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SALFURD UNITED CHURCH
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The following Interesting histor-
Rev. John S. Atwood; 1538-7; Kev-.
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ical outline has been prepared by�,
James Norris; 1840, Rev.
Rev. R. B. Cumming of Salford, in'as
Fawcett; 1540, Revs. Peter
Peter
Kerr, Henry Byers, Isaac B. How.
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connection with the reopening
services held there Sunday follow-
ard; Revs.; 1842, Coleman,
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ing the period of renovation to the
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Matthias Holtby; 1842, Rev. S. C.
Philip George Young, (London dis-
church building . It tells of the
efforts made during the pioneer
trict, Woodstock circuit;- Wood -
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days of the church, and of the ob-
I stock now became head of the eir-
cuit)-1843, Revs Samuel C. Phil-
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pas or m connec ion tvi e
Methodist preaching in the com-
Heyland, George Kennedy
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1845, Revs.
s. Matthias Holtby, Jo
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Mr. Cumming has also secured Il
seph E. Ryerson; 1846, Revs M,
Holtby, J. Gray; 1847 Revs. T Faw.
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a full list of the various pastors of.
-the church and they are as fol- °
cett, J. W. Cawrhorne, 1848, Revs,
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lows: 1801, Rev. Nathan Bans d
KennedyCreighton, F. Chapman;
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Brantford district, Ingersoll cir.
cuit (Ingersoll nowbecame heac
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Ryan; 1880-09, Rev. Thomas
Whitehead; 1810, Rev. Robert Per- s-
of circuit)-1849, Revs: K. Creigh
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ry; 1811, (connected with Ancas-. s
ton, Joseph Shepley; 1850, Rev.
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ter); 1811, Rev. George W. Dens-
Joseph Shapley;..1551-5Z, .Revs.
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more, Enoch Burdock; 1812, Rev.
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John
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Peter Coven- ia`Tuer,- . Bende; 1813, 1
Rev. John Rhodes, David Culp; 1,
Revs. O. . William
Williams;
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1814, Rev. David Culp, Ezra Ad-
1856, Revs. Geor. Ken-
nedy, James Morgan; 1857, Revs.
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ams; 1815, Rev. Thomas White-
head, David Youmans; Y816, Rev.
G. Kennedy, Timothy Edwards;
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David Youmans, David Culp; 1917,
1858, Revs. G. Kennedy, John N.
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Revs. Isaac B. Sim, Joseph Hick-
Lake; 1859, Revs. Joseph Shepley,
Harold Chris, Madison A. Rice;
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ox;. 1818, Revs. David Youmans, '-
James Jackson, Alvin Torry; 1819, i
1S6Q, Revs. J. Shepley, W. F.
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Revs. 'J. Jackson, W. R. Rundle; t
Campbell, Revs. J. Sha le
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1920, Revs. James Jackson, Wil- {
liam H. Williams; 1521, Rev. I. B.
W. F. Campbell; 1862 Revs. T
Cleghorn, Ezra A. Stafford; 1863
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Smith, W. H: Williams; 1822, Revs. -
sm smith; 864,1 Revs I.e George WWarner,
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Revs. David Culp, George Fergus- I
on 1823, Rev. Dan Shepherdson;
R. G. H. Starr, 1865, Revs. L.
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1824, Rev. D. Shepherdson, George
Warner, Wiliiam W. Winnans
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I Sovereign; 1825, Revs. Rowley
1866, Revs. L. Warner, William H.
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He land, Timoth Martin; 1526,
Musgrove; 1867, Revs.. W. W.
Clark, W. H. Musgrove. Salford
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Rev. Rowley Heyland; 1827, Revs.
William F. Griffis, Robert Corson;
circuit (Salford now became head
1828, Rev. William Griffis; 1829,
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of the circuit, Ingersoll became a
station. Formerly Salford was
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evs. oseph Gatchell, William
Patrick; 1930, Revs. Joseph Gath-
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part of Ingersoll circuit); 1868-70,
Rev. Augh McLean- 1871-73, Rev.
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ell, Ashael Hurlburt; 1831, Revs.
Henry Wilkinson, John Ann-
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Thomas Crews; 1874, Rev. James
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strong;; Oxford circuit (West Ox-
ford now became the head
Kennedy; 1575, Rev. J. Kennedy,
George Beavers; 1876, Rev. Char-
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circuit).-1832, Rev. John Bails
Bailey
1833-4, Rev_ Richard Phelps_ 183�
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