J.  Bond,  John  Pratt . 

7  6  Thomas  Harris,  Simeon  B.  Dunn, 

George  J.  Bond,  John  Pratt . 

Thomas  Harris,  Simeon  B.  Dunn,  j 
George  Payne,  William  Kendall.,  j 
Job  Shenton,  Charles  Ladner,  George 

P.  Story . . 

Job  Shenton,  Charles  Ladner,  James 
Wilson . 


77 

79 


80 


12 

90 

1 

20 

1 

00 

2 

00 

55 

40 

13 

216 

1 

00 

1 

00 

2 

00 

20 

70 

13 

174 

2 

00 

2 

00 

2 

60 

137 

50 

9 

123 

1 

20 

1 

10 

2 

00 

48 

56 

17 

146 

1 

00 

1 

00 

1 

00 

95 

48 

17 

111 

1 

00 

1 

00 

1 

00 

61 

52 

ST.  JOHN’S. 

•  • 

555 

80 

00 

80 

00 

140 

00 

831 

50 

7 

554 

80 

00 

80 

00 

140 

00 

2,182 

09 

7 

553  . 

60 

00 

100 

00 

160 

00 

1,855 

11 

7 

616 

60 

00 

143 

80 

160 

00 

1,882 

34 

7 

720 

60 

00 

100 

00 

60 

00 

1,723 

45 

7 

871 

60 

00 

90 

00 

80 

00 

1,508 

65 

3 

643 

6P 

00 

106 

00 

80 

00 

1,239 

82 

1873  Joseph  Pascoe. 

74  Joseph  Pascoe. 

75  - - - .. 


ST.  PIERRE. 


4  30 


T 


1874 

75 

76 

77 

78 

79 

80 


Samuel  Snowden . 

Samuel  Snowden . 

John  Dixon . . 

Geo.  J.  Bond,  B.A.,  Lewis  Richings. . 

George  Bullen . 

George  Bullen . 

United  with  Belts  Cove . 


TILT  COVE. 


18 

191 

2 

15 

2 

25 

8 

00 

20 

00 

18 

196 

2 

50 

3 

00 

8 

50 

27 

73 

17 

175 

3 

00 

6 

00 

8 

90 

121 

44 

14 

136 

1 

00 

7 

00 

5 

00 

53 

05 

18 

120 

1 

00 

1 

00 

5 

00 

174 

66 

18 

123 

1 

20 

1 

10 

6 

00 

81 

82 

NEWFOUNDLAND  CONFERENCE. 


809 


TRINITY. 


Year 

Names  of  Ministers. 

Ap¬ 

point¬ 

ments. 

No.  of 
Members. 

Funds. 

Conting. 

Educa. 

Sup.  M. 

Miss’y. 

1874 

John  Dixon . 

7 

89 

$2  00 

$2  02 

$13  25 

75 

John  Dixon . 

7 

95 

$5  66 

3  00 

3  00 

25  63 

76 

Jesse  Heyfield . . 

7 

87 

3  00 

2  50 

3  00 

26  40 

77*  Jesse  Heyfield . 

7 

97 

3  50 

3  00 

4  25 

41  40 

78  Anthony  Hill . 

7 

106 

2  60 

2  10 

2  40 

42  00 

79  Anthony  Hill . 

7 

93 

2  00 

2  00 

2  60 

26  35 

80 

George  J.  Bond,  B.A . 

6 

99 

1  10 

1  00 

2  00 

14  00 

TWILLINGATE. 

1874  John  Reay . 

2 

359 

6  15 

4  15 

8  10 

66  56 

75  John  Reay . 

2 

260 

6  40 

4  70 

8  10 

91  56 

76 

W illiam  Swann . 

4 

209 

6  40 

5  50 

9  30 

99  80 

77 

William  Swann . 

2 

205 

6  45 

5  66 

10  00 

112  89 

78 

William  Swann . 

5 

212 

6  50 

5  75 

10  45 

116  47 

79 

Thomas  W.  Atkinson . 

5 

172 

6  60 

5  80 

10  50 

117  19 

80 

Thomas  W.  Atkinson . 

6 

172 

4  42 

5  00 

9  70 

109  55 

w. 


WESTERN  BAY. 


1877  Robert  W.  Freeman . 

78  Robert  W.  Freeman . 

3  359 

2  00 

1  60 

2  00 

101  26 

79  Robert  W.  Freeman . 

3  337 

2  10 

1  20 

3  10 

80  00 

80  John  Pratt . 

3  )'  350 

2  30 

1  10 

"3  30 

93  00 

THE 


DISTRICTS 

OF  THE 

NEWFOUNDLAND  CONFERENCE, 


SHOWING  WHO  HAVE  BEEN  CHAIRMEN  AND  FINANCIAL  SECRETARIES, 
WITH  THE  NUMBER  OF  MEMBERS  FOR  EACH  YEAR 


From  1874  to  1880. 


BON  AVISTA  DISTRICT. 


Year 

Chairmen. 

Financial  Secretaries. 

Mem. 

1878 

John  Reav . 

William  Swann . 

2240 

79  George  J.  Bond . 

Thomas  W.  Atkinson.  .  . . 

2381 

80  Jeremiah  Embree . 

Thomas  W.  Atkinson . 

2432 

CARBONEAR  DISTRICT. 


1874 

75 

76 

77 

78 

79 

80 


Thomas  Harris. 
James  Dove.. . . 
James  Dove.. . . 
John  Goodison. 
James  Dove. .  . . 
James  Dove..  .  . 
James  Dove. . . . 


James  Dove.. . . 
ClMrles  Ladner. 
Charles  Ladner. 
Charles  Ladner. 
John  Goodison.. 
John  Goodison.. 
John  Goodison.. 


2233 

2573 

2817 

3480 

3986 

*3574 

3407 


1874  GeorgeS.  Milligan,  M.  A 

75  Thomas  Harris . 

76  Thomas  Harris . 

77  Thomas  Harris . 

78  GeorgeS.  Milligan,  M.A 

79  Job  Shenton . 

80  Thomas  Har  ris . 


ST.  JOHN’S  DISTRICT. 


[Joseph  Pascoe . , 
John  Goodison.. 
[Joseph  Pascoe . 
'Joseph  Pascoe. 
Thomas  Harris 
i  Charles  Ladner 
Charles  Ladner 


3396 

3669 

3707 

3595 

4034 

+2110 

1847 


114  members  given  to  Bonavista  District. 


+  2126  members  gives  to  Bonavista  District. 


tabular,  Jimalagkal,  anD  liisturicai 


TABULAR  RECORD  OF  THE  NUMBER  OF 


MINISTERS  aYNTD  MEMBERS 


CONNECTED  WITH  ALL  BRANCHES  OF 

Jit  £  1 1}  o  ii :  s  m  r  n  Canada, 

JUNE,  1880. 


I.— METHODIST  CHURCH  OF  CANADA. 


Conference. 

Ministers. 

Proba. 

Effec. 

Sup’d. 

Total. 

Toronto . 

51 

253 

72 

376 

London  . 

50 

230 

55 

335 

Montreal . 

35 

161 

26 

222 

Nova  Scotia . 

13 

78 

19 

110 

New  Brunswick  .  . . 

12 

74 

12 

98 

Newfoundland  .... 

6 

40 

3 

49 

Total . 

167 

836 

187 

1,190 

On  Trial. 


2,932 

1,867 

1,100 

685 

415 

691 


7,690 


Members 

Full. 

Total. 

Local 

Preach’rs 

Class 

Leaders. 

33,922 

36,854 

512 

1,430 

36,732 

38,599 

460 

1,538 

21,329 

22,429 

229 

763 

8,927 

9,612 

42 

345 

7,803 

8,218 

106 

330 

6,995 

7,686 

39 

410 

115,708 

123,398 

1,388 

4,816 

II.— METHODIST  EPISCOPAL  CHURCH  IN  CANADA. 


Conference. 

Ministers. 

Members. 

Local 

Preach’rs 

Class 

Leaders. 

Proba. 

Effec. 

Sup’d. 

Total. 

On  Trial. 

Full. 

Total. 

Niagara . 

11 

90 

17 

118 

1,422 

9,415 

10,837 

144 

* 

Ontario . 

9 

63 

9 

81 

1,132 

7,196 

8,328 

67 

* 

Bay  Quinte . 

6 

59 

17 

82 

946 

7,959 

8,905 

54 

* 

Total . 

26 

212 

43 

281 

3,500 

24,570 

28,070 

265 

* 

*  Not  reported  in  Conference  Minutes. 


III.— SUMMARY  OF  METHODISTS  IN  CANADA. 


Churches. 

Ministers. 

Members. 

- 

Local 

Preach’rs 

Class 

Leaders. 

Proba. 

Effec.  |  Sup’d. 

Total. 

On  Trial. 

Full. 

Total. 

Methodist  Church  ) 

of  Canada . ( 

Methodist  Episcopal.. 
Primitive  Methodist.. 

Bible  Christian . 

British  Methodist  ) 
Episcopal  (Col.) .  \ 

Total . 

167 

26 

836 

212 

187 

43 

1,190 

281 

96 

84 

35 

7,690 

3,500 

589 

115,708 

24,570 

6,655 

123,398 

28,070 

8,222 

7,254 

1,884 

1,388 

265 

177 

38 

4,816 

57 

193 

1,048 

230 

1,686 

11,779 

146,933 

168,828 

1,868  4,873 

814 


i 


TABULAR  RECORD. 


IV.— GENERAL  SUMMARY  OF  METHODISTS  IN  ALL  THE  WORLD. 


Places. 

Ministers. 

Local  Preachers. 

Members. 

1  Dominion  of  Canada . 

1,686 

1,868 

168,828 

2  United  States  of  America  . 

24,304 

26,875 

3,485,999* 

3  England  and  Missions . 

5,043 

48,695 

948,160 

4  Ireland . 

244 

1,806 

25,186 

29 

1,850 

6  Australia  . 

436 

3,782 

69,333 

Grand  Total . 

31,742 

83,026 

4,699,356 

TABULAR  RECORD  OF  SUNDAY  SCHOOLS 


CONNECTED  WITH  THE 


JUdljcMst  Cljitrdj  of  Canada. 


JUNE,  1880. 


Conference. 

Number  of 
Schools. 

Officers  and 
Teachers, 

Scholars. 

Number  of 
Conversions 
during  Year. 

Meeting  in 
Class. 

Volumes  in 
Library. 

Contributions. 

Infant. 

Inter- 

med. 

Adult. 

Total. 

Gener’l 
S.  S. 
Fund. 

School 

Pur¬ 

poses. 

Missions, 

Juvenile 

Offerings. 

Toronto . 

525 

4,747 

10,799 

10,442 

11,130 

38,371 

1,635 

5,156 

65,805 

$213  77 

$13,085  44 

$4,860  76 

London . 

540 

5,975 

12,386 

21,548 

11,629 

45,563 

2,106 

5,941 

83,025 

308  07 

17,517  41 

4,040  91 

Montreal . 

305 

2,535 

5,149 

8,947 

4,704 

18,800 

742 

2,340 

34,129 

47  89 

5,672  61 

4,809  74 

Nova  Scotia . 

148 

1,222 

2,268 

4,561 

3,337 

9,160 

261 

951 

17,044 

14  58 

2,407  58 

579  45 

N.  B.  &P.  E.  I . 

156 

1,131 

2,436 

3,831 

2,930 

9,197 

482 

958 

14,013 

66  49 

2,238  37 

1,088  40 

Newfoundland . 

■  110 

777 

1,918 

3,034 

1,481 

6,433 

237 

586 

3,337 

59  09 

650  17 

437  14 

Total,  1880 . 

1,784 

16,397 

34,956 

58,363 

34,211 

127,530 

5,463 

15,932 

217,353 

$709  89 

$41,571  58 

$15,823  46 

Total,  1874 . 

1,512 

13,277 

101,218 

Increase . 

272 

3,120 

26,312 

ilrmiuujiral  llmuirJi  nf  Jllnttstos 


WHO  HAVE  HIED  IN  CONNECTION  WITH  THEIR  WORK  IN  CANADA, 


ARRANGED  IN  THE  ORDER  OF  THE  DATE  OF  DECEASE. 


I.— METHODIST  EPISCOPAL. 


S5 


1 

2 

3 

4 
.5 
6 

7 

8 
9 


Confer¬ 
ence 
Y  ear. 


Name. 


Date  of  Death. 


Years  in  the  Ministry. 


1798-  9  Wooster,  Hezekiah  C. 

1812-13'Hibhard,  Robert . 

181 9-20  jSeager,  Aurora . 

1822-23!  Peale,  James  Griggs. 
1829^  30  Slater,  William . 


Effec¬ 

tive. 


Nov.  6th.  ...  1798 
Oct.  12th. .  ..1812 

Dec.  21st _ 1819 

Dec.  25th..  .  .  1822 
Jan.  17th..  .  .  1829 


II.— BRITISH  WESLEYAN. 


1832-33 [Newlove,  George. 
“  |  Pope,  Richard. .. . 

1834-35  Hick,  John . 

1 837-38  j  Barry,  John . 

1840-41  Taylor,  Andrew.  . 

1844- 45 iRaine,  John . 

1845- 46  Marsden,  John  S. 

1846- 47  Evans,  James 


10 

Cl 

11 

1852-53 

12 

1  “ 

1 

1833-34 

2 

1S34-35 

3 

C  l 

4 

1837-38 

5 

1845-46 

6 

1849-50 

7 

1850-51 

8 

CC 

9 

“ 

10 

CC 

11 

1852-53 

12 

“ 

13 

“ 

14 

1853-54 

15 

"  1 

16 

1854-55 

17 

“  b 

18 

“  1 

19 

1S55-56 x 

20- 

“  t 

21 

“  k 

22 

“  i 

23 

“  ^ 

24 

1856-57  J 

Lang,  Matthew  . 
Beckwith,  Janies 
'Squire,  William. 


III.- 

Madden.  Thomas. . . . 

Watson,  John . 

Barton,  King . 

Gladwin,  Jonathan.. 
Whitehead,  Thomas. 

Healey,  Ezra . 

Metcalfe,  Franklin . . 


-WESLEYAN  METHODIST, 


May  22nd.. 
Aug.  24th  . 
Aug.  30th  . 
Oct.  2nd  . . 
Jan.  22nd.. 
Dec.  25th.. 
June  10th.. 
Jan.  1st . . . 
Feb.  1 1th .. 
May  27th .. 
Dec.  2nd  . . 
Feb.  8th. . . 
April  10th  . 
Sept.  11th. 
Jan.  22nd., 
Aug.  15th  . 


Jan.  15th. . 
Aug.  29th. 
Oct.  19th.  . 
Nov.  19th.. 
Jan.  12th . . 
Feb.  14th . . 
June  28th. . 


Sup’y 

or 

Sup’d. 


Total. 


.1834 

32 

1 

33 

.1834 

2 

2 

.1834 

30 

4 

34 

.1837 

4 

4 

.1846 

32 

3i 

63 

.1849 

20 

9 

29 

.1850 

15 

15 

30 

1851 

26 

9 

35 

1851 

2 

2 

1851 

13 

20 

33 

1852 

11 

12 

23 

1853 

3 

3 

1853 

2 

2 

1853 

20 

7 

27 

1854 

25 

13 

38 

1854 

14 

14 

1854 

4 

4 

1855 

23 

27 

50 

1855 

2 

2 

1855 

51 

51 

1855 

10 

10 

1856 

7 

*  i 

8 

18561 

11 

31 

42 

18561 

29 

3  1 

32 

Age 

at 

Death. 


June  26th. 

.1832 

1 

1 

Sept.  2nd  . . 

..1832 

15 

2 

17 

Aug.  3rd . . 

.1834 

20 

20 

June  — ... 

.1838 

11 

2 

13 

April  — .  .  . 

..1841 

38 

6 

44 

Aug.  22nd. 

.1844 

11 

11 

Sept.  18th. 

.1845 

5 

5 

N ov.  23rd . 

.1846 

17 

17 

July  10th .. 

.1849 

26 

6 

32 

Feb  21st.  . 

.1850 

27 

27 

July  25th . . 

.1852 

25 

14 

39 

Oct.  16th  . . 

.1852 

32 

32 

28 

23 

24 
43 
41 


22 

43 

47 

37 

66 

41 

33 

46 

62 

52 

58 

56 


54 

26 

60 

37 

83 

59 

50 

65 

19 

81 

76 

24 

24 
54 
73 

36 
28 
75 

25 
75 

37 
39 
85 
54 


816 


NECROLOGICAL  RECORD. 


N  umber. 

Confer¬ 

ence 

Y  ear. 

Name. 

Date  of  Death. 

Years 

Effec¬ 

tive. 

N  THE  M 

Sup’y 

or 

Sup’d. 

ENISTRY. 

Total. 

Age 

at 

Death. 

25 

1856-57 

Huntington,  Simon . 

Aug.  25th.. . 

.1856 

29 

29 

55 

26 

i  t 

Oct.  9th. . . . 

.  1856 

21 

i 

22 

57 

27 

t  t 

Brown,  William . 

Mar.  5th .  .  . 

.1857 

4 

38 

42 

88 

28 

1857-58 

Slight,  Benjamin,  M.A . 

Jan.  16th.. . 

.1858 

22 

22 

59 

29 

t  t 

Morgan,  James . 

Feb.  4th  .  . . 

.1858 

4 

4 

28 

30 

tt 

Clarke,  James  M . 

April  16th. . 

.1858 

7 

7 

28 

31 

1858-59 

Fawcett,  Thomas . 

Mar.  19th.. 

.1859 

27 

27 

51 

Qt) 

it 

1859 

3 

3 

27 

33 

1860-61 

Flummerfelt,  Cornelius . 

Feb.  20th. . . 

.1861 

20 

6 

26 

73 

34 

<( 

Hobbs,  Robert . 

Mar.  10th. . 

.1861 

8 

2 

10 

31 

35 

it 

Drake,  Thomas . 

April  30th. . 

.1861 

3 

3 

23 

36 

1861-62 

Goodfellow,  John . 

July  22nd.. . 

.1861 

18 

i 

19 

43 

37 

<  t 

Oct.  6th. . . . 

.1861 

29 

16 

45 

71 

38 

t  i 

Williams,  William . 

Nov.  19th  . . 

.1861 

6 

2 

8 

32 

39 

l  i 

Jones,  George . 

May  24th  .  . 

.1862 

5 

5 

27 

40 

1862-63 

Harmon,  Thomas . 

July  24th. . 

.1862 

12 

17 

29 

79 

41 

i  i 

Stoney,  Edmond . 

Aug.  8th . . . 

.1862 

19 

20 

39 

72 

42 

tt 

Wilkinson,  Henry . 

Aug.  14th. . 

.1862 

30 

1 

31 

58 

43 

a 

Stinson,  Joseph,  D.D . 

Aug.  26th .  . 

.1862 

40 

40 

62 

44 

a 

Shannon,  John  . 

Oct.  4th. . . . 

.  1862 

4 

4 

26 

45 

C  i 

Mulholland,  John  H . 

Oct.  21st. . . 

.1862 

1 

1 

25 

46 

tt 

Hughes,  James  (B.) . 

Nov.  17th.. . 

.1862 

8 

2 

10 

30 

47 

1 1 

Rose,  Philip . 

Dec.  29th. . . 

.1862 

7 

7 

43 

48 

a 

Dayman,  Abraham . 

April  13th.  . 

.1863 

17 

3 

20 

45 

49 

i  i 

Musgrove,  James  . 

May  9th, . . . 

.1863 

32 

32 

57 

50 

t  « 

Ash,  James . 

June  6th  . . . 

.1863 

5 

2 

7 

29 

51 

1863-64 

Spencer,  James,  M.A . 

Oct.  9th _ 

.  1863 

25 

25 

51 

52 

i  i 

Brown,  Robert . 

N ov.  4th . . . 

.1863 

14 

14 

45 

53 

t  l 

McKenzie,  Kenneth . 

Dec.  25th. .  . 

.1863 

2 

2 

28 

54 

1864-65 

Beatty,  John . 

June  30th. .  . 

.1864 

16 

22 

38 

82 

55 

i  ( 

Dignarn,  William . 

July  22nd.. . 

.1864 

25 

1 

26 

54 

56 

it 

Hume,  Samuel  . 

July  26tli..  . 

.1864 

5 

5  ■ 

28 

57 

tt 

Neelands,  John . 

Sep.  7th. . . . 

.1864 

7 

n 

24 

85 

58 

a 

Hitchcock,  Barnabas . 

Oct.  12th . . . 

.1864. 

11 

31 

42 

80 

59 

a 

Bevitt,  Thomas . 

Feb.  5th. . . . 

.1865 

27 

9 

36 

69 

60 

<t 

Thompson,  Robert . 

Mar.  16th... 

.1865 

6 

1 

7 

30 

61 

1865-66 

Flanders,  Rufus  A . 

Oct.  12th. . . 

.1865 

25 

25 

48 

62 

it 

Campbell,  Alexander  . . . 

Dec.  31st. . 

.1865 

19 

1 

20 

45 

63 

l  ( 

Winans,  William  H . 

May  30th . .  . 

.1866 

3 

3 

25 

64 

1866-67 

Plavter,  George  F . 

Oct.  24th  .. . 

.1866 

23 

ii 

34 

55 

65 

t  t 

Dean,  Horace . 

Nov.  4th. . . 

.1866 

25 

12 

37 

68 

66 

it 

Campbell,  Thomas . 

Nov.  12tli .  . 

.1866 

24 

7 

31 

55 

67 

i  t 

Ellsworth,  Orrin  H . 

Jan.  2nd  . . . 

.1867 

15 

15 

49 

68 

t  i 

Cairns,  Samuel  . 

Jan.  12th. . . 

.1867 

3 

i 

4 

26 

69 

1 1 

Shaw,  Robert,  B.A . 

Jan.  13th  . . . 

.1867 

8 

8 

31 

70 

a 

Thompson,  David . 

Jan.  23rd. . . 

.  1867 

2 

2 

25 

71 

ti 

Black,  John . 

April  28th.  . 

.1867 

32 

n 

43 

78 

72 

1 1 

Beeson,  Henry . 

May  11th . . . 

.1867 

6 

3 

9 

87 

73 

1867-68 

Graham,  Robert . 

Feb.  20th. .  . 

.1868 

13 

5 

18 

70 

74 

1868-69 

Law,  John . 

Sept.  7tli . . . 

.1868 

29 

7 

36 

63 

75 

i  i 

Robson,  Thomas . 

Oct.  20th . . . 

.1868 

25 

25 

49 

76 

i  t 

Whiting,  Matthew . 

Nov.  1st  .  .  . 

.1868 

38 

5 

43 

80 

77 

i  i 

Ilugill,  Joseph . 

Nov.  30th... 

.1868 

19 

19 

46 

78  ' 

t  i 

Garbutt,  Thomas  E . 

Mar.  19th..  . 

.1869 

8 

8 

34 

79 

ti 

Gabie,  R  obert  L . 

May  18th... 

.1869 

6 

6 

34 

80 

1869-70 

Allison,  Cvrus  R . 

July  1st . .  .  . 

.1869 

23 

19 

42 

74 

81 

1 1 

Schofield,  Wm.  H.,  M.A. .  .  . 

Oct.  22nd  . . 

.1869 

10 

10 

29 

82 

1 1 

Hewitt,  William  T . 

Dec.  9tli. . . . 

.1869 

7 

8 

15 

69 

83 

1 1 

Bishop,  James  PI . . . 

Dec.  25th.. . 

.1869 

19 

19 

43 

84 

i  t 

Connor,  Samuel . 

Jan.  7tli. . .  . 

.1870 

5 

2 

7 

33 

85 

it 

Cooney,  Robert,  D.D . 

March  17th. 

.1870 

30 

9 

39 

70 

86 

ti 

Fear,  James . 

April  17  th.. 

.1870 

6  mo. 

6  mo. 

29 

87 

ti 

Ferrier,  Robert  W.,  M.A. .  .  . 

May  2nd. . . . 

.  1870 

8  ' 

i 

9 

32 

88 

1870-71 

Cole,  Benjamin . 

Aug.  2nd.  .  . 

.1870 

15 

1 

16 

45- 

89 

l  i 

Lester,  Alexander . 

Aug.  8th .  . 

.1870 

10 

10 

42 

90 

1 1 

Lawson,  Thomas . 

Oct.  22nd. . . 

.1870 

15 

15 

46 

91 

i  t 

Robson,  George . 

Dec.  12th..  . 

1870 

7 

i 

8 

32 

92 

it 

Miles,  Stephen . 

Dec.  13th.. . 

.1870 

17 

18 

35 

81 

NECROLOGICAL  RECORD. 


817 


Name. 


Brownell,  Stephen . 

Sloane,  James  W . 

Johnson,  Moses  M . 

Jeffers,  Thomas . 

Adams,  Ezra . ’ 

McGladdery,  William . 

Demorest,  Thomas  _ 

Shaw,  William . 

‘  ‘  j  W right,  David . 

Maxwell,  Henrv  W.. . 

1872- 73 1 White,  Edward . 

Washington,  Edward  S.','b!  A 

Sanders,  Joseph  L . 

Ryerson,  William . 

Hurlburt,  Thomas . 

Thompson,  James . 

Heyland,  Rowley . 

1873- 74  Sexsmith,  George . ’  ’ 

Goodson,  George . 

McIntyre,  George . ...  .. 

English,  Noble  F . 


Years  in  the  Ministry. 


Date  of  Death. 

Effec¬ 

tive. 

Sup’y 

or 

Sup’ll. 

Total. 

March  22nd 

.1871 

30 

7 

37 

June  2nd. . 

.1871 

12 

1 

13 

Aug.  27th. . . 

.1871 

8 

2 

10 

Sept.  14th. . 

.1871 

28 

3 

31 

Nov.  30th.. 

.1871 

25 

32 

57 

Dec.  2nd . . . 

.1871 

3  mo. 

Jan.  24th.. . 

.1872 

26 

27 

53 

Feb.  24th.. . 

.1872 

6 

2 

8 

March  28tli . 

.1872 

30 

21 

51 

April  14th.  . 

.1872 

9 

1 

10 

June  16  th... 

.1872 

24 

24 

July  2nd.  .  . 

.1872 

3 

3 

Aug.  16  th... 

.1872 

19 

19 

Sept.  15th.. 

.1872 

37 

14 

51 

April  14th.. 

.1873 

44 

44 

April  19th. . 

.1873 

16 

3 

19 

May  27th.. . . 

.1873 

30 

19 

49 

Feb.  22nd... 

.1874 

14 

14 

May  11th.  .  . 

1874 

38 

38 

May  17th.  .  . 

1874 

2 

i 

3 

May  23rd..  .  . 

.1874 

29 

29 

Age 

at 

Death. 


71 

35 

35 

62 

84 

22 

74 
35 
78 
31 
50 
26 
41 

75 
65 
43 
75 
39 
64 
27 
53 


I V—  EASTERN  BRITISH  AMERICA. 


1795- 96 

1796- 97 
1810-11 
1811-12 
1816-17 
1820-21 


10 

1829-30 

11 

1833-34 

12 

<  i 

13 

1837-38 

14 

iC 

15 

1839-40 

16 

1840-41 

17 

18 

1842-43 

19 

(  ( 

20 

1844-45 

21 

1845-46 

22 

1846-47 

23 

1847-48 

24 

1849-50 

25 

1855-56 

26 

(  ( 

27 

1856-57 

28 

l  i 

29 

1858-59 

30 

1859-60 

31 

1C 

32 

1860-61 

33 

“ 

34 

1861-62 

35 

“  j 

36 

“  J 

37 

“  1 

38 

1862-63  £ 

39 

1863-64  1 

40 

“  1 

41 

864-65  J 

1792-93  Wray,  James . 

Bishop,  Abraham  J.. 
J essop,  William 
Newton,  Francis 
Alexander,  Joseph  .  . 

Ward,  William . 

Mann,  John . 

Mann,  James . 

Avard,  Adam  C  . .  . . 
McColl,  Duncan.  .  . . 
McDonald,  William. 

Black,  William . 

Ellis,  William . 

Marsden,  Joshua.  .. 
Murray,  William.. .  . 
Wheelock,  Jesse. .  . . 

Bates,  Charles . 

Sleep,  Peter . 

McMasters,  Samuel.. 
Knowlan,  James. 
Marshall,  William  .  . 

Webb,  William . 

Bamford,  Stephen  .  .  . 

Busby,  Samson . 

te,  James . 


William. 


D.D 


on,  William  S . . 

Samuel . 

id,  Henry . 

non,  William  C. 
William . 


June  16th.. 
Dec.  — ..  . . 


Feb.  26th  .  , 
Dec  25th  . . 
Mar.  15th.. . 
Dec.  17th... 
Mar.  16th.. . 
Sept.  8th . . . 
Sept.  21st.. . 


Arthur . 
John .  . 


Jan.  16th . .  . 

May  — . 

Dec.  16th.. . 
Aug.  8th .  .  . 
Oct.  6th  . .  . 
Oct.  17th. . . 
Jan.  9th. . .  . 
July  4th  . .  . 
Aug.  14th.. 
Mar.  31st. . . 
July  10th..  . 
Aug.  1st  ...  . 
Nov.  27th . 
May  24th. . . . 
Nov.  6th. .  . . 
Aug.  26th . .  . 
May  23rd. . . . 
Oct.  24th 
Mar.  10th.. . . 
Aug.  31st. . . 
Oct.  13th... 
Dec.  24th. . . 
Mar.  26th.. . 
Feb.  21st. .  . 
March  27th . 
May  12th. .  . 
July  12th. . . 


.1861 
.1861 
.1861 
.1861 
.1862 
.  1863 
.1864 
.1864 
.1864 


12  10 

10 

13  3 

3 

>5  11 

11 

16  1 

1 

1  1 

1 

2  3 

3 

7  35 

35 

0  33 

33 

1  4 

4 

0  39 

39 

4  4 

4 

4  52 

52 

7  29 

29 

7  37 

37 

0  12 

3 

15 

1  5 

5 

1  17 

17 

2  9 

9 

2  6 

6 

5  28 

ii 

39 

3  8 

8 

7  20 

20 

1  30 

12 

42 

38 

,  . 

38 

37 

5 

42 

38 

5 

43 

14 

14 

24 

11 

35 

20 

38 

58 

40 

9 

49 

44 

44 

10 

10 

6 

2 

8 

4 

4 

6 

2 

8 

6 

6 

9 

9 

36 

36 

34 

3 

37 

32 

4 

36 

34 

12 

46 

34 

* 

74 

70 

21 

76 
33 
74 
50 
61 

40 
30 

41 
38 
36 
66 
35 
44 

77 
61 
68 
67 
40 
62 
88 
73 
72 
29 
33 
25 
29 
31 
38 
61 
62 
69 
77 


52 


*  No  record. 


818 


NECROLOGICAL  RECORD. 


Confer- 

•p 

ence 

Year. 

}Z5 

42 

1865-66 

43 

1867-68 

44 

1869-70 

45 

CC 

46 

“ 

47 

1870-71 

48 

CC 

49 

CC 

50 

1871-72 

51 

« 

52 

“ 

53 

1872-73 

54 

CC 

55 

“ 

56 

cc 

57 

1873-74 

1 

1834-36 

2 

9 

CC 

4 

1839-41 

5 

1842-43 

6 

1843-44 

7  ' 

1847-48 

8 

1849-50 

9 

1851-52 

10 

C  C 

11 

1852-53 

12 

1853-54 

13 

1854-55 

14 

1856-57 

15 

1857-58 

16 

C  C 

17 

1863-64 

18 

CC 

19 

1865-66 

20 

1869-70 

21 

1870-71 

22 

CC 

23 

1871-72 

24 

1873-74 

25 

CC 

Name. 


George . 


John  Bass 
,  William.. 


B.A. 


Date  of  Death. 

Years  in  the  Ministry. 

Age 

at 

Death. 

Effec¬ 

tive. 

Sup'y 

or 

Sup’d. 

Total. 

May  15th.. . 

.1866 

39 

i 

40 

69 

Sept.  30th.. 

.1867 

10 

i 

11 

55 

July  14th.. . 

.1869 

34 

,  18 

52 

81 

Sept.  26tli.. 

.1869 

50 

50 

70 

May  16th. . . 

.1870 

36 

20 

56 

81 

. 

.1871 

1 

1 

Feb.  27th. . . 

.1871 

10 

1 

11 

33 

March  21st . 

.1871 

14 

14 

43 

July  27th.. . 

.1871 

27 

10 

37 

57 

Sept.  13th. . 

.1871 

46 

7 

53 

77 

Oct.  28th.. . 

.1871 

11 

11 

37 

June  28th.. . 

.1872 

22 

3 

25 

54 

April  21st... 

.1873 

3 

3 

30 

May  13th.. 

.1873 

9 

9 

31 

May  19th. . . 

.  1873 

49 

3 

52 

83 

June  1st. . . 

.1874 

35 

5 

40 

62 

V.— NEW  CONNEXION  METHODIST. 


Woolsey,  Joseph . 


Bell,  Gore  A . 

Campbell,  Owen . 

Bailey,  Edward . 

Bowen,  R . 

Jackson,  James . 

Coates,  Henry . 

Williams,  James . 

Childs,  Charles . 

Shilton,  John . 

Dent,  John . 

Hales,  James. . 

Hammersley,  Benjamin  , 

Keam,  William . 

Haigh,  Benjamin . 

Brennan,  James . 

Beard,  II.  S . 

Gundy,  William . 

McClure,  William . 

Kershaw,  James  B  .  .  . . 

Gundy,  Samuel  B . 

Wilkinson,  John . 


July  3rd. 
Jan.  — .. 


July  6th 


Feb. 


March  3rd. 


Oct.  31st.  , 
March  18tl 
Aug.  18th.. .  , 


Feb.  19th.. . . 


.1835 

No  Record  in  Minutes 

.1835 

No  Record  in  Minutes. 

.1835 

No 

Record  in  Minutes. 

.1840 

5 

5 

* 

.1842 

i 

1 

27 

.1844 

i 

1 

* 

.1847 

12 

12 

* 

1849 

2 

4 

6 

* 

.1851 

29 

4 

33 

61 

.1851 

7 

4 

11 

* 

.1853 

8 

14 

22 

•  84 

.1854 

10 

10 

30 

.1855 

25 

25 

51 

.1857 

3 

3 

36 

.1857 

20 

3 

23  , 

* 

.1857 

1 

1 

29 

.1864 

2 

2 

29 

.1865 

21 

21 

51 

.  1S66 

20 

is 

35 

55 

.1870 

1 

1 

* 

.1870 

19 

i 

20 

75 

.1871 

34 

7 

41 

67 

.1871 

23 

23 

48 

.1873 

21 

21 

41 

.1874 

30 

9 

39 

74 

*  No  Record. 


TOTAL  NUMBER  OF  DEATHS  FROM  1791  TO  THE  UNION  OF  1874. 


Methodist  Episcopal  Conference .  5 

British  Wesleyan  Conference .  12 

Wesleyan  Methodist  Conference .  H3 

Eastern  British  America  Conference .  57 

New  Connexion  Methodist  Conference .  25 


Total 


212 


NECROLOGICAL  RECORD. 


819 


VI. -METHODIST  CHURCH  OF  CANADA,  1874  to  1880. 
!■  The  Toronto  Conference. 


a 

a 


a 

6 

7 

8 
9 

10 

11 

12 

13 

14 

15 

16 

17 

18 

19 

20 
21 
22 

23 

24 

25 


Confer¬ 
ence 
Y  ear. 


Name, 


Date  of  Death. 


1876 

1877- 

1878- 


1874- 75  Harris,  Edward  . !Oct.  9th. 

Lever,  John . j  April'  2nd. 

7ft  a  °? ’’  . |May  1st.  . 

1875- 76  Sunday,  John . ;Doc.  14th  . 

McDongall,  George . Jan.  23rd  . 

Dochstader,  John  W . (Feb.  26th 

Whitcomb,  Orrin . | April  12th 

77  Miller,  Gilbert .  April  6th. . 

78  Sliter,  Thomas . ,Jan.  23rd 

79  Vandusen,  Conrad . Aug.  19th. 

Robison,  Matthew . Dec.  17th. 

jWicher,  John  W . jFeb.  3rd 

Green,  Anson,  D.D . |Feb.  19tli 

(Andrews,  William . April  14th. 

McGuire,  John . May  10th.. 

Sutton,  William . (May  26th.. 

Coleman,  William . I  May  27th. . 

McCullough,  William . Sep.  19th'.! 

Irwin,  William  . Oct.  9th... 

Derrick,  Thomas . I  Mar.  29th.. 

Scott,  Jonathan . May  5th  . 

81  Battell,  Elias . Aug.  6th  .  . 

Sanderson,  John . Aug.  13th! 

Koyl,  Ephraim  Lillie  . Nov.  21st.. 

Darlington,  Robert . I  April  4th.  ! 


1879-80 


■1880- 


. .1874 
. .1875 
.1875 
.  1875 
. . 1876 
. .1876 
. .1876 
..1877 
...1878 
.  ..1878 
...1878 
..1879 
..1879 
.  .1879 
.  .1879 
. .1879 
. .1879 
..1879 
. .1879 
.1880 
.1880 
.  .1880 
.1880 
.1880 
.  1S8U 


Years  in  the  Ministry. 


1 

1874-75 

2 

6  ( 

3 

61 

4 

6  6 

5 

66 

6 

6  6 

7 

6  6 

8 

6  6 

9 

1875-76 

10 

'  6  6 

11 

6  6 

12 

1876-77 

13 

1877-78 

14 

6  C 

15 

1878-79 

16 

“ 

17 

6  6 

18 

“ 

19 

“  1 

27 

“ 

21 

“  1 

22 

“  C 

23 

“  I 

24 

“  I 

25 

1879-80  I 

26 

1880-81  C 

27 

“  C 

28  | 

“  J 

1 

1874-75IE 

2 

“  A 

3 

875-76  G 

4 

“  Is 

Peter. 


George.. 


Edmund  S. 


Sept.  3rd. . 

.  .1874 

Oct.  16  th... 

. . 1874 

Nov.  4th . . 

. .1874 

Jan.  4th. . . 

..1875 

Feb.  9th. . . 

. .1875 

April  23rd. 

. .1875 

May  23rd. . 

. .1875 

May  23rd. . 

..1875 

Sept.  1st  . . 

1875 

Oct.  3rd. . . 

..1875 

Jan.  15th... 

.1876 

Oct.  5th . .  . 

..1876 

Aug.  3rd.  . 

.1877 

April  8th.. 

.1878 

July  26th.. 

.  1878 

Aug.  21st.. 

.1878 

Sept.  7th . . 

.1878 

<  )ct.  8th. . . 

.1878 

Oct.  8tli.  .  . 

.1878 

Oct.  T6th. . . . 

.1878 

Jan.  15th..  . 

.1879 

March  7th.. 

.1879 

April  13th. . 

.1879 

May  31st. .  . 

.1879 

Jan.  6th. .  . 

.1880 

Aug.  3rd . . 

.1880 

Dec.  12th .  . 

.1880 

April  6th .  . . 

.188l| 

Effec¬ 

tive. 


14 

25 

24 

25 

26 

14 
20 

17 
3 

30 

10 

15 
38 
36 
13 

18 
35 


2. — The  London  Conference. 

Hay,  William . 

Reynolds,  Joseph . 

Hutchinson,  John . 

Freshman,  Charles,  D.D..  . 

Armstrong,  James . 

Kellam,  Henry . 

Reynolds,  Robert . 

Tucker,  Richard  L . 

Keagey,  John  G.  B.A . 

Herkimer,  William . 

Graham,  William  W . 


HT — The  Montreal  Conference. 


June  20th.. .  .  1874 
Dec.  29th.. .  .1874 
Aug.  26th. . .  1875 
Dec.  30th.. .  .1875 


Sup’y 

or 

Sup’d. 


3 

15 

1 

18 


7 

31 

20 

2 

17 

11 

6 

7 


Total. 


17 

40 

25 
43 

26 

14 
27 
48 

3 

50 

12 

15 
55 
36 
.24 
24 
42 


Age 

at 

Death. 


41 

73 

48 

80 

56 

35 

71 

80 

28 

78 

34 

38 

78 

63 

70 

64 

71 


34 

5 

39 

66 

18 

5 

23 

43 

23 

23 

65 

20 

26 

46 

77 

3 

3 

25 

22 

23 

45 

80 

3 

66 

8 

33 

4i 

74 

18 

1 

1  19 

■43 

29 

6 

!  35 

64 

22 

11 

33 

78 

15 

15 

55 

23 

7 

30 

59 

13 

13 

38 

6 

6 

28 

19 

19 

48 

5 

8 

13 

37 

18 

15 

33 

75 

4 

1 

5 

35 

30 

22 

52 

83 

18 

2 

20 

66 

27 

18 

45 

69 

39 

12 

51 

75 

29 

10 

39 

71 

39 

18 

57 

83 

36 

21 

57 

85 

40 

19 

59 

79 

13 

13 

39 

37 

19 

56 

84 

13 

13 

53 

7 

7 

32 

29 

16 

45 

69 

7 

33 

40 

81 

23 

1 

25 

45 

8 

1 

9 

31 

27 

••  1 

27 

57 

15 

15 

39 

23 

23 

50 

18 

18 

39 

13 

5 

18 

44 

OJ 

I 

& 

5 

6 

7 

8 

9 

10 

11 

12 

13 

14 

15 

16 

17 

18 

1 

2 

3 

4 

5 

6 

7 

8 

1- 

2 

3 

4 

5 

6 

1 

2 

3 

4 


NECROLOGICAL  RECORD. 


Confer¬ 

ence 

Y  ear. 

Name. 

1876-77 

Garry,  Robert . 

it 

Richardson,  Ezekiel . 

it 

Hurlburt,  Sylvester . 

i  i 

Stratton,  John  G . 

1877-78 

Howes.  John . 

ti 

McCullough,  William  S.,  M.D 

1878-79 

Kimball,  Horatio  N . 

1879-80 

Werden,  James  E . 

iC 

Keough,  Jabez  Bunting . 

it 

Jaques,  Alfred  E . 

c  c 

Selley,  John  B. ,  M.D . 

1880-81 

Ogden,  Thomas . 

it 

Thompson,  John . 

61 

Onesakenerat,  Joseph . 

Date  of  Death. 

Years  in  the  Ministry. 

Age 

at 

Death. 

Effec¬ 

tive. 

Sup’y 

or 

Sup’d. 

Total. 

Oct.  31st. . 

.  1876 

40 

73 

Dec.  9th. . . 

.1876 

9 

9 

40 

Mar.  8th .  . 

.1877 

28 

13 

41 

73 

Mar.  26th  . 

.1877 

6  mo 

6  mo. 

31 

Sept.  1st . . 

.1877 

32 

i 

33 

65 

May  27th. . 

.1878 

17 

17 

36 

Oct.  31st. . 

.1878 

1 

35 

36 

68 

Nov.  6th .  . 

.1879 

9 

9 

32 

Dec.  27th.. 

.1879 

25 

25 

50 

April  28th. 

.1880 

2 

2 

29 

May  10th. . 

.1880 

20 

24 

44 

72 

July  24th. . 

.1880 

13 

18 

31 

81 

Sept.  29th. 

.1880 

2 

2 

23 

Feb.  7th.. . 

.1880 

6 

6 

46 

iy. — The  Nova  Scotia  Conference. 


1874-75 

De  Wolfe,  Charles,  D.D . 

June  9th  .  . 

.1875 

31 

7 

38 

1876-77 

Davies,  Thomas  H . 

Aug.  28th . 

.1876 

43 

10 

53 

a 

Oct.  4th. . . 

.1876 

12 

12 

i  t 

Sargent,  VVilliam . . 

Mar.  3rd  . . 

.1877 

12 

12 

a 

Pickles,  Michael . 

April  9th . . 

.1877 

53 

18 

35 

1877  78 

July  6th. . . 

.1877 

63 

12 

41 

(  6 

Penny,  William  F.,  B.D . 

Mar.  28th.. 

.1878 

4 

4 

1878-79 

England,  James . 

Oct.  3rd. .  . 

.1878 

41 

3 

38 

60 

78 

36 

36 

80 

89 

30 

63 


5. — The  New  Brunswick  and  Prince  Edward  Island  Conference. 


1874- 75  Humphrey,  Stephen,  M.A... . 

1875- 76  Weddall,  Richard. 

1877-78 


1878- 79 

1879- 80 


Ellis,  John. 
McCarty,  William 
Barratt,  George  M 
Hart,  Joseph . 


April  16  th.. 

.1875 

10 

9 

19 

.1876 

35 

2 

37 

July  26th. . . 

.1877 

6 

6 

Nov.  17th. . 

.1877 

31 

2 

33 

Aug.  14th . 

.1878 

38 

8 

46 

March  19th. 

.1880 

27 

27 

6. — The  Newfoundland  Conference. 


1876-77 

Dixon,  John.-. . 

Aug.  4th . . 

.1876 

4 

4 

1877-78 

Currie,  John  Gibson . 

May  8th.  . 

.1878 

7 

7 

1879-80 

Bryant,  George  H . 

Sept.  16th 

.1879 

6 

i 

7 

1880-81 

Shenstone,  William  E . 

Dec.  lltli.. 

.1880 

40 

23 

53 

TOTAL  NUMBER  OF  DEATHS  FROM  1874  TO  1880. 


Toronto  Conference .  25 

London  Conference .  28 

Montreal  Conference .  18 

Nova  Scotia  Conference .  8 

New  Brunswick  and  Prince  Edward  Island  Conference .  6 

Newfoundland  Conference .  4 

Total,  1874  to  1880 .  89 

Total,  1791  to  1874 .  212 

Grand  Total .  301 


s 

I 


CHRONOLOGICAL  RECORD 


OF  THE 

CHIEF  HISTORICAL  EVENTS 

IN 

®  artaMan  Jit  £  t  Ij  0  it  t  s  at . 


1765.— Methodism  introduced  and  founded  in  the  Island  of  Newfoundland,  by  Laurence  Coughlan, 
one  oi  the  first  fruits  of  Methodism  in  Ireland,  and  who  was  received  on  trial  as  a  Metho- 
,  dist  preacher  by  Wesley  in  1755. 

1/66.  The  first  Methodist  Society  in  America  organized  in  the  city  of  New  York,  by  Philip  Embury. 

11  was  composed  of  five  persons.  J ' 

Wesley  appointed  Richard  Boardman  and  Joseph  Pilmoor  to  America. 
zLir"  Irancis  Asbury  sent  to  labour  in  America. 

YiVi'  ™  Parly  of  Yorkshire  Methodists  settle  in  Nova  Scotia. 

//  .  In-st  Methodist  Conference  met  in  Philadelphia,  in  the  month  of  June.  It  consisted  of  ten 
preachers. 

1773.— Laurence  Coughlan  left  the  work  in  Newfoundland,  and  returned  to  England,  and  local 
1  „  preachers  kept  the  work  alive  for  the  ensuing  twelve  years. 

i7«i  ~  Tin0  Plea?er  na?ed  Tuffy  preached  the  first  Methodist  sefmon  in  Quebec. 
i.»4.  Ike  Methodist  Episcopal  Church  in  the  United  States  organzied  by  Dr.  Thomas  Coke  on 
December  25th,  at  Philadelphia. 

1/ So.— Obituary  notices  of  deceased  Methodist  preachers  first  published  in  the  American  Annual 
Minutes.  In  answer  to  the  question  “Who  have  died  this  year?”  we  find  the  two 
following  :—l..  “Caleb  B.  Pedicord,  a  man  of  sorrows,  and,  like  his  Master,  acquainted 
with  grief ;  but  a  man  dead  to  the  world,  and  much  devoted  to  God.”  2.  “  George  Mair, 
i  -qc  t  i  a  a®icGon,  but  of  great  patience  and  resignation  ;  and  of  excellent  understanding.” 

do]in  McGeary  appointed  by  the  British  Conference  to  Newfoundland. 

‘  ‘  Ur-  Coke,  as  Bishop  of  the  Methodist  Episcopal  Church,  in  response  to  an  appeal  by  the 

devoted  William  Black,  appoints  Freeborn  Garrettson  and  James  0.  Cromwell  to  labour 
m  Nova  Scotia. 

1/86.— First  Provincial  Methodist  Conference  held  at  Halifax,  October  10th.  Six  preachers  were 
—  stationed  and  a  membership  of  510  reported  in  connection  with  Nova  Scotia  Methodism, 

won  w°lge  Aeal,  a  local  preacher  from  Ireland,  preached  near  Niagara. 
i7oo  Methodist  Church  in  Sackville,  New  Brunswick,  opened  by  James  Mann. 

i  -m  UPPer  Canada  visited  by  William  Lossee,  its  first  Methodist  Itinerant. 

Abraham  John  Bishop  organized  the  first  Methodist  class,  in  St.  John,  New  Brunswick. 
r'*?1,  hirst  Methodist  class  in  Upper  Canada  formed  at  Hay  Bay,  on  February  20th. 

MV- — ®'.ev-  J°hn  Wesley  died  March  2nd,  aged  88  years. 

1796.— First  Methodist  class  formed  on  the  Mountain  at  the  head  of  Lake  Ontario,  in  what  is  now 
known  as  “  Bowman  ”  Church  neighbourhood,  Ancaster. 
l-on  t  : Methodist  class  formed  in  Barton  township,  where  Hamilton  city  now  stands. 

7o9y'  dohn  Stephenson  goes  to  Bermuda,  its  first  Methodist  Missionary. 

1802.— Montreal  first  visited  by  a  Methodist  preacher,  Joseph  Sawyer,  of  the  New  York  Conference 
°f  the  Methodist  Episcopal  Church,  United  States,  and  the  first  class  formed. 

To  o'  Quehec  first  visted  by  a  Methodist  preacher,  Samuel  Merwin,  of  the  New  York  Conference. 
1806.  Germain  Street  Church,  St.  John,  New  Brunswick,  erected. 

1806. — Nathan  Bangs  stationed  at  Quebec,  its  first  Methodist  preacher. 

1808.  First  Methodist  Church  in  Montreal  built  on  St.  Sulpice  Street,  in  rear  of  Notre  Dame 
Cathedral. 

1810.  By  a  division  of  the  New  York  Conference,  the  Genesee  Conference  was  formed,  and  the 
preachers  in  Canada  were  placed  under  its  jurisdiction. 

A^ll. — Bishop  Asbury  visited  Canada,  and  preached  in  Kingston,  in  the  Church  newly  erected. 


822 


CHRONOLOGICAL  RECORD. 


1814. — The  British  Conference  appointed  Missionaries  to  Quebec  and  Montreal. 

1817.  — First  Methodist  Conference  in  Canada,  held  in  Elizabethtown. 

1818.  — First  Methodist  Church  in  Toronto,  built  on  King  street,  a  little  west  of  Jordan  street. 

1820. — Second  Methodist  Conference  in  Canada,  held  in  Niagara. 

1820.  — British  Wesleyans  organized  their  first  Society  in  Toronto,  with  30  members. 

1821.  — Second  Methodist  Church  in  Montreal  opened.  Its  location  was  on  the  corner  of  St.  James 

street,  on  the  lot  now  occupied  by  the  Medical  Hall.  It  was  designed  to  seat  1,200 
persons. 

1822.  — First  Indian  Mission  began  among  the  Mohawk  Indians  on  the  Grand  River. 

1824. — Methodist  preachers  in  Upper  Canada  formed  into  the  Canada  Conference.  Conference  met 
at  Hallowell,  (now  Pieton)  August  25th,  and  was  presided  over  by  Bishops  George  and 
Hedding. 

1824.  — Canada  Missionary  Society  formed  August  28th. 

1825.  — First  Methodist  Church  built  in  the  (now)  City  of  Hamilton,  on  the  farm  of  Richard  Springer. 

1826.  — Rev.  William  Case  procured  a  translation  of  St.  Luke’s  Gospel  into  the  Mohawk  language. 

The  first  portion  of  the  Word  of  God  given  to  the  Indians  of  Canada. 

1826.  — The  first  class  in  Quebec  Suburbs,  Montreal,  organized  by  Mr.  John  Mathewson. 

1827.  — Third  Methodist  Church  in  Montreal  built  on  Gain  street,  Quebec  Suburbs. 

1827.  — Elder  Henry  Ryan  withdrew  from  the  Canada  Conference  of  the  Methodist  Episcopal  Church 

and  organized  the  Canadian  Wesleyan  Methodist  Church. 

1828.  — The  Canada  Conference  separated  from,  and  made  independent  of  the  Methodist  Episcopal 

Church,  United  States. 

1828. — Rev.  William  Case  appointed  General  Superintendent  of  Missions  in  Canada. 

1828.  — Rev.  Peter  Jones,  a  converted  Ojibiwav  Chief,  commenced  the  work  of  translating  the  Bible 

and  Wesley’s  Hymns  into  the  OjibwTay  language. 

1829.  — Publication  of  the  Christian  Guardian  commenced. 

1829.  — Methodist  Book  Room  at  Toronto  established. 

1830.  — Conference  adopted  a  constitution  for  an  Educational  Institution  to  be  called  the  Upper  Canada 

Academy. 

1832. — George  Street  Church,  York  (Toronto),  erected  by  the  British  Wesleyans. 

1832.  — A  Fund  for  the  benefit  of  Superannuated  Ministers  provided  for. 

1833.  — Wellington  Street  Church,  Montreal,  erected. 

1833.  — Union  of  the  Canada  Methodist  Episcopal  Church,  with  the  British  Wesleyans  consummated 

October  2nd,  at  the  Conference  in  York  (Toronto). 

1834.  — The  present  Methodist  Episcopal  Church  in  Canada,  organized  at  Cummer’s  Meeting  House, 

Yonge  Street,  nine  miles  from  Toronto,  by  Joseph  Gatchel,  David  Culp,  Daniel  Pickett  and 
John  Wesley  Byam,  who  claimed  to  be  dissatisfied  with  the  Union. 

1834. — First  General  Conference  of  the  newly  organized  Methodist  Episcopal  Church  in  Canada,  con¬ 
sisting  of  Joseph  Gatchel,  David  Culp,  John  Reynolds,  Daniel  Picket  and  John  H.  Huston, 
met  at  Cummer’s  Meeting  House,  Yonge  Street. 

1834. — J ohn  Reynolds  elected  as  first  Bishop  of  the  new  organization,  and  ordained  by  Joseph  Gatchel, 
David  Culp  and  Daniel  Pickett. 

1836.  — The  Contingent  Fund  established. 

1837.  — Upper  Canada  Academy,  Cobourg,  opened  for  the  admission  of  students. 

1839.  — Celebration  of  the  Centenary  of  Methodism. 

1340. — The  English  Wesleyan  Conference  withdrew  from  the  Union  consummated  in  1833. 

1840. — Corner  Stone  of  Mount  Allison  Wesleyan  College  at  Sackville,  N.B.,  laid  June  19th. 

1841.  — Upper  Canada  Academy  incorporated  under  the  name  of  “Victoria  University.” 

1841.— A  Union  formed  between  the  Canadian  Wesleyan  Methodist  Church  and  the  English  New 
Connexion  Methodists,  under  the  name  of  “The  Canadian  Wesleyan  Methodist  New 
Connexion  Church.” 

1843. — Lagauchetiere  Street  (Now  Palace  Street)  Church,  Montreal  begun. 

1843.  — Mount  Allison  Wesleyan Collegee,  Sackville,  N.B.,  opened  foradmission  of  students,  Jan.  19th. 

1844.  — St.  James  Street  Church,  Montreal,  corner-stone  laid. 

1844. — Richmond  Street  Church,  Toronto,  corner-stone  laid  by  Rev.  Matthew  Richey,  D.D. 

1844. — The  Christian  Messenger  (Monthly),  organ  of  the  New  Connexion  Methodists  begun. 

1846. — New  Connexion  Methodists  open  an  appointment  and  begin  their  work  in  Montreal. 

1846.  — Revds.  John  Ryerson  and  Anson  Green  sent  as  a  delegation  to  the  British  Conference  with 

proposals  for  a  re-union. 

1847. — Union  between  the  Canada  Wesleyan  Conference,  and  the  British  Wesleyan  Conference, 

renewed. 

1848.  — Publication  of  The  JVcs7eyan,  commenced  at  Halifax. 

1848.  — Methodist  Book  Room  at  Halifax  established. 

1849. — Mount  Elgin  Industrial  Institution,  at  Muncey,  Ontario,  opened  for  the  benefit  of  Indian 

Boys  and  Girls 

1850.  — The  Revds.  Nathan  Bangs  and  Joseph  Sawyer,  two  veterans  who  had  laboured  in  the  Canadian 

Wilderness  fifty  years  previously,  visited  the  Conference  at  Broekville. 

1850.  — Sydenham  Street  Church,  Kingston,  built. 

1851.  — McNab  Street  Church,  Hamilton,  built. 

1853. — Revds.  John  Borland,  James  Brock,  and  John  Jenkins,  visit  the  Conference  at  Hamilton  as  a 
Delegation  from  the  Canada  Eastern  District,  in  connection  with  the  British  Conference, 
with  proposals  for  a  Union  of  that  District  with  the  Canada  Wesleyan  Conference. 


CHRONOLOGICAL  RECORD. 


823 


18o4. — Union  between  the  Canada  Weslej'an  Conference  and  the  Canada  Eastern  District  consum¬ 
mated,  and  the  Missions  in  Hudson’s  Bay  Territory  resigned  by  the  British  Conference  to 
the  care  of  the  Canada  Conference. 

1854.  — Publication  of  th e  Evangelical  Witness  as,  the  weekly  organ  of  the  Canadian  Wesleyan  New 

Connexion  Church  commenced. 

1855.  — Rev.  John  Beecham,  D.  D.,  organized  the  Eastern  British  American  Conference. 

1S55. — The  Canadian  New  Connexion  Methodists  resume  work  in  Montreal. 

1856.  — Salem  New  Connexion  Methodist  Church  on  Panet  street,  Montreal,  opened. 

1856.  — Methodist  Missions  to  the  French  Canadians  commenced. 

1857.  — Ebenezer  New  Connexion  Methodist  Church  on  Dupre  Lane,  Montreal,  dedicated. 

1857- — First  French  Methodist  Church  in  Canada  dedicated  to  the  worship  of  God,  inRoxton,  Quebec, 
Rev.  Thomas  Gharbonnel,  Pastor. 

1858.  — Missions  to  British  Columbia  and  Vancouvers  Island  commenced.  Revs.  Dr.  Evans,  Edward 

White,  Ebenezer  Robson,  and  Arthur  Browning  the  first  missionaries. 

1859.  — In  Victoria,  British  Columbia,  the  first  Methodist  services  held  on  Feb.  13th,  by  the  newly 

arrived  missionaries. 

1860.  — Missions  to  the  Germans  commenced.  The  Rev.  Charles  Freshman,  D.D.,  a  converted  Jewish 

Rabbi,  the  first  German  missionary. 

1861.  — Wesleyan  Female  College,  Hamilton,  Ontario,  opened  for  the  admission  of  students. 

1864.  — Rev.  Fitch  Reed,  D.D.,  of  Ithaca,  N.  ¥.,  one  of  the  pioneers  of  Canadian  Methodism,  visited 

the  Conference  in  Toronto. 

1865.  — Rev.  William  L.  Thornton,  M.A.,  President  of  the  English  Conference,  the  Irish  Conference, 

and  the  Conferences  of  Canada  and  Eastern  British  America,  died  suddenly  in  London, 
England,  on  Sunday,  March  5th,  in  the  54th  year  of  his  age  and  the  35th  of  his  ministry. 

1865.  — Dominion  Square,  Sherbrooke  Street,  and  Point  St.  Charles  Churches,  Montreal,  dedicated. 

1866.  — Celebration  of  the  Centenary  of  American  Methodism. 

1866. — Centenary  Church,  Hamilton,  erected. 

1866.  — Mount  Allison  Wesleyan  College,  Sackville,  N.B.,  destroyed  by  fire. 

1867.  — Mount  Allison  Wesleyan  College  rebuilt, 

1868.  — Mission  commenced  at  Red  River,  now  Winnipeg,  Rev.  George  Young  the  first  Missionary. 

1870.  — The  corner  stone  of  the  Metropolitan  Church,  McGill  Square,  laid  on  August  24th  by  Rev. 

Egerton  Ryerson,  D.D.,  LL.D. 

1871.  — Metropolitan  Church  completed  and  dedicated. 

1873. — Montreal  Wesleyan  Theological  College  founded. 

1873. — Stanstead  Wesleyan  College  opened  for  the  admission  of  students — male  and  female. 

1873.  — Japan  Mission  commenced,  Rev.  George  Cochran  and  Rev.  Davidson  McDonald,  M.A.,  the 

first  Missionaries. 

1874.  — Union  consummated  between  the  Wesleyan  Methodist  Conferene  of  Canada,  the  Canadian 

Wesleyan  New  Connexion  Conference,  and  the  Wesleyan  Conference  of  Eastern  British 
America,  under  the  name  of  the  Methodist  Church  of  Canada.  The  whole  composed 
of  six  Annual  Conferences,  viz.:  Toronto,  London,  Montreal,  Nova  Scotia,  New 
Brunswick  and  Prince  Edward  Island,  and  Newfoundland,  with  one  General  Conference, 
which  meets  Quadrennially. 

1874. — Ontario  Ladies’  College,  Whitby,  Ontario,  opened  on  September  3rd  by  his  Excellency  Earl 
Dufferin,  Governor-General  of  Canada. 

1874.  — First  Quadrennial  Session  of  the  General  Conference  held  in  the  Metropolitan  Church, 

Toronto,  began  September  16th,  and  was  composed  of  97  Clerical  and  97  Lay  Delegates, 
representing  1,031  Ministers  and  Probationers  for  the  Ministry,  and  101,946  Members, 
with  1,512  Sunday  Schools  and  101,218  Scholars. 

1875.  — Publication  of  the  Canadian  Methodist  Magazine  commenced  January  1st. 

1875. — Methodist  Book  Room,  Montreal,  established. 

1878. — Second  Quadriennial  Session  of  the  General  Conference,  held  in  the  Dominion  Square  Church, 
Montreal,  began  September  4th  and  was  composed  of  230  Delegates,  lay  and  clerical,  re¬ 
presenting  1,165  Ministers  and  Probationers  for  the  Ministry,  and  122,605  Members  with 
1,733  Sunday  Schools  and  120,972  Scholars. 

1878.— First  French  Methodist  Church  in  Montreal  opened.  The  property  situated  on  Craig  Street 
being  purchased  from  the  French  Canadian  Missionary  Society. 

1880. — New  Hymn  Book  published  by  the  Toronto  Book  Room,  for  the  use  of  the  Methodist  Church 
of  Canada. 


824 


ERRATA. 


By  some,  oversight  the  following  names  have  been  omitted. 


Methodist  Episcopal  Conference,  p.  48. 

SNYDER,  WILLIAM. 

1806  .  Missionary  to  the  French  1 

7  .  Ottawa. .  2 

9  .  Located. 


Wesleyan  Methodist  Conference,  p.  115. 

MARSDEN,  JOHN  S. 

1841  K.  on  T.. - 


42  .  Woodstock  and  Stratford. 

43  .  Woodstock  and  Stratford. 

44  .  Amherstburg&  Sandwich. 


45  e.f. c.&o.  Peterboro’. 

Died  Sept.  18th,  1845,  aged  33  years. 


London,  Conference,  p.  648. 

HAY,  WILLIAM. 

1855. 

1874^Guelph . (sup’d.) 

Died  Sept.  3rd,  1874,  aged  43  years. 


INDEX 


TO  THE  NAMES  OF 

MINISTERS  AND  PROBATIONERS  FOR  THE  MINISTRY, 

SHOWING  THE  YEAR  IN  WHICH  THEIR  MINISTRY  BEGAN,  AND  THE  PAGE  OR 
PAGES  ON  WHICH  THEIR  LIST  OF  CIRCUITS  MAY  BE  FOUND. 


No. 

Year 

Min’y 

began- 

Name. 

No. 

Year 

Min’y 

began 

Name. 

A. 

PAGE. 

PAGE. 

1 

1867 

Aekman,  Samuel  R . 

47 

1800 

Anson,  William . 

. 37 

1827“ 

Adams,  Alvah . 

. .  .  .37,  61 

48 

1876 

Arkels,  Stephen  A . 

. 568 

3 

1814 

Adams,  Ezra . 

49 

1844 

Armstrong,  A . 

. 460 

4 

|  1878 

Adams,  George  K.  B. . .  . 

. 568 

50 

1854 

Armstrong,  Andrew.  . .  . 

. 62,  568 

5 

1843 

Adams,  L.  P . 

51 

1S45 

Armstrong,  James . 

. 63,  642 

6 

1853 

Adams,  Lucius . 

52 

1S28 

Armstrong,  John . 

.  .38,  63,  642 

7 

1859 

Adams,  Richard  N . 

.  .61,  703 

53 

1848 

Armstrong,  John  (A) .  .  . 

. 63,  703 

8 

1858 

Adams,  William . 

.  .  .61,  703 

54 

1861 

Armstrong,  John  (B). . . 

. 63 

9 

1314 

Adams,  Zenas . 

55 

1848 

Armstrong,  John  B . 

. 63,  568 

10 

1859 

Addison,  Peter . 

56 

1848 

Armstrong,  Noble . 

. 63 

11 

1811 

Addoms,  John  T. . . 

57 

1813 

Armstrong,  Richard . . . 

. 378 

12 

1836 

Addy,  John  S . 

58 

1815 

Arnold,  John . 

. 38 

13 

1841 

Addvman,  John . 

59 

1835 

Arthur,  James . 

. 460 

14 

1850 

Adkins,  Thomas  O . 

.  .460,  703 

60 

1856 

Ash,  James . 

. 63 

15 

1867 

Agar,  John . 

61 

1855 

Ash,  John  C . 

. 63,  568 

16 

1801 

Aikens,  James . 

62 

1811 

Ash,  William . 

. 378 

17 

1872 

Ainley,  William . 

63 

1856 

Asliquabe,  James . 

. 63 

18 

1851 

Albrighton,  Thomas  M.. . 

. ’.377 

64 

1872 

Astbury,  John . 

. 750 

19 

1856 

Alcorn,  William . 

65 

1877 

Atkinson,  Michael . 

. 750 

20 

1816 

Alder,  Robert . 

66 

1852 

Atkinson,  Thomas . 

. 64,  703 

21 

1875 

Alexander,  James . 

67 

1872 

Atkinson,  Thomas  W . . 

. .  .378,  799 

22 

1864 

Alexander,  John  R . 

68 

1827 

Attwood,  JolinS . 

. 38,  64 

23 

1810 

Alexander,  Joseph.. 

. 378 

69 

1822 

Attwood,  Joseph . 

. 38 

24 

1862 

Alexander,  Samuel . 

70 

1876 

Aubin,  Gedeon . 

. 703 

25 

1863 

Allen,  Henrjr  W.  P . 

71 

1855 

Auld,  David . 

. . .  460,  642 

26 

1869 

Allen,  James . 

72 

1869 

Austin,  Nathan . 

...  .64,  703 

27 

1875 

Allen,  James  E . 

73 

1871 

Austin,  William . 

....  64,  703 

28 

1862 

Allen,  John  S . 

74 

1817 

Avard,  Adam  C . 

. 378 

29 

1866 

Allen,  Thomas . 

..378;  776 

75 

1854 

Avery.  Samuel . 

. 378 

30 

1840 

Allen,  William . 

76 

1869 

Awde,  James . 

...  .64,  703 

31 

1873 

Allen,  William  A . 

77 

1845 

Axtle,  Nathan . 

. 64 

32 

1826 

Allison,  Cyrus  R . 

...2,7,  62 

78 

1806 

Ayer,  Philip . 

. 38 

33 

1843 

Allison,  John . 

79 

1843 

Ayleswortli,  Isaac  B.  .  .  . 

. 64 

34 

1863 

Allum,  Carl . 

35 

1842 

Ames,  William . 

B. 

36 

1835 

Anderson,  Alexander . 

80 

1878 

Bacon,  William . 

. 568 

37 

1858 

Anderson,  J antes . 

.  .62,  568 

81 

1835 

Bailey,  Edward . 

. 460 

38 

1838 

Anderson,  John . 

82 

1855 

Bailev,  George  A . 

. 460 

39 

1867 

Andree,  William . 

83 

1830 

Bailey,  John . 

. 38,  64 

40 

1855 

Andrews,  Alfred .. . 

.  .62,  642 

84 

1855 

Bain,  John . 

. 461 

41 

1870 

Andrews,  Joseph  A . 

85 

1871 

Baines,  William  D . 

. .  .378,  750 

42 

1879 

Andrews,  William  Wilbur 

. 568 

86 

1872 

Baker,  Hibbert  R . 

. .  .378,  776 

43 

1843 

Andrews,  William . 

.  .62,  568 

87 

1857 

Baker,  Isaac . 

. .  .  64,  568 

44 

1862 

Angwin,  Joseph  G . 

.378,  750 

88 

1840 

Bakewell,  William  PI. ..  . 

.  64 

45 

1832  Angwin,  Thomas . 

.378,  750 

89 

1873 

Balmer,  Robert  H . 

. 642 

46 

1871  |Annis,  Jeremiah  W . 

..62,  568  | 

90 

1877 

Balmer,  William  J . 

. 642 

826 


INDEX  TO  NAMES  OF 


No. 

Year 

Min’y 

began. 

Name. 

No. 

Year 

Min’y 

began 

Name. 

91 

1806 

Bamford,  Stephen . 

PAGE. 

. 378 

160 

1868 

Bielby,  William  M . 

PAGE. 

.  67,  643 

92 

1801 

Bangs,  Nathan . 

. 38 

161 

1827 

Biggar,  Hamilton . 3£ 

,  67,  643 

93 

1833 

Bannister,  William. .  .  . 

. 378 

162 

1861 

Bigney,  John  G . 

379,  750 

94 

1849 

Barber,  Isaac . . 

. 64 

163 

1817 

Binning,  William . 

. 68 

95 

1S41 

Barber,  Ozias . 

. 64 

164 

1872 

Bird,  Richey . 

379,  750 

96 

1861 

Barker,  James . 

. 65 

165 

1855 

Birks,  William . 

461,  643 

97 

1862 

Barker,  William  R . 

166 

1791 

Bishop,  Abraham  J . 

. 379 

98 

1S75 

Barkwell,  James  H. . . . 

. 568 

167 

1871 

Bishop,  George  J  ohn . 

.68,  569 

99 

1877 

Barkwell,  William  J. . . 

. 568 

168 

1851 

Bishop,  James  Henry . 

. 68 

100 

1814 

Barlow,  William . 

. 38 

169 

1803 

Bishop,  Luther . 

. 38 

101 

1873 

Barltrop,  A  lfred  J . 

..  ..461,  569 
.  .  .  .461,  642 

170 

1824 

Bissell,  George . 

102 

1866 

Barltrop,  Charles . 

171 

1851 

Black,  Alexander  B . 

. 379 

103 

1850 

Barnett,  William . 

. 461 

172 

1824 

Black,  John . 

. .  39,  68 

104 

1816 

Barr,  Ninian . 

. 379 

173 

1877  Black,  Starr  . 

105 

1841 

Barrass,  Edward . 

. 65,  569 

174 

1782 

Black,  William . 

. 379 

106 

1836 

Barratt,  George  M . 

.  .  .  379,  77 6 

175 

1875 

Black,  William  A.  . . : . 

. 750 

107 

1025 

Barry,  John . 

. 65 

176 

1835 

Blackstock,  Moses . '. . . 

.68,  461 

108 

1860 

Bartlett,  Henry . 

177 

1846 

Blaekstock,  William  S . .  68, 

569,  703 

109 

1806 

Barton,  King . 

. 65 

178 

1872 

Blades,  John  Thomas . 

.68,  703 

110 

1850 

Baskerville,  James . 

.  .  .461,  569 

179 

1842 

Blake,  Daniel . 

. 461 

111 

1854 

Bate,  J ohn . . 

. 65 

180 

1843 

Blake,  Isaac . 

....461 

112 

1824 

Bates.  Charles . 

. 379 

181 

1878 

Blakeley,  Charles  E . 

....569 

113 

1875 

Bates,  Martin  J . 

. 703 

182 

1854 

B1  alter,  George . 

. 68 

114 

1877 

Battell,  Elias . 

. 569 

183 

1858 

Bland,  Henry  F . 

.68,  703 

115 

1873 

Baugh,  William . 

. 642 

184 

1858 

Blanshard,  Shern.. . 

.  6S,  569 

116 

1855 

Bawtinliimer,  Henry 

. 65,  569 

185 

1888 

Bloomfield,  Arthur  G . 

. 68 

117 

1859 

Bawtinhimer,  Peter  M. . 

. 65,  642 

186 

1335 

Bloomfield,  Richard . 

...  .461 

118 

1872 

Baxendale,  John  T . 

. .  .  .379,  776 

187 

1819 

Boardman,  Elijah . 

. 39 

119 

1831 

Baxter,  John . 

.  .38,  65,  642 

188 

1873 

Boddy,  James . 

461,  569 

120 

1842 

Baxter,  Michael . 

. 66,  642 

189 

1871 

Bond,  George  J . 

3 SO,  799 

121 

1835 

Beals,  Wesley  C . 

. 379 

190 

1S56 

Bond,  Stephen . 

.  68,  704 

122 

1869 

Beard,  H.  S . 

. 461 

191 

1816 

Booth,  Janies . 

. 69 

123 

1826 

Beatty,  J  ohn . 

. 38,  66 

192 

1844 

Bothwell,  William . 

461,  643 

124 

1856 

Beaudry,  Louis  N . 

Beavers,  George . 

. 703 

193 

1874 

Borden,  Byron  C . 

....  750 

125 

1875 

. 642 

194 

1870 

Borden,  Jonathan  E . 

380,  750 

126 

1814 

Beckwith,  James . 

. 66 

195 

1835 

Borland,  John . 

.69,  704 

127 

1858 

Beeson,  Henry . 

196 

1834 

Botterell,  Edmund . 69, 

380,  750 

128 

1859 

Begg,  Martin . 

. 66 

197 

1867 

Bottoms,  William  E . 

_ 69 

129 

1879 

Bell,  Artemas . 

. 776 

198 

1873 

Bowell,  John  Perry . 

380,  799 

130 

1873 

Bell,  Edward . 

. 776 

199 

1814 

Bowen,  Elias . 

. 39 

131 

1842 

Bell,  Gore  Atkin . 

. 461 

200 

1843 

Bowen,  R . 

. 462 

132 

1834 

Bell,  James . 

. .  .  .461,  642 

201 

1871 

Bowerman,  Allan . 

.69,  569 

133 

1865 

Beil,  James  Parker.  . .  . 

. 642 

202 

1875 

Bowers,  Alfred  A . 

. 643 

134 

1850 

Bell,  J  ohn . 

. 461 

203 

1873 

Boyd,  George . 

380,  799 

135 

1870 

Bell,  John  Wesley . 

204 

1791 

Boyd,  James . 

. 380 

136 

1864 

Bell,  Robert . 

. 66,  642 

205 

1822 

Boyd,  John . 

. 380 

137 

1858 

Bell,  Thomas . 

. 66,  703 

206 

•1839 

Boyd,  John  H . 

. 69 

138 

1817 

Belton,  Samuel . 

207 

1859 

Boyd,  Robert  W . 

. 462 

139 

1878 

Bennett,  John  H . 

208 

1854 

Bradon,  John . 

. 69 

140 

1810 

Bennett,  Leonard . 

. 38 

209 

1875 

Bramfitt,  Robert . 

. 799 

141 

1800 

Bennett,  W illiam . 

. 379 

210 

1877 

Brandon.  William  J . 

. 643 

142 

1874 

Bennett,  William  A. .  . 

. 750 

211 

1824 

Brealcenridge,  David . 

143 

1863 

Benson,  Manly . 

....66,  643 

212 

1848 

Breakenridge,  John . 

. 462 

144 

1835 

Benson,  William . 

. 461 

213 

1869 

Brecken,  Ralph . 

380,  750 

145 

1828 

Bent,  Joseph  F . 

....379,  750 

214 

1842 

Bredin,  John . 

.69,  569 

146 

1S34 

Berney,  Daniel . 

. 67 

215 

1831 

Brennan,  James . 

. 462 

147 

1871 

Berrie,  John  C . 

....379,  776 

216 

1860 

Brethour,  David  L . 

.70,  643 

148 

1852 

Berry,  Francis . 

217 

1848 

Brettle,  Elias . 

3S0,  750 

149 

1871 

Berry,  Henry . 

. 67,  643 

218 

1870 

Brewer,  Waldron  W . 

380,  776 

150 

1855 

Berry,  James . 

219 

1845 

Brewster,  John . 

. 380 

151 

1870 

Betts,  John  F . 

. . .  .379,  776 

220 

1851 

Brewster,  Robert . 

. 70 

152 

1855 

Betts,  Jonathan  E . 

. 67,  569 

221 

1872 

Brick,  John  G . 

.70,  704 

153 

1873 

Bettschan,  David . 

. 67,  643 

922 

1854 

Briden,  William . 

.70,  704 

154 

1839 

Bettes,  Darius . 

. 67,  461 

223 

1864 

Bridgman,  George  H . 

. 70 

155 

1850 

Bettes,  Darius,  Jun  . . . 

. 461 

224 

1875 

Bridgman,  W  ellington . 

. 643 

156 

1846 

Bettys,  Daiius . 

. 67 

225 

1850 

Briggs,  Joel . 

.  .70,  569 

157 

1827 

Bevitt,  Thomas . 

. 38,  67 

226 

1859 

Briggs,  William . 

.70,  569 

158 

1840 

Beynon,  George . 

Beynon,  Thomas  B.  ,  .  . 

. 67,  569 

227 

1859 

Bristol,  Colrnan . 

.  .70,  643 

159 

1878 

. 569 

228 

1835 

Brittin,  Lewis . 

. 462 

MINISTERS  AND  PROBATIONERS. 


827 


No. 

Year 

Min’y 

began 

Name. 

No. 

Year 

Min’y 

began 

Name. 

1’AGE. 

c. 

PAGE. 

229 

1876 

Broadway,  Augustine . 

295 

1870 

Cairnduff,  William  PI . 

. .  .74,  570 

230 

1830 

Brock,  James . 39,  70 

569,  704 

296 

1862 

Cairns,  Hugh . 

. .  .74,  704 

231 

1858 

Brock,  Thomas . 

.  .71,  643 

297 

1863 

Cairns,  Samuel . 

. 74 

1S57 

Broley,  James . 

.  .71,  643 

298 

1880 

Caldwell,  J ohn  W . 

. 570 

233 

1839 

Brooking,  Robert . 

.  .71,  569 

299 

1869 

Calvert,  George  W . 

. .  74,  643 

234 

1874 

Brown,  Alfred . 

SOO 

1846 

Campbell,  Alexander . 

.  .74,  704 

235 

1835 

Brown,  Brinton  P . 

301 

1859 

Campbell,  Alexander  (B. ) . 

. '..74 

236 

1848 

Brown,  Brinton  P.,  M.D. 

. .71, 462 

302 

1854 

Campbell,  Alexander  R. . . 

..  .74,  570 

237 

1859 

Brown,  Edward  F . 

. 462 

303 

1872 

Campbell,  George  M . 

. .381,776 

238 

1S57 

Brown,  George  (N.  C.).  .  .  . 

.462,  643 

304 

1877 

Campbell,  James  H . 

. 570 

239 

1857 

Browne,  George . 

.  .71,  569 

305 

1843 

Campbell,  Owen . 

. 462 

240 

1860 

Brown,  George  (B) . 

306 

1857 

Campbell,  Peter . 

.  .74,  570 

241 

1874 

Brown,  George  (0) . 

307 

1836 

Campbell,  Thomas . 

. 75 

242 

1862 

Brown,  George  Martin . 

.  .71,  569 

308 

1S64 

Campbell,  Thomas . 

.  .75,  570 

243 

1816 

Brown,  Nelson . 

.  .71,  569 

309 

1866 

Campbell,  T.  Metcalfe  . .  . 

. .  75,  643 

244 

1S49 

[Brown,  Robert . 

310 

1870 

Campbell,  Thomas  W.  .  .  . 

.  .75,  570 

245 

1847 

Brown,  Thomas . 

....  462 

311 

1876 

Campbell,  WTesley  F . 

. 644 

246 

1S63 

Brown,  Thomas  C . 

..72,  704 

312 

1860 

Campbell,  William  F . 

. 75 

247 

1815 

Brown,  William  . 

. .  .39,  72 

313 

1877 

Campbell,  William  W . 

. 644 

248 

1872 

Brown,  William . 

.380,  750 

314 

ISIS 

Cannon,  Ibri . 

. 39 

249 

1857 

Brown,  William  C . 

.380,  751 

315 

1867 

Cardus,  Thomas . 

. 75 

250 

1856 

Brown,  William  D .  .  .  . 

316 

1834 

Cardy,  William  T . 

. 381 

251 

1873 

Brown,  William  P . 

317 

1846 

Carpenter,  Abraham . 

. 75 

252 

I860 

Brownell,  Daniel  E . 

.  .72,  643 

318 

1842 

Carr,  George . 

.  .75,  570 

253 

1826 

Brownell,  John  B . 

.  .72,  380 

319 

1872 

Carr,  Joseph . 

_ '.704 

254 

1833 

Brownell,  Stephen . 

320 

1827 

Carroll,  John . . 39.  75.  570 

255 

1856 

Browning,  Arthur . 

321 

1835 

Carroll,  William . 

.....  462 

256 

1852 

Broxholm,  William . 

. 462 

322 

1879 

Carson,  Thomas  C . 

. 704 

257 

1865 

Bruce,  Robert . 

323 

1867 

Carson,  W.  Wellington  .  . . 

. .  75,  644 

258 

1794 

Brumley,  Daniel . 

. 39 

324 

1873 

Carter,  Daniel . 

. 570 

259 

1873 

Brunyate,  EdudnR, . 

. 751 

325 

1860 

Carter,  Robert . 

260 

1870 

Bryant,  Cornelius . 

.72,  570 

326 

1846 

Case,  George . 

.  .76,  644 

261 

1873 

Bryant,  George  II  . 

. 799 

327 

1805 

Case,  William . 

262 

1853 

Dryers,  William . 

.72,  643 

328 

1880 

Cassidy,  Francis  A . 

263 

1871 

Buchanan,  William . 

.72,  570 

329 

1856 

Cassidy,  John . 

.381,  751 

264 

1835 

Buchner,  Shieler . 

330 

1861 

Casson,  Wesley . 

.  .76,  570 

265 

18/9 

Buckley,  F.  A . 

331 

1822 

Castle,  Joseph . 

. 39 

266 

1835 

Buckley,  James . 

380,  751 

332 

1844 

Caswell,  James . 

.462,  644 

267 

1848 

Budge,  Henry . 

. 72 

333 

1869 

Caswell,  James  C . 

. 643 

268 

1860 

Buggin,  George . 

462,  643 

334 

1871 

Cathcart,  John  W . 

.463,  570 

269 

1876 

Bullen,  George . 

335 

1867 

Cattanacli,  David . 

.  .76,  570 

270 

1799 

Bulpit,  James . 

336 

1816 

Catterick,  Thomas . 

. 76 

271 

1811 

Burdock,  Enoch . 

337 

1844 

Cawthorne,  John  W . 

. 76 

272 

1857 

Burch,  Oliver  E . 

338 

1860 

Chalmers,  David . 

.  .76,  644 

273 

1805 

Burch,  Thomas . 

. 39 

339 

1813 

Chamberlain,  Israel . 

. 40 

274 

1860 

Burns,  Alexander . 

340 

1814 

Ohambeilain,  Wyatt . 

.  .40,  76 

275 

1862 

Burns,  Arthur . 

341 

1868 

Chambers,  Alex.  C . 76, 

644,  704 

276 

1853 

Burns,  James . 

342 

1 80  4 

70  701 

277 

1862 

Burns,  Nelson . 

.  73,  643 

343 

1864 

Chant,  Joseph  PI . 76, 

570,  704 

278 

1871 

Burns,  Robert . 

.73,  643 

344 

1857 

Chapman,  Douglas . 

381,  776 

279 

1875 

Burns,  Robert  N . 

....570 

345 

1845 

Chapman,  Francis . 

. 76 

280 

1850 

3urns,  William . 

.73,  570 

346 

1866 

Chapman,  J.  Anderson. .  . . 

.77,  570 

281 

1867 

Burns,  William  H . 

347 

1846 

Chapman,  William . 

.77,  644 

282 

1844 

Bursell,  Henry . 

. . . .462 

348 

1873 

Chappell,  Benjamin . 

. 776 

283 

1859 

Burson,  George . 

. 73 

349 

1856 

Charbonell,  Thomas . 

.77,  704 

284 

1816 

Burt,  William . 

.73,  381 

350 

1869 

Charlton,  Edward  . 

. 77 

285 

1863 

3urwash,  John . 

.73,  776 

351 

1868 

Charlton,  James . 

.77,  644 

286 

1860 

3unvash,  Nathaniel . 

.73,  570 

352 

1864 

Chartier,  Stephen . 

. 77 

287 

1860 

Burwash,  Nathaniel  S . 

73,  570 

353 

1856 

Chase.  Henry  P . 

. 77 

288 

1812  I 

Busby,  Sampson . 

354 

1842 

Chesley,  Robert  A . 

. 381 

289 

1856  1 

Butcher,  George . 

. . . .381 

355 

1799 

Chichester,  Elijah . 

. 40 

290 

1836  1 

Butcher,  George  B . 

. 73 

356 

1845  < 

Childs,  Charles . 

... .463 

291 

1816  J 

Byam,  John  W . 

. 39 

357 

1868  < 

Chown,  Edward  A . 

.77,  644 

292 

1S37  1 

Byers,  Henry . 

73,  704 

358 

1874  ( 

’hown,  Samuel  D . 

...  704 

293 

1848  1 

lyrne,  Alexander  S . 

. . . .  74 

359 

1857  ( 

Jhristopherson,  Hall . 

77,  644 

294 

1824  I 

>yrne,  Claudius . 

.74,643 

360 

1830  C 

Church,  Livius  S . 

..  .  .  40 

361 

1837  C 

Churchill,  Charles . 

.77,  381 

362 

1880  C 

Clancey,  William  IB . 

....704 

363 

1844  'Clappison,  David  C . 

.77,  644 

828 


INDEX  TO  NAMES  OF 


No. 

Year 

Min’y 

began. 

Name. 

No. 

Year 

Min’y 

|began. 

Name. 

PAGE. 

PAGE. 

364 

1853 

Clark,  Andrew . .  . 

. .  .463,  570 

433 

1822 

Corson,  Robert . 40,  81,  645 

365 

1878 

Clark,  Edward  J . 

. 644 

434 

1877 

Cosens,  Charles  W . 

. 645 

366 

1866 

Clark,  George . 

....77,  644 

435 

1880 

Cosford,  Henry  M . 

. 645 

367 

1870 

Clarke,  Henry  J . 

. .  .381,  776 

436 

1839 

Cosford,  Thomas . 

.  .81,  645 

368 

1851 

Clarke.  James  M . 

. 77 

437 

1843 

Cotton,  William . 

. 463 

369 

1863 

Clarke,  John  A . 

....381,  776 

438 

1845 

Cotton,  William . 

. 81 

370 

1854 

Clarke,  John  S . 

....78,  570 

439 

1755 

Coughlan,  Laurence . 

. 382 

371 

1801 

Clark,  Laban . 

. 40 

440 

1873 

Couzens,  Charles  C . 

. 645 

372 

1858 

Clarke,  Nelson  B . 

. 78 

441 

1816 

Coveil,  James . 

. 40 

373 

1851 

Clarke,  Richard . 

. 78,  570 

442 

1810 

Covenhoven,  Peter . -  . 

. 40 

374 

1875 

Clarke,  Thomas  R . 

. 644 

443 

1861 

Co wperth waite,  Humphrey  P.382,777 

375 

1856 

Clarke,  William  W.  . .  . 

. 78 

444 

1846 

Cox,  Henry . 

. 81 

376 

1870 

Clarkson,  George  C . 

. 78 

445 

1854 

Cragg,  Edward . 

.  .81,  571 

377 

1857 

Clarkson.  John  B . 

78,  571,  644 

446 

1840 

Craig,  James . 

. 463 

378 

1873 

Clayton,  Arthur  H . 

. 751 

447 

1878 

Craig,  James  A. . 

. 704 

379 

1859 

Cleaver,  John . 

. 463 

448 

1873 

Craig,  John . 

. 751 

380 

1876 

Cleaver,  Solomon . 

. 644 

449 

1879 

Craig,  Thomas . 

. 704 

381 

1845 

Cleghorn.  Thomas . 

. 78 

450 

1870 

Craig,  William . 

.  .81,  705 

382 

1862 

Clement,  Benjamin  .... 

...  .78,  644 

451 

1820 

Crandell,  Phineas . 

. 40 

383 

1845 

Clement,  Edwin . 

....78,  571 

452 

1874 

Crane,  Edward  W . 

. 705 

384 

1856 

Cleworth,  Thomas . 

...  .79,  571 

453 

1855 

Crane,  Isaac . 

..81,  645 

385 

1857 

Clingman,  Samuel  G..  .  . 

. 463 

454 

1846 

Crane,  Robert  E . 

. 382 

386 

1869 

Clipsham,  John  W . 

....79,  704 

455 

1864 

Cranford,  Henry'  L . 

. 382 

387 

1795 

Coate,  Michael . 

. 40 

456 

1829 

Cranswick,  Matthew . 

. 382 

388 

1794 

Coate,  Samuel . 

. 40 

457 

1851 

Crawford,  James . 

.  463,  571 

389 

1841 

Coates,  Henry . 

. 463 

458 

1835 

Crea,  John . 

. 463 

390 

1855 

Cobb,  Thomas . 

...  .79.  644 

459 

1836 

Creighton,  Kennedy.  .  .  .81, 

463,  571 

391 

1853 

Cochran,  George . 

. 79,  571 

460 

1850 

Creighton,  William . 

. .  82,  705 

392 

1803 

Cochran,  Samuel . 

. 40 

461 

1877 

Crews,  Albert  C . 

. 645 

393 

1836 

Cocker,  William . 

462 

1875 

Crews,  Lewis  W . 

,571,  645 

394 

1874 

Coffey,  George . 

. 571  | 

463 

1851 

Crews,  Thomas . 

39o 

1859 

Coffin,  Joseph  S . 

....381,  751 

464 

1872 

Crisp,  James . 

.382,  777 

396 

1855 

Cole,  Benjamin . 

. 79 

465 

1871 

Crisp,  Robert  S . 

.382,  777 

397 

1835 

Cole,  1’eter  B . 

. 463 

466 

1835 

Crofts,  HenryT  O . 

. 463 

398 

1834 

Cole,  Truman . 

467 

1780 

Cromwell,  James  O . 

399 

1863 

Cole,  William  John  .  . . . 

. 79 

468 

1872 

Crookshanks,  Simon . 

. .  82,  705 

400 

1840 

Coleman,  Francis  . 

....79,  644 

469 

1868 

Crosby,  Thomas . 

..82,  571 

401 

1791 

Coleman,  James . 

. 40 

470 

1856 

Cross,  William . 

.  .82,  645 

402 

1837 

Coleman,  William . 

....79,  571 

471 

1810 

Crosseombe,  William . 

. .  82,  382 

403 

1835 

Collard,  Daniel . 

. 463 

472 

1874 

Cross!  ey  Hugh  T . 

404 

1862 

Colling,  Joseph  S . 

...  .80,  644 

473 

1872 

Crothers,  William  J . 

..82,  705 

405 

1862 

Colling,  Thomas . 

. 80,  644 

474 

1835 

Crouter,  Abraham . 

. 463 

406 

1874 

Collwell,  Septimus  E.  . . 

. 777 

475 

1S01 

Crowell,  Seth . 

. 40 

407 

1862 

Colpitts,  Wesley  W. . . . 

. .  .  .382,  777 

476 

1879 

Crowle,  Frederick  William 

. 571 

408 

1860 

Colter.  John  J . 

....382,  777 

477 

1872 

Crozier,  James  G . 

409 

1855 

Comben,  Charles . 

.  ..382,  777 

478 

1850 

Culbert,  Thomas . 

.  .82,  571 

410 

1875 

Conley.  Lewis . 

479 

1830 

Culham,  John . 

. .  82,  463 

411 

1874 

Conley,  Thomas  B . 

. 704 

480 

1861 

Cullen,  Thomas . 

.  .82,  571 

412 

1857 

Connolly,  Daniel . 

....80,  704 

481 

1813 

Culp,  David . 

413 

1840 

Connor,  Matthew  . 

. 80 

482 

1867 

Cunningham,  Andrew. . .  82.  571.  645 

414 

1863 

Connor,  Samuel . 

. 80 

483 

1873 

Cunningham,  Robert . 

. 83 

415 

1877 

Conron,  Matthew  B . . . . 

. 571 

484 

1873 

Cunningham,  William  B. . . 

.463,  705 

416 

1843 

Constable,  Thomas  W.  . 

...  .80.  704 

485 

1875 

Cunningham,  William  L.  . 

. 751 

417 

1836 

Cook,  Munson  William 

. 463 

486 

1853 

Currie,  Duncan  D . 

.382,  777 

418 

1870 

<  'ook,  William  H . 

....80,  571 

487 

1829 

Currie,  James., . 

419 

1880 

Cooke,  Joseph  S . 

. 644 

488 

1871 

Currie,  John  G . 

.  383,  799 

420 

1865 

Cookman,  Christopher.  . 

. 80,  644 

489 

1870 

Currie,  Thomas  O . 

421 

1874 

Cooley,  John  W . 

. 644 

490 

1848 

Curry,  Christopher . 

.464,  645 

422 

1857 

Cooley,  William  M . 

491 

1861 

Curry,  Erastus  S . 

423 

1831 

Cooney,  Robert . 

. 80,  382 

424 

1810 

Cooper,  Edward . 

D. 

425 

1788 

Cooper,  John . 

492 

1861 

Danard,  William  B . 

.464,  571 

426 

1835 

Cope,  Conrad . 

493 

1871 

Daniel,  George . 

427 

1874 

Copping,  Bernard . 

. 777 

494 

1830 

Daniel,  Henry' . 

383,  777 

428 

1843 

Copway,  George . 

495 

1869 

Daniel,  Robert  A . 

.383,’  751 

429 

1846 

Corbett,  John . 

. 80,  704 

496 

1840 

Darlington,  Robert . 

.  83,  571 

430 

1824 

Corlett,  John . 

497 

1868 

Davey,  Robert . 

431 

1858 

Cornish,  George  H . 

. 81,  644 

498 

1827 

Davidson,  J  ohn  C . 

...  41  83 

432 

1880 

Corry,  Thomas  H . 

499 

1855 

Davies.  John . 

505 

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Davies,  Thomas  H . 383,  751 

Davis,  Alpheus . 41 

Davis,  George  H . 83,  705 

Davis,  George  H.  H . 705 

Davis,  Heman . 83 

Davis,  John . 464 

Davis,  Joseph  H . 751 

Davis,  Peter  W . 464,  571 

Dawson,  John  L .  751 

Day,  George  F . 383,  751 

Dayman,  Abraham . 84 

Deacon,  Charles . 645 

Deacon,  Joseph . 84,  645 

Dean,  George  W . 645 

Dean,  Horace .  41,  84 

De  Geer,  James . 571 

De  Gruehy,  Edward . 84,  705 

Deinstadt,  Thomas  J . 383,  777 

De  Long,  Albert  M . 464,  705 

t'j  Long,  Francis . 464,  705 

De  Mill,  Alford  B . 464,  571 

Demorest,  Thomas . 41,  84 

Dempsey,  Andrew  F . 464 

Dempster,  John. . . 41 

Dennett,  Joseph . 41 

Densmore,  George  W . 41 

Dent,  John . 464 

De  Pew,  Sydney  F . 464,  744 

De  Putron,  John . 84 

Derrick,  Thomas . ...84,  571 

Des  Brisay,  Albert . 383 

Des  Brisay,  Albert  S .  383,  751 

Des  Brisay,  Alexander  McL . 383 

Deveneau,  Nelson  W.. .  705 

Deverell,  William . 84 

Devitt,  Frederick .  383 

Dewart,  Edward  H . 84,  571 

De  Wolfe,  Charles . 84,  383,  751 

Dickson,  George  N.  A.  F,  T...84,  645 

Dignam,  William . 85 

Dimond,  Richard . 464 

Dingman,  Garrett  J . 85,  571 

Dixon,  James . 85 

Dixon,  John . 799 

Dixon,  Trueman . 41 

Dixon  William . 85 

Doane,  Howard  P . 751 

Dobson,  William . 384,  777 

Dochstader,  John  W....85,  464,  572 

Dockrill,  Charles  W . 384,  777 

Joel,  John . 85,  464,  572 

Donkin,  J.  E . 751 

Dorey,  Gifford . 85 

Dorion,  Joseph  A . 85,  705 

Douglas,  George . 85,  705 

Douglas,  John .  85 

Douglas,  Richardson . 384 

Doull,  John  W . 384 

Douse,  John . 85,  572 

Dove,  James . 384,  799 

Dowler,  John  A . 86,  572,  705 

Down,  Samuel . 86,  572 

Doxee,  Archelaus  . . 86,  572 

Dracas,  Frederick . 572 

Drake,  Thomas . 86 

Draper,  John . 464 

Draper,  Samuel . 4] 

•rennan,  Alexander . 86,  705 

•uff;  Charles . 464 


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Year 

Min’y 

began 

Name. 

1857 

Duke,  James  A . 

PAGE. 

.384,  777 

1869 

Duke,  Richard . 

Dunbar,  Matthew . 

. 572 

1835 

. 464 

1853 

Duncan,  Robert . 

.384,  777 

1S69 

Dundas,  Brabazon  B. . . 

. .  86,  572 

1788 

Dunham,  Darius . 

1859 

Dunlop,  Robert . 

1876 

1  Dunlop,  Thomas . 

. 572 

1871 

Dunn,  Simeon  B . 

384,  751,  799 

1862 

Duteher,  Charles  W.  T 

.384,  777 

1871 

Dutton,  William . 

. 384 

1854 

Dyer,  James  E . 

. .  86,  645 

1855 

Dyre,  William  R . 

.  .86,  705 

1873 

Dyre,  William  T . 

. 572 

1876 

E. 

Earl.  Joseph . 

1835 

Earl,  Robert . 

1875 

Earle,  Theophilus  R.  .  . 

. 645 

1791 

Earley,  William  P . 

. 384 

1872 

Eason,  Richard . 

.87.  645.  705 

1867 

Eastman,  Andrew  C.  . . 

1866 

Eby,  Charles  S . 

..87,  572 

1876 

Ebv,  Samuel  C . 

1874 

Eddy,  Samuel  L . 

.464,  645 

1876 

Edge,  Joseph . 

. 572 

1868 

Edmison,  Thomas  J. .  ,  . 

..87,  572 

1870 

Edmonds,  Jabez . 

..87,  645 

1875 

Edmunds,  Solomon  C. . 

1863 

Edwards,  Abel. ........ 

.  .87,  646 

1852 

Edwards,  Andrew . 

1873 

Edwards,  George . 

. .  87,  572 

1877 

Edwards,  Samuel  .... 

1857 

Edwards,  Timothy  .... 

1866 

Edwards,  William  Watson. 

.  .87,  646 

1875 

Edyvean,  William  H.  . 
Eland,  Thomas  L . 

1873 

1877 

Eldridge,  Gardiner  S.. . 

1873 

Ely,  Alfred . 

1874 

Ellery,  Samuel . 

1822 

Ellidge,  George . 

1841 

Elliott,  James,  D.D. . . . 

.87,  705 

1876 

Elliott,  James . 

1862 

Elliott,  John . 

.464,  646 

1870 

Elliott,  Robert  J. . 

.464,  646 

1880 

Elliott,  William . 

1871 

Ellis,  John . 

384,  777 

1808 

Ellis,  William . 

1852 

Ellsworth,  Orrin  H.  . . 

1871 

Embree,  Jeremiah . 

384,  799 

1878 

Emory,  Vernon  H . 

1871 

Emsley,  William  H.  .  .  . 

384,  572 

1871 

England,  Eben  E . 

384,  751 

1838 

England,  James . 

385,  751 

1858 

England,  J . 

1848 

English,  John . 

.87,  572 

1845 

English,  Noble  F . 

1839 

English,  William . 

.88,  705 

1835 

Erritt,  Isaac . 

. 465 

1875 

Sstey,  John  F . 

1860 

Evans,  Edwin . 

385,  777 

1827 

Evans,  Ephraim  ...  .41,  88, 

385,  646 

1830 

Evans,  James . 

1847 

Evans,  John  S . 

.88,  646 

1870 

Evans,  William  H . 

385,  751 

1877 

Eves,  Edward . 

1812 

Everts,  Renaldo  M . 

830 


INDEX  TO  NAMES  OF 


No. 

Year 

Min’y 

began. 

Name. 

No. 

Year 

Min’y 

began. 

Name. 

634 

1871 

F. 

Fallis,  John  G.  .  . 

PAGE. 

465,  646 

700 

1863 

G 

Gabie,  Robert  L . 

PAGE. 

. 92 

635 

1826 

Farr,  George . 

. 42 

i  701 

1852 

Gaddis,  James . 

.465,  647 

636 

1826 

Faulkner,  William .... 

. 89 

702 

1861 

Gaetz,  Joseph . 

.386,  751 

637 

1872 

Fawcett,  James  B . 

.89,  706 

7o3 

1871 

Gaetz,  Leonard...  .386,  647, 
Gaetz,  Thomas. . .  - . 

706.  751 

638 

1853 

Fawcett,  John . 

. 89 

704 

1851 

. 386 

639 

1841 

Fawcett,  Michael . 

.89,  572 

705 

1861 

Galbraith,  William . 

. .  92,  706 

640 

1832 

Fawcett,  Thomas . 

.  89 

706 

1869 

Galloway,  Joseph . 

.  .92,  573 

641 

1869 

Fear,  J ames . 

. 89 

707 

1875 

Gane,  William  H . 

. 647 

642 

1876 

Fear,  Ezra  A . 

. 646 

708 

1861 

Garbutt,  Thomas  E . 

. 92 

643 

1842 

Fear,  Samuel . 

.89, 

646,  706 

709 

1810 

Garlick,  1!  email . 

. 42 

644 

1858 

Feather,  Thomas . 

. 89 

710 

1868 

Garrett,  John  C . 

..92,  706 

645 

1835 

Fennell,  Abel . 

. 465 

711 

1835 

Garrett,  Richard . 

. 92 

646 

1816 

Ferguson,  George . 

.  .42,  89 

712 

1776 

Garrettson,  Freeborn . 

. 386 

647 

1863 

Ferguson,  George,  Jun 

.89,  646 
.89,  706 

713 

1834 

Garry,  Robert . 

.465,  706 

648 

1869 

Ferguson,  John . 

714 

1875 

Garvin,  John.  . . . 

Gaskin,  Charles . 

. 706 

649 

1857 

Ferguson,  Thomas  A . 

.  90,  572 

715 

1853 

. 386 

650 

1861 

Ferrier,  Robert  W  . . . . 

. 90 

716 

1810 

Gatchell,  Joseph . 

...42,  92 

651 

1857 

Fessant,  Edwin . 

.90,  646 

717 

1843 

Gear,  Joshua . 

.465,  706 

652 

1789 

Fidler,  Daniel . 

. 385 

718 

1864 

Gee,  Daniel  F . 

Gee,  John . 

.  .92,  573 

653 

1860 

Field,  George  H . 

. 9<> 

719 

1874 

. 752 

654 

1875 

Fielder,  William . 

. 777  ; 

720 

1872 

Gee,  Thomas  . 

.  .92,  647 

655 

1869 

Fife,  William  H . 

.90,  646 

721 

1841 

Gemley,  John . 

. 92 

656 

1848 

Fish,  Charles . 

.90,  572 

722 

1875 

Geoifroy,  Antoine . 

. 706 

657 

1871 

Fisher,  George  W . 

885,  777 
.90,  646 

723 

1856 

German,  George  G . 

. 92 

658 

1866 

Fisher,  John  S . 

724 

1862 

German,  John  F . 

.  .92,  573 
.  .93,  647 

659 

1871 

Fisher,  Joseph  M . 

725 

1850 

German,  John  W . 

German,  Orrin . 

660 

1791 

Fisler,  Benjamin . 

. 385 

726 

1870 

.  .93,  573 

661 

1835 

Flanagan,  John . 

. 90 

727 

1853 

German,  Peter . 

Gibson,  John . 

.  .93,  647 

662 

1873 

Flanders,  Charles  R.  . . 

.90,  706 

728 

1875 

.  93,  706 

663 

1841 

Flanders,  Rufus  A . 

. 90 

,729 

1870 

Gibson,  Joseph  R . 

. 573 

664 

1854 

Fletcher,  Ashton . 

. 90  | 

730 

1869 

Gifford,  Gorham  A . 

. 706 

665 

1855 

Fletcher,  Ashton,  Sen. 

.90,  572 

731 

1838 

Gilbert,  Charles  W.  M .  .  .  . 

. .  93,  647 

666 

1851 

Fletcher,  Drummond  J 

. 90 

732 

1878 

Gilbert,  Thomas  H . 

. 573 

667 

1818 

Flint,  Calvin  M . 

.  42 

733 

1870 

Giles,  Jesse  B . 

.386,  752 

668 

1827 

Flummerfelt,  Cornelius 

. 91 

734 

1834 

Gladwin,  Jonathan . 

. 93 

669 

1855 

Follick,  Joseph . 

465,  706 

735 

1847 

Glass.  John . 

..  ..465 

670 

1876 

Foote,  James  G . 

. 646 

736 

1845 

Glass,  William . 

..93,  465 

671 

1874 

Ford,  James  E . 

. 646 

737 

1856 

Glassford,  Edward . 

. 93 

672 

1868 

Ford,  William  J . 

.91,  646 
.91,  646 

738 

1871 

Glazier,  Adam . 

.465,  573 

673 

1853 

Forman,  Richard  J. .  . . 

739 

1878 

Glendinning,  Geo.  W.  F . .  . 

. 752 

674 

1866 

Forsey,  George . 

385, 

706,  799 

740 

1867 

Glover,  Thomas  W . 

.  .93,  573 

675 

1870 

Forster,  Joseph  L.  .  .  . 

741 

I860 

Godfrey,  Robert . 

. .  93,  573 

676 

1853 

Forsyth,  Joseph  L . 

. 91 

742 

1872 

Godwin,  William . 

Goff,  Edward  F . 

. .  93,  647 

677 

1863 

Foss,  William  11 . 

. 465 

743 

1871 

.  .93,  573 

678 

1871 

Fowkes,  John  R . 

465,  706 

744 

1859 

Gold,  Isaac . 

.  .93,  573 

679 

1855 

Fowler,  Hiram . 

91,  706 

745 

1875 

Goldsmith,  John . 

. 777 

680 

1862 

Fowler,  Joseph  H.  . .  . 

465,  706 

746 

1842 

Goldsmith,  Thomas . 

. 465 

681 

1853 

Fowler,  Robert . 

385,  799 

747 

1848 

Gooderham,  James . 

. 93 

682 

1856 

Fox,  Thomas . 

748 

1843 

Goodfellow,  John . 

. 93 

683 

I860 

Fox,  Thomas . 

465,  572 

749 

1860 

Goodison,  John . 

.386,  800 

684 

1872 

Franklin,  Benjamin.  . . 

.91,  706 

750 

1S36 

Goodrich.  Charles  B . 

. 94 

685 

1857 

Frazee,  Elias  W . 

Frazer,  Daniel . 

. 91 

751 

1836 

Goodson,  George . . 

. 94 

686 

1835 

. 465 

752 

1866 

Goodspeed,  Joseph  B . 

.465,  647 

687 

1870 

Frazer,  William  J . 

. 385 

753 

1856 

Goodwin,  James . 

.  .94,  647 

688 

1808 

Freeman,  Daniel . 

. 42 

754 

1815 

Good-win,  Timothy . 

. 42 

689 

1874 

Freeman,  Frederick  . . . 

. 777 

755 

1858 

Gordon,  James  A . 

690 

1879 

Freeman,  James  B.  . . . 

. 646 

756 

1854 

Gostello,  David . 

. 94 

691 

1875 

Freeman,  John  W . 

.573,  646 

757 

1845 

Gowan,  Nassau  C . 

. 465 

692 

1873 

Freeman,  Robert  W. . . 

. 800 

758 

1859 

Graham,  James . 

. .  94,  647 

693 

1875 

French,  William  P.  ... 

. 646 

759 

1850 

Graham,  Robert . 

694 

1860 

Freshman,  Charles .... 

.91,  646 

760 

1845 

Graham,  William . 

695 

1863 

Freshman,  Jacob . 

.91,  706 

761 

1871 

Graham,  William  W . 

.465,  647 

696 

1869 

Fuller,  Manly . 

762 

1786 

Grandine,  W illiam . 

697 

1864 

Fulton,  Jotham  McO.  . 

763 

1872 

Grandy,  Thomas . 

.466,  573 

698 

1870 

Fulton,  Silas  C . 

. 386 

764 

1863 

Grandy,  William . 

. 466 

699 

1872 

Fydell,  Thomas  R . 

765 

1861 

Gray,  Andrew . 

. 386 

766 

767 

1846 

1878 

Gray,  James . 

Greatrix,  Benjamin . 

. .  94,  647 
. 573 

/  DC 

769 

770 

771 

772 

773 

774 

775 

776 

777 

778 

779 

780 

781 

782 

783 

784 

785 

786 

787 

788 

789 

790 

791 

792 

793 

794 

795 

796 

797 

798 

799 

800 

SOI 

802 

803 

804 

805 

806 

807 

808 

809 

810 

811 

812 

813 

814 

815 

S16 

817 

818 

819 

820 

821 

822 

823 

824 

825 

826 

827 

828 

829 

830 

831 

832 

833 

834 


MINISTERS  AND  PROBATIONERS. 


831 


Name. 


PAGE. 

Gregg,  Samson  B . 778 

Green,  Alexander  T . 94,  573 

Green,  Alfred  E . 573 

Green,  Alison  . 42,  95 

Green,  William . 466 

Greene,  Josias . 95,  573 

Greener,  James. . . 95,  573 

Grenfell,  John .  95,  706 

Grenier,  William  Charles . 706 

Griffin,  William  S . 95,  647 

Griffis,  William . 42,  95 

Guest,  Joseph  . 95,647 

Gundy,  John . 95,  466 

Gundy,  James . 466,  647 

Gundy,  Joseph  R, . 466,  647 

Gundy,  Samuel  B . 466 

Gundy,  William . 466 

Gwilym,  David . 800 

H. 

Hackett,  William  L . 466,  647 

Haddon,  Thomas . 95,  573,  706 

Hadwin,  Thomas . 95,  647 

Hagar,  J oseph  M . 96,  706 

Hagar,  Lawrence . 466 

Hagarty,  Albert . 778 

Haigh,  Benjamin . 466 

Haigh,  John . .  .386 

Haight,  George  Lewis . 96 

Hale,  Joseph . 386,  752 

Hales,  James . 466 

Hall,  George . 466 

Hall,  Harvey  M . 647 

Hall,  Henry . 466,  573 

Hall,  Joseph . 96,  573 

Hall,  Robert  Henry . 96,  647 

Hall,  Thomas  W . 466,  573 

Hall,  William . 98,  706 

Hall,  William . 466,  573 

Halpenny,  Jacob . 96 

Halstead,  William . 96,  573 

Hames,  Arthur  B . 96,  573 

Hamilton,  Charles  W . 386,  778 

Hamilton,  Christopher . 96,  647 

Hamilton,  John . 42 

Hamilton,  Richard . 647 

Hamilton,  Thomas . 466,  574,  647 

Hammersley,  Benjamin . 466 

Hammond,  Joseph . 96 

Hammond,  Richard  M . 96,  706 

Haney,  Isaac . 467 

Hanna,  Thomas . 96,  647 

Hannon,  James . 96,  647 

Hansford,  William . 97,  707 

Hanson,  Charles  A . 97,  574,  707 

Hardie,  Alexander . 97,  707 

Hardie,  David . 97,  648,  707 

larding,  Theodore  S . 387 

lare,  John  James . 97,  574 

[are,  Robert  B . 97,  574 

[armon,  Thomas . 97 

iarnden,  Robert . 97 

Carper,  Cecil . 574,  648 

Carper,  Ephraim  B . 97,  574 

[arris,  Alexander  G . 98,  648 

tarris,  Edward . 98,  574 

[arris,  James . 98,  648 

[arris,  Reuben . 42 

[arris,  Thomas . 387,  800 


835 

836 

837 

838 

839 

540 

541 

842 

843 

844 

845 

846 

847 

848 
!  849 
|  850 

851 

852 
1  853 

854 

855 
i  856 
j  857 
|  858 
i  859 

860 

861 

862 

863 

864 

865 

866 
867 
86S 
869 
S70 

871 

872 

873 

874 

875 

876 

877 

878 

879 

880 
881 
882 

883 

884 

885 

886 

887 

888 

889 

890 

891 

892 

893 
S94 

895 

896 

897 

898 

899 

900 

901 

902 

903 


1861 

1861 

1873 
1871 
1860 

1871 
1S53 
1860 
1860 
1810 
1880 
1818 
1843 

1874 
1874 
1835 

1854 

1872 

1855 

1858 
1867 

1843 
1857 
1877 

1874 
1820 
1867 
1862 

1844 
1880 
1862 
1873 

1875 
1871 

1873 
1864 
1857 

1871 
1826 
1843 
1799 
1827 
1875 
1860 

1859 
1855 

1874 
1823 
1808 
1815 
1879 
1812 

1875 

1860 
18^4 
1815 

1874 

1872 
1857 
1871 

1873 

1854 
1835 

1875 

1855 
1868 
1S55 

1856 
1815 


PAGE. 

778 
778 
574 
778 
752 
574 
778 
752 
467 


Harrison,  Frederick  W . 387, 

Harrison,  George  . 387, 

Harrison,  James  M . 98, 

Harrison,  William . 387, 

Hart,  James  R . . 387, 

Hart,  John . 98, 

Hart,  Joseph . 387, 

Hart,  Thomas  D . 387, 

Hartley,  Alexander  Y . 

Harvard,  William  M . 93 

Hasheinoto,  Mutsuchi . 574 

Haskell,  Squire  B . 42 

Hassall,  Robert . 467 

Hastings,  Albert  William . 574 

Hatcher,  Henry  C . 800 

Haw,  William . 98 

Hawke,  William . 98,  648 

Hawkins,  Charles  W . 98,  648 

Hay,  William . 98,  824 

Hayhurst,  William . 98,  648 

Haylock,  James  J . 707 

Haynes,  Frederick . 467,  648 

Hayworth,  Richard . 99 

Hazlewood,  James  H . 648 

Heal,  James  B . 800 

Healey,  Ezra . 42,  99 

Healey,  Ezra  A . 99,  648 

Heartz,  William  IH . 387,  752 

Heck,  Samuel  . . . 99 

Helliwell,  Thomas  L . 574 

Hemmeon,  Joseph  B . 387,  752 

Henders,  Richard  C . 467,  648 

Henderson,  George  W . 648 

Henderson,  James . 99,  707 

Henderson,  John  C . 574 

Henderson,  William . 467,  648 

Henderson,  William  C . 99,  648 

Henderson,  William  H . 99,  648 

Hennigar,  James  G . 387,  752 

Herkimer,  William . 99,  648 

Herron,  James . 43 

Hetherington,  JohnP . 99,  387 

IHewitt,  George  W . 574 

Hewitt,  John  N . .99 

Hewitt,  William  Joseph . 99,  574 

Hewitt,  William  T . 99 

Heyfield,  Jesse . 800 

Heyland,  Rowley . 43,  99 

Hibbard,  Robert . 43 

Hick,  John . 100 

Hickey,  David . 752 

Hickox,  Joseph . 43 

Hicks,  Thomas . 778 

Hicks,  William . 100,  574 

Hicks,  William  Thomas . 574 

Hickson,  Thomas . 387 

Hill,  Anthony  . 800 

Hill,  Edward . 100,  574 

Hill,  Henry . 467 

Hill,  Henry  E . 100,  648 

Hill,  Jabez . 800 

Hill,  James . 467 

Hill,  Joseph . 100,  648 

Hill,  Lewis  W . 574 

Hill,  Murray . 100 

Hill,  Newton . 100,  574 

IHill,  Robert  N . 467,  574 

Hill,  William . 100 

Hillier,  Daniel . 10 


S32 


INDEX  TO  NAMES  OF 


No. 

Year 

Min’y 

began. 

Name. 

No. 

Year 

Min’y 

began. 

Name. 

PAGE. 

PAGE. 

904 

1875 

Hills,  Benjamin . 

. 752 

973 

1828 

Huntington,  Simon.  . 

. 43,  103 

905 

1878 

Hiraiwa,  Tsumeyasu.. 

. 574 

974 

1828 

Hurlburt,  Asahel . 

.  .43,  103,  649 

906 

1859 

Hiseox,  John . 

. 100,  707 

975 

1844 

Hurlburt,  Erastus . 

. 104,  649 

907 

1844 

Histon,  John . 

. 467,  648 

976 

1841 

Hurlburt,  Jesse.  . .  . . 

. 104 

908 

1829 

Hitchcock,  Barnabas.. 

. 100 

977 

1836 

Hurlburt,  Sylvester.  . 

. 104,  707 

909 

1872 

Hobbs,  Richard . 

. 100,  648 

978 

1829 

Hurlburt,  Thomas. . . . 

. 104 

910 

1851 

Hobbs,  Robert . 

. 100 

979 

1872 

Husband,  Robert  J  .  .  . 

. 468,  649 

911 

1879 

Hockey,  John  Edmund . 648 

980 

1827 

Huston,  John  H . 

. 43,  104 

912 

1872 

Hockin,  Arthur . 

.  387,752 

981 

1840 

Hutchinson,  James. . . 

. 104 

913 

1860 

Hocking,  James . 

. 467 

982 

1841 

Hutchinson,  John. . . . 

.  104,  468,  649 

914 

1850 

Hodgson,  John . 

. 100,  574 

983 

1835 

Hutchinson,  Richard . 

. 104 

915 

1873 

Hodson,  Joseph  M.. . . 

. 648 

!  984 

1855 

Huxtable,  George  G. . 

. 105,  707 

916 

1874 

Hogg,  David . 

. 467 

985 

1860 

Hyndman,  John . 

. 105 

917 

1878 

Holden,  Alvah . 

. 707 

918 

1856 

Holland,  Henry . 

. 387 

I. 

919 

1871 

Holmes,  A  Lee . 

. 101,  707 

986 

1870 

Ibbitson,  William  H  . 

. 388 

920 

1857 

Holmes,  Edwin.. ... 

. 467,  648 

987 

1835 

Ingalls,  Edmund  S  . .  . 

. 105,  707 

921 

1861 

Holmes,  John . 

. 101,  707 

988 

1840 

Ingham,  Jabez . 

. 388 

922 

1863 

Holmes,  John  (A).  .  .  . 

. 101 

989 

1859 

Ireland,  Francis  C. . . . 

. 105,  707 

923 

1863 

Holmes,  John  H . 

. 574 

990 

1822 

Irvine,  Alexander  .  .  . . 

. 43,  105 

924 

1863 

Holmes,  Joseph  W. .  . 

. 101,  648 

991 

1863 

Irvine,  Henry . 

. 105,  707 

925 

1807 

Holmes,  Ninian . 

. 43 

992 

1877 

Irvine,  Samuel  O  . .  .  . 

. 649 

926 

1832 

Holtby,  Matthias  . . . . 

.  .43,  101,  648 

993 

1857 

Irwin,  William . 

. 105,  575 

927 

1861 

Hooker,  Le  Roy . 

. 101,  707 

994 

1867 

Isaac.  John  R . 

. 105,  649 

928 

1878 

Hooton,  William  H .  . 

. 574 

995 

1854 

Ivison.  James  A . 

. 105;  649 

929 

1874 

Hopkins,  Abraham  .  . 

. 648 

930 

1811 

Hopkins,  Silas . 

. 43 

J  • 

931 

1814 

Horne,  James . 

. 387 

996 

1856 

Jackson,  Daniel . 

. 106 

932 

1868 

Horsley,  William  H . . 

. 101 

997 

1815 

Jackson,  George . 

. 388 

933 

1856 

Hoskin,  Benjamin  S.  . 

. 101 

998 

1866 

Jackson,  George . 

. 468,  649 

934 

1865 

Hoskins,  Richard  .... 

. 101 

999 

1856 

Jackson,  Henry . 

. 106 

935 

1878 

Hossoi,  Toshimi . 

. 575 

1000 

1817 

Jackson,  James . 

.  .  .  .  .  .43,  468 

936 

1854 

Hough,  John . 

. 101,  648 

1001 

1855 

Jackson,  John . 

. 106 

937 

1853 

Houghton,  Luther  . . . . 

. 101,  707 

1002 

1869 

Jackson,  John  W . 

. 468 

938 

1879 

Howard,  Herbert  W .  . 

. 707 

1003 

1877 

Jackson,  Joseph  A . 

. 800 

939 

1840 

Howard,  Isaac  B.  .  ,  . 

.101,  575,  649 

1004 

1858 

Jackson,  Samuel . 

. 106,  707 

940 

1879 

Howard,  John  H . 

. 649 

1005 

1860 

Jackson,  Thomas . 

. 468,  649 

941 

1855 

Howard,  Thomas  S  .  .  . 

. 101,  649 

1006 

1867 

Jackson,  Thomas  W. . . 

. 106,  649 

942 

1839 

Howard,  Thomas  T. . . 

. 467 

1007 

1835 

Jackson,  William . 

. 468 

943 

1833 

Howard,  Vincent  B.  .  . 

. 101,  575 

1008 

1862 

Jackson,  William . 

944 

1802 

Howe,  Samuel . 

. 43 

1009 

1871  'Jackson.  William  (B).. 

945 

1864 

Howell  Jacob  E, . 

. 102,  575 

1010 

1838 

Jacobs,  Peter . 

. 106 

946 

1874 

Howes,  John . 

.  ..102,707 

1011 

1854 

Jacques,  George . 

. 106,  575 

947 

1864 

Howie,  Isaac . 

. 388,  778 

1012 

1868 

James,  Richard  G . 

.  106,  575 

948 

1857 

Howie,  John  W . 

. 388,  752 

1013 

1870 

James,  Silas . 

. 388,  778 

949 

1842 

Howlett,  John . 

. 467 

1014 

1871 

James,  Thomas  H . 

. 388,  800 

950 

1871 

Howson,  William  G.. . 

. 102,  575 

1015 

1879 

Jamieson,  Walter  S. .  . 

. 649 

951 

1877 

Huestis,  George  A . 

. 752 

1016 

1873 

Jamieson,  William  H. 

. 575 

952 

1846 

Huestis,  George  O .... 

.388,  752,  778 

1017 

1872 

Jamieson,  William  S.  . 

.  106,  707 

953 

1858 

Huestis,  Stephen  F. .  . 

. 388,  752 

1018 

1877 

Jaques,  Alfred . 

. 707 

954 

1861 

Huff,  Dennis  L ...... 

. 102 

1019 

1847 

Jefferis,  Thomas  M. . .  . 

.468,  575,  649 

955 

1872 

Hughes,  Henry . 

. 467,  649 

1020 

1818 

Jeffers,  Robert . 

956 

1839 

Hughes,  James . 

. 102,  575 

1021 

1841 

Jeffers,  Thomas . 

. 106 

957 

1858 

Hughes,  James  (B).  . . 

. 102 

1022 

1836 

Jeffers,  Wellington. . .  . 

. 106,  575 

958 

1871 

Hughes,  Silas  J . 

1023 

1857 

Jeffery,  Thomas  W. .  .  . 

. 107,  575 

959 

1850 

Hugill,  Joseph . 

. 102 

1024 

1874 

Jenkins,  Edward . 

. 778 

960 

1807 

Halbert,  Cephas . 

. 43 

1025 

1835 

Jenkins,  John . 

. 107 

961 

1859 

Hume,  Samuel . 

1026 

1878 

Jenkinson,  Henry  S. .  . 

. 575 

962 

1837 

Hume,  William . 

. 102 

1027 

1844 

Jennings,  David . 

. 107,  575 

963 

1856 

Humphrey,  Stephen..  . 

. . . .  388,  778 

1028 

1871 

Jennings,  John . 

964 

1854 

Hunt,  Ambrose . 

. 103,  649 

1029 

1874 

Jennings,  William . 

. 800 

965 

1854 

Hunt,  David . 

. 103,  649 

1030 

1784 

J essop,  W illiam . 

. 388 

966 

1842 

Hunt,  Francis . 

103,  467,  707 

1031 

1869 

Jewell,  John  Arthur.. . 

. 107,  575 

967 

1844 

Hunt,  John . 

. 103,  575 

1032 

1795 

Jewell,  Joseph . 

. 43 

968 

1879 

Hunter,  John  E . 

. 649 

1033 

1873 

Johnson,  David  W . 

969 

1861 

Hunter,  Samuel  J . 

. . .  .103,  575 

1034 

1873 

Johnson,  Francis . 

. 107,  575 

970 

1856 

Hunter,  Wm.  John. . . . 

103,  575,  707 

1035 

1830 

Johnson,  George . 

. 388,  752 

971 

1873 

Hunter,  William  J. . . . 

. 649 

1036 

1875 

Johnson,  George  (B), . 

. 752 

972 

1850 

Huntington,  Silas . 

. 103,  707 

1037 

1875 

Johnson,  George  F . 

. 752 

MINISTERS  AND  PROBATIONERS. 


833 


No. 


1038 

1039 

1040 

1041 

1042 

1043 

1044 
1045: 


Year 

Min’y 

began. 


1835 
1833 
1861 
1849 
1868 
1862 
1857 
1863 
1046  1868 
1047,  1879 
1048 1  1872 
1049!  1860 
lO50;  1854 

1051  1809 

1052  1859 

1053  1853 

1054  1867 

1055  1868 

1056  1865 


Name. 


page. 

J ohnson,  Henry . 468 

Johnson,  John . 107,  752 

Johnson,  John . 388 

Johnson,  Joshua  H . 107,  575 

J  ohnson,  I  evi  S . 388’  778 

Johnson,  Moses  M . 107 

Johnson,  Richard . 389 

Johnson,  Robert  O’B . 389,  752 

Johnson,  Thomas  . 107 

Johnson,  William  E  . 778 

Johnson,  William  J . 389,  752 

Johnston,  Benjamin  J . 389 

Johnston,  David  A . 107 

Johnston,  Edward . 107 

Johnston,  Hugh .  108,  649,  707 

•Johnston,  Robert  (A) . 468 

Johnston,  Robert  (B) .  468 

Johnston,  William  . 108,  575 

Jolley,  William  Clowes . 108,  575 

1057  1843  Jolliffe,  James .  468 

1058  1868  Jolliffe,  William  J .  108,  708 

1059  1844  Jones,  Benjamin. . 108 

1060  1862  Jones,  Cornelius  A .  108,  708 

1061  1866  Jones,  Edmund  S . 108^  649 

1062  1857  Jones,  George . 108 

1063  1804  Jones,  James . 389 

1064  1851  Jones,  Henn- . 108 

1065  1855  Jones,  Joseph . 108 

1066  1813  Jones,  Peter . 43;  108 

1067  1825  Jones,  Peter  (Kakewaquonaby),  43, 108 

1068  1867  Jones,  Peter  W . !  108,  649 

1069  1825  Jones,  Richard . 44,  108'  575 

1070  1816  Jones,  William . '..44 

1071  1878  Joslyn,  John  H.  L . 649 

1072  1862  Jost,  Cranswick . 389,  752 

1073  1837  Jost,  Jeremiah  Y . 389,  778 

1074  1871  Jubb,  John  E . 389 

K. 

1075  1873  Kane,  David . 109 

1076  1862  Ivappele,  Stephen . 109,649 

1077  1862  Kay,  John . 468,  649 

1078  1869  Kay,  Joshua  R .  468,  649 

1079  1862  Keagey,  John  G . 109.  649 

1080  1873  Keam,  Frank  C . 109,  576 

10S1  1864  Keam,  Samuel . 468 

1082  1862  Keam,  William . 468 

1083  1868  Keefer,  Benjamin  B . 109,  650 

1084  1795  Keeler,  Sylvanus . 44 

1085  1862  Kellam,  Henry . 109,  650 

1086  1860  Kelly,  Thomas . 109 

1087  1878  Kendall,  Sidney  C . 708 

1088  1875  Kendall,  William . 800 

1089  1860  Kennedy,  David . 109,  708,  778 

1090  1842  j  Kennedy,  George  .  . 109,  650 

1091'  1857  Kennedy,  James . 109,  650 

1092]  1855  Kenner,  Henry . 576 

1093  1860  Kenny,  George  H . 110,  576 

1094  1854  Keough,  Jabez  B . 110,  708 

1095  1856  Keough,  Thomas  S . 110,  576 

1096  1863  Keppel,  John  H . 110,650 

1097  1833  Ker,  Peter . 110,  650,  708 

1098  1875  Kerr,  George  J . 650 

1099  1852  Kerr,  John  L . 110,  650 

1100  1864  | Kerr,  Richard . 110 

1101  1855  (Kershaw,  Edward . 468,  650 

1 1 02 1  1849  Kershaw,  James  B, . 468 

1 103]  1854  I  Kettle,  J . 469 

1104'  1872  Kettlewell,  William . 110,  650 

5.3 


No. 


1105 

1106 

1107 

1108 

1109 

1110 
1111 
1112 

1113 

1114 

1115 

1116 

1117 

1118 

1119 

1120 
1121 
1122 

1123 

1124 


Year 

Min’y 

began. 


Name. 


1125 

1126 

1127 

1128 

1129 

1130 

1131 

1132 

1133 

1134 

1135 

1136 
11-37 

1138 

1139 

1140 

1141 

1142 

1143 

1144 


1145j  1871 
1146  1875 


1147 

1148 

1149 

1150 

1151 

1152 

1153 

1154 

1155 

1156 
1157] 

1158 

1159 

1160 
1161 
1162 

1163 

1164 

1165 

1166 

1167 

1168 

1169 

1170 
1171. 


,  „  .  PAGE. 

1864  Kidd,  James  P . no 

1857  Kiernon,  John . no 

1856  Kilgour,  Joseph . 110,  576 

1859  Kimball,  E.  E . 469 

1843  Kimball,  Horatio  N . 469,  708 

1843  Kimball,  J.  E . 469 

1863  Kines,  James . ill  708 

1875  King,  John  K . '.778 

1875  Kirby,  William  J . 778 

1875  Kneelands,  Abner  W . 708 

1869  Knight,  Adolphus  G . Ill,  708 

1876  Knight,  Matthew  R . 778 

1816  Knight,  Richard  . 389 

1806  Knowlan,  James . ill,  389 

1870  Knowles,  Henry  W . HI,  708 

1870  Knox,  William' . in’  708 

1878  Koko,  Asagawa . 576 

1879  Koyl,  Eardley  H . . . 650 

1853  Koyl,  Ephraim  L . 111,576 

1856  Krupp,  Henry . Ill,  708 

Li. 

La  Claire,  Alex . Ill 

Ladner,  Charles., . 389,  800 

La  Dow,  Samuel  P . m 

Laidley,  James . 439 

Laidley,  Robert  B . 708 

Laidley,  Robert  V . 576 

Laird,  James . ill,  650 

Laird,  John  G . Ill’  576 

Laird,  William  H . HI,  576 

Lake,  Charles  V . HI.  576 

Lake,  John  N . 112,’  576 

Lambert,  Ohandly . 44 

Lambly,  James  B . 650 

Lambly,  Osborne  R . 112,  576 

Lanceley,  Ebenezer . 650 

Lanceley,  John  E . 112,  650 

Lane,  Christopher  L . 389 

Lane,  William  G . 752 

Lang,  Matthew . 112 

Langford,  Alexander . 112,  650 

Langford,  Charles . 112,  576 

Langford,  Enos . 576 

Langford,  George . 469 

Langille,  William  H . 752 

Langrill,  William  L . 708 

Lanton,  Henry . 112,  650 

Large,  Richard . H2 

Lathern,  John . 389,  753,  778 

Latimer,  James  F . 112,  650 

Laugbead,  Robert . 469 

La  veil,  Charles . 112,  650 


1863 

1861 

1842 

1840 

1874 

1880 

1862 

1848 

1855 

1860 

1855 

1808 

1879 

1862 

1877 

1870 

1860 

1874 

1823 

1857 


1852 

1878 

1878 
1837 
1868 
1855 
1855 
1835 
1842 
1833 

1879 
1870 
1846 
1878 

1855 
1875 
1873 

1856 
1870 
1856 
1860 
1861 
1860 
1873 

1880 


Law,  John  . 

Lawrence,  Charles  H.  . . 

. 708 

Lawrence,  John . 

Lawrence,  Peter . 

Lawson,  James . 

Lawson,  Thomas . 

Lawson,  Thomas . 

Lawson,  William . 

Leach,  John . 

Leach,  John  J . 

...113,  708 

Learoyd,  John . 

...113,  576 

Lee,  Ira  Case . 

Leech,  George . 

.  ..113,  576 

Leech,  Webster  W . 

...113,  576 

Legate,  Thomas . 

Leiteh,  Robert  H . 

834 


INDEX  TO  NAMES  OF 


No. 

Year 

Min’y 

began. 

1172 

1860 

1173 

1875 

1174 

1863 

1175 

1864 

1176 

1861 

1177 

1880 

1178 

1861 

1179 

1835 

1180 

1876 

1181 

1874 

1182 

1811 

1183 

1814 

1184 

1861 

1185 

1877 

1186 

1858 

1187 

1874 

1188 

1879 

1189 

1872 

1190 

1875 

1191 

1843 

1192 

1880 

1193 

1865 

1194 

1842 

1195 

1807 

1196 

1874 

1197 

1866 

1198 

1868 

1199 

1789 

1200 

1880 

1201 

1845 

1202 

1799 

1203 

1871 

1204 

1860 

1205 

1811 

1206 

1854 

1207 

1853 

1208 

1788 

1209 

1817 

1210 

1862 

1211 

1856 

1212 

1871 

1213 

|  1866 

1214 

1818 

1215 

1840 

1216 

1869 

1217  1802 

1218 

1875 

1219  1874 

1220  1870 

1221 

1866 

1222  1865 

1223  1867 

1224.  1880 

1221 

1875 

1221 

1876 

122f 

1874 

Name. 


1228 

1229 

1230 

1231 

1232 

1233 
1234: 

1235 

1236 

1237 

1238 


pa<;js. 

Leith,  Hamilton . 469,  576 

Leith,  Thomas  B . 650 

Le  Lacheur,  David  W . 390 

Le  Page,  Alfred  E . 390,  778 

Lester,  Alexander . 113 

Lett,  Francis  W . 708 

Lever,  James  J.  A . 469,  650 

Lever,  John . 113 

Lewis,  Edward  D . 576 

Lewis,  Henry . 800 

Lewis,  John .  44 

Lewis,  John . 390 

Lewis,  Joshua  P . 113,  650 

Liddy,  Janies . 576 

Likely,  John  B . 390 

Lister,  Joseph . 800 

Little,  James . 650 

Livingstone,  James . 469,  650 

Lloyd,  Walter  W  . 576 

Loehead,  Robert . 114,  708 

Locke,  Hugh  William . 650 

Locke,  Joseph  H . 114,  577 

Lockhart,  Christopher . 390,  753 

Lockwood,  Joseph  .  44 

Ige,  Douglas  H . 778 

Lodge,  Wilson  W .  .390,  778 

Longley,  Benjamin . 114,  708 

Losee,  William . 44 

Lounds,  George . 650 

Loverin,  Jonathan . 114 

Lowry,  James . 390 

Lucas,  Aquila . 390,  779 

Lucas,  Daniel  V . 114,  708 

Luckey,  Samuel . 44 

Luke,  William  M.  C .  414 

Lund,  William . 114,  650 

Lunsford,  Isaac . 390 

Lusher,  Robert  L . 114 

Lutze,  John  J . 469 

Lyon,  Seth .  114 

Lyons,  Almon  P . 114,  577 

M.  1281 

Mack,  Robert  B . 390,  753  !  1282 

Mack,  Wilbur . 44  I  1283 

Madden,  David  B .  115,  577  1  1284 

Madden,  George  C' . 115,  650  .  1285 

Madden,  Thomas . 44,  115  .  1286 

Madden,  William . 577  !  1287 

[Madge,  Walter  W . 708  1  1288'; 

Maggs,  William . 390,  779  1289 

Magwood,  Alexander  A . 115  j  1290 

Magwood,  William  P . 115  {  1291 

iMahan,  John . 115,  577  |  1292 

Maher,  Joseph  L.  A . 708  1  1293! 

Maitland,  Robert  R . 650  1294 

Mallory,  DelmerE . 708  1295 

Manaton,  Charles  H . 779  .  1296 

1834  Manly,  John  G . 115,  577  :  1297 

1786  l Mann,  James . 390  1298 

1782  I  Mann,  John . 390  [  1299 

1869  iManning,  Henry  M . 115,  577  1300 

1874  [Manning,  Thomas .  577  1  1301 

1877  I  Mansell,  Thomas  J . 709  '1302 

1875  Marceau.  William  F . 709  1303 

1857  Mark,  Robert . 115,  709  1  1304 

1841  Marsden,  John  S .  ...  824  ;  1305 

1800  IMarsden,  Joshua .  390  1306 

1835  Marshall,  Ira . 469  1307 


No. 

Year 

Min’y 

began. 

Name. 

1239 

1818 

Marshall,  John . 

PAGE. 

. 390 

1240 

1871 

Marshall,  Thomas . 

.  .  .  .390,  779 

1241 

1838 

Marshall,  William . 

. 390 

1242 

1876 

Marshall,  William . 

. 577 

1243 

1877 

Martin,  John  J . 

. 577 

1244 

1861 

Martin,  Samuel  B . 

. 390 

I  1245 

1825 

Martin,  Timothy . 

. 44 

1246 

1835 

Martin,  William . 

. 469 

1247 

1877 

Marvin,  George  W . 

. 577 

1248 

1840 

Mason,  William . 

. 115 

1249 

1854 

Masson,  James . 

.  .  .  .115,  651 

1250 

I860 

Matheson,  J  arnes . 

.  .  .  .115,  577 

1251 

1835 

Matthews,  Abraham . . . 

.  469 

1252 

1860 

Matthews,  Henry  8  .  .  . 

.  .  .  .116,  577 

1253 

1870 

Matthews,  Solomon  .  .  . 

. 391 

1254 

1852 

Maudsley,  Samuel  E. . . 

.  .  .  .116,  709 

1255 

1862 

Maxwell,  Henry  W. .  .  . 

. 116 

1256 

1871 

Maxwell,  William  J  . .  . 

....  116,  651 

1257 

1862 

Mauny,  Henri . 

. 116 

1258 

1856 

M  eacham,  George  M. . .  . 

116,  577,  651 

1259 

1872 

Mealing,  Charles . 

.  .  .  .391,  577 

1260 

1880 

Mears,  John . 

Medicraft,  Henry . 

. 577 

1261 

. 469 

1262 

1877 

Mellish,  Isaac  M . 

. 753 

1263 

1800 

Merwin,  Samuel . 

. 44 

1264 

1856 

Messmore,  John  F . 

. 116 

1265 

1823 

Messmore,  Joseph . 

.44,  116,  651 

1266 

1859 

Messmore,  Samuel  W.  . 

. 116 

1267 

1819 

Metcalfe,  Franklin  .... 

. 45,  116 

1268 

1870 

Metcalfe,  James  F . 

.  .  .  .116,  577 

1269 

1879 

Meyer,  Frederick  W.  A 

. 709 

1270 

1871 

Meyer,  Henry . 

. 116,  709 

1271 

1859 

Might,  Samuel . 

. .  .  .116,  709 

1272 

1836 

Miles,  Stephen . 

. 117 

1273 

1817 

Millar,  George . 

. 391 

1274 

1850 

Miller,  Aaron  I) . 

117,  577,  651 

1275 

1829 

Miller,  Gilbert . 

.45,  117,  577 

1276 

1853 

Miller,  James  A . 

. 469 

1277 

1856 

Miller,  William  W. . . . 

. 117,  709 

1278 

1854 

Milligan,  George  S.  .  .  . 

. 391,  800 

1279 

1 856 

Milliken,  Andrew . 

Mills,  Edwin . 

.  .  .  .  117,  651 

1281 

1867 

. . .  .391,  779 

1874 

1851 

1869 

1870 
1839 
1810 
1865 
1806 
1860 
1876 
1876 
1835 
1869 

1871 
1879 
1864 
1851 

1879 

1880 
1876 
1871 
1855 
1854 
1880 
1S70 
1800 
1845 


Mills,  Jesse . 577 

Mills,  John . 117,  651 

Mills,  William . 117,  651 

Millyard,  Reuben . 117,  651 

Milner,  James . 117 


Minor,  Timothy . 45 

Mitchell,  Geooge . 117,  651 

Mitchell,  James . 45 

Mitchell,  John . 117 

Mockeridge,  James . 117 

Moir,  David  A . 651 

|  Montgomery,  Hugh . 117 

[Montgomery,  James.  . . 118 

Mooney,  James . 118,  651 

Moore,  Daniel  D . 779 

Moore,  Ezra  B .  391,  753 

Moore,  Fred.  W . 391 

Moore,  John  M . 709 

[Moore,  Thomas  A . 651 

Moore,  William  F . 577 

Morden,  Thomas  E.  .  .  .118,  577,  651 

Morden,  William  R . 118 

Morgan,  James . 118 

Morgan,  John.  . . 577 

Morris,  Augustus  B . 391 

Morris,  Caleb . 45 

Morris,  E . 469 


MINISTERS  AND  PROBATIONERS 


835 


No. 


130S 

1309 

1310 

1311 

1312 

1313 

1314 

1315 

1316 

1317 

1318 

1319 

1320 

1321 

1322 

1323 

1324 

1325 

1326 


Year 

Min’y 

began. 


1856 

1859 

1873 

1872 
1862 
1866 
1S48 
1840 
1842 
1861 
1862 
1862 
1862 
1835 

1873 
1825 
1831 
1862 
1872 


1327 

1328 

1329 

1330 

1331 

1332 

1333 

1334 

1335 

1336 

1337 

1338 

1339 

1340 

1341 

1342 

1343 

1344 

1345 

1346 

1347 

1348 

1349 

1350 

1351 

1352 

1353 

1354 

1355 

1356 

1357 

1358 

1359 

1360 

1361 

1362 

1363 

1364 

1365 

1366 

1367 

1368 

1369 

1370 

1371 

1372 

1373 


1878 
1850 
1850 
1880 
1874 
1871 
1841 
1877 

1873 
1861 
1866 
1871 
1863 
1845 

1871 

1863 
1830 
1793 
1867 
1806 

1874 
1867 

1864 
1840 
1863 
1861 

1879 

1875 

1872 
1872 
1866 
1852 
1859 
1837 
1830 

1850 
1866 

1846 

1851 
1877 
1808 
1842 
1832 
1867 
1782 
1816 

1847 


PAGE. 

Morns,  James . ng 

Morrison,  William  F . 118 

Morrison,  William  R . 118,  577 

Morrow,  Charles  R . . 118,  651 

Morrow,  Edward .  118,  577,  709 

Morton,  Arthur  D . 391,  753 

Morton,  Lewis . ng 

Morton,  Roland . 391,  753 

Morton,  William . Hg,  651 

Mosher,  John  A . 391’  753 

Moss,  William  H . 469'  651 

Moyer,  Peter  E.  W . '.118 

Mulholland,  J.  H . ng 

Mulkins,  Hannibal . ng 

Munroe,  John  A . ns,  709 

Murray,  William . ’.391 

Musgrove,  James . 45;  ng 

Musgrove,  William  H . ’.119 

Myers,  Charles . 391,  800 


Me. 

McAdoo,  Samuel  N . 709 

McAlister,  Andrew . 119 

McAlister,  James . 469,  651 

McAlister,  James,  jun . 577 

McAmmond,  Foster . 578 

McArthur,  Robert . 392,  753 

McCallum,  Joseph  W . 119,  578 

M  cCamus,  David  N . 57s 

McCamus,  John  A . 573 

McCann,  Alfred . 119,  709 

McCann,  William . 47o’,  651 

McCarroll,  John . 119,  573 

McCartney,  James  H . 119,’  651 

McCarty,  William . 392,  779 

McCauley,  Samuel . 119,  578 

McClung,  James  A . 119,  578 

McClure,  William . 470 

McColl,  Duncan . 392 

McCollum,  Edwin . 119,  651 

McCracken,  George . 45 

McCulloch,  Andrew  M . 651 

McCulloch,  Robert . 119,  578 

McCullough,  James . 119 

McCullough,  William . 119,  578 

McCullough,  William  (B) . 120 

McCullough,  William  S  . . . .  120,  709 

McCully,  Alonzo  D . 779 

McCunu,  Drummond . 709 

McCutcheon,  Thomas  L . 470 

McDiarmid,  Kenneth . 470 

McDiarmid,  Neil  A . 470,  578 

McDonagh,  William . 120,  651 

McDonald,  Davidson . 120,  578 

McDonald,  Malcolm . 120,  709 

McDonald,  William . 392 

McDougall,  George . 120  579 

McDougall,  John . 120,  579 

McDowell,  David  C . 120,  579 

McDowell,  Henry . 120,  579 

McDowell,  John  V . 709 

McDowell,  Samuel . 392 

McEwen,  William . 121 

McFadden,  William . 121,  57  9 

McFarlane,  James . 121,  579 

McGeary,  John . 392 

McGee,  Thomas . 45 

McGill,  William . 121,  709 

53* 


No. 


1374 

1375 

1376 

1377 

1378 

1379 

1380 

1381 

1382 

1383 

1384 

1385 

1386 

1387 

1388 

1389 

1390 

1391 

1392 

1393 

1394 

1395 

1396 

1397 

1398 

1399 

1400 

1401 

1402 

1403 

1404 


1405 

1406 

1407 

1408 

1409 

1410 

1411 

1412 

1413 

1414 

1415 

1416 

1417 

1418 

1419 

1420 

1421 

1422 

1423 

1424 


1425 

1426 

1427 

1428 

1429 

1430 

1431 

1432 

1433 

1434 

1435 

1436 


Year 


Min’y 


Name. 


began. 


1871 

1873 

1856 
1861 

1870 

1871 
1835 
1876 
1876 

1857 

1835 
1861 
1862 
1853 

1873 
1853 
1875 
1857 

1874 
1864 

1836 
1824 
1833 
1833 
1832 

1872 
1857 
1828 
1859 
1850 
1880 


McGladdery,  William 
McGregor,  Alexander 

McGuire,  John . 

McHardy,  Norman. . . 
McIntyre,  Charles  E.. . 

McIntyre,  George . 

McIntyre,  John . 

McKechnie,  Robert  W. 

McKee,  Thomas . . 

McKelvey,  Charles _ 

McKenzie,  A.  K . 

McKenzie,  Daniel  M.  . 
McKenzie,  Kenneth  . . . 
McKeown,  Hezekiah  . . 
McKiilop,  Archibald... 
McKinnon,  William  C. 
McLachlin,  James  A.  . 

McLean,  Hugh . 

McLean,  John . 

McLean,  William  J ... 
McMasters,  Samuel  . . . 
McMullen,  Daniel .... 
McMullen,  Thomas  . . . 

McMurray,  John . 

McNab,  Alexander.. . . 
McNair,  Thomas  R. .  .  . 
McNamara,  George  . . . 

McNutt,  Arthur . 

McRae,  George . 

McRitchie,  George . 

McTavish,  Hector  W. . 


PAGE. 

. 121 

. 800 

•  470,  579 

. 121 

.121,  579 

. 121 

. 121 

. 709 

. 579 

_ 470 

. 470 

.470,  651 

. 121 

.392,  779 

. 470 

. 392 

.579,  651 

. 651 

.579,  651 

. 121 

. 392 

.45,  121 

121,  579 
392,  753 
.45,  122 

. 122 

122,  651 

. 392 

. 122 

122,  709 
. 579 


1834 
1841 

1835 
1840 
1859 
1847 
1874 
1832 
1795 
1835 
1835 
1874 
1856 
1822 
1827 
1818 
1855 
1867 
1872 
1872 


1850 

1869 

1870 

1874 
1849 
1858 
1861 
1873 
1800 
1869 
1845 

1875 


N. 


Nankeville,  Benjamin . .  122 

Narraway,  James  R . 393,  779 

Nash,  Benjamin . 470 

Neelands,  John . 1‘22 

Neelands,  John  (B) . 123  652 

Nelles,  Samuel  S . 123,  579 

Nelthorpe,  Ely . '.652 

Newlove,  George . 123 

Newton,  Francis  . 393 

Nickerson,  Alexander . 470 

Nickerson,  David . ,470 

Nicklin,  Charles . 753 

Nicolson,  Alexander  W  . .  .  393,  753 

Nightingale,  Adam . 393 

Norris,  James . 45,  123,  393,  579 

No'rris,  Samuel . 45 

Norton,  William . 123,  709 

Nugent,  Francis  E . 470,  652 

Nugent,  Henry  . 470 

Nurse,  James . 393,  800 

o. 

Oates,  Joseph . 470 

Ockley,  John  F . 579 

Odery,  Joseph . 123,  652 

Ogden,  Jonathan  C . 753 

Ogden,  Thomas . 470,  709 

Ogilvie,  James  D . 123 

O’Hara,  James . 470,  709 

Olivant,  Edward . 579 

Olivant,  Thomas  . 393 

Oliver,  Robert  F . 123,  709 

Olmstead,  L . 4  9 

Onesekenerat,  Joseph . 709 


836 

No. 

1437 

1438 

1439 

1440 

1441 

1442 

1443 

1444 

1445 

1446 

1447 

1448 

1449 

1450 

1451 

1452 

1453 

1454 

1455 

1456 

1457 

1458 

1459 

1460 

1461, 

1 462 1 

1403 

1464 

1465 

1466 

1467 

1468 

1469 

1470 

1471 

1472 

1473 

1474 

1475 

1476 

147  7 1 

147S 

1479 

1480 

1481 

1482 

1483 

1484 

1485 

1486 

1487 

1488 

1489 

1490 

1491 

1492 

1493 

1494 

1495 

1496 

1497 

1498 

1499; 

1500 

1501 

1502 


INDEX  TO  NAMES  OF 


Name. 


PAGE. 

Opie,  Richard . 779 

Orme,  James  H . 470,  652 

Orme,  Thomas  H . 470,  579,  652 

Ormerod,  John . 123 

Orr,  JohnS . 471 

Osborne,  John  C . 123,  710 

Ottawell,  William . 579 

Outerbridge,  William  A . 753 

P. 

Padgham,  Richard  W . 124 

Paintin,  Richard . 471 

Paisley,  Charles  H . 393,  779 

Parent,  Amand . 124,  710 

Parker,  Caleb . 393,  753 

Parker,  Isaac  N . 393,  779 

Parker,  John . 45 

Pj4T*lrPP  "W"  4-  i  1 

Parker’  William  R  .  '. ! .' .' .' .’ .'  .124,'  652 

Parkins,  Joseph . 800 

Pascoe,  Joseph . 393.  801 

Patchell,  Thomas  H.  .  ..124,  579,  652 

Patrick,  William . . 45,  124 

Patterson,  Allan . 124,  710 

Pattie,  Elias . 45 

Pattyson,  Wesley  A.  Y . 579 

Patty?on,  William  W . 124,  579 

Payne,  George . 801 

Payne,  Thomas . . 393 

Payson,  George  B . 393,  753,  779 

Peach,  JohnS . 394,  801 

Peacock,  Thomas . 124 

Peake,  Edwin . 124 

Peake,  William  H . 124,  579 

Peal,  James  G . 45 

Pearce,  Gershom . 45 

Pearen,  James .  124,  579,  710 

Pearson,  Marmaduke  L  .  .  .  .124,  710 

Pearson,  Thomas  D . 125,  652 

Pearson,  William . 125,  710 

Peck,  James . 471 

Peck,  William . 471,  710 

Peirce,  Thomas  C .  45 

Peirce,  William . .* . 125 

Pelley,  Ebenezer  G . 394 

Penliall,  William . 652 

Penna,  Henry . 394,  779 

Penna,  William . 779 

Penny,  William  F . 394,  753 

Pepper,  John . 125,  579 

Pepper,  William  R . 779 

Peppy,  Charles  H . 753 

Percival,  William  W . 394,  779 

Perdue,  Henry  H . 125 

Perkin,  W  illiam . 394 

Perkins,  William  W .  .  .  394 

Perley,  William  F . 125,  710 

Perrin,  Daniel . 125 

Perry,  Charles  E . 125,  579 

Perry,  David . 125,  579 

Perry,  Robert . 46 

Pert,  John . 471 

Peters,  John . 801 

Peters,  Nial  D . 579 

Peterson,  Andrew  L.. .  .125,  579,  710 

Pettit,  Selim . 471 

Phelps,  Richard . 46,  125,  652 

Phillips,  Alfred  M . 125,  652 


No. 

Year 

Min’y 

began. 

Name. 

1503 

1868 

Philli]  s,  Robert . 

PAGE. 

.135,  652 

1504 

1863 

Phillips,  Samuel  B . 

.125,  710 
.125,  710 

1505 

1853 

Phillips,  Samuel  G . 

Philp,  John . 

1506 

1860 

126,  652 

1507 

1869 

Philp,  Joseph . 

471,  652 

1508 

1838 

Philp,  Samuel  C . 

126,  579 

1509 

1856 

Philp,  Samuel  C.,  Jun . 

126,  579 

1510 

1840 

Philp,  William . 

126,  652 

1511 

1872 

Philp,  William  (B) . 

471,  710 

1512 

1851 

Phinney,  John  S . 

394,  779 

1513 

1836 

Pickard,  Humphrey . 

394,  779 

1514 

1814 

Pickavant,  J  ohn . 

. 394 

1515 

1872 

Pickering,  John . 

126,  580 

1516 

1800 

Pickett,  Daniel . 

.  46 

1517 

1870 

Pickles,  Charles . 

Pickles,  Fletcher  H.  W  .  . . 

394,  801 

1518 

1858 

394,  753 

1519 

1870 

Pick'es,  Frederick  M . 

Pickles,  Michael . 

. 394 

1520 

1827 

394,  753 

1521 

1878 

Pierce,  Barry . 

. 710 

1522 

1880 

Pierce,  Thomas . 

. 779 

1523 

1863 

Pike,  John  M . 

394,  753 

1524 

1854 

Pinch,  Richard . 126, 

580,  652 

1525 

1874 

Pincock,  James . 

. 801 

1526 

1877 

Pinel,  Joseph . 

. 710 

1527 

1842 

Piper,  S . . 

. 471 

1528 

1862 

Pitblado,  Charles  B . 

. 394 

1529 

1863 

Pitcher,  Joel  Tallman . 

471,  710 

1530 

1S33 

Playter,  George  F . 

. 126 

1531 

1835 

Plum,  Harvey . 

. 471 

1532 

1815 

Plumbly,  Daniel . 

. 46 

1533 

1872 

Pollard,  Joseph . 

. 471 

1534 

1842 

Pollard,  William . 

126,  580 

1535 

1825 

Poole,  George . 

.  .  46,  127 

1536 

1823 

Poole,  Jacob . 46, 

127,  580 

1537 

1846 

Poole,  William  H . .  127,  580 

1538 

1814 

Pope,  Henry . 127, 

395,  753 

1539 

1844 

Pope,  Plenry,  Jun . 

395,  779 

1540 

1816 

Pope,  Richard . 

. 127 

1541 

1874 

Porter,  George  H . 

. . .  .  710 

1542 

1870 

Potter,  Austin . 

127,  580 

1543 

1857 

Potter,  Richard . 

.127,  580 

1544 

1S46 

Potts,  Alexander . 

. 127 

1545 

1857 

Potts,  John  . 

127,  580 

1546 

1876 

Power,  John . 

.  . . .  580 

1547 

1841 

Power,  Frederick  F, . 

... .471 

1548 

1874 

Poyser,  Geurge  C . 

. 710 

1549 

1873 

Pratt,  John . 

. 801 

1550 

1859 

Pratt,  Richard . 

. 395 

1551 

1851 

Preston,  James . 

127,  652 

1552 

1847 

Preston,  Walton . 

471,  652 

1553 

1852 

Prestwood,  Paul . 

.395,  753 

1554 

1858 

Pretty,  Richard . 

. 128 

1555 

1839 

Price,  William . 

.128,  580 

1556 

1810 

Priestly,  James . 

. 395 

1557 

1845 

Prince,  John . . 

Prindel,  Andrew . 

.395,  780 

1558 

1805 

.  .46,  128 

1559 

1880 

Pring,  Joseph . 

. 652 

1560 

1874 

Pritchard,  Robert  S . 

. 471 

1561 

1817 

Puffer,  Isaac . 

. 46 

1562 

1880 

Puffer,  Isaac  Washington.  .  . 

. 580 

1563 

1 853 

Pugh,  John  D . 

. 128 

1564 

1845 

Punshon,  William  Morley  . 

. 128 

1565 

1873 

Purvis,  William . 

. 753 

1566 

1860 

Pyke,  William . 

.128,  710 

1567 

1789 

R 

Ragan,  John . 

. 395 

1568 

1835 

Raine,  John . 

. 128 

MINISTERS  AND  PROBATIONERS. 


837 


Year 

No. 

Min’y 

began 

1561 

1841 

157C 

1864 

1571 

1865 

1575 

1845 

1573 

1858 

1574 

1878 

1575 

1857 

1576 

1879 

1577 

1866 

1578 

1857 

1579 

1876 

1580 

1817 

1581 

1813 

1582 

1830 

158c 

1S46 

15S4 

1846 

1585 

1870 

1586 

1869 

1587 

1802 

1588 

1870 

1589 

1862 

1590 

1874 

1591 

1867 

1592 

1808 

1593 

1840 

1594 

1869 

1595 

1808 

1596 

1845 

1597 

1872 

1598 

1840 

1599 

1859 

1600 

1837 

1601 

1863 

1602 

1867 

1603 

1859 

1604 

1854 

1605 

1873 

16l)6 

1607 

1608 

1609 

1610 
1611 
1612 

1613 

1614 

1615 

1616 

1617 

1618 

1619 

1620 
1621 
1622 

1623 

1624 

1625 

1626 

1627 

1628 

1629 

1630 

1631 

1632 

1633 

1634 

1635 

1636 


1824 

1860 

1833 

1851 

1860 

1821 

1858 

1876 

1867 

1868 
1868 
1868 
1861 
1871 
1850 

1864 
1875 
1871 
1794 

1865 
1830 

1877 

1843 
1862 

1844 
1840 
1867 
1870 
1856 
1861 
1874  I 


Name. 


page. 

Ram  age,  William . 471 

Randall,  Nathan  B . 471 

Raney,  William .  128,  710 

Rattray,  Thomas . 128 

Rawson,  Joseph.- . 471  652 

Read,  F.  A.... ; . '.711 

Read,  John . 395,  753,  780 

Real,  Joseph  R . 580 

Reay,  John . 395,  SOI 

Redeoff,  Richard . 471 

Redmond,  Richard . 652 

Reed,  Fiteli . 40 

Reeder,  Nathaniel . 46 

Reid,  John . 472 

Reid,  Henry . 128,  652 

Reid,  Thomas . 472 

Reid,  Thomas  James . 129,  652 

Reid,  Thomas  R . 129,  580 

Remmington,  John . 395 

Rennie,  Thomas . 472,  711 

Reynar,  Alfred  H . 129,’  580 

Reynolds,  George  S . 580 

Reynolds,  Francis  C . 129,  711 

Reynolds,  John . 46 

Reynolds,  Joseph  . 129,  652 

Reynolds,  Robert . 129,  652 

Rhodes,  .John . 47 

Rice,  James . 472 

Rice,  James  P . 653 

Rice,  Luther  O . 129,  653 

Rice,  Madison  A . 129 

Rice,  Samuel  D.  ..129,  395,  580,  653 

Rich,  George  W . 129 

Richardson,  Ezekiel . 129,  711 

Richardson,  George . 472,  653 

Richardson,  George  T . 129,  580 

Richardson,  Henry . 580 

Richardson,  James . 47,  150 

Richardson,  James  E . 130,  711 

Richardson,  Thomas . 395 

Richardson,  William . 130,  580 

Richey,  James  A . 395 

Richey,  Matthew . 130,  396,  754 

Richey,  Theophilus  S .  396 

Richings,  Lewis . 801 

Ridley,  John . 130,  653 

Rigsby,  Walter . 130,  653 

Rilance,  William . 130,  711 

Rivet,  Xavier . 130 

Roadhouse,  Job . 130,  711 

Robbins,  John . 130,  653 

Robertson,  David . 130 

Robinson,  George . 472,  711 

Robinson,  George  O . 754 

Robinson,  Isaac  N . 130,  580 

Robinson,  John . 47 

Robinson,  John  H . 130,  653 

Robinson,  Joseph  H . 472,  653 

Robinson,  Patrick . 754 

Robinson,  Reuben . 130 

Robinson,  Richard . 130,  711 

Robinson,  Robert . 131,  711 

Robinson,  William . 472 

Robison,  Matthew . 131,  580 

Roblin,  Philip . 580 


No. 

Year 

Min’y 

began 

163/ 

1845 

1635 

1874 

1631 

1878 

1 64( 

1863 

1641 

1857 

1642 

1862 

1641 

1859 

1644 

1865 

1645 

1846 

1646 

I860 

1 647 

1856 

1645 

1831 

1641 

1873 

1651 

1872 

1651 

1867 

1652 

1812 

1653 

1857 

1654 

1858 

1655 

1863 

1656 

1854 

1657 

1837 

1658 

1840 

1659 

1818 

1660 

1860 

1661 

1854 

1662 

1875 

1663 

1866 

1664 

1861 

1665 

1801 

1666 

1870 

1667 

1869 

1668 

1858 

1669 

1800 

1670 

1858 

1671 

1867 

1672 

1874 

1673 

1856 

1674 

1831 

1675 

1824 

1676 

1828 

1677 

1820 

1678 

1844 

1679 

1821 

Name. 


Robson,  Ebenezer 
Robson,  George 


.131,  580,  711 
.131 


Robson,  Joseph . 754 


1680 

1681 

1682 

1683 

1684 

1685 

1686 

1687 

1688 

1689 

1690 

1691 

1692 

1693 

1694 

1695 

1696 

1697 

1698 

1699 

1700 

1701 


1810 

1841 

1858 

1853 
1871 
1805 

1854 
1866 
1876 
1875 
1837 
1835 
1857 
1851 
1851 

1865 

1879 

1880 
1868 

1866 
1850 
1854 


,,  .  m  PAGE. 

hobson,  Thomas . 134 

Rogers,  David .  653 

Rogers,  Fitz  Roy . 730 

Rogers,  George . 131,  711 

Rogers,  J . 472 

Rogers,  Jabez  A.  .  . 395,  754 

Rogers,  J.  W.  G . 472 

Rogers,  Thomas . 396,' 754 

Roiston,  David  D .  473  500 

Rose,  Brock . . ; ;  13^  744 

Rose,  Philip . 43l’  473 

Rose,  Samuel . 434  539 

Rose,  Samuel  P .  434’  539 

Ross,  Andrew  W . 132’  580 

Ross,  James  S . 432’  653 

Ross,  William .  47 

Ross,  William  W . 132,' 653 

Rowe,  William  B . 473 

Rowsom,  William  H . 432 

Roy,  James . 132,  580,  711 

Rump,  Thomas . 473  653 

Run  die,  Robert  T . 432 

Randle,  W  iliiam  W . .  4:7 

Rupert,  Edmund  S . [32,  581 

Russ,  Amos  E . 132,  58l’  653 

Russ,  James  E . 653 

Russell,  Alfred  L . 132,  653 

Russell,  John . 430’  653 

Ruter,  Martin .  ’  47 

Rutledge,  William  L . 132,  581 

Ruttan,  John  H . 432’  581 

Ryan,  David . 432’  653 

Ryan,  Henry . 47.  473 

Ryan,  William . '  ggg 

Ryan,  William . 133,  581,' 711 

Ryan,  William . 754 

Ryckman,  Edward  B . 133,  653 

Ryerson,  Edwy  M . 47’  433 

Ryerson,  Egerton . 47,  133,’  581 

Ryerson,  George .  47 

Ryerson,  John . 47,  133,"  653 

Ryerson,  Joseph  E . 433 

Ryerson,  William . .  .  ,47,  433 

s. 

Sabin,  Benjamin . 43 

Sallows,  Edward. ...  434 

Salmon,  John .  ....  .’.  134 

Salt,  Allan . 134,  581,' 653 

Salton,  Samuel . 434  534 

Sampson,  Joseph . .48 

Sanders,  Joseph  L . 134 

Sanders,  Nelson . .  .134 

Sanderson,  David  C . 744 

Sanderson,  Frederick  H . 654 

Sanderson,  George  R . 134,  654 

Sanderson,  John . 134,  473’  584 

Sanderson,  John  (B) . 434’  654 

Sanderson,  Joseph  E . 135’  584 

Sanderson,  William . 135’  744 

Sargent,  William .  '396,’  754 

Sasseville,  Ernest  M . 744 

Saunby,  John  W . 654 

Saunders,  Jabez  B . 435  744 

Saunders,  John . 435’  gg4 

Savage,  David . 473,  58l’  654 

'Savage,  John  W . 435,  581 


838 


INDEX  TO  NAMES  OF 


No. 

Year 

Min'y 

began. 

Name. 

No. 

Year 

Min’y 

began. 

Name. 

1702 

1854 

Savage,  William . 

PAGE. 
.135,  654 

177o 

1855 

Short,  William . 

PAGE. 

....138,  712 

1703 

1849 

Sawyer,  David  . 

1771 

1872 

Shortt,  William  K . 

138,  654,  712 

1704 

1797 

Sawyer,  Joseph . 

.48,  135 

1772 

1871 

Shrewsbury,  Abraham K.  B..396,  /SO 

1705 

1854 

Scales,  William . 

135,  581 
135,  711 

1773 

1848 

Shuttlewortli,  John. . . 

.  .  .  .474,  581 

1706 

1865 

Scanlon,  John . 

1774 

1843 

Sickles,  Abraham . 

.  .  .  .138,  654 

1707 

1880 

Scanlon,  Richard  W. . . 

1775 

1879 

Sifton,  James  W . 

.  654 

1708 

1816 

Scarritt,  Josiah  A . 

.  48 

17V  6 

1846 

Silvester,  Charles . 

139,  581, 654 

1709 

1867 

Scliesser,  Elmira  J . 

. 135 

1777 

1856 

Simeon,  J .  . 

. 474 

1710 

1860 

Schmidt,  Karlos . 

. 136 

1778 

1870 

Simpson,  James . 

. . .  .139,  712 

1711 

1860 

Schoheld,  William  H. . 

. 136 

1779 

1841 

Simpson,  John  H . 

Sing,  Samuel . 

. 474 

1712 

1870 

Schram,  George  A . 

136,  654 

1780 

1867 

. 139,  581 

1713 

1866 

Schuster,  Anselm . 

. 136 

1781 

1861 

Slackford,  Elias . 

. 396,780 

1714 

1858 

Scott,  David  B . 

396,  754 

1782 

1846 

Slater,  James  C . 

...  .139,  654 

1715 

1877 

Scott,  Edmund  E . 

. 654 

1783 

1822 

Slater,  William . 

. 48 

1716 

1868 

Scott,  Francis . 

.  .  ..396 

1784 

1834 

Sleep,  Peter . 

. 396 

1717 

1852 

Scott,  James . 

.473,  581 

1785 

1834 

Slight,  Benjamin . 

. 139 

1718 

1872 

Scott,  James . 

396,  754 

1786 

1856 

Slight,  John . 

. 139 

1719 

1857 

Scott,  John . 

.136,  711 

1787 

1873 

Sliter,  Thomas . 

. 582 

1720 

1867 

Scott,  John,  M.A . 

136,  654 

1788 

1858 

Sloane,  James  W . 

.  139 

1721 

1869 

Scott,  John  G . 

.136,  654 

1789 

1837 

Smallwood,  Frederick . 

....397,  780 

1722 

1834 

Scott,  Jonathan . 

.136,  581 

1790 

1865 

Smi'ey,  John . 

. . .  .139,  582 

1723 

1872 

Scott,  Moses . 

136,  711 

1791 

1874 

Smith,  Albert . 

. 582 

1724 

1836 

Scott,  William . 

136,  711 

1792 

1876 

Smith,  Alfred  E . 

. 654 

1725 

1855 

Scott,  William  L . 

.136,  581 

1793 

1849 

Smith,  Andrew  A . 

..  .  .139,  712 

1726 

1805 

Scull,  Joseph . 

. 48 

1794 

1809 

Smith,  Bela . 

. 48 

1727 

1817 

Seager,  Aurora . 

. 48 

1795 

1870 

Smith,  Charles . 

139,  582,  655 

1728 

1874 

Seccombe,  William  B. . 

. 801 

1796 

1792 

Smith,  George . 

. 397 

1729 

1856 

Seeley,  Samuel  C . 

. 136 

1797 

1835 

Smith,  H.  R . 

1730 

1866 

Seller,  Joseph . 

1798 

1807 

Smith,  Isaac  B . 

. 48 

1731 

1871 

Sellery,  Samuel . 

.136,  654 

1799 

1865 

Smith,  John . 

. 140 

1732 

1836 

Selley,  John  B . 

.137,  711 

1800 

1872 

Smith,  John  Tatler. . .  . 

1733 

1870 

Semmens,  John . 

.137,  581 

1801 

1870 

Smith,  John  V . 

....140,  655 

1734 

1860 

Sexsmitli,  George . 

. 137 

1802 

1819 

Smith,  Kenneth  McK.. 

. 48 

1735 

1871 

Sexsmith,  William  V. 

137,  581 

1803 

1862 

Smith,  Leigh  R . 

. 397 

1736 

1830 

Seymour,  James . 

.473,  581 

1804 

1866 

Smith,  Nathaniel. . 

140,  655,  712 

1737 

1857 

Seymour,  James  C.  . . . 

.473,  581 

1805 

18.0 

Smith,  Philander . 

. 48,  140 

1738 

1828 

Shaler,  Henry . 

.48, 

137,  711 

1806 

1842 

Smith,  Richard . 

....397,  754 

1739 

1859 

Shannon,  John  . 

. 137 

1807 

1857 

Smith,  Robert  H . 

. 140,  582 

1740 

1854 

Shannon,  William.  . .  . 

.137,  654 

!  1808 

1860 

Smith,  Robert  M  . .  . . 

. 397 

1741 

1872 

Sharpe,  Dixon . 

. 473 

1809 

1874 

Smith,  Robert  W . 

. 754 

1742 

1875 

Sharpe,  James . 

. 754 

1810 

1834 

Smith,  Thomas  ....... 

. 397 

1743 

1857 

Shaw,  Calvin . 

.473,  581 

1811 

1854 

Smith,  Thomas  Berton . 

. 397 

1744 

1850 

Shaw,  James . 

.473,  654 

1812 

1857 

Smith,  Thomas  Watson 

. 397,  754 

1745 

1851 

Shaw,  John . 

.137,  581 

1813 

1827 

Smith,  William . 

. 397 

1746 

1859 

Shaw,  Robert .. . .' . 

. 137 

1814 

1828 

Smith,  William . 

. 48,  140 

1747 

1835 

Shaw,  William . 

. 474 

1815 

1877 

Smith,  William  . 

. 712 

1748 

1864 

Shaw,  William . 

. 137 

1816 

1871 

Smith,  William  E  . .  .  . 

. 140,  582 

1749 

1864 

Shaw,  "William  Isaac.  . 

.137,  711 

1817 

1874 

Smith,  William  T . 

. 712 

1750 

1835 

Sheldon,  Joseph . 

1818 

1875 

Smith,  Wray  R. . 

. 655 

1751 

1828 

Shenstone,  William  E. 

.138,  396 

1819 

1828 

Smithies.  Jo  n . 

. 374 

1752 

1858 

Shenstone,  William  S . 

.396,  801 

1820 

1825 

Smithson,  William  ... 

. 397 

1753 

1860 

Slienton,  Job . . 

396 

754,  801 

1821 

1869 

Smylie,  Robert . 

. 474,  655 

1754 

1831 

Shepherd,  Edmund. . . . 

.  .48,  138 
.138,  654 

1822 

1861 

Smyth,  David . 

4-74 

1755 

1862 

Shepherd,  William  W. 

1823 

1848 

Smvth,  J . 

1756 

1816 

Shepherdson,  Daniel  . 

. 48 

1824 

1865 

Smyth,  William . 

. 474,  582 

17  5  7 

1873 

Shepherdson,  John  W 

. 754 

1825 

1879 

Snider,  David  William 

1758 

1841 

Sheply,  Joseph . 

.138,  654 

1826 

1835 

Snider,  Solomon . 

. 140 

1759 

1858 

Sheridan,  William  . .  . 

.13*,  711 

1827 

1807 

Snow,  William . 

. .  .  3,-> 

176C 

1876 

Sberin,  Henr}^.  . 

. 581 

1828 

1818 

Snowball,  John . 

1761 

1858 

Sherlock,  Benjamin . . . 

.138,  654 

1829 

1873 

^nowden,  Samuel  .... 

. 801 

1762 

1874 

Shibley,  Edwin  S .  .  . . 

. 654 

i  830 

18'2 

Snowden,  Thomas  J  .  .  . 

. 140,  582 

1761 

1872 

Shibley,  Samuel . 

.138,  712 

1831 

1873 

Snyder,  AdamJ . 

.  655 

1764 

1869 

Shier,  Richard . 

.138,  712 

1832 

1806 

Snyder,  William  .... 

. 8‘>4 

176E 

1875 

Shilton,  James  W.  . . . 

. 654 

1833 

1880 

'  omerville,  William  W . 712 

1761 

1829 

Shilton,  John . 

. 474 

1834 

1807 

Sornborger,  Stephen.  . 

.  48 

1767 

1867 

Shore,  Godfrey . 

. 754 

18(5 

1824 

Sovereign,  George.  .  .  . 
Sparham,  William.... 

. 48 

176? 

1859 

Shorey,  Edmund  S. .  . 

.138,  712 

1831 

1 836 

1762 

1873 

Shorey,  Sidnej’-  J . 

. 581 

1837 

1866 

Sparling,  Joseph  W. . 

. 140,  712 

MINISTERS  AND  PROBATIONERS. 


839 


No. 

Year 

Min’y 

began. 

1838 

1864 

1839 

1873 

1840 

1879 

1841 

1879 

1842 

1859 

1843 

1838 

1844 

1852 

1845 

1819 

1846 

1862 

1847 

1838 

1848 

1S65 

1S49 

1820 

1850 

1858 

1851 

1878 

1852 

1864 

1«53 

1860 

1854 

1876 

1855 

1842 

1856 

1878 

1857 

1851 

1858 

1864 

1859 

1875 

1860 

1875 

1861 

1878 

1862 

1834 

1863 

1851 

1864 

1858 

1865 

1789 

1866 

1858 

1867 

1879 

1868 

1874 

1869 

1870 

1870 

1875 

1871 

1852 

1872 

1874 

1873 

1862 

1874 

1876 

1875 

1876 

1876 

1864 

1877 

1835 

1878 

1823 

1879 

1858 

1880 

1849 

1881 

1795 

1882 

1843 

1S83 

1864 

1884 

1823 

1885 

1876 

1886 

1872 

1887 

1876 

1888 

1809 

1889 

1855 

1890 

1813 

1891 

1874 

1892 

1871 

1893 

1878 

1894 

1878 

1895 

1832 

1896 

1831 

1897 

1857 

1898 

1820 

1S99 

1855 

1900 

1856 

1901 

1864 

1902 

1855 

1903 

1873 

1904 

1S74 

1905 

1850 

PAGE. 

Sparling,  William  H . 140,  712 

Sparling,  William  W . 656 

Speer,  James  C . 582 

Spence,  William  IT . 655 

Spencer,  Hazleton  H . 140 

Spencer,  James . 140 

Sponagle,  John  L . 397  754 

Spore,  David  C . 49 

Sprague,  Howard . 398,  780 

Sprague,  Samuel  W . 398,  780 

Squire,  George  II . 140,  712 

Squire,  William . 140 

Squire,  William  Wood . 141 

Stacey,  Frank  B . 655 

Stafford,  Charles  E . 141,  655 

Stafford,  Ezra  A . 141,  712 

Staples,  Samuel  G . 655 

Starr,  Daniel  S . 474 

Starr,  John  Edward  . 582 

Starr,  Joseph  Herbert.  .  141,  398,  582 

Starr,  Reginald  H . 141 

Stebbings,  Thomas . 780 

Steele,  George . 780 

Steele,  Thomas  P . 582 

Steer,  William . 141,  582 

Steinhaur,  Henry . 583 

Stenning,  George . 141,  712 

Stephenson,  John . 398 

Stephenson,  William.' . 141,  655 

IStevens,  La  Mert . 754 

Stevenson,  Ephraim  B . 655 

'Stevenson,  John  C . 141,  655 

Stewart,  Andrew . 583 

i Stewart,  Charles . 398,  780 

jStewart,  James  W . 583 

Stewart,  John . 141,  712 

Stewart,  John . 655 

Stewart,  John  A . 583 

Stewart,  John  H . 142,  712 

Stewart,  Schuyler . 142 

Stinson,  Joseph . 142 

Stinson,  Joseph  H . 142,  655 

Stobbs,  Thomas . 142,  655 

Stocket,  Richard . 398 

Stone,  George  W . 474 

Stonehouse,  James  H  .  .142,  583,  655 

Stoney,  Edmund . 49,  142 

Story,  George  Philliskirk . 801 

Strachan,  Richard . 142,  583 

Stratton,  John  G . 712 

Streeter,  Elisha . 49 

Stringfellow,  Charles . 142,  655 

Strong,  John  B . 142,  398 

Strongman,  William  A . 583 

Strothard,  James . 398,  754 

Sugiyama,  Hiroku . 583 

Summers,  William  H . 712 

Sunday,  John . 49,  142,  583 

Sutcliffe,  Iugham .  142,  398 

Sutcliffe,  Joseph . 398 

Sutcliffe,  William . 143 

Sutherland,  Alexander.  .  143,  583,  713 

Sutherland,  Donald . 143 

Sutherland,  Donald  G . 143,  665 

Sutton,  William .  143,  583 

Swallow,  Charles  W . 398,  754 

Swallow,  Francis .  655 

Swann,  Matthew  . 143,  655 


No. 

Year 

Min’y 

began. 

Name. 

1906 

1871 

Swann,  William . 

PAGE. 

.398,  801 

1907 

1869 

Swanston,  George . 

Swazy,  Caleb . 

. 474 

1908 

1817 

. 49 

1909 

1855 

Sweet,  Edmund  E . 

.143,  655 

1910 

1806 

Sykes,  Oliver  . 

Syvret,  John . 

. 49 

1911 

1871 

.143,  712 

1912 

1843 

T. 

Taggart,  Charles . 

.143,  583 

1913 

1857 

Taliman,  Isaac  B . 

. 144 

1914 

1875 

Tate,  Charles  M . 

. 583 

1915 

1796 

Taylor,  Andrew . 

. 144 

1916 

1835 

Taylor,  Caleb . 

Taylor,  Edgar . 

. 474 

1917 

1875 

. 801 

1918 

1868 

Taylor,  Edward  H . 

Taylor,  Earnest  M . 

Taylor,  George  W . 

.144,  712 

1919 

1873 

.144,  712 

1920 

1859 

. 474 

1921 

1846 

Tavlor,  James . 399, 

754,  780 

1922 

1851 

Taylor,  James . 

. 144 

1923 

1839 

Taylor,  Lachlin . 

Taylor,  Melvin . 

.144,  583 

1924 

1877 

. 712 

'  1925 

1835 

Taylor,  O . 

. 474 

1926 

1862 

Taylor,  Robert  H . 

Taylor,  William . 144, 

Taylor,  William . 

.399,  780 

!  1927 

1862 

656,  713 

:  1928 

1875 

.....  583 

1929 

1856 

Teed,  Stephen  T . 

.399,  780 

1930 

1858 

Teesdale,  John  J . 

399,  754 

1931 

1858 

Teeson,  Samuel . 

144,  713 

1932 

1870 

Teeter,  Chancellor . 

Temple,  Robert  A . 

474,  656 

1933 

1849 

399,  754 

1934 

1820 

Temple,  William . 

. 399 

1935 

1863 

Tennant,  Elisha . 144, 

656,  713 

1936 

1861 

Teskey,  Ebenezer . 

144,  656 

1937 

1857 

Tetron,  Henri . 

Thibadeau,  Alexander _ _ _ 

. 144 

1938 

1870 

144,  583 

1939 

1859 

Thom,  James . 

. 583 

!  1940 

1873 

Thomas,  Henry . 

. . . .  583 

1941 

1877 

Thomas,  W allace  B . 

. 780 

1942 

1870 

Thompson,  Christopher  L. . 
Thompson,  Daniel  W . 

144,  583 

1943 

1869 

144,  656 

1944 

1864 

Thompson,  David . 

. 144 

1945 

1854 

Thompson,  J  ames . . 

1946 

1878 

Thompson,  J  ohn . 

. 713 

1947 

1857 

Thompson,  Robert . 

Thompson,  Samuel . 

Thorneloe,  James . 

. 145 

1948 

1876 

. 755 

1949 

1857 

. 145 

1950 

1858 

Thornton,  James . 

1951 

1785 

Thoresby,  William . 

. 399 

1952 

1858 

Thurlow,  Isaac  E . 

399,  755 

1953 

1858 

Thurston,  John . 

. 145 

1954 

1871 

Timberlake,  William . 

145,  713 

1955 

.1853 

Tindall,  William . 

474,  583 

1956 

1874 

Tinling,  John . 

.  .  .  780 

1957 

1871 

Tippett,  William . 

Tisdale,  Mark . 

399,  780 

1958 

1873 

. . . .713 

1959 

1864 

Todhunter,  Joseph . 

... .399 

1960 

1853 

Tomblin,  William . 

145,  583 

1961 

1827 

Tomkins,  John . .  145, 

399,  713 

1962 

1802 

Thompkins,  Nehemiah  U  .  . 

. 49 

1963 

1871 

Topping,  Nassau  B . 

Torrance,  William . 

475,  713 

1964 

1872 

145,  583 

1965 

1816 

Torry,  Alvin . 

. 49 

1966 

1865 

Totten.  John  W.  . . . 

145,  583 

1967 

1868 

Tovell,  Isaac . 

145,  583 

1968 

1833 

Towuley,  Adam . 

. 145 

1969 

1868 

Toye,  Reuben  E . 

Tozeland,  John . 

145,  583 

1970 

1868 

145,  583 

1971 

1876 

Tratt,  William  R . 

. 801 

840 


INDEX  TO  NAMES  OF 


No. 

Year 

Min’y 

began. 

Name. 

No. 

Year 

Min’y 

began. 

PAGE. 

1972 

1876 

Treleaven,  Richard  J . 

2036 

1813 

1973 

1875 

Tretheway,  William.  , 

.  656 

2037 

1833 

1974 

1876 

Trimble,  John  B . 

. 713 

2038 

1869 

1975 

1836 

Trueman,  Moses . 

. 475 

2039 

1819 

1976 

1856 

Tucker,  Richard  L.  .  .  . 

.  ..  .145,656 

2040 

1858 

1977 

1855 

Tucker,  Samuel . 

. 146,  656 

2041 

1861 

1978 

1861 

Tucker,  William . 

.  . .  146,  584 

2042 

1874 

1979 

1869 

Tuckley,  Henry . 

. 146 

2043 

1869 

1980 

1817 

Tnke,  John . 

. 49,  146 

2044 

1875 

1981 

1886 

Tupper,  Reuben  E  .  . . . 

.  146,  656 

2045 

1857 

1982 

1876 

Turk,  George . 

. 656 

2046 

1875 

1983 

1860 

Turner,  Allred  W . 

. 399 

2047 

1858 

1984 

1872 

Turner,  Edwin  0 . 

. 399,  780 

2048 

1864 

1985 

1870 

Turner,  James . 

. 146,  584 

2049 

1869 

1986 

1835 

Turner,  John . . 

2050 

1873 

1987 

1871 

Turner,  John . 

!  2051 

1833 

1938 

1822 

Turner,  Thomas . 

.  146 

2052 

1860 

1989 

1869 

Turner,  William  T.  .  .  . 

2053 

1849 

1990 

1844 

Turver,  Charles . 

2054 

1843 

1991 

1858 

Tuttle,  Alexander  S  . . 

. 399,  755 

2056 

1871 

1992 

1867 

Tuttle,  George  M . 

. 400 

2056 

1827 

1993 

1850 

Tuttle,  George  W . 

.  .  .  .  400,  755 

2057 

1853 

1994 

1855 

Tweedy,  James . 

. 400,  755 

2058 

1846 

1995 

1853 

Tweedy,  Robert . 

. 400,  755 

2059 

1872 

1996 

1851 

Tweedy,  William . 

. 400,  780 

2060 

1839 

1997 

1872 

Tyler,  Charles  M . 

z061 

1869 

1998 

1858 

Tyler,  Reuben  J . 

2062 

1879 

; 

2063 

1860 

V. 

2064 

1861 

1999 

1864 

Van  Camp,  Albert  J.  . 

. 147,  658 

2065 

1877 

2000 

1854 

Yanderburg,  Levi . 

. 147 

2066 

1S66 

2001 

1829 

Van  Dusen,  Conrad. . . 

.49,  147,  584 

2067 

1850 

2002 

1796 

Vannest,  Peter . 

. 49 

2068 

1872 

2003 

J  840 

Van  Noiman,  Daniel  C 

. 147 

2069 

1871 

2004 

1841 

Van  Norman,  Ephraim 

. 475 

2070 

1S31 

2005 

1878 

Vater,  George . 

. 801 

2071 

1842 

2006 

1852 

Vining,  Joseph  E . 

. 475 

2072 

1877 

2007 

1807 

V irgin,  Charles . 

. 49 

2073 

1857 

2008 

1877 

Voaden.  Thomas . 

2074 

1S35 

2075 

1873 

W. 

I  2076 

1879 

2009 

1863 

Waddell,  Robert  H  . . . 

.  .  .  .147,  656 

i  2077 

1836 

2010 

1845 

Wade,  A . 

2078 

1850 

2011 

1879 

Wadrnan,  John  W . 

2079 

1848 

2012 

1873 

Waite,  Joseph . 

....147,  584 

2080 

1859 

2013 

1852 

Wakefield,  .)ohn . 

2081 

1876 

2014 

1835 

Waldron,  Thomas . 

. 475 

2082 

1783 

2015 

1821 

Waldron,  Solomon . 

.49,  147,  656 

2083 

1872 

2016 

1865 

Walker,  A.  B . 

. . .475 

2084 

1859 

2017 

1873 

Walker,  George . 

. 584 

2085 

180S 

2018 

1854 

Walker,  John . 

. 475,  656 

2086 

1826 

2019 

1805 

Walker,  Levi . 

. 49 

2087 

1845 

2020 

1861 

Walker,  Robert . 

. 475,  584 

2088 

1856 

2021 

1859 

Walker,  Thomas  H. .  .  . 

. 148 

2089 

1863 

2022 

1857 

Walker,  William  E. .  . 

. 148 

2090 

1S79 

2023 

1874 

Wallace,  Albert  J . 

2091 

1864 

2024 

1875 

Wallace,  Frank  II . 

. 584 

2092 

1831 

2025 

1867 

Wallace,  John  . 

209.3 

1843 

2026 

1870 

Walsh,  William  . 

. .  .  .148,  656 

2094 

1868 

2027 

1855 

Walton,  John . 

....148,  713 

2095 

1880 

2028 

1870 

Walton,  John  (B) . 

. . .  .149,  584 

2096 

1834 

2029 

1854 

Ward,  Edward  A . 

....  148,  713 

2097 

1840 

2030 

1835 

Ward,  James . 

2098 

1862 

2031 

1873 

Ward,  Joseph . 

148,  656,  713 

2099 

1874 

2032 

1873 

Ward,  William . 

2100 

1873 

2033 

1836 

Ward,  William  C . 

. 475 

2101 

1862 

2034 

1859 

Ware,  Francis  William. 

. 148 

2102 

1836 

2035 

1831 

W arner,  Lewis . 49, 

148,  584,  656 

2103| 

1858 

Name. 


.475, 


584. 


Warren,  Elijah . 

Warren,  John  C . 

Washington,  Edwin  S  . .  . . 
Washington,  George  ..  .148 

Washington,  George . 

Washington,  William  C. .  . .  149, 

Wass,  Jabez . 

Wass,  John  B . . 149 

Wass,  William . 

Wasson,  Robert . 400, 

Watch,  Charles  W . 

Waterhouse,  John . 400, 

Waters,  Asa  B . 

W atsouj  Ooverdale . 149, 

Watson,  James . 

Watson,  John . 149, 

Watson,  William  0 . 149, 

Watts,  James  C . 

Weaver,  Francis  G . 475, 

W ebb,  Alfred  H .  . 

Webb,  William . 476s 

Webb,  William . . 

Webster,  John . 149, 

Webster,  John . 

Weddall,  Richard . 400, 

Weddall,  Richard  Wr . 400, 

Weir,  John . 

Weldon,  Fletcher  A . 400, 

"Weldon,  Isaac . 149, 

Wells,  Cyrus  Samuel . 

Wells,  William . 

Wells,  William  P . 

Wellwood,  Robert  G . 

Werden,  James  Elias . 149, 

West,  1.  N.  D . 

West,  Paul  V . 

West,  William  J . 

Western,  William . 

Whaley,  John . 

Wheatley,  Isaac . 

Wheeler,  Albert  D . 

Wheelock,  Jesse . 

Whitcomb,  Orrin . 476, 

White,  Edward . 

White,  James . 476, 

White,  James  H . 

Whitehead,  Thomas.  .  .49,  150, 

Whiteside,  Arthur .  150,  584, 

Whiting,  James . 150, 

Whiting,  Lansford . 

Whiting,  Matthew .  50, 

Whiting,  Richard . 150, 

Whitlock,  George  C . 

Wicher,  John  W . 150, 

Wier,  John . 

wigie,  Eli . 

Wilkinson,  Henry . 

Wilkinson,  Henry . 476, 

Wilkinson,  Isaac . 150. 

Wilkinson,  James  W . . 

Wilkinson,  John . 

Wilkinson,  John . 

Wilkinson,  John  A . 

Wilkinson,  JohnM . 

Wilkinson,  Robert  C . 

"Wilkinson,  Thomas  L . 476, 

Will,  John  C . 

Will,  Phineas  D . 150, 


AGE. 

.  .49 
713 
.148 

656 
.149 

584 
.584 
384 
.780 
755 
584 
780 
400 
584 
.  657 
584 

657 
475 
657 
400 
657 
.400 
584 
,713 
780 
780 
755 
755 
584 
780 
,476 

400 
149 
713 

475 
476- 
584 
,476 

476 
713 
584 

401 
584 

149 
657 
657 
401 
713 
657 
.50 

150 
713 
150 
584 
755 
150 
150 
584 
713 
584 
476 
150 
476 

584 

585 
657 
150 
585 


MINISTERS  AND  PROBATIONERS. 


841 


No. 

Y  car 
Min’y 
began. 

Name. 

No. 

Year 
Min’y 
began . 

Name. 

PAGE. 

PAGE. 

2104 

1870 

Willey,  Francis  George. . . . 

401,  801 

2143 

1874 

Wilson,  Thomas  Bell. 

. 586 

2105 

1867 

Williams,  David . 

151,  585 

2144 

1820 

Wilson,  William . 

. 401 

2106 

1844 

Williams,  Elias . 

.476,  657 

2145 

1S79 

Wilson,  William . 

2107 

1829 

Williams,  James . 

2146 

1863 

Winans,  William  H.  . 

. 153 

2108 

1841 

Williams,  John . 

. 151 

2147 

1868 

Winter,  David . 

. 153,  713 

2109 

1846 

Williams,  John  A . 

.151,  657 

2148 

1856 

Winterbotham,  John. 

. 401 

2110 

1871 

Williams,  JohnB  . 

.477,  657 

2149 

1891 

Withrow,  William  H . 

153,  477,  586 

2111 

1S13 

Williams,  Richard . 

.151,  401 

2150 

1850 

Witted,  John  G . 

2112 

1868 

Williams,  Richard  W . 

.151,  657 

2151 

1822 

Wood,  Charles . 

2113 

1874 

Williams,  Robert . 

. 755 

2152 

1826 

Wood,  Enoch . 

153,  401,  586 

2114 

1S75 

Williams,  Theophilus  L. .  .  . 

. 780 

2153 

1880 

Wood,  James  Alexander . 586 

2115 

1S40 

Williams,  Thomas . 

.151,  585 

2154 

1869 

Woods,  William . 

. 401 

2116 

1861 

Williams,  Thomas  G . 

151,  713 

2155 

1864 

Woodsworth,  James. . . 

. 153,  586 

2117 

1853 

Williams,  William . 

.  151,  657 

2156 

1867 

Woodsworth,  Richard  W  . .  .153,  657 

21  IS 

1854 

Williams,  William . 

. 477 

2157 

1793 

Woolsey,  Elijah . 

. 50 

2119 

1S-20 

Williams,  William  H . 

.50,  151 

2158 

1835 

Woolsey,.  Joseph . 

. 477 

2120 

1859 

Willimott,  William . 

477,  657 

2159 

1852 

Woolsey,  Thomas . 

. 153,  586 

2121 

1832 

Williston,  John  K . 

151,  657 

2160 

1793 

Wooster,  Hezekiah  C .  . 

. 50 

2122 

1860 

Willmott,  JohnC . 

.152  585 

2161 

1873 

Workman,  George  C.. . 

.  153,  586 

2123 

1876 

Willmott,  William  F . 

. 585 

2162 

1781 

Wrnv,  Wray,  James. . 

. 401 

2124 

1856 

Willoughby,  Nicholas  R. . . 

152,  585 

2163 

1850 

Wright,  Aaron . 

. 477 

2125 

1836 

Willoughby,  William . 

152,  657 

2164 

1839 

Wright,  Daniel . 

. 153 

2126 

1866 

Wilson,  Albert  C  . 

152,  585 

2165 

1821 

Wright,  David . 

. 50,  153 

2127 

1873 

Wilson,  Andrew . 

. 585 

2166 

1876 

Wright,  Frederick  IT. 

. 755 

2128 

1790 

Wilson,  Benjamin . 

. 401 

2167 

1875 

Wright,  Robert  W.  . . . 

. 657 

2129 

1817 

Wilson,  James . 

.50,  152 

2168 

1856 

Wright,  Wesley  P.  .  .  . 

.  154,  657 

2130 

1878 

Wilson,  James  . 

. 801 

2131 

1874 

Wilson,  Jasper . 

. 657 

Y. 

2132 

1860 

Wilson,  John . 

152,  713 

2133 

1867 

Wilson,  John,  B.A . 

152,  713 

2169 

1878 

Yamunaka,  Yemu . 

. 586 

2134 

1862 

Wilson,  John  Carroll . 

152,  585  1 

2170 

1865 

York,  Frederick . 

. 154 

2135 

1859 

Wilson,  John  J . 

. 477  ! 

2171 

1813 

Youmans,  David . 

. 50,  154 

2136 

1S62 

Wilson,  John  James . 

. 152 

2172 

1853 

Youmans,  Jay  S . 

. 154 

2137 

1854 

Wilson,  John  Y . 152, 

585,  657 

2173 

1863 

Young,  Egerton  R.  ... 

. 154,  586 

2138 

1848 

Wilson,  Richard . 

152,  713 

2174 

1842 

Young,  George . 

. 154,  586 

2139 

1854 

Wilson,  Robert . 

401,  780 

2175 

1820 

Young,  Robert . 

. 401 

2140 

1859 

Wilson,  Robert  0 . 

. 153 

2176 

1835 

Young,  William . 

. 154,  5S6 

2141 

1856 

Wilson,  Samuel . 

2177 

1867 

Young,  William  John . 

. .  154,  586 

2142 

1814 

Wilson,  Shipley  W . 

. 50 

2178 

1877 

Young,  William  R.  . . . 

. 713 

INDEX 


TO  THE 

CIRCUITS  AND  MISSIONS. 


A.  PAGE. 


1  Acadia  Iron  Mines . 756 

2  Acton . 156,  658 

3  Aotonvale . 156 

4  Adelaide . 157,  478,  658 

5  Adjala . 587 

6  Advocate  Harbour  ..  402,  756 

7  Ailsa  Craig . 157,  658 

8  Ainleyville . 157,  479 

9  Alberton . 402,  781 

10  Albion . 157,  587 

11  Albion  Mines . 402 

12  Alderville . 335,  624 

13  Alice . 158,  714 

14  Allandale . 587 

15  A  lien  ford . 158,  588 

16  Alliston . 158,  588 

17  Almonte . 159,  714 

18  Alnwick  Circuit . 159 

19  Alnwick  Mission . 335 

20  Alton . 159,  588 

21  Alvinston . 159,  659 

22  Amabel . 159 

23  Amaranth . 588 

24  Ameliasburg . 159,  588 

25  Amherst . 403,  756 

26  Amherstburg . 160,  659 


27  Amherstburg  Ind.  M  .  .  . .  336 


28  Amherst  Isle 

29  Ancaster. . . . 

30  Andover  . .  . 

31  Angus . 

32  Annapolis. . . 

33  Anticosti. . . . 

34  Appin . 

35  Apoliaqui. 

36  Arcadia . 

37  Arden . 

38  Arkona . 

39  Arkwright. . . 

40  Arnprior. .  .  . 

41  Arran . 

42  Artemesia  . .  . 

43  Arthur . 

44  Arthurette.. . 

45  Arundel .... 

46  Aslifield .... 

47  Asphodel  . . . 

48  Atherley  . . . 

49  Athol . 


. 161,  714 

. 161,  479 

. 403.  781 

- 161,  588 

. 403,  757 

. 715 

. 659 

. 781 

. 757 

. 715 

. 161,  659 

. 588 

. 162,  715 

. 162,  479 

162,  480,  589 

163,  480,  659 

. 782 

. 163,  715 

. . .  .480,  659 

. 163 

. 589 

. 757 


50  Augusta . 163 

51  Aultsville . 164,  715 


PAGE. 

52  Aurora . 164,  481,  589 

53  Avening . 164,  589 

54  Avondale . 404,  757 

55  Avonmore . 165,  715 

56  Aylesford . 404,  757 

57  Aylmer  East . 165,  715 

58  Aylmer  West  .  .165,  481,  659 

59  Ay  1  win . 166,  716 

60  Ayton . 481 


B. 


61  Baie  du  Yerte . 404,  782 

62  Baie  du  Vin . 782 

63  Ballyduff . 589 

64  Baltimore .  .  .166,  589 

65  Bancroft . 589 

66  Bannockburn . 166,  589 

67  Barnston . 481 

68  Barnston  Corners . 716 

69  Barrie . 167,  590 

70  Barrington . 405,  757 

71  Barton . 481 

72  Bartonville . 660 

73  Batchewana  Bay.  . .  336,  618 

74  Bath . 167,  716 

75  Bathurst . 168 

76  Bathurst,  N.B . 405,  782 

77  Battersea . 168,  716 

78  Bayfield . 168,  660 

79  Bayfield,  N.B . 782 

80  Bayham . 169,  482 

81  Bay  of  Islands . 441,  802 

82  Bay  of  Quinte . 169,  482 

83  Bay  Roberts .  441,  802 

84  Ilaysville . 590 

85  Beachburg . 716 

86  Beaconsfield . 627 

87  Beamsville . .  .169,  660 

88  Bearbrook . 170,  716 

89  Bear  and  Black  Creeks. .  .  660 

90  Beausoliel  Island . 336 

91  Beaverton . 170,  590 

92  Bedeque . 405,  782 

93  Bedford . 717 

94  Beebe  Plain . 717 

95  Belgrave . 660 

96  Belleville . 170 


97  Belleville — Bridge  St. ..  .590 

98  Belleville — Bleeker St.. .  .590 

99  Belleville — Holloway  St  .590 


PAGE. 

100  Bell’s  Corners . 171 

101  Belmont . 172,  660 

102  Belmore . 172,  660 

103  Bett’s  Cove . 802 

104  Benton . 782 

105  Beren’s  River . 359,  627 

106  Berlin . 172,  660 

107  Bermuda . 406 

108  Bermuda  —  Hamilton 

406,  757 

109  Bermuda  —  St.  George 

406,  758 

110  Bervie . 172,  661 

111  Berwick . 406,  758 

112  Bethany .  594 

113  Bideford . 782 

114  Billing’s  Bridge . 717 

115  Birtle . 627 

116  Bismarck . .  .  661 

117  Black  Head . 441,  802 

118  Blairton . 173,  590 

119  Blanshard . 173 

120  Blenheim  Circuit . 173 

121  Blenheim  Village. .  173,  661 

122  Blissville . . 406 

123  Block  House  Mines . 407 

124  Bloomfield . 173,  591 

125  Bl.v  the . 173,  661 

126  Bobcaygeon . .174,  591 

127  Bocabee . 782 

128  Bodmin . 482 

129  Boiestown . 783 

130  Bolsover . 174 

131  Bolton .  174,  483,  717 

132  Bolton  (French)..  .  .352,  739 

133  Bonavista . 441,  803 

134  Boncliere . 174 

135  Bond  Head . 175,  591 

136  Bonne  Bay . 803 

137  Both  well . 661 

1 38  Boucherville . 739 

139  Bourg  Louis . 717 

140  Boyne  River . 359,  627 

141  Bowmanville . 175,  591 

142  Bow  River . 350,  628 

143  Bracebridge . 175,  591 

144  Bradford . 175,591 

145  Brampton . 176,  591 

146  Brampton  Circuit . 592 

147  Brant . 176 

148  Brantford . 177 


CIRCUITS  AND  MISSIONS. 


843 


PARE. 

149  Brantford — Brant  Ay.  ..177 

150  Brantford — Brant  Av.  ..661 

151  Brantford— Oxford  St. .  661 


152  Brantford— Well.  St.  .  .  .661 

153  Brewer’s  Mills . 177 

154  Bridgenorth . 178 

155  Bridgetown . 407,  758 

156  Bridgewater . 178,  592 

157  Bridgewater,  N.  S . 758 

158  Brigden . 662 

159  Brighton . 178,  592 

160  Brigus . 441,803 

161  Brock .  178,  592 

162  Brock,  Nevy  Con . 483 

163  Brockville . 179,  717 

164  Brome . 484 

165  Brookholm . 592 

166  Brooklin . 592 

167  Brownsburg . 717- 

168  Brownsville . 662 

169  Bruce  Mines . 180,  618 

170  Brudenell . .  .180,  592 

171  Brussels . 181,  662 

172  Bryson . 181,  718 

173  Buckingham . 181 

174  Burges . 803 

175  Burin . 442,  803 

176  Burleigh  Road . 181 

177  Burlington .  662 

178  Burlington,  N.B.  ..407,  758 

179  Burrard  I  nlet . 620 

180  Burton . 407 

181  Bury . 181,  718 

182  By  town . 181 

c 

183  Cainsville . 182,  662 

184  Caistorville . 183,  663 

185  Calabogie . 183 

186  Caledon .  484 

187  Caledonia . 485,  663 

188  Caledonia,  P.E.IJ..  407,  758 

189  Camlachie . 663 

190  Campbellford . 183,  592 

191  Campbellsville . 663 

192  Campbellton . 783 

193  Canaan . 739 

194  Canboro’ . 183 

195  Canning . 408,  758 

196  Cannington . 183,  593 

197  Canso . 759 

198  Canterbury . 408 

199  Canton .  184,  293 

200  Cape  Crocker . 337 

201  Carbonear . 442,  803 

202  G'arleton . 184 

203  Carleton  Place . 184,  718 

204  Carlisle . 663 

205  Cariboo . 355,  620 

206  Cartwright . 184,  593 

207  Cascumpec . 408  ‘ 

208  Cassville . 185 

209  Castleton . 185,  593 

210  Catalina . 442,  803 

211  Cataraqui . 185,  718 

212  Caughnawaga . 739 

213  Cavan . 186,  485 

214  Cavan ville .  593 

215  Cavignal . 186 

216  Cayuga .  186,  485,  663 

217  Centralia . 663 

218  Centreville . 186,  718 


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219  Chambly . 187,  718 

220  Chandos . 187,  593 

221  Change  Islands . 803 

222  Channel . 443,  804 

223  Charlottetown  ....  408,  783 

224  Chatham . 187,  664 

225  Chatham  2nd . 664 

226  Chatham,  N.  B . 783 

227  Chatsworth . 188,  593 

228  Chaudiere . 352 

229  Chelsea . 188,  718 

230  Cherry  Valley . 594 

231  Chesley . 594 

232  Chinguaeousy . 188,  594 

233  Chippawa . 188 

234  Christian  Islands  ..  337,  625 

235  Clarenceville . 188,  718 

236  Clarendon . 189,  819 

237  Clarke . 486 

238  Clifford . 664 

239  Clifton . 664 

240  Clinton  . 190,  664 

241  Coaticoke . 190,  919 

242  Coboconk . 190,  594 

243  Cobourg . 191,486,  594 

244  Colborne . 192,594 

245  Colchester . 486,  664 

246  Coldwater .  192,  594 

247  Coldwater,  Indian  Mis.,  337 

248  Collfleld . 192 

249  Collingwood . 192,  594 

250  Colpoy’s  Bay . 337 

251  Combermere . 595 

252  Compton . 193,  719 

I  253  Compton,  French  Mis. .  739 

i  254  Consecon .  193,  595 

255  Cookshire . 194,  719 

256  Cookstown . 194,  595 

257  Cooksville . 195,  595 

258  Corunna . 664 

259  Cornwall . 195,  719 

260  Cornwall,  P.E.I...  .428,  783 

261  Cornwallis . 409 

262  Cornwallis  East .  409 

263  Cornwallis  West . 409 

264  Country  Harbour . 759 

265  Coverdale . 409,  783 

266  Cowansville . 719 

267  Cowansville,  French  M.,  739 

268  Craighurst . 196 

269  Credit . 337 

270  Creasy . 595 

271  Crosby . 196,  487 

272  Crowland . 196,  664 

273  Cupids . 804 

D. 

274  Dalhousie . 409,  784 

275  Dalrymple . 595 

276  Danville . 197.  719 

277  Darlington . 179,595 

278  Dartmouth . .410,  759 

279  Davenport . 197,  596 

280  Dawn  Mills . 197,  665 

281  Deer  Island . 784 

282  Delhi . 198,  665 

283  Delta . 720 

284  Demorestville .  198,  596 

285  Denbigh . 198,  596 

286  Derby . 198 

287  Derby,  N.B . 784 

288  Dereham . 487 


PAGE. 

289  Devonshire . 199 

290  Digby . 410,  759 

291  Digby  Neck . 410,  759, 

292  Dixville . 720 

293  Dominion  City . 627 

294  Dorchester . 199,  665 

295  Dorchester,  N.B... 411,  784 

296  Drayton . 199,  665 

297  Dresden . 665 

298  Drummondville. .  .  .  199,  665 

299  Dudswell . 200,  720 

300  Duffin’s  Creek . 200,  596 

301  Dumfries . 200 

302  Dundalk . 596 

303  Dundas . 201,  665 

304  Dungannon . 201,  666 

305  Dunham . 202,  488 

306  Dun  ville . 203,  488,  596 

307  Dunsford . 596 

308  Durham . 203,  488,  596 

309  Durham  East . 203,  720 

310  Durham  (French) . 359 


E. 


311  East  Bolton . 204 

312  East  Zorra . 204,  666 

313  Eaton . 204 

314  Eden  Grove . 597 

315  Edmonton . 350,  627 

316  Edwardsburg . 205,  720 

317  Eganville . 205 

318  Eganville  (Germ.)..  357,  784 

319  Eglinton . 597 

320  Egmont . 784 

321  Egremont . 489 

322  Elgin . 205,  720 

323  Elgin,  N.B . 784 

324  Elginburg . 720 

325  Elizabethtown . 205,  489 

326  Elma . 206 

327  Elmira . 206 

328  Elora . 206,  666 

329  Emerson . 628 

330  Erin . 207,  490,  666 

331  Essex  Centre . 666 

332  Eugenia  Falls . 597 

333  Euphemia . 207 

334  Exeter . 207,  666 

335  Exploits . 443,  804 


F. 


336  Fairfield . 207,  667 

337  Fairville . 411,  784 

338  Falnfouth .  411 

339  Farmersville . 208,  721 

310  Farnham . 208 

341  Farnham  (French).  .  .  . |. . 352 

342  Fenella . 208,  597 

343  Fenelon  Falls . 209,  597 

344  Fenwick . 667 

345  Fergus . 209,  667 

346  Fingal . 209,667 

347  Fisher  River . 628 

348  Fitzroy  Harbour. .  .  209,  721 

349  Flamboro’ . 490 

350  Flat  Islands . 443,  804 

351  Flesherton  .  . 597 

352  Flinton . 210,  597 

353  Florence . 210,  667 

354  Florenceville . 411,  783 

355  Flower  Cove . 804 


844 


INDEX  TO  THE 


PAGE 

356  Fogo . 443,  804 

357  Font  Hill . 211,  667 

358  Fordwich . 668 

359  Forest . 211,  668 

360  Fort  Frances . 628 

361  Fort  George . 211 

362  Fort  Hope . 355 

363  Fort  McLeod . 628 

364  Fort  Pelly . 628 

385  Fort  Simpson . 620 

366  Fortune  Bay . 443,  804 

367  Frankford . 211,  598 

368  Franklin . 211,721 

369  Franktown .  .  .  721 

370  Frankville . 721 

371  Fredericton . 412,  785 

372  Fredericksburg . 212 

373  Frelighsburg . 212,  721 

374  French  River . 338,  625 

375  Frontenac . 212 

376  Fullarton . 212,  668 


Gr. 


377  Gabarus . 412,  759 

378  Gagetown . 412,  785 

379  Galt . 212,  490,  668 

380  Gananoque . 213,721 

381  Garafraxa . 213,  668 

382  Garden  Island . 733 

383  Garden  River . 338,  618 

384  Gaspe . 214,  722 

3S5  Gatineau . 214 

386  Ge  rge’s  Lake . 722 

387  Georgetown . 214,  668 

388  Georgetown,  P.E.I..412,  785 

389  Georgeville . 215,  722 

390  Georgiana  Island . 338 

391  Germ.  Mis.,  Manitoba  ..  628 

392  Gibson . 785 

393  Glanford . 215,  §68 

394  Glencoe . 669 

395  Gleutay . 216,  732 

396  Goderich . 216,  490,  669 

397  Goderich,  Germ . 491 

398  Goldenville . 413,  760 

399  Gore  Bay . 618 

400  Gorrie .  669 

401  Gosfield . 216 

402  Goulbourn . 491 

403  Grafton . 217,  598 

404  Granby . 217,  722 

405  Granby,  French . 739 

406  Grand  Bank . 444,  805 

407  Grand  Bend . 669 

408  Grand  Lake . «.413,  785 

409  Grand  Lake,  W.. .  .413,  785 

410  Grand  River . 339,  693 

411  Grand  Valley . 628 

412  Granton  . 669 

413  Granville  Ferry.  . .  .413,  760 

414  Granville,  West . 760 

415  Grape  Island . 339 

416  Gravenhurst . 598 

417  Green  Bay . 444 

418  Green’s  Harbour . 805 

419  Green’s  Pond . 444,  805 

420  Greenwich . 413 

421  Greenville . 413 

422  Grenville . 218,  722 

423  Grey . 218 

424  Grimsby . 218,  669 

425  Guelph . 218,  669 


PAGE 

426  Guelph — Dublin  Street.. 669 

427  Gull  River . 219 

428  Guysboro’  &  Canso.413,  760 

H. 


PAGE. 

496  Hungerford . 227 

497  Huntingdon . 227,  723 

498  Huntley . 227 

499  Hnntsville . 228,  599 

500  Huron,  French . 352 


429  Hagarsville . 670 

430  Haldimand . 491 

431  Haliburton . 598 

432  Halifax,  N . 414,  760 

433  Halifax,  S . 414,  760 

434  Hallowell . 220 

435  Hall’s  Bridge . 220,  598 

436  Hamilton . 220,  492 


437  Hamilton,  Cent’y.  .221,  670 

438  Hamilton,  Wesley.. 221,  670 

439  Hamilton,  KingSt.221,  670 

440  Hamilton,  Hannah  St.  .670 

441  Hamilton,  Simcoe  St.  .  .670 

442  Plamilton,  Zion  Tab.  .  .  .670 


443  Hamilton,  German.  357,  693 

444  Hamilton  Statistics . 671 

445  Hampton . 786 

446  Hanover . 222.  598 

447  Hant’s  Harbour.  .  .  444,  805 

448  Hant’s  Port . 414,  760 

449  Harbour  Grace  ....  445,  805 

450  Harley . 671 

451  Harmony . 222,  671 

452  Harrington . 222 

453  Harriston  . .  .  .222,  492,  671 

454  Harrow . 671 

455  Harrowsmith . 222,  722 

456  Hartland . 786 

457  blastings . 223,  599 

458  Hastings  Road . *223 

459  Hatley . 223,  722 

460  Havelock . 224 

461  Havelock,  N.S  .  .  414,  786 

462  Headingly . 359 

463  Heart’s  Content . 805 

464  Hebron . 761 

465  Heidelburg . . 358 

466  Hemmingford . 224,  723 

467  Henrysburg . 492 

468  Hepworth . 595 

469  Herring  Neck . 805 

470  Hespeler . 493,  671 

471  Hiawatha . 340,  625 

472  High  Bluff . 359,  628 

473  Hillier . 493 

474  Hillsboro’ . 415,  786 

475  Hillsburg . 415,  786 

476  Hillsdale . 224,  599 

477  Holland . 493 

478  Holland,  E . 493 

479  Holland  Landing . 224 

480  Holland  and  Sullivan.  .  .225 

481  Holmesville . 225,  671 

482  Holstein . 671 

483  Hope . 494 

484  Hopewell . 415,  786 

485  Horning’s  Mills.. .  .225,  599 

486  Horton . 416,  761 

487  Howard . 225,  494 

488  Howick . 225,  494,  671 

489  Hudson . 226,  723 

490  .Hull . 226 

491  Hull  and  Ottawa,  Fr. . .  .740 

492  LIullet . 495 

493  Hullsville . 226 

494  Humber . 226 


495  Humber  and  Trafalgar.  .495 


I. 


501  Indian  Tribes,  B.  C.35',  620 

502  Ingersoll . 

228,  672 

503  Ingersoll,  John  St. 

495,  672 

504  Ingonish . 

416,  761 

505  Innisfil . 

228,  599 

506  Invermay . 

229,  600 

507  Inverness . 

229,  723 

508  Iona . 

. 672 

509  Island  Brook . 

229,  723 

510  Island  Cove . 

445,  806 

511  Isle  of  Ta.nti . 

. 229 

J. 

512  Jacksonville . 

416,  786 

513  Jarvis  . 

. 672 

514  Jersey ville . 

. 673 

515  Jerusalem . 

416,  786 

K. 

516  Kamloops . 

. . . .  622 

517  Keene . 

229.  600 

518  Kelvin . 

. 673 

519  Kempt . 

. 417 

520  Kemptville . 

230,  723 

521  Kenilworth . 

. 673 

522  Kennebec . 

230,  723 

523  Kentville . 

417,  761 

524  Keppel . 

. 230 

525  Kerwood . 

. 673 

526  Keswick . 

. 787 

527  Kilbridge . 

. 676 

528  Kilsyth . 

. .  .  600 

529  Kincardine.  ...231, 

495,  673 

530  King’s  Clear . 

417,  787 

531  King’s  County  . . . . 

. 417 

532  Kingsey  Siding  . .  . 

. 740 

533  Kingston.. 

.231,  724 

534  Kingston,  Q.ueen  Street 

231,  724 

535  Kingston,  N.B.  .  . 

.417,  787 

536  Kingsville . 

.232,  673 

537  Kintore . 

. 673 

538  Kippen . 

.232,  674 

539  Kirkton . 

.233,  674 

540  Kirkville . 

. 600 

541  Kitley . 

. 495 

542  Kleinburg . 

.233,  600 

543  Knowlesville . 

. 418 

544  Knowlton  ....  233, 

496,  724 

545  Knowlton,  French 

546  Kofu. , . 

. 626 

547  Korah . 

. 618 

L. 

548  Labrador . 

.445,  806 

549  Lachine . 

.255,  728 

550  Lachute . 

.233,  724 

551  Lac  la  Biche  .... 

. 350 

552  Lac  la  Pluie . 

. 350 

553  Lacolle. . . 

. 724 

554  Lacolle,  French.  . 

..353,  740 

555  Lake  Erie  Mission 

. 496 

CIRCUITS  AND  MISSIONS. 


845 


PAGE. 

556  Lakefield . 234,  600 

557  Lake  of  Two  Moun¬ 

tains . 340,  740 

558  Lake  Simeoe . 234,  341 

559  Lake  Superior . 341 

560  L’Amable . 234,  600 

561  Lanark . 234 

562  Lancaster . 724 

563  Lansilown . 496,  724 

564  Lavender . 497 

565  Lawrencetown . 761 

566  Lawreneeville . 235,  725 

567  Laxton . 497 

568  Leamington . 235,  671 

569  Leeds . 235,  725 

570  Lennoxville . 725 

571  Leslieville . 236 

572  Lindsay . 236,  497,  701 

573  Lindsay,  E . 601 

574  Listowel . 236,  674 

575  Little  Bay  Island.  .446.  806 

576  Little  Saskatchewan. . 

577  Little  York . 418,  787 

578  Liverpool . 418,  762 

579  Lloydtown . 237,  601 

580  Lochabar . 237 

581  Lockport . 762 

582  Lombardy . 725 

583  Londesboro’ . 237,  676 

584  London. .  . 237,  498 

585  London  Circuit . 239 

586  London,  North  Street  .  .238 

587  London,  Queen’s  Av.  .  .  .674 


PAGE. 

625  Manitoulin  Island .  .  341,  601 

626  Manitowaning . 619 

627  Manningville . 244 


589  London,  Well  St. 

590  London,  Pall  Mall 

. 675 

591  London,  Dundas  L 

. 675 

592  London,  Petersville  ....  675 

593  London,  New  Brighton.. 675 

594  London,  London  E.  238,675 

595  London  City,  Statistics,  675 

596  London  N.  .  .  .239, 

498,  676 

597  London  S . 

.239,  676 

598  Long  Island  Locks 

.239,  725 

599  Loncl  Point . 

. 240 

600  L’Orignal . 

.240,  725 

601  Lome . 

602  Loughboro’ . 

. 241 

603  Louth  . 

. 242 

604  Lowville . 

.241,  676 

605  Lucan . 

.241,  676 

606  Lucknow.  . . . 

241,  676 

607  Lunenburg . 

.418,  762 

608  Luther . 

609  Lyn . 

241,  725 

610  Lynden . 

. 677 

611  Lynedoch . 

242,  677 

612  Lyon’s  Creek . 

. 242 

613  Lyon’s  Head . 

. 601 

M. 

614  Maberly . 

. 242 

615  Maccan . 

616  Madoc . 

242,  601 

617  Magenetawan  . .  .. 

. 601 

618  Magog . 

619  Magog,  French.  .  . 

...  .353 

620  Maitland . 

243,  726 

621  Maitland,  N.S . 

419,  762 

622  Malahide. . 

243,  499 

623  Mallorytown . 

... .500 

624  Manchester . 

419,  762 

628  Manotic . 726 

629  Mansonville . 244,  726 

630  Manvers . 244,  500,  601 

631  Maple  Bay . .621 

632  Maple  Ridge . 621 

633  Marbleton.  . 726 

634  March . 244 

635  Margaree . 420 

636  Margate  . .  > . 419,  787 

637  Markdale . 244,  602 

638  Markham  ....  244,  5u0,  602 

639  Marlborough . 500 

640  Marmora . 245,  602 

641'  Marthaville . 677 

642  Marysville . 420,  787 

643  Matilda . 245,  726 

644  Mattawa . 246,  726 

645  Maxwell . 602 

628  |  646  Maynooth . 246,  602 

647  Meadow  Lea . 628 

648  Meaford . 247,  500,  602 

649  Meaford  S . 602 

650  Meander . 420 

651  Melbourne.  . .  .247,  500,  727 

652  Melbourne,  French . 353 

653  Melville . ’.  . .  602 

654  Merlin . 677 

655  Merrickville . 248,  727 

656  Merritton . 248,  677 

657  Metcalfe . 248,  727 

658  Metis . 248,  727 

659  Michipicoton . 341,  618 

660  Mid.  Musquodoboit,  420, 762 

661  Middleton . 501 

662  Middleton,  N.S . 763 

663  Mildmay . 603 


665  Millbank . 249,  677 


I  667  Milton . 250,  502,  677 

668  Milton,  N.S . 763 

669  Milltown . 420,  788 

670  Mill  Village . 42],  763 

671  Minden . 250,  603 

672  Miramichi .  421,  788 

673  Mississippi . 250 

674  Mitchell . 251,  678 

675  Moria . 251,  603 

676  Moncton . 421,  788 

677  Monkton . 678 

678  Mono . 251,  603 

679  Mono  Road . 603 

680  Montague . 788 

681  Montreal.. . . . 252,  502 

682  Montreal — St.  James  St. 

253  727 

683  Montreal — Ottawa  Street 

253,  727 

684  Montreal — Palace  Street 

254,  727 

685  Montreal  —  Dorches.  St. 

254,  727 

686  Montreal — St.  Joseph  St. 

254,  728 

687  Montreal  —  Sherbrooke 

Street . 254,  728 

688  Montreal — Well.  St . 255 

689  Montreal — Pt  St.Charles728 

690  Montreal — St.  Lambert.. 255 

691  Montreal — Douglas  Ch...728 


692 

693 

694 

695 

696 

697 

698 

699 

700 

701 

702 

703 

704 

705 

706 

707 

708 

709 

710 

711 

712 

713 

714 

715 

716 

717 

718 

719 

720 

721 

722 

723 

724 

725 

726 

727 

728 


PAGE. 

Montreal — Lachine.  255,  728 

Montreal,  French . 353 

Montreal — Statistics _ 728 

Montreal  C.&  Mile  End  740 

Montreal  East . 740 

Montreal — St.  Henri....  740 
Montreal — Hoelielega. .  .740 

Moore . . 678 

Moorefield . 678 

Mooretown . 255 

Moraviantown . 341,  693 

Moreton’s  Harbor . 806 

Morleyville . 351,  62S 

Morpeth . 255 

Morris,  Man . 629 

Morris,  O. . 256,  502 

Morrisburg . 256,  729 

Morrison . 256,  603 

Morven  &  Gosport.. 256,  729 

Moulinette . 256,  729 

Mountain  Mission . 763 

Mount  Albert . 257,  604 

Mount  Brydges ....  257,  678 

Mount  Elgin . 842 

Mount  Forest.. 257,  503,  678 
Mount  Pleasant.. .  .258,  678 

Mount  Stewart . 788 

Mud  Lake . 342,  625 

Mulmur . 503 

Muncey .  342,  693 

Murray . 258 

Murray  Harbor.  .  .  .422,  788 
Musgrave  Harbor.  .446,  806 

MusgraveTown . 446,  807 

Muskoka . 258 

Musquodoboit.  .  .422,  763 
Mystic,  French . 353 


Me. 


729  McGillivray.. 

730  McKellar . 


. 253 

.  .259,  604 


N. 

731  Naas . 622 

732  Nanaimo . 356,  622 

733  Nanticoke . 259,  679 

734  Napanee . 259,  729 

735  Napier . 260,  679 

736  Napierville . 353 

737  Nappan . 422,  763 

738  Nashwaak . 423,  788 

739  Nassagaweya . 503,  679 

740  Nelson . 260,  504 

741  Nelson  River . 360,  629 

742  Nelsonville . 629 

743  Newash . 343 

744  Newboro’ .  .261,  729 

745  Newburg . 261,  729 

746  Newbury .  262,  679 

747  Newcastle  . .  .  .262,  504,  604 

748  Newcastle,  N.  B . 788 

749  New  Credit..  . 343,  694 

750  New  Germany . 423,  763 

751  New  Glasgow . 262,  729 

752  New  Hamburg . 679 

753  New  Hope . 504 

754  New  Ireland . 262 

755  Newmarket . 263,  604 

756  Newport . 423,  763 

757  Newtonville . 604 

758  New  Westminister. 356,  622 


846 


INDEX  TO  THE 


PAGE. 

759  Niagara . 264,  679 

760  Niehola  Valley .  622 

761  Nipissing  &  Stoney  Lake.  604 

762  Nissouri . 264,  505,  679 

763  Norfolk . 265 

764  Northampton . 423,  789 

765  North  Augusta. 265,  505,  730 

766  North  E.  Harbour.  .423,  764 

767  North  Gore... . 265,  730 

768  North  Gower . 265,  730 

769  N orthport . 604 

770  N  orth  S  h  erbro  oke . 265 

771  North  Wakefield. .  .265,  730 

772  Norway  House . 351,  360 

773  Norwich . 266,  505,  679 

774  Norwood . 266,  604 

775  Nottawasaga . 267 

776  Numadzu . 626 

o. 

777  Oakland . 680 

778  Oakville . 267,  680 

779  Oakwood .  268,  605 

780  Odelltown . 268,  730 

781  Odessa . 268,  730 

782  Oil  Springs . 269,  680 

783  Oka . 344,  740 

784  Old  Perlican . 446,  807 

785  Omemee . 269,  505,  605 

786  Oneida . 344,  694 

787  Onslow,  N.  S . 4^3,  764 

788  Onslow,  0 . 269,  730 

789  Orangeville . 370,  605 

790  Orillia . 270,  605 

791  Ormstown . 271,  731 

792  Osgoode . 271,  731 

793  Oshawa . 272,  605 

794  Osprey . 272,  605 

795  Oswegotchie . 272 

796  Ottawa . 273 

797  Ottawa  City . 273 

798  Ottawa  Centre . .731 

799  Ottawa  East . 273,  731 

800  Ottawa  West . 273,  731 

801  Otterville . 274,  680 

802  Owen  Sound.  .274,  506,  605 

803  Oxford  Centre . 274,  680 

804  Oxford  E . 506,  731 

805  Oxford,  N.S . 764 

806  Oxford  House..  351,  360,  629 

P. 

807  Palestine . 360,  629 

808  Palmerston . 680 

809  paisley . 275,  507,  606 

810  pakenham . 275,  731 

811  Paris . 276,  681 

812  Paris,  German  Mission.  .694 

813  Parkdale . 606 

814  Park  Hill . 276,  681 

815  Parrsboro’ . 424,  764 

816  Parry  Island . 625 

817,  Parry  Sound . 276,  606 

818  Parry  Sound,  Indian. .  . .  344 

819  Peel.. . 276,  681 

820  Pelham . 507 

821  Pembina  Mountains.  .  .  .629 

822  Pembroke . 277,  732 

823  Penetanguishene. .  .277,  606 

824  Penville .  507 

825  Percy . 278,  606 


PAGE. 

826  Perry  and  Armour . 606 

827  Perth . 278,  732 

828  Peterboro’. .  .  .279,  507,  606 

829  Petite  Riviere . 424,  764 

830  Petites . 446,  807 

831  Petrolia . 280,  681 

832  Pickering . 280,  607 

833  Pic  River .  344,  618 

834  Picton . 280,  607 

835  Pictou . 425,  764 

836  Pierreville . 353 

837  Pigeon  River . 344 

838  Pittsburg . 281,  732 

839  Plain  ville . 281,  607 

840  Plantagenet . 281,  732 

841  Plattsville . 681 

842  Playfair . 281,  732 

843  Plympton . 629 

844  Point  Abino . 282 

845  Point  Alexander . 282 

846  Point  de  Bute . 425,  789 

847  Point  Douglas . 629 

848  Point  Edward . 282,  681 

849  Point  Fortune . 732 

850  Point  Levis . 282,  732 

851  Point  Mara . 282 

852  Ponsonby . 6S1 

853  Poplar  Point . 630 

854  P&rtage  du  Forte  .  .283,  732 

855  Portage  la  Prairie.  .366,  630 

856  Port  au  Basque . 447 

857  Port  Carling . 607 

858  Port  Colborne . 682 

859  Port  Dalhousie  ....  283,  682 

860  Port  de  Grave . 447,  807 

861  Port  Dover . 283,  682 

862  Port  Elgin . 283,  607 

S63  Port  Hawkesbury  .425,  764 

864  Port  Hood . . 765 

865  Port  Hope . 284,  607 

866  Port  Lambton . 682 

867  Port  La  Tour . 425,  765 

868  Port  Moutorx . 425,  765 

S69  Port  Neuf . 284 

870  Port  Rowan . 284,  682. 

871  Portsmouth . 733 

872  Port  Stanley . 285,  682 

873  Pouch  Cove . 807 

874  Pownal . 426,  789 

875  Prairie  Grove . 630 

876  Prescott . 285,  733 

877  Preston . 286 

878  Preston  and  Paris,  Ger¬ 

man . 358,  694 

879  Prieeville . 607 

880  Prince  Albert . 286,  608 

881  Prince  Arthur’s  Land¬ 

ing .  286,  608,  619 

882  Prince  Edward . 508 

883  Princeton . 286,  682 

884  Proton . .  286 

885  Providence  Bay . 

886  Pugwash . 426,  765 

Q. 

887  Quebec . 287,  73$ 

888  Quebec,  French  Mis  ....  353 

889  Queeenston  . . . . . 683 

R. 

890  Raglan . 742 

891  Rainham . 683 


PAGE. 

892  Raleigh . 508 

893  Rama . 345,  62 i 

894  Random  North . 807 

895  Random  South . 807 

896  Rankin . 358,  742 

897  Ravenswood  . . 683 

898  Rawdon  East . 288,  733 

899  Rawdon  West . 288 

900  Reach . 608 

901  Rednersville . 608 

902  Red  River . 360 

903  Reesorville . 288 

904  Renfrew' . 288,  733 

905  Renfrew  and  Thorne.. .  .742 

906  Rice  Lake . 345 

907  Riceville. . 289 

908  Richibucto . 427,  789 

909  Richmond . 289,  734 

910  Richmond,  N.B . 789 

911  Richwood . 290,  683 

912  Rideau . 299 

913  Ridgetown . 290 

914  Ridgeway . 290,  683 

915  Ritcey’s  Cove . 765 

916  River  John . 427,  765 

917  River  Philip . 427,  765 

918  Riviere  du  Loup . 734 

919  Robinson . 734 

920  Roblin . 734 

921  Rock  Lake . 631 

922  Rockwood . 291,  684 

923  Rockwood,  Man . 631 

924  Rokeby . 291 

925  Romney . 291,  684 

926  Rond  Eau . 291 

927  Rosemont . 292,  608 

928  Rosseau . 292,  608 

929  Rosseau  Crossing . 631 

930  Roxborougli . 292 

931  Roxton . 354 

932  Roxton,  French . 740 

933  Rugby . 292,  608 

934  Russell . 292 

935  Russelltown . 292 

S. 

936  Saekville . 427,  789 

937  Salford . 293,  684 

938  Salisbury,  Man . 631 

939  Salisbury  &  Elgin.  .428,  790 

940  Salt  Springs . 622 

941  Sambro’  &  Mar.  Bay  428,  766 

942  S.andfield . ' . 619 

943  Sandwich  and  Windsor.  .293 

944  Sarawak . 609 

945  Sarnia . 293,  684 

946  Saugeen . 346,  625 

947  Sault  Ste.  Marie.  ..294,  619 

948  Sault  Ste.  Marie,  I.  M.  .347 

949  Sawyerville . 294,  734 

950  Scarboro’ . 294,  609 

951  Schomberg . 609 

952  Scugog  Island . 347,  625 

953  Scot’s  Bay . 766 

954  Seaforth . 294,  684 

955  Seaton . 609 

956  Seeley’s  Bay . 734 

957  Selby . 295,  735 

958  Selkirk . .631 

959  Seneca . 295,  684 

960  Seymour . 295 

961  Shannon  ville . 295,609 


CIRCUITS  AND  MISSIONS. 


847 


PAGE. 

962  Sharon  and  Mt.  Albert.  296 

963  Sharon  and  Queensville609 


964  Shawanaga . 347,  625 

965  Shawbridge . 296,  735 

966  Shediae. . 428,  790 

967  Sheet  Harbonr  . .  .428,  766 

968  Sheffield,  N.  B. .  .  .429,  790 

969  Sheffield,  0 .  296 

970  Shetford . 296 

971  Shefford,  French  Mis. 

354,  741 

972  Shegwaonda . 619 

973  Shelburne,  N.S.  ..429,  766 

974  Shelburne,  0 . 609 

975  Sherbrooke  East .  .297,  735 

976  Sherbrooke  West . 298 

977  Sherbrooke,  French  Mis. 

354,  741 

978  Shidzuoka . 361,  626 

979  Ship  Harbour . 429 

980  Shoal  Harbour  .  .  .447,  SOS 

981  Shubenecadie . 429,  766 

982  Sidney . 298,  609 

983  Silver  Islet . 299,  619 

984  Simeoe . 299,  50S,  684 

985  Skeena  River . 622 

986  Smith’s  Creek . 299 

987  Smith’s  Falls.300,'508,  735 

988  Smithfield . 610 

989  Smithville . 300,  685 

990  Snake  Island . 347,  626 

991  Sombra . 301,  685 

992  Sound  Islands . 808 

993  Souris . 430,  790 

994  Southampton,  N.S  . .  .  .766 

995  Southampton,  O.  .301,  509 

996  South  Monaghan . 610 

997  South  Mountain.  ,301,  735 

998  South  Roxton . 354 

999  Sparta . 685 

1000  Spence . 610 

1001  Spencerville . 301,  735 

1002  Springfield . 685 

1003  Stamford . 301 

1004  Stanstead. . . .  302,  509,  735 

1005  Stayner . 303,610 

1006  Stellarton . 430,766 

1007  Stirling . 303,  610 

1008  Stoney  Creek . 303,  685 

1009  Stoney  &  Kettle  Point,  694 

101')  Storrington . 303 

1011  Stouffville . 303,  610 

1012  Strafi'ordville .  685 

1013  Stratford . 304,  685 

1014  Stratford  South . 686 

1015  Strathroy . 304,  686 

1016  Strestsville . 305,  610 

1017  Stukeley . 509 

1018  Stukeley,  French  Mis.  .354 

1019  Sumas  &  Chili  whack, 

356,  622 

1020  Summerside . 430,  790 

1021  Sunderland . 611 

1022  Sussex  ...  .  ...  799 

1023  Sussex  Vale  . . 430 

1024  Sutton  East . 305,  736 

1025  Sutton  West . 305,  611 

1026  Sweetsburg . . 354 

1027  Sydenham . 305,  686 

1028  Sydney . 431,  767 

1029  Sydney  North.  .  .  .431,  767 

1030  Sydney  South . 481 


St. 

PAGE. 

1031  St.  Andrew’s,  N  B.  431,  790 

1032  St.  Andrew’s,  0 . 306 

1033  St.  Anthony . S08 

1034  St.  Armancl . 306,  736 

1 035  St.  Armand,  Fr  Mis. .  .  354 

1036  St.  Catharines,  307,509,686 

1037  St.  Catharines — Niagara 

Street . 686 

1038  St.Catharines— Welland 

Avenue . 686 

1039  St.  Clair . 348,  694 

1040  St.  David’s . 431,  791 

1041  St.  Francis  River . 307 

1042  St.  George. ..  308,  686,  791 

1043  St.  James . 432,  791 

1044  St.  John . 432 

1045  St.  John,  South . 434 

1046  St.  John  North . 434 

1047  St.  John  West . 435 

1048  St.  John — German  St.  ,435 

1049  St.  John — Queen  Sq.  .  .791 

1050  St.  John  —  Centenary 

435,  791 

1051  St.  John — Exmouth  St. 

435,  791 

1052  St.  John  —  Portland 

435  791 

1053  St.John— Carleton, 436, 792 

1054  St.John — City  Mission,  436 

1055  St.  John — Zion  Church, 

436 

1056  St.  John — Carmarth  St. 792 

1057  St.  John — Courtney  Bay 

792 

1058  St.  John’s,  Nfd.  ..447,  808 

1059  St.  John’s,  Que.  .  .308,  736 

1060  St.  John’s,  French . 741 

1061  St.  Joseph’s  Island _ 619 


1062  St.  Lambert . 736 

1063  St.  Lawrence . 309 

1064  St.  Margaret’s  Bay, 436,  766 

1065  St.  Martin’s . 792 

1066  St.  Mary’s  ...  309,  510,  686 

1067  St.  Pierre . 808 

1068  St.  Stephen . 436,  792 

1069  St.  Thomas.. 309,  510,  687 

1070  St.  Thomas,  2nd . 687 

1071  St.  Vincent . 310,  611 

1072  St.  Williams . 310,  687 

T. 

1073  Tabusintac . 792 

1074  Talbotville . 510,  687 

1075  Tamworth . 311,  736 

1076  Teeswater . 311,  687 

1077  Templeton . 311 

1078  Teviotdale . 311 

1079  Thames . 312 

1030  Thamesford . 312 

1081  Thamesville . 687 

1082  Thessalon . 619 

1083  Thom’asburg . 611 

1084  Thornbury. . 312,  611 

1085  Thorndale . 688 

>  086  Thorne . 312 

1087  Thorne,  German . 358 

1088  Thorold . .313,  688 

1089  Three  Rivers . 313,  736 

1090  Thurlow . 314,  611 

1091  Thurso . 314,  737 


PAGE. 

1092  Tilbury . 314,  688 

1  093  Tilsonburg . 314  688 

1094  Tilt  Cove . 808 

1095  Tintramer . 792 

1096  Tiverton . 611 

1097  Tobique . 436,  792 

1098  Tokio . 626 

1099  Toronto . 31 4,  511 

1100  Toronto — B.  Wes . 315 

1101  Toronto— Metrop..  316,  612 

1 102  Toronto — Richmond  St. 

316,  612 

1103  Toronto — Elm  St..  317,  612 

1104  Toronto — Berk. St.  31 7,  612 

1105  Toronto— Queen  Street 

317,  612 

1106  Toronto  —  Sherbourne 

Street  . 612 

1107  Toronto — SpadinaAv.,.612 

1108  Toronto — Dundas  St.  .  .612 

1109  Toronto — Don  Mount.  .613 

1110  Toronto  Circuit . 317 

1111  Toronto— York  ville _ 317 

1112  Toronto  Statistics . 613 

1113  Townsend . 688 

1114  Trafalgar . 511,  688 

1115  Trenton . 318,  613 

1116  Trinity . 448,  809 

1117  Trowbridge . 318,  688 

1118  Truro . 437,  767 

1119  Tryon . 437,  793 

1120  Tweed . 318,  613 

1121  Tvviliingate . 448,  809 

1122  Tyrconnell . 319,  688 


u. 

1123  Uffington . 614 

1124  Ulster . 689 

1125  Upham . 437,  793 

1126  Upper  Kent . 793 

1127  Utterson . 319,  614 

1128  Uxbridge . 319,  614 


V. 

1129  Valleyfield. . . 

. 737 

1130  Vennacher . 

.358,  614 

1131  V  ernon . 

1132  Vespra . 

.319,  614 

1133  Vesta . 

1134  Victoria,  Ont. . . . 

. 689 

1135  Victoria,  V.  I... 

356,  622 

1136  Victoria,  Chinese. 

. 624 

1137  Victoria,  H.B.T.  .  351,  631 

1138  Victoria  Road  . .  .  .319,  614 

1139  Vienna . 319,  689 

1140  Vroomanton . 615 


w. 

1141  Walkerton. .  .320,  512,  615 

1142  Wallace,  N.S  ....437,  767 

1143  Wallace,  O . 320,  689 

1144  Wallaceburg . 320,  689 

1145  Walpole . 321 

1146  Walpole  Island. ..  349,  694 

1147  Walsingliam . 321 

1148  Walter’s  Falls. .  .  .321,  615 

1149  Walton,  N.S . 767 

1150  Walton,  0 . 689 


848 


INDEX  TO  THE  CIRCUITS  AND  MISSIONS. 


PAGE. 

1151  Wardsville . 322,  690 

1152  Warren . .-767 

1153  Warsaw . 322,  615 

1154  Warwick . 322 

1155  Washington . 323,  690 

1156  Waterdown  ..323,  513,  690 

1157  Waterford.  .323,  513,  690 

1158  Waterloo,  0 . 513 

1159  Waterloo — Kingston  ..324 

1160  Waterloo,  Quebec . 737 

1161  Waterloo,  Fr.  Mis . 741 

1162  Watford . 324,  690 

1163  Wawanosh . 324 

1164  Welland . 325,  690 

1165  Welland  Canal . 513 

1166  Wellesley . 325,  691 

1167  Wellington . 325,  615 

1168  Wellington  Mines . 624 

1169  Wellington  Square ....  326 

1170  Welsford . 438,  793 

1171  W  entworth . 767 

1172  Wesleyville . 326 

1173  West  Brome . 737 

1174  West  Cape . 438 

1175  Western  Bay . 809 

1176  Western  Mission . 514 

1177  Western  Shore . 448 

1178  West  Essa . 615 


PAGE. 

1179  West  Farnham . 737 

1180  Westmeath . 326,  737 

1181  Westminster . 327,  691 

1182  Weston . 327,  615 

1183  Westport . 768 

1184  West  Shefford . 738 

1185  West  Winchester . 738 

1186  Weymouth . 438,  768 

1187  Whitby . 328,  616 

1188  Whitchurch . 514 

1189  White  Fish  Lake.  .351,  631 

1190  Wiarton . 328,  616 

1191  Williamsford  Station  ..  616 

1192  Wilmot . .*..438,  768 

1193  Wilton . 329,  738 

1194  Winchester .  329,  738 

1195  Windham . 691 

1196  Windsor  Mills.. .  .330,  738 

1197  Windsor,  N.S.  .  .  .439,  768 


1198  Windsor,  O. 

1199  Wingliam. . . 

1200  Winnipeg... 

1201 
1202 

1203 

1204 

1205 

1206 


PAGE. 

1207  Woodville,  H.B.T.351,  631 


1208  Woodville,  0 . 331,  616 

1209  Wooler . 616 

1210  Wyoming . 331,  692 

Y. 

1211  Yarmouth,  0 . 331,  692 

1212  Yarmouth,  N.S . 439 

1213  Yarmouth  East..  .440,  768 

1214  Yarmouth  North.. 440,  768 

1215  Yarmouth  South.  .440,  768 

1216  Yeddo . 626 

1217  Yokohama . 361 

1218  Yonge  Street . 331 

1219  Yonge  St.  Centre.. 333,  616 

1220  Yonge  St.  North.  .332,  617 

1221  Yonge  St.  South.  .332,  617 


1222  York  (Grand  River).. .  .333 


1223  York  (Toronto) . 333 

1224  Yorkville . 333,  514 


1225  Yorkville — Bloor  St.  ..617 

1226  Yorkville — Yonge  St  .  .617 


330,  691 
330,  691 
.  .360,  631 

Wolford.. .  . 738 

Woodburn . 691 

Woodford . 616 

Woodslee . 330,  691 

Woodstock,  N.B..439,  793 
Woodstock,  O. .  .  .330,  692 


1227  Zimmerman . 692 


INDEX  TO  THE  DISTRICTS 


A.  PAGE. 

Algoma . 633 

Annapolis  .  ..„ . 449,  769 

Augusta . 362 


B. 


Barrie . 362,  633 

Bay  Quinte . 362 

Belleville . 363,  633 

Bona  vista . 810 

Braeebridge . 633 

Bradford . 363,  633 

Brampton . 633 

Brantford . 363,  695 

British  Columbia . 363,  633 

Brock ville . 363,  743 

Bytown . 363 


c. 


Canada  East . 515 

Carbonear .  449,  810 

Cavan . 515 

Cayuga . 515 

Chatham . 363,  695 

Charlottetown . 449 

Cobourg . 364,  633 

Collingwood . 364,  633 

Cumberland . 769 


E. 

Emerson . 634 

F. 

Fredericton . 449,  794 

French  and  Indian . 743 

Gr. 

Goderich . 364,  515,  695 

Guelph . 364,  695 

Guysboro’  and  Cape  Breton .  .  769 


H. 

PAGE. 

Halifax . 

. 449,  769 

Hamilton . 

.364,  515,  695 

Hudson’s  Bay  . .  . 

. 365 

Huron  and  Superior . 365 

J. 

Japan . 

. 634 

Johnstown . 

. 515 

K. 

Kingston . 

. 365,  743 

L. 

Leeds . 

. 516 

Lindsay . 

Liverpool . 

. 449,  769 

London . .  . . 365 

515,  516,  695 

Lower  Canada.. .  . 

. 515 

M. 

Milton . 

. 516 

Miramichi . 

. 794 

Montreal . 

.365,  516,  743 

Mount  Forest .... 

. 516 

N. 

Napanee . 

. 743 

Newfoundland.  .  .  . 

. 449 

Niagara . 

. 366,  695 

o. 

Ottawa . 

Owen  Sound . 

366,  516,  634 

P. 

Pacific  Coast . 

. 366 

Pembroke . 

. 366,  743 

Perth . 

....  366,  744 

Peterboro’ . 

367,  515,  634 

PAGE. 

Picton . 634 

Pontiac . . 367 

Portage  La  Prairie . 634 

Prince  Edward . 516 

Prince  Edward  Island  .  .  450,  794 

Q- 

Quebec . 367,  744 

R. 

Red  River . 367,  634 

Rideau . 367 

S. 

Sackville . 450,  794 

Sarnia . 367,  696 

Saskatchewan . 367,  634 

Simcoe . 696 

Stanstead . 367,  744 

Stratford .  696 

St.  John . 450,  794 

St.  John’s . 450,  810 

St.  Stephen . 794 

St.  Thomas . 367,  696 

T. 

Toronto . 367,  516,  634 

Truro . 450,  769 

w. 

Walkerton . 634 

Waterford . 516 

Waterloo . 744 

Wellington . 696 

Whitby . 368,  634 

Winnipeg . 634 


Y. 

. 769 


Yarmouth 


850 


INDEX  TO  ILLUSTRATIONS. 

PAGE. 

1.  Allison,  David,  LL.D .  555 

2.  Briggs,  Rev.  William . 532 

3.  Carroll,  Rev.  John .  13 

4.  Centenary  Church,  St.  John,  X.  B .  433 

5.  Cornish,  Rev.  Geoge  H . Frontispiece. 

6.  Dewart,  Rev.  Edward  Hartley,  D.D .  528 

7.  Douglas,  Rev.  George,  LL.D .  521 

8.  Fort  Simpson,  Mission  Premises,  B.C .  621 

9.  Grace  Church,  Winnipeg . 632 

10.  Hamilton  Wesleyan  Female  College . 546 

11.  Methodist  Church,  Victoria,  Vancouver  Island .  623 

12.  Metropolitan  Methodist  Church,  Toronto .  317 

13.  McDougall,  Rev.  George .  578 

14.  Mount  Allison,  Male  Academy .  537 

15.  Mount  Allison,  Female  Academy .  539 

16.  Nelles,  Rev.  S.  S.,  D.D.,  LL.D .  536 

17.  Ontario  Ladies’  College .  553 

18.  Pickard,  Rev.  Humphrey,  D.D . 534 

19.  Rice,  Rev.  Samuel  D.,  D.D . 648 

20.  Ryerson,  Rev.  Egerton,  D.D  ,  LL.D .  51g 

21.  Stanstead  Wesleyan  College .  550 

22.  Steinhaur,  Rev.  Henry .  ggO 

23.  Sunday,  Rev.  John .  143 

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