Cyclopædia of Methodism in Canada : containing historical, educational and statistical information, dating from the beginning of the work in the several provinces of the Dominion of Canada ...

CYCLOPAEDIA

OF

METHODISM IN CANADA:

CONTAINING
DATING FROM THE BEGINNING OF THE WORK IN THE

SBVEEAL PEOYINCES

OF THE

Dnmininn of €anaba,

AND EXTENDING TO THE

ANNUAL CONFEEENCES OF 1880.

BY THB

REV GEORGE H. CORNISH.

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BY THE .

REV JOHN CARROLL, D.D.

TORONTO :

Methodist Book and Publishing House.

HALIFAX :
Methodist Book-Room.

1881.

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

CYCLOPEDIA OF METHODISM.

BOOK I.

FKOM THE BEGINNING OF METHODISM IN THE SEVEEAL
PROVINCES TO THE UNION OF 1874.

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

IS RESPECTFULLY

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.

COMMENDATOEY

BY REV 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 Rev. Geo. H. Cornish, I hold to
be pre-eminently qualified, by natural aptitude, taste, and long practice as a
Statistician, for the work of Cyclopaadist. 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-
lopaedia " 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

8 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 : —

"Cyclopaedia of Methodism. — Moved by Rev. John A. Williams, D.D., seconded by
Rev. James Gray, and

" Resolved, — That having been informed that the Rev. Ceorge H. Cornish has in course of
preparation a volume entitled ' 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 ' Cyclopaedia 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. 9

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

"Cyclopedia of Methodism.— Moved by Eev. 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 Cyclopaedia of Methodism in Canada, being an enlargement of his
' 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 : —

" Cyclopedia 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

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 ('.—Governor Victoria College, Cobourg,

C.\V
H. B. T.— Hudson's Bay Territory.
I. 0F -\y _lsle of Wight.
Man. — Manitoba.
N. B. — New Brunswick.
Nfd. — Newfoundland.
N. J. — New Jersey.
N. S. — Nova Scotia.
N. Y.— New York.
0. or Ont. — Ontario.
Or. — Ordained.
Or. D. — Ordained Deacon.

Or. E. —Ordained Elder.

P. Eld. — Presiding Elder.

P. E. I.— Prince Edward Island.

Pees. 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. C. and 0. — 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.

Stu.— 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.

\V. I. —West Indies.

Wes. — Wesleyan.

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

PEEFACE.

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.

12 PREFACE.

The thirteen years which have passed since the issue of that volume
have not been years of idleness or unf ruitfulness. 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, TJ. S., Vol. 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
Eeports of the Missionary Society ; Douse's Begister ; 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. 0. 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.

REV. JOHN CARROLL, D.D.

INTRODUCTION:

BEING AN EPITOME OF

flju fisiorg of Central $tj>t!j00ism

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."

14 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 1764, 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.

INTRODUCTION. 15

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 1804 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. Lawrence 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-

16 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, Samuel Luckey, 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 to 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

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, including
such intermediate places as Bay Quinte", 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 United 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-

2

18 INTRODUCTION.

cupy any openings in the Upper 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 with the British Con-
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. 19

the Wesleyan Conference of Eastern British America, and the Canada Con-
ference of the Methodist New Connexion Church, after some months of nego-
tiation, organized themselves into one united hody under the name and style
of the " Methodist Church op 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.

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.

22 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 of 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-
nexienal Funds.

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

BOOK II

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. 2.3

Section II. — Methodist Periodicals.

1. " The Christian Guardian."

Its Jubilee Editorial and Song.
Its List of Editors, 1829 to 1880.

2. " The WeSleyan."

List of Editors.

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 IV. — 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.

24 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 "Missions, 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 ol 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.

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 the 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

JErtfaMst %iar0pai fcrdj in Canada,

1790 to 1832 ;

AND THE

WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH IN CANADA,

1833 to 1874.

RECORD

OF THE

€imhxma% Ijdb in Canaira

Fbom 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.

1

1824

2

1825

3

1826

4

1827

5

1828

6

1829

7

1830

8

1831

9

1832

Where held.

Hallowell ..

Saltfleet

Hamilton (Township)..
Hamilton (City) . .
Earnestown. .

Ancaster

Kingston and Belleville
York. (Toronto)
Hallowell '. ...

Presiding Officer.

Bishops George and Hedding. . .

Bishop Hedding .

Bishop George . .

Bishop Hedding .

Bishop Hedding ....

William Case, Genl. Supt. pro tern .

William Case, ii n

William Case, n n

William Case, n u

Secretary.

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 —

30

WESLEYAN CONFERENCES.

II.

WESLEYAN METHODIST CONFERENCES.
1833 to 1874.

No. of !
Conf.

Year.

Where held.

President.

Co-Delegate.

Secretary.

10
11

1833

York (Toronto)
Kingston .

Egerton Ryerson.

1834

Edmund Grindrod ....

James Richardson.

12

1835

Hamilton

William Lord .

Egerton Ryerson.

13

1836

Belleville

William Lord .

William Case.

14

1837

Toronto

Wm. M. Harvard

Egerton Ryerson.

15

1838

Kingston .

Wm. M. Harvard

Egerton Ryerson.

16

1839

Hamilton . .

Joseph Stinson . ...

Egerton Ryerson.

17

1840

Belleville . .

Joseph Stinson .

Egerton Ryerson.

18
19

1840

Toronto

John C. Davidson.

1841

Toronto .

William Ryerson

Anson Green.

20

1842

Picton

Anson Green

Thomas Bevitt.

21

1843

Hamilton ...

John Byerson.

. . . ■ • . •

Alex. McNab.

22

1844 'Brockville . .

Richard Jones

Henry Wilkinson.

23

1845 St. Catharines

Henry Wilkinson. , , .

Thomas Bevitt.

24

1846 Kingston

Thomas Bevitt ...

Hamilton Biggar.

25

1847 iToronto

Robert Alder, D.D.. .

Matthew Richey, M.A.

James Musgrove.

26

1848 iBelleville.

James Dixon, D.D.. . .

Matthew Richey, D.D.

George R. Sanderson.

27

1849 | Hamilton. . . .

Matthew Richey, D.D.

John Ryerson .

Conrad Vandusen.

28

1850

Brockville .

Matthew Richey, D.D.

John Ryerson ...

Asahel Hurlburt.

29

1851

Toronto

Enoch Wood.

John Ryerson .

James Musgrove.

30

1852

Kingston .

Enoch Wood. . . .

John Ryerson .

George R. Sanderson.

31

1853

Hamilton

Enoch Wood. .

John Ryerson . ...

Wellington Jeffers.

32

1854

Belleville

Enoch Wood. . .

John Ryerson

Isaac B. Howard.

33

1855

London .

Enoch Wood

John Ryerson .

Samuel D. Rice.

34

1856

Brockville .

Enoch Wood

John Ryerson .

James Elliott.

35

1857

Toronto ...

Enoch Wood

John Ryerson .

James Spencer.

36

1858

Montreal

Joseph Stinson, D.D. .

John Douse

John Borland.

37

1859

Hamilton. . .

Joseph Stinson, D.D .

John Douse .

Ephr. B. Harper.

38

1860

Kingston

Joseph Stinson, D. D . .

Richard Jones . .

Kennedy Creighton.

39

1861

Brantford

Joseph Stinson, D.D .

Henry Wilkinson. .

John Gemley.

40

1862

Belleville. . .

Enoch Wood, D.D. .

James Musgrove .

William Scott.

41

1863

Quebec

Anson Green, D.D. . .

John Carroll . ...

James Spencer, M.A.

42

1864

Toronto.

W. L. Thornton, M.A.

Samuel D. Rice ....

William Pollard.

43

1865

London

Richard Jones

Asahel Hurlburt..

John Hunt.

44

1866

Montreal

George Scott, D.D.

Wei. Jeffers, D.D.

George Young.

45

1867

Hamilton

James Elliott

Samuel Rose

James Gray.

46

1868

Kingston .

W. M. Punshon, M.A.

Lachlin Taylor, D.D.

Charles Lavell, M.A.

47

1869

Toronto

W M. Punshon, M.A.

George Douglas, LL.D.

Charles Lavell, M.A.

48

1870

Toronto .

W M. Punshon, M.A.

Ephraim Evans, D.D .

Alex. Sutherland.

49

1871

Belleville

W. M. Punshon, M.A.

George R. Sanderson . .

Alex. Sutherland.

50

1872

Montreal . . . .

W M. Punshon, M.A.

John Borland

William Scott.

51

1873 London

Samuel D. Rice, D.D. .

Ephr. B. Harper, M.A.

E. B. Ryckman.M.A.

52

1874

Hamilton ...

Samuel D. Rice, D.D. .

John A. Williams

E. B. Ryckman,M.A.

NUMBER OF MINISTERS AND MEMBERS.

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

1791 to 1874.

1.— METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
1. NEW YOEK AND GENESEE CONFERENCES.— Statistics of their Canadian Work.-

1791 to 1823

Year.

Ministers.

Members.

Increase.

Year.

Ministers.

Members.

Increase.

1791. : .

1

1808.

19

2,360

110

1792.

1

165

165

1809.

19

2,540

180

1793.

2

345

180

1810.

20

3,177

637

1794.

3

332

1811.

21

3,237

60

1795.

4

418

86

1812.

21

3,293

56

1796.

4

474

56

1813.

) No report, owing to the war be-

1797

4

795

321

1814..

\ tween Great Britain and the U. S.

1798.

4

809

14

1815..

16

1,785

1799.

5

866

57

1816..

18

2,670

885

1800.

6

936

70

1817 ...

20

3,107

437

1801.

10

1,159

223

1818. ..

26

4,731

1,524

1802. . ..

10

1,502

343

1819.

27

5,232

501

1803.

10

1,700

198

1820.

27

5,470

138

1804.

10

1,750

50

1821.

27

5,188

1805.

10

1,787

37

1822.

28

5,222

34

1806.

16

2,085

298

1823..

29

5,315

93

1807

17

2,250

165

2. CANADA CONFERENCES.
1824 to 1828.

Year.

1824
1825
1826
1827
1828

Ministers.

Members.

Effective

Super'd.

Super 'y.

Total.

Indians.

Whites.

Total.

Increase.

31

5

36

56

6,094

6,150

835

34

6

40

104

6,771

6,875

725

33

6

39

250

7,251

7,501

526

39

5

44

572

8,073

8,645

1,084

49

7

56

915

8,763

9,678

1,033

II.— METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH IN CANADA.

1829 to 1832.

Year.

Ministers.

Members.

Effective

Super'd.

Super'y.

Total.

Indians.

Whites.

Total.

Increase.

1829
1830
1831
1832 .. .

50
57
56
65

3

5
9

8

1

54
62
65
73

1,052
1,153
1,233
1,090

9,179
10,195
11,330
13,909

10,231
11,348
12,563
14,999

553
1,117
1,215
2,436

32

NUMBER OF MINISTERS AND MEMBERS.

III.— THE WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH.
1833 to 1874.

Ministers.

Members.

y

'

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

)ni ■ (

15,328

15,328

1839

97

13

110

(^ CJ \

15,190

15,190

»• • •

1840

102

12

114

('3""^ )

16,354

16,354

1,164

1841

99

8

3

110

) a B

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.

33

TABULAR STATEMENT

OF THE

OOIN'IlSrEIXIOIN'.A.L FTJ^TIDS

OF

®bt mtih^m Mttboiti&t dknttb,

1833 to 1874.

Year.

Church Relief

Contingent

Educational

Superannuated

Fund.

Fund.

Fund.

Min. Fund.

| cts.

$ cts.

$ cts.

$ cts.

1833. ....

$562 88

$1,430 88

1834

432 35

432 35

1835

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

1844

1,135 70

1,650 96

1845

1,254 16

1,660 85

1846.

1,598 37

1,791 99

1847

345 62

1,821 34

1,518 13

1848. ..

552 54

4,392 40

1,788 42

1849....

630 65

4,705 65

2,023 93

1850 • ■ ••

812 32

4,825 43

2,199 42

1851.. ....

855 23

5,288 04

2,437 07

1852. ..

954 50

5,187 78

2,435 46

1853.

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

1,252 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

OF

MINISTERS & PROBATIONERS FOR THE MINISTRY

WHO LABOTJKED IN CONNECTION WITH THE

JItriljtfMst (Kpisrnpal Cljurdj in Cattaira,

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.
5 Losee, William.

1791.

4 Coleman, James

1793.

5 Woolsey, Elijah ....

6 Wooster, Hezekiah C. .

1794.

7 Brumley, Daniel

8 Coate, Samuel . .

9 Robinson, John . .

1795.

10 Coate, Michael.

11 Jewell, Joseph

12 Keeler, Sylvanus

1796.
1?) Vannest, Peter. .

1797.
1 4 Sawyer, Joseph

.loc.

.loc.

tj. s.

. .D.

TJ. s.
.LOC.

.loc.

.V. s.
.V. s.
.LOC.

. V. s.

.LOC.

1800

1793

1800

1796
1798

1816
1810
1804

1799
1803
1807

1804

1810

1799.

15 Chichester, Elijah tj. s.

16 Herron, James . . . .u. s.

1800.

17 Anson, William rj. s.

18 Merwin, Samuel tj. s.

19 Morris, Caleb ... tj. s.

20 Pickett, Daniel . . . loc

21 Ryan, Henry . . . loc.

1801.

22 Aikens, James . rj. s.

23 Bangs, Nathan v. s.

24 Clark, Laban rj. s.

25 Crowell, Seth tj. s.

26 Draper, Samuel v. s.

27 Ruter, Martin ... . u. s.

1802.

28 Howe, Samuel ... u. s.

29 Madden, Thomas '

30 Tompkins, Nehemiah U. .tj. s.

1803.

31 Bishop, Luther ... . . . u. s.

32 Cochran, Samuel . . u. s.

33 Harris, Reuben tj. s.

34 Pearce, Gershom. . tj. s.

1805.

35 Burch, Thomas . . . . . . tj. s

36 Case, William

1804
1801

1806
1804
1802
1809
1827

1802
1808
1804
1803
1802
1805

1805
1803

1808
1809
1807
1808

1815

MINISTERS AND PROBATIONERS.

35

1805. — ( Continued. )

37 Perry, Robert. .loc

38 Prindel, Andrew

39 Samson, Joseph. u. s.

40 Scull, Joseph u. s.

41 Walker, Levi loc.

1806.

42 Ayer, Philip . .

43 Mitchell, James

44 McCracken, George.

45 Snyder, William . .

46 Sykes, Oliver

1807.

47 Holmes, Ninian . .

48 Hulbert, Cephas. . . .

49 Lockwood, Joseph —

50 Pattie, Elias

51 Smith, Isaac B.

52 Snow, William.. .

53 Sornborger, Stephen.

54 Virgin, Charles. . .

1808.

55 Freeman, Daniel. . .

56 Hibbard, Robert. . .

57 Lambert, Chandly. . .

58 Reynolds, John . .

59 Rhodes, John

60 Whiting, Lansford . .

.tr. s.
.u. s.

.LOC.
.LOC.

.u. s.

.LOC.
.LOC.
.LOC.
.U. S.
.LOC.

.u. s.

.EX.

.tr. s.

.LOC.
. .D.
.V. s.
.LOC.

U. s.

v. a.

1809.

61 Densmore, Geo. W u. s.

62 Smith, Bela . .v. s.

63 Streeter, Elisha.. .. .v. s.

1810.

64 Bennett, Leonard — .. .u. s.
66 Cooper, Edward. loc.

66 Covenhoven, Peter loc.

67 Dennett, Joseph u. s.

68 Garlick, Heman. U.S.

69 Gatchell, Joseph

70 Minor, Timothy .u. s.

71 Sabin, Benjamin U.S.

1811.

72 Addoms, John T v. a.

73 Burdock, Enoch loc.

74 Hopkins, Silas. ..loc.

75 Lewis, John . .. .. ..loc.

76 Luckey, Samuel u. s.

1812.

77 Evarts, Renaldo M . TJ. s.

78 Hickox, Joseph loc.

79 Ross, William U.S.

1813.

80 Chamberlain, Israel . u. s.

81 Culp, David loc.

82 Hamilton, John. . . . . u. s.

83 Jones, Peter

84 Reeder, Nathaniel. . . . .u. s.

85 Warren, Elijah. . . . .loc.

86 Youmans, David

1811

1812
1812
1808

1807
1815
1810
1809
1809

1814
1810
1811
1811
1829
1810
1812
1807

1811
1812
1810
1813
1816
1810

1812
1811
1810

1813
1814
1813
1812
1811

1812
1817

1814
1813
1813
1817
1813

1820
1820
1813

1818
1825
1817

1819
1818

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 Covell, 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

.u.

s.

.u.

s.

.u.

s.

.u.

s.

.u.

s.

.u. s.

u.

s.

1819

u.

s.

1817

u.

s.

1821

u.

s.

1817

u.

s.

1818

u.

s.

1821

u.

s.

1820

1822

1818

u.

s.

1819

u.

s.

1825

.u.

s.

1828

.EX.

1829

. . D.

1822

U. S.

1822

. .D.

1819

.LOC.

1819

.LOC.

1820

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 Boardman, Elijah. ..

125 Demorest, Thomas.. ..

126 Metcalf, Franklin

127 Smith, Kenneth McK.

128 Spore, David C

1820.

129 Crandell, Phineas. ..

130 Healy, Ezra

131 Ryerson, John

132 Smith, Philander.

133 Williams, Win. H. ..

1821.

134 Ryerson, William .

135 Waldron, Solomon.

136 Wright, David. . . ,

.u. s.
.u. s.
.u. s.

.LOC.

.LOC.
.U. S.
.U. S.

u. s.

.LOC.

.LOC.

u. s.

1819
1818
1819

1818
1817

1816

1821
1823
1821
1822
1819
1820
1820

1821
1827

1826
1822

1821

36

METHODIST EPISCOPAL CONFERENCE.

1822.

137 Attwood, Joseph.. .

138 Castle, Joseph..

139 Corson, Robert

140 Irvine, Alex. .

141 Parker, John

142 Slater, "William.

143 Wood, Charles

1823.

.u. s.

.IT. S.

u, s.

. .D.

144 Griffis, William

145 Hey land, 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 . loc.

160 Poole, George

1826.

161 Allison, Cyrus R. . .

162 Beatty, John

163 Farr, George ..

164 Phelps, Richard .

165 Whiting, Matthew

1827.

166 Adams, Alvah ..

167 Attwood, John S. .

LOC.

1825
1824

1824
1829

1831

1827

1826

1829

1827. — (Confirmed.)

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

181 Currie, James

182 Miller, Gilbert.

183 Patrick, William.

184 Van Dusen, Conrad

1830

185 Bailey, John

186 Brock, James.

187 Church, Levius S

188 Dean,, Horace . . .

189 Evans, James . . .

1831

190 Baxter, John.

191 Musgrove, James. .

192 Ryerson, Edwy M.

193 Shepherd, Edmund.

194 Warner, Lewis . .

195 Wilkinson, Henry

1832.

196 Holtby, Matthias .

197 McNab, Alexander

198 Sunday, John

.LOC.

1831

1831

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

JEtfljnMst (Bpiarnpal (EHjurrlj in (Kana&a,

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 of
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.

ADAMS, ALVAH.

1827 c.

28 R. on t.
29

30 OE. D

31

32 . .

33 ..

Matilda.

Mississippi.

Perth.

Bonchire.

By town.

Bytown.

Sec Wes. Conf.

ADAMS, EZRA.

1814 c.

15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
to
29
30
31
32
33

r. on t .

OR. D .

P. ELD .

Ancaster and

Long Point.
Bay of Quinte.
Bay of Quinte.
Hallowell.
Ottawa.
Ottawa.
Thames.
Thames.
Niagara.
Niagara.

Located.

Yonge Street.
London District.
See Wes. Conf.

ADAMS, ZENAS.

r. on t. . New Haven, L'.S.
. . New Haven, U.S.
or. D . Danville.
. . Danville.
or. E . . . Stan stead and

St. Francis.
Unity, Vt.

> . . Superannuated.

Salisbury.

Salisbury.

Salisbury.
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.

ADDOMS

11

c.

12

R.

on t . .

13

OE

D.

14

15

JOHN T.

Y.

Malone, N.

Dunham.

Dunham.

N.Y. Conference.

Located.

AIKENS, JAMES.
1801 R. wit Oswegotchie.

2!

to (•
22 )

United States.

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

Matchedash.

31 Rideau.

32 . . Agent Upper

Canada Acad.

33 See Wes. Conf.

ANSON, WILLIAM.

1800 R. onT.
1

2 OR. D.

3
4

Bay of Quinte.
Oswegotchie.
Grand Isle.
Vergennes.
Home District.

38

MINISTERS AND PROBATIONERS.

1805 or. E.... Pittsfleld.

to > . . United States.

22 )

23 )

to [ Sup'd Troy Con-

48 ) ference.

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

ARMSTRONG, JOHN.

1828 c. . . Niagara.

29 R. out.. Toronto T'p.

30 . . Dumfries.

31 . . . . Long Point.

1832 . . . . Nelson.

33 See Wesleyan

Conference.

ARNOLD, JOHN.

1815 R. omt.. St. Lawrence.
16

to J- ... United States.
31
32

to } sup'd. Oneida, U.S.
65

ATTWOOD, JOHN S.

1827 E.wiT.. Belleville.

28 Belleville.

29 R. F. c. Lake Simcoe.

1830 ok. d... Ancaster.

31 -.....: Dumfries.

32 Dumfries.

33 See Wes. Conf.

ATTWOOD, JOSEPH.
1822 R. on t. United States.

23 .....

24 OR. D...

Smith's Creek.
Yonge Street and
York..

25 Rem. to U. S.

Located 1836.

AYER, PHILIP.

1806 r. onT. Stanstead.
7 . . . Rem. to U. S.
Located 1836. •

B.

BAILEY, JOHN.

BARLOW, WILLIAM.

1830

r. on t . London.

1814 E.OHT. Genesee Conf.

31

London.

15 . . Genesee Conf.

32

Oxford.

16 or. d.. Genesee Conf.

33

... See Wes.

Conf.

17 . Montreal.

18 Returned toU. S

Withdrew 1821.

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.

, I or. D. ) Thames, 3 mo.

( or. e. ) Niagara, 9 mo.

5 . . Oswegotchie.

» { Quebec, 3 mo.

( 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.

BAXTER, JOHN.
1831 c. Westminster.

32 R.onT.. Hallowell.

33 . . . . See Wes. Conf.

BEATTY, JOHN.

1826 c

Yonge Street.

27 c. . .

. Yonge Street.

28 R. 071 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 c. . .

Ostego, N.Y.

18 R. 071 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, THOM4.S.

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. 071 T.

Cavan and

Rice Lake

29

Hallowell.

30 OR D. . .

. Whitby.

31 .. ..

London.

32 .. ..

Westmister.

33

See Wes. Conf.

BISHOP, LUTHER.

1803 R. on t. Oswegotchie.

4 Niagara and

Long Point.

5_ or. B. Long Point.

6 . . . . Smith's Creek.

7 or. e. , Bay Quinte.

8 )

to > . . United States.

13 )

14 . . Located.

METHODIST EPISCOPAL CONFERENCE.

39

BISSELL, GEORGE.

1824

R.

on t.

Ottawa.

25

Rice Lake.

26

OR

D.

Hull.

27

Rideau.

28
29
30
31
32

OR

E.. .

Augusta.
Bay Quinte.
Bay Quinte.
Yonge Street.
Toronto and

Credit

33

See Wes. Conf.

BLACK, JOHN.

1824

0.

Cornwall.

25
26

27

R.
OR.

on t.

D.. .

Cobourg.
Cobourg.
Toronto T'p.

28

Perth.

•29
30

OR

E.. .

Mississippi.
Cornwall.

31

32

Augusta.
Ottawa.

33

See Wes. Conf.

BOARDMAN, ELIJAH.

1819 r. on t. Smith's Creek.

20 Cornwall.

21 ... Rem. to U. S.
Expelled 1833.

BO WEN, ELI AS, D.D.
1814

to

17
1818

19

to

56

57

to !> sup'd

Genesee Conf.
Montreal.
United States.

69

Oneida Conf.

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.

BREAKENRIDGE, DAVID.
1824 r. on t. Smith's Creek.

25 Cobourg.

26 . . Belleville.

27 Located.

BROCK, JAMES.
1830 c. Rideau.

31 R. on T. Bonchire.

32 Mississippi.

33 See Wes. Conf.

BROWN,

1815 R. on t.
16

17 OR. D.
18

19

20
to
28
29
30

WILLIAM.

Niagara.
Montreal.
Cornwall.
Retired — ill

health.
In charge of a
Circuit.

sup'y Rideau.

p. ELD.
p. eld.

31 sup'y.

32 sup'y.
33

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

BRUMLEY, DANIEL.

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

95 . . Greenwich, U. S.

96 or. d.. Pomfret.

97 . . Granville.

1798
99
to

1814
15
16

OR. E. Needham.

. New England.

Montreal.
. . Rem. to U. S.

1811
12
13

BURDOCK, ENOCH.

r. on t. Long Point.
Long Point.
Located.

BURCH, THOMAS.

05 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 }

United States.

34 j

35 )

to > sup'd .

New York Conf.

49

Died August 22nd, 1849, aged
71 years.

BYAM, JOHN WESLEY.

1816 r. on t.
17

18 ..

Ontario, N. Y.

Niagara.

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 > . . United States.

20 Dunham, C. E.

21 . ., . United States.
Located 1844.

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

CARROLL, JOHN.

Toronto Tp. four

months.
Belleville.
Cobourg.
Perth.

Perth. [town.
Ottawa and By-
See Wes. Conf.

1827 c

28 c. ..

29 r. on t .
30

31 R. F. C.

32

33 ..

CASE,

WILLIAM.

05 R. on t .
6

7 OR. D.

8 OR. E..

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

9

Detroit.

10 P. E. . .

11 P. E. .

12 P. E. .

Cayuga Dist. U. S.
Cayuga Dist. U. S.
Oneida Dist.

13 P. E. .

Oneida Dist.

14 P. E. . .

15 P. E. .

. Chenango Dist.
Upper Canada
District.

16)

to > P. E. . .

Lower Canada

19 \

District

20 )

to > P. E .

23)

Upper Canada
District

to > P. E .

Bay Quinte Dist

27)

28 )

( Sup't. Ind. Mis

29 )

' ( and Schools.

30 )

to \

Grape Island,

32 )

General Supt

33

See Wes. Conf.

CASTLE,. JOSEPH, D.D.

1822 c Hallowell.

Augusta.

23 R. on t.

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 the Penn-
sylvania College of Medicine, and
the same year received the de-
gree of Doctor in Divinity from
Dickinson College. From 1863
to 1871 he was a Presiding Elder.
In 1875 he was Superannuated.

CHAMBERLAIN, ISRAEL,
D.D.

1813

14
15
16
17
18
to
35
36
37
38
39
to
■ 74

k. on t Northumber-
land, U.S.
United States.
or. D. . . St. Lawrence.
. . United States.

or. E. . . Belleville.

. . Genesee Conf.

Editor N. C. Ad-
vocate.

sup'd Genesee Conf.

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

CHAMBERLAIN, WYATT.

on t.

United States.
United States.
St. Lawrence.
Hallowell.
Augusta.
United States.
United States.
Augusta.
Bay Quinte.
Bay Quinte.
Augusta.
Augusta.
Cornwall.
Hallowell.

sup'd Rideau.

CLARE, LAB AN, D.D.

1801 R. on t. Fletcher, U.S.

2 .. .. Plattsbvrg, U.S.

3 or. d.. St. John's and

Sorel.
4

to |
50
51
to \ sup'd .

United States.

United States.

Died Nov. 28th, 1868, aged 91
years.

COATE, MICHAEL.

1795 r. out. 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 A1V-C--KTV

96 OR. D..

97

98 OR. E..

99

1800

1

2

4 p. E

5 P. E.
6

7

8 p. e. .

9 P. E.

10 ...

Albany, N.Y.
Bay Quinte.
Bay Quinte.
Oswegotchie.
Bay Quinte.
Burlington, N.J.
Burlington, N.J.
Philadelphia.
Baltimore.
Canada District.
Canada District.
Montreal.
Quebec.
Lower Canada

District.
Lower Canada

District.
Located.

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 E.i»T. Ottawa.
31 Dropped.

COCHRAN, SAMUEL.

1803 c. . .

4 E.OTT.

5

6 OR. D

7

8 OR. E..
9

41 sup'd. .

Fletcher, U.S.
Grand Isle.
Vergennes.
Litchfield.
St. Lawrence.
Quebec.
United States.
New York Conf.

Died May, 1845, aged •

COLEMAN, JAMES.

1791 R. on t. Redstone, U.S.

92 Litchfield.

93 or. D... Fairfield.

94 Oswegotchie.

95 OR. e.... Oswegotchie.

1796 ..

97 ..

98

99 ..
1800

23 sup'd.

Niagara.
Niagara.
Niagara.
Niagara.
Vermont, U.S.
New York Conf.

Died February 5th, 1845, aged
77 years.

COOPER, EDWARD.

1810 R.o»T. St. Lawrence.

11 Bay Quinte.

12 or. d.. Augusta.

13 . . Augusta.

14 . . Located.

CORSON, ROBERT.

1822 c. Westminster.

23 R. oni. London.

24 Dumfries.

25 OR. D. . . Dumfries.

26 Westminster.

27 OR. E.. Long Point.

28 .. Whitby and

Scugog.

29 Whitby.

30 . . Toronto Tp.

31 . . Toronto Tp.

32 . . Yonge Street.

33 -See Wes. Conf.

COVELL, JAMES.

1816 r. onr. 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. oni. Bay Quinte.

11 . . . . Niagara.

12 or. D. . . Ancaster and

Long Point.

13 Located.

CRANDELL, PHINEAS.

1820 r. on t Stanstead.

21 Rem. to U. S.

53 )

to > sup'd New England

75 ] Conference.

CROWELL, SETH.

1801 R. om. Niagara.

2 . . Oswegotchie and

Ottawa.

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

Died July 6th, 1826, aged 45
years.

METHODIST EPISCOPAL CONFERENCE.

41

CULP, DAVID.

1813 C. . . Ancaster and

Long Point.

14 C. . . Ancaster and

Long Point.

15 r. <MiT. Bay Quinte.

16 Ancaster.

17 or. d. Yonge Street.

18 .. .. York.

19 Genesee Conf.

20 . . Genesee Conf.

21 Yonge Street.

22

Long Point and

Ancaster

23 ..

. . . Ancaster.

24

Ancaster.

25

Located.

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

CURRIE, JAMES.

1829 c.

. Albion.

30 e. on t .

Yellowhead and

Matchedash

31

Lake Simcoe.

32

. Cavan and

Hallowell

33

See Wes. Conf.

D.

DAVIDSON, JOHN C.

1827 E. out. Hallowell.

28 Kingston.

29 R. f. c Brockville.

30 or. D. . . Bytown.

31 . . Bytown.

32 Cobourg.

33 See Wes. Conf.

DAVIS, ALPHEUS.

1815 c. Cayuga, N. Y.

16 r. om. 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 e. on t . Westminster.

32 Thames.

33 . . . . See Wes. Conf.

DEMOREST, THOMAS.

1819 E. om. 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. out. St. Lawrence.

17 . . . . United States.
Died November 28th, 1863,

aged 70 years.

DENNETT, JOSEPH.

1810 e. onr. Barnard, U. S.

11 Stanstead.

12 . . Ret. to U. S.
Located 1814.

DENSMORE, GEO. WASH-
INGTON.

1809 e. otot. Cayuga, U. S.

10 Ontario, U S.

11 or. d. Long Point.

12 . . Detroit, U. S.
Located 1836.

DIXON, TRUEMAN.

1818 R. out. Detroit.

19 . . Detroit.

20 or. D. . . Montreal and

Ottawa.

21 . . Ret. to U. S.

Located 1825.

DRAPER, SAMUEL.

1801 e. onr. Upper Canada.

2 United States.

Died in 1824, aged 46 years.

DUNHAM, DARIUS.

1788 E. out 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 Oswegotchie.
1800 Located.

Died in 1825 or 1826.

E.

EVANS, EPHRAIM.

1827 o. . . Kingston.

28 R. on T . Cobourg.

29 Kingston.

30 or d . Niagara.

31 . . Stamford.

32 . . Stamford.

33 . . See Wes. Conf.

EVANS, JAMES.
1830 r. on t. Rice Lake.

31 . . Credit.

32 oe. D. Ancaster.

33 . . See Wes. Conf.

EVERTS, RENALDO M.
1812 r. imT. . Caledonia, U. S.
13 .. Bloomfield, U. S.

1814 or. d. Wyalusing.

15 Northumberland

16 or. eld. Lycoming.

17 Bald Eagle.

18 Ottawa.

19 . . Augusta.

20 Ret. to U. S.

Died July 20th, 1865, aged 77
years.

42

MINISTERS AND PROBATIONERS.

F.

FARR, GEORGE.

1826 R. out. Ottawa.

27 .... Perth.

28 oe. D. Bonehire.

29 Located.

FERGUSON, GEORGE.

1816 E. oni. Ottawa.

17 . . Niagara.

18 oe. D. Niagara.

19 Ancaster.

20 oe. eld.. Ancaster.

21 . . Westminster.

22 . . . . Long Point.

1823 .. ..

Westminster.

24

Westminster.

25 ..

Thames.

26

27 ....

. Amherstburg.
Thames.

28

Hallowell.

29

Hallowell.

30
31
32 ..

Bay Qninte.
Bay Quinte.
Waterloo.

33

See Wes. Conf

FLINT,

CALVIN M.

1818 E. OTIT

St. Lawrence.

19

Augusta.

1820 oe. D. Rideau.

21 Belleville.

22 oe. eld.. Hallowell.

23 . . Ret. to U. S.
Located 1829.

FREEMAN, DANIEL.

1808 E. OUT.
9

10 OE. D.
11

Asbury, U. S.
Asbury, U. S.
Ancaster.
Located.

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

a

GARLICK, HEMAN.

New York Conf.

1810 e. om. Dunham.

to \

14)

15 Located.

Died in 1857.

GATCHELL, JOSEPH.

1810 E. OUT.

. Niagara.

11

Smith's Creek.

12 OE. D. .

. Yonge Street.

13)

to)

Located.

24 )

25

. Ancaster.

26 ..

. Ancaster.

27 ..

. Lyon's Creek.

28

. Niagara.

29 . .

. Long Point.

30

Long Point.

1831
to
32
33

sup'd. Long Point.

See Wes. Conf.

GOODWIN, TIMOTHY.

1815 e. out. Chazy, N. Y.

16 Chazy, N. Y.

17 or. d. Georgia.

18 . . . . St. Lawrence.

19 . . St. Lawrence.

20 qe. e Augusta.

21 . Ret. to U. S.

22 1

to > United States.

27)

28 . . Located.

Died March 30th, 1854, aged
62 years.

GREEN, ANSON.
1824 c. . . Smith's Creek.

25 r. onr. Hallowell.

1826

27 OE. D.

28
29

Ancaster.
Ancaster.
Fort George.
Fort George.

30 or. e. Brockville.

31 . . Brockville.

32 p. eld Augusta District.

33 See Wes. Conf.

GRIFFIS, WILLIAM.

1823 r. out. Thames.

24 . . St. Clair.

25 or. d. Niagara.

26 Niagara.

27 or. e. . . Long Point.

28 . . Long Point.

29 . . . . Dumfries and

Grand River.

30 . . Ancaster.

31 . . Ancaster.

32 London.

33 ... See Wes. Conf.

H.

HAMILTON, JOHN.

1813 E. o»t.. Lyons, U. S.
14

15 or. d

16 . . Westmnstr, Ont.

17 . . . Ret. to U. S.

Located 1820.

HARRIS, REUBEN.

1803 r. onr.. Niagara and

Long Point.

4 . . Bay Quinte.

5 oe. 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 E. omt. Danville.

19 . . Stanstead.

20 or. d. Barrie.

21 . Ret. to U. S.

Located 1828.

HEALY, EZRA.

1820 c. Decalb, N. Y.

21 e. onr. 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.

METHODIST EPISCOPAL CONFERENCE.

43

HERRON, JAMES.

1815

Detroit, U.S.

1831 sup'd Troy Conf.

1799 R. Ott T.

Chester, U. S.

16

Detroit, U.S.

Died Feb. 16th, 1858, aged 78

1800 .. ..

Oswegotchie.

17

Ancaster, C.W.

years.

1

Rem. to U. S.

18

Ancaster, C.W.

Located 1814.

19

20

Thames, C.W
Located.

HULBERT, CEPHAS.

1807 R. onT. Oswegotchie.

HEYLAND. ROWLEY.

8 . . Bay Quinte.

1823 c

Home District.

HOLMES, NINIAN.

9 Smith's Creek.

10 .... Located.

24 R. on T.

Home District.

1807

R. on T.

Niagara.

25

Long Point.

8

Bay Quinte.

26
27

Long Point.
Niagara and

9
10

OR. D.

Augusta.
Detroit.

HUNTINGDON, SIMON.

Fort George.

11

OR. ELD.

Detroit.

1828 c . . Yonge Street.

28 OR. E.

Bay Quinte.

12

Niagara.

29 R. onT.. Yonge Street.

29 ....

Bay Quinte.

13

Niagara.

30 Westminster.

30

Hallowell.

14

Located.

31 R. f. c. Mississippi.

31

Cobourg.

Died May 5th, 1829, aged 44

32 . . Bonchire.

32

Hallowell.

years.

33 . . See Wes. Conf.

33 ....

See Wes. Conf.

HOLTP.Y.

MATTHIAS.

^ _ 7

HURLBURT, ASAHEL.

HIBBARD, ROBERT.

1832
33

R. on T.

Toronto Circuit.
See Wes. Conf.

1828 R. out. Brockville.

1808 c.

Ulster, U.S.

29 . . Westminster.

9 r. on t .

Granville, U.S.

30 OR. d. Long Point.

10 OR. D.

St. Francis

HOPKINS, SILAS.

31 ... Thames.

River, C. E.

1811

R. on T .

Detroit.

32 Rideau.

11

St. Francis

12

Augusta.

33 . . . . See Wes. Conf.

12 OR. ELD

River, C. E.
Ottawa.

13

Located.

Drowned,

Oct. 12th, 1812,

HUSTON, JOHN H.

while crossing
near Montreal.

the St. Lawrence,

HOWE,

SAMUEL.

1827 R. onT. London.

1802

R. on T.

Philadelphia

Conference.

28 Thames.

29 Richmond.

HICKOX, JOSEPH.

3

Niagara andLong

30 or. d. Richmond.

1812 r. onT.

Shamokin, U.S.

Point.

31 . . . . Albion.

13

Canaan, U.S.

4

OR. D.

Ottawa.

32 Albion.

14

Canaan, U.S.

5

United States.

33 . . See Wes. Conf.

I. & J.

IRVINE, ALEXANDER.

1822 )

to > Genesee Conf.

28 )

29 Located.

30 c

31 R. CAN.c. Bay Quinte.
32 York.

33 See Wes. Conf.

JACKSON, JAMES.

1817 e.o)it.. 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 . . Westminster.

28 )

29 ExDelled.

JEFFERS, ROBERT.
1818 r. om. Augusta.

19 Augusta.

20 . . Bay Quinte.

21 Bay Quinte.

22 .... Located.

JEWELL, JOSEPH.

1795

R.

on T.

Dover, U. S.

96

Somerset, U. S.

97

OR. D. . .

Dorchester, U. S

98

Maryland, U.S.
Canada District.

99

P.

ELD . .

1800
1

P.
P.

ELD
ELD . .

Oswegotchie.
Upper Canada
District

2

P.

ELD.

Upper Canada
District

3

Rem. to U. S.

Located 1810.

JONES

, PETER.

1813

R.

onT .

Broom, U. S.

14

Lycoming. U. S.

1815 or. d.. Bald Eagle, U.S.

16 . . Augusta.

17 . . Ottawa.

18 . . Litchfield, U. S.

19 ... Meslem, U. S.

20 Ridgeway, U. S.

21)

to > sup'd. Canada.

32 )

33 See Wes. Conf.

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

1825 c. Visiting Mis'y.

26 o. . . Visiting Mis'y.

27 R. on 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.

1832

Cobourg.

1819

Ancaster, C.W.

33 . .

See Wes. Conf.

20 OK. E..

Malone, N.Y.

1825 c.

Augusta.

21 .

Rideau, C.W

26 c.

27 R. on t.

Augusta.
Perth.

JONES,

WILLIAM.

22)
to \

United States.

28 .

Richmond.

1816 k. on t

New Amster-

37

29 OB. D. .

Augusta.

dam, U.S.

38

30

Kingston.

17

. Caledonia, U.S.

to '

► stjp'y

East Genesee

31 ...

Belleville.

18 OK. D.. .

. Thames, C.W.

61

Conference.

K & L.

KEELER, SYLVANUS.

1795 K. on T. Bay Quinte.

96 )

to > Located.

99)

1800 R. on t. Bay Quinte.

1 ok. d.. Bay Qninte.

2 . . Oswegotchie and

Ottawa.

3 . . Niagara and

Long Point.

4 . . Bay Quinte.

5 . . Oswegotchie.

6 . . . . St. Lawrence.

7 .... Located.
Died in 1825.

LAMBERT, CttANDLY.

1808 R.wiT.. St. Lawrence.
9 . . Bay Quinte.

10 ... Rem. to U. S.

38 stjp'd. . . Black River

Conference.

Died March 16th, 1845, aged
64 years.

LEWIS, JOHN.

1811 R. on T.
12 .

Henderson, N.Y.
Ashurnham, »

13

14

15

Stanstead.

16

17

Located

LOCKWOOD, JOSEPH.

1807 R. on t
8

Long Island, U.S
Middletown, n

9 or. d..
10 ..
11

Bay Quinte.
Yonge Street.
Located.

LOSEE,

WILLIAM.

1789 e. onT.
90

Lake Champlain
Canada.

91 or. d..
92

Kingston.
Oswegotchie.

93

Located.

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

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.

Ottawa.

St. Francis River.

New York and
Genesee Conf.

1811 E. OUT.

12

13

to

69 .

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.

1814

Brandon, N.Y.

1818 R. on t.

Stanstead and

15

Augusta.

/

St. Francis.

16

Bay Quinte and

19

Located.

Kingston

17

Bay Quinte.

~5

18

Hallowell.

MADDEN. THOMAS.

19

Hallowell.

20

Belleville.

1802 R. om.

Long Point.

21

Smith's Greek.

3

Bay Quinte and

22

Augusta.

Home Dist.

23

Augusta.

4 OR. D.&E

Oswegotchie.

24)

5 . .

■ Smith's Creek.

25 ^p.!E.

Niagara District

6

Long Point.

26 )

7 ......

Quebec.

27

Ancaster.

8

Montreal.

28 ..,.

Rideau.

9

Ottawa.

29 ..

Augusta.

10

Ottawa.

30

Augusta.

11

Charlotte, N.Y.

31 ..

Elizabethtown.

12 .

Charlotte, N.Y.

32

Elizabethtown.

13

Brandon, N.Y.

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. om. Long Island, U.S.

1

2 OR. D..

3

Redding, U.S.
Addams, U.S.
Montreal.
Quebec, 1 mo.
Rem. to U.S.
Died January 13th, 1839, aged
62 years.

MESSMORE, JOSEPH.

1823 c Ancaster.

24 R. om. Thames.

METHODIST EPISCOPAL CONFERENCE.

45

1825

Lyon's Creek.

1828

York.

MITCHELL, JAMES, M.D.

26 OR. D..

Lyon's Creek.

29 ASST. ED.

York.

1806 r. on t. Somerset, N.Y.

27

Grand River.

30

Augusta District.

7 . . Scipio, N.Y.

28 OR. E.. .

Grand River.

31 ..

Augusta District.

8 OR. d. ... Ontario, N.Y.

29

Amherstburg.

32 ..

Niagara District.

9 OR. e... Holland, N.Y.

30

Stamford.

33 ..

See Wes. Conf.

10 . . Quebec.

31

Niagara.

11 . . Montreal.

32

St. Catharines.

12 Rem. to U.S.

33

See Wes. Conf.

MILLER

, GILBERT.

Died April 13th, 1859, aged

1829 o.

Belleville.

83 years.

METCALF,

FRANKLIN.

30 R. on t .

Cavan.

1819 R. on T.

Hallowell.

31

Lake Simcoe.

MORRIS, CALEB.

20

Hallowell.

32

Lake Simcoe.

1800 E.WT. Herkimer, U.S.

21 OR. D.. .

Bay Quinte.

33

See Wes. Conf.

1 . . . . Ottawa.

22

Perth.

2 . . Rem. to U.S.

23 OR. E...

Perth.

MINOR,

TIMOTHY.

24

Hallowell.

MUSGROVE, JAMES.

25

Hallowell.

1810 R. on t

Dunham, C.E.

1831 c. Belleville.

26

Augusta.

11

Dunham, C.E.

32 r. on T. Whitby.

27

Augusta.

12

Rem. to U.S.

33 See Wes. Conf.

Mc. & N.

MoCRACKEN, GEORGE.

McMULLEN, DANIEL.

NORRIS, JAMES.

1806 r. on t. Dorchester, U.S.

7 Lyons, U.S.

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

9 or. e. . . Quebec.
10 Located.

1824 c. . . Home District.

25 E. on T . Thames.

26 . . London.

27 R. f. c. Located.

28 or. d. Yonge Street-

29 . Cavan and Rice

Lake.

1827 R. onT. Cavan.

28 . . . . Cobourg.

29 R. F. c. Yonge Street.

30 OR. D. Yonge Street.

31 . . Whitby.
1832 . . Whitby.

33 See Wes. Conf.

McGEE, THOMAS.

1816 r. onx. United States.

17 . . St. Lawrence.

18 . . Rem. to U. S.

30 or. E. Cobourg.

31 .. Hallowell.

32 . . Rice Lake.

33 See Wes. Conf.

NORRIS, SAMUEL.
1818 R. wit. Landaff, U. S.
19 Stanstead and

St. Francis.
1820 .... Rem. to U. S.

Died August 8th, 1859, aged
65 years.

McNAB, ALEXANDER.

1832 r. om. Hallowell.
33 See Wes. Conf.

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

.

PARKER, JOHN.

1809 OR. D. . .

Cornwall.

1822 r. om:. Thames.

10

Augusta.

23 . . Lyon's Creek.

24 OR. D. East Gen. Conf.

11

Rem. to U. S.

Located 1838.

PATRICK, WILLIAM.

1829 R. owt. Long Point.

PEAL, JAMES GRIGGS.

30 . . . . Belleville.

1817 c. ..

Ottawa.

31 R. F. o. Whitby.

18 R. om.

Belleville.

32 . . Perth.

19 OR. D.

Cornwall.

33 . . See Wes. Conf.

20

Yonge Street.

21 OR. E.

Perth.

P ATT IE, ELI AS.

22

Bay Quinte.

1807 R. onr. . Bay Quinte.

Died December 25th, 18

8 . . Smith's Creek.

aged 43 years.

PEARCE, GERSHOM.

1803 r. om.. 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. out. ) NewEngland

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.

PERRY, ROBERT.

1805 r. out. Ottawa.

6 Niagara.

7 or. d. Smith's Creek.

8 Yonge Street.

9 or. E. Niagara.

10 Long Point.

11 Located.

PHELPS, RICHARD.

1826 c. Cobourg.

27 c Grape Island.

28 R. on t Westminster.

29 Thames.

30 or. d. . . Canborough.

31 Grand River.

32 Grand River.

33 See Wes. Conf.

PICKETT, DANIEL.

1800 R. out. Ottawa.

1 . . . . Bay Quinte.

2 OR. D. . . Niagara.

3 . . . . Ottawa.

4 OR. e. . . Niagara and

Long Point.

5 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. OflT

16

17
to!
20
21

New England.
St. Francis River.

United States.

Expelled.

POOLE, GEORGE.

1825 c Cornwall.

26 c Bay Quinte.

27 R. on t . Richmond.

28 . . Bytown.

29 R. T. C. Bytown.

30 or. d.. Ottawa.

31 . . . . Ottawa.

32 . . . . Bay Quinte.

33 . . . . See Wes. Conf.

POOLE, JACOB.

1823 R. wit. Belleville.

24 .. .. Hallowell.

25 or. D. Augusta.

26 . . Rideau.

27 or. E. . . Crosby.

28 Cornwall.

29 . . . . No Station.

30 . . Albion.

31 ... Located.

32 .... See Wes. Conf.

PRINDEL, ANDREW

1805 c Niagara.

6 R. on t . Ottawa.

7 or. D. Yonge Street.

8 Litchfield, N. Y.

9 or. 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
27

28^

29

30

31

32.

33

}■ SUP D.

. Lewiston, N.Y.
. St. Lawrence,

N.Y.
r Ancaster, C.W

Ancaster.
-j Dumfries.

Ancaster.
I Long Point.

See Wes. Conf.

PUFFER, ISAAC.

1817 R.M1T. 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.

E.

REED, FITCH, D.D.

1817 R. wit Suffolk, N.Y.

18 Sa£j;g Harbour,

N.Y.

19 or. D... Dunham, C.E.
=<20 York (Toronto).

r21 or. E.. York (Toronto).
22 Rem. to U.S.

Note. — He visited the Wes-
leyan Methodist Conference of
<.'anada, in Toronto, in June,
1864. He died Oct. 10th, 1871,
aged 76 years.

REEDER, NATHANIEL.

1813 R. out. Shamokin, N.Y.
14 Chenango, N.Y.

15 OR. D.... 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 r. on t. . Augusta.
9 . . . . Yonge Street.
10 or. 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-
copal Church with the British
Wesleyans, under the name of

METHODIST EPISCOPAL CONFERENCE.

47

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.
Eeynolds, 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.
Eeynolds was elected the first
Bishop of the new organization
by the General Conference, which
consisted of Joseph Gatchell, John
Eeynolds, 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.. Northumber-
land, U.S.

9

U.S.

10 or. d.. Seneca, U.S.

11 Augusta, C.W

12 or. e.. . . Augusta.

13 Ancaster and

Long Point.

14

15 Yonge Street.

16 ... 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. oriT.. Dunham, C. E.
13 Rem. to U. S.

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

RUNDLE, WILLIAM W.

1818 r. onr. Yonge Street.

19 Long Point.

20 Rem, to U. S.

RUTER, MARTIN, D.D.

1801 r. out 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 R. om. Vergennes, Vt.

1 Vergennes, Vt.

2 or. d. Fletcher, Vt.

3 Plattsburg,N.Y.

4 or. E. Plattsburg, N.Y.

5 Bay Quinte.

6 Bay Quinte.

7 Long Point.

8 Niagara.

9 Niagara.

10)

to > p. eld. . Upper Canada

14 ) District,

15 P. eld . Lower Canada D.
16)

to > P. eld.. Upper Canada

19 ) District.

20 P. eld . . Lower Canada D.

21 )

to > p. eld.. Bay Quinte

23 \ District.

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 E.WIT.. Credit.

29 .... Credit.

30 . . Grand River.

31 Located.

RYERSON, JOHN.

1820 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 )

to > P. eld.. Bay Quinte Dist.

31)

32 Brockville.

33 See Wes. Conf.

48

MINISTERS AND PROBATIONERS.

s.

SABIN, BENJAMIN.
1810)

to \ United States.

15)

16 Stanstead.

17 . . . United States.
19 Located.

SAMPSON, JOSEPH.

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

6 Prince George.

7 ok. 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. out. 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)

to > p. eld. . Upper Canada

9 ) District,

10 Located.

See Wes. Conf.

SCARRITT, JOSIAH A.
1816 r. on t New England.

17 Stanstead.

18 Danville.

19)

to > . . United States.

23)

24 Located.

See Wes. Conference.

SCULL, JOSEPH.
1805 R. out.. 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 c Granville, U. S.

18 r. out Clarence, U. S.

19 ... Montreal.

Died Dec. 21st, 1819, aged 24

SHALER, HENRY.

1828 c Toronto Circuit.

29 R. out. Albion.

30 Toronto Circuit.

31 r. F. c . Waterloo.

32 .... Waterloo.

33 . . See Wes. Conf.

SHEPHERD, EDMUND.

1831 R. WIT.
32 ....
33

Cobourg.
Belleville.
See Wes. Conf.

SHEPHERDSON, DANIEL.

1816 R. on t. . New York Conf.

17 New York Conf.

18 OR. D. Westminster.

19 Niagara.

20 Lyon's Creek.

21 . . . . Ancaster.

22 Yonge Street.

23 Long Point.

24 Long Point.

25 Rem. to U. S.

Located in 1832.

1821 . . .... Long Point.

22 ...... Ancaster.

23 Ancaster and

York.

24 Lyon's Creek.

25)

to / sttp'd .

28 )

29 Located.

SMITH, KENNETH
McKENDREE.

1819 R. on t.

20

21

22 OR. D...

SLATER, WILLIAM.

1822 R. out. 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. on t. Plattsburg, N.Y.

10 or. D... Cornwall.

11 Rem. to U.S.

22 sup'd....

Died July 2nd, 1848, aged 64
years.

SMITH, ISAAC B.

1807 R. on t.. Oswegotchie.

8 Niagara.

9 or. d... Albany, N.Y.

10 Albany, N.Y.

11 or. e. . . Niagara.

12 Bay Quinte.

jUl .... United States.

15 Smith's Creek.

16 Yonge Street.

17 Ancaster.

18 Niagara.

19 Niagara.

20 Westminster.

23

24
25
26

sttp'd.

Ottawa.
Ancaster.
York and New

Settlements.
York and New

Settlements.
Ottawa.
Ottawa.
Ottawa.
Located.

SMITH, PHILANDER.

1820 E.onT. 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.

1 824 e. on t. Long Point.

25 ... Toronto Tp.

26 or. d.. .. Toronto Tp.
27 Dumfries.

28 or. E.. o Westminster.

29 Located.

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49

SPOKE, DAVID C.

1819 c Thames.

20 e. wit., Bay Quinte.

21 Ottawa.

22 Rem. to U.S.

STONEY, EDMUND.

1823 c Dumfries.

24 k.owt. London.

25 London.

26 or. D.. Tlrames.

27 Amherstburg.

28 or. e. . . . Amherstburg.

1829 Niagara.

SWA.ZY, CALEB.

30 Niagara.

31 Stamford.

32 Stamford.

33 See Wes. Conf.

1817 E. out.. Westminster.
18 Rem. to U. S.

STREETER, ELISHA.

1809 e. out.. Stanstead.
10 Rem. to U. S.

SYKES, OLIVER.
1806 r. on t. Redding, N.Y.

N.Y.

SUNDAY, JOHN.

8 or. D.. Dunham.

9 .... Rem. to U. S.

1832 r. out.. Missionary to the

10 stjp'd

Indians.

Died Feb. 11th, 1853, aged 75

33 See Wes. Conf.

years.

T. & V.

TOMPKINS, NEHEMIAH W
1802 e. o»t.. Oswegotchie and
Ottawa.

p 3 Rem. to U. S.

Located 1809.

TORRY, ALVIN.

1816 c Cayuga, N.Y.

17 R. out. Scipio, N.Y.
1818 Long Point.

19 or. d... Westminster.

20 .... Ancaster.

21 oe. e.. Lyon's Creek.

22 )

to > . . . . Grand River.

27)

28 . . . Rem. to U. S.

TUKE, JOHN.
1817 c Brome, N.Y.

18 R. out. Hallo well.

19 .. .. Belleville.
20 Located.

See Wes. Conf.

VANDUSEN, CONRAD.
1829 c. .. Whitby.

30 r. on t . . Whitby.

31 Cavan.

32 Cavan.

33 .... See Wes. Conf.

VANNEST, PETER.
1796 r. on t. New Jersey.
97 Connecticut.

1798 or. d...

Vermont.

99

. Vermont.

1800 or. e..

Essex.

1

. Essex.

2

. Bay Quinte and
Home Dist.

3 .. ..

4

Oswegotchie.
Rem. to U. S.

Died Oct. 17th, 1850, aged 92

years.

VIRGIN

, CHARLES.

1807 R. on T.

Grantham, U.S.

8

. Stanstead.

9 .. ..

Rem. to U. S.

Died April

1st, 1853, aged 66

years.

W. & Y.

WALDRON, SOLOMON.

WARNER, LEWIS. i

1786

Albany and New

1821 c. . . Smith's Creek.

1831 c. . . Ottawa !

York.

22 <j Augusta.

82R.MT IS?™11"
( Ottawa.

33 . . . . See Wes. Conf. i

87)

( Nova Scotia

23 E. on T Perth and Back

to \

< and New

Settlements.
24 .. Perth.

1803 )

4

( Brunswick.
. Albany, N. Y.

25 or. d.. Bay Quinte and

5

Albany, N. Y.

Kingston.
26 .... Hallowell.

WARREN, ELIJAH.

6

7 .. .

Niagara.
. Niagara.

27 or. e.. . Grape Island.

1813 E. oni. Bridgewater,

U. S.

8 OE. E. .

. Long Point.

28 . . . . Bay Quinte.

9 ..

Long Point.

29 . . Rideau.

14

10 ....

Bay Quinte.

30 .... Augusta.

15 OE. D

11

Bay Quinte.

31 . . Matilda.

12 ....

Smith's Creek.

32 . . Matilda.

17 oe. e. Thames.

13

. Smith's Creek.

33 . . See Wes. Conf.

18 . . . . Located.

14 ..

. Ancaster.

15

. Burford.

16

WALKER, LEVI.

17 \ •

to V SUP D .

1805 E. out. Penobscott, U.S.

WHITEHEAD, THOMAS.

. Brantford.

1783 k. out. New York Conf.

32 )

33 ..

. See Wes. Conf.

85 or. d. . . Albany and N.Y.

50

MINISTERS AND PROBATIONERS.

WHITING, LANSFORD.
1808 E. «t., Plattsburg, N.Y.

9 Dunham.

10 ... Rem. to IT. S.

Died June 4th, 1811, aged 25
years.

WHITING, MATTHEW.
1826 c. . . London.

27 k. on T . . Westminster.

28 . . . . London.

29 R. F. c . . London.

30 OR. D. Amherstburg.
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.

2618 .. 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. om t. Bay Quinte.

19

20 OR. D.

21

22 OR. E.

Bay Quinte.
Hallowell.
Hallowell.
Hallowell.

23 sitp'd. . . Hallowell. .

24 sup'd. Hallowell.

25 ... Belleville.

26 . . Whitby.

27 ... 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. onr. . New England,

15

16 or.

17

to

42

43

D.

New England.
St. Francis River.

New England
Conference.

Withdrew.

WOOD, CHARLES.
1822 r. ow t.. Belleville.

23

Rideau.

24)

to£

Located.

27)

28 r. out.

. Augusta.

29

Cornwall.

30

Mississippi.

31 R. F. C.

Richmond.

32 ..

Elizabethtown.

33

See Wes. Conf.

WOOLSEY, ELIJAH.

1793 r. wit.. 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. om. Granville, Mass,

94 ...

95 or. d.

Elizabethtn.N.J-
Columbia, N. Y.
Oswegotchie.

97 Oswegotchie.

Died Nov. 6th, 1798, aged 23
years.

WRIGHT, DAVID.

1821 c. . .

22 c. . .

23 R. out.
24

25 OR. D. .

26 ....

27 OR.
28
29
30
31
32
33

E.

Belleville.

Belleville.

Hallowell.

Rideau.

Rideau.

Brockville.

Cornwall.

Kingston.

Cobourg.

Cobourg.

Yonge Street.

Yonge Street.

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. .

OR. E. .

STJPY.

sup'y.

Ancaster.
Ancaster.
Westminster.
Long Point.
Yonge Street.
Yonge Street.
Duffin's Creek.

Located.

Niagara and Fort
George.
Yonge Street.
Toronto Tp.
Credit.

STJPD.

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 in the United States ;
leaving seventy-three connected with the Conference at the time of the Union in 1833, every one of
whom are returned as being connected with the Conference after the Union had been consummated.
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-called
Conference of five men was held at Cummer's meeting-house, Yonge Street, on June 25th, 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

^akgan JlUtfaitist CHjxtrrlj in Canaita,

1813 to 1874,
CLASSIFIED AND ALPHABETICALLY AERANGED

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 : —

n. b. means Removed to N. Brunswick.

d. means Died.

DEP.
DP.

EX. '
LOC. '

1 Deposed from the Ministry.
' Dropped.
' Expelled.
' Located.

w. '

' Withdrew.

ENG. '

' Removed to England.

NFD. "

' ' Newfoundland .

N. S. "

" Nova Scotia.

U. S. "

United States.

W. I. "

" West Indies.

P. E. I. "

" 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 ....

1796.

2 Taylor, Andrew

1797.

3 Sawyer, Joseph

1802.

4 Madden, Thomas

1805.

.D.

5 Case, William . .

6 Prindel, Andrew

1806.

7 Barton, King ..

8 Knowlan, James

1809.

9 Johnston, Edward

. .D.
. N. B.

1846

1841

1851

1834

1855
1855

1834
1832

.ENG. 1819

1810.

10 Crosscombe, William.

11 Gatchell, Joseph .

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

1813.

13 Jones, Peter

14 Strong, John B

15 Williams, Richard. . .

16 Youmans, David

1814.

17 Adams, Ezra

18 Beckwith, James . .

19 Chamberlain, Wyatt.

20 Pope, Henry

1815.

21 Brown, William.

22 DePutron, John.

23 Hick, John

24 Hillier, Daniel

.p. E. I.

. . . LOC.
. .ENG.

. . LOC.
. E. B. A.
. E. B. A.

. . .D.

. . . .D.

D.

.LOC.
. E. B. A.

. .1).
. ENG.
. . .D.
. W. I.

1838
1835
1847

1834
1815
1832
1856

1871
1852
1850
1826

1857
1825
1834
1824

52

MINISTERS AND PROBATIONERS.

1816.

•25 Alder, Robert, D.D...

26 Booth, James

27 Burt, William

28 Catterick, Thomas

29 Ferguson, George . .

30 Pope, Richard

1817.

31 Belton, Samuel. .

32 Binning, William. . . .

33 Lusher, Robert L. . .

34 Tuke, John . . .

35 Wilson, James

. ENG.
.D.
.ENG.
. ENG.
. .D.
. . .D.

. . .D.
. LOC.
. . .D.
. .W.
. . .D.

1819.

36 Demorest, Thomas. . . d.

37 Metcalf, Franklin d.

38 Washington, George

1820.

39 Healy, Ezra d.

40 Ryerson, John

41 Smith, Philander u. s.

42 Squire, William. . D

43 Sutcliffe, William eng.

44 Williams, Wm. H d.

1821.

45 Richey, Matthew, D.D. .

46 Ryerson, William

47 Waldron, Solomon ....

48 Wright, David

1822.

49 Corson, Robert

50 Irvine, Alexander

51 Turner, Thomas

52 Wood, Charles .

1823.

53 Griffis, William..

54 Hcyland, Rowley

55 Lang, Matthew

56 Messmore, Joseph

57 Poole, Jacob

58 Stinson, Joseph, D.D..

59 Stoney, Edmund .

1824.

60 Bissell, George.

61 Black, John

62 Byrne, Claudius. .... .

63 Green, Anson, D.D. . . .

64 MeMullen, Daniel

65 Richardson, James . .

66 Ryerson, Egerton, D.D.

67 Sovereign, George .

.N. S.

.D.

.LOC.
. ENG.
. LOC.

.LOC.

. . . D.

.D.

. LOC
.D

1825.

68 Barry, John ...

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

70 Jones, Richard ....

71 Poole, George.

1827
1854
1828
1823
1851
1832

1861
1818
1849

1847
1851

1872
1850

1849

1837
1852
1822
1873

1851
1872

1872

1836
1841
1844

1837
1873
1850

1862
1862

1834
1867

1874
1836

1838
1856

1853

1826.

72 Allison, Cyrus R d.

73 Beatty, John . .d.

74 Brownell, John B. .e. b. a.

75 Faulkner, Wm. nfd.

76 Phelps, Richard

77 Whiting, Matthew d.

78 Wood, Enoch, D.D

1827.

79 Adams, Alvah ... DEr.

80 Attwood, John S loc

81 Bevitt, Thomas d.

82 Biggar, Hamilton ...

83 Carroll, John, D.D

84 Davidson, John C w.

85 Evans, Ephraim, D.D

86 Hetherington, John P . . . eng.

87 Huston, John H . . . loc.

88 Norris, James ...

89 Tomkins, John

1828.

90 Armstrong, John

91 Huntingdon, Simon ... . . . D.

92 Hurlburt, Asahel

93 Shaler, Henry

94 Shenstone, Wm. E.

95 Smith, William.

1829.

96

97
98

Currie, James

Hitchcock, Barnabas .
Hurlburt, Thomas.
99 Miller, Gilbert . .

100 Patrick, William. ..

101 Vandusen, Conrad .. .

1830.

102 Bailey, John. .

103 Brock, James.

104 Dean, Horace.

105 Evans, James.

1831.

106 Baxter, John. . ..

107 Cooney, Robert, D.D.,

108 Musgrove, James.

109 Rose, Samuel.. ..

110 Ryerson, Edwy M.

111 Shepherd, Edmund.

112 Sutcliffe, Ingham...

113 Warner, Lewis

114 Wilkinson, Henry

1832.

115 Fawcett, Thomas. . . .

116 Harmon, Thomas.

117 Holtby, Matthias

118 McFadden, William

119 McNab, Alex., D.D.

120 Newlove, George

121 Sunday, John. . . .

122 Williston, John K. .

1833.

123 Brownell, Stephen . .

124 Davis, Heman

125 Hardie, David. .

.E. B. A.
. .U. S.

. . LOC.

.D.

. .D.

. .DP.

.D.
.D.

. J>.
. Ii.

1869
1864
1837
1826

1868

1866
1836
1865

1854

1846
1833

1856

1848
1835

1843
1864

1873

.loc. : 1836

1834

1866

1S46

INTO
1863

.ex. 1857

. . EX. 1 S.">.>
.NFD. ; 1S34

.D. 1802

.d. 1859
.u. \ 1862

v. j 1850
. .D. ! 1832

...i). | 1S71
.loc. '< 1836

WESLEYAN METHODIST CONFERENCE.

53

1833. — Continued.

126 Howard, Vincent B. . . .

127 Johnson, John loo.

128 Ker, Peter

129 Law, John , . . D.

130 McMullen, Thomas

131 Playter, George F d.

132 Townley, Adam w.

133 Watson, John D.

1834.

134 Berney, Daniel . , .

135 Botterell, Edmund

136 Douse, John

137 Gladwin, Jonathan . .

138 Manley, John G

139 Nankeville, Benjamin

140 Scott, Jonathan.

141 Slight, Benjamin, M.A.

142 Steer, William

1835.

143 Blackstock, Moses

144 Borland, John

145 Deverell, William . . .

J 46 Flanagan, John
47 Flummerfelt, Cornelius

148 Garrett, Richard

149 Haw, William . . .

150 Hutchinson, Richard . .

151 Ingalls, Edmund S.

152 Jenkins, John

153 Lever, John ....

154 Mc In tyre, John.

155 Montgomery, Hugh .

156 Mulkins, Hannibal . . .

157 Raine, John ...

1 58 Sanderson, John

159 Snider, Solomon

160 Stewart, Schuyler . .

161 Ward, James.

162 Young, William

1836.

163 Butcher, George B. . .

164 Campbell, Thomas. . .

165 Creighton, Kennedy

166 Goodrich, Charles fi. ...

167 Goodson, George ....

168 Hurlburt, Sylvester .

169 Jeffers, Wellington, D.D

170 Miles, Stephen

171 Scott, William

172 Selley, John B., M.D. ..

173 Tupper, Reuben E.

174 Will, John C

175 Willoughby, William

1837.

176 Byers, Henry

177 Churchill, Charles ....

178 Coleman, William

179 DeWolfe, Charles, M.A.

180 Hume, William

181 Lanton, Henry ....

182 Rice, Samuel D., D.D . .

183 Sanderson, Geo. R.

. . . LOC.
.E. B. A.

.D.

... .D.

.D.

IT. S.

. .DP.
.LOC.
. . .D.

.LOO.
. .EX.
.LOC.

W.
W.

w

. .D.

. . . W.
.DP.

u. s.

.LOC.
.D.

. .W
.D.

• D.

.LOC.

. . .E. B. A.

. E. B. A.
LOC.

1837

1868

1866
1840
1834

1846

1848

1837
1856
1858

1856

1838
1839.
1861
1839
1857
1843

w. 1854

1841
1854
1840
1844

1848
1836
1837

1847
1866

1841

1874

1870

1838

1837

1855
1840

1838.

184 Gilbert, Chas. W. M.

185 Jacobs, Peter

186 McDonald, Malcolm.

187 Newbury, Arkle S.

188 Philp, Samuel C. . . .

189 Spencer, James, M.A.

1839.

190 Brooking, Robert

191 Cosford, Thomas

192 English, William

193 Hughes, James

194 Milner, James

195 Price, William

196 Taylor, Lachlin, D.D.

197 Wright, Daniel.

1840.

198 Bakewell, Wm. H

199 Beynon, George.

200 Coleman, Francis

201 Connor, Matthew .

202 Darlington, Robert

203 Dignam, William

204 Howard, Isaac B. . .

205 Hutchinson, James

206 Madden, David B

207 Mason, William

208 Mockeridge, James

209 McCullough, William

210 Philp, William

211 Reynolds, Joseph

212 Rice, Luther O . .

213 Rundle, Robert F

214 Van Norman, Daniel C, M.A.

215 Wilkinson, John.

216 Williams, Thomas

1841.

217 Barrass, Edward

218 Barber, Ozias .....

219 Culham, John

220 Elliott, James .

221 Fawcett, Michael ...

222 Flanders, Rufus A.

223 Gemley, John

224 Harper, Ephraim B., M.A

225 Hurlburt, Jesse, M.A. ...

226 Jeffers, Thomas

227 Marsden, John S

228 McCallum, John W

229 Sallows, Edward

230 Sheply, Joseph

231 Williams, John

.EX.

W.

. .D.

1858
1840
1863

.DP.

. . . EX.

.LOC
.D.
W.

. . W.

. . . W

. ENG.
.11. M.
.LOC.

.IT. S.
. .D.

. . . .D.

W.

. . .D.

. .D.

.D.

1842.

232 Ames, William

233 Baxter, Michael

234 Bredin, John

235 Carr, George

236 Davis, George H

237 Fear, Samuel

238 Hunt, Francis

239 Kennedy, George

240 La Dow, Samuel P.

241 Lavell, Charles, M.A.

242 Morton, William

243 McEwen, William

244 Pollard, William

245 Young, George

.DP.

1840

1854

1863

1848

1864

1854

1854
1841

1849
1852
1840

1872
1852

1865

1849
1871
1845

1854

1846
1843

54

MINISTERS AND PROBATIONERS.

1843.

246 Andrews, William ....

247 Aylesworth, Isaac B. M.D

248 Constable, Thomas W

249 Copway, George. ...

250 Dixon, William.

251 Goodfellow, John

252 Greener, James

253 Herkimer, William.

254 Lochead, Robert

255 Robinson, Reuben ...

256 Sickles, Abraham

257 Taggart, Charles

w.

.LOC.

..DP.

.D.

.LOC.

.u. s.

.D.

.EX.

1844.

258 Cawthorne, John W . . .

259 Clappison, David C. . . .

260 Dayman, Abraham

261 Gundy, John

262 Hanna, Thomas ...

263 Harnden, Robert dp.

264 Heck, Samuel log.

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. . . . .

286 Punshon, William M., LL.D.

287 Rattray, Thomas.

288 Robson, Thomas

289 Whiting, Richard

.EX.

.ENG.

.DEP.

.D.

1846.

290 Bettys, Darius

291 Blackstock, William S .

292 Brown, Nelson .

293 Campbell, Alexander .

294 Carpenter, Abraham . . .

295 Case, George ...

296 Chapman, William . . .

297 Cox, Henry .

298 Dorey, Gifford . . .

299 Douglas, John

300 Gray, James . . .

301 McDowell, David C

302 Osborne, John C. . .

303 Pattyson, William M . .

304 Poole, William H

305 Potts, Alexander

306 Reid, Henry

307 Silvester, Charles

308 Slater, James C

309 Webster, John...

.LOC.

1874

1846
1844
1861

1844

1852

1863
1848

1845
1845

1858
1848

1848
1855
1870

1848
1874
1848
1848

1852
1874
1849
1868

1847

. . .D.

1865

.DP.

1853

TJ. S.

1851

. . ENG.

1864

. .U. S.

1872

.w.

OlA TIT^ll.*

1850

1847.

311 Evans, John S. ..........

312 McGill, William

313 Nelles, Samuel S., D.D.

1848.

314 Armstrong, John (A). . .

315 Armstrong, John B

316 Armstrong, Noble loc.

317 Budge, Henry .loc.

318 Byrne, Alexander S D.

319 Douglas, George, D.D . ...

320 English, John. ...

321 Fish, Charles

322 Gooderham, James . loc.

323 Laird, John G

324 Morton, Lewis. . ..... i?p.

325 Peacock, Thomas. D.

326 White, Edward .D.

327 Wilson, Richard

1849.

328 Barber, Isaac .

329 Brown, Robert

330 Griffin, William S

331 Johnson, Joshua H., M.A.

332 Sawyer, David

333 Smith, Andrew A

334 Stobbs, Thomas

.v. s.
.D.

.LOC

1850.

335 Briggs, Joel.

336 Burns, William...

337 Creighton, William

338 Culbert, Thomas.

339 German, John W

340 Graham, Robert

341 Hammond, Richard M . . .

342 Hodgson, John

343 Hugill, Joseph.

344 Huntingdon, Silas . ...

345 Miller, Aaron D

346 McAlister, Andrew

347 McDougall, George

348 McRitchie, George

349 Robertson, David. \ .

350 Swann, Matthew

351 Witted, JohnG....

1851.

352 Bishop, James H.

353 Brewster, Robert.

354 Clarke, James M.

355 Clarke, Richard

356 Crews, Thomas

357 Dewart, Edw. H. . . .

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

359 Fletcher, DrummondJ.

360 Harris, James ...

361 Hobbs, Robert.

362 Jones, Henry ....

363 Mills, John

364 McDowell, Henry

365 Preston, James

366 Richard4on, William

367 Sanderson, Jos. E., M.A.

368 Sanderson, William

369 Shaw, John ,

370 Starr, J. Herbert . . .

371 Steinhaur, Henry . . .

. .D.

. . u. s.

. . .D.
.U. S.
. ..D.

.DP.

.D.
. LOC

1851
1850
1851

1850

1850
1856
1872

1866
1863

1853

1874

1868

1868

1853

1853
1855

1869
1870
1858

1853

1861
1855

WESLEYAN METHODIST CONFERENCE.

55

1852.

373 Atkinson, Thomas . . .

374 Berry, Francis . . .

375 Doel, John ....

376 Edwards, Andrew . . .

377 Ellsworth, Orrin H.

378 Kerr, John L. ...

379 Maudsley, Samuel E .

380 McDonagh, William .

381 Peake, Edwin

382 Pearson, Thomas D. .

383 Wakefield, John ....

384 Woolsey, Thomas

1853.

385 Adams, Lucius

386 Bryers, William . .

387 Cochran, George . . .

388 Dingman, Garrett J .

389 Fawcett, John

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. JohnD

398 Salt, Allan

399 Tomblin, William....

400 Williams, William . . .

401 Youmans, Jay S.

1854.

402 Armstrong, Andrew

403 Blaker, George ....

404 Bradon, John

405 Briden, William . .

406 Campbell, Alex. R.

407 Clarke, John S

408 Cragg, Edward

409 Dowler, John A . . .

410 Dyer, James E.

411 Fletcher, Ash ton, Jun

412 Gostello, David

413 Hawke, William

414 Hewitt, William T. . .

415 Hough, John

416 Hunt, Ambrose

417 Hunt, David
A18 Iveson, James A.

419 Jacques, George .

420 Johnston, David A. . .

421 Keough, Jabez B.

422 Luke, Wm. M. C.

423 Masson, James . . .

424 Morgan, James

425 Pinch, Richard ...

426 Richardson, Geo. T

427 Roy, James

428 Russ, Amos E.

429 Sanders, Joseph L .

430 Savage, John W

431 Savage William .

432 Thompson, James

433 Vanderburg, Levi.

434 Ward, Edward A. .

435 Wilson, John V.. .

, .D.

1867

1872

.LOC.

1854

1855

. . .D.
.LOC.

.LOC.
.DP.

.LOC.
. .DP.

. D.

.EX
.D

1855.

436 Andrews, Alfred . .

437 Ash, John C. . . .

1859

1861
1871

1861
1856

1857
1856

1869

1864

1858

1872

1873
1867

1855 . — (Continued.)

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 .... .v. h.

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

478 Browning, Arthur

479 Charbonell, Thomas

480 Chase, Henry P. . . loc.

481 Clarke, Wm. Warner . . . u. s.

482 Cleworth, Thomas.

483 Cross, William

484 Dixon, James . . .u.s.

485 German, George O .... loc.

486 Glassford, Edward . .... loc.

487 Goodwin, James .

488 Hadwin, Thomas .... ....

489 Hamilton, Christopher

490 Hill, William

491 Hoskins, Benjamin S ... loc.

492 Hunter, William J

493 Jackson, Daniel ... loc.

494 Jackson, Henry tr. s.

495 Keough, Thomas S.

496 Kilgour, Joseph . ...

497 Krupp, Henry. ...

498 Learoyd, John. ... ....

499 Lyon, Seth loc.

500 Meacham, George M., M.A

501 Messmore, John F . loc.

502 Miller, Wm. W ... ....

503 Milliken, Andrew

504 Morris, James .... dp.

505 Ormerod, J ... w.

506 Parker, Wm. R., M. A

507 Peterson, Andrew L

1857
1870

1863

1856

1865
1858

1870
1859

1860

1863
1863

1869

1858
1870

1859
1857
1858

1858

1860
1860

1859
1862

1857
1857

56

MINISTERS AND PROBATIONERS.

M.A.

1856. — (Continued.)

508 Philp, Samuel C.

509 Robson, Ebenezer

510 Rose, Philip

511 Byckman, Edward B.

512 Seeley, Samuel C

513 Slight, John .

514 Sutherland, Donald

515 Tucker, Richard L

516 Whitlock, George C, LL.D.

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

518 Wilson, Samuel

519 Wright, Wesley P., M.A. . .

1857.

520 Baker, Isaac

521 Bate, John. ...

522 Broley, James

523 Browne, George.

524 Burch, Oliver E

525 Campbell, Peter

526 Christopherson, Hall

527 Clarkson, John B., M.A . .

528 Connolly, Daniel.

529 Cooley, Wm. M

530 Derrick, Thomas

531 Doxee, Archelaus

532 Edwards, Timothy

533 Ferguson, Thomas A . ...

534 Fessant, Edwin .

535 Frazee, Elias W

■ 536 Hayworth, Richard .... .

537 Henderson, Wm. C, M.A.

538 Irwin, William

539 Jeffery, Thomas W

540 Jones, George

541 Kennedy, James. . .

542 Kiernan, John. .

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.

554 Tetron, Henri ....

555 Thompson, Robert

556 Thorneloe, James

557 Walker, William E

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558 Adams, William . .

559 Anderson, James

560 Beeson, Henry

561 Bell, Thomas..

562 Bland, Henry F. . . .

563 Blanshard, Shem . . .

564 Brock, Thomas ....

565 Clark, Nelson B. .

566 Cornish, George H. .

567 Dorion, Joseph A . .

568 Drake, Thomas

569 Feather, Thomas

570 Gordon, John Alex.

571 Hall, William, M.A.

572 Hannon, James . ...

573 Harris, Edward .

574 Hayhurst, William .

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584
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586
587
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589
590
591
592
593
594
595

1858. — ( Continued. )

Hewitt, Joseph William
Hughes, James (B) . . . .

Jackson, Samuel

Ogilvie, James D

Parent, Amand

Peake, William H.

Pretty, Richard ... ...

Ryan, David

Salmon, John, B.A ,

Sheridan, William
■Sherlock, Benjamin ...

Sloane, James W

Squire, William Wood, B A .
Stenning, George
Stephenson, William

Stinson, Joseph H .

Teeson, Samuel

Thornton, James

Thurston, John

Washington, George, M. A. .
WU1, Phineas D

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596 Adams, Richard N

597 Addison, Peter

598 Bawtinhimer, Peter M.

599 Begg, Martin

600 Briggs, William

601 Bristol, Colman, M.A. .

602 Burson, George ....

603 Campbell, Alex. (B) .

604 Gold, Isaac

605 Graham, James ...

606 Hiscox, John

607 Hume, Samuel

608 Ireland, Francis C

609 Johnston, Hugh, B.D.

610 Messmore, Samuel W. . . .

611 Might, Samuel

612 Morrison, Wm. F., M.A. . .

613 McDonald, Davidson, M.D.

614 McRea, George ...,-.,...

615 Neelands, John

616 Pen-in, Daniel, B.A...

617 Rice, Madison A

618 Shannon, John .

619 Shaw, Robert, B.A.

620 Shorey, Edmund S.

621 Spencer, Hazleton A .

622 Walker, Thomas H

623 Ware, Francis W

624 Whiting, James . . .

625 Wilson, Robert O . . .

1860.

626 Bartlett, Henry.

627 Brethour, David. .

628 Browne, George (B) .

629 Brownell, Daniel E

630 Burns, Alexander, D.D. ...

631 Burwash, Nathaniel, S.T.D.

632 Burwash, Nathaniel S

633 Campbell, William Francis.

634 Chalmers, David

635 Field, George H

636 Freshman, Charles, D.D . .

637 Godfrey, Robert.

638 Greene, Josiah.

639 Hewitt, John N .

640 Hicks, William

641 Hyndman, John ...

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642 Kelly, Thomas u. s.

643 Kennedy, David, B.A

644 Kenney, George H.

645 Lake, Charles V. .

646 Leech, Webster W

647 Lee, Ira C

648 Lucas, Daniel V

649 Matheson, James . .

650 Matthews, Henry S

651 Mitchell, John...

652 Philp, John, M.A.

653 Pyke, William

654 Richardson, James E.

655 Rose, Brock

656 Rupert, Edmund S.

657 Schmidt, Karlos , .. . . .D.

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

659 Sexsmith, George d.

660 Stafford, Ezra A

661 Watson, Wm. C, M.A.

662 Willmott, John C, M.A

663 Wilson, John.

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 loc.

673 Holmes, John .

674 Hooker, LeRoy

675 Huff, Dennis L . .

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

687 Washington, William C, M

688 Weldon, Isaac

1862.

689 Alexander, Samuel log.

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 P., M.A

698 Halstead, William

699 Hardie, Alex., M.A.

700 Jackson, William

701 Johnson, Moses M.

702 Jones, Cornelius A. . .

703 Kapelle, Stephen . . .

704 Keagey, John G., B.A

705 Kellam, Henry

706 Laird, James

707 Lambly, Osborne, B.A

708 Maxwell, Henry W.

1862

1873 709
710
711
712
713
714
715
716
717

1861 If 718
719
720
721
722
723
724
725

1862
1869

1874

1864

1871

1862

1870

1869
1865

1861
1870

1862
1870

1862. — (Continued. )

Mauni, Henri

Morrow, Edward, M.A. . . .
Moyer, Peter E. W., B.A. .

Mulholland, John H

Musgrove, William H .

McKenzie, Kenneth

Pearson, Marmaduke L. . . .

Perry, Charles E

Reynar, Alfred H, M.A...
Robinson, Richard
Shepherd, William W
Stewart, John

Taylor, William

Williams, Thomas G.

Wilson, J. Carroll

Wilson, John J

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

1863.

726 Allen, Henry W. P. ...

727 Allum, Carl

728 Benson, Manly .

729 Brown, Thomas C .

730 Burwash, John, M.A.

731 Cairns, Samuel .

732 Cole, William John

733 Connor, Samuel. ..

734 Corbett, John . . .

735 Dochstader, John W

736 Edwards, Abel

737 Ferguson, George

738 Freshman, Jacob

739 Gabie, Robert L . .

740 Holmes, John (A) .

741 Holmes, Joseph W

742 Irvine, Henry .

743 Keppel, J. Hadden . .

744 Kines, James .

745 La Glair, Alex

746 Large, Richard . .

747 McClung, James A.

748 McCullough, William (B) .

749 Phillips, Samuel B.

750 Rich, George W

751 Rogers, George

752 Rowsom, William H., B.A.

753 Tennant, Elisha

754 Waddell, Robert H.

755 Wicher, John W

756 Winans, William H.

757 Young, Egerton R. . .

1871

1864.

758 Alexander, John R.

759 Bell, Robert

760 Bridgman, George H., M.A.

761 Campbell, Thomas . ...

762 Chambers, Andrew. B

763 Chant, Joseph H. . . .

764 Chartier, Stephen

765 Gee, Daniel E

766 Harris, Alex. G .

767 Howell, Jacob E., M.A.

768 Kerr, Richard

769 Kidd, James P

770 McCartney, James ....

771 McCullough, James

772 McLean, William J

773 Perry, David

774 Shaw, William

775 Shaw, William J

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1864. — (Continued.)

11Q Sparling, William H. . . .u.s.

777 Stafford, Charles E

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

779 Stewart, John H. . .

780 Stonehouse, James H

781 Sutherland, Donald G

782 Thompson, David ... . d.

783 Van Camp, Albert . .

784 Wigle, Eli . . . u. s.

1865.

785 Bruce, Robert ... v. s.

786 Cookman, Christopher ...

787 Hagar, Joseph M., M.A

788 Hanson, Charles A

789 Hoskins, Richard . u. 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 . . . . . v. s.

1866.

802 Campbell, Thomas M. . .

803 Chapman, J. Anderson

804 Clark, George

805 Eby, Charles S., B. A

806 Edwards, William Watson . .

807 Fisher, JohnS

808 Hall, Joseph

809 Jones, Edmund S . . .

810 Magwood, Alex. A. loc.

81 1 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.

818 Smith, Nathaniel

819 Sparling, Joseph W

820 Wilson, Albert C .

1867.

821 Agar, John .. . r.s.

822 Andree, William r.s.

823 Bottoms, William E . . . . loo.

824 Cardus, Thomas . . . . . u. s.

825 Carson, Wellington W

826 Cattanach, David

827 Cunningham, Andrew

828 Eastman, Andrew C. u. s.

829 Glover, Thomas W ...

830 Halpenny, Jacob .loo.

831 Hare, John James. ....

832 Healy, Ezra A., B.A.

833 Isaae, John R

834 Jackson, Thomas W

835 Jones, Peter W

836 Mahan, John

837 McCollum, Edwin

838 McCulloch, Robert

839 McFarlane, James

1866
1867

1867
1866

1867

1869
1868

1867
1868

1867

1870
1871

1871
1872
1870
1874

1870

1870

1 867 . — (Continued. )

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

1868.

854 Bielby, William 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, John C

865 Grenfell, John.

866 Haddon, Thomas

867 Hill, Newton.

868 Horsky, 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

879 Saunders, Jabez B. . .

880 Taylor, Edward H. . .

881 Thompson, Daniel W.

882 Tovell, Isaac ....

883 Toye, Reuben

884 Tozeland, John

885 Turner, William T

886 Wilkinson, Isaac

887 Williams, Richard W

888 Winter, David ...

1870

1869.

889 Allen, James

890 Austin, Nathan ...

891 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

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1 869.— ( Continued,

907 Montgomery, James.

908 Oliver, Robert F

909 Reid, Thomas R.

910 Reynolds, Robert . .

911 Ruttan, John H. ...

912 Scott, John G

913 Tuckley, Henry

914 Walsh, William

915 Washington, Edwin S., B

916 Wass, JohnB., M.A. ..

917 Watson, Coverdale

1870.

918 Bell, John W.

919 Boyd, John H

920 Bryant, Cornelius

921 Cairnduff, William H. . .

922 Campbell, Thomas W. . .

923 Clarkson, George C.

924 Cook, William H. ...

925 Craig, William . .

926 Edmonds, Jabez

927 Forster, Joseph L

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 Mclntyre, 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, John

967 Henderson, James.

968 Hill, Henry E. . . .

969 Holmes, A. Lee, B.A

970 Howson, William G.

971 Hughes, Silas J

972 Jennings, John ...

973 Langford, Charles. .

974 Lyons, Almon P. . . .

975 Maxwell, William J.

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187 1 . — (Continued,

976 Mooney, James

977 Morden, Thomas E. ...

978 Myers, Henry

979 McCarroll, John . . .

980 McCauley, Samuel

981 McGladdery, William.

982 Mclntyre, George . .

983 Padgham, Richard W.

984 Patterson, Allan .....

985 Perley, William F

986 Robbins, John ....

987 Robinson, Isaac N

988 Salton, Samuel

989 Sellery, Samuel

990 Sexsmith, William V.

991 Smith, William E

992 Syvret, John

993 Timberlake, William

994 Turner, John

995 Werden, James E

1872.

996 Blades, John Thomas .

997 Brick, John G . ...

998 Crookshanks, Simon

999 Crothers, William J.

1000 Crozier, James G . .

1001 Eason, Richard

1002 Fawcett, James B. . .

1003 Franklin, Benjamin

1004 Fydell, Thomas R.

1005 Gee, Thomas . . •. .

1006 Godwin, William . .

1007 Guest, Joseph

1008 Hawkins, Charles W., B.A

1009 Henderson, William H. . .

1010 Hill, Edward . ....

1011 Hobbs, Richard

1012 Jamieson, William H.

1013 Johnson, Francis . . .

1014 Kettlewell, William

1015 Morrow, Charles R.

1016 McNair, Thomas R. .

1017 Pearson, William

1018 Pepper, John, B.A.

1019 Pickering, John

1020 Ross, Andrew W

1021 Scott, Moses

1022 Shibley, Samuel

1023 Shortt, William K., M.A. .

1024 Smith, JohnTatler.

1025 Snowden, Thomas J

1026 Strachan, Richard

1027 Torrance, William

1028 Webster, John (B) .

1029 Wellwood, Robert G.

1030 Whiteside, Arthur

1873.

1031 Bettschan, David . .

1032 Cunningham, Robert

1033 Edwards, George . .

1034 Flanders, Charles R. .

1035 Harrison, James M .

1036 Kane, David

1037 Keam, Frank . . .

1038 Legate, Thomas

1039 Morrison, William R.

1040 Munroe, John A

1041 Rose, Samuel P.

1042 Taylor, Ernest M.

1043 Waite, Joseph

1044 Ward, Joseph

1045 Workman, George C. .

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ALPHABETICAL ARRANGEMENT

OF ALL THE

MINISTERS & PROBATIONERS FOR THE MINISTRY

IN CONNECTION WITH THE CONFERENCE OF THE

■t&lqim JHtffaMst CKjarrlj in (Kattaita,

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

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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 be
counted.

A.

ADAMS, ALVAH.
1827 ) rMethodist

to > . . . -I Episcopal

32 ) I Conference.

33 ord. . Augusta.

34 Located.

35 ... Located.

36 Rideau.

37 Ottawa.

38 Ottawa.

39 . . Mississippi.

40 ... Mississippi.

41 . . Mississippi.

42 ... Elizabethtown.

43 . . Elizabethtown.

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, EZRA.

1814 )
to }

Meth.Epis.Conf.

32 )

33

Muncey.

34

Muncey.

35

Prescott and

Augusta.

36)

to > sup'd. .

Nelson.

39)

40 ..

Toronto Circuit.

41

Guelph.

42 ..

Newmarket.

43

Newmarket.

44

Newmarket.

45 ..

Markham.

46

Markham.

47

Bradford.

48 ...

Stratford.

49^1

to > sup'd. .

. Drayton.

71 J

Died December 31st, 1871, aged

84 years.

ADAMS, LUCIUS.

1853 c. Mitchell.

54 b. on t . Mitchell.

Died August 29th, 1854, aged
25 years.

ADAMS, RICHARD N.

1859 r. out. 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.

72 Thurso.

73 Thurso.

74 Montreal Conf.

ADAMS, WILLIAM.

1858 R. on t . Cobourg, S. V. C.

59 ... Cobourg, S.V.C.

60 ... Cobourg, S.V.C.

61 ... Smith's Falls.

62 ... Cobourg, S.V.C.
63 Kemptville.

64 e.f. c.&o Port Neuf.

65 .. .. Port Neuf.

66 Port Neuf.

67 ... Port Neuf.

68 sup't. . . Bury.
69 Bury.

70 . . Bury.

71 ... Bury.

72 . . . Mansonville.

73 . . . Mansonville.

74 . . Montreal Conf.

ADDISON, PETER.

1859e. cut.. Belmont.

60 . . Durham.

61 ... St. Vincent.

62 s. v. c. Cobourg.

63 s. v. c. . Cobourg.

64 R.r. c.&o Bradford.
65 Cookstown.

66 . . . Cookstown.

67 . . Cookstown.

68 Homing's Mills.

69 ... Homing's Mills.

70 ... Homing's Mills.

71 .... Lloydtown.

72 Lloydtown.

73 Lloydtown.

74 .. .. Toronto Conf.

AGAR, JOHN.

1867 o. 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 R. 071 T.

63
64

Florence.
Howick.
Located, — ill

health.

ALLEN, HENRY W. P.

1863 R. out. 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.

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MINISTERS AND PROBATIONERS.

ALLEN, JAMES.

1869 c Lucan and Ailsa

Craig.
70 E.miT. Exeter.
71 Point Levis.

72 . . . . Point Levis.

73 e.f.c &o London — Pall

Mall.

74 . . . . Montreal Conf.

ALLISON, CYRUS
EICHMOND.

Methodist
Episcopal
Conference.
Agent Upper

Canada Acad.
Elizabethtown.
Elizabethtown.
Cobourg.
Murray.
Murray.
Murray.
Napanee.
Augusta Dist.
Bath.
Bath.
Bath.
Sidney.
Sidney.
Waterloo.
Waterloo.
Waterloo.

1826)

to } ...

32)

33 OED

34

35

36 sup'd.

37

38

39

40 . .

41 ch'-m')
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
to
54
55
to
58
59
to
63
64
to
69

Died July 1st, 1869, aged 74
years.

ALLUM, GAEL.

sup'd Consecon.

sup'd . Demorestville.

sup'd . . Consecon.

sup'd Picton.

1863 c.

64 e.

65 ..

Oil T. .

67
68
69
to
73
74

Eganville G. M.
Eganville G. M.
Eganville G. M.
Preston G. M.
Hamilton G. M.
Hamilton G. M.
Hamilton G. M.

Rankin G. M.

Montreal Conf.

AMES, WILLIAM.

OED

E. F. C,

1842 c.

43 e.

44 .

4.3 s.

46 s.

47 R.

v. c

V. c
F. c k 0

Grimsby.

Dumfries.

York.

Cobourg.

Cobourg.

Alderville.

1848
49 ..
50
51
52

53

54 ....

55 ....
56

57 F. SEC.

58 F. SEC.

59 F. SEC.

60 F. SEC.

61
62

63

64

65

66 ..

67

68

69

70

71

72

73

74

Alderville.
St. Catharines.
Humber.
London.
Sandwich and

Windsor.
Wards ville.
Wardsville.
Wardsville.
Wardsville.
Chatham.
Sarnia.
Sarnia.
Samia.
Wilton and

Odessa.
Wilton and

Odessa.
St. Thomas.
St. Thomas.
Westminster.
Westminster.
Washington.
Washington.
Washington.
Aylmer, W.
Aylmer, W.
Aylmer, W.
Park Hill.
London Conf.

ANDERSON, JAMES.

1858 e. on t
59
60
61

S. V.

Stouffville.
Prince Albert,
c. . . Cobourg.

Walsingham.

62 e.f.c.&o Warsaw.

63 ... Seymour.

64 . . Seymour.

65 ... Craighurst and

Penetanguishene

66 ... Durham.

67 . . Durham.

68 . . . . Durham.

69 Thornbury.

70 . . Thornbury.

71 . . Thornbury.

72 . . Meaford.

73 . . . . Meaford.

74 . . Toronto Conf.

ANDREE WILLIAM.

1867 c . . .
68 e. on t
69

Waterloo, G. M.
Heidelburg.
Preston and St.
Jacobs.

70 ... Preston and St.

Jacobs.

7 1 e.f. c & O Preston and Paris

72 . . Rem. to U. S.

ANDREWS, ALFRED.

1855 c

56 R. OUT

57
58

Mount Forest.
Stouffville.
Stouffville.
Whitby.

1862
63
64
65
66
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
74

F. SEC
F. SEC.

Franklin.
Franklin.
Franklini
Norwich*
Norwich.
Norwich.
Mount Pleasant.
Mount Pleasant
Mount Pleasant.
St. George.
St. George.
St. George.
London Conf.

Delegate to the First General
Conference, Toronto, 1874.

ANDREWS, WILLIAM.

1843 E. on t. . Kingston.

44 . . Bytown.

45 Woodstock.

46 London and

Blanchard.

47 e.f.c.&o Bytown.

48 Richmond.

49 Richmond.

50 Richmond.

51 Brockville.

52 Brockville.

53 Compton, C. E.

54 Georgetown.

55 Brampton.

56 Brampton.

57 • . Brampton.

58 Port Hope.

59 Port Hope.

60 Morrisburg.

61 f. sec. . . Morrisburg.

62 f. sec. . . Maitland.

63 Augusta.

64 ... Augusta.

65 Lyn.

66 Lyn.

67 Moulinette.

68 Moulinette.

69 Aultsville.

70 .... Omemee.

71 ... Omemee.

72 Alderville.

73 Alderville.

74 . . . . Toronto Conf.

59 e.f.c&o Whitby.

60 St. Andrews.

61 ... St. Andrews.

ANNIS, JEREMIAH W.

1871 c. Stouffville.

,., ( Merrickville.

.2 E. »»T. |Whitby.

73 Whitby.

74 Toronto Conf.

ARMSTRONG, ANDREW-

1854 e. om:. L'Orignal.

55 St. Andrews.

56 . . Wesleyville.

57 Wesleyville.

58 e.f.c.&o Cavignal.

59 . Cavignal.

60 N. Wakefield.

61 N. Wakefield.

62 N. Wakefield.

WESLEYAN METHODIST CONFERENCE.

63

18(J3\ [Long Island

65 J

66

67

68

69

70

71

72

73

74

I Locks.

"Winchester.
Winchester.
Winchester.
South Mountain.
South Mountain.
South Mountain.
Mount Albert.
Mount Albert.
Toronto Conf.

ARMSTRONG, JAMES.

1845 c.

SUPD

St. Andrews

and L'Orignal.
Matilda.
Wilton.
Bath.
Bath.
Perth.
Strathroy.
Strathroy.
Elora.
Elora.
Cayuga.
Cayuga.
Welland.
Welland.
Richmond.
North Gower.
North Gower.
Aylmer, C.E.
Alymer, C.E.
Kempt ville.
Kemptville.
Three Rivers.
Three Rivers.

Thorold.

London Conf.

ARMSTRONG, JOHN.

1828^|
to V

32 J

33 R.F.C.

34
35

36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52

r Methodist
. . -J Episcopal

I Conference.

&0 Ancaster.

St. Catharines.
Goderich and

Saugeen.
. . Peterboro'.
Mississippi.
Mississippi.
Clarendon.
Clarendon.
St. Andrews.
St. Andrews.
Richmond.
Richmond.
Osgoode.
Osgoode.
. . Buckingham.
. . Buckingham.
. . Buckinghham.
Gatineau.
Gatineau.
Peel.

1853
54
55
to
62
63
to
6,6
67
to
73
74

Peel.
Grey.

sup'd Wallace.

sup'y Wallace.

sup'd . Listowell.

London Conf.

ARMSTRONG, JOHN (A).

1848 c. . . .

49 E. on T

50 ..

51 ..

52 ORD

53 R. F

54
55
56
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64

65 .. .

66 F. SEC

67 F. SBC

68 F. SEC

69

70
71
72
73

74

F. SEC

Eaton.

Dunham.

Dunham.

Eaton.

Eaton.

Leeds.

Leeds.

Leeds.

Leeds.

Leeds.

Shefford.

Shefibrd.

Shefford.

Dunham.

Dunham.

Dunham.

St. Armand.

St. Armand.

St. Armand.

Shefford.

Shefford.

Shefford.

Clarenceville.

Clarenceville.

Clarenceville.

Montreal Sev'th.

Montreal Conf.

ARMSTRONG, JOHN (B).

1861 c . . . Milford.

62 E. on T . Elma.

63 .. .. Wellesley.

64 Berlin.

65 ... Albion.

66 Rem. to U. S.

ARMSTRONG, JOHN B.

1848 c.
49 b,. on t.
50
51

52 R.F.C.&O.

53 ..

54

55 ..

56 sup'd.

57 ...

58

59 ...

60

61

62

63 ....

64

L'Orignal.

St. Andrews.

Cornwall.

Matilda.

Kemptville.

Maitland.

Pakenham.

Matilda.

Matilda.

Morrisburg.

Morrisburg.

Morrisburg.

Lyn.

Lyn.

Lyn.

Richmond.

Richmond.

1865
66 ..
67

68

69

70

71

72 sup'd...

73 sup'd..

74 ....

Richmond.
Aylmer, C.E.
Aylmer, C.E.
Aylmer, C.E.
Chambly.
Chambly.
Seneca.
Matilda.
Matilda.
Toronto Conf.

ARMSTRONG, NOBLE.

1848 e.wit.

49 ... .

50 ....

51 ...

Richmond.
L'Orignal.
Grimsby.
Located — ill

health.

ASH, JAMES.

1856 c. . . Lindsay.

57 E. on T . Bobcaygeon.

58 Brewer's Mills.

59 Wilton and

Harrowsmith.

60 e.f.c&o. Napanee.

61 I sttp'd \ NaPanee-

62 \ SUP D • / Wilton.

Died June 6th, 1863, aged 29
years.

ASH, JOHN C.

1855 c.

56 e.

57 s.

58 ..

59 e.
60
61
62
63

64 .
65

66 .

67 .

68 ..

69

70
71

72
73

74

. . Newcastle.
oh T . Chatham,
v. c . . Cobourg.

. . . Toronto East.
F.c.&O Kingston.

Harrowsmith.
Harrowsmith.
Harrowsmith.
Wilton and

Odessa.
Centreville.
Centre ville.
Centreville.
Pakenham and

Arnprior.
Pakenham and

Arnprior.
Campbellford.
Campbellford.
Campbellford.
Agent Victoria

College.
Toronto Conf.

ASHQUABE, JAMES.

1856 c Pic.

57 E. 07i T. Pigeon River.

58 . . Michipicoton.

59 . . Michipicoton.

60 . . Lac la Pluie.
61 Michipicoton.

62 . . Michipicoton.

63 . . Dropped.

64

MINISTERS AND PROBATIONERS.

ATKINSON, THOMAS.

1852-1

to V

55 j

56 ORD.

57 R.F.

r Methodist

| Episcopal

L Conference.

. . . Rochester.

c. . . Gosfield and
Kochester.

58 . . Gosfield and

Rochester.

59 . . Mt. Brydges.

60 . . Mt. Brydges.

61 Warwick.

62 . . Warwick.

63 . . . . Warwick.

64 . . . . Euphemia.

65 . . Wardsville and

Euphemia.

66 Kings ville.

67 Kingsville.

68 . . . . Kingsville.

69 Penetanguishene.

70 . . Carlton Place.

71 . . Carlton Place.

72 Carlton Place.

73 . . . . Maitland.

74 Montreal Conf.

ATTWOOD, JOHN S.

1827
to
32
33

1834 .... Canboro'.

35 Oxford.

36 . . . . Located.

AUSTIN, NATHAN.

f Methodist
■\ Episcopal
I Conference.
No station — ill
health.

1869
70
71
72
73
74

r. on t . .

Thornbury.
Walter's Falls.
Durham.
Cobourg.
Cobourg.
Montreal Conf.

AUSTIN, WILLIAM.

1871
72
73

74

1869
70
71

E.0)lT.

Sombra.
Mooretown.
Alvinston.
Montreal Conf.

AWDE, JAMES.

K.OIIT.

72

73 R.F.C.&O.

74

Oniemee.
Millbrook.
Drummondville.
Hamilton 2nd.
Montreal 5th.
Montreal Conf.

AXTLE, NATHAN.

1845 c

46 R. on t . . Chatham.

47 . . . . Sarnia and St.

Clair.

48 Dropped.

AYLESWORTH, ISAAC B.,
M.D.

1843 c.
44 R. on T
45

46 or.

47 ^ R. F. c

to J-sup'y.

53J ..

54 .. ..

55

56

57

58

59

60

61

62

Hallowell.
Hallowell.
Demorestville.
Demorestville.

V Demorestville.

F. SEC.

CHMN.

CHMN.
CHMN. . .

63 ^

64 ^AGT. V.

65 J
66

67

68
69
70
71
72
73
74

CHMN.
CHMN.

sup'd.
svp'd.

Mitchell.

Mitchell.

Bradford.

Bradford.

Kleinburg.

Kleinburg.

Colborne.

Colborne.

Newcastle.

f Cobourg.
. -! Cobourg.

I Cobourg.
Bradford.
Bradford.
Bond Head.
Owen Sound.
Owen Sound.
Collingwood.
Stayner.
Newcastle.
Withdrew.

Note. — He was elected as a
lay delegate to the General Con-
ference of 1878.

B.

BAILEY, JOHN.

1830-1 rMethodist

31 J- | Episcopal

32 J I 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 ac-
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 tlie year 1853 he
obtained a superannuated rela-
tion. He died March 15th, 1863,
aged 81 years.

BAKER, ISAAC.

1857 R. out

58

59 s. v. c. .
60

Nottawasaga.
Cookstown.
Cobourg.
Holland Landing

1861 R.F.I

\&o Nottawasaga.

62 ..

Nottawasaga.

63

Durham.

64

Durham.

65 ..

Durham.

66

. . Thornbury.

07

Thornbury.

68 ..

Thornbury.

69

Walter's Falls.

70

Walter's Falls.

71

Walter's Falls.

72

Keppel.

73 ..

Sarawak.

74 ..

Toronto Conf.

BAKEWELL, WILLIAM H.

Eng. Wes. Conf.

18401

to V

54 J

55 | \ Meth. Epis.

56 | •• | Church, U. S.

57 R. can. c Shefford, C. E.

58 Stanstead.

59 . . • • Stanstead.

60 Brock.

61 . . . Brock.

62 Brock.

63 ... Expelled.

BARBER, ISAAC

1849 c. . . . Grimsby.

50 R. om. 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 IT. S.

BARBER, OZIAS.

1841 c. . . Buckingham.

42 r. om. Matilda.

43 Elizabeth town.

44 Mississippi.

45 r.f. c.&o Gananoque.

46 Bowmanville.

47 .... Caineville.

WESLEYAN METHODIST CONFERENCE.

65

1848
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
67
68
to
71
72

SUP Y ,

Cainsville.

Adelaide.

Simcoe.

Dumfries.

Dumfries.

Ingersoll.

Ingersoll.

Ingersoll.

Aylmer, Ont.

Aylmer, Ont.

Norwich.

No Station.

Wesleyville.

Wesleyville.

Rawdon.

Rawdon.

Rawdon.

Tamworth.

Tamworth.

Tamworth.

Strathroy.

Rem. to U. S.

1862 c.
63 R.

on T. .

BARKER, JAMES.

1861 R. oni. Mitchell.
62 Dropped.

BARKER, WILLIAM R.

Victoria Road.
Lakefield and

Warsaw.
Bobcaygeon.
Omemee.
Cobourg.
Bolsover.
Fenelon Falls.
Fenelon Falls.
Fenelon Falls.
Bobcaygeon.
Keene.
Keene.
Toronto Conf.

64
65
66
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
74

S. V. c. .
R.F.C.&O.

BARRASS, EDWARD.

1841 -)

to [

Eng. Primitive

52 J

Meth. Conf.

53^)

to V ...

Can. Primitive

58 J

Meth Conf.

59 R. CAN.

3. Frankford and

Trenton.

60

. Frankford and

Trenton.

61 ..

Frankford and

Trenton.

62 .

Sherbrooke, Que.

63 ..

Sherbrooke, Que

64

Sherbrooke, Que

65

Gananoque.

66

Bath.

67 ...

. Bath.

68

. Bath and Am

herst Isle.

69

. Albion.

70

Albion.

1871 . . Albion.

72 Aurora.

73 ... Aurora.

74 Toronto Conf.

BARRY, JOHN.

1825-)

to [ ....

29 J

30

31

32

33

34

35

36 sup'd.. . .
the Conference.

Jamaica.

Visiting Eng.

Jamaica.

York (Toronto).

Montreal.

Bermuda.

Bermuda.

By permission of

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 went 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 R. 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.

C. . Irish Conference.

R. on T . . Roscrea.

Oldcastle.
. . . Pettigo.
r.f.c.&o Sligo.

Sligo.

Boyle.

Boyle.

Castleblaney.
.... Castleblaney.

Castleblaney.

sup't... Castleblaney.
sup'd... Toronto, C.W.
sup'd St. Clair, C.W

1806

7

8

9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
to
29
30
31
32
33
34

Died August 30th,
60 years.

BATE,
1854-1

55 y ..

56 J

57 R- CAN. C

58

59 ...

60 ...

JOHN.

Meth. Epis.
Church/'U.S.

Odelltown.

Melbourne.

Melbourne.

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
56
57
58
59
60
61
62

c.

R. on t .

F.R. C. &0

SUP D. .

63^)

to [ sup'd.

67 J

68

69 -)

to V sup'd.

73j

74

Wellesley.

Kincardine.

Bayfield

Stratford.

Morris.

Morris.

Teeswater.

Teeswater.

Clinton.

Oil Springs and
Petrolia.

Paris.

Toronto Conf.

BAWTINHIMER, PETER
MATTHIAS.

1859 R o»!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.

BAXTEE, JOHN.

1831 C Westminster.

32 r. on T . . Hallowell.

33 ... St. Catharines.

34 ... Canboro'.

35 r.f.c. &o Gosficld

1834, aged

36
37

38
39
40
41
42
43
44

Waterloo.
Waterloo and

Gananoque.
Thames.
Thames.
Albion.
Albion.
Whitby.
Markham.
Markham.

66

MINISTERS AND PROBATIONERS.

18-45

46

47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
to
60
61
to
72
73
74

SUP D.

sup'd.
sup'd.

Newmarket and
Snake Island.

Newmarket and
Snake Island.

Humber.

Humber.

Seneca.

Nanticoke.

Nanticoke.

Nanticoke.

Crowlarid.

Crowland.

sup'd . . Welland.

sup'd Point Abino.

sup'd. Ridgeway.

London Conf.

BAXTER, MICHAEL.

c.

E. Oil T .

1842
43

44 ...

45 ... .

46 K.FC.&O.

47

48

49

50

51

52

53

54

55

56

57

58

59

60

61 ...

62

63 ....

64, sup

65 sup

66 sup'd.
67^

to i- sup'd
73 J
74

SUP

D.

Augusta.
Cornwall.
Bytown.
St. Andrews.
DSt. Andrews.
Elizabethtown.
Sherbrooke.
Sherbrooke.
Lanark.
Newboro'.
Newboro'
Madoc.
Madoc.
Hungerford.
Hungerford.
Hungerford.
Demorestville.
Gatineau.
Picton.

Demorestville.
Demorestville.
Demorestville.
Hungerford.
Picton.
Demorestville.

Font Hill.

London Conf.

BEATTY, JOHN.

1826 ) ( Methodist

to > < Episcopal

32 ) ( Conference.

33 ord. . . . London.

34 .. TwmtoTp.

35 . . Yongc Street.

36 Agent U. C. A.

37 Agent U. C. A.

38 Steward U. C. A.

39 Gov. and Steward

U. «'. Acad.

40 Gov. and Steward

U. C. Acad.

41 Agent U. C. A

1842-) '
to [-sup'd
64 J

Cobourg.

Died June 30th, 1864, aged 82
years.

BECKWITH, JAMES.

English Conf.

Three Rivers.
Three Rivers.

sup t . .

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.

Dundee.

Dundee.

Bramley.

Bramley.

Leicester.

Leicester.

Walsall.

Walsall.

Lacolle, Que.

1858 r. on t.

59

60 ..

61

62

63

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

Chatham.
Chatham.
Hamilton.

Visiting Eng.

Grimsby.

65

Chaudiere.

66 jup'd. ... Ottawa.

Died May 11th, 1867, aged 37
years.

BEGG, MARTIN.

1859 e. out.. Artemesia.

60 Brock.

61 Dropped.

BELL, JOHN WESLEY.

1870

71

■>

73 u. v.

74

Milford.
Ameliasburg.
Trenton.
Cobourg.
Toronto Conf.

1870
71

72
73

74

1858

Newburgh.
Lowville.
Lowville.
Lowville.
London Conf.

BELL, THOMAS.

c. . . .
59 e. on
60
61
62 e.

F. C.

63 OED.

64

65
66
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
74

Smith's Falls.

Merrickville.

Cookstown.

Cookstown.

Barrie.

Newmarket and

Aurora.
Newmarket and

Aurora.
New Ireland.
New Ireland.
Melbourne.
Bolton.
Bolton.
Bolton.
Frelighsburg.
Frelighsburg.
Frelighsburg.
Montreal Conf.

BELTON, SAMUEL.

1817^|
to V ..
32 J
33

34 ...

35 ...

36 sup'd.
37

38

39 .

40

41

42

43

44

45 .

46

471 -
to y sup d

61 J
Died Oct.

years.

f Methodist
J. Episcopal
I Conference.

. . Lake Simcoe.
Lake Simcoe and
Coldwater.
. . Dumfries.
Hamilton.
Grimsby.
. . Grimsby.
. . St. Catharines.
St. Catharines.
Reesorville.
Reesorville.
Whitby.
Lake Simcoe.
Credit.
Credit.

Hamilton.
6th, 1861, aged 71

BELL,

ROBERT.

1864

e. on T .

Harrington

65

e. on T .

L'Orignal.

66

March.

67

March.

68

E.F.C. &0

March.

69

Newburgh.

BENSON, MANLY.

1863 R.onT. Romney.

64 Chatham.

65 Sandwich and

Windsor.

66 ... Sarnia.

67 e. f.c.&o Ridgetown.

68 Ridgetown.

69 Newbury.

70 Newbury.

71 ... Cooksville.

72 Hamilton.

73 Hamilton.

74 London Conf.

WESLEYAN METHODIST CONFERENCE.

67

BERNEY, DANIEL.

1834 c. ... 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.

53J

54 ) ( Agent American

55 \ ••• { Tract Society.

56 ) ( Niagara Conf.

57 i \ M. E. C.

58 ) Stoney Creek,

59 \ \ Mich., M.E.C.

60 Methodist Prot.

Church, U.S.
R1 ■, ( Port Sanilac,

01 I \ Mich., Pastor

en \ l First Congrega-

8U ' ( tipnal Church.

BERRY, FRANCIS.

1852 R.r.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.

72 .. .

73 .. .

74 .. ..

Listowell.
Washington.
Drayton.
London Conf.

BERRY, JAMES.

1855 r. on t. . Goderich.
56 ord . ._ . Bayfield.

BETTS, JONATHAN
, EDMONDSON.

1855 c Hamilton.

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 held in Toronto, 1874.

BETTSCHAN, DAVID.

BEYNON, GEORGE.

1873 R. o»t.
74 .. .

Garafraxa.
London Conf.

57

Located.

BETTYS, DARIUS.

1846 r. on T.
47 ..

. Markham.
Located.

BEVITT, THOMAS.

27)

' Methodist

to

■■ i

Episcopal

32

Conference

33

E.F.C &0

Cobourg.

34

Cobourg.

35

St. Catharines.

36

St. Catharines.

37

Stamford.

38

Brantford.

39

Brantford.

40

Brantford.

41

Yonge Street.

42
43

CHMN. (

Bytown, Sec'y

> byt'n <

of Conf.

DIST. (

Bytown.

44

Matilda.

45

Matilda, Sec'y.
of Conf

46

President of
the Conf

47

CHMN.

Kingston Dist.

48^i

*. w

' Prescott.

49

3Sg

Merrickville.

50

s z 2

Merrickville.

51

Kemptville.

52

S § S

Kemptville.

53 J

° «

1 Kemptville.

54

CHMN.

Thorold.

55

> ham'n <

DIST.

Thorold.

56
to
64

sup'd . St. Catharines.

1840 r. onr

41
42
43

44 R.F.C &0

45 . .
46

47
48
49
50

51 sup'y.

52 ..
53

54

55 ..
56

57 F. SEC

< w H

S g 2

3 a H

58

59

60

61

62

63

64

65

to

72

73 sup'd.

74

Elizabethtown
and Gananoque.
Hull.
L'Orignal.
L'Orignal.
Mississippi.
Mississippi.
Sheffield.
Wilton.
Wilton.
Wilton.
Kemptville.
Newmarket.
Bath.
Bath.
Bath.

Farmersville.
Farmersville.
Farmersville.
Newboro'.
Newboro'
Newboro'.
Carlton Place.
Carlton Place.
^Carlton Place.
Oakville.

sup'd Weston.

Yorkville.
Toronto Conf.

BIELBY, WILLIAM M.

1868
69
70
71
72
73
74

Prim. Meth.

Conference.
Artemesia.
Walter's Falls.

c

r. on T.
r.f.c. &o Amable.
Wiarton.

London Conf.

Died February 5th, 1865, aged
69 years.

BIGGAR, HAMILTON.

1827) rMethodist

to > 1 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.

.„ . f Sec. of Con. '1846.

.»[.... -{ Steward and

4/ ' I Treas. Vic. Col.

48 Grimsby.

49 .... Grimsby.

50 Dumfries.

51 Dumfries.

52-)

to }■ sup'd . Brantford.

73 J

74 London Conf.

68

MINISTERS AND PROBATIONERS.

BINNING, WILLIAM.

1855

Stirling.

BLAKER, GEORGE.

1817 R

18

o?i t . Melbourne.

56 )

to > sup'd . Sidney.

66 )

1854
55

r. om

Lake Superior.
. Lake Superior.

Died

April 28th, 1867, aged

56

57

OR

Michipicoton.
Pic.

BISHOP, GEORGE JOHN.

76 years.

58
59

Pic.
Pic.

1871 o.

Rosemont.

BLACKSTOCK. MOSES.

60

Michipicoton.

72 e.

on t . Lloydtown.

61

Located.

73 .

Lloydtown.

1835 )

74 .

Toronto Conf.

to \

New Con. Conf.

39 )

BLAND, HENRY FLESHER

BISHOP, JAMES HENRY.

1851 R. on. t. Institution, Eng.
52 Institution. Ene.

40 R.
41

42 ...
43"!

f. c. Peterboro',

Missionary to

back T'ps.
. .. Scugog.

1858
59
60
61

c
c . . .

R. on T .

St. Andrews.
St. Andrews.
Hemmingford.
Hemmingford.

53 OKD

Montreal East.

to > SUp'v Peterboro'

62

R.F.C.&

o Hemmingford.

54

Montreal East.

46

63

F. SEC

Montreal East.

55 R.

F.

c. St. Andrews.

47 1

to y si

64

Montreal East.

56 .

.,. Toronto West.

p'y . . Cavan.

65

Montreal East.

57 ..

Toronto West.

50 J

66

Dundas.

58 ..

Toronto West.

51^1

67

F. SEC

Dundas.

59 F.

60 F.

sec. Picton.
sec. . . Picton.

to y sup'y Millbrook.
55 J

68
69

F. SEC
F. SEO

Dundas.
Kingston.

61 F.

sec. . . Picton.

56

North West In-

70

7r

72

F. SEC

Kingston.
C Belleville.
\ Belleville.

62 F.

63 F.

sec. Cobourg.
sec. . Cobourg.

diana Conf. U.S

VCHMN.

64 F.

sec. . . Coboure.

Died near Paxton, 111., August

73

J

1 Belleville.

65 ..

31st, 1873, aged 80 years.

74

Montreal Conf.

66 ..

. . London.

— —

Delegate to First General Con-

67 F.

68 F.

sec. . . London.

sec. . Toronto North.

BLACKSTOCK, WM. S.

ference, Toronto, 1874.

69 F.

sec. . . Toronto North.

( Mono and Notta-

Died

Dec. 25th, 1869, aged

1846 R. <

>» T. < wasaga, 3 mo.

BLANSHARD, SHEM.

43 years.

( Barrie, 9 mo.

1858

C.

Nanticoke.

47 ..

. . Humber.

59

R. on T

Dunnville.

BISSELL, GEORGE.

48
49 ...

. . . Bradford.
Oshawa.

60
61

Grimsby.
Smith ville.

1824 )

r Methodist

50 R.B

.c. &o Brampton.

62

R.F.C.&

o Caistorville.

to >

< Episcopal

51 ...

. . Brampton.

63

....

Harrowsmith.

32 )

I Conference.

52 ...

. . Brampton.

64

Mono.

33 .

53 ...

Yonge Street.

65

. Mono.

34

Located.

54 ..

Newcastle.

66

Mono.

55

Newcastle.

67

. Point Abino.

56 ..

Brighton.

68

. Point Abino.

BLACK, JOHN.

57 ..
58

Brighton.
. . Hamilton.

69
70

East Zorra.
East Zorra.

1824 )

r Methodist
. . -{ Episcopal

59 ...

.... Three Rivers.

71

Oxford Centre.

to \

60 ..

. . Three Rivers.

72

Oxford Centre.

32 )

L Conference.

61 ...

. . L'Orignal.

73

Oxford Centre.

33 .

. . . . Ottawa.

62 ..

L'Orignal.

74

Toronto Conf.

34 .

. . Cavan.

63

L'Orignal.

35

. . Peterboro'

64

. . Drummondville.

36 .

Bay Quinte.

65

BLOOMFIELD, ARTHUR G.

37 .

. .

Bay Quinte.

66 ...

Drummondville.

38 .

. . . . Hallowell.

67 ...

68

. . Milton.
. . . Milton.

1868
69

c.

R. on T.

Brock.

39

Hallowell.

Millbrook.

40 .

Murray.

69

Milton.

70

Rem. to U.S.

41 .

Murray.

70 ...

42
43 ..

. . . . Murray.

71 .

72

73

. ... Goderich.
Goderich.
Clinton.

1856

BOND,
c

STEPHEN.

44 ..

Colborne.

St. Mary's.

45 ..

Bath.

74 .

. . Montreal Conf.

57

R. on T .

Mitchell.

46

47 ..

.. Bath.

Sidney.
Sidney.

Delega
ference, r

te to First General Con-
roronto, 1874.

58
59
60

R.F.C&C

Goderich.

Stratford.

48

> Woodstock.

49

Sidney.

61

Georgetown.

50

Napanee.

BLADI

S, JOHN THOMAS.

62

Gait.

51

Napanee.

63

....

Gait.

52

Brighton.

1872 r. c

n t. . Woodville.

64

Erin.

53

Brighton.

73 .

Windsor Mills.

65

Manningville.

54

74 ...

66

Manningville.

WESLEYAN METHODIST CONFERENCE.

69

1867

Manningville.

1857 Toronto East.

1851)
to {-

Phila. and Lou-

68

, . Mount Forest.

58 sec. conf. Toronto East.

. isiana Confs, M.

69 ..

Mount Forest.

59 . . Toronto East.

61 J

E.C., U. S.

70

Mount Forest.

60 ~> f Stanstead.

62-|

71

Wellington.

61 J-chmn \ Stanstead.

63 [

64 J

Irish Wes. Conf.

72

Canton.

62 J LStanstead.

73

. Kemptville.

63^i ("Brantford.
64 \ chjin . -j Brantford.

65 c

Leslieville and

74

Montreal Conf.

Davenport.

65 J L Brantford.

66 c

. Peel.

^.

66 F. sec. Montreal East.

67^

67 chmn. Montreal East.

68 V

City Mis'y,

BOOTH, JAMES.

68 chmn. Montreal East.

69 J

Toronto.

1816 R. on T
OED . .

17 ..

18 ....

19 R. F. C

20 ..

21

[ Montreal.

69 chmn. Sherbrooke.

70 . . St. John's.

70-i ]
to }

a. f. c.

( Sup'y, Toronto
( City Mis'y.

. . Montreal.
Bay Quinte.
Kingston.
Kingston.
, Quebec.

71 ... . St. John's.

72 .. St. John's. Co-

Delegate.

73 . . St. John's.

74 Montreal Conf.

73 J

74 .
75)
76 |

Rem. to U. S.
Arkansas Conf.

Returned to Canada and located

22

. St. Armand.

Delegate to the Canada Wes-

in Toronto.

23

St. Armand.

leyan Conference from the Can-

24 ..

Quebee.

ada Eastern District, with the

25

. Quebec.

view of obtaining a union of the

26 ....

. Quebec.

District with that Conference,

BRADON, JOHN.

27

Kingston.

1853. Delegate to First General

28 ..

Kingston.

Conference, Toronto, 1874.

1854 e.

on t.

Carlton Place.

29 ..

Stanstead.

55 ..

Richmond.

30 ..

Stanstead.

— — -

56

Dropped.

31 ....

Shefford.

BOTTERELL, EDMUND.

32

. Shefford.

33 ..

. Odelltown.

1834 r.oht. Ryde, Isle of

34

. Odelltown.

Wight.

BREDIN. JOHN.

35 ..

. Odelltown.

35 or. d. ... Quebec.

36

St. Armand.

36 . . . . Quebec.

1842 c.

London.

87 ..

Three Rivers.

37 . . Montreal.

43 R.

on T.

Goderich.

38-)

38 e. f. c. Hatley.

44

Woodstock and

to J-sup'y

. Kingston.

39 . . . . Hatley.

Stratford.

44 j

40 . . Compton.

45

Toronto West.

45

. Guelph.

41 Melbourne.

46

Peterboro' and

46

. Peterborough.

42 . . . . Melbourne.

Rice Lake.

47 ..

Simcoe.

43 . . . . Dunham.

47 R.F.C.&O

. Guelph.

48

. Simcoe.

44 Dunham.

48

Guelph.

49^|

45 Kingston.

49

Cobourg.

to J-stjp'y

Kingston.

46 ... Kingston.

50

Cobourg.

53 J

47 . . . . London.

51

St. Thomas.

48 . . Eastern British

52
53

Hamilton.

Died Jan.

22, 1854, aged 73

Am. Conf.

Hamilton.

years.

54

Toronto East.

55

Toronto East.

BORLAND. JOHN.

BOTTOMS, WM. EDWIN.

66

Cobourg.

1867 c. . . Florence.

57 f.

SEC.

Cobourg.

1835 r. <wtT.

. St. Armand.

68 E. on T . . Kincardine.

58 f.

SEC.

Cobourg.

36 or

New Ireland.

69 . . Romney.

70 . . Located.

59

Woodstock.

37 ....

New Ireland.

60 f.

SEC.

Woodstock.

38

New Ireland.

61

Brockville.

39 E. F. 0

Melbourne.

62

Brockville.

40

Melbourne.

BOWERMAN, ALLAN, M.A.

63

Brockville.

41

Montreal.

64 ..

Baltimore and

42

. Montreal.

1871 c.

Grafton.

43

Quebec.

72 e. on t. . Headingly and

65

Baltimore and

44 ..

Quebec.

Boyne River.

Grafton.

45 ..

Melbourne.

73 Headingly and

66

Yonge St. North.
Yonge St. North.
Yonge St. North.

46

Melbourne.

Boyne River.

67 . .

47

Melbourne.

74 . . . . Toronto Conf.

68

48 ..

Stanstead.

A graduate of Victoria Univer-

69 . .

Yonge St. South.

49 ..

Stanstead.

sity— B A. in 1871 and Silver

70

Yonge St. South.

50 ..

. Stanstead.

Medallist ; M.A, in Course 1874.

71

Yonge St. South.

51

Dunham.

72

Bowman ville.

52

Quebec.

73

Bowman ville.

53

Quebec.

BOYD, JOHN H.

74 .

, Toronto Conf.

54 ..

. . Toronto West.

1839)

55 ..

. . Toronto West.

to V Irish Wes. Conf.

Delegate to the First General

56

. . Toronto "West.

50 )

Conference, Toronto, 1874.

70

MINISTERS AND PROBATIONERS.

BRETHOUR, DAVID L.

1870 . . Pittsburg.

1871 f. sec. Cobourg.

1860 K. o?i T. Mooretown.

61 . . Chatham.

62 .. Yonge St. South.

63 . . Napanee.

71 . . Pittsburg.
72 Pittsburg.

73 . . Cataraqui.

74 . . . . Montreal Conf.

72 F. sec. Cobourg.

73 f. sec. Cobourg.

74 Toronto Conf.

Delegate to First General Con-

64 b.f.c.&o Napanee.

ference, Toronto,

1874.

65 . . Consecon.

BRIDGMAN, GEO. H., D.D.

66 Templeton and

Chaudiere.

1864 c. . . Paris.

BRISTOL, COLMAN, M.A.

67 . ■ Scarboro'.

65 E. on T . Dundas.

68 Bloomfield.

c« 5 Milton

1859 ) e. on t.

i Cobourg.
j Cobourg.

69 Belleville.

00 • ■ \ Toronto East.

60 \ u. v. c.

70 . . Belleville.

67 Toronto East.

61 tutor Vic. Col.

71 .. Belleville.

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

62 Mitchell.

72 . . Cooksville.

69 . . . . St. Catharines.

63 e.f.c. &o Blythe.

73 f. sec. . . Windsor.

70 St. Catharines.

64 . . Blythe.

74 London Conf.

71 Brantford.

65 . . . . Hanover.

72 Toronto Third.

66 Hanover.

73 Withdrew.

67 . . . . Hanover.

BREWSTER, ROBERT.

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

68 Ainleyville.

1851 E. out. Bath.

52 . . Napanee.

53 Winchester.

54 OE. D. Winchester.

55 e. f. c. Merrickville.

56 . . Merrickville.

57 . . Merrickville.

69 . . . . Ainleyville.

70 .... Ainleyville.

71 ... Dungannon.

72 Dungannon.

73 ... Fullarton and

Hibbert.

74 London Conf.

58 . . Matilda.

Lima Academy.

A graduate of Victoria Univer-

59 . . . . Matilda.

— —

sity ; B.A., 1861

; M.A., 1872.

60 Matilda.

BRIGGS, JOEL.

61 Smith's Falls.

62 Smith's Falls.

63 . . . . Smith's Falls.

1850 c. . . Chatham,
51 e. on t. . Goderich.

BROCK,

JAMES.

64 Clinton.

52 Grimsby.

1830 ) f

Methodist

65 . . Clinton.

53 . . Dundas.

31 . . . \

Episcopal

66 Clinton.

54 e.f.c. &o Cookstown.

32 ) I

Conference.

67 Elora.

55 Collingwood.

33 E.F.C. &0

Mississippi and

68 ... Fergus.

56 Owen Sound.

Bonchire.

69 . . Fergus.

57 . . Milford.

34

Perth.

70 . . . . Rem. to U. S.

58 . . . . Milford.

35 ....

Perth.

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

59 Milford.

60 . . Consecon.

61 . . Consecon.

62 Consecon.

36 ...
37
38 ..

By town.
Bytown.
Elizabethtown
and Gananoque.

63 Hullsville.

39 ...

Cobourg.

64 . . Hullsville.

40 ...

Cobourg.

BRICK, JOHN G.

65 Hullsville,

41

Quebec.

1872 E. F. c. From Free Will

66 . . Welland.

67 .. .. Welland.

42

43

Quebec.
Stanstead.

Baptists. '
New Ireland.

73 . . . . Inverness.

74 Montreal Conf.

68 Welland.

69 .... Georgetown.

70 . . Georgetown.

71 . . . . Georgetown.

44
45
46

47 ...

Stanstead.
Stanstead.
St. Johns.
St. Johns.

72 Elora.

48

St. Johns.

. BRIDEN, WILLIAM.

73 . . Elora.

74 . . Toronto Conf.

49

50

Huntingdon.
Huntingdon.

1854 c. . . Sheffield.

51

Huntingdon.

55 E. T. & O. Metcalfe.

56 Metcalfe.

BRIGGS, WILLIAM.

52

Odelltown and
Hemmingford

57 • • • . Omemee.

1859 E. out., Durham, C.E.

53 ..

Odelltown and

58 E. F. c. Keene.

60 . . Toronto East.

Hemmingford

59 . . Keene.

61 Yonge St. South.

54

Odelltown and

60 ... Keene.

62 Toronto West.

Hemmingford

61 . . Norwood.

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

55 ) (

Ottawa.

62 Norwood.

64 . . Hamilton.

56 > C'HMN ■

Ottawa.

63 . . Norwood.

65 .... Montreal Centre.

57)

Ottawa.

64 . . Wilton.

66 . . Montreal Centre.

58 i

Brockville.

6"> . . Wilton.

67 . . Montreal West.

59 > C1I.MN

Brockville.

66 ... Wilton.

68 London.

60 )

Brockville.

67 Selby.

69 . . London.

61)

Guclph.

68 . . Selby.

70 London —

62 > CHMN

Clui'lph.

69 Selby.

1 Dundas Street

63 )

Guelph.

WESLEYAN METHODIST CONFERENCE.

71

1864
65
66
67

69

70

71 CHMN

72
73
74

CHMN

Peterborough.

Peterborough.

Prescott.

Prescott.

Prescott.

St. Catharines.

St. Catharines.

St. Catharine8.

Lindsay. |

Lindsay. s-

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 R. on T. . Mount Brydges.

59 . . Romney.

60 New Ireland.

61 s. v. c. Cobourg.

62 r.f.c. &o

63

64

65

67
68
69

70

71
72
73

Newcastle.

Newburg.

Clinton.

Gait.

Georgetown.

Milton.

Kingston.

Parkenham and

Arnprior.
Pakenham and

Arnprior.
Perth.
Perth.
Perth.

74 London Conf.

BROLEY, JAMES.

1857 c.
58 r
59
60

61 R
62

63 .

64 .
65

66

67
68

69 F.

70 .

71 .
72
73
74

.. Erin.
on T . . Bowmanville.

Stouffville.
.... Prince Albert.
f. c. & o Orangeville.
Orangeville.

Rond Eau.

. ... Rond Eau.

Sandwich and

Windsor.
.... Sandwich and

Windsor.
.... Warwick.
Warwick.
sec: Warwick.

Beamsville.

Cainsville.
Cainsville.
Dungannon.
London Conf.

BROOKING, ROBERT.

1839 R.orcT.&o Cape Coast

Castle, W.A.

40 .... Accra, W.A.

41 Ashanti, W.A.

42 Ashanti, W.A.

1843 R. F.
44 . .
45
46 ...

471

to y

51 J

52

53

64^|

X [

«t H

55

m o

& s

O H

56

£ «

57
58

RMAN H
RITORY

« «

59

^

,

Q I

60
to
68
69
to
73
74

Ashanti, W.A.
Ananaboo, W.A.
Ananaboo, W.A.
Retired — ill

health.

Rice Lake, C.W.

St. Clair.
St. Clair.
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,

H.B.T.

Rama, Ont.

Hiawatha.
Toronto Conf.

BROWN, BRINTON P., M.D.

F. C .

SUP Y.

Aylmer, W.

Bayham.

Bayham.

Bayham.

Bayham.
f Bayham.

Bayham.
I Belmont.
| Belmont.

Woodstock.

Woodstock.

Woodstock.

Woodstock.

Rem. to U. S.

1856 c.

57 E. on t.

58 ORD
59

60 r.
61^
62
63
64
65
66
67
68
69

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

BROWNE, GEORGE.

R.

1857 c.

58 R.

59 ..
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
74

. . Woodstock.
on T Aylmer, C. W.

Blenheim.

Elora.
F.a &o Shannonville.

Shannonville.

Consecon.

Consecon.

Consecon.

Innisfil.

Innisfil.

Innisfil.

Lloydtown.

Lloydtown.
. . Uxbridge.
. . Uxbridge.
.... Castleton.

Toronto Conf.

BROWN,

1860 E. on T.
61
62
63

GEORGE (B).

Durham, C.E.
Eaton.
Consecon.
Dropped.

BROWN, GEORGE MARTIN.

1862 R. on T.. Cooksville.

63 Yonge Street N.

64 Albion.

65 .. Berlin.

66 e.f.o. &o Stratford.

67 Keppel.

68 . . Keppel.

69 Keppel.

70 ... Inverrhay.

71 Invermay.

72 Invermay.

73 . . Vespra.

74 . . Toronto Conf.

BROWN, NELSON.

Colborne.

Cobourg.

Norwood.

Colborne.

Chippewa.

Located.

Hungerford.
Shannonville.
Stirling.
Stirling.
Strathroy.
Strathroy.
Stouffville.
Wallace.
Wallace.
Rockwood.
Rockwood.
Elma.
Elma.

Trowbridge.
Lucknow.
Lucknow.
. . Lucknow.

sup'd Listowell.

1846 E. on t. .

47 s. v. c. .

48 ..

49 ..

50 . .
51
52
53

54 r.f.c. &o
55
56
57
58
59

60 ..

61 ..
62
63
64
65
66

67

69

70
71

72)
73 f
74

SUP D

High Bluff, Man.
Toronto Conl.

BROWN, ROBERT.

1849 )

to > .. Vermont Conf.,

55 ) U.S.

56 R. 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
72

73 R. F.

. 74 ...

r Methodist
-{ Episcopal
L Conference.

Compton.

Montreal Conf.

BROWN, WILLIAM.

r Methodist
-1 Episcopal
I Conference.

1815->
to V
32 j
33^1

to V sup'y . . Smith's Falls.
56j

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. o» t . . 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 Conf.

BROWNELL, JOHN B.

1826 ^

to i- . . Eastern B. A.

37 J Conference.

38 Kingston.

39 Dunham.

40 Dunham.

41 Dunham.

42 Dunham.

43 Montreal.

44 Montreal.

1845
46

47

Quebec.
Quebec.
Eastern B. A.
Conference.

BROWNELL, STEPHEN.

1833
34

35 ....

36 ..

37 ....

38 or.

39 R. F,

071 T

Clarendon.
Ottawa.
Ottawa.
Crosby.

40
41
42
43
44
45

46
47
48
49

50

51

52 .. ..

53

54

55

56

57 . . . .

58 . . . .
59^1

to V
63 J
64-i

to }■ stjp'd . .
70 J

Died March
71 years.

BRUCE, ROBERT.

Clarendon,

Pembroke and
Bonchire.

Bonchire.

Owen Sound.

Guelph.

Guelph.

Guelph.

Agent for Con-
nex. Funds.

Grand River.

Chippewa.

Chippewa.

Toronto and Dur-
ham Road.

Toronto and Dur-
ham Road.

St. Vincent.

Penetanguishene.

Penetanguishene.

Penetanguishene.

Flos and Orillia.

Southampton.

Southampton.

Southampton.

Cape Crocker &
Colpoy's Bay.

Moulinette.
22nd, 1871, aged

BROWNING, ARTHUR.

1856 c. . . Percy.

57 R. out.. Consecon.

58 Artemesia.

59 or. .. Nanaimo, B.C.

60 R. f. c. . . Nanaimo, B.C.

61 ...... Fort Hope and

Fort Yale.

62 Fort Hope and

Fort Yale.

63 New Westmin-

ster, B.C.

64 New Westmin-

ster, B.C.

65 Victoria, Van. I.

66 .... Victoria, Van. I.
67 Victoria, Van. I.

68 F. sec New Westmin-

ster, B.C.

69 f. sec New Westmin-

ster, B.C.

70 . . . Percy, Ont.

71 Percy, Ont.

72 . . Percy, Ont.

73 Canton.

74 Toronto Conf.

1865 r. out.
66

67 . . . .

BRYANT,

1870 o.

71 R. 071 T.

.72 .

73 ..

74 ..

Merrickville.
Newboro' and

Bedford.
Rem. to U.S.

CORNELIUS.

New Westmin-
ster, B.C.
Nanaimo and

Maple Bay.
Sumas and Chil-
liwhack.
Toronto Conf.

BRYERS, WILLIAM.

1853 c. Bath.

54 R. o»T. Picton.

55 . . . . Port Hope.

56 s. v. c . Cobourg.

57 r.f.o. &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. o?i t

72
73
74

N. Wakefield
and Templeton.
Winchester.
Chandos.
Toronto Conf.

BUDGE, HENRY.

1848 c Bytown.

49 R. on T . Prescott and

Augusta.

50 Located.

BURCH, OLIVER EDISON.

1857 R.

onT.

Mooretown.

58 .

Gosfield and

Rochester

59 s. v. c . .

60 s. v. c . .

61 R.F.C.&C

62

Cobourg.
Cobourg.
Amherstburg.
Wardsville.

63 .

Wardsville.

64 .

Warwick.

WESLEYAN METHODIST CONFERENCE.

73

1865 Warwick.

1854 r.f.c.&o

Lochabar.

1873 L'Orignal.

55

Lanark and

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

67 Mono.

Sherbrooke.

Conference.

68 Rem. to U. S.

56

Lanark and

A graduate of Victoria Univer-

1879 a member of Rock River

Sherbrooke.

sity : B.A. Silver Medalist, 1863 ;

Conference, and stationed at

57

Loughboro'.

M.A., 1872.

North Belvidere.

58
59

Harrowsmith.
Wilton and
Harrowsmith.

BURWASH, NATHANIEL,

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

60

Wilton.

S. T. D.

1860 R. owT.. Tutor Vic. Col.

61

Elgin.

1860 c. . . Newburg.
61 E.«T. Belleville.

61 Tutor Vic. Col.

62 .

Elgin.

62 .... Stratford.

63 .

Elgin.

62 Belleville.

63 Peel.

64

Pakenham and

63 . . Toronto East.

64 r.f.c.&o Drayton.

Arnprior.

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

65 Rem. to U. S.

65 .

Pakenham and

65 . . Hamilton.

Note. — In 1861 lie graduated

Arnprior.

fifi v ( Hamilton.

t 1 ) Prof, of Natural

in Arts at Victoria University and

66

Pakenkam and

received the Prince of Wales'

Arnprior.

72 I ) Science Vic. Col.
' ' Cobourg.

r Prof, of Natural

Gold Medal as " Primus in Arti-

67 .

Omemee.

bus. " He removed to Iowa in

68

Omemee.

1865 at the invitation of the late

69 .

Omemee.

73 . . . ( and Systematic
I Theology.

Dr. Charles Elliott, and for three

70 F.

SEC. . .

Oakwood.

years occupied the position of

71 F.

SEC. . .

Oakwood.

Vice-President of Iowa Wesleyan

72 F.

SEC. .

Oakwood.

University.

73

Brampton.

A graduate of Victoria Univer-

In 1868 he was elected Presi-

74

Toronto Conf.

sity ; B.A., Valedictorian, 1859 ;

dent of Simpson Centenary Col-

M.A., 1867.

lege, and the same year received

the degree of Doctor in Divinity
from the Indiana State University.

BURSON

, GEORGE.

BURWASH, NATHANIEL S.

In 1876 he was elected a Dele-

1859 c.

Elora.

1860 R. out. Bobcaygeon.

gate to the General Conference of

60 r.

on T.

Georgetown.

61 Lindsay.

the Methodist Episcopal Church,

61

Frankford and

62 Millbrook.

U. S. In May 1878 he received

Trenton.

63 s. v. c Cobourg.

the honorary degree of LL.D.

62

Hamilton.

64 R.F.c. &o Arthur.

from Victoria University. In

63 R.F.C.&O

Hamilton.

65 Arthur.

September 1878 he returned to

64

Dundas.

66 Arthur.

Canada, having accepted the po-

65

Paris.

sition of Governor of the Hamil-

66

Paris.

68 . . . . Lynedoch.

ton Wesleyan Female College. —

67

Withdrew, and

69 ... Durham W.

See London Conference.

united

with

the Presbyterian

70 . . . . Durham W

Church

and is

(1880) in charge

71 . . Paisley.

BURNS, NELSON, B.A.

of a Congregation in St. Catha-
rines, Ontario.

72 . , Paisley.

73 .. Paisley.

1862 c. . . Smithville.

•

74 . . Toronto Conf.

63 r. wit. Holland' L'ding.

64 . . Cookstown.

65 . Erin.

BURT, WILLIAM.

BUTCHER, GEO. B.

.g ( r.f.c.&o Gait.

1816-)
to j-

1836 r. on T. . Pembroke.

j sup'y. . Port Dover.

E. B. A. Conf.

37 .... Pembroke .

67 sup'y. Port Dover.

25 J

38 Pembroke.

68-}

26

Odelltown, C. E.

39 )

to i- sup'y.. Milton.

27

Odelltown, C. E.

73 J

28

Rem. to Eng.

j
41 r.f.c.&o L'Orignal.

74 . . London Conf.

Died

September 15th, 1870,

42 Perth.

A graduate of University Col-

aged 79

years.

43 . . Perth.

lege, Toronto, B.A. 1857. Silver

44 . . . . Cornwall.

Medalist in Natural Sciences.

45 . . Rideau.

BURWASH

, JOHN, M.A.

46 Scugog.

47 Located — ill

BURNS, ROBERT.

1863 r.

om .

Canton.

health.

1871 c. . . Mount Forest.

64

Colborne.

72 R. wit. Wingham.

73 . . Howick.

65

Barrie.
'Tutor Vic. Col.

BYERS, HENRY.

74 . . London Conf.

66

-

Baltimore and

-1 pO>T ~

loo/ O

k. Grafton.

38 r. on t . . Gosfield.

67 R.F.C.&O

Belleville.

39 . . London.

BURNS, WILLIAM.

68

Belleville.

.. 1 Oxford.
40 | Barrie.

1850 R. obt. Augusta.

69 .

Belleville.

51 . . Cornwall.

70)

{

Prof, in Mt.

41 . . Amherstburg.

52 . . Cornwall.

71 .

... <

Allison Acade.

42 R.F.c. &o Adelaide and

53 . . Matilda.

72 )

Sackville, N.B.

Warwick.

74

MINISTERS AND PROBATIONERS.

1843

Brantford and

Grand River.

44

| Guelph.
( Peterboro'.

. . Goderich.

46

. . Guelph.

47)

to > stjp'y

. . Kingston.

73)

74 ..

. . Montreal Conf.

BYRNE, ALEX. STURGEON-

1848 c. . .

. Yonge Street.

49 B. MIT

. . London.

50

Toronto East.

Died Feb.

11th, 1851, aged 18

years and 8 months.

BYRNE, CLAUDIUS.

1824 k. onT.. Downpatrick,

Ireland.

25 Downpatrick.

26 Sligo.

27 Tanderagee.

28 r.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

Carrickfergus.

43.-1

B

f Enniskillen.

44

r 3 i

Enniskillen.

45

Enniskillen.

46

«<!

Dungannon.

47 j

s

L Dungannon.

48

. > •

Rem. to Canada

49

Brantford.

50

Brantford.

51

St. Catharines.

52

• «

St. Catharines.

53

Niagara.

54

Niagara.

55

1

to

> sup'y..

Mount Pleasant.

67

1

68

)

to

> sup'y

Fairfield.

73

i

»

74

London Conf.

c

CAIRNDUFF, WILLIAM H.

1870 c Marmora.

71 R. out. , Demorestville.

72 Vienna.

73 St. George.

74 Toronto Conf.

CAIRNS, HUGH.

1862

E. on T .

New Ireland.

63

New Ireland.

64

Melbourne.

65

Melbourne.

66

E.F.C. &0

Dudswell& Bury.

67

Dudswell.

68

. . -

Dudswell.

69

Lawrenceville.

70

Lawrenceville.

71

Knowlton.

72

. 1

Knowlton.

73

Knowlton.

74

Montreal Conf.

CAIRNS

SAMUEL.

1863

R. 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 c. .. Brock.

47 e. out. , Bradford.

48 Newmarket.

49 .... Newmarket.

50 Located.

51 St. Vincent.

52 e.f.c.&o St. Vincent.

53 St. Vincent.

54 Clinton.

55 Clinton.

56 Clinton.

57 St. Mary's.

58 St. Mary's.

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)

1872
73
74

Cornwall.
Cornwall.
Montreal Conf.

CAMPBELL, ALEX. R.

1854 c. . . . Peel.

55 E. on t . Flos and Orillia.

56 Flos and Orillia.

57 ....... Aurora.

««■« -H Ground.

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 Smithville.

70 Smithville.

71 Smithville.

72 Hullsville.

73 Hullsville.

74 .... Toronto Conf.

859 E. on T .

Consecon.

60

Hungerford.
Franklin.
St. Andrews.

61 ...

62 .

CAMPBELL, PETER.

63 E.F.C.&O

Brewer's Mills.

1857 c. Flos and Orillia

64 . •. . ..

Brewer's Mills.

58 E. on t . Rama.

65

Brewer's Mills.

59 . . . . Rama.

66

Napanee.

60 . . Rama.

67

Napanee.

61 e.f.c.&o Morris.

68

Princeton.

62 Blyth.

69 ........

Princeton.

63 Coboconk.

70

Montreal and St.

64 . . , Coboconk.

Lambert.

65 ... Rockwood.

71

Montreal 3rd.

66 .... Rockwood.

WESLEYAN METHODIST CONFERENCE.

75

1867

Rockwood.

CAMPBELL, THOMAS W-

1862

Demorestville.

68
69 ..

. Edmonton,

H.B.T.
Edmonton,

H.B.T.

71 E. on T. . Port Stanley.

72 Whitby.

73 Baltimore

63
64
65
66

Demorestville.
Hungerford.
Hungerford.
Hungerford.

70

Edmonton,

H.B.T.

74 . . . . Toronto Conf.

67
68

Stirling.
Stirling.

71 ...

Victoria, Sask.

69 ....

Stirling.

72 ..

73 ...

Victoria, Sask.
Victoria, Sask.

CAMPBELL, WM. FRANCIS.

70
71

Ameliasburg.
Ameliasburg.

74 ...

Toronto Conf.

1860 E. out.. Ingersoll.

72

Ameliasburg.

61 .... Ingersoll.

73 sup'd.

Colborne.

62 .... Grimsby.
63 Thorold.

74 ..

Toronto Conf.

CAMPBELL, THOMAS.

1836 c.
37 e. on t .

Wesleyville.
St. Armand.

64 e.f.c.&o Dunnville.

CARROLL, JOHN.

38

St. Armand.

1827-|

Methodist

39

Shefford.

67 Locat'dandafter-

to y ..

32 J

Episcopal

40

Russelltown.

ward united with the Episcopalian

Conference.

41 E.F.C. &

o Shefford.

Church. He is now (1880) Rec-

33 oe

Bytown.

42

New Ireland.

tor of the church at Seaforth, Ont.

34

Matilda.

43

New Ireland.

35 ..

Brockville.

44

New Ireland.

36

Brockville.

45

Clarenceville.

CARDUS, THOMAS.

37

Cobourg.

46

47 ...
48

. Clarenceville.

Clarenceville.

. Compton and

Hatley.

1867 c. Streetsville.
68 E. out. Millbrook.

70 . . Thorold.

38

39 TUTOR
U. C. A.

40

Cobourg.

1 Cobourg.

( Brockville.

1 Brockville.

\ Kingston.
Bytown.

49

. Compton and

Hatley.

71 Napanee.

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

73 Yonge St. North.

74 Rem. to U. S.

41 CHMN . . .

50 ....

Three Rivers.

^2 "I CHMN.

1 Prescott.

51

. Three Rivers.

43f™fAiPrescott.

52

. Russelltown.

J DIST.

53

Russelleown.

1879 a member of Genesee Con-

44 ) CHMN.

45 \ DIST.

\ Kingston.

54

. Nelson.

ference, and stationed at Akron,

| Kingston.

55

Nelson.

N. Y.

46 . .

Toronto East.

56

Nelson.

47 ..

Toronto East.

57

Markham.

48 "j CHMN.

( London.

58

. Markham.

CARPENTER, ABRAHAM.

49 i- LONDOiv

■I London.

59
60)

to [• sup'd
66 )

Markham.

1846"> E. out. Grand River.

tn I

50 J DIST.

51 "J CHMN.

1. London.
f Hamilton.

Hamilton.

to r . .

52 I HAM.

{ Hamilton.
L Hamilton.

51 J

53 J DIST.

52 Mt. Elgin and

54 c.MONT.r

St. John's C. E.

Died Nov.

12th, 1836, aged 55

Muncey.

55 ..

Belleville.

years.

56 ) CHMN.

57 \ DIST.

1 Belleville.

| Belleville.

CAMPBELL. THOMAS.

58"] CHMN.

f Ottawa.

CARR, GEORGE.

59 >• Ottawa *! Ottawa.

1864 )
to£

66 )

67 o.

68 E. OUT.

69 E.F.C. &

70

71 ,.
72

Irish Methodist
Conference.

Consecon.

Milford.
O Uxbridge.
. Uxbridge.

Rosemont.

Rosemont.

1842 c Asphodell.

43 E. out.. Asphodell.
44 Whitby.

45 ... Markham.

46 r.f.c.&O Yonge Street.

47 . . Yonge Street.

49 . . . . Demorestville.

60 J DIST.
61"| CHMN.

62 V p.

63 J DIST.

64^1

65 I CHMN-

66 J DIST-

L Ottawa.
( Peterboro'.
■1 Peterboro'
I Peterboro' Co
Delegate
f Guelph.
-1 Guelph.
1 Guelph.

73

Rosemont

50 Bath and

„*~\ CHMN.

\ St. Catharines

74

. Toronto Conf.

Amherst Island.
51 . . Bath and

68 fN St Catharines

) DIST. f

Amherst Island.

69

Gen 1 Agt. 8. 8
Union
Yorkville.
Yorkville.

CAMPBELL, THOMAS
METCALF.

53 . . Percy.

70 sup'd. . .

71 sup'd. . .

1866 c. . .

Colborne.

55 Norwood.

72 sup'd.

Rochesterville.

67 E. on t

68 ....

St. Thomas.
Peel.

56 Gananoque.

73 sup'd.
74

Leslieville.
Toronto Conf.

69

. Washington.

58 .... Gananoque.

70 R.F.C. &

71 ...

o Dunnville.
Dunnville.

Hastings Road.

CARSON, W.

WELLINGTON.

72 ..

. Dunnville.

60 ... Madoc and

1867 b.wit.

Farmersville.

73

, Ridgeway.

Hastings Road.

68.

Franklin Cent.

74 ..

. London Conf.

61 Demorestville.

Yonge St. N.

76

MINISTERS AND PROBATIONERS.

69 . . . . Yonge St. North.

70 . . Streetsville.

C Branipton.

71 R.F.c. &o < Toronto — Elm

I Street.

72 . . . Kingston.

73 . Hamilton — King

Street.

74 London Conf.

1846
47
48
49
50

51
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
59
60
61
€2

€3

«4
65
66
«7

€8
69
70
71
72
73
74

CASE, GEORGE.
r. on t . Cornwall.
. . . . Coteau Landing.

Markham.
Chippewa.
r.f.c. &o Stratford and

Wellesley.
Wellesley.
. . Devonshire.

Warwick.
Stratford.
Stratford.
. . . . Gatineau.

. .- . . Gatineau.
f. sec. Osgoode.
F. sec. Osgoode.
f. sec. Osgoode.
...... Pakenham.

Pakenham and

Arnprior.
Pakenham and

Arnprior.
Moulinette.
Moulinette.
. . Moulinette.
"Waterloo, Kn.
Cataraqui.

Cataraqui.

Colborne.

■ : . . . Colborne.

sup'd. Colborne.

sup'd. Colborne.

London Conf.

CASE,

18051
to y ..
32 J
331
84}-..
35 J

37

371
to V
51 J

51
52
to
55

WILLIAM,
r Methodist
-j Episcopal
L Conference,

r Credit, Sup't.
-J Indian Transla-
l tions.

. . Grape Island and
Rice Lake.

Alderville In-
dustrial School.

Alderville.

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.

1861 r. out. Mono.

62 . . Brantford.

63 Bradford.

64 Leslieville.

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 r. on T . Smithville.

69 Aurora.

70 CQokstown.

71 s. v. c Cobourg. ,

72 r.f.c. &o Markham.

73 .. Bradford.

74 Toronto Conf.

CATTERICK, THOMAS.

1816 r. 071 t. 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.

CHAMBERLIN, WYATT.

Toronto Circuit.
Barrie.
Newmarket.
Woodstock.

1844 r. o?i t
45
46

47 ...
48^|
to )- Located.

50 J

51 r. out. Markham.

52 Rem. to U.S

CHALMERS, DAVID.

1860 r. om. 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.

Bath and

Amherst Isle.

72 .-....: Bath.

73 Bath.

74 London Conf.

71

1814]

( Methodist

to

\ Episcopal

32

( Conference.

33

to'

► sup'd .

Rideau.

36

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

68

r.f.c &o Newmarket.

69

Consecon.

70

Consecon.

71

. . . . Consecon.

72

Montreal Sixth.

73

. . Montreal Sixth.

74

CHANT, JOSEPH HORATIO.

1864 R. wit. 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. om.

Simcoe.

47

London.

48

Woodstock.

49 R.F.C. &0

Simcoe and New

Credit.

50 ...

Norwich.

51

Norwich.

52 ..
53

54

55

Wallaceburg.
Wallaceburg.
Port Stanley.
Port Stanley.

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

WESLEYAN METHODIST CONFERENCE.

77

CHAPMAN, J. ANDERSON

MA.

1866 c. . . Lloydtown.

67 E. on t. Orillia.

68 s. v. 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 K.WH.. Richmond.

48 Mississippi.

49 Matilda.

50 r.f.o. &o Shannonville.

51 . . Shannonville.

52 . . Farmersville.

53 . . Farmersville.

54 ... Port Dover.

55 ... Gosfield.

56 Gosfield.

57 Amherstburg.
58 Amherstburg.

59 ... Warwick.

60 Warwick.

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 Bidgetown.

71 Dawn Mills.

72 . . Mount Brydges.

73 . . . Mount Brydges.

74 London Conf.

CHARBONELL, THOMAS.

1856 e. f. c. Roxton Fch. Mis.

57 Roxton Fch. Mis.

58 . . Stanstead F. Mis.

59 Stanstead F. Mis.

60 Stanstead F. Mis.

61)

to \

65.)

66 .... Compton.

67 sup'd. Compton.

68 sup'd. Compton.

69 sup'd . Compton.

70 .... Granby.

71 ... Shefford.

72 ... Shefford.

73 ... Sweetsburg.

74 . . Montreal Conf.

1871

72

Magog Fch. Mis.

CHARLTON, EDWARD, B.A.

1869 c Keppel.

70 n. on t. . Thornbury.

Artemesia, 3 mo.

ill-health.
No Station — ill-
health.

73 Artemesia.

74 . . . . Located.
A graduate of Victoria Uni-
versity— B.A., Silver Medallist,
1868.

CHARLTON, JAMES.

1868 c. . . Arkona.

69 R. on t . Belmont.

70 Belmont.

71 s. v. c . Cobourg.

72 s. v. c . . Cobourg.

73 e.f.c. &o Plainville.

74 London Conf.

CHARTIER, STEPHEN.

1864 e. out

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 e. on t Mount Elgin

and Muncey.

57 r.f. c. & o Michipicoton.

58 . . Located.

CHOWN, EDWIN ANNING,
B.A.

1868 o. 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 E. out. Woodstock.

Ingersoll.
Mount Brydges.

60 Milton.

61 E. f.o. &o Glanford.

62 .. Glanford.

63 . . Glanford.
64 Stratford.

65 Stratford.

66 ... Stratford.

67 . . . . Ailsa Craig and

Park Hill.

68 .... Ailsa Craig.

69 .... Gait.

59

1870
71
72
73
74

Gait.

Agent Vic. Col.
Wellington Sq.
Wellington Sq.
London Conf.

, CHAS., M.A.

Eastern British
America

Conference..
St. John, C.E.
Montreal.
Montreal.
Montreal.
Quebec.

CHURCHILL

1837
to
43
44
45
46
47
48

49 Quebec.

50 Quebec.

51 ... E. B. A. Conf.
Visited Canada Conf. in 1862.

CLAPPISON, DAVID C.
1844 c. ... Barrie.

45 E. on t. Loughboro.

46 . . Whitby and

Pickering..

47 . . Oshawa.
48 Brampton.

49 e.f.c. &o Brampton.

50 L'Orignal.

51 ... L'Orignal.

52 ... L'Orignal.

53 Farmersviile.

54 .... Farmersville.

55 . . Bath.

56 ... . Bath.

57 Bath.

58 .... Lindsay.

59 Lindsay.

60 Lindsay.

61 . . Ameliasburg.

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 E. out. Romney.

67 Romney.

68 . . Kingsville.

69 ... Sarnia.

70 e.f.c. &o Mooretown.

71 ... Mooretown.

72 . . . Mooretown.

73 Forest.

74 . . London Conf.

CLARKE, JAMES MATHIE-

SON.
1851 c. . . Barrie.

52 E.OST j ***■ Vincent.
( Saugeen.

78

MINISTERS AND PROBATIONERS.

1853

Goderich.

1871 ....*

"Welland.

1850 R.F.C.&0

Hungerford.

54

Glanford.

72

Millbrook.

51

Hungerford.

55 OED.

Wallace.

73 F. SEC

Millbrook.

52 ,

Wilton.

56 R F. C. .

Wellesley.

74 ..

Toronto Conf.

53 . .

Wilton.

57

Mono.

54 .. ..

55

London.
London. -1

Died April 16th, 1858, aged 28

CLARK, WM.

WARNER, D.D.

56

Sandwich and

years.

1856 c

Devonshire.

Windsor.

57 b. on t . .

Belmont.

57 F. SEC

Clinton.

CLARKE, JOHN S.

58 ..

59 . . . .

Blenheim.
Mt. Pleasant.

58 F. SEC

59 F. SEC

Clinton.
Clinton.

1854 R. on t.

Barrie.

60 R.F.C.&O

Mt. Pleasant.

60 F. SEC

Stratford.

55 ..

Newmarket.

61

Port Dover.

61 F. SEC

Stratford.

56

London.

62 sup'd .

Woodstock.

62 ....

Ingersoll.

57

London.

63

Toronto East.

63

Ingersoll.

58 E.F.C.&O

Rockwood.

64

Toronto East.

64 CH. C. D.

Chatham.

59 ....

Cookstown.

65

St. Thomas.

65"| CHMN.

r Owen Sound.

60 ....

Cooks town.

66

St. Thomas.

66 1- ow. s. -

67 J DIST.

Owen Sound.

61 .. , ,.

Cookstown.

67

Ingersoll.

Guelph.

Guelph.

^Owen Sound.

62

63 F. SEC

Bradford.
Bradford.

68 sup'd.
68 sup'd .

68 CHMN .

69 ....

Newcastle.
Newcastle.

64 F. SEC

Bradford.

70

Rp.ni to TT. S..

70 ...

Rem. to U. S.,

65

Napanee.

and united with the New York

and united with Michigan Con-

66 F. SEC

Napanee.

Conference of the Methodist Epis-

ference, Methodist Episcopal

67 F. SEC

Napanee.

copal Church.

He is now (1880)

l^nurcn.

68 ...

Grimsby.

Pastor of the Eighteenth St.

Died in Cazenovia, Michigan,

69

Grimsby.

Church, New York. The honor-

February 24th

, 1878, aged 57

70 F. SEC

Grimsby.

ary degree of D.D. was conferred

years.

71 F. SEC

Thorold.

upon him by

the Illinois Wes-

72 F. SEC

73 F. SEC

Thorold.
Thorold.

leyan University in June, 1880.

CLEMENT

, BENJAMIN.

74

Toronto Conf.

1862 r. on t

Hullsville.

CLARKSON, GEO. C.

63

HuUsville.

1870 R. on t

Sumas and

64

Georgetown.

CLARKE

NELSON B.

Chilliwhack.

65

Georgetown.

1Q,H ( R. 071 T

1858 1 S. V.' C
59

60 ..
61

1 Cobourg.

Southampton

and Paisley.
Carleton Place.
No station on
account of ill
health.
Rem. to Califor-

71

Sumas and

Chilliwhack.

66 R.F.C.&C

67 ... .

Streetsville.
Streetsville. .

72 s. v. c

73 s. v. c

74

CLARKSON,

Cobourg.
Cobourg.
Located.

JOHN B., M.A.

68
69

70

71
72
73

Milton.

Milton.

Richwood.

Richwood.

Richwood.

Fairfield.

62

1857 R. on t.

Frankford and

74

London Conf.

nia Conf. U. S.

Trenton.

Died, April

5th, 1864, aged 31

58)
59 f

CLEMENT. EDWIN.

years.

60 ( 8- Y- C

. Cobourg.

1845 c . .

Covington, N.Y.

CLARKE
1851 E. on t.

, RICHARD.

1 Kingston.
( Hamilton.

61 )

62 .... Toronto East.

63 b.f.c.&o Kingston.

46 B. on t . .

47 ..

48 ..

Alabama, N.Y.

Murray, N.Y.
Gosfield and

64

Kingston.

Amherstburg.
Gosfield.

52 ..

Crowland.

65

Kingston.

49 ...

53

St. Catharines.

66 ..

Montreal East.

50 b.f.c. &r

Paris.

54

j Guelph.

67 ...

Montreal Centre.

51

Paris.

( Elora.

68 . .

Montreal Centre.

52

Paris.

55 E.F.C.&

d Hemmingford.

69 .

Montreal Centre.

53 . .

Simcoe.

56

St. John's.

70 sup'd . .

Montreal Centre.

54 . .

Simcoe.

57

St. John's.

71

Gait.

55

Vienna.

58

Farmers ville.

72 ..

Gait.

56

Vienna.

59

. Maitland.

73

Gait.

57 ..

Vienna.

60 . . .

. Maitland.

74

London Conf.

58

Chatham.

61

Maitland.

A graduate

of Victoria Univer-

59 .. ..

Chatham.

62

. Moulinette.

sity— B.A., 1863; M.A., 1873.

60

Chatham.

63

Moulinette.

61 F. SEC.

Sarnia.

64
65

Odessa.
Odessa.

CLEGHORN, THOMAS.

62 F. SEC.

63

Sarnia.
Bowmanville.

66 . .

Erin.

1845 b. on t.

. Conseoon.

64 F. SEC. .

Bowmanville.

67 ..

Erin.

46 ....

Peterboro'.

65 F. SEC.

Bowmanville.

68

Erin.

47 ...

Hallowell.

66

Yonge St. South.

69 ..

Welland.

48 ..

Hallowell.

67 F. SEC.

Yonge St. South.

70

Welland.

49

. Napanee.

68

Yonge St. South.

WESLEYAN METHODIST CONFERENCE.

79

1869 . . Streetsville.

COCHEAN, GEOEGE.

1847 ...

Perth.

70 . . . Streetsville.

71 . . Streetsville.

72 f. sec. . Picton.

73 f. sec. Picton.

1853 c. Elora.

54 r. onT. Goderich.

55 ... Holland Landing

56 or. . . '. Port Stanley.

57 R. f. c Port Stanley.

58 . . Port Stanley.

48

49

50
51

Perth.

St. Andrews.
St. Andrews.
St. Andrews.

74 . . . . Toronto, Conf.
Delegate to the First General

52
53
54
55

56 ...
57

58

Matilda.
Matilda
Matilda.
Wilton and

Lough boro
Wilton.
Milton.
Milton

Conference held in Toronto, 1874.
CLEWOETH, THOMAS.

59 . . Belmont.

60 Belmont.

61 . . Chatham.

62 Chatham.

63 . . Whitby and

1856 c Chambly, C.E.

Oshawa.

59") CHMN

. ( Newcastle.

57 R. onT.. Aylmer, C.E.

64 . . . . Whitby and

60 j- WHIT

61 J DIST.

62

\ Newcastle.

58 . . Westmeath.

59 . . Frankford and

Oshawa.
65 Whitby and

( Newcastle,
l.'olborne.

Trenton.
60 r.f.c. &o Sandwich and

Windsor.

Oshawa.

66 Bowmanville.

67 . . Toronto West.

63

64
65
66

gOCHMN.
1- PERTH
J DIST

. Colborne.

Ameliasburg.

Ameliasburg.
. Ameliasburg.

( Smith's Falls.
| Smith's Falls.

Millbrook.
Millbrook.

61 . . Sandwich and

Windsor.

68 . . Toronto West.

69 Toronto West.

62 . . Amherstburg.

70 F. sec. Toronto East.

63 . . Amherstburg.

71 f. sec. Toronto East.

64 Gosfield.

72 f. sec. . Toronto East.

69

65 Gosfield.

73 . . Yokohama, Japan

70 ...

66 . . Wardsville.

74 . . Toronto Conf.

71

Millbrook.

67 . . Wardsville.

72

Bond Head.

68 . . .". Wingham.

73

Bond Head.

69 . . Wingham.

COLE, BENJAMIN.

74

London Conf.

70 Londesboro' and

Holmesville.

1855 c. .. Melbourne, C.E.

71 . . Londesboro' and

56 r. out. Melbourne, C.E.

Holmesville.

57 . . Melbourne, C.E.

COLEMAN, WILLIAM.

72 Sault Ste. Marie.

73 . . . Sault Ste. Marie.

58 New Ireland.

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

1837 R. on t.

Nelson.

74 . . Toronto Conf.

60 Coaticook and

Barnston.

38
39

Brantford.
Hamilton and

61 Coaticook and

Ancaster.

Barnston.

40

. London.

CLIPSHAM, JOHN W.

62 Coaticook and

41 r.f.c. &

o Oxford.

1869 c. Coldwater.

Barnston.

42

43 '. ...

44 ..

45

46

47

48

49

50

51
52

. Brockville.
. Peter) ioro'

Dundas.

Albion.
. Bradford.

Bowmanville.

Colborne.
. Hallowell.

Brighton.

Wilton.
. Smith's Falls.

70 R. on t . Coldwater.

71 Albion.

72 Hatley and

Cassville.

73 . . Hatley and

Cassville.

74 . . Montreal Conf.

63 Compton.

64 . . Compton.

65 . . Compton.

66 Granby.

67 Granby.

68 Granby.

69 f. sec. . . Clarenceville.

70 sup'd.. . Granby.

Died Aug. 2nd, 1870, aged 45

COBB, THOMAS.

years.

53

Smith's Falls.

54

Richmond.

1855 c. . . Grimsby.

COLE, WM. JOHN.

55

Richmond.

56 R. on T . Thorold.

56

Eichmond.

57 . . . . Dunnville.

1863 R. mn Tamworth.

57

Demorestville.

58 . . Glanford.

64 . . Wilton.

58 ....

Hungerford.

59 r.f.c. &o Cayuga.

65 . . Wilton.

59

Hungerford.

60 . . Cayuga.

66 . . . . Eem. to U. S.

60

Hungerford.

61 . . . . Niagara.

Died July 13th, 1867, aged 24

61 j CHMN.

) Matilda.

62 .... Niagara.

years.

62 ) DIST.

) Matilda.

63 Centreville.

63

Brighton.

64 . . Demorestville.

64 ...

Brighton.

65 .: Demorestville.

COLEMAN, FRANCIS.

65

Brighton.

66 . . . . Demorestville.

1840— IStn7'

66

Kleinburg.

67 . . Milford.

67

Kleinburg.

68 F. sec. . . Trenton.

... J Toronto.
| Hamilton.

68

Brock.

69 F. sec. . . Trenton.

69

Brock.

70 F. sec. Trenton.

42 ord. . Albion.

70

Brock.

71 . . Mount Forest.

43 . . Albion.

71

Milford.

72 Mount Forest.

44 R. f. c . . Barrie.

72 sup'd.

Scarboro'.

73 Mount Forest.

45 ... Prescott.

73 sup'd.

Scarboro'.

74 . . . London Conf.

46 Hull.

74 ...

Toronto Conf.

80

MINISTERS AND PROBATIONERS.

COLLING, JOSEPH S.

1866 s. V. c.

. Cobourg.

COOLEY, WILLIAM M.

1862 c. , St. Vincent.

63 k. on t . Cookstown.

64 s. v. c. Cobourg.

65 s. v. c . . Cobourg.

67 R.F.C. &

68 sup'd

69 sup'd
Died Jan.

o Milford.
Pittsburg.
Pittsburg.

7th, 1870, aged 33

1857 e. cm t Walpole Island.

58 . . Penetanguishene

59 . . Penetanguishene

60 . . St. Andrews.

66 . . Newmarket and

years.

61 e.f.c &o Walpole Island.

Aurora.

62 Walpole Island.

67 e.f.c. &o Muskoka.

68 . Mono.

CONSTABLE, THOMAS

TTT k X TT XT1 T\

63 ....... Saugeen and

Southampton.

69 Rosemont.

WALKER.

64 . . Saugeen and

70 Rosemont.

71 : HuUsville.

72 ... Nanticoke.

73 .... Nanticoke.

1843 c.

44 e. oni.

45

46 ...

. Amherstburg.

Amherstburg.

Amherstburg.
. Woodstoek.

Southampton.
65 ... Rem. to U. S.

74 . . London Conf.

47 ..

Warwick and

Adelaide.

COONEY, ROBERT, D.D.

COLLING, THOMAS, B.A.

48 ...
49

Elizabeth town.
Elizabethtown.

1831 ) ( Eastern
to > . . < British

1862 c. . . . HuUsville.

50 R.F.C. &

o Carlton and

37 ) ( America.

63 E. out. Arran.

Pakenham.

38 ... Odelltown.

64^1

51 ..

Carlton and

39 Odelltown.

to J-u.v.o. Cobourg.

Pakenham.

40 Stanstead.

68 J

52 ...

. St. Andrews.

41 .... Stanstead.

69 e.f.c. &o Dundas.

53

St. Andrews.

,„ I Stanstead.

70 . . . . . Oakville.

54 ....

St. Andrews.

j Montreal.

71 . . . Lachine.

55 ...

Melbourne.

43 ... Montreal.

72 .. „ . . . . Lachine.

56

Melbourne.

44 ... Montreal.

73 . . Lachine.

57 ...

. Melbourne.

74 . . London Conf.

58

Eaton.

46 Toronto West.

A graduate of Victoria Univer-

59
60

Eaton.

TCfl t.OTl

47 ) ( Eastern
to > . < British

sity— B.A. 1869.

61

Clarenceville.

54 ) ( America.

62 ....

Clarenceville.

55 ... St. John's.

CONNOLLY, DANIEL.

63
64

Clarenceville.
Dunham.

56 Guelph.

57 ... . . Guelph.

1857 e. on T Morris.

65

Dunham.

58 j chm-n | L d

58 St. Mary's.

66 ..

Dunham.

59 ( DIST. \ JJUmlu"-

59 ... Howick.

67 ...

St. Armand.

60 .'. St. Catharines.

60 . . . . Stratford.

68

. St. Armand.

61 )

61 e.f.c. &o Kincardine.

69 ...

. St. Armand.

to > sup'd St. Catharines.

62 . . Kincardine.

70

. Aultsville.

67)

63 . Kincardine.

71

. Aultsville.

68 sup'd. Toronto North.

64 Paisley.

72

Aultsville.

69 Toronto North.

65 . . Harrington.

73

. "Spencerville.

Died March 17th, 1870, aged

66 Harrington.

74

. Montreal Conf.

70 years.

67 . . . L'Orignal.

68 North Wakefield

Delegate to the First General

69 f. sec. . Richmond.

Conference, Toronto, 1784.

COPWAY, GEORGE.

70 f. sec. Richmond.

71 f. sec. Richmond.

(ka-ka-ge-bow.)

72 Sherbrooke.

COOK, WILLIAM HENRY.

1843 e.f.c. &o Saugeen.

73 . . Sherbrooke.

44 Saugeen.

74 . . Montreal Conf.

1870 c.

. Denbigh and

Mattawachin.

46 . . . Located.

71 E. on t

Denbigh.

CONNOR, MATTHEW

72 OED

Denbigh and

Died July 15th, 1869, aged 59

1840 E. on t Pembroke.

73

Abinger.
. Marmora.

years.

41 ... Pembroke.

42 s. v. c. . Cobourg.

74 .

Toronto Conf.

CORBETT, JOHN.

43 s. v. c, Cobourg.

1846 ~) c Presbyterian

44 .... Cartwright and
Man vers.

COOKMAN,

CHRISTOPHER.

to \ { Church of Can-

62 J I ada.

45 ... Crosby.

1865 c.

. Drayton.

63 e. on t . . Mono.

46 e.f.c. &o Newborough.

66 e. on T.

. Wellesley.

64 e. f. c . Kleinburg.

47 . . . . Scugog.

67

Georgetown.

65 .... Kleinburg.

48 .... Located.

68

. Point Abino.

66 ... Flinton and Ad-

69 E.F.C. &

o Exeter.

dington Road.

CONNOR, SAMUEL.

70 .. .
71

Nissouri.
Nissouri.

67 Flinton and Ad-

dington Road.

1863 c. Denbigh.

72

Nissouri.

68 , . Flinton and Ad-

64 e. on t Tamworth.

73

Berlin.

dington Road.

65 Tamworth.

74

London Conf.

69 Playfair.

WESLEYAN METHODIST CONFERENCE.

81

1870
71

72
73
74

Playfair.
Playfair.
Grenville.
Grenville.
Montreal Conf.

CORNISH, GEORGE HENRY.

1858
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
74

R.F.C.&O

F. SEC .
F. SEC. .

Mitchell.

Clinton.

Kincardine.

Newcastle.

Beaverton.

Beaverton.

Glanford.

Glanford.

Cainsville.

Cains ville.

( 'ainsville.

Rockwood.

Rockwood.

Pickering.

Pickering.

Pickering.

London Oonf.

Author of the ' ' Hand Book of
Canadian Methodism," published
in 1867.

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

COSFORD, THOMAS.

CORSON, ROBERT.

1822^)
to L

32 J

33 ..

34 ..

35 ..
36

37 ..
38

39 ..

40 ..

41 .
42

43 ..

44 ..
45
46
47
48
49
50

51
52
53 .
54

V.)

56 .

57 .

58 i
to V sup'd . Cobourg,

72 J

73 sup'd

74 ..

Methodist
Episcopal
Conference.
Yonge Street.
Newmarket.
Whitby.
Whitby.
Dumfries.
Dumfries.
Simcoe.
Simcoe.
Napanee.
Napanee.
Bath and Isle of
Tanti.
Consecon.
Sheffield.
Warwick.
Adelaide.
Norwich.
Norwich.
Gosfield.
Chippewa.
Crowland.
Cainsville.
Cainsville.
Erin.

Kleinburg.
Kleinburg.

Cainsville.
London Conf.

1839 R. oni..

40 ...

41 ....

42 ... .

43 R.F.C.&O

44
45
46

47

48 ...

49

50

51

52 .. ..

53

54

55

56

57^

58

59

60

61 J

62

63

64

65

66

67

68

69

70

71

72

73

74

^ z, ^
5 a ■£

CHMN.
P. DIST

Murray.
Grimsby.
St. Catharines.
Simcoe.
Nelson.
Nelson.
Guelph.
Guelph.
York.
Seneca.
Nelson.
Nelson.

Drummondville.
Drummondville.
Drummondville.
Bowman ville.
Bowman ville.
Bowmanville.
' Stratford.
Goderich.
Goderich.
Goderich.
.St. Mary's.
St. Mary's.
Yonge St. South.
Yonge St. South.
Yonge St. South.
Millbrook.
Millbrook.
Millbrook.
Whitby.
Whitby.
Strathroy.
Strathroy.
Strathroy.
London Conf.

Delegate to the First General
Conference, Toronto, 1874.

COTTON, WILLIAM.

1845 c. . . Bath.

,., ( R, OUT I , , ,

ib ] s. v. c. ( <Jobourg-

47 Sherbrooke,C.W

48 Dropped.

COX, HENRY.

1846 R. otit&o Quebec.

47 . . Quebec.

48 Dunham.
\ Montreal.
| Wesleyville.

50 Wesleyville.

51 ... . Rem. to IT. S.,
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.

49

CRAGG, EDWARD.

1854 c.

55 R. on T.

56 ....

57 ..

Point Levi.
Chaudiere.
Dudswell.
Millbrook.

Newcastle.

1858
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
74

.F.c.&o Wallaceburg.

Wallaceburg.

Wallaceburg.

Mount Brydges.

Mount Brydges.

Howick.

. . Howick.
. . Howick.

Teeswater.

Teeswater.

Teeswater.

Bayfield.

Bayfield.
. . Tyreonnell.
.. Tyreonnell.

Smithfield.

Toronto Conf.

CRAIG, WILLIAM.

1870 c. . .

Erin.

71 R. on t

Chandos.

72

( Bobcaygeon.
j Minden.

73
74

Hall's Bridge.
Montreal Conf.

CRANE, ISAAC.

1855 R. onr.
56

■ Fredericksburg
Delhi.

57 ORD . .

Morris.

58

Morris.

59 R. F. ('.

Elma.

60

Elma.

61 ...

Elma.

62

Rockwood.

63

Wellesley.

64
65
66

Wellesley.
Wellesley.
Drayton.

67

Drayton.

68 ..

69 ...

Drayton.
Peel.

70 ..

Peel.

71

Peel.

72 ...

. Londesboro'.

73 ....

Londesboro'.

74

London Conf.

CREIGHTON, KENNEDY.

1836 )

to }

. . . New Connexion

39 )

Conference

40 c.

. . I'etei'lioMi'.

41 R.F.C

&o Grand River.

42

Gosfield and

Howard

43

. . St. Thomas.

44 ..

. . St. Thomas.

45 ..

Simcoe.

46 ..

. . Simcoe.

: 47

1 Dundas.
( AVoodstock.

48 ...

Woodstock.

49

Woodstock.

50

. . . Grand River.

51 ..

. . Brantford.

52

Brantford.

53 ...

Bvtown.

82

MINISTERS AND PROBATIONERS.

1854 CHMN.

55 ..

56

57 sttp'd.

58

59 ...

60

61

62

CHMN

baer'e

DIST.

Bytown and

London.

. St. Catharines.

St. Catharines.

London.

Collingwood.

Collingwood.
r Newmarket and
Aurora.
I Newmarket and
} Aurora.

I Newmarket and
L Aurora.

Prescott.

Dundas.

Dundas.

Bruce Mines.

Bruce Mines.

Bruce Mines.

Innisfil.

Owen Sound.

Owen Sound.

Owen Sound.

Orillia.

Toronto Conf.

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

CREIGHTON, WILLIAM.

63 CHMN.

64 F. SEC

65 F. SEC

• CHMN.

1850 c

Glanford.

51 K. on T.

Chippewa.

52 ....

Goderich.

53

Chatham.

54 b.f.c. &o Kincardine.

55 ...

Rawdon and

Wesleyville.

56

Rawdon.

57

Rawdon.

58

Lochabar.

59

Lochabar.

60

Lachabar.

61

Clarendon.

62 . . ..

Clarendon.

63 ...

Clarendon.

64 ... .

Renfrew.

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 Conf.

CREWS, THOMAS.

1851 b. omT.. Kincardine.

52 Kincardine,

53 London Circuit.

54 obd London Circuit.

55 k. f. c . . Warwick.

56 . . . . . Warwick.

57 . . . . Westminster.

58 . . Westminster.

59 Westminster.

60 Fingal.

61 Fingal.

62 Fingal.

1863
64

65

66
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
74

Bayham.
. Bayham .
{ Bayham.
j Fingal.

Fingal.

Fingal.
. Belmont.

Belmont.
. Belmont.

Salford.

Salford.
. Salford.
. London Conf.

CROOKSHANKS, SIMON.

1872 c Franklin Centre.

73 b. d»t. Island Brook.

74 .■ . Montreal Conf.

CROSBY, THOMAS.

1868 K. on t ,

69

70

LY J- Indian Tribes,

72 e.'f'.c. J B-C-

73 J

74 ... Toronto Conf.

CROSS, WILLI AM.

1856 c

57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
to
68
69
70
71
72
73
74

R. on T .

B.F.C. &0

Elora and Sau-

geen Road.
Wallace.
Elora.
Alma.
Erin.

Durham W.
Durham W.
Hanover.
Hanover.

Saugeen and

Southampton.
Walpole Island.
Walpole Island.
Oneida.
Oneida.
Oneida.
London Conf.

CROZIER JAMES G.

CROSSCOMBE, WILLIAM.

( Eastern British
. . . < America Con-
( ference.

Montreal.
Montreal.
. . Quebec.
.... Quebec.
.... Quebec.
... E. B. A. Conf.

1810
to
32
33
34
35
36
37
38

CROTHERS, WM. J., B.A.

Huntingdon.
Huntingdon.
Montreal Conf.

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

1872 e. ont.
73
74

1872 c

73 B. OUT.

74 ,-■

Harriston.
Newburg.
Montreal Conf.

CULBERT, THOMAS.

1850 b

51 .

52 s.
53

54 b
55
56
57 .

58

59

60

61

62

63

64

65

66

67

68 .

69

70

71 .

72

73

74

on T . Bradford.

Barrie.
v. c Cobourg.

.. Peel.
F.c &o Proton.

St. Vincent.
.... Arthur.

....... Mount Forest

and Arthur.
... Mount Forest

find Arthur.
..... Warwick.

Warwick.
. . . Mooretown.

Mooretown.

Mooretown.
Romney.
Romney.
Romney.
Arnherstburg.
. ... Arnherstburg.
Wallaceburg.
Wallaceburg.
Homing's Mills.
Homing's Mills.
Homing's Mills.
Toronto Conf.

CULHAM, JOHN.

1830-|

to V . . . . New Connexion

40 J Conf.

41 -i B. F. c.

to Istjp'y. . Yonge Street.
■ 44J
45^1

to V sup't Humber.
52 J

Died December 2nd, 1852, aged
76 years.

1861
62
63
64
65
66
67
68

CULLEN, THOMAS.

e. out Kincardine.
.... Howick.

Wawanosh.
s. v. c . Cobourg.
s. v. c. Cobourg.

e.f.c. &o Bridgewater.

Bridgewater.
Bridgewater.
69 Demorestville.

70
71
72
73

74

Demorestville.
Demorestville.
Sidney.
Sidney.
Toronto Conf.

CUNNINGHAM, ANDREW.

1867 c Newmarket and

Aurora.
68 B. out Innisfil.

WESLEYAN METHODIST CONFERENCE.

83

1869 Cookstown.

CURRIE, JAMES.

CURRY,

ERASTUS. S.

70 .. Yonge St. North.

71 .. Yonge St. North.

1829^1

( Methodist

1861 R. 011 T.

Eganville.

72 r.f.c. &0 Hamilton Third.

to

\ .... 4 Episcopal

62

. Alice.

73 .. .. Cooksville.

32 J

I Conference.

63 s. v. c .

. Cobourg.

74 . . Toronto Conf.

33

r.f.c. &o "Waterloo.

64 s. v. o

Cobourg.

34

Richmond.

65

Shawbridge.

35

Richmond.

66 R.F.C.&

o Shawbridge.

36

Elizabethtown.

67 . . .

. Fitzroy Harbour.

CUNNINGHAM, ROBERT.

37

38

Crosby.
Augusta.

68
69

Fitzroy Harbour.
Fitzroy Harbour.

1873 R. out. Oakwood.

39

Augusta.

70

. Sault Ste. Marie.

74 Dropped.

40

. . Perth.

71 .. ..

. Sault Ste. Marie.

41

Perth.

72

Garden River.

42

Waterloo.

73 ..

Garden River.

43

Located.

74

Toronto Conf.

D.

DANIEL, GEORGE.

1871 R. out. Adelaide.

72 . . . . Wyoming.

73 Wyoming.
74 London Conf.

DARLINGTON, ROBERT.

Whitby.
Nelson.
Nelson.
Peterboro'.

44 R.y. o.&o Peterboro'.

Colborne.
Colborne.

47 Markham.

Located on
count of
health.

ac-
ill

sup't Whitby.

Toronto Conf.

DAVEY, ROBERT.

1868 e. out.. Baltimore.

69 Stirling.

70 ... Dundas.

71 Glanford.

72 r.f. c.& o Ainleyville.

73 ... Brussels.

74 ... London Conf.

DAVIDSON, JOHN C.

1827 ) (-Methodist

to > 1 Episcopal

32 ) l Conference.

33 ord .... Belleville.
34 Kingston.

35 Toronto.

36 Hallowell.

37 Hallowell.

1838 Hamilton and

Stoney Creek.

39 . . Hamilton and

Aucaster.

40 sec. conf Kingston.

41 chmn. Bay Quinte Dist.
42 Toronto.

43 Peterboro'.

44 . . Peterboro'.

45 . . Bytown.

46 . . Bytown.

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
56
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
74

c.

R. on T .

ORD

F. C.

STJP D

SUP D .

Hatley.

Hatley.

Farnham.

Farnham.

St Armand.

St. Armand.

Georgeville.

George ville.

Granby.

Granby.

Granby.

Frelighsburg.

Frelighsburg.

Frelighsburg.

Sutton.

Sutton.

Sutton.

Granby.

St. Armand.

Montreal Conf.

DAVIS, GEORGE H.

1842 R. on t. .

43 . .

44 ORD

45

46 R. F. c. .

47 ..
48

49

50

51
52
53

54

55

56

57 f. sec. . .

58

59 f. sec. .

60 F. SEC. .

61

62 GOV. F. c

63 ) CHMN. (

64 > bar'ie <

65 ) DIST. [

66 ^

67 ]■

68 J
69^|
70 [
71 J
72
73
74

CHMN.
DIST.

CHMN.
DIST.

Institution, Eng.

Institution, Eng.

Montreal.

Montreal.

Montreal.

Kingston

Toronto West.

Toronto West.

St. John's.

St. John's.

Huntingdon.

Huntingdon.

Cobourg.

Cobourg.

Brockville.

Brockville.

St. John's.

St. John's and

Chambly.
St. John's and

Chambly.
Three Rivers.
Hamilton.
Barrie.
Barrie.
Barrie.
Quebec.
Quebec.
Quebec.
Peterboro'
Peterboro',
Peterboro'
Brantford.
Brantford.
Montreal Conf.

Delegate to the First General
Conference, Toronto, 1874.

DAVIS, HEMAN.

1833 R. onr..
34

35

36

Sidney.
Cobourg.
Murray.
Located.

84

MINISTERS AND PROBATIONERS.

DAYMAN, ABRAHAM.

DB GftUCHY, EDWARD.

DEVERELL, WILLIAM.

1844 R. on t . . Asphodel.

18ll °" . 1 Bolton, French

1835 r.

on T . Peterboro'.

45 . . . - Brock.

72r.OWt. 'Mission.

36 ..

; . Murray.

46 Consecon.

73 . . . )

37

. . Bay Quinte.

47 ... Colhorne.

74 Montreal Conf.

38

... Dropped.

48 r.f.c. &o Sheffield.

49 . . . Marmora.

50 Madoc.

51 ...... Rawdon.

DEMOREST, THOMAS.

1819^1 ("Methodist
to V . . { Episcopal

DEWART, EDWARD
HARTLEY.

52 Shannonville.

26 J I Conference.

1851 c

St. Thomas.

53 Shannonville.

27 )

52 R.

on t . . St. Thomas.

54 , .. ... Wilton.

to > . . . . Located. *

53 ..

.... Port Hope.

55 sup't. . . Wilton.

40 j

54

Thorold.

56 . . . Elgin.

41 Picton.

55 k.f.c. &o Dundas.

57 stjp'd. Elgin.

42 . . . Rideau.

56

St. Andrews.

58 ... Morpeth.

43 Brockville.

57

St. Andrews.

59 , . Morpeth.

44 . . . Peterboro'.

58 ,

Odelltown.

60 . . Morpeth.

45 ... St. Catharines.

59 .=

Odelltown.

61 . . . Holland Landing

46 .... Grimsby.

60 .

Montreal West.

62 stjp'd... Whitby.

47 York.

61 F.

sec . . St. John's.

Died April 13th, 1863, aged 45
years.

48 Humber.

49 ) (
, / \ Agent for Con-

( ) nexional Funds.

62 f.
63
64 ..

sec St. John's.

Collingwood.

54 ) (

65 ...

. . Toronto North.

DEACON, JOSEPH.

55 •. Prince Albert.

56 Prince Albert.

66
67

. . Toronto North.
Toronto North.

1868 c Franklin Centre.

57 , Millbrook.

68 f.

sec Ingersoll.

69 R. on T Angus.

58 Peel.

69 )

•

70 . .. Orillia.

59

to^

, . v . Editor Christian

71 . . . . Sharon and

to

Agent for Book

73)

Guardian.

Mount Albert.

62

Room.

74

Toronto Conf.

_„ I Pickering.
' ( Newcastle.

63

to
71

sup'd Percy.

Delegate to the First General
Conferenee. Toronto. 1874.

73 r.f.c.&o Wellesley.

74 . . London Conf.

Died January 24th, 1872, aged

74 years.

De WOLFE, CHARLES, M.A.

1837)

DE PUTRON, JOHN.

*2f

.... Eastern British

DEAN, HORACE.

47)

America.

1815 r. out. England.

48

Montreal.

1830~> ( Methodist
31 \ • • • \ Episcopal

16 ord. . Montreal.

49

.... Montreal.

17 William Henry.

50

Montreal.

32 J I. Conference.

18 Kingston.

51

Quebec.

33 Gosfield.

19 R. f. c. Melbourne.

52 ...

.... Three Rivers.

34 Gosfield.

20 Melbourne.

53 ...

35 R.F.C.& o Newmarket.

21 . . French Mission.

54 ...

. . . . Three Rivers.

36 ... Newmarket.

22 Bentonville.

55 ..

E. B. A. Conf.

37 Whitby.

23 ... Odelltown.

38 , Whitby.

24 St. Armand.

39 ... Brock.

40 Brock.

41 ... Toronto Circuit.

42 . Snake Island.

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

DICKS

1851 r. c

52 ori

SON, G. N. A. F. T.
n t . Montreal.
) Montreal and

43 Snake Island.

Wesleyville.

44 Barrie.

45 . Barrie.
46)

to > Rama.

49)

50 Beausoliel and

French River.

51 . . Beausoliel and

French River.

52 Rama.

53 Rama

DERRICK, THOMAS.

1857 )

53
54
55 r. i

Kingston.
Hamilton.
". c Niagara.

to \ c. . Danville, C.E.
60 p

56
57

Niagara.
Drummon d ville.

61 C Acton vale.

62 c. ... Leslieville.

58 ..

59 ...

Drummondville.
Drummondville.

63 r. on t . . Leslieville.

64 . . . . . Montreal East.

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

66 Kingston.

60 ...

61 ...
62

63 SUP

Whitby.

Whitby.
. .... Whitby.
'd. Whitby and

*J%j • • ■ • JlXiCLLIICL*

54 . . Rama.

55 . . Yonge Street.
56)

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

67 Hamilton.

Oshawa.

68 Cariboo, B.C.

69 Cariboo, B.C.

64
65

St. John's.

70 .... Cariboo, B.C.
71)

66 ...
67

. . , Cornwall.

72 > Nanaimo and

68

Cornwall.

Died Nov. 4th, 1866, aged 68

73 ) Maple Bay.

69 f. s

EC . . Bowmanville.

years.

74

... . Toronto Conf.

70 F. 8

ec . . Bowmanville.

WESLEYAN METHODIST CONFERENCE.

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

58 )

59^ ...

60 )

61

62

63

64 sup'd. .

Buckingham.
St. Andrews.
Clarendon.
Warwick.
Warwick.
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. ... Lindsay.

54 R. on T. . Lindsay.

55 Wilton and

Loughboro'

56 ord St. Vincent.

57 R. F. u Elgin.
58 Elgin.

59 ... Elgin.

60 Shannonville.

61 Long Isld Locks.

62 . . Long Isld Locks.

63 ... North Wakefield.

64 North Wakefield.

65 New Glasgow.

66 New Glasgow.

'67 . . Demorestville.

68 .... Demorestville.

69 ... Bridgewater.
/0 ..... Bridgewater.

71 • • ■ Bridgewater.

72 . . Wellington.

73 Wellington.

74 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
44 ....

Woodstock.
Dropped.

DOCHSTADER, JOHN W.

1863)

to } .

71 i

72

73 ORD

74

New Connexion
Conference.
Grimsby.
Acton.
Toronto Conf.

DOEL, JOHN.

1852
to
57
58

59 ..

60 .. ..

61 ..
62

63

64

65 sup'd

66

67
68

69 sup'y

70

71

72 sup'y

73 sup'y

74

New Connexion
Conference.

Thamesford.

Nissouri.

Devonshire and
McGillivray.
. Devonshire.

Florence.

Walsingham.
J Ingersoll.
\ St. Clair.

Walpole.

Cape Crocker.
. Cape Crocker.

Toronto.

Cape Crocker.

Brudenell and
Carlow.

Yorkville.

Yorkville.

Toronto Conf.

DOREY, GIFFORD.

1846 r.owt.&o Montreal.
47

48 ...
49

50 R. F. C.

51

52 ....

53

54)

55 \ ...

56)

57 ....

58 f. sec

59 F. SEC

60 f. sue

61 F. SEC

62 F. SEC

63 ...

and united

Quebec.

Sherbrooke.

Odelltown.

Leeds.

Leeds.

Leeds.

St. Armand.

Shefford and

Granby.
Newburg.
Newburg.
Newburg.
Toronto West.
Toronto West.
Toronto West.
Rem. to England
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. out.. Durham, F.M.

59 .... Durham.

60 Quebec, F.M.

61 .... Quebec.

1862 r.f.c.&o Quebec,

63 . . Quebec,

64 Quebec, J- F.M.

65 Quebec,

66 Quebec, j

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. ou 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 chmn Montreal Centre.

70 . Montreal, St.
Joseph's, &Lachine.

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. Mir..

Sherbrooke.

48

Odelltown.

49

Odelltown.

50

Chambly.

51

F.R.C.&O

Chambly.

52

Wesleyville.

53
54

sup'y

Chambly.

55

to

sup'y

Montreal Centr

71

72

Removed to U.

DOUSE, JOHN.

1834

R. on T . .

Grand River.

35

ORD.

Grand River.

36

St. Catharines.

86

MINISTERS AND PROBATIONERS.

1837

38 K. f. c.

39 ..

40 ..

41 1
to V

44j

45
46

47 . . . .

48 V

49 CHMN.

50

• CHMN.

CHMN.

51

52
53
54
55
56
57
58^)

59 [ CHMN.

60 J
61

62 } CHMN.

63 '
64
65
66
67

68

69

70

71 .. ...

72

73 sup'd.

74 . .

CHMN.

Cobourg.
St. Clair.
St. Clair.
St. Clair.

Belleville.

Hamilton.

Hamilton.

Hamilton.

Cobourg.

Kingston.

Toronto "West.

Toronto West.

Toronto West.

Barrie.

Barrie.

Barrie.

London.

London.

Guelph.

Belleville.

Belleville.

Belleville.

Ottawa.

Ottawa.

Ottawa.

St. John.

St. John.

St. John.

Paris.

Paris.

Paris.

Toronto Third.

Toronto Conf.

Co- Delegate of the Conference,
1858 and 1859.

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

DOWLER, JOHN ALEX-
ANDER.
1854 c Osgoode.

55 r. ore t . Morris.

56 . . Howick.

57 s. v. c. . . Cobourg.

58 r.f.c.&o Bobcaygeon.

59 . . . . Bobcaygeon.

60 Bobcaygeon.

61)

62 [ 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 Glentay.

73 . . ... . Glentay.

74 Montreal Conf.

DOWN,
1855 c

56 R. on t . .
57

SAMUEL.
Millbrook.
Sarnia.
Chatham.

1858 s. v. c. . Cobourg.

59 r.f.c&o Seymour.

60 Bruce Mines.

61 . . . Bruce Mines.

62 ... Bruce Mines.

63 ... Nottawasaga.

64 ) ( Garden' River

65 } .... I and Sault Ste.

66 ) ( Marie.

67 Templeton.

68 Thurso.

69 Thurso.

70 .. .. Thurso.
71)

72 > Long Isld. Locks

73)

74 ... Toronto Conf.

DOXEE, ARCHELAUS.

1857 c.
58 r. on x .
59
60

61 R.F.C &0

62

63 ..

64

65

66
67
68 .. ..

69

70 ..
71

72 ..
73
74

Sidney.

Onslow.

L'Orignal.

Point Alexander.

Onslow.

Onslow.

Onslow.

Brudenell.

Brudenell.

Maynooth.

Marmora.

Marmora.

Marmora.

Shannonville.

Shannonville.

Shannonville.

Tweed.

Toronto Conf.

DRAKE, THOMAS.

1858 R. on t . . Florence.

59 .... Gosfieldand

Amherstburg.

60 Romney.

Died April 30th, 1861, aged 23
years.

DRENNAN, ALEXANDER.

1855 r

56 s.

57 .
58

59 r.
60
61
62
63

64 .

65 ..

66 ...

67 ..
68
69
70
71

. on-v Whitby,
v. c. . . Cobourg.

Alnwick Circuit.
Merrickville.
f.c. &o Onslow.
Renfrew.
Renfrew.

Holland Landing

.... Holland Landing
. . Holland Landing

Walsingham.
. . Walsingham.

Walsingham.

... Tyrconnell.
. Gaspe.
Gaspe.
. . . Gaspe.

1872
73

74

Cartwright.
Metis.
Montreal Conf.

DUNDAS, BRABAZON B.

1869
70

71

72
73

R.F.C.&O

Smith ville.
Coboconk and

Bolsover;
Clarendon and
Portage du Fort.
Romney.
Streetsville.

74 Toronto Conf.

DYER, JAMES E.

1854 c

55
56

57
58
59

60
61
62
63
64
65
66
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
74

ORD. .
R. F. C

t Elora.
\ Guelph.
R. oni. . Gray.
. . ... Wallace and

Elma..

Peel.

Erin.

Erin and Rock-
wood..

Erin.

Wellesley.

Wellesley.

Georgetown.

Georgetown.

Georgetown.

London South-
London Soiithi

London South.

Westminster.

Westminster.

Westminster.

Lucan.

Lucan.

London Conf.

DYRE, WM. RANKIN.

1855 c.

Durham.

56 r. on t Brant.

57 ORD

Arran.

58

Arran.

59 R. F

. c. Arran.

60 ...

. . . Southampton

and Paisley

61 ...

Southampton

and Paisley.

62 ...

Thornbury.

63 ..

Thornbury.

64 .

Bayfield.

65

Bayfield.

66

Bayfield.

67

Mitchell.

68

, Mitchell.

69 ...

Mitchell.

70 ...

. St. George

71

Matilda.

72 ...

Matilda.

73 ....

Matilda.

74 ....

. . . Montreal Conf.

WESLEYAN METHODIST CONFERENCE.

87

E.

EASON, RICHARD.

1872 c

73 r. onr.

n

Kingston First.
Montreal Conf.

EASTMAN, ANDREW C.
1867 c.

68 R. OUT.

69
70

Clarendon.

Alice.
Calabogie.
Calabogie.
Located.

EB7, CHARLES S., B.A.
1866 c

r. on T
s. v. c.

67
to

70

71 R.F.C. &0

72

73
74

Cobourg.

Preston and

Paris, Germ.
Preston and
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 it.
72

73 s.
74

Nissouri.
Peel.
Berlin.
Cobourg.
London Conf.

EDWARDS, ANDREW.

EDWARDS, ABEL.

1863 R. om.. Mooretown.

64 | (No Station—

65 \ ■•• \ ill health.

66 Muskoka.

67 . . 0 range ville.

68 . . Cooksville.

69 ) I No Station—

70 \ ( ill health.

71 Nissouri.

72 Aylmer.

73 r.f.c.&o East Zorra.

74 London Conf.

1852
53
54
55
56
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
74

R. F. C

C. . . Barrie.

R. mil. Barrie.

ord Holland L'ding.

.... Guelph.

Kincardine.

Kincardine.

Kincardine.

St. Mary's.

St. Mary's.

Cartwright.

Cartwright.

Cartwright.

Lindsay.

Lindsay.

Lindsay.

Exeter.

Exeter.

Exeter.

Fingal.

Fingal.

Fingal.

Belmont.

London Conf.

EDWARDS, GEORGE.

1873 r. on t

74

Palestine, Man.
Toronto Conf.

EDWARDS, TIMOTHY.

1857 R. on t. Ingersoll.
58 St. George.

59 Rem. to U. S.

EDWARDS, WM. WATSON.

1866 c.

67 R. on t.

68 ..

69 ...

70 s. v. c .

71 s. v. c
72

»3 } R.F.C.(

74

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

Erin.
. Listowel.
. Cobourg.

Cobourg.
\ Wallaceburg
°' I Walpole Isld.

London Conf.

ELLIOTT, JAMES.

1841 c. . . Richmond.

42 r. on t. Richmond.

43
44

L'Orignal.
Matilda.

45 r.f.c.&o Kemptville.

46 Kemptville.

47 Kemptville.

48 ... Hull.

49 ... Aylmer.

50 Prescott.

51 . . Prescott.

52 ... Prescott.

53 ... Brockville.

1854

. Hamilton.

55

Hamilton.

56

. Hamilton.

57 ^

Quebec and Point

58

CHMN.

Levi.

59

Quebec.

60

61

CHMN .

Toronto West.

62

63 OHMN. .

Hamilton.

64 1

65 \ CHMN

66)

Montreal Centre.

67 CHMN .

. Hamilton, John

Street.

68)

69 > CHMN.

London.

70)

71 )

72 \ OHMN.

Quebec.

73)

74

. 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 j*'™*| Cobourg.

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 . Madoc.

66 . . . Madoc.

67 Madoc.

68 Rawdon.

69 Rawdon.

70 . . . Rawdon.

71 ... Farnham.

72 Farnham.

73 . . Selby.

74 . . . . Toronto Conf.

ENGLISH, NOBLE
FRANKLIN.

1845 R. o?i t.

46

47 R.F.C. &0

. 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

Hamilton.

Toronto.

Demorestville.

Brock ville.

Brockville.

Brockville.

Bytown.

Bytown.

Brantford.

Brantford.

Chatham.

Chatham.

St. Thomas.

Cooksville.

Cooksville.

Cooksville.

Goderich.

Goderich.

Goderich.

London South.

London South.

Weston.

Weston.

Weston.

Elora.

Elora.

Elora.

London South.

London South.

Died May 23rd, 1874, aged 53
years.

i

ENGLISH, WILLIAM. .

1839 R. am 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
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
59
60
61

62 F. SEC

63 F. SEC

64 F. SEC

65 ...

F.
F.
F,

66
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
74

SEC
SEC
SEC

SEC
SEC

SEC

Turk's Isld, W.I.

Nassau, New

Providence.
Harbour Island.
Harbour Island.
Napanee.
Napanee.
Napanee.
Bradford.
Bradford.
London Circuit.
London Circuit.
Exeter.
Morrisburg.
Morrisburg.
Lyn.
Lyn.
Granby.
Granby.
Granby.
Dunham.
Dunham.
Montreal Conf.

Delegate to the First General
Conference, Toronto, 1874.

EVANS, EPHRAIM, D.D.

1827 )
to } ..
32)

33 ORD

CHMN

CHMN.

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

Editor Christian
Guardian.

London District.

Hamilton.

London.

Toronto West.
( Eastern British
j America
( Conference.

Kingston,
( Kingston.
( Victoria, V I.

chmn. Victoria, V I.

66 CHMN.

67 CHMN.

68 CHMN.

69 CHMN.

70 CHMN.

71 CHMN.

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

Centre.
Yorkville.
Yorkville.

1872
73

74

\ Muncey, Mt. El-
( gin Institution.
. London Conf.

Delegate to the First General
Conference, Toronto, 1874.

EVANS, JAMES.

1830 ;
31
32'

33 ORD.

34
to
37
38
39
40
to
45
46

Methodist
Episcopal
Conference.
St. Catharines.

St. Clair.

Lake Superior.
Guelph.
Norway House

and Gen. Supt.
\ Miss. H. B. T.
Visiting Eng.

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

EVANS, JOHN SWANTON.

1847 c. ... Toronto Circuit.

48 c Seneca.

49 R. o?i T . St. Thomas.

( Yonge Street.

50 ] Toronto East.

( St. Catharines.

51 . St. Catharines.

52 r.f.c.&o 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 ) [ Coaticoke and

66 \ " " ' ' \ 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. oni. Three Rivers.

27 Melbourne.

28 .. Three Rivers.

29 . . Rem. to Nfld.

FAWCETT, JAMES B.

1872 c.

73 ii. out. . Fairfield.

74 ... Montreal Conf.

FAWCETT, JOHN.

1853 c. . . Norwood.

54 it. on t . . Norwood.

55 Dropped.

FAWCETT, MICHAEL.

1841 c. . .
42 R. on t .
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

R.F.C.&O

Barrie.

Sidney.

Marmora.

Elizabethtown.

Elizabeth town.

Elizabethtown.

Bath.

Bath.

Bowman ville.

Sidney.

Sidney.

Sidney.

Conseeon.

Conseeon.

Conseeon.

Conseeon.

Frankford and

Trenton,
Grimsby.
Grimsby.
Grimsby.
Smith ville.
St. George.
St. George.
St. George.
Brampton.
Brampton .
Brampton.
Markham.
Markham.
Oakville.
Oakville.
High Bluff, Man.
High Bluff, Man.
Toronto Conf.

FAWCETT, THOMAS.

1832 a ... Dumfries.

33 k. on t . Toronto Tp.

34 Newmarket.

35 Whitby.

36 Yonge Street.

1837
38
39

40

41
42
43
44
45
46

47

48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
58

o St. Thomas.
Oxford.
Oxford.
Malahide.
Goderich.
Goderich.
Guelph.
Guelph.

Brantford and
Grand River'

Woodstock.
Sarnia.
Sarnia.
Sarnia.
Chatham.
St. Mary's.
St. Mary's.
St. George.
St. George.
St. George.
Grand River.
Grand River.
Grand River.

Killed by an accident on the
G. W. R., March 19th, 1859,
aged 51 years.

FEAI

., JAMES.

1869 R. out.

Georgetown.

Died April

17th, 1870, aged

29 years.

FEAR,

SAMUEL.

1842 c. . .

Chinguacousy.

43 c. . . .

Chinguacousy.

44 r. on t

Brock.

45

Jirock.

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

Elora.

67^1

68 [

69 J

1 Sault Ste Marie
( & 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.

70 .. .. Wellesley.

71 Rem. to Eng.

FERGUSON, GEORGE.

1816^1

to V

32 J

33 ....

34

35

36

37

38

39

40 sup'd .

41

42

to J-
50 J

Died January 1st, 1851, aged
65 years.

FERGUSON, GEORGE, JR.

{ Methodist
J. Episcopal
I Conference.

Waterloo.

Sidney .

Sidney.

Prescott and

Augusta.

Matilda.

Matilda.

Grand River.

Dumfries.

Dumfries.

sup'd . Nelson.

1863 r. on t
64
65 ...

Lyn.

Farmersville.
Newboro' and

Bedford.

66 .... Manningville.

67 r.f.c. &o Washington.

68 . . . . Waterford.

69 Port Rowan.

70 Port Rowan.

71 Elmira.

72 Elmira.

73 Vienna.

74 London Conf.

FERGUSON, JOHN.

1869 c. . .

70 r. om .

71 ....

Hungerford.

Demorestville.

Cataraqui.

90

MINISTERS AND PROBATIONERS.

1872 Amherst Isle.

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

74 . ...... Montreal Conf.

FERGUSON, THOMAS
ALEXANDER.

R.

1857 c.
58 r.
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66

67 ,.
68

69 f.

70 f.
71
72

73 ..

74 ..

. . Tutor Vic. Col.

. on t . Tutor Vic. Col.

, Agt. for Vic. Col.

.. Yonge St. North.

f.c&o Yonge St. North.

.... Yonge St. North.

Brampton.

.... Brampton.
. . Brampton.

Waterdown.
Waterdown.
Berlin.
sec Berlin.
sec . Berlin.

Darlington.

Darlington.

Darlington.

Toronto Conf.

FERRIER, ROBT. W., M.A.

1861

62

63

64

65

66

67

68

69

Died May 2nd, 1870, aged 32
years.

c. . . .

r. ojit.. St. John's, C. E.
. St. Catharines.
. Montreal Centre.
r.f.c.&o Chambly.

Tutor Vic. Col.
.... Montreal Centre.

, . . . Montreal East.
sup'y . . Montreal Centre.

FESSANT. EDWIN.

R.

1857 c.

58
59
60
61
62
63

64 ..

65 ..
66
67
68
69
70

71

72 f.

73 f.

74 ,

071 T.
V. C.

r.f.c. &o

SEC.
SEC. .

Gosfield and

Rochester.
Milford.
Cobourg.
Collingwood.
Danville.
Leeds.
Leeds.
Leeds.
Eganville.
Maberly.
Maberly.
Newboro'.
Newboro'.
Newboro'
Clarendon and
Portage du Fort.
Portage du Fort.
Portage du Fort.
London Conf.

FIELD, GEORGE H.

1860 r. onT.
61

62

63 s. v. c

Millbrook.
Bath.
Waterloo —

Kingston.
Cobourg.

1865
66
67
68
69

SUPD

70 sup'd .

71 sup'd

72 : ...

Niagara.

Niagara.

Port Dalhousie.

Port Dalhousie.

Metis.

Smithville.

Smithville.

Withdrew.

FIFE, WILLIAM H.

1869
70
71

72
73

74

r. on T

R. F. C. & O

Rosemont.
Bond Head.
Drayton.
Blenheim.
Sandwich.
London Conf.

64 r.f.c.&o Roxborouah

FISH, CHARLES.

1848 c. ... Guelph.

49 R. on T . Guelph.

50 Peel.

51 ... Nelson.

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

53 .... Bowmanville.

54 ... Newburg.

55 Newburg.

56 Newburg.

57 Picton.

58 . . . Picton.

59 Toronto West.

60 Toronto West.

61 .. Toronto West.

62 . . . Collingwood.

63 . . . Collingwood.'

64 ( ( 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.

1866
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
74

FISHER, JOHN S.

R. on t . . Cainsville.

... Cainsville.

. . Oakville.

...» Oakville.

R. f. c. & o Harmony.

Harmony.

Harmony.

... Lucknow.

London Conf.

FLANAGAN, JOHN.

1835 r. on t .
36

37 ORD

38 R. F. c.
39

Cobourg.
London.
Toronto Circuit.
Cornwall.

Tjnp.ated .

FLANDERS, CHAS. RUSTON.
on T

1873 R.
74 ..

St. Armand.
Montreal Conf.

FLANDERS, RUFUS
ARLINGTON.

1841 c.
42 r. on t .
43
44

45 .

46 R.F.C&0

47 ..
48

49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
59
60
61

62

63 CHMN...

64 CHMN . .

65 CHMN.

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

Russelltown.

Russelltown.

St. Armand.

St. Armand.

St. Armand.

Wesleyville.

Leeds.

Leeds.

Leeds.

Shefford.

Shefferd.

Shefford.

Shefford.

Dunham.

Dunham.

Dunham.

Dunham.

Clarenceville.

Clarenceville.

Clarenceville.

St. Armand.

St. Armand.

St. Armand.

Clarenceville.

Clarenceville.

Died October 12th, 1865, aged
48 years.

FLETCHER, ASHTON.JR.

1854 r. on t . . Nelson.

55 s. v. c Cobourg.

56 u. v. c Cobourg.

57 Located.

A graduate of Victoria Univer-
sity ; B.A., 1859; LL.B., 1864.
Is now (1880) a lawyer in Wood-
stock, Ontario.

FLETCHER, ASHTON, SEN.

1855 r. out.

56 ord . .

57

58

to

63

64 ^j

to \ sup'y

66 J

67 sup'y

68 sup'y

69 sup'y
70
to
73
74

Stouffville.

Humber.

Albion.

sup'y.. . Woodstock.

Ingersoll.

Woodstock.
Woodstock.
Brampton.

Hastings.

Toronto Conf.

SUP Y

FLETCHER, DRUMMOND J.

1851 r. on T.
52 ..
K3

Woodstock.
Wellesley.

WESLEYAN METHODIST CONFERENCE.

91

FLUMMERFELT, CORNELI'S

c.

1827
28
to
34

35 c

36 c.

37 e. on t .

38 OED

39 e. f. c. .
40

41

42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
to
60

Toronto Circuit.

Desisted.

Newmarket.

Brock.

Brock.

Brock.

Walpole.

Gosfield and

Howard.
Gosfield and

Howard.
Thames.
Chatham.
Muncey.
London Circuit.
London Circuit.
Mono.
Bradford.
Bradford.
Brock.
Brock.
Brock,
Stouffville.
Stouffville.

sup'd. Markham.

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

FORD, WILLIAM J.

Madoc.
Shannonville.
Drummondville.
Dundas.

1868 c. ...

69 r. on t .

70 ... .
71

72 r.f.c.&o Waterford.

73 .... Waterford.

74 London Conf.

FORMAN, RICHARD JOHN.

on T Newmarket.

Bradford.
Thorold.

Grimsby.
f.c. &o Thamesford.
. . Georgetown.

Georgetown.

Gait.
.... Elora.

Elora.

sec . . Elora.

Blenheim.

Blenheim.

Washington.

Westminster.

Westminster.

London South.

London South.

London South.

Drayton.

Drayton.

London Conf.

1853 e.

54 ..

55 ..

56 ..

57 e.

58 ..

59 ..

60

61 ..

62 ..

63 f.

64 f.

65 f.

66

67

68

69

70

71

72

73

74 ..

SEC.
SEC.

FORSTER, JOSEPH L.

Delegate to the First General
Conference, Toronto, 1874.

1870 c.

71 E

72 .
73

on t . Milford.
Bradford.
Point Levis.
74 Located.

FORSYTH, JOSEPH L.
E. on t . Bruce Mines.
r.f.c.&o Bruce Mines.

J Compton and
1 Coaticoke.

Hatley.

Eganville.

sup'y . Eganville.
Located.

FOWLER, HIRAM.

1855 c Dudswell.

56 E. on T . Chaudiere.

57 Sutton.

58 Sutton.

59 r.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.

Nelson.

Oshawa.

Markham.

Markham.
o Toronto East.
( Wolfe Island.
( Hamilton.

Consecon.

Brantford.

Yonge St. South.
. Keene.
. Keene.

Frankford.

Sidney.

Sidney.

Sidney.

Colborne.
. Colborne.

Colborne.

Orillia.

Orillia.

Orillia.
. Fergus.

London Conf.

Delegate to the First General
Conference, Toronto, 1874.

1853 c.

54 R. on T .

55 ..

56 ...

57 E.F.C. &

58

59

60

61 ..

62

63 sup'd.
64
65
66
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
74

FRANKLIN, BENJAMIN.

1872 c Carlton Place.

73 e. wit. Smith's Falls.

74 Montreal Conf.

FRAZEE, ELIAS WETMORE.

1857 c.

58 c

59 e. on t .

60

61

Stratford.

Wawanosh.

Bayfield,

Teeswater.

Berlin.

62 r.f.c.&o 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
to
63
64

to
68
69
70
71
72
73
74

E.F.C&O.

Hamilton Ger-
man Mission.

Preston German
Mission.
Brighton.
Lindsay.
Lindsay.
Ingersoll.
Ingersoll.
London Conf.

FRESHMAN, JACOB.

63 c

Hamilton G. M.

64 e. on T

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.

73 R. on t
74

Hillsdale and
Penetanguishene-
Pittsburg.
London Conf.

92

MINISTERS AND PROBATIONERS.

G.

GABIE, ROBERT L.

1863 k. out. Carlton Place.

64 . . . . Moulinette.

65 Fitzroy Harbour.

66 Fitzroy Harbour.

67 ....... Brampton.

68 s. v. c Cobourg.

Died May 18th, 1869, aged 34
years.

GALBRAITH, WILLIAM.

GARRETT, RICHARD.

1861 R. 071 T

Victoria Road.

62 ...

Lindsay.

63

Bowman ville.

64 s. v. c .

Cobourg.

65 R.F.C. &<

i Shefford and

Lawrenceville

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.

GARRETT, JOHN COLQU-
HOUN.

1868
69
70

71
72
73
74

c.

R. on t

R.F.C.&O

L'Orignal.
Chandos.
Bath and Am-
herst Isle.
Winchester.
Moulinette.
North Augusta.
Montreal Conf.

GALLOWAY, JOSEPH.

1869 R. 07i t.. Blenheim.

70 Blenheim.

71 ... Romney.

72 Yonge St. South.

73 r.f.c. &o Silver Islet.

74 . ... Toronto Conf.

GARBUTT, THOMAS E. ;

1861 r. on t . St. Mary's. \

62 Clinton.

63 ... Bayfield. \

64 s. v. c . . Cooourg.

65 s. v. c Cobourg. i

66 r.f.c.&o Yonge St. North, j

67 . . . Yonge St. North. ;

68 Yonge St. North, j

69 Montreal South, j

Died March 19th, 1869, aged ■
34 years.

1835 c. .

36 c

37 R. on t.

38
39

Wesleyville.
St. Armand.
Stanstead and

Barnston.
Dunham. '
Located — ill-
health.

GATCHELL, JOSEPH.

!10)

( Methodist

to \ ..

•j Episcopal

32)

( Conference

33 sup'd.

Long Point.

34 stjp'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
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 the po-
sition of Presiding Elder. He
died in 1863.

GEE, DANIEL F.

1864 r. o?i t Markham.

65 ... Brock.

66 Prince Albert.

67 ... Newcastle.

68 r.f.c.&o Stouffville.

69 . . Stouffville.

70 Stouffville.

71 .... Alliston.

72 ... Alliston.

73 ... Alliston.

74 Toronto Conf.

GEE, THOMAS.

1872 c. Cayuga.

73 r. 071 t Welland.

74 .,.».,. London Conf.

GEMLEY, JOHN.

1841
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
to
73
74

c. . . .

R. 071 T .

R.F.Q.&O

F. SEC.
CHMN.

CHMN.

CHMN.

CHMN.

CHMN.

CHMN.

CHMN

CHMN.

CHMN. ,

CHMN.

sup'd.

Mississippi.
Mississippi.
St. Andrews.
Prescott.
Port Hope.
Port Hope.
Belleville.
Belleville.
Belleville.
Dundas.
Dundas.
Peterboro'.
Peterboro'.
Toronto East.
Toronto East.
Toronto East.
Montreal Centre.
Montreal Centre.
Montreal Centre.
Quebec.
Quebec.
Quebec.
Kingston.
Kingston.
Kingston.
Brantford.
Brantford.
Brantford.
Toronto East.
Sec U. C- Bible
Soc. by permis-
sion of Conf.
Toronto Conf.

Secretary of Conference 1861.

GERMAN, GEO..G.

56 R. 071 T

Glanford.

57 ..

Located — ill

health

GERMAN, JOHN FERGUSON,

M.A.

1862 | v.T'c | CoWS-
63 r. v. c . Cobourg.
64 Napanee.

65 Waterloo —

Kingston .

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

67 ... . . Paris.

68 . . Paris.

69 ... Walsingham.

70 . . St. Williams.

71 St. Williams.

72 Norwich.

73 Norwich.

74 Toronto Conf.

A graduate of Victoria Uni-
versity, Cobourg— B. A, 1864:
M.A., 1867.

WESLEYAN METHODIST CONFERENCE.

93

GERMAN, JOHN WESLEY.

1850 c Bath.

51 r. on t. Napanee.

52 ... Brighton.
53 Brighton.

54 K.F.c.&o Farmersville.

55 ... Farmersville.

56 . . Farmersville.

57 Wilton.

58 . . Wilton.

59 . . Sidney.

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.

71
72

k. on t .

73 ORD..

74 ..

Maynooth and

Carlow.
Marmora.
Brudenell and

Bark Lake.
Oxford House,

H. B. T.
Toronto Conf.

GERMAN, PETER.

1853
54
55
56
57
58
59
60
to
64
65
66
67
to
71
72
73
74

c

R. on T
ORD

J

1

to j-
71 J

St. George.

Norwich.

Norwich.

Norwich.

Cornwall.

Cornwall.

Moulinette.

Grand River.

Fairfield.
Fairfield.

Muncey.

Port Stanley.
Port Stanley.
London Conf.

1841
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
59
to
73
74

R.F.C.&I

Grimsby.

Newmarket.

Toronto Circuit.

Albion.

Humber.

Humber.

Brock.

Brock.

Dumfries.

Dumfries.

Tngersoll.

Ingersoll.

St. Mary's.

St. Mary's.

Mono.

Mono.

Delhi.

Delhi.

. . Lynedoch.
. . London Conf.

GODWIN, WILLIAM.

1871 c. Vienna, 4 mo.

72 c Fairfield.

73 it. on t. . Nissouri.

74 ... London Conf.

GOFF, EDWARD FADE.

1871 c.

72 r. on t.

73

74

\ Toronto Third.
( Brampton.
. Kleinburg.
Yonge St. South-
Toronto Conf.

GOLD, ISAAC.

1859 e. on-T.

60 ....

61 ...

62 ....

Centreville and

Tamworth.
Milford.
Bradford.
Cookstown.

GLADWIN, JONATHAN.

1834 r. on t

Isle of Tanti.

35 ...

Isle of Tanti.

36 ORD . .

37

Amherstburg.
Isle of Tanti.

Died October 2nd, 1837, aged

34 years.

GLASS,

WILLIAM.

1845 e. out.

Mono and

46

Nottawasaga.
Humber.

47 ...

Markham.

48 ...

. Located.

GLASSFORD, EDWARD.

1856 c.

. Gatineau.

57 n. on t .
58

Osgoode.
. Located.

GLOVER,

THOMAS W

1867 )

i Bible

to \
70 i

■' Christian

( Conference.

71

Havelock.

72 ord . .

Blairton.

73 ....

Durham.

74 ....

Toronto Conf.

63 e.f.c.&o L'Orignal.

64 Aylwin.

65
66
67
68

69

70

71

73 F. SEC

74 ..

Aylwin.

Paisley.

Paislejr.

Invermay.

Invermay.

Vespra.

Vespra.

Vespra.

Stayner.

Toronto Conf.

GIBSON, JOSEPH R.

1870 c Muskoka.

71 E. on t. Rosseau.

72 Rosemont.

73 ... Rosemont.

74 ... Toronto Conf.

GILBERT, CHARLES W M.

1838 o Dumfries.

39 e. on t . St. Thomas.

40 . . Simcoe.

GODFREY, ROBERT.

Wellesley.
Elma.
Brock.
Frontenae.

1860 c.
61 R. on t.
62
63 .. .

64 r.f.u.&o Frontenae.

65
66
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
74

Hastings Road.

Bannockburn.

Bannockburn.

Campbellford.

Hastings.

Hastings.

Hastings.

Bobeaygeon.

Bobcaygeon.

Toronto Conf.

GOODERHAM, JAMES.

1848 R. on t. Oshawa.

49 . . Markham.

50 ... Located — ill

health.

Died on Sunday, the 1 1th May,
1878, of injuries received at a
railway accident near Carleton
Station on the 10th inst., in his
54th year.

GOODFELLOW, JOHN.

1843 R. on T Albion.

44 .... Markham.

45 Ouelph.

46 York.

47 r.f.c. &o London.

48 Mono.

49 . . . Mono.

50 Newmarket.

51 ... - Newmarket.

52 Amherstburg.

53 Amherstburg.

54 . . Nanticokc.

55 . . . Nanticoke.

56 Norwood.

57 Norwood.

58 Omemee.

59 Omemee.

60 .... Omemee.

61 sup'd. Omemee.

Died July 22nd
years.

1861, aged 43

94

MINISTERS AND PROBATIONERS.

GOODRICH, CHARLES B.

1836 e.o»t.. Thames.

37 St. Thomas.

38 .... Walpole.

39 Warwick and

Adelaide.

40 b.f.c.&o Goderich.
41 Withdrew.

GOODSON, GEORGE.

1836 R.mT.. Matilda.

37 Matilda.

38 Richmond.

39 .... Hull.

40 e.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 f. sec . . Milton.

62 chmx. . . Owen Sound.

63 chmx. . . Owen Sound.

64 chmx. . . Owen Sound.

65 chmn. Chatham.

66 chmn. . Chatham.

67 chmn. Chatham.

68 chmn. Sarnia.

69 chmn. Strathroy.

70 chmn. . . Strathroy.

71 chmn. Bradford.

72 . . St. Clair.

73 St. Clair.

Died May 11th, 1874, aged 64
years.

GOODWIN, JAMES.

1856 R. on T Dundas.

57 Thorold.

58 Thorold.

59 Yonge St. South.

60 r.f.c. &o Brampton.

61 , . . . Brampton.

62 . . Brampton.

63 Mono.

64 . . .... Mono.

65 Mono.

66 .. Peel.
.67 ... Peel.

68 Peel.

69 Bond Head.

70 Bond Head.

71 Bond Head.

1872
73

74

Welland.
Welland.
London Conf.

GORDON, JAMES ALEX.

1858
59
60
61 i
62
63
64
65
66
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
74

. o?i T Osgoode.
. . Kemptville.

Maitland.

, v. c Cobourg.
.f.c.&o Hamilton.
Hamilton.

Montreal West.

Montreal West.
Hemmingford.

Hemmingford.

Hemmingford.

Montreal Third.

Montreal Third.

Montreal Third.

Prescott.

. . Prescott.

. . Montreal Conf.

GOSTELLO, DAVID.

1854 c. . . . Snake Island.
55 k. on T . Snake Island.

56

Dropped.

GRAHAM, JAMES.

1859 R. onT. Newcastle.

60 . . Markham.

61 Bowmanville.

62 . . . . Bowmanville.

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

64 Yonge St. South.
fi_ ( 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. on t .

51 ... Russelltown.

52 —

53

54 R.F.C. &0

Eaton.
Eaton.
55 Eaton.

56
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64

Collingwood.

Collingwood.

Oakville.

Brock.

Grenville.

Grenville.

Innisnl.

sv/p'd , Oxford.

1865)
66 > sup'd . . Waterdown.
67)

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

GRAHAM, WILLIAM.

1845 c. ....

46 r. out. Barrie.

47 Barrie.

48 Located.

GRAY, JAMES.

Woodstock.
Simcoe.
Goderich.
Sarnia.
Sarnia.
Perth.
Perth.
Prescott.
Prescott.
Matilda.
Matilda.
Matilda.
Waterdown.
Waterdown.
Waterdown.
Oakville.
Oakville.
Oakville.
Smith's Falls.
Smith's Falls.
Smith's Falls.
Newburg.
Newburg.
Newburg.
Wellington Sq.
Mount Elgin In-
dustrial School.
Mount Elgin In-
dustrial School.
St. Mary's.
Milton.
London Conf.

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

1846 c

47 R. on t .

48 ..

49

50 R.F.C. &0

51

52 ...

53

54 ...

55 ...

56 ...
57

58 ...

59 ..
60

61
62
63

64 CHMN

65 CHMN.

66 CHMN . . .

67 CHMN .

68 CHMN. .

69 CHMN.

70

71

72 CHMN.

73 CHMN.

74

GREEN, ALEX. T.

1845
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
59
60
61
62

R. on T .

R.F

c.

&0

Grand River.

St. Thomas.

Brantford.

Dundas.

Dundas.

Grimsby.

Grimsby.

London Circuit.

London Circuit.

Drummondville.

Drummondville.

Waterdown.

Oakville.

Oakville.

Oakville.

Port Hope.

Canton.

Canton.

WESLEYAN METHODIST CONFERENCE.

95

1863

to
73

74

Port Hope.
Toronto Conf.

GREEN, ANSON, D.D.

ELD
ELD

1824
to
32
33
34

35 CHMN.

36 -|

to J- CHMN.

39 J
401

41 J-CHMN.

42 J

43 CHMN.

44 CHMN.

45^)

to y

53 J
54^)
to fsur'D

58 J

59 >
to
64.
65~)

to V sup'd .

73 J

74

( Methodist

I Episcopal

L Conference.

Augusta Dist.

Augusta Dist.

Augusta Dist.

Bay Quinte Dist.

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 e.«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.

1870

71
72
73
74

F. SEC

Chatsworth.
Chatsworth.
Chatsworth.
Invermay.
Toronto Conf.

GREENER, JAMES.

1843 c.

44 R. 071 T.

45

46 ORD

47 R. F. C

48

49 ..

50 ...
51

52
53
54

55 ..
56

57 F. SEC

58
59
60
61
62

63 ...

64 ...
65

66
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
74

E.

F. SEC

SHPD

Buckingham.
Buckingham.
Perth and

Sherbrooke.
Clarendon.
Clarendon.
L'Orignal.
L'Orignal.
Aylmer, C.
Richmond.
Richmond.
Richmond.
Kemptville.
Kemptville.
Kemptville.
Lindsay.
Consecon.
Ameliasburg.
Ameliasburg.
Cooksville.
Cooksville.
Cooksville.
Waterdown.
Waterdown.
Waterdown.
Lindsay.
Lindsay.
Lindsay.
Newburg.

Lindsay.

Toronto Conf.

GRENFELL, JOHN.

1868 c.

69 r. on t.

70 ...

71

72 R.F.C.&0

73 ...

74 ....

Florence.

Mooretown.

Arkona.

Arkona.

Stanstead.

Bolton.

Montreal Conf.

GRIFFIN, WM. SMITH.

1849 R. on t . . Seneca.

50 .... Guelph.

51 . . Grimsby.

1852
53
54
55
56
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
74

ll.F.C.&O

F. SEC

CHMN.

St. Catharines.

Brantford.

Mount Pleasant.

Mount Pleasant.

Drummondville.

Simcoe.

Simcoe.

Sirncoe.

Paris.

Paris.

Paris.

Woodstock.

Woodstock.

Port Hope.

Port Hope.

Gueli'h.

Guelph.

Guelph.

Toronto Third.

Toronto Third.

Toronto Third.

Chatham.

London Conf.

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

1823
to
32
33
34
35
36
37

GRIFFIS, WILLIAM.

( Methodist
< Episcopal
( Conference.

Canboro'.

London.

Thames.

Thames.

Located

and

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.
Park Hill.

1872 c
73 it. on t

74

Dawn Mills.
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 r. onr. North Wakefield

70 Aylwin. '

71 Bell's Corners.

72 r.f.c. &o Gaspe.

73 . . Gaspe.

74 Montreal Conf.

HADWIN, THOMAS.

1856 R on t. Tecswater.

57 ord 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.

96

MINISTERS AND PROBATIONERS.

1871 Yarmouth.

72 Yarmouth.

73 Woodslee.

74 . London Conf.

HAGAR, JOSEPH MESS-
MORE, M.A.

1865 k. on t . . Wellesley.

66 Wallace.

67 Peel.

68 St. Thomas.

69 K.F.C. &o Hamilton West.

• 70 . . Coaticoke.

71 .... Coaticoke.

72 ... . Coaticoke.

73 Shefford.

74 Montreal Conf.

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

HAIGHT, GEO. LEWIS.

1861 c. . Markham.

62 p.. out. Wellesley.

63
64
65

Erin.
Peel.
Located.

HALL, JOSEPH.

o\ii

1866 k.
67
68

69 s. v. c.

70 s. v. c.

Waterdown.

Omemee.

Markham.

Cobourg.

Cobourg.

71 r.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 R. onT

Belmont.

72 ..

. Morrison.

73

Forest.

74

London Conf.

HALL, WILLIAM, M.A.

1858 k. cm t. . St. John's and
Chambly.

59 . . . . St. John's and

Chambly.

60 Franklin.

61 Toronto East.

62 r.f.c.&o 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. .

73 CHMN.

74 . ...

Ottawa East.
Ottawa East.
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.
68 r.
69
70 .

Shefford.
Bolton.
Bolton.
Located.

HALSTEAD, WILLIAM.

1862 r. on t Brighton.

63 Colborn«.

64 ... Millbrook.

65 Millbrook.

66 r.f.c&o Visiting Eng.

67 . . Havelock.

68 . . Havelock.

69 . . Havelock.

70 Selby.

71 .. Selby.

72 j | Prince Arthur's

73 ) •••■•• j Landing.

74 « Toronto Conf.

HAMES, ARTHUR B.

1870 c.

71 R. on t

72 ..

73 . , ..

74

Maynooth.
L'Orignal.
Marmora.
Demorestville.
Toronto Conf.

R.

on t

v. c ,

F.C.&O

HAMILTON, CHRISTOPHER.

Nanticoke.

Grimsby.

Dunnville.

St. George.

Cobourg.

Fenelon Falls.

Fenelon Falls.

Alnwick.

Fenella.

Osprey.

Osprey.

Sharon and

Mt. Albert.

Mono.

Mono.

St. Williams.

St. Williams.

London Conf.

1856 c.

57 R,

58 ..
59

60 s.
61
62
63
64
65
66
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
74

HAMMOND, JOSEPH.
1869 r. o»rr. Farmers ville.
70 Located.

HAMMOND, RICHARD M.

1850 R. OUT.

51

52

53

L'Orignal.
St. Andrews.
St. Andrews.
Richmond.

1854 r. f.c.J

55 . ...

56 ..

57

58

59

60 ..

61

62 ...

63 CHMN.
CHMN.
CHMN.

64
65
66
67
68
to
71
'72

73 f.

74 ..

SEC

i o Westmeath.
Westmeath.
Westmeath.
L'Orignal.
L'Orignal.
Merrickville.
. Merrickville.
Newboro'.
Newboro'
. Westmeath.
. Westmeath. .
. Westmeath.
. . Kemptville.
. . Kemptville.
( California Confe-
< rence, Methodist
( Episcopal C..U.S
,, N. Wakefield
and. Templeton.
N. Gower.
. Montreal Conf.

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

HANNA, THOMAS.

1844 c . . . St. Andrews.

45 r. on t . . Richmond.

46 .. .. L'Orignal.

47 s. v. c . Cobourg.

48 s. v. c . . Cobourg.

49 Carleton and

Pakenham.

50 r.f.c.&o 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 , Tyrconnell.

74 London Conf.

HANNON, JAMES,

1858 R. on t.

59 s. v. c

60 s.
61
62

V. c.

Norwood.

Cobourg.

Cobourg.

Colbome.

Colborne.

63 r.f.c.&o Newcastle.

64
65
66
67
68

Bowman ville.
Bowman ville.
Yonge St. South..
YongeSt. South.
Toronto, Berke-.
ley St.

WESLEYAN METHODIST CONFERENCE.

97

1869

70
71

72-
73

74

Toronto, Berke-

' ley St.
Hamilton "West.
Hamilton West.
London Nor. St.
London Nor. St.
London Conf.

HANSFORD, WILLIAM.

S55 c.

Quebec.

56 e. out.

. Ormstown.

57 ORD . . .

. Ormstown.

58 ..

Three Rivers.

59 R. F. c.

Sherbrooke.

60 F. SEC

Sherbrooke.

61 F. SEO

Sherbrooke.

62 F. SEC

Melbourne.

63 F. SEC

Melbourne.

64 F. SEC

Melbourne.

65 F. SEC

Perth.

66 F. SEC

Perth.

67 F. SEC

. Perth.

68

Barrie.

69

Barrie.

70

. Barrie.

71 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 e.

Oil T

Howick.

66 ..

Mitchell.

67 .

1 Brampton.

\ Hamilton.

68 ..

Dundas.

69 R.F.C.&

o Parry Sound.

70

. Wellington Sq.

71

. Wellington Sq.

72

Belleville.

73

. Belleville.

74

Toronto Conf.

HARDIE,

ALEX., M.A.

1862 c

Bobcaygeon.

63 R.

onr.

Bobcaygeon.

64 u.

v. c.

. Cobonrg.

65 u.

v. c

Cobourg.

66 R.F.C.&

o Consecon.

67 .

Edwardsburg.

68 ..

Edwardsburg.

69 .

. Montreal South.

70

Montreal South.

71

Montreal Second

72

I Windsor.

( Toronto First.

73 .

Lawrenceville.

74

Montreal Conf.

HARDIE, DAVID.

1833 c.

34 c.

35 c

36 c.

37 e. oni.

38
39

40 E.F.C. &0

41

42

43
44

45

46

47

48 sup'd.

49 ...

50 ...
51

52
53
54

55 ..

56 ....
57

58

59 ;

60
61
62
63
64
65
66
67
68
69
70
71

72 sup'd.

73 sup'd.

74 ...

Brock.
Brock.

Lake Simcoe.
Lake Simcoe.
Gosiield and

Amherstburg.
St. Thomas.
Simcoe.
Warwick and

Adelaide.
Warwick and

Adelaide.
Warwick and

Adelaide.
Muncey.
Norwich and

Malahide.
Gosfield and

Tilbury.
Gosfield and

Tilbury.
Lindsay.
Port Hope.
Bath.

Winchester.
Winchester.
Winchester.
Sherbrooke.
Sherbrooke.
Lochaber.
Lochaber.
Cavignal
Oso.

Bridgenorth and
Mud Lake.
Bobcaygeon .
Bobcaygeon.
Bobcaygeon.
Havelock.
Havelock.
Havelock.
Coboconk.
Coboconk.
Coboconk.
Hall's Bridge.
Hall's Bridge.
Blairton.
Blairton.
Montreal Conf.

HARMON, THOMAS.

HARE, JOHN JAMES, B.A.

1867 R on t ..' Chatham.

68 Smith's Falls.

69 Smith's Falls.
70-i

71 [v. v. c. Cobourg.
72J

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

74 ... Toronto Conf.

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

HAKE, ROBT. B.

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

1869 c
70 it. on t .

Merrickville.

71

Fanners ville.

72 u. v. c

Cobourg.

73 u. v. c.

Cobourg.

74

. Toronto Conf.

Arnherstburg.

Cavan.

Sidney.

Crosby.

Perth.

Hull.

Hull.

Mississippi.

Ottawa.

Matilda.

No Station.

Howard.

Howard.

St. Thomas.

London.

Westminster.

1832 c.
33 R. on t.
34
35

36 R.F.C&C

37

38 . .

39

40

41

42 ....

43

44

45 -|

to }■ sup'd .

51 J

521

to [-sup'd

55 J

to y sup'd .
62 J

Died July 12th, 1862, aged 79
years.

HARNDEN, ROBERT.

1844 r. out.
45

Rideau.
Dropped.

HARPER, EPHRAIM B., M.A

1841 c Osgoode.

42 K. i»t. Osgoode.'

43 Mississippi.

44 St. Catharines.

45 r.f.c.&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. on t Belmont.

65 Aylnier, W.

66 . . Exeter.

67 ... Cooksville.

68 r.f.c. &o Scarboro'.

69 Scarboro'. ■

70 . . Leamington.

71 Leamington.

72 .... Florence.

73 . . . Florence.

74 London Conf.

HARRIS, EDWARD.

1858 E. wit Markham.

59 s. v. c . . Cobourg.

60 . Consecon.

61 .... Hungerford.

62 R.F.C.&0 Madoc.

63 Madoc.

64 . Madoc.

65 sup'd Consecon.

««^» tc?amb^

67 ■ = Cavignal.

68 . . Cavignal.

69 Ormstown.

70 . . . Ormstown.

71 Ormstown.

72 Demorestville.

73 . Demorestville.

74 .... Toronto Conf.

HARRIS, JAMES.

1851 c. . . Elora.

52 R. on T . . Peel.

53 ... . Grimsby.

54 Dundas.

55 r.f.c.&o Welland.

56 Welland.

57 Cainsville.

58 , . Cainsville.
59 Cainsville.

60 Norwich.

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.

HART, JOHN.

1871 c.

72 r.

73 .

74 .

Keppel.
Walter's Falls.
Prince Albert.
Toronto Conf.

on T.

HARVARD, WILLIAM
MARTIN, D.D.

Diss.
Diss.

Canterbury.
, Asia.
Bombay.

Colombo, Ceylon

r English

■j Wesleyan

I Conference.

Montreal.
. Toronto.
. Quebec.

Quebec.

Quebec.

Odelltown.

Odelltown.

Odelltown.

.St. Armand.

. . Toronto West.

. . Toronto West.

Maidstone, Eng.

of Conference 1837
15th, 1857,

HAW, WILLIAM.

1835 c

36 r,

37 .
38

39 r,
40
41

42 .

43 .
44

45 ..
46
47
48

49 .

50

51 .

52 ..
53

54 ..

55 su
56
57

. . Sidney.
on t . Hallowell.
...... Hallowell.

Waterloo.
f.c.&o Colborne.
Port Hope.
. . . Bath and Isle of
Tanti.

Napanee.

.... Napanee.
Belleville.
.... Brockville.
. Waterloo.
. . Bowman ville.
.... Bowmanville.

\ VisitingEngland
( Glanford.

Glanford.

Glanford.

.... Grimsby.

. Grimsby.

Hamilton.

p'd . . . Stoney Creek.
. . No Station.
Expelled.

1873 r. om

74 .

Smith ville.
Toronto Conf.

HAWKE, WILLIAM.

1854 c Sarnia.

55 r. on t Chatham.

56

57

Florence.
Florence.

1858 R.F.0.&O

59 ... ,

60

61 ........

62

63

64
65
66
67
68
69

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

70 F. SEC

71 F. SEC

72 F. SEC

73 F. SEC

74 .. ..

Florence.

Wardsville.

Wardsville.

Wardsville.

Gosfield.

Gosfield.

Ridge town.

Ridgetown.

Ridgetown.

Clinton.

Clinton.

Clinton.

Mitchell.

Mitchell.

Howick.

Howick.

London Conf.

HAWKINS, CHAS. W., B.A

1872 R.onT Alderville.
Grimsby.

73

74

London Conf.

A graduate of Victoria Univei
sity— B.A., 1872.

HAY, WILLIAM.

1855
56
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
74

c. ...

R. 071 T
S. V. C
S. V. c
R.F.C

&0

F. SEC
F. SEC
F. SEC

CHMN.

CHMN.
CHMN.

Mitchell.

Mono.

Cobourg.

Cobourg.

Gait and Paris.

Arran.

Arran.

Arran.

St. Vincent.

Meaford.

Meaford.

Lloydtown.

Lloyd town.

Lloydtown.

Cookstown.

Cookstown.

Cookstown.

Bradford.

Bradford.

London Conf.

HAY HURST, WILLIAM.

1858 c.

Weston.

59 r

on t . . Yonge St. North

60

... Albion.

61

Paris.

62 r.

f.c.&o Pakenham and

Arnprkjr

63

... Pakenham and ,

™ ArD^l

64

Elgin. ■/*■$

65 ..

• • Elgin. .^

66

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.
58 r. on t

Matilda and
Edwardsburg.

59 Matilda.

60 Lyn.

61 Expelled.

HEALY, EZRA.

f Methodist
Episcopal
Conference.
Matilda.
Bytown & Hull.
Bytown & Hull.
Augusta Dist.
Brockville.
Waterloo.
Waterloo.
Waterloo.
Waterloo.

1873

74

Stratford.
London Conf.

A graduate of Victoria Univer-
sity—B A., 1860 ; M.A., 1868.

HENDERSON, WILLIAM H.

I

1820
to
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
to
49

Died Dee. 27th
" years.

1872 v ■ —

73 r. on t . Peel.

74 London Conf.

HERKIMER

« •

1

- stjp'd . . Augusta.

1849, aged 59

HEALY, EZRA ANTHONY,
B.A.

1867 C Stratford.

68 R. on t Mitchell.

69 ■)

to J-u.v. o. Cobourg.
71 J

72 r.f.i;. &o Montreal 7th.

73 sup'd. Drayton.

74 London Conf.

HECK, SAMUEL.

1844 r. onT.
45 ...

Sherbrooke
Located.

1843 it. on T.

44

45 ...

46 R.F.C.&

47 1

48 }

49 J
50
51

52 )

53 (

54 .
55

56 .

57 .
58

59 .

60 .

6M .

to }- SUP D .

67;

68
69
70
71

72
73

74

WILLIAM.

Owen Sound.
Owen Sound.
Rama.
French River.

Beausoliel

Island.

Saugeen.

St. Clair.
i Beausoliel.
[ Island.

Rice Lake.

Rice Lake.

Rice Lake.

Walpole Island.

Walpole Island.

Walpole Island.

Garden River.

New Credit.

Cape Crocker.
New Credit.
(Jape Crocker.
New Credit.
London Conf.

HEWITT, JOHN N.

HENDERSON, JAMES.

1871 c.

L Ainable.

72 r.

on t

L'Amable.

73 ..

Shannonville.

74 .

Montreal Conf.

HENDERSOIN

, WM. G, M.A

1857 R.

OH T .

Port Hope.

58

Belleville.

59 u

V. c

Cobourg.

60 R.

F. C. & C

London.

61 .

London.

62 .

Kingston.

Hemmingford.

64 .

Henimingford.

65

Hemmingford.

66

Odelltown

67

Odelltown.

68 .

Odelltown.

69 .

Cornwall.

70 .

Cornwall.

71 .

Cornwall.

72 .

Stratford.

! HETHERINGTON, JOHN P.

1827 R. out. Newcastle-
upon-Tyne.

28 ord Barnston.

29 . . . . Barnston.
! 30 Barnston.

31 it. F. c . . Kingston.

32 Kingston.

33 Kingston.

; 34)

35 \- 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

: 61 years.

1860 v.

61 r. on t .

62

63 ..

64 ...

Artemesia.

Ainleyville.

Norwich.

St. George.

Paris.

Located.

HEWITT, WM. JOSEPH.

1858 r. Frankford and

Trenton.

59 r. on T . Hungerford.

60 . . Centreville and

Tamworth.

61 Woodstock.

62 R.F.r.&o Artemesia.

63 Homing's Mills.

64 ... Homing's Mills.

65 Holland Land'g.

66 Sharon and Mt.

Albert.

67 ... London North.

68 ... London North.

69 London North.

70 ( 'anton.

71 ... Canton.

72 ... Consecon.

73 . . Consecon.

74 Toronto Conf.

HEWITT, WM. T.

1854 c. Cavignal.

55 r.owt.&o Cavignal.

c.

56

57

58 R. f

59

60

61 ] ,

to Y SUP D

69 J

Died December 9th, 1869, aged
70 years.

HEYLAND, ROWLEY.

Cavignal.

Lochabar.

Clarendon.

Clarendon.

Clarendon.

Clarendon.

18231
to j-
32 J
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41 .
42
43
44
45
46
47

48 .

49 .

50 .
51

f Methodist
-J Episcopal
I. Conference.

Hallowell.

Bay Quinte.
. Bay Quinte.
. Dumfries.

Toronto Circuit.

Toronto Circuit.

Toronto Circuit.

N elson. *

Nelson.

Yonge Street.
. Yonge Street.
. Woodstock.

Norwich.

Grand River.

Grand River.

Grand River.

Grand River.

New Credit.

New Credit.
, . Nanticoke.

100

MINISTERS AND PROBATIONERS.

1853 sup'd . . . Brantford.

54 sup'd . . Brantford.

55]

to [ sup'd .

64J

65]

to [ sup'd

67 J

68]

to [ sup'd

72 J

Died May 27th, 1873, aged 75
years.

HICK, JOHN.

Mount Pleasant.

Norwich.

Fairfield.

1815 K. on t
16 oed .
17

18 E. F. C.

19 ....

20

21

Prince Edward

Island.
Quebec.
Quebec.
Montreal.
Montreal.
Stanstead.

22 Stanstead.

23
24^

Kingston.
England.

24]
to y

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 e. miT.
61

62 , . -

63 .

Melbourne.
East Bolton.
Lawrence ville.
Eaton.

67

68

69

70

F.

SEC

71

F.

SEC

72

F.

SEC

73

sup'd

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

65 . . Dudswell & Bury

66 Wyoming.

Walpole Island.
Mooretown.

, Mooretown.

Warwick.

Watford.
, Watford.
I Exeter.
| Orangeville.
74 . . . . . , Toronto Conf.

• HILL, EDWARD.

1872 r. out.. Omemee.

73 Millbrook.

74 Toronto Conf.

HILL, HENRY E.

1871 c. Oil Springs and

Petrolia.
72 e.«it. Adelaide.

73 Watford.

74 London Conf.

HILL, JOSEPH.

L845
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
67

69
70
71

72 .

73

74

e. miT

e.f.c&o,

Cornwall.

Bath.

Barrie.

Grimsby.

Adelaide.

Wallaceburg.

Proton.

Proton.

Bruce Mines.

Bruce Mines.

Durham.

Durham.

Artemesia.

Akinesia.

Lanark.

Lanark.

Lanark.

Grenville.

Grenville.

Lochabar.

Thurso.

Thurso.

Chambly.

Chatsworth.

Chatsworth.

Port Elgin.

Port Elgin.

Norwood.

Norword.

London Conf.

HILL, MURRAY.

1855 R. on t .
56

Norwich.
Located.

HILL, NEWTON.

1868 c.
69 R. on t .
70

71 s. v. c. .

72

Pickering.
Brock.
Brock.
Cobourg.
Prince Albert.

73 e.f.c. &o Newcastle.

74 London Conf.

HILL, WILLIAM.

1856 R. out.
hi ...

Aurora.
Located.

HILLIER, DANIEL.

1815 R,

to y

20 J

21 ..
22

23 .

24 ,.
25

on t. England.
..... West Indies.

St. Armand.

Quebec.
. Quebec.
. , , . . West Indies.
........ West Indies.

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

1859
to
70

71
72
73
74

HISCOX, JOHN.

r Methodist
-j Episcopal
I Conference.

e. f. c. Minden.

Island Brook.

North Gore.

Montreal Conf.

HITCHCOCK, BARNABAS.

r. on T
OR. D

Highgate, Vt.
Milton, Vt.
Milton, Yt.
Essex, N.Y.
St. John's, C.E.
St. John's, C.E.
Rtfsselltown.
Melbourne.
Melbourne.
Russelltown.
Russelltown.

Located .

sup't. Shefford and

Granby.
sup'y. Dunham.

sup'y , St. Armands.

ORD

1829
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
to
53
54

55
50
to
64

Died Oct. 12th, 1864, aged 80
years.

HOBBS,

RICHARD.

1872
73
74

r. onT.

Kippin.
Aylmer.
London Conf.

HOBBS

ROBERT.

1851
52

R. OUT.

Osgoode.
Richmond.

53

54

L'Orignal.
Cornwall.

55

R.F.C. &C

) Pakenham.

56

Pakenham.

57

Pakenham.

58

Merrickville.

59 sup'd... Merrickville.

60 sup'd... Merrickville.

Died Feb , 1861, aged 31 years.

HODGSON, JOHN.

1850]

to y

55 J

56 c.

57 R,
58
59
60

61 .

62 .
63
64 .
65
66 .,

F.C &0

( Bible Christian
| Church.

Amherstburg

Mooretown.

Mooretown.

Romney.

Romney.

Gosfield.

Florence.

Florence.

Stouffville.

Stouffville.

Brock.

WESLEYAN METHODIST CONFERENCE.

101

1867
68

70.

71 sup'd.

72 ...

73

74 . ..

Brock.
Kleinburg.
Kleinburg.
Teviotdale.
Dudwell.
Hall's Bridge and
Mud Lake.
Cartwright.
Toronto Conf.

HOLMES, A. LEE, B.A.

1871 c. . . .
72 R. on t
73
74

Blenheim.
St. Lambert.
Stanstead.
Montreal Conf.

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

HOLMES, JOHN.

1861 K. ore T.. Kemptville.

62 s. v. c Cobourg.

63 Smith's Falls.

64 Newboro' and

Bedford.

65 e.f.c.&o Lanark.

66 Harrowsmith.

67 Harrowsmith.

68 . . Spencerville.

69 Winchester.

70 Winchester.

71 Winchester.

72 Richmond.

73 Richmond.

74 Montreal Conf.

HOLMES, JOHN (A).

1863 E. i»t.' Exeter.

64 Located — ill

health.

HOLMES, JOSEPH

WILLIAM.

1863

c. . . .

Exeter.

64

b. on T.

Exeter

65

Strathroy.

66

Strathroy.

67

R.F.C. &0

St. Mary's.

68

St. Mary's.

69

Kirkton.

70

Innisfil.

71

Innisfil.

72

Innisfil.

73

Richmond.

74

London Conf.

HOLTBY,

MATTHIAS.

1832

r. on T

Toronto.

33"

)

to

\

Located.

40

1

41

r. on T .

Oxford.

42

London.

43

Simcoe.

44

ORD

Simcoe.

45

R. F. C .

Woodstock.

4fi

Woodstock.

47

sup'y.

Toronto.

1848 sup'y. Toronto.
49")

to [ Walsingham.

58 J
59^
to }■ sup'y . . Lynedoch.

73 J

74 London Conf.

HOOKER, LE ROY.

1861 R. onT.. Romney.

62 . . . Romney.

63 . . Milton.

64 Barrie.

65 R.F.C. &o Florence.

66
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
74

F. SEC

Florence.

Florence.

Romney.

Romney.

Romney.

Shefford.

Shefford.

Coaticoke. .

Montreal Conf.

HORSLEY, WILLIAM H.

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. onv.. Strathroy.

68 Windsor and

Sandwich.

69 Rem. to U. S.

HOUGH, JOHN.

1854 o Clinton.

55 c. ... Peel.

56 c Mitchell.

57 r.o.t.&o Howick.

58 Howick.

59 R. F. c. Ainleyville.

60 Ainleyville.

61 ... Ainleyville.

62 . . . Teeswater.

63 . . Teeswater.

64 .... Wyoming.

65 Wyoming.

66 ... Mount Brydges.

67 Mount Brydges.

68 Rockwood.

69 Millbank.

70 .. .. Millbank.

71 .. Millbank.

72 . . Trowbridge.

73 ... Trowbridge.

74 London Conf.

1853

c.

54

R.

on T

55

ORD.

56

^

57

. .

58

R.

F.

C

HOUGHTON, LUTHER.

Hungerford.
Clarendon and

Portage-du-Ft.
Clarendon and

Portage-du-Ft.
Shannonville.
Shannonville.
Flinton and Ad-
dington Road.
59^|

60 > sup'y . Templeton.
61 J
62^
to [ sup'y . Brockville.

73 J

74 Montreal Conf.

HOWARD, ISAAC BROCK.

1840 c. ...

41 r. onT.

42 u. s. o.

43

44 r.f.c. &o

45

46

47 ..

48 .. ...

49

50 ...

51 .. ..

52 . .
53
54

55

56

57 F. SEC.

58 F. SEC.

59 CHMN.

60 CHMN.

61
62

63

64 CHMN.

65 CHMN.

66 CHMN.

67 CHMN.

68 CHMN.

69 CHMN.

70

71 CHMN.

72 CHMN.

73 CHMN.

74

Oxford.

Hamilton.

Toronto.

Cobourg.

Kingston.

Hamilton.

Belleville.

Belleville.

Kingston.

Kingston.

Peterboro'.

Peterboro'.

Peterboro'.

Dundas.

Dundas.

Dundas.

Brantford.

Brantford.

Brantford.

Montreal West.

Montreal West.

Montreal Centre.

Toronto East.

Toronto East.

Toronto East.

St. Catharines.

St. Catharines.

St. Catharines.

Brockville.

Brockville.

Brockville.

Port Hope.

Port Hope.

Port Hope.

Guelph.

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
62
63
64
65
66
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
74

Romney.

Romney.

Romney.

Mitchell.

Mitchell.

Mitchell.

Cooksville.

Cooksville.

Orangeville.

Orangeville,

Orangeville.

Glanford.

Glanford.

London Conf.

HOWARD, VINCENT B.

1833 c. . . Matilda.

34 r. on t . Hull.

35 . Rideau.

36 . . . . Mississippi.
37 Clarendon.

38 . Osgoode.

39 k.f.c.&o Augusta.

40 Sidney.

41 Peterboro'.

42 , . . Murray.

43 ... Murray.

44 . „ .... Gananoque.

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.
60^1

to )■ sup'd . Cobourg.

73 J

74 Toronto Conf.

HOWELL, JACOB ELI, M.A.

1864 e. om. Madoc.

65 Madoc.

66 .... Hungerford.

67 Hungerford.

68 K.F.C.&0 Thurlow.

69 Thurlow.

70 . . Thurlow.

7n

72 L.

73 J

74 ..=

Bloomfield and

Cherry Valley.
Toronto Conf.

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

HOWES, JOHN.

1844 e. on t Richmond.

45 Clarendon.

46 .... Onslow.

47 . > Bonchire.

1848 R.F.C.&0
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

HOWSON,

1871 c.

72 r. on t .

73

74 .... .

Bonchire.

Westmeath.

Westmeath.

Torbolton.

Gatineau.

Gatineau.

Cornwall.

Cornwall.

Cornwall.

Carlton Place.

Carlton Place.

Carlton Place.

Richmond.

Richmond.

Richmond.

Winchester.

Winchester.

Winchester.

South Mountain.

South Mountain.

South Mountain.

Clarendon.

Clarendon.

Westmeath.

Westmeath.

Westmeath.

Montreal Conf.

WILLIAM G.

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

40 R. OUT,

41

42
43
44
45

ORD. .

R. F. C.

46

47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
59
60
61

F, SEC
F. SEC

Elizabethtown
and Gananoque.
Clarendon.
Crosby.
Crosby.
L'Orignal.
L'Orignal and

St. Andrew's.
Mississippi.
Mississippi.
Yonge Street.
Yonge Street.
Cooksville.
Colborne.
Colborne.
Millbrook.
Millbrook.
Millbrook.
Glanford.
Glanford.
Glanford.
Oakville.
Oakville.
Georgetown.

1862 f. sec Georgetown.

63 Aylmer, C. W.

64 . . . Aylmer, C. W
65-)

to V sup'd Colborne.

73J

74 . Toronto Conf.

HUGHES, JAMES [B].

1858 r. cm t . Bowmanville,
59 R.F.C.&0 Mooretown.
60 Mooretown.

61 sup'd . . . Millbrook.

62 sup'd Bowmanville.

Died November 17th, 1862,
aged 30 years.

HUGHES, SILAS JAMES.

1871 c. ... Ainleyville.

72 r. om. Mitchell.

73 Wilton. ■

74 ..... Montreal Conf.

HUGILL, JOSEPH.

1850 r.

on t.

Dundas.

51 .

( St. Thomas.

j Wallaceburg.

52 ...

Chatham.

53

. St. Thomas.

54 R.F.C.&(

3 Morpeth.

55 ..

East Bolton.

56

East Bolton.

57

Gait.

58

Gait.

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.

(WIT.

Devonshire and
McGillivray.

60 ..

Belmont.

61 s.

v. c

Cobourg.

62 .

Strathroy.

63

( Paris.

( Wyoming.

Died

July 28th, 1864, aged 28

years.

HUME, WILLIAM.

1837 R. on*

38 .

39 ...

40 ..

England.
Stanstead.

Located.

WESLEYAN METHODIST CONFERENCE.

103

HUNT,

AMBROSE.

1861

Port Hope.

1863

Renfrew.

1854^|

to ]■

IV)

72 R. F. C.

73

74 ...

r Methodist
-j Episcopal
I Conference.

Romney.

Romney.

London Conf.

62 F. SEC

63 F. SEC. .

64 F. SEC. .

65

66 .. ..

Picton.

Picton.

Picton.

Woodstock.

Woodstock.

64 .. ..

65

66

67

68

Ormstown.
Ormstown.
Huntingdon.
. Huntingdon.
North Augusta.

67 ..

68 CHMN.

Woodstock.
Owen Sound.

69

70 ....

Wellington.
Wellington.

69

Aurora.

71 ...

. Thurlow.

HUNT

, DAVID.

70 ...

71 F. SEC.

Aurora.
Aurora.

72 ...

73 ...

. Thurlow.
. Thurlow.

1854 b. out.

Derby.

72

Yonge St. North

74

Toronto Conf.

55

Osprey.

73

Yonge St. North

56

Morris.

74

Toronto Conf.

57

Elma.

HUNTINGDON, SIMON.

58 . Elma.

59 e.f.c. &o "Wellesley.

60 Wellesley.

61 ....... Rockwood.

62 Flos and Medonte

63 Wellesley.

HUNTER, SAMUEL JAMES.

1861 c Nanticoke.

62 r. on t Oak ville.

63 Oakville.

64 Yonge St. North

1828 ^
to j- ..

32 J

33 ord.

34 ..

35 ...

36 .. .

38 ..

r Methodist

\ Episcopal

I Conference.

Augusta.
. Augusta.

Murray.
. Murray.
. Newmarket.
. Toronto Circuit.

64

65 ...

66

Nottawasaga.
Nottawasaga.
Nottawasaga.
Mono.

65 R.F.C.&o Yonge St. North

66 Bowmanville

67 .... Montreal East.

67

68

Montreal East.

39 . . .

Toronto Circuit.

68

, 69

70

.71 ... .
72

Mono.

Mono.

Romnev.

Romney.

Kingsville.

69

70 ..

71 ....

72 ...
73

Montreal East.
Montreal Second.
Montreal Second
Montreal Second
Toronto Third.

40 ...
41
42

43 ...
44

. Whitby,
. Whitby.
. Kemptville.

Kemptville.

Rideau.

73

74

Kings ville.
London Conf.

74 ....

Toronto Conf.

45
46 ...

. Rideau.
. Cornwall.

47 ..

. Cornwall.

HUNTER,

WM. JOHN.

48

Pl'esi'Ott.

HUNT,

FRANCIS.

1856 c.

Aurora.

49

. Prescott.

1842 )

( New

57 R. on T .

Bradford.

50 ...

. Farmersville.

to \

< Connexion

58 s. v. c. .

Cobourg,

51 ...

. Farmersville.

54 )

( Conference.

59

Dundas.

52

Glanford.

55 R. (HIT.

Sutton.

60 r.f.c.&o Waterdown.

53

. Glanford.

56 R.F.C. &c

Sutton.

61

Waterdown.

54

Grimsby.

57

St. Armand.

62 ...

Waterdown.

55 ....

Grimsby.

58

St. Armand.

63

Clinton.

56

Walsingham

59 ....

60

Farnhain.
Knowlton.

64 sup'd. .

65 ...

Toronto East.
London.

Died Augu
55 years.

st 25th, 1856, aged

61

Knowlton.

66 ..

London.

62 )

67

London.

to \ sup'd

St. Armand.

68

Toronto West.

HURLBL

rRT, ASAHEL.

70}

Toronto West.

1828 )

( Methodist

71
72
73
74

Rawdon.
Rawdon.
Rawdon.
Montreal Conf.

70)
71
72
73

( Hamilton

j Centenary.

Ottawa Centre.

to f

32}

33 ord..

34

•j Episcopal

( Conference.

Elizabethtown.

Elizabethtown.

74

Montreal Conf.

35

Ottawa.

HUNT, JOHN.

Delegate to the First General
Conference, Toronto, 1874.

36 ....
37

. Ottawa.
Matilda.

1844 R. out.

Woodstock and

38

Matilda.

45 ...
46

Goderich.
Toronto West.

HUNTINGDON, SILAS.

39 ...

40 ...

Richmond.
. Richmond.

47 ...

Guelph.

1850 c.

. Clarendon and

41

Port Hope.

48 R.F.C. &

o Stamford.

Onslow.

42 ....

Port Hope.

49)
50 \

1 Drummondville

51 E. O/l T.

. Richmond.

43 ..

. Cobourg.

| and Niagara.

52

L'Orignal.

44

. Napanee.

51

Dunn ville.

53

St. Andrews.

45

Napanee.

52

Nelson.

54 R.F.C. &

o Gatineau.

46

Hallowell.

53

Nelson.

55

Gatineau.

47

Hallowell.

54

Milton.

56 ..

. Aylmer, C. E.

48

Kemptville.

55 ..■

. Milton.

57 F. SEC. .

Aylmer, C. E.

49 ...

Kemptville.

56

Yonge Street.

58 F. SEC.

Smith's Falls.

50 ..

Matilda.

57

Yonge Street.

59 F. SEC.

Smith's Falls.

51

Matilda.

58

Yonge Street.

60 F. SEC.

. Smith's Falls.

52 CHMN.

Aylmer, C. E.

59

Whitby.

61 sup'd.

North Wakefield

53 CHMN.

Aylmer, C. E.

60

. Port Hope.

62 ...

Renfrew.

54 CHMN.

Maitland.

104

MINISTERS AND PROBATIONERS.

1855

CHMN.

Maitland.

56 UHMN.

Maitland.

571
58

SB-T S

' "Woodstock.
"Woodstock.

59

I £f-sj
r ■* 'a P i

Mount Pleasant

60

X < x

Mount Pleasant

61 J

1 a

.Mount Pleasant

62-|

—

f Mitchell.

63

z S a

Mitchell.

64

Seaforth.

65

a n £

Seaforth.

66 J

a a

L Seaforth.

67)

to > sup'd

MitcheU.

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..

1844 c

45 r. onT-

46 ....

47

48
49
50
51
52
53

54
55
56
57

58

59

60
61
62
63
64
65
66
67
68
to
72
73
74

R.F.C.&O.

F. SEC.
F. SEC.

SUPD

Gananoque
Bath.

Elizabethtown
Perth and Sher-
brooke.
Onslow.
L'Orignal.
Gatineau.
Gatineau.
St. Andrew's.
Merrickville.
Merrickville.
Rawdon and

Wesley ville.
Rawdon.
Winchester.
Winchester.
Winchester.
Innisfil and

Snake Island.
Innisfil aud

Snake Island.
St Vincent.
St. Vincent.
St. Vincent.

Thornbury.

St. Clair.
St. Clair.

Christian Islands

Grand River.
London Conf.

HURLBURT, JESSE, M.A.

1841 -)
to [ ..

47 J

48 sup'y.

49 .....

f Principal
-{ Victoria

I College.

Toronto West.
. 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 trea.v. c Cobourg.
49 Colborne.

50 .... Colborne.

51 .... Maitland.

52 Maitland.

53 .... Maitland.

54 .. Smith's Falls.

55 Smith's Falls.

56)

to > Alnwick.

63 )

64

to > sup'd Prescott.

73)

74 Montreal Conf.

HURLBURT, THOMAS.

1829 -)
to J-c Muncey.

33 J

34 c. . Saugeen.

35 r.f.c.&o Saugeen.

36 ... Saugeen.

37 . . St. Clair and

Walpole Island.
38-)
to J- ... Lake Superior.

42 J

43 Lake Simcoe. •
44-)

to [ Indian Mission

50 J Work, U.S.

51 Alderville.

52 Rice Lake.
53 Rice Lake.

54 ~) chmn. )

55 > h. b. t. > Norway House.

56 J dist. )

57 chmn. , . Garden River.
58^

to V chmn 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.

HUSTON, JOHN H.

1827 ) ("Methodist

\ Episcopal

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.

I Conference.

Located.

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

1840 r. on t. Yonge Street.

41

Yonge Street.

42

. . Albion.

43 r.f.c. &o Albion.

44 ....

45

Toronto Circuit.

46

Toronto Circuit.

47

Owen Sound.

48 . .

Owen Sound.

49 ....

Sydenham.

50

51 ..

. . Saugeen.

52 ..

. . . Saugeen.

54 ...

Arran.

55 .

Withdrew.

HUTCHINSON, JOHN.

1841 )
42 \

( New Connexion
\ Conference

43)

44 \

Located.

45 c

New Ireland.

46 R. on T New Ireland.

47 1

48

Wesley ville and

49 J

Rawdon

50 ...

.. Adelaide.

51 ^

52 }-

53 J

54 r.f.c. &o Chatham.

55 ...

. . Westminster.

56 ...

Westminster.

57

.... Belmont.

58

. . . Belmont.

59 ...

, Durham.

60

. . Hanover.

61

Hanover.

62

63 .

... Bruce Mines.

64 ..

. . Bruce Mines.

65 ...

Bruce Mines.

66

Caistorville.

67 .

. . Caistorville.

68 sup

d. Caistorville.

69)

to } su]

p'd Hamilton.

73)

74

... London Con f .

HUTCHINSON, RICHARD.

1835 r. <wt.

Institution Eng

36

Institution Eng.

37 ORD .

Quebec.

38

Montreal.

39 R. F. 0.

Stanstead.

40

St. Armand.

41

St. Armand.

42

. St. Armand.

43

Located.

WESLEYAN METHODIST CONFERENCE.

105

HUXTABLE, GEO. GELLARD.
1855 R. on t.

56
to
68

English Wes-
leyan Corif.

West Indies.

1869^|

to \ England.

72 J

73 k. CAX.c. North Wakefield.

74 . . Montreal Conf.

HYNDMAN, JOHN.

1860 e. oiir.. L'Orignal.
61 Plantagenet.

62 Berlin.

63 s. v. c Cobourg.

64 Located— ill hth.

I.

INGALLS,

EDMUND S.

IRVINE, ALEX.

1869
70

j

Hanover.
\ Sharon and Mt.

1835 R. o?i t.

New Ireland.

1822~

1 Genesee Con-
f | ference, U.S.

71

I"

( Albert

36

St. John's.

to

72

F. SEC. .

Cookstown.

37

Wesleyville.

28,

73

F. SEC.

Cookstown.

38
39

Wesleyville.
Sherbrooke.

29
30

Located.

74

Toronto Conf.

40 R.F.C.&O

New Ireland.

31

r. can. c. Bay Quinte.

Delegate to First General Con

41

New Ireland.

32

.. York.

ference, Toronto, 1874.

42

Shefford.

33

.. York.

43 ..

Shefford.

34

Stamford.

44)
45 j '•

i Compton and

Hatley.
Stanstead.

35
36

.... Stamford.

. . . . Located and re-

ISAAC, JOHN RUXTON.

46

moved to the Western States,

1867

C.

Artemesia.

47

Stanstead.

where he died Aug. 30th, 1840.

68

C.

Thornbury.

48

Clareneeville.

69

r. on T .

Hanover.

49

Clarence ville.

70

Durham.

50

Clareneeville.

IRVINE, HENRY.

71

s. v. c . .

Cobourg.

51

St. Armand.

72

R.F.C.&O

Sombra.

52

St. Armand.

1863

r. on t . . Farmersville.

73

Napier.

53 sup'y

Dunham.

64

.. Lyn.

74

London Conf.

54

Dunham.

65

Smith's Falls.

55

Gaspe.

66

Carleton Place.

56

Granby.

67

r. f. c. & o Leave of absence.

57 ..

Dunham.

68

. . Yonge St. South.

IVISON

JAMES A.

58^1

69

Battersea.

1854

c.

Mud Lake.

to J-sup'd

Granby.

70

Metis.

55

R. on T . .

Alnwick Circuit

73j

71

Metis.

56

Owen Sound.

74

Montreal Conf.

72

Metis.

57

Paisley.

73

Three Rivers.

58

R.F.C &f

Paisley.

74

Montreal Conf.

59

Southampton

IRELAND,

FRANCIS C.

60

and Paisley
Strathroy.

1859 k. on t

Percy.

IRWIN, WILLIAM.

61

Strathroy.

60 )

62

Westminster.

61[s.v.c.

Cobourg.

1857

r. on T. St. Vincent.

63

Westminster.

62

Elgin.

58

.... Belmore.

64

Westminster.

63 R.F.C.&O

Marmora.

59

Oakville.

65

London North.

64 )

60

Chatham.

66

London North.

65|SUPY

St. Andrew's.

61

r.f.c.&o Rond Eau.

67

Fenella.

66 -\

to J- sup'y

62

Rond Eau.

68

Fenella.

Lachute.

63

f. sec Wallaceburg.

69

Alnwick.

70 J

64

F. sec Wallaceburg.

70

. . .

Alnwick.

711

65

Invermay.

71

Alnwick.

to > sup'y

Montreal.

66

F. sec Invermay.

72

Madoc.

73 J

67

f. sec Invermay.

73

sup'd

Madoc.

74

Montreal Conf.

68

f. sec Hanover.

74

London Conf.

106

MINISTERS AND PROBATIONERS.

J.

JACKSON, DANIEL".

1856 c Newcastle.

57 R. on t . Norwood.

58 Lindsay.

59 s. v. c Cobourg.

60 Located— ill

health.

JACKSON, HENRY.

1856 R. OttT.

57 ... ..

58 s. v. c
59
60

Sidney.

Weston.

Cobourg.

Grafton.

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. <m t . . Stratford.

57 . . Guelph.

58 Consecon.

59 R.F.C. &o Consecon.

60
61
62
63
64
65

Stirling.

Stirling.

Sidney.

Sidney.

No Station.

Expelled.

JACKSON, SAMUEL.

1858 c. ... Eaton.

59 r. on t . . Dunham.

60 . . East Bolton.

61 Westmeath.

!s.'v.' ciCobours-

62

63 ord No Station

Sutton.
Sutton.
Frelighsburg.
Vermont
Conference,

U. S.

64

65

66 sup'd
67
to
70

71 r

to > Frelighsburg.

74 Montreal Conf.

JACKSON, THOMAS W

1867 c Listowel.

68 r. on t Drayton.

69 Erin.

70 „ . St. George.

71 R.F.c.&o Otterville.

72 Otterville.

73 Otterville.

74 London Conf.

JACKSON, WILLIAM.

1862 c.

63 R. on T

64 ...

65 s. v. o

66 ...

67

68 .

69 .

70 .

71 ..

72 ....

73 ..
74

. Farnham.

East Bolton.

East Bolton.
. Cobourg.
I Milford.
( Quebec.

Quebec.

Danville.
. Danville.

Danville.

Melbourne.
. Melbourne.

Melbourne.
. Montreal Conf.

JACOBS, PETER.

1838 c.
39 c.
40
41

42 R.OWT.

43 ord. . .
44'
to
49
50
51
52

53

54
55
56
57
58

Lake Superior.
Lake Superior.
Fort Alexander,

H.B.T.
Norway House,

H.B.T.
Visiting Eng.

Lac La Pluie,

H.B.T.

Visiting Eng.
Canada West.
Tour in H. B. T.
and C. W
Saugeen.
Saugeen.
Rama.
Rama.
No Station.
Expelled.

JACQUES, GEORGE.

1854 r. ojit.
55
56

57 ORD..

58 r. p. c.

59 ..
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
67

68 .. .

69 sup'd.

70 sup'd .

71 sup'd.
72

73

74

Southampton.

Derby.

Arran.

Hanover.

Hanover.

Hanover.

Holland and

Sullivan.
Paisley.
Paisley.
Artemesia.
Artemesia.
Artemesia.
Bayfield.
Bayfield.
Bayfield.
Artemesia.
Artemesia.
Saugeen.
Saugeen.
Toronto Conf.

JAMES, RICHARD G.

1868
69
70
71
72

73
74

c.

R. on T

Tilsonburg.
Amabel.
Welland.
Smithville.
No Station — ill
health.
Blenheim.
Toronto Conf.

JAMIESON, WM. S., B.A.

1872 c.

73 R. OUT

74 ...

North Gower.
L'Orignal.
Montreal Conf.

1841
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

R.F.C.&O

JEFFERS, THOMAS.

Peterboro'.

Brantford.

London.

Simcoe.

Malahide.

Malahide.

Dumfries.

Dumfries.

Nelson.

Nelson.

Cainsville. .

Cains ville.

Crowland.

Welland.

Markham.

Markham.

Waterdown.

Dunnville.

Duunville.

Dunnville.

Walsingham.

Walsingham.

Weston.

Weston.

Weston.

Georgetown.

Georgetown.

Georgetown.

69^

70 [ sup'd Toronto.
71 J

Died September 15th, 1871,
aged 62 years.

JEFFERS, WELLINGTON,
D.D.

1836 c.
37 K.
38

39

5 mo.. Isle of Tanti.
on t . Hamilton.

Lake Simcoe,
Barrie and
Coldwater.
. . . Osgoode and

Bytown.
( Mississippi.
| Brock ville.

40

41 r.f.c.&o Belleville.

WESLEYAN METHODIST CONFERENCE.

107

CHMN.
DIST.

CHMN.
DIST.

Sidney.

Sidney.

"Waterloo.
. Waterloo.

Dundas.

Grimsby.

Brantford.

Brantford.

Yonge Street.

Yonge Street.

Yonge Street.

Toronto East.
C Montreal Centre,
■j Montreal Centre.
I Montreal Centre.
("Rice Lake.
\ Rice Lake.
LRice Lake.

Editor Chris tian
Guardian.

Oshawa.
Oshawa.

London, Nor. St.
London, Nor. St.
London East.
Toronto Conf.

1842
43
44

45

46

47

48

49

50

51

52

53

54

55

56

57

58

59

60)

to }

68 )

69 CHMN,

70 CHMN

71 .. .

72 sup'd

73 CHMN
, 74 .

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.

JEFFERV, THOS. WESLEY.

1857 c. 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 e. on t Institution Eng.
36 . . . Institution Eng.

ord Goobee, India.

37
38
to
41
42
to
46
47
to
51
52
53
54

India.

English Conf.

Montreal.

Montreal Centre.
Montreal Centre.
Withdrew.

JENNINGS, DAVID.

1844 c.
45 R. on T

Yonge Street.
Whitby.

46 r.f.c. &o Owen Sound.

47 Gananoque.

48 Clarendon.

49 Clarendon.

50 .... Farmersville.

51 ... Sherbrooke.

52 . . Sherbrooke.

53 .... Merrickville.

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 r. on t.

73 ...

Smithville.
Located.

JEWELL, JOHN ARTHUR,
B.A.

1869 c. . . Stayher.

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
73 R. on-r
74

Lakefield.
Omemee.
Toronto Conf.

JOHNSON, JOHN.

1833 R.
34
35
36
37 ...

on T.

St. Johns.
Stanstead.
Located.

JOHNSON, JOSHUA H, M.A.

( Methodist
< Episcopal
/ Conference.

1849 ^
to J- . .

59 J

60 r. f. c

Brockville,

Principal of
Victoria School.

61 Montreal West.

62 Montreal West.

63 Montreal West.

1864
65
66
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
74

Aylrner E.

Aylmer E.

Peterborough.

Peterborough.

Peterborough.

Quebec

Quebec.

Odessa.

Odessa.

Agent Vic. Col.

Toronto Conf.

JOHNSON, MOSES MAIT
LAND.
1862 r. onT.

63 ...

64 ....

65 s. v. c

66 R.F.C.&O

67 ...
68

69

70
71

Hungerford.

Bath.

Bath.

Cobourg.

I Georgeville and

/ Magog.

Compton.

Compton.

Dundas.

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

JOHNSON, THOMAS.

( Methodist

< Episcopal

( Church, U.S.

1868
69

70 R. on t L'Orignal.

71 Withdrew.
Killed by being thrown from

his buggy, Aug. 17th, 1873.

1854
55
56
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66

67
68
69

70
71
72
73
74

JOHNSTON, DAVID

ARTHUR,
c. . . Sidney.
r. on t . Sidney.

Waterloo — K.
Storrington.
r.f.c.&O Cartwright.
Cartwright.
Cartwright.
Lakefield and

Mud Lake.
Percy.
Percy.
Percy.
Baltimore and

Grafton.
Osprey.
Osprey.
Florence.
Florence.
Ainleyville.
Cartwright.
D. Belleville.

Toronto Conf.

SUP

JOHNSTON, EDWARD.
1809^1 (-English

to >■ < Wesleyan

16 J I Conference.

17 . . Fort Wellington

C. W

18 ..... Kington.

19 Ret. to England.

Died in 1858.

108

MINISTERS AND PROBATIONERS.

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

1859 R. onT.. Florence.

60 Gosfield and

Amherstburg.

to [v. v. c. Cobourg.

64 J

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

66 ....... Montreal East.

67 Sandwich and

Windsor.

68 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.

1868
69

70
71

72
73
74

JOHNSTON, WILLIAM.

{Primitive
Methodist
Church.
R. on T Drayton.
. . . Elora.
r.f.c.&o Erin.
Erin.
.... Toronto Conf.

JOLLEY,

1865-1

to [

70 J

71 R.

72 ..

73 ..

74 ..

F. C

WM. CLOWES.

Primitive
Methodist

Church.
Port Rowan.
Port Rowan.
Allenford.
Toronto Conf.

JOLLIFFE, WILLIAM J.

1868 c. Bowmanville.

69 r. on t . Prince Albeit.

70 ... Newcastle.

71 . Newcastle.

72 Streetsville.

73 R.F.c.&o Yonge St. South.

74 , Montreal Conf.

JONES, BENJAMIN.

1844 R. on t

45 .

46 .

48 I

49 J

50 C,

51 c,

52 R

53 .

Newmarket and
Snake Island.
Albion.
Bradford.

Located.

54

Owen Sound.

Picton.

F.c.&o Newburg.
Newburg.

\ Humber.

\ Yonge Street.

1855
56
57
58

Yonge Street.
Brampton.
Brampton.
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 Cookshire.

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.&o Woodslee.
72 Woodslee.

73 . . . Amherstburg.

74 London Conf.

JONES, GEORGE.

1857 c

58 E. MIT.,

59

60 ... ,

61 .... .

Wawanosh.

Morris.

Kincardine.

Bayfield.

Teeswater.

Died May 24th, 1862, aged 28
years.

JONES, HENRY.

1851 c. . . . Sidney.

52 R. on t. . Sidney.

53 Humber.

54 . . Markham.

55 Located — ill

health.

JONES, JOSEPH.

1855 c. . .

56 R. WIT.

57 . .
58

Montreal East.
Montreal East.
Clinton.
Rem. to U. S.

JONES, PETER.

1813^ rMethodist

\ Episcopal

to \ ..

32J L

33 sup'd.
34

Conference.

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

1825 ")
to [
32 J
33
34

ORD.

35 Credit.

r Methodist
-< Episcopal
I Conference.

Credit,

Translating.

36
37
38
39

40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49

50
51
52
to
56

SI7PY.

supy .

. Credit.

I Visiting

| England.

. Credit,

Translating.

Muncey.

Muncey.

Muncey.

Muncey.
( Visiting
\ England.

Muncey.
I Muncey Indus-
( trial School.

. Under Sup't. of
of Missions.

. . Brantfbrd.

Grand River.

Located.

Died June 28th, 1856, aged 54
years.

JONES, PETER W

1867 c - Belmont. ,

68 K. wit St. George.

69 .... Norwich.

70 Albion.

71 R.F.c.&O Garafraxa.

72 Garafraxa.

73 Rockwood.

74 .... London Conf.

JONES, RICHARD.

1820 ^ rMethodist

to i- < Episcopal

32 J I Conferenoe.

33 ORD . Cobourg.

34 . . Hallowell.

35 Hallowell.

36 , Stamford.

37 Hamilton.

38 ... By town.

39 . . Bytown. ,

40 Bytown.

41 .. Hallowell.

42 Bay Quinte.

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.

WESLEYAN METHODIST CONFERENCE.

109

1855 ...

Yonge Street.

1863

56

Yonge Street.

64

57 ....

Weston.

65

58

Weston.

66

59

Dundas.

67

60

Dundas.

68 j

61

Dundas.

to S

62

London.

73 )

London.
London.
Cobourg.
Cobourg.
Cobourg.

sup'd. 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 R. out.
74

Glanford.
Dropped.

KAPPELE, STEPHEN.

1862 R. onT. Preston — Germ.

63 ORD Preston — Germ.

64 ... Hamilton — Ger.
65 Hamilton — Ger.

66 ... Vennacher.

67 Vennacher.

68 Vennacher.

, / ( Hamilton and

£j I i Paris.

73 .. Preston and Paris
74 London Conf.

KEAGEY, JOHN, G., B.A.

1862 r. wit. Perth.

63 v. v. u . . Cobourg.

64 Grimsby.

65 ... Grimsby.

66 r.f.c.&o Bradford.

67 )

to > sup'y. Dundas.
73)

74 . . . London Conf.

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

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, Nrtli.

St

72

R.F.C. &

o London, Nrth.

St

73

Brantford, Brant

J

lV.

74

. London Conf.

KELL,

UI, HENRY.

1862

k. on T

Albion.

63

Stratford.

64

Kincardine.

66 s.v.c.

67
68

1865 s.v.c Cobourg.
Cobourg.
Milton.
n.F.c. &o Clinton.
Clinton.

69 Clinton.

70 Lucknow.

71 . . Lucknow.

72 Lucknow.

73 . . Wingham.

74 ... London Conf.

KELLY, THOMAS.

$60 R

61 .

on T.

Ainleyville.
Clinton.

62
63

Bayfield.
Paris.

64 s.

V. C.

Cobourg.

65 s.

v. c.

\ Cobourg.

( Yonge St. South.

66 r
67

F.O. &

o Brampton.
Port Rowan.

68
69

Napanee.
. New Glasgow.

70

St. Armand.

71

St. Armand.

72

. . .

. St. Armand.

73 Rem. to U. S.,

and united with the Methodist
Erjiscopal Church.

KENNEDY, DAVID, M.A.

1860 r. on t. Berlin and

Blenheim.

61 it. v. c. Cobourg.

62 u. v. 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 sup'd. Seaforth.

73 ... Hudson.

74 ... Montreal Conf.

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

KENNEDY, GEORGE.

1842 R. out

Peterboru'.

43

Simcoe.

44

Woodstock.

45

. London Circuit

46 R.F.C. &

3 Goderich.

47

Godercih.

48

. Adelaide.

49

50

. Walsingham.
Walsingham.

51

Malahide.

52

Malahide.

53 ...

54

Aylmer W
Gait.

55

Gait.

56

57
58

. Ingersoll.
Ingersoll.
Ingersoll.

59 sdp'y.
60

Ingersoll.
Nissouri.

61

Nissouri.

62

Nissouri.

63

64

Mount Brydges
Mount Brydges

65

66

Mount Brydges
Lucan.

67

Waterdown.

68 ....

Dunnville.

69

Dunnville.

70

L'Orignal.

71 )

72 \ sup'd .

Ingersoll.

73

74

London Conf.

KENNEDY, JAMES.

1857 c.

Walsingham.

58 r. on t.

Walsingham. .

59 s. v. c .

Cobourg.

60 s. v. c

Grafton.

61 R.F.C. &c

> 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.

110

MINISTERS AND PROBATIONERS.

KENNEY, GEORGE H.

,... ( Blenheim.

1860K.<mT |GullRiver.

61 Gull River.

62 . . Plantagenet

63 "

64

65 ...

66 ..

67 ... .

68 ...

69 .

70 ... .

71 ......

72

73 sup'd

74

North Wakefield
r. f. c. & o Grenville.
.... Grenville.
Riceville.
Bearbrook.
Beai'brook.
Bearbrook.
Wingham.
Wingham.
Wingham
Wingham.
Toronto Conf.

KEOUGH, JABEZ BUNTING.

1854 c. . Orillia.

55 R. onT. . 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 .... . Lochaber.

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.

56 r. oti t.

Kingston.

57 ...

Belleville.

58

. Grimsby.

59

Grimsby.

60 R.F.C. &

o Welland.

61 F. SEC.

. Welland.

62 F. SEC.

Glanford.

63 F. SEC.

Glanford.

64 ....

. Glanford.

65

. St. George.

66 ... ..

. St. George.

67

East Zorra.

68 ....

East Zorra.

69 J

1 Agent

to } .

< Victoria

72 |

( College.

73

\ Baltimore.

j Yonge St. Centre

74 ....

Toronto Conf.

KEPPEL, JOHN HADDEN.

1863 c Berlin.

64 r. o/it.. Blenheim.

65 Blenheim.

66 ...... Barrie.

1867
68
69
70
71
72
73
74

RtF.c.&o Vespra.

Cookstown.
Bruce Mines.
Bruce Mines.
Bruce Mines.
Silver Islet.
Princeton.
London Conf.

KER, PETER.

1833 e.,oht..
34 ....
35
36

37 R.F.C.&O

38
39

40

41

42

43

44

45 ...
46

47 ...

48

49

50

51 . .

52 ....

53 .

54 sup'd

55 sup'd
56

57 .

58 .. . .

59 F. SEC.
60 -|

to J- sup'd .

66 J

67

68-)

69 > sup'd

70 J

71 ...

72 ....

Westminster.

Gosfield.

Canboro'.

Simcoe.

Brantford.

Ancaster.

Hamilton.

Oxford.

Simcoe.

Simcoe.

Dumfries.

Dumfries.

Nelson.

Nelson.

Toronto Circuit.

Brampton.

Brampton.

Markham.

Markham.

Markham.

Oshawa.

Oshawa.

Suspension Bdge.

Dunnville.

Dunnville.

Paris.

Paris and Gait.

Drummondville.

Agt. Tract Soc.
by permission
of the Conf.

Drummondville.

Hillsdale.
Hillsdale.

73 , . Chelsea.

74 . . . . Montreal Conf.

KERR, JOHN L.

1852
53
54
55
56
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
67
68
69
70

o. . . .

v.

R.cmT.&O

R. F. C.

Erin.

Wellesljy.

Mono.

Proton.

Proton.

Owen Sound.

St. Vincent.

St. Vincent.

Orillia.

Orillia.

Orillia.

Cayuga.

Cayuga.

Cayuga.

Napier.

Romney.

Dawn Mills.

Dawn Mills,

Dawn Mills.

1871 ... Ridgetown.

72 . Ridgetown

73 .... Ridgetown.

74 . . London Conf.

KERR, RICHARD.
1864 c

65 R. Oil T .

66 .

67

) Brighton.
\ Newcastle. ,

Merrickville.

Bury.
68 R.F.c. &o Port Neuf.

69
70

71
72

Winchester.
Otterville.
Wallaceburg.
Located.

KETTLEWELL, WILLIAM.

1872 R. onr. Exeter.

73 Exeter.

74 ........ London Conf.

KIDD, JAMES P.

1864 r. on t

65

66 ... .

67 .... .

Artemesia.
Keppel.
Thornbury.
Expelled.

KIERNON, JOHN.

1857 R. f. c. Methodist Epis.
Church, U.S.

58 Huntington.

59 Huntington.

60 ... Winchester.

61 . . . . Winchester.

62 ... Winchester.

63 . . Portage du Fort.

64 . . Portage du Fort.

65 . . Portage du Fort.

66 Rem. to U. S.

KILGOUR, JOSEPH.

1856 e. (wt.. L'Orignal.

57 . Richmond.

58 Kemptville.

59 s. v. c . Cobourg.

60 s. v. c Plainville.

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. om. Milford.
64 Milford,

65 . . . . Hungerford.

66 . . Sidney.

67 s. v. c ■ Cobourg.

68 k.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.
1869 |R,,°,'l.T ! Cobourg.

| S. V. c.

70 . . Shannonville.

71 Trenton.

72 Ameliasburg.

73 f.e.o. &o Kingston 2nd.

74 Montreal Conf.

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

KNOWLAN, JAMES.

1806
to
20

Eastern British
America.

1821
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32

Montreal.

Montreal.

Montreal.

Melbourne.

Kingston.

Kingston.

Stanstead.

Stanstead.

St. Armand.

St. Armand.

Odelltown.

E. B. Amerk'i

KOYL, EPHRAIM LILLIE.

KNOWLES, HENRY WM.

1870 u Port Neuf.

71 k. o»t. Coaticoke.

72 Cassville.

73 stu Mont. Theo. Col.

74 Montreal Conf.

KNOX, WILLIAM.

1870 c.

71 R. (MIT.

72 ...

73 ....
74

Collfield.
Franklin Centre.
North Gore.
Mont. Theo. Col.
Montreal Conf.

1853 r.f

. c. Belmont.

54

Amerstburg.

0.r> . . .

Amherstburg.

56 ...

. . . . Devonshire.

57 ...

Devonshire.

58 ...

Wawanosh.

59 .

Wawanosh.

60

Wawanosh.

61

Percy.

62 ..

Percy.

63 )

64 \

f Lakefield,

-| Warsaw and

I. Mud Lake.

65

Oakwood.

66 ..

Oakwood.

67 ...

Niagara.

68 ...

Niagara.

69

Pittsburg.

70

Centreville.

71 .

( 'entreville.

72

Centreville.

73

. . Stouffville.

.74

Toronto Conf.

KRUPP, HENRY.

1856^)
to [ ..

( With the

. . -! United

I Brethren.

72 J

73 R. F. (.'. Preston and Paris

Ger. Mis.

74

Montreal Conf.

L.

LA-CLAIRE, ALEXANDER.

1863-) R. f. o. r South Roxton,

64 V .. I French

65 J L Mission.

66 .... Rem. to U. S.

LA DOW, SAMUEL P.

1842 r. 07i t. . Hallowell.

43 r.f.c. &o Napanee.

44 . . Napanee.

45 Peterboro'.

46 . . Rem. to U. S.

LAIRD, JAMES.

LAIRD, JOHN G.

1862 i

. on t . Holland Land'g

63

.... Mount Forest

and Arthur

64

. . Durham.

65 s
66

v. c Cobourg.
. . Chatham.

67 i

68

69

.f.c. &o Napier.
...... Napier.

. . Woodslee.

70

Woodslee.

71

72 .
73

. . Amherstburg.
Amherstburg.
. . Teeswater.

74

.... London Conf.

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

R.F.C.&O

F. KKC.

Chatham.

Goderich.

London Circuit.

London Circuit.

London.

Sarnia.

Sarnia.

Samia.

Thorold.

Thorold.

Thorold.

Hamilton.

London Circuit.

Londou Circuit.

Mount Pleasant.

Mount Pleasant.

Paris.

Paris.

Paris.

Drummondville.

Drummondville.

Drummondville.

Fergus.

Fergus.

Fergus.

Owen Sound.

Toronto Conf.

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

LAIRD, WILLIAM HENRY.

1855 R. out. Lindsay.

56 s. v. c. . Cobourg.

57 s. v. c. Cobourg.

58 Toronto East.

59 r.f.c.&o Glanford.

60 . . Cainsville.

61 .... Cainsville.
62 Cainsville.

63 .... Waterdown.

64 ... Waterdown.

65 . . Water-down.

66 Port Dover.

67 Port Dover..

68 . . Port Dover.

69 .... Dundas.

70 .... Dundas.

71 Woodstock.

72 Woodstock.

73 Woodstock.

74 Toronto Conf.

LAKE, CHARLES VAN-

DUSEN.

1860^1 f Methodist

to y -l Episcopal

70 J I Conference.

71 R. f. c Aylwin.

72 Aylwin.

73 . . Aylwin.

74 . . Toronto Conf.

112

MINISTERS AND PROBATIONERS.

1855
56
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
67
68
69

70 |

71 S

LAKE, JOHN N.

c. . Picton.

K. on T . . Picton .

.... Aylmer, W

Ingersoll.

E.F.C.& o Nanticoke.

Nanticoke.

.... . , Nanticoke.

.... Markham.

Markham.

Markham.

.... Pickering.
Markham.

73
74

SUP D. .

sup'd

srr'D
sup'y

London.
Niagara.
Toronto.

Toronto.
Toronto Conf.

LAMBLY, OSBORN R., M.A.

1862 E. on t.,

63 it. v. c.

64 . . . .

65

Cobourg, U.V.C.

Cobourg.

Ill health— No

Station.
Sherbrooke.

66 Melbourne.

67 Carlton Place.

68 r.f.c. &o Georgeville.

69 ... Georgeville.

70 .... Georgeville.

71 Kemptville.

72 ... Kemptville.

73 Brighton.

74 . . Toronto Conf.

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

LANCELEY, JOHN E.

1870
71
72
73
74

on T.

Washington.
Aurora.
Chatham.
Dundas.
London Conf.

LANG, MATTHEW

1823 e. on t.&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 ) I Book Steward,

36 j \ Toronto.

37 ... Belleville.
38 Kingston.

39 Kingston.

40 chmn. . . Bay Quinte Dis.

41 Quebec.

1842 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
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
74

K. on T . Warwick.

Warwick.
.... Hamilton,
s. v. c . Cobourg.
k.f.c. &o Cayuga.
. . Cayuga.
Innisfil.

Innisfil.
Innisfil.

Sarnia.

Sarnia.

Chatham.

Chatham.

Chatham.

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

London — Dun-
das St.

London Conf.

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

LANGFORD.f CHARLES.

1871 c.

72 r. on t .

73

74

Artemesia.
Durham.
Hillsdale and
Penetanguishene
Toronto Conf.

1837

R.

on T

38

ORD. .

39

40

41

R.

F. C

42

43

44

45

46

47

48

49

50

5V

to

54.

55 .

56

57 CHMN.

58 CHMN.

59 ... .

60 CHMN.

61 .«

62 ....

LANTON, HENRY.

Institution, Eng.

Quebec.

Quebec.

Stanstead.

Kingston.

Peterboro'.

Peterboro'.

Hamilton.

Hamilton.

Belleville.

Belleville.

Three Rivers.

Three Rivers.

Sherbrooke.

Sherbrooke.

Clarenceville.

Prescott.

Prescott.

Perth.

Perth.

Peterboro'.

Peterboro'.

Bath.

Bath.

Visit'g England.
Vienna.

1863 supd.

64

65^)

to [ sup'd Hamilton.

73 J

74 London Conf.

LARGE, RICHARD.

1863 R. out. 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.

r. on T.

S. V. c.
R.F.C.&

1855
56
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64

65

66

67-]

to > sup'd.

71 J
72
73
74

SUP D

Osgoode.

Richmond.

Westmeath.

Cobourg.

Kincardine.

Kincardine.

Artemesia.

Artemesia.

Artemesia.

Craighurst and

Penetanguishene

Port Stanley.

Port Stanley.

Port Stanley.

London.
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.

M!::::::|o2T*

67 chmn. . , Gait.

68 chmn. . Gait.

WESLEYAN METHODIST CONFERENCE.

113

1869-|

fc K ,-

C Stratford.

70

«S O H
w w O

Stratford.

71

72

[AIRl
DDER
STRI

Stratford.
Seafortli.

73 J

Sao

ISeaforth.

74

London Coni

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

Secretary of Conference, 1868
and 1869.

LAW, JOHN.

1833 R. on t.
34
35
36

37 R.F.C. &o

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
to

Cavan.

Dumfries.

London.

Brantford.

Grimsby.

Nelson.

Yonge Street.

Yonge Street.

Stamford.

Toronto Circuit.

Toronto Circuit.

Toronto Circuit.

Dumfries.

Dumfries.

St. Catharines.

St. Catharines.

Humber.

Humber.

Oshawa.

Oshawa.

Markham.

Markham.

Georgetown.

Milton.

Sidney.

Sidney.

Prince Albert.

Prince Albert.

Prince Albert.

LEACH, JOHN J.

sup'd . Whitby.

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

LAWSON, THOMAS.
1855 R. p. m. Arthur.

56
57

58 ..

59 ..

60 ..
61
62

63
64 |
to i
67 )
68
69
70

Wawanosh.

Albion.

Albion.

Albion.

Kleinburg.

Kleinburg.

Baltimore and

Grafton.
Grafton.

New Credit.

Madoc.
Grand River.
Grand River.

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

1870 c. . .

71 R. on T

72 ... .

73 .. ..
74

Wilton.
Wilton.
Pittsburg.
Bath.
Montreal Conf.

LEAROYD, JOHN.

1856 c. Toronto West.

57 R. 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 K. «T. Walsingham.

61 . . Alymer, W.

62 . . Located.

LEECH, GEORGE.

1861 o. . . .
62 R. onr.
63
64 s. v.

c .

65

66 r.f.c. &o

67 ..
68

70
71
72
73
74

Teeswater.
Wawanosh.
Mitehell.
Cobourg.

I Bayfield.

j Stratford.
Clinton.
Kincardine.
Bowman ville.
Bowmanville.
Whitby.
Agt. Vic. Col.
Cannington.
Cannington.
Cannington.
Toronto Conf.

LEECH, WEBSTER WESLEY.

1860
61
62
63
64
65
66
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
74

r. om. Wawanosh.
Bayfield.
Kincardine.

s. v. c.

Cobourg.

LEGATE, THOMAS.

r.f.c. &o Wilton.
Battersea.
Battersea.
.... Tamworth.
Tamworth.
Bell's Corners.
Bell's Corners.
. . Bracebridge.
. . Toronto Conf.

1873 R. on t. .
74

Brussels.
Toronto Conf,

LESTER, ALEXANDER.

1861 r. om: . Consecon.

62 Milford.

63 . . . . Newboro' and

Bedford.

64 Elgin.

65 r.f.c. &o Perth.

66 Lanark and

Sherbrooke.
67 Play fair.

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. &c

Toronto Circuit.

41

Toronto Circuit.

42

Barrie.

43 ...

Barrie.

44

Augusta.

45

Augusta.

46

Matilda.

47

Matilda.

48 ..

Smith's Falls.

49 .

Smith's Falls.

50 .

Augusta.

51 .

Wilton.

52 .

Wilton.

53 .

Sidney.

54 .

Sidney.

55

Sidney.

56 ...

Sidney.

57

Consecon.

58

Brighton.

59 ....

Brighton.

60 )

to > sup'd

Sidney.

73^

74

Toronto Conf.

LEWIS, JOSHUA PITT.

1861 c. Shefford.

62 k. on r Shefford.

63 . . Shefford and

Lawrenceville.

64 Magog.

65 r.f.c. &o Lyn.

66 Scarboro'

67 Montreal South.
\ Thorold.

bB • • '( Farmersville.

69 . . Point Levis.

70 Point Levis.

71 St. Catharines.

72 St. Catharines.

73 St. Catharines.

74 ... London Conf.

114

MINISTERS AND PROBATIONERS.

LOCHEAD, ROBERT.

1843 c.o

44 R. mi T.

45

46

47 R.F.C. &0

48

49

50
51

52 ..

53

54

55

56

57

58

59^

to J-sup'd.

70 J

71 .. ..

72 . ...

73 .. ...

74 . ...

Matilda.

Sidney.

Cartwright and
Scugog.

Cartwright.

Amherst Isle.

Wilton.

Peel.

Malahide.

Qshawa.

Newmarket and
Snake Island.

South Shore,
Lake Simcoe, &
Snake Island.

Humber.

Humber.

Humber.

Erin.

Erin.

Meaford.

Markdale.
Smith's Falls.
Cold water.
Montreal Conf.

LOCKE, JOSEPH H.

1865 K. on T. Holland Lnding.

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.

7(h
to yv. v. c Cobourg.

72 J

73 r.f.c.&o Georgeville and

Magog.

74 . . . Montreal Conf.

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

LOVER1N, JONATHAN.

1845 c. . . . . Wolfe Island.
46 r. <»i t . . Bytown.

47

Cornwall.

1848 T ..... . Coteau Landing.

49 r.f.c.&o Torbolton.

50 No Station.

51 , . . Westmeath.

52 .. Expelled.

LUCAS, DANIEL VAN-
NORMAN.

1860 r. oni. Farmersville.

61 . . Farmersville.

62 ord Victoria, V. I.

63 ... Victoria, V.I.

64 . Smithville.
65"| R. F. en

to \ . . \ Grand Biver.

68J J

69 Waterford.

70 . . Waterford.

71 ... Waterford.

72 , . . Farmersville.

73 , ,■ . . Farmersville.

74 Montreal Conf.

LUKE, WM. M. C

1854 c.

55 R. on T

56 , ...
57

Owen Sound.

Proton.

Elora.

58 r.f.c.&o Wallace.

59 Wallace.

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

54 OR. D.

55
56

Williamsfield.

U.S.
Clarksville, U.S.
Cleveland, U.S.
Mayfield, U.S.

57 r.can. c. Walsingham.

58 ord . Walsingham.

59
60
61
62
63
64
65

St. George.

St. George.

St. George.

Oxford.

Oxford.

Woodstock.

Collingwood.

1866 o = 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.O'-t.&o Montreal.

18 . . Montreal.

19 ... Quebec.

20 ... Quebec.

21 e. f. c Montreal.

22 . . . Montreal.

23 ..'. Montreal.

24 Liverpool, N.S.

25 . , Liverpool, N.S.

26 . . Liverpool, N.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^|

to \ ..... Montreal.

40 J

41 sitp'y. Montreal..

42 Three Rivers.

43 Three Rivers.

to ^sup'y Montreal.
48 j

Died July 10th, 1849, aged 62
years.

LYON, SETH.

1856 c. ( Bridgenorth and

57 r. on t j " Mud Lake.

58 President's re-

serve list.

59 Located.

LYONS, ALMON P.
1871 c.

72 c

73 R. (WIT.

74 ....

Coboconk and

Bolsover.
Chandos.
Bracebridge.
Toronto Conf.

WESLEYAN METHODIST CONFERENCE.

115

M.

MADDEN, DAVID BREAK-
ENRIDGE.

1840 c.

41 r. on t.

42

43
44

45 R.F.C.

46 ..

47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
58

&o

F. SEC.
F. SEC.

59

60

61

62

63 ...

64)

to f

68 J

69 ^

to |>-sup'd

73 J

74 ....

Brantford.
Dumfries.
No Station — ill
health.
Whitby.
Colborne.
Hallowell.
Perth and

Sherbrooke.
St. Andrews.
St. Andrews.
Gananoque.
Consecon.
Uonsecon.
Napanee.
Napanee.
Oshawa.
Whitby.
Consecon.
Consecon.
Frankford and

Trenton.
Three Rivers.
Rice Lake.
Rice Lake.
Hiawatha.
Hiawatha.

Alnwick.

Castleton.
Toronto Conf.

MADDEN, GEORGE C.
1869 R. on t. Pittsburg.

70
71

72

Pittsburg.

Waterdown.

Tilsonburg.

73 r.f.c. &o Yarmouth.

74 London Conf.

MADDEN, THOMAS.

1802 1 ( Methodist

to > ... \ Episcopal

32 ) I Conference.

33 sup'd . Augusta.

Died May 22nd, 1834, aged 54
years.

MAGWOOD, ALEXANDER A.

1866 c. Coboconk.

f Erin.
67 R. onr. -j Located — ill

I health.

MAGWOOD, WILLIAM P.

1865 n.onr. I™**-
( Chatham.

66 Kingsville.

67 Mooretown.

68 . . . . Located.

MAHAN, JOHN.

1867 R. onr. 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 t. . Rideau.

C Prescott and
-j Augusta.

I Montreal.
. Kingston.
Peterboro'.
r.f.c. &o Hallowell.
Hallowell.
Hamilton.
St. Johns.
Toronto.
Hamilton.
Hamilton.
Vis. England.

35

36

37
38
39

40

41

42

43

44
to
51
52
to
55
56
to
65
66
to
73
74

Jamaica.

England.

. Dublin, Ireland

( Toronto, Zion
< Congregational
( Church.

Toronto Conf.

MANNING, HENRY MARK.

1869 R. om. Sharon and

Mount Albert.

70 Innisfil.

71 No Station— ill

health.

72 Bradford.

73 Yorkville.

74 Toronto Conf.

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

1857 R. om.
58
59

Danville.
Dudswell.
Dudswell.

1860 Wilton and

Odessa.

61 r.f.c. &o Odessa.

62 Tamworth.

63 . . Tamworth.

64 Tamworth.

65 . . Hastings and

Seymour.

66 Wallaceburg,

67 ... Wallaceburg.

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 e. on t. . Lac La Pluie.

41 Lac La Pluie.

42 Lac La Pluie.

43^

to V Norway House.

53
54

Withdrew.

MASSON, JAMES.

1854 c.

55 r

56 .

57 .

58 R
59

60 .

61 .
62
63

64
65
66

67 |

68 \
69
70
71
72
73
74

Matilda.
011 t . Kemptville.
Kemptville.

Maitland.

f.c.&o Richmond.
.... Opeonga Road.
. . Pembroke.

Pembroke .

Pembroke.
Newboro' and

Bedford.
Carleton Place.
Carleton Place.
Carleton Place.
Pakenham and

Arnprior.
Lyn.
Lyn.

Ohambly.
Chambly.'
Chambly.
London Conf.

MATHESON, JAMES.

1860 c Port Neuf.

61 r. on r Port Neuf.

62 .... Port Neuf.

lit)

MINISTERS AND PROBATIONERS.

1863
64
65
66
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
74

R.F.C. &0

...

Port Neuf.

Hullsville.

Hulls ville.

Craighurst.

Craighurst.

Craighurst.

Alliston.

Alliston.

Stayner.

Albion.

Albion.

Toronto Conf.

MATTHEWS, HENRY
STEELE.

1860) (Primitive

to )■ . . I Methodist

69 J ( Church.

70 R. p. M. Hanover.

71 Hanover.

72 Hanover.

73 „ . „ . Artemesia.

74 .... Toronto Conf.

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.

59 .... Ormstown.

60 Eganville.

61 . . Roxboro'.

62 Roxboro'

63 ... Arundel.

64 ... . Chaudiere Gold

Mines.

65 Gaspe.

66 Metis.

67 Metis.

68 Chambly.

69 Shawbridge.

70 Shawbridge.

71 . . . . Georgeville and

Magog.

72 Collfield.

73 .... Westmeath.
74 Montreal Conf.

MAXWELL, HENRY W

1862 R. out Ainleyville.

63 . . .. . Kincardine.

64 . , , . . Howick.

<*— .jgjr*

66 R.F.c. &o Eaton

<57 . . Bathurst.

68 Roxboro'

«9 . . Port Neuf.

70 ... . . . Durham, Que.

71 sup'd. Durham.

Died April 14th, 1871, aged
$1 years,

MAXWELL, WILLIAM J.

1871 c. . . Watford.

72 r. out. Watford.

73 . . . Park Hill.

74 London Conf.

MAUNY, HENRI.

1862 c.

63 R. on t .

64 ......

65

66

Montreal Fr. M.
Montreal Fr. M.
Montreal Fr. M.
Montreal Fr. M.
Rem. to U. S.

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 I Newmarket and

61 ..

( Aurora.

62 ..

Bradford.

63 ..

Elora.

64 ..

Elora.

65 ..

Elora.

66 ..

Frankford.

67 ..

Frankford.

68 ..

Montreal West.

69

Montreal West.

70

Montreal West.

71
72
73
74

Napanee.
Napanee.
Napanee.
London Conf.

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

MESSMORE, JOHN F.

1856 c. . . .
57 R. on t .
v. c

58
59
60 r.f.c. &o Barrie.

St. George.

Cobourg.

Markham.

61
62

Gait.
Located.

MESSMORE, JOSEPH.

1823^| fMethodist

to V . . . . ■{ Episcopal

32 J I Conference.

33 . . . Grand River.

34 , . Grand River.

35 Long Point.

36
37
38
39
40
41

42 sup'd.

43 sup'd.
44
45
46
47
48
49

Simcoe.

St. Catharines.

St. Catharines.

Stamford.

Colborne.

Colborne.

Colborne.

St. Catharines.

Stamford .

Stamford.

Prescott.

Prescott.

Markham.

Markham.

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.

63^)

to y sup't..

Simcoe.

73 J

74 ...

London Conf.

MESSMORE,

SAMUEL WM.

1859 c. . . .

Aylmer, C.W.

60 r. on t

Norwich.

61

L'Orignal.

62

Located

METCALFE, FRANKLIN.

1819)

r Methodist

to } -

Episcopal

32)

I Conference.

33 ...

Niagara District.

341 ,

to [-SUPD

Ottawa.

39 J

40^

to 1- sup'd.

L'Orignal.

49 J

Died June 10th, 1850, aged 50
years.

METCALFE, JAMES F.

1870 c. Berlin.

71 R. wit Yonge St. North.

72 . Darlington

73 r.f.c. &o Darlington.

74 Toronto Conf.

MEYER, HENRY.

1871 c
72 r. on t ■
73

74 ... ...

North Gore.
Paris — Germ. M.
Hamilton — G. M
Montreal Conf.

MIGHT, SAMUEL.

1859 r. on x 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 . . Shannonville.
70-j

71 [ sup'd. Port Hope.

72 J

73 ..,.,.. Battersea.

74 Montreal Conf.

WESLEYAN METHODIST CONFERENCE.

117

MILES, STEPHEN.

1836 K. onr..

Gosfield.

37

Thames.

38

Howard.

39

Gosfield and

Howard

40 P.. F. c. & c

Gosfield and

Howard

41
42
43
44

Gananoque.
Gananoque.
Gananoque.
Waterloo.

45

Marmora.

46

Marmora.

47 ...

Marmora.

48

Marmoi'a.

49

Bath.

50 . . .

Cartwright and

Scugog

52 1 'SUP'D-

Madoc.

53

Mud Lake.

54 )
55JSUPD

Madoc.

56 ..

• to )■ sup d.
70 J

Loughboro'

Newburg.

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

MILLER, AARON D.

1850 c. . .

51 c.

52 r. om
53

54
55
56
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
74

R.F.C. &0

Sidney.

Brighton.

Picton.

No Station — ill

health.
Bath.

Wallaceburg.
Wallaceburg.
Peel.
Peel.

Demorestville.
Demorestville.
Madoc.
Madoc.
Shannonville.
Shannonville.
Shannonville.
Preston.
Arthur.
Arthur.
Arthur.
Waterdown.
Hudson.
Hudson.
Belleville.
Toronto Conf.

1839 .. ..

40 ..

41 .. ..
42

43

44

45

46 sup'y. . .

47 1

to )■ sup'y. ,

73 J

74

MILLER, GILBERT.

1829^1 f Methodist

to y \ Episcopal

32 J I Conference.

33 r.f.c.&o Albion.

34 ) i Rice Lake and

35 \ | Mud Lake.

36 ) \ Coldwater and

37 \ ( French River.

38 Saugeen.

Peterboro'

Napanee.

Napanee.

Isle of Tanti.

Waterloo.

Brock.

Brock.

Brock.

Picton.

Toronto Conf.

MILLER, WILLIAM
WESLEY.

1856 c.
57 r.

s. v. c

59

60 R.
61

62 .

63 ..

64 .
65
66 .
67
68
69 .
70
71

72 .

73 .

74 ..

Gananoque.
Waterloo —

Kingston.
Cobourg.
Lindsay.
F.c. &o Rond Eau.
Napier.
Napier.
Napier.
Nissouri.
Nissouri.
Bolsover.
Bath.

Harrowsmith.
Harrowsmith.
Harrowsmith.
Tam worth.
Tamworth.
Moulinette.
Montreal Conf.

MILLIKEN, ANDREW.

1856

57
58

59

60
61
62
63
64
65
66
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
74

R. OM. T
ORD.

R. F. 0.

Flos and Orillia.
Flos and Orillia.
Flos and Pene-

tanguishene.
Erin and Rock-
wood.
Rockwood.
Elora.
Elora.
Wallace.
Wallace.
Wallace.
Wellesley.
Millbank.
Millbank.
Howick.
Howick.
Howick.
Bervie.
Bervie.
London Conf.

MILLS, JOHN.

1851 c. Newboro'

52 E. on T . Bath and Am-

herst Isle.

53 . . Sidney.

54 Bowmanville.

55 r.f.c.&o Sheffield.

56 Sheffield.

57 Farmersville.

58 Lyn.

1859
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
74

Lyn.

Clinton.

Clinton.

Clinton.

Vienna.

Mount Pleasant.

Mount Pleasant.

Mount Pleasant.

Paris.

Paris.

Paris.

Drummondville.

Drummondville.

Drummondville.

Grimsby.

London Conf.

MILLS, WILLIAM.

1869 r. out.

Innisfil.

70 .. .

. Aurora.

71

Berlin.

72

. Elora.

73 r.f.c.&o Elmira.

74 London Conf.

MILLYARD, REUBEN.

1870 c Carleton Place.

71 R. om . Tilsonburg.

72 St. George.

73 stu Montreal Theol.

College.

74 London Conl.

MILNER, JAMES.

1839 r. out. Thames.
40 Dropped.

MITCHELL, GEORGE, B.A.

1865 R. onT. Clinton.

66 Cooksville.

67 Sarnia.

68 Chatham.

69 r.f.c. &o"i

70 [Oil Springs and

71 J Petrolia.

72 ... Kincardine.

73 Kincardine.

74 London Conf.

MITCHELL, JOHN.

1860 R. om
61

Cartwright.
Dropped.

MOCKERIDGE, JAMES.

1840 r. om:.. Brantford.
41 Withdrew.

MONTGOMERY, HUGH.

1835 c Perth.

36 K. 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.

to }■ Russelltown.

51 I

52 Dunham.

53 . . . . Dunham.

54 . . Withdrew, and
united with the. Episcopalian
Church. He is now (1880) retired
at Phillipsburg, Quebec.

MONTGOMERY, JAMES.

1869 R. om. Cooksville.

70 Yonge St. South.

71 s. t. c . . Cobourg.

72 s. v. c. . . Cobourg.

73 Removed to U.S.

and united with the Newark 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 r. on t. 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 8. v. c. Cobourg.

57 .... Nanticoke.

58 Hungerford.

59 . . Located.

MORGAN, JAMES.

1864 c. .... Woodstock.

55 K.«iiT Aylmer.

56 Ingersoll.

57 Dundas.

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

MORRIS, JAMES.

1856 i. on t. . Grenville.
57 Dropped.

MORRISON, WM. FRED.,
MA.

1859 R. ra T. . Mitchell.
60 St. Mary's.

61 u. v. c. Cobourg.

62 , ... Canton.

ao „ , „ ( Millbrook, 4 mo

63 r.f.c.&o. { 0 . 0 '

/ Paris, 8 mo.

64 . . Lindsay.

65 .... Bradford.

66 . . Bayham.

67 Tilsonburg.

68 Norwich.

69 Rem. to U.S.

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

MORRISON, WM. R.

1873 r. out

74 ...

Cooksville.
Toronto Conf.

MORROW, CHARLES
RICHARD.

1872 R. onT. 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. out.. Clarendon.

49 ' Cornwall.

50 . . Dropped.

MORTON, WILLIAM.

S42 c.

St. Andrews.

43 R. WIT.

Clarendon.

44

Clarendon.

45

Pembroke and

Bonchire

46 F.R. C. &

o Gatineau.

47

Colborne.

48

Colb»rne.

49 ..

Norwood.

50 ...

Norwood.

51

Millbrook.

52 ...

Millbrook.

53 ...

L'Orignal.

54

L'Orignal.

55

L'Orignal.

56 ......

L'Orignal,

1857

58
59
60-|

61 IcHMN.

62 J

63 ...

64

65 . .. .

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.

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

1862 r. o»t. Lyn.

63 Alice.

64 u. v. c. Cobourg.
Bath, 6 months.
Located.

65

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.

MUNROE, JOHN A.

1873 R. on t Sombra and

Wajpole Island.
74 . . Montreal Conf.

MUSGROVE, JAMES.

1831 c I Methodist Epis-

32 r. oni \ 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

WESLEYAN METHODIST CONFERENCE.

119

184S

Matilda.

1862. Secretary of Conference,

1864

Plain ville.

49

Matilda.

1847 and 1851. Co-Delegate of

65 s. v. c

Plain ville.

50 ...

Yonge Street.

Conference, 1862.

66

Ingersoll.

51 ..

Yonge Street.

Died May 9th, 1863, aged 47

67

Ingersoll.

521

years.

68

Norwich.

to j- . .

Aklerville.

69

St. George.

55 J

70

. Rem. to U.S. and

56 1

united with

the Illinois Con-

to V ..
62 J

Ohainnan

Mount Elgin and

MUSGROVE, WM. HENRY.

ference, Methodist Episcopal

Muncey.
of Districts, 1854 to

1862 k. o«T | Mount Elgin and
63 ... \ Muncey.

Church. In 1874 he was sta-
tioned in Bloomington, Illinois.

Mc.

McALISTER, ANDREW-

1850 c. . .

Osgoode.

51 K. on T.

Clarendon and

Onslow.

52

No Station — ill

*

health.

Died April

10th, 1853, aged

24 years.

McCALLUM,

JOS. WESLEY.

1841 h. on t.

Whitby.

42

Whitby.

43 ORD. .

Cornwall.

44

Cornwall.

45 r.f.c. &o Cornwall.

46 ..

Augusta.

47

Augusta.

48

Elizabethtown.

49

Elizabeth town.

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 GHMN.

Collingwood.

74

Toronto Conf.

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

1861 R
62

McCANN, ALFRED.

on t . Stouffville.
.... Newcastle.

1863 . . . Pickering.

64 . Pickering.

65 r.f.c.&o Wallaceburg.

66 . Manvers.
67. ..... Manvers.

68 Manvers.

69 Darlington.

70 Darlington.

71 ... Prince Albert.

72 ... Prince Albert.

73 ... Wilton.

74 ... Montreal Conf.

McCARROLL, JOHN.

Howick.
Ainleyville.

1871 c.

72 r. on t

73 ..

74

Meaford.
Toronto Conf.

McCartney, james h.

1863 (.'.

. . . Howick.

64 k. out. 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.

McCAULEY, SAMUEL.

1871 c. . .

Bobcaygeon.

72 r. on

t Stirling.

73

Ameliasburg.

74

Toronto Conf.

McCLUNG, JAMES A.

1863 c. . .

64)

( Coboconk and

65 \ ■•■

\ Carden

66

. . . Omemee.

67 ..

. . . Markham.

68 r.f.c

. & o Newcastle.

69

. . Manvers.

1870 ... Manvers.

71 . . Manvers.

72 ... Kleinburg.

73 Kleinburg.

74 Toronto Conf.

McOOLLUM, EDWIN.

1867 c.

r. on T

69
70
71

72
73

74

R.F.C.&O

Rondeau.
Blenheim.
Kingsville.
London, Nor. St.
Windsor.
Leamington.
Leamington.
London Conf.

McCULLOUGH, JAMES.

1864 r. on t
65 ...

Matilda.
Dropped.

McCULLOCH, ROBERT.

1867

R. on T.

70

71 s. v. c

72 R.F.C.&O

73

74 ..

Merrick ville.

Melbourne.

Melbourne.

Sarnia.

Cobourg.

Woodville.

Woodville.

Toronto Conf.

McCULLOUGH, WILLIAM.

1840 r. on T
41

42 ORD. .

43

44 R. F. c .

45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53

54 CHMN.

55 CHMN.

56 CHMN.

Kemptville.

Kemptville.

Belleville.

Belleville.

Cobourg.

Cobourg.

Peterboro'.

Peterboro'.

Hallowell.

Hallo well.

Picton.

Port Hope.

Port Hope.

Port Hope.

Woodstock.

Woodstock.

Woodstock.

120

MINISTERS AND PROBATIONERS.

1857 ..
58
59 F.

SEC. .

60 F. SEC. ,

61
62
63
64
65
66
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
74

F. SEC. .

F. SEC.

St. Catharines.
St. Catharines.
St. Catharines.
St. Thomas and
Port Stanley.
St. Thomas.
St. Thomas.
Napanee.
Napanee.
Bradford.
Newcastle.
Newcastle.
Oakville.
Oakville.
Markham.
Markham.
Colbome.
Colborne.
Colborne.

McCULLOUGH, WM. (B).

1863 c.

64 R. on t.

65 .

66 ..

North Gower.
Richmond.
Located — ill

health.

McCULLOUGH, WM. SID-
NEY, M.A., M.D.

1861 r. on t

Belmont.
Wyoming.

62 u. v. c . . Cobourg,

63 U. v. c . . Cobourg.

64 Wellesley.

65 r.f.c&o Carlton Place.

66

67
68
69
70

71
72
73

74

La Chute and

Grenville.
North Gore.
North Gore.
L'Orignal.
Bloomfield and

Cherry Valley.
Stouffville.
Stouffville.
Pittsburg.
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. wit.. Markham.

54 ... . Newmarket.

55 ... Bradford.

56 s. v. c . Cobourg.

57 s. v. u Cobourg.

58 Lyn.

59 Maitland.

60 r.f.c&o Dudswell.

61 . Dudswell.

62 ) I Sherbrooke and

63 | Oso.

gg f 1 Parkenham and

gg ( ) Arnprior.

67 . . . . Cartwright

1868
69
70
71
72
73
74

Cartwright.

Cartwright.

Newcastle.

Newcastle.

Newcastle.

Aylmer W

London Conf.

Mcdonald, davidson,

M.D.

1859 R. onr. Brewer's Mills.

60 Frankford and

Trenton.

61 .... Napanee.

62 s. v. c. . Cobourg.

63 s. v. c. Cobourg.

64 r.f.c&o Newburg.

65 . . Newburg.

66 Gananoque.

67 Gananoque.

68 Gananoque.

69 Bloomfield and

Cherry Valley.

70 ... Leslieville.

71 ) \ Davenport and
72 ) — ( Seaton.
73 ... Yokohama —

Japan.
74 Toronto Conf.

Mcdonald, malcolm.

1837 R. on t
38

39 ..

40 ....

41 ..

42 R.F.C

43

44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
57

5s;

to
73 '
74

SUP

Odelltown.

Odelltown.

St. Armand.

St. Armand.

St. Armand.
&o Wesleyville.

Wesleyville.

Russelltown.
. . . Russelltown.

Russelltown.

Shefford.
. Shefford.

Shefford.

Compton.

Compton.

Compton.

Melbourne.

Melbourne.
. . . Stanstead.
. . Stanstead.
. . Stanstead.

D Stanstead.
. . Montreal Conf.

McDOUGALL, GEORGE.

1850 r. onr.
51

52 ORD . . .

53

54 r.
55
56

57
58
59

f. c.

Alderville.
Lake Huron.
Lake Huron.
Garden River.
Garden River.
Garden River.
Garden River.
Rama.
Rama.
Rama.

■ chmn. Norway House.

chmn. Victoria Lake.

chmn. EdmontonHouse
... Toronto Conf.

McDOUGALL, JOHN.

1866 R. out.. EdmontonHouse

67 EdmontonHouse

68 Elk River, Sask.

69 Elk River.

70 R. f. c . Elk River.

71

72 ORD

73 . . .

74 ....

Woodville.
Woodville.
Morley and Bow
River.
Toronto Conf.

Mcdowell, david c

Richmond.
St. Andrews.
Matilda.
By town.
Bytown.
Toronto East
Oshawa.

Perth.

Kemptville.
Kemptville.
Kemptville.
Prescott.
Prescott.
Prescott.
Matilda.
Matilda.
Matilda.
Pembroke.
Pembroke.
Pembroke.
Smith's Falls.
Smith's Fallfl.
Smith's Falls.
Barrie.
Barrie.

Toronto Conf.
Delegate to the First General
Conference, Toronto, 1874.

46

E. onT

47

48

49

50

R.F.C. &

51

• •

52

53

1

to

\

56

J

57

58

F. SEC.

59

F. SEC.

60

61

F. SEC.

62

CHMN.

63

F. SEC.

64

65

....

66

CHMN

67

CHMN,

68

CHMN

69

CHMN.

70

CHMN.

71

CHMN

72

CHMN.

73

CHMN.

74

Mcdowell, henry.

1851 r. on t 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.

WESLEYAN METHODIST CONFERENCE.

121

1862
63
64
65
66
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
74

Omemee.

Omemee.

Cartwright.

Cartwright.

Cartwright.

Carleton Place.

Carleton Place.

Carleton Place.

Lakefield.

Lakefield.

Lakefield.

Oakwood.

Toronto Conf.

MoEWEN, WILLIAM.

1842

R. on T .

Stamford.

43

Dropped.

McFADDEN, WILLIAM.

1832 c.

Augusta.

33 k. on t .

Hull.

34

Mississippi.

35 ..

Mississippi.

- 36

Hull.

37 R.F.C.&0

Rideau.

38

Eideau.

39 ..

Rideau.

40

Peterborough.

41 ..

Peterborough.

42

Peterborough.

43

Port Hope.

44

Port Hope.

45

Consecon.

46

Consecon.

47

Consecon.

48

Napanee.

49

Najjanee.

50

Wilton.

51

Picton.

52

Picton.

53 CHMN.

Picton.

54 CHMN.

Brighton.

55 CHMN.

Brighton.

56

Barrie.

57 CHMN.

Aurora.

58 CHMN.

Aurora.

59 CHMN.

Aurora.

60 F. SKC

Bowmanville.

61 F. SEC

Bowmanville.

62

Bowmanville.

63-|

/■-, ■ .

' Pickering.

64

*t y* H

a m o

Pickering.

65

- a a s ^

Markham.

66

$%%

Markham.

67 J

5^3

„ Markham.

68

Brampton.

69

Brampton.

70

Brampton.

71

Weston.

72 |

73{SUPD.

Davenport and
Seaton.

74

Toronto Conf.

McFARLA

NE, JAMES.

1867 c. . .

Knowlton.

68 r. on t . .

Lawrence ville.

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.

McCILL, WILLIAM.

1847 r. on t Matilda.

48 .... Winchester.

49 .... Winchester.

50 . Richmond.

51 r.f.c.&o Bytown.

52 . . . / Carlton and Pa-

53 \ kenham.
51 . . Aylinev.

55 .... Osgoode.

56 . . Osgoode.

57 .... Osgoode.

58 ... Pakenham.

59 Pakenham.

60 Pakenham.

61 .. Merriekville.

62 f. sec Merriekville.

63 f. .ski- Merriekville.

64 Farmersville.

65 Farmersville.

66 Farmersville.

67 Morrisburg.

68 Morrisburg.

69 Morrisburg,
70 Merriekville.

71 ... Merriekville.

72 f. sec Merriekville.

73 f. sec Almonte.

74 .... Montreal Conf.

Delegate to the First General
Conference, Toronto, 1.874.

McGLADDERY, WILLIAM.

i 1871 R. out. Milford.

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

McHARDY, NORMAN.

McINTYRE, JOHN.

1835 u. on t.

36 ord

37
38
39 r. f. c.

40

41

Mississippi.

Mississippi.

Ottawa.

Perth.

Perth.

Hull.

Withdrew.

1861 R. (WIT.

Markham.

62

Located — ill

health.

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

McINTYRE, CHARLES E.
1870 R. on t. Waterdown.

71

Grimsby.

72 .

Newburg.

73 ..

. . . . St. Lambert and

Longueuil.

74

Toronto Conf.

McKENZIE, KENNETH.

1862 c... Newburg.

63 it. on t Chatham.

Died Dim-. 25th, 1863, aged
years.

MoLEAN, HUGH.

1857 R. onr. 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. (MiT.. Oakville.

65 Located.

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

Mcmullen, daniel.

r Methodist
-j Episcopal
I Conference.

Rice Lake.

Murray.

Bay Quinte.

. Murray.

Consecon.

Picton.
Withdrew and

McINTYRE, GEORGE.

1871 c Morrison.

72 k. on t . Aurora.

73 Located— ill

health.
Died May 17th, 1874, aged 27
years.

1824-1

to Y

32 J

33 ...
34
35
36^)

to > sup'y
44 J
45-)

to [ sup'y
50 J
511
to j- sup'y

73 J

74 ...
united with the Episcopal Metho-
dist Church. He died in 1875.

M .MULLEN, THOMAS.

1833
34
35
36

Dumfries.
Whitby.
Toronto Circuit.
Rideau.

122

MINISTERS AND PROBATIONERS.

1837 R.F.c. &o Lake Simcoe and
Barrie.

38 Thames.

39 Gosfield and

Howard.

40 Barrie and Pene-

tanguishene.

41 . . . . Barrie

42 Toronto Circuit.

43 ....... Norwich.

44 sup't. . Toronto Circuit.
45^

to [ ... Located.

49 J

50 ......... Cartwright and

Man vers.
51 Metcalfe.

52 . . . ( Clarendon and

53 ... | Portage du Fort.

54 Huntley.

55 Huntley.

56 .... Bell's Corners.

57 . . .... Madoc.

58 Madoc and

Hastings Road.

59
to
68
69
to
73
74

sup'y . Cooksville.

Yorkville.

. Toronto Conf.

McNAB, ALEX., D.D.

1832 r. out.. Hallowell.

33 Prescott.

34 e.f.c.&o Hallowell.

35 .... Stamford.

36 , Stamford.

37 ... Hamilton.

38 .... . Ancaster.

39 Cobourg.
Credit.
Hamilton.

41 .... Hamilton.

40

Book Steward,

Toronto.
Credit.

1842 . . .:
43 . . ..
44
45 )
to > ... Principal Vic-

49 ) 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. out. Kirkton.

73 Removed to U.S.

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

I

McNAMARA, GEORGE.

1857 R.

58 r.

59 .
60

61
62
63
64

65
66

67 ...

68

69

70 .

71 .,

72 ..

73 ..

74

WIT
F. C.

St. Vincent.
Owen Sound.
Flos.

Penetanguishene
Penetanguishene
Muskoka.
Muskoka.
Lakefield and

Warsaw.
Bobcaygeon and
Silver Lake.
Bobcaygeon.
Bolsover.
Bolsover,
Arthur.
Arthur.
Arthur.
Garafraxa and

Luther.
London Conf.

McRAE, GEORGE.

1859 c

60 r. on t

61

62

Peel.
Elma.
Blenheim.
Erin.

63 r.f.c.&o Georgetown.

64 .... . . . Gait.

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
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
74

c.

r. cm T

S. V. c

R.F.C.&O

F. SEC.

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

CHMN.
CHMN.
CHMN.

Georgetown.

Georgetown.

Cobourg.

Bowmanville.

Kingston.

Toronto West.

Lloydtown.

Lloydtown.

Lloydtown.

Perth.

Perth.

Perth.

Kemptville.

Kemptville.

Newburg.

Newburg.

Newburg.

Montreal South.

Montreal South.

Montreal South.

Simcoe.

Simcoe.

Simcoe.

Brockville.

Montreal Conf.

Delegate to the First General
Conference, Toronto, 1874.

N..

NANKEVILLE, BENJAMIN.

1834
35
36
37

38

c. . . .
R.'on T

Credit.
Dumfries.
Dumfries.
No Station — ill
health.
Guelph.

39 R.F.C. &o Matilda.

40 . . Matilda.

41 Matilda.

42 Augusta.

43 . . . Augusta.

44 Kemptville

45 . . . . Richmond.

46 Richmond.

1848
49

50
51
52
53
54
55
56

Mississippi.
Carlton and

Pakenham,
Smith's Falls.
Smith's Falls.
Gananoque.
Brampton.
Cooksville.
Cooksville.
Cooksville.

Died October 9th, 1856,
57 years.

NEELANDS, JOHN.
1840 c. Mono.

aged

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

1842
43
44
45

46

47
to!
58 '
59'
to
64'

Died September 7th, 1864, aged
85 years.

sup'y Owen Sound.

sup'd Arran.

WESLEYAN METHODIST CONFERENCE.

123

NEELANDS, JOHN (B.)

1859 r.
60
61

62 s.

63 r.

64 ..

65 ..

66
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
74

on t . Wawanosh.
Mitchell.
Howick.
v. c . Cobourg.
F.c.&o St. Mary's.

Muskoka.

.... Holland and

Sullivan.
.... Chatsworth.
Chatsworth.
.... Adelaide.
Adelaide.
Adelaide.

Forest.

. . Forest.
.... Moore.
. . London Conf.

NELLES, SAM'L SOB1ESK1,
D.D., LL.D.

1847
48
49

R. on T.

50 R.F.C.&O

Port Hope.
Toronto East.
Toronto East.

j London 3 mo.

j Principal V.C.

1 Principal

< Victoria
( College.
l President

< Victoria
( 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

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 Wesleyan Conference
in 1873 ; and Delegate to the First
General Conf., Toronto, 1874.

NEWLOVE, GEORGE.

1832 ii. on t 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
to
32

33 ord. .

34 ..
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42 ..

f Methodist
-j Episcopal
I Conference.

Sidney.

Nelson.
. Nelson.
. Oxford.

Oxford.

St. Thomas.

St. Thomas.

London.

London.

Goderich.

) ( Newfoundland ;

> .... ] See E. B. A.
| ( Conference.

... St. Armands.
St. Armands.
St. Armands.
Cooksville.
.... Brampton.
Brampton.
Markham.
Markham.
Markham.

Stouffville.

{ Newboro' and
• ■ | Bedford.

sup'd Omemee.

Toronto Conf.

c. . . .
r. on T

R. F.c.&o

WILLIAM.

Bayfield.

Mount Forest.

Merrickville.

Larnark.

Sherbrooke.

Mount Forest.

Thornbury.

i Holland and
1 Sullivan.

Horning's Mills.
Homing's Mills.
Horning's Mills.
Bannockburn.
Bannockburn.
Bannockburn.
Flinton and

Addington.
Alice.
Alice.
Montreal Conf.

o

ODERY, JOSEPH.

1870 c.

71 R.

72 ..
73

74 ..

on t

Ottawa.
Oakville.
Drummondville.
Chatham.
London Conf.

OGILVIE, JAMES D.

1858 c. Millbrook. .

59 R. on t . Bowman ville.
Dundas.
Expelled.

60
61

OLIVER, ROBERT F.

1869 R. mil Bath and Am-
herst Isle.
70 , . . Bobcaygeon.

-j ( Westmeath.

| Mattawa.

1872 ord Mattawa.

73 r. f. c. Renfrew.

74 Montreal Conf.

ORMEROD, JOHN.

1856 u. out.

57

St. Mary's.
Dropped.

Note. — 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 t. Sidney.

47 . . Sidney.

48 ... Bowmanville.

1849
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
to
69
70
71
72
73
74

Brighton.
.. .. Sheffield.
F.c.&o Sheffield.
Metcalfe.
Metcalfe.
Lindsay.
Lindsay.
. . . Lindsay.
( Lanark and
\ Sherbrooke.

No Station.

sup'y . Consecon.

Located.

Marmora.
Marmora.
Marmora.
Onslow.
Montreal Conf.

124

MINISTERS AND PROBATIONERS.

PADGHAM, RICHARD
WATSON.

1871 c. . .

72 R. on T .

73 ...

74 .. ...

Hamilton —
Wesley Church.
Glanford.
Waterdown.
Rem. to U. S.

PARENT, AMAND.
1858 ) R. on t ) St. Arniand

to
64
65

66
to
69
70

71
72
73

74

French
Misssion.
Stukely and
Farnham F. Mis.

South Roxton.

Lake of Two

Mountains.
Napierville.
Lacolle.
Lacolle.
Montreal Conf.

PARKER, WM. R., M.A.

1856 R. OUT. ) n ,

57 8. v. o. (Cobourg-

58 ... Toronto West.
59 Toronto East.

60 r.f.c. &o Montreal East.

61 Montreal East.

62 . . Montreal East.

63 .... Odelltown.

64 Odelltown.

65 Odelltown.

66 Stanstead.

67 ....... Stanstead.

68 . Stanstead.

69 Brantford.

70 F. sec. Brantford.

71 f. sec. . Brantford.

72 chmn. . St. Catharines.

73 chmx. St. Catharines.

74 . London Conf.

A graduate of Victoria Uni-
versity—B. A. , 1858, Valedic-
torian ; M.A., 1868.

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

PATCHELL, THOMAS H.

1870
71
72
73
74

c.

R. on t .

Huntingdon.
Darlington.
Bond Head.
Innisfil.
Toronto Conf.

PATRICK, WILLIAM.

1829
to

r Methodist
-i Episcopal

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.

PATTYSON, WM. M.

1846 r. oni. Pembroke.

47 Mississippi.

48 ... Cornwall.

49 . . Richmond.

50 R.F..C. &o Clarendon.

51 ... Clarendon.

52 . . ■ Osgoode.

53 . . Osgoode.

54 Osgoode.

55 . . Newborough.

56 . . . Newborough.

57 . . Newborough.

58 . . : Winchester.

59 . . Winchester.

60 Moulinette.

61 Moulinette.

62 Spencerville.

63 Spencerville.

64 . .... Spencerville.

65 North Cower.

66 North Gower.

67 .... Osgoode.

68 Osgoode.

69 Norwood.

70 . . Norwood.

71 Norwood.

72 .... Thombury.

73 Thombury.

74 Toronto Conf.

PEACOCK, THOS.

c. . . .

1848
49
50
51

52 R.F.C

53 .

54 ..

55 ...

R. OUT.

&0

United States.

Wardsville.

Goderich.

Malahide.

Brantford.

Woodstock.

Sandwich and

Windsor.
No Station — ill
health.

Died Jan. 12th, 1856, aged 29

PEAKE, EDWIN.

1852 c. .

) Carleton and

53 R. on t.

\ Pakenham

54

Maitland.

55

Maitland.

56 R.F.C. &

o Woodstock.

57 ...

. Wardsville.

58 . .

Wardsville.

59

60 . . .

«1

62

. Georgeville.
Georgeville.
Wyoming.
Norwich.

63 .

Norwich.

64 ..

Norwich.

65

. Withdrew.

Died Sept. 25th, 1872, aged 42

years.

PEAKE, WM. HENRY.

1858 r

59 .
60

61 .

62 r

63 .

64 .
65

66 .

67 .
68
69
70

71 .

72

73

74

on t . . Centreville and
Tamworth.

Bath.
.... Waterloo, Kgtn.
.... Melbourne.
f.c. &o Dudswell.

Dudswell.
Harrowsmith.

Harrowsmith.

Shefford and
Lawrenceville.

Durham, E.

. Durham, E.

Durham, E.

. . . . Bearbrook.
Rama.

Rama.

Rama.
Toronto Conf.

PEAREN, JAMES, B.A.

1866 o. , . Erin.

67 c Millbank.

68 R. on T Georgetown.

69 Elora.

70 rj. 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.

1862

c.

Mono.

63

R.

on t.

Albion.

64

....

Orillia.

65

Orillia.

66

R.F.C. &0

Brock.

67

Prince

WBSLEYAN METHODIST CONFERENCE.

125

1869
70
71

72

73 F. SEC

74 ...

Odessa.

Odessa.

Lyn.

Lyn.

Lyn.

Montreal Conf.

PERRIN, DANIEL, B.A.

PEARSON, THOMAS D.

1852 c Belleville.

53 R. on t . London.

54 . . . Chatham.

55 Sarnia.

56 r.f.c.&o Whitby.

57 Whitby.

58 Brampton.

59 Orillia.

60 .... Innisfil.

61 Innisfil.

62 ... Dunnville.

63 ... Dunnville.

64 Welland.
65 Welland.

66 Glanford.

67 Glanford.

68 Glanford.
- 69 Hullsville.

70 ... Hullsville.

71 . . Hullsville.

72 Oakville.

73 .... Oakville.

74 . . London Conf.

PEARSON, WILLIAM.

1872 c. . . Lyn.

73 R. out. Farmersville.

74 . . Montreal Conf.

PEIRCE, WILLIAM.

1867 c Nottawasaga.

68 R. on T . Sharon and Mt.
Albert.
' 69 Orillia.

70 ... Located.

1850 r.
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
67
68

Oil T

u. v. c. ) Cobourg.

Brighton.

Thorold.
r. f. c. & o Hastings.

Hastings.

Fenella.

Fenella.

Glanford.

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

to
71
72
73
74

R. F. V

Methodist
Episcopal
Conference.
Port Elgin.
Port Elgin.
Toronto Conf.

PEPPER, JOHN, B.A.

1872 r. on t London South.
Rugby.

73
74

Toronto Conf.

59 s. v. c
60

PERLEY, WILLIAM F.

1871 c.

72 r. on t.

73 ...

74 ..

PETERSON, ANDREW L.

1856 u. . . Norwood.

57 R. on t . Lindsay.

58 .. .. Percy.

59 Farmersville.

60 r.f.c.&o Onslow.

61 Arnprior.

62 Russell.

63 ... Pu.ss.-ll.

64 | Templeton and

65 \ Portland.

66 Battersea.

67 Tamworth.
68 Tamworth.

69 Avon more.

70 ... Avonmore.

71 ... North Augusta.

72 North Augusta.

73 . . Edwardsburg.

74 'Montreal Conf.

PHELPS, RICHARD.

1826 j ( Methodist

Welland. , to ...\ Episcopal

Oakville. 32 \ I Conference.

Cataraqui. 33 ord .... Oxford.

Montreal Conf. 34 . . Oxford.

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

PERDUE, HENRY H.

1855 <:.

56 r. on t
57

Matilda.
Kemptville.
Carleton Place.
Cobourg.
Located — ill

health.

1835
36
37
38
39
to
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
to
65
66
to
71
72
73
74

Canborough.
Grimsby.
Simcoe.
Simcoe.

Erie Conf., U.S.

Sidney.
Norwood.
Norwood.
Gosfield and

Amherstburg.
London Circuit.
London Circuit.
London Circuit.
Morpeth.
Morpeth.
Belmont.

sup'd... Morpeth.

sup'd Ridgetown.

SUP D .

Grimsby.
London Conf.

PHILLIPS, ALFRED M.

1870 c.

71 E. OMT.

72 ...

73 s. v. c

Mooretown.

Sarnia.

Oil Springs.

Cobourg.

74 London Conf.

PHILLIPS, ROBERT.

1868 r. om. Albion.

69 ... Albion.

70 Orangeville.

71 Orangeville.

2 R. F. C. & O

73
74

Acton.
Arthur.
London Conf

PHILLIPS, SAMUEL B.

1863 n. on t. . Moulinette.

64 . . Carleton Place.

65 Elgin.

66 Albion.

67 R.f.c.&o Albion.

68 Muskoka.

69 Muskoka.

70 1
to !■ srr'n. Lyn.

to > SI
73 J
74

Montreal Conf.

PHILLIPS, SAMUEL G.

1853 c. . . St. Johns.

54 r. on T. . Dunham.

55 . . Dunham.

56 ... Granby.

57 r.f.c. ito East Bolton.

58 .... East Bolton.

59 East Bolton.

60 Compton.

61 Compton.

62 ... 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. o» t. Cohourg, 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 i London Conf.

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

PHILP, SAMUEL C.

1838 c. ..... . Cobourg.

39 . . . . Nelson.

40 R. on T . Nelson.

41 Hamilton.

42 r.f.c.&o Oxford.

43 ..... Woodstock.

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 Brampton.

56 Georgetown and

Erin.

57 Georgetown.

58 f. sec. Berlin.

59 f. sec. . Berlin.

60 f. sec. . Berlin.

61 f. sec. . Lindsay.

62 f. sec Lindsay.

63 f. sec. Lindsay.

64 f. sec. . Omcmee.

65 f. sec. . Omemee.

66 f. sec. . . Norwood. ,

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.

F. C

PHILP, SAMUEL C, JUN.

, . Georgetown.
on T . . St. Mary's.
... Clinton.
.... Berlin.

St. Thomas and
Port Stanley.
Wallaceburg.
Wallaceburg.
Mount Forest

and Arthur.
Mount Forest.
Oil Spring.
Oil Springs and
Petrolia.
Dunnville.
Frankford.
Cooksville.
Cooksville.
Newburg.
Newburg.
Prince Albert.
Toronto Conf.

1856 c
57 R.
58

59 ..

60 r.

61
62
63

64
65
66

67 ..

68

69 .

70 ..

71 .

72 .
73

74 ,.

PHILP, WILLIAM.

1840 R. on t .

Hallowell.

41

42 . ..

Sidney.
Hamilton.

43 ord. .

Dundas.

44 R. F. c

Nelson.

45 ...

Nelson.

46

47 ...

48 .
49

. Georgetown.
Georgetown.
Georgetown.
Oshawa.

50 ..

Oshawa.

51

Farmersville.

52

Farmersville.

53 ^|

54 \

Waterloo —

55 J
56

Kingston
Newcastle.

57

Newcastle.

58 CHMN.

Newcastle.

59 f. sec. .

Weston.

60

Weston.

61

. Waterdown.

62 ...

Waterdown.

63

Waterdown.

64

Cooksville.

65

Cooksville.

66 ...

Cooksville.

67 sup'd . .

. Whitby.

68

to
73

74

sup'd . Waterdown.
London Conf.

PICKERING, JOHN.

1872 c . . Aurora.

73 R. on t Markham.

74 . . . Toronto Conf.

PINCH, RICHARD.

1854 c Berlin.

55 rcwt&'o St. Mary's.

56
57
58
59

No Station — ill

health.
Mono.
Mono.

1860 R. F. c.

Mono.

61 ... .

StounVille.

62 ....

Stouffville.

63

Nissouri.

6* j SUP'D.

Mono.

66 sup'y

St. Mary's.

67 sup'y

Mono.

68 )

to \ ...

United States.

72)

73

Monkton.

74

London Conf.

PLAYTER, GEORGE

FREDERICK.

1833 c. . .

. Ottawa.

34 r. onr.

. Matilda.

35 ...

By town.

36 ...

Gananoque.

37

Perth.

38 R.F.C.&

o Ottawa.

39

Richmond.

40

Sidney.

41

. Sidney.

42

. Yonge Street.

43

Yonge Street.

44 |

45 • ' '

. Editor, Toronto.

46

Belleville.

J* j SUP'Y

Picton.

49

Brighton.

50 ....

Brighton.

51

Norwood.

52

Rawdon.

53

. Rawdon.

54 ....

Napance.

55

, Napanee.

56 ...

) Waterloo —

57 ...

) Kingston.

58)

to > sup'd.
66)

Frankford.

Died Oct. 24th, 1866, aged 55

years.

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.

53 . ..

London.

54

Quebec.

55 . .*

. Quebec.

56 . . .. .

. Three Rivers.

57 F. SEC.

Three Rivers.

58 F. SEC.

Three Rivers.

59 CHMN. .

. Kingston.

60 CHMN. .

. Kingston.

61

Brantford.

62 CHMN. .

. Brantford.

63 F. SEC.

, Toronto West.

WESLEYAN METHODIST CONFERENCE.

127

1864 CHMN.

65 CHMN.

66 CHMN.

67 CHMN.

68^

69 }- CHMN.

70 J
71

72 } CHMN

73

74

Secretary of

Toronto "West.

Toronto West.

Barrie.

Barrie.
( Cobourg.
< Cobourg.
( Cobourg.
( Victoria, Van. I.
■j Victoria, Van. I.
L Victoria, Van. I.

Toronto Conf.
Conference, 1864.

1865
66
67
68
69
70
71
72
73

74

Brockville.

Brockville.

Goderich.

Goderich.

Goderich.

Hamilton Centre

Toronto, Queen
Street.
Toronto Conf.

POOLE, GEORGE.

1825 )
to \
32)
33 ord
34
35

36

37

38

39

40
. 41
42
43
44
45
46

471 .

to i-SUP D.

53 J

Died Sept.
54 years.

Methodist

Episcopal !

Conference. [
Murray.
Hallowell.
Hallowell.
Cobourg.
Peterboro'.
Peterboro'.
Yonge Street.
Yonge Street.
Grimsby.
Grimsby.
Grimsby.
Brantford.
Brantford.
Toronto Circuit.

Brantford.
11th, 1853, aged

Delegate to the First General
Conference, Toronto, 1874.

POPE, HENRY.

POOLE, JACOB.

r Methodist

Episcopal
L Conference.

Located.

sup'y Coookstown.
. ... Toronto Conf.

POOLE, WM. HENRY.

1846 R. on t . .
47

48 ..
49

50 R.F.C. &0

51
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64

SEC.
SEC.
SEC.

Smith's Falls.

Elizabethtown.

Consecon.

Consecon.

Demorestville.

Demorestville.

Toronto East.

Toronto East.

Peterboro'.

Peterboro'.

Peterboro'.
I Agent Victoria
( College.

Cobourg.

Cobourg.

Cobourg.

Newburg.

Newburg.

Brockville.

1814 r. on r. .
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
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
to
26
27
28
29
30
31
32

r. on t

ord Montreal.

St. Armand.

Kingston

R. F. c Fort Wellington.

Three Rivers.

Three Rivers.

Stanstead.

Quebec.
Quebec.
Shefford.
Shefford.

sup'y Quebec.

Died September 2nd,
aged 43 years.

1832,

POTTER, AUSTIN.

1870 c. . . . Muskoka.

71 k. on T . Hillsdale and

Penetanguishene

72 . . . Belmont.

73 Bond Head.

74 Toronto Conf.

POTTER, RICHARD.

1857 c. ... Demorestville.

58 R. on T . Sidney.

59 ........ Woodstock.

60 Paris.

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

62 Frankford.

63 .... Milford.

64 Milford.

65 Mount Forest.

1866
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
74

Mount Forest.

Mount Forest.

Glanford.

Glanford.

Moira.

Moira.

Campbellford.

Campbellford.

Toronto Conf.

POTTS, ALEXANDER.

1846 r
47

48 ..
49
50 ..

Sidney.

Bowmanville.

Withdrew.

1857 c

58 k.

59

60

61 R,

62

63

64

65

66

67

68

69

70

71

72

73

74

POTTS, JOHN.

Markham.
on t . Newmarket and
Aurora.
Thorold.
.... Thorold.
F.c &0 Thorold.
. . London.
London.
London.
Yorkville.
Yorkville.
Hamilton West.
Hamilton West.
Hamilton West.
Montreal First.
Montreal First.
Montreal First.
Toronto First.
Toronto Conf.

F.

SEC

F.

SEC

F.

SEC . .

F.

SEC. . .

Delegate to the First General
Conference, Toronto, 1874.

PRESTON, JAMES.

51 R. on t .

Brantford.

52 ...

Belleville.

53 OR. D

Indiana, U. S

54

Indiana, U. S

55 OR. ELD.

Indiana, U. S

56 ...

London.

57

London.

58 ...

Vienna.

59 ..

Vienna.

60 ..

Simcoe.

61 F. SEC

Simcoe.

62 F. SEC

Simcoe.

63

Toronto West

64

Toronto West

65 F. SEC

Belleville.

66 F. SEC .

Belleville.

67 F. SEC

Belleville.

68 F. SEC. .

Woodstock.

69 CHMN. .

Woodstock.

70 CHMN. .

Woodstock.

71 ..

Dundas.

72 ....

Dundas.

73

Dundas.

74

London Conf.

Delegate to the First General
Conference, Toronto, 1874.

128

MINISTERS AND PROBATIONERS.

PRETTY, RICHARD.

1858 c

59 R. «T.

60 ... .

61 s. v.

62 .....

63 ..

c .

Farmersville.

Moulinette.

Napanee.

Cobourg.

Denbigh.

Located.

PRICE, WILLIAM.

r.:

1839 c-.

40 r

41 .

42 .
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
59

on T.

Bavrie.
Walpole.
Brantford.
London.
Hamilton.
f.c.&o Toronto.

Yonge Street.

Yonge Street.

Oshawa.

Oshawa.

Oshawa.

St. Catharines.

St. Catharines.

Chatham.

Chatham.

Chatham.

St. Thomas.

St. Thomas.

St. Thomas.

Prescott.

Prescott.

Prescott.

1860 .... Kemptville.

61 Kemptville.

62
63
64

65

66
67
68
69

70
71

72
73
74

CHMN.
CHMN.

SUPD.

sup'd
sup'd .

Kleinburg.

Kleinburg.

Kleinburg.
| St. Clair.
| Drayton.

Drayton.

Stratford.

Stratford.

Seaforth.

Seaforth.
. Owe,n Sound.

Owen Sound.
. Toronto.

Toronto Conf.

PRINDE, ANDREW.

1805 ^i ( Methodist

to V . . < Episcopal

32 J ( Conference.

33

to \ sup'd . Ancaster.

39

40

to \ sup'd . . Hamilton.

49

50

to \ sup'd . Glanford.

54)

Died Jan. 15th, 1855, aged 75
years.

PUGH, JOHN D.

1853 R. on t Napanee.

54 , . Hinchinbrook.

55 . . ... Grenville.

56 Osgoode.

57 L'Orignal.

58 .... L'Orignal.

59 . . Located — ill

health.

PUNSHON, WM. MORLEY,
LL.D.

1845
to
67
68i

to y . . .

12)

73 .

74 ..

( English

I Wesleyan

( Conference.

C President

< Canada

I " Conference.

. Kensington, Eng
President Eng-
lish Conference.

PYKE, WILLIAM.

18601

to y

72 J

73 R. P. M .

74

Primitive
Methodist
Church.
Farnham.
Montreal Conf.

B.

RAINE, JOHN.

1835 R.om
36 ord. .
37

38 R. F. ('

39
40
■41
42
43
44

Stanstead.

Melbourne.

Melbourne.

Three Rivers.

Three Rivers.

Russelltown.

Russelltown.

Russelltown.

Melbourne.

Melbourne.

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

RANEY, WILLIAM.

1865 r. out Peel.

66 Drayton.

67 , . Manningsville.

68 Farmersville.

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

70 . . . . Renfrew.

71 Renfrew.

72 Renfrew.

73 . . Carleton Place

74 .... Montreal Conf.

RATTRAY, THOMAS.

1845 it. on r.. St. Catharines.

46 . . Hamilton.

47 . Hamilton.

48 . . No Station.

49 » Located.

Note. — He subsequently be-
came a Congregational Minister
in Drummondville, then at Cow-
aiisville, and then at Salisbury,
New Hampshire. A very severe
affliction, in the last-mentioned
place, compelled him to relin-
quish all pastoral work in 1857 ;
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.

RKID, HENKY

1846 c.

47 <'

48 c. . .

49 <■ .

Mono.

Nottawasaga.
Nottawasaga.
St. Vincent.

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

c.

R.F.C.'

. . St. Vincent.
; o Penetanguishene
. . Durham.
. . Durham

Peel.

.. Peel.

Peel.

Blenheim.
Blenheim,
i . Walsingham.
. Walsingham.
Bayham.
Bay ham.
Brock.
. Brock.
. Brock.
. Pickering.
. Pickering.
. Prince Albert.
. Prince Albert.
. Prince Albert.
. Mount Brydges.
. Dawn Mills.
. Kirkton.
. London Conf.

WESLEYAN METHODIST CONFERENCE.

129

REID, THOMAS JAMES.

1870 c. . .

71 R. on t

72 S. v. v

73 s. v. c

74 ....

Stayner.
Muskoka.
Cobourg.
Cobourg.
Toronto Conf.

REIL), 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 u. onr. i Classical Tutor,
63 .*....( Victoria College.

64

65 ....

66 r.f.c&o

67 ...
-68 j

to
73 ^
74

Shefford and

Lawrenceville.
Classical Tutor,
Victoria

College.
Prof. Mod. Lan-
guages, Vic.
Col., Cobourg.
Toronto Cont.

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

REYNOLDS, FRANCIS C.
1867 c Brock.

68
69
70
71
72
73
74

c.

r. on t .

S. Y. C
R.F.C.&O.

Lloydtown.

Cobourg.

Georgetown.

Harriston.

Harriston.

Montreal Conf.

REYNOLDS, JOSEPH.

1840 u. ore t . Bath and Am-
herst Isle.

41 Murray.

42 . . Buckingham.

43 Osgoode.

44 R.F.C.&0 Osgoode.

45 .... Hull.

46 L'Orignal.

47 \ L'Orignal.
j 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.
5y .... Farmersville.

60 Farmersville.

61 . . Farmersville.

1862
63
64
65
66
67
68
69
to
73
74

Welland.
Welland.
Smith ville,

Smithville.

Smithville.

Hiawatha.

Hiawatha.

sup'd . . Waterford.

London Conf.

REYNOLDS, ROBERT.

1869 c. . . Bond Head.

70 it. on t Rosemont.

71 ... Stayner.

72 . . Rugby.

73 r.f.c.&o Kippen.

74 ... London Conf.

RICE, LUTHER O.

R. F. C.

1840 c. . .

41 R. o:
42

43 ORD

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

Dumfries.

Malahide.

Walpole.

Walpole.

Georgtown.

Georgetown.

Chippewa.

Chippewa.

Barrie.

Barrie.

Bradford.

Cookstown.

Cookstown.

Cookstown.

Dunn ville.

Dunnville.

Dunn ville.

Berlin.

Fingal.

Fingal.

Westminster.

Westminster.

Strathroy.

Strathroy.

Amherstburg.

Amherstburg.

Amherstburg.

Kincardine.

Kincardine.

Dungannon.

Dungannon.

Dungannon.

Bervie.

Bayfield.

London Conf.

1859 r. on t.
60

61 ...

62 ....

RICE, MADISON A.

Mount Brydges.
Ingersoll.
Madoc and Has-
tings Road.
Peel.
Located.

1847
48
49

50 CHMN.

51 CHMN.

52 CHMN.

53

54
55
56
57
58
59
60/

6U
62

63 i

to
73 j

74

RICE, SAMUEL DWIGHT,
D.D.

1837 ) (-Eastern

to | . . . \ British

46 \ I America.

F. SEC.
F. SEC.
F. SEC

Toronto West.

Toronto West.

Muncey Indus-
trial School.

Kingston.

Kingston.

Kingston.

Treasurer Vic.

College.
) Governor
J- Victoria
) College.

. Hamilton.

Hamilton.

Hamilton.

Hamilton.

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

. . London Conf.

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

Secretary of Conference, 1855.

President of Conference at Lon-
don in 1873, and at Hamilton in
1874.

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

RICH, GEORGE W

1863 R. on t

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.

54 R. on t .

. Brock.

55

Brock.

56

Holland Land.

57 ....

Holland Land.

58 r. f. c.

59

60

Nottawasaga.
Nottawasaga.
Point Mara.

61

Point Mara.

62

Manvers.

63 ..

. Manvers.

64
65
66

. Lynedoch.

. Lynedoch.

Lynedoch.

67

68 ...

69 ....

Wyoming.
Wyoming.
Blenheim.

70 ...

Blenheim.

71 ..

. Brock.

130

MINISTERS AND PROBATIONERS.

1872 Brock.

73 Brock.

74 Toronto Conf.

RICHARDSON, JAMES.

( Methodist

< Episcopal

( Conference.

Toronto District.

1824
to
32
33

34 }-CHMN.

35J

36 ......... 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
he was elected a Bishop, which
office he held until his death,
which took place in Toronto on
March 9th, 1875, aged 84 years.

RICHARDSON, JAMES E.

1860
61

62
63
64

65
66
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
74

R. on t Percy.

. . Percy.

.......... Melbourne.

Melbourne.

r.f.c &o Durham.

Durham.

Durham.

Coaticoke and
Barnston.

Compton.
Coropton.
Compton.
Granby
Montreal Conf.

RICHARDSON, \VM.

1851 c Humber.

52 R. on t . Dunnville.

53 . Glanford.

54 . Grimsby.

55 r.f.c.&o Southampton.

56 j Cartwright and

57 .. ] Scugog.

58 . . Rawdon.

59 ... Franklin.

60 Franklin.

61 .. Franklin.
♦>2 . . . . Centreville.

63 . . Niagara.

64 Niagara.

65 Port Dalhousie.

66 Cayuga.

67 . Cayuga.

68 ..... Cayuga.

<59 Point Ahino.

1870
71

72
73

74

Bobcaygeon.
Newboro'.
Newboro'.
Newboro'.
Toronto Conf.

RICHEY, MATTHEW, D.D.

1821

to;

341

35

36

37

38'

39

40 i

41

42

43 ....

44

45

46 CHMN.

47 CHMN.

48 CHMN.

49 ....

50 ...

51 ....

Eastern
British
America.
Montreal.

Principal U. C.
Acad. Cobourg.
Toronto.

England.

Kingston.
Kingston.
Kingston.
Montreal.
Montreal.
Montreal.
H. B. Territory.
Toronto
Toronto.
Eastern British
America.

Co-Delegate of the Conference,
1848.

President of the Conference,
1849 and 1850.

RIDLEY, JOHN.

1867 c ... Drayton.
68 E. obt Bath.

gq ( Cataraqui.

' ' " j Napanee.

70 Napanee.

71 R.F.c.&o Merritton.

72 Font Hill.

73 Font Hill.

74 ... London Conf.

RIGSBY, WALTER.

RIVET, XAVIER.

1868 c. Montreal F. M.

69 R. on t. Roxton F. M.

70 Roxton F. M.

71 .. Removed to U.S.

1861

to
71

ROADHOUSE, JOB.

f Primitive
-i Methodist

Conference.

72 r. f. c. Bearbrook.

73 . Bearbrook.

74 .... Montreal Conf.

ROBBINS, JOHN.

1871 c.

72 r. onr.

73

74

St. George.
Waterdown.
Oakvilla.
London Conf.

ROBERTSON, DAVID.

1850 c. ... Humber.

51 E. out.. Carl eton and

Pakenham.

52 ... Matilda.

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

1868 r. on t.

69 ...

70

71

Cainsville.
Tilsonburg.
Grimsby.
Thorold.

72 r.f.c. &o Caistorville.

73 Caistorville.

74 London Conf.

RILANCE, WILLIAM.

1868 c Keppel.

69 R. om Milford.

70 ...

71 ..

Stirling.
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. onr Bobcaygeon and
Silver Lake,
gg \ Minden.

| Burleigh Road.

67 Oakville.

68 Streetsville.

j69 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. om
63
64
65
66

Franklin.

St. Andrews.

Sherbrooke.

East Bolton.

East Bolton.

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

68

Faruham.

WESLBYAN METHODIST CONFERENCE.

131

1869
70
71
72
'73
74

Farnham.

Farnham.

Lawrenceville.

Sutton.

Sutton.

Montreal Conf .

ROBINSON, ROBERT.

1844 c Norword.

45 r. onx. Norwood.

46 . . Mississippi.

47 s. v. o Cobourg.

48 s. v.. c . . Cobourg.

49 e.f.c.&O Sidney.
.50 ... Picton.
51 . . Madoc.
52 Madoc.

53 Newboro'.

54 Newboro'.

55 Aylmer.

56 J Clarendon and

57 I Fortage-du-Fort.

58 Bell's Corners.

59 Bell's Comers.

60 Bell's Corners.

.61 . . Hungerford.

62 Hungerford.

63 Hungerford.

64 . . . ( Flinton and Ad-

65 ... . j dington Road.

66 Shannonville.

67 Shannonville.

68 Shannonville.

69 Madoc.

70 Madoc.
71 Madoc.

72 Hastings.

73 Hastings.

74 Montreal Conf.

ROBISON, MATTHEW.

Kingsville.
Sarnia.
Red River.
High Bluffs.
High Bluffs.
High Bluffs.
Baltimore, Ont.
Cobourg.
Demorestville.
Toronto Conf.

1867 c

68 R. on T

69 OKI)..
70

71 R. F. (.'.

72 ...

73 s. v. c
74

ROBSON, EBENEZEK.

1.856 R. on t { Coboul.„

57 u. v. c. ) °

58 Montreal Centre.

59 0RD. I Fort Yale, B. C.

60 n. f. c. ) '

61 Nanainlo, B.C.

62 Nanaimo, B.C.

63 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. . . .

62 r. on t . .

63 s. v. o. . .

64 u. v. c.

65 ..

66 R.F.C.&0

67

68 . .

69 ....

70 sup'd.

Napanee.

Napanee.

Cobourg.

Cobourg.

St. George.

J Toronto East.

\ Agt. Vic. Col.

Colborne.

Castleton.

Castleton.

Castleton.

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

ROBSON, THOMAS.

1845 1 ( Methodist

to > . . . . < Episcopal

54 j ( ( 'onference.

55 R. 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. on'i. Cooksvillc.

64 . . Perth.

65 ... Milton.
66 Dundas.

67 r.f.c. &o Grimsby.

68 Franklin Centre.

69 .... Franklin Centre.

70 . . Franklin Centre.

71 Huntingdon.

72 . . Huntingdon.

73 ... ... Huntingdon.

74 . . . . Montreal Conf.

ROSE, BROCK.

1860 R. our Matilda.

61 . . . . Maitland.

62 . . Farmersville.

63 .. Brudenell.

64 r.f.c. &o PointAlexander.

65 ... Point Alexander.
66 Alice.

67 Alice.

1868
69
70
71
72
73
74

Alice.

Glentay.

Glentay.

Glentay.

Elgin.

Fitzroy Harbour.

Montreal Conf.

ROSE, PHILIP.

1856 c
57 r. on t.

Durham.
58 Durham.

59 ORD

60 R. f. c.
61

62 ... .

Died Dec.
years.

Mount Forest

and Arthur.
Bayham.
Marmora.
Marmora.

29th, 1862, aged 42

ROSE, SAMUEL.

1831 c Toronto and

Indian Mission.

32 c. ... Albion.

33 r. wit.. Westminster.
Westminster.
Hamilton.

.c. &o Stamford.
Stamford.
Stamford.
St. Catharines.

!St. Catharines.
London.
London.
Brantford.
Brantford.
Yonge Street.
Yonge Street.
Yonge Street.
Dundas.
Dundas.
Dundas.

Mount Elgin
and Muncey.
I Dundas.
Dundas.
Dundas.
Thorold.
-{ Thorold.
St. Catharines.
St. Catharines.
St. Catharines,
i Belleville.
65 1
to > ... Book Steward,

73 ) Toronto.

74 . . Toronto Conf.

Co-Delegate of the Conference,
1867.

Delegate to the First General
Conference, Toronto, 1874.

ROSE, SAMUEL PETER,

1873 is. onr. Peterboro'.
74 Toronto Conf.

132

MINISTERS AND PROBATIONERS.

ROSS, ANDREW W.

1872 c. . Pickering.

73 r. on t. . Pickering.

74

Toronto Conf.

ROSS, JAMES STEWART.

1867 c.

••

Ailsa Craig and
Park Hill

68 R.

on t

Belmont.

69 . . Aylmer.

70 it. v. c Cobourg.

71 v. v. c Cobourg.

72 u. v. c. Cobourg.

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

74

...

. London Conf.

ROSS,

WILLIAM WILSON.

1857 R.

58 .

59 .

60 ..

on t.

. Cobourg, S.V.C.
Napanee.
Aylmer.
Merrickville.

61 r.f.c. &o Hamilton.

62 .
63

64 .
65

66

...

Three River^.
Compton and

Hatley.
Hatley.
Hatley.
Shefford and
Lawrenceville.

67 . .
68

Kingston.
Metis.

69 ..

. .

Hamilton.

7o ..

. . . ,

Toronto Fourth.

71 ..

Toronto Fourth.

72 .

Toronto Fourth.

73 *

SF.C. .

Montreal Fourth

74

London Conf.

ROWSOM, WxM. H., B.A.

1863 R. on t. . Matilda.

64 Morrisburg.

65 s. v. c Cobourg.

66 s. v. c Cobourg.

67 s. v. c . . Cobourg

68 r.f.c.&o Quebec.
69)

70 [ . . . . Hatley and

71 ) 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 in
charge of Trinity Church, Al-
bany, N.Y. He is a graduate of
Victoria University — B.A., 1868.

ROY, JAMES, M.A.

1854 c Cxrenville.

55 u. (wit. L'Orignal.

56 Onslow.

57 Onslow.

58 r.f.c. io Gatineau.

59 .... . Port Dover.
nn v>~~* r>„„„-

1861
62
63
64
65
66
67
68
to
73
74

Dunnville.
Gananoque.
Gananoque.
Gananoque.
Sherbrooke, C.E.

sup'y . Cobourg.

( Principal Cob'rg
< Collegiate
( Institute.

. Toronto Conf.

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

RUNDLE, ROBERT T.

1840 ) R.onT.&o~i Edmonton
to > j- House,

48 ) . . . J H.B.T.

49 . .. 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 n. on t. . Cobourg, U.V.C.

61 . . 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 .
55 r,
56
57

58 u.
59

60 .
61

62 ..
63

64 f.

65 .

66 ..
67
68
69
70

72 [v

73 J

74 .

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

Howick.

67

Kincardine.

68 it.

v. c.

Cobourg.

69 u.

v c.

Cobourg.

70 ..

.

Brampton.

71 R.F.C.&C

Streets ville.

72 ..

Osprey.

73 ..

Osprey.

74

London Conf.

A graduate of Victoria Univer-
sity— B. A., 187C, Gqjd Medalist ;
M.A., 1874; B.D., 1874.

RUSSELL, JOHN.

61 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.

Student, V. C.
on t . Norwood.
...... Bowmanville.

Port Hope.

f. c. & o London Circuit.
London Circuit.
Baltimore.
Baltimore.
Perth.
, . Perth.
sec Perth.
. . . . Trenton.

Trenton.

Trenton.
. . Victoria, Van. I.
... Victoria, Van. I.
f. sko. , . Victoria, Van. I.

New Westmin-
ster, B.C.

Toronto Conf.

1870 c. . .

71 R. onr. .

72

73 stu. .

74 ..

Chandos.
Omemee.
Oakwood.
Montreal Theo-
logical College.
Toronto Conf.

RUTTAN, JOHN HENRY.

1869 c ) Brudenell and

70 r. on t \ Bark Lake.

71 ... Stirling.

72 Shannonville.

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

74 , ... Toronto Conf.

RYAN, DAVID.

1858
59
60

61 s,

c.

R. onr.

v. o.

Kincardine.
Teeswater.
Howiok.
Cobourg.

62 r.f.c.&o Lucknow.

SEC. j

63
64
65
66
67

Frankford.

Frankford.

Frankford.

Stirling.

Hungerford.

68 . ..... Hungerford

69 Hungerford,

WESLEYAN METHODIST CONFERENCE.

]33

1871 Fairfield.

72 Fairfield.

73 Blenheim.

74 London Conf.

RYAN, WILLIAM.

1867 c.

68 c.

69 k.

70 s.

onr
v. c

71 OED

72 R. F. c.

73

74 ... .

Thome.

Hungerford.

Marmora.

Cobourg.

Matilda.

Milford.

Milford.

Toronto Conf.

RYCKMAN, EDWARD
BRADSHAW, M.A.

1856 E. on t. .
57

58 R. F. C. & 0

59

60
61 ..

62

63 ..

€4

65 ....

66

67

68

69

70

71 OHMN

72 CHMN.

73 F. SEC

74 ..

F. SEC.
CHMN .

Yonge Street.

Yonge Street.

Montreal East.

Montreal East.

Odelltown.

Odelltown.

Odelltown.

Huntingdon.

Huntingdon.

Huntingdon.

Kingston.

Kingston.

Kingston.

Stanstead.

Stanstead.

Chatham.

Chatham.

Gov. Dundas
Colleg. Instit.

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.

RYERSON, EDWY M.

1831 ) ( Methodist

to > I Episcopal

33 ) I Conference.

34 e.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.

1849
50
51
52
53
to
56
57

Drummondville.
Drummondville.
.... Simeoe.
Simcoe.

sup'y . . Port Dover.

Expelled.

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

1824") ( Methodist

to > . . . . -I Episcopal

32 J I Conference.

33 . . . ) Editor Christian

34 ... . ) Guardian.
35 Kingston.

36 Kingston.

37 . . . , Kingston.

38 ) Editor Christian

39 . . . . \ Guardian.

40 Toronto.

41 . . Toronto.

42^1 ( Principal Vic.

43 V \ College, Co-

44 J ( bourg.

45 ) ( Sup. of Education
to > -j by permission

73 ) I 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, JOHN.

1820) f Methodist

to > . . . . -J Episcopal
32 ) I "

33^)

to >• P. ELD.

35 J

36 CHMN.

3T)
to J-
41 J

42 CHMN.

43

44 ~)

to \ CHMN .

47 J

to - CHMN

51 j

52 CHMN.

Conference.

Bay Quinte Dist.

Toronto District.

Book Steward,

Toronto.
St. Catharines.
President of Conf.

Hamilton Dist.

Toronto East.
Belleville.

1853^1

to ['CHMN.

55 J

56 CHMN.

57

58

59

60^)

to S-sup'd

73 J

74 .. .

CHMN

Kingston.

Quebec.
Governor, Vic-
toria College.
Grand River.

Brantford.

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.

45 R. on t.

46

47 ....

48

Chatham.
Woodstock.
Dundas.
Toronto East.
Located.

RYERSON, WILLIAM.

1

( Methodist
Episcopal
Conference.
Kingston.
Niagara District.
Hamilton.
Hamilton.
Toronto.
Toronto.
Grand River.
Grand River.
Grand River.
Simcoe.
Simcoe.

New Credit.

Simcoe.

Simcoe.

Grand River.

. Grand River.
Located.
Grand River.

1821^1
to I
32 j
33

34 P. ELD.

35 CHMN.

36 CHMN.

37

38

39

40

41

42

43

44^|

to >- chmn . London District.

47 J

48 CHMN.

49 CHMN.

50 CHMN.

to y . . .

57 J
58

to!

61

62

to ;

66 '

to ^sup'd
72 J

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

134

MINISTERS AND PROBATIONERS.

s.

SALLOWS, KDWARD.

1S41
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
to
73
74

K. on t

K.F.C. &0

Brock.
Barrie.
Woodstock and

Stratford.
Whitechurch.
Amherstburg.
Amherstburg.
Chatham.
Sydenham.
Wards ville.
Cornwall.
Newash.
Bruce Mines.
Collingwood.
Collingwood.
Penetanguishene
Penetanguishene
Penetanguishen e
Teeswater.
Teeswater.
Teeswater.
Garden River.
Garden River.
Garden River.

Cape Crocker and
Colpoys Bay.

sup'd . Collingwood.
Toronto Conf.

I 1872 Muncey.

73 Muncey.

74 London Conf.

SALTON, SAMUEL.

SALMON, JOHN, B.A.

1858 K. 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 j Barnston.

65 • • • i 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 )
to I Lac La Pluie.

57 r. f. c. )

58 Garden River.

59 Garden River.

60-)

to f Christian

67 J Islands.

68")

to [ .... St. Hair.
71 I

1871 c
72 r. on t
73
74

Milford.
Milford.
L'Amable.
Toronto Conf.

SANDERS, JOSEPH LANG-
DON.

London.

Yonge Street.

Belleville.

Three Rivers.

Bradford.

Lloydtown.
. Lloydtown.
. Weston.

Weston.

Brampton.

Brampton.
. Brampton.

\ Whitby and
f Oshawa.

Rama.
Rama.
Baltimore.
Baltimore.

1854 i'.

55 R. on t

56 . .

57

58 R.F.C.&O

59 ....

60

61

62 ...

63 ...

64 ....
65
66
67
68
69
70
71
72

Died August 16th, 1872, aged
41 years.

SANDERS, NELSON

1866 r. on t
67
68
69

70

Keppel.
Walter's Falls.
Howick.
Mitchell.
Expelled.

SANDERSON, GEORGE
RIVERS.

1837 c
38 I:
39
40

41 R
42
43
44

45 .

46 1
to

50 \

51 ..

52 .
53

54 |
to }

Thames.

. on t . Newmarket.

Grimsby.

Hamilton.
.F.c. &o Stamford.

Stamford.

St. Catharines.

St. Catharines.
Toronto.

Editor, Toronto.

. Cobourg.
Cobourg.
Cobourg.

\ Book Steward,
( Toronto.

1859

60 CHMN.

61 CHMN.

62 CHMN.

63 CHMN.

64 CHMN".

65 ~)

66 A
67
68
69

70 J

71 CHMN.

72 CHMN.

73 CHMX.

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
to
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
57 ■•
58)
to :-
62 )
631
to \ sri-
73)
74 ...

New Connexion
Conference.

Peterboro'.

Brock.

Brock.

Consecon.

Consecon.

Napanee.

Napanee.

Sheffield.

Norwood.

Mariposa.

Metcalfe.

Cartwright.

Cartwright.

Cartwright.

Mud Lake.

Madoc.

Madoe.

Madoc .

sup'd Millbrook.

n.

Peterboro'
Toronto Conf.

SANDKRSON, JOHN (B).

1857 c. Devonshire and

McGillivray.

58 R. on r Visiting England

59 Milton.

60 ... Peel.

61 Erin.

62 k.k.o.&o Elma.

63 Elma.

Ri VI

WESLEYAN METHODIST CONFERENCE.

135

1865 . .

Fenelon Falls

66 ....

67

Fenelon Falls

68 ....

69 ....

. . Warsaw.

70 ....

. . . Caistorville.

71 ....

Caistorville.

72
73

74

Cayuga.
Cayuga.
London Conf.

SANDERSON, JOSEPH E.,
M.A.

1851 c. ...

52 ..

53 c

54 k. on t
55

56 R.T.v.ko

57

58

59

60

61 F. SEC

.62

63
64
65
66
67

68 F. SEC

69 F. SEC

70 F. SEC

71 ..

72 ..

73 ...

74 ...

F. SEC
F. SEC.

Brampton.
Student.
Brampton.
Brampton.
London.
Montreal East.
Montreal East.
Kingston.
Kingston.
Aylmer E.
Aylmer E.
Trenton.

Shefford and
Lawrenceville.

Compton.

Compton.

Perth.

Perth.

Perth.

Whitby.

Whitby.

Whitby.

Toronto Conf.

SANDERSON, WILLIAM.

1851 r.

on t.

Norwood.

52 ..

Markham.

53"i

54 j-

55 J

\ No Station— ill
\ health.

56

Picton.

57 ..

Percy,
o Seymour.

58 R.F.C. &

59

) Flinton and Ad
\ dington Road.

60

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 r.

oral'.

Merrickville.

70 .

- Lyn.

1871 .... Lyn.

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

73 South Mountain.

74 Montreal Conf.

SAUNDERS, JOHN, B.A.

1866

c. . . . -

Artemesia.

67

R. oni .

Keppel.

68

. Walter's

Falls.

69

U. V. c.

. Cobourg.

70

U. V. c.

Cobourg.

71

R.F.C. &

o 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.

55 r.

56 ..

57 ORD. .

58 r. f. c.

59 ....
60

61

62 . .

63 ..
64

65 ...

66 .. ..
67

68
69

Warwick.

London Circuit.

London Circuit.

Cooksville.

Prince Albert.

Prince Albert^

Orangeville.

Orangeville.

Mono.

Mono.

Albion.

Albion.

Albion.

Howick.

Howick.

Howick.

Glanford.

70 Glanford.

71 Glanford.

72 ... Omemee.

73 . . Omemee.

74 Toronto Conf.

SAVAGE, WILLIAM.

1854 o Belmont.

55 r. on t Belmont.

56 . . Belmont.

57 Mount Brydges.

58 r. f. c Mount Brydges.

59 . . Florence.

60 Florence.

61 ... Florence.

62 . . Peel.

63 . . Peel.

64 .... Berlin.

65 .. Berlin.

66 ... Brewer's Mills.

67 . . Elgin.

68 Elgin.

69 .... Cayuga.

70 Cayuga.

71 Cayuga.

72 Smithville.

73 Smithville.

74 . . London Conf.

SAWYER, DAVID.

1849 c Owen Sound.

50 c Newash.

51 E. on t. Newash.

52 ord Beausoliel and

French River.

53 ... Located.

SAWYER, JOSEPH.

1797 ) ( Methodist

to > . . ! Episcopal

1810 ) ( Conference.

11 }

to > Located.

47 j

48)

to } supy Matilda.

50 )

51 Rem. to U. S.,

where he died in 1852 or 1853.

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

SCALES, WILLIAM.

1854 r. on t . St. Andrews.

55 ... Point Alexander.

56 Westmeath.

57 ord Bell's Corners.

58 R. 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 Frelighsburg.

71 Bolton.

72 Bolton.

73 Stirling.

74 . . . Toronto Conf.

SCANLON, JOHN.

1865

r. on T .

Innisfil.

66

. Sharon and

Mount Albert.

67

. Penetanguishene

68

Bond Head.

69

R.F.C. &

o Kingston.

70

Park Hill.

71

Park Hill.

72

....

Hemmingford.

73

Hemmingford.

74

Montreal Conf.

SCHESSER, ELMIRA J.

1867

R. on T .

. Waterloo Ger-
man Mission.

68

. . .

) Heidelburg

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.

1860 R. on t ) n„K^,>„

61 v. v. c. ( CoboUrS-

62 Bath.

63 Merrickville.

64 R.F.C.&0 Smith's Falls.

65 ... Coboconk and

Garden.

66 ... Minden.

67 ... Minden.

68 Lakefield.

69 Lakefield.

Died October 29th, 1869, aged
29 years.

SCHBAM, GEO. ASHWELL.

1870 K. on t

71

72 ....

73 sttt

74 ...

( Glanford.
| Ainleyville.

Wingham.
. Drayton.

Montreal Theo.C.

London Conf.

SCHUSTER, ANSELM.

1866 k. on t Paris and St.

George, Ger.
67 Vennacher, G. M

68 Vennacher, G. M

69 Vennacher, G. M

70 k.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 Oakville.

58 R. on t . Mono.

59 . Newmarket and

Aurora.

60 Mount Forest.

61 R.F.C. &o Durham, C.E.

62 Durham, C.E.

63 Durham, C.E.

64 New Ireland.

65 . . . Actonvale.

66 Actonvale.

67 New Glasgow.

68 . New Glasgow.

69 Cavignal.

70-j 8

to >• 8UP>D . Montreal.

73 J

74 .... Montreal Conf.

SCOTT, JOHN, B.A.

1870 ..-. Elora.

71 R.F.C. &o 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. . Klemburg.

72 . . Brampton.

73 R.F.c. &o Brampton.

74 . . London Conf.

SCOTT, JONATHAN.

1834 c.
35 R. on T

36 ORD ..

37 ..

38 R. f. c

867 R. on t

68 . .

69

Cobourg, U.V.C.

Berlin.

Peel.

Grape Island.
Lake Simcoe and
Coldwater.
. Lake Simcoe.
. Lake Simcoe and
Barrie.
Lake Simcoe,
Barrie, and
Coldwater.
c Editor Christian
\ Guardian,
I Toronto.

, . Stamford.
Stamford.
. . Cobourg.
. . Cobourg.
. . Port Hope.

Perth.
. Perth.
Cooksville.
Cooks ville.
Cooksville.

sup'y Cooksville.

39 -)
to [

43 J

44 .
45
46

47 .

48 .
49
50 .
51
52
53
54
55
56

57 1

to V sup'y

67 J

68

to

73

74

Toronto.

Brampton.
Toronto Conf.

SCOTT, MOSES.

1872
73
74

c. ...
R. on t .

Port Neuf.
Port Neuf.
Montreal Conf.

SCOTT, WILLIAM.

1836 R.onT.. New York Conf.
Brockville and

Elizabethtown.
Yonge Street.
Amherstburg.
Amherstburg.

37 . .
38

39 ORD

40 R. F.

41 1

to y ..

47 J

St. Clair.
St. Arniand.

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

CHMN.
CHMN.

CHMN.
CHMN.
CHMN.
CHMN.

CHMN.
CHMN.

CHMN.

CHMN.
CHMN.
CHMN.
CHMN.
CHMN.

St Arniand.

Melbourne.

Melbourne.

Montreal West

Montreal West.

Odelltown.

Odelltown.

Peterboro'.

Peterboro'.

Toronto West

Agt. Vic. CoL

Ottawa.

Ottawa.

Ottawa.

Prescott

Prescott

Matilda.

Matilda.

Napanee.

Napanee.

Napanee.

Oshawa.

Oshawa.

Oshawa.

Montreal Conf.

48 ....

49 St. Armand.

Secretary of Conference in 1862
and 1872.

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

SCOTT, WILLIAM L.

1855 c

.... Wellesley.

56 R. mm. Cobourg, S.V.C

57

. Oakville.

58 ...

. . Bridgenorth.

59 R.F.

c. &o Bradford.

60

. . . Percy.

61

Alnwick.

62

Alnwick.

63 .

Keene.

64 .

Ke^ne.

65

Keene.

66 .

67 sop

d. Peterboro'.

68

Three Rivers.

69 ...

. . Three Rivers.

70

Three Rivers.

71 . .

Smithfield.

72

Smithfield.

73

Lakefield.

74

Toronto Conf.

SEELEY, SAMUEL C.

1856 c

57 R. on t . Kincardine.

58 Bayfield.

59 ... . No Station— ill

health.
Died 1859, aged 27 years.

SELLERY, SAMUEL.
1871 R. onr

72
73

74

Londesboro' and
Holmesville.
Howick.
Wingham.
London Conf.

WESLEYAN METHODIST CONFERENCE.

137

SELLEY, JOHN B., M.D.

1836 R.«iT..

37

38

39

40 R.F.C. &0

41

42

43

44 ..

45 ....

46 .. ..

47 ....
48

49 ....

50

51

52

53 sup'y..

54

55

56

57

to

62

63^

* to f
67)
68 ^

to )■ HW'll. . .

73 J

74 ..

Montreal.
Shefford.
Melbourne.
New Ireland.
Quebec.
Hamilton and

Brantford.
Toronto West.
Toronto West.
St. Armands.
St. Armands.
Eleuthera, Ba-
hamas.
St. Kitts, W. I.
St. Kitts, W I.
Antigua.
Antigua.
Quebec,
Compton.
Compton.
Compton.

sitp'd Ouebec.

sup'd Compton.

Montreal.
Montreal Conf.

SEMMENS, JOHN.

1870
71

73

Windsor.
Chatham.
Dundas.
Norway House,

H. B, T.
Nelson River.

SHALEB, HENRY.

1828^1 / Methodist

to J- -J Episcopal

32 J I Conference.

33 ord. . Rideau.

34 Rideau.

35 . . Matilda.

36 ... Matilda.

37 Prescott and

Augusta.
38 Augusta.

39 Ottawa.

40 Ottawa.

41 Richmond.

42 Richmond.

43 .. Hull.

44 .... Hull.

45 Pembroke and

Bonchire.

46 . . I'emborke.

47 Pembroke.

48 Pembroke and

Westmeath.

49 Osgoode.

50 Osgoode.

51 Osgoode.

52 Westmeath.

53 Westmeath.
54 1

to j- sup'd. Kemptville.

69 J

70 Hudson.

71 1

to J-.sup i) Kemptville.

73 J

74 . . Montreal Conf.

SHANNON, JOHN.
1859 r. onr Norwood.

74 Toronto Conf.

SEXSMITH, GEORGE.

1860 c. . . . Romney.

61 r. on T Strathroy.

62 MeGillivray.

63 .... Ingersoll.

64 r.f.o. &o MeGillivray.

65 MeGillivray.

66 .... MeGillivray.

67 . . Port Stanley.

68 Port Stanley.

69 ... . ( Lucan and

70 . . j Ailsa Craig.

71 Lucan.

72 Orangeville.

73 ( )rangeville.

Died Feb 22nd, 1874, aged 39

years.

SEXSMITH, WM. V

60 ..

61 ..

62 s. v. c.

Died Oct,
years.

Norwood.
Millbrook.
Cobourg.
4th, 1862, aged 26

1851

SHAW, JOHN.
Strathroy.

c.

52 r. on T.

53

54 s. v. c. .

55 R.F.C. &o
56
57

58 !
I

59 ...

60 ..
61
62
63

64 ....
65

66 ...
67
68
69

70 .. .

71 .. .

72 I'HMX

73 CHMX,

74

SEC
SEC

Malahide.

Crowland.

Cobourg.

Woodstock.

Port Dover.

Cayuga.

Cayuga.

Smith ville.

.Smith ville.

Smith ville.

Grimsby.

Grimsby.

Grimsby.

Whitby and

Oshawa.
Newmarket and
Aurora.
Aurora.
Weston.
Weston.
Brampton.
Brampton.
Toronto Fourth.
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 vears.

SHANNON, WILLIAM.

1871 R. on t

i J, (i iti) .

73

74

Kennebec.
( Kennebec,

Salt Spring and
( Maple Bay, B.C.
Salt Spring and
Maple Bay.
Toronto Conf.

1854
55

56

57
58
59

60
61

62
63
64
65
66
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
74

R. fill. T

K.F.C.&O

Osprey.

Bath and Am-
herst Isle.

Brant.

Belmore.

Shannonville.

M adoc and Hast-
ings Road.

Ormstown.

Cavignal.

Cavignal.

Cavignal.

Clarendon.

Clarendon.

Clarendon.

Onslow.

Maberly.

Maberly,

Maberly.

Harrowsmith.

Lynedoch.

Lynedoch.

London Conf.

SHAW,
1864 r. on t.

65

66

67 ..

68 R.F(

69

70 sup'd .
nup'd.

71

Died Feb.
years.

WILLIAM.
Franklin.
La Chute.
Smith's Falls.
Newburg.
&o Newburg.
Napanee.
Shawbridge.
Shawbridge.
24th, 1872, aged 35

SHAW.

WM ISAAC, B.A.,
LL.B.

1864 c. ..

65 r. on r

66 ...
67

Brewer's Mills.
Brewer's Mills.
Belleville.
Lachine.

68 r.f.c.&o Lachine.

69 Hemmingford.

70
71
72
73
74

Hemmingford.
Hemmingford.
Odelltown.
Odelltown.
Montreal Conf.

A graduate of Victoria Univer-
sitv— B.A.. 1861 : LL.B.. 1S64.

13S

MINISTERS AND PROBATIONERS.

SHENSTONE, WM. EWEN.

1828 R. on T.&o England.

29 ... Stanstead.

30 . . St. Armand.

31 Three Rivers.

32 R. F. c. Shcfford.

33 ... ... Shefford.

34 Three Rivers.

35 Three Rivers.

36 Three Rivers.

37]

to [■ ... Nova Scotia.
45.)

46 St. Armand.

47 St. Armand.

48 E. B. America.

SHEPHERD, EDMUND.

1831 ( Methodist Epis-

32 ( copal Conf.

33 Hallowell.

34 Bay Quinte.

35 Hamilton.

36 Brantford.

37 Brantford.

38 ... Newmarket.

39 Newmarket.

40 ... Stamford.

41 St. Catharines.

42 chmn". London.

43 chmn. London.

44 chmn. London.

45 . . Dundas.

46 . . Kingston.

47 . . By town.

48 chmn. Bytown.

49 chmn. Bytown.

50 chmn. Bytown and

Torbolton.

51 . . Woodstock.

52 . . Woodstock.

53 . . Woodstock.

54 chmn. Chatham.

55 Expelled.

SHEPHERD, \VM. W.

1862 r. on t. Mount Forest

and Arthur.

63 St. Vincent.

64 s. v. c Cobourg.

65 . . . . Belmont.

66 s. v. c Cobourg.

67 R. f. c.&o Listowel.

68 Listowel.
'59 Listowel.

70 Washington.

71 Washington.

72 Washington.

73 (.'ainsville.

74 London Conf.

SHEPLY, JOSEPH.

Simcoe.
i t Dumfries.

Orimshy.
Stamford.

i.&.. York.

1846
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 sup'd
74

Dumfries.

Malahide.

Malahide.

Ingersoll.

Ingersoll.

Blenheim.

Blenheim.

Paris.

Paris.

Simcoe.

Simcoe.

Norwich.

Norwich.

Ingersoll.

Ingersoll.

Ingersoll.

Cookstown.

Newmarket and
Aurora.
Berlin.
Berlin.
Fingal.
Fingal.
Wardsville.
Blenheim.
Blenheim.
Ingersoll.
London Conf.

S41

c.

42

R.

43

44

45

11.

SHERIDAN, WILLIAM.

1858 R. on T. Prince Albert.

59 . . . . ( 'artwright.

60 Bowmanvillc

61 ... Merrickville.

62 r.f.c.&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.c.&o Sandwich and

Windsor,

63 ... Orangeville.

64 .... Orangeville.

65 Orangeville.

66 ... Albion.

67 . . Albion.
68 Albion.

69 Tyironnell.

70 Tvrcniilicll.

71 .... Erin.

72 .... (.'hinguacousy.

73 ( 'hinguacousy.

74 . r r.,,,1..,. i '.,„(•

SHIBLEY, SAMUEL.

1871 c. . . Moore.

72 c. ... Thurso.

73 R. on t Richmond.

74 .... Montreal Conf.

SHIER, RICHARD.

1869 c.
70 c.

North Wakefield

and Templeton.

71 R. on t

Aylwin.

72

L'Orignal.

73 r.f.c.&o Mansonville.

74

Montreal Conf.

SHOREY, EDMUND S.

1859 r. on t.

Waterloo —

Kingston

60

Bath.

61

Centreville and

Tamworth

62 s. v. c .

Cobourg.

63 r.f.c.&o Waterloo —

Kingston

64

Rokeby.

65

Rokebv.

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 n. on

t Wilton.

57

. . Centreville and

Tamworth

58

Bath.

59 K.F.C

. &i> (iananoque.

60

Seymour.

61

Seymour.

62

Seymour.

63

Minden.

64 ..

Minden.

65 ....

. . . Minden.

66

Hastings.

67

Hastings.

68 ....

69

Fenella.

70

. . . Fenella.

71 ..

Fenella.

72

Harrowsmith.

73

Harrowsmith.

74 ...

. . Montreal Conf.

SHORTT, WM. KEM.M1S, M.A

1872 r. on t

73 ORD..

Ormstown.
Ormstown.

WESLEYAN METHODIST CONFERENCE.

13J>

SICKLES, ABRAHAM.

1843 ) R. on t

to
46

ORD.

47 ^ R. F. C '

to V
51 J
52 ....

to [

66 J

67 svp'd
68^>

69 [

70 J
711

72 J-

73 J
74

Muncey.

Munoey.

Grand River.

Mount Elgin

and Muncey.
Muncey.

Muncev.

Lake of Two

Mountains.
London Conf.

SILVESTER, CHARLES.

1846 c. . . St. Armand.

47 R. on T . Stratford and

Peel,

.48 . . London Circuit.

49 Devonshire.

50 r.f.c. &o Wardsville.

51 Wardsville.

52 . . Wardsville.

53 Goderich.
54 Goderich.

55 Elora.

56 Elora.

57 f. sec. . Elora.

58 .. Bradford.

59 f. sec. Bradford.

60 . . Collingwood.

61 Collingwood.

62 ... Prince Albert.

63 . . Prince Albert.

64 Prince Albert.

65 Canton.

66 Canton.

67 Canton.

68 F. sec. . Baltimore.

69 f. .sec. . . Baltimore.

70 f. sec. . . Baltimore.

71 .... Grimsby.
72 Grimsby.

73 Niagara.

74 ... London Conf.

SIMPSON, JAMES.

1870 r.oht. Collfield.

71 Moulinette.

72 Richmond.

73 .... March.

74 Montreal Conf.

SING, SAMUEL.

1867

c.

Madoc.

68

R.

on T .

Shannonville.

69

....

Brighton.

70

Plainville.

71

R.

F. C. & 0

Plainville.

72

Plainville.

73

Madoc.

74

...

Toronto Conf.

SLATER, JAMES CORNISH.

1846 r. o« r

47 ..

48 ..

49 ..

50 R.
51
52
53

54 ..
55
56

57 ..
58
59

60 f.

61 f.

62 f.
63

64 ..

65 ..

66 F.

67 ..

68 ..
69

70 ..

71 .

72 ..

73 ..

74 ..

Kingston and
Loughboro'
. . Peterboro'

Port Hope.

Humber.

F.c. &o Bowmanville.
.... Bowmanville.

Norwood.
Norwood.

Picton.

Picton.

Picton.

Bowmanville.

Bowmanville.

Bowmanville.

Barrie.

Barrie.

Barrie.

Millbrook.

Millbrook.

Millbrook.
J Whitby and
/ Oshawa.

Whitby.

Pembroke.

Pembroke.

Pembroke.

Smith's Falls.

Smith's Falls.

London Conf.

SEC
SEC
SEC

SEC

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

SLIGHT, BENJAMIN, M.A.

1834 k. «t. Amherstburg.

35 ord.. Amherstburg.

36 )

to > Credit.

39 \

40 Guelph.

41 Three Rivers.

42 St. John.

43 . . . . St. John.

44 Three Rivers.

45 Three Rivers.

46 ) Compton and

47 .. \ Hatley.

48 .... Melbourne.

49 ... Melbourne.

50 Melbourne.

51 -j

to J- 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

67 ..

Osgoode.
Thurso

68

Expelled.

SLOANE

, JAMES W.

1858 c.

Brock.

59 R. on t

Gull River.

60 s. v. c .

Cobourg.

61 ....
62

Cartwright.
Hastings Road,

63 R.F.c.&i

Hastings Road.

64
65

Hastings Road.
Roxboro'.

66 ....

Roxboro'

67 ....

Roxboro'

68 sup'd.

Millbrook.

69

Hall's Bridge

70

Warsaw.

Died June 2i

id, 1*71, aged 3.'

years.

SMILEY,

JOHN, M.A.

1865 r. on t

Cooks ville.

66
67

Washington.
Preston.

68

Elora.

69 R.F.C&C

St. Thomas.

70 ....

Lucan and

71 ....

72 ....

Ailsa Craig
Ailsa Craig.
Mono

73 ..

Mono.

74

Toronto Conf.

A graduate of University < 'ol-
lege, Toronto— M.A., 1868"

SMITH, ANDREW A.

1849 c.

Millbrook.

50 P.. 071 T

Norwood.

51 ....

Bradford.

52

Glanford.

53 R.F.C. &

o Kincardine.

54

\ Berlin and

55 ..

\ Blenheim.

' 56

Mitchell.

1 57

Mitchell.

58 .. ..

Aylmer, W

59

Aylmer, W.

60

Vienna.

61

Vienna.

62 ....

Vienna.

63

Sarnia.

64

Sarnia.

i 65

Sarnia.

66

. Brighton.

67

. Brighton.

68

Brighton.

69

Newmarket.

70

Newmarket.

71 ..

Newmarket.

72

. Selby.

73 ..

Newburg.

74 ...

Montreal ConL.

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 ) Dudswell and

66 ) Bury.

67 Withdrew.

SMITH, JOHN TATLER.

1872 c

73 k. on t

74 ... .

Orangeville.
Moore.
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 k. wit.. Exeter.

68 ... Aylmer, W.

69 Kincardine.

70 r.f.c.&o Trowbridge.

71 Trowbridge.

72 Millbank.

73 ... Millbank.

74 ...... . Montreal Conf.

SMITH, PHILANDER.

1820-1 r Methodist

to \ stip'd -j Episcopal

32 j t. Conference.
33-)

to >■ . . . . 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 i •. . . Bath.

58 R. on t. . Devonshire.

59 Owen Sound.
HO Bradford.

61 r.f.c&o Barrie.

62 Actonvale.

•53 Actonvale

64 . Actonvale.

65 . . Danville.
66 Danville.

67 Danville.

68 ...... : .. . Leeds.

69 ...... . Leeds.

70 Leeds.

71 Sawyerville.

72 . . Sawyerville.

73 Innisftl.

74 Toronto Conf.

SMITH, WILLIAM.

1828-| ("Methodist

to > . . -! Episcopal

32 J I Conference.

33 Brockville.

34 Brockville.

35 Rem. to U. S.

SMITH, WILLIAM E.

1871 c. ...

72 E. «T.

73

74

Florence.
Holmesville.
Scarboro'.
Toronto Conf.

SNIDER, SOLOMON

1835 r. on t.
36

37 ....

38 .

Matilda.

Waterloo.

Sidney.

Sidney.
39 . Peterborough.

40^

to >■ Located.

44j

45 r. on t . St. Thomas.

46 r.f.c.&o Norwich.

47 Norwich.

48 . . Withdrew, and
removed to the United States.

SNOWDEN, THOMAS J.

1872 b. onr. Muskoka.
) Huntsville.
) Coldwater.
74 .... Toronto Conf.

SPENCER, HAZLETON A.

1859 R. on t. . Long Isld. Lcks.

60 . Smith's Palls.

61 s. v. c . . Cobourg.

62 . . Carleton Place.

^.-H&Har*,

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.

73

SPARLING, JOSEPH W.,
M.A., B.D.

1866 r. on t . . Belmont.
67 s. v. c Cobourg.
68 Lloydtown.

69 tt. v. c. Cobourg.

70 u. v. c . Cobourg.

71 R.F.C.&0 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. on r Paisley.

65 Stratford.

66 .. Removed to U.S.
and united with the Michigan
Conference of the Methodist Epis-
copal Church. In 1874 he was
stationed at Evart, Big Rapids
District.

SPENCER, JAMES, M.A.

1838 r. on t. . Grimsby.

39 ... Newmarket.

40 I Whitby.

(St. Catharines.

41 . . . Brantford.

42 R.F.C.&0 Tutor Vic. Coll.

43 ... Dundas.

44 Dundas.

45 . . Toronto Circuit.

46 . . Nelson.

47 . . Nelson.

48 Nelson.

49 Guelph.

50 Guelph.
51-)

to >- 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 upon 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.omt.&o )

to

. } Grenada, W. I.

23

. )

24 R. F. 0.

, St. Vincent and

St. Lucia, W. I.

25

Shefford, C. E.

26

, Shefford, C. E.

27 .

. St. Armand.

WESLEYAN METHODIST CONFERENCE.

141

1828

29 .. ..

30 ...
31

32 . . . .

33^1

to }• ..

36 J

37 ..
38

39

40

41

42

43

44 ..

45

46

47 CHMX.

48 CHMN.

49

50 ..

51 CHAIN.

52 CHMN.

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 16th, 1852, aged
56 years.

SQUIRE, WM. WOOD,
M.A., M.D.

1858 ii. onr. 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.

STAFFORD, CHARLES E.

STARR, JOSEPH HERBERT.

1864-|

i Primitive

to j-

I Methodist

70 J

( Conference

71 R. F. C

. . Rockwood.

72

Rockwood.

73

Holmesville.

74 ...

. . London Conf.

STAFFORD, EZRA ADAMS.

1860 it. on r. Warwick.

61 Arkona.

62 Ingersoll.

63 s. v. c Cobourg

64 r.f.c. &o Mooretown.

65 Mooretown.

66 Newbury.

67 Newbury.

68 Newbury.

69 F. .sec. . Kingsville.

70 F. .sec. . Kingsville.

71 f. sec. Kingsville.

72 Petrolia.

73 f. sec. . . Petrolia.

74 Montreal Conf.

1851)
to J-

56 J

57 .
58
59

60 f.

61 F.

62 f.

63 f.

64 f.

65 F.

66 f.

67 f.

68 f.

69 f.

70 f.
71
72
73
74

SEC.
SEC.
SEC. .
SEC.
SEC. .
SEC. .
SEC
SEC. .
SE( '. .
SEC. .
SEC. .

Eastern
British
America.
(Georgetown.
Bath.
Bath.
Bath.

( Waterloo-

i Kingston.

Grimsby.

Grimsby.

Thorold.

Thorold.

Thorold.

St. Thomas.

St. Thomas.

St. Thomas.

Streetsville.

Streetsville.

Toronto Conf.

1854

STARR, REGINALD H., M.A.

1864 R. 071 T

65

66

67

Ingersoll.
St. Mary's.
AyJmer, C. W.
Markham.

A graduate of Victoria Univer-
sity—B. A., 1864; Silver Medal-
ist; M.A., 1867.

He withdrew irregularly in
1867 and united witli the Epis-
copalian Church.

He now (1879) has charge of a
congregation in Kincardine, Ont.

STEER, WILLIAM.

1834 r. on t.
35 ....
36

37

38 K.F.C.&

39

40 .. . .

41

42

43

44

45

46 ....

47

48 ...

49

50 ..
51

52 ...

53 ....

54 sup'd.
55

56 |

to J- sup'd .

72 J

73 sup'd .
74

Kingston.

Gananoque.

Grimsby.

Murray.

Murray.

London.

London.

Barrie.

Barrie.

Rice Lake.

Kingston.

Chin guacousy.

Chinguacousy.

Scugog.

Scugog.

Brock.

Rama.

Rama.

Erin.

Mono.

Mono.

Three Rivers.

Cobourg.

Grafton.
Toronto Conf.

STEINHAUR, HENRY,

1851 R. on t

53

1 Oxford House,
! H. B. T.

Visiting Eng.
and Canada.
55^| k.f.c.&o i
to \- \ Lac La Biche.

59 J .... )

69^
to }■ White Fish Lake.

72 J

73 . . Woodville.

74 Toronto Conf.

STENN1NG, GEORGE.

1858
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
74

K.F.C.&O

Albion.

Mono.

Lawrenceville.

Lawrenceville.

South Bolton.

Sutton.

Frelighsburg.

Leeds.

Leeds.

Leeds.

Knowlton.

Knowlton.

Knowlton.

CoUfield.

Clarendon.

Clarendon.

Montreal Conf.

STEPHENSON, WIILLIAM.

1858 ii. i\ m
59 ...
60

| Waterloo —

j Kingston.

61

. Woodstock.

62

Woodstock.

63

Simcoe.

64

Simcoe.

65

Toronto West.

66 ..

Toronto West.

67

. Toronto East.

68

. Toronto East.

69

Toronto East.

70 CHMN. .

. Ottawa.

71 CHAIN.

Ottawa.

72

. Ottawa.

73

Hamilton —

Wesley Church

74

. London Conf.

Delegate to the First General
Conference, Toronto, 1874.

STEVENSON, JOHN C.

1870 c

71 it. on t.

72

73 ....
74

Kleinburg.
Cookstown.
Innisiil.
Aurora.
London Conf.

STEWART, JOHN.

1862 c. ..

63 it. on t

64 ..
65

66 s. v. c .

67 e
68

Arran.
Artemesia.
George ville.
Georgeville.
Cobourff.

f.c.&o Eaton.
Eaton.

142

MINISTERS AND PROBATIONERS.

1869 DudswelL

70 ....... Dudswell.

71 . . . Leeds.

72 , .. Leeds.

73 Leeds.

74 Montreal Conf.

STEWART, JOHN HARDY.

1864 c. Dudswell.

65 e. wit Clarendon.

66 . . Clarendon

67 Alice.

68 R.F.C.&0 Thorne.

69 Thome.

70 ....... Onslow.

71 ... Onslow.

72 Onslow.

73 . . . Elgin.

74 , Montreal Conf.

STEWART, SCHUYLER.

1835 R. on T
36

Nelson.
Located.

ST1NSON, JOSEPH, D.D.

1823 R.OMT.&0 Melbourne.

24 . . . Kingston.

25 . . .... Melbourne.

26 ... Melbourne.

27 k. f. c Montreal.
.28")

to }• ... English Conf.

32 J

33 ... Kingston.

34 .... Kingston.

35 Kingston.

36 Toronto.

37 . . Toronto
38 Toronto.

39 ) President of the

40 \ Conference

41 .. .. Toronto.
42)

to V ... , English Conf.

57 J

58

to

61

62 . . Ex-President.

Note. — The honorary degree
of D. D. was conferred upon him
l>v Victoria University 1856.

Died August 26th, 1862, aged
61 years.

STINSON, JOSEPH H.

1858 c Port Hope.

59 k. wit Albion.

60 Lindsay.

61 Prince Albert.

62 . , St. George.

63 k.f.c. &o Walsingham.

64 . ... Robcaygeon.

65 ...... Lakefield, Mud

Lake & Warsaw

66 Warsaw.

67 Warsaw.

68 Minden.

President of
the Conference.

1869
70
71
72
73

74

Minden.
Minden.
Frankford.
Frankford.
Christian and
Beausoliel Isl'ds
London Conf.

STRACHAN, RICHARD.

1872 c. ... Aniable.

73 R. on t Walter's Falls.

74 ... Toronto Conf.

STOBBS, THOMAS.

1849 c Chatham.

50 r. owt. Amherstbiirg.

51 .... Dundas.

52 .... Dundas.

53 s. v. c Cobourg.

54R.F.C.&0 | London.
( Bytown.

55 Innisfil.

56 Innisfil.

57 ■.. Innisfil.

58 ..... Colborne.

59 ... Colborne.

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.

1864-)
to ]■ .

70 J

71 R.
72
73

74 .

f Primitive
-j Methodist
I Conference.

f. c . Napier.
Napier.
. . . . Sombra and

Walpole.
London Conf.

STONEY, EDMUND.

1823^1 ( Methodist

to j- ■■ ] Episcopal

32 J [ Conference

33 . Yonge Street

34 . . Yonge Street.

35 Toronto Circuit.

36 . . Toronto Circuit.

37 ... London.

38 ... London.

39 .... Dumfries.

4-0 Dumfries.

41 ........ Guelph.

42-)

to y sup'd , London.
62 J

Died August 8th, 1862, aged
72 years.

1855 c.
56 R.

OUT

57 ORD.
to ..

63 .
64

65 ..

66 ..
67

68 ...

69 ..
70

71

STRINGFELLOW, CHARLES.

Point Levi, C.E.
Point Levi, 3 mo
Danville, 9 mo.

1 Oxford House,
J H. B. T.

. Norway House.

Norway House.
. Norway House.

Nissouri.

Nissouri.

Nissouri.

Kirkton.

Kirkton.
72 Kirkton.

73 London North.

74 London Conf.

STRONG, JOHN BASS.

1813
14
15
16

17

r. oni

Quebec.
Quebec.
Three Rivers.
Three Rivers.
Eastern British
American Conf.

SUNDAY, JOHN.

(SHAH-WUN-DAIS.) ■

1832)

33^

Missionary to

34)

Indians

35

Grape Island.

36 ORD..

Rice Lake and

Grape Island.

37

Alderville.

38 R. F. u

Alderville.

39-)

to [

Rice Lake.

42 J

43

) Alderville and

44

\ Rice Lake.

45)

to £

Rice Lake and

50 )

Mud Lake.

51/

to }

Mount Flgin
and Muncey.

55)

56-i

to }

Alnwick.

66 J

67)

to > sup'd .

Alderville.

73

74

Toronto Conf.

SUTCLIFFE, INGHAM.

1831 R. WIT

London, Eng.

32 , .

, St. Armand and

Missisquoi Bay.

33 .......

Montreal and

Little York-

34

Newfoundland.

REV. JOHN SUNDAY,
(SHA-WUN-J)AIS.)

WESLEYAN METHODIST CONFERENCE.

143

SUTCLIFFE, WILLIAM.

1820 11. onr.
21
22 ..

Melbourne.
Caldwell's Manor
England.

SUTHERLAND, ALEX.

1855 c

Clinton.

56 k. on t . .

Gait 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.

(!6 ..

Hamilton.

67 ..

Yorkville.

68

Yorkville.

69

Yorkville.

70 ...

Toronto Second.

71

Toronto Second.

72

Toronto Second.

73

Montreal First.

74

Toronto Conf.

Secretary of Conference in 1870

and 1871.

Delegate to First General Con-

fence, Toronto,

1874.

SUTHERLAND, DONALD.

1856
57
58
59

60
61
62
63
64
65
66

c

R. on T .

R. F. c. k o

Percy.
Hungerford.
Shannonville.
Westineath and
Pembroke.
East Bolton.
East Bolton.
Knowlton.
Knowlton.
Knowlton.
Frelighsburg.
Rem. to U. S.

Died January 25th, 1868, aged
■i'2 years.

SUTHERLAND, DONALD G.,

1857

Fingal.

M.A.

58

. Elora.

1864 R. out.
65
66

Milton.

Oakville.

Oakville.

59
60
61

. Elora.
Elora.
Lloydtown.

67

68 R.F.C.&O

69 . .

70

Dundas.
Brampton.
Brampton.
Kingston.

62
63
64
65
66^

Lloydtown.

Cookstown.

. Cookstown.

Cookstown.

71

72

Kingston.
Gananoque.

67
68
69
70

- sup'd .

Cookstown.

73 F. SEC. .

74 ..

Gananoque.
London Conf.

Drayton.
Drayton.

A Graduate

of Victoria Uni-

71

Drayton.

versity — B. A

., 1859 ; M. A.,

72

. Georgetown.

1867.

73

. Georgetown.

74

London Conf.

SUTTON,

WILLIAM.

•

1855 c

56 R. F. c.

Cainsville.
Cainsville.

SWEET,

EDMUND E.

57

Orange ville.

1855

c. . .

. Huntingdon.

58

Orangeville.

56

R. on T

St. Andrews.

59

St. Vincent.

57

St. Andrews.

60 ...

61 )

to [ ..

63 J

64 . .

65 ....

Teeswater.

58

Aylmer, E.

Located.

59
60

R. F. V. &

(i L'Orignal.
L'Orignal.

Denbigh.
Denbigh.

61
62
63

Osgoode.
Osgoode.
Osgoode.

66 . .

Denbigh.

64

F. SEC

Bell's Corners.

67

Maynooth.

65

East Bolton.

68

Maynooth.

66

East Bolton.

69 . .

Maynooth.

67

East Bolton.

70

Coboconk.

68

Eaton.

71

Coboconk.

69

Eaton.

72

Coboconk.

70

. Eaton.

73

Manitoulin Isld.

71

Three Rivers.

74

Toronto Conf.

72

. Three Rivers.

73

sup'd.

Hamilton.

74

London Conf.

SWANN,

MATTHEW.

1850 c.

Peel.

51 C.

Peel.

SYVRET. JOHN.

52 R.OMT.&O

Norwich.

53

Norwich.

1871

R. on t

Knowlton, Feb..

54 n. f. c

Walsingham.

72

Sweetsburg, Fch.

55

Walsingham.

73

ORD. .

Roxton, French.

56 ...

Fingal.

74

. Montreal Conf.

T.

TAGGART, CHARLES.

1843
44
45
46
47

c. . .
R. on t .

Richmond.
L'Orignal.
Mississippi.
St. Andrews.
Osgoode.

R. F. r. & o

48 Osgoode.

49 Wilton.

50 ... Wilton.

51 ... Waterloo.

52 . . Waterloo.

j 1853

; 54

! 55
56
57
58
59
60
61
62
63

Consecon.

1864

Consecon.

65

Colborne.

66

Colborne.

67

Colborne.

68

Stouffville.

69

Stouffville.

70

Centreville and

71

Tarn worth.

72

Farmersville.

73

Farmersville.

74

Merrick ville.

Merrickville.

Merrickville.

North Gower.

North Gower.

North Gower.

Stirling

Stirling.

Stirling.

Ameliasburg.

Toronto Conf.

144

MINISTERS AND PROBATIONERS.

TALLMAN, ISAAC B.

1857 R. on t. Glanford.

58 ...... Melbourne.

59 okd )

to > Gaspe.

62 ... . )

63 Arran.

64 . . Arran.

65 Caistorville.

66 Gaspe.

67 Gaspe

68 Gaspe.

69 Hullsville.

70 Hullsville.

. 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

179ti

R. on T.

|

to

\ Irish Conf.

1834

351

>>

f Brockville.

36
37

38

S

r * ■

Cobourg.
Cobourg.
Toronto.

39

Toronto.

40.

g

.Newmarket.

Died April, 1841, aged 66 years

TAYLOR, EDWARD H.

1868 u. . . . Exeter.

69 r. on t Kirkton.

70 , Milton.

71 .... Cainsville.

72 Cainsville.

73 r.f.c. &o Winchester.

74 -. Montreal Conf.

TAYLOR, ERNEST M., B.A.

1873 r. on T. . Classical Tutor
Theol. College,
Montreal.
74 Montreal Conf.

TAYLOR, JAMES.

1851 c. . . Chatham.

52 r. wit London Circuit.

53 , Bradford.

54 s. v. c , . Coobourg.

Died 1854, aged 28 years.

TAYLOR, LACHL1N, D.D.

1839 c Buckingham.

40 u. out Richmond.

41 . .... Prescott.

42 Toronto.

43 i:.f.c.&o Hamilton.

44 ........ Brockville.

45 Kingston.

1846 .,....,, Bytown.

47 . ... St. Catharines.

48 ...... Montreal.

49 Three Rivers.

50 sup'y . . Cobourg.

51^ r Toronto, Agent

to [ . . . . -{ for U. C. Bible
59 J I Society.

60 ") f Hamilton, Agent

to \ \ for U. C. B. S. &

64J I B. &F. B. S.

65^
to j- 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. out. Georgetown.

63 . Norwich.

64 St. George.

65 ... Bayham.

66 R.F/C.&o Bayham.

67 Woodstock.

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.

69 )

70 \ ..- North Wakefield.
71 J

72 ... Osgoode.

73 . Osgoode.

74 .... Montreal Conf.

TENNANT, ELISHA.

1863 c. . . . Elgin.
64 r. on t . . Merrickville.
65 Farmersville.

66 .. ... Matilda.

67 R.f.c.&o Consecon.
68 Florence.

69 ...

70 ...

71 ...

72 .

Saugeen.

Saugean.
, Saugeen
. New Credit.

73 ...

New Credit.

74 ....

. . London Conf.

TESKEY, EBENEZER.

1861

r. on T

Mooretown .

62

- . ...

Mooretown.

63

S. V. c .

Cobourg.

64

S. V. c . .

Cobourg.

65

R.F.C.&C

Nor. Sherbrooke

66

Perth.

67

Shawbridge.

68

Shawbridge.

69

Napier.

70

Napier.

71

Wyoming.

72

Wyoming.

73

Wyoming.

74

London Conf.

TETRON, HENRI.

1857

c . .

Quebec, F.M.

58

r. on T.

Quebec, F.M.

59

Quebec, ¥ M.

60

Dropped.

THIBADEAU, ALEXANDER.

1870 c. ... Keppel.

71 R. onr Thornbury.

72 .. .. Thornbury.
73 Paisley.

74 . Toronto Conf.

THOMPSON, CHRISTOPHER
L.

1870 r. on t

71 ... ..

72 ORD

73

74 ....

Kennebec.
Newburg.
Newcastle.'
Victoria and

Saanich, V.I.
Victoria and

Saanich, V.l.
Toronto Conf.

THOMPSON, DANIEL
WELLWOOD.

1868 v. Wingham.

69 R. on T Howick.

70 .. Listowel.

71 ... Washington.

72 s. v. c . Cobourg.

73 R.F.C. &o Harmony.

74 London Conf.

THOMPSON, DAVID.

1864 r. wit. Wesleyville.

65 ... Manningville.

66 .... Located — ill

health.

Died Jan. 23rd, 1867, aged 25
years.

THOMPSON, JAMES.

1854 c. . . . Storrington.

55 R. <wi t . . Storrington.

56 Bradford.

57 s. v. c. Cobourg.

58 s. v. c - . Cobourg.

59 r.f.c.&o Napanee.

WESLEYAN METHODIST CONFERENCE.

145

1860 Brewer's Mills.

TOMBLIN

WILLIAM.

TOTTEN, JOHN W

61 . . Brewer's Mills.
62 Brewer's Mills.

63 Oil Springs.

64 . . . Oil Springs.

65 ... Milford.

66 Milford.

67 Ameliasburg.

68 .... Ameliasburg.

69 Ameliasburg.

1853 o.
54 r. on t .
55
56

57 r.f.c.&o

Dunnville.
Port Hope.
Picton.
Brighton.
Richmond.

1865 r. wit. Muskoka.

66 . . Penetanguishene

67 Sharon and

Mount Albert.

68 s. v. o Cobourg

58 ..
59

60 F. SEC. .

Richmond.
Richmond.
Westmeath.

69 r.f.c.&o Edwardsburg.

70 ... Edwardsburg.

71 . . . . Angus.

70)

71' > sup'd . Napanee.
72 )

61 F. SEC.

Westmeath.

72 Angus.

62 F. SEC

63 F. SEC. .

Westmeath.
Pembroke.

73 f. sec Angus.

74 Toronto Conf.

61 V. SEC. .

Pembroke.

Died April 19th, 1873, aged 43
years.

65 F. SEC.

66 F. SEC.

Pembroke.
Westmeath.

TOVELL, ISAAC.

67 F. SEC

Westmeath.

1868 c Millbank.

68 F. SF.C

Westmeath.

69 r. on r. Berlin.

THOMPSON, ROBERT.

69 )

70 .... Georgetown.

71 s. v. c Cobourg.

72 s. v. c Cobourg.

70 F. SEC

Pakenham and

1857 c. ■ • . Arteiiiesia.

71 \

Arnprior.

58 R. om St. Vincent.

72

Hridgewater.

73 K.F.f.&o Toronto, Elm-St

59 . . . Ainleyville.

73

Bridge water.

74 . . . . Toronto Conf.

60 s. v. c. Cobourg.

74 ..

Toronto Conf.

61 s. v. c. Cobourg.

62 r.f.c. &o Penetanguishene

63 . Penetanguishene

TOMKINS, JOHN.

TOWNLEY, ADAM.

- 64 sup'd Mono.

1827]
to j-

1833 c. Canada East.

Newfoundland.

34 c. ... Dunham.

Died March 16th, 1865, aged

32 J

35 R. o»rr. Brantford.

30 years.

33

Cuebec

36 ... . . Cobourg.

34

Quebec.

37 . Yonge Street.

35 ...

St Armand.

38 r.f.c.&o Yonge Street.

THORNELOE, JAMES.

36

Odelltown.

39 . . London.

37

Odelltown.

40 ... Withdrew and

1857 c. . . . Granby.

38

Shefford.

united with the Episcopalian

58 R. out, Granby.

39

Shefford.

Church. He is now (1880) super-

59 Granby.

40

Shefford.

annuated and residing in Paris,

60 Farnham.

41

Compton.

Ontario.

61 r.f.c.&o Farnham.

42

Compton.

Compton.
Odelltown.

62 Farnham.

63 . . Georgeville.

43

44

TOYE, REUBEN E.

64 . . Georgeville.

45 ..

Odelltown.

1868] (-Primitive
to [ . . . { Methodist

65 Expelled.

46

Odelltown.

47/

72 J I Conference.

to \
50)
51

Dunham.

73 k. f. c. McKellar.

74 Toronto Conf.

THORNTON, JAMES.

1858 c PxM.riii-ook

to -

Stanstead.

59 R. out. St. Clair. ;

60 ....': Napier,

62 . . Located.

54 )

•" 1- - y: 2 '

58 | -jn

' Clarenceville.
Clarenceville.
Clarenceville.
Dunham.

TOZ ELAND, JOHN.

1868 c. Cataraqui.

69 R. un t M:uvh.

70 Richmond.

59 J $

^Dunham.

71 L'Orignal.

60 ...

Dunham.

72 ) rfc&o \ Flinton and Ad-

THURSTON, JOHN.

61 F. SFC

62 F. sue . .

Shefford.
Shefford.

73 ) ( dington Road.

74 London Conf.

1858 c

63 CHMN.

Stanstead.

59 r. on T Eaton.
60 Oakville.

64
65 ...

Stanstead.
Stanstead.

TUCKER, RICHARD LYLE.

61 s. v. c Cobourg.

*u

Hatley.

1856 r. p. ii... Strathroy.

62 Eaton.

67 > CHUN.

Hatley.

57 Strathroy.

63 r.f.c.&o Bury.

68)

Hatley.

58 . . Georgetown.

64 . . Located — ill

69 )

59 ... Georgetown.

health.

to > sup'd .

Stanstead.

60 Georgetown.

73 )

61 ... Berlin.

74 ....

Montreal Conf.

62 . . Berlin.

TIMBERLAKE, WILLIAM.

63 ... Berlin.

1871 o. . . . Shefford.

! TORRANCI

], WILLIAM.

64 Peel.

65 ... Peel.

72 r. onT. Shefford.

1872 c. ..

Sutton, W.

66 Orange ville.

73 . . Shefford.

73 r. on t.

Sutton, W.

67 Orangeville.

74 Montreal Conf.

74

Toronto Conf.

68 Orangeville.

146

MINISTERS AND PROBATIONERS.

1869 | ( Bath and Am-

1844 .'. Elizabethtown.

TURNER, THOMAS.

70 \ J herst Isle.

45 . . Buckingham.

1822 )

23 ( English Conf.

24 )

71 Point Abino.

72 Point Abino.

46 .... Buckingham.

47 Withdrew.

73 Point Abino.

74 London Conf.

Note. — He united with the

Methodist Episcopal Church of

26 R. F. c Barnston.

Canada, and continued to labour

27 ... Shefford.

TUCKER, SAMUEL.

effectively until the Conference
of 1863, when he was superan-

28 ... - Shefford.

29 Kingston.

1855 k. on T. Bowman ville.

uated. He died August 25th,

30 ... Kingston.

56 Port Hope.

1864, aged 69 years.

31 St Armand.-

1?' ] " - / Sandwich and

TUPPER, REUBEN E.

32 St. Clair.

33 . . St. Clair.

o , ( Toronto, 4 mo.
6i ■■■■ | Shefford, 8 mo.

60 London Circuit.

1836 c ... Perth.

37 "^

„a 1 I Located — ill

™j •••} health.

61 London Circuit.

35 Shefford.

62 Belmont.

36 .. Shefford.

63 Belmont.

37 .... Stanstead.

64 Belmont.

38 ... Stanstead.

65 .... Exeter.

40 c Mississippi.

39 ... Stanstead.

66 ... Exeter.

67 Nottawasaga

41 r on t \ MississiPPi-

41 r. out. | Elizabethtown>

42 . . . St. Catharines.

43 r.f.c. &o Brantford.

44 . . Grimsby.

45 Grimsby.

46 .. Stamford.

47 .. Stamford.

40 . . Odelltown.

41 . . . Rem. to England,

and Angus.

68 Nottawasaga.

69 f. sec Stayner.

70 f. sec . Parry Sound.

71 f. sec . Parry Sound.

72 f. sec Parry Sound.

and was stationed by the Eng-
lish Conference. He died in 1860.

TURNER, WM. THOMAS.

73 . Washington.

48 Chippewa.

1868 c. . . Howick.

74 London Conf.

49 . . Chippewa.

69 n.om. Wingham.

50 Chippewa.

70 . . Kincardine.

51 ... Bradford.

71 Kincardine.

TUCKER, WILLIAM.

52 .. Bradford.

72 ... Sandwich.

53 Brampton.

73 r.f.c &o Tilbury.

1861 - |2»

55"i

74 London Conf.

62 R. on t Belmont.

to ]■ sup'd . Welland.

63 McGillivray.
64 Aylmer, C. W.

61 J

62 Point Abino

TURVER, CHARLES.

65 k.f.c. &o Lucknow.

63 . . Point Abino.

1844 r. on t. Kingston and

66 ... Lucknow.

64 . . Point Abino.

Loughboro'

67 . . , Lucknow.

65 Glanford.

45 ) ( Warwick and

68 Trowbridge.

C Glanford.

46 \ \ Adelaide.

69 Trowbridge.

66 Mount Elgin In-

47 ... Consecon.

70 . . Osprey.

L dustrial School.

48 r.f.c &o Peterboro'

71 . . . Osprey.

72 Walter's Falls.

73 ... Walter's Falls. "

^1 l Mount Elgin In-
70 J " " ( dustrial School.

49 . . . Millbrook.

50 Millbrook.

51 Brighton.

74 Toronto Conf.

71 1

52 sup'y Brighton.

72 y sup'd. London.

53 ... Gananoque.

TUCKLEY, HENRY.

73J

74 ... London Conf.

54 Gananoque.

55 Gananoque.

1869 c . . . Oil Springs and

56 ... Cookstown.

Petrolia.

57 Cookstown.

70 R. on t London, Nor. St.

TURNER, JAMES.

58 ... Cookstown.

71 Expelled.

TUKE, JOHN.

1870 c. . . . Kirkton.

71 e. on t Kirkton.

72 . . Nissouri.

73 okd . . New Westmin-

59 London Circuit.

60 ... Brighton.

61 Brighton.

62 Brighton.

63 . Orillia.

18171 f Methodist

ster, B. C.

64 . . . Orillia.

18 J- ' • < Episcopal

19 J I Conference.

74 ... Toronto Conf.

65 f. sec. Orillia.

66 f. sec. Collingwood.

20 ■)

to )■ Located.

TURNER, JOHN.

67 f. sec Collingwood.

68 F. sec . . Collingwood.

4<iJ

1871 c. ... Meaford.

69^

41 ... . Cornwall.

72 R.otiT. Paisley.

to [• sup'd . Davenport and

42 . . Pembroke.

73 J Seaton.

43 . . Pembroke.

74 London Conf.

74 .... Toronto Conf.

WESLEYAN METHODIST CONFERENCE.

147

Y.

VAN CAMP,

ALBERT JAS.

VANDUSEN, CONRAD.

1858 CHMN.

Owen Sound.

.

59 sup'd

Georgetown.

1864 R. on T.

Brock.

1829^1

( Methodist

60 sup'd

Georgetown.

65

Durham, W.

to \ . .

< Episcopal

61 sup'd...

Whitby.

66)

32 J

( Conference.

62

. Hullsville.

to \

United States.

33 E.F.C.&

o Dumfries.

63

Visiting U. S.
Wardsville.

n)

34 ..

Dumfries.

64

73

Elora.

35

Westminster.

65

. Wardsville and

74

London Conf.

36

St. Thomas.

Eupheniia.

37

Gosfield and

66 )

Amherstburg.

67 j SUP D

Toronto East.

38

Bay Quinte.

68

VANDERBURG, LEVI.

39

40

Bay Quinte.
Bath and Isle

fl9 BUPD

70

Whitby.
Aylmer, Que.

1854 c.

Metcalfe.

of Tanti.

71 .

Aylmer, Que.

55 R. on t

Bridgenorth.

41 T

72 )

73JSUVD

56 s. v. c

Cobourg.

42 \ ...

43 J

Waterloo —

Whitby.

57 s. v. c .

Cobourg.

Kingston.

74

Toronto Conf.

58 s. v. c .
59

Cobourg.
Chatts.

44

45

Hallowell.
. Hallowell.

Secretary of Conference 1874.

60 f.r.c. &o Carp.

46

Brockville.

61

Bell's Corners.

47 -

Brockville.

62

Bell's Corners.

48

Gananoque.

VAN NORMAN. DANIEL C.

63

Bell's Corners.

49^1

( Treasurer
\ Victoria

M.A.

64 ....

St. Andrew's.

50 \ ...

65 ....

La Chute.

51 J

I. College.

1840^ R. oni

Prof. Mathe-

66

67

. Cavignal.
Expelled.

52

53 OHMN

54 CHMN

1 Newash and
J Colpoy's Bay.

to \

44 J

45 ) R.F.C.

matics, Vic-
toria College.
&o Principal Bur-

55 CHMN.

Newash.

to }

lington Ladies'

56 CHMN.

Newash.

51 i

Acad'y, Ham.

57 CHMN.

Newash.

52

Rem. to N. Y.

w.

WADDELL, ROBERT H.

1863 R. onT
64 ...
65
66

Florence.
Mooretown.
Invermay.
Thorold.

67 R.F.C.&0 Thorold.

68
69
70
71

72
73

74

Kemptville.
Kemptville.
Kemptville.
Beamsville.
Beamsville.
Beamsville.
London Conf.

WAITE, JOSEPH.

1873 R. otot. Albion.
74 Toronto Conf.

WAKEFIELD, JOHN.

1852 c. , Blenheim and

Stratford.
53 K.«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 CHMX.

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.

WALDRON, SOLOMON.

Delegate to the First General
I Conference, Toronto, 1874.

182n

to y

32 J

33 ..

34 ..
35^|

to y

40 J

41

42

43

44

45

46

47

48 .

49

50

51

52 -

53 .
54
to
57

Methodist
Episcopal
Conference.
Whitby.
Whitby.

Muncey.

St. Thomas.

St. Thomas.

Gosfield.

Gosfield.

Muncey.

Muncey.

Wardsville.

Walsingham.

Cainsville.

Cainsville.

Elora.

Elora.

Nanticoke.

St. Clair.

148

MINISTERS AND PROBATIONERS.

1868 1

to )■ .:..

6lJ

62 sup'd.

63 sup'd.

64 sup'd.

65 sup'd.
sup'd. .
sup'd. .

68 sup'd.

69 sup'd.

70 sup'd . .

71 sup'd. ..

72 sup'd . .

73 sup'd . .
74

66
67

. Walpole Island.

Moore town.

Moore town.

Bowmanville.

Bowmanville.

Mooretown.

Mooretown.

Walpole Island.

Mooretown.

Sarnia.

Sarnia.

Sarnia.

Sarnia.

London Conf.

WALKER, THOMAS H.

1859 c. Smith's Falls.

60 R.onT.. Acton vale.

61 , Matilda.

62 Kemptville.

63 s. v. c. Cobourg.

64 r.f.c. &o Alice.

65 Westmeath.

66 . . . Renfrew.

67 .... Renfrew.

68 . . Renfrew.

69 Portage-du-Fort.

70 . . . . Portage-du-Fort.

71 , Lynedoch.

72 sup'd. . , Woodstock.

73 sup'd. Woodstock.

74 Rem. to U. S.

WALKER, WILLIAM E.

1857 e. ... Percy.

58 E. om . 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

70 R. 011 T.

71 s. v. c. .

72 s. v. c. .

73 ..

74

Pickering.
Pickering.
Cobourg.
Cobourg.
Visiting Ireland.
London Conf.

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. out. Franklin Centre.
Shawbridge.
Dawn Mills.
High Bluff.

71
72
73
74

Toronto Conf.

WARD, EDWARD A.

1854 c. Humber.

55 c. . . Humber.

56 rojit&o Percy and

Seymour^

57 Percy.

58 . . Wesleyville.

59 r. f. c. Wesleyville.

60 Huntingdon.

61 Huntingdon.

62 . . Huntingdon.

63 Wilton and

Odessa.
64)

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 r. om.

36 ..

37 ...

Gosfield.
Howard.
Rem. to U. S.

WALTON, JOHN.

1855 c. Glanford.

56 Ill health— no

work.
57 R. on t Hatley.

58 Hatley.

59 Hatley.

60 r.f.c.&o Granby.

61 Granby.

62 Granby.

WARD, JOSEPH.

1873 r.mt. Merrickville.
74 . . . Montreal Conf.

WARE, FRANCIS WILLIAM.

1859 c. . . Norwich.

60 r. on t Aylmer W.

61 Mount Pleasant.

62 . Yonge St. North.

63 r.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 1879 he was trans-
ferred to the Nebraska Confer-
ence.

R.F.C.

WARNER, LEWIS.

( Methodist
\ Episcopal

I Conference.

Rideau.
o Nelson.

Waterloo — K'n.
. Elizabethtown.

Waterloo and
Gananoque.
. Sidney.

Sidney.

Hallowell.

Hallowell.

Stamford.
. Stamford.
. Hamilton.
. Hamilton.

St. Catharines.
. Yonge Street.

Yonge Street.

Yonge Street.

Barrie.

Barrie.

Barrie.
' Guelph.

Guelph.

Guelph.

Gait and Berlin.
. Agent Vic. "Col.

Port Hope.

Port Hope.

Whitby.

Whitby.

Whitby.

Chatham.

Ingersoll.

Ingersoll.

Ingersoll.

St. Thomas.

St. Thomas.

Thorold.

Thorold.

Brighton.

Brighton.

Hamilton.

Toronto Conf.

1831
32

33
34
35
36
37

38

39 ...

40 ...
41
42

43 ... .

44 . . .

45

46
47
48

49 ...

50 CHMN

51 CHMN

52 CHMN,

53^| £

54
55
56

57 J

58 . .

59 CHMN.

60

61

62 F. SEC

63 CHMN,

64 ...

65 CHMN

66 CHMN.

67 CHMN..

68 ...

69 ..

70 ....

71 sup'd

72 sup'd

73 sup'd.

74

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 ) ( Primitive

to > . . { Methodists,

WESLEYAN METHODIST CONFERENCE.

149

1848 c.

. Dunnville.

1873 R.F.C.&

o Denbigh and

1869

Wardsville.

49 c.

Nelson.

Abinger.

70 ..

Muskoka.

50 c. ...

Nelson.

74

Toronto Conf.

71 ....

. . Muskoka.

51 c.

Nelson.

A graduate of Victoria Univer-

72 ....

52 c.

Georgetown.

sity— B.A., 1869 : M. A.. 1873.

73 ...

Chatsworth.

53 c. ...

Georgetown.

74

Toronto Conf.

54 c

Albion.

55 c.

56 c. ...

. Albion.
Albion.

WATSON,

COVERDALE.

WEBSTER. JOHN (B).

57 K. F. c

Wallace.

1869 r. on t.

Teeswater.

58 sup'y.

Albion.

70

. Londesboro' and

1872 r. om. Windsor Mills.

59 sup'y.

Milton.

Holmesville.

73

Lyn.

60)

71 ...

. Mitchell.

74

Montreal Conf.

to > sup'y

Oakville.

72 s. v. c.

Cobourg.

73)

73

Hamilton 2nd.

74

. London Conf. \

74

Toronto Conf.

WELDON, ISAAC.

1861 r. 01

t . . Norwood.

WASHINGTON, GEO , M.A.

WATSON, JOHN.

62

63 ..

Omemee.
. . Omemee.

, _ „_ t R 071T.

) ry ,

1833 K.oiiT.

Long Point.

64 s. v.

( ' . . Cobourg.

1858 \vv c.

[ Uobourg.

34

Ancaster.

65 R.F.I

:. & u Hastings and

59 u. v. c.

Cobourg.

Died Aug.

•24th, 1834, aged 26

Seymour.

60

Tutor Vic. Col.

years.

66

Oampbellford.

61

No Station.

67 ..

Campbellford.

62 ....

Westmeath.

68

Milford.

63 E.F.C.&

o Westmeath.

WATSON, WM. .CROSSLEY.

69

Milford.

* 64

. Westmeath.

M.A.

70

Milford.

65

Eaton.

71

Trenton.

66

Eaton

1860 c.

Mono.

72 ....

Trenton.

67

Eaton

61 R. Oil T.

. Albion.

73 ..

Trenton.

68

. Melbourne.

62 v. v. c

Cobourg.

74 ...

Toronto Conf.

69 F. SEC

Melbourne.

63

Perth.

70 F. SEC .

. Melbourne.

64 R.F.C &

o Norwich.

71 F. SBC

Danville.

65

( St. George.

WELLWOOD, ROBERT G.

72 F. SEC .

73 F. SEC .

74

. Danville.
. Danville.
Toronto Conf.

66

67

( Bayham.
Norfolk.
. Waterford.

1872 R. mil. Albion.
73 Kleinburg.

68

Oxford Centre.

74 ....

JLocated.

A graduate of Victoria Univer-

69 ....

Oxford Centre.

sity— B. A, 1860 ; M.A., 1871.

70

. Oxford Centre.

71

Vienna.

WERDEN, JAMES ELIAS.

72 ..

Vienna.

WASHINGTON, WM. C, M.A.

73

74 ...

Dawn Mills.
London Conf.

1871 C. Fickenng.
72 R. out.. Wilton.

1861 J R-0aT-
( u. V. (J.

> Cobourg.

A graduate

of Victoria Univer-

73 ..

74 ...

Kennebec.
.... Montreal Conf.

62 u. v. <•

. Cobourg.

sity— B.A., 1863 ; M.A., 1867.

C Lindsay 5 weeks.
\ Home ill 11 wks.
IMillbrook 8mos.

63

WEBSTER, JOHN.

WHITE, EDWARD.

64

. Prince Albert.

1846 v.

Gosfield.

1848 c. .

.... Wardsville.

65 R.F.C.&

o Newcastle.

4 / r. on t

Chatham.

49 R. out.. London Circuit.

66

. No Station — ill

48

Adelaide.

50

. . St. Thomas.

health.

49

Bradford.

51 ...

. . Sarnia.

67 ...

Waterloo — K'n.

50 ...

Markham.

52 R.F.

c. &o Sarnia.

68

Onslow.

51 R.F.C. &

.0 Warwick.

53 )

69 ...

Onslow.

52 . .

Warwick.

54 (r

55 )

Sandwich and

70

N. Augusta.

53

Devonshire.

Windsor.

71

Fenelon Falls.

54

Devonshire.

56

Smithville.

72

Fenelon Falls.

55 ....

Devonshire.

57

Smith ville.

73 ...

. Fenelon Falls.

56

Russelltown.

( Smithville.

74 ..

Toronto Conf.

j 57

Russell town.

58

} New Westmin-

A graduate

of Victoria Univer-

58

Russelltown.

( ster, B. C

sity — B.A.,

1863; M.A., 1868.

59

Rawdon.

59 )

60

Rawdon.

to \

New Westmin-

61 ....

Rawdon.

62 )

ster, B. C

WASK, JOHN BARCLAY,

If A

62 ....
63

Wesleyville.
. . Wesleyville.

63

64 ...

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

64

. . Weslevville.

65 ....

Nanaimo, B.C.

1869 R. onT

Muskoka.

65

. . Ainleyville.

66 ...

1 New Westmin-

70 ....

Farmers ville.

66

. Ainleyville.

67 ..

( ster, B.C

71

Merrickville.

67

Ainleyville.

68 chmn. Nanaimo.

72

Shawbridge.

68 ....

Wards ville.

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 > . . < Episcopal
1832 ) ( Conference.

33 i

to > sup'd . Bui-ford.

45 |

Died January 22nd, 1846, aged
83 years.

WHITESIDE, ARTHUR.
1872 r. on t. Bell's Corners.

73 stu. . . Montreal Theol.

Institute.

74 . Montreal Conf.

WHITING, JAMES.
1859 c Millbrook.

60 E. on t . . Welland.

61 . . . . Grimsby.

62 , . Smithville.

63 ... . Roxboro'.

64 r. f. c. & 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
1826

to

32 ...

33 OKD.

34 ...

35 ...
36

37 ..

38 ..
39

40
41 ..

Methodist Epis-
copal Conf.

Bay Quinte.

Waterloo.

Waterloo.

Grand River.

Grand River.

Stamford.

Stamford.

Newmarket.

Newmarket.

42 Nelson.

43 Nelson.

44 Grimsby.

45 ... Grimsby.

46 Grimsby.

47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
to
61

Dumfries.

Dumfries.

Dumfries.

Woodstock.

Walsingham.

Walsingham.

Walsingham.

New Credit.

New Credit.

New Credit.

Mount Elgin and
Muncev.

1862 • : Lynedoch.

63 ... Lynedoch.

64 )

to ) sup'd Berlin.

67)

68 sup'd Elora.

Died November 1st, 1868, aged
79 years.

WHITING, RICHARD.

R.F.C. &0

SEC. .
SEC.

1845 c.
46 R. on T .
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 CHMN,

73 CHMN

74

SEC.
SEC.

Chatham.

Braniford.

St. Thomas.

St. Thomas.

Amherstburg.

Amherstburg.

Amherstburg.

St. Thomas.

St. Thomas.

Brockville.

Brockville.

Port Hope.

Port Hope.

Millbrook.

Millbrook.

Hamilton.

Hamilton.

Dundas.

Dundas.

Dundas.

Goderich.

Goderich.

Goderich.

Bowman ville.

Bowman ville.

St. Mary's.

St. Mary's.

St. Mary's.

Pembroke.

Pembroke.

Montreal Conf.

Delegate to the First General
Conference, Toronto, 1874.

WHITLOCK, GEO. C, LL.D.

1856 ) ( Prof. Nat. His-

to f \ tory and Phil.,

64 ) ( Victoria Col.

Died 1864, aged 56 years.

WICHER, JOHN W

1863 R. wit. Madoc.

64 Hungerford.

65 Milford.

66 , Brewer's Mills.

67 s. v. c Cobourg.

68 r.f.c &o Penetanguishene

69 Craighurst.

70 . , Craighurst.

71 . . Warsaw.

72 , , Warsaw.

73 ... Warsaw.

74 Toronto Conf.

WIGLE, ELI.
1864 r. onr Romney.

WILKINSON, HENRY.

1831 ) I 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 j

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.

si— isafjr

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
69

70 R. OUT.

Primitive Metho-
dist Conference.
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 B. onT Whitby.

37
38

Dumfries.
.. Located.

65
66

Mooretown.
Rem. to U. S.

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 Sfnnlnv

WESLEYAN METHODIST CONFERENCE.

151

1865 Newmarket and

Aurora.
66 Walter's Falls.

67

68"
69
70
71
72
73
74

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

Walter's Fall's.
Walter's Fall's.
Meaford.
Meaford.
Meaford.
Walkerton.
Walkerton.
Toronto Conf.

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.

1841
42
43

44

45

c.
c.
R. on T .

Snake Island.

Asphodel.

Cartwright.

Marmora.

Sidney.

r.f.c. &o

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.

Hallo well.

47 R. on t

48

49

Napanee.

Napanee.

. Sheffield.

50 R.F.C. &

3 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
68
69

70 CHMN.

Port Hope,
Port Hope.
Port Hope.
Brockville.

71 CHMN.

Brockville.

72 CHMN. .

Brockville.

73 CHMN.

Simcoe.

74 .

. London Conf.

Delegate to the First General

Conference, Toronto, 1874.

WILLIAMS, RICHARD.

1813
14

E. 071 T
ORD

Hungerford, Eng
Montreal.

15
16

17^

Quebec.
Quebec.
f Melbourne.

18

Melbourne.

19

y

St. Armand.

20

St. Armand.

21 J

DIST.

J Kingston.

22
23
24

25

(

Kingston.
Quebec.
Quebec.
Eastern

to

British

30

1

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

42 ....
43

44 .

Thames.
Saugeen.
Gosfield&How' d .
Devonshire.

45 r.f.c. &o Howard.

46

47

48

49

50

51

52

53

54

55

56

57

58

59]

to

63 J

64

65

66

67

68

69

70

71

72

73

74

Warwick.

Goderich.

Blanshard.

Blanshard.

Devonshire.

Devonshire.

Dunnville.

Dunnville.

Glanford.

Glanford.

Nanticoke.

Nanticoke.

Nanticoke.

New Credit.

Hiawatha.

Hiawatha.

Hiawatha.

Oakwood.

Oakwood.

Oakwood.

Keppel.

Keppel.

Cape Croker.

Cape Croker.

Toronto Conf.

WILLIAMS, THOMAS
GRANGE.

1861 c Newboro'. ■

62 e. onT. Merrickville.

63 s. v. c Cobourg.

64 ... L'Orignal.

1865 r.f.c. &o Rawdon.

66
67

68
69
70
71
72
73
74

Rawdon.
Rawdon.
Huntingdon.
Huntingdon.
Huntingdon.
Franklin Centre.
Franklin Centre.
Franklin Centre.
Montreal Conf.

WILLIAMS, WILLIAM.

1853 c . . .
54 r. on t
55
56
57
58
59
60
62

R.F.C. &0

sup'y
sup'y

SUP Y

Died November
aged 32 years.

Amherstburg.

Aylmer W

Ingersoll.

Walsingham.

Wawanosh.

Wawanosh.

Wawanosh.

Thornbury.

Sandwich.

19th, 1861,

WILLIAMS, WM. HENRY.

r Methodist
-{ Episcopal
I. Conference.

Richmond.

Augusta.
. . Prescott & Aug.
, Sidney.

Sidney.
_ Bay Quinte.

Bay Quinte.
. Waterloo.

Waterloo.

Hull.
. St. Andrews.
. St. Andrews.

Matilda.

Smith's Falls.
, Smith's Falls.

Cornwall.

Cornwall.

Gananoque.

Gananoque.

Sheffield.

Sheffield.
( Percy and
\ Seymour.

. Demorestville.

Demorestville.

1820
to
32
33
34
35

36 ..

37 ..
38
39
40

41 ...
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52

53 ..

54 ..

55 ...
56

57 sup'd
58-)

to [sup'd
72 J

Died May
years.

Matilda.
11th, 1873, aged 79

WILLISTON, JOHN
KELLOG.

1832 c.

33 e. onr.

34 ..
35
36

London.
Nelson.
Yonge Street.
Westminster.
St. Thomas.

37 r.f.c. &o Howard.

38 . . Gosfield.

39 Goderich.

40 Thames.

152

MINISTERS AND PROBATIONERS.

1841
42
43
44
45
46
to
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56

to;

62
63
64
65
to
73
74

SUPY ,

SUPD

Thames.

Malahide.

Malahide.

Norwich.

Chippewa.

Saugeen.

St. Clair.

Gosfield.

Gosfield.

Strathroy.

Strathroy.

Strathroy.

Saugeen.

Walpole Island.
Napier.

Strathroy.

London Conf.

WILLMOTT, JOHN C., M.A.

1860 r. out. Nanticoke.

61 . . . . . Canton.

62 u. y, c. Cobourg.

63 v. v. c. Cobourg.

64 B.F.C.&0 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.

WILLOUGHBY, WILLIAM.

1836 r. om. 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 ..... Nelson.

49 . . . Georgetown.

50 Georgetown.

51 . . Georgetown.
52^|

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 . . Waterdown.

69 ... . . Waterdown.
70 Waterdown.

71 . . Mount Pleasant.

72 . . Mount Pleasant.

73 ... Mount Pleasant.

74 ... London Conf.

1871

72
73

74

WILSON,

1867 R. on t
68 ..
69

70 ......

71 R.F.C.&O

72

73 ..

74 . . .

A graduate
I versity — B.A.,

L'Orignal.
L'Orignal.
Montreal Second.
Montreal Conf.

JOHN, B.A.

Millbrook.

Waterdown.

Waterdown.

Ameliasburg.
) Pakenhamand
) Arnprior.

Arnprior.

Montreal Conf.

of Victoria Uni-
1867.

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

WILLOUGHBY, NICHOLAS
RAMSAY, M.A.

Alnwick Circuit.

Cookstown.

Cobourg.

Baltimore.

Kingston.

Kingston.

Mount Pleasant.

Mount Pleasant.

Port Dover.

Simcoe.

Simcoe.

Simcoe.

Picton.

Picton.

Picton.

Barrie.

Yorkville.

Yorkville.

Toronto Conf.

A graduate of Victoria Univer-
sity—B.A., 1860; M.A., 1867.

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

WILSON, ALBERT CHARLES.

1856

c.

57

R.

on t

58

V.

v.

C

59

u.

V.

c.

60

R.

F.f

.&(]

61

62

63

64

65

66

67

68

69

70

71

72

73

74

1866 r.
67 ..
68
69

OUT.

Pickering.
Pickering.
Omemee.
Markham.

70 r.f.c.&o Beaverton.

71 ... Beaverton.

72 . . . Beaverton.

73 . . Coboconk.

74 ... . Toronto Conf.

WILSON, JAMES.

1817-1

to y

32 J

33)

to > sup'd

38 |

39)

to£ . .

42)

Died May 27th
years.

( Methodist
| Episcopal

Conference.

Whitby.

Yonge St. and
Cooks ville.
1851, aged 81

WILSON, JOHN.
I860 ) t Methodist

to > . . } Episcopal

68 ) ( Conference.

69 r. f. c. Aylwin.

70 ... Aylwin.

WILSON, JOHN -CARROLL.

1862 r. om t.. StoufMlle.

63 Brock.

64 .... Omemee.

65 s. v. c Cobourg.

66 Markham.

67 r.f.c.&o Beaverton.

68 Beaverton.

69 ... Beaverton.

70 ... Cart wright.

71 ... Cartwright.

72 ... Manvers.

73 . . Manvers.

74 Toronto Conf.

WILSON, JOHN JAMES.

1862 r. on t
63

Frontenac.
Located.

WILSON, JOHN V.

1854 c.

55 r.

56 s.

57 s.

58 r.
59

60 |

61 $
62
63

64 ..
65
66
67

68 .

69 .

70 ..
71

72 .

73 .
74

on t
v. c
v. c
f.c. &o

Nanticoke.

Nanticoke.

Cobourg.

Cobourg.

Welland.

Gren ville.

Sherbrooke

and Oso.
Egan ville.
Eganville.
Egan ville.
Alice.
Ormstown.
Ormstown,
Ormstown.
Laehute.
La chute.
Laehute.
Avening.
Avening.
Toronto Conf.

WILSON, RICHARD.

1848
49
50

51
52
53
54

on t.

R.f.c. &o

St. Andrews.
Bonehire.
Carleton and

Pakenham.
Kemptville.
Lochabar.
Lochabar.
Russell town.

WESLEYAN METHODIST CONFERENCE.

153

1855 ,.■"..

. Russelltown.

56 . ,

Eaton.

57

Eaton.

58

Leeds.

59

. . Shannonville.

60

. . Russell.

61

Russell.

62

North Gower.

63

North Gower.

64

North Gower.

65 f. sec. . Bell's Corners.

66 f. sec. Bell's Corners.

67 Wilton.

68 .... Wilton.

69 .... Wilton.

70 . . . Cataraqui.

71 F. SEC. Cataraqui.

72 F. sec. . . Cataraqui.

73 sup'd. Kingston.

74 ... Montreal Conf.

.WILSON, ROBERT OLIVER.
1859 r out. Cobourg, S.V.C.

60 Newcastle.

61 ... Whitby.
^62 ... Whitby.
~63 r.f.c. &o Markhain.

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. out. Napanee.

58 ... Waterloo.

59 ,.,... Lyn.

60 R.F.C.&0 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.

64 .

65 .

on t

Strathroy.
Strathroy.
Ingersoll.

Died

May

30th, 1866, aged 25

years.

WINTER, DAVID.

1868 c
69 r
70

on t

Hall's Bridge.

Bobcaygeon.

Oakwood.

1871 Oakwood.

72 s. v. c . Cobourg.

73 r. f. c & o New Glasgow.

74 . . Montreal Conf.

WITHROW, WM. H., M.A.

1861 ) fNew Connexion

to > . . { Methodist

65 ) I Conference.

66 e. out Plainville.

67 ... Plainville.

68 r.f. c. { Davenport and

69 . . ( Seaton.

70 . . . Niagara.

71 Niagara.

72 ..,:... Niagara.

73 . . . Hamilton -Presi-

dent's Assist

74 . . .'. Toronto Conf.

A graduate of Toronto Univer-
sity—M. A., 1864.

WITTED, J. G.

1850 R. f. c. Matilda.

Visiting Eng.

51
52
53
54
55

Consecon.
Colborne.
Colborne.
Rem. to U.S.

WOOD, CHARLES.

1822 1 fMethodist

to > -{ Episcopal

32 ) I Conference.

33 Elizabethtown.

34 Ottawa.

35^|

to > sitp'd. Augusta,

43 J

44 . . Located.

WOOD,

ENOCH, D.D.

1826-j

( Eastern

to V

< British

46 J

( America

47)

f Superintendent

to \ ..

. . -1 of Missions,
I Toronto

68 )

69 )

( Missionary

to >

< Secretary,

73 )

( Toronto

74 -

Toronto Conf.

1867 Innisfil.

68 r.f.c.&o Vespra.

69 ... Vespra. .

70 Stayner.

71 Wellesley.

72 , , Wellesley.

73 . Cooksville.

74 .. Toronto Conf.

WOODSWORTH, RICHARD
WATSON.

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 e.«it Cooksville.

65 . . . . Craighurst and

Penetang.

66 ... Orillia.

1867

R.

onT.

Smithville.

68

Aurora.

69

Thorold.

70

Chatham.

71

R.F.C.&O

Wards ville.

72

Wardsville.

73

Wards ville.

74

London Conf.

WOOLSEY, THOMAS.
1852 c

53 r. on t . Picton.

54 . Brighton.

55 )

to > r.f.c&o Edmonton House,

64 ) H. B. T.

65 Visit'g England.

66 . . Farnham, Que.

67 Farnham, Que.

68)

to > New Credit.

71 J J

72 Bruce Mines.

73 . . Bruce Mines.

74 Toronto Conf.

WORKMAN, GEORGE C.

1873 r.

on T.

Cobourg, U.V.C.

74

Toronto Conf.

WRIGHT

, DANIEL.

1839 c.

Sidney.

40 r.

out,

Murray.

41

Bath & I. Tanti.

42 .

Thames.

43 s.

V. c.

Cobourg.

44

Wolfe Island.

45 R

F.C &0

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)

( Methodist

to j-
32 J

Episcopal

I Conference

33

Stamford .

34 .

• * ■ . .

Stamford.

35")

36 V

JHMN

London District

37 J

38

Grand River.

154

MINISTERS AND PROBATIONERS.

1839
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55

Whitby.

Reesorville.

Credit.

Credit.

Credit.

Agt. Con. Funds.

Whitby.

Markham.

Cooks ville.
Cooksville.

Stoney Creek.

New Credit.
New Credit.

sup'd . . Oakville.

1856
57
58
59
60
to
64
65
66
67
68
69
70
71

SUPD

• SUP D .

SUPD.

New Credit.

Grand River.

New Credit.

Oakville.

Scarboro'

Yorkville.

Leslie ville.

Leslieville.

Guelph.

Guelph.

Died March 28th, 1872, aged
80 years.

WRIGHT, WES. P., M.A..B.D.

1856 ) /-Methodist >

to > < Episcopal

60 ) I Church, U.S.

61-) rWes. Fem. Col.,

to V .. I Hamilton— Prof.

73 J I 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 R. on t.
66

67 ...

68 ...

Romney.
Wards ville.
Templeton.
Rem. to U.S.

YOUMANS, DAVID.

r Methodist

-} Episcopal

L Conference.

1813^|
to [

32 J

33 1
to > sup'd . Whitby.

0*7 }

40
to
55

Died Feb. 14th, 1856, aged 85
years.

YOUMANS, JAY S.

sup'd Markham.

1853 c. . .

54 . ...

55 .. .

56 ....

57 RFC&O
58

59
60

61

62 ....
63

Percy.
Percy and

Seymour.
Bath.

Centreville and
Tamworth.

Newburg.
Newburg.
Morrisburg.
Morrisburg.

64 Morrisburg.

65 ... Augusta.

66 . . North Augusta.

67 . . North Augusta.

68 Bradford.

69 f. sec Bradford.

70 f. nkc . 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.
1863 r. on t. Hungerford.

64 Thorold.

65 ... Thorold.

66 . . . . . Port Dalhousie.

67 R.F.c.&o. Hamilton East.

, ( ( Norway House,

72 j ■ • ■ j H. B. T.

73 . . Berens River,

H. B. T.

74 , Toronto Conf.

YOUNG,
1842 r. out
43
44
45

46 R.F.C.&O

47
48
49

50 . . . |

51

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

GEORGE.

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.

Tnrnntn (\r\r\i

YOUNG, WILLIAM.

1835 c.

36 r. on t.

37 . . . .

38 ORD

39 R. F. c.
40

41

42 ....

43

44 . .

45 sup'd

46 ...
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
59
to
73
74

SUP D. .

Cavan.

Bay Quinte.

Bay Quinte.

Crosby.

Crosby.

Rideau.

Rideau.

Colborne.

Asphodel.

Asphodel.

Bowmanvflle.

Brock.

| Newmarket and
) Snake Island.

Brampton.

Brampton.

Brampton.

Bradford.

Bradford.

Bradford.

Millbrook.

Millbrook.

Frankford.

Trenton.

Toronto Conf.

YOUNG, WILLIAM JOHN.

1867 c. Ameliasburg.

68 k. on t . Stirling

69 . . Wilton.

70 Cataraqui.

71 Pittsburg.

72 F r c&o j Morven and

73 .... \ Gosport.

74 . . Toronto Conf.

Correction.

On page 101 — Joseph William

Holmes, 1873, for "Richmond,"

substitute "Rich wood," and on

page 103, John Hunt, 1844, put

ALPHABETICAL ARRANGEMENT

OF ALL THE

CIRCUITS, STATIONS, AND MISSIONS

OF

Canadian JJUtljnMsm,

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 tc
support their own pastor.

The Itinerant system of Methodism has served to give to every Circuit e
great variety of ministerial talent and labour. We have endeavoured to givt
a full and correct record, in the following pages, of the names of all the met
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 beer
obtained, so as to show the connection of one Circuit with another.

As the Wesleyan Methodist Church after 1833 was but a continuation oi
the Methodist Episcopal Church, which was begun in Canada in 1791, anc
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, undei
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, County of Halton, Ontario. It is situate on the Grand Trunl
Kailway, and is distant from Toronto 35 miles, and from Guelph 13 miles. Prior to 1872 i
formed part of the Georgetown Circuit.

Year

Names of Ministers.

No. of
Members.

Conting.
Fund.

Educa.
Fund.

Sup. M.
Fund.

1872
73
74

Robert Phillips. ......

John W. Dochstader. . .

See London Conference. . , ..

136
100

$4 05
4 50

$2 00
2 25"

$5 66
7 10

ACTONVALE.

A village in the Township of Acton, County of Bagot, Quebec. Distant from Montreal 49 miles, an<
from Richmond 23 miles. Prior to 1860 it was part of Granby and Melbourne Missions.

1860 Thomas H. Walker. . .

61 Thomas Derrick

62 Robert H. Smith

63 Robert H. Smith. .

64 Robert H. Smith

65 John Scott

66 John Scott

67 ......... .

54

2 10

2 66

25

2 33

30

4 58

2 00

35

6 00

3 00

35

4 00

2 00

17

1 50

1 25

7

0 75

0 50

3 00
1 34

4 00
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 o
country, and the Mission was discontinued.

WESLEYAN METHODIST CONFERENCE.

157

ADELAIDE.

A village and township in the County of Middlesex, Ontario.

from Samia 36 miles.

Distant from London 25 miles, and

Year

Names of Ministers.

1847 Robert Corson

48 Geo. Kennedy, John Webster.

49 Ozias Barber, Joseph Hill. . . .

50 John Hutchinson ....

51 See Strathroy

No. of Conting.
Members, i Fund.

Educa.
Fund.

Sup. M.
Fund.

293

265
237
215

•S4 50
5 00
8 00
8 04

p 00
3 25
3 50

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 Malum, George Daniel.

72 John Mahan, Henry E. Hill.

73 John Mahan . . ....

74 See Toronto Conference ....

100

3 00

S4 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 ot Middlesex, Ontario — formerly
McGillivray Circuit.

210

223

11 28

12 02

3 27

16 45
25 00

1867 Hall Christopherson, James S. Ross

68 Hall Christopherson | 223 12 02 4 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
136
132

19

00

4 00

15 30

4 00

20 00

4 27

24 00

3 30
2 28
2 58
75
85
20
17
17

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 .. .. 130

61 John Hough, John N. Hewitt . ... 164

62 Thomas Robson, Henry W. Maxwell. 176

63 Thomas Robson, Henry W. P. Allen 185

64 Thomas Hanna . . 223

65 John Webster .. .. .... 123

66 John Webster .. 115

67 John Webster *. . 130

68 Colman Bristol, B.A .. . 139

69 Colman Bristol, B. A ... . . .... ". 150

70 Colman Bristol, B.A., George A. Schram 155

71 David A. Johnston, Silas J. Hughes. .... 211 j 10 43

72 Robert Davey, John McCarroll . ... 213 \ 10 60

73 (Name changed to Brussels) . 222 12 50

3
4

2
4
6
6 18

05
06

1 60

1 37

2 13

3 00
3 45
1 10
3 26
3 57
3 40
3 17
3 30
5 10

3 00

4 56

65

50
00
00
00
25
92
30

14 45
12 55
12 90
14 48
12 00
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 108

31 John H. Huston 128

32 John H. Huston, Samuel Rose 154

33 Gilbert Miller . . .... 414

158

CIRCUITS, STATIONS AND MISSIONS.

Year

Names of Ministers.

No. of

Conting.

Educa.

Sup. M.

Members

Fund.

Fund.

Fund.

387

....

39 )

41 John Baxter

408

$14 90

...

$9 62

451

20 00

9 92

43 Francis Coleman, James Hutchinson, John Goodfellow

553

14 78

8 00 '

44 Charles W M. Gilbert, James Hutchinson ...

617

17 90

8' 50

45 William Coleman, Benjamin Jones . .
46 1

to f Supplied from adjacent Circuits ,

56J

343

16 00

9 05

367

29 67

18 00

58 Thomas Lawson, George Stenning .

297

13 82

$5 05

12 35

59 Thomas Lawson, Joseph H. Stinson

398

18 46

5 91

13 09

421

17 30

6 78

10 37

61 John Learoyd, William C. Watson

444

15 50

6 17

13 10

386

17 10

7 50

15 00

63 John W Savage, Marmaduke Pearson.

402

15 18

7 50

15 26

64 John W. Savage, George Martin Brown

383

15 30

7 55

20 00

65 John W. Savage, John Armstrong (B)

351

14 50

7 00

20 52

66 Benjamin Sherlock, Samuel B. Phillips

360

14 15

7 10

20 60

67 Benjamin Sherlock, Samuel B. Phillips ....

313

14 05

7 00

23 50

68 Benjamin Sherlock, Robert Phillips

350

14 00

9 80

23 00

69 Edward Barrass, Robert Phillips

372

14 10 ,

10 13

24 50

350

20 21

13 69

25 64

71 Edward Ban-ass, J. W. Clipsham W. Gr. Howson...

324

19 75

18 25

27 00

72 James Matheson, Robert G. Well wood , . „ _ ....

324

20 58

10 62

33 00

73 James Matheson, Joseph Waite. .

424

20 60

11 00

35 00

74 See Toronto Conference . .

424

20 40

8 70

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

8

63 Peter E. W. Moyer ....

32

1 35

1 17

64 Thomas H. Walker ....

65

1 50

1 16

1 55

65 John V. Wilson . .......

75

1 63

1 05

2 15

66 Brock Rose, Charles E. Perry

76

82

1 95

67 Brock Rose, John H. Stewart .

78

3 12

2 00

68 Brock Rose, Andrew C. Eastman .

77

4 48

2 80

69 William Sanderson

55

1 00

1 79

70 William Sanderson

52

1 45

1 30

3 25

71 William Sanderson

55

2 00

1 75

4 00

72 William Norton . .

60

2 20

1 90

4 50

73 William Norton . . ....

61

3 06

2 31

4 66

74 See Montreal Conference ....

62

3 25 •

1 75

4 74

ALLENFORD

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 fron
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

108
133

4 80

1 05

6 20

ALLISTON.

A village in the Township of Tecumseth, County of Simcoe, Ontario.

Circuit.

1869 James Matheson

70 James Matheson . .

71 Daniel F. Gee

72 Daniel F Gee ...

73 Daniel F. Gee, Daniel Carter

74 See Toronto Conference

160
141
145
150
160

Formerly part of the Cookstowi

4 92

3 68

4 75

8 28
7 fi7

3 59

3 60

3 70

4 16

A. A.C\

11 54
14 21
19 21
25 23

OO 7S

WESLEY AN METHODIST CONFERENCE.

159

A village in the Township of Ramsay,

ALMONTE.

County of Lanark, Ontario.
Place Circuit.

Formerly part of the Carleton

Year

Names of Ministers.

No. of
Members.

Conting.
Fund.

Educa.
Fund.

Sup. M.
Fund.

1873 William McGill

74 See Montreal Conference . . , .

"95

|6 35

$7 25

$22 10

82

5 40

67

3 18

140

5 90

120

3 12

131

2 63

129

6 20

157

4 15

168

4 50

140

4 60

6 60

ALNWICK.

A township in the County of Haldimand, Ontario. Prior to 1855 this Circuit was worked in connec-
tion with the Alderville Indian Mission.

1855 James 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 . ....

3 75

2 68

1 25

4 20

3 75

2 78

1 16

1 50

2

00

6

50

3

15

5

69

4

00

4

00

4

00

4

00

ALTON.
A small village in the County of Cardwell, Ont. Formerly part of the Orangeville Circuit.
1873 Thomas R. Reid. ... , 60 , . .. , . -.. ,

74 Toronto Conference

69

3 48

2 00

5 00

ALVINSTON.

A small village in the Township of Brock, County of Lambton, Ontario. Formerly part of the Wat-
ford Circuit.

1873 William Austin

74 See London Conference.

16
23

4 95

3 32

2 27

AMABEL.

The name of a township on Lake Huron, in the County of Bruce,

Mission.

1869 Richard G. James

70 David Williams

71 David Williams

72 Wm. M. Bielby, Richard Strachan

73 See Wiarton and Allenford

Ont. Formerly part of the Keppel

0 10

5 60
7 34

6 15

25

• • •

94

45

■ ■ * ■

140

1 10

2 90

180

4 25

3 38

156

4 76

1 00

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 ... . . . 310 9 73 4 25 22 79

61 David C. Clappison . . ...... 312 10 07 4 46 26 37

62 David C. Clappison 270 10 11 2 68 28 00

63 David C. Clappison .... . 285 10 30 3 00 37 50

64 Francis Coleman 286 10 75 4 52 41 25

65 Francis Coleman . 289 10 38 4 55 40 00

66 Francis Coleman .... . . . . 290 9 67 4 59 40 50

67 James Thompson, Wm. John Young. , . 292 9 75 .4 73 50 00

68 James Thompson ........... ...... 405 10 00 4 75 54 00

69 James Thompson 400 10 25 5 53 74 00

70 Geo. Carr, John Wilson, B. A. ■ ■ ; , , 400 No returns published.

71 George Carr, John W. Bell . 430 12 08 7 00 50 52

72 George Carr, A. G. Knight, B.A. ... 445 14 58 8 10 63 13

73 Charles Taggart, Samuel McCauley . 447 16 03 7 09 50 00

74 Toronto Conference .... ... 380 12 15 7 53 59 59

160

CIRCUITS, STATIONS AND MISSIONS.

•AMHERSTBURG.

A village at the mouth of the River Detroit, at the head of Lake Erie, in the Township of Maiden,
County of Essex, Ontario. It is 19 miles from Detroit and 18 miles from Windsor.

Year Names of Ministers.

No. of
Members.

Conting.
Fund.

Educa.
Fund.

Sup. H.
Fund.

256
253
188
150
150
190
340

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.

1841 Henry Byers . . . . , ... .

42 Daniel Murphy .

43 Thomas W. Constable ... 62

Sandwich United.

44 Thomas W. Constable, John S. Marsden .

45 Thomas W. Constable, Edward Sallows

46 Edward Sallows ... ...

From 1840 to 1847 Amherstburg does not appear in the Stations in the minutes of the Canad*
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 Richard Whiting

50 Richard Whiting, Thomas Stobbs

51 Richard Whiting

52 John Goodfellow

53 John Goodfellow, William Williams . .

54 Ephraim L. Koyl

55 Ephraim L. Koyl . .

56 John Hodgson

57 William Chapman . . .

58 William Chapman .

59 )
fi0 > United with Gosfield

61 Oliver Edison Burch .

62 Thomas Cleworth. ,

63 Thomas Cleworth.

64 Luther O. Rice

65 Luther 0. Rice . . .

66 Luther O. Rice.

67 Thomas Culbert..

68 Thomas Culbert

69 Edmund S. Shorey

70 Edmund S. Shorey

71 James Laird .......

72 James Laird . .

73 Edmund S. Jones .

74 London 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

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

$6 65

10 65

9 06

20
48
20
16
38

3 70
5 20

5 33

5 44
4 33

6 29

8 54

9 84
9 20

13 74
8 50

11 50

12 00
16 00

AMHERST ISLE.
An Island on the north shore of Lake Ontario, Addington County, Ontario— formerly part of Bath

Circuit.

1847 Robert Lochead

48 1

to \ Supplied from Bath Circuit..

71 )

72 John Ferguson .

73 John Ferguson . .

74 Montreal Conference

27

35
50

3 12

11 13
6 75

4 00
4 25

7 00
7 20

WESLEYAN METHODIST CONFERENCE.

161

ANCASTER.

So 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
Bay.'

Year

Names of Ministers.

1808

9

10

11
12
13
14
15
16
17

19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39

Samuel Belton

William Case .

Andrew Prindel ...

Daniel Freeman

Long Point Circuit united with it.
Geo. W Densmore, Enoch Burdock
Peter Covenhoven, Enoch Burdock
John Rhodes, David Culp
David Culp, Ezra Adams ...
Thomas Whitehead, David Youmans .
David Youmans, David Culp
Isaac B. Smith, Joseph Hickox..

Jos. Hickox.

Alpheus Davis
George Ferguson, William Jones..
Alvin Torry, George Ferguson . .
Daniel Shepherdson, John Ryerson . . .

Laac B. Smith

Isaac B. Smith, David Culp . .
David Culp, Egerton Ryerson
Joseph Gatchell, (Edward Heylaihd).

Joseph Gatchell. Anson Green

Thomas Madden, Anson Green.
William Slater, Egerton Ryerson.

William Smith, James Wilson

William Griffis, John S. Attwood
Samuel Belton, William Griffis.
James Evans, Edwy M. Ryerson. . . .
Henry Wilkinson, John Armstrong
Ephraim Evans, John Watson .

> Supplied by the Hamilton Ministers.

Alexander McNab, Peter Ker

Now included in Hamilton ( 'ircuit. .

No. of
Members.

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

Conting.
Fund.

Educa.
Fund.

Sup. M.
Fund.

$38 09

$14 11
21 00
47 v?l

40 25

A village in the Township

ANGUS.

Essa, County of Simcoe, Ontario,
and Angus Mission.

Formerly part of the Nottawasaga

1869 Joseph Deacon .... ...,..'

56

70 John Agar . . . .

80

4 88

$4 00

10 16

71 John W. Totten.

80

5 57

5 50

12 00

72 John W. Totten .

* 150

11 41

6 50

18 25

73 John W Totten .

131

\ 9 96

5 12

24 31

74 Sit Toronto Conference ..

140

8 16

5 17

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 ....

63 James Kennedy

64 James Kennedy . . ...

65 Thomas Robson

66 Robert O. Wilson . . . .

165

9 77

4 09

6 41

148

9 82

5 28

7 15

144

9 86

5 45

8 30

160

7 48

3 30

8 06

150

7 50

3 50

9 00

One appointment from Barrie Circuit and one from Vespra added.

162

CIRCUITS, STATIONS AND MISSIONS.

1867 Robert 0. Wilson

68 Thomas Feather, James Charlton .

69 James Whiting, Edmund S. Jones .

70 James Whiting, John Grenfell .

71 James Whiting ... ......

72 John Russell ......

73 John Russell

74 See London Conference

195
166
154
148
193
94
92
102

Conting.
Fund.

$14 63

14 16

8 26

11 34

11 3fi

6 05

5 02

5 25

Educa.

Fund.

$6 23

6 62

3 93

6 60

6 61

3 12

3 10

Sup. M.

Fund.

$14 00

14 05

10 18

13 00

11 63

6 12

1 78

4 38
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 /rom Brockville 70 miles.

1861 Andrew L. Peterson .*.

62 1 35 0 80 .... 2 50

to > United with Pakenham Circuit.
72)

73 John Willson, B.A.

74 See Montreal Conference . * 85 7 88 ,197 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 J mes Hutchinson

54 )

»- 5 Name of Circuit changed to Southampton . . .

56 George Jacques ... ...

57 William R. Dyre . .

58 William R. Dyre

59 William R. Dyre

60 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

42

1 10

80

2 78

130

1 90

186

1 88

160

2 00

188

5 55

230

5 62

300

5 66

218

1 38

265

1 66

0 62

1 03

370

1 24

4 05

3 64

i si

5 04

3 00

6 50

3 25

8 01

3 30

8 00

1 00

2 42

1 58

3 00

ARTEMESIA.

A village and township in the County of Grey, Ontario. Formerly called Proton Mission.

1857 Joseph Hill, Robert Thompson

58 Joseph Hill, Arthur Browning

59 Alexander R. Campbell, Martin Begg ...

60 Alexander R. Campbell, John N. Hewitt . .

61 James F. Latimer, Dennis Huff .

62 James F. Latimer, William J. Hewitt

63 James F. Latimer, John Stewart

64 George Jacques, James P. Kidd

65 George Jacques, James McCartney

66 George Jacques, John Saunders

67 Josiah Greene, John R. Isaacs ,

68 Josiah Greene, David Williams

69 Josiah Greene, David Williams

70 Charles E. Perry, W. M. Bielby

71 Charles E. Perry, Edward Charlton, Chas. Langford

72 Charles E. Perry

73 H. S. Matthews, John Turner .....

74 See Toronto Conference . ........

245
224
283
325
282
290
295

h 218
233
247
238
320
440
548

:372
378
384
414

6 57

00
76
09
65
13
13
05
40
53
55

10 40

11 41
11 94

7 63

7 00

8 06
8 40

50
00
00

83
02
98
34
10
75
00
00

9 34

7 00

8 50
4 50

5

7
7
4
5
11

00
00
60
00
60
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.

+ Homing's Mills set off.

t Markdale set off.

WESLEYAX METHODIST CONFERENCE.

163

ARTHUR.

A village and township in the County of Wellington, Ontario. Formerly part of the Durham Mission,

distant from Guelph 25 miles.

Year

Names of Ministers.

1855 Thomas Lawson

56 Thomas Culbert.

57)

to > United with Mount Forest

63)

64 Nathaniel S. Burwash . . .

65 Nathaniel S. Burwash

66 Nathaniel S. Burwash

67 Aaron D. Miller

68 Aaron D. Miller

69 Aaron D. Miller . . .

70 George McNamara

71 George McNamara

72 George McNamara

73 Robert Phillips .

74 See London Conference

No. of
Members.

33
34

49
60
75
60
66
46
40
41
61
89

Conting.
Fund.

$2 48
4 58

70
76
46
56
97
57
58
61
50
09

$0 62
0 90

56
52
70
75
80
20
1 69
3 37

Sup. M.
Fund.

$4 00
3 15

50
37

75
00
50
75
57
25
00
09

ARUNDEL.

A township in the County of Argenteul, Province of Quebec, distant from Montreal about 90 mile*

1863 Samuel E. Maudsley ... -I • • • • | • • • • I • • ■ • I

64 Now called Harrington .... I 18 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.

347
404
450
450

330
301
505
822
750
855
623
623
506
567
590
666
983
789
385
474

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

H J 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 Madden, Solomon Waldron

* 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

1831
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
•39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
to
62
63
64
65
66
67
68

Names of Ministers."

Ezra Healy, John Black ......... . . . . <

Ezra Healy, Charles Wood, Wm. McFadden
Alvah Adams, Simon Huntingdon ...
Simon Huntingdon, William H. Williams

United with Prescott Circuit.

James Currie, Henry Shaler
James Currie, Vincent B. Howard .

Daniel Berney ......

Daniel Berney .

Benjamin Nankeville, M. Baxter

Benjamin Nankeville

John Lever

John Lever ........

Joseph W. McCallum

Joseph W McCallum ....

[ United with Prescott Circuit

John Lever, William Burns

Included in the Maitland Circuit.

William Andrews
William Andrews .
Jay S. Youmans
Jay S. Youmans
Jay S. Youmans . .
See North Augusta

No. of
Members.

416
629
584
598
605

540
538
342
408
380
372
326
319
312

310

337

225
225
218
191
260

Conting.
Fund.

$15 60
15 70

10 00

11 66

12 40
12 50
12.50

7 55

7 48

8 00

9 90

Educa.
Fund.

<- i

8 00

$4 00

15 50

8 00

4 00

15 50

9 00

4 12

16 00

9 25

4 25 |

17 00

0 15

4 50 |

20 00

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

AULTSVILLE. . ,

A village in the Township of Osnabruck, County of Stormont, Ontario.

Circuit.

1869 William Andrews ...

70 Thomas W. Constable

71 Thomas W. Constable ....

72 Thomas W Constable. .

73 William D. Brown

74 See Montreal Conference

Formerly part of the Moulinette

20 00

12 50

13 00

13 00

14 00
25 00

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

273
395

22 00
31 00

AURORA.

A village on the line ol 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 Joseph W. McCallum, Wm. Hill, Wm. J. Hunter

57 William McFadden, Alexander R. Campbell . .

58 )

to > Part of Newmarket Circuit.
67)

68 John Shaw, Richard W. Woodsworth . .

69 John Hunt, Daniel Cattanach

70 John Hunt, William Mills

71 John Hunt, John E. Lanceley

72 Edward Barrass, j George Mclntyre

( John Pickering

73 Edward Barrass, John C. Stevenson

74 See Toronto Conference

257
264
222

235

285
310

17 13
26 00

8 62
10 00

11 58

12 15

13 32

8 00

8 35

9 85

15 09

8 75

19 06
21 00

8 00
8 00

30 80
24 02
18 00

20 00

21 07
32 89

AVENING.

A Village in the. Township of Nottawasaga, County of Simcoe, Ontario. Formerly part of the Stayner

Mission.

1872 John V. Wilson... .

73 John V Wilson ..... 120 864 2 si 5 10

74 See Toronto Conference . . . ....... ... 128 8 66 2 33 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.

1869 Andrew L. Peterson . . .

70 Andrew L. Peterson

71 John Storer. . .

72 John Storer .

73 William Taylor ....

74 See Montreal Conference

No. of
Members.

88
140
130

84
78
70

§4 50

15
78
00
20
50

Educa.
Fund.

S3 00
3 10
3 25
1 75
I 80
1 70

Sup. M.
Fund.

$13 00

12 00

7 60

12 00

7 00

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 John B. 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

10 94

4 02

62

11 50

4 10

65

12 00

....

5 90

60

12 20

6 00

59

14 12

6 00

52

11 70

6 15

60

11 20

6 98

60

12 48

5 10

8 00

90

10 00

4 00

8 00

136

14 90

4 00

10 00

136

13 53

4 00

6 20

123

6 20

2 74

5 05

89

5 27

1 25

8 70

90

6 23

1 47

17 21

72

5 40

1 50

17 25

78

5 60

3 50

16 00

65

6 76

3 14

8 06

65

4 08

1 66

12 76

65

5 51

2 10

13 50

67

6 25

2 25

14 00

68

6 75

3 50

14 50

59

5 21

2 03

7 63

67

4 70

2 15

5 75

64

4 75

2 20

10 15

41

4 88

4 00

20 00

83

15 65

6 63

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 j £*D f Wakefield,

( Brinton r. 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
315
300

/ 310

400
+ 283
212
240
227
208
283
242
252
272
290
274
296
310

15 00
10 00

13 56

14 00

12 00

9 60

9 25

9 51

12 52

8 75

10 72

10 40

10 75

12 50

10 00

11 84

12 84

15 00

3 40

3 00

2 00

2 52

3 00

4 43

2 68

3 20

3 50

4 40

5 60

5 00

5 51

8 00

8 00

7 50

7 00
10 20

10 60

10 80

8 50
7 00
7 25

9 00
16 00
19 00
19 00

21 00
23 00

22 00
27 71,
29 43
34 00

* Tenvoleton set off.

+ See Bavham.

166

CIRCUITS, STATIONS AND MISSIONS.

Year

•
Names of Ministers.

No. of
Members.

Conting.
Fund.

Educa-
Fund.

Sup. M.
Fund.

1871 William Ames . .

72 William Ames, Abel Edwards

73 William McDonagh, Richard Hobbs ... .

300
243
274
350

$17 00

17 00

18 00

19 08

$11 00
9 45
6 00
9 00

$35 00
30 00
33 00
60 00

AYLWIN..
A village and township in the County of Ottawa, Quebec, distant from Ottawa City 60 miles.

1864 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

7 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 ...

-g \ David A. Johnston

John Burwash, B.A.

67 James Graham

Plainville united.

68 Charles Silvester, Robert Davey

69 Charles Silvester, Edwin Washington .

70 Charles Silvester

71 Joseph L. Sanders. . .
-„ | Joseph L. Sanders

( Matthew Robison.
7„ j Thomas S. Keough. . .
'°{ Thomas W Campbell.
74 See Toronto Conference .

W. G. Howson .

I-

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

4 00

5 00
4 00
4 50

13 00

7 23

12 20
22 00
22 00

12 75

27 75

28 00

27 40

BANNOCKBURN.

A village in the Township 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

3 15
3 30
3 33
1 95
1 18
1 74

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, Coldwater 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 . .

51 Lewis Warner, Thomas Culbert, J. M. Clarke

52 Lewis Warner, 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
240
284
284

.$ 2 02
1 40
5 10
5 68

10 30
9 80
5 83

11

12

8

11

21

58
18
83
63
74

26 03

15
14

56

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.

Sup. M.
Fund.

$2 13

03
32

00
85
80
18
78
42
62

8 50

25 25

p14 06

26 50

8 25

41 98

7 00

36 00

7 25

37 75

4 75

40 00

5 00

37 00

3 51

30 76

4 50

31 00

5 00

32 61

6 50

30 47

4 51

21 40

4 42

24 92

12 89

26 00

9 40

21 15

10 00

25 04

10 15

26 00

13 54

27 27

15 10

41 55

13 05

42 25

20 00

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 Vandusen, Joseph Reynolds

•

41 William Haw, Daniel Wright . ...

243

10 73

42 Cyrus R. Allison, Gilbert Miller

232

11 10

43 Cyrus R. Allison, Robert Corson

262

13 28

44 Cyrus R. Allison, Erastus Hurlburt

272

12 27

45 John Black, William Cotton

270

12 32

46 John Black, Joseph Hill .

264

10 25 '

47 Michael Fawcett (Sec Amhrrst Isle).

190

9 00 i

1

48 Michael Fawcett, James Armstrong ...

272

7 00 i .

49 Stephen Miles, James Armstrong

270

8 33 .

1

50 George Carr, John W. German

255

7 32

235

9 70

243

12 02

53 George Beynon, William Bryers .

246

12 19

54 George Beynon, Aaron D. Miller

318

11 56

55 David C. Clappison, William Shannon

305

9 98

56 David" C. Clappison, Jay S. Youmans. ...

452

12 57 4

00

6 50

6 00

6 28

12 04

2 00

4 50

5 25

3 63

5 40

4 75

6 50

6 98

8 25

5 12

4 50

12 00

See Ttinisfil.

+ See Vesnra.

1 One aDDointment £riven to Ansrus Mission.

168

CIRCUITS, STATIONS, AND MISSIONS.

Year

Names of Ministers-

No. of
Members.

Conting.
Fund.

Educa.
Fund.

Sup. M.
Fund.

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 \ Wm" Watson Edwards, )
0/ inward Barrass, j William Wesley Millei.7 j

68 Edward Barrass, John Ridley

69 Richard L. Tucker, Robert F. Oliver ....

70 Richard L. Tucker, John C. Garrett

71 David Chalmers, Wm. Rilance

72 David Chalmers .

73 David Chalmers, John J. Leech

74 See Montreal Conference ... ....

324
289
296
261
280
235
240
239
248
248
230

250

250
260
274
281
278
287

$12 77
13 18
13 12

8 59
12 00

9 00
8 51

12 35

12 74
16 60

13 89

16 04

15 02
15 50
15 60
20 15
20 00
19 05

$6 00
5 00

68
62
35
04
04
85
26
40
34

7 39

13 80
15 00
15 00.
11 00
10 00
10 45

$21 75
23 20
14 65
21 00
20 00
18 69
6 35
14 10
20 65

51 30

52 13

33 42

25 53
27 20
30 00

32 00

33 50

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
91

5 00

5 00

10
00

7 81
6 25

BATTERSEA.

A village in the Township of Storrington, County of Frontenac, Ontario.

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

Formerly part of Waterloo,

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

25
00

6 92

00
00
00
00
17

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

6 00

BAYFIELD.

A village on Lake Huron, in the Township of Stanley, Huron County, 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 Bawtinhimer, Hall Christopherson

58 Thomas Hadwin, Samuel H. Seeley

59 Thomas Hadwin, Elias W Frazee . .

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

74
64
170
135
138
121
181
204
194
156
131
105
103
103
130
135
126
109
115

■ .

• • . .

4 00

2 37

1 13

7 40

7 48

1 03

4 00

2 00

5 34

2 16

8 00

4 69

8 50

4 70

7 68

2 35

4 63

2 46

5 68

2 91

5 81

3 09

4 29

4 12

5 10

5 70

6 25

3 50

6 76

3 00

6 84

2 48

6 17

10 40

2 60

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 6,1

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.

Year

Names of Ministers.

1857 Brinton P. Brown

58 Brinton P. Brown

59 Brinton P. Brown

60 Philip Rose

61

62
63
64

65

66

Henry Reid

Henry Reid

Thomas Crews .. .
Thomas Crews

Thomas Crews,

Wm. C. Watson, B.A.,
William F. Morrison, B.A., William Taylor.

William Taylor.

No. of
Members.

67 See Tilsonburg .

250
275
290
225
253
246
231

236

300
323

Conting.
Fund.

$3 00

63
65
32
80
74
75

8 00

16 00
16 05

Educa.
Fund.

."?1
1
3
3
4
4
3

00
21
42
34

44
60
50

3 60

10 15
10 22

Sup. M.
Fund.

$3 00

3 00

4 43

5 51
12 20

15 00
12 00

16 00

31 10
26 50

BAY OF QUINTE.

Ihis 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

No. of
Members.

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 . . . . j

6 Henry Ryan

7 Luther Bishop, Elias Pattie. . . . i

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 )

■j , [ 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. 0. Spore. . . .

265
270
447
447
412
412
464
531
520
518
510
656
696
649
632
622
655
655

511

634
730
755
722
760

Year

Ministers.

No. of
Members.

1821 Robert Jeffers, Franklin Metcalf.

22 J. G. Peale, Wyatt Chamberlain.

Kingston now united with it...

23 Wyatt Chamberlain

24 John Ryerson, Wm. Slater.

25 P. Smith, S. Waldron

26 Ezra Healy, Samuel Belton, Geo.

Poole .

Kingston again set off

27 .Samuel Belton

28 Solomon Waldron, R. Heyland . . ]

29 Rowley Heyland, George Bissell

30 George Ferguson, George Bissell. .

31 George Ferguson, Alex. Irvine

32 Matthew Whiting, Geo. Poole...

33 Matthew Whiting, J. Musgrove.

34 Rowley Heyland, E. Shepherd

35 Rowley Heyland, D. McMullen.

36 John Black, William Young. . .

37 J. Black, W. Young, W Deverill

38 C. Vandusen, Wm. H. Williams.

39 C. Vandusen, Wm. H. Williams.'

40 This year the Circuit was divided
into the Bath and Napanee Cir-
cuits— which see.

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, distant from St.
Catharines 12 miles,and from Hamilton 24 miles. Formerly part of Grimsby Circuit.

1869 Joseph H. Locke . . ... . . . . I ... • • •

70 James Broley . 116 $8 69 *5 00 §10 55

71 Robert H. Waddell .. 103 8 70 ! 6 66 1100

72 Robert H. Waddell. .. ... Ill 8 76 6 68 12 21

73 Robert H. Waddell . . 112 10 47 6 70 14 35

74 See London Conference ....... 102 11 12 6 90 14 60

170

CIRCUITS, STATIONS AND MISSIONS.

BEARBROOK.

A village in the Township of Cumberland, County of Russell, Ontario. Formerly part of the Osgoode

Mission. Distant from Ottawa City 18 miles.

Year

Names of Ministers.

1858 James Thornton. . = ....
59 Hiram Fowler. .

60)

to } Included in the Russell Mission .
6i)

65 Jabez B. Keough ........

66 Jabez B. Keough . . . ...

67 George H. Kenny.

68 George H. Kenny. .

69 George H. Kenny. . ...

70 William H. Peake

71 (John Todd, M. A.)

72 job Roadhouse ....

73 Job Roadhouse , . .

74 See Montreal Conference ... .

No. of

Conting.

Educa.

Members.

Fund.

Fund.

26

...

55

$1 00

$8 81

93'

2 06

2'if

87

2 72

1 80

84

5 38

1 02

76

3 51

1 16"

66

4 61

2 90

66

5 07

3 87

62

4 41

1 62

74

4 45

1 65

75

5 27

1 79

Sup. M.
Fund.

$1 25

2 54
2 10

11 40

12 71

8 50
10 28

15 99
6 12

16 00

BEAVERTON.

A village on Lake Simcoe, 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
in the Townships of Thorah, Mara, Eldon, Carden, Dalton, and Fenelon.

1862 George H. Cornish ... 60 2 00 160 5 00

63 George H. Cornish .... . 74 2 53 2 05 6 00

64 Edmund S. Rupert, B.A .... 77 2 70 212 6 20

65 Edmund S. Rupert, B. A 52 2 72 130 4 40

66 Edmund S. Rupert, B.A . . 50 2 78 1 32 4 40

67 John C. Wilson . ... 50 2 93 173 4 85

68 John C. Wilson. .... . ... 38 3 47 2 50 5 00

69 John C. Wilson. .. .. 45 3 50 3 00 9 12

70 Albert C. Wilson ... . . . 56 3 60 3 10 9 50

71 Albert C. Wilson . 100 5 22 6 86 9 08

72 Albert C. Wilson 85 5 60 5 15 8 50

73 Edwin A. Chown, B A . .. 95 10 01 4 35 9 00

74 See Toronto Conference . . .* ... 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
north shore of the Bay of Quinte. Distant from Kingston 54 miles, and from Toronto 113 miles.

1817 Israel Chamberlain
18 James Griggs Peale
,q t 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. * 536 .. 9 00

34 Henry Wilkinson .. . 122 .„ 4 93

165'

::::

156

....

156

,.

156

160

186

207

206

• > • •

301

320

424

• • • •

474

511

....

509

1

690

. *536

122

-. . ..

WESLEYAN METHODIST CONFERENCE.

171

Year

Names of Ministers.

1835 Henry Wilkinson

36 Henry Wilkinson

37 Matthew. Lang

38 Edwy M. Ryerson .

39 Edwy M. Ryerson .

40 Edwy M. Ryerson .

41 Wellington Jeffers

42 William McCullough

43 William McCullough

44 William Haw . .

45 Isaac B. Howard, George F. Playter .

46 Isaac B. Howard

47 John Gemley

48 John Gemley

49 John Gemley . . . .

50 Richard Jones

51 Richard Jones

\ James Preston,

( Thomas D. Pearson

52 John Ryerson,

53 George Young

54 George Young ... ....

55 John Carroll ...

56 John Carroll, Joseph L. Sanders.

.57 John Carroll, Thomas S. Keough ....

58 Ephraim B. Harper, William C. Henderson

59 Ephraim B. Harper, Charles Lavell .

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.

116
162
170
165
182
179
150
168
230
260
216
198
180
250
250
280
263

250

Conting.

Fund.

$9 25

12

00

9 00

5

43

6

90

6

93

9

14

9

18

9

50

9

50

7

20

13

05

20

00

24

04

34

00

28

25

1 K

-~

Educa.
Fund.

Sup. M.
Fund.

$7 12
14 00
14 00

12 32
16 40

9 00

13 18

73

00
25
50
50
00
8 00
16 00

25 00

26 00

27 00

240

15

75

27 65

300

25

S7

30 00

330

! 26

34

$18

50

134 00

595

l 36

00

27

20

106 00

478

i 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 Nepean, 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 r

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
85
164
114
114
140
240
255
204
180
208
162
160
162
150
218
213
169

8 05

4 66

5 33

2 00

6 50

4 50

5 50

3 50

6 00

3 65

5 50

2 50

6 05

3 70

6 15

3 75

6 52

4 00

6 52

4 00

10 39

3 69

8 47

3 70

7 33

2 65

12 00

10 00

14 00

13 50

22 00

9 70

15 71

10 44

7 92

2 62

6 00
2 93
8 00

7 00
7 25

13 55

13 60

14 00
14 00
21 65
23 00
21 00

21 12

22 00

23 00
30 90
30 58
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 I Richard Phelps, )
/ William Savage, \

55 William Savage . . .

56 William Savage

57 John Hutchinson, William W Clarke

58 John Hutchinson

59 George Cochran, Peter Addison ...

60 George Cochran, Samuel Hume

61 Wm- Di<n.n. $ W-m. S- McCullough \

Dignam } william Tucker

62 Samuel Tucker, Wm. Tucker

63 Samuel Tucker, John Russell

64 Samuel Tucker, 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

70 Thomas Crews, James Charlton

71 Hugh McLean, Robert H. Hall

72 Hugh McLean, Austin Potter. . .

73 Andrew Edwards, James Watson. ...

74 See London Conference . ...

BELMORE.
A small village in the Township of Turnberry, Huron County, Ontario,

1857 William Shannon

58 William Irwin

59 Included in the Teeswater Mission

No. of

Conting.

Educa.

Members.

Fund.

Fund.

163

$6 81

226

4 00

$1 20

270

6 45

1 92

281

2 10

3 00

287

19 60

5 25

300

14 81

4 25

302

11 24

6 80

326

12 97

5 56

320

8 00

3 45

284

13 08

5 72

288

14 63

6 15

313

14 96

6 21

287

16 91

8 66

291

17 38

8 70

233

17 63

9 00

258

15 30

10 02

258

15 75

11 00

250

18 13

12 00

213

16 21

6 00

225

16 75

6 35

230

16 95

7 00

Sup. M.
Fund.

41
50

0 70
0 75

0 25

$6 80

2 40
9 00

11 00
8 00
6 00

11 00

24 30

25 00
30 00

35 61

36 50
36 96

39 77

40 00

44 44

45 00

46 00
40 00
30 00
45 13

2 15

0 50

BERLIN.
The County town of the County of Waterloo, Ontario.

67 miles from Toronto, and

1854

Andrew A. Smith

John Williams,
, Richard Pinch,

55 Thomas Robson, Andrew A. Smith

56 United with Gait Circuit

57 Luther O. Rice, Alexander Sutherland .

58 Samuel C. Philp

59 Samuel C. Philp, Samuel C. Philp, jr

60 Samuel C. Philp, jg-jd Kennedy, |

61 Richard L. Tucker, Elias W Frazee. ..

62 Richard L. Tucker, John Hyndman . .

63 Richard L. Tucker, John H. Keppel. . . .

64 William Savage, John Armstrong, 3rd

65 William Savage, George M. Brown . . .

66 Joseph Sheply ......

67 Joseph Sheply

68 Thomas- A. Ferguson, John Scott, B.A.

69 Thomas A. Ferguson, Isaac Tovell .

70 Thomas A. Ferguson, James F. Metcalfe

71 Thomas Stobbs, William Mills

72 Thomas Stobbs, Jabez Edmonds . .

73 Christopher Cookman, William Baugh.

74 See London Conference

It is in the Township of Berlin, and is about
22 from Stratford.

245
280
114
200
178

217

178
204
210
220
224
209
121
130
186
216
222
175
180
230

• • . .

14 00

5 60

16 00

8 00

15 94

7 07

7 32

5 77

10 75

6 10

11 40

5 10

9 19

2 24

10 12

4 07

10 55

4 25

12 31

5 00

12 00

5 20

11 10

5 36

8 97

3 21

10 29

4 45

16 79

6 82

19 77

8 78

19 00

9 35

12 07

6 00

9 83

6 25

22 51

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

P!iw»i,n+.

1872 Andrew Milliken

73 Andrew Milliken

74 See London Conference

Circuit.

187
216

10 27
10 03

50
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.

No. of
Members.

Conting.
Fund.

Educa.
Fund.

Sup. M.
Fund.

1872
73
74

John A. Jewell, B. A . .

124
131
100

|3 00
2 20

$2 00
1 45

$5 50
5 65

1 90 ' 1 60

6 03

119

2 73

114

3 14

110

3 25

BLANSHARD.
A township in the County of Perth, Ontario.

1848 Thomas Williams

49 Thomas Williams , . . ....

50 John Williams ...... ........

51 Name of Circuit changed from Blanshard to St. Mary's

BLENHEIM.

A village and township in the County of Oxford, Ontario. Distant from Drumbo
miles, from Woodstock 20 miles, and from Hamilton 68 miles.

1851 Joseph Sheply. .

52 Joseph Sheply, John Wakefield

53 John Williams ....

"jL | United with Berlin Circuit

56 Thomas Robson . ...

57 Henry Reid

58 Henry Reid, William W- Clarke

59 Joseph Messmore, George Brown

60 Joseph Messmore, j g^f k^*

61 Joseph Messmore, George McRae .

62 Samuel Fear, David Chalmers . .

63 Samuel Fear, David Chalmers

64 Bichard J. Forman, John H. Keppel

65 Richard J. Forman, John H. Keppel

66 Now called Washington Circuit

R.R.

204

8 77

257

10 67

257

281

14 15

332

15 40

324

11 56

271

12 00

250

11 00

239

12 25

270

12 30

270

15 01

250

14 12

260

14 72

7 00

9 10

8 00

4 00

4 00

4 50

4 53

4 77

5 15

6 55

250

9 00

3 00

240

14 00

9 00

250

14 25

10 00

270

3 32

10 00

275

16 09

8 00

273

15 71

8 00

267

16 50

7 56

1

45

2

95

3

00

Station 4

13

00

13

25

16

15

19

22-

18 65

12

00

13

00

17

32

19

50

18 50

20 75

31

50

iu Circuit.

12 66

16 50

16

60

16

25'

39 57

43

03

44

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 ....

BLOOMFIELD and CHERRY VALLEY.
Two villages in the County of Prince Edward, Ontario. Formerly part of the Picton Circuit.

1868 David L. Brethour..

69 Davidson McDonald. . ... ....

70 William S. MeCullough, M. A. . . ....

71 Jacob E. Howell, M. A.. .-

72 Jacob E. Howell, M.A. . .

73 Jacob E. Howell, M.A.

74 See Toronto Conference ... ....

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.

1862 Peter Campbell

63 Colman Bristol, B.A. ........ .

64 Colman Bristol, B. A.. •.

65 Thomas Hanna .... -.....,

66 Thomas Hanna

67 Thomas Hanna .......

68 (See Wingham) ....... . .

213

5 25

3 10

200

5 30

3 20

180

5 96

4 15

178

7 78

3 47

195

7 20

3 80

..

223

8 56

3 77

13 00
13 00
13 55
24 17
20 96
35 39

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
4
4
4
7
10

40
00
00
02
25
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 Islan
formed by the outlets of Sturgeon, Scugog, Balsam, and other Lakes into Pigeon Lake, it wa
formerly part of Lindsay Circuit.

Year

Names of Ministers.

1857 James Ash . . . . .......... v .

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, Wm. 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.

34
101
100
175
221
147
156
206
197
107
100
109
119
195
200
230
234
229

Conting.

Fund.

$12- 57

4 95

3 32

3 24

2 86

2 18

Educa.
Fund.

69
61
58
50
91
10
00

9 19
13 70

11 00

12 30

$3 57

2 05

1 10
1 31

i 40

oik

0 84

3 17
3 20
5 00
7 12
9 00
7 00
7 10

Sup. M.
Fund.

$8 53

46
50
57
20
02
04
72
02
50
50

10 00

20 00

21 93
27 00
24 00
26 25

BOLSOVER.

A village on the River Talbot, in the Township of Eldon, County of Victoria, Ontario. In 1863 il

was a part of Point Mara Mission ; from 1864 to 1866 it was part of the Coboconk and Carder

Mission.
1866 Wm W. Miller

67 Wm. R. Barker 60 2 96 135 3 20

68 George McNamara 76 3 89 2 29 5 00

69 George McNamara 69 171 2 33 3 25

70 United with Coboconk . 72 1 75 2 36 3 27

BOLTON.
A village at the head of Austin's Bay, Lake Memphramagog, in the Township of Bolton, County o:
Brome, Quebec. Formerly known as East Bolton Mission.

1868 Thomas Bell, Jacob Halpenny .

69 Thomas Bell, Jacob Halpenny .

70 Thomas BeU

71 William Scales.

72 William Scales

73 JohnGrenfell

74 See Montreal Conference ....

137

11 41

3 59

137

5 16

5 00

107

5 16

5 00

111

5 24

5 20

112

4 21

3 00

150

8 83

5 00

* 97

9 00

5 21

8 50
11 58
11 60

11 36

8 00

9 48

12 00

BONCHERE.

So called from the River Bonne Chere, in the County of

1828 George Farr . . . . . .

29

30 Alyah Adams

31 James Brock

32 Simon Huntington ,

33) . ... .. , ..

to > United with Mississippi Circuit.
38)

39 United with Pembroke Circuit.

40 Stephen Brownell . . ... . .

41) .....

to > Again united with Pembroke Circuit.
45)

46 William Chapman . .... . .

47 John Howes . . . . . ....

48 John Howes .....

49 Richard Wilson . .

50 Thomas Hanna ....

51 Name of Mission changed to Renfrew

Renfrew, Ontario.

26

....

30

0 4 • .

40

- 3

56

t ■

47

13"

8 66

. . .

'ii*

■ ....

30

4 47

O ■: .", -

30

• 3 02

• • • •

31

3 85

• • ■ ■

37

4 87

...

3 44

1 40
1 43
0 73
0 90
0 70

WESLEYAN METHODIST CONFERENCE.

175

BOND HEAD.

A village in the Township of West Gwillimbury, County of Simcoe, Ontario. It was formerly part

of the Bradford Circuit.

Year

Names of Ministers.

1868 Isaac B. Aylesworth, M.D., John Scanlon

69 James Goodwin, Robert Reynolds ,

70 James Goodwin, Wm. J. Fife ,

71 James Goodwin, John Smith

72 Francis Coleman, Thos. H. Patchell

73 Francis Coleman, Austin Potter

74 See Toronto Conference .

No. of
Members.

286
305
308
344

265
260

$8 47
12 62
12 84

12 90

13 00
13 00

Educa.
Fund.

$6 65

00
35
00
00
14

Sup

M.

Fund.

$20 66

28

85

34

58

40 62

42

50

47

26

235
173
243
277
298
173
168
200
262
190
232
270
394
341
407
355
369
374
386
387
374
332
340
■ 400
100
106
150
140
140

8 25

6 10

7 50
7 00

7 60

8 95

10 05
6 43

11 97
15 83

17 00

18 00
14 45

14 70

15 00

15 20

16 30

15 10
20 00
20 36
20 72

24 02

25 05
25 14
11 00

17 00

18 75

19 00

16 75

8 25

7 50
11 75

9 00

8 80

7 00
7 50

12 00
6 37
5 25

10 50
9 00
9 00

75
00
40
00

BOWMANVILLE.

A town in the Township of Darlington, County of Durham, Ontario. It is distant from Toronto 43
miles, and from Cobourg 26 miles, and was formerly part of Whitby Circuit.

1845 Alvah Adams ....

46 Alvah Admas, Ozias Barber.

47 William Haw, William Coleman ....

48 William Haw, John O. 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 McFadden, William Sheridan

61 William McFadden, James Graham

62 William McFadden, 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. Jolliffe.

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 . ....

5
9

8

9

11

00
18
55
11
60
13 30
17 00
15 00
20 00

8 60

9 50
10 00

13 30
32 12
42 00
18 12

34 50
32 00
27 70
30 15

35 50

55 79
50 00

56 17

82 16

83 25

84 00
50 00
54 00

52 00

53 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

120 I 9 59 i 4 00 ! 13 16

123 I 9 49 5 12 ' 16 00

1873 Webster W. Leech, Almon P Lyons
74 Toronto Conference

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.

t Darlington set off and Bowmanville made a station.

176

CIRCUITS, STATIONS AND MISSIONS.

Year

Names of Ministers.

1851 Reuben E. Tupper, Andrew A. Smith . .

52 Reuben E. Tupper, Isaac Barber . .

53 William Young, James Taylor. .-....,..

54 William Young, Richard J. Forman .

55 William Young, William McDonagh. .

56 Isaac B. Aylesworth, M.D., James Thompson. .

57 Isaac B. Aylesworth, M.D., Wm. J. Hunter ..

58 Charles Silvester, Joseph L. Sanders .

59 Charles Silvester, William L. Scott .

60 William English, Robert H. Smith . .

61 William English, Isaac Gold .

62 John S. Clarke, George M. Meacham, B.A.

63 John S. Clarke, Wesley Casson ,

64 John S. Clarke, Peter Addison

65 William McCullough, William F. Morrison, B.A

66 I. B. Aylesworth, M D., J. G. Keagey, B.A.

67 I. B. Aylesworth, M.D., Joseph Locke.

68 Jay S. Youmans —

69 Jay S. Youmans

70 Jay S. Youmans ..

71 George Goodson.

72 William Hay, Henry M. Manning

73 William Hay, David Cattanach

74 See Toronto Conference ...

No. of
Members.

299
279
390
409

455
■376
258
359
332
302
290
278
306
283
265
286
300
385
100
133
150
120
150
155

Conting.
Fund.

$18 78
9 10
18 00
22 56
29 11
29 42
17 90
25 27
16 11

14 90

15 00
8 44

10 00
10 50
8 00
12 15
12 50

16 40
10 00

15 00

16 00
5 85

20 41
22 27

Educa.
Fund.

$9 00

10 38

9 27

7 50
9 33

8 43

88
94
50
50
00

6 14

7 00
10 83

7 00

8 00
10 68
10 75

6 80
10 00

Sup. M.
Fund.

$9 76

16 00

9 00

26 36
38 35
40 31
30 75
30 00

34 45

35 41

36 50
28 25
30 00
30 00

15 00

16 00

27 00
27 07
13 50
16 00
21 00
21 50
32 35
32 93

BRAMPTON.

The County town of the County of Peel, Ontario. It is situated in the Township of Chinguacousy, and
is distant from Toronto 22 miles, from Georgetown 8 miles, and from Guelph 28 miles. It was
formerly known as Toronto Circuit.

1848 Peter Ker, David C. Clappison

49 Peter Ker, David C. Clappison .

50 William Young, William S. Blackstock . . , .

51 Wm. Young, Wm. S. Blackstock, J. E. Sanderson.

52 Wm. Young, Wm. S. Blackstock .......

53 B. Nankeville, R. E. Tupper, J. E. Sanderson

54 S. (J. Philp, R. E. Tupper, J. E. Sanderson

55 S. 0. Philp, Wm. Andrews, Wm. Short

56 Wm. Andrews, B. Jones, J. Dixon, MA...

57 Wm. Andrews, B. Jones, J. Dixon, M.A.

58 James Norris, T. D. Pearson, J. Learoyd

59 James Norris, J. Hugill, 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 . .

65 Michael Fawcett, J. L. Sanders, T. A. Ferguson

66 Michael Fawcett, Thomas Kelly ...

67 Michael Fawcett, j ®™/ A- Sanson, j

' | Robt. L. Gabie, ( ■■••-••

68 Wm. McFadden, D. G. Sutherland, M.A

69 Wm. McFadden, D. G. Sutherland, M.A

70 Wm. McFadden, Alfred L. Russell, B.A

71 John Shaw, j Celling ton W Carson,

J Edward F. Goff,

72 John Shaw, John G. Scott

73 William Burns, John G. Scott . .

74 See Toronto Conference ....

470

28 00

440

29 00

425

20 00

525

41 75

505

36 65

550

30 82

501

50 12

560

51 57

16 00

642

55 23

21 40

649

61 00

22 00

682

61 00

22 12

662

22 00

4 10

739

28 00

10 00

717

26 55

20 70

676

33 83

14 79

686

24 38

7 34

606

25 51

12 05

582

25 99

11 43

§ 605

21 70

15 00

300

10 60

7 60

332

15 00

9 50

372

26 00

18 15

382

26 50

21 00

349

27 00

28 00

370

27 55

15 00

343

27 50

13 00

400

29 38

14 00

25 00

26 11

'25 50

14 75

34 74

101 12

82 48

120 40

150 50

125 04

80 25

85 00

87 90

92 25

75 00

134 85

107 00

156 25

166 00

72 00

108 25

121 00

132 00

90 59

70 50

118 00

1856 William Shannon, William R. Dyre
57 Name of Mission changed to Hanover

BRANT.
A township in the County of Bruce, Ontario.

28
33

1 07
1 21

1 43

2 02

* Cookstown set off. t Lloydtown se^ off. t Bond Head set off. § Streetsville Bet off.

WESLEYAN METHODIST CONFERENCE.

177

BRANTFORD.
The County town of the County of Brant, Ontario. It is situated on the Grand River, and is distant

from Hamilton 25 miles, from Paris 7 miles, and from Buffalo 76 miles,
the Dumfries Circuit.

It was formerly part of

Year

Names of Ministers.

No, of
Members.

Conting.
Fund.

Educa.
Fund.

Sup. M.
Fund.

40 Thomas Bevitt

1835 Adam Townley

36 Edmund Shepherd, John Law

37 Edmund Shepherd, Peter Ker

38 Thomas Bevitt, William Coleman

39 Thomas Bevitt, Arkles S. Newbury
James Mockeridge, )
William Price, \

41 James Musgrove, James Spencer

42 Samuel Rose, Thomas Jeffers

43 Samuel Rose, Reuben E. Tupper

44 George Poole, George Young

45 George Poole, Charles Lavell

46 Edwy M. Ryerson, Richard Whiting

47 Edwy M. Ryerson, John Gundy, Alexander T. Green

48 Edwy M. Ryerson, Wellington Jeffers ....

49 Claudius Byrne, Wellington Jeffers

50 Claudius Byrne, John English

51 Kennedy Creighton, James Preston

52 Kennedy Creighton, Thomas Peacock

53 Noble F. English, William S. Griffin . . .

54 Noble F. English

55 Isaac B. Howard

56 Isaac B. Howard ....

57 Isaac B. Howard . . .

58 George Young . . . .'

59 George Young, R. Fowler, M.D., M.R.C.S.E . . . .

60 George Young

61 William Pollard ... . . : . .

62 William Pollard, Wesley Casson

63 John Borland

64 John Borland.

65 John Borland .

66 John Gemley ... . .

67 John Gemley

68 John Gemley

69 William R. Parker, M. A

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

73 George H. Davis

74 See London Conference

153
386
410
458

366

310
411
437
421
372
395
384
433
433
421
397
364
407

* 407
150
314
240
325
290
305
305
293
284
211
199
232
245
250
270
286
310
313

t375
202

$23 83
25 00
16 35

15 59

20 00

16 19

17 82

19 00

18 00
10 00
14 98
14 73
14 43
25 25

20 74
20 60
20 90
28 99
12 18

24 59
44 32
39 53
31 39

23 93

25 56

24 44
20 62
22 43
18 60
20 78

34 53

35 30
33 50
30 68
33 36
39 58
41 59
20 46

$9 15

15 05

16 15

11 40

17 62

10 53

12 02
9 09
6 50
6 01

11 75
9 91

14 23
16 88

31 00

32 00
32 00
20 00
16 44
11 49

$12 00

16 69

17 00

15 35

10 00

16 55

20 50

20 50

21 73
9 00
7 75

10 25
12 15
9 00
10 00
10 70
16 37
20 62
28 04

4
14

87
00

32 00
32 00
40 00
42 00
40 00

41
41

09
00

34 30
25 00
20 25

45 62

46 00
52 00
30 60
38 37
25 25
.37 04
20 95

BRANTFORD— BRANT AVENUE.
This appointment was previously in connection with Brantford — see above.
1873 Benjamin B. Keefer ... ... . j . . . . i . . . ...

74 See London Conference .'■ 170 18 52 i 10 30

24 30

BREWER'S MILLS.
A village on the Rideau Canal, in the Township of Pittsburg, County of Fronteuac, On
Mission was formerly called Storrington, and is about 16 miles from Kingston.
1858 James Ash ... . .... ....

59 Davidson McDonald 89 10 21

60 James Thompson i 118 7 67

61 James Thompson ! 115 7 50

62 James Thompson 138 7 00

63 Alexander Campbell, 2nd 144 5 00

64 Alexander Campbell, 2nd, Wm. I. Shaw, B.A, LL.B 100 5 50

65 Alexander Campbell, 2nd, Wm. I. Shaw, B.A., LL.B| 125 5 80

66 Wm. Savage, John W. Wicher 140 6 46

67 See Pittsburg Circuit. 226 7 00

5 02
5 35
2 50
2 75
2 00

2 25

3 00

4 67

5 00

ario.

The

4

86

8

00

8

50

8

50

6

50

7

00

i 7

50

!, 10

15

' 10 30

* Mount Pleasant set off.

12

t Brant Avenue set off.

178

CIRCUITS, STATIONS AND MISSIONS.

BRIDGENORTH.

A village in the Township of Smith, County of Peterboro', Ontario.
9 miles. It was formerly Mud Lake Mission.

Distant from Peterbo:

Year

Names of Ministers.

No. of
Members.

Conting.
Fund.

Educa.
Fund.

Sup. :
Fum

1855
56
57
58
59
60
61

Levi Vanderburg

57
70
97
80
94
76

71

$4 50

2 75

4 12

3 48

5 26
3 70

3 20

$4 00

2 42
1 40
1 30

1 50

2 00

$5 6

Wm. L.Scott. , ..

David Hardie . .......

Now called Lakefield, Bridgenorth and Mud Lake
Mission

3 0
30
43
5 0

4 0

BRIDGEWATER.

A village in the Township of Elzevir, County of Hastings, Ontario.

Hungerford Circuit.

1866 Thomas Cullen.

67 Thomas Cullen.

68 Thomas Cullen. . . .

69 Garrett J. Dingman. .

70 Garrett J. Dingman. .

71 Garrett J. Dingman.

72 William Tomblin.

73 William Tomblin, .

74 William Tomblin.

It was formerly part of tb

4 5!
6 7<
6 7!

8 61

9 5(

14 71

15 7(
15 7(

60

5 99

2 57

80

7 86

4 17

85

7 90

5 25

119

5 55

2 13

90

5 88

3 81

150

7 00

2 15

140

7 25

3 00

125

7 35

4 00

BRIGHTON.

A village in the Township of Murray, County of Northumberland, Ontario. It was formerly a p
of Colborne Circuit. It is distant from Belleville 22 miles, and from Toronto 91 miles.

1849 George F. Playter, 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.D. ...

71 Robert Mark, M.D

72 Robert Mark, M.D.

73 Osborn Lambly, 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

7 00

16 25

BROCK.

So called from the name of a township in the County of Ontario, Province of Ontario. It was former]

part of Whitby Circuit.

1833 David Hardie.... ..

34 David Hardie....

35 John Lever ....

76
102
119

.Smithfield set off.

WESLEYAN METHODIST CONFERENCE.

179

Year

Names of Ministers.

1836 Cornelius Flummerfelt

37 Cornelius Flummerfelt ...

38 Cornelius Flummerfelt

39 Horace Dean ....

40 Horace Dean

41 John Sanderson

42 John Sanderson

43 {Hemati Davis). .

44 Gilbert Miller

45 Gilbert Miller, Abraham Dayman

46 William Young, Alex. Campbell. . .

47 Charles W. M. Gilbert.

48 Charles W. M. Gilbert

49 William Steer

50 Cornelius Flummerfelt .

51 Cornelius Flummerfelt . . ...

52 Cornelius Flummerfelt

53 Daniel Wright

54 George T. Richardson.

55 George T. Richardson

56 Samuel Fear

57 Samuel Fear

58 Samuel Fear, James W Sloane . . . .
* 59 Robert Graham

60 William H. Bakewell, Martin Begg . ..

61 William H. Bakewell, Samuel Might . . .

62 William H. Bakewell, Robert Godfrey

63 Henry Reid, John Carroll Wilson . .

64 Henry Reid, Albert Van Camp.

65 Henry Reid, Daniel F. Gee

66 John Hodgson, Marmaduke Pearson

67 John Hodgson. Francis C. Reynolds . .. ,

68 William Coleman, Arthur G. Bloomfield

69 William Coleman, Newton Hill

70 William Coleman, Newton Hill

71 George T. Richardson, George Leech. . .

72 George T. Richardson

73 George T. Richardson

74 Toronto Conference .

No. of
Members.

146
116
133
144
203
189
169
237
238
211
174
192
165
191
109
111
105
90
85
115
119
130
179
400
420
407
405
255
254
258
244
214
200
200
210
250
*200
122
142

Conting.
Fund.

$6 50
3 00
2 00
2 00

i 66

5 62

11 00

8 66

00
00
55
62
00
23

6 92
8 00

22
00

25

9 56
20 00
16 00
16 20

7 74

8 34
8 12
8 25
8 61
8 90

10 00
10 81
12 43
12 50
7 05
7 06

Educa.
Fund.

$4 00

2 90

3 15
3 23
3 40

7 50

8 03
8 07
5 10

40
05
25
65
03
50

5
4
4
4
5
6

8 00
10 09
5 87
3 40
3 50

Sup. M.
Fund.

$2 00
2 00
2 00

200

20
00
00
00
25
26
98
34
93

4 23

8 18

9 10
9 20

10 00
16 00

16 00

17 50
15 25
29 09
31 23

36 40

37 00
43 00
35 00
60 00

146 00

142 00

29 01

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 H. Williams

668

..

31 Anson Green

t518

32 William Ryerson

75

33 William Smith

98

3 00

34 William Smith

68

2 70

35 John 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

qQ ( Hannibal Mulkins |

50

1 60

3 00

rfy j John Carroll f ' ' ' -

. „ j John Carroll )
W j Wellington Jeffers \ ' '

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 Larblin Tavlor . • ....

108

8 50

9 00

45 Wm. Haw

146

11 83

9 50

Cannington set off. + Elizabethtown set oft', and Brockville made a station.

180

CIRCUITS, STATIONS AND MISSIONS.

Year

Names of Ministers.

1846 Conrad Vandusen . .

47 Conrad Vandusen

48 Noble F. English

49 Noble F. English

50 Noble F. English ....

51 Wm. Andrews.

52 Wm. Andrews. .....

53 James Elliott

54 Richard Whiting

55 Richard Whiting

56 George H. Davis

57 George H. Davis. ...

58 James Brock .

59 James Brock

60 James Brock

61 John Bredin

62 John Bredin

63 John Bredin

64 Wm. H. Poole . .

65 Wm. H. Poole . .

66 Wm. H. Poole

67 Isaac B. Howard.

68 Isaac B. Howard.

69 Isaac B. Howard. . .

70 John A. Williams

71 John A. Williams.

72 John A. Williams

73 George McRitchie

74 See Montreal Conference

No. of
Members.

122

148

130

132

122

115

120

123

126

131

173

153

160

138

140

148

133

155

130

103

150

160

180

220

230

230

230

230

230

Conting.
Fund.

$11 25
11 27

7 25

8 18
4 45
6 18
6 50
6 50

13 19

14 15

16 23
11 75
11 40

17 00
8 85

10 80

11 00
11 25

8 05

9 50
9 55
9 70

19 85

18 75
18 42

20 22
22 00
20 27
25 40

Educa.
Fund.

$i 87
5 00

5 00
8 07

.8 55

6 Q0
6 15

Sup. M
Fund.

7 25
7 40
7 50

6 40

7 00
6 27

10 33

13 00
10 60

14 13
14 50

12 00

13 50

$6 50
6 55
3 00
3 50
3 50
3 50
6 00

6 00

7 00

8 00
12 25
12 87
11 12
25 00
25 00
25 00
31 00

33 00
40 00
28 00
23 25
27 50
47 00

34 25
,34 50

40 50
38 50
40 00
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 Kennedj Creighton.

68 Kennedy Creighton. . .

69 JohnH. Keppel.

70 John H. Keppel . . .

71 JohnH. Keppel.

72 Thomas Woolsey.

73 Thomas Woolsey. .

74 See Toronto Conference

12
17
15
10
10
10

17
23
24
29
130
109

126*

150

132

107

106

86

67

46

3 15

6 01

9 00

10 00

7 25

6 98

7 14

7 23

8 97
13 68

8 25
8.00

3 io

4 66

4 00

5 00

6 00

3 00

4 00

No returns in

12 50

8 74

13 36

6 96

15 23

7 30

12 90

6 05

10 41

4 58

10 47

6 04

2 75

8 75

13 00

13 00

13 00

6 50
5 00

4 90

5 45

7 70

14 00

8 05
10 00

Minute'.
30 00
19 28

15 25

6 83
15 00

8 25
13 41

BRUDENELL.
So called from the name of a township in the District of Nipissing, Ontario.

ville 118 miles north.

1862 Charles E Perry

63 Brock Rose .

64 Archelaus Doxee

65 Archelaus Doxee

66 ) . .

to \ Included in Maynooth Mission.

40

-....

29

32

23

Distant from Belle-

0 75

WESLEYAN METHODIST CONFERENCE.

181

Year

Names of Ministers.

1869 John H. Ruttan

70 John H. Ruttan . . .

71 John Doel . . ....

72 Orrin German ....

73 Edward Olivant

74 See Toronto Conference

No. of
Members.

15
20
16
26

21

Conting.
Fund.

$3 60
8 86

3 78
2 28

4 03

Educa.
Fund.

$6 06
4 89
1 47
3 04

Sup. M.
Fund.

$8 75
7 55
3 70
5 00
5 17

It was formerly known as

BRUSSELS.
A town in the Townships of Morris and Grey, County of Huron, Ontario.

Ainleyville Circuit.

1873 Robert Davey, Thomas Legate
74 See London Conference

BRYSON.

A village in the Township of Litchfield, County of Pontiac, Quebec. It was formerly Collfield Mission.
1873 Ezekiel Richardson , 54 , 3 76 1 29 , 6 14

222

1 12 50 |

4 56

24 08

250

1 16 68 I

8 00

28 75

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

^10 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

8 34

100

1 50

152

1 87

116

4 33

89

3 83

86

4 00

74

4 48

64

4 00

62

4 00

68

4 00

2 33

0 50

00
50
00
00
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 25 161 1 15 2 35

68 See Hall's Bridge 100 7 42 3 50 4 00

BURY.

1863
64
to
66
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
74

A township in the County of Compton, Quebec. It was formerly part of the Eaton Mission.
John Thurston

United to Dudswell Mission.

Richard Kerr
William Adams.
William Adams
William Adams.
William Adams .
Hiram Fowler
Hiram Fowler
Robert Lochead.

39

28
30
33
36
38
36
34

2 26

1 47

1 55

2 25
2 28
2 30

0 60

0 25
0 57

2 21
2 25

0 73

00
50

24
75
52
60

BYTOWN.

The County Town of the County of Carleton, Ontano. It is situated at the mouth of the Rideau

River, in the Township of Nepean.

1828 George Poole

29 George Poole

30 John C. Davidson

31 John C. Davidson, Alvah Adams

9n \ Alvah Adams, ) T . ,,,.

32 { T.v_ „ ,, i Lewis Warner ....

John Carroll,
33 John Carroll

75

125

135

150

159

182

CIRCUITS, STATIONS AND MISSIONS.

War

Names of Ministers.

1834 Ezra Healy, Vincent B. Howard
35 Ezra Healy, George F. Playter .

36
37
38
39
40
41

James Brock, William Currie.
James Brock

Richard Jones

Richard Jones

Richard Jones

John Carroll

42 Thomas Bevitt, Lewis Warner

43 Thomas Bevitt, ...

44 Michael Baxter

45 William Pollard

46 Lachlin Taylor, Jonathan Loverin

47 Edmund Shepherd, William Andrews . .

48 Edmund Shepherd

49 Edmund Shepherd, David C. McDowell

50 Edmund Shepherd, David C. McDowell

51 Noble F. English, William McGill . .

52 Noble F. English,

53 Kennedy Creighton

- . j Kennedy Creighton,

Thomas Stobbs
55 Name now changed to Ottawa City

No. of
Members.

169
162
148
116
169
91
126
140
142
162
115
100
101
174
238
230
263
251
240
.198

140

140

Conting.
Fund.

$4 37
4 40
18 00
20 21
24 82

16 71

4' 50

7 87
12 00

17 40
17 20

17 30

18 00
18 20
16 00

8 22

9 80
8 80

Educa.
Fund.

$8 00

Sup. M.
Fund.

|6 64
9 68

10 00
9 33

6 50
12 00
22 90
22 50
20 00

17 50

7 25
2 00

10 00

18 75
18 00
18 00
18 50
18 60
14 00
12 00

6 00

5 28

c.

52
53
54

110

107

131

134

119

152

127

110

120

120

112

126

171

160

165

156

150

140

152

205

228

244

225

213
248
220
193

5 00

5 00
8 12

7 52
10 00
10 00
10 62

6 00
5 82

8 10

10 32

11 37
8 69
8 15

00
80
00
70
32

CAINSVILLE.

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 .. ..

Thomas Jeffers

Robert Corson

Robert Corson . .

55 William Sutton

56 William Sutton ".

57 Jamas Hams ....

58 James Harris

59 James Harris .

60 William H. Laird.

61 William H. Laird.. ..

62 William 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 \ £h°mas W. CamPbell>

' ( R. G. Bigham .

71 James Broley, Edward H. Taylor

72 James Broley, Edward H. Taylor

73 William W. Shepherd, Joseph Berry

74 See London Conference

12 52

12 95

13 61

15 00

15 17

16 99

17 46

15 64

00
00

50
65
63
17
32
00
25
50
00

3 75

4 18
4 63

8 45

9 00

12 00

10 28

11 03

fi 37

5 00

5 00

5 87

2 63

5 26

5 40

6 00

5 00

7 33

7 44

12 63

13 87

15 12

15 00

14 40

12 83

13 00

11 25

15 45

20 70

37 58

48 00

26 30

26 50

29 00

24 58

90 on

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.

1862 Sheni Blanshard

63 Robert Shaw, B.A

64 Robert Shaw, B.A.

65 Isaac B. Tallman

66 John Hutchinson ... .

67 John Hutchinson

68 Thomas Hurlburt

69 Thomas Hurlburt

70 John Sanderson, 2nd. .

71 John Sanderson, 2nd. .

72 Walter Rigsby

73 Walter Rigsby

74 See London Conference

No . of ! Conting.
Members. | Fund.

204
180
137
145
160
165
190
200
200
200
186
186

$7 27
6 56
3 15

5 46

6 21

6 89
3 55
2 75

2 85

3 00

7 44
7 85

Educa.
Fund.

65
00
15
66
11
81
00
88
88
50
60
14

Sup. M.
Fund.

$15 88
9 00

5 00
8 45

6 00
10 00

5 67

6 42

7 50
13 25
13 61
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. Perrv 11 0 10 0 50 2 12

66 .\ . . . ' 21 1 25 1 00 3 20

67

68 Andrew C. Eastman

69 Andrew C. Eastman . . 8

70 Arthur V. Francis 18 5 65 3 50 3 40

71 Supplied from Renfrew 20 3 65 0 68 2 92

72 Supplied from Renfrew 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 .. .100 4 66

68 Robert Godfrey .... 107 6 06

69 JohnC. Ash ... ... 110 5 19

70 John C. Ash 115 6 00

71 John C. Ash 121 6 65

72 Richard Potter 155 7 00

73 Richard Potter 155 9 32

74 Toronto Conference '. . . . . 175 10 71

1 00

2 27

4 50
6 00
8 00
8 00

5 50

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. It was formerly part of the Long Point Circuit.

1830 Richard Phelps

31 Richard Phelps
32

33 William' Griffis' . ..'.".'.

34 John S. Attwood, John Baxter

35 Richard Phelps, Peter Ker

36 Now called Grimsby Circuit . . .

145

248
530
370
244
247

8 37
25 47
21 12

Distant

CANNINGTON.

A village on the Toronto and Nipissing R. R., in the Township of Brock, County of Ontario,
from Toronto 59 miles. It was formerly part of Brock Circuit.

1872 George Leech ... ... ...

73 George Leech . . . . . 84 4 91 3 25 121 50

74 See Toronto Conference . . 100 7 39 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.

1861 Alex. T. Green, John C. Willmott. . . .

62 Alex. T. Green, Wm. F. Morrison, B.A.

63 Thomas Stobbs, John Burwash, B.A. . .

64 Thomas Stobbs .

65 Charles Silvester

66 Charles Silvester

67 Charles Silvester

68 James Graham „

69 James Graham

70 William J. Hewitt

71 William J. Hewitt

72 Stephen Bond „ . . .

73 Arthur Browning

74 Toronto Conference

No. of

Conting.

Educa.

Members.

Fund.

Fund.

262

$15 79

$6 12

300

14 08

6 76

297

9 54

3 75

182

7 00

3 50

225

12 58

6 55

.226

13 46

5 68

201

14 33

5 77

207

19 00

8 25

194

20 07

10 52

289

21 00

14 0t>

285

21 05

7 50

240

15 10

8 00

242

18 50

11 00

Sup M.
Fund.

$49;00
30 00
41 J5
33 25
39 00
46 77

53 00
48 60
50 00
58 00

54 00
36 40
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 df Lanark, Ontario — formerly Mississippi Circuit.

1849 Benjamin Nankeville, Thomas Hanna . . ... ....

50 Thomas W Constable, Eichard Wilson 331 16 23 ... 11 50

51 Thomas W. Constable, David Robertson . . 310 6 14 3 50

52 William McGill, Edwin Peake . 288 15 12 ". . 7 75

53 William McGill, Edwin Peake . . . 275 12 12 ... 10 83

54 Circuit divided ; see Carleton Place below, and

Pakenham . . 218 1182 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 . 155 9 22 3 73 4 12

56 Joseph Reynolds ... 160 6 40 1 18 7 20

57 John Howes 148 6 50 1 73 7 25

58 John Howes, Henry H. Perdue .. 169 12 11 3 00 9 00

59 John Howes, 249 12 32 500 15 00

60 William Bryers, Nelson- B. Clarke. . 226 10 30 3 00 16 00

61 George Beynon, Richard N. Adams 224 10 66 3 10 20 00

62 George Beynon, Hazleton A. Spencer ... . 213 8 79 4 80 15 25

63 George Beynon, Robert L. Gabie . 244 10 38 6 21 24 00

64 James Masson, Samuel B. Phillips .... . . 230 11 28 4 35 22 00

65 James Masson, William S. McCullough, B.A .... 238 972 458 1970

66 James Masson, Henry Irvine ... 232 10 89 4 60 20 53

67 Henry McDowell, Osborn Lambly, B.A 237 11 96 6 41 25 12

68 Henry McDowell, Jabez B. Saunders . 240 12 16 6 57 25 60

69 Henry McDowell 245 12 46 7 80 26 50

70 Thomas Atkinson, Reuben Millyard ... . . . 275 1271 8 00 27 10

71 Thomas Atkinson, James McFarlane 288 15 00 14 25 28 00

72 Thomas Atkinson, Benjamin Franklin .282 16 00 12 58 31 32

73 William Raney . . . . * 235 17 00 9 60 36 50

74 See Montreal Conference 154 10 23 5 50 23 00

CARTWRIGHT.
A township in the County of Durham, Ontario. Distant from Bowmanville 15 miles.
1843 John Williams . . l

44 Matthew Connor ... ... . . . . 109 2 00 1 76

Scugog Island united with it.

45 Robert Lochead . ... 128 2 18 .. 2 06

46 Robert Lochead . c . , „ 141 4 14 1 00

* Almonte set off.

WESLEYAN METHODIST CONFERENCE.

185

Year

Names of Ministers.

No. of
Members.

Conting.
Fund.

Educa.
Fund.

Sup. M.
Fund.

1847 >

84

$1 00

$4 00

48 > Supplied from Bowmanville Circuit.

49 )

50 Stephen Miles

....

51 John Sanderson . . .

130

2 67

1 10

52 John Sanderson .

84

2 75

2 00

53 John Sanderson .

80

2 82

• • * •

2 23

72

3 60

3 00

89

6 31

$3 25

3 98

56 William Richardson

92

5 48

1 15

4 00

57 William Richardson .

115

7 23

4 00

6 00

115

8 05

4 62

8 00

59 David A. Johnston, William Sheridan

240

11 22

1 00

5 80

60 David A. Johnston, John Mitchell

289

6 35

1 00

6 07

61 Andrew Edwards. James W. Sloane

252

7 00

2 50

6 03

62 Andrew Edwards

*276

10 25

4 78

10 34

142

4 29

2 20

5 27

64 Henry McDowell ...

164

5 71

2 32

5 50

65 Henry McDowell ....

170

5 80

2 37

5 65

66 Henry McDowell .

171

5 89

2 41

5 70

67 William McDonagh

171

6 09

2 60

9 50

68 William McDonagh ....

200

10 45

3 00

35 00

69 William McDonagh

178

13 00

4 00

50 00

- 70 John Carroll Wilson

212

13 50

5 00

43 01

71 John Carroll Wilson, Isaac N. Robinson

170

13 53

6 69

35 10

72 Alexander Drennan

171

11 10

4 69

35 11

73 John Hodgson ...

115

2 82

....

, 4 00

74 See Toronto Conference

100

4 28

1 20

110 00

CASSVILLE.
A small village in the Township and Co. Stanstead, Quebec. It was formerly part of the Hatley Mission.

867 John Agar

....

68 1

65

3 35

3 15

10 35

to > United with Hatley.

70)

72 Henry W. Knowles

69

3 25

5 00

5 20

73 United with Hatley . .

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 .... 200 7 67 4 29 1130

70 Ebenezer Robson . . 195 8 34 5 55 13 54

71 Ebenezer Robson 200 9 10 7 50 17 30

72 Ebenezer Robson . 225 7 40 5 69 12 00

73 George Browne 200 8 00 6 00 13 41

74 Toronto Conference 170 10 15 5 25 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
246
248
260
292
268
270

16 50

13 70
10 50

14 76

15 59

16 60
16 53

50
00
34
51
80
00
10

25 92
23 16
37 47

37 50

38 40

39 28
45 00

* Manvers set off.

186

CIRCUITS, STATIONS AND MISSIONS.

* CAVAN.
So called from the name of a township in the County of Durham, Ontario.

Year

Names of Ministers.

No. of

Conting.

Members.

Fund.

96

112

132

•

99

....

218

230

....

222

235

....

Educa.
Fund.

Sup. M.
Fund.

1827 James Norris, Hamilton Biggar ....

28 Hamilton Biggar

29 Daniel McMullen. .

30 Gilbert Miller

31 Conrad Vandusen, William Young.. .

32 Conrad Vandusen, James Currie

33 John Law, Thomas Harmon..-

34 John Black

35 William Young

36 Included in the Peterborough Circuit

$6 37

3 73

10 50

40

$4 02

37

4 00

$0 90

38

3 32

0 90

59

2 58

0 80

47

4 32

1 20

'51

4 35

0 75

49

4 00

2 00

51

2 12

1 50

,50

4 60

1 50

39

4 08

1 50

34

5 21

2 56

36

5 60

2 59

30

60

9 14

3 44

60

7 80

4 91

65

5 00

5 00

Distant from

4 03

5 43

5 00

4 00

4 61

4 65

5 00

2 18

2 75

2 90

4 19

4 21

5 28

6 14

6 20

CAVIGNAL.

A village on the Ottawa River, in the Seigniory and County of Vandreuil, Quebec.

Montreal 36 miles.

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) ........

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 ... . . ;

56 James Armstrong.

57 John Shaw . '

58 John Shaw

59 Thomas Cobb

60 Thomas Cobb ['

61 .Alexander Langford . .

62 Alexander Langford

63 John L. Kerr

64 John L. Kerr

65 John L. Kerr ' : ..'.'...'.'" "

66 Wm. Richardson

67 Wm. Richardson [[

68 Wm. Richardson

69 William Savage ' [[

70 William Savage . ...!!,

71 William Savage . . '.'.'.".'

72 John Sanderson, Thomas Gee
7o | John Sanderson, | ,™ . -. _, '
16 j Edmund E. Sweet, J CharJes R' Morrow ■ ■
74 See London Conference s . ,

51

55

71

74

100

115

99

100

105

101

194

128

134

127

177

200

220

187

162

4 18

1 50

8 50

4 08

6 75

4 00

5 03

3 00

6 80

1 69.

4 20

1 60

4 35

1 93

4 98

2 02

3 66

2 12

3 45

2 36

3 87

1 73

4 22

1 80

4 32

1 91

5 12

2 68

6 00

3 00

6 25

4 0ft

6 30

4 25

4 50

4 00

5 55

3 50

4 90
6 38
6 42
6 50
2 00

8 00

9 07

67
27
50
12

6 67

6 00

7 75
7 10
7 50

7 80

8 00

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.

18!!q iay S' Youmans» wm- Short .... 170 8 48 415 8 00

58 Jay S. Youmans, Wm. H. Peake. . ... .... 261 8 75 3 00 10 00

59 Jay S. Youmans. Taiutr- dn\A onn T ra o ii i an

WESLEYAN METHODIST CONFERENCE.

187

Year

Names of Ministers.

1860 Charles Taggart, Wm. J. Hewitt. . .

61 Charles Taggart, Edmund S. Shorey

62 Wm. Richardson

63 Thomas Cobb

64 John C. Ash. ..

65 John C. Ash

66 John C. Ash . ...

67 EdmundS. Rupert, M.A.

68 Edmund S. Rupert, M.A

69 Edmund S. Rupert, M.A

70 Ephraim L. Koyl

71 Ephraim L. Koyl

72 Ephraim L. Koyl

73 William Rilance

74 See Montreal Conference ....

No. of
Members.

274
257
220
120
100
136
131
155
146
149
150
144
127
151
104

Conting.

Fund.

$7 21

4 99

4 90

2 99

2 45

3 00

3 50

3 75

4 04

4 76

4 70

5 30

5 42

5 46

6 04

Educa.
Fund.

75
40
00

0 75

20
50

50
75
80
35
27
75
84
91
54

Sup. M.
Fund.

$7 64
8 00
7 50

00
65
00

6 00
10 00

5 38

7 28
7 03

10 £4

15 82
14 18

16 53

39
23
18

21
23
19
20
16
17
12
15

4 00
1 00

0 40

CHAMBLY.

A village on the west side of the 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 ^

. gl | 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

25
00

42
54
83
70

77
00

00
15
85
00
09
01
23
30

2 00

5 50

6 00
2 00
6 00
6 50
5 35
4 50

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
42
36
44
40

3 02
1 14

i 07
1 25

0 50

i 66
2 00

1 15

3 25
3 00

3 60

4 66
1 58

348

7 20

370

20 50

353

15 15

266

7 73

200

12 89

233

15 76

229

12 12

232

14 00

300

20 62

223

22 03

200

24 00

195

24 83

257

15 15

263

18 42

6 78
6 76

3 32

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 . .

ki William Ames. Samuel Down

7

10

6

00

2

12

3

33

5

12

4

37

7

48

13

45

18 37

25

00

20 00

16

00

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 ......

61 George Cochran, David Brethour

62 George Cochran, Peter Bawtinhimer

63 Lewis Warner, Kenneth McKenzie . .

64 Thomas Cleghorn, Manly Benson .

oc n n j \ 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. Ryckman, M.A., John Semmens . .

72 Edward B. Ry(&man, M.A., John E. Lanceley

73 William S. Griffin, Joseph Odery

74 See London Conference . . .

No. of
Members.

292
364
417
215
188
211
175

141

177
190
172
180
185
194
175
185
156

Conting.

Educa.

Fund.

Fund.

$16 12

$8 50

18 62

13 81

18 78

14 35

14 34

12 26

12 95

4 50

14 11

5 91

14 00

5 95

12 50

5 59

15 28

8 76

16 25

9 00

16 50

9 29

22 57

19 00

23 25

22 00

39 24

25 00

37 40

23 10 '

40 54

13 24

42 36 1

17 09

Sup. M.
Fund.

$12 00

25 07
39 65
20 31
12 77
24 00

26 76

23 10

29 62

30 00
30 50

50 25

51 00

52 00

53 00
61 06
67 00

CHATSWORTH.

A village in the Township of Holland, County of Grey, Ontario.

and Sullivan Mission.

1866 John Neelands . . ...

67 John Neelands

68 Joseph Hill

69 Joseph Hill . . . . . .

70 Josias Greene

71 Josias Greene . .

72 Josias Greene .... . . ... ....

73 John Webster

74 See Toronto Conference ...

It was formerly called Holland

2 78

2 80

3 00

3 65

4 26
6 00
6 76

11 25
11 32

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

CHELSEA.

t

A small village in the Township of Hull, County of Ottawa, Province of Quebec.

1873 Peter Ker , . . , ... .

74 Montreal Conference . . . . | 40 I 4 53 1 15 |

3 14

CHINGUACOUSY.
A township in the County of Peel, Ontario. It was formerly part of the Georgetown Circuit.

1872 Benjamin Sherlock

73 Benjamin Sherlock

74 See Toronto Conference

160
125

6 30

7 50

15

20

11 00
11 16

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

14-73
4 00

4 00

5 00
16 60
12 00

8 25

CLARENCEVILLE.

A village in the Township of Noyan, County of Missiquoi, Quebec, k was formerly part of St Armwid

Circuit.
1845 Thomas Campbell . .

k46 Thomas Campbell 210

47 Thomas Campbell ...... 176

WESLEYAN METHODIST CONFERENCE.

189

Year

Names of Ministers.

No. of
Members.

Conting.
Fund.

Educa.
Fund.

Sup. M.
Fund.

48 Edmund S. Ingalls

193 •

49 Edmund S. Ingalls ...

....

50 Edmund S. Ingalls . . . .

52 Henry 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

181

2 82

2 86

3 49

60 Rufus A. Flanders . . .

172

2 90

.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

fit. ( Rufus A. Flanders )
j James Graham . )

154

3 50

3 11

6 08

66 Samuel G. Phillips

144

1 80

3 14

7 70

67 Samuel G. Phillips . . ...

215

1 62

2 50

7 97

253

1 61

2 55

7 00

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

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

35 Daniel Berney

36 William Willoughby

37 Vincent B. Howard

38 Stephen Brownell

39 John Armstrong

4C John Armstrong

41 James Hughes

42 William Dignam. ... ....

43 William Norton.

44 William Norton ...

45 John Howes .

46 James Greener

47 James Greener

48 David Jennings, Lewis Morton . ...

49 David Jennings

50 Wm. M. Pattyson, Silas Huntingdon .

51 Wm. M. Pattyson, Andrew McAlister

Portage-du-Fort united with it.

52 Thomas McMullen .

53 Thomas McMullen

54 Luther Houghton

55 Luther Houghton

56 Richard Robinson

57 Richard Pobinson .

58 Wm. T. Hewitt, Samuel Teeson

59 Wm T. Hewitt, Hiram Fowler

60 Wm. T. Hewitt

61 William Creighton

62 William Creighton

63 William Creighton, Charles E. Ferry .

64 William Shannon (W. W. Meacham) .

65 William Shannon, John H. Stewart

66 William Shannon, John H. Stewart

55

50

80

96

103

93

92

92

86

90

187

201

228

228

211

182

146

168

170
175
190
274
234
173
168
202
207
154
167
186
184
190
195

14 93
3 59
7 15
6 18

1 25

2 00
9 07

11 60

11
5
4
4

60

20
02
00
68

8 30

10 49

11 .S3

6 71

7 03
7 IS
7 00
6 45
2 37
2 87

2 90

3 20

2 05

3 00

2 19

3 91

4 03
4 14
2 50

25
35

20

1 51
1 04

50
25
75
00
00
28
48

1 50
1 50
1 00
4 12

4 25

5 90
5 35

7 50

8 00
8 00
8 00
8 15

00
76
15
80
67
05

Portage du Fort set off.

190

CIRCUITS, STATIONS AND MISSIONS.

Year

Names of Ministers.

1867 William Sanderson, Andrew C. Eastman

68 William Sanderson

69 John Howes ....

70 John Howes . . ....

Portage du Fort annexed, 1 year.

71 Edwin Fessant, Brabazon B. Dundas. . .

72 George Stenning

78 George Stenning . .

74 Montreal Conference . ' . . .

No. of

Conting.

Educa.

Members.

Fund.

Fund.

203

$3 49

•1 12

220

4 81

2 74

206

4 97

3 00

157

6 00

3 50

174

6 14

4 90

207

8 10

7 00

164

5 00

2 00

173

4 00

1 25

Sup. M.
Fund.

87 63

10 31

11 59
20 00

25 00

36 50

15 00

6 00

CLINTON.

A village in the townships of Tuekersmith, 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 . . .
<!5 Robert Brewster, George Mitchell

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

341

27 83

9 40

351

21 00

9 61

362

26 00

13 00

406

23 40

9 25

427

25 00

10 00

422

26 00

11 00

430

24 00

10 11

406

20 00

8 51

* 412

21 29

9 20

358

21 30

9 30

335

21 30

5 68

341

21 30

7 50

304

22 36

7 80

345

24 67

16 36

t340

24 89 '

17 03

122

13 75

8 25

113

9 59

6 32

116

13 00

7 25

154

12 72

6 00

9 25
18 00

20 15
31 50
35 00
43 00
48 00
51 00
66 56

60 87

61 00

62 00
55 30
71 87
74 10
71 19

21 50
16 00
24 75
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

• a a •

• • • •

> * > •

80

15 75

.4 35

88

7 75

3 06

73

6 61

2 16

73

6 67

1 50

76

5 35

1 62

59

6 16

5 64

59

6 28

1 70

67

13 66

5 07

64

12 00

7 00

84

12 02

7 42

109

12 50

10 00

136

7 05

4 61

140

8 20

5 33

150

8 45

5 20

9 20

10 00
6 19
6 73
4 57

6 87

7 00
9 31

11 12

11 52

12 10
10 22
10 25
10 86

COBOOONK.

A small village in the township of Bexley, County of Victoria, Ontario. It was formerly called

Victoria Road Mission.

1863 Peter Campbell

The townships of Garden and Dalton now united to it.

64 Peter Campbell, James A. McClung

65 William H. Schofield, B.A., James A. McClung...,

66 Alex. A. Magwood.

67 David Hardie .......

57

1 76

45

1 25

0 75

82

0 75

45 00

t 83

"

45

i is

1 00

1 40
1 00

6*72

h Some appointments given to Seaforth. + Londesboro'. with 238 members set off.

+ Ponton nns? Ttnl4-A«* nu+ r\Pf *%T\A H/\1 BitTrat* Miooinn firvmvinrl

WESLEYAN METHODIST CONFERENCE.

191

Year

Names of Ministers.

1868 David Hardie.

69 David Hardie

Bolsover united.

70 Wm Sutton, Brabazon B. Dundas .

71 Wm. Sutton, Almon P. Lyons

72 Wm. Sutton

73 Albert C. Wilson

74 Toronto Conference

No. of
Members.

62
66

37
122
126

47
50

Conting.
Fund.

00
15

21
30
00
60
03

Educa.
Fund.

n oo

2 25
0 50

75
75
10
90

Sup. M.
Fund.

$4 08
4 30

2 00
9 57
8 00
2 75
10 00

COBOURG.

The County Town of the County of Northumberland, Ontario. It is situated in the township of
Hamilton, on the north shore of Lake Ontario. It was formerly called Smith's Creek Circuit.

1825 David Breakenridge, John Black.. . .

26 Wm. Slater, John Black . . .

27 Wm. Slater, Egerton Ryerson.

28 James Norris, Ephraim Evans.

29 David Wright, John Carroll

30 David Wright, Daniel McMullen. .

31 Rowley Hey land, Edmund Shepherd .

32 Richard Jones, John C. Davidson.

33 Richard Jones, Thomas Bevitt. .

34 Thomas Bevitt, Heman Davis.

35 Hamilton Biggar, John Flanagan

36 George Poole, Adam Townley ....

37 John Carroll, John Douse. ,

38 John Carroll, Hannibal Mulkins .

39 James Brock, Alex. McNab .

40 James Brock, John Beatty

41 Edwy M. Ryerson ....

42 Edwy M. Ryerson.

43 Asahel Hurlburt. . .

44 Wm. McCullough ,

45 Wm. McCullough

46 Jonathan Scott.

47 Jonathan Scott.

48 John Douse. . . .

49 John Bredin

50 John Bredin

51 George R. Sanderson .

52 George R. Sanderson . .

53 George R. Sanderson. ,

54 George H. Davis .

55 George H. Davis.. . .

56 John Bredin

57 John Bredin. .

58 John Bredin.

59 Wm. H. Poole .

60 Wm. H. Poole

61 Wm. H. Poole

62 James H. Bishop .

63 James H. Bishop. . .

64 James H. Bishop . .

65 Richard Jones, Charles Lavell, M.A..

66 Richard Jones, Charles Lavell, M.A

67 Richard Jones. , .

68 William Pollard

69 William Pollard

70 William Pollard

71 William Briggs

72 William Briggs

73 William Briggs

74 Toronto Conference

472

452

325

317

360

519

538

560

400

447

404

300

296

522
+ 468

393
J 184 '

207

342

256

280

292

255

245

185

155

163

161

170

270

282

346

353

365
§380,,

222

257

315

269

237

226

253

224

219

231

221

266

250

281

206

24 50

28 48

25 64
19 22

7 67
10 30
14 26

14 80
17 42
17 50

17 75

18 58

10 61

11 88

12 00

15 45

16 03

19 55

18 45

20 00
32 80

21 18

22 55

13 00

13 00

14 50

19 00
18 65
•21 66
21 77

26 75
25 48

30 12

31 21

35 00

36 71

40 00

41 17

20 16
18 83
24 93

20 55

21 00
9 00

8 00

9 00
6 27
9 20

10 00
13 55

11 68
11 37
27 00
26 09

40 00

41 25
20 CO
°0 00

2 10

12 00

14 16

14 31

8 90

26 66

9 87

8 00

6 37

7 30

8 00

10 00

12 25

14 27

14 85

12 00

12 50

8 45

9 25

10 00

12 10

9 75

30 87

60 00

50 00

60 25

17 00

17 50

26 75

13 50

39 00

39 00

50 00

52 75

75 00

65 00

73 00

102 75

85 00

85 00

87 00

* Bolsover again set off. + 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.

No. of

Conting.

Educa.

Members;

Fund.

Fund.

142'

$5 25

112

5 40

200

7 00

220

2 60

222

4 00

• • ■

306

8 25

• . .

363

16 00

335

12 00

372

18 58

*460

16 00

266

7 60

170

5 83

177

6 42

170

6 80

167

9 30

118

8 30

142

10 87

$4 65

210

8 60

6 68

271

8 00

4 10

287

9 02

4 50

303

7 65

3 36

317

8 00

4 00

391

11 52

4 94

431

11 77

5 60

395

10 38

5 71

384

10 00

' 5 07

379

11 25

5 44

365

12 64

5 92

t350

16 67

9 04

195

12 31

10 33

189

15 82

10 50

170

11 14

10 68

203

11 90

5 00

200

12 50

8 00

200

12 75

6 24

Sup. M.
Fund.

1839 Wm. Haw

40 Joseph Messmore

41 Joseph Messmore. ...

42 Wm. Young. ...

43 John Black

44 John Black, David B. Madden .

45 Egbert 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 JohnG. Witted

54 JohnG. 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 MeCullough . .

73 William MeCullough

74 See Toronto Conference

COLDWATER.
A village in the township of Medonte, County of Simcoe, Ontario

1868 Supplied from Orillia

69 John W. Clipsham .

70 John W. Clipsham

71 Supplied from Orillia

72 Supplied from Orillia
-o \ Robert Lochead,

Thomas Snowdon
74 See Toronto Conference .

*3 10

3 20

4 00
3 18
3 50
8 00

10 00
10 00
14 85
13 00

10 00

6 48

7 25

8 00
8 32
3 72

11 22
20 00
13 00

16 75
11 52
20 50
22 00
22 00
22 50

17 35
29 34
31 10
27 50

19 10
25 00

17 50

18 23

20 00
20 00

It was formerly part of Orillia Circuit.

0 78

1 92

1 00
12 22

4 85

2 48

20

a • • »

*- .

22

0 89

0 56

41

0 20

0 17

34

4 78

5 02

41

6 24

7 34

49

5 40

1 97

52

3 00

1 55

It was formerly Thorne Mission.

COLLFIELD.
A village in the township of Litchfield, County of Pontiac, Quebec

1870 James Simpson, Wm. Knox

71 George Stenning

72 Samuel E. Maudsley . .„,,.. ,

73 See Bryson ...

COLLINGWOOD.
A Town in the township of Nottawasaga, on the Georgian Bay, County of Simcoe, Ontaro.

70

2 90

2 50

3 63

75

5 09

1 10

8 00

81

2 29

8 00

54

3 76

1 29

6 14

from Toronto 96 miles.

1853 Edward Sallows.

54 Edward Sallows

55 Joel Briggs.

39

48

2 42
2 26

Distant

1 88

2 46

* r..;,.v,+™

+ PiXlil^A*

WESLEYAN METHODIST CONFEKENCE.

193

Year

Names of Ministers.

1856 Robert Graham

57 Robert Graham

58 Kennedy Creighton

59 Kennedy Creighton

Nottawasaga Mission united with it for one year.

60 Charles Silvester, Edwin Fessant ....

61 Charles Silvester ....

62 Charles Fish ... . .

63 Charles Fish

64 Edward H. Dewart

65 William Lund

66 Charles Turver . .

67 Charles Turver

68 Charles Turver

69 Francis Berry

70 Francis Berry ....

71 Francis Berry . .

72 Joseph W. McCallum

73 Joseph W. McCallum

74 See Toronto Conference

No. of
Members

32
35
33
24

27

139

21

68

35

27

35

31

34

50

60

104

173

163

164

Conting.
Fund.

$4 12
5 05
3 00
2 80

1
11
3
4
3

60

28
10
35
00
2 50

2 55

3 00
3 50
3 60*

Educa.
Fund.

8 98
13 30
15 00
13 70

$3 00
1 92
1 83
1 75

1 45

5 05

2 49
2 50

Sup. M.
Fund.

§3 50

10 00

4 00

2 75

(54
47
55
50
60
00
70
00
20
75
50

50
75

20
50
00

20

4 85

5 00

5 00
4 50
13 20
9 45
18 00
20 00
20 00

COMPTON.

A tillage 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 JohnB. Selley, M.D

55 JohnB. 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

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

Ross

203
195
185
155
165
165
189
83
100

104

50
59
60
60

60
90
78

104
74
97
80
69
74
62
79
71
70
74

100

2 00

2 25
6 00
6 50
6 00

30

60
68

2 95
5 27
5 80

3 83

3 90

4

4
3
8
8
8
11

S6
94
50
94
42
50
15

10
03
00
63
33

6 00

60

4.")
50

2 00

7 00
12 00
15 00

15 00
6 00

5 09

8 20

6 36
5 45
5 02
5 17

18 25

9 07

3 35
9 00

12 50
12 50

16 00

CONSECON.

*. 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 30

385

15 50

372

! 16 22

Distan

13 08

13 12

9 23

194

CIRCUITS, STATIONS AND MISSIONS.

Year

Names of Ministers.

59 John Jackson

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

__ T , T I David B. Madden

57 Johp Lever j Arthur Browning

58 James Greener, John Jackson . ....
Robert Fowler, M.D.
Alex. 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 Brethour ...

66 John Walton, Alex. Hardie, B.A

«t t i. -V.T u ( Elisha Tennant

67 John Walton,

No. of
Members.

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

380
510
480
442
409
470
490
586
595

666

707

450

297
399
303
350
350
325
386

365

344
+ 357
148
LSI
163
140
141

Conting.
Fund.

$14 49
20 00
20 55
20 60

18 68

19 00
17 00
17 60

19 00

20 00
13 70

5 05

Educa.
Fund.

$4 20

6 00

7 00
7 10
2 50

Sup. ft
Fund

9 37

3 25

29 50

10 00

5 00

32 00

8 00

4 00

27 00

7 21

2 22

30 00

10 60

3 62

46 17

7 72

2 00

31 00

9 00

5 00

33 00

10 25

4 00

34 50

8 08

4 00

26 57

9 58

7 18

27 24

9 C6

5 65

17 80

10 00

7 61

2L 00

10 19

7 30

22 75

8 50 ]

4 00

8 00

9 50 |

4 00

18 00

$10 2(
26 3J
29 OC
31 48

34 23
38 00
31 75

35 00

36 00

46 80
53 32
66 75

COOKSHIRE.
A village in the township of Eaton, Co. Compton, Quebec. It was formerly part of the Eato,n Circui

1871 Hiram Fowler . . .. ...

72 Cornelius Jones . . . 46 4 00 2 78 6 03

73 Cornelius Jones 54 4 85 3 00 6 50

74 Montreal Conference . ..i . . . ' 54 5 00 2 09 6 00

COOKSTOWN.

A village on the corners of the townships of West Gwillimbury, Tecumseth and Essa, in the Count
of Simcoe, Ontario. Distant from Toronto 49 miles, from Barrie 13 miles, and from Bradfor
13 miles. It was formerly part of Bradford Circuit.

1851 Luther 0. Rice .... .......

52 Luther O. Rice . . . .

98

6 58

3 90

53 Luther 0. Rice ...

131

5 20

6 40

54 Joel Briggs ... . . ..= .',,...

133

9 07

9 77

55 John A. Williams

210

6 50

3 15

11 00

205

12 00

6 50

30 00

57 Charles Turver, Nicholas R. Willoughby

200

15 40

7 00

22 00

58 Charles Turver, Isaac Baker ...

282

12 20

4 05

18 00

59 John S. Clarke, Benjamin Sherlock . .

281

10 20

3 43

25 25

60 John S. Clarke, Thomas Bell

331

10 68

3 50

20 00

61 John S. Clarke, Thomas Bell

323

10 50

3 50

29 00

62 Joseph Sheply, Isaac Gold

355

10 75

4 00

34 50

63 Matthew Swann, Joseph Colling

353

14 03

6 56

60 86

64 Matthew Swann, Nelson Burns, M.A.

365

15 98

8 72

71 52

65 Matthew Swann, Peter Addison .

, 394
' 412

11 18

7 11

60 00

66 Alex. R. Campbell, Peter Addison ...

15 32

8 56

60 84

67 Alex. R. Campbell, Peter Addison

370

15 47

7 08

80 50

68 Alex. R. Campbell, John H. Keppel ....

437

23 00

8 20

90 50

69 Wiliam Hay, Andrew Cunningham . . ...

i 521

18 93

15 00

87 10

70 William Hay, David Cattanach ...... ...

365

14 93

7 43

72 93

71 Wm. Hay, John C. Stevenson. ... „ ..

375

18 86

10 00

75 51

72 Wm. Irwin, Charles Smith . . ,

380

20 32

10 25

75 52

73 Wm. Irwin, Wm. G. Howson ...

360

18 00

9 11

77 00

74 See Toronto Conference ...

360

18 09

9 25

77 16

WESLEYAN METHODIST CONFERENCE.

195

COOKSVILLE.

A village on Dundas Street, in Toronto township, County of Peel, Ontario. Di stant from Toronto
16 miles, from Port Credit 2J miles. It was formerly part of Toronto Circuit.

Yew-

Names of Ministers.

1848 David Wright

49 David Wright .

50 James Hughes.

51 Jonathan Scott ....

52 Jonathan Scott

53 Jonathan Scott

54 Benjamin Nankeville

55 Benjamin Nankeville

-„ I Benjamin Nankeville, /

j John Wesley Savage, \ ', '

57 James N orris ....

58 Noble F English ...

59 Noble F. English

60 Noble F. English . ....

61 James Greener

62 James Greener, George Martin Brown

,63 James Greener, George Rogers.

64 Wm. Philp, James Woodsworth .

65 Wm. Philp, John Smiley, B.A

66 Wm. rivilp, George Mitchell

67 Thomas S. Howard, Alex. C. Harris

68 Thomas S. Howard, Abel Edwards.

69 Samuel C. Philp, jr., James Montgomery

70 Samuel C. Philp. jr., John G. Scott . . .

71 Manly Benson, John S. Smith .

72 David L. Brethour, Wm. G. Howson .

73 Andrew Cunningham, William R. Morrison. . .

74 See Toronto Conference.

No. of
Members.

83
91
92
105
198
161
145

165

245
201
207
225
260
220
225
226
220
196
220
235
237
240
242
244
224
234

Conting.
Fund.

$8 26
6 67

10 30

12 48
16 60

16 66
20 95

22 18

22 87

17 23
16 61

14 42

11 06

13 22

15 51

16 00
19 02
11 98

19 94

20 50

21 05

22 00

23 01
23 17
23 40
22 90

Educa
Fund.

$8 18
11 12

6 80

8 80

10 18

10 48

10 00

10
14
15

11

43
00
11
•25

Sup. M.
Fund.

11

46

4

05

4

46

4

35

3

91

4

00 ■

5

69

5

75

10 90

$6 83
6 45
8 80
14 34
16 12
12 25
14 90

19 15

16 10
16 03

14 67

15 78
12 60

16 82
17.00

17 20
31 04
36" 48
34 42

41 20

42 00

44 00
50 00
64 50

45 33
64 59

CORNWALL.

A town and township [in the County of Stormont, Ontario. From 1792 to 1808 it formed a part of
the Oswegotchie Circuit. It is 68 miles from Montreal, and 105 miles from Kingston.

1808
9

10
11
to
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
to
37
38
39
40
41
42
43

Wm. Snow . .

Elias Pattie

Bela Smith

No record — but probably supplied by the Augusta
preachers.

Wm. Brown

Nathaniel Reeder . .

James G. Peale

Elijah Boardman, J. Botfield.

Philander Smith . .

Vacant . . . .

Wm. H. Williams

Ezra Healey, John Black .
Ezra Healey, George Poole .
Wyatt Chamberlayne

David Wright .

Wm. H. Williams, Jacob Poole

Charles Wood

John Black . . . . .

John Flanagan

John Tooke .

Wm. Pollard

Joseph W. McCallum, Michael Baxter .

35

40

40

52
50
54
113
142
176
172
400
423
470
442
489
274
289
290

150
268

6 25
9 50

8 00
6 00

196

CIRCUITS, STATIONS AND MISSIONS.

Year

Names of Ministers.

1846 Simon Huntington, George Case

47 Simon Huntington, Jonathan Loverin

48 Wm. H. Williams, Wm. M. Pattyson

49 Wm. H. Williams, Lewis Morton

50 Edward Sallows, John B. Armstrong

51 Vincent B. Howard, Wm. Burns

52 Vincent B. Howard, Wm. Burns

53 Vincent B. Howard.

54 John Howes, Robert Hobbs . . .

55 John Howes.

56 John Howes. . .

57 Peter German

58 Peter German .

59) ....

60 ) Included in Moulinette Circuit.

61 Hugh McLean. ...

62 Hugh McLean.

63 Hugh McLean

64 Joseph Hugill . ...

65 Joseph Hugill

66 Joseph Hugill

67 George N. A. F- T. Dickson . . .

68 George N. A. F. T. Dickson

69 William C. Henderson, M.A

70 William C. Henderson, M.A. . .

71 William C. Henderson, M.A

72 Alexander Campbell

73 Alexander Campbell ...

74 See Montreal Conference

No. of
Members,

Sup. M.
Fund.

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 Flog

and Medonte Mission. Penetanguishene Mission was united to it in 1865.

1864 James F. Latimer .... . . ... .... ...

65 James Anderson, James Woodsworth 97 2 70 1 00 3 00

66 James Matheson . . . 112 5 08 2 34 4 60

67 James Matheson ... ... . 70 3 68 1 95 3 65

68 James Matheson ... 87 3 90 2 05 4 10

69 John W. Wicher 117 2 51 3 20 4 15

70 John W. Wicher .... 112 2 75 2 10 5 00

71 (See Hillsdale) . . .100 2 80 3 10 5 00

CROSBY.
So called from the name of a township in the County of Leeds, Ontario.

Townships of Crosby, Bastard, and Kitley.

1827 Jacob Poole ........

28) . 237

to > Supplied from other Circuits. ■

34)

35 Thomas Harmon ... .

36 Stephen Brownell . . .... 164

37 James Currie . 100

38 William Young. 86 2 00

39 William Young. . 100 8 20

40 George Goodson ... H5 7 80

41 George Goodson . . .... 175 7 05

42 James Hughes . . .... . . ... 344 8 92

43 James Hughes . . 334 5 25

44 Daniel Berney ...... .... 294 5 33

45 Matthew Connor ......... 269 5 23

46 Matthew Connor ....... 218 7 89

47 Set- Newboro' ......... . 218 3 28

The Mission consisted of the

12
40
00
22
CO
00
05
60
75
00
50
GO

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

1 Kft

11 00
19 no

8 50
10 00

WESLEYAN METHODIST CONFERENCE.

]97

D.

DANVILLE.

A Tillage 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

Names of Ministers.

1856 Charles Stringfellow

57 Thomas Derrick, Robert Mark

58 Thomas Derrick

59 Thomas Derrick

60 Thomas Derrick

61 Edwin Fessant

62 John S. Evans

63 John »S. Evans

64 John S. Evans

65 Robert H. Smith . . .

66 Robert H. Smith

67 Robert H. Smith

68 William Jackson

69 William Jackson

70 William Jackson

71 George Washington, M.A ..

72 George Washington, M.A

73 George Washington, M.A

74 See Montreal Conference . . .

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

33
43
178
138
110
96
102
110
107
110
110
110
133
134
169
147
180
173
158

$3 00

59
20
75
03
95
94
99
60
50
00
00
00
85
80
54
34
45

$2 00
0 75

00
00

75
38
10
00
00
00
3 45
7 57
7 57
6 42
1 50
3 10

1
5
3
3
2
1
2
2

Sup. M.

Fund.

•$2' 50

1 00

4 50

10 50

7 00

7 98

8 00

8 50

7 00

7 00

8 20

15 33
15 00
15 30
11 56
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

DAWN MILLS.

A small village in the Township of Camden, County of Kent, Ontario.

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 .. .
IX Spc London Conference

48

5 92

3 21

6 75

56

3 15

4 00

4 00

49

2 13

2 50

9 00

62

7 23

2 7:>

10 00

56

8 68

2 60

21 25

63

8 75

i 00

30 00

nt, Ontario. It

vas formet

ly part of

iis

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.

DELHI.

A village in 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
57
58
59

$123
152
125

$5si

6 29
4 12

$2 68
1 83

1 75

Charles W. M. Gilbert

Charles W. M. Gilbert

Name of Mission now changed to

Lynedoch

$2 83

11 80

9 88

DEMOKESTVILLE.

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 6 18

47 Noble F. English 191 8 00 7 00

48 George Carr 160 3 12 6 00

49 George Carr ... 180 4 37 6 12

50 William H. Poole 156 4 52 9 60

51 William H. Poole 177 5 98 7 70

52 Joseph Reynolds 180 5 90 . . 8 00

53 Joseph Reynolds 190 4 30 8 48

54 Vincent B. Howard. . . 264 4 70 . . 8 23

55 Vincent B. Howard. 236 5 70 1 25 7 00

56 William H. Williams 226 5 85 1 90 7 50

57 William Cbleman, Richard Potter 220 8 03 1 25 16 00

* 58 Michael Baxter, Hugh McLean 369 15 16 6 27 17 50

59 Aaron D.Miller... 317 7 75 150 14 50

60 Aaron D. Miller ... 194 4 60 1 25 6 50

61 George Carr . 178 3 50 1 37 12 20

62 George Carr . . ....... .202 4 25 2 06 13 00

63 George Carr 209 4 43 2 16 1150

64 Thomas Cobb .... 203 6 22 2 20 20 00

65 Thomas Cobb. 216 5 95 2 00 1100

66 Thomas Cobb 222 4 16 2 26 1125

67 Garrett J. Dingman .... 218 5 00 2 30 12 00

68 Garrett J. Dingman 200 2 63 1 Oil 9 34

69 Thomas Cullen 212 4 57 1 65 10 00

70 Thomas Cullen, John Ferguson . . 209 11 02 6 21 12 90

71 Thomas Cullen, William H. Cairnduff 280 12 13 8 50 23 77

72 Edward Harris . : . . 320 ! 12 43 6 30 25 37

73 Edward Harris, Arthur B. Hames . . . . 270 j 9 19 5 75 22 50

74 See Toronto Conference.. 265 < 9 50 6 00 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. Dissert .

64 William Sutton

65 William Sutton . .

66 William Sutton

67 Charles E. Perry.

68 Charles E. Perry

69 Charles E. Perry.

70 William H.Cook.

71 William H. Cook

72 William H. Cook .

73 Jabez B. Wass, B.A

74 See Toronto Conference

22

36

40

38

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

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 . ..... . . | I

54 David Hunt , , . 18 0 50 | ... I ...

55 <ii'oi-«{c Jacques ... ... 47 1 77

fi«

2 40

1 «T

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.

1844 Thomas Williams

45

1

to

48

)

49

Charles Silvester

50

Thomas Williams

51

Thomas Williams

52 George Can ...

53 John Webster .

54 John Webster , .

55 John Webster, William R. Morden

56 Ephraim L. Koyl ....

57 Ephraim L. Koyl

58 William Dignam, Robert H Smith ....

59 William Dignam, Samuel Hume, J. Sanderson 2nd.

60 William Dignam

61 William Chapman, John Doel, Robert Shaw . . .

62 William Chapman, John Doel

63 See Exeter ... ...

No. of
Members.

116

96
108
110
112
134
133
172
208
172
236
342
337
460
393

Conting.
Fund.

$12 00

3
2

4

5

9

14

48
93
10
92
08
60

14 80
7 30
12 09
12 00
12 00
12 75
16 70
14 00

Educa.
Fund.

$4
5
4
3
2
4
5
6
4

12

40
75
11
00
50
00
00
00

Sup. M.
Fund.

$1 00

1 50

2 55

3 54

4 87

5 00
8 05

10 53

13 62

5 32

5 00

5 00

6 80
20 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, 9J miles from London, and 9j miles from IngersolL

1867 William Galbraith

68 Thomas Hadwin 142 9 00 3 85 1125

69 Thomas Hadwin .... ... 142 9 14 5 00 12 00

70 Thomas Hadwin 142 9 00 5 00 12 00

71 James Kennedy 150 8 05 6 50 1100

72 James Kennedy 131 9 02 6 70 15 66

73 James Kennedy 129 10 21 6 08 17 29

74 See London Conference 146 10 80 6 63 20 28

DRAYTON.

A village in the townships of Peel and Maryboro', County of Wellington, Ontario,
part of the Peel Circuit. Distant from Guelph 27 miles.

1864 Alexander Burns, B.A . .

65 William Price, Christopher Cookman . . 356 7 61

66 William Price, William Raney . . ... 312 1114

67 Isaac Crane, John Ridley 313 13 77

68 Isaac Crane, Thomas W. Jackson .... .320 14 00

69 Matthew Swann, Edwin A. Chown, B.A 327 14 15

70 Matthew Swann, William Johnston 318 12 87

71 Matthew Swann, William H. Fife 332 13 77

72 Richard J. Forman, George A. Schram 310 13 02 /

73 Richard J. Forman, Henry Berry . . ... 316 14 28 7

74 See London Conference .... 400 14 96 7

It was formerly

3 34

5 37

6 18
6 20

10 00
9 50

12 75
16
00
12

5 08
26 17

36 00
40 00
40 00
35 00
38 25

37 00
40 00
56 55

DRUMMONDVILLE.

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 ... ... ....

50 Edwy M. Ryerson, John Hunt. .. . 253 17 63

51 Thomas Cosford, George Young 234 ] 22 02

52 Thomas Cosford, George Young 245 24 93

53 Thomas Cosford, Claudius Byrne 260 26 00

54 Alexander T. Green ... 282 28 00

55 Alexander T. Green . . 160 6 93 7 05

Suspension Bridge united with it.

56 William S. Griffin ... 130 11 98 5 05

57 George N. A. F. T. Dickson 133 10 78 6 58

13

25

13

50

20

00

21

00

22

00

12 37

14

00

5 75

200

CIRCUITS, STATIONS AND MISSIONS.

Year

Names of Ministers.

1868 George N. A. F. T. Dickson
50 George N. A. F. T. Dickson

60 John Wakefield. ...

61 John Wakefield

62 John Wakefield

63 Alexander Sutherland

64 William S. Blackstock.

65 William S. Blackstock.

66 William S. Blackstock .

67 John G. Laird

68 John G. Laird

69 John G. Laird .

70 John Mills, William J. Ford

71 John Mills, James Awde

72 John Mills, Joseph Odery

73 Thomas Stobbs, John Smith.

74 See London Conference

No. of

Con ting.

Educa.

Members.

Fund.

Fund.

136

$13 40

$4 00

150

12 00

4 00

150

12 50

4 00

141

12 66

4 50

218

12 70

5 00

229

8 50

4 00

231

14 28

4 06

220

12 02

6 70

250

9 00

3 42

216

10 15

5 00

240

11 50

5 20

245

11 85

• 8 75

242

13 10

8 80

247

16 04

14 00

252

17 00

14 5Q

251

17 55

8 00

* 221

20 24 1

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.

20 miles.

1855 Hiram Fowler

56 Edward Cragg

57 Supplied

58 Robert Mark

59 Robert Mark ...

60 William McDonagh . . . .

61 William McDonagh . .

62 William H. Peake . .

63 William H. Peake

Bury united with it.

64 William Hicks, John H. Stewart

65 William Hicks, John Smith

66 Hugh Cairns, John Smith ...

67 Hugh Cairns

68 Hugh Cairns ....

69 John Stewart

70 John Stewart

71 John Saunders, B.A . .

72 William Adams. ...,

73 William Adams

74 See Montreal Conference ....

Distant from Sherbrooke

a • • •

24

2 66

24

.

25

....

66

60

0 77

0 58

30

1 69

• ■ ■ •

35

1 50

1 00

32

1 77

1 11

25

1 58

1 23

74

3 09

■ • • >

66

0 70

0 80

70

4 00

2 00

50

2 00

1 00

63

2 00

1 10

86

3 89

2 00

90

1 37

3 00

90

1 69

2 56

77

1 37

1 67

71

1 05

....

0 43
0 53

75
20

1 87

4 29

2 05
6 00

5 00

5 15

6 41

3 28
3 79
2 00
2 00

DUFFIN'S CREEK.

A stream running through the township of Pickering, County of Ontario, Province of Ontario. Th«
name given to the western part of the Smith's Creek Circuit.

1817 James Jackson

18 James Jackson .... . . . . . 201

19 Again united with Smith's Creek . . .

DUMFRIES.
So called from the name of a township in Waterloo County, Ontario

1823 Edmund Stoney , ...

24 Robert Corson 120

25 Robert Corson ...... 209

26 Thomas Demorest ... . 222

27 George Sovereign .... .... 205

28 : : ■ ; 179

29 William Griffis „ , . . , „ , 132

30 Andrew Prindle, John Armstrong 195

31 John S. Attwood, Thomas McMullen . „ 200

32 John S. Attwood, Thomas Fawcett. , 363

33 Conrad Vandusen, Thomas McMullen , 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

35 Samuel Belton, Benjamin Nankeville ....

*405

30 14

36 Kowley Heyland, Benjamin Nankeville . . ....

278

14 10

37 Robert Corson, John C. Will

335

$5 00

12 00

38 Robert Corson, C. W M. Gilbert.

355

6 00

24 75

39 Edmund Stoney, Hugh Montgomery

386

13 62

12 00

40 Edmund Stoney, Luther 0. Rice

391

13 78

12 50

41 George Ferguson, David B. Madden . . . . : . . . .

451

20 40

18 55

42 George Ferguson, Joseph Sheply

522

32 00

> > > •

4> 83

43 Peter Ker, William Ames

683

24 88

42 12

44 Peter Ker, William Willoughby

505

24 88

25 63

45 John Law, William Willoughby

500

25 00

21 00

46 John Law, Joseph Sheply . .

457

26 90

21 00

47 Matthew Whiting, Thomas Jeffers

445

20 00

17 67

48 Matthew Whiting, Thomas Jeffers ....

487

18 00

16 55

49 Matthew Whiting, C. W. M. Gilbert

506

19 87

17 23

50 Hamilton Biggar, C. W. M. Gilbert . .

t699

24 00

31 37

553

27 48

42 00

423

25 67

29 87

53

See St. George

' 463

29 00

29 00

60 Richard Jones,

70
71

72

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
J 287

DUNDAS.
A town in the township of West Flamboro', County of Wentworth, Ontario.

formed a part of the Hamilton Circuit.

1843 James Spencer, William Philp . .

44 James Spencer, William Coleman

45 Edmund Shepherd, Ephraim B. Harper

46 Wellington Jeffers, Joseph E. Ryerson

47 Samuel Rose, Kennedy Creighton

48 Samuel Rose, Alex. T. Green ...

49 Samuel Rose, Alex. T. Green

50 John Gemley, Joseph Hugill

51 John Gemley, Thomas Stobbs

52 Isaac B. Howard, Thomas Stobbs ....

53 Isaac B. Howard, Joel Briggs .

54 Isaac B. Howard, James Harris ....

55 George Goodson, Edward H. Dewart .

56 Samuel Rose, James Goodwin .

57 Samuel Rose, James Morgan

58 Samuel Rose, Jonathan E. Betts . . .

59 Richard Jones, William J. Hunter .
James D. Ogilvie,
Henry Bartlett,

61 Richard Jones, Edmund S. Rupert, B.A. .

62 .Richard Whiting, John Philp, B.A

63 Richard Whiting, John Philp, B.A.

64 Kennedy Creighton, George Burson . .

65 Kennedy Creighton, George H. Bridgman, B.A.

66 Henry F. Bland, George Rogers

67 Henry F. Bland, Donald G. Sutherland, M.A.

68 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

73 James Preston, John E. Lanceley

74 See London Conference.

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

28 18

29 25

30 00
20 68
23 00

$10 14

15 05

16 16
9 59
6 95

8 26

9 07

10 00

11 46

12 00

12 50

13 10
16 26
16 30
20 50
20 90
27 90
16 26
12 63
16 45

30 00

58 50

63 00

64 50
67 00
67 00
60 00

69 55
75 81
81 13

70 43
81 89

85 75

86 00
97 25

DUNGANNON.

A village in the township of Wawanosh, County of Huron, Ontario. It was formerly Wawanosh

Mission.

1866 James Whiting.

67 James Whiting.

68 James Whiting

69 Luther O. Rice

211

12 06

202

13 20

179

13 50

239

13 60

4 28
2 50
2 50
4 00

Brantford set off.

+ Paris set off.

+ Jersey ville set off.

20 00

20 50

21 00
21 00

202

CIRCUITS, STATIONS AND MISSIONS.

Year

Names of Ministers.

1870 Luther 0. Rice

71 Colman Bristol, M.A. .

72 Colman Bristol, M.A.

73 James Broley .

74 See London Conference .

No. of
Members.

214
201
191
200

229

Conting.
Fund.

$10 47
10 08

7 39

8 53
15 69

Educa.
Fund.

$4 48
7 38
4 31
4 38
6 38

Sup. M.
Fund.

$10 30

9 17

13 27

13 54

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 o
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 Boss .

13 John T. Adams

1*).. ....... ,

to > No record.

18 )

19 Fitch Reed

20 Djri Cannon

21
to
37,

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

136
190
304
403
414
373
355
296
275

275

t260

167

173

159

165

157

160

163

205

T121

116

103

102

105

93

104

106

90

92

Note.— From 1806 to 1820 thi
Circuit was under the can
of the New York Confer
ence, Methodist Episcopa
Church, and the preacher;
sent were members of tha
body.

Note.— From 1838 tff 185J
Dunham Circuit was undei
the care of the Britisr.
Wesleyan Conference. Ii
1854 the whole of the Lowei
Canada Missions were united
to the Canadian Wesleyai
Church, and from that time
have been under the care ol
the Canada Conference.

2 80
2 80

00
32

6 54
4 82
6 00

27
10
00
32

6 31
6 36

00

75
70
27
31
00
67
40
75
77

37
00
50
25
10
71
00
95
00
44
45
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.

t St. Armand Circuit.

t Frelighsburg 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.

1851 John Hunt

52 Thomas Williams, William Richardson .

53 Thomas Williams, William Tomblin . . .

54 Luther 0. Rice

55 Luther 0. Rice

56 Peter Ker, John V. Wilson . . .

57 Peter Ker, Thomas Cobb

58 Thomas Jeffers, Christopher Hamilton.

59 Thomas Jeffers, Shem Blanshard. .

60 Thomas Jeffers, Peter Bawtinhimer. . . .

61 James Roy, Peter Bawtinhimer

62 Thomas D. Pearson

63 Thomas D. Pearson

64 William F. Campbell

65 William F. Campbell

66 William F. Campbell

67 Samuel C. Philp, jr

"68 George Kennedy ...

69 George Kennedy

70 Thomas M. Campbell

71 Thomas M. Campbell

72 Thomas M. Campbell

73 James Whiting . .

74 See London Conference ....

No. of I Conting.
Members. Fund.

202
230
243

243

217

243

282

296

310

291

291

83

90

89

112

102

102

60

70

72

85

95

89

$10 00

11 30

13 72

6 78
4 25

10 00

12 43

7 03
7 84

12 04

11 87
2 55
o

5
7
7
7
6
6
7

85
05
15
20
25
10
25
50
8 00
8 75
8 50

Educa.
Fund.

15 96
2 10

00
15

78
00
32
43
75
00
00
17
20
25
25
25
33
50
65
50

Sup. M.
Fund.

$4 00
4 83

7 97
11 40

6 10

15 00

16 16

8 00
14 62
19 25
18 10

3 50
3 50
0 75

6 18

7 00

8 00

7 50

8 00

7 00

8 00

9 00
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 Faather . .

90

2 60

1 75

3 90

61 John Scott ... . . . .

117

8 55

2 00

7 62

62 John Scott

108

2 56

3 77

8 00

63 John Scott

100

3 25

3 00

5 00

64 James E. Richardson .... . . . . .

111

3 30

3 10

5 25

65 James E. Richardson . .

95

3 60

1 22

3 27

66 James E. Richardson . . ....

98

6 89

1 94

4 32

67 William H. Peake

98

6 37

1 87

4 74

68 William H. Peake ...

101

7 12

2 62

6 25

69 William H. Peake

90

4 20

2 50

10 69

70 Henry W Maxwell ...

105

9 51

3 02

8 87

71 Henry W Maxwell

125

6 00

4 00

9 20

72 John Saunders, B.A

125

6 25

4 50

15 50

73 John Saunders, B.A.

134

6 00

3 25

12 54

74 See Montreal Conference

138

7 27

3 73

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 Henrv Reid

54 Supplied . .

55 Joseph Hill ....

56 Joseph Hill

57 Phil in Rose

58 Philip Rose ..

59 John Hutchinson

60 Peter Addison

61 William Cross

60

1 00

76

2 40

1 75

t41

1 30

1 77

61

2 50

4 00

59

2 70

1 00

5 00

85

3 90

0 84

3 02

105

1 47

1 30

2 75

60

5 15

1 10

2 58

136

7 40

4 00

4 00

*«Caistorville set off.

+ Mount Forest and Arthur set off.

204

CIRCUITS, STATIONS AND MISSIONS.

Year

Names of Ministers.

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. Burwash

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

No. of

Conting.

Educa.

Members.

Fund.

Fund.

58

$3 00

$2 00

100

1 94

1 14

97

2 00

1 50

107

2 00

1 25

104

2 50

1 50

81

5 61

2 59

84 .

4 95

2 46

93

4 20

3 15

140

4 60

4 20

146

5 20

6 40

123

6 40

5 79

118

7 44

2 85

120

7 60

2 90

Sup. M.
Fund.

$4 00
4 50
6 00
4 50

6 25

7 32

8 53
10 06
10 17
10 25

7 39

8 04
8 20

E.

EAST BOLTON.

A small village at the head of Austin's Bay, Lake Memphramagog, in the Township of Bolton, Count

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

1 23

7 50

8 50

EAST ZORRA.

So called from the name of a township in the County of Oxford, Ontario.

Woodstock Circuit.

1867 Thomas S. Keough.. . . ......

68 Thomas S. Keough

69 Shem Blanshard ......

70 Shem Blanshard

71 Peter M. Bawtinhimer

72 Peter M. Bawtinhimer.

73 Abel Edwards ... '

74 See London Conference ...

It was formerly part of tl

105

14 27

3 68

105

9 45

6 00

109

10 79

5 05

109

9 00

3 84

112

7 54

3 91

93

8 25

4 00

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.

Compton 16 miles.

1853 Robert Graham...

54 Robert Graham

55 Robert Graham . .

56 Richard Wilson . . ...

57 Richard Wilson ...........

58 Thomas W. Constable, Samuel Jackson

59 Thomas W Constable, John Thurston .

60 Thomas W Constable, Samuel Teeson .....

61 Robert Brown, George Brown (A). : . ,

62 Robert Brnwn .T/%hn T>n,Y.o+«n

Distant from Sherbroqke 17 miles, froi

117

1 57

91

7 80

1 57

114

5 98

1 70

125

5 98

7 00

133

4 52

2 07

146

5 07

2 25

139

6 00

2 50

IKK

a tin

•} rm

1 75

4 00

5 18

5 00
8 00
8 00

6 00

in nti

WESLEYAN METHODIST CONFERENCE.

205

Year

1863

Names of Ministers.

William Hicks

Robert Brown,
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.

152

102
98
141
150
154
139
160
161

Conting.
Fund.

.$7 00

77
33
00

85

/
2
5
5
6 04

45

72
00

Educa.
Fund.

Sup. M.
Fund.

$2 25

59
55
75
85
00
fO
50

$10 25

15 50

13 91
20 00
20 66
19 61
11 50

14 00
14 36

EDWARDSBURG.
A village and township in the County of Grenville, Ontario.

1867 Alex. Hardie, B. A

68 Alex. Hardie, B.A. . .

69 John W. Totten. ...

70 John W Totten.

71 William Taylor.

72 William Taylor . .

73 Andrew L. Peterson

74 Montreal Conference .

It was formerly part of Matilda Circuit.

176
171
175
160
150
140
150

4

85

6

85

7

03

6 78

7

31

6

54 '

5

26

29
00
45
60
75
51
00

9 50
18 60
20 00
18 10
16 50
16 10

9 50

Dis-

EGANVILLE.

A village on the Bonne Chere River, in the Township of Grattan, County of Renfrew, Ontario,
tant from Ottawa 85 miles, from Perth 80 miles. The Mission extends over six townships.

1860 Samuel E. Maudsley ... . . . ....

61 Joseph Forsyth, Erastus Curry 25 ....

62 John V. Wilson . . 33 1 35 0 69 3 20

63 John V. Wilson .. 17 0 64 .... 1 08

64 John V. Wilson 14 0 42 .... 0 50

65 Edwin Fessant . 26 0 38 .... 0 82

66 . . 22 0 70 1 45 1 62

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

59 Garrett J. Dingman . . . 224 6 45

60 William Scales '. . . .190 6 17

61 William Scales ... 161

62 William Burns, Francis C. Ireland 179

63 William Burns, Elisha Tennant . . . 200

64 William Hayhurst, Alex. Lester . . ... 177

65 William Hay hurst, Samuel B. Phillips . . .. . 162

66 William Hayhurst . . • 157

67 William Savage, John Mahon . 145

68 William Savage. .. .. 217

69 John A. Dowler .- .1 234 ' 6 40

70 John A. Dowler, William Craig. .. | 200 4 50

71 John A. Dowler .... 200 5 00

72 Brock Pose. ■'' 194 3 10

73 John H. Stewart... j 151 3 35

74 Montreal Conference. .... . . .! 153 4 00

05
50
00
03
80
22
35
■25

3 00
2 43
2 00
1 05
1 99

0 50

1 45
0 81

2 31
2 90

2 70

3 15

00
50

3 35
2 50
1 36
1 50

ELIZABETHTOWN.
A township on the River St. Lawrence, County of Leeds, Ontario.

1831 Thomas Madden, William H. Williams

32 Thomas Madden, Charles Wood .

33 Charles Wood, Asahel Hurlburt . .

34 Cyrus R. Allison, Asahel Hurlburt . . .

35 Cyrus R. Allison .

555
660
612
517

12
7
2
2
3
3
2

5
6

7

35

00
70
78
00
90
08
33
45
00
8 25
8 38
7 00
22 50
7 25
6 91
10 00

15 70
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

37 United with Brockville Circuit.

. . .

• ■ ■ ■

38 James Brock, Daniel Berney ...

257

. . . •

4 23

39 Daniel Berney, James Hughes.. . . ... . . .

236

$16 74

10 48

40 George Beynon, James Hughes . . ....

345

10 78

4 00

41 William Willoughby, Reuben E. Tupper. .

374

8 20

3 00

42 Alvah Adams, William Willoughby . .

420

8 50

• >

8 00

43 Alvah Adams, Ozias Barber .. . . . . .

471

9 08

8 50

44 John Tuke, Michael Fawcett .... . . .

429

11 75

. .

11 00

45 Michael Fawcett, Erastus Hurlburt

435

12 00

11 20

46 Michael Fawcett .

409

14 04

• •

11 75

47 Michael Baxter, WilJiam H. Poole . .

424

14 03

6 75

48 Joseph W McCallum, Thomas W Constable

480

11 00

6 80

49 Joseph W. McCallum, Thomas W. Constable

420

12 00

7 20

50

Circuit now called Farmersville, 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 H. Chant..

66 Nelson Brown, Matthew Whiting

67 Misssion divided ; see Trowbridge and Listowel . . .

ELMIRA.
A village in the Township of Woolwich, County of Waterloo, Ontario.

Elora Circuit.
1871 George Ferguson ... . ......

72 George Ferguson.. . .

73 William Mills

74 Annexed to Berlin Circuit..

133

3 13

193

1 30

235

4 06

$1 53

265

4 25

2 48

276

3 27

1 75

285

3 75

2 10

285

3 25

2 40

280

3 10

2 10

213

3 75

1 63

263

5 43

2 17

2 10

2 10

2 25

2 50

2 69

3 25

3 50

4 50

8 01

0 34

It was formerly part of the

• ■ . •

68

5 05

1 25

52

4 68

2 70

58

5 16

1 95

11 80
2 23
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 . . .... 200 6 77 . . 4 33

53 James Armstrong, George Cochrane. ... . 200 7 75 5 57

54 James Armstrong, j ^rd^ke, \ *>! • « • ■ ■ « 05

55 Charles Silvester 229 16 50 7 90 10 48

56 Charles Silvester 254 23 14 11 00 16 00

57 Charles Silvester, William M. C. Luke ... . 293 24 98 8 00 11 50

58 Matthew Swann, William Cross 277 23 25 8 07 10 37

59 Matthew Swann, George Burson... ... 322 17 42 9 37 J 5 07

60 Matthew Swann, George Browne . 425 17 22 9 82 15 73

61 Richard J. Forman, Andrew Milliken ... 431 21 36 13 24 17 95

62 Richard J. Forman, Andrew Milliken ... . 440 22 62 10 00 28 10

63 Richard J. Forman, George M. Meacham, B.A.. 450 26 96 12 27 28 20

64 Samuel Fear, George M. Meacham, B.A. ......... 460 22 00 12 70 31 10

65 Samuel Fear, George M. Meacham, B.A. . 443 18 05 8 05 38 10

66 Samuel Fear, J. W. German, W H. P. Allan . 408 19 05 8 55 56 » 0

67 John W. German, Robert Brewster ... 441 25 00 10 12 156 11

68 John W German, J. Smiley, B.A ... . . * 386 31 00 13 92 117 90

69 Noble F. English, James Pearen ... 277 16 58 13 21 66 56

70 Noble F English, John Scott, B.A 358 14 35 11 00 50 25

71 Noble F. English, William Johnston.. ... 1 380 1435 1500 5871

72 Joel Briggs, William Mills .... . 334 ' 11 83 6 24 19 95

73 Joel Briggs, Albert J. Van Camp . . 244 12 36 7 60 25 00

74 See London Conference. ... 285 15 51 8 00 30 00

* tformm DO+ Sift

+ Rlmivxi oaf «flP

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
53
54
55
56
57
58

59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66

67

68

-69

70

71

72
73

74

William Steer, John L. Kerr

James Taylor ...

James Berry . . ....

Robert Corson .

United with Georgetown Circuit

Robert Lochead, James Broley . .
Robert Lochead, James E. Dyer .

Rockwood united with it one year.
James E. Dyer, Andrew Milliken. . .

James E. Dyer, William Cross

Samuel Wilson, John Sanderson, 2nd.

Samuel Wilson, George McRae

Samuel Wilson, George L. Haight . . .

Stephen Bond, David Chalmers

David Chalmers, Nelson Burns, M.A.

Richard Clarke, James Pearen

„. . . ,,, , \ Alex. A. Ma^wood,
Richard Clarke, j Wm w Edwards,

Richard Clarke, Wm. W Edwards . . .
David Kennedy, Thomas W. Jackson
David Kennedy, M.A., William Craig
Benjamin Slieiloek
William Johnston

William Johnston

See London Conference .

No. of
Members.

69
85
80
90

95

198
292
161
125
116
126
126
138

156

152
170
196

57
49

50
50

Conting.
Fund.

$4 25
4 00
4 08

4 50

338

3 58
10 38

5 12

7 84
7 49
7 10
7 64

7 75

8 50

S 76

10 70

11 00
5 00
5 07
5 75
5 18

Educa .
Fund.

SI 20

3 70

8/

67
35
24
12
90
10
20

4 25

50

51)
12
12

00

06
14

Sup. M.
Fund.

.$4 00

6 90

4 00

5 00

5 15

8 25
10 00

5 20
10 60

9 00

7 25

8 00

10 50

11 25

11
19

50
50

14 26
6 10

6 2,

o

00
00

EUPHEMIA.
A township in the County of Bothwell, Ontario. It was formerly part of the Florence Mission

1864 Thomas Atkinson

65 United with Wardsville Circuit

95

4 4o

00

EXETER.

4 74

A village on the Sable River, in the Townships of Stephen, Hay, and Usborne, Huron County,
Distant from London 30 miles, from Goderich 30 miles It was formerly part of Devonshire
1863 William Chapman, Joseph W. Holmes,

64 William English, Joseph W- Holmes

65 Samuel Tucker, Richard Hoskins

66 Samuel Tucker, Alexander G. Harris

67 Andrew Edwards, Nathaniel Smith . . .

„ . , T, , , \ 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 Lund, William Kettlewell

73 William Lund, William Kettlewell

74 See London Conference . .

F.

440
385
t397

258

300

310
312
J 300
230
240
246

14 00
14 87
23 68
17

04

14
5

00
00
14
66

17 63

66
7o
30
90
14
20

15

15
16
12
15
16

7 62

11 94

12 00
12 00

8 50
6 67

10 30

Ontario

Mission.

22 00
20 00
54 50

30 50

35 99

36 15
36 20
38 00

31 50

31 75
43 25

FAIRFIELD.
A rural district in the Township of Burford, County of Brant. L was formerly part of the Mount

Pleasant Circuit.

1865 Peter German.

66 Peter German

67 JohnPhilp, B.A.

2S7
275

5 69

5 00

3 05
3 80

Garafraxa set off.

t Lucan set off.

Kippin set off.

18 05
13 67

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

Conting.

Educa.

Members.

Fund.

Fund.

320

$14 50

$6 20

320

16 00

9 00

330

16 50

9 00

' ■ 300

12 07

7 00

287

12 12

7 00

- 291

12 65

5 11

283

11 00

5 12

Sup. M.
Fund.

$28 00
24 50
23 01
28 00
20 00
20 00
22 00

FARMERSVILLE.

A village in the Township of Yonge, County of Leeds, Ontario. It was formerly Elizabethton
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 V. 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 V. Lucas, William Pearson

74 See Montreal Conference

FARNHAM.

A village and township in the County of Brome, Quebec.

Circuit.

1856 David Jennings . .

57 John Davies

58 John Davies

59 Francis Hunt ,

60 James Thorneloe. .

61 James Thorneloe

62 James 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 . .

440
408
377
384
390
377
379
395
402
280
305
295
300
342
305
251
235
258
283
291
310
298
308
326
334

12 14

12 96
17 00

17 73

18 60
20 60

23 21

24 83
27 02

13 00
13 30

8 93
8 62

7 88

8 02

8 05

9 5S
9 71

13 00

14 75
16 00

14 35

15 00

10 90

11 00

6 00
11 07

11
5
2
4
4
2
3
3
4
3
7

55
62
00
00
12
45
29
46
50
16
50

8 40
10 00
10 50

9 00
10 00

8 45

9 87

13 00

20 00

21 90

22 18
22 75
20 00
60 24
44 00

14 00

8 25

9 07
9 30

14 84

15 25

15 50

16 25
15 00
32 10

25 78

26 00
28 00

30 00

31 18
35 18

It was formerly part of the Dunham

75

88

109

101

105

106

108

90

90

79

73

75

75

75

70

71

71

102

1 00

2 20

5 00

4 31

5 39

4 70

2 50

2 25

2 10

1 50

2 00

1 25

1 50

1 00

1 70

1 25

1 25

1 00

0 85

2 15

5 27

3 09

5 16

4 23

9 57

5 00

10 20

6 00

10 00

8 00

9 84

7 63

8 39

5 10

8 30

3 00

00
0d
45
42
42
00
00
50
00
00
80
57

FENELLA.

A village in the township of Haldimand, County of Northumberland, Ontario.

Alnwick Circuit.

1864 Christopher Hamilton

65 Daniel Perrin, B.A . .

66 Daniel Perrin, B.A . . .

67 James A. Ivison

8 50

9 00

11 22

12 00
12 00

8 00

It was formerlj

140

4 60

1 50

160

2 35

1 60

170

4 00

2 00

165

3 51

2 00

4 10

4 50

5 00
19 00

WESLEY AN METHODIST CONFERENCE.

209

Year

Names of Ministers.

1868 James A. Ivison ....

69 William Short

70 William Short

71 William Short

72 United with Alderville

No. of
Members.

170
170
153
145
133

Conting.
Fund.

$6 95

6 10

7 00

5 00

6 71

Educa.

Sup. M.

Fund.

Fund.

$2 10

$17 25

3 50

17 50

5 00

18 00

5 51

17 50

4 57

25 00

1 75
1 25
1 34

0 90

i is

1 20
4 10

4 21

5 50

6 69
6 00
6 03

1 50

0 30

0 50
0 60

FENELON FALLS.

A village on the River Trent, between Cameron and Sturgeon Lakes, in the township of Fenelon,
County of Victoria, Ontario. Distant from Lindsay 16 miles, from Peterboro' 38 miles

1861 Christopher Hamilton ... ...

62 Christopher Hamilton 76

63 William Sheridan ... .... 72

64 William Sheridan 54

65 John Sanderson, 2nd J 58

66 John Sanderson, 2nd . . . . t 62

67 John Sanderson, 2nd . . 64

68 William R. Barker 64

69 William R. Barker 70

70 William R. Barker . 76

71 William C. Washington, M. A.. .. 146

72 William C. Washington, M. A 136

73 William (.'. Washington, M. A 140

"74 See Toronto Conference • 146

20
50
00
25
00
11

4 10

2 00

3 00

2 00

3 50

4 00
8 10
8 20

13 32

14 37
13 05
16 00

FERGUS.

A thriving village on the line of the Wellington, Grey and Brace R. R .
miles. It was formerly part of the Elora Circuit .

1868 Robert Brewster . .

69 Robert Brewster

70 John G. Laird . .

71 John G. Laird ..

72 John O. Laird

73 Robert Fowler, M. D

74 See London Conference. . .

Distant from Guelph 16

128

13 25

10 00

22 85

140

12 25

10 00

12 25

170

20 00

13 40

15 70

140

18 50

11 00

15 80

125

15 50

8 10

15 80

125

16 50

9 10

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 . ...

58 Luther O. Rice .

59 Luther 0. Rice.

60 Thomas Crews..

61 Thomas Crews.. ...

62 Thomas Crews

63 William E. Walker.

64 William E. Walker.

65 Thomas Crews

66 Thomas Crews

67 Thomas Crews

68 Joseph Sheply ....

69 Joseph Sheply

70 Andrew Edwards

71 Andrew Edwards .

72 Andrew Edwards .

73 James Harris

74 See London Conference.

85
90
99
126
132
132
152
155
158
130
150
162
125
126
138
143
145
145

5 40

3

25

12 60

10 87

3

00

5 00

4 48

0

95

4 87

11 05

2

12

6 67

7 50

2

00

8 00

8 50

2

50

10 00

9 00

3

00

14 00

7 66

5

73

12 78

6 72

4

28

11 61

8 00

4

20

16 00

8 25

4

50

18 00

9 00

5

00

20 00

16 31

6

25

34 85

14 10

7

25

40 00

15 00

10

00

41 00

14 87

6

50

41 25

13 81

6

00

42 00

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

65 Robert L. Gabie

00

14

' One appointment given to Tyrconnell.

210

CIRCUITS, STATIONS AND MISSIONS.

Year

Names of Ministers.

No. of
Members.

Conting.
Fund.

Educa.
Fund.

Sup. M.
Fund.

1866
67
68
69

70
71
72
73
74

Robert L. Gabie ...

Erastus S. Curry..

Erastus S. Curry „

William Creighton . . ... ...

William Creighton ...

72
36
36
40
41
45
51
48
83

$6 03
3 47
3 58

2 95

3 00

3 07

4 65
4 85
6 81

$4 10
3 40
3 50
3 00
3 25

1 75

2 96

3 03
3 56

17 50

6 50
5 90

7 30
13 35

9 50

14 61
14 80
17 19

FLINTON and ADDINGTON ROAD.

Flinton is a village in the township of Kaladar, County of Addington, 42 miles from Belleville,
Ontario. The Addington Road is a new road made by Government through the County.

1858 Luther Houghton

. 59 William Sanderson

60 William Sanderson .... ...

61 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

0 68

96

1 30

145

1 35

110

1 40

79

1 80

91

1 80

83

2 51

62

2 60

0 64

51

68

6 93

...

58

3 52

0 40

72

3 19

0 61

80

2 40

0 72

1 60
1 05
05
15
00
00
00
60
08
3 00
1 38

1 35

2 68
2 31

1
1

2

2
3
3
4

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 ... 173 15 80 10 00 25 00

57 Andrew Milliken, Peter Campbell 300 19 75' 600 1451

Penetanguishene and Beausoliel Island united with it.

58 Andrew Milliken, William M. Cooley 351 1190 7 00 6 00

59 George McNamara.. ...... .. 331 6 50 4 50 7 00

60 ...... 146 2 69 2 01 2 63

61 Medonte township now united to it.

62 David Hunt . . ...

63 David Hunt 55 4 04 2 00 5 10

64 See Craighurst and Penetanguishene . . 60 4 08 2 00 5 00

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. Waddell

64 Thomas Robson . . . .

65 Le Roy Hooker. . . ...

66 Le Roy Hooker ,

67 Le Roy Hooker, William E. Bottoms....

68 ElishaTennant/johnGrenfell. ,

69 David A. Johnston . . .

76

2 80

2 00

301

2 40

2 20

241

2 80

2 40

239

3 00

2 66

295

3 46

3 oe

298

4 10

3 27

233

6 50

6 05

+ 238

6 52

4 06

134

3 75

2 50

146

12 13

3 00

154

10 10

2 40

J 216

8 90

1 55

89

8 50

5 00

5 00
5 35

7
7
7
7

00
25
60
50

14 00
14 00

8 00

9 00
854

12 30
8 00

* DpnVncrVi apt nflT

4« T^ni-tn ami a aa+ r\n

+ n.,

WESLEYAN METHODIST CONFERENCE.

211

Year

Names of Ministers.

1870 David A. Johnston

71 William E. Smith

72 Alexander G. Harris .

73 Alexander G. Harris .

74 See London Conference

No. of
Members.

90
105
145

140

FONT HILL.

Conting.

Educa.

Sup. M.

Fund.

Fund.

Fund.

$9 00

$5 00

$8 00

9 20

4 50

10 00

7 23

2 79

8 00

10 29

3 75

15 05

9 60

4 10

16 22

A village in the township of Pelham, County of Welland, Ontario. It was fonnerly part of the

Thorold Circuit.

1872 John Kidley

73 John Ridley ....

74 See London Conference

104
115

7 25

8 09

3 22

4 23

10 00
9 00

FOREST.

A village in the township of Plymton, Comity of Lambton, Ontario. It was formerly part of Arkona

Mission.

1871 John Neelands ....

72 John Neelands ... 86 4 00

73 George Clarke, Robert H. Hall 123 4 25

74 See London Conference . 140 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.

Year

Ministers.

No. of
Members.

1825
26

27

James Richardson

36 '
36

1828 Samuel Belton, Anson Green

29 Samuel Belton, Anson Green

30 Now included in Stamford Circ't

35

184
216

FRANKFORD.

A village on the River Trent, in the township of Sidney, County of Hastings, Ontario. Distant from

Belleville 14 miles.

1857
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
74

Michael Fawcett, John B. Clarkson . .
David B. Madden, William J. Hewitt
Edward Barrass, Thomas Cleworth .
Edward Barrass, Davidson McDonald
Edward Barrass, George Burson. . . .

Richard Potter

David Ryan ...

David Ryan

David Ryan

George M. Meacham, B.A

George M. Meacham, B.A

Samuel C. Philp, Jun

Samuel C. Philp, Sen.

Samuel C. Philp, Sen

Joseph H. Stinson

Joseph H. Stinson

Jeremiah A. Chapman, B.A. . .
Sec Toronto Conference

340
310
306

286
272
150
132
140
150
175
190
170
105
165
179
175
198

FRANKLIN CENTRE.

A village in the township of Franklin, County of Chateaugay,
° 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

8 00

8 38

13 86

14 74
12 94

5 60
4 34

4 50

5 06

9 05
9 10
9 20
7 00
7 07
5 37
2 58
5 20

6

66

3 04

3

33

5

75

6

46

1

87

1

25

1

12

1

10

4

28

4

30

5

00

4

00

00

08
91

10 00
10 25
30 12
34 00
36 00
10 25
10 50

7 25

8 25
20 22
25 00
25 00

10 00

11 00
14 00
11 61

9 85

Quebec. It was formerly called

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

10 13
6 71
6 63
6 07

35 00

212

CIRCUITS, STATIONS AND MISSIONS.

Year

•
Names of Ministers.

No. of
Members.

Conting.
Fund.

Educa.
Fund.

Sup. 1
Fund

1864
65
to
67

68

69
70
71
72
73
74

Alfred Andrews, William Shaw

[ See Manningville.

„ t> \ Wellington W. Carson, )
George Rogers, j JosephgDeaconi {

200
221

201

189
200
208
210
198
220

$9 20
9 30

6 20

11 78

12 75

13 21

13 25

14 00
14 00

$1 80
1 92

4 97

5 28
5 40
7 25

5 18

6 25
6 50

$21 S,
18 31

21 U
33 0(

George Rogers, . John Walton, 2nd .

Thomas G. Williams, William Knox

Thomas G. Williams, Simon Crookshanks. . ...

Thomas G. Williams . .......

See Montreal Conference . . n .

33 2(
49 35

32 8(

33 0{
33 74

FREDERICKSBURG.

A small village in the township of Middleton, County of Norfolk, Ontario. It was formerly part

Walsingham Circuit.

1855 Isaac Crane . . , . . ....... I ... J . . . i I ....

56 Name of Mission changed to Delhi .... I 144 I 4 07 I I 8 00

FRELIGHSBURG.

A village in the East Parish of the Seignory of St. Armand, in the County of Mississiquoi, Quebi

It was formerly part of the Dunham Circuit. Distant from St. Johns 28 miles, from St. Albai
Vermont, 21 miles.

1864 George Stenning .... .... .... ... ....

65 Donald Sutherland 69 2 87 120 3 25

66JohnDavies 71 175 180 4 00

67 John Davies . . . . 77 3 74 1 80 4 74

68 William Scales .. 73 381 200 723

69 William Scales 73 r 4 20 2 90 15 75

70 William Scales... 74 8 58 3 00 15 00

71 Thomas Bell ... .. 62 6 88 4 00 32 00

72 Thomas Bell 64 6 00 4 00 17 05

73 Thomas Bell..... ,60 3 34 2 00 18 00

74 See Montreal Conference . 68 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

65

66 United with Harrowsmith

20

34

6 32

0 20

36

0 90

0 24

36

0 95

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 mile

It was formerly part of Mitchell Circuit.

1873 Colman Bristol, M. A. ...I i ... I ... I

74 See London Conference .J 155 1111 ' 4 73 ' 18 75

G.

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 95 12 00 5 00 14 05

Berlin united with it one year.

56 Lewis Warner, Alexander Sutherland ... 73 1« 00 4 00 16 00

WESLEYAN METHODIST CONFERENCE.

21;

Year

Names of Ministers.

No. of

Members.

1858 Joseph Hugill .

59 United with Paris Circuit

60 Richard J. Forman

61 Joseph F. Messmore

62 Stephen Bond

63 Stephen Bond

64 George McRae

65 Thomas Brock ...

RR \ Nelson Burns, M.A. /

bt> j Charles Lavell, M. A. \

67 Charles Lavell, M.A.

68 Charles Lavell, M.A. .

69 Hall Christopherson .

70 Hall Christopherson

71 John B. Clarkson, M.A . .

72 John B. Clarkson, M.A

73 John B. Clarkson, M.A . .

74 See London Conference

GANANOQUE.
A village and township in the County of Leeds, Ontario.

1835 William Steer.. ..

■86 George F. Playter

37 United with Waterloo Circuit .

38)

39 > United with Elizabethtown Circuit.

40)

41 Stephen Miles

42 Stephen Miles

43 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 Charles Turver

54 Charles Turver.

55 Charles Turver

56 George Carr, William W Miller. .

57 George Carr . . ....

58 George Carr .

59 William Short

60 John Slight. .

61 John Slight ...'...

62 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 Wesley Casson.. . . . . ...

72 Donald G. Sutherland, M.A.

73 Donald G. Sutherland, M.A

74 See Montreal Conference

50

48

27
33
46
50
45

47

49
62
68
73
59
51
71
77

Conting.
Fund.

$7 00
5 20

4 00

4 00

5 18
5 09
5 20

7 15

7 65
10 12
13 39

Educa.
Fund.

90

85

13 60
15 00
15 00

$4 00
2 00

2 00

0 75
2 48

2 57

2 50

3 97

75
03
05
50
10
50
00
00

Sup. M.
Fund.

$4 01

3 70

4 00
4 00

6 75

7 35
7 43

10 15

19 15

20 15
12 00
12 00
12 50
14 00
20 00

Brockville 30 miles.

Distant from Kingston 18 miles, from

'l8'

43

5 01

83

1212

78

9 76

74

8 03

77

4 00

83

5 00

70

5 35

62

5 10

73

7 92

57

8 20

60

2 87

42

2 90

45

4 82

62

6 38

62

6 38

79

6 55

147

23 39

77

12 00

74

12 07

105

9 00

94

9 74

84

6 17

93

9 50

84

8 67

97

5 92

90

9 78

82

9 43

100

11 13

110

12 20

85

9 25

• 86

7 00

90

7 40

" 100

12 61

118

14 10

70
11

00
09
00
50
10
08
20
62
58
60
95
10
25
25
60

88
00

50
80
46
73
00
32
00
68

6 62

50
25
23
50
50
10

6 00
6 44

18 31
6 83

8 00
12 00

12 00

9 90
9 50
6 50
5 63

13 40

14 00

15 39
18 32
17 50
17 75
17 25
17 23
21 43

GARAFRAXA.

A Mission in the townships of Garafraxa and Luther, Wellington County, Ontario.

part of Erin Mission.
1870 ( William Bradley).. .

71 Peter W. Jones.

72 Peter W. Jones.

73 George McNamara, David Bettschan.

101

121

5 67

1 00

135

6 35

2 12

154

7 67

2 65

It was formerly

4 91

8 90

11 25

214

CIRCUITS, STATIONS AND MISSIONS.

GASPE.
A Mission in the township and County of Gaspe, Quebec.

Year

Names of Ministers.

1855
56
to
58
59
60
61
62

Edmund S. Ingalls
Vacant.

Isaac B. Tallman.
Isaac B. Tallman .
Isaac B. Tallman.
Isaac B. Tallman . . .

63 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

No. of

Conting.

Educa.

Members.

Fund.

Fund.

20

ioo

80

$1 37

$1 15

80

1 12

1 25

81

1 00

1 00

81

2 00

1 00

70

2 00

1 60

75

2 83

1 19

88

5 00

3 00

80

2 00

2 00

80

2 50

1 25

63

3 73

1 60

59

4 60

2 00

64

5 00

1 75

78

4 23

1 15

80

4 20

1 20

Sup. M.
Fund.

$3 00
2 62

00

50

00

32

00

8 00

3 00

3 04

3 00

3 50

3 25

3 30

GATINEAU.

So called from the name of a river which empties into the Ottawa at Aylmer, in the County of

Ottawa, Quebec.

1846 William Morton

47 George Young

48 Erastus Hurlburt

49 Erastus Hurlburt . .

50 John Armstrong

51 John Armstrong

52 John Howes ....

53 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 ....

GEORGETOWN.
A village in the township of Esquesing, County of Halton, Ontario.

120

7 07

91

3 01

92

2 63

94

3 70

91

3 80

. (

122

4 58

4 4

119

5 90

137

6 00

135

6 00

138

5 35

3 60

75

3 32

72

4 39

2 52

80

5 00

2 69

02
00
50
00
20
94
65
00
00
00
55
3 62
6 50

from Milton 12 miles.

Distant from Toronto 28 miles,

1844 Luther O. 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 L. 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
68 James E. Dver. Geonre Mr/Run

155
153
170
164
187
186
245
248
145
175
180

183
325
271
340
372
327
280
270

7 27

9 18

14 08

* * •

14 68

14 83

14 85

15 io

20 77

■ ■ ■ ■

11 05

j • * *

12 50

12 92

5 52

20 77

6 00

28 88

10 00

13 15

7 00

17 29

3 00

18 68

3 00

16 38

1 08

16 75

6 30

1ft 22

A Sfi

5 07

3 00

8 00

9 70

14 75

15 00

16 00

14 45

11 50

13 00 v

13 48

22 00

29 00

12 92

16 00

16 50

17 07

20 60

21 00

WESLEYAN METHODIST CONFEKENCE.

215

Year

Names of Ministers.

1864 Ja'mes E. Dyer, Benjamin Clement . .

65 James E. Dyer, Benjamin Clement . .

66 Thomas Jeffers, Thomas Brock ...

67 Thomas Jeffers, Christopher Cookman

68 Thomas Jeffers, James Pearen

69 Joel Briggs, James Fear

70 Joel Briggs, Isaac Tovell .

71 Joel Briggs, Francis C. Reynolds

72 Matthew Swann

73 Matthew Swann .

74 See London Conference ...

No. of

Conting.

Educa.

Members.

Fund.

Fund.

234

$12 10

$5 20

235

12 15

4 10

245

13 35

5. 15

240

19 00

6 36

240

20 00

6 CO

280

14 63

13 00

225

15 00

13 00

240

15 00

14 00

* 400

15 00

10 00

176

12 16

6 44

175

7 37

4 00

Sup. M.
Fund.

$20 06
21 60
26 00
28 00
30 00
30 50
35 00
41 00
35 03
33 50
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 Edwin Peake . .

60 Edwin Peake . .
• 61 John Davies

62 John Davies

63 James Thorneloe .
a , \ James Thorneloe,

j John Stewart,
li5 John Stewart ....

Magog united with it.

66 Moses M. Johnston

67 Moses M. Johnston .

68 Osborn Lambly, M.A

69 Osborn Lambly, M.A

70 Osborn Lambly, M.A.

71 Samuel E. Maudsley. . .

72 Jacob Freshman . ...

73 Benjamin Longley . . .

74 See Montreal Conference

• • • •

• ■ ■ •

23

1 25

0 75

24

1 25

0 75

28

1 50

1 70

21

2 32

1 50

26

2 20

1 55

43

■52

43

1 76

6 76

50

1 70

1 00

33

1 55

2 00

36

3 48

5 00

34

4 75

6 00

23

5 56

2 81

30

6 06

6 00

31

3 60

2 73

2 25
2 25
7 93

2 78

2 75

3 37
3 55
3 55
3 55

5 40

6 68

3 84

7 00

4 30

GLANFORD.

So called from the township of Glanford, in the County of Wentworth, Ontario.

part of Hamilton City Circuit.

^iwm^S' SWilliamC^hton

51 William Haw, Isaac Barber 342 24 64

52 Simon Huntingdon, Andrew A. Smith 368 17 00

53 Simon Huntingdon, William Richardson . 368 20 68

54 Thomas Williams, James M. Clarke 385 27 78

55 Thomas Williams, ji^Xon, j 390 28 03

56 James Hughes, George G. German . .... 352 24 90

57 James Hughes, Isaac B. Tallman 332 25 00

58 James Hughes, Thomas Cobb .... 350 24 90

59 Jonathan E. Betts, William H. Laird 370 24 95

60 Jonathan E. Betts, Hugh McLean . . . 386 29 12

61 Jonathan E. Betts, Hall Christopherson ... . 393 30 60

62 Thomas S. Keough, Hall Christopherson 448 23 50

63 Thomas S. Keough, Hall Christopherson 443 26 35

64 Thomas S Keough, George H. Cornish 473 23 79

65 Reuben E. Tupper, Georgh H. Cornish. 460 24 72

66 Reuben E. Tupper, Thomas D. Pearson 467 24 75

67 Thomas D. Pearson, Daniel Perrin, B. A 451 22 45

68 Thomas D. Pearson, Richard Potter ... 446 24 00

69 John W. Savage, Richard Potter . 460 24 17

70 JohnW. Savage, j £?£ ^g^ ( 570 25 10

71 John W. Savage, Robert Davey 572 25 26

72 Thomas S. Howard, Richard W. Padgham 1 302 14 05

73 Thomas S. Howard, David Kane . 275 15 10

74 See London Conference . ... 280 15 40

It was formerly

10 76
12 00
20 00
22 51

10 05

7 75

8 00

9 00
9 10

12 75

12 76

11 00
11 00
10 00
10 59
10 62

4 67

7 23

10 00

13 30

18 00

7 45
9 00

8 00

24 95

37 25
40 00
40 00
42 00

50 00
64 00
61 30
66 68
56 ':4

55 84

56 00

51 05

52 00

53 10

56 00

60 57
55 00
70 00
84 01

' Acton set off.

t 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.

1869
70
71
72
73
74

91
91

89

80

82

112

$5 00
5 93
4 20

3 90

4 00
4 50

$3 00
3 30
3 40
2 50
2 60
2 10

$6 25
8 26

Brock Rose . . = ; ...

John A. Dowler . . . . .

See Montreal Conference

9 50
9 75
8 00
8 50

GODERICH.

The county town of the County of Huron, issituate in the township of Goderich, on the east shore
of Lake Huron, Ontario. Distant from Stratford 44 miles, from Toronto 1(52.

1833 John Beatty

84 United with Saugeen

35 John Armstrong, Thomas Hurlburt .

37 ...

38 Hugh Montgomery

39 John K. Williston

^n { Charles B. Goodrich, )

w j Thomas Fawcett, \

41 Thomas Fawcett ....

42 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

50 Samuel Fear, Thomas Peacock ......

51 Samuel Fear, Joel Briggs ...

52 Samuel Fear, William Creighton . .

53 Charles Silvester, James M. Clarke

54 Charles Silvester, George Cochran . .

55 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

68 William H. Poole

69 William H. Poole

70 William S. Blackstock.

71 William S. Blackstock

72 William S. Blackstock .

73 James Graham

74 See London Conference

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 c . ; :,

Amherstburg united with it two years.

55

45

25

....

60

103

....

84

80

78

-. i, ■

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

....

+ 229

16 55

8 10

85

4 00

5 40

135

4 50

6 00

140

3 58

3 38

150

6 18

4 25

105

5 25

4 00

100

7 00

4 00

112

5 20

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

240

24 42

9 83

4 00

4 00

5 25

6 08

5 12

6 00
23 30

9 25
5 00
8 00
8 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

It was formerly Amherstburg Circuit.

340

■ ■ • •

294

• • • .

307

280

...

12 50
24 00

Plinto

■i-Tlmrfial/4 cnA W„ „■„ „ „„1, _„i „«T

WESLEYAN METHODIST CONFERENCE.

217

Year

Names of Ministers.

No. of

Conting.

Educa.

Sup. M.

Members.

Fund.

Fund.

Fund.

1837

Conrad Vandusen, David Hafdie

184

$6 00

....

$4 00

38 John K. Williston, Henry Byers

197

6 25

6 00

Howard united with it six years.

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

339

2 20

1 62

Tilbury united with it two years.

45 David Hardie, William Dignam ...

280

2 43

2 92

46

344

9 04

10 45

Amherstburg again united with it two years.

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
54

William Dignam ....

177

210

10 63

11 00

6 32

6 42

55 William Chapman

200 .j

10 00

6 25

56 William Chapman

212

10 57

$2 52

7 43

Rochester united with it two years.

57 Thomas Atkinson, Edwin Fessant . ....

214

8 23

8 77

400

8 75

2 66

17 62

Amherstburg again united with it two years.

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

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 the township of Haldimand, County of Northumberland, Ontario.
of Cobourg Circuit. Distant from Cobourg 7 miles.

1859 Henry Jackson . . ....

60 James Kennedy

61 1

to > United with Baltimore.
72)

73 Thomas J. Edmison. . .

74 See Toronto Conference ...

38
38

43

3 35
3 73

It was formerly part

2 72

2 10
1 90

1 17

1 25

2 64

1 25

GRANBY.

A village and township in the County of Shefford, Quebec. Distant

from Frost Village 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 . f. .

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,

73 James E. Richardson

74 See Montreal Conference

B,A.

94
114
118
124
131
105
80
88
90
113
125
124
106
161
147
149
178
198
175

rom St.

Hyacinth t

25 milt

1 00

2

06

6 50

2 47

1

07

J 7 62

8 00

2

00

4 00

0

00

i 8 66

4 50

o

00

8 50

2 00

1

25

4 00

1

75

3 00

1 10

1

00

4 00

4 21

2

54

8 06

4 58

3

20

8 34

5 10

3

62

9 SS

11 28

1

26

4 32

8 50

2

55

4 76

8 39

4

00

5 70

10 00

6

20

11 32

11 00

8

25

12 68

11 15

3

43

13 00

11 45

2

95

13 50

14 27

4

86

16 00

218

CIRCUITS, STATIONS AND MISSIONS.

• GRENVILLE.

A village on the north shore of the Ottawa River, at the head of the Ottawa Canal, in the township
and County of Argenteuil, Quebec. It was formerly part of St. Andrew's Circuit and Lochabar
Mission. Distant from Montreal 60 miles.

Year

Names of Ministers.

1854 James Roy ....

55 James Roy

56 James Morris

57 James Morris

58 James Morris

59 John V Wilson

60 Robert Graham ....

61 Robert Graham. .

62 Joseph Hill

63 Joseph Hill ... . . . .

64 George H. Kenney.

65 George H. Kenney

66 United with Lachute ....

67 Jabez B. Keough. . .

68 Jabez B. Keough

69 Jabez B. Keough

70 {James Newbatt) . . ,

71 {James Newbatt)

72 John Corbett

73 John Corbett ...

74 See Montreal Conference . . .

No. of

Conting.

Educa.

Members.

Fund.

Fund.

40

...

67

65

$i 50

69

67

47

0 60

$6 50

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

79

2 18

1 50

68

2 22

2 28

64

2 77

1 44

71

5 30

60

6 28

56

6 30

i 25

58

6 50

2 35

Sup. M.
Fund.

$4
5
4
2
3
3
1
5
1
4

2
2
2
3
3
3
4

82
00
00
90
00
00
97
15
60
59

07
20
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.. . ..... ... . ... . . I .. ...

55 James E. Dyer ... . 84 1 60 1 00

56 Mission divided. See Howick, Elma and Wallace . . 86 4 20 [ 3 35 4 50

GRIMSBY.

A village and township in the County of Lincoln, Ontario. The Circuit was formerly called Canboro'

— which see. Distant from Hamilton 16 miles, from St. Catharines 17 miles.

1836 Richard Phelps, William Steer

37 Samuel Belton, John Law. ...

38 Samuel Belton, James Spencer.. .

39 James Musgrove, George R. Sanderson .

41 George Poole, Charles W M. Gilbert .. .

42 George Poole, William Ames

43 George Poole, Joseph Sheply. . .

44 Matthew Whiting, Reuben E. Tupper . .

45 Matthew Whiting, Reuben E: Tupper. .

46 Matthew Whiting, Thomas Demorest. . .

47 Sylvester Hurlburt, W ellington 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

55 Simon Huntingdon, Thomas Cobb ,

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

247

253

11 22

....

258

11 00

308

11 00

306

15 12

308

8 16

358

12 00

460

9 00

438

12 92

440

20 00

432

20 00

447

431

23 12

395

27 61

467

36 05

497

29 37

376

29 11

380

30 05

*386

22 50

358

38 93

16 45

+ 362

33 98

13 02

209

11 87

8 48

234

11 40

4 80

450

17 00

6 00

376

18 00

7 50

356

17 50

8 00

21 12
16 25

13 75
10 70

14 70

16 07
16 35
8 75
13 95
16 05
12 00

19 76

20 78
24 40
27 00

22 25

23 50
23 50

23 60

24 95
10 87
16 00
32 00
47 00
53 00

* Stonev Creek set off.

+ Smithville set off. and Stonev Creek atrain united.

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

fifi Tobn Wakefield $ W. C. Washington, B.A. , )

bt> Jonn Wakefield, | Nathaniel Smith) ^ • • . •

290

12 55

9 44

48 50

67 John 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, Benjamin B. Keefer. .

344

26 '48

14 80

70 00

70 John S. Clarke, Walter Rigsby. ... ....

*288

20 43

9 54

65 20

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

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 the

township of Guelph. Distant from Toronto 47

miles, from Hamilton 30 miles.

1836 Samwil Fear

37 Samuel Far ....

32

38 Benjamin Nankeville

122

97

. .

150

41 Ezra Adams, Edmund Stoney

60

42 Stephen Brownell

99

43 Stephen Brownell :

126

2 60

2 00

44 Stephen Brownell

145

3 57

2 06

45 Thomas Cosford, John Goodfellow

140

5 00

6 00

46 Thomas Cosford . ... ...

155

8 75

9 10

47 John Bredin, John Hunt

189

10 00

11 00

48 John Bredin, Charles Fish

203

5 00

7 62

49 James Spencer, Charles Fish

226

11 00

10 32

291

12 92

25 90

51
52

George Goodson . .

f274
137

15 09
12 60

22 50

14 00

53 Lewis Warner

140

13 26

16 00

Ki T -tit \ Richard Clarke, )

54 Lewis Warner, j Jameg E Dyer; j ....

55 Lewis Warner, Andrew Edwards

150

21 04

24 50

261

31 78

22 40

26 67

56 Robert Cooney, M.A. , Isaac Barber

J 265

22 50

38 60

57 Robert Cooney, D.D., John Jackson

191

15 85

2 50

21 27

58 John Douse

309

12 00

4 50

14 46

59 John Douse ...

209

17 98

7 60

13 40

60 John Douse. . . ....

192

20 80

7 00

18 25

215

12 05

5 60

20 83

62 James Brock. . .

220

21 11

10 40

30 00

63 James Brock

220

21 35

12 85

30 00

64 John Carroll .... . . . .

220

29 95

12 43

30 00

65 John Carroll

320

23 37

12 65

31 85

66 John Carroll ...

299

24 81

16 65

40 25

67 William S. Griffin ...

250

28 89

13 62

35 25

68 William S. Griffin

267

32 11

15 50

44 22

69 William S. Griffin

270

26 35

22 00

36 35

70 Ephraim 15. Harper, JM.A. . .

250

29 71

20 60

41 00

71 Ephraim B. Harper, M.A. . ..

227

43 25

26 67

44 26

72 Ephraim B. Harper, M.A. . .

227

47 15

26 80

51 46

73 Isaac B. Howard

330

49 37

21 91

72 22

74

See London Conference . . ......

445

62 28

27 30

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

* Beamaville set off.

t Elora set off.

X Rockwood set off.

220

CIRCUITS, STATIONS AND MISSIONS.

h:

HALLOWELL.

A village and township in Prince Edward County, Ontario.

Circuit.

It was formerly part of Smith's Creek

Year Names of Ministers. #

No. of

Conting.

Educa.

Sup. M.

Members

Fund.

Fund.

Fund.

1817 Wyatt Chamberlain, Ezra Adams

18 Thomas Madden, John Tuke ....

472

....

19 Thomas Madden, Franklin Metcalf

536

,

20 James Wilson, Franklin Metcalf

405

21 Samuel Belton, James Wilson

490

• • •

22 Calvin N. Flint, Joseph Castle . ......

499

23 Philander Smith, David Wright, .

539

519 '

. ,

....

25 Franklin Metcalf, Anson Green ... ...

462

470

27 Wyatt Chamberlain, John C. Davidson

679

28 George Ferguson

838

. .

29 George Ferguson, Hamilton Biggar

719

. ■ in ■

. • •

30 Rowley Heyland, Thomas Bevitt ...

909

31 Daniel McMullen, Thomas Bevitt . \ . . .... . ....,, .

660

32 R. Heyland, A. McNab, J. Baxter, J. Currie .

789

• • •

.-: .

33 Rowley Heyland, Edmund Shepherd .

813

. 7 . .

$24 00

34 Richard Jones, George Poole, Alexander McNab . .

590

25 30

35 Richard Jones, George Poole ...

575

20 00

36 John C. Davidson, William Haw ....

648

....

30 00

581

$19 14

19 09

38 John Black, John G. Manly „/.,..

587

J7 88

14 42

39 John Black, John G. Manly . . . .

595

24 50

15 25

40 Lewis Warner William Philp

533

14 50

... a

15 50

41 Richard Jones, Lewis Warner. ... . . ....

666

17 63

....

21 34

42 Richard Jones, Samuel P. LaDow ....

683

17 09

18 08

43 Richard Jones, Isaac B. Aylesworth, M.D

907

18 00

18 50

44 Conrad Vandusen, Isaac B. Aylesworth, M. D

871

20 90

22 00

45 Conrad Vandusen, David B. Madden

*749

21 05

22 25

46 Asahel Hurlburt, John A. Williams

514-
540

16 08
10 98

21 00

47 Asahel Hurlburt, Thomas Cleghorn

19 75

48 William McCullough, Thomas Cleghorn

452

14 03

14 37

49 William McCullough, William Coleman

470

20 00

26 50

60 Name of Circuit now changed to Picton

690

21 00

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

69 James W. Sloane

70 David Hardie

71 David Hardie

72 John Hodgson

73 William Craig

74 See Toronto Conference

100

7 40

$3 50

+ 123

8 00

4 00

87

1 95

0 94

42

2 13

1 10

42

1 03

0 £4

20

1 33

0 61

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.

36 William Ryerson, Joseph Messmore, Samuel Rose. .

37 Richard Jones, Alex. McNab, Wellington Jeffers . .

596
566

514

5423

47 31
56 25
24 85

+ f!Vm

rtrlnn aof nf

* llom/wacif Trillo aat- r\ff

WESLEYAN METHODIST CONFERENCE.

221

Year

Names of Ministers.

40

1838 John C. Davidson

39 John C. Davidson, Peter Ker, William Coleman . . .
J. G. Manly, Hugh Montgomery, J. Wilkinson,
Alexander McNab, George R. Sanderson,

41 Alex. McNab, Samuel C. 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. Letts

56 James Elliott, Ephraim B. Harper, Charles Lavell . .

57 Samuel D. Rice, Ephraim B. Harper, Charles Lavell.

ci i t% t>- <n t n ( "W- s- Blackstock.

Samuel D. Rice, Ohas. Lavell, j R Fowler> MD

Samuel D. Pice, John G. Laird, Alex. Langford

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

E. B. Harper, M.A., A. Sutherland, W. Briggs

E. B. Harper, M.A., A. Sutherland, N. Burwash,B.A
Ephraim B. Harper, M.A., Alexander Sutherland,

N. Burwash, B. A., Ebenezer Robson

67 Circuit divided — see below

58

59
60

64

65
66

No. of

Conting.

Educa.

Sup. M.

Members.

Fund.

Fund.

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

36 00

27 25

t500

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

445
465
505
506
475
469

62 78

97 79

108 71

114 79

116 74

117 66
122 36

24 56

85 10

107 00

168 29

155 00

56 55

73 00

183 95
221 50
224 40
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
245
222
288
306
365
371

41 00

27 37

36 50

37 25
31 74
34 50
56 50

III. HAMILTON— FIRST METHODIST CHURCH.

1867
68
69
70
71

Egerton R. Young.

James Kines

William W. Ross
William Galbraith . . .
, . William Galbraith

72 Andrew Cunningham.. .

73 W. Wellington Carson .

74 See London Conference.

158
154
134
145
150
182
190

_
16

77

18

50

20 17

23

37

28

14

26

40

28 50

21 83
20 88
13 90

23 00

24 00
20 00
23 40

9 00
10 00
13 10
17 50
15 80

13 35

14 10

98 47

70 35
60 60
63 00
65 00

71 00
79 00

27 00
37 00
43 77

28 87
33 00
37 50
20 00

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.

Year

Names of Ministers.

1857 George Jacques. .........

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 . . ... . . . 7

73 Charles E. Perry ...

74 See Toronto Conference ....

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 Ezekiel Richardson

70 JohnS. Fisher ..

71 John S. Fisher

72 JohnS. Fisher.. ..

73 Daniel W. Thompson

74 See London Conference

No. of

Conting.

Educa.

Members.

Fund.

Fund.

'46

$2 94

$i '66

44

1 95

. 60

2 00

i 66

66

2 56

2 00

84

5 16

2 12

98

3 01

2 00

110

2 98

2 05

120

3 00

2 10

135

8 65

2 87

135

6 68

1 00

150

7 36

2 04

150

4 00

2 00

160

4 00

3 00

180

5 00

5 00

220

7 75

6 25

150

6 50

3 20

155

6 75

3 45

Sup. M.
Fund.

$4 00
2 50

2 58

5 00

3 00
3 00

3 25

4 25

6 28
4 40
8 08
8 00
8 00

12 00
14 00

10 75

11 80

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

HARRINGTON.
A village and township on the Ottawa River, in the County of Argenteuil, Quebec.

called Arundel Mission. Distant from Montreal 70 miles.
1864 Robert Bell. ...

65 Daniel Connolly ........ . .

66 Daniel Connolly . .

67 Included in Grenville Mission .

16 40

17 50

23 00

24 00
41 50

It was formerly

18
40

42

2 00

1 50

44

2 10

1 55

1 15

4 75

5 00

HARRISTON.
A Town in the township of Minto, 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

5 20

15 25

HARROWSMITH.
A village in the township of Portland, County of Frontenac, Ontario. It
boro' Mission. Distant from Kingston 16 miles.
1858 William Burns

59 United with Wilton Circuit

60 John C. Ash

61 John C. Ash

62 John C. Ash ...

63 Shem Blanshard

64 William H. Peake

65 William H. Peake.

66 John Holmes, Wm. Watson Edwards

67 John Holmes

68 William W. Miller.. .'

69 William W. Miller.. .

70 William W Miller

71 William Shannon ....

72 William Short

73 William Short... ...

74 See Montreal Conference

was formerly called Lough-

3 12

275

4 00

4 00

5 00
3 75
8 20

8 00

9 00
9 60
9 51
9 73

10 12
13 39
21 00

'in

5*05

i 62

i47

3 00

i io

155

3 00

1 50

200

3 25

1 00

183

5 16

1 43

134

4 64

1 38

113

4 01

1 73

147

4 20

1 55

152

4 40

1 67

127

2 88

2 27

120

3 07

3 22

120

3 67

4 40

120

2 91

4 63

150

3 83

3 21

140

6 70

3 40

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. . ....

No. of
Members.

75

182

*86

83

84

82

80

136

111

106

Conting.
Fund.

$2 50

50
02
28
40
41
46
50
56

6 50

7 10

Educa.
Fund.

00
97
44
50
50
83
50
72
75
00

Sup. M.
Fund.

00 $3 00

2 10

6 79

13 04

14 56
14 80

14 82

15 00

14 50

15 00
15 00

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 .

50
63
73
73
64

7 00
7 10
4 68
4 71
4 02

1 59

2 30

3 38

2 86
2 18

5 00
5 20
10 75
3 10
3 15

HATLEY.

A village and township in the County of Stanstead, Quebec.

1836
37
38
39
40
to
54
55
56
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
67

69
60
71
72
73
74

Edmund Botterell ....

Edmund Botterell, Edmund S. Ingalls

Included in Compton Mission.

John Davies ...

John Davies ....

John Walton ....

John Walton

John Walton. . ... ....

Joseph Forsyth

William Scales ....

United with Compton Circuit.
William W. Ross.

William W. Ross.

John Tomkins

John Tomkins . . .

John Tomkins, Benjamin Longley

Cassville united.
William H. Rowsom, Benjamin Longley
William H. Rowsom. Isaac Wilkinson.

William H. Rowsom, B.A

John W. Clipsham

John W Clipsham

See Montreal Conference

50
365
409
181

63

78
70

75
78
40
17

55
51
28
36

66
99
+ 107
46
75
94

95
18
25
00

75

0 55
2 15

2 16

2 25

2 10
1 60

8 OO

57
26
61

1 43

2 00

1 50
1 06

6 90

1 86

2 40
1 29

70
63
17
23
60
75

43
45

66
00
0C
00

2 65

6 53

5 00

5 83

14 44

15 85
14 65

92
30
41

' Campbellford set off.

t Cassville set off.

224

CIRCUITS, STATIONS AND MISSIONS.

HAVELOCK.
A village in the township of Belmont, County of Peterboro'. Ontario.

Norwood Circuit.

It was formerly part of tl

Yeart

Names of Ministers.

1863 Edward Morrow, M.A..

64 David Hardie

65 David Hardie

66 David Hardie .

67 William Halstead

68 William Halstead ...

69 William Halstead . . .

70 (Thomas E. Madden). .

71 Thomas W Glover

72 See Blairton

HEMMINGFORD.

No. of

Conting.

Educa.

Members.

Fund.

Fund.

65

li'n

$0 50

77

0 78

0 60

78

78

2 50

1 31

86

2 50

2 30

94

2 70

5 00

95

2 75

5 50

115

4 08

1 64

124

3 00

2 00

Sup M
Fund.

$3 45
2 35

3 76

4 50

4 67

5 00

4 00

5 50

A village and township in the County of Huntingdon, Quebec. Distant from Montreal 38 miles, an

from the Province Line 3 miles.

1855 Richard Clarke ...- ...

56 Samuel E. Maudsley ... ... 66 6 47 2 40 2 25

57 Samuel E. Maudsley ... 76 9 95 3 27 3 00

58 William Bryers 119 8 78 3 78 6 00

59 William Bryers .... . . . 133 9 42 3 00 8 00

60 Henry F. Bland .... 141 9 51 4 00 10 33

61 Henry F. Bland. .... .. . 161 9 80 4 28 10 40

62 Henry F. Bland 161 9 84 4 30 10 50

63 William C. Henderson, B. A... 166 10 00 4 40 1110

64 William C. Henderson, B.A... ... 177 9 81 4 80 14 86

65 William C. Henderson, B. A.. 168 8 03 3 41 15 93

66 James A. Gordon ... 170 10 68 5 91 16 33

67 James A. Gordon .... 155 13 13 6 05 17 30

68 James A. Gordon ... . . 136 15 00 7 47 17 00

69 William I. Shaw, B.A., LL.B. .. .124 1117 6 70 15 00

70 William I. Shaw, M.A., LL.B. . . .120 9 51 6 47 21 85

71 William I. Shaw, M.A., LL.B .115 12 00 8 62 27 42

72 John Scanlon . . . 116 8 20 4 09 28 00

73 ohn Scanlon. . ...,:,... 110 8 50 3 47 2150

74 See Montreal Conference 115 7 00 3 50 26 00

HILLSDALE.

A village in the township of Medonte, County of Simcoe, Ontario. Distant from Barrie 17 miles

It was formerly Craighurst and Penetanguishene Missions.

1871 Peter Ker J ^aighurst.

( renetangmshene.

72 Peter Ker, Thomas R. Fydell . . . . . . .

73 James Macfarlane, Charles Langford ....

74 See Toronto Conference.. . . . .

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

5 00

6 00
18 60
18 60
26 64

6 25

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

ie-i

6 27

2 93

139

11 53

6 41

120

7 21

3 06

112

4 01

3 08

130

8 01

3 47

145

8 27

3 26

192

7 42

2 53

171

8 00

3 25

204

6 85

7 37

162

4 33

4 56

160

3 48

5 21

179

9 61

5 25

8
3
5
7
11
10
7
7

9 03.

9 05
03
93

00
00
73
08
28

14 00

nKnve miron +Y\ VdOTlTO MioaiAtt

WESLEYAN METHODIST CONFERENCE.

225

HOLLAND and SULLIVAN.
Two townships in the County of Grey, Ontario. It was formerly part of the Owen Sound Mission.

Year

Names of Ministers.

No. of

Conting.

Eduea.

Members.

Fund.

Fund.

83

$1 80

$i 20

72

1 69

1 50

71

1 68

1 72

77

1 82

1 10

71

1 50

0 81

78

2 04

2 04

Sup. M.
Fund.

$3 75
3 00
1 52
1 63

1 82

2 78

It was formerly part of Clinton

4 12

5 98

2 00

3 18

15 60
18 00

1860 George Jacques . .

61 George Jacques

62 William Norton

63 William Norton

64 William Norton

65 John Neelands . . ...

66 Now called Chatsworth Mission

HOLMESVILLE.

A village in the township of Goderich, County of Huron, Ontario.

Circuit.
1872 William E. Smith ..

73 Charles E. Stafford .... 118

74 See London Conference 130

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 . i

64 William J. Hewitt 44 | 3

-65 William Norton .. 67 ■?

66 William Norton . . . 63

67 William Norton . . . 59

68 Peter Addison 70 2

69 Peter Addison . 91 4

70 Peter Addison .... 92 | 7

71 Thomas Culbert .. .. 113 ] 15 ^

72 Thomas Culbert * 114 , 8 20

73 Thomas Culbert 115 8 25

74 See Toronto Conference . . 135 8 50

50

50
95
00

25
16

26

14
15
37

80
00
54
34
8 78
4 53

4 40

5 00

50

00
00
28
60
80
50

9 86
18 07

IS 25
25 00

1836 James Ward

37 John K. Williston

38 Stephen Miles

39 1

to > United with Gosfield.
43)

44 Thomas Harmon . .

45 Thomas Williams ....

46 ... .

HOWARD.
A township in the County of Bothwell, Ontario.

108
151

175

157
154
139

16

00

72

63

47
55

HOWICK.

A township in the County of Huron, Ontario.

1856 John A, Dowler ...

57 John Hough ....

It was formerly part of Grey Mission.

58

John Hough .

59 Daniel Connolly .

60 Thomas Hadwin, David Ryan

61 Thomas Hadwin, John Neelands

62 Thomas Hadwin, Thomas Cullen

„„ ) „ , , .-, ( Samuel Alexander,

63 j Edward Cragg, j Jameg R McCartney>

64 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..

„„ t , ,„ « \ Nelson Saunders,

68 John W- Savage, j Wm T Tumer)

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

93
103
156
159
186
215

316

275
282
316
388

37
05
91

75
07
00

6 57

5 75
4 98

6 28
8 10

390

9 15

340

7 70

284

11 92

324

10 40

354

10 20

306

11 34

309

12 00

1 00

3 20

3 25
1 25

1 30

1 15

1 29

2 35

4 50

4 10

5 00

5 00

6 80
5 00
5 42
5 60

4 43

5 49

1 65
9 43
0 86

0 75

10

50
25
06
00

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.

1870 Henry Shaler

71 Aaron D. Miller

72 Aaron D. Miller... ...

73 David Kennedy, M.A., B.D

74 See Montreal Conference.

No. of
Members.

50
38
46

Conting.
Fund.

$4 89

4 85

5 12

Educa.
Fund.

11 94

1 82

2 35

HULL.

A village and township on the Ottawa Eiver, County of Ottawa, Quebec.

1826 George Bissell .
27'
to
32
33
34
35
36
37
38

William McFadden
Vincent B. Howard .

William McFadden.. .
Thomas Harmon.
Thomas Harmon. . .

39 George Goodson

40 John Mclntyre. ...

41 George Beynon. ......

42 William H. Williams .

43 Henry Shaler

44 Henry Shaler ...,..„.-.

45 Joseph Reynolds .......

46 Francis Coleman

47 George Young. .. .

48 James Elliott

49 Name of Circuit changed to Aylmer.

127

70

85

83

84

92

129

122

123

120

122

116

125

101

101

72

84

66

5 63

4 23

7 25

2 66

3 43

5 67

6 05
5 05
5 05

10 87
10 94

Sup. M.
Fund.

15 10
5 25
7 00

100 00

5 50

3 40

10 66

2 50

3 00

4 50

i 66

4 90

6 91

4 00

4 00

4 00

4 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, B.A.

67 William Bryers, John C. Willmott, fi.A...

68 William Bryers, John C. Willmott, M.A.

69 Thomas D. 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
413

339
400
425
416
450
514
474
490
'488
240
260

23 00

15 58
17 81

14 02

15 30
21 24
23 02
°4 30
29 10
26 62
29 15
17 00

16 47

7 00 I

9 00

9 40

I 7 99

S 50

12 20

8 35

15 60

16 00

15 00

15 00

12 00

10 00

33 59
6 75

30 00
14 00

31 00
40 50
54 00
60 00
50 50
45 20
42 23
30 00

32 00

HUMBER.

So called from the name of the river which forms the boundary line between the townships of York

and Etobicoke, York County, Ontario.

1845 Charles W M. Gilbert

46 Charles W. M. Gilbert, William Glass 152

47 John Baxter, William S. Blackstock. 271

48 Thomas Demorest, John Baxter .... ; . 347

49 John Law, James C. Slater .-...., 357

50 John Law, William Ames . . ..... 334

51 Samuel C. Philp, William Richardson . 314

52 Samuel C. Philp, William McDonagh. „ 400

53 Samuel C. Philp, Henry Jones .... ... . . 471

11 00

14 55

...

22 29

31 21

24 00

26 45

31 01

31 45

7 30
15 35
10 00
44 00
26 87
21 00
23 05
15 00

Nanticoke set off.

WESLEYAN METHODIST CONFERENCE.

227

Year

Names of Ministers

1854 Robert Lochead, j Edw^rdA.Ward 1 • • •

55 Robert Lochead, Edward A. Ward

56 Robert Lochead, Ashton Fletcher

57 Circuit divided. See Albion and Weston .

No. of
Members

Conting.
Fund.

500

545
537
532

$37 50

34 63

34 82

35 23

Educa.
Fund.

Sup. M.
Fund.

$15 18
15 23
15 40

$23 00

29 50

39 74

40 07

HUNGERFORD.
So called from the name of a township in the County of Hastin.

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. Mordcn . ....

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 Can-, 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. . . .

Ontario.

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

1 14 26

,•>

84

48 40

456

■ 15 27

8

50

50 00

480

15 50

8

13

50 00

HUNTINGDON.

The 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 Russelltown 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 John Kiernon . ....

59 John Kiernon . . ....

60 Edward A. WTard

61 Edward A. Ward.

62 Edward A. Ward

63 Edward B. Byckman, B.A

64 Edward B. Ryckman, B.A

65 Edward B. Ryckman, B.A

66 Silas Huntingdon .

67 Silas Huntingdon

68 Thomas O. Williams

69 Thomas G. Williams . .

70 Thomas G. Williams, Thomas H. Patchell.

71 George Rogers

72 George Rogers, William J. Crothers

73 George Rogers, William .1. Crothers

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 00

232

6

07

2 82

12 19

193

/

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

J 1S7

12

00

5 00

18 50

200

11

20

0 00

28 lo

218

18

00

9 00

40 13

204

16

00

12 00

46 00

. ! 209

18

24

11 00

84 68

235

OO

43

12 00

67 39

238

27

10

13 75

70 00

HINTLEY.
A village and township in the County of Carleton, Ontario. It was formerly part of Richmond Circuit.

Distant from Ottawa City 26 miles.

90

1854 Thomas McMullen

55 Thomas McMullen

56 Name of Mission now changed to Bell's Corners

131
117

8 00
6 00

2 00
6 00

4 00
4 00

228

CIRCUITS, STATIONS AND MISSIONS.

HUNTSVILLE.
A village in the township of Chaffey, Muskoka District, Ontario. Distant from Washago 50 miles.

Year

Names of Ministers.

No. of
Members.

Conting.
Fund.

Educa.
Fund.

Sup. M.
Fund.

1873 Thomas Snowden ...

74 See Toronto Conference

40
40

$i is

$i "66

$1 30

Gilbert.
Gilbert.

INGERSOLL.

A Town situate on the River Thames, in the township of West Oxford, County of Oxford, Ontario.
Distant from Woodstock 10 milos, from London 20 miles.

1849 Joseph Sheply

50 Joseph Sheply

51 Charles W. M.

52 Charles W M.

53 Ozias Barber

54 Ozias Barber, John Wakefield . .

55 Ozias Barber, William Williams

56 George Kennedy, James Morgan . . .

57 George Kennedy, Timothy Edwards

58 George Kennedy John N. Lake

.„ T , 0, , \ Hall Christopherson

59 Joseph Sheply, j Madison A ^

60 Joseph Sheply, William F. Campbell

61 Joseph Sheply, William F Campbell

62 Thomas Cleghorn, Ezra A. Stafford

63 Thomas Cleghorn, George Sexsmith

64 Lewis Warner, Reginald H. Starr, B.A.

65 Lewis Warner, William E. Winans

66 Lewis Warner, William H. Musgrove

67 William W. Clarke, William H. Musgrove

68 Edward H. Dewart

69 John Learoyd .

70 John Learoyd

71 John Learoyd

72 Charles Freshman, D.D

73 Charles Freshman, D.D

74 See London Conference

• • • .

151

10 02

171

10 77

203

11 72

222

12 00

222

12 25

248

13 00

' ■ ■ > .

264

16 00

4 00

193

17 00

4 00

250

12 00

4 00

230

10 00

4 00

321

20 14

6 00

309

21 11

407

22 20

6 26

360

22 50

7 64

340

23 57

7 81

375

24 05

8 02

400

27 51

10 79

520

28 21

11 08

*370

28 82

11 50

172

23 65

17 00

165

17 20

20 00

167

17 00

10 00

157

18 15

10 00

268

12 20

11 91

255

15 04

9 22

15 07

19 30

18 53

13 26

13 50

14 0>

11 00

14 00

14 00

12 00

20 00

32 10

45 50

46 00

46 80

44 29

50 70

58 00

44 55

27 75

30 00

30 39

31 35

32 50

33 66

INNISFIL.
A village and township in the County of Simcoe, Ontario.
1855 Thomas Stobbs. .. .,

56 Thomas Stobbs

57 Thomas Stobbs

58 Erastus Hurlburt ..... ,

59 Erastus Hurlburt.

60 Thomas D. Pearson

61 Thomas D. Pearson

62 Robert Graham . ...

63 Alex. Langford

64 Alex. Langford

65 Alex. Langford, John Scanlon . . ... ....

66 George Browne, Joseph Locke . . . .

67 George Browne, James Woodsworth

68 George Browne, Andrew Cunningham

69 Kennedy Creighton, William Mills

70 Joseph W. Holmes, Henry M. Manning

71 Joseph W Holmes, James Mooney..

72 Joseph W. Holmes, John C. Stevenson

73 Robert H. Smith, Thomas H. Patchell. ... ...

74 S«je Toronto Conference .. . .

It was formerly part of Barrie Mission.

115
122
110
180
160
113
114
123
160
170
210
235
244
270
242
241
255
243
268

20 00
10 72
8 65
8 90
8 00
7 00

7 20

8 00

9 64
7 58
9 00

15 00

16 00
7 75
9 00

14 40
16 29

15 35

16 48

11 00

7 00

3 47

3 50

3 20

2 50

2 50

3 00

3 50

2 11

3 73

15 30

6 00

17 70

7 00

10 25

8 25

8 50

6 18

16 71
6 75
5 18
13 00
13 10
11 20
8 00
13 48
18 00
13 50
22 65
32 00
45 00
40 00
26 00
40 25
36 32
38 60
36 85

♦ Salford set off.

WESLEYAN METHODIST CONFERENCE.

229

INVERMAY.
A village in the township of Arran, County of Bruce, Ontario. It was formerly called Arran Circuit.

Year

Names of Ministers.

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

71 George M. Brown

72 George M. Brown

73 Josias Greene .

74 See Toronto Conference ..

No. of
Members.

265
268
289
274
278
* 295
247
284
289
294

Conting.
Fund.

3

4
5
7
5
9
9
7

66

92
30
00
29
58
21
64
44

Eduoa.
Fund.

12 39

58
56
00
20
43
10
00
00
85
00

Sup. M.
Fund.

$3 00

9 72

5 80

10 00

12 35

10 30

9 50

12 41

8 04

52 23

INVERNESS.

A village in the township of Inverness, County of Megantic, Quebec. It was formerly called New

Ireland Mission.

1873 JohnG. Brick

74 See Montreal Conference.

122
110

5 50
4 66

2 70
2 00

11 68
9 00

ISLAND BROOK.

It was formerly part of the

A village in the township of Newport, County of Compton, Quebec.

Sawyerville Mission.

1872 John Hiscox

73 Simon Crookshahks ...

74 See Montreal Conference

ISLE OF TANTI.

An island on the north shore of Lake Ontario, County of Addington, Ontario. It is now called

Amherst Isle.

17

22

6 58

6 29

6 40

30

1 00

0 75

1 50

1834 Jonathan Gladwin

35 Jonathan Gladwin

36 Wellington Jeffers (5 months) .

37 Jonathan Gladwin

38 1

to > United with Waterloo Circuit

41 )

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. Distant from Peterboro

miles.

1855 Henry McDoweU ...

56 Henry McDowell

57 Henry McDowell

58 William Briden ...

59 William Briden — .. •• ••

60 William Briden •

61 Robert Fowler, M.D., M.R.C.S.E

62 Robert Fowler, M.D., M.R.C.S.E

63 William L. Scott.. .. ...

64 William L. Scott

65 William L. Scott

66 Samuel Wilson.

IS

105
105
101
92
115
116
114
137
156
160
201

10 85
9 48
8 93

12 15
6 85
6 50
8 81
6 79
6 36
5 36
8 00

2 00

2 00

4 34

3 00

3 10

2 50

3 44

2 66

2 95

1 76

3 00

7 00

7 00
6 20

8 25

9 05

8 50

9 05
9 69

15 00

9 38

13 36

' Port Elgin set off.

230

CIRCUITS, STATIONS AND MISSIONS.

Year

Names of Ministers.

1867 Samuel Wilson..

68 Samuel Wilson . . .

69 James Kines .

. 70 James Kines . . .

71 James Kines . .. .

72 William R. Barker.. ..

73 William R. Barker... .

74 See Toronto Conference .

No. of

Conting.

Educa.

Members.

Fund.

Fund.

186

$8 75

$3 61

158

8 78

3 16

142

8 82

6 50

180

11 20

8 00

182

11 50

11 00

182

13 60

9 91

166

12 13

9 00

156

12 84

7 00

Sup. M.
Fund.

$22 55
21 00
21 50
42 25
40 00
40 00
28 00
30 00

KEMPTV1LLE.
A village in the township of Oxford, County of Grenville, Ontario.

27 miles, from Prescott 23 miles.
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 .

58 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.

Distant from Ottawa City

279

6 94

343

14 22

,.

367

7 85

361

8 75

370

8 00

347

10 00

351

14 14

327

11 60

315

10 72

280

11 55

■ ■

266

6 35

. v 240

7 32

246

7 52

255

8 15

350

12 95 .

2 35

350

11 60

2 85

378

15 03

5 22

395

15 50

6 25

399

15 75

6 48

640

16 10

7 15

640

13 25

8 20

521

12 00

6 30

448

11 05

4 34

465

10 80

5 35

163

5 14

2 00

160

5 00

1 55

147

5 15

1 16

163

5 50

1 45

169

8 56

6 24

179

10 23

6 53

179

11 68

8 75

186

13 27

9 00

165

11 74

8 62

161

16 25

5 15

1 40

1 75

8 75

8 75

11 00

9 25

9 50

11 00

12 90

14 08

1 75

1 75

3 00

6 00

7 00

9 50

12 25

14 10

14 50

15 50

'20 25

22 00

13 15

15 05

14 50

12 50

12 30

12 61

17 65

17 30

14 23

14 47

13 13

19 00

KENNEBEC.
The name of a township in the County of Frontenac, Ontario

Mission.
1867 (George Briden)

68 (John Clark '.....

69 (John Clark) .. .

70 Christopher L. Thompson

71 William V. Sexsmith . .

72 William V. Sexsmith

73 James E. Werden . .

74 See Montreal Conference ....

It was formerly part of Tam worth

0 50

2 33

3 00

1 25
1 64

18

30

40

• • •

. • 36

2 10

61

2 50

1 66

64

2 00

■ • • •

52

3 16

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 . .

64 Josias Greene, George W. Rich . 52 1 50 i 00 2 62

65 Josias Greene, James P Kidd 81 2 88 2 50 2 00

South Mountain set off.

WESLEYAN METHODIST CONFERENCE.

231

Year

Names of Ministers.

No. of

Conting.

Educa.

Sup. M.

Members.

Fund.

Fund.

Fund.

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. Comish
"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

66

( Orrin H. Ellsworth,

Edmund S. Jones

| George Leech,

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, B A.

73 George A. Mitchell, B.A .

74 See London Conference

40

70

85

100

102

81

93

116

181

173

205

J 225

225

207

222

238

264
260
391
375
'372
§346
175
250

0 48
3 00

12

17

65

09

20

40

6 69

10 00

10 00

8 00 |

12 00 !

16 63

16 80

15 30

12 59

13 27

14 80

15 00

16 01

14 43

4 56
1 90

3 44
6 60

6 00

5 00

4 50

7 06

9 00

8 31
12 63
14 03
14 03
10 45

5 80

6 80

. 0 50

3 50
5 89

4 00
4 50
4 62
2 60
2 78

22 00
26 00

24 00
18 50

23 67

35 00

30 82
29 15
32 00

28 45

29 65

31 22
16 75

25 77

KINGSTON.

A city at the head of the River St. Liwrence.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 Cataraqui, from the name of a small
stream which runs through the township of
Kingston.
92 Darius Dunham .

94
95

, No record owing to the war

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) JohnHick ...

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 appointmant to Allenford.

X One appointmsnt given to Lusknow. § Bsrvie set off. II Waterloo set off.

232

CIRCUITS, STATIONS AND MISSIONS.

Year

Names of Ministers.

1832 William Smith . .

33 William Eyerson

Gananoque Mission now united with it.

34 Joseph Stinson, William Steer, John C. Davidson

35 Joseph Stinson, Egerton Kyerson

36 William Lord, Egerton Eyerson, John G. Manly .

37 William M. Harvard, Egerton Eyerson .

38 Matthew Lang

39 Matthew Lang ...

40

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), EphraimB. Harper (West)

50 Samuel D. Rice, Ephraim B. Harper. ....

51 Samuel D. Bice, Charles Lavell, Eichard Clarke.

52 Samuel D. Eice, Charles Lavell

53 John Eyerson, G. N. A. F. T. Dickson

54 John Eyerson, 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. E. 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., | Willia™ W ?oss

J ' | Benj. Clement,

68 Edward 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. ......

1873 Adolphus G. Knight, B.A
74 See Montreal Conference

KINGSTON— QUEEN STREET.

".. " - . .. . I 48

KINGSVILLE.
A village in the Township of Gosfield, County of Essex, Ontario.
1866 Thomas Atkinson, Wm. 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.

5 22

No. of

Conting.

Educa.

Members.

Fund.

Fund.

138

130

134

244

- ■ ■

201

128

$32 00

158

40 00

180

37 74

190

45 50

160

29 36

164

18 00

170

15 05

207

16 19

153

14 80

•

. 1311

200 00

135

15 43

394

13 75

• • • •

366

40 85

324

17 00

■ • ■ *

340

37 88

363

38 12

475

40 85

384

45 00

• > *

306

45 00

312

43 87

$2i 40

339

52 48

22 00

314

40 69

23 75

322

39 10

20 00

341

52 60

20 40

413

56 75

25 75

395

56 19

31 24

376

45 00

26 34

326

60 74

23 47

355

55 04

26 39

370

56 63

31 49

350

63 74

19 86

370

59 60

25 59

375

45 35

51 66

380

45 50

40 37

380

46 50

42 50

388

47 88

24 54

391

50 26

26 72

510

57 19

28 00

Sup. M.
Fund.

1 59

$20 0Q
12 00
20 00

37 85

30 00

10 37

12 75

13 00

13 34

14 03
19 60
19 25
44 25
27 00
25 10
33 75
40 00
44 00
30 50
51 00
49 50

95 75

96 01
98 40

100 00
106 80
100 00
100 00
100 00
114 97

119 00

127 25

160 90
158 00
158 21
160 25
100 44
116 25

120 00

9 00

It was formerly Gosfield Mission.

244

6 20

2 82

326

10 18

4 06

342

9 07

4 00

334

9 50

7 00

180

6 06

5 00

220

12 12

9 00

220

13 91

10 00

223

14 43

10 00

. 250

15 12

7 00

20 00

21 19
17 00

22 00
10 05

22 00

23 00

25 00

26 00

KIPPEN.
A village in the township of Tuckersmith, County of Huron, Ontario. Distant from Seaforth 8 miles-

It was formerly part of the Exeter Circuit.

18£o 5ichard Hobbs • • I 68 I 5 23 I 3 50 | 6 00

73 Robert Reynolds 182 9 45 4 91 14 66

74 See London Conference. 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.

1869 Joseph W Holmes, Ed. H. Taylor

70 Charles Stringfellow, James Turner..

71 Charles Stringfellow, James Turner. . .

72 Charles Stringfellow, Thomas R. McNair

73 Henry Reid

74 See London Conference..

KLEINBURG.
A village on the Humber, in the township of Vaughan,
part of Newmarket Circuit. Distant
1856 Robert Corson

57 Robert Corson

58 Isaac B. Aylesworth, M. D

59 Isaac B. Aylesworth, M.D.

60 Thomas Lawson .

61 Thomas Lawson

62 William Price. ...

.63 William Price..

64 John Corbett . . ........

65 John Corbett. .

66 William Coleman «...

67 William Coleman ...

68 John Hodgson

69 John Hodgson

70 Joseph H. Locke, John C. Stevenson

71 Joseph H. Locke, John G. Scott

72 James A. McClung, Edward F. GofF. . .

73 James A. McClung, Robert G. Wellwood.

74 See Toronto Conference

KNOWLTON.

151
160
166
166

200

Conting.
Fund.

$10 44
11 31
13 00

15 79

16 25

Educa.
Fund.

$10 00
8 15
6 08
3 00
3 51

Sup. M.
Fund.

$18 00
21 05
19 55
23 94
25 00

County of York, Ontario,
from Toronto 22 miles.

9 50

8 00

10 14

12 91

10 40

10 99

11 86

162

140

162

180

171

161

155

145

125

! 132

119

107

97

. . . .

100

...

180

230

242

274

11

6

8

7

11

90

24
10
25
00
8 26
8 85

17 25
11 69

18 00
15 00

It was formerly

12 00
8 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

o

00

2

00

3

14

4 75

2

57

2

60

4

66

4 75

1

95

3

40

4

23

4

28

6

00

6

00

8

33

8

34

8

50

8

60

65
66

69

70

91

80

115

92

87

95

128

96

105

107

110

134

69
23
04
05
00
25
05
10
09
07
50
50
00
00

00

03
30
00

1 00

A small village in the township and County ol Brome, Quebec. It was formerly part of the Shefford
Circuit. Distant from St. Johns 45 miles, and from Stanstead Plains 30 miles.

1860 Francis Hunt

61 Francis Hunt ...

62 Donald Sutherland ... .

63 Donald Sutherland '.

64 Donald Sutherland

William Scales

William Scales

67 William Scales, James McFarlane

68 George Stenning . . ....

69 George Stenning . . . .

70 George Stenning ...

71 Hugh Cairns . .

72 Hugh Cairns ...

73 Hugh Cairns

74 See Montreal Conference . . . . ....

65
55
87
72
00
00
00
00
25

3 00
3 00

3 10
2 30

4 17

8 75

9 04
9 84
8 00

10 00

11 00
15 00
11 00
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 220 i 5 10 : 2 10 12 50

Grenville united with it. j

66 Joseph Kilgour, William S. McCullough, B.A 234 5 15 i 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.

1868 Joseph Kilgour. . .

69 John V. Wilson ...

70 John V. Wilson

71 John V. Wilson. .... .

72 Samuel G. Phillips

73 Samuel G. Phillips

74 See Montreal Conference

No. of

Conting.

Educa.

Members.

Fund.

Fund.

100

$5 30

$2 90

100

5 00

6 00

80

5 30

5 02

100

9 99

3 50

101

6 85

5 20

110

5 37

5 09

157

6 49

4 79

Sup. M.
Fund.

$7 00
6 35
6 80
13 72
18 69
11 49
17 77

LAKEFIELD, MUD LAKE and WARSAW

A Mission in the County of Peterboro', Ontario If is situated on the Otonabee River, in the town-
ships of Smith and Dummer. The Mission was formerly called Bridgenorth and Mud Lake.

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

71

3 20

2 00

150

4 00

1 42

176

4 50

1 37

181

7 55

3 24

177

7 81

4 25

. * 200

8 35

5 00

110

4 90

1 68

120

5 20

1 70

130

6 58

4 25

102

4 50

4 50

115

4 64

6 00

117

4 70

3 84

140

9 21

4 00

160

10 00

4 25

4 00

6 00

6 50

11 45

13 50

17 50

10 25

11 75
15 00
15 00
19 66

19 80
17 00

20 00

LAKE SIMCOE.

So called from Lake Simcoe, in the County of Simcoe, Ontario. The Mission included ten townships,

principally west and north of the Lake. Seven Circuits and Missions have been formed out of it.

1828 JohnBeatty

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 259 . . 20 12

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

t m

257

295

259

253

323

362

185

132

144

3 53

159

166

2 00

4 00
4 20
4 00

L'AMABLE.

A village 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 0 84 117 2 00

73 Samuel Salton , . ... 129 2 60 .... 1 00

74 See Toronto Conference 131 2 80 2 i6 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
to
54 .

Sherbrooke united with it.

50

2 57

1 00

* Warsaw set off.

WESLEYAN METHODIST CONFERENCE.

235

Year

Names of Ministers.

1855 William Burns.

56 William Burns

57 John C. Osborne

58 John C. Osborne, William Norton

59 Joseph Hill ...

60 Joseph Hill

61 Joseph Hill

62 Samuel Teeson

63 Samuel Teeson

64 Samuel Teeson ...

65 John Holmes

Sherbrooke united with it.

66 Alexander Lester

67 Now called Playfair, which see . . .

No. of

Conting.

Educa.

Sup. M.

Members.

Fund.

Fund.

Fund.

133

$5 10

§3 22

$8 50

130

8 89

1 88

9 77

142

5 75

1 25

10 07

130

4 00

1 40

8 00

47

1 06

0 80

2 18

59

3 58

1 37

4 16

57

3 70

1 50

4 50

56

3 51

1 15

5 10

54

2 25

1 33

5 71

62

2 05

1 40

5 77

90

2 50

1 60

5 00

90

8 00

2 75

7 75

LAWRENCEV1LLE.

A village in the township of Stukely, County of Shefford, 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
99
67

204
56
50
69
70
125
129

2 37
2 05

20 05
8 80
4 00
4 20
7 00

7 24

8 42

1 32
1 32

10
82
00
00
00

4 34
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.

1870 Alexander G. Harris. .

71 Alexander G. Harris. .

72 Edwin McCollum

73 Edwin McCollum

74 See London Conference

218
230
231
200
203

It was formerly part of the

13 45
15 00

10 00

11 08

5 40
5 25

2 30

3 00

15 00
25 20

17 00

18 00

272

2 00

273

2 63

1 24

10 00

281

1 85

1 62

8 00

350

2 56

3 27

8 00

250

7 71

1 90

8 00

218

3 02

3 22

7 52

187

5 25

3 50

8 60

185

4 71

4 13

12 00

190

5 50

5 00

12 55

144

4 28

4 47

12 25

187

5 55

6 00

13 77

175

4 79

17 33

210

3 00

11 35

184

4 00

11 50

167

10 00

3 50

14 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 Rufus A. Flanders

48 Rufus A. Flanders

49 -Rufus A. Flanders . .

50 Gifford Dorey

51 Gifford Dorey

52 Gifford Dorey

53 John Armstrong, (B. )

54 John Armstrong, (B. )

55 John Armstrong, (B.)

56 John Armstrong, (B. )

57 John Armstrong, (B.)

58 Richard Wilson .

59 William D. Brown

60 William D. Brown

61 William D. Brown

62 Edwin Fessant

63 Edwin Fessant

64 Edwin Fessant

65 George Stenning ....

66 George Stenning

67 George Stenning

68 Robert H. Smith

69 Robert H. Smith

236

CIRCUITS, STATIONS AND MISSIONS.

Year

Names of Ministers.

1870 Kobert H. Smith

71 John Stewart ...

72 .John Stewart

73 John Stewart . . .' . .

74 See Montreal Conference .

No. of
Members.

175
183
189
172
155

Conting.
Fund.

$8 18
9 00
8 10
6 15
6 20

Educa-
Fund.

$5 00
6 75
5 25
2 89

•2 75

Sup. M.
Fund.

$15 00
15 00
14 04
14 17
10 40

^ LESLIEVILLE.
A small village in the township and County of York, Ontario. Distant from Toronto 2 miles.

1862 Thomas Derrick.

63 Thomas Derrick .

64 Wesley Casson

65 Supplied

66

to \ Boundaries of Circuit changed.

70 Davidson McDonald . .

71 Thomas Jeffers

72 Alexander C. Chambers

73 John Carroll

74 See Toronto Conference

See Scarboro'.

26 '

3 00

26

3 25

1 25

11

3 00

13

3 00

"i

i 25

i '66

7

■ • . .

■ • ■ •

7

1 85

1 13

30

5 43

2 25

2 00
1 25
1 50

1 00

357
5 00

LINDSAY.

A town in the township of Ops, Victoria County, Ontario.

Port Hope 40 miles.

1847 David Hardie .

48)

to > Supplied from other Circuits.

51)

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 ..,.,.

74 See Toronto Conference. ...

Distant from Peterboro' 28 miles, from

• " • •

• • • •

. • •

iis

6 91

138

11 93

129

12 50

167

13 03

2 50

* 175

14 63

3 20

259

15 83

6 35

220

14 09

8 00

237

13 35

6 80

242

13 53

4 89

262

19 22

6 29

263

11 33

4 31

268

12 36

4 74

t289

10 22

3 02

134

8 35

6 55

147

9 35

5 10

141

11 38

6 00

77

10 00

8 04

87

10 25

8 25

111

10 36

11 00

150

9 05

11 50

106

20 CO

12 20

106

17 40

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 cf Perth, Ontario.

Wallace Mission.

1867 William W. Shepherd, Thomas W. Jackson.

68 William W. Shepherd. Edwin A. Chown ....

69 William W. Shepherd, William W. Edwards.

70 Henry W P. Allan, Daniel W Thompson . .

71 John Scott, B.A., Henry Berry

72 John Scott, B.A.

73 John Scott, B.A

74 See London Conference

It was formerly part of the Elma and

209

4 89

3 08

186

4 10

3 17

203

4 35

3 25

180

5 07

3 54

160

7 63

4 31

163

7 91

6 00

170

11 78

6 61

8 14
6 62
4 29
4 57

6 05
11 25
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.

Year

Names of Ministers.

No. of
Members.

Conting.
Fund.

Educa.
Fund.

Sup. M.
Fund.

1856
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
74

George McRitchie

George McRitchie . . ....

Joseph L. Sanders

Joseph L. Sanders .

115
150
155
140

138
150
180
191
190
222
225
235
236
222
197
199
219
252

$13 81

9 40

12 25

11 72

8 73

11 00

10 04
8 88

8 07

9 00
14 06

12 95

13 14

11 50
11 55
10 92
10 47
10 21

$6 63
5 00

4 00

5 70
5 48
4 73
4 58
4 80
1 54

3 00

4 87

5 57

7 25
9 25

8 00
5 46
7 38

$12 15
10 00
10 80
15 00

Matthew Swann ...

Matthew Swann .... . .

Alexander R. Campbell . . . .

Alexander R. Campbell . . .

Alexander R. Campbell

William Hay, Jeremiah A. Chapman . . .

William Hay ....

William Hay, Joseph W. Sparling . . . .

George Brown, George F. Reynolds . .

George Brown. . ... . . . .

Peter Addison ...

Peter Addison, George J. Bishop

Peter Addison, George J. Bishop

See Toronto Conference

20 50

18 00
14 65

8 25

8 13

14 30

16 84

23 44

24 37
36 00
36 25
26 60
35 75
32 13

LOCHABAR.

50 called from the name of a township in Ottawa County, Quebe

ingham Mission.

1850 Daniel Wright.

51 Daniel Wright .

52 Richard Wilson . . .

53 Richard Wilson .

54 William Burns.

55 David Hardie .

56 David Hardie. .

57 William Hewitt.

58 William Hewitt. . .

59 William Creighton

60 William Creighton..

61 Jabez B. Keough..

62 Jabez B. Keough

63 Jabez B. Keough

64 Joseph Hill

65 Now called Thurso, which see.

It was formerly called Buck-

70

5 00

65

6 90

62

10 96

* 109

17 01

52

10 50

52

2 00

41

1 03

42

1 10

62

3 14

70

3 75

t79

5 17

55

1 48

53

1 93

58

3 00

52

3 69 !

50

27

0 85

75
00

12

2 00

2 10
4 99

2
5

50
08
5 37
2 70
08
48
59
00
29
50
97
00
00

LONDESBORO*

A village in the township of Hullett, County of Huron, Ontario. It was formerly part of Clinton

Circuit. Distant from Clinton 6J miles.

1870 Thomas Cleworth, Coverdale Watson .... ! ... ...

71 Thomas Cleworth, Samuel Sellery 232 16 77 j 13 76 50 25

72 Isaac Crane. ... J 210 15 08 10 00 40 00

73 Isaac Crane.. . .. 105 7 41 i 6 50 30 89

74 See London Conference. ' 97 \ 7 50 6 60 3100

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.

Distant from

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

* Grenville set off.

t Plantagenet set off.

+ Holmesville set off.

238

CIRCUITS, STATIONS, AND MISSIONS.

Year

Names of Ministers.

39

40
41

Henry Byers.

1829 Matthew Whiting

30 John Bailey, Horace Dean

31 John Bailey, Hamilton Biggar. . .

32 John K. Williston

33 John Beatty ....

34 William Griffis, .......

35 David Wright, John Law..

36 David Wright, John Flanagan

37 Edmund Stoney, Hugh Montgomery

38 Edmund Stoney, Arkle S. Newbury.
Adam Townley,
William Steer,

, James Norris, { William Coleman.

1 Samuel Hose, \

Samuel Kose, William Price. ...

42 Edmund Shepherd, Matthias Holtby . .

43 Edmund Shepherd, Thomas Jeffers .

44 Edmund Shepherd, Charles Lavell .

45 Edwy M. Ryerson

46 Charles Lavell

47 Edmund Botterell, John Goodfellow . .

48 John Carroll. ...

49 John Carroll, Alexander S. Byrne

-« t -u r. n i Samuel S. Nelles, M.A.
oO John Carroll, j GeQrge Youn&

William Pollard, William Ames
William Pollard, John G. Laird.
William Pollard, Thomas D. Pearson.. .

H. Wilkinson, j £ ?*obbs,

' / K.. Creighton,

55 Henry Wilkinson, Joseph E. Sanderson, M.A.

56 John Douse, James Preston . ...

57 John Douse, James Preston

58 Robert Cooney, D. D. , James Dixon ....

59 Robert Cooney, D. D. , George R. Sanderson . .

60 George R. Sanderson, Wm. C. Henderson, B.A.

61 George R. Sanderson, Wm. C. Henderson, B.A.

Richard Jones, John Potts

Richard Jones, John Potts .

Richard Jones, John Potts

James H. Bishop, William J. Hunter

James H. Bishop, William J. Hunter.

67 James H. Bishop, William J. Hunter. ...

68 James Elliott, William Briggs..

69 James Elliott, William Briggs.. .

70 See London— North Street and Dundas Street . .

51
52
53

54

J. L. Sanders .

62
63
64
65
66

No. of

Conting.

Members.

Fund.

235

280

366

420

698

200

246

349

323

$5*00

278

10 55

294

24 44

330

23 78

413

26 41

389

28 45

389

24 00

406

24 87

* 400

25 00

80

6 69

87

8 05

129

11 00

85

12 18

204

18 62

300

25 89

350

30 34

+ 355

30 98

253

30 60

411

31 50

400

31 50

373

20 77

417

36 87

433

37 77

350

17 00

415

25 24

380

30 88

368

48 26

368

36 61

377

27 62

342

31 17

422

36 65

417

31 55

410

56 75

419

57 00

Educa.
Fund.

Su

$20 00
9 00

11 00

12 00

13 00
7 20
7 50

10 39

17 74

18 50

15 40

19 60

14 15

16 25
36 00
31 45

up. M.
Fund.

$5 00
12 32

17 51
20 50

5 42

6 50

15 11

8 30

18 54

19 20

16 00

24 00

25 00

5 25

6 48
5 00

10 60

23 50

30 60
42 00
44 00

40 00

42 00

43 00
53 25
5,4 50
53 10

26 75
28 75
30 00
82 97
64 46
56 97
86 75
94 75

100 00
110 00
115 35

LONDON— NORTH STREET.

1870 James Elliott, Edwin McCollum

71 Wellington Jeffers, D.D., Benjamin Bi Keefer..

72 James Hannon, Benjamin B. Keefer

73 James Hannon, John J. Hare, B. A. ...

74 See London Conference ....

315
292
334
374

54 27

55 04
61 25
64 00

34 25
27 29
36 00
42 00

120 00

98 50

102 00

110 00

1870 William Briggs . .

71 Alexander Langford . . .

72 Alexander Langford

73 Alexander Langford

74 See London Conference

LONDON- -DUNDAS STREET.

130
141
178
230

31 11
35 92
43 68
40 13

15 75

16 00
13 80
21 25

60 35

65 35

69 85

100 00

1873 Wellington Jeffers, D.D.
74 See London Conference .

LONDON EAST.

17

4 00

London Circuit set off.

+ Belmont set off.

WESLEYAN METHODIST CONFERENCE.

239

LONDON CIRCUIT.

So called from the name of the township in Middlesex County, Ontario.

London City Circuit.

It was formerly a part of

Year

Names of Ministers.

1845 Cornelius Flummerfelt, George Kennedy. . .

46 Cornelius Flummerfelt, William Dignam .

47 William Pollard, Francis Chapman

48 William Pollard, Charles Silvester

49 Richard Phelps, Edward White

50 Richard Phelps, John G. Laird. . . .

51 Richard Phelps, John G. Laird.

52 Alex. T. Green, James Taylor

53 Alex. T. Green, Thomas Crews..
64 Thomas Cleghorn, Thomas Crews

55 Thomas Cleghorn, John Wesley Savage..

56 Tohn A Williams \ Jolm Wesley Savage, /
5b John A. Williams, j John s clarkei ^

57 John A. Williams, John S. Clarke.

58 John A. Williams, Amos E. Russ ....

59 Charles Turver, Amos E. Russ .. . .

60 John G. Laird, Samuel Tucker . .

61 John G. Laird, Samuel Tucker
• 62 William English, Isaac Barber..

63 William English, Isaac Barber

64 Circuit divided. See London North and London South

No. of
Members.

Educa.
Fund.

Sup. M.
Fund.

382

$11 03

*8 36

410

7 15

5 95

483

12 00

12 00

424

12 00

13 00

351

10 50

....

10 62

375

15 50

13 75

357

13 24

14 12

359

13 47

17 00

366

14 47

25 23

390

20 43

■s7 18

28 30

414

29 20

10 00

43 00

450

32 00

10 60

45 00

447

22 60

5 53

40 00

395

16 74

5 30

30 00

378

11 14

5 60

34 29

390

13 70

6 10

31 00

370

11 50

6 50

32 00

376

14 23

5 07

33 50

368

15 79

6 39

46 62

LONDON NORTH.
I'lie north part of what was formerly called London Circuit.

1864 William Chapman .

65 James A. Iveson.

66 James A. Iveson

67 William J. Hewitt

68 William J. Hewitt..

69 William J. Hewitt.. ..

70 James Harris . .

71 James Harris

72 James Harris

73 Charles Stringfellow

74 See London Conference.

216

250
237
223
231
214
194
191
198
179

6 20
9 08
9 12
9 20
9 50
9 00
9 45
9 50
9 61
9 90

50
00
33
20
00
00
75
00
33
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

3 07

17 00

188

6 12

1 44

19 75

176

6 20

2 35

19 75

180

8 10 !

3 15

22 00

185

12 25

7 20

28 00

185

12 00

8 00

30 00

195

12 13

8 00

30 00

220

12 15

8 00

31 05

-Wo

12 20

6 62

36 19

222

12 25

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. .

1 136

6 37

4 93

4 38

1 147

2 50

2 00

3 65

140

6 43

4 30

2 20

134

6 50

2 30

3 30

92
96

3 74

4 15

0 95

1 62

3 12

9 15

96

5 29

1 65

14 50

240

CIRCUITS, STATIONS AND MISSIONS.

Year

Names of Ministers.

67 Hugh McLean .

68 Richard N. Adams

69 Richard N. Adams

70 Richard N. Adams

71 Samuel Down

72 Samuel Down.

73 Samuel Down .

74 See Montreal Conference. . .

LONG POINT.

No. of

Conting.

Rduca.

Members.

Fund.

Fund.

76

$5 71

$1 90

98

6 15

2 50

95

6 61

3 88

99

7 49

5 40

100

9 20

7 25

93

7 46

7 30

89

7 42

> 6 99

81

7 50

7 00

Sup. M.
Fund.

$5 83
8 15

12 33
8 93

13 24
13 44
12 50
12 60

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, Haldimand
and Norfolk, Ontario.

Year Ministers.

No. of
Members.

Year

Ministers.

No. of
Members.

1801 Nathan Bangs. .......

/

1821 I. B. Smith', Wm. H. Williams .

613

2 Thomas Madden ...

22 David Culp, George Ferguson .

445

. > Included in Niagara Circuit .

23 Daniel Shepherdson ....

24 D. Shepherdson, Geo. Sovereign. .

361
292

. 5 Luther Bishop

125

25 Rowley Heyland, Timothy Martin

292

6 Thomas Madden

120

26 Rowley Heyland.

242

7 Henry Ryan ...

156

27 Wm. Griffis, Robert Corson. .

248

8 Thomas Whitehead

195

28 William Griffis

342

9 Thomas Whitehead ......

195

29 Joseph Gatchell, Wm. Patrick

359

10 Robert Perry ..

180 i

30 Joseph Gatchell, Asahel Hurlburt

373

11 )

1

31 H. Wilkinson, John Armstrong. .

365

to > United with Ancaster Circuit

32 Henry Wilkinson, A. Prindle. .

489

17 j

33 Hamilton Biggar, John Watson .

500

, 0 I David Youmans, ) . , . „,
18 | James Jackson, ( Alvln Torrv

34 Hamilton .Biggar . .

35 Joseph Messmore, J. Musgrove. .

507
592

19 James Jackson, Wm. R. Rundle

404

36 See Simcoe

677

20 James Jackson, Wm. H. Williams

511

18
00
03
10
60

0 50

7 98

96

88

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 . .
.- ( Joseph Reynolds, )

j Erastus Hurlburt, \

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 D. 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
206
265
280
252

218

179
192
215
218
207
210
180
140
122
143
151/
139

99
119

95
130
135
135
135
143

ft 95

6 60

7 15
9 HO

10 66

8 71
8 79
8 80

8 87

9 00
9 10
9 79
6 78

10 10
10 44
10 52
10 60
13 50

5 86

3 00

4 58

3 27
2 50
2 53
2 90

4 52

6 26

4 «9

5 05
5 08

7 00

4 50

3 50

3 75

1 10

0 90

3 20

4 00

5 20

6 73

6 93

8 42

10 50

10 59

12 00

12 00

12 83

10 10

13 00

14 75

10 00

11 00

14 50

15 00

20 00

WESLEYAN METHODIST CONFERENCE.

241

Year

Names of Ministers.

1868 David Chalmers, John 0. 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

\

No. of

Conting.

Educa.

Sup. M.

Members.

Fund.

Fund.

Fund.

178

$18 00

$7 00

130 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

9 02

4 30

10 00

5 38

6 43

LOUGHBOROUGH.
So called from the name of a township in the County of Frontenac, Ontario.

1856 Stephen Miles

57 William Burns 141 6 55 161

58 Name of Mission changed to Harrow-smith ... 151 6 80 2 00

LOWVILLE.

A village in the township of Nelson, ( 'ounty of Halton, Ontario. It was formerly part of the Milton

Circuit.

1871 Robert Bell ...

72 Robert Bell 140 7 53

73 Robert Bell . .. 150 9 89

74 See London Conference .. 152 8 28

6 33
5 20

3 27

31 15
28 50
33 00

LUCAN.
A village in the township of Biddulph, County of Middlesex, Ontario.

Exeter Circuit.

It was formerly part of

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

t261
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 formerly part of thi
Teeswater, Kincardine, and Wawanosh Missions.

1862 David Ryan .. . j j t

63 Elias Wetmore Frazee

64 Elias Wetmore Frazee

65 William Tucker

66 William Tucker...
William Tucker,
Nelson Brown,

68 Nelson Brown

69 Nelson Brown

70 Henry Kellam...

71 Henry Kellam..

72 Henry Kellam

73 John S. Fisher . .

74 See London Conference

67

64

3 00

i 12

5 00

78

3 02

1 00

5 00

71

3 11

1 07

5 00

91

5 30

3 90

7 25

96

6 20

3 95

8 25

78

6 54 ,

4 00

11 00

67

6 56

4 03

11 25

80

7 50

3 76

8 50

92

8 70

5 00

10 25

98

9 00

4 50

10 50

125

11 00

5 00

13 00

145 ■

15 42

5 42

18 60

LYN.

A village in the township of Elizabethtown, County of Leeds, Ontario.

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

Distant from Brockvilli

34 00
30 00

15 00

16 50

17 00
20 12

8 00

6 50

3 00 1

3 50

3 60

6 55

16

Ailsa Craig united.

t Ailsa Craig set off.

242

CIRCUITS, STATIONS AND MISSIONS.

Yearl

Names of Ministers.

1865 William Andrews, Joshua P Lewis

.66 William Andrews .

67 William English

68 William English

69 James Masson, James Macfarlane

70 James Masson, .labez 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. .

No. of
Members.

LYNEDOCH.

238
200
207
188
201
207
214
224
250
250

Conting.

Fund.

|9 59

9 60

9 65

9 80

9 86

12 92

15 n0

Educa.
Fund.

16 00
16 15
16 20

$3 36
3 36
3 75
3 02

5 75

6 00
8 30
8 50
8 55
5 00

Sup. M.
Fund.

$11 97
12 00
12 50
22 00
25 50
36 47

36 73

37 00
45 00
20 00

A village in the township of Charlotteville, County of Norfolk, Ontario.

Delhi Mission.

1859 Isaac Barber ....... . 125

60 Isaac Barber . 153

61 Isaac Barber. . ... . 125

62 Matthew Whiting 146

63 Matthew Whiting ... . 156

64 George T. Richardson . .. 146

65 George T. Richardson 120

66 George T. Richardson . . ... ... 140

67 Nathaniel S. Burwash . . . . . . 150

• 68 Nathaniel S. Burwash . . ... ... . 165

69 Peter Bawtinhimer . . . 167

70 Peter Bawtinhimer ... .. . 182

71 Thomas H. Walker . . 180

72 William Shannon . . ... 177

73 William Shannon . . . 170

74 See London Conference . .. 170

It was formerly known as

4 12
3 75

6 23
3 00

50
50
60
00
00

8 88

9 00
14 50
14 54

7 93
7 84
6 15

1 75

2 15
2 13
2 06
2 00
2 00
2 00

2 50
1 04

3 00
3 25
6 15

8 15
6 72
3 07
3 16

9 88
6 03
4 37
6 20

00
25
50
72
02
20
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.

part of Niagara Circuit.

It was formerly

Year; Ministers.

No. of
Members.

Year

Ministers.

No. of
Members.

1820 Daniel Shepherdson.

21 Alvin Torry

22 Thomas Demorest

23 John Parker

24 Isaac B. Smith.

123
110
114
107

1825 Joseph Messmore . . ..

26 Joseph Messmore . . . .

27 Joseph Gatchell . ......

28

89

91

115

117

M.

MABERLY.

A village in the township of Sherbrooke, County of Lanark, Ontario.

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 Tav

82
91
93
94
78
75
58
63

It was formerly Rokeby Mission-

44
70
75
90
86
80
90
95

MADOC.
A village and township in the County of Hastings, Ontario
1 850 Abraham Dayman . ....

51 Robert Robinson

52 Robert Robinson

155
146

50
60

15
32
00

71
50
23
74
75

12
61
09
65
90
00
27
00

2 65
2 88

WESLEYAN METHODIST CONFERENCE.

243

Year

1853 Michael Baxter

54 Michael Baxter

55 John Sanderson .

56 John Sanderson .

57 Thomas McMullen

Hastings Road united with it 3 years

58 Thomas McMullen

59 George Carr, William Shannon

60 George Carr, Madison A. Rice

61 Aaron D. Miller

Aaron D. Miller, Edward Harris
Edward Harris, John W. Wicher . . .
Edward Harris, Jacob Eli Howell, B.A

65 John English, Jacob Eli Howell, B.A

66 John English, Edward Morrow, B.A .

67 John English, Samuel Sing . . .
Thomas Lawson, William J. Ford.
Robert Robinson

Robert Robinson

Robert Robinson

72 James A. Ivison

73 Samuel Sing . .
. 74 See Toronto Conference ....

62
63
64

69
70
71

42 10
37 07
30 00
22 00

22 00

23 00
21 75
32 67

Edward A. Ward. .
Edward A. Ward.
William D. Brown .

73 Thomas Atkinson .

74 See Montreal Conference

166
169
210
212

186

5 74
4 75
8 41

6 76
2 50

2 50
6 50
8 00

3 91

8 93

9 05

10 12

11 10

5 00

5 25

4 15

5 00

MAITLANI).

A village on the River St. Lawrence, in the township of Augusta, County of Grenville, Ontario,
was formerly Augusta Circuit. Distant from Prescott 7 miles, from Brockville 5 miles.

1851 Sylvester Hurlburt . . I

52 Sylvester Hurlburt, John S. Armstrong \ 319 10 5.5

53 Svlvester Hurlburt . . ! 338 12 00

54 Asahel Hurlburt, Edwin Peake. ... ... 316 12 50

55 Asahel Hurlburt, Edwin Peake.- . .383 16 39

56 Asahel Hurlburt, George M. M enchain 375 16 37

57 Joseph Reynolds, James Masson 434 15 00

58 Joseph Reynolds, Thomas Feather .. . .. . 49.'i | 12 40

59 Richard Clarke, William McDonagh . ... . 425 15 00

60 Richard Clarke, James A. Gordon ! 445 1100

61 Richard Clarke, Brock Rose. ... .| 450 13 00

62 William Andrews .... . j * 460 13 50

63 ) . ... . . . j 225 7 00

Included in the Augusta Circuit. !

It

10 67

11 25

14 54

15 70
17 53
31 74
33 12

12 70

24 25

25 00
28 50
15 00

18 00
20 00

12 80

13 00

MALAHIDE.
So called from the name of a township on Lake Erie, County of Elgin, Ontario.

1840 Thomas Fawcett

41 Luther O. Rice.

42 John K. 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..

187
199
249

'209

277
296
300
280
294
328
372
332

4 00
8 00
7 30
4 36

4 00

9 80

11 00
15 47

12 90

14 50

15 00

3 50

4 00

3 05

6 71

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,

Franklin Mission.

Quebec. It was formerly known as

Year

Names of Ministers.

No. of
Members.

Conting.
Fund.

Educa.
Fund.

Sup. M.
Fund.

1865 Stephen Bond, David Thompson ... ... .

66 Stephen Bond, George Ferguson ... - ... .. . . . .

67 Stephen Bond, William Raney t

68 See Franklin

221
208*
189
201

$9 30
9 45
4 12
6 20

$1 92

2 10

3 03

4 97

$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.

1873 Richard Shier ..

74 See Montreal Conference

49

57

3 78

2 48

4 72

MAN VERS.

So called from the name of a township in the County of Durham, Ontario.

Cartwright Mission.

1862 George T. Richardson ... .. .....,,,.

63 George T. Richardson . . .•

64 Robert O. Wilson

65 Robert O. Wilson

66 Alfred McCann . . ...

67 Alfred McCann

68 Alfred McCann

69 James A. McClung

70 James A. McClung

71 James A. McClung ...

72 John C. Wilson . .

73 JohnC. Wilson

74 See Toronto Conference

MARCH.

A village and township on the Ottawa River, County of Carleton, Ontario.

Bell's Corners Circuit.

1866 Robert Bell

•67 Robert Bell ...

68 Robert Bell

69 John Tozeland . . . . ....

70 Robert Lee

71 ) United with Bell's Corners

72 (

73 James Simpson . .

74 See Montreal 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

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

It was formerly part of

4 00
3 00
9 04
10 93
10 00
16 00
20 00

20 00

21 78

22 50

26 60

27 00

It was formerly part of

4 00
12 35

9 00
22 00

4 75

10 27

MARKDALE.

A village in the township of Glenelg, County of Grey, Ontario. Distant from Toronto 92J miles. It

was formerly part of Artemesia Circuit.

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
1 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 . 350 17 66 .... 5 00

45 Ezra Adams, George Carr . , ,. ... 316 20 00 . .. 7 50

46 Ezra Adams, Darius Bettys ;.< ... 315 23 03 ... 8 65

47 Robert Darlington, William Glass 356 16 03 18 90

WESLEYAN METHODIST CONFERENCE.

245

Year

Names of Ministers.

No. of
Members.

Conting.
Fund.

Educa.
Fund.

Sup. M.
Fund.

1848

Josenh Messmore. Georffe Case ....

330

$20 00

$17 25

49 Joseph Messmore, James Gooderham

271

20 50

12 00

50 Peter Ker, John Webster .

275

24 tO

16 00

287

24 25

14 85

311

21 20

15 12

53 John Law, William McDonagh

334

21 48

32 00

308

32 15

54 89

55 Thomas Jeffers, Robert Fowler, M. D

282

30 30

$16 00

52 00

56 Thomas Jeffers, Robert Fowler, M.D

260

28 37

9 80

40 CO

260

28 50

10 00

40 00

58 Thomas Campbell, Edward Harris

287

26 38

13 80

30 78

59 Thomas Campbell, John F. Messmore

355

28 02

8 67

34 48

60 James Norris, James Graham ... ...

324

21 57

7 34

31 44

a, T tvT . ( Norman MeHardy, /
61 James Norns, j George L Haight^' j

307

1C 79

4 75

35 25

62 James Norris, John N. Lake

297

11 76

5 00

36 00

63 John N. Lake, Robert 0. 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 William McFadden, j ^A. MccSngf' A'' j

229

16 85

6 72

29 40

68 Michael Fawcett, Joseph Hall. ...

234

21 10

7 08

40 00

69 Michael Fawcett, Albert C. Wilson

270

18 00

11 00

40 00

70 William McCullough, Henry Richardson

290

18 60

15 00

48 00

71 William McCullough, Edwin S. Washington

290

19 00

12 45

50 00

72 Jonathan E. Betts, D. Cattanach . .

310

20 00

10 00

50 00

73 Jonathan E. Betts, John Pickering

287

22 71

11 00

50 50

74 See Toronto Conference

342

25 00

11 50

49 00

101

89

76

90

108

111

92

64

119

148

133

130

155

2 55

3 50
1 19

1 23

2 10

4 14

3 20
2 66

20
05
00
10
12
02
96
15
20
20
50
25
00

93
83
10
26
36
30

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 118 0 50

45 Stephen Miles :... 107 123

46 Stephen Miles. .. .... .. 117 8 61

47 Stephen Miles 121 8 80

48 Stephen Miles 128 7 83

49 Abraham Dayman • 121 4 20

50 | 128 4 30

to > 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... .. 119 4 40

71 John C. Osborne, Orrin German. .. . 148 5 02

72 John C. Osborne, Arthur B. Hames 133 5 00

73 William H. Cook, Henry Richardson "... 130 5 70

74 See Toronto Conference 155 2 90

1 80
3 25
25
50
65
11
70
79

10 80
14 52
14 00
16 75
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.. . .

27 )

to } .. . .

30)

31 Solomon Waldron

32 Solomon Waldron 360

246

CIRCUITS, STATIONS, AND MISSIONS:

Year

Names of Ministers.

No. of
Members.

Conting.
Fund.

Educa.
Fund.

Sup. M.
Fund.

1833 Ezra Healey, Vincent B. Howard . .

400

* • ^ <

$4 00

34 John Carroll, George F. Playter . , .

467

3 00

515

16 00

36 Henry Shaler, George Goodsou

668

16 16

37 Asahel Hurlburt, George Goodson

595

...

8 00

519

$8 57

1 60

39 George Ferguson, Benjamin Nankeville „

40 Benjamin Nankeville, Thomas Harmon

477

24 73

58 52

477

25 12

25 55

41 Benjamin Nankeville

555

19 87

....

26 57

- 532

17 93

20 15

554

11 92

• 9 00

44 Thomas Bevitt, James Elliott

510

14 92

....

8 50

45 Thomas Bevitt, William H. Williams.

526

14 92

....

10 25

419

9 32

12 00

47 John Lever, William McGill. .

452

10 74

18 30

48 James Musgrove, David C. McDowell ...

487

9 40

18 37

49 James Musgrove, William Chapman . . . . .

354

10 74

14 38

50 Asahel Hurlhurt, John G. Witted

359

9 40

16 00

51 Asahel Hurlhurt, John B. Armstrong.. ...

352

13 12

18 97

52 Francis Coleman, David Robertson ...

346

9 07

25 67

53 Francis Coleman, William Burns .

357

9 75

22 75

54 Francis Coleman, James Masson ... . . . . .

376

11 22

25 00

55 James Gray, John B. Armstrong .. ...

430

15 06

$7 55

26 00

56 James Gray, Henry H. Perdue

* 550

16 35

8 23

27 00

t517

16 58

8 24

34 55

58 Robert Brewster, Richard Hay worth

425

10 00

6 00

24 18

350

7 15

1 53

15 37

60 Robert Brewster, Brock Rose

350

7 00

1 70

9 25

61 William Coleman, Thomas H. Walker.

422

8 98

4 00

17 00

62 William Coleman, Josiah Greene. . .

348

7 56

3 57

27 00

63 David C. McDowell, William H. Rowsom

330

5 83

3 46

17 50

64 David C. McDowell, James McCullough . . . . .

330

6 00

3 75

15 05

300

6 15

4 00

15 75

66 William Scott, Elisha Tennant

318

6 20

4 05

16 20

67 William Scott... ..

311

6 75

4 05

13 00

68 William Morton

X 178

5 25

4 00

6 50

69 William Morton. ,

210

6 02

5 50

8 00

70 William Morton .

197

6 08

5 60

10 00

71 William R. Dyre, William Ryan

231

6 18

7 50

12 00

72 William R. Dyre

269

9 00

8 10

16 00

73 William R. Dyre . .

262

10 04

8 00

17 00

74 See Montreal Conference

264

8 09

6 85

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 ....

74 See Montreal Conference

12

12

9 60

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. Hames

71 (Philip J. Roblin)

72 (Philip J. Roblin)

73 (Philip J. Roblin) ......

74 See Toronto Conference ...... 0 . . .

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.

X Edwardsburg set off.

t Morrisburg with 200 members set off.

WESLEYAN METHODIST CONFERENCE.

247

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 Colling wood
24 miles, and from Owen Sound 20 miles.

Year

1864 William Hay
65 William Hay

Names of Ministers.

66
67

Daniel E. Brownell ....
Daniel E. Brownell ....

68 Daniel E. Brownell

69 Phineas D. Will

70 Phineas D. Will .

71 Phineas D. Will, John Turner . .

72 James Anderson, Thomas R. Reid .

73 James Anderson, John McCarroll

74 See Toronto Conference

No. of
Members.

151
155
173
190
199
190
200
230
300
334

Conting.
Fund.

$3 80

5 42

6 75

7 00

7 60

8 00

9 00
9 20

10 22

11 00

Educa.
Fund.

51 86
2 63

2 33

3 50
2 40

4 00
6 00
6 00
6 03
6 31

Sup

M.

Fund.

$3

81

5

29

8

00

10

31

9

00

9

50

10 00

7

00

10 71

18 00

MELBOURNE.

A village on the west bank of the River St. Francis, in the township of Melbourne, County of
Richmond, Quebec. Distant fTom Montreal 125 miles, from Three Rivers 70 miles.

Year

Ministers.

No. of
Members.

1817
18
19
20
21
22
23

24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
to
35
36

1855
56
57
58
59
•60
61
62
63
64
65
66
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
74

Richard Williams, Win. Binning

Richard Williams

John De Putron ...

John De Putron

Henry Pope ....

Henry Pope

Three Rivers united with it.
James Knowlan

Joseph Stinson

Joseph Stinson

William Faulkner

William Macdonald
William Macdonald ..

61
46
66

71

75
72

91

71
59
59
90

90
80
80

> Supplied from adjacent Circuits.

John Raine, B. Hitchcock .

Thomas Constable, Benjamin Cole

Thomas Constable, Benjamin Cole

Thomas Constable, Benjamin Cole

John Bate, Isaac B. Tallman

John Bate, Thomas W Jeffery
John S. Evans, William Hicks . .
John S. Evans, William H. Pcake . .
William Hansford, James E. Richardson. .
William Hansford, James E. Richardson.
William Hansford, Hugh Cairns

Thomas W. Jeffery, Hugh Cairns

Thomas W. Jeffery, Osborne Lambly, B.A.
Thomas W. Jeffery, Thomas Bell . .
George Washington, Robert McCulloch
George Washington, Robert McCulloch . . .
George Washington . .

William Jackson ...

William Jackson

William Jackson .-..,.

See Montreal Conference

Yearj Ministers.

I

1837 John Raine, B. Hitchcock

38 John B. Selley

39 John Borland

40 John Borland

41 Edmund Botterell .

42 Edmund Botterell

43 John Raine ....

No, of
Members.

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

337
254
405
:340
210
183
230
182
176
180
158
96
76
158
187
200
196
150
164

150
151

176
218
277
260
270
261
262
257

298
290

4

07

4 07

13 00

6

00

9 80

15 43

6

15

17 00

12 00

8

00

20 00

12 25

4

65

20 15

6 58

2

46

13 65

8 02

3

73

14 76

5 11

4

05

11 67

8 07

4

35

16 08

4 23

2

28

9 48

5 20

2

40

9 30

6 00

3

00

10 00

6 00

2

00

10 00

6 00

2

00

10 00

7 73

5

00

16 93

8 53

5

00

18 04

6 20

6

66

17 90

8 16

/

00

8 00

4 02

4

84

7 68

5 65

3

68

12 00

* Sherbrooke set off.

+ Danville set off.

Durham set off.

248

CIRCUITS, STATIONS AND MISSIONS.

MERRICKVILLE.

A village on the Rideau Canal, in the township of Wolford, County of Grenville, Ontario. Distant

from Brockville 29 miles, from Perth 26 miles.

«

Year

Names of Ministers.

1847 Vincent B. Howard . . .

48 Vincent B. Howard

49 Thomas Bevitt

50 Thomas Bevitt ...

51 Erastus Hurlburt

52 Erastus Hurlburt ....

53 David Jennings

54 David Jennings

55 Robert Brewster.

56 Robert Brewster

57 Robert Brewster, William Norton

58 Robert Hobbs, Alexander Drennan . .

59 Richard M. Hammond, Thomas Bell

60 Richard M. Hammond, William W. Ross . .

61 William McGill, William Sheridan..

62 William McGill, Thomas G. Williams. . .

63 William McGill, William H. Schofield, B.A.

64 Charles Taggart, Elisha Tennant

65 Charles Taggart, Robert Bruce

66 Charles Taggart, Richard A. Kerr

67 Ebenezer Robson, Robert McCulloch

68 Ebenezer Robson, Thomas Haddon

69 Ebenezer Robson, Jabez B. Saunders ...

70 William McGill, Robert B. Hare

71 William McGill, John B. Wass, B.A .

i Jeremiah W. Annis

72 William McGill,

73 William Sheridan, Joseph Ward. .

74 See Montreal Conference

No. of

Con ting.

Educa.

Members.

Fund.

Fund.

245

$2*37

234

3 60

187

3 60

167

2 59

153

3 00

162

4 00

136

5 20

133

' 4 00

140

4 30

$1 40'

153

6 10

3 00

311

6 10

3 00

300

4 00

4 00

283

4 00

4 07

297

4 06

4 10

259

4 50

3 62

245

4 62

3 66

248

5 40

3 68

250

5 65

1 50

242

8 46

4 40

300

7 10

3 25

325

13 06

7 37

330

14 84

9 00

295

12 03

13 00

280

12 13

17 33

269

12 25

8 78

259

12 20

6 75

245

13 00

5 00

MERRITTON.

Sup. M.
Fund.

$3 32

A village in the township of Grantham, County of Lincoln, Ontario.

2 miles.

1871 John Ridley

72 James Pearen, B.A

73 John H. Robinson ....

74 See London Conference

40
65
60
00
12
50

3 50
s4 00

4 25
4 25
8 00

8 00
11 78
18 50
16 00
18 00

9 50
15 00

21 09
42 11
32 00
20 00

22 50

32 50

22 60
25 00

Distant from St. Catharines

vl00

4 64

3 00

109

6 97

3 48

130

8 00

4 10

5 00

10 55

7 00

METCALFE.
A village in the township of Emily, County of Victoria, Ontario.

1850 John Sanderson

51 Thomas McMullen

52 John C. Osborne

53 John C. Osbome

54 Levi Vanderburg

55 William Briden

56 William Briden ...

57 Name changed to Omemee, which see

150

3 25

180

6 00

128

7 10

126

10 00

142

10 50

130

11 25

2 50

145

13 20

3 00

2 50

4 00

5 00
7 00

3 00
10 00
12 00

METIS.

1866 Samuel E. Maudsley

67 Samuel E. Maudsley . . .

68 William W. Ross

69 George H. Field

70 Henry Irvine . . .

71 Henry Irvine

72 Henry Irvine ...

73 Alexander Drennan . .

74 See Montreal Conference .

A village and township in the County of Rimouski, Quebec.

—

15

••

23
31

4 23

3 54

31

21

2-90

1 50

• • •• ■•••>•••*•

23

1 62

. . . ■••■■<■• ...

20

2 85

2 40

. .

12

3 46

1 39

3 66
7 22

i 20

4 53
3 83

WESLEYAN METHODIST CONFERENCE.

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, Bichard 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 Wicher.

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 ^So^'

72 William Ryan, Samuel Salton

73 William Ryan, William P. Brown . ...
»74 See Toronto Conference

No. of
Members^

355
320
330

341
323

298
270
300

357
387
400
321
308

335

308
314

294

Conting.

Fund.

$9" 83

10 00

9 00

8 00

7 56

7 34

9 91

8 55

9 00

11 86

7 10

10 12

7 70

6 57

6 50

7 08

7 25

Educa.
Fund.

$3 16

00

50
00
63
75
71
00
75
00
00
91
00

3 35

3 24
3 85
2 52

Sup. M.
Fund.

$12 00

19 15
16 00

16 00

17 34
12 00

12 50

13 00

17 00

18 50

20 00

14 00
25 25

20 03

12 50
16 00
16 50

MILLBANK.

A village in the township of Mornington, County of Perth, Ontario.

Mission.

It was formerly Wellesley

67 Andrew Milliken, James Pearen .

68 Andrew Millilen Isaac Tovell

338

15 26

7 26

40 00

69 John Hough

311

11 30

10 00

32 00

70 John Hough . . ....

125

6 00

3 30

10 15

71 John Hough . . . .

115

6 08

3 90

10 40

72 Nathaniel Smith.. .

157

6 35

3 95

12 00

73 Nathaniel Smith.. ....

146

7 00

3 00

12 50

74 See London Conference

128

5 60

2 75-

9 00

MILLBROOK.

A village in the township of Cavan, County of Durham, Ontario. Distant from Port Hope 13 miles.

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 "Vv hiting . .

60 Thomas Stobbs, George H. Field..

61 Thomas Stobbs, John Shannon

62 Thomas Stobbs, Nathaniel S. Burwash ...

rq t„™„„ n ai„+ „ i Wm. F. Morrison, B.A.,

63 James C. Slater, j Wm Q Washingion> B-A

64 James C. Slater, William Halstead..

65 James C. Slater, William Halstead. , .

66 Thomas Cosford, Cornelius A. Jones . .

67 Thomas Cosford, John Wilson, B.A. .

68 Thomas Cosford, Thomas Cardus. . . .

69 Francis Coleman, j Arthur Bloomfield,

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
319
284
353
297
272
251
306
261
400
340
319
356

400

374
356
391
357
350

350

306
292
310
300
300

10 92

12 30

12 58

14 27

14 60

14 75

4 50

14 78

4 50

22 95

6 74

24 00

8 00

22 81

8 00

18 15

8 00

14 69

8 66

10 08

6 88

11 50

7 14

13 27

7 46

13 08

7 43

12 18

6 68

16 50

8 50

18 00

9 00

18 50

20 00

13 76

13 00

15 34

17 50

15 55

13 00

15 60

8 00

16 00

8 50

10

00

10 20

13

25

16 74

18

00

16

25

18

50

34 92

65

00

32

00

33 00

30 07

38 60

32

13

35

00

31

34

34 67

48

50

52 75

52 7&

53 30

50

00

50 25

57

60

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.

1854 John Hunt ...

55 John Hunt

56 John Law

57 Francis Coleman . .

58 Francis Coleman . ...

59 George Goodson, John Sanderson (B).

60 George Goodson, Hall Christopherson

61 George Goodson, Henry Bartlett ......

62 John A. Williams, Edmund S. Rupert, B.A.

63 John A. Williams, Le Roy Hooker

64 Jonathan E. Betts, D. G. Sutherland, B.A. .

65 Jonathan E. Betts, George Rogers

66 Jonathan ,. Betts, j ^K^T' ^

67 William S. Blackstock, Thomas Brock

68 William S. Blackstock, Benjamin Clement. .

69 William S. Blackstock, Benjamin Clement.

70 Thomas W Jeffery, Edward H. Taylor . .

71 Thomas W Jeffery

72 Thomas W Jeffery..

73 James Gray

74 See London Conference..

No. of

Conting.

Educa.

Members.

Fund.

Fund.

245

$20 00

$7 00

235

21 58

12 31

211

25 00

6 10

242

24 52

6 92

267

22 00

7 12

324

14 41

7 32

306

11 91

6 63

303

12 30

8 08

264

15 00

13 00

295

14 20

11 00

275

11 95

5 10

263

12 21

5 84

258 ■

16 76

9 68

268

13 96

4 38

269

16 53

9 44

265

14 25

11 58

260

14 25

15 44

130

11 05

9 00

176

11 10

6 00

183

18 50

7 38

Sup. M.
Fund.

$21 25
23 00
28 00

32 25

33 66

34 00
37 11
50 00
46 50
44 00
44 05

48 42

54 90
48 20
56 50

59 75

60 00

40 00

41 00
41 75

MINDEN.

A small village in the township of Anson, County of Victoria, Ontario.

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

It was formerly called Gull

38

2 15

40

1 25

45

0 40

52

58

1 22

1 50

80

1 45

1 57

89

4 68

5 00

73

4 80

6 00

87

2 32

8 00

73

2 68

1 71

73

2 00

96

1 25

■2 25

2 40

2 46

1 00

2 62

7 00

14 00

15 00

15 50

6 00

7 00

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 Mclntyre

• 36 John Mclntjre, Vincent B. Howard

37 Stephen Brownell, John Armstrong . . .

38 John Armstrong, William Willoughby .

39 Alvah Adams, Thomas Harmon .

40 Alvah Adams, \ Wellington Jetfers,

' ( Reuben E. Tupper,

51

71

115

142

205

183

171

• 199

203

....

193

.v . .

209

16 00

231

18 78

228

12 70

5 90
9 00

10,58
9 87
5 34

10 00

1 00

WESLEYAN METHODIST CONFERENCE.

251

Names of Ministers.

No. of

Conting.

Educa.

Sup. M.

Members.

Fund.

Fund.

Fund.

1841

'Alvah Adams J Reuben E. Tupper, )
' ( John Gemley, \

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 James 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

333

15 73

9 25

MITCHELL.

A village in the townships of Logan and Fullarton, County of Perth, Ontario.

ford 12 miles, from Goderich 32 miles.

1853

54

Distant from Strat-

Lucius Adams . .
Lucius Adams,
Isaac B. Aylesworth, M.D..

55 Isaac B. Aylesworth, M.D., William Hay

56 Andrew A. Smith, John Hough .

57 Andrew A. Smith, Stephen Bond ....

58 John S. Evans, George H. Cornish . .

59 John S. Evans, William F. Morrison.

60 Orrin H. Ellsworth, John Neelands . .

61 Orrin H. Ellsworth, James Barker.

62 Asahel Hurlburt, Colman Bristol, B.A . . . .

63 Asahel Hurlburt, George Leech

64 Thomas S. Howard, Henry W P. Allan

65 Thomas S. Howard, George McRae . ...

66 Thomas S. Howard, 'Charles A. Hanson.. . .

67 William R. Dyre, James McCartney

68 William R. Dyre, Ezra A. Healey

69 William E. Dyre, Nelson Saunders

70 William Hawke, Ezekiel Richardson .

71 William Hawke, Coverdale Watson. . . .

72 Samuel Wilson, Silas J. Hughes.

73 Samuel Wilson

74 See London Conference

56

111
161

188
184
260
260
233
275
261
250
220
250
254
248
247
248
250
270
+ 290
145

6 10

7 18

8 02

5 83

6 95
16 79

20 00

12 25
14 61

13 08

14 04
16 15
18 21
18 60
18 79

21 76

21 89

22 05
10 89

$1 20
2 43

4
2
3
6
11
7
6
5
5
6

50
88
63
35
00
92
01
00
42
25

10 23
10 99

6 90
10 55
10 00
10 21

4 25

10 00
8 25
10 14
10 20
8 05
33 00
40 00
27 08
26 02

29 00

30 25
30 50
36 05

40 44

41 78

42 93
50 00
50 50
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 ... ... 220

72 Joseph H. Chant. ... 200

73 Joseph H. Chant .... . 186

74 See Toronto Conference . . 166

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.

9 00

8 84

8 50

9 00

5 00

20 00

4 70

21 00

3 75

16 00

3 00

19 00

1839

40 John Neelands . . .

41 John Neelands . . . ......

42 ) . . •

to > Supplied from adjoining Circuits or Missions.

44 )

45 William Glass

.„ \ William S. Blackstock,
*° j Henry Reid,

47 Cornelius Flummerfelt .

48 John Goodfellow

49 John Goodfellow
60 William Dignam
51 William Dignam ....

60

115

97

161

267

286
158
149
150
151

1 00

2 00

4 65

5 05
5 07
8 00

0 50
3 00

00
26
20

3 00
8 50

Sherbrooke set off.

+ Fullarton set off.

252

CIRCUITS, STATIONS AND MISSIONS.

Year

Names of Ministers.

No. of
Members.

Conting.
Fund.

Educa.
Fund.

Sup. M.
Fund.

1852 William Dignam

320

|5 00

$6 30

53 William Steer ....

349

5 12

6 50

54 John L. Kerr .

396

12 34

9 00

55 Charles W. M. Gilbert

430

12 77

$2 43

11 54

56 Charles W. M. Gilbert, William Hay ...

440

19 55

2 53

43 60

449

19 78

2.63

44 00

58 Richard Pinch, John Scott . ...

368

8 00

16 00

59 Richard Pinch, George Stenning ' . . .

344

12 15

8 20

24 31

60 Richard Pinch, William C. Watson

363

15 78

8 20

52 48

61 John W Savage, Wesley Casson ...... .

343

19 73

8 73

45 61

en t a. tir o I J. H. Mullholland, )

62 John W Savage, j Mannaduke Pears0'nj { • • • •

368

16 00

9 00

40 00

63 James Goodwin, John Corbett .....

381

15 85

9 06

35 00

64 James Goodwin, Shem Blanshard ....

394

15 85

7 76

40 70

65 James Goodwin, Shem Blanshard

380

16 21

7 29

40 82

66 William Lund, Shem Blanshard

390

20 86

8 68

50 44

67 David Hunt, Oliver E. Burch

356

17 58

8 74

53 83

68 David Hunt, Joseph Colling

370

20 20

9 00

54 00

370

18 13

9 00

40 00

70 Christopher Hamilton

125

7 00

4 00

13 50

71 Christopher Hamilton

110

7 20

5 35

14 00

72 John Smiley, M. A '

117

7 25

5 45

14 50

73 John Smiley, 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,
the St. Lawrence and Ottawa Rivers.

It is built on the Island of Montreal at the confluence of
It is distant from Toronto 333 miles, from Quebec 180
miles, from Portland 292 miles, and from Liverpool, England, 2750 miles. In the year 1802 the
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.

Year Ministers.

No. of
Members.

1803
4
5

6

Samuel Merwin. . . ,

Samuel Coate (Presiding Elder) .

1 Samuel Coate )

( Nathan Bangs \ ....

10
12
20

20

1807 Nathan Bangs ...

8 Thomas Madden

9 Joseph Scull .

20
16
28

II. Ministers connected with the Genesee Conference, the New York Conference having been divided.

1816 William Brown

17 William Barlow .

18 Elias Brown.

19 Auroro Seager .

20 Truman Dixon .

No record of
► membership
accessible.

1810 Joseph Scull 28

11 James Mitchell.. 35

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

1814 Richard Williams

,- t John B. Strong, )
j John De Putron, \

16 John De Putron

17 James Booth, Richard Pope

18 Robert L. Lusher ;

19 John Hick

20 John Hick

21 Jas. Knowlan, Robert L. Lusher

22 Jas. Knowlan, Robert L. Lusher

56

67

80

95

122

119

161

with the British Conference.

1823 Jas. Knowlan, Robert L. Lusher

24 Henry Pope . . ......

25 Henry Pope

26 Robert Alder ...

27 Joseph Stinson. . .

28 John Hick ... .

29 John Hick ...

30 John Hick . . . .\. ...

31 William Squire ...

32 William Squire

120
151
121
121
133
150
155
155
172
187

WESLEYAN METHODIST CONFERENCE.

253

Year

Ministers.

1833 W. Oroscombe,

InghamSutcliffe
John Barry,

34 William Crosoombe

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

ac -nr ci \ John Borland,

42 Wm. Squire, j Robert ^^

43 Matthew Lang, Jno. B. Brownell,

Robert Cooney

44 Matthew Lang, Jno. B. Brownell,

Robert Cooney

45 Matthew Richey, Chas. Churchill,

George H. Davis ...

No. of
Members.

350

395
405
560

585
510
420

384
412

566

624
720
770

'Year!

Ministers.

1846 Matthew Richey, Chas. Churchill,
George H. Davis

47 Matthew Richey, Chas. Churchill.

48 John Jenkins, Chas. De Wolfe . .

Lachlin Taylor . . ......

49 John Jenkins, Chas. De Wolfe,

Chas. Lavell, Henry (.'ox

50 John Jenkins, Charles De Wolfe,

Charles Lavell

51 John Jenkins, William Squire,

George N. A. F. T. Dickson.

52 John Jenkins, William Squire,

\ Geo. N. A. F. T. Dickson )
| George Douglas1, \

53 John Jenkins, William Scott,
George Douglas,
James H. Bishop,

No. of
Members.

803

883

890

890
880

o

.

o

■n

r^

JO

a

a

o>

QJ

o

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, Air. 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.

1854 Wellington Jeffers

55 Wellington Jeffers

56 Wellington Jeffers

57 John Gemley . .

58 John Gemley, Ebenezer Robson . . .

59 John Gemley .

60 Isaac B. Howard .

61 Ephraim B. Harper, M.A

62 Ephraim B. Harper, M.A., Wm. Wood Squire, B.A

63 Ephraim B. Harper, M.A., Charles Lavell, M.A.

64 James Elliott, Charles Lavell, M.A

65 James Elliott, William Briggs

66 James Elliott, William Briggs

67 George Douglas, John B. Clarkson, B.A.

68 George Douglas, John B. Clarkson, B.A.

69 George Douglas, John B. Clarkson, B.A.

70 John Potts

71 John Potts . . .

72 John Potts

73 Alexander Sutherland.

74 See Montreal Conference

250
313
353
376

366
364
386
388
585
585
431
152
485
298
301
399
429
448
516
487

$86 30
108 82
108 00

104
118
137
164
144
171
142
154
174
162
157
149
222
177
194
191

74
25
28
21
91
25
11
84
45
14
19
18
74
98
00
78

Educa.
Fund.

*57 23
56 07
49 00
60 00
62 58

56 90
04 07
62 44
73 60
77 30

57 35
90 80
84 27

14
08

69
107

108 00

166 00

155 92

76 14

89 66

Sup. M.
Fund.

$118 43
90 61
1.60 00
206 50
213 15
204 00
467 55
531 00
57S 78
585 00

1000 00
632 00
483 32
493 45
553 65
574 75
756 87
964 00
777 40

MONTREAL SECOND— OTTAWA STREET.
(From 1854 to 1866 known as " Montreal West,"' and from 1867 to 1870 as " Montreal South.")

1854 William Scott

55 George Young 142

56 George Young, Samuel Wilson 165 13 43 I 6 75 12 00

57 George Young... .. 114 15 40 ' 8 25 34 00

58 Isaac B. Howard 175 22 00 i 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 Joshua H. Johnson, M.A

62 Joshua H. Johnson, M.A ,

63 Joshua H. Johnson, M.A .

64 George Douglas, James 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 J. Hunter, Alexander Hardie, M.A.,

71 Samuel J. Hunter . . ...

72 Samuel J. Hunter

73 John Wilson ...

74 See Montreal Conference . . . .

No. of

Conting.

Educa.

Members.

Fund.

Fund.

161

$19 43

$11 50

176

21 90

9 52

160

18 17

14 47

163

24 43

9 74

292

31 98

17 43

294

45 81

19 00

229

35 30

17 90

224

36 21

20 87

268

50 32

21 00

250

50 13

22 94

240

45 88

23 85

255

46 05

20 00

243

48 15

28 75

272

49 98

28 97

177

31 56

14 75.

200

32 52

14 91

Sup. M.
Fund.

$28 00
31 50
16 65
86 84
98 65

103 60
80 00
82 42
91 35
91 72
77 50

131 00
85 72
79 00
60 56
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. Clarksbn, 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

• ■ * *

66

• • •

122

12 18

4 55

175

20 82

7 27

106

16 25

8 05

123

24 17

11 50

112

22 65

13 25

180

16 00

15 25

171

26 30

13 75

180

33 00

16 00

200

35 91

16 02

220

39 00

18 45

260

45 37

20 37

257

49 16

29 95

265

59 46

31 79

233

58 17

38 97

250

59 17

39 58

261

59 30

41 95

269

51 52

26 52

136

36 08

17 56

150

39 01

17 60

5 00

11 50
16 00

12 00
11 00
25 50
32 50

54 00

55 25
60 47
63 19
69 87

105 59
65 59
75 03
84 53
59 92

35 75

36 00

MONTREAL FOURTH— DORCHESTER STREET.
(Prior to 1867 part of Montreal First ; from 1867 to 1870 known as " Montreal West Circuit.")

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

73 William W. Ross

74 See Montreal Conference

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

MONTREAL FIFTH— ST. JOSEPH STREET.

1870 George Douglas, LL.D....

71 Joseph W. Sparling, B.A. '

72 Joseph W. Sparling, B.A., B.D . ".'." ....

73 James Awde ....

74 See Montreal Conference

121

25 90

10 00

127

38 90

19 00

127

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
181

32 67
43 26

14 50
23 75

50 09
66 90

WESLEYAN METHODIST CONFERENCE.

255

MONTREAL SEVENTH— WELLINGTON STREET.

Year

Names of Ministers.

No. of
Members.

1872 Ezra A. Healy, B.A. . . .

73 James Armstrong ....

74 See Montreal Conference

67
90

Conting.
Fund.

$20 83
21 00

Eduea.
Fund.

$9 20
9 67

Sup. M.
Fund.

$20 16
35 25

MONTREAL EIGHTH— ST. LAMBERT STREET.

1872 A. Lee Holmes, B.A.

73 Charles E. Mclntyre . . . ..

74 See Montreal Conference

12
12

40
73

30
68

4 75

7 09

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
60
81

20
20
24

8 62
13 03
15 00

32
72
80

02
28
90

12
00
00

8 38
17 32
34 00

6 25

6 33

7 00

MOORETOWN.

A village in the township of Moore, on the River St. Clair, County of Lambton, Ontario.

from Sarnia 10 miles.

Distant

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

4 00

9 00

4 00

4 59

3 83

5 63

2 21

5 68

3 11

5 80

3 20

6 00

4 00

9 15

4 44

10 00

4 96

12 12

7 47

6 60

8 09

3 26

4 30

4 40

5 00

10 20

7 00

5 50

3 00

6 00

2 -0

9 00

6 00

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

MORPETH.

A village in the township of Howard, on Lake Erie, County of Botliwell, 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

140

79

90

80

70

132

130

129

139

135

168

2 60

7 00
11 38

9 00

8 00

7
12

00

70

13 00
13 00

10

42

84

40
40

2 00

2 75

1 50

8 00

1 25

7 00

1 50

5 00

3 00

12 25

3 00

13 50

3 50

14 00

3 37

6 40

3 05

8 15

4 31

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.

1854 Supplied from Clinton Circuit .

55 John A. Dowler ..."....

56 David Hunt

57 Isaac Crane, Daniel Connolly

58 Isaac Crane, George Jones

59 Henry Bawtinhimer

60 Henry Bawtinhimer

61 Peter Campbell

62 Name changed to Bly th, which see. .

No. of 1

Conting.

Educa.

Members.

Fund.

Fund.

12

56

$29 60

89

2 74

• « .

153

3 05

134

1 62

$0 52

* 124

2 83

96

1 54

0 67

114

1 50

1 63

101

2 80

1 60

Sup. M.
Fund.

$1 27
2 00

25
83
45
80
40

MORRISBURG.

A village on the River St. Lawrence, in the township of Matilda, County of Dundas, Ontario.
Distant from Montreal 92 miles, from Kingston 81 miles. It was formerly part of Matilda
Circuit.

1857 John B. Armstrong. . ... ,'-.-, ...

58 John B. Armstrong .. 241 8 28 10 00 10 00

59 John B. Armstrong 120 6 10 4 00 10 50

60 William Andrews . 201 6 25 4 25 14 58

61 William Andrews 250 6 39 4 00 15 75

62 Jay S. Youmans.. .... 235- 6 00 3 50 15 75

63 Jay S. Youmans ... 250 6 50 3 63 2189

64 Jay S. Youmans, William H Rowsom 280 6 58 3 85 15 50

65 William English .... 291 5 00 3 00 - 12 00

66 William English . 266 6 62 3 31 14 00

67 William McGill... 246 6 42 3 32 15 00

68 William McGill .... 214 6 10 3 65 35 00

69 William McGill. .. .. 194 6 25 4 60 3150

70 John S. Evans . . 168 6 52 5 25 25 00

71 John S. Evans . . .... 179 5 87 7 00 20 00

72 John S. Evans 213 7 89 5 75 15 60

73 EJbenezer Robson 189 7 44 4 20 15 80

74 See Montreal Conference . . 195 8 00 8 00 23 50

MORRISON.
A township in the District of Muskoka, Ontario. It was formerly part of Muskoka and Orillia Missions.

1871 George Mclntyre

72 Robert H. Hall ........

73 Alexander C Chambers ... ,„„..,

74 See Toronto Conference . . .,,.,.. ....

24

46

5 34

3 09

4 10

87

8 95

4 00

11 00

90

9 19

¥ 4 27

12 00

MORVEN and GOSPORT.

Morven is a small village in the township of Earnestown, and Gosport a village in the township of
Adolphustown, County of Lennox, Ontario. It was formerly part of the Napanee Circuit.

1872 William J. Young | ... ... . .

73 William J. Young. .134 8 00 3 24 24 72

74 See Montreal Conference . . . . 135 9 40 2 87 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... .. 510 4 25 3 00 4 75

61 William M. Pattyson, Josiah Greene . . 400 5 00 3 10 5 25

62 Richard Clarke ...... . 440 5 25 3 25 12 00

63 Richard Clarke, Samuel B. Phillips 350 5 50 3 50 14 00

64 George Case, Robert L. Gabie . . 484 5 10 , 3 50 14 00

65 George Case, John Russell , , 275 7 43 2 75 31 80

66 George Case 250 6 00 1 02 28 00

67 William Andrews , . 250 6 63 3 48 16 07

* Ainley ville set off.

WESLEYAN METHODIST CONFERENCE.

257

Year

Names of Ministers.

1868 William Andrews

69 | See Aultsville

70 J

71 James Simpson ....

72 John C. Garrett

73 William W. Miller

74 See Montreal Conference

No. of
Members.

255
260

78

100

87

Conting.
Fund.

Educa.
Fund.

Sup. M.
Fund.

$6 65
6 75

$3 50
4 00

$16 50
20 00

5 41

6 09
5 40

2'77
3 15
3 20

12 15

10 50
14 73

MOUNT ALBERT.

A village in the township of East Gwiblimbury, County of York, Ontario.

the Sharon and Mount Albert Circuit.

1872 Andrew Armstrong ...

73 Andrew Armstrong. ... 149 6 88

74 See Toronto Conference . . . 120 6 90

It was formerly part of

3 11
3 10

15 00
13 83

MOUNT BRYDGES.

A village in the township'of Carradoc, County of Middlesex, Ontario. It was formerly part of
Strathroy Mission. Distant from London 15 miles.

1856 Thomas S. Howard .
57 William Savage. . .
' 58 William Savage, Thomas Brock.

59 Thomas Atkinson,

60 Thomas Atkinson

61 Edward Cragg..

62 Edward Cragg..

63 George Kennedy...

64 George Kennedy . .

65 George Kennedy

66 John Hough ...

67 John Hough

68 James Kennedy

69 James Kennedy . .

70 James Kennedy

71 Henry Reid

72 William Chapman . .

73 William Chapman ..

74 See London Conference .

Madison A. Rice,
Hall Christopherson,

33

....

90

3 60

3 78

4 00

164

5 60

4 00

4 00

259

5 78

4 20

4 60

228

6 15

2 68

8 68

120

4 07

1 00

3 38

119

4 15

0 75

4 35

115

4 85

1 00

5 16

80

5 00

1 00

5 50

85

5 00

1 00

5 00

82

8 00

3 00

12 00

85

8 14

3 15

10 60

100

9 00

3 45

13 00

105

11 65

9 00

20 00

100

12 25

10 00

17 23

100

12 48

10 00

25 00

101

12 68

10 25

15 50

100

8 00

3 00

8 64

92

8 50

4 00

10 16

MOUNT FOREST.

A town in the township of Egremont, County of Grey, Ontario.

Mission.

1855 Alfred Andrews .

66 William Morton . . . . 37

Arthur united with it.

67 Thomas Culbert 34

68 Thomas Culbert 42

59 Philip Rose .. .. 58

60 William Norton, John Scott. . . 138

61 Alexander R. Campbell 141

62 Alexander R. Campbell, William W. Shepherd . . 140

63 Samuel C. Philp, Jr., James Laird 170

64 Samuel C. Philp, Jr t 170

65 Richard Potter 124

66 Richard Potter 80

67 Richard Potter 82

68 Stephen Bond ... 102

69 Stephen Bond.. 132

70 Stephen Bond 155

71 Thomas Cobb 164

72 Thomas Cobb, William H. Henderson 170

73 Thomas Cobb. .. 180

74 See London Conference 215

It was formerly part of Durham

0 62

4 58
0 83

60
53

3 00

60
53
00
00
82
45
01
59
83
92
00

10 00
10 65

1 10

3 00

3 00

2 35

2 50

2 00

1 78

2 02

2 59

5 04

5 80

7 80

5 00

4 02

3 90

15.

35

90

78

00

10 50
6 81

00'
Oft

05
25

12 40

13 67

14 00
10 00
10 CO

9 50
10 25

17

* Napier set off.

t Arthur set off.

258

CIRCUITS, STATIONS AND MISSIONS.

MOUNT PLEASANT.

A village in the township of Brantford, County of West Brant, Ontario. It was formerly part of

Brantford Circuit. Distant from Brantford 5 miles.

Year

Names of Ministers.

1854 William S. Griffin ... . .

55 WilliamS. Griffin

56 George Goodson

57 George Goodson . .

58 George Goodson . . . ...»

59 Asahel Hurlburt, William W. Clarke. ....

60 Asahel Hurlburt, William W Clarke.

61 Asahel Hurlburt, Francis W. Ware. . .

62 John G. Laird, Nicholas R. Willoughby, B.A. .

63 John G. Laird, Nicholas R. Willoughby, B.A..

64 John Mills, James Harris.

65 John Mills > ...

66 John Mills .

67 Jonathan E. Betts.

68 Alfred Andrews

69 Alfred Andrews. .

70 Alfred Andrews. ...

71 William Willoughby. . . . .

72 William Willoughby. .

73 William Willoughby. . . . . .

74 See London Conference

MURRAY.
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 Cyrus R. Allison, Thomas Cosford. .

40 John Black, Daniel Wright. . ....

41 John Black, Joseph Reynolds.

42 John Black, Vincent B. Howard

43 Vincent B. Howard

44 See Consecon . . . . ....

MUSKOKA.
So called from the name of a river which runs through
into the Muskoka Lake, County of Simcoe, 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 P.. Reid

72 John Webster, Thomas J. Snowden. . .

73 See Bracebridge. .

No. of
Members

328
311
314
356
362
445
461
478
483
476
460
241
204
194
221
212
225
202
224
197

Conting.
Fund.

$19 71
20 95
23 50
14 75

10 30
14 25
17 66

14 87

15 00
14 77
14 80

9 50

11 00
11^4

12 10

13 50
13 80

9 37
9 50
8 72

Educa.

Fund.

$6 18

8 80

4 88

4 25

5 51

7 20

6 36

5 58

2 20-

2 50

2 88

3 92

4 25

9 00

8 00

12 09

5 00

5 10

4 15 1

Sup. 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.

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

280

11 50

346

12 00

486

15 65

482

31 00

493

27 12

. . a

479

22 57

438

20 77

■ .- r r.

510

16 50

1 * •

558

20 00

543

9 00

639

12 12

* .

25

e--. ■- . '

28

51

. . • -.

56

t < 3 ■

64

70

84

i 30

i 91

136

2 35

t 151

9 19

3 04

142

9 43

3 21

120

9 59

4 00

6 00

7 85
9 19

10 03
10 50
13 16

Mc.

MctJILLIVRAY.
A village on the London Road, in the townships of McGillivray and Biddulph, County of Huron,

Ontario. Distant from London 20 miles.

1862 George Sexsmith.

63 William Tucker

64 George Sexsmith

121
135

3 24
9 00

70
05

2 41
11 25

Fail-field set off.

t Morrison set off.

WESLEYAN METHODIST CONFERENCE.

259

Year

Names of Ministers.

1865 George Sexsmith. .

66 George Sexsmith

67 Now called Ailsa Craig, which see .

No. of
Members.

180
185
210

Conting.
Fund.

$7 35
11 14
11 28

Educa.
Fund.

$3 43
3 27
3 27

Sup. M.
Fund.

$18 12
19 92
16 45

McKELLAR.

A township in the District of Parry Sound, Ontario. Formerly part of Parry Sound Mission.

1872 James Mooney

73 Reuben Toye'.

' 74 See Toronto Conference. .

05

08

250

2 00

3 25

09

2 60

2 00

3 25

N.

It was for-

5 87

3 00

4 00
10 05
10 44
10 59
15 50
18 07
18 50
18 55
29 00
33 59

31 70
44 40

NANTICOKE.

A village in the township of Walpole, on Lake Erie, County of Haldimand, Ontario.

merly part of Seneca Circuit.

. 1 850 John Baxter ...

51 John Baxter ... 175 17 75

52 Rowley Heyland 140 9 18

53 Solomon Waldron ' 186 12 10

54 John Goodfellow 172 14 05

55 John Goodfellow, John V. Wilson 176 14 76 100

56 Thomas Williams, Christopher Hamilton 195 15 02 1

57 Thomas Williams, William R. Morden 209 19 92 6 10

58 Thomas Williams, Shem Blanshard .. . . 253 18 67 6 50

59 John N. Lake, William S. McCullough 230 13 20 6 87

60 John N. Lake, John C. Willmott . . ... 282 13 30 6 87

61 John N. Lake, Samuel J. Hunter. . . .... 350 22 57 12 43

62 ) 343 23 00 7 00

to > Included in Hullsville Circuit.
71)

72 Joseph Colling . ...;..

73 Joseph Colling 250 15 62 8 50

74 See London Conference 236 17 70 8 8C

NAPANEE.

The County Town of the County of Lennox, Ontario. It is on the Napanee River, in the townships
of Richmond and Fredericksburg. Distant from Kingston 26 miles. It was formerly part of the
Bay Quinte Circuit.

1840 Cyrus R. Allison, William Haw . . ...

41 Robert Corson, Gilbert Miller 539 12 00

42 Robert Corson, Gilbert Miller. ... 569 12 25

43 William Haw, Samuel P. La Dow . . ... 601 12 70

44 Asahel Hurlburt, Samuel P. La Dow . . . .. 760 14 50

45 Asahel Hurlburt, John Sanderson 607 17 78

46 George Goodson, John Sanderson .. 512 14 00

47 George Goodson, John A. Williams 555 | 12 72

48 William McFadden, John A. Williams 557 ! 13 00

49 William McFadden, Thomas Cleghorn . 464 i 13 73

50 John Black, Joseph Reynolds 490 ! 14 00

51 John Black, John W. German . . . . * 530 16 00

52 David B. Madden, Robert Brewster . 280 10 00

53 David B. Madden, John D. Pugh 360 16 28

54 George F. Playter 333 ! 16 50

55 George F. Playter 340 17 40

56 Benjamin Slight, M A., John Slight. .. . 420- 2190

" I wXrEnglsh', M-A-' | S— 1 WM. . 451 23 14

58 William English, James Thompson . . . 403 15 23

59 William English, William W. Ross 538 15 92

6 00

11 40

6 26

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.

260

CIRCUITS, STATIONS AND MISSIONS.

Yew-

Names of Ministers.

1860 Francis Berry, James Ash, Richard Pretty

61 Francis Berry, Davidson McDonald, George Robson

62 Francis Berry, Thomas W. Jeffery, George Robson .

63 Wm. McCullough, T. W. Jeffery, David Brethour ,

64 Wm. McCullough, David Brethour, J. F. German . ,

65 J. S. Clarke, D. Kennedy, B.A., G. H. Squire, B.A

66 John S. Clarke, Alexander Campbell .

67 John S. Clarke, Alexander Campbell

68 William Scott, Thomas Kelly ...

69 William Scott, William Shaw '.

70 William Scott, John Ridley . . .

71 George M. Meacham, M.A., Thomas Cardus. . . .

72 George M. Meacham, M.A ...

73 George M. Meacham, M.A

74 See Montreal Conference

No. of
Members.

510
489
504
576
580
650

*670
450
450
365
375
400

t482
348
366

Conting.

Educa.

Fund.

Fund.

$13 31

$2 57

12 33

3 00

15 02

8 63

15 62

7 95

24 02

12 69

24 25

12 75

25 20

13 10

23 65

13 25

20 12

10 00

21 25

15 35

15 80

7 50

18 70

12 00

36 27

15 60

30 98

14 57

38 25

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 00
35 25

77 00

78 75
221 00

NAPIER.

A village situate on the River Sydenham, in the township of Metcalfe, County of Middlesex, Ontario.
Distant from London 36 miles. It was formerly part of Mount Brydges Circuit.

1860 James Thornton . . ...

61 William W Miller .... 59 2 03 1 00 2 00

62 William W. Miller 72 7 75 3 14 8 50

63 William W. Miller 78 6 58 2 38 7 61

64 John K. Williston 91 6 23 4 51 8 33

65 Elias W Frazee .. 93 5 84 196 10 68

66 John L. Kerr. 90 5 90 2 00 9 60

67 James Laird ... . 82 4 14 2 09 8 64

68 James Laird ... 74 4 54 2 81 8 50

69 Ebenezer Teskey .....; 75 4 60 3 75 8 50

70 Ebenezer Teskey 61 4 10 3 75 8 00

71 James H. Stonehouse 65 4 15 4 00 8 00

72 James H. Stonehouse 70 3 90 4 00 8 00

73 John R. Isaac . . . ... 70 4 00 4 25 10 00

74 See London Conference 61 6 76 2 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 K. Williston

34 James Norris, Lewis Warner. ......

35 James Norris, Schuyler Stewart .

36 Edwy M. Ryerson ...

37 Edwy M. Ryerson, William Coleman

38 Hamilton Biggar, John Law. . .

39 Hamilton Biggar, Samuel C. Philp

40 Rowley Heyland, Samuel C. Philp

*41 Rowley Heyland, Robert Darlington . . ...

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, Thomas Jeffers

50 Thomas Cosford, Thomas Jeffers .

51 Joseph W. McCallum, Charles Fish

52 Joseph W. McCallum, John Hunt

53 J. W. McCallum, J. Hunt, R. Fowler, M.D

54 Thomas Campbell, Ashton Fletcher .... ...

55 Thomas Campbell ...

56 Thomas Campbell . . .

57 Circuit now divided. See OakvilleTfand Waterdown

555

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

679

26 07

576

33 62

J 307

25 38

351

27 92

442

23 14

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

10 37

17 75

13 92

41 50

12 55

39 03

• Selby set off.

t Morven and Gosport set off.

X 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.

150
163
145
213
200
205
194
234
215
250
100
128
100
106
112
111

119
125
130
131
142
134
145
150
150
149
147
150

Conting.

Fund.

$2 23

2 55

4 87

5 07

5 00

9 18

8 00

7 00

7 50

5 05

5 25

6 35

7 50

7 05

6 51

3 91

6 45

7 00

5 50

6 02

7 08

9 59

9 60

10 59

9 35

10 77

9 11

Educa.
Fund.

$4
2

3

3
4
2
2

1
4
2
2
2
3
6
6

50
50
00
00
00
04
10

11
06
95
00

55
27
00
50

8 62

Sup. M.
Fund.

11
09
33

$2 39
2 45
2 83

4 85

5 20

17 00

6 00

8 00

9 00
6 00
6 50
6 00
8 00
8 25
8 38

10 25

13 53
12 00

14 50
10 55
12 25
14 01
20 30
22 00
16 00

18 04
18 15

NEWBURG.

A Tillage on the Napanee River, in the township of Camden, County of Addington, Ontario. It wag
formerly part of Napanee Circuit. Distant from Kingston 23 miles, from Napanee 7 miles.

1851 Joseph Reynolds.. ..

52 Benjamin Jones . . . • ■ • • •

53 Benjamin Jones . . ....

54 Charles Fish . . . ;. . .

55 Charles Fish

56 Charles Fish

57 Gilford Dorey

58 Gifford Dorey

59 Gifford Dorey

60 Jay S. Youmans, Nathaniel Burwash, B. A ...

61 Jay S. Youmans

62 William H. Poole, Kenneth McKenzie

63 William H. Poole, Thomas Brock

64 George McRitchie, Davidson McDonald

65 George McRitchie, Davidson McDonald

66 George McRitchie, George H. Squire, B.A..

67 James Gray, William Shaw

68 James Gray, William Shaw

69 James Gray, Robert Bell. . . . • ......

70 James Greener, Robert Bell

71 Samuel C. Philp, jr., Christopher L. Thompson. . .

72 Samuel C. Philp, jr., Charles E. Mclntyre.

73 Andrew A. Smith, John G. Crozier.

74 See Montreal Conference ....

226
303
320
312
350
420
400
408
496
379
385
405
440
411
390
395
386
400
480
485
450
456
457

7 25

5 00

7 25

8 92

9 00

6 00

12 18

7 00

9 62

4 82

11 57

6 01

12 35

5 01

10 67

4 65

11 00

5 00

4 75

6 78

4 78

5 37

7 78

4 97

9 13

5 28

13 24

5 34

19 21

7 03

15 11

15 87

20 38

16 40

20 46

21 90

21 00

7 83

22 05

7 94

22 08

7 02

13 38

5 20

13 40

13 15

20 00
26 00

24 18

21 53
21 24

31 25

32 00
16 50
15 00
18 35

25 91
35 65
40 35
45 54
44 50
61 00
25 50
61 05
55 00

* Elgin set off.

262

CIRCUITS,. STATIONS AND MISSIONS.

• NEWBURY.

A village in the township of Mosa, County of Middlesex, Ontario.

Wards ville Mission.

It was formerly part of

Year

Names of Ministers.

1866 Ezra A. Stafford

67 Ezra A. Stafford

68 Ezra A. Stafford..* ..

69 Manly Benson

70 Manly Benson ...

71 Edmund S. Shorey

72 EdmundS. Shorey...,

73 Edmund S. Shorey

74 See London Conference.

No. of

Conting.

Educa.

Members.

Fund.

Fund.

125

$ii 66

$3 03

130

12 00

3 44

130

12 53

5 15

131

9 10

6 00

124

9 43

8 00

127

9 58

6 00

130

11 54

3 89

137

12 26

4 51

Sup. M.
Fund.

$11 08
15 00
15 85
18 00
20 62
27 81

20 80

21 55

NEWCASTLE.

A village in the township of Clarke, County of Durham, Ontario. It was formerly 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 125 5 32 3 27

54 William S. Blackstock 137 5 45 . . 3 30

55 William S. Blackstock, John C. Ash . 177 10 08 5 60 26 25

56 William Philp, Daniel Jackson «... . 195 16 00 8 05 30 00

57 William Philp, Edward Cragg 228 20 32 10 11 28 00

58 William Philp, William E. Walker... .. . 258 19 22 10 00 30 75

59 Francis Coleman, James Graham . . , ... 295 19 50 9 50 32 00

60 Francis Coleman, Robert O. Wilson . . . 369 19 94 9 70 40 00

61 Francis Coleman, George H. Cornish 371 18 64 9 70 41 31

62 I. B. Aylesworth, M.D., T. Brock, A. McCann 383 18 70 8 40 55 35

63 Alexander Campbell, James Hannon . . . 447 13 36 10 00 54 45

64 Alexander Campbell, Edward Morrow, B.A 382 16 41 9 45 46 95

65 A. Campbell, W C. Washington, B.A., R. Kerr... . 375 16 21 8 59 53 87

66 William McCullough, Andrew B. Chambers... . 327 17 67 1109 62 50

67 William McCullough, Daniel F. Gee . . 300 18 60 11 30 50 00

68 Thomas Cleghorn, James A. McClung 300 20 00 1191 52 00

69 Chomas Cleghorn, Richard W. Williams ... . 298 20 67 14 00 54 75

70 William McDonagh, William J. Jolliffe . . . 341 22 00 15 00 60 00

71 William McDonagh, William J. Jolliffe .361 22 80 15 60 69 31

72 William McDonagh, Christopher L. Thompson . 453 24 20 16 00 75 00

73 I. B. Aylesworth, M.D., Newton Hill 456 25 23 17 00 100 23

74 See Toronto Conference . 475 22 99 7 16 92 00

NEW GLASGOW.

A village in the township of Lacorne, County of Terrebonne, Quebec.

Wesleyville 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

2 15

66

5 29

2 20

64

5 30

2 23

66

5 00

3 00

64

5 50

4 00

64

4 00

4 00

67

6 49

4 00

58

6 65

2 50

61

11 10

6 53

It was formerly part of

14 00
10 02
10 10
9 00
7 00
13 00
10 00
20 00
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.

1843 Thomas Campbell

44 Thomas Campbell

45 John Hutchinson

46 John Hutchinson

47 )

to \ Included in the Leeds Circuit.

57 )

58 Benjamin Cole

59 Benjamin Cole .

60 Thomas Brock

81 Samuel Teeson.

62 Hugh Cairns

63 Hugh Cairns

64 John Scott ...

65 Thomas Bell

66 Thomas Bell.

67 John Russell

68 John Russell. . .

69 Cornelius A. Jones.

70 Cornelius A. Jones

71 Cornelius A. Jones. . .

72 John G. Brick . . .

73 See Inverness.

No. of
Members.

231

280
293
285

149
137
.120
119
140
160
163
125
123
101
99
152
151
156
122

Conting.
Fund.

Educa.
Fund.

Sup. M.
Fund.

75
40
50
25
50
00
90
91
00
49
62
28
38
50
50

$2 00
1 30
1 40

0 80

1 50
3 00
3 25
1 50

0 78

1 15
0 90

50
00

5 00
2 75

$5 00
4 34
4 40
2 25
4 00
6 25

6 00
9 00

7 70

8 11

7 03

8 00
8 00

12 00
11 68

NEWMARKET
A town in the township of Whitchurch, County of York,

It was formerly part of Yonge
1834 Robert Corson, Thomas Fawcett .

35 Horace Dean, Cornelius Flummerfelt .

36 Horace Dean, John Lever..

37 Simon Huntingdon, John Lever

38 Edmund Shepherd, George R. Sanderson

39 Edmund Shepherd, James Spencer .. . .

40 Matthew Whiting.

41 Matthew Whiting

42 ^Izra Adams, Charles W M. Gilbert . .

43 Ezra Adams

44 Ezra Adams, Benjamin Jones .

45 John Baxter

46 John Baxter, John W Cawthorne.

47 William Young ...

48 William Young, Alexander Campbell

49 William Young, Alexander Campbell

50 Joseph Messmore, John Goodfellow

51 Joseph Messmore, John Goodfellow

52 William Willoughby, Robert Lochead

53 William Willoughby, Richard J. Forman.. .

54 William Willoughby, William McDonagh

55 William Willoughby, John S. Clarke

g» .- Called Aurora Circuit — which see

58 William McFadden, John Potts

59 William McFadden, John Scott

60 Kennedy Creighton, George M. Meacham, B.A.

61 Kennedy Creighton, George M. Meacham, 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.

Ontario.

Distant from Toronto 34 mile

Street Cir

3uit.

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

t273

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

+ Aurc

ra set off.

264

CIRCUITS, STATIONS AND MISSIONS.

* NIAGARA.

A town at the mouth 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

Ministers.

No. of
Members.

65

1815 William Brown

220

64
140

16 Elijah Warr

17 J. W Byam

en . ....

erguson . .

372

97 James Coleman, Michael Coate . .

, George F

396

98 James Coleman, Michael Coate. .

154

18 I. B. Smith, George Ferguson . . .

796

154

19 I. B. Smith, D. Shepherdson .

694

1800 Joseph Sawver

204

20 Isaac Puffer

619

1 Joseph Sawyer, Seth Crowell . . .

320

21 Isaac Puffer, John Tackabury.. .

428

Long Point united with it 2 y'rs.

22 Ezra Adams, John Ryerson

487

2 John Robinson, Daniel Pickett. .

620

23 Ezra Adams, William Ryerson .

453

3 S. Keeler, S. Howe, R. Harris .

650

24 Thomas Demorest, Wm. Ryerson

462

4 D. Pickett, L. Bishop, N. Bangs

620

25 Thomas Demorest, Wm. Grifiis..

*492

5 Gershoni Pearce, Andrew Prinde]

500

26 John Ryerson, William Grifiis .

421

6 Thomas Whitehead, Robert Perry

519

27 David Youmans, Rowley Heyland

480

7 Thos. Whitehead, Ninian Holmes

704

28 Jas. Richardson, Joseph Gatchell

523

8 Henry Ryan, Isaac B. Smith. . . .

791

29 Jas. Richardson, Edmund Stoney

434

9 Henry Ryan, Robert Perry

550

30 Edmund Stonev, Ephraim Evans

458

10 Andrew Prindel, Joseph Gatchell

657

3 1 Joseph Messmore, Ephraim Evans

682

11 I. B. Smith, Peter Covenhoven..

527

32 1

850

12 Andrew Prindel, Ninian Holmes

527

to > Included in Stamford and Drum-

13 Ninian Holmes. . . ... .

53 ) mondville Circuits.

14 No record, owing to the war ....

••

Year

Names of Ministers.

No. of
Members.

Conting.
Fund.

Eduea.
Fund.

Sup. M.
Fund.

1854
55

Claudius Byrne.

80

$11 80

$4 66

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

$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

147

121

95

9 00
16 49
10 66
10 38

4 25

5 06
3 00
3 00

12 00

60
61
62

Alexander Sutherland

15 00

Thomas Cobb

7 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 L. Koyl

a ■ ■ ■

82

10 36

4 40

9 60

68 Ephraim L. Koyl

83

6 15

4 60

9 67

69 John N.Lake

75

8 98

5 00

9 88

70 William H. Withrow, M.A.

77

8 00

6 00

10 00

71 William H. 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.
1859 John Doel

60 George Kennedy . .

61 George Kennedy

62 George Kennedy

63 Richard Pinch

64 William W. Miller

65 William W. Miller

66 Thomas Robson

67 Thomas Robson . .

68 Thomas Robson ...

It was formerly Thamesford

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 19
2 00
4 00
4 25
8 62
12 28
14 74

11 80

12 00

Fort George and Queenston set off.

WESLEYAN METHODIST CONFERENCE.

265

Year

Names of Ministers.

1869 Charles Stringfellow

70 Christopher Cookman, Jabez Edmonds

71 Christopher Cookman, Abel Edwards..

72 Christopher Cookman, James Turner.

73 Hugh McLean, William Godwin.

74 See London Conference

No. of
Members.

105
98
177
183
183
172

Conting.

Educa.

Sup. M.

Fund.

Fund.

Fund.

$10 24

$3 94

$12 25

10 00

4 00

10 00

13 64

7 50

13 17

13 85

7 96

16 00

14 22

7 05

16 00

15 01

6 97

17 25

NORFOLK.
A Mission in the County of Norfolk, Ontario. It was formed from parts of the Simcoe, Port Dover

and Hullsville Circuits.

1866 William C. Watson, B. A , .. , ... , ... i

67 Name of Mission changed to Waterford 80 5 65 | 2 50 I 6 00

NORTH AUGUSTA.
A Tillage in the township of Augusta, County of Grenville, Ontario.

Circuit.
1868 Silas Huntingdon

69 Edward A. Ward, William Raney

70 William C. Washington, M. A

7 1 Andrew L. Peterson

72 Andrew L. Peterson

73 John C. Garrett . . . .

74 See Montreal Conference

It was formerly Augusta

260

10 15

4 50

20 00

306

9 00

5 50

20 00

308

10 0>

6 00

20 15

* 145

4 53

3 00

16 16

145

4 50

* 2 20

10 00

145

4 20

1 60

6 CO

119

7 20

2 68

8 22

NORTH GORE.
A township in the County of Argentieul, Quebec. It was formerly part of the La Chute Circuit.

S67 William S. McCullough, B.A

. * . ■

68 William S. McCullough, B. A

116

3 80

1 75

5 00

69 John Russell . .... ........

116

3 75

2 00

5 25

70 John Russell . .

103

1 17

1 15

2 50

71 Henry Mevers . ... . .

106

3 17

1 53

3 38

72 William Knox

93

2 25

0 50

2 00

73 John Hiscox

91

1 90

1 29

6 00

81

1 15

1 30

4 00

NORTH GOWER.
A Tillage and township in the County of Carleton, Ontario.

Circuit.
1860 James Armstrong.

61 James Armstrong . 256

62 Richard Wilson . . .... 271

63 Richard Wilson . 274

64 Richard Wilson, William McCullough [B.) 330

65 William M. Pattyson 335

66 William M. Pattyson 286

67 Charles Taggart ... ... 313

68 Charles Taggart . ... 322

69 Charles Taggart ... ... 320

70 Jabez B. Keough .. 377

71 Jabez B. Keough 372

72 Jabez B. Keough, William S. Jamieson 330

•73 Richard M. Hammond... 333

74 See Montreal Conference 370

It was formerly part of Richmond

11
7
9
5
3
4
4

60
52
02
28
71
00
50
03
85
49
35
75
42
50

00

38
00
83
86
00
25
43

6 00

5 00

7 00
3 75

6 26
6 30

18 00

11 40
9 00
9 10

10 13
10 25

12 50
14 00

20 30
22 00

21 00
21 63
18 66
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 Tillage and township in the County of Ottawa, Ontario. It was formerly Gatineau Mission.

1860 Andrew Armstrong .. ...

61 Andrew Armstrong 91 5 00 0 20 5 90

62 Andrew Armstrong 90 5 10 100 6 00

* Maitland set off.

266

CIRCUITS, STATIONS AND MISSIONS.

Year

Names of Ministers.

No. of
Members.

. 89
150
120
140
130
110
158
157
157
164
194
144

Conting.
Fund.

Educa.
Fund.

Sup. M.
Fund.

1863 Garrett J. Dingman, George H. Kenney
64 Garrett J. Dingman. . .

66 Richard N. Adams .... ....

67 Richard N. Adams ...

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 ! .

$5 00
5 46
3 60
5 40
5 18

5 86

6 00
6 91
5 50
5 60
5 62
3 83

$1 05
2 00
2 00
2 40
2 59

2 62

5 00
10 06
10 38

6 52

3 50
3 00

$11 10
6 06

5 00

6 51
10 69
10 00
10 50
17 62
14 46
27 12
36 62
19 33

NORWICH.

A village and township in the County of Oxford, Ontario.

Brantford 25 miles.

Distant from Woodstock 17 miles, from

1843 Thomas McMullen

143

8 58

44 David Hardie ...

6 00

45 Rowley Heyland

395

10 69

9 00

46 Solomon Snider . .

130

9 00

5 75

47 Solomon Snider . . . . .......

126

4 00

2 00

48 Robert Corson.. ... ....

90

49 Robert Corson.. ...

132

4 50

4 25

50 Francis Chapman. . .

133

6 00

5 00

160

10 00

9 95

52 Matthew Swann ..

165

9 82

10 00

53 Matthew Swann ...... ....

251

10 43

10 18

251

9 05

8 00

55 Peter German, Darius M. Hill . . ...

287

20 00

8 00

56 Peter German , ... ..

290

13 80

i 66

13 27

57 Joseph Sheply.. .. ;

300

8 00

5 00

58 Joseph Sheply..

240

11 00

6 00

59 Thomas Robson, Francis W. Ware. .

270

11 75

i 66

10 00

60 James Harris, Samuel W. Messmore . ....

290

10 80

4 20

10 50

61 James Harris . . . .... . .

286

9 41

3 00

22 12

62 Edwin Peake, John N. Hewitt .

287

8 37

2 02

17 00

63 Edwin Peake, William Taylor . . .

290

8 39

2 20

17 12

64 Edwin Peake, William C. Watson, B.A

305

8 40

2 50

27 50

65 Alfred Andrews . .

270

8 49

2 60

13 60

66 Alfred Andrews .

220

9 05

4 00

21 40

67 Alfred Andrews ...

229

10 70

4 43

15 72

68 William F Morrison, James Moss . . .

298

11 08

6 00

14 00

69 William Bryers, Peter W. Jones

325

16 50

8 00

11 70

70 William Bryers . . . . ...

*263

13 63

7 47

17 10

7 1 William Bryers

158

9 72

5 40

21 30

72 John F. German, M. A

168

10 30

5 60

21 56

73 John F. German, M. A

170

10 49

6 00

15 89

74 See London Conference.. .

173

12 85

4 50

20 62

NORWOOD.

A village in the township of Asphodel, County of Peterboro', Ontario. It was formerly called Aspho-
del Mission. It is distant from Peterboro' 20 miles, from Toronto 100 miles.

1845 Richard Phelps, Robert Robinson .

46 Richard Phelps

47

48 John Sanderson, Nelson Brown

49 William Morton... ....

50 William Morton, Andrew A. Smith. .

51 George F. Playter, William Sanderson .

52 James C Slater

53 Jamee O. Slater, John Fawcett ...

54 George Carr, John Fawcett

55 George Carr, Amos E. Russ . .

56 John Goodfellow, Andrew L. Peterson

57 John Goodfellow, Daniel Jackson

58 Henry McDowell, James Hannon

268

17 58

256

12 75

256

12 80

215

9 35

230

4 02

156

5 32

247

8 94

182

10 12

153

9 50

307

9 85

310

10 08

256

6 58

233

6 34

254

5 92

2 50
2 00"
2 20
2 25

7 54

8 18

8 30

5 40
4 10
4 63

6 67

7 87
2 50

9 27
7 50
7 49
9 47
6 20

* Otterville set off.

WESLEYAN METHODIST CONFERENCE.

267

Year

Names of Ministers.

1859 Henry McDowell, John Shannon .

60 Henry McDowell, John Shannon .

61 William Briden, Isaac Weldon .

62 William Briden...

63 William Briden

64 Samuel Wilson. .

65 Samuel Wilson

66 Samuel C. Philp..

67 Samuel C. Philp

68 Samuel C. Philp .

69 William M. Pattyson

70 William M. Pattyson

71 William M. Pattyson

72 Joseph Hill... .. .

73 Joseph Hill ... .

74 See Toronto Conference.

No. of
Members.

233
359
319
289
167
155
143
118
126
128
126
166
180
182
177
161

Conting.

Fund.

$6 89

8 02

8 14

6 25

5 25

5 20

5 30

5 58

7 29

7 29

7 46

7 50

7 75

7 85

10 21

11 29

Educa.
Fund.

$2
3
3
2
2
2
2
1
2
2
3
4
5
5
2
3

67
24
25
35
05
00
00
36
25
30
58
00
15
25
87
00

NOTTAWASAGA.

1847
48
49
to
5J2
53
to
56
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
67
68
69

So called from the name of a township in the County of Simcoe, Ontario.

Henry Reid

Henry Reid

• Supplied from Barrie.

Included in Osprey Mission.

Thomas Hanna, Isaac Baker

George T. Richardson, Benjamin Sherlock

George T. Richardson

United with Collingwood Mission. . .
Isaac Baker. ...

Isaac Baker

Samuel Down.

David Hunt

David Hunt.

David Hunt

Samuel Tucker, William Peirce . .

Samuel Tucker

See Angus and Stayner.

39
53

3 00

Sup. M.
Fund.

$9 32
20 12
20 25
13 00

10
00
20

8 61

9 16
9 50
9 12

10 00
10 50

10 75
12 63

11 33

168

4 98

2 75

3 81

168

2 78

2 00

4 03

127

2 46

2 00

4 05

125

4 02

2 46

4 10

129

3 00

1 40

5 00

153

4 19

3 75

6 56

100

4 12

2 00

5 00

110

4 20

2 60

5 00

120

5 00

2 74

6 30

132

14 83

7 76

20 89

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 Alexander T. Green, William L. Scott, John Scott.

442

23 14

12 55

39 03

524

26 66

9 00

52 50

59 Alexander T. Green, James Hughes, William Irwin

536

25 00

10 00

55 00

60 James Hughes, John Thurston. . .

563

23 35

10 11

50 55

61 James Gray, John Philp, B. A. . . . . .

t360

16 05

8 00

36 00

358

18 46

11 73

50 82

63 James Gray, Samuel J. Hunter

312

15 75

8 45

43 25

64 George Beynon, William J. McLean

316

18 92

8 70

37 51

65 William Willoughby, Donald G. Sutherland, B.A. .

296

13 43

6 75

29 28

66 William Willoughby, Donald G. Sutherland, B.A..

255

13 50

6 80

35 50

67 William Willoughby, John H. Robinson. . . .

259

13 60

6 89

35 00

68 William McCullough, John S. Fisher.

330

14 81

7 52

55 00

69 William McCullough, John S. Fisher.

320

16 00

15 50

60 00

70 Michael Fawcett, Thomas Colling, B.A.

325

16 50

10 00

60 00

71 Michael Fawcett, Joseph Odery . . .

310

19 00

11 00

60 00

72 Thomas D. Pearson, William F. Perley . .

315

19 00

10 00

65 00

73 Thomas D. Pearson, John Robbins..

291

20 42

10 50

53 00

74 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.

Circuit.

It was formerly part of Lindsaj

Year

Names of Ministers.

1865 Ephraim L. Koyl

66 Ephraim L. Koyl.

67 Thomas Williams

68 Thomas Williams, Thomas J. Edmison

69 Thomas Williams, Thomas J. Edmison,

70 William Burns, David Winter..

71 William Burns, David Winter

72 William Burns, William L. Rutledge.

73 Henry McDowell, Robert Cunningham

74 See Toronto Conference.;

No. of
Members.

144
144

143
241
272
400
425
341
300

Conting.
Fund.

$4 49

5 41

9 08

9 14

9 °0

13 03

16 12

11 00

11 70

Educa.
Fund.

$2 19
3 16
3 15

6 00

7 40
9 35

10 70
6 00
6 34

Sup. M.
Fund.

$10 43

18 70

19 22
17 2S

19 17
22 81
25 86

20 00
30 00

ODELLTOWN.

A town in the Seignory of Lacolle, in the County of St. Johns, Quebec.
40 miles, from the Province Line half a mile.

Distant from Montreal

Year

Ministers.

1823
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38

1855
56
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
74

John De Putron ....

William Burt
William Burt .
Matthew Lang
Matthew Lang
Matthew Lang
James Knowlan

No. of
Members.

James Booth . ....

James Booth

James Booth .

John Tomkins

John Tomkins, M. McDonald .
Robert Cooney, M. McDonald .

William Scott

William Scott

John Bate

Edward H. Dewart

Edward H. Dewart

Edward B. Ryckman, B.A.
Edward B. Ryckman, B.A.
Edward B. Ryckman, B.A.
William R. Parker, B.A. .
William R. Parker, B.A. ..
William R. Parker, B.A. . . .
William C. Henderson, B.A.
William C. Henderson, B.A..
William C. Henderson, M.A.
William D. Brown . . .
William D. Brown.

William D. Brown.

William I. Shaw, B.A., LL.B.
William I. Shaw, B.A., LL.B.
See Montreal Conference

150
180
167
173
192
214
214
212
220
228
210
290
279
273
249
274

Year

Ministers.

No. of
Members.

1839
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54

Robert Cooney .

Thomas Turner

William M. Harvard.
William M. Harvard. .

William M. Harvard

John Tomkins

John Tomkins

John Tomkins

Matthew Lang

Matthew Lang, John Douglas
John C. Davidson, John Dougl;

John C. Davidson

John C. Davidson

James Brock . . ....

James Brock

James Brock, John S. Evans . .

220
141
128
140
175
176
171
180
170
177
188
202
203
200
208
200
179
183
177
167

281
203
196
224
276
292
264
244
232
242

8 45

3 34

11 35

3 40

8 26

3 65

13 98

4 20

17 27

4 31

17 70

4 53

9 75

4 37

14 80

2 25

8 13

4 34

5 69

3 56

8 40

4 25'

10 97

4 79

11 85

6 88

12 54

10 40

11 25

12 40

12 65

12 65

12 70

7 00

17 93

7 18

12 70

11 29

4 00

5 00

6 00
16 05

9 75

10 00

10 50

9 00

9 20

14 43
16 63

15 69
15 79
15 66
23 50
31 00

34 00

35 63
35 00

ODESSA.

A village in the township of Earnestown, County of Addington, Ontario. Distant from Kingston

12 miles.

1859 John Slight.

60 1 266 7 80 2 34 211 35

to \ United with Wilton . .
63

WESLEYAN METHODIST CONFERENCE.

269

Year

Names of Ministers.

No. of
Members.

1864 Richard Clarke

65 Richard Clarke

66 Wesley Casson

67 Wesley Casson

68 Wesley Casson . .

89 Marmaduke L. Pearson . .

70 Marmaduke L. Pearson . .

71 Joshua H. Johnson, M.A..

72 Joshua H. Johnson, M.A..

73 James Kines. ...

74 See Montreal Conference

155
155
160
163
168
204
202
206
209
213

Conting.

Educa.

Sup. M.

Fund.

Fund.

Fund.

§4 15

$1 80

S3 50

4 20

2 00

10 00

6 50

2 25

10 00

6 55

2 40

14 30

6 75

4 10

12 50

6 80

3 20

12 91

5 00

3 -0

10 00

7 96

3 29

12 40

6 73

3 65

15 82

9 91

4 68

20 65

OIL SPRINGS.

A Tillage 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 39

65 Samuel C. Philp, Jun 46 7 26 6 12 i 8 62

66 Samuel C. Philp, Jun., EliasW Frazee 50 8 90 3 00 20 00

67 William F. Campbell * 65 6 28 2 90 15 20

68 Elias W. Frazee . 6

Petrolia united.

69. George A. Mitchell, B. A., Henry Tuckley 45 .... 7 00

70 George A. Mitchell, B. A., Charles Smith 85 13 61 13 43 15 16

71 George A. Mitchell, B. A., Henry E. Hill 80 16 70 18 00 23 60

72 Alfred M. Phillips. 110 17 48 1125 23 75

73 Jacob Freshman . 1 52 5 50 3 00 8 00

74 See London Conference 42 4 00 3 50 6 00

OMEMEE.

A village in the township of Emily, County of Victoria, Ontario.

Distant from Peterboro' 15 miles.

1857 William Briden .
58 John Goodfellow
69 John Goodfellow

60 John Goodfellow

61 Henry McDowell

62 Henry McDowell

Isaac Weldon

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

It was formerly called Metcalfe.

145

13 20

3 00

149

12 00

3 00

138

9 00

2 40

158

9 03

2 20

143

8 50

2 00

200

8 59

2 84

208

6 84

1 46

220

6 95

1 55

224

8 56

4 86

226

9 62

5 03

230

6 42

3 37

238

11 44

6 01

225

12 00

8 62

226

12 17

7 25

228

12 20

10 00

226

12 25

6 15

200

12 27

5 75

205

12 00

6 00

ONSLOW.
A village and township on the Ottawa River, in the County of Pontiac, Quebec.

1846 John Howes

47 Erastus Hurlburt

<8)

to > Included in the Clarendon Mission.
55)

56 James Roy

57 James Roy

58 Archelaus Doxee

69 Alexander Drennan

60 Andrew L. Peterson

«1 Archelaus Doxee

28
28

31
40

44
61
65

10 50

7 62

3 49

8 00

4 14

5 08
2 25

00
25

12

00

12

00

9

00

9

10

8

00

13

19

10

46

11

12

12 81

19

61

17

72

28

30

36

50

18

20

20

00

21

00

21

25

22

00

3 50

6 00

7 00
7 00

3 15
6 50

4 00

* Petrolia set off.

+ Petrolia again set off.

270

CIRCUITS, STATIONS AND MISSIONS.

Year

•
Names of Ministers.

No. of
Members.

Conting.
Fund.

Educa.
Fund.

$1 00
1 10
1 12
1 40
1 60
1 75

1 95

2 61

3 45

3 50

4 19
4 07
4 22

Sup. M.
Fund.

1862
63
64
65
66
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
74

Archelaus Doxee .... ...

54

63

63

70

73

73

68

71

84

86

116

130

127

$2 50

1 90

2 00
2 36

2 91

3 15
2 51

7 24

8 00
8 07
8 40

8 50

9 55

$4 50
3 60

William Sanderson . . ...

William Sanderson . . , .

4 00
4 50
6 12

William Shannon ...

7 50

William C. Washington, M.A . . . . .

William C. Washington, M.A. >. . .

John H. Stewart.. .,.„., ....

John H. Stewart.. . . .... <

John H. Stewart ... .....

See Montreal Conference ... ......

3 78
10 76
18 62

9 30

12 00

13 00
15 06

ORANGEVILLE.

A town on the River Credit, in the Gore of the township of Garafraxa, at the junction of the Counties

of Grey, Wellington, and Peel, Ontario. Distant from Toronto 44 miles, from Barrie 50 miles,
from Guelph 32 miles.

1857 William Sutton . ... .. ... ...

58 William Sutton . ... . 60 2 00 1 25 1 20

59 John W. Savage.. 60, 3 25 2 31 2 54

60 John W. Savage .. 121 7 56 3 50 4 25

61 James Broley 112 7 74 3 72 5 12

62 James Broley .. . 140 10 34 3 96 6 25

63 Benjamin Sherlock 120 10 63 4 00 8 13

64 Benjamin Sherlock 128 4 83 4 77 8 25

65 Benjamin Sherlock . ... , .• . 145 4 10 2 00 5 10

66 Richard L. Tucker . .. .,,„.,.. 124 425 250 900

67 Richard L. Tucker, Abel Edwards ... 118 6 00 3 77 16 00

68 Richard L. Tucker, John G. Scott. 138 10 10 4 00 20 00

69 Thomas S. Howard, John G. Scott. . 140 10 15 6 ,00 20 00

70 Thomas S Howard, Robert Phillips . ... 146 1105 6 20 .2100

71 Thomas S. Howard, Robert Phillips 155 11 90 7 00 21 50

72 George Sexsmith, John T. Smith 166 12 20 7 50 23 07

73 George Sexsmith , . * 200 13 66 8 00 32 00

74 See Toronto Conference 140 12 87 6 36 10 50

ORILL1A.

A village and township on Lake Couchiohing, in the County of Simcoe, Ontario.

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 ...

i 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

72 Robert Fowler, M.D

73 Kennedy Creighton .

74 See Toronto Conference

30

• * •

137

2 50

111

1 10

150

4 21

3 27

116

4 47

3 46

111

4 20

3 19

92

4 50

2 75

101

5 00

3 00

113

6 05

3 05

129

6 25

3 21

133

10 00

2 90

121

10 50

3 00

124

11 12

4 25

t 126

16 19

8 89

138

22 30

10 00

118

15 58

9 00

125

16 CO

11 20

Distant from

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.

WESLEYAN METHODIST CONFERENCE.

271

ORMSTOWN.

A Tillage on the Chateaugay River, in the township of Beauharnois, County of Chateaugay, Quebec.

Distant from Montreal 36 miles.

Year

Names of Ministers.

1856 William Hansford

57 William Hansford .

58 Samuel E. Maudsley

59 Samuel E. Maudsley

60 William Shannon

61 Joseph Kilgour

62 Joseph Kilgour

63 Joseph Kilgour

64 Silas Huntingdon

65 Silas Huntingdon

66 John V. Wilson . .

67 John V. Wilson.

68 John V. Wilson

69 Edward Harris

70 Edward Harris . . .

71 Edward Harris

72 William K. Shortt, M.A
7« William K. Shortt, M.A
74 See Montreal Conference

No. of

Members.

68
86
85
80
80
57
59
57
47
47
55
55
60
67
67
70
75
83
85

Conting.
Fund.

$7 82
6 92
9 99
4 10
9 12
75
8C
40
50
75
47
79
81
52

4
4
3
3
3
3
5
6
6

6 80

6 94

9 75

11 44

Educa.
Fund.

83
34
37
50
50
40
17
89
00
25
89
50
00
00
75
00
50
00

Sup. M.
Fund.

$4 06

7 20

8 36
6 35
3 20
6 00
6 00

65
00
00

6 00

7 50

7 55

8 49
10 00

10 47

11 50
11 10

5 00
5 58

4 50
10 00

5 27

41
00
04
95
00
29
02
43
47

10 56
10 60
10 60
10 90

9 98

7 50

8 98
5 45

23
21
00
50
61
36
52
00
50
00
25
50
87
94

3 25

05

10
91
00
77
00
90
00
48
80
21

2 50
4 00
8 00
6 50

3 00
2 00
1 56

2 60

3 25

4 00
0 50
3 12

0 75

1 62

2 37
2 37
0 50
0 63

18 13

OSGOODE.
A village and township in the County of Carleton, Ontario. Distant from Ottawa City 20 miles.

1838 Vincent B. Howard . . .

39 Wellington Jeffers

40 William Willoughby

41 Ephraim B. Harper. .

42 Ephraim B Harper

43 Joseph Reynolds

44 Joseph Reynolds

45 John Armstrong

46 John Armstrong

47 Charles Taggart

48 Charles Taggart .

49 Henry Shaler ... ......

50 Henry Shaler, Andrew Mc Alister . .

51 Henry Shaler, Robert Hobbs

52 William M. Pattyson, Henry McDowell.

53 William M. Pattyson, Henry McDowell .

54 William M. Pattyson, John A. Dowler.

55 William McGill, James F. Latimer . .

56 William McGill, John D. Pugh . . .

57 William McGill, Edward A. Glassford . .

58 George Case, James A. Gordon

59 George Case ....

60 George Case

61 Edmund E. Sweet ...

62 Edmund E. Sweet .

63 Edmund E. Sweet

64 John Slight .

65 John Slight .

66 John Slight..

67 William M. Pattyson

68 William M. Pattyson

69 Joseph H. Chant . .

70 Joseph H. Chant

71 Joseph H. Chant . . ....

72 Samuel Teeson

73 Samuel Teeson

74 See Montreal Conference

128
90
140
183
218
256
214
172
137
171
145
144
163
170
220
222
300
222
225
215
190
120
107
92
106
145
146
130
120
84
99
104
109
109
124
128

73

99

23

30

40

18

8 70

10 50

5 90

12 80

43
60
00
50

85
05
70

10 00
10 50
6 00
22 83
15 00
15 21
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.

Toronto 31 miles. '

Distant from

Year

Names of Ministers.

1846 William Price

47 William Price, David C. Clappison

48 William Price, James Gooderham

49 William Philp, William S. Blackstock . .

50 William Philp ...

51 John Law, Robert Lochead .

52 John Law, David C. McDowell ........

53 Peter Ker . . . . . .

David B. Madden, Robert Fowler, M.D.

Included in Whitby Circuit.

54
55

to
68

69 Wellington JefTers, D.D.

70 Wellington Jeffers, D.D.

71 William Scott

72 William Scott..

73 William Scott

74 See Toronto Conference . .

No. of

Conting.

Mem ers.

Fund.

265

$16 27

360

18 00

470

5 20

427

21 10

493

24 07

415

20 87

335

22 43

363

19 84

470

30 27

iii

30 70

150

20 64

155

23 80

157

23 90

160

24 00

Educa.
Fund.

$16 73

17 00

12 74

10 37

7 20

7 00

Sup. -M.
Fund.

$12 43
13 75
16 27

28 67

29 30
21 68

27 04

28 00

30 85

42 25
35 40
39 50

42 SO

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 . .

?)■

to >

63)

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

"l29

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

OSWEGOTCHIE.

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 lormed 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.

No. of
Members.

Year

Ministers.

No. of
Members.

1792
93
94
95
96
97
98
99

1800
1
2

William Lossee

| No appointment owing to the

\ war

James Coleman .

Hezekiah C. Wooster .

Darius Dunham .

90

116
153
140
208
208
300
220
330

1803 Sylvanus Keeler, Seth Crowell,
N. U. Tompkins »

4 Peter Vannest, Luther Bishop . .

5 Thomas Madden ...

6 Sylvanus Keeler, Nathan Bangs .

7 Gershom Pearce, William Case. .

8 D. Pickett, I. B. Smith, C.

Hulbert ,; , .

9 Divided into Augusta and Corn-

wall Circuits — which see.

447
441
457
558
529

530

Joseph Jewell, James Herron

William Anson, James Aikens .
Ottawa united with it one year.

WESLEYAN METHODIST CONFERENCE.

273

OTTAWA.

This was the Fourth Circuit formed in Canada. It included the townships on both sides of the

Ottawa Kiver.

Year

Ministers.

1800 Daniel Pickett

1 John Robinson, Caleb Morris

2 United with Oswegotchie ....

3 Daniel Pickett

4 Samuel Howe

5 Robert Perry

6 Andrew Prindel

7 William Snyder. . . • .

8 William Snyder

9 Thomas Madden

10 Thomas Madden

11 Samuel Luckey

12 Robert Hibbard

, , [ 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

No. of
Members.

45

47

73

89

95

105

105

117

116

116

116

97

153

127

95

87

89

120

Year

Ministers.

1822
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31

32

33
34
35

36
37
38
39
40
41

William H. Williams .

Kenneth McK. Smith

George Bissell

William Slater

George Farr

Richard Jones

Cyrus R. Allison

Cyrus R. Allison ....

George Poole

George Poole ..

t \. th i I John Carroll, /

John Black { T • „r ' [

( Lewis Warner, )

John Black, George F. Playter

Charles Wood, Stephen Brownell

Asahel Hurlburt, S. Brownell. . .

Asahel Hurlburt

Alvah Adams, John Mclntyre. .

Alvah Adams, George F. Playter.

Henry Shaler, Win. Willoughby.

Thomas Harmon, Henry Shaler. .

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 confluence with the
St. Lawrence, and at the mouth of the Rideau River, in the township of Nepean, County of
Carleton, Ontario, Distant from Montreal 126 miles, from Kingston 95 miles, and from Toronto
233 miles.

Year

Names of Ministers.

1855 James Brock. . .

56 James Brock

57 James Brock

58 John Carroll

59 John Carroll .

60 John Carroll

61 William Scott....

62 William Scott

63 William Scott..

64 John Douse ....

65 John Douse . .

66 John Douse

67 Ephraim B. Harper, M.A

68 Ephraim B. Harper, M.A.. ... ..

69 Ephraim B. Harper, M.A

70 William Stephenson, Jos. Odery

71 William Stephenson

72 William Stephenson, William Hall, M.A. .

73 William J. Hunter

74 See Montreal Conference

No. of

Members .

140
128
150
160
220
178
170
172
152
160
181
221
237
250
280
290
316
316
350
225

Conting.
Fund.

$8 80
14 40"
13 10
12 55
18 77

18 85

19 03
19 22

23 26

24 50

25 87
34 10

38 39
50 77

39 42
47 70
67 10
67 25
71 25
50 00

12 50

7 64

8 77

9 25
16 20
22 82
30 08

43 76
29 73
40 00
40 20

44 32
25 00

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

OTTAWA EAST— KING STREET.

1873 William Hall, M.A

74 See Montreal Conference

120

20 00

10 00

58 00

OTTAWA WEST— RICHMOND ROAD.

1873 Robert Mark, M.D

74 See Montreal Conference

18

120

14 20

00

274

CIRCUITS, STATIONS AND MISSIONS.

,• OTTERVILLE.

A village in the township of South Norwich, County of Oxford, Ontario.

Norwich Circuit.

It was formerly part of

Year

Names of Ministers.

1870 Richard Kerr

71 Thomas W Jackson..

72 Thomas W, Jackson .

73 Thomas W. Jackson .

74 See London Conference

No. of

Conting.

Educa.

Members.

Fund.

Fund.

136

122

$3 36

$4 56

139

4»52

5 23

146

5 89

3 59

. . ....

139

7 00

3 06

Sup. M.
Fund.

$7 10

11 27

9 02

8 19

OWEN SOUND.

The County Town of the County of Grey, Ontario, is situated at the mouth of the River Sydenham, on
the south side of the Georgian Bay, Lake Huron. Distant from Collingwood 50 miles, from
Guelph 84 miles, and from Toronto 150 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. Luke..

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 ........

64 George Goodson.

65 Thomas Cleghorn

66 Thomas Cleghorn

67 Thomas Cleghorn. .

68 John Hunt.

69 Isaac B. Aylesworth, M. D. .

70 Kennedy Creighton.

71 Kennedy Creighton.

72 Kennedy Creighton.

73 JohnG. Laird.. .

74 See Toronto Conference

112

54

57

200

i 40

■ * • •

171

2 05

171

3 10

163

1 13

150

• . >

103

3 30

113

3 50

127

3 75

170

5 00

1 05

210

8 35

4 00

248

9 26

4 00

242

9 40

4 00

183

2 34

4 00

*172

4 26

5 55

120

4 00

5 60

98

4 28

3 90

110

4 50

4 06

114

6 26

4 25

t85

6 50

4 30

95

8 15

4 20

89

8 90

4 35

93

11 46

5 84

92

11 61

8 73

99

9 86

3 04

100

10 17

6 13

154

11 50

6 45

164

12 30

7 00

148

18 30

9 10

1 80

2 15

2 75

i 50

2 00

2 30

3 05

20 50

20 00

20 00

20 00

5 87

11 27

13 00

11 00

14 50

14 75

16 13

16 25

25 50

15 00

12 00

15 00

21 00

22 00

25 00

OXFORD.

So called from the name of a township in the County of Oxford, Ontario.

1832 John Bailey.. .. . ... i

33 Richard Phelps 190 6 15

34 Richard Phelps ... . . 164 2 50

35 John S. Attwood. ... 113 6 12

36 James Norris . . . . ... 139 13 92

37 James Norris ... 127 8 62 10 25

38 Thomas Fawcett. . . . . . 121 8 67 10 50

39 Thomas Fawcett.. . 173 13 00 20 00

40 Peter Kerr, Henry Byers, Isaac B. Howard .. . . 221 16 10 .. 2120

41 William Coleman, Matthias Holtby. ..... . . . 218 16 12 19 45

42 Samuel C. Philp, George Young. . 341 22 40 12 33

43 ) ... 397 20 75 8 00

to } Included in Woodstock.
01

* Holland and Sullivan set off.

+ KeDDel set off.

WESLEYAN METHODIST CONFERENCE.

275

Year

Names of Ministers.

No. of
Members.

Conting.
Fund.

Educa.
Fund.

Sup. M.
Fund.

1862 William Lund

63 William Lund, Dennis L. Huff.

64 )

to > Again included in Woodstock Circuit.

67 )

68 William C. Watson, M. A.

69 William C. Watson, M.A

70 William C. Watson, M. A..

71 Shem Blansliard

72 Shem Blanshard. . ...

73 Shem Blanshard. .

74 See London Conference

201
234

i30
133
140
141
126
139

$10 48
12 75

12 70

12 80

13 00
16 30

12 31

13 63

$6 55
9 75

8 00
8 00
11 00
7 40
6 93
3 56

$16 00
27 00

8 io

9 75
12 90

8 02
14 02

9 45

P.

PAISLEY.
A village on the Saugeen Road, at the junction of the Mead and Saugeen Rivers, and at the four
corners of the townships of Greenock, Elderslie, Brant and Saugeen, County of Bruce, Ontario.
Distant from Saugeen 15 miles, and from Walkerton 16 miles.

1857 James A. Iveson

58 James A. Iveson

59) ...

60 > United with Southampton.

61 |

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. Bur wash . .

72 Nathaniel S. Burwash

73 Nathaniel S. Burwash,

74 See Toronto Conference

John Turner .
Alexander Thibadeau

36

2 32

70

1 13

0 92

82

1 80

0 70

'ii2

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

1

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
Distant from Perth 40 miles, from Ottawa 36
1854 John B. Armstrong

55 Robert Hobbs . . .

56 Robert Hobbs

57 Robert Hobbs . .

58 William McGill

59 William McGill...

60 William McGill

61 George Case

Arnprior united with it.

62 George Case, William Hayhurst .

63 George Case, William Hayhurst . .

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 ....

Pakenham,
miles, from

County of
Brockville

Lanark, Ontario.
72 miles.

2 50

5 00

6 65

7 00
18 00
12 75
14 00

75

6 00

1 50

90

6 70

5 00

90

6 00

6 65

103

6 50

5 65

113

6 35

3 32

128

5 34

2 50

120

6 16

2 97

85

9 00

3 00

190

6 58

3 60

2d0

4 75

1 00

250

4 45

2 03

275

5 37

4 00

.282

8 00

4 56

296

20 40

8 23

290

20 26

21 13

280

20 40

15 00

270

25 00

20 00

260

25 50

17 90

*250

23 11

9 37

148

10 75

3 55

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,
Ontario. It was formerly part of Dumfries Circuit. Distant from Brantford 7 miles, from
Hamilton 30 miles, from Toronto 68 miles, and from London 55 miles.

Year

Names of Ministers.

Jeffery

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,

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

fi„ { James Spencer, M.A., Samuel Hume,
06 i "™r:li: — ™ Morrison, B.A., Thomas

John N. Hewitt,
Geo. H. Bridgman

65 John G. Laird, George Burson .

66 John G. Laird, George Burson . . .

67 John Mills, John F. German M. A. .

68 John Mills, John F. German, M.A.

69 John Mills, Edward Morrow, M.A.

70 John Douse.

71 John Douse. . . ..

72 John Douse .... .....

73 JohnPhilp, B.A.. .

74 See London Conference

William F.
64 John G. Laird,

B,

Kelly,
A..

No. of
Members.

91
111

122
122
117
124
220
233
235
270
266
284

329

334

327
328
315
345

*261
263

+ 132
126
120
166

Conting.
Fund.

$8 00
8 34

13 88

17 19

18 76
36 00
40 00
35 00
25 22

18 34
25 48
21 69

21 36

22 42

22 50

24 25

25 20
27 16
15 73
15 52

14 93
14 69
13 11

19 00

Educa.
Fund.

$4 00
10 00

10 00

12 00
6 71

6 49
14 39

11 78

11 65

11 75

10 45
10 70

7 00
9 00

13 65

14 36
7 75
6 71
5 50

10 25

Sup. M.
Fund.

$4 00
4 31
4 98
10 21
20 00
25 20
40 00
42 00
30 13
53 48
38 50

40 92

41 73

42 57

32 38

36 00

33 50
51 20
33 50

37 44
17 10
17 50
16 93
23 00

PARK HILL.

A small village in the township of West Williams, County of Middlesex, Ontario.

united with Ailsa Craig — which see.
1868 William Galbraith

69 John Burwash, M.A . . . ....

70 John Scanlon . . ...

71 John Scanlon

72 James Whiting, Joseph Guest

73 William Ames, William J. Maxwell

74 See London Conference ...

122

6 38

3 60

136

4 32

4 15

150

10 59

6 75

165

10 75

7 50

200

12 30

3 52

220

16 50

10 00

It was formerly

8 31
8 10

8 50

9 00
10 00
18 00

PARRY SOUND.
A village in the township of McDougall, Parry Sound District, Ontario.

1869 Charles A. Hanson..

70 Samuel Tucker

71 Samuel Tucker. . .

72 Samuel Tucker

73 John C. Willmott; M.A

30

137

5 80

7 50

137

11 07

10 00

J 216

12 63

10 00

68

5 20

2 14

85

7 65

2 50

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.. .... 125 i 27

51 Matthew Swann .'. 261

52 John Armstrong, James Harris 249 0 42

53 John Armstrong, Thomas Culbert ... 295 1 25

54 Henry Reid, Alex. R. Campbell. .. ... 315 3 14

55 Henry Reid, John Hough.. .. .. . ... 351 * 14 00 2 30

56 Henry Reid... .... 326 1145 192

* Princeton set off. + Rich wood set off.

+ Five appointments and 105 members given to form the McKellar Mission.

18 70
29 00

21 00
20 00

22 75

1 98

0 75

1 63

3 48

4 83
3 23

WESLEYAN METHODIST CONFERENCE.

277

Year

Names of Ministers.

1857 Aaron D. Miller, James E. Dyer

58 Thomas Demorest, Aaron D. Miller . .

59 Samuel Fear, George MeRae

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.

74 See London Conference ...

No. of
Members.

374
428
458
475
560
561
600
614
318
323
331
341
383
318
293
286
322
339

Conting.
Fund.

.$14 54

17 78
14 10

12 50
21 00
21 00
21 35

18 00
11 00
11 15

13 31
17 26

19 09
13 07
11 39

8 35
10 12
10 82

Educa.
Fund.

$2 50

6 04
4 40
4 20
8 38

7 50

8 00
8 00

00

10

16

47

23
8 00
10 40 -
7 25
7 36
7 80

Sup. M.
Fund.

$6 43

10 10

2 90

8 00

16 50

25 00

26 00
10 56
21 00
30 00
35 21
44 30
50 20
42 00
35 00
40 00
37 25
48 06

PEMBROKE.

A town on the Ottawa River, in the township of Pembroke, County of Renfrew, Ontario,
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

45 Henry Shaler, William Morton . . .

46 Henry Shaler, William M. Pattyson .

47 Henry Shaler. . . ...

48
to
59
60
61

Distant

Included in Westmeath Mission.

James Masson ,

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

40

45

6 03

73

4 00

68

2 00

....

68

1 40

58

10 94

78

4 40

-...

66

3 37

"90

760

2 51

94

7 68

3 09

98

7 20

2 80

100

.6 23

2 90

120

6 25

3 00

110

6 50

3 00

110

6 65

5 50

150

7 00

4 00

150

10 00

7 00

130

14 36

10 25

134

13 24

13 75

120

11 16

8 55

140

12 00

9 00

140 1

12 50

• 9 25

PENETANGUISHENE.

A village on the Georgian Bay, in the township of Tiny, County of Simcoe, Ontario.

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.. . .

4 00

5 60

3 40

8 06

4 18

0 27

4 03

6 15

6 20

7 50

10 00

10 00

16 45

16 50

17 50

25 60

23 00

23 50

70 00

75 00

istant from

101

6 05

109

3 18

131

3 37

182

4 65

i 40

70

0 77

70

0 80

101

07
09
29

57

0 80

1 72

Drayton set off.

278

CIRCUITS, STATIONS AND MISSIONS.

Year

Names of Ministers.

1859 William M. Cooley

60 George McNamara. .

61 George McNamara

62 Robert Thompson

63 Robert Thompson

— [ United with Craighurst Mission.

66 John W. Totten

67 John Scanlon .

68 John W. Wicher

69 Thomas Atkinson . .

70 (John Todd, M.A.)

71 See Hillsdale .

No. of

Conting.

Educa.

Members.

Fund.

Fund.

100

$2 12

$1 02

75

2 00

3 50

75

1 29

1 30

52

2 87

1 60

45

2 32

2 08

"74

3 33

1 45

78

2 83

1 87

90

3 62

2 25

134

2 69

4 00

115

6 67

5 50

Sup. M.
Fund.

$4 00

3 00

2 00

4 45

3 35

1 93

3 28

4 50
3 81

6 00

PERCY.

A village and township in the County of Northumberland, Ontario.

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 .

Distant from Cobqjirg 30 miles,

61 Ephraim L. Koyl, James E,

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 Edmund S. Rupert, M.A

74 See Toronto Conference. .

Richardson.

103

•

7'ii

. 143

8 30

....

230

10 00

1 00

231

8 54

1 00

400

11 00

4 60

* 458

8 22

300

6 60

2 10

295

3 35

1 80

262

5 94

6 00

265

10 22

3 74

+ 247

2*66

1 41

192

3 00

1 00

260

6 00

1 00

215

7 50

1 25

241

10 42

3 31

315

10 50

5 15

237

7 75

3 30

174

7 88

4 00

184

7 00

6 50

194

7 50

7 00

215

8 00

7 00

224

12 35

7 44

3 90

4 11
6 65
0 45

15 00

10 43

5 00

8 00
14 75

9 68

6 68
12 00

9 00

11 00
26 25
18 50

16 08
5 50

7 00
9 00

10 00

12 36

PERTH.

The County Town ot 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

25 John Ryerson ..... ....

26 William H. Williams ...

27 Richard Jones, George Farr ...

28 John Black. . '"'.

29 Alvah Adams . ...

30 John Carroll

31 John Carroll

32 William Patrick . . .

33 William Patrick

34 James Brock ........

35 James Brock, Hugh Montgomery

36 Thomas Harmon, Reuben E. Tupper.

37 George F. Playter, Willliam Willoughby.

38 John Mclntyre

89 John Mclntyre . .

40 James Currie

• • • •

- •

. . .

30

131

• * •

231

300

f #

250

207

175

167

148

200

....

205

177 '

167

■ • ■ ■

..

156

143

.

155

1 51

231

5 50

152

12 63

145

8 80

5 10

7 02

8 81

3 00

4 48
11 55

5 07

Seymour set off.

t Some appointments given to Hastings.

WESLEYAN METHODIST CONFERENCE.

279

Year

Names of Ministers.

1841 James dime

42 George B. Butcher

43 George B. Butcher

44 George Goodson

45 George Goodson, James Greener ....

46 David B. Madden, Erastus Hurlburt . .

47 Francis Coleman

48 Francis Coleman

49 Jonathan Scott

50 Jonathan Scott, James Armstrong . .

51 James Gray.

52 James Gray

53 David C. McDowell -

54 David C. McDowell

55 David C. McDowell

56 David C. McDowell . .

57 Henry Lanton.

58 Henry Lanton

59 George McRitchie '

60 George McRitchie

61 George McEitchie

62 Amos E. Euss, John B. Keagy, B.A

63 Amos E. Russ, William C. Watson, B.A

64 Amos E. Russ, George Rogers

65 William Hansford, Alexander Lester .

66 William Hansford, Ebenezer Teskey

67 William Hansford

68 Joseph E. Sanderson, M.A. . .

69 Joseph E. Sauderson, M.A

70 Joseph E. Sanderson, M.A.

71 Thomas Brock

72 Thomas Brock

73 Thomas Brock

74 See Montreal Conference

173
195
126
119
194
287
237
123
117
109
166
100
103
112
200
200
215
182
165
140
143
147
198
200
270
242
■ 246
126
121
100

96
111
101

97

$8 95

10 58

3 00

3 00

4 73

12 94

13 07
6 18
6 50

5 00

7 25
5 31

7 72

8 03
8 46
8 90
8 92

73
43

6 75

7 11

43

I
11

10 00

14 67
9 01
6 17

6 25

7 25

7 50

8 18

9 67
9 19
9 25

$4 67
4 75

78
38
35
56
66
67
04
62
74
12
60

10 00

7 50
10 00

8 00
5 25
5 00

Sup. M.
Fund.

$4
2
2
2
3
4
5
3
4
3
4
4
4
4
4

25
50
00
75
12

50
75
00
00
25
25
00
30
52
6 07

6 10
4 46
3 00
8 00

14 27

11 05
3 28

12 15

15 90
14 00

7 60
10 70
25 00
18 65

20 00

21 00
35 00
12 00

PETERBOEOUGH.

The County Town of the County of Peterborough, Ontario. It is situated on the Otonabee Eiver, 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 John Armstrong, Hugh Montgomery

37 George Poole, John G. Manly . .

38 George Poole

39 Gilbert Miller, Solomon Snider

40 William McFadden, K. Creighton, John Sanderson

41 William McFadden, V. B. Howard, Thomas Jeffers

42 William McFadden, George Kennedy

43 William Coleman, Eobert Darlington

44 Thomas Demorest, Eobert Darlington

45 Samuel P. La Dow

46 William McCullough, Thomas Cleghorn

47 William McCullough, James C. Slater

48 George Goodson, Charles Turver

49 Isaac B. Howard

50 Isaac B. Howard

51 Isaac B. Howard

52 John Gemley

53 John Gemley

54 William H. Poole .

55 William H. Poole '

56 William H. Poole

57 William Scott

58 William Scott

59 Henry Lanton

60 Henry Lanton . .

345
395
358
352
354
522
553
507
504
476
504
490
572
+ 599
200
211
308
374
380
324
284
250
218
190
212

5 00

13 15

14 00

8 58
18 43
18 30
16 28
•22 10
24 00
20 32

29 92
32 25

30 40

9
11

00

11 60

18 95

21 13

14 71

5 25

13 95

5 00

15 86

10 53

11 95

7 25

7 05

5 92

11 51

6 50

15 50
31 69
26 47
17 00

5 07
9 00

12 23
11 58

21 40

22 80

20 25

25 00
30 00

26 45
7 00

6 03
6 58

19 00

24 90

25 00
25 75
50 25

24 37

25 00

21 00

Bathurst set off.

+ Millbrook set off.

280

CIRCUITS, STATIONS AND MISSIONS.

Year

Names of Ministers.

1861 John Carroll

62 John Carroll

63 John Carroll

64 James Brock

65 James Brock . ....

66 Joshua H. Johnson, M.A. .

67 Joshua H. Johnson, M.A ,

68 Joshua H. Johnson, M.A. .

69 George H. Davis . .

70 George H. Davis

71 George H. Davis

72 Charles Fish

73 Charles Fish, Samuel P. Kose

74 See Toronto Conference

No. of

Conting.

Educa.

Members.

Fund.

Fund.

186

$7 75

$4 50

200

11 05

5 10

330

12 80

9 00

350

15 30

8 05

370

16 00

8 05

309

16 00

8 05

290

24 61

10 05

280

25 32

10 30

281

21 05

15 00

240

30 37

16 50

243

36 78

24 00

335

41 31

19 02

280

36 82

18 00

290

40 84

21 50

Sup. M.
Fund.

$19 85
51 40
42 75

38 25

39 10
45 90
63 35
63 95
73 37
59 68
53 75
50 85
80 00
83 40

PETKOLIA.

A village in the township of Enniskillen, Lambton County, Ontario. It was formerly part of Oil

Springs Circuit. '

1867 Elias W. Frazee.

68 ) 25 2 65 1 47 5 19

to > 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

2*65

1 47

100

I 70

17 44
12 37

•

9 75
5 44

It was formerly part of Whitby Circuit
miles, from Whitby 6 miles.

296

12 98

3 92

•293

11 05

4 20

280

13 10

4 43

"300

13 35

4 50

290

14 00

4 82

227

5 28

8 00

249

8 52

8 00

256

8 60

10 00

278

10 65

10 00

266

11 75

7 00

304

15 25

8 27

30 00

21 00

22 03

25 00

49 91

20 62

22 62

24 62

51 00

52 15

63 07

PICKERING.

A township in the County of Ontarip, Province of Ontario,
and Stouffville Mission. Distant from Toronto 22

1863 William McFadden, Alfred McCann

64 William McFadden, 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, | fiS^R^

73 George H. Cornish, Andrew W Ross . . .

74 See Toronto Conference .......

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 McFadden, Benjamin Jones

52 William McFadden. Aaron D. Miller

53 William McFadden, Thomas Woolsey

54 James C. Slater, William Bryers.. ....

55 James C. Slater, William Tomblin, J. N. Lake

56 James C. Slater, William Sanderson, J. N. Lake.

57 Charles Fish

58 Charles Fish ';

59 James H. Bishop . ....

60 James H. Bishop .

61 James H. Bishop •

62 John Hunt ' "

63 John Hunt

64 John Hunt .

65 George R. Sanderson .. ... ........

509

21 50

409

17 80

430

17 80

605

20 00

575

14 73

8 92

678

16 73

7 53

. *616

20 87

8 18

259

10 62

5 00

330

14 55

7 00

268

12-85

7 15

259

9 54

8 12

286

11 80

5 00

265

10 79

5 10

279

10 00

5 13

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

67 George R. Sanderson

68 Nicholas R. Willoughby, M.A.

69 Nicholas R. Willoughby, M.A.

70 Nicholas R. Willoughby, M.A.

71 Jonathan E. Betts

72 Edwin Clement

73 Edwin Clement

74 See Toronto Conference.. . .

310
360
365
300
320
340
310
315
315

$7 25

8 00

9 79

19 03

22 10
21 24

20 50

21 61

23 41"

$4 75
5 10
5 50

15 60

12 75
9 60
9 25

13 02
13 36

$33 00

33 21

34 00
37 33
32 20

39 29

40 00
63 38
63 50

PITTSBURG.

The name of a township on the St. Lawrence, in the County of Frontenac, Ontario

part of Brewer's Mills and Gananoque Circuit.

1867 David Kennedy, B. A I

68 David Kennedy, M.A 156 7 33 3

69 Ephraim L. Koyl, George C. Madden 156 8 10 5

70 William Briden, George C. Madden 162 9 04 5

71 William Briden, William J. Young 167 10 50 6

72 William Briden, John J. Leach 171 10 65 7

73 WilliamS. McCullough, Thomas R. Fydell.... | 175 10 60 7

74 See Montreal Conference ' 178 10 70 6

It was formerly

50
00
00
50
00
00
70

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 . 55 3 35

61 ) 52 5 83

to > Included in the Canton Circuit.

63)

64 William H. Musgrove.

65 William H. Musgrove 64 1 75

66 William H. Withrow, M.A. ... 53 3 15

67 William H. Withrow, M.A. .... . 58 3 60

fiq ( Supplied from Baltimore 54 2 57

70 Samuel Sing. . . ... 45 ...

71 Samuel Sing ... 77 5 26

72 Samuel Sing 83 4 06

73 James Charlton ... 72 7 97

74 See Toronto Conference ... 65 518

It was formerly part

1 62
3 00

0 86
2 00
66

60

00
00

38
50

1 40

9 42
9 50
9 04

9 03

9 00

7 00

13 00

II 00

, PLANTAGENET.

A village and township in the County of Prescott, Ontario. It was formerly part of Lochabar Mission

1861 John Hyndman . . . . ....

62 George H. Kenney 44 2 05

63 Richard N. Adams 47 1 41 0 57 101

64 Richard N. Adams 39 1 95 1 75 1 61

65 Now called Riceville— which see 37 2 87 0 65 4 00

PLAYFAIR.

A small village in the township of Bathurst, County of Lanark, Ontario.

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
80
80
81
80
83
75
70

8 60
6 33
35
61
66
70
77
80

It was formerly called

75
02
00
00
09
15
19
30

75
00
10
13
18
25
53

8 16

282

CIRCUITS, STATIONS AND MISSIONS.

POINT ABINO.
A small village in the township of Bertie, on Lake Erie, Welland County, Ontario.

Year

Names of Ministers.

1861 William M. C. Luke. .

62 Reuben E. Tupper.

63 Reuben E. Tupper

84 Reuben E. Tupper

65 Robert Shaw, B. A. . . . .

66 Robert Shaw, B.A.. ..

67 Shem Blanshard

68 Shem Blanshard, Christopher Cookman

69 William Richardson, John Agar

70 Thomas Hurlburt ...

71 Richard L. Tucker . .

72 Richard L. Tucker

73 See Ridgewav. .

No. of

Conting.

Educa.

Members.

Fund.

Fund.

74

$4 96

$2 io

80

5 50

2 50

74

5 52

2 50 '

70

5 52

2 55

50

6 21

1 30

50

2 88

85

12 00

3 32

91

11 79

6 00

65

10 93

4 54

67

3 80

7O0

78

5 00

4 00

82

7 00

6 00

Sup. M.
Fund.

$6 62
8 00
6 00
6 10

12 05
6 00

16 01

11 00
10 80

8 45

9 00

12 25

POINT ALEXANDER.
A small village on the Ottawa River, in the township of Rolph, County of Renfrew, Ontario.

1855 William Scales .

56 )

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

6 00

4

1 50

2 35

5

1 25

1 00

7

2 27

1 50

10

2 20

1 45

10

1 03

I 48

8

3 30

2 12

12

1 42

7 00

20
00
55
82
87
55
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

74 See London Conference.

48
62

5 88

3 73

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 Cragg

55 Charles Stringfellow ...

56 Charles Stringfellow, 3 months. . .

57 ) United with Quebec .
to'

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

"9

2

"(5

13

6 40

4 20

13

8 00

5 00

13

8 50

5 50

9

6 10

1 85

3 40

5 50

10 20

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 00

1 60

5 00

60

2 00

1 60

5 00

WESLEYAN METHODIST CONFERENCE.

283

PORTAGE DU FORT.

A village on the Ottawa River, in the township of Litchfield, County of Pontiac, Quebec.
• from Ottawa 64 miles. It was formerly part of Clarendon Circuit.

Distant

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 John Kiernan

60

3 42

1 11

2 50

64 John Kiernan ...

66

3 52

1 17

5 02

65
66

72"
84

3 66
3 66

1 25

1 25

5 26

William Creighton

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 H. Walker

73

4 50

5 13

6 87

77

4 00

6 84

7 20

72 Edwin Fessant . .

73 Edwin Fessant . . ......

52

4 32

3 50

12 4i

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.

66 Egerton R. Young

11

3 00

1 50

4 00

67 George H. Field

12

3 20

1 75

5 00

68 George H. Field

70

13 00

5 29

7 00

74

8 12

5 00

2 00

90
93
101
72
100
118
145
136
154
164
160
240
240
230
247
275
273
233
223
206
226

3 25
1 00
00
65

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 Harris ..'....

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 . .

5

6

5

11

2

2
5

7
8

41
48
45
22
04
35
63
20
71

8 00

9 00

11 67

12 10

10 59

11 00
11 20

14 00

15 10
15 10
14 37

13 03

4
2

1 12

2 71

1 98

2 07
2 87
2 67

6 07
4 13
4 63
4 90
8 08

14 00
17 00
10 19

7 50
7 60

4 00

4 00
8 28
8 50

5 83
3 75

6 03

5 54

6 25
20 00
13 35

14
14

00
35

14 79

00
50

42 23
42 10
32 95
36 00
36 45

PORT ELGIN.

A village in the township of Saugeen, County of Bruce, Ontario.

Circuit.

64

83

100

112

118

1870 Joseph Hill

71 Joseph Hill..

72 David Perry . .

73 David Perry . .

74 Toronto Conference .

It was formerly part of Invermay

5 89

6 10

7 03

8 13

2 25

2 35

3 00
3 00

7 00

7 72

8 00
8 25

284

CIRCUIT8, STATIONS AND MISSIONS.

PORT HOPE.
A town on 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

Conting.

Educa.

Members.

Fund.

Fund.

i78

$5 50

188

10 87

440

7 20

357

8 70

329

8 92

347

21 50

' »

360

21 50

376

22 00

• .

345

16 26

350

12 10

370

12 85

*375

16 33

320

16 50

356

18 25

362

19 82

$2 25

408

20 00

8 50

584

21 00

9 78

700

23 00

12 00

551

23 00

12 37

525

23 00

12 31

t474

23 66

12 35

217

13 00

6 70

230

17 88

9 90

195

17 70

8 68

330

19 37

9 05

251

20 96

7 14

248

24 12

* 11 68

215

22 00

10 42

263

23 00

18 20

240

22 30

18 06

260

26 88

24 08

265

33 09

17 20

300

36 94

13 80

280

50 69

18 67

Sup. M.
Fund.

Nelles, B.A.
Slater . .

1840 William Haw

41 Asahel Hurlburt..

42 Asahel Hurlburt..

43 William McFadden .

44 William McFadden .

45 John Gemley

46 John Gemley ....

47 Charles Lavell, Samuel S.

48 Jonathan Scott, James C.

49 George Goodson • ....

50 George Goodson . .

51 William McCullough

52 William McCullough .' . .....-.,

53 William McCullough, Edward H. Dewart..

54 Joseph W. McCallum, William Tomblin ....

55 Joseph W. McCallum, William Bryers . . .

56 Richard Whiting, Samuel Tucker

57 R. Whiting, A. E. Euss, W. C. Henderson, B.A.

58 Lewis Warner, William Andrews, J. H. Stinson ..

59 Lewis Warner, William Andrews

60 John Hunt, Alex. T. Green .. .

61 John Hunt .

62 George R. Sanderson ....

63 George R. Sanderson . .

64 George R. Sanderson . . .

65 William S. Griffin

66 WilliamS. Griffin

67 John A. Williams.

68 John A. Williams. ..

69 John A. Williams

70 Isaac B. Howard.. .

71 Isaac B. Howard. .

72 Isaac B. Howard.. ....

73 Ephraim B. Harper, M.A.

74 See Toronto Conference. .

$7 50

5 74

6 00

7 12
7 70

11 07
13 05

12 25

13 34

14 00
16 25
20 25
20 75

22 75

23 75
27 00
37 00
40 00
35 20
35 75
43 35

24 00
20 00
22 14
22 25
24 25
52 75.

43 25

44 25
42 00
58 00
50 00
52 00
81 40

PORT NEUF.
A village at the mouth of the River Port Neuf, on the St. Lawrence, in the County of Port

Quebec. Distant from Quebec 36 miles.
1860 James Matheson ....

61 James Matheson ....

62 James 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 Spence). ..

72 Moses Scott. ...

73 Moses Scott

74 See Montreal Conference

30
35

32
35
22
30
33
30
32
42
38
34
32
39

0 50

1 00

37
50
03

00
45

Neuf,

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 T, 31. 6 50 4 35 6 00

69 George Ferguson ...... 40 3 90 3 50 4 89

' 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
71
72
73
74

George Ferguson .... ...

William C. Jolley . . ... .

William C. Jolley

Richard L. Tucker

40
43
44
66
80

$6 00
6 15
6 25

6 30

7 00

$4 50
6 10
6 17
6 20
4 84

$7 25
7 38
7 40
7 45

8 00

PORT STANLEY.

A village on Lake Erie, in the township of Yarmouth, County of Elgin, Ontario. It was formerly

part of 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

97

14 07

\0&

7 00

89

6 88

88

8 43

100

4 74

131

5 00

93

7 00

98

9 54

93

5 63

79

7 76

95

8 00

95

7 22

115

12 86

130

13 00

135

14 42

145

13 22

163

15 30

181

9 24

197

9 40

830

2 72

3 70

3 00

4 00

4 00

4 10

4 24

4 73

3 59

3 60

5 42

5 12

9 00

8 00

8 00

8 50

6 87

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

it 2 years.

65

57

34
630

597
553
540
59
59
84
70
75
96
92
71

60

353

369

55

55

58

72

74

80

79

110

113

105

91

92

93

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 . . .

35 Ezra Adams, W H. Williams, John G. Manly

36 Ezra Adams, George Ferguson ..

37 George Ferguson, Henry Shaler

38 James Currie, Henry Shaler

39 Henry Wilkinson

40 Henry Wilkinson ....

41 Lachlin Taylor

42 John Carroll

43 John Carroll

44 John Gemley

45 Francis Coleman

46 Joseph Messmore . . .

47 Joseph Messmore

Augusta Circuit again united with

48 Thomas Bevitt, Simon Huntingdon

49 Simon Huntingdon, Henry Budge .

50 James Elliott ." ...

51 James Elliott

52 James Elliott

53 James Gray

54 James Gray

55 H^nry 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

Distant

23

44

20

00

15

60

5

00

5

25

12

66

8

00

8

00

8

82

10

10

8

95

6

95

4

00

13

00

12

48

5

41

6

55

9

00

13 19

6

31

3

53

5

34

12

25

12

20

12 25

12 50

11

31

11

50

23
92
90
00
00
60
00
00
50

3

00

2

25

9 07

32

00

30 00

11

00

8

00

9

60

15

25

25

00

20

00

20 00

8 00

8 00

1

50

8

15

9 38

3

50

7

25

8

00

10

19

6

19

6

23

7 04

12

44

12

50

13 00

13

50

13

55

15

25

286

CIRCUITS, STATIONS AND MISSIONS.

Year

Names of Ministers.

1864 William Scott

65 William Scott

66 James Brock

67 James Brock

68 James Brock . .

69 William Hall, B.A.. . .

70 William Hall, M.A

71 William Hall, M.A.

72 James A. Gordon . . .

73 James A. Gordon ...

74 See Montreal Conference

No. of
Members.

74

74

71

70

70

85

109

126

146

142

143

Conting.
Fund.

$12 00

9 11

9 00

10 25

10 25

11 10
11 50

20 00

21 00
20 70
20 70

Educa.
Fund.

$5 00
4 10
2 65
C50

4 50

5 00

6 00
15 00
12 00
12 00
10 73

Sup. M.
Fund.

$24 50
20 00

18 00

19 50
22 00
24 00
41 70
50 00
53 00
40 00
50 00

PRESTON.

A village on the Grand River, in the township of South Waterloo, County of Waterloo, Ontario;
Distant from Gait 3 miles, from Berlin 8 miles.

1866 Aaron D. Miller. .

67 John Smiley, B.A

68

5

*

58

5 87

2 52

49

5 21

2 33

5 12
3 44

PRINCE ALBERT.

of Ontario.
30 miles.

A village in the township of Reach, County of Ontario, Province
17 miles, from Beaverton, Lake Simcoe,
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,

65 Thomas Stobbs, Cornelius A. Jones.
Thomas Stobbs, Daniel E. Gee .
Thomas Stobbs, Marmaduke L. Pearson. . .

Henry Reid, Richard W Williams

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. .....

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

66
67
68
69

• ■ ■ •

• • t •

100

18 00

8 40

88

18 05

9 00

305

18 73

8 20

256

13 02

6 34

246

9 10

9 10

225

10 25

8 50

199

8 01

6 50

253

17 15

5 18

239

17 76

7 26

245

15 05

7 83

205

14 30

6 10

215

14 55

6 00

223

15 65

7 00

216

15 67

9 00

210

16 18

9 25

213

17 50

12 00

223

19 35

9 00

265

20 00

9 25

270

20 02

9 33

12
19

2 50

2 76

Distant from Whitby

42 00
44 (0
16 00
10 00
19 50

22 00

23 50
27 03

27 28
48 09
12 00
16 00
16 50
26 88

28 91
30 10
50 00

43 00

44 00

2 50
2 25

2 30
2 20

PRINCETON.
A village in the township of Blenheim, County of Oxford, Ontario.

Paris Circuit.
1868 Alexander Campbell .

69 Alexander Campbell .

70 Edward Morrow, M.A.

71 Edward Morrow, M.A.

72 Edward Morrow, M.A.

73 JohnH. Keppel. ..

74 See London Conference . .

a • • a

• • •

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

PROTON.
A village and township in the County of Grey, Ontario.

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

It was formerly part of the

8 00

9 50

17 «0
19 00
19 50

18 00

2 14

1 68

2 16

3 07

5 00

180

2 50

280

2 53

230

1 05

• • • •

191

3 95

■ • • a

246

3 69

• • • >

245

6 57

....

WESLEYAN METHODIST CONFERENCE.

287

Q.

QUEBEC.

The oldest city in Canada. 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.

No. of
Members.

Year

■»

Ministers.

No. of
Members.

1804 Samuel Merwin, 1 month

1823 Richard Williams

105

5

84

„ I Nathan Bangs, 3 months, )
| Samuel Coate, 9 months, )

25 James Booth. .

98

26 James Booth .

115

r. \ Samuel Coate, |
\ Thomas Madden, \ ' ' '

27 Richard Pope

137

28 Richard Pope. .

115

8 Samuel Cochrane . .

13

29 William Squire

114

9 George McCracken

35

30 William Squire

139

10 James Mitchell

40

202

1 1 Joseph Scull

12 Joseph Scull ...

26

32 Matthew Lang

220

26

33 John Hick, John Tomkins

375

The above-named were mem-

34 John Hick, John Tomkins.

* 401

~ bers of the Genesee Conference,

35 William Croscombe, E. Botterell.

388

M. E. Church, U. S. Those

36 William Croscombe, E. Botterell.

260

which follow were members of

37 William Croscombe

260

the English Wesleyan Conference,

38 William M. Harvard, H. Lanton

240

and were under the direction of

39 Wm. M. Harvard, H. Lanton . .

240

that body until 1854, when the

1

40 Wm. M. Harvard, J. B. Selley. .

301

Canada Eastern District became

41 Matthew Lang, James Brock.

430

annexed to the Canada Confer-

42 Matthew Lang, James Brock . . .

460

ence.

43 William Squire, John Borland . .

432

13 John B. Strong...

44 William Squire, John Borland . .

431

14 John B. Strong

45 Wm. Squire, John B. Brownell..

438

J 5 Richard Williams..

46 John B. Brownell, Henry Cox .

16 Richard Williams..

47 John B. Brownell, Giffard Dorey.

17 John Hick.

46

48 J. 0. Davidson, C. Churchill. . .

325

18 John Hick

72

49 Charles Churchill..

19 Robert L. Lusher.

86

50 Charles Churchill. . .

20 Robert L. Lusher

115

51 Charles De Wolfe, M.A

21 James Booth . ...

105

52 John Borland ....

22 Daniel Hillier.

106

53 John Borland ....

No. of

Conting.
Fund.

Educa.

Sup. M.
Fund.

Year

Names of Ministe

rs.

Members.

Fund.

1854 William Pollard

«...

• • < ■

55 William Pollard, William Hansfo

rd

354 1

$8 00

56 John Ryerson, Jonathan E. Betts

323

$33 50

20 77

57 James Elliott

262

44 77

$35 60

29 00

58 James Elliott

229
244
273

60 45
60 47
62 62

20 50
35 00

33 77

36 62

59

60

James Elliott :

52 37

John Gemley

95 68

61 John Gemley

263

74 10

36 98

96 17

62 John Cemlev

270
304
350

75 10

78 57

100 00

37 09
46 69

43 82

105 57

63
64

115 70

George Young

121 70

66 George H. Davis

67 George H. Davis

330
250
244

89 75
63 49
61 57

40 00
25 60
25 30

128 68

106 57

81 85

232

47 05

22 60

65 80

69 Joshua H. Johnson, M.A. .

218

48 27

37 80

64 80

70 Joshua H. Johnson, M.A. .

190

60 02

43 63

90 00

71 James Elliott . . .

194

55 12

58 28

76 55

72 James Elliott

154

59 87

40 00

78 00

73 James Elliott

140

65 00

40 00

79 75

74

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.

1853 Erastus Hurlburt.

54 Erastus Hurlburt

55 William Creighton

56 William Creighton .

57 William Creighton. .

58 William Richardson ....

59 John Webster.

60 John Webster.

61 John Webster

62 Ozias Barber

63 Ozias Barber

64 Ozias Barber

65 Thomas G. Williams.

66 Thomas G. Williams. . .

67 Thomas G. Williams. .

68 John English

69 John English

70 John English .

71 Francis Hunt

72 Francis Hunt .

73 Francis Hunt . .

74 See Montreal Conference

No. of

Conting.

Educa.

Members.

Fund.

Fund.

iio

181

$2 71

70

4 52

82

2 79

$8 05

78

1 32

25 50

76

4 55

1 85

93

4 66

1 85

83

3 70

1 25

90

1 55

1 30

88

1 60

1 35

70

1 25

0 60

61

2 88

1 20

66

2 15

0 85

64

2 10

1 00

67

2 02

1 54

65

2 73

1 00

66

2 78

1 50

80

2 05

2 00

66

2 50

2 00

70

1 00

1 67

Sup. M.
Fund.

$7 00

12 00

16 00

4 20

7 07

8 25
12 13

7 12

7 50

4 25

8 40
8 00
8 50
8 50
8 50

5 30

6 05
3 75
2 00

RAWDON WEST.

So caUed from the name of a township in the County of Hastings, Ontario.

Marmora Mission.

1851 Abraham Dayman

52 George F Playter ...

53 George F. Playter

54 John Black .

55 Name of Mission changed to Stirling

. . . ■

. .

63

3 45

122

5 60

112

5 70

90

6 00

i oo

REESORVILLE.
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

It was formerly part of

2 50

3 10

3 74

4 00

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
to
59
60
61

Vacant.

Alexander Drennan
Alexander Drennan

62 Silas Huntingdon . .

63 Silas Huntingdon . .

64 William Creighton

65 William Creighton . ,

66 Thomas H. Walker .

67 Thomas H. Walker

68 Thomas H. Walker

69 William Creighton..

37

22
39
50
51
45
43
43
42
49

4 62

32
94
00
00
15
50
68
00
80

15

50

io

20
50

3 00
6 00

2 48

3 52

46
50
50
25
50
00

8 65
7 20

* Calabogie set off.

WESLEYAN METHODIST CONFERENCE.

289

Year

Names of Ministers.

No. of
Members.

Conting.
Fund.

Educa.
Fund.

Sup. M.
Fund.

1870 William Raney

71 William Raney. .

72 William Raney

73 Robert F. Oliver .

74 See Montreal Conference. . .

36
44
54
64
164

$5 91
7 08
9 42

6 89

7 90

$3 08
4 28
4 25
4 63
3 65

$6 00
10 00
12 47
24 10
15 74

RICEVILLE.

A village in the township of Plantagenet, County of Prescott, Ontario.

Mission.

1865 Samuel Teeson
66 George H. Kenney .
67

37
32
32

It was formerly Plantagenet

2 87

2 98

3 86

0 65
2 75
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

12

21

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

04
93

8 00

8 00

9 00
8 00
2 16
2 26
2 69

00

3
3

3
4
2
7
8 50

11 33
6 00

12 00
8 00

00
10
00
63
11

47
43
32
00
00
20

16 00

87
25
58
75
95
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.

Circuit.

It was formerly part of the Paris

Year

Names of Ministers.

1870 Benjamin Clement. . .

71 Benjamin Clement. .

72 Benjamin Clement

73 Joseph W Holmes.. .

74 See London Conference. . ,

No. of
Members.

Conting.
Fund.

Educa.
Fund.

115
109
122
114
100

$12 66
12 50
12 70
15 00

$5 00
5 00
5 00
5 00
5 25

Sup. M.
Fund.

$19 00
20 00
20 50
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 EzraHealy

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 544 5 62

35 William Patrick, Vincent B. Howard. 524 , . „ „ 12 65

36 Alvah Adams, Thomas McMullen. ... . . 349 ' 8 23

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 . .

a ■ . >

■ ■ . •

....

214

202

315

337

406

410

• • > >

287

200

• ■ • •

210

• • ■ •

244

....

415

• • * •

....

236

....

282

....

544

• • ■ •

524

. ■ • O u

....

349

....

277

231

5 50

...

231

12 00

266

10 12

306

9 00

324

8 64

343

10 32

409

7 20

• . . •

381

12 94

. .

363

10 94

O . O .

18
58
95
75
23
3 75
3 10
7 20
13 82
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 4J 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

168

7 84

4 31

179

8 16

3 20

140

7 04

3 05

160

7 27

2 98

178

9 58

3 84

152

10 66

6 00

137

6 25

6 00

148

5 50

3 25

150

6 39

3 25

150

6 69

4 25

155

8 85

3 00

6 35
10 45
10 34

9 96
16 49
20 03
10 00

8 50

12 50
16 00

13 62

RIDGE WAY.

A village in the township of Bertie, County of Welland, Ontario. It was formerly Point Abino

Mission.

1873 T. Metcalfe Campbell . .
74 See London Conference .

82
84

7 00

8 25

6 00 I 12 25
4 70 I 6 50

WESLEYAN METHODIST CONFERENCE.

291

ROCKWOOD.

A village in the township of Eramosa, County of Wellington, Ontario. It was formerly a part of
Guelph Circuit. Distant from Guelph 8 miles, from Toronto 42 miles.

Year

Names of Ministers.

1858 John S. Clarke

59 United with Erin Mission . .

60 Andrew Milliken .

61 David Hunt.

62 Isaac Crane

63 Nelson Brown

64 Nelson Brown . .

65 Peter Campbell . .

66 Peter Campbell

67 Peter Campbell

68 John Hough

69 George H. Cornish

70 George H. Cornish ....

71 Charles E. Stafford .

72 Charles E. Stafford

73 Peter W. Jones .

74 See London Conference . . .

No. of
Members.

Conting.
Fund.

113

141
127
100
94
87
113
137
137
137
158
128
152
132
110

Educa.
Fund.

$8 60

10 21
6 07

50
59
57
70
75
75
00
90
00
95
17
05

$4 00

4 00

00
13
55
60
70
70
40
03
25
44
08
46

Sup. M.
Fund.

$6 62

24
15
25

6 00

5 56
5 67
5 70

5 70

6 00
29 75
25 80
13 34

9 34
8 44

ROKEBY.

A village in the township of Sherbrooke, County of Lanark, Ontario.

Sherbrooke Mission.

1864 Edmund S. Shorey

65 Edmund S. Shorey

66 Name changed to Maberly.

86
84
82

It was formerly called

3 00
3 40
3 44

1 10
1 12
1 15

4 00

1 75
1 12

ROMNEY.

A village and township in the County of Kent, Ontario. Distant from Amherstburg 45 miles.

1859 John Hodgson, Thomas Brock...

,. T , „ , \ Thomas Drake,

60 John Hodgson, | Geo_Sexgmith)

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

279

320
280
296
299
245
240
260
279
334
436
■ 220
216
226
189

3 18

3 00

3 50

3 06

8 80

3 50

10 00

4 00

12 00

5 00

12 0J

5 50

13 00

7 00

10 18

4 06

13 00

7 00

9 51

18 00

17 68

9 00

11 87

6 00

14 13

6 50

11 11

5 48

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, Ontario.

Chatham 12 miles.

1860 William W. Miller...

61 William Irwin.

62 William Irwin.

63 James Broley .

64 James Broley

65 Peter M. Bawtinhimer

66 Peter M. Bawtinhimer

67 William Chapman, Edwin McCollum. . .

68 See Blenheim

185
180
170
175
197
253
263
250

8 62
5 00
5 12
5 20
4 00

9 86
9 95
9 00

Distant from

20 50

11 28

12 00
12 00

6 50

11 25
20 25

12 66

3 07

1 52

1 60

1 80

2 00

6 11

.6 20

3 00

* Leamington set off, with 218 members.

292

CIRCUITS, STATIONS AND MISSIONS.

ROSEMONT.

A village in the township of Mulmer, County of Simcoe, Ontario.

Mission.

It was formerly part of Mono

Year

Names of Ministers.

1869 Joseph Colling, William H. Fife...

70 Joseph Colling, Robert Reynolds. .

71 Thomas Campbell, George J. Bishop

72 Thomas Campbell, Joseph R. Gibson,

73 Thomas Campbell, Joseph R. Gibson

74 See Toronto Conference ....

No. of

Conting.

Educa.

Members.

Fund.

Fund.

270

$8 05

$7 24

298

12 00

9 00

300

13 4,0

7 25

306

12 82

4 08

310

12 14

6 16

Sup. M.
Fund.

$43 50
39 65
46 28
34 00
34 00

30

1 03

1 81

32

4 44

1 25

36

1 95

1 15

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.. .

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

3 46

5 15

6 02

38

1 52

0 75

38

0 83

0 72

37

2 88

1 96

40

6 62

2 00

37

4 28

83

2 85

1 50

86

3 80

2 59

88

4 50

3 00

20
14
03
00
00
50
75

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. 39 3 71 2 75 5 25

74 See Toronto Conference ... 45 6 75 3 00 7 00

RUSSELL.
A village and township in the County of Russell, Ontario. It was formerly called Bearbrook Mission.

1860 Richard Wilson

61 Richard Wilson . .

62 Andrew L. Peterson ....

63 Andrew L. Peterson

64 Jabez B. Keough

65 Again called Bearbrook Mission

55

1 00

8 81

111

2 34

1 02

118

4 36

3 25

111

3 55

0 30

145

2 28

0 70

93

3 41

1 00

1 25

2 44

3 60
3 15

2 21

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.

WESLETAN METHODIST CONFERENCE.

293

Year

Names of Ministers.

No. of
Members.

Conting.
Fund.

Educa.
Fund.

Sup. M.
Fund.

1850 Hugh Montgomery ,

51 Robert Graham

52 Thomas Campbell

53 Thomas Campbell

54 Richard Wilson .

55 Richard Wilson

56 John Webster .

57 John Webster

58 John Webster)

59 Now called Franklin Mission

160
150
120
151
153

$5 27
5 80
7 35
7 51

$1 72
2 82

2 92

3 22

$4 00
5 80
9 87

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

It was formerly part of the

00
85
20
25
50
55

00
00
75
00
00
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, on 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 ...

88
115

11 88

12 00

6 00

54 Edward White, Thomas Peacock .

8 00

55 Edward White

120
124

12 00
12 00

2 00
4 00

8 50

56 Thomas Cleghorn . .

8 00

39

8 00

2 20

8 50

44

3 92

2 47

4 00

52

5 09

2 95

8 37

60 Thomas Cleworth

61

4 90

1 44

5 18

61 Thomas Cleworth

63

4 85

1 64

5 30

62 Benjamin Sherlock

56

5 00

2 40

5 69

63 Peter Bawtinhimer ...

50
68

85

3 45

5 80

6 25

1 17

2 80

3 05

5 70

64 Peter Bawtinhimer

6 00

65 James Broley, Manly Benson

7 25

66 James Broley

70

3 49

1 71

7 25

67 Hugh Johnston, B.A

35

3 70

2 00

6 25

68 Hugh Johnston, B. A., Richard Hoskins.

45

11 00

5 00

8 00

69 See Windsor

*51

11 07

7 35

9 70

70 |

10

1 37

....

2 00

71 > Supplied from Windsor.

72 J

73 William H. Fife ...

13

74 See London Conference . . .

17

1 20

6 74

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.

1850 James Gray .. .

51 Edward White

52 Edward White.

53 John G. Laird

54 John G. Laird, William Hawke.

55 John G. Laird, Thomas D. Pearson

56 Francis Berry, Samuel Down

57 Francis Berry

58 William Ames

59 William Ames

60 William Ames ...

61 Edwin Clement, Phineas D. Will

62 Edwin Clement

63 Andrew A. Smith .

64 Andrew A. Smith

65 Andrew A. Smith

66 Alex. Langford, Manly Benson

67 Alex. Langford, George Mitchell, B.A

68 George Goodson, Matthew Robison

69 Joseph W McCallum, George Clark . . .

70 Joseph W. McCallum, Robert McCulloch .

71 Joseph W McCallum, Alfred M. Phillips ..

72 Francis Berry, John Smith

73 Francis Berry . ...

74 See London Conference . .

No. of
Members.

244

* 97
108
120
135

. 134
160

+ 156
231
220
198
150
140
125
125
109
116
150
170
206
215
223
243

J 256
144

Conting.
Fund.

$8 10
5 77

7 00

8 00

9 32
10 20
13 00

19 72

12 12
8 88

13 00
13 00
15 95

12 52

13 01

14 06

15 28
17 24

20 54

21 00
24 20

26 19
30 00
32 70

27 75

Educa.
Fund.

$3 20

8 00

9 25
6 58
8 92
6 75

10 00
6 86
6 96
6 20
6*25
8 76

8 09

9 13
17 50
17 50
21 00
15 00
15 09

10 20

Sup. M.
Fund.

$6 90
3 12
5 00

8 00

9 35

8 50

9 00
13 36
12 00
12 00
30 00
30 00

25 30

26 50
21 00
18 00
29 62
25 65
40 00
40 50
46 00
50 00
50 00
53 25
40 00

SAULT STE. MARIE.
A village at the head of Lake Huron, Algoma District, Ontario. -
1871 Erastus S. Curry

72 Thomas Cleworth ...

73 Thomas Cleworth.

74 See Toronto Conference

-See Sault Ste. Marie Indian Mission.

5 12
4 27

4 00

5 50

35

2 12

1 25

54

2 70

0 50

45

3 00

3 81

39

3 44

2 73

SAWYERVILLE.
A village in the township of Newport, County of Compton, Ontario. It was formerly part of the Eaton

Mission.

1871 Robert H. Smith

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

A township in the County of York,

1866 Joshua P Lewis ...

67 David Brethour

68 Alexander G. Harris . . .

69 Alexander G. Harris .

70 Thomas Jeffers .

71 John H. Robinson.

72 John H. Robinson

73 William E. Smith.

74 See Toronto Conference

SCARBORO'
Ontario. It was formerly Leslieville Mission and part of
Markham Circuit.

135

3 71

3 67

110

8 27

3 52

116

8 70

4 10

112

8 82

4 10

90

4 83

3 40

95

5 03

4 00

96

5 20

3 75

101

6 30

3 80

Distant from Goderich 20 miles.

SEAFORTH.
A village in the townships of Tuckersmith and McKillop, County of Huron, Ontario.

part of Clinton Circuit. ~ ' '
1864 Asahel Hurlburt . .

65 Asahel Hurlburt : .

66 Asahel Hurlburt .

67 William Hayhurst

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 ......

* • • •

• •

91

4 06

2 74

77

5 20

2 63

92

9 73

3 65

105

10 07

4 20

128

9 60

7 20

140

10 94

8 00

101

8 10

7 50

125

10 03

8 20

125

11 35

7 10

135

15 28

7 15

13 70

26 44
32 87

27 65

20 00

21 62

22 77
29 00

It was formerly

6 02

12 67

18 78

9 00

9 32

12 44

12 15

13 00

17 00

18 32

* St. Clair Indian Mission set off. + Mooretown set off.
§ Island Brook m on wiu

J Point Edward set off.

AOUwMl ■-SIC

WESLEYAN METHODIST CONFERENCE.

295

SELBY.

A village in the township of Richmond, County of Lennox, Ontario.

Napanee Circuit.

It was formerly part of

Yeai

Names of Ministers.

No. of
Members.

Conting.
Fund.

Educa.
Fund.

Sup. M.
Fund.

1866 David Kennedy, B.A

67 William Briden

68 William Briden

69 William Briden

70 William Halstead

71 William Halstead

73 John English

74 See Montreal Conference

*272
236
221

210
214
222
238

228

$8 50
9 00
8 25
6 04

6 00

7 25
7 42
6 69

$3 60
3 25
5 00
5 00

7 50

8 25
3 34
3 52

$20 60
10 50
10 75
10 45
10 50

12 51

13 02

14 00

SENECA.

A village and township on the Grand River, in the County of Haldimand, Ontario.

York Circuit.

1848 Thomas Cosford, John S. Evans.

49 John Baxter, William S. Griffin :.. . 300 32 00

50 Circuit divided. See Nanticoke and Glanford .. . 335 33 27

Up to 1870 Seneca formed a part of the Glanford
Circuit.

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

SEYMOUR.

It was formerly

40 00

9 38

20 00
50 00

58 80

A village and township in the County of Northumberland, Ontario. It was formerly part of the
Percy Mission. Distant from Cobourg 40 miles.

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
96
84
80
69
83
89

95
30
31
00
00
66
67

1 50
1 82
1 00
1 83
0 86

SHANNONVILLE.

A village on Salmon 'River, in the township of Tyendinaga, County of Hastings, Ontario.

from Kingston 40 miles.

1847 Daniel Wright .

48 Daniel Wright

49 Daniel Wright

50 William Chapman

51 William Chapman . .

52 Abraham Dayman . .

53 Abraham Davman . .

54
55
56

57

Nelson Brown

Luther Houghton

. Luther Houghton . .... • • ■

58 William Shannon, Donald Sutherland.

59 Richard Wilson . .

60 Garrett J. Dingman. . . .#

61 George Browne

62 George Browne ....

63 Aaron D. Miller

64 Aaron D. Miller

65 Aaron D. Miller

66 Robert Robinson

67 Robert Robinson..

68 Robert Robinson

69 Samuel Might, William J. Ford.

24

2 60

122

4 64

127

5 70

116

5 75

126

7 80

136

6 91

121

7 10

115

6 00

110

7 32

135

8 15

185

9 71

248

5 70

239

5 75

237

10 00

220

6 74

197

9 48

112

4 75'

100

3 51

97

4 07

111

4 66

102

4 71

102

5 00

201

| 9 20

37

40

1

2

1 87

2 41

80

93

00

66

60

50

0 55

•2 24

2 35

2 43

5 00

48
50
40
00
00
40
60

Distant

20
00
00
00

80
40
50
75
87
00
83
37
50
00

5 00

8 00

9 00

50
00
25

10 50
12 00
21 00

296

CIRCUITS, STATIONS AND MISSIONS.

Year

Names of Ministers.

1870 Archelaus Doxee, A. G. Knight, B.A.

71 Archelaus Doxee

72 Archelaus Doxee, John H. Ruttah . . .

73 Joseph Kilgpur, James Henderson. . .

74 See Toronto 'Conference . . . .

No. of

Conting.

Educa.

Members.

Fund.

Fund.

/
256

$10 08

$6 51

226

10 20

6 00

256

6 40

4 10

236

9 18

3 58

200

10 36

6 25

SHARON and MOUNT ALBERT.

Two villages in the township of East Gwillimbury, County of York, Ontario.
| 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.

72 See Mount Albert and Sutton

Sup. M.
Fund.

179

9 61

5 25

161

7 62

4 00

201

8 00

4 50

197

8 10

4 75

236

8 25

6 5,0

243

8 50

8 75

240

10 12

9 00

$24 32

13 00

8 00

16 22

10 12

It was formerly

14 00

9 00

18 25

18 50

19 15
23 18
23 25

SHAWBRIDGE.

A village in the township of Abercrombie, County of Terrebonne, Quebec.

Wesleyville Mission.

1865 Erastus S. Curry..

66 ErastusS. 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

It was formerly part of

62

3 00

1 35

65

0 65

1 00

70

2 30

0 85

70

1 71

1 25

59

2 54

1 08

55

3 07

1 55

68

5 06

1 80

60

2 95

2 95

60

0 30

1 02

05
00
50
00
08
50

10 66
6 25
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

103

7 67

170

1 00

152

4 42

146

5 00

203

6 12

186

6 20

, t

102

4 94

113

4 26

151

4 30

172

8 00

5 00

170

8 47

4 15

2 10
1 30

1 25

2 87
0 50

5 00
5 10
5 77
3 50
3 71

7 18

8 00

SHEFFORD.
A town and township in the County of Shefford, Quebec.

Year

Ministers.

1821 Thomas Catterick

22 Thomas Catterick

23 Matthew Lang

24 William Squire

25 William Squire .-.

26 Thomas Turner .

27 Thomas Turner

28 Richard Pope. .

29 Richard Pope. ,

30 James Booth. . .

31 James Booth.

No. of
Members.

135
156
162
159
187
105
192
196
196
86

Year

Ministers.

1832 William E. Shenstone.

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 . .

No. of
Members.

100
151
141
154
174
171
235
234
240
248
253

WESLEYAN METHODIST CONFERENCE.

297

Year

Ministers.

1843 Hugh Montgomery

44 Hugh Montgomery ....

45 Hugh Montgomery

46 Malcolm McDonald.

47 Malcolm McDonald. .

48 Malcolm McDonald. .

No. of
Members.

293
256
210
221
240
239

Year

Ministers.

1849 Rufus A. Flanders.

50 Rufus A. Flanders.

51 Rufus A. Flanders.

52 Rufus A. Flanders.

53 Gifford Dorey.
54

No. of
Members.

Year

Names of Ministers.

No. of
Members.

Conting.
Fund.

Educa.
Fund.

Sup. M.
Fund.

55 Gifford Dorey

240

56 Gifford Dorey

119

$4 78

|3 00

$6 50

57 William H. Bakewell

127

3 08

6 83

13 50

58 John Armstrong (A) . ,

113

5 00

7 00

13 60

186

2 81

4 15

6 00

60 John Armstrong (A) ....

* 266

4 08

4 06

15 75

61 John Tomkins, Joshua P. Lewis

167

5 76

4 03

10 00

62 John Tomkins, Joshua P. Lewis

160

3 81

3 00

7 45

Lawrenceville united with it.

63 Joseph E. Sanderson, M.A., Joshua P. Lewis

146

1 50

3 25

8 00

64 Joseph E. Sanderson, M.A., Alfred H. Reyriar, B.A.

180

10 33

2 31

8 25

65 Joseph E. Sanderson, M.A., William Galbraith ....

175

10 59

0 78

8 61

. 66 William W Ross, William H. Peake

204

11 34

6 87

25 30

67 John Armstrong (A), J. Halpenny

212

29 70

7 96

41 03

68 John Armstrong (A) ....

+ 204

20 05

8 10

25 50

69 John Armstrong (A). . .

152

8 86

5 18

25 00

70 Le Roy Hooker

160

13 86

7 22

31 00

71 Le Roy Hooker, William Timberlake..

163

12 90

9 75

28 50

72 Le Roy Hooker, William Timberlake

205

12 00

9 60

26 50

73 Joseph M. Hagar, B.A., William Timberlake

207

24 37

9 70

18 23

74

See Montreal Conference

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.

Knowlton set off.

1846 John Douglas

, . .

47 John Douglas .

115

48 Gifford Dorey : .

107

49 Henry Lan ton.. . ..

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

115

8 79

4 56

7 56.

64 Edward Barrass, Richard Robinson . . . . ...

115

8 95

4 68

8 07

120

13 50

4 75

17 55

66 William Hall, B.A.

100

5 73

8 78

67 William Hall, B.A

144
161

10 10

11 28

2 66
6 15

9 18

68 William Hall, B.A

11 09

69 John Borland

164

17 13

8 34

15 23

70 John Wakefield

151
123

20 67

21 00

10 00
14 00

14 89

71 John Wakefield .

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

+ Lawrenceville again set off.

298

CIRCUITS, STATIONS AND MISSIONS.

SHERBKOOKE WEST.
A township in the County of Lanark, Ontario. It was formerly part of the Mississippi Mission.

Year

«

Names of Ministers.
i

No. of
Members.

Conting.
Fund.

Educa.
Fund.

Sup. M.
Fund.

1842 William Pollard.. ....

i84

$6 40

■ ■ .-.. , .

$4 66

151

4 50

1 75

46}

47 William Cotton ...= \ .

, ,

o • • 0

• • ■ ■

48 Michael Baxter . . ..,....,

85

1 65

* ■ • M-

0 90

49 Michael Baxter

125

2 00

., 1 * »

0 50

50 Supplied from Lanark Mission .

110

6 50

0 90

. ■ •

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 > United with Lanark Mission.

58)

59 William Norton

60 John V. Wilson

60

2 00

$6 68

1 65

61 John V. Wilson

46

1 10

0 75

1 20

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.

Circuit.

1833 James N orris, 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 Jeflfers . . , „

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...
f>9 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

It was formerly part of Belleville

370

••

■ •

300

274

-. ■ °-

310

2 12

. ^ ■

258

1 83

-, • - .j

262

13 48

■ ■ ■ ■

269

8 38

353

9 90 -

370

11 40

417

4 15

r ,; ■ «'

360

4 43

■ B •

319

9 75

335

16 27

• • • •

401

16 58

J • • •

526

17 94

386

13 00

V

390

14 00

404

14 52

....

372

13 00

. ■ • ■

433

13 25

....

436

14 00

499

14 40

4 88

425

16 85

6 24

420

22 50

8 14

408

13 03

4 69

440

13 38

6 35

270

11 01

3 03

290

13 17

3 25

310

13 55

4 60

276

14 00

4 81

300

6 02

0 87

316

11 22

4 42

316

15 13

4 61

356

14 48

8 22

406

17 51

8 33

236

12 09

6 50

7 50

9 75

16 00

2 74

6 00

20 00

5 16

1 90

5 40

4 12

4 55

4 60

9 25

9 35

12 00

9 25

16 50

13 50

12 00

13 00

13 25

22 50

26 65

30 65

22 49

22 62

42 02

72 12

90 80

72 50

35 40

33 25

39 50

55 09

67 45

50 00

WESLEYAN METHODIST CONFERENCE.

299

Year

Names of Ministers.

No. of
Members.

Conting.
Fund.

Educa.
Fund.

Sup. M.
Fund.

1870 John Walton

71 John Walton

72 Thomas Cullen

73 Thomas Cullen

74 See Toronto Conference

207
219
202
187
190

13 00

14 20
9 10
9 16
5 63

7 00
5 25
5 75
5 78
5 80

45 17

46 50
36 70
50 30
55 00

SILVER ISLET.

A Mission on Lake Superior, District of Algoma, Ontario.

1872 John H. Keppel. .

73 Joseph Galloway . . . .... . 12

74 See Toronto Conference. .

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

38 Richard Phelps 407

39 Robert Corson, David Hardie 287

40 Robert Corson, C. W. M. Gilbert.. . . . 292

41 Peter Ker, Joseph Sheply. . . . . 353

42 Peter Ker, Thomas Cosford 434

43 Matthias Holtby, George Kennedy ... 453

44 Matthias Holtby, Thomas Jeffers .'...... . 454

45 Kennedy Creighton, Francis Chapman . 455

46 Kennedy Creighton, Francis Chapman 425

47 James Booth, James Gray.. . ...... . . 430

48 James Booth . . . . * 330

49 William Ryerson, Francis Chapman . . . 159

50 William Ryerson, Ozias Barber. . . ... . 278

51 Edwy M. Ryerson, John English. 182

52 Ed wy M. Ryerson. ... 167

53 Edwin Clement 1 207

54 Edwin Clement 207

55 Joseph Sheply. . .. 160

56 Joseph Sheply .. 162 16 03 7 03

57 WilliamS. Griffin.. 143 16 68 7 05

58 William S. Griffin. .... 186

59 WilliamS. Griffin.. .... .. 170

60 James Preston.. .' . . 148

61 James Preston 190

62 James Preston 167 12 18

63 William Stephenson ... 195 14 74

64 William Stephenson 188 17 50

65 Nicholas R. Willoughby, B. A.. 194 17 82

66 Nicholas R. Willoughby, B. A.. 210 19 01

67 Nicholas R. Willoughby, B. A 218 20 90

68 John Wakefield . . ... 277 26 09

69 John Wakefield 203 23 40

70 George McRitchie 235 15 00

71 George McRitchie .. 215 17 08

72 George McRitchie . . 190 17 95

73 John A. Williams . 177 18 72

74 See London Conference 189 26 20

13

00

19

18

12

f>6

14

92

16 75

10

45

20 00

20

00

20 75

21

00

21

50

6 07

/

29

10

12

16

75

9

55

8

62

12

10

12

35

16

03

16

68

10

92

19

82

14

05

18

52

75
00
63
86
68
04
9 80
6 47

10 00

11 30
16 73

11 00

12 00
10 10
10 25
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 Yonge Street Circuit.

Year

Ministers.

No. of
Members.

Year

Ministers.

No. of
Members.

1805 Thomas Madden

6 Luther Bishop

7 Robert Perry

76
100

1808 Elias Pattie. . .

10 John Reynolds. . . ....

105
130
125

Walsingham set off.

t Port Dover set off.

300

CIRCUITS, STATIONS AND MISSIONS.

Year

Ministers.

•No. of
Members.

Year

Ministers.

No. of
Members.

1811 Joseph Gatchell

12 Thomas Whitehead...

13 )

14. 1 ^° recor(l-

15 Isaac B. Smith. .

16 Nathaniel Reeder

17 ) See Hallowell and Duffin's Creek
18) Circuit. .

120
120

92
210

1819 Elijah Boardman.

21 Thos. Madden, Solomon Waldron

22 Samuel Belton .

23 Samuel Belton, John S. Attwood

25 See Oobourg . . . .

200
203
256
327
394
425
472

SMITH'S FALLS.
A village on the Rideau Canal, [in the township of if orth Elmsley, County of Lanark, Ontario. It
was formerly part of the Rideau Circuit. Distant from Perth 12 miles, and from Brockville 26
miles.

Year

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 Lever . ....

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

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 Lochead..

321

17 50

12 50

33 50

73 James C. Slater, Beni'amin Franklin

306

14 86

6 00

33 50

74

See Montreal Conference

300

16 16

7 03

32 63

207
264

310

294
285

332

SMITHVILLE.
A village situate on the River Jordan, in the township of Grimsby,
was formerly part of the Grimsby Circuit. Distant from
1856 Edward White.

57 Edward White . .

58 ( Edward White,
I John Shaw,

59 John Shaw

60 John Shaw .

61 Michael Fawcett, Shem Blanshard.

62 Jonathan E. Betts j ^ames ™ing- •

j Nelson Burns, M.A

63 Jonathan E. Betts .... . . 290

64 Joseph Reynolds, Daniel V Lucas . 284

65 Joseph Reynolds ... 242

66 Joseph Reynolds, James Moss ... . 240

67 Francis Berry, Richard W Woodsworth. 290

68 Francis Berry, David Cattenach 300

69 Alex. R. Campbell, B. B. Dundas 310

70 Alex. R. Campbell, John A. Jewell, B.A. 299

71 Alex. R. Campbell, Richard G. James 307

72 William Savage, John Jennings . . 312

73 William Savage, J. M. Harrison .. 332

74 See London Conference.. . 346

County of
Hamilton

Lincoln, Ontario.
22 miles.

It

16 00

5 00

8 05

5 05

8 10

5 05

7 85

4 00

11 63

5 20

10 00

5 00

10 48

6 00

9 00

3 40

8 01

2 05

4 53

1 05

6 25

1 68

16 46

6 55

15 02

7 39

15 50

8 00

15 60

10 50

14 19

7 99

11 90

8 00

12 00

6 10

12 00
12 65

12 00

13 07

22 31

28 00

28 18
25 00

14 21
17 10

25 10
37 79

30 00

31 00

26 70
26 30

23 00

24 00

WESLEYAN METHODIST CONFEKENCE.

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

72 United with Wallaceburg

73 James H. Stonehouse, John A. Munroe. .

74 See London Conference ... ....

142
192
190

188

$1 10
7 46
6 82
4 00

$0 25

2 40

3 43
1 00

$2 00

7 11

12 25

10 00

84
52
68
58

59
80
95
09

2 67
0 36

0 50

1 40
1 51
1 62

2 54

5 45
10 00

6 50

12
30
67
90

SOUTHAMPTON.

A village at the mouth of the Saugeen River, on Lake Huron, in the township of Saageen, County of
Bruce, Ontario. Distant from Owen Sound 32 miles, from Goderich 60 miles.

1854 George Jacques

55 William Richardson 47

56 Stephen Brownell 59

57 Stephen Brownell 64

58 Stephen Brownell 45

Paisley Mission united with it.

59 James Iveson, Nelson B. Clarke .. ... 38

60 William R, Dyre 128

- 61 William R. Dyre 107

62 United with Saugeen Mission 116

SOUTH MOUNTAIN.

A village in the township of Mountain, County of Dundas, Ontario. It is situate on the bank of the
River Nation, and is 15 miles from Kemptville, 25 miles from Prescott, and 40 miles from Ottawa.
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
260

262
259
275
265
240
228
254
272

5 15
5 90

32
10
36
29
30
10
35
05

00
43
97
13

28
20
10
40
72
90

5 10

6 25
8 37

12 06

13 83
20 00
15 00
24 00
26 50
28 10

SPENCERVILLE.

A village in the township of Edwardsburg, County of Grenville, Ontario. It was formerly part of
the Maitland Circuit. Distant from Prescott 10 miles, and from Kemptville 14 miles.

1862 William M. Pattyson

63 William M. Pattyson 180 6 00 2 25 7 50

64 William M. Pattyson 190 6 25 2 30 7 75

65 William Morton .. 204 6 50 3 00 8 00

66 William Morton 204 9 26 5 74 8 62

67 William Morton .... ... .... 204 9 27 411 10 55

68 John Holmes 234 9 28 4 15 10 75

69 John S. Evans . . •. 240 10 00 5 00 1175

70 William Sheridan ... 228 7 02 3 20 11 80

71 William Sheridan 185 7 00 3 50 12 00

72 William Sheridan 220 7 00 3 50 12 00

73 Thomas W Constable 215 6 50 3 80 12 50

74 See Montreal Conference 211 6 50 3 00 20 00

STAMFORD.
A village and township in the County of Welland, Ontario. It was formerly part of the Fort George

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. . .

336
453
524
524

41 55

302

CIRCUITS, STATIONS, AND MISSIONS.

Year

Names of Ministers.

No. of
Members.

Conting.
Fund.

Educa.
Fund.

Sup. M.
Fund.

1835 Alexander Irvine, Alexander McNab ...

438

$32 57

36 Richard Jones, Alexander McNab . . .

402

34 37

37 Thomas Bevitt, Samuel Rose .

383

32 00

367

$33 60

14 00

39 Matthew Whiting, Joseph Messmore.

277

23 00

9 12

40 Hamilton Biggar, E. Shepherd, Thomas Cosford.

287

37 27

20 75

41 Hamilton Biggar, John Law, G. R. Sanderson. .

438

23 14

19 50

42 Lewis Warner, G. R. Sanderson, William McEwen. .

375

39 10

13 48

43 Lewis Warner, James Musgrove

-* 443

28 01

16 00

44 Jonathan Scott, Joseph Messmore, Joseph Sheply... .

336

27 51

....

16 50

45 Jonathan Scott, Joseph Messmore

430

34 20

30 50

46 Reuben E. Tupper, Ephraim B. Harper.

262

24 33

....

26 27

47 Reuben E. Tupper, Ephraim B. Harper

236

26 42

17 32

48 Ephraim B. Harper, John Hunt ...

234

24 34

16 25

" 49 Now called Drummondville Circuit ...

259

24 50

20 00

STANSTEAD.

A village and township in the County of Stanstead, Quebec. Distant from Coaticook 18 miles, from

Georgeville 13 miles.

Year

Ministers.

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 . .

j? [ No record owing to the war.

15 John Lewis. .......

16 Benjamin Sabin . .

17

18 Zenas Adams, Wilder Mack

19 S. B. Haskill, S. Norris.

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
1 854, when the Lower Canada
work was united to the Canada
Conference.

John Hick ...

John Hick

23 Richard Pope ...

24 Richard Pope

Barnston united with it 5 years

20

21

22

No. of
Members.

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. .

140

...

56 Malcolm McDonald. .

145

4 75

3 37

6 85

57 Malcolm McDonald. .

154

5 40

3 48

8 60

58 William H. Bakewell . .....

158

4 18

4 88

8 60

59 William H. Bakewell

* 125

4 40

4 13

8 00

60 John Borland . . .....

tl24

4 50

4 10

8 00

61 John Borland.

97

. 6 50

4 50

12 36

62 John Borland.

104

8 71

5 25

7 50

63 John Tomkins. .

94

5 22

3 00

5 76

64 John Tomkins. .

86

3 43

3 20

4 20

65 John Tomkins

96

3 00

6 69

9 20

Chippewa set off.

t Georgeville set off.

t Coaticook and Barnston set off.

WESLEYAN METHODIST CONFERENCE.

303

Year

Names of Ministers.

1866 William R. Parker, B. A. .

67 William R. Parker, B.A

68 William R. Parker, M. A

69 Edward B. Ryckman, M.A

70 Edward B. Ryckman, M.A

71 William Hansford «

72 William Hansford, John Grenfell. . .

73 William Hansford, A. Lee Holmes, B.A.

74 See Montreal Conference

No. of
Members.

91

150

100

90

103

87

87

80

131

Conting.

Educa.

Fund.

Fund.

$3 85

$5 89

11 55

4 88

11 70

4 85

6 30

4 00

12 60

8 58

10 25

11 55

19 02

12 62

13 00

9 00

13 25

7 70

Sup. M.
Fund.

$13 70

00

75
40

STAYNER.
A village in the township of Nottawasaga. County of Simcoe, Ontario.

Nottawasaga Mission.
1869 Samuel Tucker, John A. Jewell

70 James Woodsworth, Thomas J. Reid

71 James Matheson, Robert Reynolds

72 Isaac B. Aylesworth, M. D

73 Isaac Gold

74 See Toronto Conference. .

16 00
14 00
16 23
13 25
16 98

It was formerly part of

260
240

242
94
89

13 08
13 13

10 05
3 27
3 78

10

00
22
39
41

24

25 00

25 00

20 15

5 00

5 75

STIRLING.

6 25

6 27
92
30
55
25
50

A village in the townships of Rawdon and Sidney, County of Hastings, Ontario. It was formerly
Rawdon Mission. Distant from Belleville 16 miles, and from Trenton 15 miles.

1855 John Black.. .1

56 Nelson Brown I 115 6 25 150 5 00

57 Nelson Brown.. 110 6 27 2 53 5 00

58 John English 230

59 John English, Hugh McLean 161

60 John Jackson, Richard N. Adams . . . 302

61 John Jackson t 278

62 John W., German 178

63 John Walton .... Ill 6 09

64 John Walton . . 150 4 03

65 John Walton 160 4 25

66 David Ryan ... 210 5 50

67 George Can- .. . 182 5 75

68 George Carr, William J. Young. 173 6 00

69 George Carr, Robert Davey 192 13 14

70 Charles Taggart, William Rilance . > 248 13 55

71 Charles Taggart, John Ruttan j 258 12 08

72 Charles Taggart, Samuel McCauley i 292 1158

73 William Scales, Sidney J. Shorey . . .... 267 12 01

74 See Toronto Conference. . ... .1 261 13 60

1 50

2 53
52
08
00
73
80
90
20
25
75

2 80
2 90
6 00
6 00
8 00

5 83

6 50

7 25

6 73

7 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

54
95

4 14

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.
74

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

130
167

105

6 47
6 58

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

54 Cornelius Flummerfelt

55 Ashton Fletcher

56 Alfred Andrews

56

61

58

109

5 62
5 48
8 00

4 75

5 48

2 75

Avening set off.

t Marmora set off.

304

CIRCUITS, STATIONS AND MISSIONS.

Year

Names of Ministers.

1857 Alfred Andrews

58 Charles Taggart. James Anderson

59 Charles Taggart, James Broley

60 Nelson Brown

61 Richard Pinch, Alfred McCann. . ....

62 Richard Pinch, J. Carroll Wilson

63 James Norris ... . . s

64 John Hodgson

65 John Hodgson . .

66 Thomas Hadwin

67 Thomas Hadwin. .... . . ..v . .

68 Daniel E. Gee .. .. ..

69 Daniel E. Gee.. ..

70 Daniel E. Gee.

71 W. S. McCullough, M.A., Jeremiah W. Annis.

72 W S. McCullough, M.A., Isaac N. Robinson...

to i? i. • t xr i \ H. Richardson,

73 Ephraim L. Koyl, j ThomM g^'

74 See Toronto Conference

No. of
Members.

170
232
221
204
193
150
*174
93
93
100
110
116
150
165
175
185

187

192

Conting.
Fund.

$11 97

7 22
10 27
10 26

8 21
12 30
12 80

5 00

1 94

2 07

6 53
8 05
8 23

3 05
3 85

7 83

8 00
8 10

Educa.
Fund.

$1 75
0 42
4 50
3 62
8 13
6 56
6 89

50
00
20
15
20
40
50
10
00

4' 00
4 10

Sup. M.
Fund.

$8 00
5 76

7 91

8 00

8 62

11 20
16 26
10 00

14 76
7 47

9 00

12 59

13 10

7 05

8 25

15 00

15 00

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 ... ...... 145

49 William Dignam ... . 183

50 George Case 120

51 )
g„ ( United with Blenheim ... 1 110

53 Isaac Barber. ....... ...

54 George Case .... .. 50

55 George Case 47

56 John Jackson 41

57 Thomas Cosford, Elias W Frazee 81

58 Orrin H. Ellsworth, Henry Bawtinhimer 80

59 Orrin H. Ellsworth, Stephen Bond 144

60 Thomas Cleghorn, Daniel Connolly 169

61 Thomas Cleghorn, Daniel E. Brownell 162

62 Joseph Hugill, Alexander Burns, B. A. ...... 207

63 Joseph Hugill, Henry Kellam .. 187

64 Hall Christopherson, John R. Alexander. . . 181

( William Sparling, ) Ttr
( George Leech, j

66 Hall Christopherson, George Martin Brown . . . 224

67 William Price, Ezra A. Healey . . .... 203

68 William Price 205

69 Charles Lavell, M. A .. 210

70 Charles Lavell, M. A 110

71 Charles Lavell, M. A. ... 149

72 William C. Henderson, M. A 150

73 William C. Henderson, M. A. . 172

74 See London Conference ,...,. . . . 222

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

65 Hall Christopherson,

• • ■ ■

...

3 00

....

1 50

2 00

4 37

2 00

13 28

3 03

7 00

3 25

5 60

2 00

7 25

3 00

12 16

4 51

16 00

8 00

17 51

9 25

19 00

9 60

11 51

5 52

13 11

6 86

16 19

5 08

17 00

5 00

17 15

6 02

•18 20

8 20

18 30

13 65

9 02

8 09

10 20

10 89

15 05

7 39

22 05

10 21

17 53

7 75

1 25

1 00

6 50

0 50

i 66

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

1 Some appointments given to Pickering Circuit. + Wellesley set off. J Mount Brydges set off.

WESLEYAN METHODIST CONFERENCE.

305

Year

Names of Ministers.

1859 Nelson Brown .. . . . ....

60 James A. Iveson. .

61 James A. Iveson, George Sexsmith..

62 Luther O. Rice, Samuel Hume.. . .

63 Luther 0. Rice, William H. Winans.

64 Isaac Barbec, William H. Winans

65 Isaac Barber, Joseph W. Holmes..
56 John Learoyd, Joseph W. Hoimes

67 John Learoyd, Richard Hoskins

68 John Learoyd . .

69 George Goodson

70 George Goodson .

71 Thomas Cosford

72 Thomas Cosford

73 Thomas Cosford .

74 See London Conference

Conting.
Fund.

125
127
127
148
148
170
183
265
262
266
150
150
170
173
180
162

$4 67

2 61
4 50

3 00
11 25
10 79

9 47

14 63

15 29

16 10
8 25

8 50

9 54
16 37
16 50
16 55

$2 05
0 57
2 05
70
95
81
73
24
50
15
55
00

6 75
10 00
10 00
10 00

Sup. M.
Fund.

$4 00
4 20
6 65

20
69

5
6

11 69
'23 40

24 15

25 20
27 10
29 25

20 00

21 00
36 00
40 00
40 00

STREETSVILLE.
A village in the Township of Toronto, County of Peel, Ontario.

Circuit.

1866 Charles Fish, Benjamin Clement ...

67 Charles Fish, Benjamin Clement, Thomas Cardus. . 390

68 Charles Fish, John H. Robinson 380

69 Edwin Clement, William Galbraith 402

70 Edwin Clement, W. W- Carson 375

71 Edwin Clement, Alfred L. Russell, B.A 365

72 J. Herbert Starr, William J. Jolliffe 375

73 J. Herbert Starr, Brabazon B. Dundas . ...'... . 361

74 See Toronto Conference.. . .378

SUTTON, EAST.
A village and township in the County of Brome, Quebec.
1855 Francis Hunt |

56 Francis Hunt. .. 54

57 Hiram Fowler . . . 52

58 Hiram Fowler 52

59 Samuel Teeson . . 54

60 Hiram Fowler... 53

61 Hiram Fowler.. . .. .. 49

62 Hiram Fowler 50

63 George Stenning .... 71

64 Samuel Jackson . ... . • .65

65 Samuel Jackson .... . . . . ... 49

66 Hiram Fowler . . .49

67 Hiram Fowler . . ... 49

68 Hiram Fowler.... . . /. . . 43

69 John Davies . . . . . 48

70 John Davies y 56

71 John Davies. ..'..... .. .. •■ •• 56

72 Richard Robinson .... • • 53

73 Richard Robinson . . .... 54

74 See Montreal Conference . . .55

SUTTON, WEST.

It was formerly part of Brampton

18 33

22 50

23 61
25 10

23 91

24 21

25 34

26 51

9 80
10 20
12 00
16 00
21 35
15 0J
15 00
15 00

96 00

100 00

101 00
124 65
130 45
136 52
141 60
167 15

It was formerly part of Durham Circuit.

1 50

2 40

30
00

1 00

00
62
00
50
65
48
65
70
65
53

6 43

00
00
27
00
01)
0 80
0 86
85
18
00
29
35
44
95
60
00

2 00

3 00

00
32
10

20
38
00
55

00
53
53
00
50
56

6 00

7 50

A village in the township of Georgina, County of Ontario. It was formerly part of Sharon and

Mount Albert Circuit.

1872 William Torrance

73 William Torrance

74 See Toronto Conference..

81
97

1 65
3 10

2 55

3 05

SYDENHAM.
A township on the Georgian Bay, County of Grey, Ontario

1846 John Williams. • ■■

47 John Williams ... .126 4 50

48 Edward Sallows. 122 4 80

49 John Hutchinson .... 181 5 90

50

3 71

2 75
2 50
4 59

* Adelaide set off.

20

306

CIRCUITS, STATIONS AND MISSIONS.

St.

ST. ANDREWS.
A town on the North River, in the County of Argentieul, Quebec.

Distant from Montreal 45 miles.

Year

Names of Ministers.

1841 John Armstrong, William Dignam..

42 John Armstrong, William Morton

43 William H. Williams, John Gemley

44 William H. Williams, Thomas Hanna .

45 James Hughes, Michael Baxter, James Armstrong .

46 Michael Baxter, Charles Taggart

47 David B. Madden, David C. McDowell

48 David B. Madden, Richard Wilson

49 Francis Coleman, John B. Armstrong

50 Francis Coleman, Erastus Hurlburt

51 Francis Coleman, Richard M. Hammond

52 Thomas W. Constable, Richard M. Hammond.

53 Thomas W. Constable, Silas Huntingdon.

54 Thomas W. Constable, William Scales

55 James H. Bishop, Andrew Armstrong

56 Edward H. Dewart, Edmund E Sweet ....

57 Edward H. Dewart, Edmund E. Sweet .

58 Robert Brown, Henry F. Bland

59 Robert Brown, Henry F. Bland

60 Alfred Andrews, William M. Cooley. ...

61 Alfred Andrews . .

62 William D. Brown, Alexander Campbell (B)

63 William D. Brown, Richard Robinson

64 Levi Vanderburg, Cornelius A. Jones. .

65 Now called La Chute Circuit ....

No. of
Members.

315

365
377
319
278
264
280
267
277
280
330
353
• 440
351
164
175
167
248
244
266
258
260
217
220

Conting.
Fund.

17 70
9 12
9 20

6 83

7 53

8 00
16 00
12 38

12 90

13 07
13 27
12 37

12 98

13 75
7 32

10 12

7 16

7 75

8 75
7 24
2 33
2 83
5 00
5 10

Educa.
Fund.

$5 00

50
00
50
00
45
01
60
06
10

Sup. M.
Fund.

$1

2

3

2

3

3

8

13 32
11 48

11 68

12 00
12 00

75*

50
76
63
00

72
50

00
37
25
30
75
8 00

10 00

13 26

14 15

11 00

12 00
12 50

ST. ARMAND.
So called from the name of a township in the County of Mississquoi, Quebec.

of the Dunham Circuit.

It was formerly part

1

Year^ Ministers.

i

No. of
Members.

Year

Ministers.

No. of
Members.

1818 Richard Pope..

24

1837 Wm. Squire, Thomas Campbell..

297

19 Richard Williams ,

68

38 Wm. Squire, Thomas Campbell..

298

20 Richard Williams ...

68

39 Wm. Squire, Malcolm McDonald

332

21 Daniel Hillier

79

40 R. Hutchinson, M. McDonald. . .

312

22 James Booth

163

41 R. Hutchinson, M. McDonald. . .

380

23 James Booth . ...... ...

313

42 R. Hutchinson, H. Montgomery.

370

24 John DePutron... .. .

260

43 H. Montgomery, R. A. Flanders.

486

25 Matthew Lang.

260

44 W. M. Harvard, R. A. Flanders.

500

26 Matthew Lang

260

45 J. B. Sellev, R. A. Flanders ....

531

27 William Squire ....

420

46 j W.E. Shemtone j C' Silvester- ■

261

28 William Squire ...

422

261

29 James Knowlan..

442

47 William E. Shenstone . . ...

187

30 James Knowlan, W E.Shenstone

450
405
372

48 William Sco

49 William Sco

50 William Sco

tt

31 Thomas Turner

tt

32 Ingham Sutcliffe . .

tt

33 Matthew Lang

400

51 Edmund S. Ingalls

34 Matthew Lang ...

373

52 Edmund S. Ingalls . .......

35 John Tomkins, John Borland

390

53 Gifford Dorey

36 James Booth, Richard Garrett. .

364

1854 James Norris . . .

55 James Norris ...

67

56 James Norris

73

6 50

1 50

10 00

57 Francis Hunt ...

87

7 00

2 00

11 00

58 Francis Hunt .

132

7 37

2 00

160

3 02

2 00

8 25

60 John Davies

169

3 32

5 43

6 45

61 Rufus A. Flanders. ... ...

154

4 57

3 25

4 96

62 Rufus A Flanders

148

1 27

4 51

* Grenvi

le set o

ff.

WESLEYAN METHODIST CONFERENCE.

307

Year Names of Ministers.

No. of

Conting.

Educa.

Sup. M.

Members.

Fund.

Fund.

Fund.

1863' Kufus A. Flanders . .

155

$1 75

$4 72

64 John Armstrong (A) .

178

2 57

$5 06

|5 53

65 John Armstrong*^).

180

7 50

6 48

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. Constable

159

8 60

6 80

11 25

70 Thomas Kelly

160

9 20

7 70

11 00

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

ST. CATHARINES.

A city on the Welland Canal, in the township of Grantham, County

from Niagara 11 miles, from Hamilton 32

1832 Egerton Ryerson, Joseph Messmore.

33 James Evans, John Baxter . . ... 401

34 Edwy M. Ryerson, John Armstrong .... 415

35 Thomas Bevitt, Edwv 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 Lavell. . 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

50 Wffliam Price, j JXn Itvans, \ 3°°

51 Claudius Byrne, John S. Evans .

52 Claudius Byrne, William S. Griffin..

53 George Goodson, Richard Clarke

54 George Goodson.

55 Kennedy Creighton. . .

56 Kennedy Creighton.

57 William McCullough

58 William McCullough .

59 William McCullough.

60 Robert Cooney, D.D.

61 Samuel Rose

62 Samuel Rose

63
64
65
66
67
68
69

.(Thorold set off)

Samuel Rose, Robert W Ferrier, M.A

Isaac B. Howard..

Isaac B. Howard. . .

Isaac B. Howard.. .

John Carroll

John Carroll. .

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

of Lincoln,
miles.

26 02

15 110
21 27

26 80
14 96

33 60

34 29

34 90

35 00

28 13

29 93
31 42
21 73

23 47

25 00
25 55
25 59
25 75

8 30

12 60
10 74

16 22

17 58

13 91
16 17
10 17

9 48
10 92
21 00
19 92

24 00
24 84
24 85

27 26

30 52
57 29
57 35
60 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

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 60 00

23 00 70 00

25 75 42 00

31 00 42 00

ST. FRANCIS RIVER.
So called from the name of a river which empties itself into the St. Lawrence, near Quebec.

Year

Ministers.

1810 Robert Hibbard

11 Robert Hibbard

12 Sam'l Luckey, J. F. Chamberlain
13

No. of
Members.

116

47
120

Year

Ministers.

14

15 Shipley W. Wilson.

16 Daniel Plumbly...

17 ....

No. of
Members

50
50
58

308

CIRCUITS, STATIONS AND MISSIONS.

ST. GEORGE.

A village in the township of South Dumfries, County of Brant, Ontario. .It was formerly part of
Dumfries Circuit.- Distant from Brantford 9 miles, from Paris 8 miles, from Hamilton 23 miles.

Year

Names of Ministers.

65 Thomas S. Keough,

•

No. of

Conting.

Educa.

Members

Fund.

Fund.

260

$20 02

268

19 92

$4 58

288

24 28

7 11

249

16 00

4 00

218

12 00

233

12 50

4 25

335

15 14

6 20

335

16 30

7 71

386

14 07

7 73

400

14 90

6 50

400

15 30

7 00

400

15 00

7 50

328

15 36

8 72

339

18 54

11 36

350*

19 00

9 25

316

20 14

13 00

311

15 30

9 00

300

16 30

13 00

302

13 89

7 00

308

12 80

8 16

304

13 18

6 72

Sup. M.
Fund.

$23 10

20 65

21 05
16 00
25 00
35 00

23 81

24 72
24 85
42 00
53 00

49 00

64 62
53 00
67 15
61 63
61 00
64 00
40 66
45 00
37 2»

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

60 William Lund, Phineas D. Will

61 William Lund, James Kennedy

62 Michael Fawcett, Joseph H. Stinson

63 Michael Fawcett, John N. Hewitt

64 Michael Fawcett, William Taylor . .

' William 0. Watson, B.A. |

George Robson, )

66 Thomas S. Keough, John F. German, B.A

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 Robbins.

72 Alfred Andrews, Reuben Millyard .....

73 Alfred Andrews, William H. Cairnduff

74 See London Conference

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 12 miles.

1803 Elijah Chichester, Laban Clark

4 Note. — The above laboured for a short time to form
a circuit along the banks of the Sorel, but
not succeeding were compelled to abandon it

35 John Johnston

36 Edmund S. Ingalls..
37
to
40

41 Hugh Montgomery

42 Benjamin Slight.. . ....

43 Benjamin Slight.. ...

44 Charles Churchill.

45 Robert Graham

46 James Brock. . ....

47 James Brock. . . . .

48 James Brock, Giffard Dorey

49 Matthew Lang ...
60 George H. Davis

51 George H. Davis ..

52 John C. Davidson
co I John C. Davidson,
oa ) 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 ......... . .

65 G. N. A. F. T. Dickson

66 G. N. A. F. T. Dickson

50
86
89
93
78
78
93
68

20

22

8 50

22

11 39

21

11 40

73

12 15

64

18 15

50

13 70

39

15 80

54

14 43

48

15 24

54

16 00

54

17 53

20
50
00
00

10 18

00
34

9 12
9 00
6 00
6 91

8 0&

9 95
7 57
9 73
9 00
9 20
9 22

12 70
12 31
18 00
18 00

WESLEYAN METHODIST CONFERENCE.

309

Year

Names of Ministers.

1867. John Douse.

68 John Douse

69 John Douse

70 John Borland

71 John Borland ....

72 John Borland . . .

73 John Borland

74 See Montreal Conference

No. of
Members.

54
50
64
65
65
64
56
57

Conting.

Educa.

Fund.

Fund.

$\8 00

$6 00

18 62

11 27

24 03

10 02

22 91

12 00

29 05

16 25

28 10

15 25

31 53

14 23

31 73

16 25

Sup. M.

Fund.

$20 00

27 53

29 32

40 05

32 30

21 25

76 00

149 00

ST. LAWRENCE.

So called from the River St. Lawrence. The Circuit included the townships on the south side of the

river, below Oedensburg.

Year

Ministers.

1806 Sylvanus Keeler . . .

7 Samuel Cochrane .

8 Ohandly Lambert.,

9 William Snow

10 Edward Cooper

11 i

to > No record.

14

No. of
Members.

20
43
C5
66

Year

Ministers.

No. of
Members

1815 I. Chamberlain, J. Arnold. . . .

16 W Chamberlain, J. Dempster.

17 Andrew Prindle, Thomas McGee,

18 Thos. Goodwill, Calvin N. Flint.

19 Thos. Goodwin, Thos. Demorest

20

251
231
290
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

2 18

5 96

6 29
6 31
6 53

43
54
83
90
66
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

832
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 K. 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

414

16 73

350

20 25 i

371

12 50

183

8 75

204

10 87

230

8 00

9 65

16 62

25 00

12 75

8 98

3 08

9 93

* Kirkton set off.

310

CIRCUITS, STATIONS AND MISSIONS.

Year

Names of Minister*

56
57
58
59

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

William Price

Noble F. English „

Francis Berry .*.

Francis Berry

Port Stanley united with it 1 year.

60 William McCullough, Samuel C. Philp, Jun.

61 William McCullough

62 William McCullough

63 William Ames

64 William Ames

65 William W Clarke

William W. Clarke

Lewis Warner, Thomas M. Campbell

Lewis Warner, Joseph M. Hagar, B.A

J. Herbert Starr, John Smiley, B.A

J. Herbert Starr, Robert H. Hall

J. Herbert Starr

72 G. N. A. F. T. Dickson

73 G. N. A. F. T. Dickson

74 See London Conference

66
67
68
69
70
71

No. of

Conting.

Educa. |

Members

Fund.

Fund. [

214

$6 25

219

7 87

282

12 22

305

16 35

361

24 83

374

25 75

320

27 00

326

24 18

312

20 28

327

25 60

* 405

26 27

329

24 48

$4 30

tl35

20 30

C 75

131

9 00

8 00

107 •

6 18

2 40

156

9 15

2 50-

138

9 00

3 00

140

10 00

4 00

145

12 00

4 50

150

14 40

5 18

180

14 68

7 00

160

13 25

7 00

210

17 37

7 57

253

19 65

7 88

268

21 32

9 00.

300

21 70

13 00

260

21 73

15 00

J 278

23 55

20 00

155

22 56

12 27

140

27 71

20 50

140

36 75

22 13

ST. VINCENT.
A village and township on the Georgian Bay, in
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

52 Alexander Campbell, | &YSX,

53 Alexander Campbell

54 Supplied

55 Thomas Culbert

56 Garrett J. Dingman .

57 George McNamara, William Irwin

58 John L. Kerr, Robert Thompson

59 John L. Kerr, William Sutton

60 Erastus Hurlburt

61 Erastus Hurlburt, Peter Addison

62 Erastus Hurlburt, Joseph Colling

63 William Hay, William W. Shepherd

64 Circuit divided, see Meaford and Walter's Falls

the County of Grey, Ontario.

Sup. M.
Fund.

$6 03
6 37

4 00

8 27

9 00
9 77

12 05

20 00

21 00

21 50

22 50

27 00
22 00

28 00

5 50

8 62

9 00

10 00
12 00

14 00

11 00
18 50
20 60
27 00

30 65

31 00
24 00
30 39

15 25
50 00
56 00

93

1 00

145

1 27

226

2 30

92

1 40

70

100

208

3 00

.....

190

2 00

196

1 47

212

2 87

196

3 44

140

2 10

174

2 71

258

5 35

2 40

249

2 10

397

4 20

1 20

§332

5 50

1 94

140

4 00

1 00

155

4 20

1 25

180

4 25

1 35

210

6 53

3 23

1 00

1 00

2 00
4 00

1 00

1 25

1 50
1 50
3 34
5 45
11 61
5 42
8 00
8 94
5 00
5 10
5 20
5 50

ST. WILLIAMS.
A small village in the township of Walsingham, County of Norfolk, Province of Ontario.

1870 John F. German, M.A .

71 John F. German, M.A..

72 Christopher Hamilton ..

73 Christopher Hamilton ..

74 See London Conference .

176

10 77

5 30

233

11 00

7 50

247

13 10

8 00

221

7 50

8 10

226

7 10

4 25

14
16
25

23

75
15

25 00
18 15

* Fingal set off. f Port Stanley set off.

J 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 Tamworth Mission. Distant from Kingston 37 miles.

Year

Names of Ministers.

No. of
Members.

Conting.
Fund.

Educa.
Fund.

Sup. M.
Fund.

1862 Robert Mark

63 Robert Mark, William J. Cole

64 Robert Mark, Samuel Connor..

65 Ozias Barber, Samuel Connor

66 Ozias Barber

67 Andrew L. Peterson

68 Andrew L. Peterson

69 Webster W Leech

70 Webster W Leech

" 71 William W Miller..

72 William W. Miller

73 Samuel Fear

74 See Montreal Conlerence

159
207
219
149
141
131
125
159
158
120
100
100

$2 22
2 25

30
40
40
46
70
40
17
94
00
50

$1
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
3
2

05
25
32
50
30
37
20
50
32
10

2 00

17
50
60
50
60
00
25

10 00

10 10

8 86

1 25

10 25

TEESWATER.
A village on the River Teeswater, in the township of

1856 Thomas Hadwin

57 Thomas Hadwin ...

58 Edward Sallows ...

59 Edward Sallows, David Ryan

80 William Sutton, Elias W. Frazee

6 1 Henry Bawtenhimer, G eorge Leach.

62 John Hough, John N. Hewitt

63 John Hough

64 James Whiting

65 James Whiting

66 Edward Cragg. .

67 Edward Cragg

68 Edward Cragg

69 Coverdale Watson

Culross, County of Bruce, Ontario.

70 James McCartney

71 James McCartney

72 James McCartney

73 James Laird

74 See London Conference.

49

1 00

60

1 67

74

1 08

157

2 15

1 01

160

5 50

2 00

151

2 25

1 70

*84

1 45

1 15

94

1 70

1 20

113

3 61

1 66

114

4 43

3 00

116

6 20

1 95

120

6 14

1 69

145

6 00

3 00

140

8 09

5 50

125

9 88

2 35

133

9 50

3 00

150

6 50

4 00

151

8 00

4 00

2 00

3 48

3 68

5 00

5 00

2 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

TEMPLETON.
A village and township in the County of Ottawa, Quebec
1860 Luther Houghton

61 Luther Houghton

62 John Slight

63 John Slight

64 Andrew L. Peterson

65 Andrew L. Peterson

66 David L. Brethour

67 Frederick York

68 United with North Wakefield

It was formerly part of Aylmer Circuit.

27
31
33
34
40
39
33
35

0 76

0 69

1 00

0 61

1 60

1 32

1 33

0 60

1 35

0 70

0 82

4 30

1 64

3 50

00
00
77
75
80
20
30
00

TEVIOTDALE.
A small village in the township of Minto, County of Wellington, Ontario. It was formerly part of

Wallace Mission.

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

4 18

2 16

90

4 55

2 08

98

3 02

2 09

115

3 00

2 80

136

4 23

1 46

5 20

6 15

3 45

4 57
1 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

No. of

Conting .

Educa.

Members.

Fund.

Fund.

160

214

209

209

182

249

274

321

336

358

177

......

197

234

228

280

253

240

270

239

240

240

237

$11 48

205

10 69

200

8 25

264

10 92

290

6 08

296

6 47

Sup. M.
Fund.

1804 Nathan Bangs (3 months)

to > Supplied from Detroit

16)

17 Elijah Warren

18 William Jones

19 Joseph Hickox, David C. Spore

20 EzraAdams

21 Ezra Adams, Thomas Demorest

22 William Slater, James Parker

23 James Jackson, William Griffis

24 James Jackson, Joseph Messmore

25 George Ferguson, Daniel McMullen . . . .

26 Edmund Stoney .

27 George Ferguson

28 John H. Huston

29 Richard Phelps

30

31 Asahel Hurlburt

32 Horace Dean

33

34 William Griffis! !"!!!!!!!!!:!!"!""""""

35 William Griffis

36 William Griffis, Charles B. Goodrich...

37 Stephen Miles, George R. Sanderson . . .

38 John Baxter, Thomas McMullen

39 John Baxter, James Milner

40 John K. Williston, Thomas Williams.

41 John K. Williston, Thomas Williams .

42 Cornelius Flummerfelt, Daniel Wright

43 . ...

$17 00
18 00
11 63

1

4

2

3
'2

2

20
49
50
27
34
41

THAMESFORD.
A village in the townships of Oxford and East Nissouri, County of Oxford, Ontario. Distant from

Woodstock 14 miles.

1857 Richard J. Forman

58JohnDoel "78 5 70 $3 00 5 00

59 Now called Nissouri Mission 93 3 87 150 3 63

THORNBURY.
A village in the township of Collingwood, on the south shore of Nottawasaga Bay, County of Grey,
Ontario. It was formerly part of St. "Vincent Mission. Distant from Collingwood 14 miles, from
Meaford 10 miles.

1860 WiUiam Williams

61 William Norton

62 William R. Dy re

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 60

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

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

1867 William Ryan

68 John H. Stewart,

69 John H. Stewart.

70 SeeCollfield

THORNE.
A township in the River Ottawa, in the County of Pontial.

13

33

1 00

0 77

80

1 50

2 30

70

2 90

2 50

3 25
3 28
3 63

WESLEYAN METHODIST CONFERENCE.

,313

THOROLD.
A village on the Welland Canal, in the township of Thorold, 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
Members.

Conting.
Fund.

Educa.
Fund.

Sup. M.
Fund.

1854 Thomas Bevitt, Edward H. Dewart

55 Thomas Bevitt, Richard J. FormaD

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

n JohnS. Clarke, Walter Rigsby

72 JohnS. Clarke

73 JohnS. Clarke

74 See London Conference

162
150
219
302
320
323
324
366
317
220
222
288
285
345
313
275
279
282
186
202

$11 25
10 23
13 05

13 25

14 25
16 03
19 53

15 41

16 40
16 00
14 12
18 25

18 58

19 57

22 40

23 35
23 68
23 81
16 22
16 42

$3 70

4 00
4 00

4 50
6 37
9 75
9 28

5 14
4 72
4 75

8 00

7 30

8 44
15 00
13 11
18 11
12 15
10 60

7 65

$11 37
26 00
18 00

15 00
12 00
14 00

16 57
20 25
18 59
20 00
29 00
36 48

38 57

39 00

40 08

41 60
41 75
45 00
40 00
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 90 miles
from Montreal.

Year

Ministers.

1809 Joseph Sampson

10 Joseph Sampson

11 )

to > Vacant.

14 J

15 John B. Strong

16 John B. Strong

17)

to > Vacant.
20)

21 Richard Pope

22 Richard Pope

23 Henry Pope

24 United with Melbourne

25

26 William Faulkner

27 :

28 William Faulkner

29

30 James Beckwith

31 William E. Shenstone. . .

No. of
Members.

18

15

77
18
20
29
28
28
28

1853 Charles De Wolfe, M.A

54 Charles De Wolfe, M.A

55 William Steer

56 William Pollard

57 William Pollard, Joseph L. Sanders

58 William Pollard, William Hansford

59 David B. Madden, William S. Blackstock.,

60 WilliamS. Blackstock

61 George H. Davis

62 William W. Ross

63 Samuel G. Phillips

Year

Ministers.

1832 James Knowlan

33 James Knowlan

William E. Shenstone.,
William E. Shenstone.
William E. Shenstone.

James Booth

John Raine

John Raine

34
35
36
37
38
39

40

41 Benjamin Slight

42 Robert L. Lusher.

43 Robert L. Lusher

44 Benjamin Slight

45 Benjamin Slight

46 William Squire

47 Henry Lanton

48 Henry Lanton

49 Lachlin Taylor

50 Thomas Campbell

51 Thomas Campbell

52 Charles De Wolfe, M.A.

47
29
26
26
25
25
26
27
21

98
00
00
48
50
00
50
50

No. of
Members.

33
31
28
30
26
24
20
26
36
34
49
58
59
44
41
37
46

1

50

1

67

2

00

2

00

1

53

1

50

3

00

1

73

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.

No. of
Members.

Conting.
Fund.

Educa.
Fund.

Sup. M.
Fund.

1864 Samuel G. Phillips

65 Samuel G. Phillips

66 James Armstrong

67 James 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 .

34
37
34

24
27
27
32
33
22
22
52

$2 07

2 13
1 52

3 36

52
30
40
25
00
67
72

$2 40
2 04

1 30

00
00
00
50
00
20

%$ 21
3 72

7 00
18 00

2 00
10 00
10 50
10 10
10 00
12 00

8 00

THURLOW

A small village in the township of Thurlow, County of Hastings, Ontario.

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 .' .,

It was formerly part of

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. It was formerly Lochabar Mission.

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

69
00
00
71

88

00

89

6 66

8 03

9 70

2 00
2 50

2 54

3 98
6 48

6 75

7 00
3 82
2 89

11 28

4 00
5.08

5 38
10 39

9 37
10 00

9 50
10 00

9 40
10 00

TILB.URY.
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

TILSONBURG.
A town in the township of Dereham, County of Oxford, Ontario.
1867 William F. Morrison, B.A., James Moss

68 Jonathan E. Betts, Richard G. James 334

69 Jonathan E. Betts, Walter Rigsby 291

70 Jonathan E. Betts, Edwin A. Chown, B.A 301

71 Daniel E. Brownell, Reuben Millyard i 301

72 Daniel E. Brownell, George C. Madden ! 244

73 Daniel E. Brownell, Charles Smith j 274

74 See London Conference < 294

It was formerly Bayham Circuit.

17
14
14
15
14
14

52
50
75
22
50
00

15 00

9
8
9
12
12
11
12

40
86
00
10
10
77
00

28 65
31 60
35 00
31 50
24 00
35 00
44 50

TORONTO.

The chief city of the Province of Ontario. Its name until 1834 was "York." 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 I 6

19 Samuel Belton I 65

20 Fitch Reed I 43

21 Fitch Reed, Kenneth McK. Smith | 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.

315

Year

Names of Ministers.

No. of

Conting.

Educa.

Members.

Fund.

Fund.

104

171

173

176

179

...«.

176

206

264

Sup. M.
Fund.

1822 Kenneth McK. Smith

23)

to > United with Yonge Street Circuit.

26)

27 William Ryerson

28 Franklin Metcalf

29 Franklin Metcalf

30 William Smith

81 John Ryerson

32 Alexander Irvine

Note. — 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 the Episcopal form
of Church government, for an Annual Presidency, and henceforth became the Wesleyan Metho-
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

34 Thomas Turner, Egerton Ryerson

35 Matthew Lang, John C. Davidson

36 Matthew Lang, Joseph Stinson

37^Villiam Ryerson, Joseph Stinson

38 William Ryerson, Egerton Ryerson

39 Matthew Richey, Joseph Stinson

40 Egerton Ryerson, George R. Sanderson .

255

$23 65

218

14 04

289

28 60

289

28 74

252

$48 64

26 00

262

58 62

60 00

254

57 00

74 00

197

40 00

84 00

Note. — The English Conference having withdrawn from the Articles of Union agreed 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. Sanderson was removed to
Hamilton, Egerton Ryerson being left in charge of the Adelaide Street Church.

., ,;■ , -o \ Francis Coleman,

41 Egerton Ryerson, j Igaac R Howard;

42 Alexander NcNab, Lachlin Taylor

43 Henry Wilkinson, William Price

44 Henry Wilkinson, William Pollard

45 George B. Sanderson, George Young . . .

46 John Carroll, Noble F. English ...•

47 See Toronto First ,

- 244

21 63

316

24 00

376

34 95

376

36 00

389

33 74

379

34 00

233

19 63

35 00

34 50

36 00
36 00
36 00
28 00
13 80

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.

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, 1832. 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 John Barry

33)

to > In union with Adelaide Street Church.

40 )

41 John G. Manly

42 John P. Hetherington, John G. Manly

43 John P. Hetherington, John B. Selley

44 John P. Hetherington, John B. Selley

45 William M. Harvard, Robert Cooney, John Breden..

46 William M. Harvard, Robert Cooney, John Hunt...

47 See Toronto Second

451
451
352
352
365
400

Not*;.— The George Street Church proving too small, in 1844 the present commodious
Richmond Street Church was erected. In 1847 the union with the Canada Wesleyan Conference
was renewed, and what had been known as the British Wesleyan Circuit was henceforth to be
known 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.

No. of

Conting.

Educa.

Members.

Fund.

Fund.

233

$19 63

189

19 66

229

19 67

204

32 73

212

34 25

497

52 13

493

40 87

451

42 78

400

43 48

$36 25

380

52 73

37 00

385

56 75

37 04

364

49 67

19 40

455

67 20

29 67

455

58 00

26 03

403

47 75

26 10

553

53 92

29 94

500

58 71

25 10

528

63 42

29 CO

478

49 22

28 00

293

35 16

20 00

290

35 08

18 00

313

62 04

38 83

353

70 62

88 85

226

43 32

30 37

347

43 40

39 50

262

34 65

21 00

281

158 75

87 46

481

251 53

10 9 ■

Sup. M.
Fund.

1847 John Carroll, Joseph E. Ryerson

48 John Ryerson, Samuel S. Nelles, B.A

49 John Ryerson, Sanfuel S. Nelles, B.A,

,. T ■ t, I Alexander S. Byrne,

50 John Ryerson, j Jonn g Ey&nsf '

• 51 Ephraim B. Harper, David C. McDowell

52 Ephraim B. Harper, William H. Poole

53 Wellington Jefters, William H. Poole

54 John Gemley, John Bredin

55 John Gemley, John Bredin ,.

56 John Gemley, Joseph Joues

57 John Borland, Robert Fowler, M.D

58 John Borland, John C. Ash, William H. Laird

59 J. Borland, Wm. R. Parker, B.A., Wm. E. Walker.

60 Henry Wilkinson, Wm. E. Walker, Wm. Briggs. ...

61 Isaac B. Howard, Charles Lavell, Wm. Hall, B A...

62 Isaac B. Howard, Chas. Lavell, M.A., Wm. Hall,' B.A

63 Isaac B. Howard, Wm. W. Clarke, N. Bur wash, B.A.

64 J. A. Williams, Wm. W Clarke, N. Burwash, B.A

65 John A. Williams, Hugh Johnston, B.A

66 John A. Williams, | g^g Jgfc,. B^,

67 William Stephenson, George Bridgman, M.A

68 William Stephenson, James Hannon.

69 William Stephenson

70 George Cochran

71 George Cochran

72 George Cochran

73 John Potts

74 See Toronto Conference ..

$13 80
24 50

26 50

27 50

40 00

56 00

58 50

81 85

90 00

108 00

124 00

61 00

67 87

52 28

50 00

155 00

160 00

149 04

180 00

36 00

30 00
33 00
44 00
46 00
66 75
70 00
110 00
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 off, 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 Wilkinson, 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 William Pollard, James Preston, Thos. W. Jerlery...

65 William Pollard, William Stephenson

66 George Young, William Stepenson

67 George Young, George Cochran

68 George Cochran, William J. Hunter

69 George Cochran, William J. Hunter

400

411

18 27

474

23 08

489

42 83

602

59 12

1040

63 15

1046

62 57

979

65 92

915

87 20

38 70

859

103 02

52 12

828

102 16

59 72

864

105 97

49 30

908

84 27

46 82

921

76 00

43 25

815

90 45

36 03

844

86 56

36 81

760

90 43

48 47

840

100 00

48 42

837

87 58

40*12

511

76 55

27 02

600

88 98

23 00

651

101 50

31 00

633

83 08

48 25

10 00
25 00
27 00
34 00
53 25
74 12
102 00
125 37

140 50
260 00
127 00
130 40

96 56
209 88

111 00
121 58
125 00

141 00
105 70

112 68
117 80
117 25

METROPOLITAN METHODIST CHURCH, MCGILL SQUARE, TORONTO.

WESLEYAN METHODIST CONFERENCE.

317

Year

Names of Ministers.

No. of Conting.
Members. Fund.

Sup. M.
Fund.

1870 Alexander Sutherland, Hugh Johnston, M. A.

71 Alexander Sutherland

72 Alexander Sutherland

73 Thomas W. Jeffery

74 ,See Toronto Conference

646

m 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. From

North.
1865 Edward Hartley Dewart I

66 Edward Hartley Dewart ! 274

67 Edward Hartley Dewart j 305

68 James Henry Bishop I 399

69 James Henry Bishop ! 344

70 William Smith Griffin i 360

Edward F. Goff, I

W. Wellington Carson, \

72 William Smith Griffin, Geo. H. Bridgman, M.A.

73 Samuel J. Hunter, Isaac Tovell

74 See Toronto Conference

71 William Smith Griffin

I 383

' 386

427

I 506

39

00

46

55

46

02

49

50

47

18

48

52

S 65

88

i 7'2

29

| 90

40 '

, known

as Toronto

22 40

51 60

17 40

54 26

22 15

51 50

44 30

88 00

28 06

58 50

28 75

131 50

34 14

114 50

36 62

115 11

43 66

131 95

TORONTO FOURTH.
Berkeley Street Church, formerly part of Toronto East Circuit.
1869 James Hannon

70 William W Ross

71 William W. Ross

72 William W Ross

73 John Shaw

74 See Toronto Conference

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

159

24 55

19 30

10 00

181

24 75

28 10

14 75

177

30 25

10 60

29 25

186

38 54

17 12

30 40

161

38 60

14 05

31 00

74 See Toronto Conference .

275
320
424

56 79
71 35
61 70

26 00
32 35
30 00

113 00

124 25

125 00

TORONTO— YORKVILLE.

Yorkville is an incorporated village, adjoining Toronto city. Until 1865 it formed a part of the

Toronto East or First Circuit.

1865

67

69

John Potts

John Potts

Alexander Sutherland

Alexander Sutherland

Alexander Sutherland

70 Ephraim Evans, D.D

71 Ephraim Evans, D.D

72 Nicholas R. Willoughby, M.A..

73 Nicholas R. Willoughby, M.A.

74 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
5 12

8 00
20 00
14 00
19 00
16 20
18 00
30 61

144 00
251 85
256 23
256 03
262 48
285 15
315 19
356 70
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 ..

„i -o i xt i i I Daniel McMullen,

24 Rowley Heyland, j John Huston>

25 William H. Williams, George Sovereign

26 George Sovereign, John Black ...

30

162

356
305

318

CIRCUITS, STATIONS AND MISSIONS.

Year

Names of Ministers.

No. of
Members.

Conting.
Fund.

Educa.
Fund.

Sup. M.
Fund.

i »m t v t>i i i Cornelius Flummerfelt,
1827 John Black, j John Carroll>

28 James Wilson, Henry Shaler

29 David Youmans, John Armstrong

30 Robert Corson, Henry Shaler

( Alexander McNab,

31 Robert Corson, < Samuel Rose,

( (Jacob Kennedy, )

32 George Bissell, Matthias Holtby

33 Zenas Adams, Thomas Fawcett

34 John Beatty

35 Edmund Stoney, Thomas Mc Mullen

36 Edmund Stoney, Hannibal Mulkins

37 Rowley Hey land, 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
470
494
507
581
699
563
501
426
470

$20 00

24 00

20 00

20 00

13 21

24 00

32 00

34 00

36 53

28 09

20 10

18 00

$11 00
11 30
36 55
31 12

26 15
18 00
16 00
14 64
13 48
13 10

27 63
25 69
36 70
22 11
21 53
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 102 3 26 $100' 15 50

64 John English 105 3 53 197 12 21

65 Amos E. Russ 100 3 52 2 40 12 15

66AmosE.Russ 171 8 00 4 00 15 61

67 Amos E. Russ 155 7 34 4 00 2167

68 Thomas Cobb 160 10 70 4 62 20 00

69 Thomas Cobb 180 9 00 5 35 20 00

70ThomasCobb '. 200 10 00 5 00 22 00

71 Isaac Weldon, Adolphus G. Knight 205 12 00 7 00 23 00

72 Isaac Weldon, John W Bell 232 14 28 7 00 2100

73 Isaac Weldon 269 13 06 7 11 34 02

74 See Toronto Conference 297 1117 4 09 42 25

TROWBRIDGE.
A village in the township of Elma, County of Perth, Ontario.
Nelson Brown,

1867

68

69

.70

71

( William Tucker,
William Tucker....

William Tucker,

Nathaniel Smith

Nathaniel Smith

72 John Hough

73 John Hough

74 See London Conference.

It was formerly part of Elma Mission.

136

7 10

2 45

138

7 75

7 00

127

7 80

4,00

130

7 41

4 00

145

6 05

3 80

148

7 15

3 90

148

7 60

4 33

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

73 Archelaus Doxee

74 See Toronto Conference

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

* Nelson Circuit Met off.

WESLEYAN METHODIST CONFERENCE.

319

TYRCONNELL.
A village in the township of Dunwich, County of Elgin, Ontario.

Year

Names of Ministers.

No. of
Members.

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

90

105

95

100

102

$7 89
8 00
8 10
6 00

6 25

7 06

U
4

54
60

00
00

75
08

$5 90

6 15

7 00

8 00
8 00

11 75

u.

UTTERSON.
A village in the township of Stephenson, County of Victoria, Ontario.
1873 Supplied from Bracebridge

74 See Toronto Conference.

25

UXBRIDGE.
A thriving village in the township of Uxbridge, County of Ontario.

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

It was formerly part of Prince

60

92

/ 8 01

3 00

7 50

100

7 50

4 40

7 50

110

10 30

6 29

10 34

90

11 53

6 50

12 00

105

13 25

5 50

12 25

124

12 37

5 00

18 27

V.

VESPRA.
A township .on Kempenfeltd Bay, County of Simcoe, Ontario.
1867 John H. Keppel

68 James Woodsworth

69 James Woodsworth

70 Isaac Gold

71 Isaac Gold

72 Isaac Gold

73 George M. Brown

74 See Toronto Conference

It was formerly part of Barrie Circuit.

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 a new road opened through
the county. It has appointments in the townships of Bexley, Laxton, Carden and Somerville..

1861 William Galbraith

62 William R. Barker 52

63 Now called Col >oconk Mission 57

1 00

1 75

0 30

0 79

1 (JO

VIENNA.
A village in the township of Bayham, County of Elgin, Ontario.

and from Ingersoll 29 miles.
1853 OrrinH. Ellsworth

54 OrrinH. Ellsworth 100

55 Edwin Clement j 131

56 Edwin Clement 13o

Distant from St. Thomas 28 miles,

11 02

12 00
11 35

6 27

4 00

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.

1857 Edwin Clement....

58 James Preston

59 James Preston

60 Andrew A. Smith.

61 Andrew A. Smith

62 Andrew A. 8mith .

63 John Mills

64 Henry Lanton

65 James Harris

66 James Harris

67
68
69
70

Peter M. Bawtinhimer.
Peter M. Bawtinhimer.,

Daniel E. Brownell

Daniel E. Brownell

71 William C. Watson, M.A.

72 William C. Watson, M.A.,

73 George Ferguson

74 See London Conference

(D. M. SeUll,)
Wm. Godwin,
Wm. H. Cairnduff.

No. of
Members.

Sup. M.
Fund.

168
223
201
149
140
102
190
108
108
161
190
209
212
191

245

295
295
300

$11 46
7 78

6 68

7 79

8 06
5 16

5 20

6 00

4 75
6 80
9 48
9 56
10 00
10 04

10 26

11 50

12 15
12 32

$4 85

3 18

2 22

3 65

3 72

2 05

2 20

2 50

0 94

2 86

3 00

3 80

3 92

4 75

6 67

6 00

5 55

7 30 !

$7 56
6 00

12 25
5 90
5 50
5 10
5 25
8 25

5 44
19 60
14 00
19 12
19 25
11 13

19 56

6 50
8 00

16 60

w.

/WALKERTON.
The County Town of the County of Bruce, Ontovio. It was formerly part of Hanover Circuit.

1872 Phineas D. Will

73 Phineas D. Will

74 See Toronto Conference.

85
87

8 00
8 25

3 00
3 00

9 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 James M. Clarke

56 James E. Dyer

57 George Washington, William Cross

58 William M. C. Luke

59 William M. C. Luke

60 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

61
62
63
64
65
66
67

104
142
153
172
159
178
192
191
211
220
221

206

3 63

4 28
3 05
1 50
0 74

00
14
23

85
00

6 00

4 50

25
20
00

0 50

27
15
12
53
50
10

00
67
10
25
00
20
50

2 41

3 08
7 00
6 75

10 00

11 50

WALLACEBUBG.

Aaron D.
Aaron D.

Miller. ,
Miller.

66

4 00

60

65

5 90

70

4 95

65

7 18

61

13 09

92

6 98

150

8 60

165

3 89

137

4 50

123

2 10

A village on the River Sydenham, in the townships of Chatham and Sombra, 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
56

57

58 Edward Cragg

59 Edward Cragg ...

60 Edward Cragg

61 Samuel C. Philp, jr .

I

2 00

3 16

6 10

1 15

1 Q3

3 48

1 25
5 10

5 50

2 75

6 75
6 35

3 00
3 SI
6 2i
5 00

WESLEYAN METHODIST CONFERENCE.

321

Year

Names of Ministers.

1862 Samuel (J. Philp, jr

63 William Irwin

64 William Irwin

65 Alfred McCann

66 Eobert Mark

Robert Mark, M.D

EdmundS. Shorey

Thomas Culbert

Thomas Culbert

.Richard Kerr

72 William W Edwards

Walpole Island, 70 members, united 1 year.

73 William W. Edwards

74 See London Conference

67
68
69

70
71

No. of
Members.

137

175

155

160

161

163

135

104

60

62

63

122

Conting.
Fund.

$2 25
3 00
3 02
3 08
8 00

.8 35
2
7
4
4
4

06
05
17

25
30

Educa.
Fund.

25
50
40
50
50
67
59
03
58
15
18

Sup. M.
Fund.

8 27
8 05

3 45
2 60

$7 00
7 50
7 53
7 60

10 00

11 15

4 36
9 26

5 80

6 14

6 19

7 22
4 44

WALPOLE.
A township in the County of Haldimand, Ontar io.
1838 Charles B. Goodrich

39 Cornelius Flummerfelt 64

40 William Price 72

41 81

42 Luther 0. Rice 102

43 Luther 0. Rice 135

44 Name of Mission changed to York 105

2 50

1 62

2 00

It was formerly part of Simcoe Circuit.

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 i ?ZnWakS°n' i William WiUiamS

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 JohnF. German, M.A

70 See St Williams

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 JohnC. Willmott, B.A

65 JohnC. Willmott, B.A

66 Phineas D. Will

67 Phineas D. Will, Nelson Sanders

68 Phineas D. Will, John Saunders

69 Isaac Baker, Thomas R. Reid

70 Isaac Baker, Nathan Austin

71 Isaac Baker, William M. Bielby

72 William Tucker, John Hart

73 William Tucker

74 See Toronto Conference

200

7 00

190

12 50

196

8 00

280

8 75

360

9 00

360

10 00

*470

19 80

3 36

300

15 00

3 00

332

20 96

6 37

344

12 50

5 00

353

12 48

5 34

294

11 50

3 47

294

11 97

3 75

300

9 59

3 31

280

10 11

2 65

230

16 16

1 53

228

9 07

1 79

176

5 73

5 51

t 182

11 81

4 52

152

9 47

4 33

164

10 00

4 00

176

10 77

5 30

3 05

5 05

6 50

7 00

8 00

9 00

13 34

8 00

12 62

10 00

5 27

5 73

7 89

11 98

13 00

22 00

5 02

10 58

16 55

9 00

14 07

14 23

84

3 19

1 00

86

4 77

2 11

110

5 00

2 61

123

5 14

2 64

150

6 4S

4 00

150

1 56

2 00

144

2 50

3 00

169

2 55

3 05

171

4 25

3 55

143

5 75

3 85

2 00

4 24
9 15
9 29

5 60
4 00
8 25
8 55

8 75

9 25

21

Fredericksburg set off.

t Port Rowan set off.

322

CIRCUITS, STATIONS AND MISSIONS.

, WARDSVILLE.
A village in the township of Mosa, County of Middlesex, Ontario. - Distant from London 36 miles.

Year1

Names of Ministers.

347 Solomon Waldron

48 Thomas Peacock ?

49 Edward Sallows

50 Charles Silvester

51 Charles Silvester

52 Charles Silvester

53 William Ames

54 William Ames

55 William Ames. .

56 William Ames

57 Edwin Peake

58 Edwin Peake

59 William Hawke

60 William Hawke

61 William Hawke

62 Oliver E. Burch

63 Oliver E. Burch

64 Conrad Vandusen

Euphemia united with it.

65 Conrad Vandusen, Thomas Atkinson.

66 Thomas Cleworth, Frederick York ...

67 Thomas Cleworth

68 John Webster

69 John Webster

70 Joseph Sheply

71 Richard W. Woodsworth

72 Richard W Woodsworth

73 Richard W. Woodsworth

74 See London Conference

No. of

Conting.

Members.

Fund.

57

$2 84

100

163

6 13

100

5 12

92

7 71

110

8 03

131

18 23

144

20 12

115

18 65

129

5 50

164

8 00

150'

8 00

130

7 00

145

6 56

146

4 86

147

5 19

170

7 10

199

7 56

*285

17 36

124

5 40

112

5 00

97

6 16

100

6 28

98

6 49

99

7 00

96

8 00

108

7 93

Educa.
Fund.

52
49
00
60

do

00
40

95
61
83

81
00
00
14
45
47
00
05
50
50

Sup. M.
Fund.

$2 89

4 47
4 07
4 25

6 67
10 00

8 50
16 26

7 75

8 00

9 00
6 00
4 00

4 10

5 35
5 87

5
11

89
97
8 10
7 00
10 75
10 87
20 62
20 34
13 00
12 57

WARSAW

A village in the township of Dummer, County of Peterboro', Ontario.

Lakefield Mission.

It was formerly part of

1866 Joseph H. Stinson

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

71 John W. Wicher

91

4 02

4 05

9 35

72 JohnW. Wicher

96

4 05

4 07

10 00

73 JohnW Wicher

74 See Toronto Conference

97

4 07

4 09 .

12 00

75

4 20

4 IS

13 00

WARWICK.

A village and township in the County of Lambton, Ontario.

London 36 miles.

Distant from Sarnia 25 miles, from

1840 David Hardie

56

82

137

s . . ..

241
234

0 75
3 69

0 75

45

2 12

46 Robert Corson, Thomas Williams

200
155

3 40
3 80

2 66

48 )

to , Included in Adelaide Mission. \

50)

75

5 71

2 19

84
130

7 05
10 31

2 40

1 25

Newbury set oft'.

WESLEYAN METHODIST CONFERENCE.

323

Year

Names of Ministers.

1855 Thomas Crews

56 Thomas Crews

57 Thomas S. Howard, Alexander Langford

58 Thomas S. Howard, Alexander Langford

59 William Chapman, Thomas Culbert

60 Wm. Chapman, Thomas Culbert, Ezra A. Stafford..

61 Thomas Atkinson

Thomas Atkinson

Thomas Atkinson

Oliver E. Burch

Oliver E. Burch

Oliver E. Burch

67 James Broley

68 James Broley

69 James Broley

70 William Hicks (Joseph Little]

71 See Watford

62
63
64
65
66

No. of
Members.

113

103
164
312
377
444
485
219
217
185
163
198
206
185
195
231
245

Conting.
Fund.

Educa.
Fund.

Sup. M.
Fund.

§5 20

12 25

3 10

15 00
12 00

16 00
18 00

5 00

5 58

6 00
8 70

14 13
14 21
10 82
14 38
14 40
5 35

§8 05
5 00
4 00
3 10

8 50

9 00
3 21

60
06
25
33
10
12

12 66

8 13

10 84

$1

90

10

00

12

00

16 00

12 00

15

00

13

00

7

00

8

00

10

00

23 76

25

45

27

10

25

88

29

00

29

50

28 50

WASHINGTON.
A village in the township of Blenheim, County of Oxford, Ontario.

260
266
260
252
246
230
252
276
242

It was formerly Blenheim Mission.

1866 Richard Formim, 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

WATERDOWN.

A village in the township of East Flamb5ro', County of Wentworth,

of Nelson Circuit. Distant from Hamilton 6

1854 Joseph Messmore

55 Joseph Messmore 195

56 Alexander T. Green 195

57 Thomas Jeffers 213

58 James Gray 267

59JamesGray 236

60 James Gray, William J. Hunter t 250

61 William Philp," William J. Hunter 384

62 William Philp, William J. Hunter 382

63 William Philp, William H. Laird 404

64 James Greener, William H. Laird 426

65 James Greener, William H. Laird 440

66 James Greener, Thomas A. Ferguson, Joseph Hall ... 425

67 George Kennedy, Thomas A. Ferguson 438

68 William Willoughby, John Wilson, B. A J 37 2

69 William Willpughby, John Wilson, B. A 367

70 William Willoughby, Charles E. Mclnty re 357

71 William Morton, George C. Madden 327

72 William Morton, John Bobbins 327

73 William Morton, Richard W Padgham 294

74 See London Conference 296

14 72
14 80
17 00
13 00

12 22

13 42

13 40

14 39
14 07

Ontario,
miles.

6 55
6 65

8 00
16 00
10 00
12 00
14 25

9 77
6 50

31 50

42 50

43 00
30 00

28 20

29 50
33 50

30 80

44 50

It was formerly part

16 03
16 75
13 00

11
17

00
00

14 40
23 27
27 70

25 07
30 73

26 00
16 63
22 90
25 28
13 10

15 50
15 61
22 05
22 05
22 25

3

4

7

15

00
00
82
05
37
75

12 34

11 97

13 54
9 24

6 55

7 12

5 75
15 00

12 00
10 00
12 00
12 08

6 00

16 25
23 50
15 25

17 37

17 13

18 88
29 25
29 11

41 17

42 13
51 00

41 05
64 19
64 45

42 25

43 00
41 24
45 00
58 19
48 49

WATERFORD.

A village in the township of Townsend, County of Norfolk, Ontario.

Norfolk Mission.

1867 William C. Watson, M.A

68 George Ferguson

69
70
71
72
73

Daniel V. Lucas
Daniel V. Lucas
Daniel V. Lucas
William J. Ford
William J. Ford

74 See London Conference .

80
90
100
120
132
120
115

It was formerly known as

65
30
32
01
22
45
86
36

50
90
10
00
00
44
16
65

6 00
6 00

05
43
26
03

6 65
6 75

* Arkona set off. + Wellington Square taken from Oakville Circuit and annexed to this.

t 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

Names of Ministers.

No. of
Members.

Conting.
Fund.

Educa.
Fund.

Sup. M.
Fund.

1831 Henry Shaler . . . .

32 George Ferguson, Henry Shaler . . „ . . .....

900

33 George Ferguson, James Currie . . . . . . . . :

855

$16 05

713

13 09

35 Matthew Whiting, Lewis Warner . ...'......

442

....

13 10

36 John Baxter, Solomon Snider ...

412

13 11

37 John Baxter, Lewis Warner —

365

$13 75

6 40

38 Ezra Healy, William Haw

377

17 01

13 49

39 Ezra Healy .' ......

375

25 92

24 75

40 Ezra Healy, William H. Williams .

400

27 19

9 60

41 Conrad Vandusen

456

25 71

8 00

42 Conrad Vandusen, James Currie . . . . .

480

28 34

9 00

43 Conrad Vandusen, Gilbert Miller

498

23 16

.

12 70

670

19 83

. .

13 97

45 Wellington Jeffers, Vincent B. Howard ... ....

531

28 23

20 00

46 William Haw, Vincent B. Howard . . ...

532

20 53

10 75

47 Cyrus R. Allison

*548

20 00

11 00

48 Cyrus R. Allison.. .. ..

155

10 50

7 35

49 Cyrus R. Allison . ......

212

11 14

■ . ■ .

8 05

219

11 55

9 75

217

12 00

....

9 25

52 Charles Taggart. .. .. ....

221

10 20

8 86

53 William Philp

211

-14 77

10 00

54 William Philp...*

195

15 44

. . . .

18 25

55 William Philp

196

15 57

....

20 68

56 George F. Playter, David A. Johnston

203

16 95

$5 97

25 00

57 George F. Playter, William W. Miller .

230

20 93

7 00

25 00

58 William Stephenson, Samuel Wilson

224

14 80

6 00

24 00

59 William Stephenson, Edmund S. Shorey

272

16 08

5 50

■ 24 50

60 William Stephenson, William H. Peake .

320

15 65

7 00

24 00

61 J. Herbert Starr, John Russell. .........

265

15 00

7 45

24 50

62 J. Herbert Starr, George H. Field .

298

14 00

7 00

30 00

63 J. Herbert Starr, Edmund S. Shorey

265

14 05

5 50

35 00

64 Edward A. Ward . .

271

13 12

4 79

20 00

65 Edward 4. Ward, John F. German, B.A

280

13 33

5 06

22 54

66 Edward A. Ward, Joseph H. Chant ...

285

14 43

6 00

20 10

67 George Case, William C. Washington, B.A. .

250

15 40

6 00

23 15

68 See Cataraqui

250

16 50

4 50

25 92

WATFORD.
A village in the township of Warwick, County of Lambton, Ontario.

1871 William Hicks

72 William Hicks, William J. Maxwell ...

73 James McCartney, Henry E. Hill.

74 See London Conference . . .. .. ....

It was formerly Warwick Circuit.

28 50

29 00

30 00

31 00

245

5 35

10 84

269

5 52

7 00

+ 305

5 60

6 45

270

15 18

6 60

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
158
217
202
160
234
:244
224
205
209
211

4 94
3 00

5 00

6 56
10 00

10 10

11 00
10 10
10 50

9 00

12 00

3 09

4 45

2 24

3 80

4 00

4 40

4 10

4 20

3 50

4 28

4 00
4 00
6 00
10 43
10 67
10 75
27 00
20 60
16 00
18 30
20 00

Wilton set off.

+ 16 members given to Alvinstbn Misson.

+ 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.

No. of

Members.

Conting.
Fund.

Educa.
Fund.

Sup. M.
Fund.

1854 Thomas Jeffers

55 James Harris

140

$12 00

$2 80

$8 00

56 James Harris, Benjamin S. Hoskins

175

16 16

7 08

13 50

57 James Armstrong, Benjamin S. Hoskins

214

14 24

6 37

24 62

58 James Armstrong, John V. Wilson

210

16 32

7 00

20 00

59 John Wakefield, Peter M. Bawtinhimer. .

241

12 00

6 00

12 00

60 Thomas S. Keough, James Whiting

175

14 00

6 50

17 00

61 Thomas S. Keough

217

18 10

4 82

23 00

119

9 93

3 00

10 71

63 Joseph Reynolds. .

129

8 34

3 73

11 39

64 Thomas D. Pearson . . . . ...

150

8 30

1 50

12 00

65 Thomas D. Pearson. .

125

6 07

3 15

10 50

66 Joel Briggs

123

7 48

2 20

9 00

170

8 60

2 50

15 00

68 Joel Briggs

166

8 25

2 75

25 00

69 Richard Clarke . . .

215

9 00

5 00

40 00

70 Richard Clarke, Richard G. James.

234

9 00

7 00

35 00

" 71 Richard Clarke, William F. Perley.

215

9 20

7 00

27 50

72 James Goodwin, Charles R. Morrow

260

9 50

7 50

30 00

73 James Goodwin, Thomas Gee ...

262

13 87

7 50

30 62

264

15 69

7 50

38 25

Will

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 George Case . . . . <~

52 Drummond G. Fletcher

53 John L. Kerr

54

55 Henry Bawtinhimer, William L. Scott . .

56 James M. Clarke

57 Thomas Robson

58 Thomas Robson, Phineas D

59 David Hunt

60 David Hunt, Robert Godfrey

61 James E. Dyer, David Chalmers. . . .

62 James E. Dyer, George L. Haight ...

63 Isaac Crane, John Armstrong (B)

64 Isaac Crane, William S. McCullough, B.A

65 Isaac Crane, Joseph M. Hagar, B.A.

66 Andrew Milliken, Christopher Cookman.

fio [ Included in Millbank Circuit,

69 Thomas Feather

70 Thomas Feather

71 James Woodsworth

72 James Woodsworth. ...

73 Joseph Deacon

74 See London Conference .

94

1 20

75

130

4 66

162

8 40

165

8 00

154

9 72

4 64

238

9 00

2 25

218

6 75

3 75

260

8 00

3 75

300

9 00

4 00

272

9 10

4 36

265

9 12

4 40

322

9 79

5 66

311

9 15

5 29

272

7 66

5 60

365

16 43

3 33

140

5 79

2 6i

128

4 00

2 12

119

5 14

2 29

101

6 13

2 61

103

11 18

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

1090

13

42

13 78

14

00

18

00

WELLINGTON.
A village in the township of Hillier, County of Prince Edward, Ontario. Part of Consecon Circuit.

1869 Silas Huntingdon

70 Silas Huntingdon

71 Stephen Bond. . .

72 Garrett J. Dingman

73 Garrett J. Dinnman

74 See Toronto Conference

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

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.

Circuit.

It was formerly part of Waterdow

Year

Names of Ministers.

No. of

Conting.

Educa.

Members.

Fund.

Eund.

142

156

$9 66

$10 66

161

9 00

10 00

220

19 23

10 97

253

19 45

11 14

239

19 56

6 75

228

19 35

6 25

Sup. M.
Fund.

70

1868 Thomas W. Jeffery
69 Thomas W Jeffery
i James Gray,
Charles A. Hanson,

71 Charles A. Hanson.. . . .

72 Hall Christopherson

73 Hall Christopherson

74 See London Conference,

$12 00
22 00

47 39

55 00
60 25
75 09

WESLEY VILLE.
A village in the township of Lacorne, County of Terrebonne, Quebec.

Richard Garrett . .
Thomas Campbell . .
Edmund S. Ingalls. .
Edmund S. Ingalls . .

Malcolm McDonald. .
Malcolm McDonald.

1835
36
37
38
39

40 [ Supplied by J. F. Elliott.
41
42
43

44

45 ...... . ...

46 Rufus A. Flanders.. .
47

48 .

49
50
51

52

53
to
65
56
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65

Henry Cox . . . .....

Henry Cox

John Hutchinson

John Douglas. ....

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.

120
127
123
104
100
96
126
126
126
142
174
154
170
170

96
110
140
197
171
144
226
196
160

12

60

8

00

4

87

5

90

3

65

2

00

5

63

6 30

5 57

A village and township in the County of Renfrew, Ontario.

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.

0 50

10
95
10
50
01

3 02
2 53

59

1 32

78

3 53

...

91

4 23

-jo r.

84

3 00

....

80

5 32

85

5 40

.

87

6 00

4 00

99

6 00

4 00

138

5 12

1 97

176

6 00

2 00

155

6 12

2 10

152

8 60

2 12

150

5 50

2 70

154

6 75

2 60

170

5 63

2 75

7 12

5 52

6 00
9 00
6 00
5 00

10 94
17 60
14 37

1 18

1 20

3 00

3 07

3 28

3 37

4 00

8 00

10 62

11 00

16 00

11 00

9 00

10 00

WESLEYAN METHODIST CONFERENCE.

327

Year

Names of Ministers.

1864 R. M. Hammond, George Washington, B.A

65 Richard M. Hammond, Thomas H. Walker

66 William Tomblin.

67 William Tomblin.

68 William Tomblin

69 Alexander Lester ....

70 Alexander Lester

71 John Howes, Robrrt F. Oliver

72 John Howes

73 John Howes, Samuel E. Maudsley. .

74 See Montreal Conference.

No. of
Members.

176

180
173
155
158
140
142
175
227
219
225

Educa.
Fund.

$1 83

2 65

1 28

2 26

1 24

3 00

1 50

3 25

1 75

3 50

5 00

8 01

5 20

8 75

7 15

8 88

7 40

6 21

3 26

0 13

4 70

Sup. M.
Fund.

310 15

9 73
10 50
11
11

11

00

00
00
13 50

27 50

28 00
30 50
40 00

WESTMINSTER.
A township on the River Thames, in the County of Middlesex, Ontario.

1816 John Hamilton. . . ... ...

17 David Youmans, Caleb Swazy

18 Daniel Shepherdson.

19 Alvin Torry ....

20 Isaac B. Smith, Samuel Belton

21 James Jackson, George Ferguson, William Ryerson.

22 James Jackson, George Ferguson

23 George Ferguson

■» 24 George Ferguson

25 James Jackson . . ...

26 Robert Corson

27 Matthew Whiting

28 George Sovereign, Richard Phelps

29 Asahel Hurlburt

30 Samuel Belton, Simon Huntingdon

31 Horace Dean, John Baxter ...

32 Hamilton Biggar. ...

33 Samuel Rose, Peter Ker. . . .

34 Samuel Rose

35 Conrad Vandusen, John K. Williston. . ....

36 1

to > Included in St, Thomas Circuit.

54 )

55 John Hutchinson ...

56 John Hutchinson

57 Thomas Crews

58 Thomas Crews . .

59 Thomas Crews ....

60 Luther O. Rice

61 Luther O. Rice

62 James A. Iveson

63 James A. Iveson

64 James A. Iveson

65 William Ames

66 William Ames

67 Richard J. Forman

68 Richard J. Forman

69 James E. Dyer

70 James E. Dyer

71 James E. Dyer

72 David C. Clappison

73 David C. Clappison

74 See London Conference

166
324
281
301
328
356
475
300
341
331
413
425
294
278
278
346
338
384
411
416

217
144
177
250
222
200
184
160
160
150
200
200
215
230
222
219
212
200
196

23 65
4 97

10 00
8 00

5 00
3 40

7 26

8 27
8 65
8 16

18 00
18 00
16 23
16 24
12 74
12 80
14 05
16 20
16 39

4 26
4 08
4 00
3 00

00
14
64
76

2 82

6 00

7 00

7 05
9 00
9 00

10 00

8 50
8 53

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 210 24 13 6 70 17 15

59 William Philp 238 25 46 7 00 22 32

60 William Philp 163 14 53 5 81 23 50

61 Joseph L. Sanders 146 1174 6 69 26 60

62 Joseph L. Sanders. .... 144 12 15 7 50 23 20

328

CIRCUITS, STATIONS AND MISSIONS.

Yew-

Names of Ministers.

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. ,

No. of

Conting.

Educa.

Members.

Fund.

Fund.

139

$12 20

$17 60

139

10 52

3 00

143

10 00

3 00

144

9 00

3 00

126

9 05

3 11

127

9 34

4 71

128

13 45

7 81

125

14 02

8 01

154

16 00

11 75

160

16 50

11 75

170

25 26

13 50

180

24 56

10 35

Sup. M.
Fund.

$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 2© 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 Bel ton, David B. Madden

44 Alvah Adams, George Carr ...

45 David Wright, David Jennings

46 ) . . . .

to > See Oshawa Circuit.
54)

55 David B. Madden, Alexander Drennan .

56 William Willoughby, Thomas D.' Pearson .

57 William Willoughby, Thomas D. Pearson . . .

58 William Willoughby, Alfred Andrews

59 John Hunt, Alfred Andrews . . . . . .....

L. Warner, G. N. A. F. T. Dickson,
L. Warner, G. N. A. F. T. Dickson,
L. Warner, G. N. A. F. T. Dickson,
Francis Berry, George Cochran

64 John Shaw, George Cochran

65 John Shaw, 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., j ™°s- ."*■ ^f"^ {
r I Jeremiah W. Anms )

73 Joseph E. Sanderson, M.A., Jeremiah W. Annis

74 See Toronto Conference

60
61
62
63

S. Might. .
R. 0. Wilson
R. O. Wilson

94

205
324
425
556
580
366
400
610
587
532
514
557
397
506
849
640
481
248

470
530
520
510
626
664
765
865

+ 832
490
480
438
448
457

J 485
314
319

288

276
263

—

21 42

28 28

17 06

25 37

15 03

19 00

19 50

13 75

20 50

12 12

30 27

16 73

32 00

21 80

41 37

22 07

24 00

6 00

17 52

6 69

27 67

13 29

27 71

13 51

31 48

14 02

32 11

14 06

25 53

18 05

20 20

10 00

24 67

11 00

27 08

15 75

43 17

17 37

45 74

25 00

23 00

18 00

24 00

24 00

24 50

25 00

29 28

16 00

40 46

12 37

13

00

3

10

15

38

24

40

7 00

8

42

13

88

17

00

6

40

7 00

8

00

16 00

17 00

10

20

30 35

61

80

54 00

30

10

20

00

53 00

68

10

104 51

87 55

60 00

54

00

71

65

100

00

103

00

111

00

64 00

65

00

74 00

100 00

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.

+ Bowmanville and Pickering set off.

t Oshawa set off.

WESLEYAN METHODIST CONFERENCE.

329

WILTON.

A small village in the township of Ernestown, County of Addington, Ontario. It was formerly part
of Waterloo — -Kingston Circuit. Distant from Kingston 16 miles.

Year

Names of Ministers.

No. of
Members.

Conting.
Fund.

Educa.
Fund.

Sup. M.
Fund.

1847 George Beynon, James Armstrong

48 George Beynon, Robert Lochead ,

423

$12 42
7 51

$i6 37

343

12 06

50 William McFadden, Charles Taggart. . . .'

558

9 22

14 03

51
52

John Lever, William Coleman .

477
485

15 27
14 88

15 00

John Lever, Thomas Cleghorn. .

19 37

53 John A. Williams, Thomas Cleghorn. .

525

15 00

54 John A. Williams, Abraham Dayman.

483

15 72

22 00

Loughboro' united with it.

55 Francis Coleman, Garrat J. Dingman ...

452

16 23

19 67

56 Francis Coleman, William Short. ... ....

452

13 26

$4 66

24 00

57 John W. German, John Slight. . .

472

13 92

6 00

30 87

58 John W. German, John Slight . .

495

17 50

5 67

37 00

59 William Burns, James Ash .

487

10 18

1 93

20 31

Odessa united with it.

60 William Burns, Robert Mark . . .

287

9 44

3 75

8 60

61 William Ames, Robert Mark ...

530

5 25

2 00

11 53

62 William Ames, John Salmon, B.A.. ... .

500

5 44

3 32

15 98

63 Edward A. Ward, John C. Ash .

443

9 50

5 22

17 00

V4 William Briden, William J. Cole.

473

10 17

5 75

25 55

65 William Briden, William J. Cole

* 278

8 00

3 00

13 00

66 William Briden, Webster Wesley Leech

300

9 00

3 25

14 00

67 Richard Wilson, George H. Squire, B.A

306

10 00

4 00

34 00

68 Riehard Wilson, George H. Squire, B.A

293

12 66

4 61

34 54

69 Richard Wilson, William J. Young

293

9 04

5 60

34 70

70 Edmund S. Rupert, M.A., John J. Leach

300

9 42

6 70

34 75

71

72

Edmund S. Rupert, M. A. , John J. Leach. .'

295
300

12 45
12 71

11 50
6 92

38 25

Edmund S. Rupert, M.A., James E. Werden

38 42

73 Alfred McCann, Silas J. Hughes.. .

326

12 05

6 80

38 67

74 See Montreal Conference

300

13 25

7 25

41 50

WINCHESTER.

A village and township on the Nation River, County of Dundas, Ontario.

36 miles.

1848 William McGill.... ....

49 William McGill. . ....... .. Ill

50 David Hardie. .. ... .. 140

51 David Hardie 163

52 David Hardie . . . . .188

53 Robert Brewster . 187

54 Robert Brewster. . 181

55 Erastus Hurlburt. . . . ... 181

56 Erastus Hurlburt. .... ... 166

57 Erastus Hurlburt 174

58 William M. Pattyson . . . . 219

59 William M. Pattyson 226

60 John Kiernan, Benjamin Sherlock. . . . . 264

61 John Kiernan . . 252

62 John Kiernan .... . 247

63 John Howes . . . 238

64 John Howes.. . . ... .. .192

65 John Howes.. . . . 200

66 Andrew Armstrong ... . . . 205

67 Andrew Armstrong • • •. • 199

68 Andrew Armstrong ..... 191

69 John Holmes, Richard Kerr. . 200

70 John Holmes .... '..... 298

71 John Holmes, John C. Garratt.. 304

72 Edward A Ward, William Buchanan . . 358

73 Edward A. Ward, Edward H. Taylor. . , 380

74 See Montreal Conference 400

Distant from Ottawa

8 42

5 77

6 53
5 27
3 27
8 00
8 15
8 20
8 25
8 50

8 50

9 00
1 87
9 23
9 27

7 32

5 00

6 50
6 55
6 60
6 68
5 87
9 00

11 55
11 65
13 43

•

i bb

1 25

2 00

1 30

1 75

2 02

2 00

2 00

3 19

2 00

2 00

2 10

2 15

4 20

7 16

6 00

7 25

5 53

6 23

2 75

3 60

4 53

4 55

5 10
10 00

8 00
8 25
8 50

10 00
8 00
8 75

8 90

9 25
9 30

11 71
7 68

11 00
14 25

14 30

15 50

19 86

20 00

25 50

26 00
50 00

* Odessa set off.

330

CIRCUITS, STATIONS AND MISSIONS.

WINDSOR.
The County Town of the County of Essex, Ontario.

Year

Names of Ministers.

No. of
Members.

Conting.
Fund.

Educa.
Fund.

Sup. M.
Fund.

1868 Hugh Johnston, B.A.; Kiehard 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 L. Brethour...

74 See London Conference.

45
51
70
80
90
80
75

$11 00
11 07
11 10

13 00

14 10
14 80
14 50

$5 00
7 35

11 00
14 50

12 00

13 00
13 35

$8 00

9 70

13 00

15 00

16 00
22 00
22 35

. * • •

J. . .

67

9 93

2 89

62

6 75

4 00

90
00

WINDSOK 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

WINGHAM.

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

69 Thomas Creworth, William J. Turner

70 George H. Kenney, ( — Witham)

71 George H. Kenney, George A. Schram. .

72 George H. Kenney, Robert Burns . •.

73 Henry Kellam, Samuel Sellery

74 See London Conference ..

189

• ■ ■ >

226

7 73

5 00

285

4 80

5 00

300

19 94

7 50

265

9 49

6 27

235

10 52

4 52

240

14 00

7 00

20 11
14 00
20 79
19 35
19 39
33 06

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

It was formerly part of

8 00

8 50

J2 45

12 20

13 00

WOODSLEE.

A small village in the township of Maidstone, County of Essex, Ontario.

Kingsville Circuit.

1869 James Laird

70 James Laird . .

71 Edmund S. Jones ...

72 Edmund S. Jones. ... ...

73 Thomas Hadwin

74 See London Conference ...

WOODSTOCK.

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 18 80 12 00

46 Matthias Holtby, James Gray 249 14 95 .. 7 12

47 Thomas Fawcett, John W Cawthome 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 . .. ..j 192 12 25 10 87

51 Edmund Shepherd, Drummond G. Fletcher '232 14 00 . 1100

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 28 00 10 50 34 00

61 William Stephenson, William J. Hewitt. 345 23 13 1100 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. Grimn, William Lund .1 106 15 50 5 32 18 00

Oxford set off.

WESLEYAN METHODIST CONFERENCE.

331

Year

Names of Ministers.

No. of
Members.

Conting.
Fund.

Educa.
Fund.

Sup. M.
Fund.

65
66
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
74

John Hunt, John Philp, B.A

John Hunt, John Philp, B. A

John Hunt, William Taylor. .

James Preston.. ..

James Preston

James Preston

366
371
363
* 330
180
180
171
185
230
242

$28 69
30 00
32 30
30 92
20 03

20 68

21 05

22 50

23 70
26 15

$10 48

14 05

15 20
13 30
13 00
12 47

15 62

16 00
16 00
16 00

$35 00
37 00
41 00
34 00
20 47
20 58

William H. Laird

William H. Laird

William H. Laird ...

See London Conference

23 01

34 50
46 37
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

146

148

WYOMING.

A village in the township of Plynvpton, County of Lambton, Ontario.

and from London 44 miles.

1861 Edwin Peake,

William Tucker,
William S. McCullough,
6? William Dignarn, Phineas D. Will

63 William Dignam, Samuel Hume. .

64 John Hough .

65 John Hough ....

66 William Hicks

67 George T. Richardson

68 George T. Richardson, Edmund S. Jones

69 William Taylor, John Mahan

70 William Taylor, John Mahan .

71 Ebenezer Teskey, Charles Smith . .

72 Ebenezer Teskey, George Daniel .

73 Ebenezer Teskey, George Daniel . . .

74 See London Conference. .

153
tl24
111
106
106
104
115
120
140
152
156
160
154

10 00
8 00

00
00

12 00
10 00

Distant from Sarnia 16 miles

5 00

4 50

6 30

5 64
5 47

1 80

2 50

3 50

15 25
14 50
14 00
14 00
12 00

3

00

3

10

4

00

3

35

4

66

1

50

2

00

5

00

10 75

14

50

8

00

7

00

6

10

00
00

6 50

7 02

8 00
4 25

12 00
7 42

19 68
18 00
18 50

20 10
24 22

Y.

YARMOUTH.

A small village in the township of Yarmouth, County of Elgin, Ontario. It was formerly part of

St. Thomas Circuit.

1871 Thomas Hadwin . ... ... ....

72 Thomas Hadwin.. .. . 107 9 10 5 50 12 00

73 George C. Madden . 103 9 30 3 00 12 00

74 See London Conference 143 12 36 ! 3 36 21 67

YONGE STREET.
So called from the name of the road which runs from Toronto to Lake Simcoe.

Year

Ministers.

No. of
Members.

Year Ministers.

No. of
Members

1805

6

7

8

9

10

11

12

13

14

Daniel Picket

Daniel Pickett

"30
45
45
102
111
95
95

,1815 John Rhodes

16 Isaac B. Smith

17 David Gulp

18 j if™?,8 Jackman I W.W.Rundle
( David Youmans )

1 9 David Youmans .

20 John G. Peale, Thomas Demorest

21 David Culp.

22 Daniel Shepherdson . . ....

York united with it.

163
165

Andrew Prindel

Robert Perry..

Joseph Lockwood . ...

Andrew Prindel ....

Joseph Gatchell

169
140

201

211

278

[ No Report.

278

Oxford Centre set off.

+ Oil Springs set off.

332

CIRCUITS, STATIONS AND MISSIONS.

Year

Ministers.

No. of
Members.

Year

Ministers.

No. of
Members.

1823 John Ryerson, William Slater. .

24 W.H. Williams j *■ t^00*' \

I J. Kichardson )

25 James Richardson, E. Ryerson . .

26 William Ryerson, John Beatty .

27 James Wilson, John Beatty.

28 David Youmans, D. McMullen . .

240

330

406
462
590
576

1829 James Norris, S. Huntingdon . . .

31 David Wright, George Bissell. .

32 David Wright, 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.

1836 Hamilton -Biggar, Thomas Fawcett 578 ..... $30 04

37 Hamilton Biggar, Adam Townley . , 688 $40 00 . . 25 61

38 Adam Townley, William Scott. , 690 5142 .. 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

55 Richard Jones, Benjamin Jones, Joseph L. Sanders. .

56 R. Jones, John Hunt, Edmund B. Ryckman, B.A. .

57 H. Wilkinson, John Hunt, E. B. Ryckman, B.A. .

58 H. Wilkinson, John Hunt, Wm. W Squire, B.A. .

59 Circuit divided into Yonge St. N. and Yonge St. S.

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

62 | T'CnLTF^son, \ *™*> * *■«.

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, j ™om?s E- Garbutt,

' (WW. Carson,

69 Charles Fish, W W- Carson . .

70 Charles Fish, Andrew Cunningham . . ,

71 Charles Fish, James F. Metcalfe. . .

72 John Hunt, Thomas Card us..

73 John Hunt, Edward F. Goff

74 See Toronto Conference..

No. of

Conting.

Educa.

Members.

' Fund.

Fund.

578

688

$40 00

....

690

51 42

697

69 71

625

31 67

598

36 00

706

41 20

712

36 00

• • . .

600

28 00

608

36 48

. . . .

420

30 55

....

427

30 50

436

27 48

' ....

450

28 34

452

36 14

....

464

37 15

442

40 00

....

485

42 00

530

49 20

550

44 42

$27 30

513

40 00

21 00

513

42 55

18 00

580

46 87

16 55

595

36 02

14 03

Sup. M.
Fund.

88 50
90 00
92 55
51 03
37 00

320

18 00

10 28

310

15 22

7 01

433

16 04

7 49

510

18 51

6 91

448

17 77

8 69

430

15 36

6 35

420

17 00

5 80

361

18 50

8 30

371

19 00

8 40

375

17 00

17 00

378

17 26

17 06

400

18 10

20 25

475

21 45.

13 50

+ 476

21 64

13 55

328

16 59

7 25

32 00

35 00

32 00

43 32

48 00

43 00

49 10

66 25

74 00

75 30

76 00

85 00

79 00

80 00

49 75

YONGE STREET SOUTH.
The south part of Yonge Street Circuit. It includes parts of the townships of Markham and York.

County of York, Ontario.

1859 Henry Wilkinson, James Goodwin

60 Joseph W. McCallum, Robert Fowler, M.D.

61 Joseph W McCallum, William Briggs . . .

324
273

18 03

19 10

00
10

I

19 05
23 00

* Newmarket set off.

+ Yonge Street Centre set off.

WESLEYAN METHODIST CONFERENCE.

333

Year

Names of Ministers.

1862 Joseph W McCallum, David Brethour

63 Thomas Cosford, James Graham

64 Thomas Cosford, James Graham

/.c mi. n r j \ James Graham,

65 Thomas Cosford, j ThomM Ke]ly'

66 Edwin Clement, James Hannon

67 Edwin Clement, James Hannon . . .

68 Edwin Clement, Henry Irvine .. .

69 John Bredin, James McCartney.

70 John Bredin, James Montgomery7

71 John Bredin, Andrew Cunningham

72 John Learoyd, Joseph Galloway .

73 John Learoyd, William J. Jolliffe. .

74 See Toronto Conference ..

No. of
Members.

273
302
300

288

312

291
286
260
247
251
282
254
260

Conting.
Fund.

$20 00
21 10
21 50

17 14

17 20

18 99
21 26

20 23

21 30

22 00

25 00

26 30
30 25

Educa.
Fund.

$8 00
7 33
7 50

7 00

7 00
7 08
6 01
15 00
22 35
25 00
19 89
12 50
14 00

Sup. M.
Fund.

$26 00
32 50
62 00

56 00

47 00
75 42
106 60
89 24
102 00
123 00
140 00
125 00
132 00

1873

YONGE STREET CENTRE.

It was formerly part of Yonge Street North Circuit.

Thomas Cardus,
Thomas S. Keough,
74 See Toronto Conference ..157 9 86

28

14 00

It was

YORK.

A village in the township of Seneca, on the Grand River, County of Haldimand, Ontario.

» formerly part of Walpole Mission.

1844 Sylvester Hurlburt, William Ames . . . .

45 Sylvester Hurlburt, Joseph Sheply 146 9 67 8 74

46 Sylvester Hurlburt, John Goodfellow .. 168 19 60 14 12

47 Thomas Demorest, Thomas Cosford .... 178 18 80 ... 14 00

48 Now called Seneca — which see 234 31 28 . . 39 57

YORK.

(See Toronto, p. 314.)

YORKVILLE.
(See Toronto, p. 317.)

■fe*

THE

MISSIONS

OF

%\ft (Kanaka HUsUjjatt dtmitxmu.

Methodism has been essentially missionary in its work from its begin
ning. In the Conference held at Leeds in 1769, John Wesley, as President o
the Conference, rose from his chair and said, " We have a pressing call fron
our brethren in New York [who have built a preaching house], to come ove
and help them. Who is willing to go ? " The answer was, Richard Boardmai
and Joseph Pilmoor. In 1770 the name of " America " appeared for the firs
time in John Wesley's list of Stations, with four names annexed, viz., the twi
above mentioned, and Robert Williams and John King. Now after the lapsi
0f one hundred and ten years we point with gratitude to the Churches, th
Colleges, the Ministers, the Local Preachers, the Members, the Home am
Foreign Missions, and exclaim, " What hath God wrought ? " The annals o
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 ii
1824, than it was resolved to establish a Conference Missionary Society, o
which the Rev. Thomas Whitehead was the first President. The income o
the Society during the first year of its operations was $144.08. In giving i
list of the Missions we have adopted a classification which we think will hel]
to a correct realization of the extent of each group of Missions, and at th
same time show how one field after another has been occupied in the name o
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 h
1824, was the establishment of Missions among the Aboriginal Tribes o
Canada. In various ways the Providence of God seemed to draw the heart,

WESLEYAN METHODIST CONFERENCE.

335

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 in 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.

Note. — 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.

ALDEEVILLE.

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.

Year I

Names of Missionaries.

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,

48 William Case,

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.

William Ames
William Ames

No. of

Conting.

Members.

Fund.

85

83

96

93

91

91

91

90
on

Sup. M.
Fund.

Mission.
Fund.

87

83

SI

92

115

122

116

113

118

132

$1 00

14
24

50
50
52
70

SI 18

1 05

2 15
2 20
2 25
2 30
2 35

?70 42

The portion embracing the white membership was called Alnwick Circuit, and the Indian mem-
bership and work was called Alnwick Mission.

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 66

81

. . .

....

72

1 24

1 82

64

1 00

1 75

63

1 05

1 28

75

1 93

1 35

69

1 00

2 00

58 07
45 07
53 58
70 00
53 48

59 66
62 92

336

INDIAN MISSIONS.

Year

Names of Missionaries.

1863 Sylvester Hurlburt, John Sunday

64 David B. Madden, John Sunday..

65 David B. Madden, John Sunday. ,

66 David B. Madden, John Sunday. .

67 David B. Madden

68 David B. Madden ...

69 James A. Ivison. . . ...

70 James A. Ivison. . . .

71 James A. Ivison

72 ..

No. of
Members.

81
60
62
57
49
50
42
44
41
41

Conting.
Fund.

II
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1

00
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
25
20

Sup. M.
Fund.

$1
1
1
1
1
2
2
2
2
2

57
40
40
40
50
50
00
50
60
00

Missioi
Fund.

$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 Missi
again was designated by the old name of

ALDERVILLE.
1872 William Andrews, Charles W. Hawkins . . . 174 7 91 27 00 229 54

73 William Andrews, Frank Keam . .. . 174 7 95 17 00 208 15

74 See Toronto Conference.. .. ... 174 8 00 ' 20 90 203 82

I

AMHERSTBURG.
A village in the township of Maiden, County of Essex, Ontario." Until 1833 the Indian members i
this Mission were under the charge of the ministers stationed on Amherstburg Circuit, which see.

Year

Missionaries.

No. of
Members.

Year

Missionaries.

No. of

Members

1833 Supplied from Gosfield

34 Benjamin Slight

35 Benjamin Slight

36 Jonathan Gladwin. . . .

37 Supplied... ..

20
20
44
51
36

1838 Supplied, ...

39 William Scott

40 William Scott .

41

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 Superio
about 45 miles above Sault Ste. Marie. It first appears on the station list connected with Micl
picoton in 1861 under the charge of James Asquabe. The Indian band resident here numb
about 50.

1862 George Blaker .

63 Native Teacher..

64 Native Teacher. .

65 Native Teacher.. .

17
17
17

66 Native Teacher..

, I Supplied from Garden River

74

Mission. .

17

BEAUSOLIEL ISLAND.

This Island is situate in the Georgian Bay, Province of Ontario. It is distant about 8 miles fro:
Penetanguishene. The soil is very sandy, hence the Indians residing on it have been great]
discouraged in cultivating it. Their crops have been frequently scorched up and withered, as
consequence they have been led to leave their homes and scatter abroad in search of a livinj
The Mission for this cause has not made rapid growth.

1847 William Herkimer : ...

48 William Herkimer

49 William Herkimer ...

50 Horace Dean . . ....

51 Horace Dean .

52 William Herkimer .. ....

53 William Herkimer .. . .

54 Stephen Brownell.

55 Edward Sallows

56 Edward Sallows

57 Edward Sallows ......

58 William M. Cooley.. .

59 William M. Cooley . .

Note. — In 1860 a new and more extended Mission was formed, under the name of Christia
Island, Beausoliel Island, and French River — whjchsee.

34

45

3 00

61

8 00

36

6 53

69

3 66

8 25

69

1 00

4 00

64

60

■ ■ • •

60

WESLEYAN METHODIST CONFERENCE.

337

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 45

$12 02

76

0 25

0 60

77

0 25

1 00

77

76

1 00

64 Edward Sallows .... ... ■ .

60

1 50

65 Edward Sallows ...

67

1 50

66 Edward Sallows .... ...

67

25 50

67 John Doel . . . . .

67

„o \ John Doel, j
| William Herkimer, \

65

15 10

67

47 84

70 John Doel ... .

74

41 38

fi William Herkimer

86

51 50

72 Thomas Williams

82

36 35

73 Thomas Williams

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 Rive

r.

1860 Allan Salt . :

....

61 Allan Salt v

40

62 Allan Salt

91

0 97

71 63

63 Allan Salt ....

103-

1 00

84 33

64 Allan Salt.

116

1 00

65 Allan Salt . .

133

1 00

66 Allan Salt ! 137

0 22

181 28

67 Allan Salt

135

125 60

139

6 42

69 Erastus Hurlburt

141

••

0 50

66 08

* 85

0 55

27 30

71 Erastus Hurlburt . . . . . . ....

100

1 00

39 88

72 Erastus Hurlburt . . . .

101

: 6 37

1 10

30 00

73 Joseph H. Stinson . . . ' .

102

J 0 42

2 30

48 50

74 See Toronto Conference .. .......

60

28 50

COLDWATER.

A village in the township of Medonte, County of Simcoe, Ontario.

It was foi

•nicrly part

of Lake

Simcoe Mission.

1836 Gilbert Miller. ....

i • ' '

37 Gilbert Miller

79

5 48

38 See Lake Simcoe Mission ....

81

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, which 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

110
118
132

French River and Shawanaga with 64 members given to Parry Sound Mission.

22

338

INDIAN MISSIONS.

Year

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 MeNab, )

\ 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 . . .

No. of
Members.

140

140

132

112

85

78

89

140

130

129

122

166

81
122
136
140
152
146
136

Conting.
Fund.

$8 83
5 00

62
26
50
62

Sup. M.
Fund.

Mission.
Fund.

$6 67

a 12

5 52

6 00
4 50

2 54

F.

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.

G.

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 .... ... 64 0 50 0 50

55 George McDougall.. 60 100 0 50

56 George McDougall ...... . . 55

57 Thomas Hurlburt 54

58 Allan Salt ... . 84

59 Allan Salt 120

60 William Harkimer .. .

61 Edward Sallows .......... , . , . 17

62 Edward Sallows . 23

63 Edward Sallows .... . . ,,,... 36

64 Samuel Down 31

65 Samuel Down.. ... .... 23

66 Samuel Down ... 23

67 Samuel Down

68)

69 > Supplied from Sault Ste Marie.

70)

71 Erastus S. Curry..

72 Erastus S. Curry . . 54 2 70 4 27

73 Erastus S. Curry 50

74 Sec Toronto Conference ... .... -21

0 25 j 3 25

0 50 I 6 00

1 00 ! 6 00

4 00

$30 00

41*28
62 80

62 26

GEORGIANA 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

Names of Missionaries.

1822 Alvin Torry

23 Alvin Torry, Thomas Demorest

24 Alvin Torry . . r

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 JohnC. Willmott, M.A.

73 Erastus,Hurlburt

74 S'-e London Conference..

No. of
Members.

30

100

' 192

110

58

125

220

174

230

160

170

155

160

168

140

125

91

104

52

30

135

180

176

243

240

288

164

140

143

140

140

140

68

73

115

136

135

183

130

205

230

232

237

170

159

165

163

71

117

69

67

69

$9 50

11 35

9 57

11 03

7 50

8 00
00
25
90
50
00

1 25
1 00
3 00
3 10

0 75

00
36
40
23
25
47
45
70
73
31
28
33
38

$4 75
5 45
5 50
8 20
00
50
75
00

1 37

2 14

3 40

1 00

10
12
62

68
00
25
35
10
20
30
75

2 75

3 27
3 81

$44 62

75 40

80 00

63 00

31 93

44 16

79 63

103 27

88 71

90 44

134 33

118 78

113 57

103 02

105 80

127 48

53 30

77 74

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 t ... .... j .... i

28 William Smith I 118 I .... ' .... I

340

INDIAN MISSIONS.

Year

Names of Missionaries.

No. of
Members.

1829 )

30 > Supplied from Belleville.

81 J

32 William Case. . . ...

33 Supplied from Belleville. .

34 Jonathan Scott . ,

35 John Sunday .......

36 Sylvester Hurlburt.. . .

37 See Alderville. ....

H.

123

125

118

108

81

42

113

93

85

Conting.
Fund.

Sup. M.
Fund.

Mission.
Fund.

HIAWATHA.

An Indian village on Rice Lake, in the township of Otonabee, County of Peterboro'. Ontario. It was

formerly known as Bice Lake fission.

1862 David B. Madden ... 56 $3 00 $50 20

63 David B. Madden 55 ... 3 00 52 95

64 Thomas Williams . . ... 49 $2 15 3 00 58 30

65 Thomas Williams 69 2 49 3 27 53 65

66 Thomas Williams 51 1 60 2 45 44 36

67 Joseph Reynolds 47 158 1 50 49 54

68 Joseph Reynolds .. 59 0 75 2142

69 Robert Brooking.. 55 0 75 . 32 82

70 Robert Brooking.. 53 0 78 0 35 37 32

71 Robert Brooking 48 0 80 0 50 42 45

72 Robert Brooking ... 46 0 62 0 55 35 25

73 Robert Brooking.. ... 43 0 85 . .. 43 54

74 See Toronto Conference.. ... 45 0 90 1 00 i 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 of the Seminary of St.
Sulpice, has become historic, we have gleaned the following, chiefly from a tract issued by the
" Protestant Defence Alliance of Canada " :

" In the early part of the last century the Iroquois and Algonquin tribes of Indians resided
on the Island of Montreal. That Jiiey 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 grant was made of 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, or 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. Thift
proving too small, a site was purchased for 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 of 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

Xavier Rivet

Abraham Sickles. ....-,

Abraham Sickles

110
146
205

209
221

Abraham Sickles

See Montreal Conference. ...

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 15

56 See Michipicoton and Pic River ' 41

M.

MANITOULIN ISLAND.
A large Island in the northern part of Lake Huron, Province of Ontario

1871 Thomas Hurlburt

72 Thomas Hurlburt 14

73 William Sutton . 14

74 See Toronto Conference 25 $120 $2 40

$10 00

2 25

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 James Ashquabe

60 George Blaker . .

61 James Ashquabe

62 James Ashquabe

63

"i

22

22

40

....

66

66

24

MORAVIANTOWN.
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.

Yew

Names of Missionaries.

No. of
Members.

Conting.
Fund.

Sup. M.
Fund.

Mission.
Fund.

1852 Orrin H. Ellsworth . .

53 Stephen Miles

74

$1 59

$1 37

54 John Sanderson, James A. Ivison. . . ...

61

4 31

5 12

55\ ..

57

4 50

5 60

$88 00

56 1 . .

40

■ ■ . *

57 I I

-g VSupplied from Bridgenorth, J " ' ...

36
31

••

20 00
10 43

59

30

26 05

60/ ... .

27

31 20

61\

24

35 80

62 1

26

17 05

63 1

26

• • i .

64 VSupplied from Lakefield .

21

24 63

65 i

1 57

66 1

5 70

67/

22

31 50

gg J Supplied from Lakefield and Warsaw j

43

43

7 00
31 50

70 James W. Sloane.

47

25 30

71
72

David Hardie . . . ....

47
44

19 17

John Hodgson

73 William Craig

74 See Toronto Conference . .

44

28 36

50

....

14 20

37
38
39

40

41
42

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 Solomon Waldron

36 Solomon Waldron .
Solomon Waldron .
Solomon Waldron .
Solomon Waldron

Solomon Waldron,

Peter Jones,
Peter Jones.
Peter Jones

43 Peter Jones, David Hardie, Abraham Sickles

44 Cornelius Flummerfelt, Abraham Sickles

45 Solomon Waldron, Abraham Sickles . ......

46 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 i3

4 00

222

3 40

5 00

209

5 00

292

2 00

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.

343

From 1852 to 1863 this Mission appears in the Minutes of Conference under the double name of
Mount Elgin and Muncey.

Year

Names of Missionaries.

No. of Conting.
Members. Fund.

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, Wra. H. Musgrove, Abraham Sickles

63 William H. Musgrove, Abraham Sickles

226
227
•228
216
217
234
243
220
205
202
182
182

$i 80

78
43
00
20
50
75
75
50
50
00

1 00

Sup. M.
Fund.

S10 40
10 50

13 00
16 00

14 20

Mission.
Fund.

00
00
00

2 00
2 00
2 00
1 00

;«123 07

100 83
93 16
88 62

59 32
76 62
71 56

60 50

From 1864 to 1866 the Mission is known in the Minutes by the single name of Muncey.
1864 Francis Berry, Abraham Sickles 138 100 100 43 00

65 Francis Berry, Abraham Sickles . . 142 156 44 65

66 Francis Berry, Abraham Sickles 128 150 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 . . ... . j

"68 Reuben E. Tupper, Peter German

69 Reuben E. Tupper, Peter German, Abraham Sickles

70 Reuben E. Tupper, Peter German, Abraham Sickles J

In 1871 the Mount Elgin School and the Mission work is again united under one superin-
tendency.

1871 James Gray ... . * 145 i 1 50 , 3 70 41 91

72 Ephraim Evans, D.D., Allan Salt 117 2 00 ! 2 95 76 72

73 Ephraim Evans, D.D., Allan Salt 123 I 2 10 I 2 50 110 87

74 See London Conference. . . . 70 } j 2 00 76 25

128

1 50

■2 50

56 49

134

1 30

3 50

62 63

138

1 31

3 53

76 08

141

1 34 1

3 58

57 74

N.

68

72

69

0 27

65

0 68

57

0 77

55

0 62

57

0 47

0

43

0

68

1

03

1

05

0

27

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. . 67 . Ill

Colpoy's Bay united with Newash.

52 Conrad Vandusen

53 Conrad Vandusen ....

54 Conrad Vandusen

55 Conrad Vandusen 65 ! 0 68 0 68 9 00

56 Conrad Vandusen ....

57 Conrad Vandusen 55 ' 0 62 1 05 15 50"

58 See Cape Crocker

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, Delewares, and Onondagas.

1848 William Ryerson

49 United with Simcoe Circuit.

50 Rowley Heyland.. ... ...

51 Rowley Heyland

52 David Wright

53 David Wright .

54 Matthew Whiting..

55 Matthew Whiting.

* Thirty members given to Oneida Mission.

87

1 75

84

1 00

74

0 37

100

2 08

100

5 10

125

6 00

1 50

...

2 07

3 85
10 00

79 37

344

INDIAN MISSIONS.

Year

Names of Missionaries.

1856 Matthew Whiting.

57 David Wright

58 David Wright..

59 Thomas Williams

60 Thomas Williams .

61 Thomas Williams

62 Thomas Williams

63 Thomas Williams .

64 Thomas Lawson. . ,

65 Thomas Lawson . .

66 Thomas Lawson . .

67 Thomas Lawson . .

68 Thomas Woolsey . .

69 Thomas Woolsey. .

70 Thomas Woolsey. .

71 Thomas Woolsey. .

72 Elisha Tennant .

73 Elisha Tennant .

74 See London Conference

No. of
Members.

115

118

120

120

112

107

114

104

86

86

75

76

75

75

82

88

82

82

70

Conting.
Fund.

$2 00
2 18
1 75

96

88
77
12
12
12
12
12
00
00
00
00
33
38

Sup. M.
Fund.

$1 75
2 37
2 25

4 25

2 25

3 50
3 25

00
00
00
00
50
50
00
00
20
00

Mission.
Fund.

$33 00

50 57

75 79
64 62
56 15

47 61

63 03
49 40

49 o:

48 9.
62 50
68 69
59 89

76 29
86 18

64 03
92 08
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

72 William Cross..

73 William Cross

74 See London Conference .

30

11

18

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 Tucksr. . . .. .. .. 20 ... 22 25

71 Samuel Tucker . . 50 . . 68 65

1872 Samuel Tucker 54 . . 105 30

73 John C. Willmott, M.A. .... . . 68 . . ... 95 70

74 See Toronto Conference , „ . , 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.

PIGEON RIVER
Is situate at the head of Lake Superior, where lies the boundary between the United States and

30

....

44

■ * • >

41

....

••

. ..

1857 James Ashquabe.

Canada.

WESLEYAN METHODIST CONFERENCE.

345

R

RAMA.

An Indian Reserve in the township of Eama, 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..

46 Horace Dean

47 Horace Dean . . .

48 Horace Dean

49 Horace Dean

50 William Steer. . .

51 William Steer

52 Horace Dean

53 Horace Dean

54 Horace Dean

55 Peter Jacobs.

56 Peter Jacobs

57 George McDougall

5$ 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 . .

No. of
Members.

126

77

95

91

89

77

55

64

64

64

63

63

99

82

112

87

91

96

95

91

82

90

111

110

111

118

123

116

111

Conting.
Fund.

43
43
10
53
60

0 75

1 66

6 23

0 50

1 00

0 55
0 45
0 50
0 75
0 75
0 80
0 85

0 90

1 00

1 66

1 00

2 80

3 00

Sup. M
Fund.

$5
1

43
75
00
00

82
47

2 00

0 30

0 83

1 00

1 50

2 00
0 50
0 75
0 75

0 90

1 05
1
1
1
1

'!

11 31

12 64
11 03

10
25
30
45
00
00

Mission.
Fund.

$21

43

29

40

29

40

38

25

71

14

77

98

186

26

141

83

132

20

120

00

123 65

129

69

98

00

48

88

65

29

74 72

105

13

136

60

181

14

260 32

RICE LAKE.

The name given to an Indian settlement on Rice Lake,

Peterboro', Ontar

1825
26
to
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49

George Bissell .

> United with Cavan.

James Evans.

Daniel McMullen

Daniel McMullen.

Gilbert Miller . .

Gilbert Miller

William Case, Sylvester Hurlburt, John Sunday .

Sylvester Hurlburt

Sylvester Hurlburt..

John Sunday

John Sunday .... ...

John Sunday

John Sunday

f United with Alderville Mission.

John Sunday ....

John Sunday

Robert Brooking, John Sunday. .

Robert Brooking, John Sunday

Robert Brooking, John Sunday ....

in the township of Otonabee, County of
•io.

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.

77
80
101
69
69
47
47
47
60
58
67
66

Conting.
Fund.

$0 75

0 80

1 00
0 96

Sup. M.
Fund.

1 12
1 00
1 12
1 50

6 00

1 00
1 25

1 00

2 00

3 00

Mission.
Fund.

$16 30

37 57
57 87
79 42
112 73
55 33
50 20

s.

SAUGEEN.

*

An Indian village in the township of Saugeen, on Lake Huron, County of Bruce, Ontario,
from Kincardine' 35 miles, and from Goderich 70 miles.

Distant

1833 John Benhani

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 Copway. .... ...

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 JohnK. Williston.

62 JohnK. 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

i 66

147

1 00 *

1 00

116

,

100

0 37

1 25

109

1 00

1 53

119

1 35

1 50

94

1 48

1 25

105

97

i

76

• • • •

6 87

73

0 50

0 50

64

1 00

0 50

54

54

6 69

6 43

63

0 50

0 50

58

0 70

0 50

70

1 00

0 26

68

0 60

0 20

100

1 05

0 25

113

2 50

0 34

105

1 30

1 00

108

0 85

0 12

110

1 00

0 20

93

93

» . • •

75

. . . •

59

, ,

• • t t

73

72

6 si

i oo

66

0 60

1 20

64

0 70

1 70

25 12

li 83

19 98

20 43
16 00

32 64
27 75
48 82
43 15
32 70
32 98
60 93
46 98
58 42

WESLEYAN METHODIST CONFERENCE.

347

SAULT STE. MARIE.

A village at the head of Lake Huron, on the St. Marie River, Algoma District, Ontario,
formerly supplied from Garden River Mission.

It was

Year

Names of Missionaries.

»

No. of
Members.

Conting.
Fund.

Sup. M.
Fund.

Mission.
Fund.

1864
65
66
67
68
69
70
71

Samuel Down] | Garden River Mission' j ".'... '.

Samuel Down

Samuel Fear

4
15
35

$2 12

$l'25

$104 00

Samuel Fear . .

Samuel Fear ...

Erastus S. Curry.

34 10
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.

1846 George B. Butcher . .

47 William Steer, Matthew Connor ... . . . . 37

48 William Steer... .. . 23

49 {A local supply) 23 100

50 Stephen Miles (Cartright Mission) . . ... 37

51 John Sanderson (Cartwright Misson). . .. .36

52 John Sanderson (Cartwright Mission) 34

53 Charles Fish, (Bowmanville Circuit) . . . 30

54 Thomas Hanna (Cartwright Mission) . .... 30

55 Thomas Hanna (Cartwright Mission) . 25

56 William Richardson (Cartwright Mission).. . . 20

57 "William Richardson (Cartwright Mission) .. . .14 11 03

58 David A. Johnston (Cartwright Mission) 14 : 4 30

59 John Law (Prince Albert) . . . . 25

60 John Law (Prince Albert) . . . . 25

61 John Law (Prince Albert) ... 25

62 Charles Silvester (Prince Albert) .. . 23

63 Charles Silvester (Prince Albert) 14

64 Charles Silvester (Prince Albert) . 14

65 Thomas Stobbs (Prince Albert) ... 14

66 Thomas Stobbs (Prince Albert) 14

67 Thomas Stobbs (Prince Albert). .. .14

68 Henry Reid (Prince Albert) 14

69 Henry Reid (Prince Albert) 14

70 Henry Reid (Prince Albert) 14

71 Alfred McCann (Prince Albert) . . 14

72 Alfred McCann (Prince Albert) . 12

73 Samuel C. Philp, Jr. (Prince Albert) j 12

74 See Toronto Conference.. ... ... .( 20

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. " 16 !

71 Samuel Tucker. . . ' . . . . 18 j 60 65

72 Samuel Tucker 20 . . . . j .... 43 98

73 JohnC. Willmott, M.A 30 .... ! ... 48 46

74 See Toronto Conference... . 37 t 62 54

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. 51

43 Horace Dean 57

44 Ezra Adams (Newmarket Circuit) 56 0 49 0 95

45 John Baxter (Newmarket Circuit) . 59

46 John Baxter (Newmarket Circuit) 60

47 William Young (Newmarket Circuit) .... 60

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

. ■ . .

52

....

....

52 Robert Lochead (Newmarket Circuit).

52

....

. • ■ .

50

....

....

50

$1 79

$5 98

51

. .. $10 25

56 George T. Richardson (Holland Landing Mission). . .

54

2 50

1 00

. ■ • ■

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 43

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 66

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 66

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.
25
to
33'

34 James Evans

35 James Evans

36 James Evans

37 James Evans, Thomas Hurlburt .

38 John Douse .

39 John Douse .

40 John Douse ....

41 William Scott.

42 William Scott.,

43 William Scott. .

44 William Scott..

45 William Scott..
William Scott.
William Scott.

46
47
48
49

United with Sarnia Mission.

50 John K. Williston

51 William Herkimer .

52 Robert Brooking, William Herkimer.

53 Robert Brooking, Allan Salt

54 Solomon Waldron . . .

55 Solomon Waldron ....

56 Solomon Waldron

57 Solomon Waldron

58 Thomas Hurlburt

59 Thomas Hurlburt, James Thornton. . .

60 Thomas Hurlburt.

61 Thomas Hurlburt

62 Thomas Hurlburt, James Ashquabe. .

63 Thomas Hurlburt

64 Thomas Hurlburt ....
W illiam Price,
Joh n Doel,

66 Erastus Hurlburt

67 Erastus Hurlburt

65

50

94

108

153

166

131

166

160

115

115

....

203

208

175

, ,

160

150

1

151

6 43

179

179

2 50

190

0 90

155

1 35

190

1.00

151

2 25

223

1 20

218

1 25

213

2 50

296

1 50

210

1 50

213

1 50

214

1 50

200

1 50

215

152

••

1 87

0 75

2 10

3 00
1 CO
1 25

00
75
50
00
00
00

1 50

1 00

67 15

74 87

50 87

55 48

120 25

64 51

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349

Year

1868

Names of Missionaries.

Allan Salt

69 Allan Salt

70 Allan Salt

71 Allan Salt.. ..

72 George Goodson

73 George Goodson

74 See London Conference .

No. of

Conting.

Educa.

Members.

Fund.

Fund.

193

185

$2 13

185

190

$0 50

2 71

199

0 51

0 61

134

1 50

1 00

1 134

• r * ■

Sup. M.
Fund.

$40 66
10U 15
63 53
49 89
99 84
65 65
47 00

w.

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 reijuest 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 of the
Chiefs and his people renounced Paganism, and requested to be admitted as members of the
Methodist Church.

1857 William Herkimer, William M. Cooley

i

58 Solomon Waldron, William Herkimer

105 |

59 Solomon Waldron, William Herkimer

130

17 87

186

61 Solomon Waldron, William Herkimer

134 1 00

1 40

21 34

62 William M. Cooley. ...

103 !

63 John K. Williston

121 i

5 12

64 John K. Williston

114

65 Thomas Hurlburt

125

66 John Doel. . .

119

32 98

67 William Hicks.

119

16 15

68 Solomon Waldron

115

1 30

20 53

69 William Cross

121 i

20 00

70 William Cross.. ....

119

1 00

38 65

71 John^Russell, (Sombra Mission)

142 ' 1 10

2 00

91 86

72 Wiliam W. Edwards, (Wallaceburg Mission).

70

12 93

73 James H. Stonehouse ....

70

17 55

74 See London Conference..

73

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 Wesleyan 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 RIVEE and MORLEYVILLE.
A Mission to the Blackfeet Indians, in the Bow River Valley — near the Rocky Mountains, 800 miles
distant from Edmonton. The Mission is named Mori eyville in honour of the Rev. William
Morley Punshon, LL.D. The mission was commenced in 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

Missionaries.

Members

Mission,
fund.

Year

Missionaries.

Members

Mission.
Fund.

40)

to > Robert F. Rundle

49 )
50

1866
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
74

John McDougall.. .
Peter Campbell.
Peter Campbell. ...
Peter Campbell

i34
140
140
140
135
109
109
109

$250 00
250 00
250 00

53)

54 Henry Steinhaur

55)

to > Thomas Woolsey . . .

65)

George McDougall.
George McDougall .
George McDougall .
See Toronto Conference .

300 00
530 00
455 50
243 00

1855

LAC LA BICHE.
A Mission station on the north of the Saskatchewan River.

1860 See White Fish Lake .

55)

to > Henry Steinhaur . . .

59

LAC-LA-PLUIE.
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 mouth of the beautiful 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 William Mason

41 William Mason

42 William Mason
43)

Peter Jacobs

to
49
50
to
53

Vacant.

to ^ Allan Salt .

57

58

59 \

60 James Ashquabe.

61

Vacant .

WESLEYAN METHODIST CONFERENCE.

351

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.

1840 James Evans

41 James Evans.

42 Jas. Evans, Peter Jacobs.

43 Jas. Evans, Wm. Mason.

44 Jas. Evans, Wm. Mason.

45 Jas. Evans, Wm. Mason.

46 )

to > William Mason
53)

54 Thomas Hurlburt

55 Thomas Hurlburt.

56 Thomas Hurlburt.

Members

135
140

Mission.
Fund.

Year

Missionaries.

1857 Robert Brooking

58 Robert Brooking

59 Robert Brooking .

60 George McDougall.

61 George McDougall.

62 George McDougall.

63 George McDougall . .

64 Charles Stringfellow

65 Charles Strirfgfellow

66 Charles Stringfellow

67 Charles Stringfellow

68 See Missions in Manitoba

embers

Mission

Fund.

140

153

164

164

165

167

206

. . • •

206

• • • *

177

«...

170

$24 06

170

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 1838 and in 1849.

1854 Robert Brooking

55 Robert Brooking

56 Robert Brooking

Charles Stringfellow. . •
60 I

6i ;

90

99

83

116

122

1862
63
64
65
66

67) (

68 See Missions in Manitoba

Charles Stringfellow

• John Sinclair

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

65 George

66 George

67 George

68 George

69 George

McDougall

McDougall

76

McDougall ...

76

McDougall

176

McDougall . .

177

McDougall ...

177

1870 George McDougall .. .

71 Peter Campbell

72 Peter Campbell

73 Peter Campbell

74 See Toronto Conference.

177

159

78

70

70

100 00

182 25

162 00

44 75

1860 '
611
62 I
63
64
65|
66 1
67

WHITE FISH LAKE.

It was formerly Lac la Biche Mission, from which it is distant about 40 miles.

80
80

Henry Steinhaur..

Henry Steinhaur..

60
60
66
70
79
80
80
80

|jl868) \

1 1 69 J- Henry Steinhaur <

i! 70} (

!: 71) I

|: 72 } Henry Steinhaur <

!; 73} (

1 1 74 See Toronto Conference .

80
102
126
126
126

WOODVILLE.

A Mission Station 56 miles south-west of Edmonton, named after the Rev. E. Wood, D. D.,

Superintendent of Canada Missions.

1871 John McDougall ...I .. I II 1873 Henry Steinhaur 1 83 I

72 John McDougall .1 83 I " 74 See Toronto Conference .1 83 I

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, can only be understood by those who reside in 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 Borland,
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.

1872
73

74

Edward De Gruchy ...... ........

Edward De Gruchy

30
35

...

$5000
23 00

, CHAUDIEKE.

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

DURHAM.
A village and township in the County of Drummond, Province of Quebec.

1860 Joseph A. Doriou
61

20

FARNHAM.
This Mission included Stanbridge, Dunham, Sutton, St. Armand, and St. Cozaire.

1857 Amand Parent . . . . . , , . . , , i

58 See St. Armand I 11 I . I .: I

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 . . ... ...,...:,,.

68 Joseph A. Dorion

69 Mission discontinued

WESLEYAN METHODIST CONFERENCE.

353

KNOWLTON.

A village in the township and County of Brome, Quebec. The Mission extended from Grass Pond,

in Bolton, to Sutton, in Brome, a distance of 24 miles.

Year

Names of Missionaries.

No. of
Members.

Conting.
Fund.

Sup. M.
Fund.

Mission.
Fund.

1871 John Syvret . . . . . .

72

$21 '66

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

18 00
20 15

MAGOG.
A village and township in the County of Stanstead, Quebec. This Mission extends into the seven
townships of Stanstead, Magog, Oxford, Hatley, Barnston, Barford, and Compton. It was
formerly known as Stanstead Mission.

1860 Thomas Charbonell

61 Thomas Charbonell

62 Thomas Charbonell .

63 Thomas Charbonell . .

64 Thomas Charbonell.

65 Thomas Charbonell . ,

36

59

70

• • •

43

40

31

18

10 00

14 95
14 (10

10 77

MELBOURNE.
A town in 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 .... 34

63 Henry Mauny ... . . 45

64 Henry Mauny 42

65 Henry Mauny . . 20

66

67 Xavier Rivet

68 Xavier Rivet

69 See Montreal Conference, French Mission . . .

MYSTIC.
A small village in the township of Stanbridge, County of Missisquoi, Province of Quebec.

1873 M. Sadlier. . I . . . . i . . . . I . . I .

74 Mission discontinued ...'.... I ' '

NAPIERVILLE.
A village in the township of De Lery, County of Napier, Province of Quebec.

1871 Amand Parent . . i .... i ... i • • i

72 Mission discontined . . I .... I . • • • I ■ • • |

P1ERREVILLE.
A village in the township of Pierrville, County of Yamaska, Province of Quebec.
I860 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.

2
2

0
0

\

354

MISSIONS TO THE FRENCH.

Year

Names of Missionaries.

1864 Joseph A. Dorion

65 Joseph A. Dorion

66 Joseph A. Dorion
67

No. of
Members

20
20
17
12

Conting.
Fund.

$1 00

Sup. M.
Fund.

$3 25

Mission.
Fund.

$20 61
7 00
7 00

ROXTON.

A village and township in the County of Shefford, Quebec. This was the first French Mission

' organized. It embraced within its bounds, Acton, Bolton, Stukely, Magog and Stanstead.
1856 Thomas Charbonell ...

57 Thomas Charbonell ,

58 Thomas Charbonell

59 Thomas Charbonell

60 Thomas Charbonell . . . . . . ....

61 Supplied from Magog 69 „ . .'. 10 00

Now called South Roxton Mission.

62 Alexander La Clair . . . .

63 Alexander La Clair. . .

64 Alexander La Clair . . ...

65 Alexander La Clair .. 58 2188

66 Amand Parent . . .. . 41 ... 2 50

67 Amand Parent . 47 . . 4 55

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 . .

21

■ ■_.•■'■

22

• ■ ■ ■

50

,.. , ... .,

• ■

106

> ■ ■ ■

69

'47

47

58

• • ■ •

41

- a . a

47

• u • •

40

a 0 ■ •

40

1 ■'■

40

a a a a

75

■ a

57

. . ■ •

55

26

....

15 50

50 66
23 55

SHEFFORD.

The name of a village, township a nd County in the Province of Quebec. This Mission embraced the

following seven places, viz.. Stukely Mills, Waterloo, Canaan, Adamsville, Shefford Mountain,

North Shefford and North Stukely.

1871 Thomas Charbonell

72 Thomas Charbonell .52 . . 86 80

73 Joseph A. Dorion . . 16 . . 34 00

74 See Montreal Conference 21 | 10 60

SHEBBROOKE.
A town in the township of Ascot, County of Sherbrooke, Province of Quebec.

1873 Thomas Charbonell. .. .. .1 , 1 .. 1

74 See Montreal Conference • • I ! • • I ■ ■ I

STUKELY.
A village and township in the County of Shefford, Quebac.
1865 Staphen Chartier

66 Stephen Chartier . . . . . ....

67 Stephen Chartier . .

68 Stephen Chartier ... 13 .... 7 00

69 Supplied from Eoxton

70 Supplied from Roxton ...

71 Included in Shefford Mission

SWEETSBURG.
A village in the township of Dunham, County of Missisquoi, Quebec. This Mission includes Granby,

j 01 onenoi

"is

-a, <^ueD8c.

13

• • a ■

....

13

• • a a

....

13

a a . •

• • • *

1873 Thomas Charbonell

74 See Montreal Conference . .

East Farnham and Sutton.

27

50 00

ST. ARMAND.
A village in the Parish of St. Armand, County of Missisquoi, Province of Quebec.
1858 Amand Parent ...

59 Amand Parent . .

60 Amand Parent . . .... 0

61 Amand Parent ...

62 Amand Parent .... . .

63 Amand Parent.. .

64 Amand Parent.. ....

65 Amand Parent ...

22

22

'.■••a

11

a ■-. ■-. *

a fl , ,

16

, t

29

. ,

23

a • a .

18

. .

. a .

10 00
9 30

15 '66

WESLEYAN METHODIST CONFERENCE.

355

IV.

MISSIONS IN BRITISH COLUMBIA.

'* Methodism," said the late Bishop Emory, " is in itself a Missionary Sys-
tem." This has been one of her chief characteristics. Year after year new
fields of evangelistic toil have been entered upon, churches have been erected,
the Gospel has been proclaimed, and souls have been saved. In carrying out
that spirit of progression which had marked the history of Canadian Methodism
from the beginning, the Missionary Committee at their annual meeting in the
autumn of 1858 resolved to send her agents to the Pacific Coast. Accordingly
in December, 1858, the Revs. Ephraim Evans, D.D., Edward White, Ebenezer
Robson and Arthur Browning were sent to that distant mission field. The
labours of these brethren, and of others who have since gone to that Province
have been largely confirmatory of the expectations of the Missionary Com-
mittee. Among the Chinese and Indian population a good work has been
carried on. Victoria has become self-sustaining and is doing her part in assist-
ing to sustain mission work in 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 the celebrated gold mining region, chiefly on Williams' Creek, about 450 miles
from Yale. The whole region is rich in mineral deposits.

Year

Names of Missionaries.

No. of
Members.

Conting.
Fund.

Sup. M.
Fund.

Mission.
Fund.

1868
69
70
71
72
73
74

Thomas Derrick

10
11

9
14
10

9

$7 00

$15 00
188 25

Joseph Hall

Joseph Hall

FORT HOPE and FORT YALE.

Fort Hope is a village on the south side of the Fraser River, about 60 miles from New Westminster.
Fort Yale is a small town, 20 miles above Fort Hope, at the head of the lower navigable waters
of the Fraser. From Fort Yale the stage road for Cariboo starts.

1859 Ebenezer Robson

60 Ebenezer Robson

61 Arthur Browning ....

62 Arthur Browning . . ... .... 10 00

63 Ebenezer Robson . . . . 5 00

64

1868

INDIAN TRIBES.

68)

to > Thomas Crosby . .

74 See Toronto Conference

356

MISSIONS IN BRITISH COLUMBIA.

NANAIMO.

A village 60 miles from Victoria, nearly opposite the mouth of the Frazer River.

Yenr

Names of Missionaries.

No. of

Conting.

Sup. M.

Mission.

Members.

Fund.

Fund.

Fund.

1859 Arthur Browning

61
62

Ebenezer Eobson

$33 50

63 Edward White

30

$10 00

130 63

64 Edward White ,..

38

150 00

65 Edward White

45

20 25

175 00

66 Ephraim Evans, D.D

43

21 00

272 50

67 Ephraim Evans, D.D

37

125 80

68 Edward White . .

46

7 80

124 45

69 Edward White . .

46

4 00

600 00

70 Edward White

78

4 50

574 25

65

41 80

72 Thomas Derrick

93

589 30

73 Thomas Derrick .

82

152 00

73

....

5 00

155 00

NEW WESTMINSTER.
This was for some time the capital of British Columbia. It is situate on the north side of the Fraser

River, about 17 miles from its mouth.

Edward White

Edward White

Edward White

Edward White

Edward White ... ....

63 Arthur Browning

64 Arthur Browning

65 Ebenezer Robson

66 Edward White

1858
59
60
61
62

67 Edward White

68 Arthur Browning

69 Arthur Browning

70 Cornelius Bryant

71 Amos E. Russ

72 Amos E. Russ

73 Amos E. Russ, M. A. , James Turner . .

74 See Toronto Conference

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

15 00
314 50
377 24
435 00
316 95
110 50
252 00

180 13
125 00

96 00

181 25
131 25
163 00

SUMAS and CHILLIWHACK.
Settlements on the rivers of those names, between New Westminster and Fort Hope
1870 George C. Clarkson

71 George C. Clarkson

72 Cornelius Bryant 77 109 25

73 Cornelius Bryant . 97 141 60

74 See Toronto Conference 114 ... 2 00 157 10

The Capital of British Columbia.

VICTORIA.
Situate on the south-east of Vancouver Island
San Francisco.
1858 Ephraim Evans, D D

59 Ephraim Evans, D.D

60 Ephraim Evans, D. D

61 Ephraim Evans, D.D..

62 Ephraim Evans, D.D., Daniel V Lucas 60

63 Ephraim Evans, D D., Daniel V. Lucas 70

64 Ephraim Evans, D.D., Ebenezer Robson 75

65 Ephraim Evans, D.D., Arthur Browning. . ... 76

66 Arthur Browning. . 60

67 Arthur Browning. . .... . . 43

68 Amos E. Russ 50

69 Amos E. Russ 56

70 Amos E. Russ . . ... . . 101

71 William Pollard .. 106

72 William Pollard 123

73 William Pollard.. 132

74 See Toronto Conference.. .... . 175

700 miles north of

20 00

135 30

289 25

311 43

7 05

279 10

16 50

111 00

7 00

154 75

14 00

126 00

33 00

116 00

7 '0

306 00

9 00

350 50

10 00

389 30

WESLEYAN METHODIST CONFERENCE.

357

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 congregation 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 the 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.

1860 Karlos Schmidt
g, \ Karlos Schmidt,

William M. C. Luke,

62 William M. C. Luke.

63 Carl Allum

64 Carl Allum . ...

65 Carl Allum .

66 Stephen Kappele . . .

67 See Thome Mission

No. of
Members.

16
24
61

Conting.
Fund.

Sup M.
Fund.

Mission.
Fund.

$7 00

i6 66

19 25
26 00

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 city in the year 1860-61.

1860 Charles Freshman, D.D

61 Charles Freshman, D.D

62 Charles Freshman, D.D

63 Charles Freshman, D.D

64 Stephen Kappele

£5 Stephen Kappele..

25

75

38

$3 11

23

$0 80

2 00

23

1 65

2 25

42 68
31 30
69 00

358

MISSIONS TC THE GEKMANS.

Year

Names of Missionaries.

i om i Jacob Freshman,

1866 | Carl Allum,

67 Carl Allum ...,,.„ ...

68 Carl Allum

69 Stephen Kappele.. , ...

70 Stephen Kappele..

71 Stephen Kappele

72 Stephen Kappele

73 Charles S. Eby, B. A., Henry Meyers..

74 See London Conference .... . . *

HEIDELBURG.
A village in the township of Woolwich, County of Waterloo, Province of Ontario.

1867 Jacob Freshman, E. J. Schesser, Wilhelm Andree. . . I

68 Jacob Freshman, E. J. Schesser, Wilhelm Andree. . . 57

69 United with Preston Mission . . .... . 44 | 1 00

PRESTON.

No. of

Conting.

Sup. M.

Members

Fund.

Fund.

33

$2 28

.$4 00

36

2 05

3 00

52

3 52

4 07

62

57

3 72

4 50

46

4 60

5 00

14

2 30

2 47

13

2 18

3 00

28

2 40

4 00

Mission.
Fund.

2 08

A village in the township and County of Waterloo, Ontario.

1863
64
65

66

67
68
69
70
71
72
73
74

Freshman,

Stephen Kappele

Charles Freshman, D.D., Jacob Freshman.
Charles Freshman, D. D., Jacob Freshman .

Charles Freshman, D.D., j g^™^

Charles Freshman, D.D .

Charles Freshman, D.D

Wilhelm Andree ....

Wilhelm Andree

Charles S. Eby, B.A., Wilhelm Andree .

Charles S. Eby, B.A

Stephen Kappele, Henry Krupp

See London Conference

13
66

109

*55
+ 50
fil
50
53
66
69
67

0 45

1 00

10
00
00
00
08
05
78
70

3 00

75
00

1 00

25
00
90
25
00

$69 00

61 70

137 25

146 60

171 60

126 25

60 92

74 83

97 90

112 01
99 55

22 70
104 39

171 54

104 14

58 00

33 91

38 86

110 92

200 68

178 96

165 88

RANKIN.

A small village in the township of Wilberforce, County of Renfrew, Province of Ontario.

formerly part of Eganville Mission.

1869 Carl Allum . . . . . . ;

70 Carl Allum 90 130 2 45

71 Carl Allum.. . 97 150 3 00

72 Carl Allum, Thomas E. Morden, B.A 100 3 62 5 46

73 Carl Allum, Thomas E. Morden, B.A., H. Meyers. . 105 1 80 5 12

74 See Montreal Conference 115 2 36 3 95

It was

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 Stephen Kappele, Anselm Schuster . .
68 See Vennacher ....

61

88

0 50

1 00

0 54

1 00

26 00
31 25

VENNACHER.

A small village in the township of Abinger, in the County of Addington, Ontario.

Thorne Mission.

1868 Stephen Kappele, Anslem Schuster .

69 Anslem Schuster

70 Included in the Rankin Mission

88

100

33

00
00

It was formerly

1 00

2 25

31 25
29 71

* Paris set off. t Three appointments given to Heidelburg Mission. J Heildeburg again united.

WESLEYAN METHODIST CONFERENCE.

359

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
74

Egerton R. Young. . . .

10
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 Bowerman

73 Allan Bowerman.. .. | 1 50 | 2 00 10 00

74 See Toronto Conference

HIGH BLUFF.

This place received its name from some trees of the Bilm of Gilead or.ler, on a ridge near the Assini-
boine River. It is distant from Winnipeg 50 miles We3t. The first class of 14 members was
organized there by the Rev. George Young in 18S6, after which it was set off from the Winnipeg
Mission as a separate field.

1869 Matthew Robison

70 Matthew Robison ..

71 Matthew Robison.. .. .. 43 .. 70 12

72 Michael Fawcett 70 .... 21191

73 Michael Fawcett, John Walton 92 . . 243 80

74 See Toronto Conference 120 827 83

14

30

43

70

• • • •

92

. . - «

120

....

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 JohnH. Ruttan.. ..

74 See Toronto Conference.

200

200

. ,

_,

203

a m

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

90

..

90

95

103

90

70

70

PALESTINE.

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 .

11
13

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 .. .1 I .. I .. 1110 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.. . 37 .... $5 5b 87 00

72 George Young.... .... .. 40 $7 75 15 00 302 00

73 George Young.. . . . . : 52 12 50 16 25 363 00

74 See Toronto Conference 63 ... 443 00

11

15

37

$5 5b

40

$7 75

15 00

52

12 50

16 25

63

. . .

WESLEYAN METHODIST CONFERENCE.

361

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.

1873 Davidson McDonald, M.D.
74 See Toronto Conference. . .

1873 George Cochran . . .
74 See Toronto Conference. .

No. of

Members.

Conting.
Fund.

Sup. M.
Fund.

Mission.
Fund.

YOKOHAMA.

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.

AUGUSTA DISTRICT.

Year

Pres. Eld. or Chm.

1826 Philander Smith.

27 Philander Smith.

28 Philander Smith.

29 Philander Smith.

30 Franklin Metcalf.

31 Franklin Metcalf.

32 Anson Green

33 Anson Green. . .

34 Anson Green. . .

35 Anson Green. . .

36 EzraHealy.. .(.

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

Finan. Secretary.

rict.

Mem.

1876
2134
2683
2727
3374
3507
3261
3292
3588
3576
3849
3508
3378
l1785
1996
2338
3598
3168
3182

* Ottawa District formed.

BARRIE DISTRICT.

1850 Lewis Warner.. .

51 Lewis Warner. . . .

52 Lewis Warner..

53 John Douse

54 John Douse

55 John 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...

* Owen Sound

I. B. Aylesworth,
George McRitchie.
Charles Sylvester.
James C. Slater.
James C. Slater.
James C. Slater. .
JohnS. Clarke..
District formed.

1413
1822
*2248
1713
2031
1922
1978
2460
2553
2280
2073
2084
2222

Year

1864 George H. Davis.

65 George H. Davis.

66 Wm. Pollard.

67 Wm. Pollard

68 I. B. Aylesworth,

M.D.

69 Francis Berry

70 Francis Berry ....

71 Francis Berry

72 D. C. McDowell...

73 D. C. McDowell...

74 Toronto Conf. ....

John S. Clarke..

2237
2329
2643
2729
3489

3599
'1812
1808
2285
+2206
1521

* 2030 members given to Bradford District.
+ 740 members given to Collingwood District

. Charles Turver . .
! Charles Turver. .
Charles Turver .
Charles Turver . .

Samuel Tuoker .
Samuel Tucker .
Samuel Tucker . .
Samuel Tucker . .
John W. Totten.

BAY QUINTE DISTRICT.
1821 Henry Ryan..

22 Henry Ryan. .

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

2632
2709
2909
3328

3132
3749
4048
4667
5055
5268
4918
4615
3207
3282
3386
3410
3561
3575
3529
4073
4398
8676
4221

WESLEYAN METHODIST CONFERENCE.

363

BELLEVILLE DISTRICT.

Year Pres. Eld. or Chm.

1848 RichardJones... .

49 RichardJones... .

50 RichardJones... .

51 RichardJones...

52 John Ryerson. . . .

53 Wm. AlcFadden..

54 Wm. McFadderi. .

55 Wm. McFadden . .

56 John Carroll. .

67 John Carroll. .

58 Eph. B. Harper....

59 Eph. B. Harper....

60 Eph. B. Harper....

61 John Douse ...

62 John Douse . .

63 John Douse .

64 Samuel Rose

65 Geo. R. Sanderson

66 Geo. R. Sanderson
6? Geo. R. Sanderson

68 Geo. R. Sanderson

69 Geo. R. Sanderson
70jGeo. R. Sanderson

71 Henry F. Bland...

72 Henry F. Bland...

73 Henry F. Bland...

74 Toronto Conf. .

Finan. Secretary.

D. B. Madden.. .
D. B. Madden....
James H. Bishop. .
James H, Bishop..
James H. Bishop. .
John Hunt

John Hunt

John Hunt ...
James Preston. . . .
James Preston. . .
James Preston-
Thomas Cobb

Thomas Cobb .
Thomas Cobb .
Jonathan E. Betts
Edwin Clement.
Edwin Clement.

Mem.

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. .

51 William Ryerson. .
82 William Ryerson..

53 William Ryerson. .

54 William Rverson..

55 Wm. McCullough.

56 Wm. McCullough.

57 Asahel Hurlburt.

58 Asahel Hurlburt..

59 Asahel Hurlburt..

60 Asahel Hurlburt..

61 Asahel Hurlburt..

62 William Pollard.

63 John Borland. . . .

64 John Borland

65 John Borland . . .

66 John Gemley.

67 John Gemley.

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
WilliamS. Griffin.
N. R. Willoughby
N. R. Willoughby
N. R. Willoughby
James Preston..
James Harris . . .
William R. Parker
William R. Parker
Alfred Andrews
Alfred Andrews

3213
3040
3262
3126
2857
3215
3426
3806
1961
3901
2810
3552
3619
2509
3425
3494
3715
4060
4153
4316
4469
4618
4770
4726
4924
4893

2400
2490
2497
2588
2519
2630

2811
3164
2657
2742
3181
3181
3032
3363
3276
3714
3701
3414
3335
3412
3627
3129
3148
33 U
3367
3697
3725
3728
3820
3789
3881
3109

BRITISH COLUMBIA DISTRICT.
(Formerly part of Pacific Coast District.)

Year

1868
69
70
71
72
73
74

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

Pres. Eld. or Chm.

Finan. Secretary.

Mem.

Edward White..

Amos E. Russ . . .

131

Edward White.. . .

Amos E. Russ . . .

167

Edward White. . . .

AmosE. Russ. . . .

253

William Pollard..

Amos E. Russ. . .

305

William Pollard..

AmosE. Russ, MA

363

William Pollard..

AmosE. Russ, MA

377

Toronto Conf.

. . ....

470

BROCKVILLE DISTRICT.

Thomas Bevitt. .
Thomas Bevitt.. .
Thomas Bevitt.. .
Thomas Bevitt. . .
Thomas Bevitt. .
Thomas Bevitt. . . .
Asahel Hurlburt..
Asahel Hurlburt..
Asahel Hurlburt..
Henry Lanton.. .
James Brock.
James Brock.
James Brock.
William Coleman.
D. C. McDowell...
Ky. Creighton. . . .
William Scott... .
William Scott... .
William Scott... .
Isaac B. Howard..
Isaac B. Howard..
Isaac B. Howard..
John A. Williams.
John A. Williams.
John A. Williams.
George McRitchie.
Montreal Conf.. .

George H. Davis..
D. C. McDowell...
D. C. McDowell...
D. C. McDowell...
William Andrews.
William Andrews
D. C. McDowell ...
James Armstrong,
James Armstrong,
William English-
William English..
William English..
John S. Evans. . .
John S. Evans. . . ,
John S. Evans. .
John S. Evans..
M. L. Pearson

BYTOWN DISTRICT.

1840 RichardJones..

41 John Carroll..

42 Thomas Bevitt.

43 Thomas Bevitt.

44 James Musgrove .

45 James Musgrove .

46 James Musgrove .

47 James Musgrove .

48 Edmund Shepherd

49 Edmund Shepherd

50 Edmund Shepherd

51 Conrad Vandusen.

52 Asahel Hurlburt.

53 Asahel Hurlburt.

54 Ky. Creighton.. .

55 Ottawa District .

2346
2205
2212
2140
2432
2420
2641
2846
2884
3411
2641
3188
3147
3007
2932
2997
2674
2607
2642
2777
2950
3059
3007
3308
3362
3730

1930
1505
2220
2369
2934
2807
2782
3005
1871
1966
2014
2003
2014
2081
2209

CHATHAM DISTRICT.

1854 Edmund Shepherd

55 Samuel Rose..

56 James Musgrove. .

57 James Musgrove. .

58 James Musgrove .

William Ames.
William Ames.

59 James Musgrove. 'William Ames.,

863
1497
1602
2648
2845

364

DISTRICTS.

Year

Pres. Eld. or Chm.

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.Ryckman,MA
72E.B.Ryckman,MA

73 William S. Griffin

74 London Conf.

Finan. Secretary.

William Ames. . . .
Edwin Clement. . .
Edwin Clement. . .
William Irwin.. .
William Irwin.. .
William Hawke . .
William Hawke . .
Alex. Langford. .
Alex. Langford. . .
Ezra A. Stafford.
Ezra A. Stafford..
Ezra A. Stafford.
JohnPhilp, B.A...
David L. Brethour

Mem.

2967
2709
2509
2486
2213
2409
2627
2771
2800
2789
2137
2241
2232
2442
2454

COBOURG DISTRICT.

1842 Asahel Hurlburt..

43 Asahel Hnrlburt..

44 Richard Jones .

45 Richard Jones .

46 Richard Jones. . .

47 Richard Jones ....

48 William Case.

49 William Case. . ..

50 William Case

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..

71 Isaac B. Howard..

72 Isaac B. Howard..

73 E. B. Harper, M.A

74 Toronto Conf.

JohnBredin..
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 . .
William Briggs .
William Briggs .
William Briggs .

COLLINGWOOD DISTRICT.
(Formerly part of Barrie District.)

1873 Jos. W. McCallumi Isaac Gold ....
74 Toronto Conf. . . I . . |

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...

3072
2592
4475
4429
4404
4964
1834
2045
2135
2164
2324
2760
2755
2889
3274
3103
2894
2173
2002
2149
2195
2007
2165
2109
2089
2120
2156
2202
2322
2467
2490
2335

740
1221

1866
1898
2329
2526
2653

1863 Asahel Hurlburt..

64 Asahel Hurlburt ..

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.

Joseph Hugill...
Robert Brewster.
Robert Brewster .
Robert Brewster..
William Hawke .
William Hawke.
William Hawke .
William Hawke .
William Hawke.
William Hawke .
William Hawke .

Mem.

GUELPH DISTRICT.

1853 Lewis Warner . . .

54 Lewis Warner. . .

55 Lewis Warner

56 Lewis Warner ....

57 Lewis Warner

58 John Douse . ...

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 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.

Charles Silvester ..
Samuel C. Philp..
Samuel C. Philp..
Samuel C. Philp..

James Hughes

James Hughes.. .
Richard J. Forman
Richard J. Forman
Richard J. Forman
Richard J. Forman
JohnW. German..
John W German.
Thos. A. Ferguson
Thos. A. Ferguson
Joel Briggs » . .

Joel Briggs

Joel Briggs

HAMILTON DISTRICT.

1842 John Ryerson.

43 Anson Green . . . „ .

44 John Ryerson.

45 John Ryerson . .

46 John Ryerson .

47 John Ryerson ....

48 Henry Wilkinson.

49 Henry Wilkinson.

50 Henry Wilkinson

51 John Carroll

52 John Carroll

53 John Carroll

54 Thomas Bevitt. . . .

55 Thomas Bevitt

56 Samuel Rose..

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. .
James Hughes. . .
George Goodson .
Thomas S. Keough
Thomas S. Keough

Ky. Creighton

Ky. Creighton —
James Greener. . . .
Henry F.Bland..
Henry F. Bland. .
John Potts

2709
2326
2240
2587
2785
2563
2947
3012
3111
3141
3125

2325
2982
3316
3635
2589
2929
2889
3028
2969
3033
3119
3330
3081
3057
3154
3318
3341
3254
3428
3446
2674

4915
4986
3680
3449
3529
3790
3058
3036
2859
3144
3614
3219
3103
3144
3217
4090
4289
3281

3410
3366
3327

8718
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. Jeffrey
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

61 Thomas Hurlburt.

62 Thomas Hurlburt.

63 Thomas Hurlburt.

64 Thomas Hurlburt.

65

66

67

KINGSTON DISTRICT.

1844 John Carroll..

45 John Carroll..

46 Thomas Bevitt.

47 Thomas Bevitt.

48 William Squire

49 John Douse ...

50 Samuel D. Rice

51 Samuel D. Rice

52 Samuel D. Rice

53 John Ryerson.

54 John Ryerson .

55 John Ryerson ....

56 Benj. Slight, M.A.

57 Benj. Slight, M.A.

58 Eph. Evans, D.D.

59 William Pollard..

60 William Pollard .

61 Gesrge Young .

62 George Young.

63 John Gemley.

64 John Gemley. . . .

65 John Gemley. . . .

66 George McRitchie.

67 James Gray

. 68 James Gray

69 James Gray

70 William Scott.

71 Geo. R. Sanderson

72 Geo. R. Sanderson

73 Geo. R. Sanderson

74 Montreal Conf.

George Beynon .
Gifford Dorey

Gifford Dorey

J. Herbert Starr.
J. Herbert Starr .
J. Herbert Starr. .
J. Herbert Starr. .
Wm. McCullough.
George McRitchie.
John S. Clarke .
John S. Clarke .
E. B. Ryckman MA
Henry F. Bland . .
Henry F. Bland
Richard Wilson . .
Richard Wilson . .
D.G.Sutherland..

124

527
630
6'3
744
783
448
574

3537
3442
3430
3564
2078
2285
2143
2115
2953
2989
2993
3224
3366
3466
3419
3078
2969
2915
3(150
3973
3117
3077
3259
3159
3095
3243
3281
3*76
3489
3730

LONDON DISTRICT.

Year Pres. Eld. or Chm.

1831
32
33
34
35
36
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

Ezra Adams . .
Ezra Adams

} Included in Ni-
agara Dist. . .
David Wright ....
David Wright . . .
David Wright .
Ephraim Evans. .
Ephraim Evans. . .
Ephraim Evans. .
William Ryerson..
Edmund Shepherd
Edmund Shepherd
William Ryerson..
William Ryerson. .
William Ryerson..
William Ryerson. .

John Carroll

John Carroll..

John Carroll

Samuel Rose.. .
Samuel Rose . .
Samuel Rose. .
Samuel Rose. . .
Henry Wilkinson.

John Douse

John Douse

R. Cooney, D.D..
R. Cooney, D.D...
Geo. R. Sanderson
Geo. R. Sanderson
Richard Jones. . . .
Richard Jones ....
Richard Jones .
Lewis Warner .
Lewis Warner ....
Lewis Warner. . . .
James Elliott
James Elliott
James Elliott . . .
W Jeffers, D.D

James Gray

W. Jeffers, D.D..
London Conf

Finan. Secretary.

John A. Williams
John A. Williams
Francis Berry ....
Wm. McCullough.
Wm. McCullough.
William English..
William English..
William English..
Francis Berry.
Francis Berry . .
James H. Bishop. .
Edward H. Dewart
J Herbert Starr .
J. Herbert Starr.
Alex. Langford.
Alex. Langford.
Alex. Langford.

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

St. Thomas District formed.

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. . .

70 Geo. Douglas, LLD

71 Geo. Douglas, LLD

John Gemley ....
Isaac B. Howard..
George H. Davis..
George H. Davis ..
E. H. Dewart.
E. H. Dewart.. .
Henry F. Bland . .
E.B. Ryckman, BA
E.B. Ryckman, BA
John Borland. .
George McRitchie.
George McRitchie.
George McRitchie.
John Potts . .
John Potts

1347

1637
1685
1817
2009
2027
2101
2097
2512
2488
2264
2201
2328
2339
2362
2609
2738

366

DISTRICTS.

Year

Pres. Eld. or Chm.

1872 Geo. Douglas, LLD

73 Geo Douglas. LLD

74 Montreal Conf.. . .

Finan. Secretary.

John Potts

William W. Ross.

NIAGARA DISTRICT.

1824
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
3-1
35
36
37
38
to
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
74

Thomas Madden . .
Thomas Madden..
Thomas Madden . .
John Ryerson .
John Ryerson ....
John Ryerson ....

John Ryerson

James Richardson.
Franklin Metcalf..
Franklin Metcalf..
William Ryerson. .
William Ryerson .
William Ryerson..
Richard Jones

\

Includ'cKn other

J Districts

Samuel Rose

Samuel Rose

Samuel Rose

Samuel Rose ...

Samuel Rose

Isaac B Howard..
Isaac B. Howard..
Isaac B. Howard..

John Carroll .

John Carroll . . .
Lewis Warner . . .
Lewis Warner ...

James Brock

Wm.R Parker, MA
Wm.R Parker, MA
London Conf. . .

Wm. McCullough
ThoinasS. Keough
Thomas S. Keough
John Shaw
John Shaw . ...
J. Herbert Starr.
J. Herbert Starr . .
J. Herbert Starr .
J. Herbert Starr . .
J. Herbert Starr . .
John G. Laird.. . .
John S. Clarke.. .
John S. Clarke . . .
John S. Clarke. . .
John S. Clarke . . .

OTTAWA DISTRICT.

1838
39
40
to
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 .

\

Called Bytown
J District.

James Brock

James Brock

James Brock

John Carroll

John Carroll

John Carroll ......

William Scott.. ;
William Scott...
William Scott..

John Douse

John Douse

John Douse

E. B. Harper, M. A
E B. Harper, M.A
E. B. Harper, M.A
Wm. Stepnenson. .
Wm Stephenson..'
John Wakefield. . .
Wm. Hall, M.A ..
Montreal Conf..

S. Huntingdon. .

George Case

George Case...
George Case ., .
J. E. Sanderson . .
James Armstrong.
James Armstrong.
Edmund E Sweet
Richard Wilson .
Richard Wilson. . .
Wm. D. Brown .
Wm. D. Brown .
Daniel Connolly .
Daniel Connolly. .
Daniel Connolly . .
William Hall, M. A
R. M. Hammond,

2922
2928
2699

2827
3343
2493
2718
2830
2837
2919
3811
4621
5093
3548
3603
3423
1694
2082

2135
2068
2086
2001
1904
1801
1952
2001
2178
2244
2323
2 47
2535
2574
2575

1559
1693

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 Chm.

1853 Conrad Vandusen.

54 Conrad Vandusen.

55 Conrad Vandusen.

56 Conrad Vandusen.

57 Conrad Vandusen.

58 Conrad Vandusen.

59 John A. Williams.

60 John A. Williams

61 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.
irastus Hurlburt .
i. R. Campbell. . .

William Hay

William Hay. . . .
William Hay
William Irwin.. .
William Irwin... .
William Irwin. . . .
/| Phineas D. Will.
Phineas D. Will. .
PhineasD. Will..
Phineas D. Will.
Josiah Green . .

Mem.

PACIFIC COAST DISTRICT.

1859 Eph. 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..

74 Montreal Conf.. . .

Wm. Tombline. . .
Wm. Tombline. . .
Wm. Tombline. . .
Wm. Tombline...
Wm. Tombline. . .
Wm. Creighton . .
Alexander Lester. .
Wm. Sanderson. .

Edwin Fessant

Edwin Fessant

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 Francis Coleman .

68 Francis Coleman .

69 D. C. McDowell.

70 D. C. McDowell .

S. Huntingdon . . .

S. Huntingdon...

S. Huntingdon . . .

George McRitchie.

William McGill .

William McGill ,

AmosE. Russ..

Wm. Hansford.. .

Wm. Hansford. . .

Wm. Hansford...

J. E. Sanderson...
. 'J. E. Sanderson ..
,|J. E. Sanderson...

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
181

761
845
856
780
900
921
885
937
976
1012
1123

1398

1341

1503

1387

1616

1547

1681'

1865

1829

1940

1962

1886

WESLEYAN METHODIST CONFERENCE.

367

Year

Pres. Eld. or Chm

1871 D. C. McDowell..

72 James C. Slater .

73 James C. Slater . .

74 Montreal Conf.. .

Finan. Secretary.

William Tomblin.
William McGill..
William McGill. .

Mem.

PETERBORO' DISTRICT.

1857 William Scott..

58 William Scott..

59 Wellington Jeffers

60 Henry Lanton . . .

61 John Carroll .

62 John Carroll .

63 John Carroll ....

64 James Brock

65 James Brock

66 Thomas Cosford . .

67 Thomas Cosford. .

68 Thomas Cosford..

69 George H. Davis .

70 George H. Davis .

71 George H. Davis .

72 James Brock

73 James Brock . . .

74 "Toronto Conf

James Greener..
Richd. Whiting.
Richd. Whiting.
William Briden .
Samuel C. Philp.
Samuel C. Philp.
Samuel C. Philp.
Samuel C.
Samuel C.
Samuel C.
Samuel C.
Samuel C.
James Greener..
William Burns.
William Burns .
William Burns.
Richard Clarke.

Philp.
Philp.
Philp.
Philp.
Philp.

PONTIAC DISTRICT.

1860 William Morton..

61 William Morton . .

62 William Morton..

63 R. M. Hammond.

William Tombline
William Tombline
William Tombline
William Tombline

64 Now called Pembroke District

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 . .
Wrn. 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

RED RIVER DISTRICT.

1868 George Young . .

69 George Young . .

70 George Young . . .

1854
1858
1717
1692

1662
1925
1846
1826
1989
2295
2163
2203
2156
2127
22S5
2346
2361
2699
2836
2685
2671

618
643
731
761

1119
1212
1105
1465
1468
1534
1468
1513
1509
1534
1540
1396
1425
1380

1424

1582

1574

1556

1521
1516

315
395

Year

Pres. Eld. or Chm.

1871 George Young .. .

72 George Young .. .

73 George Young.. .

74 Toronto Conf .

Finan. Secretary.

Mem.

400

531

600

RIDEAU DISTRICT.

1829 William Brown ....

30 Included in| Augusta District..! 1^00

ST. THOMAS DISTRICT
1873 Eph. Evans, D.D.

74 London Conf ....

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

2114

SARNIA DISTRICT.

1869 George Goodsou. .

James Broley . . .

70 George Goodson..

William Hicks. .

1647

71 J. W. McCallum .

William Hicks . . .

1839

72 Francis Berry

William Hicks . . .

2025

73 Francis Berry

Ezra A. Stafford..

2014

74 London Conf ....

2075

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

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
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.. .

65

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. . ,

TORONTO DISTRICT.

1833 Jas. Richardson.

34 Jas. Richardson.

35 Jas. Richardson .

36 John Ryerson . . .

397
397
397
396
313
443
443

1142
1206
1265
1426
1491
1584
1576
1495
1509

1655

1530
1606
1690

1726

1688
1727
1847
1954
2095

3357
3435

3483

368

DISTRICTS.

Year

Pres. Eld. or Chm.

1837 John Ryerson

38 John Ryerson. ..

39 John Ryerson. ..

40 Anson Green

41 Anson Green

42 Alex McNab

43 Hy. Wilkinson. . .

44 Anson Green

45 Hy. 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 Jones —

56 Richard Jones

57 Richard Jones. . .

58 Richard Jones.. .

59 Hy. Wilkinson. . .

60 Hy. Wilkinson. . .

61 James Elliott

62 James Elliott

63 Isaac B. Howard..

64 William Pollard..

65 William Pollard..

Finan. Secretary.

Mem.

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.

1866 George Young

67 George Young

68 WMPunshon.MA

69 WMPunshon,MA

70 Eph. Evans, D.D.

71 Eph. Evans, D.D.

72 John Shaw .

73 John Shaw

74 See Toronto Conf.

Finan. Secretary.

John A. Williams.
Edwin Clement . . .
Jas. H. Bishop. .
Jas. H. Bishop. . .
George Cochran. . .
George Cochran. . .
George Cochran. . .
T. W. Jeffery

Mem.

WHITBY DISTRICT.

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 William Scott.. . .

74 See Toronto Conf.

John Hunt ....
Wm. McFadden..
Wm. McFadden. .
Lewis Warner ...
Francis Berry ....
Edwin Clement .
Edwin Clement. . .
James C. Slater .
Richard Whiting..
Richard Whiting.
G N A'F T Dickson
GN AFT Dickson
GNA|FT Dickson
George H. Cornish
George H. Cornish

3922
4124
4345
4402
4047
4061
4301
4745
5274

2923
2930
3004
2104
2855
2851
2640
2484
2527
2695
2866
3067
3125
2987
3158

PART II

THE

HUsUijatt JE£tIj0Mat Cljttrrlj

IN

EASTERN BRITISH AMERICA & NEWFOUNDLAND,

1765 to 1874.

24

THE

HUsUgan JE^tljniiat CHjurrlj

IN

EASTERN BRITISH AMERICA & 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.

President.

Co-Delegate.

Secretary.

1855

Halifax..

John Beecham, D. D .

Matthew Richey, D.D. . .

William Temple.

1856

St. John

Matthew Eichey, D.D. . .

William Temple.

1857

Sackville

Matthew Richey, D.D. .

Eichard Knight, D.D. .

H. Pickard, M.A.

1858

Halifax

Matthew Eichey, D.D. .

Eichard Knight, D.D. .

H. Pickard, M.A.

1859

Charlotteville .

Matthew Eichev, M.D. .

Eichard Knight, D.D. .

H. Pickard, M.A.

1860

Fredericton .

Matthew Eichey, M. D. .

H. Pickard, M.A.

1861

St. John

William B. Boyce ...

H. Pickard, D.D

John McMurray.

1862

Halifax . . .

H. Pickard, D.D

Charles DeWolfe, D.D .

John McMurray.

1863

Charlottetown . .

Charles DeWolfe, D.D..

Thomas H. Davies..

John McMurray.

1864

Sackville

Wm. L. Thornton, M.A.

Thomas H. Davies..

John McMurray.

1865

Yarmouth -

John McMurray . . .

Edmund Botterell ...

R. Alder Temple.

1866

St. John . . .

James England

R. Alder Temple.

1867

Halifax..

Matthew Richey, D.D.

Ingham Suteliffe. .

R. Alder Temple.

1868

Fredericton ....

Wm. M. Punshon. M.A.

Henry Daniel

E. Alder Temple.

1869

Charlottetown.

Henry Daniel

Henry Pope (B).

Duncan D. Currie.

1870

Yarmouth

H. Pickard, D.D.

James G. Hennigar

Duncan D. Currie.

1871

St. John.

Henry Pope (B) .

Samuel W. Sprague

Duncan D. Currie.

1872

Halifax..

Charles Stewart, D.D. .

Duncan D. Currie.

1873

Fredericton ....

Charles Stewart, D. D.

James Taylor.

1874

Charlottetown . .

John McMurray . . .

George S. Milligan, M.A.

James Taylor.

II.

TABULAR STATEMENT OF THE NUMBER OF

MINISTERS, MEMBERS AND SABBATH SCHOOLS,
from 1855 to 1874.

Ministers and
Preachers.

Members.

Sabbath Schools.

Year.

Effec-
tive.

Sup'y.

Total.

On Trial.

Full.

Total.

Increase.

or
Decrease.

Officers

and
Teachers

Scholars.

Volumes

in
Libraries. '

1855
1856
1857
1858
1859
1860
1861
1862
1863
1864
1865
1866
1867
1868
1869
1870
J871
1872
1873
1874

81
85
95
102
102
114
122
124
123
130
130
130
130
131
132
129
140
147
170
204

7

10

6

6

9

11

11

12

15

14

14

15

14

20

18

18

19

22

21

.20

88
95
101
108
111
124
133
136
138
144
144
145
144
151
150
147
159
169
191
224

587
665
825
2,036
2,119
1,864
1,553
1,448
1,680
1,772
1,562
1,361
1,703
1,831
1,353
1,266
1,331
776
2,231
3,370

13,136
12,855
12,730
13,511
14,816
15,167
15,497
15,389
15,104
15,125
15,029
15,275
14,873
15,070
14,938
15,021
15,803
15,342
15,934
17,580

13,723
13,520
13,555
13,547
16,935
17,031
17,050
16,837
16,784
16,897
16,591
16,636
16,576
16,901
16,291
16,287
17,134
16,118
18,165
20,950

' d. 203

35

d. 8

3,388

96

19

d. 113

d. 53

113

d. 306

45

d. 60

325

d. 610

d. 4

847

d. 1.016

1,952

2,785

1,241
1,341
1,504
1,473
1,341
1,334
1,674
1,783

1,862
1,989
1,965
2,152
2,238
2,346
2,374
2,483
2,637

9J569
10,40P
11,111
11,331
10,701
10,367
12,526
13,255

13^957
14,961
14,679
15,742
16,976
17,863
18,766
19,447
20,991

19,390
21,309
23,198
24,201
23,606
27,455
31,040
33,273
34,569

III.

TABULAR STATEMENT OF THE SUMS CONTRIBUTED TO THE

CHIEF CONNEXIONAL FUNDS,
From 1855 to 1874.

Year.

1855
1856
1857
1858
1859
1860
1861
1862
1863.
1864.
1865.
1866.
1867.
1868.
1869.
1870.
1871.
1872.
1873.
1874.

Missionary.

No Report in
$10,955 50
12,474 74
13,445 14
12,876 79
13,451 34
12,316 06
11,611 39
11,358 96
12,058 85
12,160 21
12,374 90
12,106 37
11,323 35
11,340 17
12,759 18
12,368 80
13,115 89
12,795 49
12,257 13

Contingent.

Conference Min
$1,021 43
1,453 92
963 09
1,232 07
1,950 96
1,227 78
1,139 83
1,164 64
1,107 44
1,126 98
1,186 24
1,642 15
1,172 68
1,148 58
1,189 15
1,249 65
1,288 50
1,358 49
1,428 60

Home Missions.

utes.

$826 13
1,493 33
1,934 04
4,440 10
5,591 72
7,277 93
9,473 77

Supernumerary,

$568 88
394 37
982 44
1,891 47
2,467 50
3,205 98
2,004 69
2,000 42
2,250 06
2,083 24
2,183 51
2,272 48
2,245 65
2,301 24
2,382 08
2,418 26
2,491 21
2,648 22
3,165 59

Educational.

$321 70

489 75

512 92

507 92

468 14

537 06

473 14

476 00

601 83

619 35

686 69

281 43

704 70

747 68

770 66

1,815 64

1,614 67

1,325 46

1,370 07

NAMES

OF

MINISTERS AND PROBATIONERS FOR THE MINISTRY

WHO HAVE LABOURED IN

<B as ton Uritialj Jlmmra & JlrirfnmtMattir

From 1765 to 1874,
CLASSIFIED AND ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED

UNDER THE YEAR IN WHICH THEIR MINISTRY BEGAN.

1775.

1 Coughlan, Laurance eng.

1776.

2 Garrettson, Freeborn U.S.

1780.

3 Cromwell, James Oliver loc.

1781.

4 Wray, James d.

1782.

5 Black, William d.

6 Mann, John d.

7 McGeary, John eng.

1783.

8 Whitehead, Thomas can.

1784.

9 Jessop, William i>.

1785.

10 Thoresby, William eng.

1786.

11 Grandin, William. loc.

12 Mann, James d.

1788.

13 Cooper, John loc.

14 Home, James d.

15 Lunsford, Isaac u. s.

1789.

16 Fidler, Daniel loc.

17 Ragan, John rj. s.

18 Stephenson, John ikl.

1790.

19 Wilson, Benjamin loc.

1813

1787
1793
1792

1834
1817
1788

1806
1795

1797

1799
1820

1804
1856
1795

1808
1793
1802

1800

1791.

20 Bishop, Abraham J d.

21 Boyd, James.. ..loc.

22 Early, William P u. s.

23 Fisler, Benjamin u. s.

1792.

24 Smith, George eng.

1793.

25 McG'oll, Duncan d.

1894.

26 Harding, Theodore S W.

1795.

27 Newton, Francis d.

28 Stocket, Richard v. s.

1799.

29 Bulpit, James loc.

30 Lowry, James u. s.

1800.

31 Bennett, William »•

32 Marsden, Joshua d.

33 Olivant, Thomas ex.

1802.

34 Remmington, John IR>D-

1804.

35 Jones, James L00t

1806.

36 Bamford, Stephen D.

37 Knowlon, James D-

1808.

38 Ellis, William »•

39 McDowell, Samuel eng.

1793
1794
1794
1793

1797
1830

1795

1796
1796

1814
1802

1858
1837
1804

1810
1805

1847
1845

1837
1813

374

MINISTERS AND PROBATIONERS.

1810.

40 Alexander, Joseph d.

41 Crosscombe, William D.

42 Priestley, James loc.

43 Ward, William d.

1811.

44 Ash, William eng,

1812.

45 Busby, Sampson d.

1813.

46 Armstrong, Richard loc.

47 Strong, John B d.

48 Williams, Richard D.

1814.

49 Lewis, John eng.

50 Pickavant, John eng.

51 Pope, Henry

1815.

52 Hickson, Thomas eng,

1816.

53 Alder, Robert can.

54 Barr, Ninian efg.

55 Burt, William can.

56 Haigh, John d.

57 Jackson, George eng.

58 Knight, Richard, D.D D.

59 Payne, Thomas w. I.

1817.

60 Avard, Adam C d.

61 Millar, George d.

1818.

62 Marshall, John d.

63 Snowball, John d.

1820.

64 Temple, William d.

65 Wilson, William d.

66 Young, Robert eng.

1821.

67 Richey, Matthew, D.D

1822.

68 Boyd, John eng

69 Des Brisay, Albert d.

70 Ellidge, George eng.

71 Nightingale, Adam eng.

1823.

72 Davieu, Thomas H

1824.

73 Bates, Charles D.

74 Corlett, John W- i\

1825.

75 Murray, William D-

76 Smithson, William..; "d."

1826.

77 Brownell, John B D.

78 Hennigar, James G ....'

79 Wood, Enoch ..can.

1827.

80 Evans, Ephraim can.

81 Hetherington, John P.... ! can".

82 Norris, James CAN

83 Pickles, Michael ..

84 Smith, William '.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.d.'

85 Tomkins, John oaw'

86 Webb, William Z\\'~n.

1811
1859
1811
1812

1818

1850

1814.
1870
1856

1820
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

D.

.BAHA.

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

ENG.
..LOC.

.CAN.

.W. I.

..ENG.

.D.
.D.
.D.

1836.

108 Addy, John S

109 Barratt, George M. ..

110 McMasters, Samuel....

111 Pickard, Humphrey...

112 Wheelock, Jesse

1837.

113 Churchill, Charles ....

114 DeWolfe, Charles

115 England, James

116 Jost, Jeremiah V

117 Rice, Samuel D

118 Small wood, 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

.ENG.

.CAN.

..LOC.
.ENG.

U. S.

1864
1837

1837
184T

1834
1855

1838
1838

1871
1842
1874

1842
1841

1862

1847
1846

1866
1848

1856

1865

EASTERN BRITISH AMERICA CONFERENCE.

375

1845.

132 Brewster, John eng.

133 McCarty, William

134 Prince, John

1846.

135 Crane, Robert E D.

136 Huestis, George 0

137 Taylor, James

1848.

138 Brettle, Elias

1849.

139 Temple, Robert A

1850.

140 Tuttle, George W

141 Wells, William P aus.

1851.

142 Albrighton, Thomas eng.

143 Black, Alexander B w.

144 Gaetz, Thomas d.

145 Moore, Frederick W loc.

146 Phinney, John S

147 Starr, Joseph Herbert can.

148 Tweedy, William

1852.

149 Des Brisay, Albert S loc.

150 Prestwood, Paul

151 Sponagle, John L

152 Stewart, Charles, D.D

1853.

153 Burns, James u. s.

154 Cunie, Duncan D

155 Duncan, Robert

156 Gaskin, Charles r>.

157 Hart, Joseph

158 McKeown, Hezekiah

159 MeKinnon, William C d.

160 Payson, George B

161 Tweedy, Robert

1854.

162 Avery, Samuel D.

163 Harris, Thomas

164 Milligan, George S

165 Smith, Thomas B u. s.

166 Wilson, Robert

1855.

167 Comben, Charles ...

168 Dove, James

169 Lathern, John

170 Tweedy, James

1865

1872

1852

1861
1870
1860
1871

1857

1865

1871
1861
1862

1861
1866

1856.

171 Alcorn, William

172 Butcher, George eng.

173 Cassidy, John

174 Fox, Thomas

175 Holland, Henry d.

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

1857. — Continued.

184 Howie, John W

185 Johnson, Richard loc.

186 Perkin, William loc.

187 Read, John

188 Smith, Thomas W

189 Sutcliffe, Joseph b.

190 Wasson, Robert

191
192
193
194
195
196
197
198
199
200
201

1858.

Huestis, StephenF

Likely, John B U.S.

Pickles, Fletcher H. W

Richey, Theophilus S w.

Ryan, William

Scott, David B

Shenstone, William S D.

Teesdale, John J.

Thurlow, Isaac E

Tuttle, Alexanders

Waterhouse, John

1859.

202 Coffin, JosephS.

203 Pratt, Richard..

204
205
206
207
208
209
210
211
212
213
214
215

216

217
218
219
220
221
222
223
224
225
226
227
228
229

1869
1863

1867

1862
1862

1861

1860.

Colter, John J

Evans, Edwin

Goodison, John

Hart, James R

Hart, Thomas

Johnston, Benjamin J... U.S.

Lane, Christopher

Richey, James A w.

Shenton, Job

Smith, R.Mitchell loc.

Turner, Alfred W o.

Weldon, Fletcher A

1861.

Bigney, John G

Cowperthwite, H. P

Gaetz, Joseph

Gaetz, Leonard

Gray, Andrew dp.

Harrison, Frederick W

Harrison, George

Johnson, John

Ladner, Charles

Martin, Samuel B D.

Mosher, John A

Pascoe, Joseph

Percival, William W

Slackford, Elias

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 U.S.

239 Rogers, Jabez A

240 Smith, L. Richmond dp.

241 Sprague, Howard

242 Taylor, Robert H loc.

1869
1862

1866

1871

1866

1871

1872
1863
1874

376

MINISTERS AND PROBATIONERS.

1863.

243 Clarke, John A

244 Deinstadt, Thomas J

245 Johnson, Robert O'B

246 LeLacheur, David W U.S.

247 Pike, John M

1864.

248 Cranford, Henry L D.

249 DesBrisay, Alberts

250 Fulton, J. McC U.S.

251 Howie, Isaac

252 LePage, Alfred E

253 Moore, Ezra B

254 Todhunter, Joseph loc

255 "Waters, Asa B loc.

1865.

256 Rogers, Thomas

257 Sargant, William

1866.

258 Allen, Thomas

259 Devitt, Frederick dp.

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 Turtle, George M., v. s.

1868.

272 Day, George F

273 Johnson, Levi S

274 Scott, Francis dp.

1869.

275 Brecken, Ralph

276 Daniel, Robert A

277 Weddall, Richard W

278 Woods, William loc.

1870.

279 Betts, John F

280 Borden, Jonathan R

281 Brewer, Waldron W

282 Clarke, Henry J

283 Dobson, William

284 Dutton, William D

285 Evans, William H

286 Frazer, William J DP

287 Fulton, Silas C u s

288 Giles, Jesse B

289 Hale, Joseph

290 Ibbitson, William H D

1873

1873
1873

1867
1867

1867

1868

1872

1871

1871

1871
1872

1873

1870. — Continued.

291 James, Silas

292 Maggs, William

293 Matthews, Solomon

294 Morris, Augustus B ....loc.

295 Parker, Caleb

296 Pelley, Ebenezer G loc.

297 Pickles, Charles

298 Pickles, Frederick M loc.

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, JohnW loc.

306 Ellis, John ,

307 Embree, Jeremiah

308 Emsley, William H loc.

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 Mearing, Charles

337 Myers, Charles

338 Nurse, James

339 Scott, James

340 Turner, Edward C

341 Tyler, Charles M

1873.

342 Bowell, John P

343 Boyd, George

344 Penna, William

345 Swallow, Charles W ".

1872
1872
1872

1874
1872

ALPHABETICAL ABRANGEMENT

OF THE

MINISTERS & PROBATIONERS FOR THE MINISTRY

WHO HAVE LABOURED IN CONNECTION WITH

JEtfljnMam in (B aston IritisKj ^mmra,

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 progress 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, their
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 R.

R. om. 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

74 N.B. &P.E.I.Confereiic<-

ADDY, JOHN S.
R. un 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

I 74 ' Nova Scotia Conference. .
Chairman 1867 to 1869..

AINLEY, WILLIAM,
c. 1872.— r. on t. 1873.
1872 Truro, Nova Scotia

73 Onslow, Nova Scotia. ...

74 Nova Scotia Conference.

ALBRIGHTON, THOS. M.
r. on t. 1851. — R. f. c. &o. 1855.
1851 Institution 1

52 Bermuda 3

55 Pownal, P.E.I 1

56 St. John, South, N.B.... 3

59 Fredericton, N.B 1

60 Visiting England 1

61 English Conference y

Financial Sec. 1857-1859

In 1879 stationed at Birming-
ham

ALCORN, WILLIAM.

r. on t. 1S56.— R. f. C. &o. 1860.

1856 Upham, N.B 2

58 Sussex Vale, N.B 2

60 Kempt, N.S 3

378

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

74 Nova Scotia Conference..

ALDER, ROBERT.

e. <wt. & o. 1816.— r f. c. 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.
E. on t. 1810.
1810 Fredericton and Sheffield
Died 1811, aged 34 years.

ALLEN, JOHN S.
K. out. 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

74 N.B. & PEL Conference

ALLEN, THOMAS,
c. 1866 & 1867.— R. out. 1868—

R. f. c. & o. 1870.
1866 Grand Bank, Nfd *.. 1

67 Carbonear, Nfd 1

68 Exploits, Newfoundland. 1

69 Digby Neck, N.S...'. 'l

70 Havelock, N.B 3

73 Jerusalem, N.B 1

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

ALLEN, WILLIAM.
R.onr. 1840.— r. f. c. & 0.1844.
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

ALLISON, JOHN, M.A.
r. on t. 1843.— r. f. c. & o. 1847.

1843 Halifax, N.S 2

45 Horton, N.S 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 7

64 Leave of Absence 1

65 Genesee Conference, U.S.

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

74 Nova Scotia Conference. .
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'tJIO,
74 Nova Scotia Conference.
Chairman 1854-1855 and 1858

to 1862.

ARMSTRONG, RICHARD.
R. on t. 1813.

1813 Sheffield, N.B

14 Located

ASH, WILLIAM.
R. on t. 1811.

1811 England,

17 Yarmouth, N.S

18 Returned to England.

Died 1864.

ATKINSON, THOMAS WHIT-
FIELD.
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. out. 1854. — r. f. c. & o. 1858.
1854 Liverpool, N.S. 2

56 Halifax,N.S 1

57 Shelburne, NS 1

58 Wilmot, N.S 2

60 Agent Theo. Institute.... 1

61 Liverpool (sdp't) 1

Died Oct. 13th, 1861, aged 29

years.

B.

BAINES, WILLIAM D.
c. 1871.— r. o?i t. 1872.
1871

72 Baie du Verte, N.B 1

73 Sydney, N.B 1

74 Nova Scotia Conference.

BAKER, HIBBERT 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.

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, wherejhe
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 ' i
Began his ministry in New
Brunswick in 1833, and laboured

EASTERN BRITISH AMERICA CONFERENCE.

379

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.
e. on t. I860.— r. f. c. 1820.

1816 St. Johns 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, KB 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

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

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

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

BEALS, WESLEY C.
r. out. 1835.— r. f. o. &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 & Meecan, 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 Newpout,
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. om. 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 Vale, 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. (stjv'y) 3
74 Nova Scotia Conference.

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.
c. 1871.— R. on t. 1871.

1870 Sackville, N.B (sir/.) 2

71 Parrsboro, N. S 3

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

BIGNEY, JOHN GEORGE.
r. out. 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 (sttj.) 1

73 Guysboro, N.S 1

74 Nova Scotia Conference.

BISHOP, ABRAHAM JOHN.

R. 071 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 Wesley an ad-

380

MINISTERS AND PROBATIONERS.

ditional supply of missionaries,
for that Island. He died in 1834,
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.
K. on t. 1870.

1870 Sambro, N.S 2

72 Port La Tour, N.S 2

74 Nova Scotia Conference..

BOTTERELL, EDMUND.
1834 Canada Wesleyan Conf..l4
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, NS 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.

B. 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.
R. on t. 1791.
1791 South Coast, NiS.

92 Horton, N.S.

93 Sheffield, N.S.

94 Located.

BOYD, JOHN.
R. o?i t. 1822.

1822 Trinity, Newfoundland.. 2

24 Bonavista, Nfd 2

26 Portde 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.
E. out. 1869.— E. f. c. &o. 1871.

1869 Sackville, N.B (stu.) 2

71 St. John, Zion Church, NB 2
74 Nova Scotia Conference.

A graduate of Mount Allison
Wesleyan College— B. A., 1871.

BRETTLE, ELIAS.
e. on t. 1848.— E. f. c. & 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.— e. on t. 1871.

1870 Cornwall, P.E.I 3

• 73 Summerside, P.E.I 1

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

BREWSTER, JOHN.
e. on t. & o. 1845 — e. f. c. 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 Frederickton, 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.
E. on t. 1872.

1872 Sackville, N.B (stu.) 2

74 Nova Scotia Conference.

BROWN, WILLIAM C.

R. «T. 1857.— E. 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.

e. on t. 1816. ^oed. 1817. —

R. f. c. 1830.

1826 Beverley, England '..'. 1

27 Providence, Bahamas.... 3
30 Eleuthera, Bahamas 2

32 Sheffield, Eng....(«up'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.
e. on t. 1835 — e. f. c.&o. 1840.
1835 Wallace, N. S 3

38 Murray Harbour, P.E.I. 1

39 Windsor* Newport, N.S. 1-

40 Horton&Cornwallis,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.
E. 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. .
e. tot. 1853.— e.f. c.&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 8

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.
e. on t. 1867.

1867 Woodstock, N.B

68 Northampton, N.B

69 Dropped.

EASTERN BRITISH AMERICA CONFERENCE.

381

BURT, WILLIAM.

R. Oil t. 1816.— k.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.I. ... 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 his bio-
graphy written by the Rev. Geo.
0. Huestis :

"Sampson Busby was born in
Rainton, 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. c. & 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.
it. on t. 1872.

1872 Sackville, N.B (stu.) 1

73 Sussex Vale, N.B 1

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

CARDY, WILLIAM T.
R. on t. 1834.— ord. 1836.

1834 Wales 2

36 Port au Plaat, Hay ti 2

38 Samana, Hayti 3

43 Port au Prince, Hayti 1

44 Gonaives, Hayti 2

46 Jeremie, Hayti 4

50 St. John, West, N.P. 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'y) 8

Died July 27th, 1871, aged 57
years.

CASSIDY, JOHN.
R. out. 1356.— r. f. u. &o. 1860.
1856 Woodstock, N.B 1

57 Bermuda 2

59 Dartmouth, N.S 1

60 River John &Pictou,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. wit. 1857.— R. f. c. & o. 1861.
1857 Wallace, N.S 1

58 Point de Bute, N.B 1

59 Bermnda 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 said 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 ) Canada
to > Wesleyan

50 ) Conference.

51 Fredericton, N.B 5

56 1 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.I. 1

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

CLARK, JOHN A., M.A.

r. MiT. 1863. — it. 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. out. 1859.— R. f (!. & o. 1865.
1859 Sambro, N.S 1

60 Fredericton, N.B 1

61 Margate, PE.1 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. c. & o. 1866.
m^ Horton, N.S 2

64 Banington, 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.1 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 Dalhousie, 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. out. 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 Carbonear, Nfd 3

73 Hillsboro', N.B 1

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

COONEY, ROBERT, D.D.

r. om. 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 ) 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, U.S 1

91 Annapolis, N.S I

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 i

25 Harbour Grace, Nfd... i

26 Trinity Bay, Nfd 2

.1828 Harbour Grace, Nfd 1

29 Bonavista, Nfd 1

30 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 ) England
to > and

64 ) Ireland.

65
to > Newfoundland.

72 V

73 Returned to England.

Died 1785.

COWPERTHWAITE.
HUMPHREY, P., M.A.

R. OUT. 1861.— R.F.C.&0. 1867.

1861 Sussex Vale, N.B 1

62 Pugwash, N.S 1

63 Windsor&Falmouth,N.S. 1

64 Sackville, N.B (stu.) 3

67 Hortou, N.S 3

70 Fairville, N.B 3

73 Tr3'on, 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. ...(stu.) 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't) 2

70 Shubenecadie, N.S 1

71 Truro (kitp'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 Carbonear, Nfd 1

69 Twillingate, Nfd 3

72 St. John's, Nfd l

Died May 13th, 1873, aged 31
years.

CRANSWICK, MATTHEW.

R. on T. & o. 1829. — R.y.0. 183S.

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 l

73 Miramiehi,N.B 1

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

CRISP, ROBERT S.
0. 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&BarringtonNSl
87)

to } Presiding Elder, U. S.

92)

93 Located.

CROSSCOMBE. WILLIAM.

R. on T. & 0. 1810.

1810 Shepton-Mallet, England,

11 Sent to Nova Scotia, but
missed his passage, laboured
for some months in the Isle
of Wight, and1 in the spring
sailed for Nova Scotia.

12 Horton, N.S 3

15 St. John, N.B 1

16 St. Vincent, W.I 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 ) 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.

CURR1E, DUNCAN DUNBAB
R. on t. 1853.— r. f.c. & 0. 1857.

1853 Sackville, N.B 1

54 Greenwich, N.B 3

57 Richibucto, N.B ., S

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383

1859 Woodstock, N.B 3

62 Sussex Vale, 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.

CUREIE, JOHN GIBSON.
c. 1871.— r. on t. 1872.
1871 Petites, Newfoundland..

72 Grand Bank, Nfd

73 Carbonear

74 Newfoundland Conference

D.

DANIEL, HENRY. = j

n. on t. 1830.— r. f. c. 1834. I

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. out. 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.I 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, OB 2

4'2 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. (MIT. 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 DigbyNeck, 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. c. &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. onT. 1852.— r. f.c.&o. 1856.

1852

53 Pownal, P.E.I. ...

55 Bedeque, P.E.I. ...

56 Moncton, N.B

57 Pownal, P E.I.. . .

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 Yarmouth, 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 ) Professor of Theology,
to > Sackville

67 ) Academy.

68 Sackville. ..(sup'y.) 4

72 Wolfville.. (stjp'y.) 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.
B. on x. 1870.

1870 Guysboro', N. S 2

72 DigbyNeck, N.S.... 2
74 N. B. & P. E.I. Conference

DOCKR1LL, CHARLES W.

b. onT. 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
to VNo record available.

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.
B. onf. 1855.— B. f. c. & 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. onT. 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. om. 1853. — e. 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. . $

66 Point de Bute, N.S 2

68 Monctonj 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 — b. onT. 1872.

1871 Hant's Harbour, Nfd... 2

73 Exploits, Nfd .. 1

74 Newfoundland Conference.

dutcher, Charles w. t.

R. onT. 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.

E.

EARLEY, WILLIAM P.
R. on t. 1791.

1791 Cumberland, N.S ...

92 Sussex Vale, N.B

93 Sackville, N.B

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

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, 1830, 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 for
the ministry by the British Con-
ference at Leeds in 1837, and was
appointed to Bonavista, New-
foundland. He was ordained in
Liverpool Koad Chapel, London,
Oct. 11th, 1837, and sailed from
Liverpool on Oct. 24th. 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 OldPerlican, 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

6£ 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
186 b' he was elected President of
the Conference, but 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.

e. on t. I860.— e. f. c. & o. 1864.

1860 Dartmouth, N.S 1

61 Kingsclear, N.B.. .. 2

63 Souris, P.E.I. . .. 1

64 Margate, P.E.I 2

66 Chatham, N. B. ... 3

70 Cornwall, P.E.I 3

73 St. John, Exmouth 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 ) 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, and
wherever in future his providen-
tial lot may be cast, he may still
be extensively useful in the work
of the Lord, and that when the
toils of earth are passed, we may
a Jhave the ineffable delight of
greeting him in the heavenly
rest. "

EVANS, WILLIAM H.
c. 1870.— e. on t. 1871.

1870 Bermuda 3

73 Wilmott, N.S 1

74 Nova Scotia Conference.

F.

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
1800 Bahamas .. 1

Located 1808.

Died August 27th, 1842.

FISHER, GEORGE W.
c. 1871.— e. on t. 1872.

1871 Baiede Verte, N.B 1

72 Salisbury, N.B 2

74 N.B. & P.E.I. Conference.
25

FISLER, BENJAMIN.

E. 071 T. 1791.

1791 Halifax, N.S 1

92 South Coast, N.S 1

93 Removed to United States.

Located 1798.

FORSEY, GEORGE.
e. on t. 1866.— e. 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.
E. on T. 1856.— E. f. c. & o. 1860.
1856 Hants 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.
E. on t. 1870.
1870 Parrsboro', N. S.
71 Dropped.

386

MINISTERS AND PROBATIONERS.

FULTON, JOTHAM McC.,
M.A..

E. on t. 1864.— R. f. c. & o. 1868.

1864 • ■ 1

2
1
1
1

65 Hamilton, Bermuda .

67 Somerset, Bermuda.

68 Annapolis, N.S..

69 Wevmouth, N.S

1870 Summerside, P.E.I 1

71 Barrington, 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 C.
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.

G.

GAETZ, JOSEPH.

r. out. 1861.— R. f.c. & o. 1865-

1861 Port Aux Basque, Nfd . 1
62 Trinity, Newfoundland.. 2

64 St John's, Nfd. . 3

67 Shubenecadie, N.S 3

70 Lunenburg, N.S 3

73 Liverpool, N.S 1

74 Nova Scotia Conference.

Financial Secretary 1873.

GAETZ, LEONARD.
r. out. 1861— R. f.c. &o. 1865.
1861 Sackville, N.B.. .(stu.) 1

62 Maitland, N.S. 1

63 Kingston, N.B . 2

65 Musquodoboit, N.S. . 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.

GAETZ, THOMAS.
R. (wit. 1851.— r. f.c. &o. 1856.

1851 Parrsboro', N.S 1

52 Guysboro', N.S 1

53 Charlottetown, P.E.I. 1

54 Sydney, C. B 1

55 Guysboro' & Canso, N.S. 2

1857 Grand Bank, Nfd.
60 OldPerlican, Nfd...
Died Oct. 24th, 1860, aged
29 years.

GARRETTSON, FREEBORN.

17to( NewYork

8 , l ' ' Conference.

85 Shelburne, N. S . 1

86 Halifax, N.S 1

87 Returned to United States.
Died July 26th, 1827.

GASKIN, CHARLES.
R. out. 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.

GILES, JESSE B.
c. 1870.— r. out. 1871.
1870

71 DigbyNeck, N.S 1

72 PortMouton, N.S... 1

73 Bridgetown, N.S. 1

74 Nova Scotia Conference.

GOODISON, JOHN.

c. I860.— 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 2

88 Liverpool, N S 2

90 Wallace, N.S 2

92 Tryon, P.E.1. 1

93 Sheffield, N.S 2

95 Annapolis, N.S 2

97

98

99 Located. •

GRAY, ANDREW.

r. on t. 1861.

1861 Sackville, N.B. ..(stu.) 2

62 Lunenbury, N.S 2

64 Falmouth, N.S 2

66 Dropped..

H.

HAIGH, JOHN.
1816. ) English
to > Wesleyan

25 ) Conference.

26 Harbour Grace, Nfd.

27 )

to > No record at hand.
59 i

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 Sackville, N.B. . . .(stu.) 1

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

EASTERN BRITISH AMERICA CONFERENCE.

387

HARDING, THEO. SETH.
R. on T. 1794.

1794 Horton, N.S 1

95 Withdrew and united with
the Baptists.

Died 1855.

HARRIS, THOMAS.
E. on t. 1854. — ord. 1856. —

r. f. o. 1858.
1854 Horton and Cornwallis,

N.S 2

56 St. John's, Nfd.. 1

57 Bona vista, 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. on t. 1861. — r. f. c. & o. 1865.

1861 Burton, N.B .. 1

62 Bermuda 3

65 Jacksonville, N.B. ..3
68 Hillsburg, N.S . . . 2

70 Canterbury, N.B. .. 2

72 Sheffield, N.B 2

74 N.B. & F.E.I. Conference.

HARRISON, GEORGE,
a. 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 Upham, N B

3

71 River Philip, N.S. .

3

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

HARRISON, WILLIAM.

c. 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. 07ft. I860.— R. f. c. &o. 1864.

1860 Pugwash, N.S 1

61 Upham, N.B.... 3

64 Yarmouth, N S . . . . 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.

HiRT, 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, N.S 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. I860.— r. f. c. k 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.o«t. 1862.— r. f. c. &o. 1867.
18G2 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 Nova Scotia Conference.

HENNIGAR, JAMES G.
r. (tot. 1826.— R. f. c. & 0.1832.

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
K5 Burin, Nfd. . . . . 3

38 Brigus, Nfd 2

40 Bridgetown, N.S 4

44 Bridgetown.. ..(sup'y) 1

1845 Milltown, N.B... 4

49 Sackville, N.B 4

53 St. John, South, N.B.. 3

56 Horton, N.S. . . 3

59 Newport, N.S 3

62 Cornwallis, East, N.S. 4
66 Yarmouth, South, N.S.. 3
69 Avondale, N.S 3

72 Halifax, N.S 1

73 Canning, N.S.. . .(sup'y) 1

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 ) Canada

to > Wesleyan

33 ) Conference.

34 Charlottetown, P.E.I. .. 3

37 Halifax, N.S 2

39 Canada Wesleyan Conf.

HICKSON, THOMAS.

r. on t. & o. 1815.

1815 St. John's, Nfd 1

16 Black Head, Nfd 1

17 Bonavista, Nfd 1

18 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.— r. 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. R 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. c. & o. 1861.

1857 Guysboro', N.S .... 1

58 Margarie, N.S 1

59 PortMouton, 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 Eichibucto, N.B.. .. 1

61 Woodstock, N.B 1

1862 Jacksonville, N. B a

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. ore t. 1856.' — ord. 1857.—
R. f. c. 1860.

1856 M. E. Church, U.S. . , 2

58 Sackville, N.B . 2

60 River John, N.S . . 1

61 Sackville, 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. 071 T. 1870

1870 Sackville, N.B. ..(stu) 2

72 Truro, N.S... ... 1

A graduate of Mount Allison

Wesleyan College— B.A. , 1872.
Died April 21st, 1873, aged 30
years.

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. 071 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. o?i t. 1870.

1870 Sackville, N.B (stu.) 3

73 Nashwaak, N.B . 1

n a v li B.n r t n r

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.
r. omt. 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

0,3 ^

94 St. John, N.B. . " .. 1
Died Dec. 1795.

JOHNSON, GEORGE.
R. «t. 1830.— r. f. c. & o. 1834.
1830 Annapojis & 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, N B.. 2

45 Annapolis, N.S 2

47 Miramichi, N.B.. . 3

1853 Sheffield, N.B 3

56 St. Andrew's, N.B 3

59 Yarmouth, N.S. ...... 1

60 Liverpool, N.S . 2

62 Petite Riviere, N.S 3

65 Wallace & Pugwash, N.S 3
68 Guysboro & Canso, N.S.. 2
70 Horton, N.S. ., .(sup'y.) 4
74 Nova Scotia Conference.

Financial Secretary 1855.
Chairman of District 1861 to
1864, and 1866 to 1869.

JOHNSON, JOHN.
r. out. 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 PortMouton, N.S 2

70 Kempt, N.S.....,, 2

73 Maitland, N.S 1

74 Nova 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.Ir . 1

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EASTERN BRITISH AMERICA CONFERENCE.

389

JOHNSON. RICHARD, M.D.
B. out. 1857.— E. f. c. & o. 1861.

1857 Truro, N.S 1

58 Margate, P.E.I 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.
K. out. 1863.— E. f. c. &0. 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.
c. 1872.— e. on t. 1873
1872

73 Kentville, N.S.

74 Nova Scotia Conference.

JOHNSTONE, BENJAMIN J.
a. on t. I860.— a. f. c. & o. 1865.
1860 Margate, P.E.I 1

61 DigbyNeck, 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.

E. on t. 1804.

1804 Sheffield, N.B.
5 Located.

JOST, CRANSWICK, M.A.
r. out. 1862.— e. 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 ) 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— e. f. c. & o. 1842.

1837 Murray Harbour, P.E.I. 1

38 Liverpool, N,S 1

39 Wallace, N.S 2

41 Maitland, N.S. 1

42 Liverpool, N.S . . 1

43 Corn wallis, 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.I 2

64 River John, N.S.... 3

67 Albion Mines, N.S.. 2

69 Sydney, C.B.. 3

72 Guysboro', N.S I

73 Charlottetown. . . . (sup'y) 1

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

JUBB, JOHN E.
c 1871. — e. on t.

1871

72 Wilmot, N.S.

73 Located

K.

KNIGHT, RICHARD, D.D.
e. 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, 1860,
aged 72 years.

KNOWLAN, JAMES.
e. on t. & o. 1806.

1806 Jamaica

8 Liverpool, N.S

1809 Cumberland, N.S. .. 2

11 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 > Wesleyan

31 ) Conference.

32 Westmorland, N.B. . .2

34 Halifax (sup'y) 11

Died October 17th, 1845, .aged

66 years.

L.

LANDER, CHARLES.
K. OftT. 1861.— e. f. c. &o. 1865.

1861 Petites, Nfd.. .

63 St. Johns, Nfd.

64 Trinity, Nfd. . .

65 Fogo, Nfd. . . .
67 Catalina, Nfd.
69 Perlican, Nfd....
72 Harbour Grace

2
1
2
2
2
3
... 2
74 Newfoundland Conference.

LANE, CHRISTOPHER L.

E. on T. 1860.

1860 Parrsboro', N.S. 1

61 Canaan, N.B 1

62 Located.

LATHERN, JOHN.

o. 1855.— a. on x. 1856.—

a. f. c. & o. 1859.

1855 British Conference 1

56 Fredericton, N.B. 1

1857 Cornwallis, N.S 2

59 St. John, South, N. B . . 3
62 Halifax, N.S. . . . 3

65 Fredericton, N.B.. . 3

68 St. John, N.B. 3

71 Yarmouth, . .... 2

73 Halifax, Brunswick St... 1

74 Nova Scotia Conference.
Financial Secretary 1865, 1866

and 1870 to 1872. Chairman of
District 1867. Delegate to First
General Conference Toronto, 1874.

390

MINISTERS AND PROBATIONERS.

Le LACHEUR, DAVID W

R. 071 T. 1863.— R.F.C.&0. 1867.

1863 Andover, N.B 2

65 Havelock, N.B. . . 1

: 66 Parrsboro', N.S 1

67 Advocate Harbour, N.S. 1

68 Nashwaak, N.S 3

71 Pugwash, N.S. . 2
; 73 Removed to U. States.

Le PAGE, ALFRED E.
r. ore t. 1864.— k.f.c.&o. 1869.

1864 Sackville, N.B. . . .(stu.) 1

65 Digby Neck, N.S. 1

66 Gabarus, C.B 1

67 Musquodoboit, N.S 2

69 Port Hawkesbury, C.B. . 3

72 Charlottetown,P.E.I.(sup)l

73 Margate, P.E.I 1

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

LEWIS, JOHN.
r. on t. & 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. 071 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,
c. 1842.— r. on t. 1843.—
R. f. c. & 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, N S. . . . 3

55 Barrington, N S.. . . . 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. &0. 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. & F.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.

MACK, ROBERT BARRY.

K. OtlT. 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,

Was born in New York in 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.

MANN, JOHN.

A brother of James Mann, was
born in 1743. 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
in 1784. In 1786 his name ap-
peared in the minutes of the
British Conference.

He died February 26th, 1817,
aged 74 years. ■*

MARSDEN, JOSHUA.
R. onr. 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

Died, 1837, aged 61 years.

MARSHALL, JOHN.

1818
19

Tortola, West Indies.

1820 ) Nova Scotia,

to > New Brunswick and

51 ) P. Edward Island.

52 Truro, N.S (sup'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. oriT. 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.

MARTIN, SAMUEL B.

r. wit. 1861.— r.f. c. &o. 1866.

1861 Musquodoboit, N.S. . 2

63 New German}-, 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 Mouton, N.S 2

Died Octobei 28th, 1871, aged
37 years.

MATTHEWS, SOLOMON,
c. 1870, e. on t. 1871.
1870 Green's Pond, Nfd. 4

74 Newfoundland Conference.

MEARING, CHARLES.
C. 1872.— e. on t. 1873.

1872 Grand Bank, Nfd 2

74 Toronto Conference.

MILLAR, GEORGE.
r. on t. 1817.— r.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 Frederieton, N B. . . . 1

37 Bridgetown, N S. (sup'y) 1

38 Annapolis, N S 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.

MILLIGAN, GEORGES., M.A.
R. on t. 1854.— e. 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.

Financial Secretary 1868 and
1869.

Chairman of District 1865,
1866, 1870, and 1873.

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

MILLS, EDWIN.

E. OUT. 1867.— E. F c. & 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.

MOORE, EZRA B.
E. on-r. 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.

MOORE, FREDERICK W
e. on t. 1851. — k. 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.A.

E. on t. 1870.

1870 Miramichi, N.B 1

71 Golden ville, N.S 1

72 Located — ill-health.

MORTON, ARTHUR D., M.A.
E. on t 1866.— e. f. v. & 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.

MORTON, ROLAND.

e. out. 1840. — r. f. c. &o. 1845.

1840 Newport, N.S 2

42 Maitland, N.S. .-. ..2

44 Yarmouth, N.S 2

46 Barrington, N S 3

49 Lunenburg, N.S . . . . 3

52 Liverpool, N.S 3

55 Windsor, N.S 3

58 Halifax, N.S 1

59 Pownal, P.E I. . . 2

61 Guysboro', N.S 2

63 Sydney, C. B. . : 3

66 Truro, N S 3

Albion Mines, N.S. 2

Windsor, N.S. .(sup'y.) 3

Nova Scotia Conference.

Financial Secretary 1850 to
1858.

Journal Secretary of Confer-
ence 1855, 1856, and 1857.

MOSHER, JOHN A.

e. om. 1861 — r. f. o. &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.
E. on t. & o. 1825.

1825 Westmoreland, N.S..

26 Annapolis, N.S

27 Digby, N.S

28 St. Stephen, N.B

29 Sussex Vale, N. B .

30 Petit?odiac, N.B

31 Bathurst, N.B.

32 Sheffield, N.B 2

34 Port de Grave, Nfd 2

36 Visiting England & West

Indies 1

37 St. John, N.B ..(sup'y.) 3
Died January 16th, 1840, aged

40 years.

MYERS, CHARLES.
r. on t. 1872.

1872 Exploits, Nfd 1

73 Little Biy Islands, Nfd.. 1

74 Newfoundland Conference

392

MINISTERS AND PROBATIONERS.

Mc.

McARTHUR, ROBERT.

R. on T. 1871.

1871 Charlottetown, P.E.I. 2

73 Halifax, N.S 1

74 Nova Scotia Conference.

Mccarty, william.

r. onr. 1845.— r. f. c. &o. 1849

1845 Petitcodiac, N.B. ...

46 Bathurst, N. B

47 Richibucto, N.B.

48 Halifax, N.S

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
nis 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 16th,
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. om. 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.I. .... 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. om t. 1836.— r. f. c & o. 1841.

1836 Petitcodiac, N. B 3

39 Sussex V.ale, 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

35 Halifax, N.S

36 Yarmouth, N.S...

38 Sydney, C B.

39 Brigus, Newfoundland

42 OldPerlican, Nfd..

43 Barrington, N.S.. , .
46 Liverpool, N.S.

50 Halifax, N. S

54 Charlottetown, P.E.I

57 Truro, NS

59 St. John, N. B ,

62 ) Editor

to > and

68 ) Book Steward

69 Woodstock, N. B

70 Newport, N.S ,

73 Hantsport, N.S.. ..

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
1865 and 1874. Delegate to First
General Conference at Toronto,
1874.

McNUTT, ARTHUR.
r. out. 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.
40 Mirainichi, N.B.

42 Westmoreland. N.B

43 Sackville; N.B. . .
45 St. John, North, N

47 St. Andrew's, N.B.

48 Sheffield, N.B...

49 Bridgetown, N.S. .
51 Woodstock, N.B. . .
53 St. Andrew's, N.B.
56 Newport, N.S.. .
59 Halifax, N.S ..(sup'y)

B.

Chairman of District 1856 to
1859. Died May 12th, 1864,
aged 69 years.

EASTERN BRITISH AMERICA CONFERENCE.

393

■N. & O.

NARRAWAY, JAS. R., M.A.

E. on t. 1841. — e. 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' & Causo, N.S. 3

57 Sackville, N.B 3

60 St. John, Carlton St.,

N.B 2

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.

e. 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

E. o?i t. 1856.— e. f. (i. & o. 1860.

1856 Margaree, C.B. 1

57 Perlican, Nfd. ... 3

60 Cornwall, P.E. I. . . 2

1862 St. John, N.B. ...
64 Sackville, N.B...
67 Woodstock, N.B.
69 Windsor, N.S. .
72 Dartmouth, N.S...

2
. 3

2
3
1

73 Halifax, Editoe & Book

Stewaed . . 1

74 Nova Scotia Conference.

Financial Secretary 1867, 1868,
and 1870 to 1872. Delegate to
First General Conference, Toronto,
1874.

NIGHTINGALE, ADAM.

E. 071 T. & o. 1822.

1822

Nfd.

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

48 Bonavista, Nfd. 3

51 Perlican, 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.

o. 1872.— e. on t. 1873.

1872 St. John's, Nfd . . . 2

74 Newfoundland Conference.

OLIVANT, THOMAS.
e. on t. 1800.

1800 Liverpool, N.S.

2 _ . . .

4 Suspended.

Died, 1846.

PAISLEY, ('HAS. H., M.A.
E. ore t. 1866.— e. f. c. &o. 1870.
1866 Wallace and Pugwash,

Nova Scotia 2

68 Miramichi, N.B 2

70 Dartmouth, N.S ... 2

72 Bathurst, N.B 2

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

PARKER, CALEB,
c. 1870.— E. 071 t. 1871.
1870 .

71 New Germany, N S 1

72 Caledonia, N.S .. 2
74 Nova Scotia Conference.

PARKER, ISAAC NEWTON.

<■■ 1862.— e. on r. 1863.—

E. F. o. & o. 1866.

1862 Sheffield & Salmon River,

New Brunswick. 1

63 Dalhousie, N.B 3

66 Hillsboro', N.B... 1

1867 Havelock, N.B ... 3

70 Greenwich, N B.. 2

70 { Greenwich, N.B ) ,

u (Kingston, N.B \ "•■ l

73 Kingston, N.B . 1

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

PASCOE, JOSEPH.
E. 071 T. 1861.— E. F. c. &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.

E. 071 T. 1816.

1816 Ramsheg, 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.
e. on t. 1853.— e. f. c. & o. 1857.

1853 Richibucto, N. B 1

54 St. John, South, N.B.. 1

55 Upham, N B 1

56 Margaret's Bay, N.S. . 2
58 Kempt, 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 Yale, N.B. . . 3

68 Gagetown, 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. 07i t. 1840. — k. f. c. & o. 1844.

1840 Old Perlican, Nfd.. 2

42 Hermitage Bay, Nfd. 1

43 Grand Bank, Nfd ...... . 1

44 Island Cove, Nfd. .„ I

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, Nfdi. .. 3

68 Island Cove, Nfd. . . 3

71 Brigus, Nfd.. . . 1

72 Black Head 2

74 Newfoundland Conference.

Financial Secretary, 1856 to
1 862. Chairman of District 1 863
to .1870.

PELLEY, EBENEZER G.
r. 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.

PERCIVAL, WILLIAM W.
R. 071 t. 1861.— R. f. v. & o. 1866.

1861 Sackville, NB. .(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. o»t. 1867.— R. f. c. & 0. 1862.

1857 Guysboro', N.S. 1

58 Truro, N.S 1

59 Point 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 York, P.E.I... ' 1

59 Charlottetown, P.E.I. 1

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.PEL. (sup'y) 1

69 Located — ill health.
Financial Secretary 1865.

PHINNEY, JO*HN S.
r. onr. 1851. — r. f. c &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
74 N.B. & P.E.I. Conference.

PICKARD, HUMPHREY, D.D.
r. onT. 1836.— r. f c. & o. 1842.

1836

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 "^ Principal

to j- Mount Allison

68 J Institution.

69^ Editor

to J- and Book

72 J Steward.

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 1
of Mt. Allison College 1862 to |
1868. Received the honorary '
degree of D.D. from the Wes-
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 ^1

to [-Newfoundland.

37 J

38 Removed to England.

Died, 1848.

PICKLES, CHARLES.

c. 1870.— 11. on t. 1871.

1870 Exploits, Nfd ... . 2

72 Port au Basque, Nfd 2

74 Newfoundland Conference.

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

73 Canning, N S . . ....... , 1

74 Nova Scotia Conference.

PICKLES, FREDERICK M.

B. 051 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 ■
1827 Sussex Vale, 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

61 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. omt. 1863.— R. f. c. &o. 1868.
1863 Petites, Newfoundland.. 2

65 Sackville, N. B.. . .(stu.) 1

66 H ant'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.

PITBLADO, CHARLES B.
r. on 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 »

69 St Andrews, N.B 3

72 Removed to United States
and united with the New Hamp-
shire Conference of the Methodist
Episcopal Church.

EASTERN BRITISH AMERICA CONFERENCE.

595

POPE, HENRY.
b. onr. 1814.— r. f. c. & o. 1816.

1814 Kingsbridge, England.. 2

16 ) Canada

to > Wesleyan

25 ) Conference.

26 Charlottetown, P.E.I. .. 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.
e. onr. 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.I 2

51 Maitland, N.S 3

54 Petite Kiviere, N.S 3

57 Little York, P.E.I.... 3

60 Windsor, N.S 3

63 Charlottetown . .(sup'y.) 1

64 Little York, P.E.I... 3
67 Charlottetown, P.E.I. .. 3
70 St. John, Germ. St. , N. B. 3

1873 St. John,Centenary,N.B. 1
74 N.B.&P.E.l Conference.
Financial Secretary 1S55, 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 Ch urch
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. om. I860.—

r. f. o. & o. 1864.

1859 Halifax, N.S 2

61 Charlottetown, P.E.I. . 1

62 West Cape, P.E.I. ..2
64 Cascumpec, P. E. I. . 2
66 Located.

PRESTWOOD, PAUL.

r. out. 1852. — r. f. c. &o. 1856.

1852 Han t'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

11 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.

c. 1845.— r. on t. 1846.—

r. f. c. & o. 1851.

1845 Pownal, P.E.I 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.I 2

61 Portland, St. John, N.B. 2

63 Yarmouth, N.S 3

66 St Johns, Nfd 3

69 Carbonear, Nfd

70 Moncton, N. B

71 Berwick, N.S

72 St. John, N.B. (sup'y)..

73 Fairville, N.B

74 N.B.&P.E.l. 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.

». ore t. 1859.— r. f. c. & o. 1861.

1857 Andover, N.B. ... 2
59 Nashwaak, N.U. ..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. om. 1866.— r. f. c. &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. out. 1837.— r. f. c. & o. 1841.

1837 Miramichi, N.B 3

40 St. John, South, N.B. .. 2

42 Sackville, Wes. 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. on t. 186U.

1860 Sydney, C.B ..
62 Withdrew.

. 2

396

MINISTERS AND PROBATIONERS.

RICHEY, MATTHEW, D.D.
R. 071T. 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, N S . 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 V Wesleyan

50 ) Conference.

51 Halifax, N.S 4

55 Co-Delegate of the Conf.

56 )

. I President of the

en \ Conference.

61 St. John, South, N.B. . . 3

64 Charlottetown, P.E.I. .. 3

67 President of the Conf.

68 Avondale, N.S. ...... 1

: , 1

1869 St. John, Portland, N.B. 1

70 Windsor, N.S (suf'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. oni. 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. oni. 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. onr. 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 onr. 1865.— r. f. c. & o. 1869-

1865 Amherst, N.S 2

67 Barrington. N.S. . 2

69 Caledonia, 'N.S t 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 Baiede 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. out. 1866.— r. f. c. &o. 1871.

1866 Sackville (stu.) 2

68 Advocate, N.S. .. 1

69 Parrsbnir.' TVT S 1

1870 Marysville, N.B. 1

71 Nashwaak, N.B. .. 3

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

A graduate of Mottnt Allison
Wesleyan College. B.A., 1868 ;
M.A. in course 1870.

SHENSTONE, WM. EWEN.

1828 ) 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.

SHENSTONE, WM. SAMUEL.

r. on r. 1858.

1858 Bonavista, Nfd 1

59 Carbonear, Nfd _. 2
61 Hant's Harbour. ... 1

Died August 31st, 1861, aged

SHENTON, JOB.
r. out. I860.— 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. out. 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.

SLEEP, PETER.
r. out. 1834.— R. f. c. &o. 1838.

1834 Miramichi, N.B 2

36 Petitcodiac, N.B 2

38 Bridgetown & Aylesford,
Nova Scotia ......... 3

41 Petitcodiac, N.B... .... 2

Died August 8th, 1842, aged

EASTERN BRITISH AMERICA CONFERENCE.

397

SMALLWOOD, FREDERICK
B. out. 1837.— e. f. c. &o. 1841.

1837 Bridgetown, N.S 1

38 Fredericton, N.B 1

39 St. John, South, N.B... 2
41 Richibucto, 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.)H
7.4 Nova Scotia Conference..

SMITH, GEORGE.

b. on t. 1792

1792 England

94 Conception Bay, Nfd. . .

95 England..

2
1
1

96 Bonavista ... . .

1

97 England.

Died 1832.

SMITH, LEIGH RICHMOND.

E. on t. 1862

1862 Sambro', N.S.

63 Dropped.

SMITH, RICHARD.

B.o?iT. 1842.— e. f. o. &. 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, N S 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, N.S. 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.
imn, I860.— e. f. c. &o. 1865.
1860 Guysboro, N.S.

61 Shelbuine, 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 Maitlaud, N.S 2

1838 Bermuda ..2

40 Montserrat, W.I 1

41 Dominica, W.I. 2

42 Nevis, W.I 2

44 Tortola, W.I 1

45 Antigua, W. 1 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.
E. on t. 1854. — r. f. c, & o. 1858.
1854 1

55 Richibucto, 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.
e. on t. 1857.— e. f. o. & o. 1861.
1857 Aylesford, N S 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.

e. mt. 1827.— oed. 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.I. ..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.
E. on t. 1825.— oed. 1827.

1825 Shetland Isles 1

26 Higham 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.

E. 071T. 1818— oid. 1819.--
E.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. om. 1852.— e. 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 Richibucto, 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. ojit. 1862.— r. f. c. &o. 1866.
1862 Sackville, N.B. . . .(stu). 1

63 Margate, P. E. I 1

64 Charlottetown, P.E.I. 2

66 Dartmouth, N.S.. .. 1

67 Mill Town, N.B 3

70 Portland, StN 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.

SPKAGUE, SAMUEL W
K. out. 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.

STARR JOSEPH HERBERT.
K. ore 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 1

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

six months, and fined fifty pounds
for preaching the Gospel of Jesus
Christ to African blacks and
Negroes.

STEWART, CHARLES, D.D.
r. ont. 1852.— r. f. c. &o 1856.
1852 Musquodoboit Harbour &
Shubenecadie, N.S. 1

53 Liverpool, N.S 1

54 St. Margaret's Bay and

Sambrp, N S 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.

STOCKET, RICHARD.
r. on t. 1795.

1795 Shelburne, N.B 1

96 Removed to United States.
Located 1798.

STRONG, JOHN BASS.

Born in Bingham, Nottingham-
shire, England, j789. Sent by
British Conference as a Mission-
ary to Quebec, in 1813, when he
was R. on t. & o.

1813 Quebec. 2

i k J M ontreal, ) ,

10 | Three Rivers, $■■■•-- l

1 6 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

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. OUT. 1871.

1871 Miramichi, N.B ... 1

72 Halifax, North, N.S. .. 2
74 Nova Scotia Conference.

SUTCLIFFE, INGHAM.

oo ( Canada Wesleyan Con-
oo I ference.

34 Grand Bank and Fortune

Bay, NM 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 18U8, 1870, and
1871.

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. out. 1873.

1873 Sackville (stu.) 1

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

SWANN, WILLIAM.

c. 1871.— R. on t. 1872.

1871 —Nfd .... 1

72 Shoal Harbour, Nfd.... 1

73 Fogo, Nfd 1

74 Newfoundland Conference.

EASTERN BRITISH AMERICA CONFERENCE.

399

T.

TAYLOR, JAMES.
r. out. 1846. — R. f. c. & o. 1851.

1546 Richibucto, 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.I. 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^ 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. out. 1862.— e. f. o. & 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, Nfd 3

69 St. Johns, Nfd. . .. 3

72 Haiede Verte, N.B. 2
74 N. B. & P. E. I. Conference.

TEESDALE, JOHN JAMES.
R. out. 1858.— k. 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. mm. 1849.— b. f. c. & o. 1853.

1849 Nashwaak, N.B.. 1

50 Riehibucto. 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 1801. Journal
Secretary of Conference 1863,
1864 and 1874. Secretary of
Conference 1866, 1867 tnd 1868.
Delegate to First General 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. o, t. 1858.— i:. f. c. & o. 1862.

1859 Coverdale, N B... 1

59 Port Hood, C.B 1

60 Guysboro', N.S 2

1862 PortMouton, 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.
c. 1871.— R. out. 1872.

1871

72 Sydney, C.B.
72

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

TODHUNTER, JOSEPH.

c. 1864.— r. wit. 1865.

1864 Green's Pond, Nfd.. . . 1

66 Carbonear, Nfd 2

67 Located — ill health.

TOMKINS, JOHN.

Was received on 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. out. I860.— e. f. c. &o. 1864.

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. out. 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

MINISTEKS 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

51 Horton, N.S . .. . . %

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. . . .(sup'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. out. 1853.— R. F. c. &o. 1857.

1853 Nashwaak, N.B.
56 Moncton, N.B.
58 Shelburne, N.S.
61 Hopewell, N.B
63 Bathurst, N.B. .
66 Parrsboro', N.S.
69 Maitland, N.S.

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. OtlT. 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. . 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.— K. 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.

R. F.

WASSON:

r. o»T. 1857.

1857 Woodstock, N.B

60 Musquodoboit, N.S

61 Georgetown, P.E.I

62 Murray Harbour, P.E.I.

63 Annapolis, N. S . .
65 Port Mouton, N.S.
68 Barrington, N.S.

71 Wallace, N.B

74 Nova Scotia Conference.

ROBERT.
c. & o. 1861.
3
1
1
1
2
1
3
3

WATERHOUSE, JOHN.

c. 1858.— r. on t. 1859.—

R. F. c. & o. 1862.

1858 Carbonear, Nfd. .. 2

60 St. John's, Nfd 2

62 OldPerlican, Nfd. ..3
65 Blackhead, Nfd.... 3

68 Brigus, Nfd 3

71 Amherst, N.S... ..2

72 Miramichi, N.B 1

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

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 instrumenttality converted to
God. He died at Charlottetown,
P.E. Island, on Sunday July 4th,
1847, aged 44 years.

WEDDALL, RICHARD.
R. onT. 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 S

66 Cornwallis, E., N.E. 1

67 Bedeque, P. E. I. 2
69 Bathurst, N.B. . .... 3

72 Richibucto, N.B. 2
74 N. B.& P. E. I. Conference.

WEDDALL, RICHARD, W.,
B.A.

o. 1869.— r. on t. 1870.

1869

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. on t. I860.— r. f. c. & o. 1872.

1860 Burton, N.B

61 Located

68 Digby Neck, N.S

69 Advocate Harbour, N.S.

70 Bermuda, Nfd ....

71 Kingston, N.B..

72 Port Hawksbury, N.S.
74 Nova Scotia Conference.

WELLS, WILLIAM, P.
r. on t. 1850.

1850 Hant's Harbour, Nfd.
52 Removed to Australia.

EASTERN BRITISH AMERICA CONFERENCE.

401

WHEELOCK, JESSE.

1836-1841.

He was bora 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 Jesus. 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
30th year of his age and fifth of
his ministerv.

WHITEHEAD, THOMAS.
1783 ) New York Conference,
to i Methodist,

89 ) Episcopal Church.

90 Cumberland, N.S. 1

91 Liverpool, N.S. . . 2
93)

te > Located.
1803)

4 Albany, N. Y.. . 2

6 Canada Wesleyan Conf.

WILLEY, FRANCIS GEO.

c. 1870.— n. on t. 1871.

1870 Port an Basque, Nfd. 2

72 Exploits, Nfd 1

73 Saekville N.B. (stu.) 1

74 Newfoundland Conference.

WILLIAMS, RICHARD.
R. on t. 1813.

1813 Hungerford, England. 1

14 Poole, England. 1

15 \ Canada

to J- 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

34 Bridgetown, N.S. 1

35 Miramichi, 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

91 Halifax, N.S

92 Annapolis, N.S ... .

94 Cumberland, N.S

96 St. John, N.B

1800 Located.

WILSON, ROBERT.
R. f. c. & o. 1863.
1S54 | Bible

to J- Christian

57 J Conference.

58 West Cape, P.E I.. . 1

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.I. Conference.

WILSON, WILLIAM.

E. on t. 1820.— ohd. 1821.—

R. 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

33 Trinity, Nfd. . . . 1

34 Bedeque, P.E.I. 3

37 Newport, N.S 3

40 Parrsboro& An hirst, N.S 3
43 Wallace & River John N.S 2

45 Wallace, N.S 1

46 Lunenburg, N.S.. .. 3

49 Barrin ton, 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 Mill town, 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.

WINTERBOTHAM, JOHN.

Born at Nottingham, Eng. , Maj
14th, 1828. In his twelfth yeai
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 thf
ministry.

<•■. 1856.— k. on t. 1857.

1856 Dartmouth, N.S ■>

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.
R. out. & o. 1826. — r. f. r. 1830.

1826 Montserrat, W.I 2

28 St, Kitts, W. I. . . 1

29 St. John, N. B. . 2
31 Miramichi, 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.

R. on t. 1869.

1869 St. John, N.B.. .. 2

71 St. James, N.B 1

72 Located. ....

WRAY, JAMES.

1781 )

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 he was President of
the English Conference. Died
Nov. I6th, 1865, aged 70 years.

9<;

THE

CIRCUITS, STATIONS AND MISSIONS

UNDER THE CARE OF THE

donkxtntt 0f (Easton Iritisfj Jlmmat,

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 Electoral District of Cumberland, Province of Nova Scotia.

fear

Names of Ministers.

1867 David W. Le Lacheur.

68 Joseph Seller, B.A. ...

69 Fletcher A. VVeldon.

70 George F. Day

71 George F. Day

72 Joseph M. Fisher -

73 Joseph M. Fisher

74 Nova Scotia Conference..

No. of
Members.

310

85
84
73
72
72
107

Funds.

Contins.

|4 00
6 10
6 00

50
50
50
10

Educa. Sup. M. Misa'y

$1 25
2 12

00
20
20

1 50
■2 00

$2 00
8 00
6 10
1 04
1 06

1 50

$15 75

15 51
21 00

16 75
16 00

25 (4

26 00

ALBERTON.

A village in the Electoral District of Prince, in the Province of Prince Edward Island.

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. ,

ALBION MINES.

So named from the Mines in the Electoral District of Pictou, in the Province of Nova Scotia.

1861 John Cassidy. . . ... .... ... ....

62 John Cassidy. ... .. 18 6 34 2 50 i 2 85 22 56

63 John Cassidy - . . 27 6 34 3 40 4 20 28 42

64 Douelas Charmian 21 fi .<u inn ± 7?; 91 9«

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

It was

20 35

23 26

24 69
30 03
42 10

EASTERN BRITISH AMERICA CONFERENCE.

403

Year

Names of Ministers.

No. of
Members.

Funds.

Conting. | Educa. ' Sup. M.

1865 Douglas Chapman . .

66 Douglas Chapman

67 Jeremiah V. Jost

68 Jeremiah V Jost..

69 Roland Morton.

70 Roland Morton

7J Arthur D. Morton, M.A.

72 Arthur D. Morton, M.A.

73 See Stellarton

22
27
32
41
44
23
25
31
39

S6 70

§3 50 :

7 05

3 00

4 20

1 60

5 00

1 20

5 00

0 81

5 50

1 23

5 no

1 15

6 50

3 00

7 00

3 00

$6 05

7 4.)

5 25

3 41

2 00

2 75

1 17

5 88

6 00

AMHERST.

A village in the Election District of Cumberland, in the Province of Nova Scotia.

1855 Richard Smith..

56 Wiiliam McCarty

57 William McCarty ...

58 William McCarty

59 Frederick Smallwood .

60 William T. Cardv . . .

61 William T. Cardy ...

62 Alexander M. Des Brisay

63 Alexander M Des Brisay

64 Alexander M. Des Brisay
1)5 Alexander M. Des Brisay

66 Ingham Sutcliffe, William Sargent.

67 Ingham Sutclitt'e, R. Barry Mack .

68 Ingham Sutcliffe, R. Barry Mack.

69 Elias Brettle..

70 James Burns

71 John Waterhouse

72 John Waterhouse

73 RoWt Tweedy . .

74 Nova Scotia Conference

250
250
253
229
221
234
200
180
265
265
232
221
205
195
230
138
141
97
99
150

Miss'y.

$17 00

8 15

16 40

16 00

1 20

28 80
26 16

29 25
13 75

10 00

9 33

2 22

5 52

9 69

1 90

5 03

12 00

1 80

5 63

12 00

2 20

8 05

12 00

1 85

8 00

12 00

1 50

6 00

12 00

2 00

8 00

12 00

2 00

8 00

12 00

2 40

6 20

15 87

4 07

20 50

17 00

2 90

16 89

10 70

2 75

12 11

12 00

4 08

11 33

10 00

3 06

8 90

10 00

1 05

4 20

10 00

4 66

6 60

10 00

4 70

7 71

10 00

4 50

7 75

137 53

116 83

133 43

140 47

81 00

62 00

78 19

78 19

81 63

144 13

128 80

129 19
172 11

97 33
64 50
72 97
61 04
47 80

ANDOVER.
A village in the Electoral District of Victoria, Province of New Brunswick.

1855 SuppHed. ... ... .

56 Sup/died

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 JohnS Allen

71 JohnS. Allen

72 George B. Payson

73 George B. Payson. . .

74 N.B. k P.E.I. Conference.

54
54
47
80
95
96
93
54
58
75
61
61
68
57
63
58
57
57
17
24

ANNAPOLIS.

4 00

2 00

4 00

5 00

1 25

3 00

10 00

1 00

2 50

10 00

0 80

1 40

6 50

1 00

0 65

6 00

1 00

1 00

6 00

1 50

1 00

7 10

1 50

6 00

7 10

1 56

2 75

7 10

1 60

2 80

5 00

2 00

2 40

5 20

1 50

2 00

6 00

1 50

2 00

6 00

1 75

2 25 :

5 00

1 40

2 10

5 50

1 75

4 05

39

80

18

75

10 30

6

00

12

00

8

20

5

56

20

12

9

50

S

22

4

00

8

00

8

68

15

36

A town on the Annapolis River, in the Electoral District of Annapolis, Province of Nova Scotia.

1855 George M. Barratt

56 Frederick Smallwood..

57 Frederick Smallwood

58 Frederick Smallwood

59 James Taylor

60 James Taylor

61 James Taylor

62 Christopher Jost, Fletcher H. W. Pickles..

169
176
173
210
186
261
252
243

9 55

10 00

2 00

4 00

4 40

3 77

13 20

8 85

5 05

12 00

20 00

2 92

25 10

9 50

5 20

8 75

10 05

1 60

8 81

166 00
145 12
163 55
263 92
135 45
118 29

404

CIRCUITS, STATIONS AND MISSIONS.

Year

Names of Ministers.

1 863 Christopher Lockhart, Robert Wasson. . . .

64 Christopher Lockhart, Ezra B. Moore..

65 Joseph Hart, William H. Hea:tz .

66 Joseph Hart, William H. Heartz

67 Joseph Hart, Thomas Rogers . .

68 James England, Jotham McC. Fulton, 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.

No. of
Members.

360

370

181

201

192

180

154

152

158

62

58

75

Funds.

Con ting, j Educa. Sup. M. | Miss'y.

$12 25

13 66

14 07
16 47
12 80
12 00
10 00
10 00

9 51

2 85

3 00

4 52

93
83
94
16
91
00
00
00
00

0 98
0 80
0 80

13 82

1167 40

15 26

158 24

15 78

109 93

17 05

108 28

12 61

75 26

8 49

84 16

8 50

80 50

8 60

73 87

8 65

87 00

2 48

40 42

3 28

52 30

4 53

13 82

AVONDALE.

A village in the Electoral District of Pictou, Province of Nova Scotia.

1865 Hezekiah McKeown .

66 Hezekiah McKeown. .

67 Hezekiah McKeown .

68 Matthew Richey, D.D.. .

69 James G Hennigar

70 James G. Hennigar..

71 James G. Hennigar..

72 Cranswick Jost, M.A.

73 Cranswick Jost, M.A.

74 Nova Scotia Conference.,

248

192

153

132

100

95

88

90

106

17 00

2 00

10 00

20 00

2 00

9 32

16 00

2 25

9 50

12 50

1 00

9 50

13 00

1 50

8 OO

13 25

2 25

8 00

13 00

2 10

6 10

13 00

2 16

5 95 !

13 00

2 55

6 30 !

1855
56
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
74

AYLESFORD.

A town in the Electoral District of King's, in the

Wesley C. Beals 238

Thomas Angwin 241

Thomas Angwin, T. Watson Smith 241

Thomas Angwin 215

George W. Tuttle 245

George W Tuttle 162

George W Tuttle.. .. 176

V\ illiam McCarty 183

William McCarty. ' ..176

William McCarty. 155

Robert E. Crane. . 155

Robert E. Crane ....... 186

Robert E. Crane .. . 195

James Taylor. . . .... . 169

James Taylor. . . . 167

James Taylor. . 171

William Tweedy .. . 171

William Tweedy . 147

William Tweedy. . 146

Nova Scotia Conference. 160

Province of Nova cotia.

6 11

....

6 67

6 00

6 05

4 64

5 27

2 75

1 65

1 03

2 50

1 50

4 73

1 10

6 00

1 77

6 50

1 70

6 50

1 20

7 62

2 40

14 45

2 50

8 50

3 00

6 50

1 79

7 40

1 72

7 80

3 60

7 70

2 75

7 50

2 25

7 60

2 10

10

65
75

75
80

128 50

120 00

113 00

75 75

60 50

58 25

262 17

67 32

72 40

10

55

7

87

7

52

5

00

6

00

5

46

7

00

7

00

7

00

8

64

11

30

12

50

9

00 |

•164 00
188 47
153 19
128 52
115 14

114 09
135 42
112 81
118 97
120 81
130 06

115 00
127 35
134 67
140 21
150 00

75 00
63 50

B.

BAIE DU VERT.

So named from a Baie in Northumberland Strait, in the Electoral District of Westmoreland, Pro-
vince of New Brunswick.

1860 James Tweedy..

61 James Tweedy . 184 8 00 165 9 00 156 00

62 James Tweedy .. 184 8 00 2 00 9 00 79 92

63 William Alcorn . . 190 8 00 1 50 6 00 47 50

64 William Alcorn 178 8 00 130 6 00 76 96

65 William Alcorn . . 180 9 00 1 50 6 00 67 76

66 Alexanders Tuttle 188 1100 150 6 40 92 70

67 Alexander S. Tuttle 230 13 50 2 00 4 50 159 82

68 William Wilson. , b70 12 25 J 2 00 5 00 115 67

EASTEEN BEITISH AMERICA CONFERENCE.

405

Year

Names of Ministers.

1869 David B. Scott ...

70 David B. Scott...

71 David B. Scott, George W. Fisher. .

72 Stephen T. Teed, William Baines . . .

73 Stephen T. Teed, John Ellis

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

No. of

Members.

Funds.

330
337
324

286
290

286

Conting.

Educa.

Sup. M.

$12 25

$2 00

$5 00

14 31

1 50

6 00

14 31

4 00

6 25

14 31

4 38

7 00

14 31

4 00

9 00

20 00

4 00

12 00

Miss'y.

$121 50
134 78
59 65
86 20
61 12
57 58

BARRINGTON.
A town in the Electoral District of Shelburne, Province of Nova Scotia.

1855 Christopher Lockhart

56 Christopher Lockhart

57 Christopher Lockhart

58 Robert Duncan. .

59 Robert Duncan.. . .

60 Robert Duncan..

61 James Buckley

62 James Bucklev, R. Mitchell Smith

63 Elias Brettle..'

64 Elias Brettle, Wesley Colpitts. . .

65 Elias Brettle, Charles W. T. Dutcher. . . .

66 Thomas Smith, Charles W. T. Dutcher. . .

67 Thomas Smith, William Sargent .

68 Robert Wasson, William Sargent

69 Robert Wasson, R. Barry Mack.

70 Robert Wasson..

71 JothamM. Fulton, M.A

72 Jotham M. Fulton, M.A

73 Joseph S. Coffin . .

74 Nova Scotia Conference .

300

238
298
468
402
378
392
331
389
332
297
278
269
302
328
368
176
142
139
130

20 15

12 72
18 80

21 18

22 27

24
21

95
00
00

24 00
9 50
9 60

14 20

10
89
35
60
00
10
00

23
23
08
49
43
08
00
00
05
11
68
46
31
96
77
49
00
50

12 72
29 14
23 16

22 72

23 42

6

83

6

00

8 05

7

60

7

76

4

20

7

52

10

75

11

48

5

90

6

13

6

20

6

50

165 71

135 67

154 09

158 82

164 57

141

171

147

92

134 20

118 52

66 37

85 18

98 66

50 52

52 93

28 11

24 00

38
61
76
17

BATHURST.

07
91
67
53
20
30
50
75

30

50
20
20
76
00
00
11
21

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

58 Wesley C. Beals.... ..' 81 3 63 2 28 1

59 Charles Gaskin. . . . . . . . . i 77 3 60 2 27 1

60 William W. Perkins. . . . . 38 4 00 1

61 William W. Perkins. .... . . 179 6 00 2 08 5

62 William Perkin. .. .' 143 6 00 125 2

63 Robert Tweedy . 130 6 50 165 4

64 Robert Tweedy . 100 9 00 125 3

65 Robert Tweedy.. ... 100 6 00 100 3 00

66 William Alcorn ... 114 7 10 110 4

67 William Alcorn. 106 12 00 1 30 4

68 William Alcorn 97 7 10 1 25 3

69 Richard Weddall 97 7 10 130 3

70 Richard Weddall. ... 94 812 1 00 3

71 Richard Weddall 108 9 06 150 3

72 Charles H. Paisley, M.A. 93 9 00 150 3

73 Charles H. Paisley, M.A 95 9 38 175 5

74 N.B. & P.E.I. Conference.. 92 9 40 1 85 5

52 23

34 37
39 59
19 65
28 02
,24 50
31 95

35 38
23 90
35 90
27 70
26 00
35 74

41 55

53 86
26 55
43 77

42 65

BEDEQUE.
A villag*- and harbour on Northumberland Straits, in the Electoral District of Prince,

Prince Edward Island.

1855 Chas. De Wolfe, M.A., Alex. M. Des Brisay

56 George M. Barratt, William C. MeKinnon . .

57 George M. Barratt, William C. MeKinnon .

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
27S
246
267
352
318
322
315
284
359
490

6 40

6 67

2 67

5 33

6 00

2 67

6 92

7 40

4 14

8 37

6 92

3 43

18 25

11 84

3 97

19 83

10 00

2 30

10 55

9 96

2 00

7 29

10 10

2 50

8 15

10 79

3 00

9 77

11 00

3 00

14 00

Province of

250 48
272 92
254 58
268 38
305 42
166 67
161 72
234 18
231 59
371 92

406

CIRCUITS, STATIONS AND MISSIONS.

Year

Names of Ministers.

1867 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. I. Conference

No. of

Members.

Funds.

415
320
364
334
326
324
286
156

Conting. Educa.

$51 27

29 43
3d 20

30 40
30 40
30 40
30 40
15 20

$2 85

00
50
41
50

40
55
30

Sup. M.

$16 66
16 16
15 00
22 25
22 25
22 25
10 51
10 69

$3-i0 25
357 48
227 41
327 85
268 33
238 69
500 63
196 27

BERMUDAS.

A group of Islands in the Atlantic Ocean, situate 800 miles south of Nova Scotia, and 600 miles from

Caps Hatteras, on the North American coast.

1855 Isaac Whitehouse, Robert Duncan . . I 368

56 William T. Cardy, Robert Duncan . . j 367

57 William T. Cardy, John Cassidy i 367 ...

58 William T. Cardy, John Cassidy. 386 4 83 3 87 4 42 1,462 00

59 William T. Cardy, Douglas Chapman.. 380 4 83 .... .. 674 63

60 Frederick W. Moore, William Ryan 354 5 75 3 75 4 37 552 12

61 Frederick W Moore, William Ryan 536 18 87 . . I 26 25 776 70

62 Fred. W Moore, W. Ryan, Win. W. Percival 548 22 50 11 75 21 98 942 87

63 R. Duncan, F. Harrison, Wm. W. Percival. . 520 25 50 20 10 25 50 1,111 86

64 R. Duncan, F Harrison, Wm. W Percival. . 490 39 70 25 18 60 85 1,126 89

65 R. Duncan, W. W Percival, J. McC. Fulton. 456 30 89 14 35 50 00 1,244 56

66 W Ryan, J. McC. Fulton, A. S. Des Brisay . 445 39 05 21 29 58 25 983 56

67 Robt. A. Temple, Wm. Ryan, J. McC. Fulton. 495 32 84 14 66 32 84 937 93

68 Work divided— see below 465 ! 24 85 16 46 ;■ 35 25 752 80

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 .

74 Nova Scotia Conference .

244
220
177
197
185
185

—

li 89

5 25

18 31

12 00

5 00

18 50

18 50

8 65

25 49

18 50

9 70

26 00

18 00

10 00

27 00

BERMUDA— ST. GEORGE'S.

1868 William Rvan ...

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 . .

133
113

74
161
173
209

1868 Thomas Rogers, A.B. .

69 Thomas Rogers, A.B . .

70 Fletcher A. Weldon . . .

71 United with Hamilton.

BERMUDA— SOM ERSET.

31

77
36

6 12

9 75

15 45

14 60

15 05

3 56
6 50

10

06

•28
10
45

1 37

1 75

8 95

12 50

19

30

18

70

19

33 !

5 52
7 50

250 14
260 54
446 44
482 19
490 72

213 66
215 97
344 28
376 22
371 03

212 70
111 25

BERWICK.

A town in the Electoral District of King's, Province of Nova Scotia.

1869 Fletcher H. W Tickles

70 Fletcher H. W Pickles

71 John Prince .. ,

72 John S. Addy

73 John S. Addy. .

74 Nova Scotia Conference

205
270
295
237
229
259

6 05

5 37

5 08

6 10

1 75

5 10

6 15

2 0.)

5 12

7 00

2 12

5 30

7 00

2 10

5 00

7 00

2 54

5 34

BLISS VI LLE.
A village in the Electoral District of Sunbury, Province of New Brunswick.
1871 Jeremiah Embree . .

72 Supplied. . , . . . 68

73 Supplied. .' 72

74 See Gibson, N. B. & P. E. I. Conference ... 59

2 35

3 00

2 37

3 00

1 25

2 00

10 00

66 64
73 35
76 29
76 35
1C5 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, Provin ce of Nova Scotia.

Names of Ministers.

No. of
Members.

Funds.

Year

Conting.

Educa.

Sup. M.

Miss'y.

1865 John Winterbotham. . .

67 Isaac E. Thurlow.. ...

68

"22
11
10"

|6 35

16 25

5 00

$1 78
2 82
1 00

.$9 41
4 70
2 10

59 28
74 79
17 50

A town on the River Annapolis,

1855 William Wilson

56 William Wilson

57 William Wilson

58 Michael Pickles. . .

59 Michael Pickles.

60 Michael Pickles.

61 Thomas' H. Da vies

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.

72 William H. Heartz, Eben E.

73 Stephen F. Huestis, Jesse B.

74 Nova Scotia Conference .

BRIDGETOWN.

in the Electoral District of Annapolis,
142
166
174
195
186
90
168
160
154
147
129
133
127
147
137
135
114
146
169
179

Province of Nova Scotia.

England .
England. .
Giles .

10 23

7 83

2 80

2 43

6 12

1 85

3 67

2 36

3 12

6 60

4 50

6 00

5 20

2 80

5 20

5 00

10 85

4 00

9 00

10 00

2 85

9 00

10 50

3 30

9 00

10 57

2 65

10 60

11 49

3 25

11 00

23 75

3 25

11 50

12 00

3 61

9 50

9 83

2 73

5 50

8 79

2 43

6 12

8 90

6 65

7 75

8 95

58 10

8 07

8 97

8 25

8 19

9 00

8 50

9 30

BURLINGTON.

A small village i*'the Electoral District of Kings', Province of Nova Scotia.

1871 John Johnson . .

72 John Johnson 155

73 Ezra B. Moore 210

74 Nova Scotia Conference. . . -• 183

7 90

5 85

5 48

8 00

6 00

5 50

8 00

3 50

4 20

BURTON.

A small village in the Electoral District of Sunbury,

45
66
74

1855 George S. Milligan, M.A..

56 Hezekiah McKeown . .

57 Hezekiah McKeown ....
58

59

United with Capetown

69 Fletcher A. Weldon. .

61 Frederick Harrison

62 George Harrison . . .

63 John J. Colter..

64 Benjamin J. Johnston ,
65

103

60
67
55
59
56

Province of New Brunswick.

191 90
172 00
166 60
138 32
124 03
116 83
115 64
111 86
114 57
128 28

104 82

105 85
100 33
109 95
135 55
111 92
143 33
120 00

105 55
69 50
82 18

50

00

3 66

3 50

00

1 00

1 50

06

0 65

0 65

00

0 75

1 00

00

1 00

2 17

25

1 00

1 00

25

0 60

1 00

48

92

34

62

ii 66

12

46

10 85

17

40

12

32

c.

CALEDONIA.

A village in the Electoral District of Queen's,

1866 Ezra B. Moore ..

67 Charles W. T. Dutcher.

68 Charles W. T. Dutcher

69 William Sargent

70 Wilson, W Lodge ...

71

72 Caleb Parker

73 Caleb Parker

74 Nova Scotia Conference

Province of Prince Edward Island.

20
22
49
38
34
32
30
30
78

.... 1

4 00 j

1 05

6 70

0 75 !

1 12

0 80

1 00

1 92

0 82

3 77

1 15

0 80

3 00

i 05

i'66

1 03

1 03

1 15

1 10

2 00
2 00
9 47
5 50

408

CIRCUITS, STATIONS AND MISSIONS.

CANNING.
A town in King's County, Province of Nova Scotia. — See Cornwallis East.

Year

Names of Ministers.

1869 Richard Smith .......

70 George 0. Huestis

71 George 0. Huestis

72 George O Huestis . .

73 Fletcher H. W„ Pickles.

74 Nova Scotia Conference .

No. of
Members.

137
166
145
138
131
208

Funds.

Conting Educa. Sup. M

$3 25
7 00
7 50
7 50

7 74

8 00

$1 70
3 00
8 00
7 00
6 25
6 20

$5 24

7 07

8 00

Miss'y.

CANTERBURY.
A village in the County of York, Province of New Brunswick.
1870 Frederick W. Harrison

71 Frederick W. Harrison, Robert S. Crisp 84

72 John S. Allen 72

73 John S. Allen, Edward Bell . 83

74 N.B. & P.E.I. Conference.. ... 91

6 00

1 60

5 00

6 00

3 00

8 00

6 00

2 00

8 00

6 00

2 00

8 00

$77 72
71 77
74 36
51 93
53 00
51 20

24 34
30 92
59 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 I 0 50 ,', ' 0 50

66 United with West Cape . . . . . . 15 I 0 57

CHARLOTTETOWN.

1 00

The chief city of the Province
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.D., 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 HeDry Pope, Jr

70 George S. Milligan, M.A ..

71 James Taylor, Robert McArthur

72 James Taylor, Robert McArthur

73 Duncan D Currie, William Penna..

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

of Prince Edward Island.
482
482
370
336
562
402
350
397
367
328
435
366
341
436
380
389
375
380
361
846

40 68

.,„

37 82

9 75

24 00

27 12

7 20

34 08

44 75

7 50

45 86

50 44

5 83

42 08

61 00

6 67

50 92

64 38

6 66

51 97

65 00

6 00

40 00

66 00

7 50

40 00

17 44

4 36

31 52

60 18

5 On

40 00

37 68

5 00

46 12

38 32

6 66

46 64

44 16

7 00

54 07

51 56

6 66

54 06

51 56

73 66

46 24

51 56

15 00

46 00

51 62

17 00

34 48

52 00

19 00

50 00

CORNWALL.

1858
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
74

A town in the Electoral District of Queen's, Prince Edward Island.

William W. Perkins

Henry Pope, Jr

Alexander W Nicholson

Alexander W. Nicholson

Jeremiah V. Jost

Jeremiah V Jost

Henry Pope, Jr

Henry Pope, Jr . . .

Henry Pope, Jr

John Wintcrbotham
John Wintcrbotham
John Wintcrbotham ..........

Edwin Evans, Waldron W Brewer..
Edwin Evans, Waldron W. Brewer.,
Edwin Evans, Waldron W. Brewer. ,
George O. Huestis, Aquila Lucas..
N.B. & P.E.I. Conference.

253
286
230
193
200
196
265
220
192
205
175
180
209
190
220
3U0

12 78
9 07

00
80
80

6 00

00

50

10 00

10 00
19 30
19 30
19 30

11 50
19 30
19 00

1 25

3 30

2 34

3 25

2 55

3 60

1 80

2 40

1 50

2 40

1 20

9 50

1 47

8 00

2 00

8 00

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2 51

8 50

1 56

20 00

2 87

19 30

2 50

, 12 00

2 60

12 50

2 60

12 50

3 25

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968 35
713 60

801 26
848 85
954 95
780 58
767 83
744 55
693 99
818 09
821 03
844 08
852 97
890 54
898 90
884 46
980 67
895 17

181 75
175 68
179 50
75 51
75 46
101 00
143 05
219 81
201 96
244 07
330 64
365 90
458 43
466 01
475 87
507 40

EASTERN BRITISH AMERICA CONFERENCE.

409

CORNWALLIS.
A village in King's County, Nova Scotia. It was formerly part of Horton Circuit.

Names of Ministers.

No. of
Members.

Funds.

Year

Conting.

Educa.

Sup. M. Miss'y.

1855 Thomas Harris. ...

56 James Taylor

57 James Taylor, John Lathern

58 James Taylor, John Lathern..

59 William Smithson, George Butcher

238
265

289
387
406

•$8 78

7 20

12 05

20 00

m 73

3 00

4 10

8 00

$9 43
20 78
16 08
20 90

§190 45
183 43
235 63

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 Scf Canning..

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 Sep Berwick .

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

2t>
06

1 34

CORNWALLIS, WEST.

240

237
259
223
194
190
207
200
205

COVERDALE.
A village in Albert County, Province of New Brunswick.

1858
59

Isaac Thurlow

60 Thomas Hart. .

61 Elias Slacklord .

62 Elias Slackford .

63 Benjamin J. Johnson . .

64 John J. Colter

65 R. Mitchell Smith

66 Asa B. Waters

67 United with Moncton .

115

107
84
96
118
116
110
133
110

12

53

13

00

6

00

6

30

5 00

6

00

6

00

3

50

5

24

10 00

4 03

10 30

13 00

4 25

10 30

5 53

2 00

8 25

5 75

1 00

9 60

4 26

1 00

9 70

6 00

1 05

7 50

11 15

1 20

6 25

7 00

1 55

6 35

6 05

5 37

5 08 (

5 00

6 87

5 18

3 93

2 93

0 94

4 56

2 60

0 90

4 60

2 00

0 95

3 00

2 07

0 50

2 00

3 00

1 30

2 07

5 60

3 00

4 00

6 00

2 90

4 10

89 85
95 00

82 55

83 85
88 00
88 00
67 14
51 88
77 72

71 87
104 42

90 00

72 00
56 00

50 00

51 13
67 36
66 64

26 71

19 25

9 00

24 78
12 00
18 75
42 24
37 61

D.

DALHOUSIE.

A village on Bay Chaleur, liestigouche County, Province of New Brunswick.

1855 James 'I' weedy
56 James Tweedy

57

58

59

60

61 George Harrison .

62 John J. Colter..

63 Isaac N. Parker . .

64 Isaac N. Parker . .

65 Isaac N. Parker . .

66 Robert H. Tavlor

60

58
58

50
54

72
76
84

1

60

1

00

4

00

4

00

4

00

4

00

5

10

1 20

1 40

2 95

1 46

0 60

1 00

0 75

2 08

1 00

2 75

1 40

3 50

13 63

2 00

410

CIRCUITS, STATIONS AND MISSIONS.

Year

1867 Robert H. Taylor. ,

68 . .

69

70

71 .

72

73

74 N. B. K P E. 1. Conference.

No. of
Members.

60
37
31

22
22
22

22 *
31

Funds.

Conting.

Educa.

$5 10
5 10

5 00

$2 00

Sup. M.

1856
57
53
59
60
61
62
63
61
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

DARTMOUTH.
A village near Halifax, Halifax County, Nova Scotia.
John Winterbotham.
John Winterbotham. . . .

John S. Phinney . .
John Casr.idy ....
Theophilus S Richey
Theophilus S. Richey

73
74

Joseph G. Angwin . .
Joseph G. Angwin
Joseph G. Angwin .
Howard Sprague, M.A. .
Jabez, A. Rogers.

Jabez A. Rogers

Jabez A. Rogers . .

Charles H. Paisley, M.A.
Charles H. Paisley, M.A.
Alexander W. Nicolson . .
Joseph G. Angwin .......

Novii Scotia Conference .. »

DIGBY.

A village in the Electoral District
Robert A. Chesley .......

George W Tuttle .

George W. Tuttle ....
George V. Tuttle
William McCarty

William McCarty ..

William McCarty, Benjamin J. Johnston
James Taylor. . .

James Taylor

James Taylor.

Stephen F. Huestis.. . ......

Stephen F Huestis

Stephen F. Huesti
William ( '. Brown
William (.'. Brown . .
William < '. Brown. .
James Kngland ....
James England ....
.Tames England . .
Novo Scotia Confereni

Ezra B.
Ezra B.

Moore.. .
Moore .

48
55
47
39
25
25
15
32
37
42
28
32
34
37
38
38
39
28

of Digby.

117
130
146
119
131
180
186
230
170
148
143
185
154
173
176
166
209
146

85

85

4 00

13 39

14 00
14 00

3 09

3 04

3 71

6 00

69

53

00

73

97

35

40

2 00

3 50

4 42

2 57
2 37
2 42
2 50

1 96

2 88

3 00
52 00

41
40
10

Nova Scotia.

8

12

5

50

3

05

2

87

7

02

8

00

6 00

5

32

6

03

5

00

5

75

10

50

6

75

4

25

4

83

4

87

5

00

4

00

4

00

10

53

$5 5U
4 25

3 00

10 35

13 88

5 00

1 89

2 90

3 39

4 66

5 20

6 20
8 00
8 20
8 39
8 64
8 25
5 50

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 .

76
68
65
172
84
76
67
93
80
76
55

Miss'y.

08

92

2 25

7 00

2 50

9 04 !

2 25

8 29

2 32

5 70

1 78

4 80

1 28

4 58

1 27

••5 40

I 40

5 20

1 70

6 20

1 30

6 50

1 73

7 25

2 15

S 05

10 50

■8 62

4 50

S 30

3 34

6 00

2 67

6 00 |

1 20

1 00

2 75

1 15

1 75

5 00

1 47

3 00

3 00

1 00

2 00

3 00

1 00

2 00

3 25

0 21

1 00

3 40

0 50

0 40

2 14

0 48

2 11

2 00

1 02

3 00

1 10

1 30

2 00

1 04

1 50

1 10

0 75

0 60

1 00

H oo

2 00

69 10
214 34
165 45
90 48
55 47
41 18

58 27
80 50
37 00

30 50
55 00
39 71
47 70

31 17
31 42
18 31
10 75

105 26
59 62

58 43
77 71
85 56
67 24
57 02
63 86

59 05
83 22
61 73

103 41
111 37

94 61
99 75

104 37

60 40
57 75

24 22
20 00

19 50
15 57
13 40

5 16

17 72
4 35

18 89

20 00

19 00
12 00

EASTERN BRITISH AMERICA CONFERENCE.

411

DORCHESTER.
A town in the County of Westmoreland, Province of New Brunswick.

Year

Names of Ministers.

1863 George Butcher.

64 George Butcher

65 Fletcher H. W. Pickles..

66 Cranswick Jost, M.A.

67 William C. Brown . . .

68 Joseph G. Angwin.

69 Joseph G. Angwin . .
•70 Robert A. Temple

71 Robert A. Temple <.

72 Robert A. Temple , '

73 William McCarty .

74 KB. & P.E I. Conference.

Funds.

No. of
Members.

Conting.

Educa.

Sup. M.

67

$7 00

$1 50

$4 00

67

7 00

2 00

4 00

67

7 00

2 00

4 50

93

8 00

2 50

5 30

73

9 50

3 50

4 98

61

8 00

2 50

4 93

62

8 00

1 37

5 00

56

8 0)

1 75

5 00

63

7 00

1 74

3 17

58

7 14

1 55

3 50

65

7 29

2 40

3 50

52

7 94

2 50

3 30

Miss'y.

$27 50
32 50
13 50
38 75
38 85
25 37
21 16
17 49
52 14
37 81
31 15
31 82

F.

FAIRVILLE.

A village in the County of St. John, New Brunswick.

West Circuit.

1864 Job Shenton

65 Job Shenton

66 Joseph G. Angwin .

67 Joseph G. Angwin .

68 Douglas Chapman ...

69 Douglas Chapman ...

70 Humphrey P Cowperthwaite, M.A

71 Humphrey P. Cowperthwaite, M.A.

72 Humphrey P. Cowperthwaite, M.A. . . .

73 John Prince

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

FALMOUTH.
A village in the County of Hants, Nova Scotia.

1864 Andrew Gray

65 Andrew Gray

66 Charles B. Pitblado

67 Charles B. Pitblado

68 Charles B. Pitblado ...

69 George M. Barratt

70 George M. Barratt . . .

71 George M Barratt . .

72 James G. Hennigar, President of Conference.

73 See Hantsport .

It was formerly part oi the St. John

"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 (JO

70

6 24

1 23

4 84

66

6 24

2 00

5 00

69

6 25

2 10

5 00

65

6 25

2 00

5 00

75

6 50

1 60

6 00

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

1 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

. FLORENCEVILLE.
A village in the County of Carletor*, New

1862 Alexander S. Tuttle

63 Alexander S. Tuttle. . . '

64 Alexander S. Tuttle. . .

65 John W. Howie

66 John W. Howie

67 James R. Hart

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

Brunswick.

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

44 53
39 62
41 18
49 50
67 03
58 61
36 59
24 00
30 05
27 91

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.

No. of
Members.

Funds.

Year

Names of Ministers.

Conting. 1 Educa.

Sup. M.

Miss'y.

1855 Charles Churchill.. .

56 John Brewster, John Lathern

57 John Brewster, George Butcher ....

58 -Tolin Rrewstpr. ftportrp Butcher. ....

s.

290
238
237
261
,300
320
230
178
170
190
245
220
219
213
168
168
165
172
162
210

$44 87
47 62
15 23
24 00
24 00
36 25

17 58

18 50
23 00

23 00

24 10

25 70
25 00
25 60

25 60

26 00

27 65

28 00
40 00

$17 12
18 00
10 00
10 00
10 45
10 00
9 00

8 00
7 50
7 50
7 50
7 51

10 00
7 50

9 50
9 90

10 00
. 20 00

$24 66
24 00
12 00

16 00
35 85

20 80

17 50
15 00
15 09

15 10

21 00
21 00
21 40

16 46
16 66
19 93
28 00
35 00

$138 00
160 00

59

60
61
62
63
64
65
66
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
74

Thos. M. Albrighton, Fletcher H. W Pickle
Charles Stewart, Joseph S. Coffin

164 53
189 89

James England ...

210 03
172 37

George 0. Huestis

John Lathern

Duncan D. Currie . . .'

Duncan D. Currie.

Duncan D. Currie, Silas C. Fulton

Leonard Gaetz .

Leonard Gaetz, Charles M. Tyler

Leonard Gaetz

N. B. & P. E. I. Conference...

.....

157 32
151 37
132 20

128 47
175 75
135 25
143 44
141 50

129 63

158 31
151 60
105 75

a.

1866 Alfred E

67 John W

68 John W.

69 John W.

GABARUS.
.So called from the name of a bay on the Atlantic coast, Cape Breton.
Le Page . . . |

Howie

Howie ....

Howie . .

70 John W. Howie, Henry J. Clarke

71 Henry J. Clarke.

72 Henry J. Clarke. .. .. ..

73 George F. Day ..

74 Nova Scotia Conference . .

86
104

84
106

99
110
178
130

2 50

0 81

3 95

5 00

1 00

1 45

5 00

1 00

1 15

5 50

1 13

1 30

5 50

1 71

1 91

6 50

2 20

3 00

7 00

2 00

3 00

2 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 Slaekfbrd.

72 Elias Slackford.

73 Elias Slackford

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

136
146

44
65
55
47
40
107
75
75
63
65
79
73
76
74

4 00

1 00

3 00

5 00

2 00

8 00

4 52

1 00

1 25

3 42

1 10

1 40

6 25

1 10

1 50

5 25

1 00

1 50

5 25

1 00

1 60

8 10

1 25

2 25

8 10

1 30.

3 00

8 10

1 86

3 78

8 24

2 12

4 15

6 79

2 40

4 56

7 00

2 45

5 05

7 00

2 50

6 00

7 00

2 50

6 00

7 00

2 50

6 00

GEORGETOWN.
A village in King's County, Prince Edward Island
1872 John Astbury . . . . .... . .

73 John Astbury .... . 38 3 70

74 N.B. & P. E. I. Conference. . 36 3 51

2 65

2 65

90

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

GOLDENVILLE.
A village in the Electoral District of Guysborough, Nova Scotia.

•

Names of Ministers.

No. of
^Members.

Funds.

Year

Conting.

Educa.

Sup. M.

Miss'y.

1871 Augustus B. Morris, B.A —

72 Supplied from Sackville

73 John Craig

74 Nova Scotia Conference

.... 10
20

1 75

SI 10

$1 38

$3 00

GRAND LAKE.

So called from a Lake in the Electoral District of St. John, New Brunswick.

1861 Christopher S. Lane j I

62 John A. Mosher. . .

63 John A. Mosher.

,64 Asa B. Waters..

65 George Harrison .. . 62 ! 5 00 ... i 2 00

66 George Harrison . .. 61 j 4 00

67 George Harrison.. ..' ! 107 j 6 18

68 Joseph B. Hemmeon 124 i 2 95

69 Joseph B. Hemmeon . . . 100 , 3 00

70 Joseph B. Hemmeon. . K'3 4 00

71 Robert O'B. Johnson .. . 106 | 4 50

* 72 Robert O'B Johnson, James Crisp 85 5 00

73 Robert O'B. Johnson.. .. 85 5 00

74 N. B. & P E. I. Conference ... . 90 I 5 00

1 24 ;

2 45

9 58

1 37 ,

3 15

15 58

2 20 .

3 19

24 87

1 00

4 00

28 10

i 20 ;

5 00

22 20

2 00

4 00

17 00

2 00

5 00

56 86

2 00

2 81

54 42

2 00 ,

3 00

42 52

1872 Supplied

73 John W Doull, B.A..

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

GRAND LAKE, WEST.

'.'.'. 29

29

2 00
0 40

2 00
0 95

GRANVILLE FERRY.
A village in Annapolis County, Province of Nova Scotia

1871 Joseph Hart. .

72 Joseph Hart 61

73 James R Hart . 61

74 Nova Scotia Conference . .. ..74

GREENWICH.

A village in the Electoral District of King, New Brunswick.

1855 Duncan D. Currie
56 Duncan T). Currie

57 James Burns .

58 James Burns .

59 James Burns

60 Stephen T. Teed . . .

61 Stephen T. Teed...

62 Stephen T. Teed

63 David B. Scott

64 David B Scott

65 David B Scott . . .

66 Joseph Sutcliffe . . .

67 John S. Allen .

68 John S. Allen .

69 John S. Allen.

70 Isaac N. Parker

71 Sec Jerusalem..

175
231
146
179
182
135
189
127
121
137
142
130
112
107
113
110

2 27

3 98

0 78

1 10

4 00

7 75

8 06
8 50
8 5!)
8 80
8 80
8 80
8 80

7 44

8 00
8 00

99
00
07
10
00
00

0 60

00
00
20

20
25

1 30

25
12

2 64

6 10

2 42

3 31

6 10

23 48

3 44

6 10

1 92

3 87

1

87

5

97

8

98

8

80

4

00

4

25

4

00

3

50

3

70

4

00

3 00

3

00

4

18

4

11

4

50

38 59
34 89
33 08

80

10

57

83

61

35

45

32

95

95

90

15

45

23

13

40

30

96

46 G6

31

29

30

32

27

26

27

20

8 52

GUYSBORO' and CANSO.
Guysboro' is a town near the head of Chedabucto Bay, and Canso is a village on Cape- Canso, both at

the eastern extremity of the Province of Nova Scotia.
1855 J. R. Narraway, T. Gaetz, Win. C. McKinnonl 330

56 James R. Narraway, Thomas Gaetz, George

Butcher, Stephen T. Teed 348

57 George O. Huestis, Wm. Perkin, John Howie 398

58 Geo. 0. Huestis, Jos. Sutcliffe, J. J. Teasdale 300

9 00

.".'.

\ ■ • • *

17 02

3 07

15 CO

12 00

2 95

16 22

223 37
153 52

414

CIRCUITS, STATIONS AND MISSIONS.

Year

Names of Ministers.

1859 G. 0. Huestis, S F. Huestis, J. J. Teasdale. .

60 G S. Milligan, M. A , I. Thurlow, R. M. Smith

61 G. S. Milligan, M.A., R. Morton, I. Thurlow

62 G. W. Tuttle, R. Morton, J. B. Hemmeon

63 G W. Tuttle, J. Johnson, J. B. Hemmeon

64 G. W. Tuttle, J. Johnson, T. J. Deinstadt.

65 James Burns, Thomas J. Deinstadt. ...

66 James Burns, Wilson W. Lodge

67 James Burns, Wilson W. Lodge

68 George Johnson, Levi Johnson

69 George Johnson, Levi Johnson.. . .

70 John Cassidy, William Dobson .

71 John Cassidy, William Dobson ...

72 Jeremiah V Jost, Thomas H James

73 Elias Biettle, Richey Bird.. .

74 Nova Scotia Conference

No. of
Members

286
332
374
366
295
266
328
138
126
220
134
133
146
127
144
150

Funds.

Conting. Educa. Sup. M. Miss'y.

$16 40
16 45
14 47
13 71

8

50

14

CO

J4

48

11

50

11

62

10

50

8

50

7

25

8

00

10 00

11

00

13

17 I

•?3 12
98

81
27
50
00
40
25
26
20
21
25
04
40
33
50

$11 67
10 (0
12 27

10 28
5 00

8 CO

11 00

9 00
9 12
4 45
4 50
4 65
9 67
8 50
8 60

10 52

$145 32
159 32
195 26
115 35
123 00
148 60
128 25
135 75
113 26
77 9.j

80 Oo

81 25
80 85
67 85
51 00
84 4g

H.

HALIFAX, NORTH.
The capital of the Province of Nova Scotia.
1855 John B Brownell. ........ \

56 Charles Churchill, Samuel Avery 188

57 Charles Churchill, Robert Duncan 194

58 Roland Mortoa . . . . 218

59 Samuel W. Sprague, John Brewster, R. Pratt: * 222

60 Samuel W Sprague, John Brewster, R. Prattj 495

61 John S. Addy, John Brewster 425

62 John S. Addy, John Lathern. ... 457

63 John S. Addy, John Lathern 440

64 Edmund Botterell, John Lathern.. .. '. . . 420

65 Edmund Botterell, Robert Alder Temple 389

66 Edmund Botterell . . . . 218

67 GeorgeS. Milligan, M. A 260

68 George S. Milligan, M. A., John A. Clark, M. A. 265

69 GeorgeS. Milligan, M. A., John A. Clarke.M.A. 430

70 Jabez A. Rogers, William Sargent. . . 436

71 Jabez A. Rogers, William Sargent ... . 397

72 Jabez A. Rogers, William Sargent 383

73 John Lathern, Robert McArthur . 372

74 Nova Scotia Conference. . . ....... . 406

HALIFAX,, SOUTH.
1855 James England .

56 James England 175

57 James England ... , .; . . ... 173

58 Samuel W. Sprague 202

59 ) „ .• ... 217

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 .

168
154
172
221
181
194
194
191
193

171 25

519 20

15 00

91 46

120 83

29 60

46 72

120 11

15 57

70 83

202 78

27 34

85 90

2(12 78

36 98

. 97 50

212 77

43 25

114 84

190 50

29 08

111 29

127 65

35 60

104 97

159 60

37 42

116 10

143 75

37 42

127 00

129 72

25 98

86 11

92 00

26 40

88 73

130 28

35 91

92 48

110 27

25 08

87 70

114 76

564 71

106 62

132 41

204 18

110 29

135 42

140 13

114 31

124 39

133 08

114 57

124 63

93 27

28 00

84 83

95 08

22 83

44 52

81 42

11 40

47 20

145 00

22 00

44 79

34 37

6 00

45 74

40 12

11 00

38 75

56 08

13 00

43 37

60 37

251 78

56 00

41 70

142 00

60 40

44 80

126 44

62 40

51 00

105 50

65 98

1873 John McMurray
74 Nova Scotia Conference

HANTSPORT.
A village in the County of Hants, Province of Nova Scotia.

76
96

4 00
2 50

2 00
1 25

4 50
2 75

2,041 34

1,987 50

1,936 92

1,749 32

1,643 41

1,560 67

1,736 94

1,793 17

2,142 81

1,774 02

921 65

939 67

952 06

1,055 32

9(16 56

907 00

865 54

608 85

See '

Halifax

North.

704 10
609 82
595 74
530 68
538 54
628 43
583 44
546 84

22 00
21 50

* Ha'.ifax South united.

EASTERN BRITISH AMERICA CONFERENCE.

415

HAVELOCK.
A village in the Electoral District uf Digby, Nova Scotia.

Year

Names of Ministers.

1864 SuppHul

65 David W. Le Lacheur

66 Charles W. Dockrill. .

67 Isaac N. Parker

68 Isaac N. Parker

69 Isaac N. Parker

70 Thomas Allen .

71 Thomas Allen.

72 Thomas Allen ...

73 Edwin Mills

74 \\ B. & P. E. T. Conference.

No. of

Funds.

" I Con ting. ' Educa. Sup. M. j Miss'y.

113

112

m oo

SI 00

§1 50

S16 64

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 88

98

5 50

•2 00 '

2 oo

6 94

99

5 50

2 15 i

2 00

5 78

103

5 60

2 76 ■

2 15

11 35

HILLSBORO'

A town in the County of Albert, Province of New Brunswick.
Parker ....

1866 Isaac N
67 Stephen Humphrey, B. A.
U8 Stephen Humphrey, M. A.

69 Stephen Humphrey, M.A.

70 Douglas Chapman . .

71 Douglas Chapman

72 Douglas Chapman

73 Charles Comben

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

6. ■>
101
69
80
76
60
67
59

5 00

00
00
80
15
15
15

6 17

1 32

2 18

2 00

4 74

1 86

3 75

1 86

4 00

1 93

4 00

2 40

4 10

2 50

5 48

2 54

25 75

17 50
44 16

21 00
25 74

18 77
25 65
25 90

22 81

HILLSBURG.
A village in the County of Inverness, Nova Scotia.

1865 Joseph S. Coffin

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

2 17

1 50

3o6

7 00

3 75

4 50

4 00

2 00

, 4 75

4 25

2 00

5 00

4 50

1 75

5 00

4 50

1 92

5 00

4 50

2 06

5 00

4 50

2 30

5 50

4 50

2 00

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 AVeddall

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
194
193
193
205
199
207
199
286
276
276
155
136
125
181
181
185
186
175

8 01
8 53
10 H9
12 00
12 00
12 00

12

00

12

00

12 00

13 00

15

00

10

00

10 01

9

34

9

34

9

81

9

84

9

84

10 00

50
03
17
00
50

1 53

00
50
10
50
50
50
45
25
00
10
20
40

11
7
5
3
3
2
3
4
4
5
5
8
4
4
5
4
5

96
92
44
20
00
55
85
00
00
50
50
00
96
75
60
00
00
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 Seotia.

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

365
143
183
231
163
148
211
168
140
151
210
170
167
152
156
158
183
167
178
186

Funds.

Conting. Educa. j Sup. M. Miss'y.

37
40

6 00

96

67
65
60

8 60

9 28

$3 30
6)
00
97
18
20
3 00
3 00
3 58

10 00

3 50

19 68

3 15

12 50

3 90

13 38

4 40

13 69

5 83

11 69

6 09

12 00

7 00

12 00

6 00

12 00

6 35

$3 95
14 70

3 00

4 92
8 16

13 00
8 50

8 57

9 10
9 22

8 60

9 41
11 05
10 04
10 12
10 50
10 50
10 60

$258 00
271 00
229 17
215 37
178 31
142 38
142 95
128 60

87 34
74 39
67 70

88 30
78 10
81 01
74 20
93 83
99 05
87 50

INGONISH.

A small village on the Island of Cape Breton, in the Electoral District of Victoria, Province of Nova

Scotia.

1873 William Purvis .

74 Nova Scotia Conference ... 44

J.

JACKSONVILE.

A village in the County of Carleton, New Brunswick.

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

6 25

1 00

4 00

6 25

1 00

3 50

6 50

1 20

4 00

7 35

1 54

5 40

9 35

2 00

6 00

7 35

2 00

7 00

7 50

2 55

6 96

7 27

2 80

7 00

8 00

3 00

7 00

8 00

3 40

7 10

8 00

3 00

6 00

8 00

3 00

5 00

65 92
55 27
45 91
44 62
52 54
55 26
50 66
113 12
89 96
88 73
70 97
64 74

JERUSALEM.
A village in the County of St. John, New Brunswick, formerly Greenwich Circuit.

1872 Isaac N. Parker

73 Thomas Allen.

74 N. B. & P. E. 1. Conference , .

90

8 00

2 12 I

4 50

14*17

85

8 00

2 00

4 50

10 50

64

4 00

2 00 |

1 75

2 74

EASTERN BRITISH AMERICA CONFERENCE.

417

K.

KEMPT.
A village in the Electoral District of Queen's, Nova Scotia.

Yeai

Names of Ministers.

1857 Joseph Hart

58 George B. Payson. .

59 George B. Payson

60 William Alcorn

61 William Alcorn

62 William Alcorn.

63 Richard Johnson

64 William Tweedy

65 William Tweedy .

66 William Tweodv

67 John A. Mosher.

68 John A. Mosher . . .

69 John A. Mosher
JfO John Johnson. ..

71 United with Burlington..

No. of

Members.

Fttxt>:

Conting.

202
196
225
170
184
214
181
180
182
186
121
108
106
106

4M
12
12
12
12
12
11
12
13

12
00
35
35
35
35
10
05
25
00
20
50
2<»
00

Educa.

II
o

Sup. M.

85
05
05
03
25
00
15
90
25
00
00
94

KENTVILLE.
A town in King's County, Province of Nova Scotia
1870 Arthur D. Morton, M.A

71 Richard W Weddall, B.A.. .

72 Richard W Weddall, B.A. .

73 William J. Johnson.

74 Nova Scotia Conference. . . .

£2
54
52

KINGSCLEAR.

A village in the County of York

1861 Edwin Evans

62 Edwin Evans. ...

63 Charles B. Pitblado

64 William H. Heartz..

65 John A. Clark, B.A

66 John A. Clark, M.A

67 John A. Clark, M.A

Province of New Brunswick.

69 Robert 0. B. Johnson ...

70 Robert 0. B. Johnson . .

71 Robert H. Taylor

72 Robert H. Taylor

73 Richard W. Weddall, B.A.

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

34
30
61
67
67
79
75
60
38
67
73
74
94

6

00

6

25

4

00

4

00

5

10

5

10

5

10

1

25

3

20

4

00

4

00

5

00

5

25

30
00
00
00
00
00
50

1

00

3 00

3

20

2

40

2

75

KING'S COUNTY.
A Mission in Prince Edward Island
1858 William Ryan i .... ,

59 Alexander W. Tuttle

60 Alexander W. Tuttle

61 Robert Wasson

62 See Murray Harbour

KINGSTON.
A village in King's County, Province of New Brunswick.
1861 John A. Mosher . .

62 Robert Wilson ....

63 Leonard Gaetz ....

64 Leonard Gaetz.

65 John J. Colter

66 John J. Colter.

67 John J. Colter

27

85

77

96

100

100

§3 97
4 20
7 70
7 70
7 70
3 06
3 25
15

5

25

4

25

o

75

5

00

5

25

6

00

1 31

6 65

1 96

1 40

1 25

1 95

1 1 50

1 75

1 84

1 55

1 80

1 75

1

00

1

00

2

00

2

50

2

00

■J

00

1

50

0

50

5

50

4

00

5

00

4

20

4

28

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

r

...

2 W

0 60

2 25

6 80

0 75

2 25

1 00

1 60

2 25

1 05

1 60

3 75

1 05

1 60

2
11

56
00

24 75

5
41

39
61

32 50
31 50
35 54
20 43

16

5 42 '

13 35

14

0 75

...

50

0 70 :

0 90

1 50

20 30

83

0 90 ■

1 00

0 6^

13 54

4 00
52 55
40 00
34 73
28 93

418

CIRCUITS,' STATIONS AND MISSIONS.

Year

1868
69

' 70
71
72
73
74

Names of Ministers.

No. of
Members

Elias Slackford

Elias Slackford

Elias Slackford. ...

Fletcher A. Weldon

Charles W. Dockrill

Isaac N. Parker . . , ...

N. K & P. E. I. Conference.

95
95
89
89
87
92

Funds.

Conting. Educa. Sup. M

$2 25

00
00
03

15
11
11

1 05
1 50

80
00

28
46
50

$1 60
3 01

3 50

4 00

4 65

7 23

8 00

KNOWLESVILLE.

A village in the County of Carleton, New Brunswick.

Miss'y.

$18 59
18 85

16 86

17 34
23 90

4 33
4 48

1868 Edwin Mills

1

i . ,. 1

69 Edwin Mills ,

i M

i

70 Edwin Mills.. . .... ..

! 43

2 50 !

0 50

1 40

9 32

71 Charles W. Hamilton

40

2 50

0 74

1 50

3 00

72 Charles W. Hamilton . . ....

| 44

4 00 !

2 00

4 00

50 00

73 Thomas Marshall . .

47

4 00

1 50

3 00 j

38 25

74 See Hartland, N.B. & P.E.I. Conference. . .

| 82

4 00 j

1 50

3 00 j

30 46

L.

LITTLE YORK.
A town in the Electoral District of Queen's, Prince Edward Island.

1857 Henry Pope, Jr.

58 Henry Pope, Jr

59 United with Cornwall

240
199
253

2 71
12 78

2 10

1 25 !

LIVERPOOL.

3 12
3 30

106 98

181 75

A town at the mouth of the Liverpool River, on
1855 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 Aver}'.

62 Joseph Hart. . . .

63 Joseph Hart, Joseph S. Coffin

64 Josej)h Hart, Josejm S. Coffin. ........

65 Duncan I). Currie, Edward B. Moore

66 Duncan D. Currie .

67 Duncan D. Currie

68 Henry Daniel . .

69 Henry Daniel, President of Conference .

70 John J. Teasdale .

71 John J. Teasdale

72 John J. Teasdale

73 Joseph Gaetz.

74 Nova Scotia Conference.. .

the Atlantic Coast, Queen's County, Nova Scotia.

250

• • • •

251

9 90

288

8 80

241

4 43

100

14 00

102

14 00

80

14 00

77

14 00

67

14 00

104

14 00

69

14 00

56

14 00

71

21 24

220

8 50

85

9 00

70

9 10

76

9 15

73

10 00

77

10 00

162

10 20

24
47
70
53
50
35
77
41
86
25
75
75
00
10

9 00

6 50

7 50
7 75

LUNENBURG.

1855
56
57
58
59
60
til
62
63
64
65
66
67

8 75

A city in the Electoral District of Lunenburg, Nova Scotia.

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 . . ;

246
246
260
260
250
317
324
297
270
220
186
220
228

10
10
10
12
12
12
9
9

47
47
52
35

71 '
72
72
72

4 57

5 82

3 70

5 53

4 11
4 30

6 28

4 18

5 35

6 00

6 40

7 70

8 25

8 35
7 25
6 00
6 35

9 00

146 62
134 41

72 20
56 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

13

50

3 12

7 56

168 03

3 54 j

25 42

148 29

2 32 !

3 94

73 63

3 28

13 17

73 73

3 62

4 72

89 95

5 47 !

17 03

117 06

5 24

15 06

147 19

2 46 !

8 40

106 65

2 46 i

6 00

85 58

2 25

5 25

96 64

2 00

4 50

79 55

EASTERN BRITISH AMERICA CONFERENCE.

419

Year

Names of Ministers.

1868 George 0. Huestis

69 George O. Huestis

70 Joseph Gaetz

71 Joseph Gaetz

72 Joseph Gaetz, John T. Baxendale .

73 Richard Smith, John T. Baxendale..

74 Nova Scotia Conference. ...

No. of
Members.

245
235
273
264
343
451
330

M.

Funds.

Conting.

Educa.

Sup. M.

$10 00

$2 28

§4 60

10 20

2 80

5 35

10 65

3 00

6 00

11 00

7 25

11 25

11 00

7 50

12 00

12 50

12 30

18 40

12 50

10 10

20 50

Miss'y.

$115 60
111 12
117 80
140 87
105 97
104 40
85 31

MAITLAND.
A village in the Electoral District of Annapolis,

1855 George W Tuttle .... \ 179

56 William Tweedy j 148

57 William Tweedy ... ... .1 142

58 William Tweedy 130

59 Robert E. Crane. .; 143

60 Robert E. Crane j 167

61 Robert E. Crane ... 153

62 Joshua Jordan, Leonard Gaetz. ... 271

63 Joshua Jordan i81

64 George M. Barratt . . . . 140

75 George M. Barratt 140

66 David B. Scott 140

67 David B. Scott.... 176

68 David B. Scott . 143

69- Robert Tweedy . . 164

70 John A. Mosher .... . . 143

71 John A. Mosher . . . 140

72 John A. Mosher. .. 92

73 John Johnson .. . .. 95

74 Nova Scotia Conference 92

Province of Nova Scotia.

1 45
1 83

1 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
10 00

2 55
2 00

5 00

6 00
12 00

62
73
00
25
00
50
50

1 00

0 85

90
60
80
05

77
1 75
2
o

04
04
00
12
00
10
43
25
00
25

MANCHESTER.
A small village on Chedabucto Bay, Guysboro' County, Nova Scotia.

1865 John G. Bigney

66 John G. Bigney . .

67 John G. Bigney

68 Isaac E. Thurlow

69 Isaac E. Thurlow

70 Isaac E. Thurlow

71 Edwin Mills

72 Edwin Mills

73 Thomas D. Hart.

74 Nova Scotia Conference .

102

99

145

115

99

89

153

148

143

MARGATE.
A village in the County of Prince, Prince Edward Island.
1858 Richard Johnson. .

59 Richard Johnson..

60 Benjamin J. Johnston .

61 Joseph S. Coffin ....
02 Joseph S. Coffin . .

63 Howard Sprague, B. A.

64 Edwin Evans.

65 Edwin Evans. .

66 Wesley W. Colpitts .

67 Wesley W. Colpitts . ,

68 Wesley 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
145
134
124
127
80
92

80
70
86
58
56
56
116

0 75

0 57

1 37

2 42
1 50

3 13

3 45

4 00
9 21
4 25
6 70
8 00
8 00
8 00
8 00
8 00

0 79
1

■j i
2 45

1 50

2 43

3 00
2 84
1 05

1

20

1

10 ;

o

00

1

12

1

25

1

26

1

30

1 62
3 96
3 42
70
67
76
20
00
3 CO
3 00
3 00
6 00
5 60
5 95

5 95

6 00

1 80

' 0 90

2 55

12 07

12 63

10 00

0 80

1 25

3 40

4 07

4 50

4 00

4 96

5 10

5 00

5 00

5 00

5 25

4 00

1 13

2 12 .

4 00

0 85

2 25

4 00

1 00

2 25

5 00

1 00

2 60

5 50

1 00

2 00

5 50

1 00

2 60

6 00

0 52

1 32

6 00

0 68

1 31

6 00

1 00

2 84

88

00

76

30

60

00

144

25

122

17

104

28

90

51

113

12

90

30

80 90

72 53

66 83

58

50

58

65

58

85

55

87

50 78

36 27

26

11

9 61

22 00

17

58

14

35

17

58

6 00

11

20

15

56

21 08

24 90

27 30

25 79

28 01
48 10
41 25
50 88
30 10
32 00
25 04

31

17

65

34 75
36 61
38 20

420

CIRCUITS, STATIONS AND MISSIONS.

• MARGAREE.

A village at the mouth of the Margaree River, Cape Breton.

Year

Names of Ministers.

I No. of
Members.

Funds.

Conting. Educa. i Sup. M. j Miss'y,

1855
56

James Burns ....... . . .

Alexander W Nicolson. .

Stephen T. Teed

John Howie

United with Port Hood .
Benjamin J. Johnston.

Alexander S. Tuttle

John Johnson . .

yNo record in Minutes of Conference

Alfred E. Le Page

Alfred E. Le Page ....
United with Port Hood .

41
99
40
34
44
65
52
42
42
42
20
20
20
20
20
20

$1
4
4
4
4
o

00
00
31
07
30
42

1

00
50

00

10

1 00

0 40

0 62
0 50
0 50

J. 01

1 62
0 50
0 50

MARYSVILLE.
A village in the Electoral District of York, Province of New Brunswick.

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

2 12

6 00

8 39

2 20

7 75

9 00

3 50

8 00

9 00

3 22

8 00

9 29

3 50

8 25

10 00

3 75

10 00

•S26 34
12 07
14 08

12 55

37 58
65 61
52 81
45 50
36 80

MEANDER.

A village in the County of Hants, Province of Nova Scotia.

1865 James Taylor.

66 James Taylor. .

67 See Newport.. .

77
69

MIDDLE MUSQUODOBOIT.

9 ii

1 15

...
5 13

10 00

1 25

5 50

A village on the Musquodoboit River,
1858 William C. McKinnon. .

59 William C. McKinnon.

60 William C. McKinnon

61 Henry Holland

62 John J. Teesdale.. ...

63 John J. Teesdale

64 John J. Teesdale..

65 Leonard Gaetz

66 Leonard Gaetz .

67 Leonard Gaetz. .

68 Samuel B. Martin.

69 Samuel B. Martin

70 Albert S. Des Brisay

71 Albert S. Des Brisay .....

72 James Tweedy ,.,... . . ,

73 James Tweedy . ........

74 Nova Scotia Conference . .. ...

Halifax County, Nova Scotia.

33

65

52

106

86

85

95

113

114

110

91

102

80

80

80

82

12

70

60

00

00

00

00

25

00

00

75

22

50

00

05

19

0 90
0 40

1 00

1 12

1 25

1 50

1 50

1 00

1 00

1 20

1 25

31

00

25

00

15

65
70
00
50
65
75
13
00
00
08
08
40
50
50
75
87

68 32
65 49

41 03

71 17

42 62
71 37
69 91
96 35

101 00

109 06

73 04

34 04

40 58

41 60

35 04
37 11

29 22

30 20

MILL TOWN.
A town in the County of Charlotte, Province of New Brunswick.

1855 Edmund Botterell

56 William Smithson .

57 William Smithson

58 William Smithson

105

• • • *

100

6 43

, . 1

88

11 00

2 66

6 00 '

40 25

118

10 50

2 30

'6 70 I

42 45

EASTERN BRITISH AMERICA CONFERENCE.

421

Year

Names of Ministers.

1859 William Smith

6 J William Smith

61 William Smith..

62 Thomas Angwin

63 Thomas Angwin . .

64 William Wilson ...

65 William Wilson

66 William Wilson

67 Howard Sprague, M.A

68 Howard Sprague, M.A. .

69 Howard Sprague, M.A.

70 Richard Smith

71 Richard Smith..

72 Richard Smith..

73 James Taylor

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

No. of
Members.

120

110

107

93

84

80

78

80

82
138
160
135
155
145
162
164

Funds.

Conting. I Educa. | Sup. M.

$11 55

11

40

11

00

11

00

11

00

5

19

5

20

6 00
16 10

30

20

12 00

12 00

12 00

12 00

12 60

§2 32
1 75
1 35

0

50

0

62

1

50

1

00

1

00

1

10

2

15

2

13

4

15

6

00

3

00

3

00

3

40

$6 80
9 20

4
4
3
1
3
6
5
6
15

96
50
70
50
92
15
75
10
35

16 00

16 00

16 00

16 00

16 00

Missy.

$28 00
25 05
30 50
23 50
33 28
19 42
11 66

39 76

33 37

40 04
45 80
67 72
57 42

34 62
23 83
36 52

Frederick W. Moore
Frederick W Moore
Alexander B. Black ....
Alexander B. Black

59 Alexander B. Black .

60 James Burns .

61 James Burns ....

62 James Burns .

63 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

72 John J. Colter

7.3 John J. Colter

74 Nova Scotia Conference

1855
56

57
- 58

64
65
66
67

68
69
70
71

MILL VILLAGE.
A village in Queen's County, Nova Scotia,
100 |

69

70
115
123
146
105
107

91

70

66

86

130

120

100

105

103

86

130

0 80
5 10
3 70
8 00
8 27
8 28
8 28
8 28

8 30
41

7 75

9 80
5 00

5 34

8 96

9 12
9 12
8 00

6 00

8

0 90

20
25
50
60
00

1 00

25
18
50
90
15
14
87
37
39
00
20

9 20
6 60

90
20
40
00
50
50
64
25
05
75
05
31
00
00
00
70

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

MIRAMICHI.

A village on the Miramichi River, Province of New Brunswick.

185." John Snowball

56 William Smith

57 William Smith ...

58 William Smith . . . .

59 George M. Barratt . ....

60 George M. Barratt .

61 Ceor«e M. Barratt

62 William W Perkins, William H. H*artz

63 William W. Perkins, William H. Heartz

64 William W. Perkins, Charles B. Pitblado.

65 Frederick W. Moore, Charles B. Pitblado . .

66 Edwin Evans, Arthur D. Morton, B.A

67 Edwin Evans, Arthur D. Morton, B.A

68 Edwin Evans, Charles H. Paisley, M.A. ..

69 Edwin Evans, Charles H. Paisley, M.A. .

70 Ingham Sutcliffe, Augustus B. Morris, B.A

71 Ingham Sutcliffe, James Strothard

72 John L. Sponagle, Alfred H. Webb

73 John Waterhouse, James Crisp

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

109

107

90

87

76

76

75

77

151

129

233

166

171

166

150

145

104

100

101

104

3 30

12 55

5 20

00

V8

20

35

87

10 47

2 87

9 10

1 60

10 50

2 00

10 50

2 00

10 50

1 50

11 60

2 50

11 60

2 50

11 60

3 00

9 06

3 00

9 33

3 00

10 00

8 82

9 39

7 39

9 39

6 65

10 69

7 98

3/

00

70
10
90
30
50

12 00
4 00
4 65
6 00
6 00
6 00
6 00

8 29
10 00

9 60
9 24

178 03
140 83
142 91
155 72
142 95
153 25

159 65
237 11
147 32
113 94
138 73
234 37

160 00

167 45

168 73
237 76
197 90
195 16

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

208

163

12 52

186

12 60

3 07

5 12

125 43

422

CIRCUITS, STATIONS AND MISSIONS.

Funds.

Year

Names of Ministers.

No. of
Members.

Conting.

Educa.

Sup. M.

Miss'y-

1858

171

$9 42

$5 18

$10 43

$68 00

120

10 00

3 08

5 83

99 75

60 Jeremiah V. Jost ... ....

119

10 00

1 00

6 70

108 15

61 Jeremiah V. Jost ... ...

110

10 00

1 34

6 00

88 00

62 George M. Barratt ,

90

8 00

1 50

3 00

62 00

140

8 00

2 10

4 07

37 65

64 Thomas B. Smith .

126

8 00

1 60

4 50

42 60

65 William McCarty . . ....

113

9 00

1 60

8 00

44 35

66 William McCarty

102

9 46

1 62

8 00

69 23

67 William McCarty .

' 100

9 76

1 76

8 30

42 72

95

9 00

1 20

8 00

18 96

69 Robert Duncan :

81

7 00

2 01

7 59

45 12

70 John Prince

87

7 25

2 04

7 24

47 78

71 Isaac E. Thurlow

82

5 65

2 70

3 56

37 88

72 Isaac E. Thurlow . . .

82

5 65

2 20

3 56

27 72

73 Thomas J. Deinstadt . ....

86

■ 5 85

2 54

4 05

10 47

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

135

9 53

3 00

7 50

58 31

MURRAY HARBOUR.
A village situate at the south east corner of Prince Edward Island. Formerly King's County

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..

83
104
79
74
66
40
54
50
84
41
46
.21
32

0 90

1

30

1

35

1

30

1

75

1

75

o

00

4

40

5

10

5

18

6

15

o

70

3

50

00
07
10
12
00
50
50
06
20
00
30
99
50

0

60

1

10

1

12

1

18

1

30

1

30

1

50

2

00

o

50

2 84

4

12

3

55

1

00

MUSQUODOBOIT HARBOUR.
A village at the mouth of Musquodoboit River, Halifax County, Nova Scotia.

1855 Hezekiah McKeown .

56 Charles Gaskin

57 Joseph Sutcliffe . .

58 Alexander W Tuttle

59
60

61
62

Robert Wasson.
Samuel B. Martin
Samuel B. Martin

63 Robert Taylor ...

64 Robert Taylor

65 Richard O'B. Johnson. .

66 Richard O'B. Johnson.

67 Alfred E. Le Page

68 Alfred E. Le Page .

69 Charles W Dockrill . .

70 Charles W Dockrill

71 Charles W. Dockrill . .

72 Robert S. Crisp. .

73 Robert S. Crisp

74 Nova Scotia Conference.

64

82
60
35
29
43
50
57
60
56
42
44
47
48
55*
59
57
51
45
48

....

4 66

....

4 00

2 09

8 00

! 1 80

> ■ ■ •

2 50

1 25

1 25

45
46
50
50
25
13
89
82
93
00
00
83
70

lb
43
50
50

1 00
1 30

65
60
00
00
00
22

0 85

2 48 |

0 70

3 10 i

1 50

3 12 !

1 75

3 15

2 00

3 25

1 75

2 31

2 35

2 01

Mission.
13 54
2 30

29 00

30 57

19 00

20 00
9 00

12 00

13 83
24 06
17 50
15 50

12 68
36 03
40 83
23 38

32 80
6 00

25 6i

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 96 5 00 1 28 2 10 17 92

71 John M.Pike 110 5 00 175 3 50 25 35

72 John M. Pike 108 5 00 2 40 3 40 48 90

73 John A. Mosher. ... 106 5 00 3 65 3 54 34 25

74 Nova Scotia Conference 106 5 26 3 00 4 25 28 55

EASTERN BRITISH AMERICA CONFERENCE.

423

NASHWAAK.
A town in the Electoral District of York, Province of New Brunswick.

'

Names of Ministers.

No. of
Members.

Funds.

Year

• ^

Conting.

Educa.

Sup M.

Miss'y.

1855 Robert Tweedy

115'

. ■

• * ■ «

56 William Perkins . . ... . .

109

$i 07

57 William Perkins., . .

119

6 00

|3 20

$1 65

$19 78

58 "William C. Brown . . . .

203

2 00

4 00

19 25

59 John Read . . . ....

138

4 00

6 65

8 23

15 78

60 John Read .. .

148

5 00

1 00

1 50

• •

61 T. Watson Smith

140

10 00

1 03'

1 53

24 60

62 T. Watson Smith

* 85

6 00

1 00

1 50

5 82

63 George Harrison . ..,,;.,-. . . .

139

6 50

1 25

2 50

5 50

64 Joseph Sutcliffe ...-,, ...... .

136

6 00

3 00

3 11

8 05

100

6 00

1 00

1 20

' 7 50

66 Samuel B. Martin. . .

90

7 10

1 00

1 00

5 60

67 Samuel B. Martin. . . . t . . .

82

7 10

1 30

1 60

7 50

68 David W, Le Lacheur ... . . . . . .

126

7 10

1 20

1 65

5 50

69 David W Le Lacheur

96

7 20

1 30

1 65

10 44

• .70 David W. Le Lacheur ...

113

7 42

1 30

2 00

18 86

71 Joseph Seller, B.A. . . .....

90

8 00

4 00

, 2 50

23 94

72 Joseph Seller, M. A

100

7 50

4 50

3 00

26 94

73 Joseph Seller, M\ A., Silas James

107

8 50

3 00

3 01

13 34

^

N. B. & P. E. I. Conference.. .

128

9 53

3 25

4 00

'19 05

NEW GERMANY.
A village in the Electoral District of Lunenburg, Province of Nova Scotia

1863 Samuel B. Martin. . .

64 Samuel B. Martin. .•

65 John Johnson ... .....

66 John Johnson

67 Benjamin J. Johnston .

68 Benjamin J. Johnston.

69

70

71 Caleb Parker .,., .

72 James Scott .....

73 James Scott . .

74 Nova Scotia Conference .

63
71
68
90
100
80
40
32
41
58
87

0 90

1 10 ;

3 00

5 00

0 25

1 50

1 15

2 04

1 00

0 50

0 60

1 00
1 00

0 30

50

73

74
80

1

00

1

00

1

50

'1

50

0

35

1

00

6

80

i

10

i

00

NEWPORT.
A town on the River Avondale, Hants County, Nova Scotia,

1855 Thomas H. Davies, Joseph Hart . . .

56 Arthur McNutt. . ......

57 Arthur McNutt.

58 Arthur McNutt

59 James G. Hennigar

60 James G. Hennigar..

61 James G. Hennigar

62 William Smithson ...

63 William Smithson

64 William Smithson ...

65 )
See Avondale and Meander

387
371
442
246
230
270
261
320
230
230
236

35

08

33 24

16

12

26

55

26

55

26

80

24

80

25

80

26 00
26 00

67 James Taylor ....

68 Hezekiah McKeown . . ....

69 Alexander B. Black

70 John McMurray

71 John McMurray ■

72 John McMurray . ...... J

73 Robert A. Temple . . ....

74 Nova Scotia Conference. .......

northamptSn.

A village in the Electoral District of Carlton, Province of Prince Edward.
1868 William H. Burns, B.A I

69 Ezra B. Moore.-. 134 3 50 1 50 4 ,50

70 ... 95 3 50 1 00 4 00

69

10 00

119

6 20

120

2 50

115

5 30

100

5 00

70

2 50

75

2 50

78

2 81

45
24
78
20
50
00
50
00
00

25
20
35
65
82
40
30
12

15 12
6 37

12 86
6 20
6 50

6 50

7 50
10 50
12 00

5 50

25
00
16
00
00
93
10

30

56

31

97

34

40

18

56

19

08

2

54

2

00

5 00

284 91
137 40
216 98
175 85
151 65
171 57
202 14
192 91
213 45

65 49
61 70
73 69

81 12

48 00
44 80

49 85
25 48

17 07
23 75

Boiston set off.

424

CIRCUITS, STATIONS AND MISSIONS.

NORTH EAST HARBOUR.
So named from a harbour in Shelbume County, Nova Scotia.

Year

Names of Ministers.

No. of
Members.

Funds.

Conting.

Educa.

Sup. M.

Miss'y.

1862 Charles W. T. Dutcher.

63 Fletcher H. W Pickles .

64 Fletcher H. W. Pickles.

65 Thomas D. Hart

66 Thomas D. Hart.. ...

67 Thomas D. Hart..

68 Robert H. Taylor.

69 Robert H. Taylor.

70 Robert H. Taylor. . . .

71 Wilson W. Lodge. . . .

72 Wilson W. Lodge. .

73 Wilson W. Lodge. . . .

74 Nova Scotia Conference.

80
119

120
75
74
93
76
81

103
78
76
75

$4 00

00
50
00
25
67
05
00
00
00
00
00

$0 62

00
80
39
00
00
20
50
15
20
30

0 84

$1
1
2
4
2
2
7

30
75
60
71
95
02
50
8 00
8 50
6 00
6 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.

1873 William Ainley

74 Nova Scotia Conference. .

Ill

2 38

2 40

2 70

84 45

P.

PARRSBORO'

A town on Mines Basin, Cumberland County, Nova Scotia.

1855 James Buckley.. .

56 James Buckley. .

57 James Buckley.

58 Richard Weddall, James Tweedy

59 Richard Weddall, James Tweedy

60 John L. Sponagle, Christopher S. Lane.

61 John L. Sponagle, Job Shenton

62 William Ryan, Job Shenton

63 John Read, Elias Slackford . .

64 John Read, Elias Slackford .

65 John Read, Wesley C. Colpitts

66 Robert Tweedy, David W. Le Lacheur

67 Robert Tweedy, Robert O'B. Johnson

68 Robert Tweedy, Robert O'B. Johnson..

69 William Alcorn, Joseph Seller ...

70 William Alcorn, William J. Fraser .

71 William Alcorn, John F. Betts. . .

72 David B. Scott, John F. Betts

73 D. B. Scott, J. F. Betts, Wm. F. Penny,B.A.

74 Nova Scotia Conference

135
182
237
296
388
369
314
333
319
345
367
430
425
"107
270
229
244
240
262
317

12 02

5

92

4 00

8 00

9 07

9

00

8

00

8

00

8

00

10

90

12

50

12

00

9

00

10

00

10

00

10

00

10

00

10

50

11

00

97

32
02
20
07
36
34
50
75
50
30

0 75

25
30
13
00
00
00

PETITE REVIERE.

61
97
14
20
54
57
00

6 00

7 00
7 25
4 50
2 46
9 13
9 13
6 00
6 00

6 50

7 00

1855 Henry Pope

56 Henry Pope

57 Charles De Wolfe, M.A.

58 Charles De Wolfe, M.A.

59 Charles De Wolfe, M.A.

60 JohnS. Addy

61 Joseph Hart

62 George Johnson ... .

63 George Johnson .

A village on Petite River, in the County of Lunenburg, Nova Scotia.

152
154
150
150
129
133
130
150
140

1 75
5 10
3 10
14 00
10 50
9 00
9 00
9 00

0 90

9 20

2 18

2 25

3 12

7 52

2 22

6 70

3 08

5 34

2 07

3 74

2 05

3 75

162 94

137 32

174 87

165 83

117 61

106 47

86 94

79 20

124 93

111 14

139 55

46 54

83 62

74 70

37 69

60 00

64 00

48 45

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.

1864 George Johnson

65 Christopher Lockhart.. .

66 Christopher Lockhart..

67 John J. Teesdale

68 John J. Teesdale. .

69 John J. Teesdale. .

70 Samuel W. Sprague.

71 Samuel W. Sprague.

72 Samuel W. Sprague . . .

73 Thomas Rogers, M.A..

74 Nova Scotia Conference.

132
120
169
173
154
165
173
155
140
144
273

Funds.

Conting.

$3 00

9 00

16 30

24 41

Educa.

7 00

7 00

8 00

8 45

9 35
9 54
9 89

$2 44
2 40
2 74
62
75
25
75
61
74
90
00

Sup.

M.

$3

32

3 50

14

27

16

15

6 87

6

25

7

50

8

50

PICTOU.

A town on Northumberland Strait, County of Pictou, Nova Scotia.

1868 Leonard Gaetz .... ...

69 Leonard Gaetz... . .. ... 37 6 00 2 00

70 Leonard C! act;: . 55 6 00 100

71 William C. Brown . ... ... 63 6 00 383

72 William (.'. Brown . ... 57 7 00 6 50

73 William (J. Brown. .. .... 58 8 00 . 12 50

74 Nova Scotia Conference . .

9 00
9 63
9 41

12 00
6 00
6 00
6 43
9 16

63

POINT DE BUTE.

00

13 00 10 00

A village in Westmoreland County
1855 William Smith ..

56 Thomas H. Da vies.

57 Thomas H. Davies

58 Thomas H. Davies, Douglas Chapman. . . .

59 John Snowball, William Perkin

60 John Snowball..

61 Michael Pickles

62 Michael Pickles . .

63 Charles Stewart

64 Charles Stewart

65 George Butcher.

66 Robert Duncan

67 Robert Duncan . .

68 William Wilson ...

69 William Wilson

70 Joseph G. Angwin

71 Joseph G. Angwin

72 Joseph G. Angwin. ...

73 Douglas Chapman. . .

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

Province of New Brunswick.

286 |

261 ; 10 49

263 : 17 07

396 i 12(0

476 i 16 00

330 i 16 00

125 j 11 00

181 ! 10 00
82 11 00
93 12 00
86 13 00 2

90 13 00 2
163 13 21 2 55
160 13 69 2 71
143 14 00 j 1 90
131 2 73
121 8 18 3 43

91 8 26 5 16
91 8 26 3 15

107 8 30 3 20

01
23

00
09
51
00
1 60
1 88
63
50

Miss'y.

$101 08
89 27
112 37
92 90
96 90
77 44
89 37
73 05
77 07
64 87
52 52

10 00
20 60
55 00
42 60
46 71
40 00

15

57

14

00

12

00

12

00

5

76

4

14

4

00

8

00

10

40

10

25

9

04

10

08

7

49

1

25

10

65

10 2S

10 00

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

120

5 50 !

1 10

3 55 ]

29 55

107

5 50 i

1 12

4 25 |

34 07

85

6 00 j

1 55

4 26 |

27 29

92

6 00 !

2 83

4 24

27 79

94

7 00 1

3 00

5 50 1

30 30

PORT HAWKESBURY.

A town on the Straits of Canso, Island of Cape Breton. It was formerly Ship Harbour Mission.
1870 Alfred E. L- Page. ... ....

71 Alfred E. Le Page.

72 Fletcher A. Wel'don

73 Fletcher A. Weldon

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

PORT LA TOUR.
A Port on the Atlantic coast, Shelburne County, Nova Scotia.
1870 R. Barry Mack .... . . ...

71 R. Barry Mack 187

72 Jonathan R. Borden .. .1 178

73 Jonathan R. Borden i 174

74 Nova Scotia Conference I 168

PORT MOUTON.
A village on the Atlantic coast, Queen's County, Nova Scotia.
1858 John L. Sponagle.

1 7 00 J

1 50

8 00

i 9 00

2 55

9 00

9 00

2 60

9 00

5 30 |

2 20

5 40

59 John W. Howie.

60 John W Howie.

61 John W. Howie .

112
140
139

1 34

1 00

5 00

1 80

1 68

1 10

1 80

2 00

3 03

98 47

108 49

57 46

57 87

46 27
36 43
26 35

426

CIRCUITS, STATIONS AND MISSIONS.

Yeari

Names of Ministers.

1862 Isaac Thurlow

63 Isaac Thurlow

64 Isaac Thurlow

65 Robert Wasson

66 Robert Wasson

67 Robert Wasson . „

68 John Johnson

69 John Johnson .

70 Samuel B. Martin

71 Samuel B. Martin

72 Jesse B. Giles . .

73 John G. Bigney .

74 Nova Scotia Conference .

No. of
Members.

118
120
121
121
161
180
192
213
189
217
187
170
139

Funds.

Conting. Educa. Sup. M. Missy.

$1
2
2
3

80
50
50
20

6 13

50
93
00
50
00
00
20
20

2 00

00
05
82
01
00
00
25
50

i<5
20

«2 55
2 60
2 60
4 16
4 98

11
50
00
10
00
15
15

$17 05
9 75
9 50

12 98
55 62
36 00
16 95

13 68
25 77
31 35

i 30 96
! 16 32

POWNAL.

A town in the Electoral District

1855 Thomas M. Albrighton .

56 George S. Milligan, M.A.. .

57 Alexander M. Des Brisay .

58 Alexander M. Des Brisay .

59 Roland Morton . .

60 Roland Morton

61 Robert Duncan . . .

62 Robert Duncan .

63 William Rvan

64 William Ryan

65 William Ryan

66 Frederick W Moore ....

67 Frederick W Moore

68 James Burns

69 James Burns .

70 John Winterbotham

71 Wesley W Colpitts. . . .

72 Wesley W. Colpitts

73 Wesley W Colpitts.

74 N. B. & P E. 1. Conference.

of Queen's,
112
116
118
111
128
104
135
132
120
126
136
134
110
154
102
112
112
85
75
89

Prince Edward Island.

70
42
48
02
25
15

21
70
02

1 00

3 79
2 70
2 70
00
00
83
25
50

35

3

4

5

4

11

2 10
2 10
2 10
2 50
2 00
1 08
1 10

11 50

1 10

11 50

1 36

19 30

1 50

11 50

1 62

11 50

1 75

3 22

2 67

4 85

2 22
1 90

3 29

3 36

4 00
3 33

00
65
80

10 69
10 20

6 84
4 42

PUGWASH.

A town on Northumberland Strait, in the County of Cumberland, Nova Scotia,
iam Ryan.

1859 Wi

60 James R. Hart..

61 John J. Teesdale...

62 l . . . .

to } United with Wallace.
67)

68 John J. Colter..

69 John J. Colter..

70 John J. Colter

71 David W Le Lacheur

72 David W Le Lacheur ,

73 Robert A. Daniel .

74 Nova Scotia Conference

103

65
59

184
200
175
176
228
193

3

i
17

3

17

o

50

5

66

5

00

5

00

6

00

7 00

7

25

50

1 38

90

2 60'

60

1 25

52

3 60 1

50

3 00 |

00

3 20

50

3 34

50

3 40

60

3 50

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

14 75

30 82

20 00

45 81

30 00

37 85

32 76

31 53

32 92

E.

1855 Thomas B. Smith.

56 Thomas B. Smith . .

57 Duncan D. Currie. .

58 Duncan D. Currie.

59 John L. Sponagle . .

60 Stephen F. Huestis

61 Douglas Chapman..

62 Douglas Chapman. .

RICHIBUCTO.
A city in the County of Kent, Province of New Brunswick.

125
86
99
91
84
70
77

109

13 07

14 00
7 02
5 00

5 00

6 00
6 25

5 18

8 95

1 65

3 02

1 80

2 65

2 04

5 00

1 90

5 00

2 00

5 00

40 00
30 10
19 34
38 47

41 05
52 04

EASTERN BRITISH AMERICA CONFERENCE.

427

1863 Douglas Chapman

64 John Cassidy

65 John Cassidy -

66 John Cassidy

67 William Tweedy ...

68 Josephs. Coffin ...

69 Joseph S. Coffin

70 Cranswick Jost, M.A

71 Cranswick Jost, M.A

72 Richard Weddall

73 Richard Weddall

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

82
78
81
77
77
76
69
72
70
70
70
82

RIVER JOHN.
A village on the River John, Pictou County, Nova Scotia.
1855 Alexander B. Black ... ...

56 Alexander B. Black . . 84

57 George S. Milligan, M.A ... 113

58 George S. Milligan, M.A 161

59 George S. Milligan, M.A 176

60 Stephen Humphrey, BA , John Cassidy 175

61 William Tweedv . . 168

62 William Tweedy . .. .. 145
63" William Tweedy 138

64 Jeremiah V. Jost . . 135

65 Jeremiah V. Jost . . . . 135

66 Jeremiah V. Jost .. 122

67 George W. Tuttle. . 131

68 George W Tuttle 100

69 James Tweedv . . . 95

70 James Tweedy .. 130

71 James Tweedy ..... .. 138

72 R, Barry -Mark 1 37

73 R. Barry Mack... . 164

74 Nova Scotia Conference .. 159

i$5 00

00
50

55
78
75
10
00
50

7
4
5
5

5 50

6 00
6 05

Educa.

Sup. M.

$1 50

$4 00

1 75

5 00

2 50

6 00

4 12

7 10

4 02

6 96

2 00

5 25

2 40

5 17

2 50

5 57

2 50

6 00

2 50

6 00

2 90

6 36

2 25

6 00

$41 72
46 81
49 70

45 75

46 44

39 46
37 87
42 38

40 39
39 63
16 64
29 14

It was formerly part of Truro Circuit.

20
00

38
80
17
17
25
50
75
75
00
00
00
75
50
25
00
9 00
9 00

10

25

3 13

40
00
00

25
95

1 45

i 7

00

I 7

00

i 5

75

1 5

50 '

I 6

25

! 7 00

1 50
1 10
1 20

0 80

1 35

2 50

3 19
3 50
3 00

63
23
30
00
00
75
75
00
75
75

2 00

2 50
1 38

3 96
?5
15

9 00
9 00

6 75

7 15

117 6S
67 78
37 92
54 50
26 30
37 07
34 50

54 91

55 00

50 67

28 10

29 14

15 87

16 25
57 10

51 49
65 70

52 32

RIVER PHILIP.

1855 Robert E.

56 Robert E. Crane. ...

57 Robert E. Crane .

58 Robert E. Crane ....

59 Alexander M. Des Brisay

60 Alexander M. Des Brisay

61 Alexander M. Des Brisay

62 John L. Sponagle .

63 John L. Sponagle .

64 John L. Sponagle . . .

65 James R. Hart

66 James R. Hart

67 William Wilson

68 William Tweedy.. ..

69 William Tweedy....

70 William Tweedy

71 George Harrison. . .

72 George Harrison ...

73 George Harrison

74 Nova Scotia Conference . .

A village on the River Philip,
Crane .

63

73

2 57
2 67
2 47

0 95

1 12
1 13

1 20
:', 00

2 05
2 38
2 34
1 69
1 50

1 30

2 00

Cumberland County, Nova Scotia
285 i .|

191
185
205
179
185
208
220
198
176
168
168
226
187
175
167
197
227
213
216

7 90
7 28
7 14
7 88
6 42
6 45
5 87

5 87

6 77

5 87

7 00
12 05

6 00
6 00

60
60
50

3 36

3 19

4 75

5 93

13 62

10 80

3 00

76
25
35
00
53
63
72
54
75
30
65
65
79
67

122 18

100 17

124 53

82 30

79 53

52 56

64 93
37 16
62 40
68 05
57 90
41 76
46 00
50 00

65 55
108 18

61 33
29 51

s.

SACKVILLE.
A town in Westmoreland County, Province of New Brunswick.

1855 William Temple

56 William Temple

57 James R. Narraway, M.A., Henry Holland.

200

238

44 87

180

i 38 41

7 80

32 82

327 14

.428

CIRCUITS, STATIONS AND MISSIONS.

Funds.

Names of Ministers.

No. of
Members.

«

Year

Conting.

Educa.

Sup. M.

Miss'y.

1858 J. R. Narraway, M.A., S. Humphrey, B.A . .

230

$13 33

$8 12

$27 13

$309 83

59 J. R. Narraway, M.A., S. Humphrey, B.A

277

20 00

6 00

27 40

247 30

60 Charles De Wolfe, M.A., Job Shenton ....

265

20 00

2 92

25 10

263 92

200

20 00

2 12

26 40

156 09

62 John Snowball. . . ..„,..

150

15 00

3 01

17 37

175 69

63 Edmund Botterell . . . .

150

15 00

2 30

13 13

147 10

64 Alexander W. Nicolson.

130

15 00

3 25

23 55

156 83

136

15 00

2 50

13 00

123 35

66 Alexander W Nicolson.

135

16 00

2 50

14 19

157 41

67 Samuel W Sprague

135

15 50

5 00

18 89

120 00

68 Samuel W. Sprague

164

17 02

4 21

17 79

151 71

69 Samuel W. Sprague .

133

18 76

3 39

20 09

143 85

70 Elias Brettle.. ...

127

18 76

2 55*

15 04

119 64

71
72

Elias Brettle

158
142

18 76
18 20

18 31
109 40

14 00
.13 50

147 32

Elias Brettle .

150 23

73 Joseph Hart

135

18 26

65 19

12 14

130 75

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

151

18 27

50 65

15 87

150 27

SALISBURY AND ELGIN,

Salisbury, a town in the 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
82
81
80
86
90

122

5 00

1 00

1 10

5 00

0 70

0 70

5 00

0 70

0 70

2 56

1 40

2 25

2 40

2 00

6 05

2 50

2 08

6 06

7 20

2 27 1

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 County 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

68
69
70

71
72
73
74

Jonathan R. Borden. . .
Jonathan R. Borden.
Arthur Hockin .

Arthur Hockin .

Nova Scotia Conference .

47
98
73
75
60
70
50
40
40
40
100
72
80
55
64

10 37

10 37

2 39

2 25

2 07

2 20

2 00

1 40

1 20

4 20

3 80

1 25
1 21

3 01

4 68

0 90
3 12

1 37
1 33

1 50

2 00

1 37
4 00

17 07

38 47
61 87
48 40
23 18

8 51
3 15

SHEDIAC.
A village on Shediac Bay, in the County of Westmorland, New Brunswick

Moncton circuit.

1861 George B. Payson ....

62 George Butcher

63 )

to } United with Dorchester.

72 )

73 James Elder .

74 N. B. & P. E. I. Conference .. 26

60
67

7 00
7 00

1 54
1 50

Formerly part of

3 05

4 00

16 00
27 50

SHEET HARBOUR.
A small village at the mouth of East River, on the Atlantic coast, County of Halifax, Nova Scotia.
1873 John W. Shepherdson.

74 Nova Scotia Conference. .

6

EASTERN BRITISH AMERICA CONFERENCE.

429

SHEFFIELD.
A village in the Electoral District of Sunbury, Province of New Brunswick.

Year

1855 George Johnson.

56 Henry Daniel . ...

57 Richard Knight, D.D.

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

Funds.

Members.

Conting.

Educa.

Sup. M.

57

60

$5 12

68

17 18

$6 82

$5 50

90

13 83

2 50

9 00

95

10 55

4 50

10 89

100

7 60

5 90

85

10 98

i io

2 94

80

8 50

1 40

5 05

95

9 00

2 64

4 96

90

9 00

2 75.

5 00

87

9 00

1 75

3 75

76

10 10

2 10

5 15

79

10 00

2 20

5 20

104

10 20

1 60

5 10

140

10 50

2 50

7 60

100

10 50

2 50

7 60

100

11 00

3 25

8 00

100

11 00

3 25

S 00

68

8 00

3 18

7 86

64

8 00

3 10

8 00

Miss'y.

$102 47
93 83
96 38
92 00
118 55
49 74
47 88
33 31

42 66

43 27

31 81
28 27
37 72
40 36

32 07
39 00
24 35
26 50

SHELBURNE.
A town in the County of Shelburne, Province of Nova Scotia.

1855 John L. Sponagle. .

56 John L. Sponagle.. . .

57 Samuel Avery .

58 Robert Tweedy .

59 Robert Tweedv

60 Robert Tweedy

61 William McKinnon, R. Mitchell Smith . .

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

130

140

145

260

257

263

241

231

120

107

53

92

90

92

86

90

75

84

70

77

1857 Charles Gaskin...

58 Stephen F. Huestis.

59 Joseph Sutcliffe.

60 Joseph Sutcliffe.

61 John Johnson . . .

62 John W. Howie

63 John W. Howie

64 John W. Howie.

65 Elias Slackford ....

66 Elias Slackford....

67 Elias Slackford.

68 John G. Bigney.

69 Alfred E. Le Page. .

70 See Port Hawkesburv . .

SHIP HARBOUR,
A Mission on the west coast of Ci

.id

66

42

57

81

62

70

70

74

78

159

155

120

4

6

14

16

8

10

12

9

9

5

6

8

4

12
98
47
88
42
34
00
00
00
50
00
65
20
27
00
75
00
30
36

3 29

2 91

3 12

3 45

2 67

2 00

3 25

1 25

1 00

2 12

2 14

1 90

1 22

1 00

3 29

7 50

4 40

1 60

nreton.

2 20
5 20

3 87 I
2 47

2 50 l

1 00

3 80

2 S2

4 00 :

5 75

4 00

5 00
5 50

0 40
0 83
0 50
0 60
0 70

0 70

1 00
1 50
1 00
1 00
1 10

6

91

6

03

14

24

12

62

10 27

5

00

5

00

4

00

00
25
87
70
52
00
00
00
60
25

2 00

1 00

1 07
0 50
0 91

3 05

2 61

4 50

5 35
5 00

3 70

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

3 55 i 29 55

SHUBENECADIE.
A village in the Electoral District of Hants, Province of Nova Scotia
1867 Joseph Gaetz

68 Joseph Gaetz. . . 60 0 52 0 75

69 Joseph Gaetz. . . . . . 54 1 50 1 00

1 00

1 49

34 00
37 75

430

CIRCUITS, STATIONS AND MISSIONS.

Year

•
Names of Ministers.

No. of
Members.

Funds.

Conting.

Educa.

Sup. M.

Miss'y.

1870
71
72
73
74

Robert E. Crane ... ... ....

John W. Howie. ...

57
53

78
77
70

$1 90

4 79

5 13

6 00
6 00

$1 25

6 8i
0 93
0 70

$3 30
5 96

1 40

2 39
2 07

$40 45
21 76
19 00

John W„ Howie. . . ....

Nova Scotia Conference .

26 83
16 75

SOURIS.
A village in King's County, Prince Edward Island.

1862
63
64
65
66
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
74

William C. Brown . .
Edwin Evans.
Thomas D. Hart. . .

United with Murray Harbour.

Aquila Lucas. .

Aquila Lucas. ... .

John C. Berrie.. ....

N. B. & P. E. I. Conference . .

30
34
29
28
26
26
26
26
20
10
12
12

i 66

1 12

i 66

1 33

1 15

2 39

12 00
16 00

i 82

4 11
4 22

i 66

1 00

204
2 50
5 35

637
6 00

STELLAETON-

A village "in the County of Pictou, Province of Nova Scotia.

1873 Arthur D. Morton, M. A. ., I

I 38 7 25 1 4 00

74 Nova Scotia Conference.

6 50 I 15 83

SUMMERSIDE.
A village in the County of Prince, Prince Edward Island.

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..

31
80

56
57
57
50
72
90

1 00

1 00

1 25

1 50

1 37

1 50

7 00

2 00

7 00

7 00

2 25

5 00

7 34

3 00

6 60

7 34

4 05

3 56

7 00

4 23

5 72

5 00

3 50

5 00

25 25
23 72

14 29

15 20
23 57
25 29
35 82
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. Cowjierthwaite

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

358
395
406
260
275
398
288
480
232
215
163
171
171
180
261
235
249
217

9 00

9 07

3 02

6 10

142 75

9 43

2 22

16 65

146 43

9 82

2 34

16 47

160 00

9 00

3 00

28 00

241 05

12 00

3 67

18 60

159 43

12 00

3 40

16 57

116 65

12 00

2 30

16 75

137 20

12 00

2 20

15 50

127 49

7 50

2 20

14 50

120 00

8 10

2 45

14 75

82 52

16 00

3 50

18 50

72 40

11 18

3 75

6 20

62 80

11 18

3 00

6 00

76 35

11 82

3 18

6 50

62 82

13 14

8 52

12 65

60 62

13 67

7 50

14 69

75 65

13 70

7 40

13 00

63 69

12 50

5 00

8 00

57 55

* Crnnd T.:ik<- and ''•111:1:1:1 set off.

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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. Eichey

61 George 0. Huestis, James A. Richey

62 George O. Huestis, John G. Bigney

63 Roland Morton, < 'ranswiek Jost, B.A.

64 Roland Morton, George Harrison..

65 Roland Morton, Robert H. Taylor

66 Paul Prestwood.

67 Paul Prestwood. .

68 See Sydney South

Funds.

No. of

Members.

Conting.

Educa.

Sup. M.

Miss'y.

126

130

S>2 40

109

2 85

$1 55

!jS2 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 80

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

S 00

1 85

4 50

82 65

1873 William Baines. .
74 Nova Scotia Conference.

SYDNEY NORTH.

...."....! 25

1868 Paul Prestwood

69 Jeremiah V Jost...

70 Jeremiah V Jost

71 Jeremiah V. Jost

72 William Alcorn, William Tippett.

73 William Alcorn

74 Nova Scotia Conference

SYDNEY SOUTH.

50

52

58

61

70
42

4 00

1 20

2 80

8 00

1 85

4 50

7 25

2 15

5 53

7 -25

1 60

6 00

7 30

2 25

6 52

9 00

2 30

7 00

10 00

3 30

7 00

6 00

3 00

4 20

St.

27 31

82 65
107 58
104 80
109 00
114 81
86 00
65 85

ST. ANDREWS.
A village in the Electoral District of Charlotte, New Brunswick.

1855 Arthur N.Nutt. .

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. Ji. I. Conference.

54
46
46
43
45
105
73
77
66
76
91
71
50
62
52
72
66
66
66
47

6 00

23
66
50
50
50
5 00
5 00

5 00

6 30
6 40

10 57

2 00

0 84

2 10

1 02

2 20

1 07

9 60

2 75

7 60

2 34 I

7 70

1 50

1 29

. . .

13
06

25
40
40

1 50

1 57

1 60

2 65
2 40

1 20
1 08
1 50
6 00
5 37
5 00

1 70
4 00
3 07

2 80

3 00
3 25
2
3
3
3
6
6

00

00
00
71

87

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
23 95

ST. DAVID'S.
A village in the County of Charlotte, Province of New Brunswick.

1856 Jeremiah V. Jost . . .

57 Jeremiah V. Jost 90

58 Jeremiah V. Jost . . .84

59 William Tweedy V 176

60 William Tweedy 108

61 William Wilson . 112

5-88

2 12

2 52

6 94

2 00

6 02

6 50

1 50

6 00

6 10

1 55

5 10

6 05

1 80

5 35

37 25
28 42

19 43
34 12

20 12

432

CIRCUITS, STATIONS AND MISSIONS.

Year

Names of Ministers.

1862 George B. Payson

63 George B. Payson . .

64 George B. Payson ...

65 Isaac E. Thurlow ... ...

66 Isaac E. Thurlow ...

67 John L. Spouagle

68 John L. Sponagle

69 Charles W. Dutcher . . .

70 Charles W Dutcher . . .
• 71 Charles \Y. Dutcher . . .

72 William W. Percival. . .

73 William W. Percival.

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

No. of
Members.

97

86

139

125

117

115

101

96

90

110

97

98

99

ST. JAMES.

1869 Supplied

70 Richard W. Weddall ..

71 William Woods

72 William F. Penny, B.A.

73 Hibbert B. Baker, B.A. . .

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

34
51
30
31
29

Conting

$6 12
7 92
7 92

7 48

8 00
13 03

8 57
8 58
8 99
8 99
8 32
8 00
8 00

Funds.

Educa.

$1
1
1
2
2

38
13
20
05
40

2 50

4 50

3 91

4 00
3 00
3 00
3 05
3 00

Sup. M.

$2 98

12
35
60
00
30
94
15
53
85
90
00
00

Miss'y.

4 50

2 70

4 75

050

0 50

$30 95
16 48
19 20
22 65

40 09
22 57
70 59
80 55
84 58

41 22
31 83
21 35
30 00

42 53
5 85

ST. JOHN.

The records of Methodist work in connection with this city, as also in the Province of New Brunswick,
available to us, begin with the published minutes of the first Conference of Eastern British
America, held in 1855, hence we gladly avail ourselves of the following interesting sketch of 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 1 8th day of May, in the year 1 783, 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 t6wn purchased a building on
the west side of Germain street, between Duke and Queen Streets. This building was used for 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 the 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 pf
1 807 , 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 I
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. On
the day 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.

For 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
Wood, who 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
their work. Mr. Wood purchased three lots of land for the Centenary trustees. He paid two

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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 on which the Centenary Church subsequently was built.

In August, 1839, 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 Ger-
main 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 as one Circuit under the name of Liverpool. Between 1791
and 1809 the following ministers laboured at irregular intervals on this extensive Circuit : —

William Black.
Duncan McColl.
"William Grandin.

Joshua Marsden.
William Bennett.
James Bulpitt.

James 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 : —

1809 William 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.
25 Rd. Williams .

28 Jno. B. Strong.

29 Enoch Wood ..

1830 Albert DesBrisay 2

31 Sampson Busby. 3

32 Wm. Smithson.. 2
34 Arthur McNntt. 3

In 1838 the Circuit was divided by making Portland a separate Circuit. The new Circuit was
called St. J ohn North ( Portland. )

Enoch Wood was three
years at St. John South,
Germain St., 1836-39 ;

three years at St. John
North( Portland), 1839-
42 ; and four years at

St. John South, 1842-
46.
R. Williams, 1839-41

Fred. Small wood, 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 James 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.

Names of Ministers.

No. of

Funds.

Year

Members.

\

Conting.

Educa.

Sup. M.

Missy.

1855 J. G. Hennigar, Wm. T. Cardy, C. Stewart.

688

56 E. Botterell, T. M. Albrighton, Chas. Stewart

57 E. Botterell, Thos. M. Albrighton, C. Stewart

683

$104 95

....

707

121 72

$22 00

$146 15

$667 68

58 E. Botterell, Wm. Wilson, T. M. Albrighton.

698

110 22

18 57

128 97

703 58

59 John McMurray, Wm. Wilson, John Lathern

688

127 70

34 45

95 12

741 82

60 J. McMurray, W. Wilson, J. R. Narraway,MA

708

112 23

18 70

94 58

738 83

61 J. McMurray, M. Richey, D.D., John Lathern

656

100 00

16 60

83 20

695 57

62 Matt. Richey, DD., Jas. R. Narraway, M.A.,

Alexander W. Nicolson . . ....,.,..„, ...

663

80 00

16 00

70 32

672 00

63 Matt. Eichey, D.D., Jas. R. Narraway, M.A.,

568

80 00

16 00

70 00

589 49

64 J. S. Addy, J. R. Narraway, M.A., J. Brewster

543

88 00

16 00

70 00

640 72

65 John S. Addy, James R. Narraway, M.A.,

John L. Sponagle .......

570

81 00

21 30

59 04

649 33

66 James England, John S. Addy, J. L. Sponagle

566

82 00

22 29

68 19

673 14

67 Circuit Divided — Germain Street, Centenary,

and Exmouth Street ... ...

570

121 39

24 55

67 11

701 51

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

2.— ST. JOHN NORTH.

100

110

97

151

176

143

142

108

117

95

88

133

152

129

16 00

.

6 78

3 40

7 63

9 22

4 62

10 70

5 73

5 00

3 23

10 00

8 40

8 70

10 00

9 80

10 90

10 00

1 54

12 96

12 00

1 50

10 40

12 00

3 50

16 00

12 00

3 50

15 00

13 00

2 00

15 30

29 05

2 00

15 30

13 26

2 00

15 30

170 28
126 62
121 25
149 12
181 17

107 18
139 82
119 35
106 73

108 44
117 92
108 11

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435

3.— ST. JOHN WEST.

Year

Names of Ministers.

1855 Richard Knight

56 Richard Knight, D.D

57 Richard Smith.. . . . .

58 Richard Smith

59 Edmund Botterell ... .

60 John Lathern

61 James R. Narraway, M.A., Robert Wilson.

62 Hezekiah McKeown, Robert Taylor . .

63 Hezekiah McKeown, Job Shenton.

64 Hezekiah McKeown

65 George 0. Huestis

66 George 0. Huestis

67 William W. Perkins .

68

No. of
Members.

Funds.

Conting. Educa. Sup. M. Missy.

306

140

*t>15 20

122

16 00

$1 80

§19 00

$121 60

256

7 87

2 70

12 30

90 60

318

2 30

1 00

2 80

92 03

239

8 00

1 00

10 12

89 65

368

10 00

1 03

10 14

81 69

278

10* 00

1 00

10 00

87 35

235

10 00

1 60

10 00

84 02

206

10 75

2 00

11 60

56 30

125

5 50

1 50

5 50

71 25

105

8 00

2 25

6 10

70 18

101

14 00

2 00

5 80

71 39

140

10 00

2 3tf

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. 13. & 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.
See St. John South.

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

194
180
205
313
222
252
242

33 57

10 00

27 95

33 57

10 00

31 34

40 00

10 00

42 50

45 09

38 29

46 21

46 10

201 49

47 03

46 86

39 13

37 92

60 00

63 83

100 00

318 87
416 80
427 70
459 38
393 06
360 40
370 00

III.— ST. JOHN— EXMOUTH STREET.
See St. John South.

1867 William H. Heartz

68 William H. Heartz

69 William H. Heartz

70 Thomas J. Deinstadt . . .

71 Thomas J. Deinstadt . . .

72 Thomas J. Deinstadt . . .

73 Edwin Evans

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

201
184
176
185
175
211
188

20 00

2 00

12 59

20 00

2 39

15 89

21 00

3 68

22 49

21 00

13 70

22 50

21 25

20 49

23 00

21 50

18 13

23 50

22 00

17 52

26 90

121 16
163 12
234 31
194 80
110 25
105 88
94 83

IV.-

1868 James R. Navraway, 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. .

-ST. JOHN— PORTLAND

See St. John North.
129
125
109

91

80
111
136

13 26

2 00

15 30

13 26

2 00

15 30

14 63

6 18

18 45

14 65

9 82

18 45

14 65

16 70

17 84

14 85

25 58

17 88

12 19

21 05

18 01

117 92
116 43
119 67
117
102

96

72

89 00
80 67

* Fairville set off.

436

CIRCUITS, STATIONS AND MISSIONS.

V.— ST. JOHN— CARLETON.

Year

Names of Ministers.

1868 Stephen F Huestis

69 Stephen F. Huestis

70 Robert Duncan

71 Robert Duncan.

72 Robert Duncan. ......

73 Samuel W Sprague . . .

74 X. B. & P. E. I. Conference.

No. of
Members.

140

115

96

98

104

112

76

Funds.

Con ting.

Educa.

Sup. M.

Missy.

$10 00

$2 30

$9 26

$70 79

8 10

2 00

9 10

75 00

9 00

2 50

9 75

87 91

9 64

10 00

9 90

85 28

9 71

5 03

9 90

85 13

10 94

5 47

35 64

103 72

10 37

4 50

10 00

60 14

VI— ST.

1869 William Woods.

70 William Woods

7 1 William Maggs ...

72 William Maggs. . .

73 William Maggs. ... . . .

74 X. B. & P. E. I. Conference.. ...

JOHN— CITY MISSION.

23
30
30
65
56

1 50
■2 00

2 00

VII.— ST. JOHN— ZION CHURCH.

1871 Ralph Brecken, B A.

72 Ralph Brecken, B.A.

73 Ralph Brecken, B.A.

74 N. b. & P. E. I. Conference.

19

20
23

3 86
6 40

4 35

1 25

2 25

2 50

2 12

5 40

12 60

1 14

2 00

2 12
2 50

2 10

5 85

20 30

5 09

8 00

8 00

22 75

ST. MARGARET'S BAY.
A small village and bay on south west corner of the Province of Nova Scotia.

1855 William Tweedy . .

69 i

56 George B. Payson . .

7i i

1' 75

57 George B Pavson . .... ...

87 !

4 70

0 40

1 98

16 00

58 Theophilu.s S. Richey

87 i

1 90

29 95

59 United with Sambro

86 '

10 37

2 53

17 26

26 15

ST. STEPHEN'S.

A town in the County of Charlotte, Province

of Xew F

Jrunswick

1855 Jeremiah V Jost, Charles Gaskin

: 173

1

* ■

56 John B. Brownell

171

7 47

j

57 John B. Brownell . . . .

57

10 00

7 18

17 50

69 35

58 John B. Brownell

| 57

12 43

7 25

17 72

70 78

59 Hezekiah McKcown

1 66

9 60

4 50

15 62

58 27

b'O Hezekiah McKeown . . : . .

70

9 60

2 75

6 00

65 65

61 Hezekiah McKeown

107

11 60

3 00

7 00

68.50

62 Robert A. Temple

109

11 12

2 50

7 00

64 20

63 Robert A. Temple

93 j

12 59

2 00

8 45

57 47

64 Robert A. Temple

177

12 39

3 42

9 14

35 42

65 Thomas Berton Smith

134 ,

13 79

3 07

10 06

50 19

66 Alexander B Black. .. ....

129 i

16 00

4 55

12 73 |

58 75

67 Alexander B. Black.

128 :

30 16

6 30

13 47

147 73

68 Alexander B. Black ,

117.

17 00

6 35

14 50 ;

156 65

117

17 10

6 50

14 65 |

157 40

70 Hezekiah McKeown . . . . ....

125

18 00

5 50

15 15 !

135 51

71 Hezekiah McKeown

121 !

13 50

5 05

10 40 :

61 20

72 John A. Clark, M.A.

123

14 00

5 50

10 06

63 55

73 John A. Clark, M.A

112 ;

17 38

5 95

17 44 :

75 80

74 X. B. & P E. I. Conference.... . .'

172 !

18 85

19 02

20 85

68 27

T.

TOBIQUE.
A Mission on the Fredericton District, Proyince of New Brunswick.
1872 Supplied . . .... . I .1

73 Edwin Turner .. 40 ...

74 N. B. & P. E. I. Conference. . .... 42 2 00 1 30

1 90

10 15

EASTERN BRITISH AMERICA CONFERENCE.

437

TRURO.
A town in the County of Colchester, Province of Nova Scotia.

Year:

Names of Ministers.

No. of
Members

Fund:

Conting. Educa. 'Sup. M. Miss'y.

1855 George O. Huestis

56 George O. Huestis

57 John McMurray, Richard Johnson . . .

58 John McMurray, William Perkin. .

59 Thomas H. Da vies .

60 Thomas H. Davies ...

61 Thomas Smith. .

62 Thomas Smith

63 Alexander B. Black

64 Alexander B. Black. ...

65 Alexander B. Black. .

66 Roland Morton

67 Roland Morton .

68 Roland Morton ....

69 John Read ...

70 John Read

71 John Read ....

,„ T , r,, . \ Win, H. Ibbitson, B.A.,

72 Job Shenton, j William Ainley

7* Job Shenton. . . ....

74 Nova Scotia Conference

TRYON.
A village in the County of Prince, Prince Edward Island

1873 Humphrey P. Cowperthwaite. M.A

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

117

126

$4 60 1

_

146

10 93

*2 48

$6

12

.•J 146 41

174

11 00

3 00

8

70

146 10

166

11 30

2 34

9

00

96 00

140

10 43 ;

1 55

8

00

85 15

130

9 00

2 00

6

40

68 94

130

9 62

2 25

/

00

123 00

124

9 65

2 25

7

00

112 75

120

10 09

5 12

9

01

144 48

130

11 22

6 07

12

49

158 14

137

12 50

7 51

14

50

199 14

115

10 25

5 90

10

60

119 69

106

10 00

1 60

6

25

109 50

99

8 50

1 57

5

25

97 47

202

8 00

4 CO

8

00

155 60

214

9 00

7 00

10

00

187 71

202

10 00

7 50

10

25

201 28

182

10 17

6 50

10

12

181 22

114

io oo !

5 30

10

20

104 27

280

15 20

60

u,

6 00 i 315 10

UPHAM.
A town in King's County, Province of
1855 George B. Payson |

56 William Alcorn.

57 William Alcorn

58 Henrv Holland.

59 Henry Holland . : . .

60 John J. Colter

61 James R. Hart.. '.

62 James R. Hart.

63 James R. Hart. .

64 William C. Brown.

New Brunswick.

65 William C. Brown .

66 William C. Brown

67 Douglas Chapman.

68 George Harrison .

69 George Harrison

70 George Harrison . ....

71 Joseph B. Hemmeon ...

72 Joseph B. Hemmeon .

73 Samuel Ackman

74 See Hampton, N. B. & P. E. I. Conference.

/6
91
89
119
122
110
112
102
105
105
94
102
111
99
106
102
130
117
122

2 45

4 79

1 18

3 70

0 73

4 00

1 00

3 67

() 80

4 00

1 10

4 00

1 25

4 12

1 19

5 00

1 74

5 00

1 00

5 50

1 00

7 50

1 25

6 00

2 00

6 00

3 77

7 00

3 26

7 00

5 36

7 00

2 60

7 00

2 80

7 10

2 85

1 73

3 33

4 90

4 00

38 80

2 52

54 00

3 42

52 87

3 54

45 76

12 34

37 32

1 50

39 96

3 94

43 81

4 50

37 89

6 46

49 90

6 53

23 23

5 82

53 11

6 30

57 99

6 50

68 87

6 60

61 90

6 70

25 44

w.

WALLACE.
A town on Northumberland Strait, Cumberland County. Nova Scotia.
1855 William McCarty . .| 508 I . .. I

56 Robert A. Temple . . ... . . . i 451 6 50 ...

57 Robert A. Temple, Douglas Chapman. 440 | 7 14 | 1 07

8 46 128 07

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. VVatson Smith ..

69 T. Watson Smith.

70 T. Watson Smith. . ,

71 Robert Wasson, Thomas H. James..

72 Robert Wasson, William Harrison ...

73 Robert Wasson, William Harrison ...

74 Nova Scotia Conference. . .

Funds.

564
497
352
390
357
443
426
503
380
320
313
266
282
279
283
260
190

Conting.

Educa.

$10 34

$3 83

11 52

1 97

9 38

1 25

9 57

1 27

9 43

0 75

4 79

1 50

5 22

1 60

5 45

3 00

8 50

2 28

11 00

2 30

7 50

2 16

5 50

1 20

5 50

1 75

5 63

3 50

8 11

3 27

7 74

1 10

8 57

1 24

$9 63
6 25'

4 23

4 23
3 30

5 37

8 88

9 24
3 54

3 10
2 72

4 02

5 81

6 30
6 73
5 79
9 21

Miss'y.

$86 49
96 62
56 00
67 67
58 00
70 00
90 48
117 02
107 84
95 20
90 21
86 77

80 46
90 97
90 29

81 70
60 31

WELSFORD.
A village in Queen's County, Province of New Brunswick.

1873 Charles W. Dockrill | I I

74 N. B. & P. E. I. Conference.. ' 35 ' 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

60 William C Brown

61 William C. Brown. .

62 Richard Pratt.

63 Richard Pratt .

64 R. Mitchell Smith . . ,

65 Richard Pratt. . .
66

67 Charles W. Dockrill

68 Charles AY. Dockrill

69 John G. Bigney .

70 See Alberton . ."

100
61
61
70

100
81
60
60
31
58
51

—

...

2" 00

1 00

i 60

1 00

1 00

2 00

1 00

1 00

2 00

1 00

1 00

0 60

.-. r, .

0 50

1 57

—

—

i 06

i 00

i'oo

3 10

1 00

1 15

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 \

> Statistics included with Digby Circuit.

69 Jotham M. Fulton, M.A.

70 Frederick M. Pickles.

71 Levi S. Johnson

72 George F. Day. . . .

73 Eben E. England.

74 Nova Scotia Conference..

54
50

2 50
2 10

1 20

1 25

2 25
1 40

WILMOT.

1858
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
74

George M. Barratt

John L. Sponagle „

John L. Sponagle , .

John L. Sponagle. .... ....... .

Paul Piestwood, John E. Jubb. . .
John J. Teasdale, William H. Evans
Nova Scotia Conference..

3 98
1 69
6 00

A village in the County of Annapolis, Province of Nova Scotia,
Samuel W. Avery. , .
Samuel AV Avery. . .
Alexander B. Black.
Alexander B. Black.
Alexander B. Black . .
Richard Weddall. ...
Richard Weddall..
Richard Weddall..
George M. Barratt .
George M. Barratt

178
142
207
255
244
191
223
247
201
182
175
174
172
180
180
274

12 50
10 59
9 67
12 81
16 85
10 21
10 21
10 21
10 10

8 50
6 11

7 63

7 72

8 26
8 26
8 25

01
00
44
01
13
95
00
00

44
92
92
00

9 79

4 02

9 67

13 76

18 37

11 78

12 00

11 78

8 05

7 50

8 14

8 20

7 68

7 94

7 94

8 10

23 84
25 44

133 75

125 60

114 20

154 26

138 12

147 OS

92 40

97 40

99 55

77 05

84 15

102 73

100 76

109 36

150 88

107 50

EASTERN BRITISH AMERICA CONFERENCE.

439

WINDSOR.
A town on the River Avon, County of Hants, Province of Nova Scotia.

Year

Names of Ministers.

1855 Roland Morton ...

56 Roland Morton .

57 Roland Morton ...

58 Charles Stewart, James B. Likely.

59 Charles Stewart, James B. Likely

60 Henry Pope, jr. , Richard Johnson

61 'Henry Pope, jr. , Richard Johnson . .

62 Henry Pope, jr. , Richard Johnson

63 James England, Humphrey P. Cowperthwaite,

64 James England . . .

65 James England . ... ...

66 Elias Brettle...

No. of
Members.

Fun d.s.

Elias Brettle. .
Elias Brettle..
Alexander W.
Alexander W

67
68

69 Alexander W. Nicolson

70 Alexander W Nicolson

71 Alexander W. Nicolson.

72 Albert S. Des Brisay . .

73 Albert S. Des Brisay .

74 Nova Scotia Conference.

107
107
117
145
258
224
229
204
200
194
102
109
106
106
105
113
■ 138
117
137
120

$5 00
4 80
4 00

33 90

34 50
34 53
22 34
22 36
17 37

12 oo ;

12 00 1

24

25

18

14

16

27

17

00

17

25

17

85

18 00

18

70

Educa. j

Sup. M.

Miss'y.

... 1
$1 80 ,

$4 66

$277 41

3 07 ,

5 00

253 25

8 40

37 12

330 15

8 67

37 38

297 20

5 28

37 43

299 37

5 00

22 75

265 07

5 00

22 80

208 19

5 50

21 00

235 28

5 00

15 55

226 56

5 00

16 00

236 31

4 71

16 03

224 53

4 18

15 90

215 60

4 13

16 37

184 27

4 50

21 75

188 87

7 20

15 35

176 10

7 25

18 13

205 15

8 37

18 20

215 90

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

John J. 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
302
381
423
540

531

457
81
80

117
82
72

120
32
32
41
43
42

9

85

12

40

8 34

15

60

18

00

8 30
4 20
4 20
3 43

27 00

17 40

8 50

8 50

8 50

9

90

13

84

9

90

8

80

8 00

8

00

8

00

8

50

8

75

00
64
69
10

2 60

10 09

12 47

10 00

12 71

13 00

13 71

1 08

1 20

7 69

8 50

9 04

9 00

8 21

8 00

7 00

6 00

6 36

7 00

145

70

121

32

127

95

162 72

100 08

102

91

33

30

34 40

67

49

69 73

62

59

61

87

40 50

40 00

32

46

41

88

41

02

40

00

Y

YARMOUTH.
A town in the Electoral District of Yarmouth, Nova Scotia.

1855 Michael Pickles

56 Michael Pickles, Charles De Wolfe:

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

M.A.

115 i

. .. 1

109 ;

9 83

141 '

9 85

177

14 90

165

14 07

' 158

13 00

180

13 18

! 167

14 08

143

14 08

146

14 08

161

14 49

90

57
27
00

6 47
4 00
8 50
4 30
3 00

21 30
9 26

10 34
8 22

17 40

18 00
14 00
14 30
14 60

180 00
150 69
156 25
134 25
200 43
243 84
261 65
228 05
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 Hast . .

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 .

1870 Thomas Rogers, M.A.

71 Thomas Rogers, M.A.

72 Thomas Rogers, M.A. .

73 JohnM. Pike

74 Nova Scotia Conference .

Funds.

No. of

Members.

Conting.

Educa.

Sup. M.

Miss'y.

183

$15 00

$3 60

$14 73

$ni'i5

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

1"> 30

109 95

I 123

11 00

11 57

15 60

156 S9

! 137

11 50

11 76

16 00

185 45

124

15 36

12 32

19 14

207 59

YARMOUTH SOUTH.

130
130
101
87
90
100
130
111
120

15 00

3 00

10 50 !

15 00

2 00

14 82 !

10 33

1 60

9 20

6 80

1 30

10 00

7 00

2 78

9 50

10 20

7 75

12 50

13 74

9 00

17 35

17 47

8 00

19 77

18 87

10 05

23 50

YARMOUTH EAST.

- •
52

2 75

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

116 55

60 60

65 00

65 00

221 70

192 75

238 64

235 10

251 59

7 20

21 83

15 67

17 33

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.

Names of Ministers.

No. of

Members.

Funds.

Year

Conting.

Educa.

Sup. M.

Miss'y.

1873 JabezHill

74 See Newfoundland Conference .

60

$i 66

BAY ROBERTS.

1873 George Boyd

74 Newfoundland Conference.

1855 John hi. Addy

56 John S. Addy

57 EliasBrettle...

58 Elias Brettle

59 Elias Brettle

60 John S. Peach

61 JohnS. Peach

62 JohnS. Peach

63 John S. Peach

64 John S. Peach

65 John Waterhouse

66 John "Waterhouse

67 John Waterhouse. . .

68 Charles Comben .

69 Charles Comben

70 George Forscy ....

71 George Forsey.

72 JohnS. Peach.

73 John S. Peach

71 Newfoundland Conference.

BLACK HEAD.

504
510
540
516
730
771
619
530
478
437
338
505
480
420
405
408
440
390
434
421

6 07

5 20

$5 80

5 50

8 80

9 38

10 35

12 50

11 10

6 10

4 5i>

4 05

4 10

8 00

4 40

8 00

4 00

3 20

1 80

6 00

7 10

6 00

5 90

! 6 00

6 15

j 4 10

5 00

5 00

5 00

! 5 00

5 00

4 00

4 10

4 00

4 00

1 3 00

3 00

§3 87

$138 00

31 20

148 87

78 27

216 20

59 70

387 92

48 50

210 63

9 20

152 90

9 00

94 31

8 00

98 20

4 50

69 60

23 50

116 39

22 10

100 51

31 18

104 13

24 00

84 45

24 50

131 40

24 00

129 02

22 00

185 28

18 50

165 50

15 00

1S2 30

BONAV
1855 Thomas Smith.. ....

56 Thomas Smith.. .

57 Thomas Harris

58 Thomas Harris, William E. Shenstone.

59 Paul Prestwood, Thomas Fox.

60 Paul Prestwood, Thomas Fox

61 Paul Prestwood, Thomas Fox

62 James A. Duke, Jabez Rogers

63 Charles Comben, Jabez Rogers

64 Charles Comben, John Goodison

65 Charles Comben.

66 James Dove. . .

67 James Dove

68 James Dove ...

69 John S. Phinney

70 John S. Phinney ... .

71 John S. Phinney

72 John Goodison

73 John Goodison

74 See Newfoundland Conference ...

ISTA.
229
340
316
309
342
271
286
286
340
245
317
201
196
187
172
178
310
320
294
290

6 00

14 14

13 25

16 40

18 00

9 40

9 70

10 00

10 00

10 00

6 00

6 00

6 00

10 65

11 05

12 60

3 00

4 03

8 05

9 30

60
20
40
10
70
80
20
15
40
15
25

12 90

13 00
13 10

17

92

14

40

13

12

16 63

11

78

12

90

8

91

13 30

10

20

7

00

8

30

4

15

5

10

12

00

12

10

14

95

15

15

17

60

202 00
270 80

218 05

219 95

134 90

135 35
124 80
138 26

41 35

87 75

67 05

75 45

58 27

120 80

142 57

135 45

175 45

175 45

1855 John S. Phinney

56 Samuel W. Sprague.

57 Samuel W. Sprague.

58 Thomas Smith.... ..

59 Thomas Smith..

60 Thomas Smith

BRIGUS.

118
121
135
157
124
120

12 00

15 95
12 70

16 80
12 00

6 00

20 15

6 40

20 07

6 40

24 34

6 40

18 40

184 34
170 00
233 68
241 37

442

CIRCUITS, STATIONS AND MISSIONS.

Tear

Names of Ministers.

1861 Thomas Harris

62 Thomas Harris.

63 Thomas Harris

64 Thomas Harris.. ...

65 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 EliasBrettle

56 EliasBrettle

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
Members.

170
144
139
136
117
117
116
117
87
98
124
104
107
101

BURIN.

160
150

126
167
148
161
165
169
402
381
300
270
295
260
261
154
168
171
476
422

Funds.

Conting. Educa. Sup. M. Miss'y,

$10 55

7 80
11 00
11 00
11 00
11 00
11 00
11 00

9 26

8 00

9 90
7 00
7 00
6 00

$6 48
5 08
5 79
5 50

5 33

6 50
6 70

5 80
5 00
5 40
9 20
9 00
7 80
5 52

|15 65

12 40

9 92

15 85

12 35

11 70

12 65
9 37
9 12
8 10

17 50
15 50

15 50

16 00

16 12

...

23 42

6 80

8 60

17 23

4 45

12 20

12 27

4 30

10 02

20 32

8 63

27 25

14 20

8 60

18 55

9 85

2 20

11 70

11 00

4 00

14 91

11 00

4 00

15 00

11 00

4 00

15 00

12 00

4 00

10 00

6 70

3 32

7 00

5 00

2 00

4 60

3 70

2 20

3 10

4 00

2 30

3 60

3 00

2 80

3 22

4 00

2 60

3 60 ,

4 00

2 00

5 00

8 33

4 38

9 45

$145 27
172 85
122 83
157 98

121 55
131 35

108 60

109 57
126 59

122 51
125 84
112 85
131 32
122 34

79 05

131 75

105 00

117 72

141 87

87 17

148 00

117 83

179 26

86 90

74 82

29 85

31 27

44 36

23 78

' 24 00

52 61

103 53

c.

CARBONEAR.

1855 William E. Shenstone

56 William E. Shenstone

57 William E. Shenstone . . .

58 Christopher Lockhart, James A. Duke, John

Waterhouse ......

59 Christopher Lockhart, John Waterhouse .

60 Elias Brettle, William S. Shenstone. . .'.*.

61 Elias Brettle, Thomas D. Hart .

62 Paul Prestwood, John Goodison

63 John Winterbotham, John Goodison

64 John Winterbotham, John S. Allen . . .

65 John S. Peach, John S. Allen.

66 John S. Peach, Joseph Todhunter

67 John S. Peach, Thomas Allen .

68 Henry L. Cranford, George Forsey

69 John Prince, George Forsey

70 Charles Comben ... ....

71 Charles Comben, Joseph Hale

72 Charles Comben, Joseph Hale ,

73 James Dove, John G. Currie ....

74 See Newfoundland Conference ..

418
418
303

335
696
692
734
636
572
518
484
448
491
451
445
466
445
436
545
330

1865 John Goodison..

66 Charles Comben.

67 Charles Ladner

CATALINA.

23 10
9 15

12 32
76 32
76 08
34 14

21 55

22 10
28 60

24 00
21 00
18 00
18 00

9 56
9 20
9 30
8 90
10 46
14 00

66
60

00
00

17 80

27 60

22 14

27 73

22 40

54 92

11 62

78 73

13 94

47 25

11 63

35 28

9 40

5 70

16 10

30 70

17 52

22 60

8 00

19 00

6 50

16 00

11 00

19 00

9 00

8 80

4 30

14 00

5 70

16 40

6 20

18 40 j

12 00

18 20

14 40

23 00 1

50
70

161 45

2 00
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

ii*66

13 15

EASTERN BRITISH AMERICA CONFERENCE.

443

Year

Names of Ministers.

1868 Charles Ladner

69 Samuel Ackman

70 Samuel Ackman .

71 John Reay

72 John Reay . . ...

73

74 See Newfoundland Conference . . .

No. of
Members.

75
60
66
85
97
90
59

Funds.

Conting. Educa. I Sup. M. j Miss'y.

$4 00

00
50
90
65
70
70

40
50
10
40
00
00

45
90
00
00
35
40
91

$36 00
36 91
32 25
42 57
60 60
35 78
45 00

1861 Joseph Gaetz.

62 Thomas D. Hart..

63 Thomas D. Hart..,

64 Isaac Howie

65 Isaac Howie

CHANNEL.

25
15
11

67

68 .1

69 Included in Port Au Basque Mission .

4 86

2 00

2 40

7 00

2 20

4 71

4 70

2 82

2 80

4 00

3 00

3 40

3 20

3 10

3 15

3 95

4 17

3 42 ;

!
I

27 60
29 92
37 55
40 60
47 00
58 00
34 50
80 00

E,

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

EXPLOITS.

140

120

131

145

160

118

102

89

90

60

134

182

179

167

13 28
2 01

2 io

3 40

3 90

14 85

1 66

3 25

1 80

2 25

1 98

3 20

3 05

7 00

3 00

7 20

2 90

6 40

1 65

4 40 !

1 80

4 00

2 50
4 40
9 50
9 50

1 80

4 00
6 70

5 07

4 20

8 10

15 50

15 50

22 17
10 60
28 26
12 30

41 30
22 80

6 66

33 93

56 60

48 85
87 38

F

1873 Thomas H. James

74 See Newfoundland Conference.

FLAT ISLANDS.

237

2 22

1 20

3 70

08

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 Isaac Howie. .
72

73 William Swann

74 See Newfoundland Conference.

FOGO.

40

80

50

35

90

58

72

85

101

97

126

126

3 00

....

1 00

i 66

1 66

0 73

1 35

0 60

2 40

1 00

2 00

1 00

i 66

3 00

1 20

1 00

1 00

1 25

0 95

1 00

1 00

3 00

2 25

2 87
2 30
1 16
0 75

50
40

1 00

2 00
2 00
1 50

00
25

4 00

4 66
18 00
22 60
25 00
29 00
37 45
47 52
100 00
116 47

1873 Charles Mearing ....
74 See Newfoundland Conference.

FORTUNE BAY.

444

CIRCUITS, STATIONS AND MISSIONS.

G.

GRAND BANK.

Year Names of Ministers.

No. of
Members.

Funds.

Conting.

Educa.

Sup. M.

Miss'y.

56 John S. Peach. . ',....

58 Thomas Gaetz .„„.*.„..

59 Thomas Gaetz. ... ...

60 John Winterbotham. . . . ......

61 John Winterbotham. .

170
100
97
186
198
170
178
175
143
244
237
278
297
237
248
242
261
220
222
203

§12 00
12 00
25 82
18 00
14 00
32 82
18 56
20 00
20 00
16 00
16 00
20 00
20 00
12 00
12 00
11 00
11 00
7 70
7 70

$6 83
13 65

6 00
8 00

4 75

5 03

4 60

7 00

6 55

8 00
10 16

6 50
6 00
6 00
6 00
6 00
6 20

5 00

$8 80

13 65
12 00
12 0.0

14 20
7 90
9 69

14 00
14 16
16 60
20 00
20 00
16 00
18 05
18 05
18 00
11 30
11 50

$146'70
476 52
327 22
408 00
449 35
246 65

63 John S. Phinney.. ..

64 John S. Phinney..

66 Stephen T. Teed, Thomas Allen

67 Stephen T. Teed..

68 Stephen T. Teed..

69 John Goodison .. .. ,

70 John Goodison ...

235 03
344 55
409 30
381 85
511 15
353 75
359 72
417 00
390 50

72 James A. Duke, John G. Currie .......

73 James A. Duke, Charles Mearing

74 See Newfoundland Conference. ... ....

352 15
208 16
203 91

1855

56 Paul Prestwood.

57 Paul Prestwood.

58 Paul Prestwood. .

59 See Twillingate.

GREEN BAY

. | 199
240

. , 270
I 265

! 285

GREEN'S POND.

10 40

2 00

8 66

6 50

6 30

7 40

8 00

4 45

10 00

1862
63

64
65
66
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
74

John S Allen . . .
John S. Allen . . .
Joseph Todhunter
Joseph Todhunter
Isaac Howie. . . .
Isaac Howie. .
Isaac Howie

Solomon Matthews.
Solomon Matthews. .
Solomon Matthews. .

See Newfoundland Conference.

44

56

1 00

86

57

1 00

116

■ 1 10

92

2 00

80

1 20

80

50

• •

170

0 69

180

2 00

32

2 50

92 34
122 37
144 72

4 '66

4 00

1 30

1 40

2 00

1 45
1 50

8 55
6 00
6 00
6 00

1 35

2 00
2 40

i 66

1 60
3 10

8 05
14 05
26 37

H.

HANTS HARBOUR.

1855 Paul Prestwood
56 .

57 Thomas Fox

58 Adam Nightingale •

59 Charles Comben

60 Charles Comben

61 William S. Shenston, Joseph Pascoe.

62 Joseph Sutcliffe

63 Joseph Sutcliffe.

64 Henry L. Cranford

116
118
114
269
132
153
145
138
160
186

1 32

0 62

2 12

2 23

1 67

2 60

2 52

2 00

3 00

2 80

2 00

3 20

2 90

2 35

3 15

4 66

6 70

100

4 00

1 00

1 20

60 20

65 73

67 25

108 20

108 88
87 43

101 50

109 10

EASTERN BRITISH AMERICA CONFERENCE.

445

Year

Names of Ministers.

1865 HenrvL. Cranford.

66 John'M. Pike

67 John M. Pike

68 Thomas Fox

69 Thomas Fox..

70 Thomas Fox..

71 Simeon B. Dunn. .

72 Simeon B. Dunn

73 Joseph Hale..

74 §ee Newfoundland Conference .

No. of
Members.

183
156
206
167
146
148
174
130
202
180

Funds.

Conting. L Educa. \ Sup. M.

$1 55

1 60
3 20

0 90

1 60

1 60

2 66
2 00

§1 15

1 00

1 00

1 40

1 40
1 50

§2 15
2 00
2 40
1 80
1 80
1 80

2 00
2 00

Missy.

$50 80
67 86
69 55
64 40
36 60
54 88
59 60

66-50
66 50

HARBOUR

OK ACE.

1855

57

56 John !■». Phinney..

47

9

83

57 John S. Phinney

107

11

32

15 62

15 67

198 50

58 William E. Shenstone. ....

160
140

13
13

07
50

12 50
10 45

16 30

23 95

204 92

59 William E. Shenstone .

215 80

60 Christopher Lockhart..

138

14

15

7 18

26 23

232 78

61 Christopher Lockhart. . ...

162

21

78

9 53

27 73

243 7.5

62 Elias Brett! e.. .. .. .. .

152

17

95

8 48

23 28

210 68

63 James Dove.

125

17

40

9 20

14 50

165 25

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. Phinnev. .

214

16

00

9 00

19 00

244 68

69 Thomas Harris

215

12

70

9 70

22 75

224 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

ISLAND

COVE.

1856 Charles Comben

145

...

57 John S. Peach

153

! 4 00

2 00

3 10

95 75

58 John S. Peach ..

1 409

i 4 73

3 30

6 10

227 52

59 John S. Peach

I 107

3 30

4 10

5 10

86 00

60 James Dove

: 160
158

5 00
7 00

6 10

7 35

9 00
4 40

84 55

61 James Dove ' '

64 40

62 James Dove . . .

134

3 13

1 53

4 80

39 10

63 William Ewen Shenstone .

124
128

6 00
6 00

1 55
1 30

5 00
4 00

44 25

64 William Ewen Shenstone ....

44 90

65 Thomas Fox

112
116

2 60
5 00

1 30
0 92

3 20
2 40

40 30

66 Thomas Fox. .

57 95

67 Thomas Fox

! 100

2 50

3 00

32 05

68 John S. Peach

92
68

3 22
1 00

0 80
0 80

3 00
1 25

30 42

69 John S. Peach

32 80

70 JohnS. Peach..

67

1 00

1 00

1 00

47 20

71 Joseph Pascoe.

68

1 25

1 25

1 5j0

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

224

7 00

3 00

6 00

80 00

L.

1859 Charles Comben.

60 Thomas Fox.

61 Thomas Fox.

62 John Goodison.

LABRADOR.

1863 John Goodison.

64 John S. Allen.

65 John S. Allen.

66 Joseph Todhunter.

1867 Thomas Allen.

68 George Forsey.

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.

V'ear

Names of Ministers.

1872 Supplied from Exploits . . .

73 Charles Myers •,...„

74 See Newfoundland Conference. .

No. of
Members.

261
420

Funds.

Conting.

$1 00

Educa.

$1 00

Sup. M.

$4 00

Miss'y.

$5 40

M.

MUSGRAVE HARBOUR.

1873

74 See Newfoundland Conference.

56

1872

MUSGRAVE TOWN.

73 John P. Bowell

74 See Newfoundland Conference . .

126

\ ! 107

i 66

—

200 '.'."

o.

1855
56
57
58
59

60
61

Charles Comben . ....
Alexander W Nicolson
Alexander W. Nicolson
Alexander W. Nicolson
\ Thomas Gaetz,
( John Goodison,
John Goodison..

62 John Waterhouse .

63 John Waterhouse .

64 John Waterhouse .

65 Thomas Harris.. . .

66 James A. Duke. ,

67 James A. Duke . .

68 James A. Duke .

69 Charles Ladner

70 Charles Ladner

71 Charles Ladner.

72 Thomas Fox

73 Thomas Fox . .

74 See Newfoundland Conference .

OLD PERLICAN.

220
145

260

308

282
274
280
310
333
319
275
250
250
214
200
254
260
270

••

. . .*

4 55

370

5 00

4 80

4 50

5 20

4 80

5 20

2 40

2 00

3 00

4 00

2 10

3 33

4 10

3 10

5 00

4 00

• • • •

4 40

4 00

1 35

3 10

4 00

1 60

1 00

4 00

1 00

1 00

1 00

0 80

1 25

2 00

1 35

2 30

2 25

1 60

3 10

2 00

1 20

2 50

2 05

1 20

3 05

3 08

1 80

4 50

246 15
171 48

96 58
114 80

77 91

102 00

45 15

97 08
39 23
34 00
28 80

102 00

162 00

225 83

95 29

90 46

P.

PETITES.

1859

60 Joseph Gaetz . .

61 Charles Ladner

62 Charles Ladner.

63 John M. Pike..

64 John M. Pike..

29
34
48
59
75

11 15

....

1 20

10 67

....

9 27

2 80

2 40

3 60

- 5 00

3 00

4 60

5 50

3 50

4 80

16 80
10 00
13 J3
25 50
33 10

EASTERN BRITISH AMERICA CONFERENCE.

447

Year

Names of Ministers.

1865
66
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
74

Joseph Pascoe
Joseph Pascoe
Joseph Pascoe . .

John Reay

John Reay

John G. Currie .

See Newfoundland Conference .

| No. of
iMembers.

80
59
67

75
82
82

Conting. . Educa. Sup. M

$6 60
4 00
4 50

3 00
2 40

4 25

Funds.

$3 80

2 00
1 80
1 00

3 00
6 0C

$5
2
5

50
00
00

1 00
3 60

7 80

Miss'y.

$58 80
55 95
21 00
28 68
77 00

256 80

PORT AU BASQUE.

1870 John Reay, Francis U. Willey

71 Francis G. Willey

v 72 Charles Pickles, Jeremiah Embree

73 Charles Pickles, Jeremiah Embree

74 See Petites, Newfoundland Conference.

83
75
64
38

8 72

7 60

8 70 1

8 60

18 80

16 00 1

8 00

8 00

10 61

11 81

8 35

13 00 '

170 05
131 24
109 43

108 78

PORT DE GRAVE.

1855 Adam Nightingale.
■*6 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 Pascoe

64 Joseph Pascoe

65

67 John Reay

68 John M. Pike

69 Isaac Howie ....

70 Isaac Howie ..

71 Thomas Fox

72

73 George Boyd

74 See Newfoundland Conference .

s.

74
80
83
80
80
101
63
61
66
70
60
60
60
69
65
65
67
62
66
62

SHOAL HARBOUR.

1872 William Swann .

73 Thomas W. Atkinson

74 See Newfoundland Conference .

110

125

1 00

1 87

1 55

3 30

5 25

2 34

3 30

2 40

3 00

3 72

4 83

3 75

8 12

2 93

1 90

4 00

2 50

1 10

4 00

5 00

0 50

2 25

4 00

3 00

5 00
2 00

6 66

3 55

6 50

4 66

2 20

1 60

5 25

2 30

1 50

4 55

1 40

1 55

2 80

1 90

2 40

3 00

2 00

4 20

2 00

2 00

4 00

1 00

1 50

51 35

71 88
71 22
76 62
38 08
35 63
35 25
104 58
73 30
44 10

50 33

46 68

51 25
31 00
33 00

47 50
80 00
92 73

23 35
109 25

St.

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 Rdmnnd Rotterell. John Waterhouse.

301
268
313
273
300
338
307

• • • •

76 87

....

81 32

57 00

63 00

88 00

45 00

80 20

98 47

43 10

94 00

98 92

34 00

98 00

37 70

41 40

82 62

888 53
432 68
586 00
496 92
435 73

448

CIRCUITS, STATIONS AND MISSIONS.

Year! Names of Ministers.

1

No. of
Members.

Funds.

Conting.

Educa.

Sup. M.

Miss'y.

1862 Edmund Botterell, Joseph Pascoe. . ...
63 Paul Prestwood, Charles Ladner

280
316
552
378
338
363
360
354
312
294
331
485
555

$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

$28 00

28 80
32 68

29 15
34 73
36 65
36 70
36 75
49 00
45 75
48 00
69 55
80 00

$76 20
62 08
62 25
49 25
65 80
71 25'

71 45

72 03
74 85
68 60
72 60

104 95
140 00

$348 85
423 51

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.

72 G. S. Milligan, H. L. Cranford, T.W.Atkinson

73 Geo. S. Milligan, Joseph Pascoe, James Nurse

74 See Newfoundland Conference. . .... ..

354 18
326 25
414 96
468 15
512 23
559 74
716 45
728 35
789 85
900 20
831 50

T.

l860 Alfred W Turner.

61 Alfred W Turner.

62 Joseph Gaetz ...

63 Joseph Gaetz. ,«. . .

64 Charles Ladner.

65 ....

66 George Forsey

67

68 ..

70

71 ..

72 United with Catalina.

73

74 See Newfoundland Conference .

TRINITY

62

56

90

96

95

91

■ - • 1 •

116

116

59

50

..

40

89

2 23
4 00
4 00
4 00

1 90
1 50
1 64
1 40

2 00

11

10
15
00
00
80

2 02

4 on

4 00
8 75

5 15
14 40
16 37

13 25

TWILLINGATE.

1859 Thomas Harris.. . 285

60 Thomas Harris. ... 375

61 Charles Comben .... 305

62 Charles Comben ... .... .449

63 James A. Duke , . 250

64 James A. Duke. . . 245

65 James A. Duke. ... . . ... 187

66 John Goodison . 190

67 John Goodison. . . .. ...... .1 196

68 John Goodison 196

69 Henry L. Cranford . ... 215

70 Henry L. Cranford ' 236

71 Henry L. Cranford. .... . 182

72 James Dove . . . . . . . 208

73 John Reay.. ...... . ' 200

74 See Newfoundland Conference . 359

8 00

4 45

10 00

7 87

5 80

8 03

4 25

4 28

8 07

3 63

4 13

6 05

8 50

4 65

10 15

7' 00

4 00

11 40

6 00

3 73

5 80

6 00

3 15

5 80

7 00

4 35

9 10

5 00

.3 80

4 00

3 15

6 30

4 15

4 05

7 15

5 10

2 75

4 25

6 15

3 55

7 10

6 10

4 10

8 05

6 15

4 15

8 10

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.

.857 Charles Comben. . . . ,
58 Charles Comben .

59

60 United with Petites.

WESTERN SHORE.

20
20
20

2 20
li 15

11 00
11 00
16 80

LIST OF DISTRICTS

INTO WHICH THE

CONFERENCE OF KASTERN BRITISH AMERICA

WAS DTVIDED,

WITH THE NAMES OF THEIR CHAIRMEN AND FINANCIAL SECRETARIES.

JtST The number of Members iwludi's those on trial ai in th: 0 mid i IVriUii in i 'onfcrenci.

ANNAPOLIS DISTRICT.

Year! Chairman.

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.

Mem.

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. Huestis1
Stephen F. Huestis
James Taylor
James Taylor
James Taylor
Joseph Hart .
Joseph Hart
Stephen F. Huestis

CARBONEAR DISTRICT,

1873 Thomas Harris.. . James Dove I

74 Nfd. Conference . ... I

CHARLOTTETOWN DISTRICT.

1855 John McMurray . > William McCarty.

56 John McMurray . Joseph H. Starr"

57 John McMurray. Robt. A. Temple..!

58 Truro & P.E.I. Districts |

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, MA

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 .

1581
1623
1843
1955
2050
2195
1498
1498
1484
1451
1459
1450
1312
1291
1272
1296
1244
1245
1307

1856

2309
2218
2212
2292

1080
1061
1040
1239
1348
1380
1380
1241
1210
1253
1294

1866

67
! 68
69
70
< 71
72
73
74

|1855
56
57
58

1 59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
74

G.S. Milligan, MA
John Lathern . . .
Duncan D. Currie.
John McMurray .
Ingham Sutcliffe. .
Ingham Sutcliffe..
Hez'h McKeown...
Hez'hMcKeown. . .
N.B.&P.E.I. Conf

Finan. Secretary.

John Lathern .
A. W. Nicolson
A. W. Nicolson .
Duncan D. Currie
Duncan D. Currie,
Leonard Gaetz.
Leonard Gaetz.
Leonard Gaetz.
erence

Mem.

HALIFAX DISTRICT.

Thomas H. Davies
Arthur McNutt.
Arthur McNutt. .
Arthur McNutt. . .
C. Churchill, 11 A.
C. Churchill, MA.
Jas. G. Hennigar. .
William Smithson
William Smithson
William Smithson
John McMurray .
John McMurray . .
Mat. Richey, DD.
Mat. Richey, DD.
Jas. G. Hennigar. .
H. Pickard, DD...
John McMurray .
Jas. G. Hennigar..
John McMurray. .
Nova Scotia Conf

Roland Morton.
Roland Morton. .
Roland Morton.
Roland Morton. ]
Charles Stewart. .

Joseph Hart

Henry Pope, Jr.
Henry Pope, Jr.
James England. . j
James England. I
James Taylor. .'
James Taylor.

James Taylor j

G.S. Milligan, MA]
G.S. Milligan, MA
A. W Nicolson
A. W Nicolson '
A. W. Nicolson
C. .lost, M. A '

LIVERPOOL DISTRICT.

1861 George Johnson. .

62 GeorgeJohnson. . .

63 George Johnson. . .

64 GeorgeJohnson. .

65 John Prince

66 Jas. G. Hennigar. .

67 Jas. G, Hennigar..

68 Jas. a. Hennigar..

69 Henry Daniel.

70 Saml. W. Sprague

71 Saml. W Sprague

72 Saml. W. Sprague

73 Richard Smith .

74 Nova Scotia Conf

Joseph Hart..
Joseph Hart.. .
Joseph Hart..
Joseph Hart.. .
Win. W Perkins.
Duncan D. Currie.
Duncan I). Currie
Joseph Hart.. .
Joseph Hart . . .
Joseph Hart ....
John Lathern . . .
John Lathern . . .
Joseph Gaetz. . . .
erence

2297
2233
2250
2369
2422
2497
2621
2286
2233
2109
2052
2057
2068
1971
1977
2066
2005
2023
2015
2095

1155
1102
1034
992
1067
1073
1381
1432
1436
1495
1538
1582

450

DISTRICTS.

NEWFOUNDLAND DISTRICT.

lYear

Year

Chairman.

Finan. Secretary.

1855 Thomas Angwin.. Sauil. W. Sprague

56 Saml. W Sprague . I ohn S. Peach..

57 Henry Daniel. . 'John S. Peach..

58 Henry Daniel. IJohn S. Peach..

59 Henry Daniel John S. Peach..

60 Edmund Botterell John S. Peach. .

61 Edmund Botterell John S. Peach..

62 Edmund Botterell

63 John S. Peach .

64 John S. Peach. .

65 John S. Peach..

66 John S. Peach

67 John S. Peach..

68 John S. Peach..

69 John S. Peach..

70 JohnS. Peach..

71 Thomas Harris.

72 Thomas Harris.

73 St. John s, Nfd.

John S. Peach..

James Dove. .

James Dove. . . .

.lames Dove . .

i James Dove J

James Dove

James Duve

James Dove.

: James Dove

James Dove

. . 'James Dove

&Carbonenr Districts.

Mem.

2633
2557
2242
2540
2736
3084
3168
3198
3231'
3364
3257
3266
3224
3247
3091
2978
3012
3058
3552

PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND DISTRICT.

1858 Ingham Sutcliffe..

59 Ingham Sutcliffe

60 Henry Daniel.

61 Hen rv Daniel.

62 Sam."W Sprague.

63 Sam. W Sprague.

64 Matt. Rich ey.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 See N.B.& P.E.I.

Henry Pope, jr. .
Henry Pope, jr. . .
John Prince..
Robert Duncan. .
Robert Duncan . . .
Jeremiah V Jost. .
Henry Pope, Jr .
j Henry Pope, Jr .
] Henry Pope, Jr. .
'Fred W- Moore.
J. Winterbotham.
J. Winterbotham.
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
Eph. Evans, D.D.
Thomas H. Davies
Thomas H. Davies
H. Pickard, D.D..
H. Pickard, D.D. .
John Snowball .

John Snowfeall

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.
(ieorge Butcher.. .
(' -lost, M.A..

Chairman.

1045
1129
1151
1186
1205
1163
1164
1239
1180
1184
1133
1183
1149
1139
1074
1210

1432
1294
1353
1420
1656
1613
1431
1418
1419
1537
1544
1640

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.

Mem.

Robert Duncan. .

1551

Robert Duncan. .

1574

Robert Duncan. .

1601

Jos. G. Angwin .

1676

Jos. G. Angwin . .

1726

Jos. G. Angwin.

1619

Joseph Hart

1647

Conference.

1801

ST. JOHN DISTRICT.

1855
56
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
67
■68
69
70
71
72
73
74

Richard Knight. .
Richard Knight. .
Edmund Botterell
Edmund Botterell
John McMurray ..'
John McMurray .J
John McMurray..1
Thomas Angwin . .
M. Richey, D.D.
Ingham Sutcliffe..
Ingham Sutcliffe..
James England.
James England.. .
Alex. B. Black
M. Richey, D.D..
Henry Pope, Jr .
Henry Pope, Jr
Henry Pojje, Jr .
Henry Pope, Jr .
See N.B. & P.E.I.

Edmund Botterell
Edmund Botterell
T. M. Albrighton.
T. M. Albrighton.
Edmund Botterell
J ames IJngland . .
John Prince. . .
R. Alder Temple..
R. Alder Temple..
B. Alder Templa..
Geo. O. Huestis . .
Geo. O. Huestis. .
Charles Stewart .
Charles Stewart . .
Charles Stewart .
John Lathern . . .
Duncan D. Currie
Duncan D. Currie
James Taylor
Conference

ST. JOHN'S DISTRICT.

1873 G.S.Milligan.M.A.i Joseph Pascoe .
74 See Newfoundland (Conference. . .

TRURO DISTRICT.

1858
59
60
61
62
63

John McMurray
Thomas H. Davies
Thomas H. Davies
Geo. O. Huestis. .
Geo. O. Huestis. .
Alex. B. Black. .

64 Alex. B. Black.

65 Alex. B. Black. .

66 George Johnson . .

67 George Johnson

68 George Johnson . .

69 George Johnson . .

70 Roland Morton . . .

7 1 Jeremiah V Jost .

72 Jeremiah V. Jost .

73 Elias Brettle . .

R. Alder Temple..
A. M. Des Brisay.
A. M. Des Brisay.
A. M. Des Brisay.
John Cassidy ....

John Cassidy

Jeremiah V Jost .
Jeremiah V Jost.
Jeremiah V Jost.
Jeremiah V. Jost .
Jeremiah V. Jost.
Jeremiah V. Jost .
Jeremiah V Jost .
John Read. ... .
William C. Brown
William C. Brown

Ji See Nova Scotia Conference. .

1809
1911
1823
1808
2028
1833
1885
1885
1760
1820
1894
1924
1876
1884
1894
1832
1854
1857
1897
1944

2533

1626
1581
1556
1522
1446
1361
1381
1318
1208
1263
1283
1335
1496
1547
1596
167V

PART III.

THE

JtttffaMai |bta dtmxuzwn Otrttrrlj

IN

CANADA,

1829 to 1874.

THE

jKitfrrttst $bto Camuamm CCtrurcij

IN

C A . 3ST J± D J± ,

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 183-"i.

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.

Conferences.

Numbers.

Year.

Place.

President.

Secretary.

Local
Preachers.

Ministers.

Members.

1835*

1836

1837
1838
1839
1840
1841

Grantham

( Hamilton. |
(Hillier.. j

Cavan

Ancaster . . .
Cavan. .

James Jackson

Michael Aikman.

Moses Blackstock.
Moses Blackstock. ...
Robert Earl

Michael Aikman

James Jackson

A. K. McKenzie.. .

William Jackson . .

H. R. Smith
James Jackson.

K. Creighton

K. Creighton .
Michael Aikman.. . .

38

29

' 27
28
27
21
21

21

23

16
16
12
12

I 17

2,481

2,385

1,873
1,801
1,831
1,846
1,915

* Note. — We have been unable to obtain any record of the Conferences from 1829 to 1834 ;
are therefore necessitated to begin with 1835.

II.

SESSIONS OF CONFERENCE.

after the union of 1841.

Year.

Place.

President.

Secretary.

John Addyman

Thomas T. Howard.

1843

Louth ....

James Bell ...

Henry 0. Crofts.

South Crosby

Henry O. Crofts ..

Thomas T. Howard.

1845

John Wilkinson ......

John Addyman.

John H. Simpson.
Thomas T. Howard.

1847

Mallorytown

Henry O. Crofts

1848....

Flamboro', East .

James Jackson . . . . .

Thomas Goldsmith.

1849

William McClure . . ...

Thomas T. Howard.

1850 ..

Whitchurch

Henry O. Crofts

Robert H. Brett, Esq.

1851

South Crosby .

Henry O. Crofts . . ....

Nassau C. Gowan.

1852

Bethel— Welland

Joseph H. Robinson ... /.,..,

James C. Watts.

1853....

Toronto .

Thomas T. Howard ...

William McClure.

1854

Hamilton ...

Thomas Goldsmith

Michael Aikman, Esq.

1855.. . .

William McClure '..,

James C. Watts.

Mallorytown .

Joseph H. Robinson

John H. Simpson.

1857.. ..

Aurora

Thomas Goldsmith .

Henry Wilkinson.

1858...... .

Toronto

William McClure

James C. Watts.

1859..

Northport .

Henry Wilkinson.

Thomas Goldsmith.

1860

Copetown .....

Thomas Goldsmith

James C. Watts.

1861.. .. .

London

Joseph H. Robinson

John Histon.

1862..

Millbrook

David Savage .

John Leach.

1863..

Owen Sound . .....

James Caswell

Samuel B. Gundy.

1864... , .

Hamilton.. . .

David D. Rolston . .

George Brown.

1865.... ...

Lynden

Joseph H. Robinson

William Tindall.

1866.... , , .

William Cocker. ... ...

James Shaw.

1867 ...

Aurora .

James B. Kershaw .

William Williams.

1868... .. .

London

William Cocker, D.D

James C. Seymour.

1869..,.. .

Waterdown .

Joseph H. Robinson

James Hill.

1870 ..

Owen Sound

James McAlister. .... ...

George Richardson.

William Cocker, D.D

Robert Wilkes, Esq.

1872

Hespeler . . „ . .

William Williams

John Kav.

1873 ,

Dunnville , .

Edwin Holmes.

1874.. ....

Milton .. . . .

David Savage . ......

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 Connexioxal Funds of the

METHODIST NEW CONNEXION CHURCH.

M

IXIXTKI

is.

r-

Member

?.

-■

Oiixnkxioxal Fund;-

Year.

On

Trial.

Ord.

Total.

On Trial.

Full.

Total.

Paternal.

Sup. M.

Miss'y.

; Conting.

1842

6

14

20

2,484

2,484

$8 00

$34 00

1843

17

15

32

4,060

4,060

21 00

43 87

1844

15

19

34

3,300

3,300

14 20

24 62

§773 78

1845

16

21

37

3,460

3.460

39 67

5 22

1,010 65

1846

16

25

41

3,201

3,201

46 27

5 73

992 27

1847

11

27

38

3,374

3,374

43 95

19 00

880 15

1848

10

33

43

■2C2

3,187

3,389

93 45

53 14

1,208 32

1849

10

34

44

294

3,461

3,755

95 02

100 36

1,552 98

1850

15

33

48

467

3,706

4,173

82 52

123 35

1,747 55

1851

18

36

54

327

4,034

4,361

94 58

142 24

1,965 85

" '

1852*

17

37

50

347

4,149

4,496

111 58

111 86

1,988 07

1853

20

40

60

356

4,466

4,822

135 12

363 83

2,529 35

1854

16

40

56

522

4,562

5,084

110 15

269 55

3605 03

1855

13

40

53

354

4,208

4,562

120 25

385 10

4,174 48

1856

19

41

60

327

4,428

4,755

147 28

801 52

4,914 12

1857

15

45

60

407

4,546

4,953

142 06

574 93

5,298 86

1858

26

44

70

559

5,149

5,708

124 99

544 32

4,269 00

1859

26

48

74

596

6,437

7,033

122 09

966 73

4,037 12

1860

26

52

80

634

6,984

7,618

149 17

676187

4,823 30

$16039

1861

28

59

87

443

7,423

7,866

145 21

840 28

5,476 54

186 05

1862

33

57

90

500

7,501

8,001

144 34

702 94

5,428 44

159 83

1863

29

66

95

573

7,919

8,492

117 69

836 95

6,647 01

167 90

1864

25

76

100

421

8,028

8,449

122 60

678 75

7,110 17

133 60

1865

18

87

105

462

7,728

8,190

161 12

701 88

6,105 77

141 31

1866

18

86

104

430

7,786

8,216

184 34

953 95

7,910 19

179 17

1867

12

98

110

348

7,926

8,274

200 11

275 32

8,261 55

211 10

1868

11

96

107

342

8,026

8,368

216 53

328 38

8,872 34

229 46

1869

15

88

103

399

8,187

8,586

213 50

288 95

8,679 83

220 78

1870

12

86

98

344

8,129

8,473

348 42

294 42

8,226 38

204 95

1871

16

95

111

442

7,988

8,450

447 91

307 03

8,171 19

195 09

1872

25

92

117

321

7,991

8,312

385 77

305 31

8,352 14

210 96

1873

27

90

117

357

7,661

8,018

307 13

292 32

8,001 43

229 08

1874

24

98

*122

275-

7,587

7,862

351 23

319 66

7,727 01

235 08

*Notk — Of this number the Rev. J. Medicraft 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.

<f^-

,V.

^^j&Jsi

THE NAMES OF

MINISTERS & PROBATIONERS FOR THE MINISTRY

WHO HAVE LABOURED IN CANADA

IN CONNECTION WITH THE

JIUtfaMst $bto Ctftmmntt €(mlmna,

From 1829 to 1874,
CLASSIFIED AND ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED

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. I dp. means Dropped. I ex. means Expelled. .

loc. " Located. | w. " Withdrew. | em;. " 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 . d.

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

1851

1834

1841
1871
1868

1866
1839

1838

1834.

15 Bell, James. . ...

16 Cole, Truman.

.LOC.

1838

17 Garry, Robert. .

18 Wilkinson, John. . .

. . I>.

1874

1835.

w.

1840

20 Arthur, James . . .

D.

1835

21 Bailey, Edward

I).

1847

22 Benson, William.

. . .LOC

1838

23 Blackstock, Moses.

. W.

1840

24 Bloomfield, Richard ....

.... LOC.

1840

25 Brittin, Lewis. . . .

LOC.

1837

26 Brown, Brinton P. . .

LOC.

1855

27 Buchner, Shieler ...

1838

28 Carroll, William

LOC.

1836

29 Cole, Peter B

. . LOC.

1837

30 Collard, Daniel

1836

31 Cope, Conrad. . .

D.

1862

32 Crea, John

. LOC.

1838

33 Crofts, Henry O.

. . ENG.

1852

34 Crouter, Abraham .

EX.

1840

LOC,

1838

36 Draper John

. . LOC.

1837

37 Dunbar, Matthew . .

..EX.

1836

38 Earl, Robert..

. W.

1840

39 Erritt, Isaac

LOC.

1839

LOC.

1836

METHODIST NEW CONNEXION CONFERENCE. v

45Y

1835. — Continued.

41 Frazer, Daniel. .

42 Green, William.. .,.,...

43 Hagar, Lawrence .......... ..

44 Hales, James..

45 Jackson, William.. . .

46 Johnson, Henry

47 Laughead, Robert..

48 Marshall, Ira.. ......

49 Martin, William. . . ,.

50 Matthews, Abraham .

51 McKenzie, A. K

52 Nash, Benjamin. ......

53 Nickerson, Alexander

54 Nickerson, David

55 Pert, John... .....

56 Plum, Harvey.

57 Sanderson, John

58 Shaw, William ...

59 Sheldon, Joseph. . .

60 Smith, H. R.. .....

61 Taylor, Caleb..
68 Taylor, 0. . ...

63 Turner, John . . ....

64. Waldron, Thomas. .....

65 Whaley, John.

6(LWoolsey, Joseph .d.

Note — Several of the above began their

Ministry prior to 1835, but havinyno re-
cord of the Conferences prior to this date,
and finding these all members of the Con-
ference of 1835, we have placed them
under that year.

1836.

67 Cocker, William D. D. . .

68 Cook, William M

69 Creighton, Kennedy.

70 Sparham, William.

71 Trueman, Moses. . . , .

72 Ward, William C.

.EX.

.D.

.LOO.

. .D.

.E.
LOC.
.LOG.
.LOC.
.LOC.
. LOC.
.LOC.
.LOC.
.LOC.
.LOC.

.D.

.D.

.LOC.

LOC

.D.

W.
.LOC.
. LOC
. LOC.
. LOC
LOC

1836
1835
1837
1857
1840
1838
1836
1838
1838
1838
1836
1836
1838
1850
1840
1847
1840
1837
1858
1838
1836
1836
1836
1838
1838
1835

. ENG.

1872

. LOC.

1837

W.

1841

.LOC.

1842

LOC.

1838

.LOC.

1837

1837.

73 Rump, Thomas.. . ....

1838.

74 Anderson, John.. . . . , .loc

1839.

75 Bettes, Darius . . . . w.

76 Howard, Thomas T . w.

1840.

77 Craig, James. . . . . ex.

78 Laidley, James .... . loc.

79 Robinson, William. loc.

1841. ^

80 Addyman, John. . eno.

81 Coates, Henry. . .... . d.

82 Hutchinson, John loc.

83 Powers, Frederick E . . d.

84 Ramage, William .... ...... loc.

85 Simpson, John H. . . loc.

86 Van Norman, Ephraim loo.

1842.

87 Bell, Gore Atkin... .d.

88 Blake, Daniel . . . ... . loc.

89 Goldsmith, Thomas . . w.

90 Howlett, John ' . loc.

91 Hunt, Francis w.

92 Piper, S loc.

93 Starr, Daniel S ... loc.

94 West, Paul V. loc.

1839

1842
1855

1843
1844
1868

1845
1851
1843
1862
1862
1866
1852

1842
1845
1870
1844
1855
1845
1844
1849

1843.

95 Adams, L. P

96 Blake, Isaac

97 Bowen, R

98 Campbell, Owen . .

99 Cotton, William.

100 Gear, Joshua

101 Hassall, Robert. .

102 Haynes, Frederick.. . .

103 Jolliffe, James

104 Kimball, Horatio N

105 Kimball, J. E. ...

106 Pettit, Selim

107 Stone, George W. . .

108 Weaver, Francis G

109 Wilkinson, Henry . . .

1844.

110 Armstrong, A.

111 Both well, William
112. Bursell, Henry..

113 Caswell, James..

114 Haigh, Benjamin.

115 Histon, John

116 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

1846.

124 Lawrence, Peter ....

125 Parker, N

126 Rejd, Thomas

127 Rollston, David D

1847.

128 Brown, Thomas

129 Glass, John

130 Jefferis, Thomas M.

131 Preston, Walton..

1848.
] 32 Breakenridge, J . . .

133 Brown, Brinton P., Jr.

134 Curry, Christopher

135 Shuttleworth, 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 6.

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

1 54 Wright, Aaron ...

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1855

1851

1870
1871

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1862

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1868
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458

MINISTERS AND PROBATIONERS.

1851.

155 Crawford, James.. .

1852.

156 Broxholm, William.

157 Doel, John.....

158 Gaddis, James . .

159 Langford, George .

160 Scott, James. . . .

161 Vining, Joseph E. . .

1853.

162 Clarke, Andrew . .

163 Duff, Charles ...

164 Gundy, Samuel B . .

165 Johnston, Robert

166 Miller, James A . . .

167 Tindall, William.

168 Webb, William. .

1854.

169 Dent, John

170 Hill, James

171 Kettle, J

172 Walker, John.. ..

173 Williams, William..

1855.

174 Auld, David. . .

1 75 Bailey, George A. . .

176 Bain, John . . ,

177 Birks, William

178 Follick, Joseph . „

179 Hill, Robert N . . .

180 Kershaw, Edward . .

1856.

181 Leach, John .

182 McGuire, John

183 Rose, Philip

184 Simeon, J

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1857.

185 Brown, George . . . i

186 Clingman, Samuel G. . .

187 Dempsey, Andrew F.

188 Hammersley, Benjamin.

189 Hill, Henry

190 Holmes, Edwin...

191 McKelvey, Charles

192 Paintin, Richard .

193 Redeoff, Richard . . .

194 Rogers, J

195 Seymour, James C

196 Shaw, Calvin..

197 Western, William

1858.

198 England, J .

199 Glass, William.

200 Hall, Henry

201 Peck, James

202 Rawson, Joseph . . .

203 Rowe, William B. . .

204 Tyler, Reuben J

1859.

205 Boyd, Robert W. .

206 Brown, Edward F

207 Cleaver, John

208 Dunlop, Robert. .

209 Gundy, James

210 Hamilton. Thomas.

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1857
1858

1856

1864

1854
1873
1855
1867

1857
1870
1857

1862
1871

1863

1857
1858

1862
1870
1857
1859

1870
1868
1871
1867

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1860
1864

1871

1859

1860
1870
1870
1862

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1859. — Continued.

I 211 Oir, JohnS

I 212 Richardson, George . .
|213 Taylor, George W ..

214 White, James. . . ...

215 Willimott, William
;216 Wilson, John ,. ...

1860.

217 Buggin, George ,

218 Carter Robert, M.D .

219 Fox, Thomas

220 Gundy, Joseph R ....

221 Hartley, Alexander Y

222 Hocking, James. .

223 Jackson, Thomas. .

224 Leith, Hamilton...

225 Orme, James H . . .

1861.

226 Dauard, William B. ...

227 Demill, Alford B

228 Depew, Sidney F . . . , .

229 Lever, James J. A.

230 Moss, William H

231 McKenzie, Daniel M

232 O'Hara, James. .

233 Smyth, David

234 Walker, Robert

235 Withrow, William H. . .

1862.

236 Burns, Arthur

237 Elliott, John

238 Fowler, Joseph H .

239 Kay, John..

240 Keam, William.

241 Lutze, John J

242 Wilkinson, John A . .

243 Wilkinson, Thomas L . .

1863.

244 Dochstader, John W

245 Foss, William H

246 Grandy, William

247 Pitcher, Joel Tallman . .

248 Wilson, John J

1864.

249 Henderson, William..

250 Keam, Samuel

251 McCann, William

252 Randall, Nathan B.

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.

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1873

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1868

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 0 . .

277 Elliott, Robert J.

278 Rennie, Thomas..

279 Teeter, Chancellor. .

1871.

280 Cathcart, John W..

281 Davis, Peter W » .

282 Delong, Francis..

283 Fallis, John G.

284 Glazier, Adam .

285 Graham, William W.
286* Hall, Thomas W . .

287 Jackson, William .

288 Topping, Nassau B.

289 Williams, John B .

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.loc. ■ 1872
.loc. | 1870
.loc. ; 1870
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1870

.dp. 11871

1872.

290 Delong, Albert M . .

291 Grandy, Thomas.

292 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

1873.

300 Barltrop, Alfred J. . .

301 Boddy, James

302 Cunningham, William B.

303 Ek-y, Alfred

304 Harkett, William L.

305 Henders, Richard C . . . .

306 M.Killop, Archibald

1874.

307 Eddy, Samuel L

308 Hogg, David

309 Orme, Thomas

310 Pritchard, Robert S

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1874
1873
1873

1874
1873

1874

..w. 1874

MINISTERS & PROBATIONERS FOR THE MINISTRY

OF THE

Canadian tSUakgan JEriljtfMat (Kljnrdj,

Feom 1829 to 1841,

AND OF THE

METHODIST NEW CONNEXION CHURCH,

From 1842 to 1874.

A.

ADAMS, L. P.

1843 Dunham 2

45 Bolton and Potton ... 4
49 Stanstead and Barnston.. 3;
52 Dunham . ... 2

54 Located. i

Chairman of District 1849 to !

1853.

ADDYMAN, JOHN.
1841 1 Superintendent
to f of Missions in

44 ) Canada West.

45 Returned to England.

ADKINS, THOMAS 0.

r. on t. 1837 — ord. 1852 — r.f. c.

1854.

1850 Owen Sound

51 Arthur and Owen Sound.
53 Goderich& Owen Sound.

55 Morris..

56 Newcastle , .....

57 Hope . . (sup'y. ) 8
65 Lansdown . .(sup'y. ) 9

Montreal Conference.

ANDERSON, ALEXANDER.
1835 Humber and Trafalgar

36 Hillier...

37 Long Point and Oxford

38 Hamilton Circuit &Stn

39 Ancaster and Nelson . .

40 Withdrew.

Chairman of District 1837 and
1838.

ANDERSON, JOHN.
1838 Hillier and Cobourg. .
39 Located.

ANDREWS, JOSEPH A.

c. 1870.— r. on t. 1871.

1870 Artemesia and Osprey 1

71 Egremont. „ . 2

73 Omemee. . . 1

74 Laxton , 1

Toronto Conference.

ARMSTRONG, A.

ORD. B. 1844.

1844 Stanstead. .

45 London Mission. .

46 London.

47 Cayuga

48 Goulbourn & Drummond.

49 Located.

ARTHUR, JAMES.
Died 1835.

AULD, DAVID.

c 1855.— R. on T. 1856.—

r. f. c. & o. 1859.

1855 Brock , .1

56 Manvers .... .1

57 Arthur 2

59 Hope . 1

60 Arthur... 1

61 Meaford .. 2

63 Crosby...,..., c, „.,. 2

1865 Smith's Falls
66 Lansdown .....
69 Gait

71 Ainley ville . . . .

72 Erin.. . .

London Conference.

B

BAILEY, EDWARD.
ord. 1837.

1835 Lansdown .... ...

37 London and St. Thomas

38 Waterford

39 Lansdowne and Rideau

40 Humber and Trafalgar

41 Watford

42 London . . : . . .

43 St. Thomas „.

44 Waterford

45 Trafalgar..

Died 1847.

BAILEY, GEORGE A.

c. 1855.— R. ore t. 1856.—
r. f. c. &. o. 1859.

1855

56 Crosby..

57 Nissouri

59 Lindsay..

60 Montreal.

61 St. Clair..

62 Expelled.

METHODIST NEW CONNEXION CONFERENCE.

461

BAIN, JOHN.
<:, 1855. — R. on T. 1856. — OKI).

1857.— R. f. c. 1859.

1855

56 Drummond

58 Bolton

60 Lansdown . .
62 Kitley

64 Verulam

65 Kitley. ...

66 Smith's Falls.
69 Gananoque.. .(sup'y.) 2
71 Located.

BARLTROP, ALFRED J.

r. on t. 1873.

1873 Waterford 1

74 Cavan ... 1

Toronto Conference.

BARLTROP, CHARLES.
e. o»t. 1866.— R. f. c. &o. 1870.
1866 Owen Sound 1

67 Bolton 1

68 Cavan ... ... 1

-69 Manvers . . ... 1

70 Bay of Quinte 4

74 Northport.. .(sup'y.) 1
Chairman of Dist. 1871 to 1873
London Conference.

BARNETT, WILLIAM.

<j. 1850, u. oh t. 1851.—
r. f. c. & o. 1854.

BELL, JAMES.

c. 1834— r.omt. 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 Gait... 1

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 ..

1850

I

BIRKS, 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 Elizabeth town 1

68 North Augusta ."*. 3
71 Ingersoll. . . 3

74 Talbotville 1

Chairman of District, 1860 to

1863, 1867 to 1870, and 1873,
1874.

London 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 t. 1842.

1842

51 London

52 Ancaster

53 Lansdown .
56 Dunham .
59 Expelled.

BASKERVILLE, JAMES.
R. on t. 1850. — ord. 1853. —
it. f. c. 1854.
1850 London and Blanshard . 1 :

51 Durham . . . . 1 j

52 Owen Sound 2 j

54 Marlboro' .... . . 2

56 Oxford 1 .

57 Ekfrid 2

59 Adelaide . . ... 1

60 Bayham ... 2

62 Cayuga 2

64 Mulinur. ... 2

66 Holland 3

69 Meaford 3

72 Artemesia and Osprey . . 3

Toronto Conference.

BEARD, H. S.
ii. 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.

51 Ancaster. . :

52 Welland Canal. . . .

53 Located — ill health.
59 . .

60 Bolton

62 Located.

BENSON, WILLIAM.

1835 St. Thomas 2

37 St. Thomas and London. . 1

38 Located.

BETTES, DARIUS,
n. on x. 1839.
1839 London Circuit. .

40 Lansdown & Rideau .

41 Cobourg and Hillier

42 Withdrew.

BETTES, DARIUS, Junii.

c. 1850.— r. out. 1851.—

r. f. o. & o. 1853.

1850 1

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.

43 Stanstead. . .

44 Crosby..

45 Located.

BLAKE, ISAAC.

1843 Bolton 1

44 Crosby ... . . 1

45 Stanstead 2

47 Stanstead .(sup'y.) 1

48 Potion 3

51 Located.

BLOOM FIELD, RICHARD..

r. on t. 1835.— ord. 1839.

1835 H umber and Trafalgar. . 1

36 Nelson. 1

37 H umber 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. MIT. 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

55 Newcastle

56 Norwich

57 Located

58 St. Thomas..

59 Caledonia

61 Mallorytown

62 Elizabethtown .
64 Colpoy's Bay . .

. (sup'y.) 3

1

. . 1

.. 1

1

.2

. ... 1

- 2

.i. 1

65 Dereham. .(sup'y.) 6

71 Aylmer . (sup'd.) 4

London Oonferem e.

BOWEN, R.

1843 Potton ..2

45 Potton. . .(si'p'Y.) 4

Died 1849.

BOYD, ROBERT W
r. on t. 1859.

1859 Gait 1

60 Located.

BREAKENRIDGE,DAVID,Jr.

1824 1 Methodist

to / Episcopal

27 ) Conference.

„s \ Engaged with Hy. Ryan
I and James Jackson in

to V organizing tin Cana-

„„ I (Han JVesleyau Mctho-
) dist Church.

31 Lansdown. . . . . . 3

34 Located.

Died in the village of Welling-
ton, Ontario, in 1835.

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. 071 t. 1831.— R. f. c. &o. 1835.

1831 Lansdown. ... 2

33 Trafalgar. . 2

35 Goulboum 2

37 Humber and Markham . 1

38 Hamilton . . . . 1

39 Waterford & St. Thomas 1

40 Welland Canal. . . 1

41 Cobourg 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.

BRITTIN, LEWIS.
1835 Nelson

36 Welland Canal

37 Located.

BROWN, BRINTON P.
1835 St. Thomas 2

37 St. Thomas and London. 1

38 Local Elder 17

55 Desisted.

BROWN, BRINTON P. Jr.

k. o/i t. 1848.— r. f. c. &o. 1852.

1848 Barton ... 1

49 Prince Edward. . 2

51 South Bay. . ... 2

53 Newcastle. . . 1

54 St. Thomas .. 1

55 Withdrew and united with
the Canada Wesleyan Conference.

BROWN, EDWARD F.

e. out. 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. o 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 1864,
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

48 Oavan

49 Western Mission . .

50 Barton. .....

51 . ...

52 Fitzroy..,.

53 Located.

BROXHOLM, WILLIAM.
1852 ^ English

to J- New Connexion

54 J Conference.

55 1

56 Montreal. . 1

57 Located.

BUCHNER, SHIELER.
1835 Waterford. , ... 2

37 Suspended l

38 Expelled.

BUGGIN, GEORGE.
b. on t. 1860. — r. f. c. & o. 18 64
1860 Durham ... 2

62 Nelson . . i

63 Omemee ... .... 2

65 Manvers . . . 4

69 Omemee l

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.

1862 Crosby .. l

63 London North ......... 1

64 Lansdown . 1

65 Laxton 1

66 Lindsay. . .... 1

67 Bay of Quinte.. . . . 1 •

68 Located — ill-health.

BURSELL, HENRY.

1844 Goulboum 1

45 Crosby & Elizabethtown. 2
47 Stanstead.. . . 2

49 Bolton.. 3

52 Potton. ..2

54 Located.

c.

CAMPBELL, OWEN,
it. on t. 1843.

1843 London 1

Died January 1844.

CARROLL, WILLIAM.

1835 St. Thomas 1

36 Located.

CARTER, ROBERT, M.D.
R. on t. I860.— ord. 1862.

1860 Marlboro' 2

62 Hope . . 1

63 Located — ill-health.

CASWELL, JAMES.
k. onr. 1844.— r. f. c. &o. 1848.

1844 Cavan

46 Ancaster.
48 Whitchurch.
50 St. Thomas..

52 London.

53 Whitchurch . .
56 Milton

59 Goderich.

METHODIST NEW CONNEXION CONFERENCE.

463

■ 1862 London.

64 Toronto

66 Middleton

67 Cavan
71 Ancaster
74 Ashfield

Chairman of District, 1855 to
1857, 1859 to 1861, 1863 to 1865,
and 1867 to 1874.

Delegate to the First General
Conference, Toronto, 1874.

London Conference.

CASWELL, JAMES C.
r. on t. 1869.
1869 St. Mary's

70 Ancaster.

71 Montreal

72 Located.

CATHCART, JOHN W

r. on t. 1871.— oed. 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 years.

CLARK, ANDREW.
<: 1853. — E. 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.

e. f. c. 1857.

1857 Colchester 5

62 Located

COATES, HENRY.

c. 1841. — ord. 1847. — r. f. c.

1850.

1841 Lansdown

42 Located.

46 Trafalgar

47 Owen Sound. . . .

48 Trafalgar.. ..

49 London . . .

50 London and Blanehard .

51 Howard

Died Aug. 30th, 1851.

COCKER, WILLIAM, D.D.

1836 ) English

to > New Connexion

65 ) 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,

36 Welland Canal

37 Located.

1

1

COLE, TRUMAN.

1834 Lansdown. ... 1

35 Hillier 3

38 ) Local

to > Elder,

74 ) Cannington.

Died 1874 or 1875.

COLLAKD, DANIEL.

1835 Welland Canal 1

36 Located.

COOK, MUNSON WM.
r. on t. 1836.

1836 Hillier. . . .... 1

37 Located.

COPE, CONRAD.
1835 Hamilton 1

36 )

to \ Local Elder.

53 Ancaster ....(supy. ) 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.

u. on t. 1840.— ord. 1841.

1840 Goulbourn 2

42 Nelson 1

43 Expelled.

CRAWFORD, JAMES.

o. 1851.— e. .BIT. 1852.—
R. f. o. & o. 1855.
1851

52 Crosby 1

53 Ancaster l

54 Man vers . ... 2

56 Holland 1

57 Arran . . 2

59 Walkerton 2

61 Mulmer 1

62 1

63 Laxton.. 1

64 Creemore. .. .(sup'y.) 9
73 Lavender . ..(sup'y.) 2
Toronto Conference.

CREA, JOHN.

1835 Lansdown 2

37 Lansdown and Rideau 1

38 Located.

CREIGHTON, KENNEDY.

r. wit. 1836.— ord. 1839.—

e. 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 I English

to > New Connexion,

39 ) Conference.

40 Montreal...... 3

43 ) Superintendent

to[ of

51 ) Missions.

52 Returned to England.
Secretary of Conference 1843.
President of Conference 1844,

1847, 1850 and 1851.

CROUTER, 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.

464

MINISTERS AND PROBATIONERS.

CURRIE, THOMAS 0.

r. on t. 1870.

1870 St. Mary's.. 1

71 Dropped.

CURRY, CHRISTOPHER.

, 1848. — R. on t. 1849.— ord.

1850.— R. f. c. 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.

D

DANARD, WILLIAM B.

c. 1861.— R. on T. 1862.
r. f. c. & o. 1865.
10fi1 \ Theological Institute,
18bl | Yorkville & Hamilton.. 1

62 Arthur.

63 St. Mary's. . . .

64 Caledon..

65 Ainleyville. .'

66 Trafalgar.. ...

69 Holland

72 Arran

Toronto Conference.

DAVIS, JOHN.
r. on T. 1869.
1869 Lansdown.

70 Located.

DAVIS, PETER W
. c. 1871.— R. on t. 1872.

1871

72 Oxford..

74 Clarke. .

Toronto Conference.

•DEMPSEY, ANDREW F.
r. oaT. 1857. — R. f. e. &o. 1861.

11857 Crosby

I 58 Milford..

59 Drummond

60 Smith's Falls

; 61 Cayuga..

62 Smith's Falls .

63 Brock . . . . 2

65 Southampton . 1

66 Ainleyville . . 2

I 68 Pelliam. 2

I 70 Withdrew. •

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.

r. 1861.— R. on T. 1862.—
r. f. c & o. 1865.

1861 .. 1

62 Lake Erie Mission . . 2

65 Dunnville. 3

67 Brock . . . 4

71 Brock. . .... .(sup'y). 4

Toronto Conference.

DENT, JOHN.

1854. — H. on T. 1855.

1854

55 YorkviUe.. 1

56 Welland Canal 1
Died March 3rd, 1857, aged 36

years

DEPEW, SYDNEY F.

c. 1861.— k. on t. 1862.-
r. f. c & o. 1865.
1861

62 Artemesia and Osprey

63 Paisley..

64 Penville

66 Laxton Mission . .

67 Harriston.

70 Mount Forest. .
72 Walkerton

Toronto Conference.

DIMOND, RICHARD.

1835 Lansdown.

36 Hope

37 Cobourg and Peterboro'.

38 Located.

DOCHSTADER, JOHN W
r. out. 1863.— R. f. c & o. 1867
1863 Lansdown

64 Middleton.

65 Manners

66 Goderich .

67 Walkerton

68 Ashfield ... ... 2

70 Harriston 2

! 72 Withdrew and united with
' the Wesleyan Methodist Confer-
! rence

DOEL, JOHN.
r. o?i t. 1852.— r. f. c. & o. 1856.
1852 Manvers 1

53 Waterford 1

54 Crosby 2

56 Hawkesville x

57 St, Thomas 1

58 Withdrew and united with
the Wesleyan Methodist Confer-
ence.

DRAPER, JOHN.

1835 Markham „...,., 2

37 Located.

DUFF, CHARLES.

R. on t. 1853.

1853 Prince Edward. .„-.'.
54 Dropped.

,. 1

DUNBAR, MATTHEW.
1835 Humber and Trafalgar . 1
36 Expelled.

DUNLOP, ROBERT.
1859 Durham

60 London North

61 Laxton Mission .

62 Withdrew.

E.

EARL, ROBERT.

1835 Hope. . » „

36 Waterford. ....

37 Peterboro'

38 London and St. Thomas.

39 Hamilton . .

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
Confererence, in which he con-
tinued until his death, which
took place at Colborne, Ontario,
in July, 1867.

EDDY, SAMUEL L.
r on t. 1874.

1874 Laxton Mission 1

London Conference.

ELEY, ALFRED.

1873 St. Mary's

74 Brock

Withdrew.

ELLIOTT, JOHN.
R. on T. 1862.— R. F. v. & o. 1866.

1862 Holland 2

64 Howick . 3

67 Mount Forest. .:... 3

7.0 Malahide 2

72 Aylmer . . 1

73 Bayham . . .2
London Conference.

ELLIOTT, ROBERT J.
r. out. 1870.— R. F. i. &o. 1874.

1870 Aurora 2

72 Toronto . 2

74 Pelham 1

London Conference.

METHODIST NEW CONNEXION CONFERENCE.

465

ENGLAND, J.
r. on T. 1858.

1858 Drummond

59 Oxford

60 Located.

ERRITT, ISAAC.

ord. 1838.

1835 Lansdown 2

37 Gosfield and Thames. 1

38 Hnmber and Trafalgar 1

39 Located.

F,

FALLIS, JOHN G.
r. on t. 1877.

1871 Waterford

72 St. Mary's

73 Ancaster . ....

74 Nelson

London Conference.

FENNELL, ABEL.
1836 Hope ...
36 Located.

FOLLICK, JOSEPH.

R. on t. 1856. —
.'. & o. 1859.

c. 1855.

R. F

1855 Durham

66 Morris ....

57 Grey

68 Southampton

59 Clarke ...

60 Holland

62 Adelaide

63 Clarke.

65 Melbourne

68 London North . . .

69 Lansdown

71 Crosby

Chairman of District 1871

1874.
Montreal Conference..

FOSS, WILLIAM H.
R. on t. 1863.
1863 Cayuga..

64 Located.

FOWKES, JOHN R.

o. 1871.— R. on t. 1872

1871 Hamilton..

73 St. Catharines

73 Brome

74 East Farnham

Montreal Conference.

T

FOWLER, JOSEPH H., M.

c. 1862.— n. <m. t. 1863.—
R. F. c. & o. 1866.
1862 Ainleyville.

63 Durham. .

65 Trafalgar

66 Kitley

68 Bolton

72 Knowlton

Montreal Conference.

30

FOX, THOMAS.
r. on t. I860.— u. 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.

G

GADDIS, JAMES.
r. on t. 1852.— r. f. c. &o. 1856.

1852 Marlborough
54 Owen Sound. .
57 Durham. . . .
59 Ayton

61 Morris . ."

62 Ainleyville . .

63 Kincardine.
65 Bervie . .

Loudon Conference,

2
3

2
2

1
1

2

(sup'y) 9

GARRY, ROBERT.
1834.— r. o,i t. 1835

1834

35 Lansdown .... 3

38 Drummond. .(loc. eld.) 20
58 Smith's Falls, (loc. eld. ) 11
69 Brockville.. . .(loc. eld.) 5
Montreal Conference.

GEAR, JOSHUA.

1843 Dunham .. (loc. eld.) .31
74 Montreal Conference.

GLASS, JOHN.
r. f. o. 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. — ouu. 1845. —

r. f. v. 1846.
1842

43 Cobourg and Hillier

44 Goulbourn

45 Drummond

46 Toronto

47 Whitchurch . ....

48 Toronto

49 Hamilton

53 Toronto. . . . 2

55 Waterford ... 3

58 Aurora 3

61 Toronto 2

63 Milton 2

65 A<;t. 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,
r. on T. 1866.

JOSEPH B.
-ord. 1869.-

r. f. c. 1870.

1866 Southampton. 1

67 Middleton 1

68 Oxford 2

70 Bayham ... 3

73 Simcoe 2

London Conference.

GO WAN, NASSAU C.

n. out. 1845.— it. f. « . & o. 1848.

1
1
o

1845 Prince. Edward

46 Crosby & Elizabethtown.

47 Newcastle ....
49 Goulbourn & Drummond

51 Lansdown.

52 St. Thomas ....
54 Brock

57 Cayuga

58 Cayuga (svr'p.)

59 Located.

Secretary of Conference 1851.

GRAHAM, WM. WILSON.
r. on t. 1871. — ord. 1872.

1871 Hillier

73 St. Catharines..

London Conference.

466

MINISTERS AND PROBATIONERS.

GRANDY, THOMAS.

r. on t. 1872.

1872 London North... , .... 1

73 Aurora. . , 1

74 Omemee ... 1

Toronto Conference.

GRAXDY, WILLIAM.

c. 1863.— R. out. 1864.-

r. f. c. &o. 1867.

1863

64 St. Mary's

65 Waterford

66 Barton.

68 Gait. ...

69 Located.

GREEN, WILLIAM.
Died, 1835.

GUNDY, JOHN.
r. on t. 1850.
1850 Cavan

51 Barton. ,

52 Located.

; 1865 Montreal 3

j "68 Aurora..... , 4

' 72 Toronto. 2

I Secretary of Conference 1863.
' Chairman of District 1865 to
1869, and 1873. President of
Conference 1873 Died Nov.
I 12th, 1873, aged 40 years and 10
' months. *

i

GUNDY, WILLIAM.
orb. 1849.— R. f. c 1850.
1849 Brock . . , .

50 Prince Edward. .....

52 Cavan . . . .

54 Oxford..' ....

56 Lake Erie Mission .

59 Louth . . = .

60 Talbotville ...
63 London North..

66 Middleton.

67 Lindsay.

69 Milton (sup'd.) 1

Chairman of District 1855,

1869, 1.62, and 1864 to 1866.
Died June 19th, 1870, aged 75
years.

GUNDY, JAMES.

r. on t. 1859 — ord. 1862.—

r. f. c. 1863.

1859 Goderich..., .. 1

60 Penville 1

61 Nelson 1

62 Glenelg ,2

64 Paisley 1

65 Adelaide . . . . 4

69 Cayuga . 1

70 Norwich . . 1

71 Norwich j. (sup'y.) 1

72 Ainlevville . ......... 1

73 Trafalgar . . 1

74 Middleton 1

London Conference.

GUNDY, JOSEPH R.
R. on t. I860.— R. f. c. & o. 1864.
1860 Owen Sound.

61 Montreal

62 Lindsav.

63 Yorkvi'lle

64 London .

65 Omemee 4
69 Dereham . . . . 4
73 Waterford. . . 2
Delegate to the First General

Conference, Toronto, 1874.
London Conference.

GUNDY.SAMUEL BRADLEY.

c. 1853.— n. out. 1854.—

it. f. r. &o. 1857.

H.

HACKETT, WILLIAM L.

r. on t. 1873.

1873 London North . . . 1

74 Middleton. . 1

London Conference.

HAGAR, LAWRENCE.
1835 Humber and Trafalgar. 1

36 Nelson.

37 Located.

1

HAIGH, BENJAMIN.
r. on v. 1844.— r. f. c. &o. 1848.
1844 ■ 1

45 Goulbourn 1

46 Cavan. ..1

47 Dunham. . , .. .», .2

49 Westminster . „ 1

50 Waterford 2

52 Norwich. . . . . 2 j

54 Located . . . . 1 !

55 Howard .... 3 ,

58 Bayham 2

60 Melbourne . . 2 j

62 Louth 1 |

63 Dunham . /. . ... 2\

65 Brome ... .... 1

Died Aug. 18th, 1865, aged 51 [

years. !

1853

54 Southampton .

56 Yorkville.

57 Welland Canal
59 Hamilton.. ..

61 St. Mary's

HALES, JAMES.
1835 Lansdown.
37 Goulbourn ... .

40 Lansdown and Rideau. . 1

41 Peterboro'. . = .„..... 1

42 Cavan . . . . „,.„,„. 2

44 Newcastle. ........ 2

46 Prince Edward. . . 2

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.
1S65 Lansdown. .

66 Located — ill-health.

r

1858
59
61
62
65
66

HALL, HENRY
1858.— r. out. 1859.-

R. f. c. &o. 1862.
Lansdown.
New Hope

Walkerton

Howard. . . ....

Arran
Arran

Toronto Conference.

1

3
1

.(sup'y) 8

HALL, THOMAS W.

r. on t. 1871.

1871 Owen Sound .,..,., 1

72 Aurora. . .....„., 1

73 Chatsworth. . ..(sup'y) 1

74 Owen Sound. . , . (sup'y)
Toronto Conference.

HALL, WILLIAM.

o. 1867.— R. on t. 1868.
—ord. 1870.— r. f. c. 1871.

1867

68 Ancaster ... 2

70 Hillier 1

71 North Augusta 2

73 Holland East... 2

Toronto Conference.

HAMILTON, THOMAS.

is on t. 1845 and 1859.

—ord. 1863.— r. f. c. 1863.

845 Cavan .

1

46 Located ...

.. 12

59 Mallorytown

?,

61 Smith's Falls.

.. 1

I

«

65 Haldimand. . .....

O

67 Meaford. . ....

*>

, 69 Arran ...

. I

70 Holland East. .

.. 2

72 Meaford

1

73 Goderich South .

., 2

London Conference.

t

3 { HAMMEKSLEY, BENJAMIN.
r. on t. 1857.
1857 Southampton. . . .. 1

Diert October 31st, 1857, aged
29 years.

METHODIST NEW CONNEXION CONFERENCE.

467

HANEY, ISAAC.

1833

35 Waterford 1

36 St. Thomas 1

37 London and St. Thomas 1

38 Local Elder.

HARTLEY, ALEXANDER Y.
r. out. I860.— E. f. c. & o. 1864.
1860 Ancaster •• 1

61 London North . . . . 1

62 Ashfield 1

63 Waterford. 1

64 Cayuga 3

67 Bodman . . . . 2

69 Located.

HILL, JAMES.
k. out. 1854.— e. f. c. & o. 1858.

1
2
1
1
2
3
3
1
2
States.
869.

1854 Ancaster

55 Waterford . . .

57 Prince Edward.

58 Penville

59 Trafalgar

61 Ancaster
64 Dereham. .

67 New Hope

68 Hespeler

70 Removed to United
Secretary of Conference

HASSALL, ROBERT.
e. on r. 1843.

1844

45 Montreal. . J

46 Expelled.

HAYNES, FREDERICK.
B.0JIT. 1843.— oed. 1846.—
e. f. a 1847.
1843 Lansdown and Rideau

44 Dunham

45 St. Thomas & Malahide.

46 Prince Edward

48 Yorkville

49 Located — ill-health. . . .

50 Welland Canal. . . (sup'y)

55 Ancaster . .
60 Nelson..
62 Trafalgar. .

65 Gait

66 Talbotville
68 Nelson. . : .

71 Brock

72 Barton..
74 Barton.

(sup'y)

. (sup'd).

London Conference.

HENDERS, RICHARD COE.

R. 071 t. 1873.

1873 Middleton 1

74 Ancaster . . . . 1

London Conference.

HENDERSON, WILLIAM.
e. out. 1864.— e. f. c. & o. 1868.

1864 Crosby

65 St. Mary's

66 Montreal

67 Ancaster

68 Bay of Quinte.

70 Walkerton

72 Talbotville

74 Ingersoll. . .

London Conference.

1
1
1
1
2
2
2
1

HILL, HENRY.

1

R. on T. 1857.

1857 Gait

1
1

58 Fort Edward, N.Y(stu)
59

HILL, ROBERT NEWTON.

k. on T. 1855. — oed. 1856. —

E. f. c. 1859.

1855 Drummond 1

56 Marlboro' 1

57 Cavan .... . . 2

59 Crosby . . 2

61 Oxford... 3

64 Middleton. . . 2

66 Penville 4

70 Vernon Mission . 5

Toronto Conference.

HISTON, JOHN.

R. o?i t. 1844. — oed. 1846. —

e. f. c. 1848.

1844 Elizabethtown . 1

45 Dunham 1

46 Stukely . . 1

47 Drummond 1

48 Visiting England 1

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. I860.— e. on t. 1861.—
oed. 1863.— e. f. c. 1864.

HOGG, DAVID.
e. on t. 1874.

1874 Milford . .

Toronto Conference.

HOLMES, EDWIN.

c. 1857.— e. wit. 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 Malahide 2

70 Manvers . . 4

74 Mount Forest. 1

Chairman of District 1867.
Secretary of Conference 1873.
London Conference.

HOWARD, THOMAS T.

e. on t. 1839.— oed. 1841.—

e. f. o. 1843.

1839 Waterford & St. Thomas. 1

2
2
2
1
1
o

3
1

I860

61 Cavan

62 Milton..

63 Hope.

64 Kitley

65 Bodmin

67 Haldimand ..

68 Owen Sound

69 Owen Sound. . .(sup'y.)
73 Removed to England.
Died at Truro, Cornwall, Feb-
ruary 22nd, 1878, aged 43 years.

40 Hamilton..
42 Montreal . ...
44 Henrysburg. .

46 Dunham

47 Toronto. . ...

48 Editor

50 Secretary of Missions .

53 Hamilton

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

43 Potten

44 Located— ill health.

HUGHES, HENRY.

r. on T. 1S72.

1872 Hamilton

73 Dunnville

London Conference.

HUNT, FRANCIS.

r om. 1842.— ord. 1844.
r. f. c. 1846.

1842

43 Cavan

45 Dunham. . .

46 Henrysburg

49 Stukelcy..

52 Bolton

55 Withdrew and united with

the Wesleyan Methodist Confer-
ence.

468

MINISTERS AND PROBATIONERS.

HUSBAND, ROBERT J.
r. on T. 1872.

1872 Holland East

73 Egreniont

London Conference.

1867 Holland East.
" 69 Goderich South . .
70 Ashfield

72 Adelaide

London Conference.

HUTCHINSON, JOHN.
1841 Henrysburg. . . . . .. 2

43 Withdrew and united with
the Wesleyan Methodist Confer-
ence.

J.

JACKSON, GEORGE.

R. 071 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 ) Methodist

to > Episcopal

28 ) Conference.

I vis one of the organizers
of the Canadian Wesleyan
Methodist Church he travel-
led, extensively during this
period. Of the Circuits on
which he was stationed we
hacc no available record.
ok ) London — President of
( Conference.. .

36 •

37 London and St. Thomas.

38 Secretary of Conference. .

39

41

40 Waterford & St. Thomas.
\ Welland Canal — Presi-
/ dent of Conference.

42 Welland Canal. ...

.„ \ Delegate to English New
( Connexion Conference.

44 Hamilton .

45 Welland Canal. .

46 Waterford (sup'y)

47 Malahide ...(sup'y)

48 President of Con-

ference. . . .

49 Norwich... .(sup'y)

50 Norwich (sup'y)

Died July 6th, 1851, aged 6

years.

JACKSON, JOHN W.

n. on t. 1869.— ord. 1870.

1869 Walkerton ...... 1

70 Stayner. 2

72 Located.

JACKSON, THOMAS.

c I860.— r. on t. 1861.—

r. f. c. & o. 1864.

1860 Owen Sound 1

61 Howiek ... ..... 2

63 Artemesia 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

67 Visiting England. . 1

68 Paisley.. 1

69 Bodmin 2

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).

k. on t. 1853.

1853 St. Thomas 1

54 Trafalgar 1

55 Located.

JOHNSTON, ROBERT (B).

c 1867.— is. on t. 1868.— ord.

1869.— r. f. c. 1871.

1867 Hillier.. . 2
69 Kitley 2

71 At hired to rest . . 1

72 Simcoe 1

73 Durham 2

Toronto Conference.

.TOLLIFFE, JAMES.

u. on t. 1843.

1843 Caledon. 1

44 Elizabethtown 1

Died in 1845.

K.

KAY, JOHN.

k. out. 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. oni. 1869. — r. f. c. & o. 1873.
1869 Aurora.. .

70 Montreal . . .

71 Toronto. ....

72 Goderich...... , , ...

73 North Augusta

74 Hamilton

London Conference.

KEAM, SAMUEL.
R. on t. 1864.

1864 London North 1

65 Erin. . . . 1

66 Located.

KEAM, WILLIAM.
e. on t. 1862.

1862 Montreal 1

63 Mount Forest 1

Died March 13th, 1864, aged
29 years.

KERSHAW, EDWARD.
r. onr. 1855.— R. f. c. & o. 1859.

1855 Whitchurch

56 Nissouri ....

57 Brock ... ...

58 Goderich . .

59 Arran

60 Dereham ...

fi„ ( London,
( Nissouri,

Withdrawn.

63 Talbotville

66 Malahide..

68

69

70 St. Catharines..

72 Mount Forest :

74 Howiek . 1

Delegate to First General Con
ference, Toronto, 1874.
London Conference.

KERSHAW, JAMES B.

c. 1849.— n. on T. 1850.

1849 London 2

51 London North . 2

53 Ancaster. .......... 1

53 Canada East District. ... 1

METHODIST NEW CONNEXION CONFERENCE.

469

5 St. Thomas 1

5 Whitchurch. ... 2

3 Blanshard. ... . . 2

3 St. Mary's 1

1 Manvers 3

f Mount Forest'. 1

5 Nelson . . 3

i Egremont .... ... 3

I St. Mary's. . . . . 1

resident of Conference 1867.
hairman of District 1854,
1 to 1866, 1870 and 1871.
»ied, 1871, aged 48 years.

KETTLE, J.
1854.— k. on t. 1855.

5 Ancaster . .
7 Expelled.

KIMBALL, E. F.
359 & I860.— r. on t. 186l.—

r. f. c..& o. 1862.

9 2

1 Dunham ... .... 2

8 "Withdrew.

KIMBALL, HORATIO

NELSON.
3)
o > Local Editor.. 12

5)
5

o > Dunham (sup'y) 18

i)
Montreal Conference.

KIMBALL, J. E.
r. on t. 1843.

4 Bolton and Potton.

5 Located.

L.

LAIDLEY, JAMES.
R. on t. 1840.

0 London .

1 Caledon.

2 Lansdown and Rideau . .

4 Located.

LANGFORD, GEORGE,
c. 1852.— r. on t. 1853.
2

3 Caledon

6 Located.

LAUGHEAD, ROBERT.

5 Humber and Trafalgar.

6 Located.

LAWRENCE, PETER.

r. on t. 1846.

6 Stukeley...

7 Located.

LEACH, JOHN.

c. 1856. — r. out. 1857. — ORD.
1859.— R. f. <:. 1857.
1856

57 Whitchurch. . .

58 London .
60 Montreal

62 Goderich . . .

63 Located.

Chairman of District 1860 to
1862.

Secretary of Conference 1862.

LEITH, HAMILTON.

c. I860.— r. out. 1861.—
r. f. c. & o. 1864.

1860 Lindsay

62 Southampton ...

63 Arran

65 Howard. ...

67 Cayuga

69 Lavender.

70 Goderich South .

72 Bolton

74 Bay of Quinte

Toronto Conference.

LEVER, JAMES J. A.
r. mi. 1861.— R. f. c.&o. 1865.
1861 Owen Sound

62 Ancaster . . .

63 Milton

64 Montreal

65 Brantford ,

66 Artemesia and Osprey 2

68 Dunnville. . 2

70 Pelham 4

74 — (sup'y).

London Conference.

LIVINGSTON, JAMES.

r. on t. 1872.

1872 Cavan . . .... 1

73 Brock 1

74 St. Mary's. . 1
London Conference.

LUTZE, JOHN J.
e. on t. 1862.

1862 Waterford.

63 Middleton.

64 Lindsay. . .

66 London.

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.

MEDICRAFT, HENRY.

Sent to Canada by the English New
Connexion Conference.

1872 ) General Superintendent

73 J * of Missions

Returned to England on the
consummation of the Union in

1874.

MILLER, JAMES A.

c. 1853.— r. out. 1854.—

r. f. c. & o. 1857.

1853 ■ .. .

54 Scott

55 Lake Erie Mission.

56 Union . ....

57 Middleton. .
59 Located.

62 Gait ,

65 London.
67 Located.

MORRIS, E.

1845 Hamilton

46

MOSS, WILLIAM H.
o. 1861.— r. onT. 1862.—
r. f. c. & o. 1865.
1861 Marlborough

62 Caledon. ..

63 Walkerton

64 Mount Forest

65 Middleton

66 Pelham.

67 Goderich. .

69 Trafalgar..

71 Norwich

74 Barton

London Conference.

2
2
3
1

Mc.

MoALISTER, JAMES.

c. 1850.— R. out. 1861.—

r. f. c. & o. 1854.

1850 Goulbourn & Drummond 1

51 Crosby ■ • 1

52 Prince Edward. .... 1

53 Yorkville 1

54 Waterloo 2

56 Gait 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.

McCAXX, WILLIAM.
K. (wit. 1S64.— r. F. C. & o. 1868.

1864 Elkabethtown. 1

65 Crosby.. . . 1

66 AValkerton 1

67 Manvers . . 1

68 Milford 3

71 Melbourne . . 3

74 Norwich . ... 1

London Conference.

McCLURE, WILLIAM.
1830 ) Ireland in connection with
to > the English New Con-

48 ) nexion Conference.

49 Toronto 2

51 London 3

54 Hamilton . ... 3
57 Montreal 3

60 Toronto. . . . 1
( Gait, )

61 j Yorkville, [ 1

( Hamilton. )

62 Toronto ... ..... 3

65 London . .(sup'd.) 1

66 Toronto. ... .(supd.) 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.

McCCTCHEON, THOMAS L.

c. 1872.— i:. on T. 1873.
1872 1

73 Haldimand 1

74 Cayuga. 1

McDIARMID, KENNETH

R. oil T. 1872..

1872 Howard 1

73 Located.

MoDIARMID, NEIL A.
r. on t. 1866.— ord. 1870.-
r. F. r. K o. 1871.
1866 Cavan

67 London, North ....

68 Walkerton

69 Mono. .

70 Laxton

72 Holland

Toronto Conference.

• Mi KELVEY, CHARLES.

<■ 1857.— R. on T. 1858.— I
R. f. c. & o. 1866. j

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 Gait.. 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 t. 1862.— ord.

1864.— R. f. c. 1865.
1861 Ancaster 1

62 Cavan 1

63 Southampton 1

64 Ayton 1

65 Harriston 2

67 Erin .3

70 Howick . 4

Chairman of District, 187C to

1873.

London Conference.

McKILLOP, ARCHIBALD.
R. on t. 1873.

1873 Kitley . . 1

74 Vernon Mission ... 1

Withdrew.

NUGENT, HENRY.
r. on t. 1872.

1872 Omemee

73 Dropped.

o.

N

i i
i ;

i|
i

i i

3i

McGUIRE, JOHN.

R. 071 T. 1856. — R. F. C. & O.

1856 Durham
57 Holland.

59 London North .

60 Hullett

62 Marlborough

64 Laxton.. . ,

65 Colpoy's Bay

69 Located

71 Holland (svv

Toronto Conference.

1860. !

I1

v.)

NASH, BENJAMIN.

1835 St. Thomas 1

36 Located.

NICKERSON, ALEXANDER.

1835 Welland Canal. ... 1

36 London . ... 1

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. out. 1867. — R. F. c. & o. 1871.

1867 Cavan 1

68 Erin 1

69 Waterford 2

71 Milford 2

73 Goderich.. 2

London Conference.

OATES, JOSEPH.

R. on t. 1850. — oed. 1851.

1850 Waterford. 1

51 Cavan 1

52 Prince Edward. 1

53 Blanshard. 1

54 Located.

OGDEN, THOMAS.

R. F. c. 1849,

1849 Dunham

... 3

52

54

55
57

Stukeley

I Potton

j Yorkville ......

. 2
3 ma
9 mo.

Cayuga.. ....

Marlborough . .

... 2
... 3

60 Kitley . . 2

62 Frankville (sup'd). 12

Montreal Conference.

O'HARA, JAMES.
r. on t. 1861.— r. f. a &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. Thpmas 1

48 Malahide 1

49 Located.

ORME, JAMES HUGHES,

c. I860.— R. on t. 1861.— R. F.

c. & o. 1864.

1860 Howard 1

61 Manvers . . 1

62 Southampton ... 1

63 Ainleyville. . 1

64 Holland East 3

67 Howard ............. 3

Middleton ............. 4

London Conference.

ORME, THOMAS HUGHES.
r. on t. 1874.

1874 Manvers . . 1

Toronto Conference.

METHODIST NEW CONNEXION CONFERENCE.

471

ORR, JOHN S.
u. o»t. 1859.— k. f. c. & o. 1864.

1859 Missouri

60 Brock

61 Penville.
63 Ashfield
64

66 Brome
69 Knowlton.

72 Trafalgar

73 Removed to United Statt

PHI LP, JOSEPH.
<;. 1S69& 1870,— it. out. 1871.—

it. f. c & o. 1873.

1869 Omemee . . 1

70 Cavan 1

71 Nelson. .. 1

72 Ancaster. 1

73 Manvers 1

74 Bodmin. . 1
London Conference.

PAINTIN, RICHARD.
c. 1857. — n. on t. 1858.-

PHILP, WILLIAM.
e. on t. 1872.
1872 Manvers .

73 Allowed to 'rest.

74 Oxford. .
Montreal Conference.

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.
it. on t. 1874.

74 Waterford. . 1
London Conference.

E.

R. F. <_'.

on
k o. 1861.

1857

58 Manvers

59 Brock

60 Holland

61 Glenelg.
,62 Bolton..
65 Dunham . .

67 Laxton . . ,

68 Located.

PIPER, S.

n. on t. 1842. — ord. 1844.

1842 1

RAMAGE, WILLIAM.
r. on-r. 1841. — r. f. c. &o. 1845.

43 Stanstead
45 Located.

■2

PARKER, N.
r. on t. 1846.

1846 Dunham 1

47 Located.

PECK, JAMES.

r. onr. 1858.— uni>. 1861.—
i:. f. r. 1862.

1858 Oxford i

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.
h.omt. 1849. — u. f. r.&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.

PITCHER, JOEL TALLMAX.

R on T. 1863.— u. 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. j

1835 Lansdown 2

37 Lansdown and Rideau... 2

38 Local Elder 10

Died, 1848.

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 . . .

.(stjp'd.) 3

61 Talbotville....

. .(sup'y.) 1

62 Located.

POLLARD,

JOSEPH

h. on T.

1872.

1872

1

73

Allowed to

rest.

1

74

1

POWERS, FREDERICK

E.

R. OUT. 1841. — R

F. ('. & O.

1845.

1841

.

2

43

Bavnston .

1

44

Bolton and Potton..

.. 1

45

Dunham

.. .(SUP

Y.) 2

47

Stukeley

...

2

49

Lansd own

2

51

Oxford

. . 1

52

Dunham

.(SUP

y.) 9

Died, 1861.

PERT, JOHN.
1835 Humber and Trafalgar .

36 Markham

37 Ancaster and Nelson. . .

Died, 1840.

PETTIT, SELIM.
R. on t. 1843.

1843 St. Thomas

44 Located.

PKESTON, WALTON.

ii. on t. 1847.— ord. 1848.

r f. (.•. 1850.

1847 Elizabethtown ... 1

48 Welland Canal 1

49 Owen Sound. . . . . 2

51 Cayuga 2

53 London North 3

56 Blanshard 2

58 Brock 3

RANDALL, NATHAN B.

r. on T. 1864.

1864 Nelson.. . . .--1

65 Dunville ... . . 1

66 Located.

RAWSON, JOSEPH.
r. on T. 1858.— R. f. c. & O. 1862

1858 Durham

59 Holland

60 Artemesia and Osprey

62 Paisley.. ....

63 Howick.

64 Caledonia .

67 Mulmur.

68 Lavender. .

69 Stayner.

70 Howard.

72 Colchester

London Conference.

REDEOFF, RICHARD.

c. 1857.— R. out. 1858.—
R. F. (.'. & o. 1861.

1857

58 Crosby...

59 Manvers .

60 Goderich ..

61 Nissouri

62 Holland

63 Smith's Falls.

65 Paisley

66 Located ... ...

67 Southampton . . .

68 Artemesia and Osprey 2

70 Lavender 1

71 Located.

472

MINISTERS AND PROBATIONERS.

REID, JOHN.

18^° I No record of this
^? I period available.

35 Humber and Trafalgar 1

36 Nelson 1

37 Humber and Markham.. 2
39 Local Elder 29

Died 1868.

REID, THOMAS.
E. on t. 1846.— r. f. c. & o. 1850.

1846 Cavan 1

47 Crosby & Elizabethtown. 2

49 Yorkville 1

50 Newcastle 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 District 1865.

RENNIE, THOMAS,
c. 1870.— k. onr. 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 Ooulbourn .... 1

47 Western Mission ... 1

48 Located.

RICHARDSON, GEORGE.

R. on t. 1859.— ord. 1861.—

R. f. c 1863.

1859 Nelson .....' . . 2

61 Matilda. . . ... 3

64 Ancaster .... 3

67 Waterdowu. ...... 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. onr. 1865.—

R. f. c & o. 1869.

1864 Lake Erie Mission..

65 London North . . .

66 Erin.. ....

68 Laxton..

70 Cayuga.

71 Lansdown. .
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, wasNewcastle-
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
funds of the Connexion till 1 870.
In that year he was appointed by
the English Conference as editor
of the New Connexion 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
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
theWesleyan Methodist and New
Connexion bodies in Canada. Mr.
Robinson states that he was in-
duced to come ou this mission
from the representations received
in England to the effect that a
very large minority, if not a i
majority, of the New Connexion j
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 well 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 with 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,
1840

WILLIAM.

... .. 1

41 Trafalgar and Markham. 1

42 Ancaster 1

43 Cobourg and Hillier .... 1

44 Cavan . ■ . (sup'y. ) 5

49 Colbome . . 1

50 Lansdown ....... 1

51 Manvers 3

54 Liffbrd. .
68 Located.

.(sup'y. )14

ROGERS, J. W. G.
r. on t. 1849.

1849 Welland Canal ...

50 Whitchurch

51 Located.

ROGERS, J.

c. 1857.— R. on t. 1858.
r. f. r. & o. 1861.

1857

58 Waterford. .

59 Montreal..

METHODIST NEW CONNEXION CONFERENCE.

473

I860 Cavan. .

61 Trafalgar.

62 Brome.
65 Bolton..
67 Located.

s.

ROLSTON, DAVID D.
e. out. 1846.— k. f. c. & o. 1850.
1 84.fi / lreland, English New Coll-
in 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.

E. on t. 1856.

1856 St. Thomas. . . 1

57 Located.

ROWE, WILLIAM B.

u. on t. 1858.

1858 Goderich 1

59 Located.

RUMP, THOMAS.

R. on t. 1837.— ord. 1838.—

e. f. o. 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

5:5 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 ) Episcopal
to > Methodist

26 ) Conference.

27 \ As one of tbe organizers of
I the Canadian Wesleyan

to V Methodist Church, he
j travelled extensively dur-
32 J ing most of this period.
Died Sept. 1832, aged 57 years.

SANDERSON, JOHN.

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,
c. 1850.— e. wit. 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

72 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.— E. on t. 1853.—

E. f. c. & 0. 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

60
61

62
63

66-

64 Strafford ville.. .(sup'd.) 9

73 Lifford. .(sup'd.) 1

74 Aurora . . . .(sup'd.) 1
Toronto Conference.

SEYMOUR, JAMES COOKE.
e. on t. 1857.— e. f. c. & o. 1861.

1857 Montreal .. 1

58 Toronto 1

59 Middleton 1

Manvers ... 1

\ Caledon,
j Gait,
( Nissouri,
I Clarke,

Barton . 3

f Ill-health — rest, 6 months
\ London City, 6 months.

67 Ingersoll. " 3

70 Nassagaweya .... . . 4

74 Aurora . . . .... 1

Secretary of Conference 1868.
Toronto Conference.

SHARPE, DIXON,
it. on t 1872.

1872 Vernon Mission.

73 Located.

SHAW, CALVIN.

c. 1857.— e. on t. 1858.
e. f. c. &o. 1861.

1857 London

58 Montreal

59 Dunham

60 Gait

61 Flamboro' . .

62 Hamilton

64 Owen Sound

65 Crosby

67 Middleton

70 Ingersoll

71 Cavan ....

74 Manvers .

.. 1
1
1
1
1
2

. 1
2
3
1
3

..1

Chairman of District 1870 to
1872.

Toronto Conference.

SHAW. JAMES.

c. 1850. — e. onr. 1851.—

e. f. c. & 0.1854.

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 > No record available.

34 )

35 Lansdown . . 2

36 Thames 1

37 Cobourg andPeterboro'.. 1

38 London 1

39 Caledon 2

41 Ancaster and Nelson. . I

42 Caledon 2

44 Raleigh . 1

45 St. Thomas & Malahide . 1

46 Malahide and Norwich. 1

47 Goulboum 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.

English

New Connexion

Conference.
o

1848
to

56 )

57 Toronto
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, Jv 1870 to 1872.
Toronto Conference.

SIMEON, J.
R. on t. 1856.
1856 Caledon

57 Uxbridge .

58 Located. ,

SIMPSON, JOHN H.
R. on T. 1841.— r. f. c. & o. 1845.

1841 Lansdown and Rideau 1

42 Goulbourn 2

44 Ancaster l

45 Owen Sound . . .... 2

47 Cavan .... 2

49 Crosby ... 2

1-851 Blizabethtown 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

70 Manvers

71 St. Mary's.

72 Waterford. . .

73 London North. . .
London Conference.

SMYTH, DAVID.
r. out. 1861.— r. f. v. & o. 1865.

1861 Goderich..

62 Middleton.

63 Ancaster

65 Louth

67 St. Catharines..

68 St. Mary's . ,
71 Gait.

74 Withdrew.

SMYTH, J.
c. 1848.— r. out. 1849.

1848

49 Lansdown.

50 Crosby.

51 Located.

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

SMYTH, WILLIAM.

R. on t. 1865. — r. f. c & o. 1869.

1865 Ancaster ... 2

67 St. Mary's . . 2

69 Goderich. ... 3

73 Hamilton , . 2

74 Toronto Conference.

SPARHAM, WILLIAM.

1836 Hamilton , 1

37 Ancaster and Nelson. . . 1

38 Local Elder , 4

42 .

TAYLOR, CALEB.

1835 Waterford. . 1

36 Located.

TAYLOR, GEORGE W.

1859 Caledon 1

60 Located.

TAYLOR, O. •

1835 St. Thomas, .f 1

36 Located.

TEETER, CHANCELLOR.
r. out. 1870.— r. f. v. & 0.1874.
1870 Nelson. .1

71 Cavan. 1

72 Brock 1

73 Nelson. . . 1

74 Trafalgar ... 1

London Conference.

TINDALL, WILLIAM.

r. 1853.— r. on t. 1854.—

r. f. c. & o. 1857.

1853 Owen Sound... 1

- . ( Yorkville, 3 months.
( Howard, 9 months.

55 Howard ...

56 Southampton

57 Newcastle

58 Hope

49 London North. .

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 1865.
Delegate to First General Con-
ference, Toronto, 1874.

Toronto' Conference.

METHODIST NEW CONNEXION CONFERENCE.

47£

TOPPING, NASSAU B.
o. 187L— e. o»t.-1866.

1871 Ancaster

72 Lansdown. ...

73 Cavan.

74 Student. . .
Montreal Conference.

TRUEMAN, MOSES.
1836 St. Thomas 1

37 London and St. Thomas. 1

38 Located.

TURNER, JOHN.

1858 London North .
"59 Hullett.

60 Aurora

61 Yorkville

62 Laxton.

63 Verulam

64 Ashfield.

65 Owen Sound.
68 Caledonia .

71 Cayuga

72" Bodmin. .

74 Ainleyville

Chairman of District 1867
1869.
London Conference.

Y

W.

WADE, A.
k. on t. 1845.

1845

46 Raleigh and Howard.

47 Located. — ill-health.

1835 Peterboro'.
36 Located.

VAN NORMAN, EPHRAIM.

r out. 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 (kul''y.) 2

52 Located.

VINING, JOSEPH E.

c. 1852.— r. on t. 1853.-

R. F. c. & o. 1856.

WALDRON, THOMAS.
1835 Gosfield. ... ... 1

36 London 1

37 London and St. Thomas. 1

38 Located.

WALKER, A. B.
r. out. 1865.— k. 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

68 Durham . . 2

70 Adelaide 2

72 Ashfield . . . . 2

74 Ashfield.. .(stjp'd.) 1

London Conference.

WALKER, ROBERT.
r. on t. 1861.— k. F. (.'. &(>. 1865.

52

53 Cayuga.. .

1

2

54 Manvers .

2

57 Barton ....

3

60 Ancaster . ,

1

61 Waterford.

2

63 Owen Sound

1

64 Withdrew.

1861 Middleton

62 Manvers

63 Nelson.

64 Owen Sound

65 Durham

68 Melbourne ....
71 London, North . .
73 Omemee

Toronto Conference.

1869 Nelson....
70 Dunham. .
72 Withdrew.

WARD, WILLIAM C.

1836 London Circuit

37 Located.

WARREN, JOHN C.

1833 .

35 St. Thomas

36 Hamilton

37 Gosfield and Thames .

38 • • . ..

41 Gosfield and Thames.

WALLACE, JOHN.
r. out. 1867.— R. f. c. &o. 1871.

1867 Lansdown 1

68 Manvers 1

44 London

45 Lansdown

47 Crosby & Elizabethtown.

49 Newcastle.

50 Brock. .

52 Lansdown.

53 Fitzroy

54 Lansdown.

1
1

1
1
3
2
1
1
2
2
1
2
1
1

..(sup'y)20

Montreal Conference.

WATTS, JAMES C.

c. 1849.— R. on t. 1849.—
r. f. c. & o. 1853.

1849

50 St. Thomas..

51 Waterford

52 Barton..

53 Nassagaweya
55 Montreal . . .
57 Waterford.

61 Hamilton

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. v.&O. 1847.

1843 Waterford

44 No station — ill health . .

45 Crosby & Elizabethtown.

46 Malahide and Norwich..

47 Malahide..

48 Cayuga

51 Lake Erie Mission.
54 Blanshard

56 Morris .

57 Clinton .

58 Caledonia

59 Norwich

61 Caledonia

64 Meaford.

1
1
1
1
1
3
3
2
1
1
1
2
3
3

476

MINISTERS AND PROBATIONERS.

1867 Arran 2

69 Holland East 1

70 Durham. . . . , 1

71 Haldimand. 2

73 Caledonia 2

Chairman of District 1866,

1868 and 1874.
London Conference.

WEBB, WILLIAM.-

e. out. 1853.— r. f. c. &o. 1857.

.2

... 1

.. 3

... 2

... 3

... 2

2

2

1853 Manvers ...

55 Milton

56 Malahide. . .
59 Howard . .

62 Melbourne. . .
65 Bayham
67 Norwich . .
69 London North .

71 Howard sup'd) 4

London Conference.

WELLS, WILLIAM.
e. on t. 1866.

1866 Lansdown.
67 Located.

WEST, I. N. D.
1831 )

to > No record available.

34 J

35 Welland Canal 1

36 Nelson 1

37 Lansdown and Rijleau . . 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 r. 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.

1S.37 . i

58 Ekfrid. . . . 1

59 Located.

• WHALEY, JOHN.
1835 London 2

37 Loudon and St. Thomas. 1

38 Located.

WHITCOMB, ORRIN.

c. 1850.— r. on t. 1851.—

R. f. c. & o. 1854.

1850 ■ .... 1

51 Potton ..,.., 1

52 Heurysburg 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 District 1859, 1873
and 1874.

Toronto Conference.

WHITE, JAMES.
r. on, t. 1859.— ord. 1861.—
r f. c. 1863.
1859 Caledon

•61 New Hope

64 Lansdown

66 London North
68 Talbotville.

72 Omemee . .

73 Aylmer

2
3

2

2

.. 4

1

2

Chairman of District 1873 and
1874.

London Conference.

WILKINSON, HENRY.

R. wit. 1843.— ord. 1846.-
R. f. c. 1847.

1843 . .

44 Lansdown

45 No station — ill health

46 Newcastle ... ...

47 Nassagaweya ......

48 Waterford . . . . 2
50 Ancaster. 2

52 Howard 2

54 Malahide 2

56 Norwich . .2

58 Dereham .. ... 2

60 Caledon 2

62 Dereham . . 2

64 Pelham 2

66 Prince Edward. 1

67 Nassagaweya , 3
70 Penville 3

73 Meaford . . . 1

74 Cavan ....... 1

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.
b. out. 1834.— r. f. c. & 0. 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 16th, 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. mix. 1862.— r. f. c. & 0. 1866.

1862 London North .

63 Caledon.

64 Waterford . .

65 London

66 Bolton

68 St. Catharines . .

70 Barton .

72 Aurora

74 Nassagaweya ,,..,,
London Conference

WILLIAMS, ELIAS.
r. out. 1844.— r. f. c. &o. 1848.

1844 Welland Canal.

45 Ancaster and Nelson

46 Nassagaweya ...

47 Malahide.

48 London.

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
67 Barton. .
70 Dunnvillc.
73 Dunnville.

Chairman of

1870, 1871, and 1872.

London Conference.

.(sup'y). 2
District 1866,

WILLIAMS, JAMES.

1829 )

to > No record available.

8*1

35 Hope. .

37 Cobourg and Peterboro'
38 .(sup'y).

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.—

e. f. c. & o. 1858.

1854 Owen Sound 1

55 Welland Canal . . 1

56 London. . 1

1857 Ancaster

58 Gait.

59 Toronto.

60 Barton

63 Cavan . .

67 Waterford. .

70 Hespeler

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.— oed. 1861.—
e. f. c. 1863

1859 Lake Erie Mission. . .
61 Arran

63 Meaford

64 Walkerton

68 Kitley

69 Clarke..

72 Harriston. , ...

Chairman of District 1866.
London Conference.

WILSON, JOHN J.
E. on t. 1859 & 1864.
1859 Southampton.
60 Located. . .

1864 Yorkville.. .
65 Clarke

69 Manvers . . .

70 Expelled.

WITHROW, WM. H, M.A.

K.WIT. 1861.— E. F. C. & 0. 1865.

1861 Waterford.. , 1

62 Caledonia.. 1

63 Montreal 1

64 Hamilton . . . . . . 2

66 Withdrew and united with

the Wesleyan Methodist Confe-

WOOLSEY, JOSEPH.
Died 1835.

WEIGHT, AARON.
e. ojit. 1850. — u. 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

I'XDKR THE CARE OF THE

JIUtlljnMst $hfo €fmntxion flfljurtlt)

OF

C A INT A^ D A ,

From 188~> to 1874,

showing what .ministers and preach eks have been stationed
thereon, the numbe1! of members for each year, and
the amounts contributed for the mission-
ARY AND OTHER CHUliCH FUNDS.

A.

Year

ADELAIDE.
A village and township in the County of Middlesex, Ontario.

Names of Ministers.

1835
36
to
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
74

Henry Johnson

Ineliuled ill the St. Thomas Circuit, and /
from 1854 part of the Ekfrid Circuit. \

James Baskerville. ...

John H. Simpson

John H. Simpson

Joseph Folliek

Walton Preston

Walton Preston

James Gundy

James Gundy

James Gundy

James Gundy . . .

James Shaw

John Walker.
John Walker.
Thomas Jackson .
Thomas Jackson .
Thomas Jackson .
See London Conf

Fr.Mis.

No. of

Memliers.

( 'outing.

Paternal.

Sup. M.

Miss'y.

64
40

....

1-2- 'J

si '56

81 00

$80 04

101

0 78

1 65

52 12

102

0 64

52 12

109

1 47

0 93

•SO 80

98 08

108

1 20

1 00

0 S3

101 Os

SO

1 25

1 24

0 90

1 94 90

9.".

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 55

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

METHODIST NEW CONNEXION CONFERENCE.

r

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.

-I-

1862 James Gaddis

63 James Scott, James H. Orme.

64 William Birks . . .

65 William B. Danard

Andrew F. Dempsey

Andrew F. Dempsey

68 Walton Preston

69 Walton Preston.

70 Walton Preston.

71 David Auld . ....

72 James Gundy . . .

73 Adam Glazier

74 Reuben J. Tyler. .

See London Conference.

No. of
Members

Funds.

Con ting, j Paternal. I Sup. M.

67

i i
92

200
57
63
71
93
- 78
78
78
77
53

150

$1 00
0 89

18
85
34
35
67
40
20
39

f 0 60
1 37

0 72

1 39

1 50

73
10

97
87
00
20
50
13
14
66

ANCASTER.

A village and township in the County of Wentworth, Ontario.

1837 John Wilkinson, Thomas Rump, William
- Sparham, Wm. Martin, John Pert

38 Supplied from Hamilton..

39 Alexander Anderson, John Pert

40 John Wilkinson

41 John Wilkinson, John Shilton. . . . . .

42 William Robinson

43 Ephraim Van Norman

44 Ephraim Van Norman, John H. Simpson.

45 James Brennan, Elias Williams

46 James Caswell..

47 James Caswell . .

48 James Brennan. .

49 James Brennan, J Breakenridge .

50 Henry Wilkinson

51 Henry Wilkinson, John Bell

52 James Brennan, William Barnett.

53 James B. Kershaw, James Crawford.

54 Darius Bettes, James Hill..

55 Darius Bettes, J Kettle .

56 Elias Williams, J. Kettle

57 Elias Williams, William Williams . . .

58 Elias Williams, George Brown

59 George Brown

60 Joseph E. Vining, Alexander Y. Hartley

61 James Hill, Daniel McKenzie. .

62 James Hill, James J. A. Lever

63 James Hill, David Smyth

64 George Richardson, David Smyth .

65 George Richardson, William Smyth . .

66 George Richardson, William Smyth .

67 James McAlister, William Henderson

68 James McAlister, William Hall ....

69 James McAlister, William Hall . . .

70 James McAlister, James C. Caswell . . .

71 James Caswell, Nassau B. Topping. .

72 James Caswell, Joseph Philp.

73 James Caswell, John G. Fallis

74 Daniel M. McKenzie, Richard C. Henders..

See London Conference.

234
223
254
221
192

* 102
195
368
341

+ 268
168
172
180
165
174
148
158
181
183
206
167
266
288
299
289
226
258
236
293
295
297
306
302
270
293
244
236
230

00
37
00
00

50
26

7 02

8 60

9 37

5 44

5 22

6 61

7 37
7 32
5 46

3 9:1

6 10

2 00

4 00

6 25

0 77

558

4 02

10 60

5 15

3 75

9 53

8 00

5 33

6 00

5 00

2 40

5 39

9 59

9 30

13 41

5 99

7 09

10 71

23 91

12 26

16 91

5 61

ARRAN.

1857 James Crawford. .

58 James Crawford.

59 Edward Kershaw

A village and township in the County of Bruce, Ontario.

60

42

123

2 00

Miss'y.

$0 55

$61 34

0 75

102 00

0 80

128 10

0 95

66 97

0 85

67 26

2 28

88 43

4 25

112 82

3 25

73 75

1 30

66 23

1 43

67 08

35 64

3 00

65 45

3 10

62 39

90 65

124 37

135 24

83 23

87 30

73 92

,

90 48

116 21

103 42

180 96

2 5(

3 225 28

4 5(

1 208 38

2 7

5 151 70

212 00

2 3'

4 161 00

2 0

3 130 50

4 0

3 157 26

1 5

3 181 43

5 4

1 80 38

4 3

5 80 00

6 8

7 100 00

6 8

9 158 56

5 8

3 182 70

15 1

9 205 92

18 1

? 210 02

7 4

I 235 95

8 3

3 189 52

15 4

4 164 66

8 5

3 156 50

7 7

3 158 83

5

4

3 144 62

2 97

2 28

0 50

0 50

0 50

0 50

49 12
21 88
24 00

Nelson set off for two years. + Nassagaweya Circuit set off.

480

CIRCUITS AND MISSIONS.

Year

Names of Ministers.

1860 Thomas 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.

No. of
Members.

93

93

84
113
142
126
123
118
132
127
124
200
186
177 .
177

Funds.

Conting. Paternal. Sup. M,

82 00
1 50
1 00
1 00
0 79
0 83

0 74

1 20
0 88
0 62
0 64

$0 50

6 65

0 30

1 33

0 63

39
50

22
95
50
50

0 48
0 95
2^29

2 50

3 07

$0 50

0 90

1 20
0 20
0 56
0 87
0 42
0 75
0 70
0 62

0 72

1 29

2 75
4 00

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

73

115

92

188

160

112

114

89

80

80

77

70

77

■|

58

69

90

62

73

77

65

125

93

94

101

147

2 60

ARTHUR.

A village and township in the County of Wellington, Ontario.
1851 Thomas O. Adkins..

52 Thomas O. Adkins

53 John Shilton. . .

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 Ser Mount Forest. ... . . ...

1

12

1

25

1

27

3

00

00
20

00
56
45
50

1 00

27
12
12

1 65
1 70

0 25

Miss'y.

1 00

...
0 50

0 64

1 21

0 88

0 20

0 20

0 25

0 25

0 30

0 25

0 30

0 35

0 33

0 80

0 91

0 30

0 84

1 09

0 69

2 50

3 70

4 00

0 97

1 27

0 83

1 00

1 00

• 1 70

1 00

2 32

1 04

2 75

3 34

2 75

2 18

2 38

1 65

2 00

3 00

2 25

i

$28 90
70 26
69 78
60 00
57 60
33 75

68 10
65 60

69 55

84 00
63 83
87 36

85 23
133 45
190 54

23 42
25 74
50 00

63 57
45 00

119 57
78 67

135 00
53 35
35 36

64 82

65 75
119 07
101 25

32 70
45 78
88 00
55 47
35 12
28 47
51 21
38 66
86 27
96 56

ASHFIELD.

A township in the County of Huron, Ontario.

1862 Alexander Y. Hartley..

63 JohnS. Orr

64 Reuben J. Tyler

65 John Walker. .

66 John Walker

67 John Walker. .
tiS John W Dochstader.

69 John W Dochstader

70 Thomas Jackson ...

71 Thomas Jackson .

72 John Walker. . .

73 John Walker. .

74 James Caswell

Sec London Conference.

72
51
54
53
50
57
87
95
109
114
90
98

1 00

0 78

1 25

u

87

0

75

1

93

1

65

1

50

1

50

3

39

2

50

0 73
0 17

00
25

0 75

00
32
75
80
50
74
37

0 67
0 28
00
36
00
50
75
00
05
00
50
08

40 00
27 00
52 19
89 3S

84 00
77 16

63 00

85 64
99 17

64 71
"99 28
100 00

METHODIST NEW CONNEXION CONFERENCE.

481

AURORA.
A village in the townships of York and Whitchurch, Ontario.

Year

Names of Ministers.

1858 Thomas Goldsmith ..

59 Thomas Goldsmith

60 Thomas Goldsmith

61 David Savage. . .

62 David Savage

63 David Savage. .

64 George Brown . . . . . . .

65 George Brown

66 George Brown

67 George Brown, William Grandy ....

68 Samuel B. Gundy

69 Samuel B. Gundy, Joshua R. Kay

70 Samuel B. Gundy, Robert J. Elliott.

71 Samuel B. Gundy, Robert J. Elliott

72 Thomas L. Wilkinson, Thomas Hall . .

73 Thomas L. Wilkinson, Thomas Grandy

74 James C. Seymour. . . .

See Toronto Conference.

No. of
Members.

100
109
122
111
117
103
119
130
145
148
147
176
163
148
120
124

Funds.

Conting. Paternal. Sup. M. Miss'y

jfl 00
6 90

76
50
80
00
00
00
75
00
50
00
00
54

84 50
3 00
3 12

1
2
3

3

3

3

4 68
10 70
16 40
15 60

7 33

4 30

00
36
00
25

25
60

$4 23

2
2
5
2
3
3
11
11
4

56
14
20
75
00
25
00
50
58

6 62

11 13

13 43

5 22

5 80

$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
173 63

AYLMER.

A village in the township of Malahide, County of Elgin, Ontario. It was formerly Malahide Circuit.
1872 John Elliott . 54 I 1 88 4 80 1 31 39 00

73 James White 64 | 2 00 110 0 75 58 63

74 James White. ... 63 j 4 00 3 50 4 00 80 00

See London Conference.

AYTON.

A small village in the township of Normanby, County of Grey, Ontario.

1859 James Gaddis

60 James Gaddis, Reuben J. Tyler

61 John Walker ....

62 John Walker.

63 John Walker ...

64 Daniel JJ. McKenzie . .

65 Now called Harriston Mission

76
90
53
53

68
68

7 05

0 90

1 34
0 98

3 28

25
57

1 30

1 44

2 52

1

00

2 00

1

00

0

80

0

80

1

80 |

42 45
118 23
52 40
81 78
70 60
56 51

B.

BARNSTON.

A township in the County of Stanstead, Quebec.

1843 Frederick E. Powers

. . .j 50

. -

44 George W Stone. .

1 52

1 1 27

45 George W. Stone ..

.! 45

j 4 00

46 Paul V. West.

30

1 ■ ••

12 67

47 Paul V. West . .

21

2 87

j 6 50

48 Paul V. West

21

2 75

! 6 71

49 L. P. Adams

21

0 50

! 3 19

50 L. P. Adams

70

1 27

13 23

51 L. P. Adams

50

1 10

24 92

52 See Stanstead

50

1 25

1 15 72

BARTON.

A township in the County of Wentworth, Ontario.

1848 Brinton P. Brown. .

49 William Bothwell

102

! 6 18

54 95

50 Thomas Brown .

86

I 4 54

27 62

51 John Gundy..

81

6 45

69 27

52 John C. Watts

81

5 00

42 90

53 James Shaw, Charles Childs . .

. .

90

6 40

. ■• .

104 75

54 James Shaw, Charles Childs

81

1 67

106 83

31

482

CIRCUITS AND MISSIONS.

Funds.

Year

Names of Ministers.

No. of
Members.

Conting.

Paternal.

Sup. M.

Miss'y.

76

$2 10

$3 24

$115 12

56 John Wilkinson

70

• ■ ■ ■

1 57

1 00

78 50

57 Joseph E. Vining

62

....

4 53

2 00

67 73

58 Joseph E. Vining.

88

2 95

5 60

91 96

59 Joseph E. Vining.

155

....

2 72

2 59

113 83

60 William Williams

157

$3 20

5 25

2 50

90 06

61 William Williams . . . .

154

5 00

2 42

2 35

68 47

62 William Williams

158

4 10

4 57

65 63

63 James C. Seymour

158

4 25

2 50

3 63

88 61

64 James C. Seymour. ... . . . . ....*.

144

1 50

0 87

3 55

105 31

65 James C. Seymour ....

149

0 50

1*75

2 55

103 96

66 William Grandy .. . . . .

144

0 50

1 37

2 68

95 65

67 Elias Williams ....

139

4 00

5 37

8 75

100 00

68 Elias Williams

141

5 40

5 40

7 91

100 29

69 Elias Williams . . . . .

160

4 57

4 55

8 00

85 26

70 Thomas L. Wilkinson

176

4 57

4 70

•6 10

85 81

71 Thomas L. Wilkinson.

149

3 43

7 42

9 13

58 60

72 Frederick Haynes.

135

5 63

8 72

5 43

106 30

73 Frederick Haynes.

121

4 84

5 42

4 99

76 70

111

5 10

3 "83

5 00

41 49

See Loudon Conference.

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.

100
109
112
168
144
151
139
147
137
127
143
172
169
172
159
160
108

1 75

2 50

2 21

65

00

4 00

66

2 25

01

2 75

98

1 29

15

1 22

25

1 50

10

2 42

10

3 98

50

5 00

00

8 87

00

6 19

00

5 88

54

1 88

1 45

1 93

1 29

0 63

0 50

0 63

0 55

0 31

3 57

6 18

4 29

3 20

3 50

2 36

4 00

1 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

61

128

70 Charles Barltrop ...

124

71 Charles Barltrop

124

72 Charles Barltrop

120

73 Charles Barltrop ...

111

74 Hamilton Leith. ...........

106

See Toronto Conference.

BODJV

[IN.

1 87

2 40

1 50

1 98

2 52

2 16

1 98

4 50

2 50

0 80

5 00

2 50

1 36

2 72

2 55

3 65

2 52

2 82

4 10

2 35

1 41

A small village in the township of Grey, County of Huron, Ontario.

Ainleyville Circuit.

1864 Thomas Fox. .

65 James Hocking

66 James Hocking ....

67 Alexander Y. Hartley.

68 Alexander Y. Hartley.

64

65

66

111

58 50
87 57

108 61
95 24
97 79

100 00
83 64

It was formerly part of

48 73

52 00

64 53

110 67

0 82

1 00

0 47

1 32

1 22

2 31

0 97

0 74

2 45

2 62

2 88

2 21

METHODIST NEW CONNEXION CONFERENCE.

483

1869 Thomas M. Jefferis. . .

70 Thomas M. Jefferis ...

71 William J. Smith.

72 Reuben J. Tyler

73 Reuben J. Tyler ... .

74 Joseph Philp

See London Conference.

Ill
79
85
69
70
65

$1 25

$3 10

1 25

6 10

1 15

2 20

1 25

4 00

1 26

4 40

$1 51

2 10

2*90

3 04

$78 12
83 02
89 71
68 50
68 00

BOLTON.
A township in the County of Brome, Quebec.

1843 Isaac Blake ...

44 Frederick E. Powers, J. E. Kimbal..

45 L. P. .Adams, L. Olmstead..

46 L P. Adams .

47 L. P. Adams

48 L. P. Adams ... .

49 Henry Bursell .

50 Henry Bursell . .

51 Henry Bursell ...

52 Francis Hunt.

53 Francis Hunt

54 Francis Hunt.

No record in Conference Minutes.

56
57

58 John Bain ... ....

59 John Bain

60 John Bell

61 John Bell

62 Richard Paintin .... ....

63 Richard Paintin

64 Richard Paintin

65 J Rogers

66 Thomas L. Wilkinson, William Peck

67 Thomas L. Wilkinson, Charles Barltrop.

68 Joseph H. Fowler. .

69 Joseph H. Fowler.

70 Joseph H. Fowler. . . ....

71 Joseph H. Fowler

72 Hamilton Leith, Francis Delong.

73 Hamilton Leith. .

74 Albert M. Delong

See Montreal Conference.

220

245

150

135

140

141

155

100

75

78

89

74

50
59
65
59
114
128
133
130
125
156
155
138
135
146
170
157

3 00

1 00

6 27
0 29
0 41
0 58,
6 83

65
38
35
70
80
81
54

23

28
00
25
05
03
75

0 70
2 00
0 50

1 07

2 25
0 57

0 26
0 26
0 65

0 22
2 90
2 30

2 63
12 10
12 30
12 80

1 14

3 18

0 63

0 25

1 10

6 29

0 34

0 44

2 00

5 71

2 87

2 76

1 62

1 97

1 90

2 52

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

Thomas M. Jefferis

Thomas M. Jefferis, James C Seymour

Andrew F. Dempsey

Andrew F. Dempsey

65 John Shuttleworth

66 John Shuttleworth . ...

61
62
63
64

53

58

62

50

50

67

71

79

33

250

175

140

141

144

150

127

119

2 04

0 75

i 66

1 20

1 57

1 25

1 30

6 60

1 35

2 00

1 40

2 10

1 50

2 15

1 00

1 00

2 92

1 48

6 50

3- 00

2 35

5 30

4 00

3 00

4 00

3 00

2 50

3 38

2 23

3 12

3 24

2 52

4 75

2 58

3 50

4 00

2 60

3 55

53 88
59 50
61 95
91 95

98 48
158 18
145 22

93 83
59 37

99 11
117 50

127 11
138 07
120 66

128 27
100 00
136 00

* Potton set off.

484

CIRCUITS AND MISSIONS.

Funds.

Year

Names of Ministers.

No. of
Members.

Conting.

Paternal.

Sup. M.

Miss'y.

1867 Alford B. Demill -:.,..,

105

$3 55

$3 30

$9 00

$162 90

68 Alford B. Demill . .

107

6 25

5 20

9 60

159 00

69 Alford B. Demill, Robert Smylie

122

,6 25

5 90

9 25

121 00

70 Alford B. Demill

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

73 Thomas Fox, James Livingstone. .

148

6 80

14 29

8 00

184 18

74 Thomas Fox, Alfred Eley

160

6 00

14 50

9 00

217 52

See Toronto Conference.

*

BROME.
A township in the County of Brome, Quebec.

1861 James Peck .

62 James Rogers ...,.--

63 James Rogers

64 James Rogers ...

65 Benjamin Haigh .

66 JohnS. Orr.

67 JohnS. Orr

68 JohnS. Orr

69 John Shuttleworth . . * . . .

70 John Shuttleworth .......

71 John Shuttleworth

72 John Shuttleworth .

73 John Fowkes , ...

74 John Fowkes . .

See Montreal Conference.

73
73
60

65
65
64
79
111
79
49
52
57
54

2 42

...

, 1 93*

2 18

1 84

3 30

1 50

0 40

0 80

1 57

1 30

2 35

3 00

4 00

2 00

2 50

. 3 05

3 13

1 00

3 05

8 00

2 00

2 05

2 75

2 00

3 15

3 12

2 05

3 50

3 65

2 10

3 60

4 00

2 00

2 50

3 50

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 ..

44 1
,-Y 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

55 George Langford

56 J Simeon

57 Thomas Reid

58 Thomas Reid, William Glass..

59 Thomas Reid, {«=WhiTaylor, J

60 Henry Wilkinson, James White ...

til 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
71
52

202
82

105
95
70
81
40
30
70

154

182
179
176
192
180
179

■ • ■ •

*

—

2 00
2 75
1 40

...»

1 00

0 50

1 05

0 52

2 79

1 58

4 20

9 95

10 00

3 93

3 65

6 00

4 29

3 18

1 00

1 00

1 75

1 50

5 00

4 00

9 00

6 76

6 76

7 28

1 10

7 00

2 00

0 95

2 10

1 00

6 68

3 94

4 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 Bothwell

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.

48
53
50
76
64
59
65
56
43
64
40
40
40
42
43
46

Funds.

Couting.

Paternal.

Sup. M.

Miss'y.

••

$42 60

.

$i 00

38 47

$1 50

1 00

$6 75

54 02
32 00

0 25

2 00

0 50

50 00

0 16

1 62

0 25

39 50

2 37

1 76

2 10

28 67

2 01

1 32

1 98

37 00

1 50

2 19

2 98

62 10

1 75

2 25

1 05

82 00

1 25

2 10

1 65

63 00

1 30

3 00

2 20

67 00

1 50

3 00

1 75

50 00

1 20

4 20

1 25

67 12

2 18

3 00

2 00

54 26

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, Joel T. 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. Barltrop . ......

See Toronto Conference.

471

314

364

334

. ,

264

...

250

• . .

280

383

528

...

180

172

164

161

132

183

. ,

163

213

• • • •

273

8 00

256

2 00

253

1 34

314

1 46

208

3 00

267

5 15

256

4 66

249

6 16

251

7 99

249

7 00

248

5 45

211

6 83

230

9 52

227

8 10

230

11 29

2 25

3 00

3 07

4 65

73
47
92
67
37
91
07

28
31

1 13
1 17

5 05

6 34

18
90

27
84

17 59

10 42
14 95

11 02

2 25

0 53
2 00
4 98

4 02-

71
47
15
48
13
09
40

8 00

7

3

12

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

1844 Thomas Rump.
45 Thomas Rump ....

46 . . . .

47 A Armstrong.

CAYUGA.
The County Town of the County of Haldimand, Ontario

41

98
89
60

0 25

....

6 37

i 66

—

6 02

8 00
12 00
22 10

486

CIRCUITS AND MISSIONS.

Year

Names of Ministers.

1848 Francis G. Weaver

49 Francis G. Weaver . ...

50 Francis G. Weaver

51 Walter Preston. ....

52 Walter Preston. .

53 Joseph E. Vining.

54 Joseph E. Vining.

55 Thomas Ogden

56 Thomas Ogden . . .

57 Nassau, C. Gowan . ,

58 Darius Bettes "...

59 Darius Bettes

60 Orrin Whitcomb. .

61 Andrew F. Dempsey

62 James Baskerville

63 James Baskerville, William H

64 Alexander Y. Hartley.

65 Alexander Y. Hartley.

66 Alexander Y. Hartley

67 Hamilton Leith

68 Hamilton Leith . .

69 James Gundy

70 George Robinson

71 Reuben J. Tyler

72 Orrin Whitcomb

73 Orrin Whitcomb

74 Thomas L. McCutcheon.

See London Conference.

(Caledonia set of.

Foss

No. of
Members.

40
110

114
116

70
82
91
99

78

72
154

84

81

85
100

98
104

72

85
106

77

77

84

72

60

48

50

Conting. Paternal. Sup. M. Miss'y,

Funds.

75
00
00
00
00
24
75
44
84
90
25
25
12
05
80

$1 03
1 00

1 00

2 66
0 67

2 10
2 50
2 60
4 00
0 75
0 87

00

25
42
01
50
29
12
00

8 40

58
13

74

$1 00

0 70

2 00

1 00

2 00

3 43

2 05

2 12

1 34

2 00

0 15

.1 00

1 25

1 25

1 70

2 33

4 68

8 40

5 05

3 56

3 96

1 50

0 49

1 30

$12 00
36 00
43 00
46 25
29 53
22 00

100 42
62 82
80 00
73 70
90 89
46 56
36 24
52 60
76 75

105 38
78 00
65 79
88 77
87 30

101 56
87 00

100 05
87 50

78 00

79 86
61 22

CLARKE.

_ A township in the County of Durham, Ontario.
1859 Joseph Follick.. . .

60 William Tindall. ..

61 William Tindall.

62 James Seymour.

63 Joseph Follick..

64 Joseph Follick.

65 John J. Wilson.

66 John J. Wilson. . . .t

67 John J. Wilson. ,

68 John J. Wilson .

69 William Willimott...

70 William Willimott

71 William Willimott .

72 James O'Hara ...

73 James O'Hara ...

74 Peter W Davis. ....... . .

See Toronto Conference.

It was formerly part of Manvers Circuit.

112

139

130

119

127

119

120

122

117.

124

110

100

103
89
89

2 00

6 50

.

1 72

2 56

2 93

2 44

1 06

1 83

0 93

1 33

0 62

1 40

0 68

0 68

1 41

0 79

2 35

2 00

2 00

2 48

2 76

2 54

2 52

3 10

2 80

2 87

3 70

2 98

1 48

3 98

3 10

1 30

3 87

3 15

0 77

2 80

3 41

1 00

3 00

4 00

1 00

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'»

Ontario.
1837 John Sanderson, John Shilton, M. Blackstock 280

38 John Anderson.. .. ... 62

39 James Bell . . 100

40 James Bell . . . 140

41 James Brennan, Darius Bettes . 250

42 James Brennan ... 236

43 William Robinson, Thomas Goldsmith. . . 277

44 See Newcastle and Prince Edward . . 134 75 98

COLCHESTER.
A township in the County of Essex, Ontario.
1856 A supply r . . . . 25

57 Samuel G. Clingman ... . . . 37

58 Samuel G. Clingman . 30

59 Samuel G. Clingman . . . . . 47

2 00

METHODIST NEW CONNEXION CONFERENCE.

487

Year

Names of Ministers.

1860 Samuel G Clingman...

61 Samuel G. Clingman . . . ...

62 )

to > No record of appointments in the minutes.

71 1

72 Joseph Rawson .

73 Joseph Rawson

74 Joseph Rawson

See London Conference.

No. of
Members.

48
47

32
32

49

Frxn:

Con ting. Paternal.

Sup. M. Missy.

$0 55

$0 56

$0 56

$23 33
23 33

27 75

CROSBY.
A township in the County of LeeiH, Ontario. It was formerly part of Lansdown Mission.

1844 Isaac Blake, Daniel Blake . .

45 Henry Bursell, Francis G. Weaver

46 Henry Bursell, C. Childs, Nassau C. Gowan

47 John C. Warren, Thomas Reid

48 John C. Warren, Thomas Reid

49 John H. Simpson, John Shilton .

50 John H. Simpson, J. Smyth

51 James Hales, James McAlister..

52 James Hales, James Crawford . .
54 Thomas Reid, Aaron Wright ....

54 Thomas Reid, John Doel

55 Thomas Reid, John Doel

56 David D. Rolston, George A. Bailey.

57 David D. Rolston, Andrew F. Dempsey

58 William Birks, Richard Redeoff . . .

59 Robert N. Hill

60 Robert N. Hill

61 James Bell

62 James Bell, Arthur Burns ....

63 David Auld

64 David Auld, William Henderson

65 Calvin Shaw, William McCann

66 Calvin Shaw..

67 James O'Hara

68 James O'Hara.

69 James O'Hara

70 William Peck

71 Joseph Follick

72 Joseph Follick

73 Joseph Follick

74 Joseph Follick ...

See Montreal Conference.

143
193

* 212
235
220
184
174
184
156
210
205
215
222
228

+ 219
100
98
100
112
110
143
130
115
97
106
128
108
122
123
118

00

88

51

75

12

25

51

87

46'

30

30

46

19

25

35

i • ••

2 70

3 78

3 07

2 15

0 72

3 41

2 42

3 57

4 80

i oo

1 00

2 00

1 25

5 35

1 40-

i'ii

1 50

2 00

5 18

3 49

3 60

3 12

2 50

3 07

4 05

4 40

4 50

51 76

39 03

88 49

78 78

1 00

77 22

56 03

0 63

121 15

0 97

78 07

65 67

0 30

115 00

1 00

114 90

1 00

159 12

2 00

95 93

1 25

147 63

9 20

182 31

125 05

1 15

77 19

1 55

87 50

1 71

95 00

1 90

80 50

1 60

100 00

2 77

126 67

5 72

114 39

3 40

116 61

5 06

135 45

4 00

120 00

3 99

95 37

3 05

130 00

3 10

130 00

3 22

140 47

D.

DEREHAM.
A township in the County of Oxford, Ontario. It was formerly part of Norwich Circuit.

1858 Henry Wilkinson

59 Henry Wilkinson

60 Edward Kershaw. . .

61 Edward Kershaw..

62 Henry Wilkinson. .

63 Henry Wilkinson. .

64 James Hill.

65 James Hill. . . .

•86
76
118
104
100
90
105

2

19

2

50

1

20

5

00

2

50

2

50

08
29
55.

00

09
60

30

85

88
38
75

65 15

64 84
102 84
101 26

82 67
135 45

80 00

* Elizabethtown with 9 appointments set off.

+ Kitley Circuit set off.

488

CIRCUITS AND MISSIONS.

Year

Names of Ministers.

1866 James Hill

67 John Shuttleworth

68 John Shuttleworth

69 Joseph R. Gundy.

70 Joseph R. Gundy .

71 Joseph R. Gundy

72 Joseph R. Gundy.

73 John Kay ..

74 John Kay

See London Conference.

A township in
1843 L. P. Adams

44 L. P. Adams, Frederick Haynes. . .

45 Francis Hunt, John Histon .

46 Thomas T. Howard, N. Parker . . .

47 Benjamin Haigh

48 Benjamin Haigh . . ....

49 Thomas Ogden ....

50 Thomas Ogden

51 Thomas Ogden

52 L. P. Adams. ..

53 L. P. Adams. ..

54 Orrin Whitcomb . ....

55 Supplied.

56 William Barnett. . .

57 William Barnett

58 William Barnett, C. McKelvey.. . .

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. Delong . .

74 Francis Delong.

See Montreal Conference.

No. of
Members.

130
179
152
143
187
195
172
174
149

Funds.

Conting Paternal. Sup. M. Miss'y

$4 44
3 48
3 60
3 70
3 61

3 62

4 81

3 89

4 25

$2 55

5 08

4 00

4 05

14 30

18 70

4 04

5 02
5 04

DUNHAM.

the County of Mississquoi, Quebec.

200
200
215
200
167
160
145
150
134
133
148
148

107

157

200

176

158

160

90

89

90

71

80

88

108

108

86

94

82

74

66

$3 04
4 34
4 50

4 18

5 72

6 13
4 20
4 35

7 81

256

• ■

6*50

1 11

,.• ■ *

1 80

■ . . .

...

2 00
4 18

3 80

1 45

2 00

• •

1 10

—

••

i 50

3 00

. • .

5 00

3 43

0 84

* • ■

0 46

1 18

0 57

0 45 •

0 50

1 02

1 05

0 56

1 05

1 10

0 39

0 73

0 42

0 41

0 93

0 53

0 80

1 05

1 69

0 85

1 24

2 00

1 10

5 36

1 26

3 08

6 02

3 25

1 00

2 00

0 50

2 00

3 36

1 75

2 31

2 83

1 11

$129 67

131 6S

132 7C
94 00

120 97
180 89
196 78
180 27
138 56

25 03

30 50

37 83
33 40

38 57
33 44
23 62
22 38

31 12
30 68
56 38

80 00

112 2C

55 50

65 '66
21 00
60 00
46 03
42 70
42 00
38 82
82 06
96 37
65 50
53 00
80 02
63 11
57 80

DUNNVILLE.

A village in the townships of Moulton and Sherbrooke, County of Monck, Ontario. It was former!

part of Lake Erie Mission.
1865 Alford B. Demill, Nathan B. Randall . .

66 Alford B. Demill . 100 2 26 2 17 2 27 8185

67 John A. Wilkinson ... 106 2 28 2 21 2 33 75 50

68 James J. A. Lever ... 65 1 60 1 06 2 55 77 43

69 James J. A. Lever 59 1 10 1 38 1 00 65 74

70 Elias Williams 60 1 75 2 37 1 25 55 02

71 Elias Williams . 66 1 52 4 00 4 00 91 92

72 Elias Williams 70 152 4 00 4 12 107 49

73 Henry Hughes 66 2 00 4 10 4 17 103 87

74 Henry Hughes . . 66 2 25 3 30 2 00 76 55

See London Conference.

DURHAM.

A village and township in the County of Grey, Ontario.
1851 James Baskerville

52 J Breakenridge

53 Andrew Clarke

54 Andrew Clarke ... ... 58 1 50 . . 22 87

38

••

22

„

58

....

1 50

..

METHODIST NEW CONNEXION CONFERENCE.

48<

Year

Names of Ministers.

1855 Thomas M. Jefferis, Joseph Follick.

56 Darius Bettes, John McGuire

57 James Gaddis, John Walker

58 James Gaddis, Joseph Rawson . ...

59 Robert Dunlop

60 George Buggin

61 George Buggin .

62 John A. Wilkinson..

63 Joseph H. Fowler

64 Joseph H. Fowler

65 Robert Walker .

66 Robert Walker

67 Robert Walker . .

68 John Walker

69 John Walker

70 Francis G. Weaver.

71 Thomas M. Jefferis.

72 Thomas M. Jefferis.

73 Robert Johnston .

74 Robert Johnston

See Toronto Conference.

No. of
Members.

67

95

66

145

157

35

50

51

75

90

88

90

94

98

120

100

110

101

99

110

Funds.

Conting. Paternal. Sup. M,

$1 00
1 30
0 65

02
02
00
26
48
43
40
12
00
00
05
90

n 75

1 00

4 45
1 20

070

0 75

6 70

1 02

1 25

2 00

14
80
20

3 00
6 30
6 51
2 36

$5 12
2 50
1 20

6 25
0 45
0 55

0 45

05
00
00
01
20
00
80
50
30
3 00
3 00

Miss'y.

$54 82
55 13

25 23

26 08
32 50

9 40

17 14

18 00
50 00
46 03
80 27
85 94

100 68
97 23

120 00
80 00
92 78
83 06
71 04
87 22

E,

EGREMONT.
A township in the County of Grey, Ontario. It was formerly part of Mount Forest Mission.

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

30
46
50
50
59
66

ELIZABETHTOWN.

2 00

1 03

1 63

2 04

1 10

1 70

1 00

5 12

2 45

1 50

2 50

2 53

1 60

2 60

2 55

2 30

2 31

1 42

28-38
26 58
33 22
33 22
45 46
53 74

A township in the County of Leeds, Ontario. It was formerly part of Lansdown Circuit.

1844 James Jolliffe. . . .... ....

\l I United with Crosby 87 19 00

47 Walton Preston ... 99 ... 88 47

48 Thomas M. Jefferis 91 ... 114 ... 48 60

49 Thomas Rump, Thomas M. Jefferis. ... 200 2 63 2 52 88 03

50 Aaron Wright 222 .. 152 97 08

51 John Simpson 1^3 .. 2 07 .... 83 23

52 John Simpson. . Ill 2 00 0 78 87 82

53 John Simpson. .. 108 ... 150 2 00 99 37

54 David D. Rolston 118 155 0 50 113 35

55 David D. Rolston ... 156 1 00 0 80 70 94

56 Thomas Reid. ... . . ... 158 ... 1 00 0 80 61 95

57 Darius Bettes ... . .. 181 200 9112

58 Andrew Clarke 95 59 94

59 Andrew Clarke 109 ... 1 98 1 34 80 08

60 John Hisjhon ... . . . . 100 2 50 3 00 , 0 25 • 97 08

61 John Histon ... .... 93 2 00 1 73 1 30 88 60

62 William Bothwell. . . .92 2 15 , 1 67 103 09

63 William Bothwell .93 1 22 ... | ... 93 13

64 Thomas M. Jefferis, William McCann 97 0 65 1 25 ! 1 03 88 50

65 Thomas M. Jefferis 166 116 2 16 j 1 25 93 17

66 Thomas M. Jefferis.. 164 3 00 1 20 I 1 10 84 00

67 William Birks 163 115 1 72 I 1 30 96 00

68 See North Augusta 169 115 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.

1865 Edward F Brown, Samuel Keam

66 Thomas Reid, George Robinson

67 Daniel M. McKenzie, George Robinson

68 Daniel M. McKenzie, Francis Nugent .

69 Daniel M. McKenzie ...

70 James O'Hara . ...

71 James O'Hara

72 David Auld. ... ..

73 David Auld

74 David Auld

See London Conference.

No. of
Members.

F.

170
177
143
137
116
107
96
100
100

Conting. Paternal. Sup. M. Miss'y.

Funds.

$5 00

7 05

8 38
8 31
4 62
2 20

2 30

3 00
1 80

$8 04
5 67
8 62

16
80

13 50
9 40

00

50

U 17
9 18

10 00
8 63

71
00
00
00
20

$127 01

181 71

172 78

149 68

117 82

99 54

94 00

70 74

80 00

FLAMBORQ'.
A township in the County of Wentworth, Ontario. It was formerly part of the Ancaster and

Nelson Circuits.

1861 Calvin Shaw .. .

62 James Shaw.. .'.

63 James Shaw..

64 James Scott

65 See Waterdown

116
136
135
122

3 56

...

2 06

2 00

2 11

0 25

1 54

2 20

1 00

1 75 ,

4 39

1 21

99 51.
44 01
73 54
66 52

a

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 McKelyey

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.

134
110
25
24
25
21
39
42
41
50
74
71
70
63
52
55
60
48

■ ■ • •

. *

9 98

10 78

10 46

■ > .

0 70

1 00

1 12

0 72

3 00

0 70

0 56

1 25

6 ii

071

6 37

1 00

1 00

1 00

1 00

1 00

1 00

1 32

1 37

103

2 50

1 25

2 00

< 2 28

2 45

1 59

2 51

3 00

4 00

2 60

3 10

4 00

2 50

3 00

3 00

2 10

3 10

2 60

1 90

2 90

3 00

1 70

3 20

2 80

GODERICH.
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

162 69
58 25
13 91
18 50
20 00
42 28
67 00
75 00
75 00
73 00

69 49
91 91

107 00

70 00
88 60
62 00
54 55
40 00

76 60

METHODIST NEW CONNEXION CONFERENCE.

491

Year

Names of Ministers.

1857 William Birks

58 Edward Kershaw, William B. Bowe

59 James Caswell, James Gundy ....

60 James Caswell, Richard Redeoff

61 James Caswell, David Smyth.

62 John Leach . . .

63 John Cleaver ...

64 James Shaw .. r

65 James Shaw

66 James Shaw, John W. Dochstader .

67 William H. Moss. .

68 William H. Moss . . ....

69 William Smyth

70 William Smyth.

71 William Smyth.

72 Joshua K. Kay

73 Francis E. Nugent .

74 Francis E. Nugent.

No. of

Funds.

Members.

Conting.

Paternal.

Sup. M.

Miss'y.

56

|2 30

$1 00

$106 05

73

1 50

1 70

109 09

46

24 75

102

$2 43

1 25

i 80

67 50

102

3 29

2 27

2 22

101 49

* 92

2 70

2 70

3 42

94 82

23

1 50

1 40

68 57

36

1 60

1 06

1 20

87 04

36

1 80

1 90

1 40

70 15

50

1 54

1 95

1 20

120 00

t97

1 82

2 28

1 45

174 10

17

1 02

1 82

2 07

92 35

19

1,30

1 36

2 29

75 27

25

1 31

2 28

2 46

88 77

31

2 03

2 55

3 90

114 14

28

1 36

2 23

2 34

130 48

22

1 75

1 50

] 50

59 87

22

2 00

2 13

2 05

101 04

GODERICH, SOUTH.

This Mission consisted of the country appointments of Goderich Circuit, the town being made a station

1867 James Shaw

68 James Shaw .

69 Thomas Jackson . . .

70 Hamilton Leith

71 Hamilton Leith. . .

72 Thomas Rennie. . .

73 Thomas Hamilton.

74 Thomas Hamilton.

77
76
96
113
86
48
59

1 30

0 65

0 75

1 00
1 18
5 14
1 12

2 00

1 20

2 00

0 75

2 25

1 25

2 39

7 53

2 49

1 65

2 98

2 65

1 03

1 37

83 83

98 76

J 30 66

112 58

98 15

52 20

147 85

GOULBOURN.
A township in the County of Lanark, Ontario.

1835 James Bvennan. . .

60
170

36 James Brennan

100

38 James Hales ...

90

100

40 James Craig..

90

41 James Craig.. .

100

■ • •

42 John H. Simpson, Gore AtkinBell.

55

43 John H. Simpson

160

44 H. Bursell. Thomas Goldsmith..

112

45 Benjamin Haigh .

81

46 J. Rice ... . . ....

36

> > • •

47 JohnShilton...

60

48 John Shilton, A. Armstrong

60

49 Nassau C. Go wan, Christopher Curry

67

50 Nassau C. Gowan, William Peck, J. McAlister.

163

51 Circuit divided. See Drummond and Fitzroy

169

1 00

1 00

2 00
5 00

0 36

1 40

1 57

4 75

55 10

41 72

24 50

6 50

6 50

^92 02

140 00

H.

HALDIMAND.
A County on Lake Erie, Province of Ontario.
1865 Thomas Hamilton. ...

66 Thomas Hamilton

67 James Hocking. ....

68 Thomas Fox

Thomas Fox. . :

Thomas Fox

Francis G. Weaver. . .

Francis G. Weaver. ..

Thomas L. MoCutcheon..

69
70
71
72
73
74

50
67
47
44
34
46
43
40
33

0

88

1

04

1

11

3 50

3

00

1

75

1

77

1

46

1

65

74
97
11
25
05
50
30
00
30

0 86

24
84
85
00
00
00
30
00

55 88
60 00
58 42
77 00
74 94

73 92

74 00
73 95
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

Names of Ministers.

1835 H. R. Smith, J. Wilkinson, A. K. McKenzie,
C. Cope

36 H. R. Smith, John Wilkinson, J. C. Warren,

W Sparham -.., ■

37 H. R. Smith... ........

38 Alexander Anderson, James Brennan ....

39 Robert Earl .. ..

40 Thomas T. Howard

41 Thomas T. Howard ..,,.-„, ..

42 John Addyman ........

43 John Addyman

44 James Jackson..

45 E. Morris.

46 James Brennan

47 James Brennan .

48 David D. Rolston

49 Thomas Goldsmith .

50 Thomas Goldsmith .

51 Thomas Goldsmith

52 Thomas Goldsmith

53 Thomas T. Howard

54 William McClure

55 William McClure

56 William McClure

57 David Savage

58 David Savage .

59 Samuel B. Gundy

60 Samuel B. Gundy

61 John C. Watts

62 Calvin Shaw

63 Calvin Shaw.. . . ....

64 William H. Withrow, M. A . . . .

65 William H. Withrow, M.A

66 John Cleaver

67 John Cleaver

68 Charles McKelvey

69 Charles McKelvey

70 George Brown ....

71 George Brown, John Fowkes. . .

72 William Smyth, Henry Hughes.

73 William Smyth. .

74 Joshua R. Kay

No. of
Members.

250

260
60
62
52
78
102
120
125
90
90
52
67
56
31
36
47
40
63
. 49
47
49
45
60
62
65
60
44
50
48
41
42
44
50
64
50
76
78
52
50

Funds.

Conting. Paternal. Sup. M. Miss'y,

$2 35
2 00

35
80
35
72
10
25
8 75

3 76

4 00
3 00
2 11
1 32

HARRISTON.

A village in the township of Minto, County of Wellington, Ontario
1865 Daniel M. McKenzie .

66 Daniel M. McKenzie . .

67 Sidney F. Depew.. .

68 Sidney F. Depew.. . .

69 Sidney F. Depew....

70 John W. Dochstader

71 John W. Dochstader.

72 William Willimott. ..

73 William Willimott..,.

74 William Willimott

$3 77

0 93

1 45
5 18

2 75

2 70

3 62

7 00

8 07

60
90

3 90

50
85
32
00

28

26
10
03

50
50
85
15
50
25
40

$1 95

2 00

3 50
3 80
2 10
2 00
1 03
1 90

3 70

40
60
40
00
75
82
00
25
16
13

$100 07

,81 91

43 71

89 73
72 73
62 98
20 62
19 00
35 50

3 62

43 54

45 27

109 25

123 40

52 66

40 00

50 00

45 00

48 05

76 52

129 32

90 43
108 05

62 15

43 45
202 22
143 03

97 59
126 00
120 00

54 00

It was formerly Ayton Circuit

75

3 10

3 99

5 37

85

4 37

4 58

6 26

107

2 21

2 25

2 70

128

2 73

2 64

2 82

132

3 21

2 64

2 67

125

3 39

4 13

2 92

128

2 10

3 54

1 97

111

2 00

3 75

4 25

101

2 00

2 75

4 50

99 00
109 84
73 32
125 58
93 51
88 30
66 95
95 60
90 12

HENRYSBURG.
A village in the Electoral District of St. John, Province of Quebec.
1841 John Hutchinson 50

42 John Hutchinson

43

44 Thomas T. Howard

45 Thomas T. Howard

46 Francis Hunt. ......

62

73

110

110

79

1 00

'27 58
62 70
30 00

METHODIST NEW CONNEXION CONFERENCE.

493

Names of Ministers.

No. of
Members.

Funds.

iTear

Conting.

Paternal.

Sup. M.

Miss'y.

1847
48
49
50
51
52
53
54

60
60
60
63
59
60
53
53

$3 22

1 50

2 41
2 44

.M7 07

John Histon.. . . . .

Orrin Whitcomb. ...

Orrin Whitcomb

22 00
16 47
24 62

23 48

18 38
26 27

HESPELER,
A village in the township and County of Waterloo, Ontario.

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
129
134
123
123
129
110

HILLIER.

It was formerly New Hope Circuit.

101 27

89 42
80 50

110 72

100 12

74 67

90 73

$3 45

3 74

$4 37

4 17

3 08

3 48

4 37

3 55

4 92

3 95

13 40

4 33

3 36

4 74

4 47

4 50

4 43

4 44

5 35

12 90

4 54

A village and township in the County of Prince Edward, Ontario.

1836-
36
37
38
39
to
66
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
74

Truman Cole, William Shaw

Alex. Anderson, Wm. Shaw, Truman Cole.

Truman Cole

John Anderson. ...

United with Cobourg Circuit .

Robert Johnston.
Robert Johnston. .
George Jackson.
William Hall ....
William W. Graham .
William W- Graham. .
John W. Cathcart .
John W. Cathcart .

102

76

77
76

76

92
95

84
83
74
73
40

0 89

1 02

0 78

1 83
1 68

0 85

1 50

1 04

0 78

1 01
1 82
1 26
1 70
1 00

0 80
0 94

11

57
02
68
■>r-,

30

11

51

61

55

81

63

52

70 45

83

73

86 00

HOLLAND.

A township in the County

1856 James Crawford ... : . . . i

57 John McGuirc. .

58 John McGuire .... • !

59 Joseph Rawson

60 Joseph Follick, Richard Paintin

61 Joseph Follick

62 Richard Redeoff, John Elliott

63 John Elliott, James O'Hara

64 Thomas Reid

65 Thomas Reid. . . . . .

66 James Baskerville.

67 James Baskerville

68 James Baskerville. ... ...

69 William B. Danard.. .. ..

70 William B. Danard

71 William B. Danard

72 Neil A. McDiarmid ...

73 Neil A. McDiarmid . . .

74 Neil A. McDiarmid

See Toronto Conference.

of Grey, Ontario.

147

132

136

160

2 43

202

2 00

154

0 84

125

1 60

119

2 20

103

1 15

110

1 75

120

3 15

134

3 25

116

1 45

102

2 50

91

2 00

93

3 33

94

3 50

97

2 27

HOLLAND EAST.
A township in the County of Grey, Ontario.

1864 James H. Orme.

65 James H. Orme.

66 James H. Orme.

67 Thomas Jackson .

68 Thomas Jackson.

131
118
130
160
163

1 72

1 75
3 00

2 70
2 00

0 75

0 55

2 22

1 20

0 65

1 24

1 60

2 15
2 50
2 50

2 50
1 76
5 44

3 21
5 04
3 97

1 14
1 75
1 49

1 71

2 50

0 50

2 22

6 37
053

71
05
75
00
50
50

2 06

3 64

2 67

3 18
2 82

54 00
25 24
40 00

/o

1

71

1

77

3

00

1

75

2

25

70

107 60

65 00

4S 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.

I

Year

Names of Ministers.

No. of
Members.

FCNDS.

Conting.

Paternal.

Sup. M.

Miss'y.

1869 Francis G. Weaver.

70
71
72
73
74

1835
36
37
to
43
44
to
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64

Thomas Hamilton

Thomas Hamilton

Robert J. Husband..
William Hall

William Hall.

See Toronto Conference.

153
164
166
173
95
99

$2 10

06
02
11
91
92

$2 40
1 82
1 13
1 03
4 19
4 00

HOPE.

A township in the County of Durham, Ontario.

Robert Earl, Abram Crouter, James Williams.
James Bell, Abram Crouter, James Williams..

Included in Cobourg and Peterboro' Mission.

}

Included in the Newcastle Mission.

William Tindall ...

David Auld

Darius Bettes

Darius Bettes

Robert Carter, M.D..
James Hocking.

HOWARD.

A township in the County

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 Bawson

71 Joseph Rawson . .

72 Kenneth'McDiarmid ....

73 Walter Preston

74 Walter Preston

See London Conference.

of Kent,

50

67

67

71

94
114

77
172
116

74

97

90
106

91
100
136
139
136
130
131
115
130
135
169
122

78

76

Ontario.

$2 25

25
35
37
01
25

$86 23
55 21
77 38
81 32
64 01

100 93

66

78

70

.

111

4 65

105

• • • ■

2 34

2 80

111

1 00

0 56

II 65

72

1 33

1 65

51

0 60

....

0 15

30

• • < >

32

i is

0 95

1 23

84 92
68 02
48 51
20 55
20 08
20 00
34 43

2 6i

1 60

1 37

....

3 40

...

2 50

i 60

0 75

8 70

5 32

• ■ ■ •

6 37

8 50

2 77

2 27

2 60

3 98

....

3 30

4 07

3 00

2 00

4 25

1 81

1 12

4 35

....

1 88

5 12

2 01

1 68

3 92

2 20

3 01

3 15

3 50

4 00

5 00

5 47"

5 58

5 64

3 83

5 00

5 99

5 39

6 30

7 67

4 29

5 62

5 00

6 30

4 15

4 00

4 50

5 35

5 49

4 00

4 00

3 50

4 34

3 66

3 00

3 75

3 18

20 12

17 14

43 42

41 42

54 77

94,95

121 33

86 82

84 20

40 90

61 11

76 83

93 76

95 00

113 40

187 48

156 10

112 41

130 71

175 47

171 71

129 93

73 19

92 46

79 92

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 .

HOWICK.
A township in the County of Huron, Ontario.

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 i

94 13
90 00
94 33
83 77

124 11

125 21
154 21
127 82

METHODIST NEW CONNEXION CONFERENCE.

Year; Names of Ministers.

No. of
Members.

Funds.

Conting.

Paternal.

Sup. M. Miss'y.

1870 Daniel M. McKenzie

71 Daniel M. McKenzie .

72 Daniel M. McKenzie

73 Daniel M. McKenzie

74 Edward Kershaw ... ...

See London Conference.

175
178
165
152
151

$3 23

3 67
5 00

4 38
4 34

|1 76
6 72

3 91

4 45
3 76

$16 71 '$149 82

3 25 157 40

4 41 100 36

5 25 150 00
5 47 150 00

1859 Reuben J. Tyler.

60 John McGuire. .

61 John McGuire. . .

62 See Ainleyville.

HULLET.
A township in the County of Huron, Province of Ontario.

1*50

0 42

i 05

0 30

0 50

0 40

.... 33

.; 40

HUMBER and TRAFALGAR,
uit, including all the townships west of Toronto and east of Hamilton.

38 90

20 58

21 67

An extensive Civ

1835 A. Anderson, J. Culham, L. Hagar, J. Pei*t ..

36 Included in Markham Circuit

37 J. Brennan, J. Reid, J. Culham, R. Bloomfield

38 Isaac Erritt

39 John Sanderson. ...

40 Edward Bailey

41 See Trafalgar ...

160
60
184
170
170
100
60

INGERSOLL.

A town in the township of West Oxford, County of Oxford,

Circuit.

1865 John Kay

66 John Kay. . .

67 James C. Seymour.

68 James C. Seymour

69 James C. Seymour

70 Calvin Shaw ... .

71 William Birks. .

72 William Birks. . . .

73 William Birks

74 William Henderson. . .

See London Conference.

45
55
53
55

61
54
73
81

74

Ontario. It was formerly Nissouri

2 12

2 56

2 00

5 75

4 75

5 50

0 60

3 05

4 15

1 50

3 24

4 76

1. 28

2 59

3 93

2 73

3 82

6 17

5 40

6 05

4 65

6 80

2 00

3 88

3 67

4 38

95 36
117 17
112
127
118
104
127
134
113

19
00
49

06
40
45
17

K.

KINCARDINE.
A town and -township on Lake Huron, in the County of Bruce, Ontario.

1863 James Gaddis . .

64 James Gaddis

65 Walton Preston

66 Darius Bettes .
67

22
21
16
16

0 25

0 30

0 25

0 45

0 30

0 50

0 35

0 41

1 00

32 60

10 50

18 55

135 58

1859 James Peck ....

60 Thomas Ogden..

61 Thomas Ogden. .

62 John Bain ...

63 John Bain

64 James Hocking .

KITLEY.
A township in the County of Leeds, Ontario.

99

3 60

2'57

0 87

95

2 60

1 32

2 69

92

1 30

1 30

91

1 40

• • • ■

75

1 49

i 35

1 47

115 72
90 92
94 01
65 48
63 59

496

CIRCUITS AND MISSIONS.

Year

Names of Ministers.

No. of
Members'

Funds.

Conting. Paternal. Sup. M

1865 John Bain ...

66 Joseph H. Fowler.

67 Joseph H. Fowler ...

68 William Willimott

69 Robert Johnston . .

70 Robert Johnston . .

71 John W. Cathcart „ .

72 John W. Cathcart

73 Archibald McKillop . .

74 Thomas Rennie

See Montreal Conference.

78
80
82
81
67
80
72
80
67
77

$1 59

1 63

1 75

1 65

1 25

0 76

0 70

1 25
0 89

2 50

$1 22

30

51
75
90
99
89
10
28
10

KNOWLTON.
A village in the township and County of Brome,

1869 John S. Orr

70 John S, Orr

71 John S. Orr

72 Joseph H. Fowler

73 Joseph H. Fowler, M. A..

74 Joseph H. Fowler, M.A

See Montreal Conference.

Quebec.

$2 17
1 35
1 60
1 70
1 75
0 54

0 48

1 40
1 62
1 10

• ■ • •

> . »

60

0 72

1 05

•3 50

64

1 25

4 37

2 32

41

0 75

6 05

0 75

40

0 82

4 10

1 01

38

0 89

4 00

1 03

$64 40
69 3>
83 65

114 86
87 00
94 45

110 16

83 31

84 22
65 96

63 38
40 95
43 90
78 03
78 16

L.

This included the whole range

LAKE ERIE MISSION.

of country bordering on Lake Erie, in the Counties of Welland and
Haldimand, Ontario.

41

44

50

1 55

1 25

37

33

60

« i

1 50

3 66

61

■ • •

1 00

1 88

65

1 00

1 40

66

1 92

3 21

1 00

69

3 00

2 30

3 30

105

1 75

1 22

134

2 25

2 50

2 00

168

2 50

2 30

2 60

187

3 70

3 16

3 37

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

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 Bailev, 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. . .....

49 05

70 92

39 32

64 10

61 60

90 08

80 65

120 63

127 30

115 19

...

160

* .-.

180

■ '■-. -

219

234

222

222

225

....

225

. u . -,

....

134

,'.. . . "'

436

,

550

417

• ■ . .

1 65

....

180

w .

220

200

173

2 60

....

93 17
38 60
50 16
69 9i
106 49

METHODIST NEW CONNEXION CONFERENCE.

497

849 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 Willam 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

74 George Robinson, William B. Cunningham.

See Montreal Conference.

LAVENDER.
A village in the township of Mulmer, County of Simcoe, Ontario.

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

1 40

78 50

230

2 90

78 75

191

122 00

165

. > . •

1 67

116 92

141

2 00

2 50

182 26

164

^

0 92

1 05

136 70

207

. . . .

3 00

1 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

1 67

3 98

100 84

238

3 38

2 02

3 01

111 07

252

3 16

j 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

j 4 16

2 44

156 43

170

3 00

4 09

4 00

149 00

174

3 25

i 4 48

5 00

196 32

191

3 50

1 6 05

6 51

i 191 00

1868 Joseph Rawson.

69 Hamilton Leith. . . . ...

70 Richard Redeofl".

71 William Jackson. .

72 Andrew Clarke .

73 Andrew Clarke

74 Andrew Clarke . .

See Toronto Conference.

83
90
49
51
38
41
51

03
24
00
00
00
08
00

07
44
42
50
49
02
40

60
35

LAXTON.

A township in the County of Victoria, Ontario.

1861 Robert Dunlop...

62 Reuben J. Tyler.

63 James Crawford. .

64 John McGuire . .

65
66
67

68
69

Arthur Burns

Sidney F. Depew

Richard Paintin

George Robinson

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.

LINDSAY.

A town in the township of Ops, County of Victoria, Ontario.

Manvers Circuit.

43
97
51
56
60
64
64
59
83
89
109
121
109

0 29
0 30
0 20

0 35

1 04
0 61

09
24
09
96
72
50

45
49
64
82

14
36
22
26

74
23

0 25
0 40
0 25
0 53
0 83
0 99

51
54
25
49

78
65

3 28

2 07

0 70

0 80

1 00

89 31
89 42
56 24
31 67
39 97
69 21
47 26

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

It was formerly part of the

1859 George A. Bailey

60 Hamilton Leith

61 Hamilton Leith

62 Joseph R.-.Gundy

63 Darius Bettes

64 John J. Lutze

65 John J. Lutze

66 Arthur Burns

67 William Gundy

68 William Gundy

69 United to Omemee Circuit.

32

100

135

132

117

97

103

90

61

61

50

2 72

3 21

0 68

0 16

1 25

0 10

2 12

0 61

0 30

0 44

0 60

0 36

0 22

1 04

0 45

0 34

0 26

0 25

2 00

2 84

1 20

0 68

1 20

1 30

0 58

0 24

0 61

20

14

51

56

30

98

52 27

46

95

12

25

45

00

45

61

50

03

50

30

498

CIRCUITS AND MISSIONS.

LONDON.
A township in the County of Middlesex, Ontario.

Year

Names of Ministers.

1835 James Jackson, J. Whaley

36 Wm. C. Ward, Alex. Nickerson, J. Whaley,

T. Waldron

St. Thomas united with it.

37 Robert Earl, James Bell, J. Haney,

B. P. Brown, W, Benson

38 John-Shilton

39 Darius Bettis

40 James Laidley

41 Ephraim Van Norman

42 Edward Bailey

43 Owen Campbell

44 John C. Warren .. .

45 A. Armstrong

46 A. Armstrong

47 William Bothwell

48 Charles Childs

49 Henry Coates, James B. Kershaw

50 See London North

No. of
Members

164

164

230

300
*90
60
69
53
58
58

110
60
60

112*
50

Funds.

Conting. Paternal. Sup. M. Miss'y.

$1 48

12 50

5 00

$3 00
18 85
3 38
10 53
16 89

LONDON CITY.
A city on the river Thames, County of Middlesex, Ontario. It was formerly connected with

London Circuit.

1850 Henry O. Crofts, James B. Kershaw

51 William McClure, William Barnett

52 William McClure, James Caswell

53 William McClure, David Savage

54 Joseph H. Robinson, David Savage

55 Joseph H. Robinson, James Scott

56 Joseph H. Robinson, William Williams

57 Joseph H. Robinson, Calvin Shaw

58 Joseph H. Robinson, John Leach

59 John Shuttleworth, John Leach

60 John Shuttleworth, Edwin Holmes

61 John Shuttleworth

62 James Caswell .

63 James Caswell

64 John Cleaver, Joseph R. Gundy

65 James A. Miller, John L. Wilkinson

John J. Lutze... .

{James A. Miller,
James C. Seymour,

66

67 David Savage, Joel T. Pitcher.

68 David Savage

69 David Savage

70 George Richardson

71 George Richardson

72 George Richardson

73 George Buggin

74 George Buggin

Sec London Conference.

150

$4 00

5 00

6 50

208

5 03

5 00

216

7 30

232

6 25

4 00

200

17 53

18 18

216

19 14

8 65 .

, 210

19 20

20 00

144

21 25

18 60

138

14 75

10 00

163

\

9 63

4 00

160

10 82

5 95

1 00

176

10 35

7 50

7 00

154

8 05

8 67

138

13 60

7 75

7 60

151

10 00

6 53

6 22

178

4 05

4 50

6 45

180

14 00

12 34

13 00

195

4 54

6 89

12 50

161

7 50

6 00

20 39

210

5 96

5 65

10 56

2J6

9 30

12 50

8 05

222

6 60

12 61

8 05

257

10 03

15 48

9 04

250

8 75

34 58

18 02

215

8 80

21 50

18 10

262 81
288 67
248 40
321 08
407 05
545 55
489 07
447 27
370 58

262 22
255 95
343 25
317 36
275 48

263 16
309 59

330 67

335 45
327 66
253 67
287 91
278 60
306 56
273 10
221 97

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..

LONDON NORTH.
50

105
63

144
40
47
49
64
64

104

1 00

1 30

j

1 00

'

1 47

2 20

1 25

1 25

1 50

0 50

0 50
2 10

1 43
1 75
0 50

12 90

22 85
47 73
30 75

23 62
28 07

69 79

70 53
46 55

210 members given to St. Thoman

METHODIST NEW CONNEXION CONFERENCE.

499

Year

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 Keam

65 William Gundy, George Robinson. ...

66 James White, A. B. Walker

67 James White, Neil A. McDiarmid . . .

68 Joseph Follick

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.

No. of
Members.

106

111

113

100

109

123

130

141

128

109

64

69

97

96

Funds.

Contina

$6 19

9 82

20 00

Paternal. Sup M.

00
36

99
50

5 50

64
63
88
00
34
25

$3 87
5 67

0 90
76
92
56
00
00
:37
30
00
60
40
97

LOUTH.
A township in the County of Lincoln, Ontario.

1859 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

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5 95
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98

97
44
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$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

54 59
37 35
31 92
50 19
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63 00
60 37

M.

MALAHIDE.
A township in the County of Elgin, Ontario.

1844 William Ramage

45 United to St. Thomas

46 John Shilton, Francis G. Weaver....

47 Francis G. Weaver, Elias Williams.

48 John Wilkinson, L. Olmstead

49 John Wilkinson

50 William Bothwell

51 Elias Williams

52 Elias Williams

53 Elias Williams

54 Henry Wilkinson

55 Henry Wilkinson

56 William Webb

57 William Webb

58 William Webb

59 J ames Bell

60 James Bell

61 George Richardson

62 George Richardson

63 George Richardson —

64 William Tindall

65 William Tindall

66 Edward Kershaw

67 Edward Kershaw ..

68 Edwin Holmes

69 Edwin Holmes

70 John Elliott

71 John Elliott

72 See Aylmer

95

115

225

285

289

282

73

86

181

219

175

199

81

98

97

100

127

171

199

188

140

136

121

90

74

71

51

54

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3 32
3 22

00
16

75
65
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1 88

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79 93

126 82

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48 60

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149 24

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73 86

4 77

33 19

3 42

36 96

3 70

1 25

2 58

65 77

2 80

68 56

1 80

32 63

1 31

39 00

500

CIRCUITS AND MISSIONS.

MALLORYTOWN.
A village in the township of Yonge, County of Leeds, Ontario.

Yeai

Names of Ministers.

1859 Thomas Hamilton .

60 Thomas Hamilton .

" 61 William Bothwell .

62 Thomas Hamilton .

63 James Seymour ....
64 ....

No. of
Members.

88
101
93
81
63

Funds.

Conting. Paternal. Sup. M. Miss'y.

$1 00
1 00
1 00
0 64
0 94

$1 00

0 56
0 90

$0 55
0 58

$44 32

41 90
43 08
43 69

MANVERS.
A township in the County of Durham, Ontario,
1851 James Bell, William Robinson

52 William Robinson, John Doel

53 William Robinson, W illiam Webb

54 James Crawford, William Webb

55 Joseph E. Vining, James Crawford —

56 Joseph E. Vining, David Auld

57 James C. Watts

58 David D. Rolston, Richard Pain tin

59 David D. Rolston, Richard Redeoff.

60 David D. Rolston, James C. Seymour.

61 James B. Kershaw, James H. Orme

62 James B. Kershaw, Robert Walker

63 James B. Kershaw, John Kay..

64 James Peck, John Kay

65 George Buggin, John Wesley Dochstader ...

66 George Buggin, George Jackson

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 Orme

See Toronto Conference.

MARKHAM.

It was formerly part of the Cavan Circuit.

327

278

342

366

317

375

429

485

346

5 00

345

7 80

312

6 66

296

5 80

289

3 94

330

5 75

330

4 10

330 '

4 15

326

4 25

300

4 00

298

3 58

306

3 04

287

4 12

287

5 25

302

8 45

4 50
4 00

0 75

1 20

6 35

0 50

1 74

40

98

85

25

55.

75

6 00
4 00
15 17
18 24
27 00
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1 i'5
0 62

18 45
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1 75

3 55
1 62

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4
4
4
4
4
5
7
10

05
25
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00.
38
39
26
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
293 48
357 27
323 27

A village and township in the County of York, Ontario.

1835 Peter B. Cole, John Diaper

36 John Pert, John Culham

37 United with the Humber Circuit.

115

115

184

MARLBOROUGH.

A township in the County of Carleton, Ontario.
1852 James Gaddis

53 James Gaddis

54 James Baskerville

55 James Baskerville

56 RobertN.Hill

57 ThomasOgden

58 ThomasOgden

59 ThomasOgden

60 Robert Carter, M.D

61 Robert Carter, M.D., William H. Moss

62 JohnMcGuire

63 JohnMcGuire

64 John H. Simpson

65 John H. Simpson ,

It was formerly part of the Goulbourn Circuit.

106

108

0 25

93

3 00

106

2 00

84

1 25

76

1 40

1 20

107

1 67

1 40

102

2 00

1 40

105

1 00

106

0 30

2 06

65

0 91

0 45

0 25

67

0 60

0 50

0 40

60

0 75

1 00

0 50

6 20
28 83
33 07

63 35
58 28
49 61

64 28
66 65
56 75
35 00
40 00
31 97
35 66

1861 David Auld

62 DavidAuld

63 William Willimott.

64 Francis G. Weaver.

65 Francis G. Weaver.

MEAFORD.
A village in the township of St. Vincent, County of Grey, Ontario.

16

0 56

0 60

14

0 60

0 70

0 77

19

1 00

0 40

0 50

37

0 12

0 30

0 14

50 00
60 00
28 01
30 00

METHODIST NEW CONNEXION CONFERENCE.

501

Year

Names of Ministers.

No. of
Members.

Funds.

Conting. Educa. Sup. M. Miss'y,

39
60
68
00
00
20

0 50

1 00

83
11
50
62
94
71

5 25
9 04
9 08
7 52

6 22
6 28

1866 Francis G. Weaver 31 $0 16

67 Thomas Hamilton 28 0 45

68 Thomas Hamilton 31 0 73

James Baskerville 30 0 77

70 James Baskerville 40 2 35

71 James Baskerville 53 2 00

72 Thomas Hamilton 47 105

73 Henry Wilkinson 39 0 50

74 Adam Glazier 31 150

See Toronto Conference.

MELBOURNE.
A village in the township of Ekfrid, Co. Middlesex, Ontario.
1859 James Seymour I j

60 Benjamin Haigh 82 3 10 I 2 77

61 Benjamin Haigh 48 2 79 i 2 75

62 William Webb 44 3 00

63 William Webb 68 ! 5 00

61 William Webb 61 - 2 74

65 Joseph Follick 52 ; 3 25

66 Joseph Follick 63 ! 3 80

67 Joseph Follick 75 j 4 00

68 Robert Walker 75 ; 2 94

69 Robert Walker 79 i 4 39

70 Robert Walker 92 4 70

71 William McCann 90 I 4 76

72 William McCann 87 i 6 37

73 William McCann 79 j 5 17

74 James H. Orme 74 ,6 29

See London Conference. I

MIDDLETON.

A township in the County of Norfolk, Ontario.

1857 James A. Miller 99 !

58 James A. Miller 150 0 50

59 James C. Seymour '. 165 0 48

60 George Brown 181 0 37 0 50

61 George Brown, Robert Walker 209 2 00 143

62 Elias Williams, David Smyth 229 3 00

63 Elias Williams, John J. Lutze 242 138 167

64 Robert N. Hill, John W. Dochstader 312 182 2 38

65 Robert N. Hill, William H. Moss 192 0 49 ! 2 40

66 James Caswell, William Gundy 186 4 31 I 3 40

67 Calvin Shaw, Joseph B. Goodspeed 154 5 25 ! 178

68 Calvin Shaw 143 2 13

69 Calvin Shaw 97 i 2 05 4 26

70 James H. Orme 108 3 02 5 82

71 James H. Orme 109 3 80 3 67

72 James H. Orme 152 2 47 5 70

73 James H. Orme, Richard C. Henders 170 172 4 24

74 James Gundy, William L. Hackett 175 ' 3 25 4 57

See London Conference.

MILFORD.
A village in the township of Marysburg, County of Prince Edward, Ontario

Prince Edward Circuit.

1858 Andrew F. Dempsey

59 William Glass 207

60 Edward F. Brown 191

61 Edward F. Brown 195

62 James Peck 174

63 James Peck 190 148 134

64 Darius Bettes 172 151 177

65 Darius Bettes 167 154 149

66 Edwin Holmes 151 0 69 0 21

67 Edwin Holmes 145 110 2 80

68 William McCann 139 j 119

69 William McCann 140 2 20 l 2 40

70 William McCann 136 2 54 j 4 40

71 Francis E. Nugent i 164 | 2 34 I 2 63

72 Francis E. Nugent 146 2 06 2 46

73 Thomas M. Jefferis 134 2 08 2 40

74 Orrin Whitcomb, David Hogg 137 2 00 2 00

See Toronto Conference.

$0 15

0 25

1 14
0 82

0 60

1 25
1 90
1 00
1 25

32
43
97
65
00

0 37
0 40
0 37

50
75
36
23
33
97
62
66
46
77
31
30
48
92

4 50

4 73

4 80

7 07

7 60

7 78

8 73

6 94

8 79

$53 00
50 00
67 21
63 00
57 00
55 00
81 00
61 25
32 59

I 96 94
! 103 32

59 36
151 47
134 79
137 48
140 34
101 61

75 36
155 52
174 32
106 20
149 54
127 13

53 92

48 53
52 55

58 24
66 00
64 00
87 83
50 00

59 91
112 52
109 20

91 24

71 04

94 11

85 44

133 00

164 00

121 04

It was formerly part of

2 84

1 50

2 97

2 71

1 00

1 17
1 83
1 99
0 38

0 38

15

05
31
00

47
36
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18

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35

51

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58

93

65

61

108

10

77

31

80 00

20

00

78 34

82

42

57

79

84 00

502

CIRCUITS AND MISSIONS.

MILTON.
A town in the County of Halton, Ontario. It was formerly part of Trafalgar Circuit.

Year

Names of Ministers.

1855 William Webb

56 James Caswell

57 James Caswell

58 James Caswell

59 James Shaw

60 James McAlister

61 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 Kav

70 William Tindall

71 William Tindall

72 George Brown

73 George Brown

74 George Brown

See London Conference.

No. of
Members.

35

101

96

107

147

148

134

125

108

72

70

66

82

111

106

101

106

135

127

Funds.

$3 00
4 00
3 36
3 30
0 95

34
90

76
50
87
03
00
00

MONTREAL.

The chief city of the Province of Quebec.

44
45
46
to
54
55
56

1841 Henry O. Crofts

42 Henry O. Crofts

43 Thomas T. Howard

James Brennan

Robert Hassall

> Discontinued.

James C. Watts

James C. Watts, William Broxholm

57 William McClure, James Cooke Seymour

58 William McClure, Calvin Shaw

59 William McClure, J. Rogers

60 John Leach, George A. Bailey

-61 John Leach, Joseph R. Gundy

62 John Shuttleworth, William Keam

63 John Shuttleworth, William H. Withrow, B.A

64 John Shuttleworth, James J. A. Lever

65 Samuel B. Gundy, Charles McKelvey

66 Samuel B. Gundy, William Henderson

67 Samuel B. Gundy, George Jackson

68 George Brown, George Jackson

69 George Brown

70 JoelT. Pitcher, Joshua R. Kay ......

71 Joel T. Pitcher, James C. Caswell

72 JoelT. Pitcher

73 JoelT. Pitcher

74 JoelT. Pitcher

See Montreal Conference.

56
60
50
41

28

82

77

91

100

93

122

95

110

103

86

96

110

105

103

113

81

88

93

95

00
00
00
00

6 91

00
71

6 96
8 85

82
00

6 79
6 79
5 33
4 25

MORRIS.
A township in the County of Huron, Ontario,
1855 Thomas O. 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

48
97
10
26

5 00

4 "73

5 08

6 09

6 97

9 90

4 50

10 00

10 01

10 00

9 43

9 30

105

105 18

147

1 50'

92 71

67

1 09

0 48

80 82

74

0 90

14 65

79

1 00

52 00

66

1 23

1 57

0 75

68 24

77

1 00

0 57

61 34

Paternal.

Sup. M.

Miss'y.

$0 67

$0 67

$72 63

6 49

2 37

169 92

2 94

67 40

4 25

111 35

2 82

114 13

2 34

5 46

168 70

6 42

131 03

5 15

4 67

144 32

2 10

1 00

115 90

0 69

• .

110 05

2 50

4 43

111 65

2 54

4 22

108 81

5 67

8 00

144 30

6 08

8 34

145 98

9 80

7 16

147 60

3 44

8 62

165 84

5 54

5 61

194 99

5 55

5 75

207 7B

5 55

5 00

175 76

3 34

90 07

2 25

108 00

4 23

112 2C

6 07

145 75

130 24

6 66

190 0(1

4 00

174 00

455 17

6 34

615 07

6 47

593 OS

7 52

725 89

7 69

530 08

13 75

750 70

24 10

609 89

14 10

600 75

23 75

584 60

33 64

419 62

35 60

.157 30

30 70

106 00

160 00

143 00

76 62

METHODIST NEW CONNEXION CONFERENCE.

503

MOUNT FOREST.
A village in the township of Egremont, County of Grey, Ontario.

Mission.

It was formerly included in Arthur

Year,

Names of Ministers.

I No. of
Members.

Funds

Conting. Paternal. | Sup. M.

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.

147

131

102

96

91

* 93

80

85

123

119

90

105

$3 00
1 25
0 93

50
82
00

00

1 74

0 92

1 07
1 40
1 44
1 00
1 30

24
13
15
46
72
00
10

MULMER

1861 James Crawford....

62 Thomas Fox

6g 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.

14
46
46
52
60

25
95
04
20
19
22

0 94

1 32
1 54

1 48

2 00
1 99

Miss'y.

$96 56

121 51

72 86

130 54

102 86

64 50

88 20

53 70

98 55

75 82

113 85

102 00

0 55

0 55

0 42

1 00

0 50

1 00

1 25

0 50

1 25

1 25

0 50

0 78

1 56

2 00

2 03

3 08

3 28

6 75
58 00
44 11
55 00
55 24
81 44
89 31

N.

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
120
120
165
168
328
310
268
155
177
202
+ 92
90
164
150
138
138
130
111
118
135
126
143
115
116
148
133
131

2 35

2 26

6 34

7 03

4 00

3 83

NASSAGAWEYA.

A township in the County of Halton, Ontario. It was formerly part

Circuits.
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

of the Ancaster and Nelson

2 12

2 00

2 42

2 00

2 02

3 27

3 00

4 00

7 00

5 00

5 05

1 00

1 25

1 50

1 50

32
00
32
00

25
53
79
50
64

63
66
35
43

75
02

47
68
79
75
64
00

40 05

58 17

48 25

72 30

71 62

82 28

121 87

9 80

181 60

8 80

204 35

279 65

214 70

1 97

74 60

2 38

66 48

123 00

2 80

108 11

1 24

76 49

2 01

60 28

0 52

60 01

3 38

67 20

2 56

61 65

6 00

92 26

6 56

94 16

3 78

92 40

5 25

97 17

7 25

115 00

10 00

137 50

10 00

105 00

11 15

101 08

Egremont Mission set off.

t 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.

«)

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 was 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

7 1 James McAlister, Joseph Philp

72 James McAlister, John B. Williams

73 James McAlister, Chancellor Teeter.

74 James McAlister, John G. Fallis

No. of
Members.

191
174
180

100
282

141 ,

231

270

248

193

212.

170

143

136

120

128

214

186

174

178

188

194

Funds.

Conting. Paternal. Sup. M. i Miss'y,

$10 00

00
00
00
80
55
25
67
30
16
52
43
27

6 82

8 07

$1 00

4 57
7 17
9 92
4 10

00
25
42
96
18
25
13

14 57

7 94
1 02

8 55
5 86

$1 63

6 99
8 11

00
45
88
00

3 23
3 52

5
7
7
2
5
4
14

22
35
50

95
09
69
05

13 30
8 70

$146 10
203 47
179 67
122 78
111 12
167 36
116 40
62 61
115 48

129 07
134 40

97 26
107 77
100 40
148 09

130 15
113 94

NEWCASTLE.
A village in the township of Clarke, County of Durham, Ontario,

1844 James Hales

45 James Hales

46 Henry Wilkinson . .

47 Nassau C. Go wan...

48 Nassau C. Gowan. ..

49 John C. Warren

50 Thomas Reid

51 Thomas Reid

52 John Wilkinson

53 John Wilkinson

54 Aaron Wright

55 William Both well..

56 Thomas O. Adkins.

57 William Tindall

58 See Hope

82
34
90
94
54
87
98
81
56
61
33
75
111

0 78

1 12

0 89
0 65
0 80

1 00
1 63
1 00

0 82

0 50
i" 6 5

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 SeeHespeler.

It was formerly part of the Gait Circuit.

103

1 91

3 43

82

4 01

2 10

1 42

78

2 55

1 80

2 89

80

2 98

2 95

92

3 67

1 40

3 00

94

3 00

1 45

3 00

124

3 00

2 75

1 55

145

2 65

3 02

1 36

165

3 00

3 20

3 07

129

3 45

3 74 1

3 37 1

n 00

38 27
60 00
60 32
60 00
80 00
74 77
92 97
95 00
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

JamesScott

Richard Redeoff

James C. Seymour,
Edward Kershaw,

63 John A. Wilkinson. .

64 John A. Wilkinson..

65 See Ingersoll

60
61

62

No. of

Members.

Funds.

Conting. Paternal. Sup. M. Miss'y

27
44
44
29
33

36

25
47
43

$1 08

$1 75

0 32

0 45

0 65

$2 78
1 25

0 75

0 95

1 23

1 00

1 15
1 30

NORTH AUGUSTA.
A village in the township of Augusta, County of Grenville.
1868 William Birks 169

69 William Birks 171

70 William Birks , 154

71 William Hall 154

72 William Hall 174

78 Joshua R. Kay 142

74 James O'Hara 131

See Montreal Conference.

NORWICH.
A village and township in the County of Oxford, Ontario.

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,

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 William 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.

$74 18

108 60

58 52

43 84

57 00

51 00

49 24
73 34
66 66

It was formerly Elizabethtown Circuit.

107 47
121 88
117 46
110 51
129 30
149 69
96 01

It was formerly part of Malahide

3 00

3 11

3 90 !

3 43

2 00

3 56 i

2 61

5 25

2 56 i

2 11

11 48

2 29 i

1 90

6 00

2 30

2 82

3 89

2 25

2 81

1 97

2 45

Edwin Holmes.

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

f 131

3 59

66 47

142

1 53

1 92

49 75

141

1 75

0 50

32 32

1G8

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

1 54

49 99

113

1 36

1 32

1 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

S 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.

Circuit.

1863 George Buggin.. ..

64 George Buggin

65 Joseph R. Gundy

66 Joseph R. Gundy

67 Joseph R. Gundy

100
130
140
159

* Dereham set off.

It was formerly part of the Cavan

0 60

0 65

1 00

0 75

0 75

1 50
1 75
1 76

0 45

0 60

0 75

1 68

25 '00

45 00

120 76

156 03

506

CIRCUITS AND MISSIONS.

Year

NameS of Ministers.

No. of
Members.

Funds.

Conting. Paternal. Sup. M. Miss'y,

1868 Joseph R. Gundy

69 George Buggin, Joseph Philp

70 George Jackson

71 George Jackson

72 James White, Henry Nugent

73 Robert Walker, Joseph A. Andrews

74 Robert Walker, Thomas Grandy

See Toronto Conference.

148
159
206
200
216
162
157

$4 80
4 64
4 00
2 50
2 80
4 00
4 05

$3 80
3 68

00

75
20
00

16 40

$4 86
3 62
3 50
3 00

3 25

4 50
4 85

$147 70
128 90
144 39
64 29
96 57
127 62
140 91

1845 John H Simpson.

46 John H. Simpson .

47 Henry Coates

OWEN SOUND.
The County Town of the County of

48
49
50
51

Walton Preston

Walton Preston, Thomas O. Adkins.
J. Breakenridge

52 James Baskerville

53 James Baskerville

54 James Gaddis, William Williams

55 James Gaddis

56 James Gaddis

57 John Histon ;.

58 John Histou

59 William Birks

60 William Birks, Joseph R. Gundy.....

61 Walton Preston, James J. A. Lever..

62 Walton Preston, James O'Hara.

63 Joseph E. Vining, Joel T. Pitcher...

64 Calvin Shaw, Robert Walker

65 Reuben J. Tyler, A. B. Walker

66 Reuben J. Tyler, Charles Barltrop...

67 Reuben J. Tyler :

68 James Hocking

69 JamesScott

70 JamesScott

71 James Scott, Thomas W. Hall .'.

72 William Tindall, James Hocking

73 William Tindajl

74 William Tindall

Toronto Conference.

bounty of Grey, Ontario.

50

60

1 00

%

93

* > t • •

2 00

96

2 00

70

2 42

..'....

95

1 75

1 60

0 60

143

4 36

137

147

160

2 43

100

1 10

171

1 25

1 50

13

35

0 73

74

1 27

1 49

123

1 13

2 12

2 00

174

3 50

2 20

2 80

125

1 00

0 90

115

1 25

1 50

1 00

107

0 40

0 55

3 37

100

1 42

2 33

2 17

97

1 73

2 46

2 27

93

1 97

3 01

2 39

83

2 27

4 18

9 10

58

2 23

1 47

2 27

95

2 40

5 36

2 50

93

1 07

6 30

1 24

134

0 72

1 70

1 30

93

3 00

1 51

4 87

87

2 18

1 24

3 75

48 30

49 25
100 65

26 18

OXFORD.
A township in the County of Grenville, Ontario. It was formerly part of
1850 Thomas M. Jefferis

51 Frederick E. Powers

52 DavidD. Rolston

53 DavidD. Rolston

54 William Gundy

55 William Gundy

56 James Baskerville

57 Andrew Clarke

58 James Peck

59 J. England

60 William Glass

61 Robert N. Hill

62 Robert N. Hill

63 Robert N. Hill ".;;...

64 United with Elizabethtown

65 Thomas Fox ....'.'..

66 Thomas Fox

67 Joseph B. Goodspeed

68 Joseph B. Goodspeed

69 Joseph B. Goodspeed ........

»j J No record in Minutes

72 Peter W. Davis

73 Peter W. Davis "

74 William Philp I'..".'.'.!".'".'"

See Montreal Conference.

53 89

91 47

108 05

64 74

100 00

99 27

93 38

107 00

110 00

124 00

134 14

110 53

100 00

51 54

82 66

91 08

the Elizabethtown Circuit.

87

1 00

83

1 40

101

106

...

77

0 37

0 98

81

1 18

1 42

87

2 00

93

2 32

1 07

90

1 67

1 53

90

3 00

85

2 00

1 50

0 50

65

0 90

67

60

0 90

6 40

50

6 60

0 44

52

1 16

1 17

1 05

56

1 08

1 25

1 00

73

1 31

1 34

1 14

72

2 00

3 76

1 61

72

72

61

3 00

6 10

2 00

70

3 00

7 00

3 00

18 48
21 08

37 92
28 97
48 32
43 73

38 60

39 38
67 30
46 77
23 60
25 75
33 93
50 00

53 00
53 01
55 55
47 51
64 40
24 55

66 63

78, 69

METHODIST NEW CONNEXION CONFERENCE.

507

P.

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

No. of
Members.

34
43
52
51
50
49
46
49
49

Funds.

Conting. Paternal. Sup. M. Miss'y

$1 00
1 98
0 60
0 96

0 90

1 09
1 14
1 21

12 07
0 53
0 75

1 00
1 07
1 25

|0 50

0 95

0 50

0 70

1 00
1 20
1 40

$37 00
70 00
55 59
45 18
42 00
54 40
63 00
68 46

PELHAM.
A township in the County of Lincoln, Ontario. It was formerly part

1859 John Wilkinson

60 John Wilkinson 116

64 Orrin Whitcomb 120

62 John Histon 141

63 John Histon 118

64 Henry Wilkinson 103

65 Henry Wilkinson 88

66 William H. Moss

67 Darius Bettes

68 Andrew F. Dempsey

69 Andrew F. Dempsey

70 James J. A. Lever

of Welland Canal Circuit.

71 James J. A. Lever

72 James J. A. Lever

73 James J. A. Lever

74 Robert J. Elliott

See London Conference.

80
73

78
78
82
65
63
63
79

4 42

2 00

2 98

3 31

1 00

0 75

4 78

2 53

2 45

2 56

1 82

1 62

3 21

2 89

0 25

4 00

1 02

2 17

2 81

3 03

0 54

1 15

0 75

3 00

4 00

4 75

2 64

2 60

2 95

1 50

4 50

1 40

1 60

1 80

1 25

2 00

2 00

1 60

1 85

1 10

1 69

26

00

47

08

53

74

53 00

69 78

55

70

58

46

84

64

46 41

78 57

72

13

45

03

65

98

52

43

52

43

60
61
62
63

PENVILLE.
A village in the township of Tecumseth, County of Simcoe, Ontario.

Whitchurch Circuit.

1858 James Hill

59 Edwin Holmes

James Gundy

John's. Orr

JohnS. Orr

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

It was formerly part of the

67
70
83
59
59
55
65
65
65
80
77
84
75
96
79
69

56
40
80
20
45
0 62
0 81
40
90
00
85

00
55
00
10

1- 70
3 50
1 84

16
75
91
25
30
75
80
85
81
00
12
50

Ontario.

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

2 00
2 75
1 70
1 50
0 60
0 65
0 87

1 13

1 55

1 70

1 70

1 65

2 78

2 31

3 37

3 60

90 45
96 07
83 74
44 77

127 40
79 18
70 73
62 58

91 41
106 04
101 51

86 12
94 16
90 64
89 80
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.

1844 William Cotton

45 William Cotton, Nassau C. Gowan

46 James Hales, Frederick Haynes

47 James Hales, Frederick Haynes

48' Ephraim Van Norman, J. Breakenridge ...

49 Ephraim Van Norman, Brinton P. Brown,

50 William Gundy, Brinton P. Brown

51 William Gundy, Brinton P. Brown

52 Joseph Oates, James Mc Alister

53 John Histon, Charles Duff.

54 John Histon, James Scott

55 Orrin Whitcomb

56 Orrin Whitcomb

57 Orrin Whitcomb, James Hill

58 John Simpson

59 Elias Williams

60 Elias Williams

61 Elias Williams

62 William TindaU

63 William Tindall

64 Edwin Holmes

65 Edwin Holmes

66 Henry Wilkinson

67 See Bay Quinte and Hillier

No. of
Members.

135
150
180
163
140
300
329
300
273
234
184
155
170
217
67
200
193
235
175
168
162
140
125

Funds.

Conting. Paternal. Sup. M

$10 00

.»

3 00
2 40
2 00

1 95

2 54

1 09

2 00
2 00

$0 65

1 66

2 05

3 10
3 14

14
14
48
50
25
60

0 90

2 00

3 50

72
98
01
11
00

$1 "95
1 00
1 00
1 10
0 90

1 00

0 50

2 82

3 11

1 92
1 41
3 15

Miss'y.

$16 98
62 18
47 67
32 01
58 94

83 03
78 67

55 85
66 25
51 26
70 18

56 97
122 23
120 73

54 35
92 10
82 30
58 66

84 63
75 63
27 26
82 44
69 53

B.

RALEIGH.
A township in the County of Kent,
1843 William Ramage...

44 John Shilton . .

45 James Bell, Charles Childs

46 James Bell, A. Wade

47 United with "Western Mission."..

• ■ ■ •

2 00

95

, .

1 20

■ ■ • ■

95

• • ■ •

■ • ■ •

127

2 64

....

....

....

....

2 00

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.. 77 2 69 I *15 i 30 64 56

70 John A. Wilkinson.. .. 75 0 87 4 50 135 39 61

71 John A. Wilkinson . 79 199 4 25 2 10 48 06

72 Robert Johnston... . .. ... 70 2 01 5 95 2 75 53 20

73 Joseph B. Goodspeed 67 2 13 45 00

74 Joseph B. Goodspeed. .. 73 127 121 0 90 45 45

See London Conference.

SMITH'S FALLS.
A village in the township of Elmsley, County of Lanark, Ontario.

1859 Andrew F. Dempsey

60 Andrew F. Dempsey

61 Thomas Hamilton. . .

62 Andrew F. Dempsey

63 Richard Redeoff .

64 Richard Redeoff. .

65 David Auld.... .

70

■ ■ ■ ■

, .

. • • ■

116

3 00

1 42

110

3 00

0 38

0 38

115

1 12

■ ■ • •

0 33

101

1 00

1 00

1 05

86

0 54

1 25

1 00

68

0 87

...

89 60
50 65
54 00
67 60
62 00
60 00

* Milford set off.

METHODIST NEW CONNEXION CONFERENCE.

509

Year

Names of Ministers.

i
No. of 1

Funds.

Members, in ..

Conting.

Paternal. , Sup. M.

Miss'y.

1866 John Bain

67 John Bain .

68 John Bain

69

75 i $0 30
83 1 06
56 1 15
42 1 12

$6 89 $6 63

0 90 0 70

1 15 1 1 15

$63 00

87 10

92 80

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

58 Joseph Follick..

It was formerly part of the

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. ( roodspeed

67 Richard Eedeoff
-68 ...

50
56
10
6
56
52
68
80
77
41
41
40
39
36

STANSTEAD.

2 75

3 50
0 85

1 45

1 00

i 66

2 00

....

1 99

1 16

1 52

1 31 ;

1 52

1 31

1 00

1 47

1 03

1 31

1 16

1 22

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

50 L. P. Adams

51 L. P. Adams.. . .

52 John Histon

53

125
115
115
68
73
23
23
70
50
57
69

• ••»

1 00
1 10

1 33
6 23

2 23
1 27
1 10
1 25
4 47

1844 Paul V. West.

45 Paul V. West

46 John Histon, Peter Lawrence

47 Frederick E. Powers

Frederick E. Powers

Francis Hunt . . .

Francis Hunt

Francis Hunt ...

52 Thomas Ogden

53 Thomas Ogden

54 ..

STUKELEY.
A township in the County of Sheftbrd, Quebec.

48
49
50
51

76
102

72
69
65
65
69
64
68
68

3 75
5 00

1 57

1 00
0 80

2 62

24
24
75
06
22

56 00

109 00

45 39

53 15

34 61

63 07

58 15

69 21

55 44

55 44

55 04

45 00

52 17

9 17

10 21
9 00

11 47
17 18
13 23
24 92

15 72

16 07

••

i 66

3 06

0 25

....

0 50

1 00

• •

2 00

: 4 00

1 30

i 20

20

25

39

42

23

77

18

20

14 28

21

40

27 73

26 70

37

97

29

97

St.

1867 David Smyth.

68 Thomas L. Wilkinson .

69 Thomas L. Wilkinson .

70 Edward Kershaw.. . .

71 Edward Kershaw

72 John Fowkes

73 William W Graham

74 William W. Graham

See London Conference.

ST. CATHARINES.
The County Town of the County of Lincoln, Ontario.

49
45
44
47
40
50
52
47

1 20

0 76

1 98

1 30

0 80

2 05

2 00

1 62

2 60

4 24

4 55

4 94

1 80

4 70

2 17

1 51

5 05

1 30

1 50

3 73

1 50

6 00

1 98

3 50

60 37
50 00
64 15
64 93
67 80
70 50
72 38
86 57

510

CIRCUITS AND MISSIONS.

. ST. MARY'S.

A town in the township of Blanshard, County of Perth, Ontario

,

*
Year

Names of Ministers.

No. of
Members.

Funds.

Conting.

Paternal.

Sup. M.

Miss'y.

1853 Joseph Oates „ . '. ....

80

$1 18

83

1 67

....

$48 72.

55 Francis G. Weaver .....:.„„-

97

1 00

77 78

56 Walton Preston

77

1 50

$i 66

94 37

57 Walton Preston ,

73

1 30

0 75

99 47

58 James B. Kershaw , . . . .

79

1 50

0 87

72 90

59 James B Kershaw

106

1 10

73 35

60 James B. Kershaw

107

2 66

i 66

121 04

61 Samuel B. Gundy, James O'Hara

118

$3 66

2 80

5 05

147 47

62 Samuel B. Gundy, John Kay. ... .

153

3 75

5 55

183 00

63 Samuel B. Gundy, William B. Danard

205

3 80

4 75

4 00

218 50

64 Samuel B. Gundv, William Grandy

214

5 16

6 34

4-00

226 38

65 David D. Rolston, William Henderson .

210

5 00

4 50

8 45

243 75

66 David D. Rolston, William Tindall .

206

2 37

2 95

3 53

235 83

67 David D. Rolston, William Smyth..

201

6 09

5 00

13 35

247 84

68 David Smyth, William Smyth..

217

3 00

5 50

10 05

248 75

69 David Smyth, James C. Caswell .

196

3 28

4 60

5 79

214 00

70 David Smyth, Thomas 0. Currie.. ...

194

2 30

3 60

5 02

200 86

71 James B. Kershaw, Robert Smylie . , ;'

184

1 40

3 75

2 60

142 17

72 George Jackson, John G. Fallis. .

154

5 37

....

• ■ .

199 97

73 George Jackson, Alfred Eley..

193

3 91

4 50

4 66

198 01

74 George Jackson, James Livingston . .

181

3 48

3 35

3 40

186 17

See London Conference.

ST. TH(

MAS.

The County Town of the County of Elgin, Ontario.

1835 Benjamin Nash, Jno. C. Warren, B. P. Brown

287

...

• • > •

36 Isaac Haney, Brin ton P.' Brown. . .. ...

250

...

37 United with London ...

230

• • •

38 James Bell.

300

, c ■

39 Thomas Rump

210

■ > .

?".,•.

40 Thomas Rump

230

- . *

41 Thomas Rump, Ephraim Van Norman

128

-. ■ -,

1 • . *

42 William Ramage

150

....

43 Edward Bailey, Selim Pettit. . . ...

137

8 25

44 John Wilkinson . . .... ...

127

....

...

14 73

Malahide united.

45 John Wilkinson, John Shilton

55

4 50

2 25

46 William Bothwell

69

3 18

4 80

47 James Bell, L. Olmstead.

133

23 26

48 James Bell. . .

151

6 50

65 72

49 David D. Rolston

172

6 80

62 56

129

0 60

15 10

51 James Caswell

139

2 00

52 17

52 Nassau C. Gowan ...

90

4 22

34 70

53 Nassau C. Gowan, Robert Johnston . .

163

1 40

77 83

54 Brinton P. Brown.

215

1 55

73 43

55 James B. Kershaw ...

45

37 68

56 Philip Rose ... . . . .

37

2-45

42 53

57 John Doel . .

66

1 52

51 07

58 William Bothwell ....

51

0 93

25 22

59 See Talbotville..

89

1 00

23 72

T.

TALBOTVILLE.
A village in the township of Southwold, County of Elgin, Ontario.

1859 Edward F. Brown.

60 William Gundy.

61 William Gundy

62 William Gundv

Circuit.

It was formerly St. Thomas

23 72
28 71
66 69

85 58

89

1 00

0 80

85

2 00

2 80

• • • •

63

0 66

0 66

2 30

6i

0 70

• ■ ■ ■

2 12

METHODIST NEW CONNEXION CONFERENCE.

511

Year

Names of Ministers.

1863 Edward Kershaw.. . .

64 Edward Kershaw

65 Edward Kershaw

66 Frederick Haynes.

67 Fredeiick Haynes.

68 James White

69 James White.

70 James White.

71 James White

72 William Henderson. .

73 William Henderson. .

74 William Birks

Sip London Conference.

No. of
Members-

69
70

108
104

96
80

82
89
89

Con ting.

$0 62

0 90

0 60

0 90

1 00

1 01

1 70

2 00

2 50

3 45

3 48

3 36 1

Funds.

;. Paternal-

Si 58
1 75
0 65

0 90

1 88

1 70

2 00
50

00
25
70
02

Sup. M. J Missy.

73
95
10
35
1 20

0

97 '

1

25

2

50

3

50

3

50

3

58

5

50

$100

48

121

81

114

88

89

99

95

36

108

38

120

08

109

89

91

60

104

00

119 75

106 78

TORONTO.
The chief city of the Province of Ontario.

1846
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

Thomas Goldsmith.

Thomas T. Howard. .

Thomas Goldsmith . . .

William McClurc .

William McOlure

Joseph H.. Robinson

David Savage . ...

Thomas Goldsmith

Thomas Goldsmith .. ......

David Savage.

David Savage

John Shuttleworth

John Shuttleworth, James C. Seymour. .
William Williams

William McClure

Thomas Goldsmith

Thomas Goldsmith

William Mc< 'lure, George Brown

James Caswell .. .

James Caswell .

Joseph H. Robinson, Joel T. Pitchard
Joseph H. Robinion, William McClure

Joel T. Pitcher

Joel T. Pitcher

David Savage

David Savage, Joshua R. Kay

Samuel B. Gundy, Robert J. Elliott. . . .
Samuel B. Gundy, Robert J. Elliott.
William Smyth. '.....
See Toronto Conference.

50
60
83
77
73
58
63
91

111
22
86
73
64
84
61
68
69
80
84
77
70
66
64
67
58
81
98

106

1 80

1 90

2 10

50
13
31
00

81
50
50
50
50
00
74

10

65

9

50

4

00

13

00

17

17

6

37

2

73

6

78

6 53

3 00

4 97
1 45
1 00

82
60
14
04
58
60
75

8 10

9 20
10 50

8 06

244 94

7 00

166 30

5 50

97 35

4 00

70 87

10 00

182 80

26 75

144 60

5 20

131 52

8 37

143 85

5 75

136 67

9 27

110 87

4 00

64 85

2 92

41 60

3 30

51 30

2 73

52 00

72 05

210 91

2 32

197 31

3 04

141 77

3 67

140 77

4 82

202 62

4 01

268 24

7 40

254 58

4 20

223 33

9 00

226 50

10 00

313 65

11 75

335 12

6 62

274 87

TRAFALGAR.

A township in the County of Halton, Ontario. It was formerly part of Humber and Trafalgar.

1841 William Robinson

42 Thomas Rump.. . .

43 Thomas Rump

44 William Bothwell

45 Edward Bailey

46 Edward Bailey

47 John Glass. . . .

48 Henry Coates

49 James Hales . .

50 James Hales.. . .

51 Thomas M. Jefferis..

52 Thomas M. Jefferis

53 Thomas M. Jefferis

54 John H. Simpson, Robert Johnston.

55 John H. Simpson

56 Thomas M. Jefferis

57 Thomas M. Jefferis

58 Thomas M. Jefferis .

60

66

125

128

151

144

96

90

143

162

100

200

250

232

140

102

80

91

4 50

4 12

4 50

5 28

3 83

i 00

3 27

9 75

7 42

7 60

5 50

1 00

1 00

2 00

1 92

5 00

8 25

3 50

3 25

6 58
59 42

40 62
21 87
30 32

41 57
70 85
66 62
65 23

162 20
200 40
136 30

72 40
153 91

64 70

512

CIRCUITS AND MISSIONS.

Year

Names of Ministers.

1859 James Hill . . . ' :

60 James Hill .

61 J Rogers .....

62 Frederick Haynes . . .

63 Frederick Haynes.

64 Frederick Haynes

65 Joseph H. Fowler, M.A.

66 William B. Danard

67 William B. Danard

68 William B. Danard...

69 William H. Moss

70 William H. Moss .

71 Thomas Fox.. .. .

72 John S. Orr. ... .

73 James Gundy .....

74 Chancellor Teeter. ...

See London Conference.

No. of
Members.

90

106

118

108

113

108

93

83

78

84

77

71

73

47

42

43

Funds.

Conting. Paternal. Sup. M

$5 00

2 00
4 55
4 11

3 87
2 99

00
00
00
11

27
40
31
27

$1 75

3 37

4 00

20

12
51
55
00
00
55
72
10
30

0 97

1 37

$1 37

92
25
30

77
18

1 44
3 44

17
76
90
14
50
41
26

Miss'y.

$55 45
72 92

128 60
84 39
90 00
51 79
66 63

71 03
58 37
74 83
96 13
87 59

105 11
102 36

72 80
72 31

V.

VERNON.
So called from Lake Vernon, in the township of Chaffey, District of Muskoka, Ontario.

1870 Robert N. Hill

71 Robert N. Hill ....

72 Robert N. Hill, Dixon Sharpe

73 Robert N. Hill, James Boddy

74 Archibald McKillop.

See Toronto Conference.

VESTA.

A small village in the township of Elderslie, County of Bruce, Ontario.

23

- -

40

50

1870 David D. Rolston

71 David D. Rolston ...

72 David D. Rolston

73 David D. Rolston

74 David D. Rolston . .

See Toronto Conference.

73
75
78
78

1 65

1 23

2 82

2 85

7 80
2 08
5 55

7 80

2 07

7 50

3 77

3 97

124 53
107 08
101 31
101 18

w.

WALKERTON.

The County Town of the County of Bruce, Ontario. It was formerly part of Durham Circuit.

1859 James Crawford

60 James Crawford

61 Henry Hall

62 Thomas Reid

63 Thomas Reid, William H. Moss .

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

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

72

3 00

2 00

1 05

103

4 62

3 11

116

2 00

0 89

1 00

146

3 34

2 10

1 87

133

2 49

3 00

2 00

129

2 00

3 10

1 20

120

2 25

3 50

3 50

126

2 50

3 70

4 00

151

2 50

5 00

3 24

140

1 05

3 81

2 60

97

1 11

4 20

2 70

106

1 00

4 50

3 05

89

1 54

2 24

2 08

90

1 81

2 11

2 23

63 77

68 02

78 43

122 62

144 00

84 00

102 26

150 00

135 00

162 54

163 00
135 65
150 75

99 77
105 10

METHODIST NEW CONNEXION CONFERENCE.

513

WATERDOWN.
A village in the township of East Flamboro', County of Wentworth, Ontario. ,It was formerly

Flamboro' Circuit.

Year

Names of Ministers.

No. of
Members.

1866 James Scott. .

67 George Richardson .

68 George Richardson .

69 George Richardson .

70 John Kay ....

71 John Kay . . . .

72 John Kay

73 George Richardson .

74 George Richardson . ..

See London Conference.

100
102
130
155
156
142
130
129
153

Funds.

Conting.

Pateraal.

$1 80

20
19

77
41
66
81
81
41

$1 75

0 76

6 02

4 23

13 90

8 76

50
76

8 50

Sup. M.( Miss'y.

$1 35

876
5 96
7 71
11 79
9 48
7 41
9 18

1835
36
37
38
39

JO
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

1854
55
56

WATERFORD.
A village in the township of Townsend, County of Norfolk, Ontario.
Isaac Hauey, C. Taylor, Shieler Buchner . 164
Included in Long Point and Oxford.

Edward Bailey . . . . ... . . ...

James Brennan, Thomas T. Howard . 130

James Jackson.. .. . 160

Edward Bailey ' . . . . 417

John Wilkinson 417

John Wilkinson, Francis O. Weaver 280

Edward Bailey .. . 328

Ephraim Van Norman 280

John Wilkinson . . . . . .... 212

John Wilkinson. .. 169

Henry Wilkinson . . . 194

Henry Wilkinson 220

Benjamin Haigh, Joseph Oates.. . ... 176

Benjamim Haigh, James C. Watts 167

James Bell 156

James Bell, John Doel . . 260

James Bell 337

Thomas Goldsmith, James Hill. . . ... 360

Thomas Goldsmith, James Hill .... 330

Thomas Goldsmith, George Brown. .. 205

James C. Watts, J. Rogers. . . 213

James C. Watts, John Cleaver. 319

James C. Watts, John Cleaver.. 434

Joseph E. Vining, William H. Withrow 374

Joseph E. Vining, John J. Lutze 396

James McAlister, Alexander Y. Hartley. . . 339

James McAlister, Thomas L. Wilkinson.. . 344

James McAlister, William Grandy 333

James McAlister, Edward F. Brown 340

William Williams, A. B. Walker . 349

William Williams, A. B. Walker 344

William Williams, Francis E. Nugent 281

George Buggin, Francis E. Nugent 274

George Buggin, John G. Fallis 315

George Buggin, Robert Smylie . 294

Joseph R. Gundy, Alfred J. Bavltop 299

Joseph R Gundy, Robert S. Pritchard. . 289
See London Conference.

WATERLOO

A township in the County of Waterloo

James McAlister

James McAlister 140

See Gait. ... 130

1 15

9

7
7
2
5
5

10
12
15

4 00

74

00

60

67

75

67 j

55

00 !

90

50

00

6 37

6 30

8 42

7 66
5 95
7 92

9 00
9 74

11 96

5 67

7 21

7 25

4 68

4 75

5 38

50

32

54
66
47
19
01
99
09
00
70
55
55
20

00
32
07
22
50
92
49

6 32

, Ontario.

7
10

92
53

16

15

36

86
28
53
67-
75
45
50
51

63
25

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

$80 00

13 96
115 00

98 33
129 01
106 06

87 46
129 41

97 00

34 48
10 50
26 59

30 00

31 75
43 71
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.

«

Funds.

Year

Names of Ministers.

No. of

Members.

Conting.

Paternal.

Sup. M.

Miss'y.

1838 John Wilkinson .

205

39 John Wilkinson

100

...

40 James Brennan^ . ....

41 James Jackson .......

102

85

42 James Jackson. . . .. ......

291

, \ ,

457

44 James Bell, Elias Williams ... .

165

. . | $6 05

$60 07

45 James Jackson. William Bothwell.. ,.'..

277

. 1 7 31

62 86

46 Ephraim Van Norman

281-

1 3 97

47 12

47 Ephraim Van Norman, Charles Childs ...

48 Walton Preston . ...

' 142

6 40

3 89

148

6 50

24 92

49 J. W. G. Rogers

98

2 00 .

34 15

50 Thomas Rump, David Savage . .

79

2 00

$0 81

30 60

51 Thomas Rump, David Savage .

223

7 26

166 75

52 Thomas Rump. .

184

4 32

124 07

53 Darius Bettes

140

5 90

62 26

142

2 50

2 88

64 85

55 Elias Williams, William Williams

■ 108

3 55

74 57

56 John Dent. ...... ...

101

8 00

72 32

57 Samuel B. Gundv

1 105

74 85

58 Samuel B. Gundy.

138 j

1 53

3 85

119 49

59 See Pelham and Louth.

152

4 33

5 47

128 67

WESTERN MISSION.
This Mission included the townships on Lake Erie, in the Counties of Essex and Kent, Ontario.

1847 J. Rice.

48 William Bothwell

49 Thomas Brown.

50 J. Breakenridge

51 See Howard Circuit , .

16
97

0 50

74

1 50

40

1 70

30

I 00

1847 Thomas Goldsmith .

48 James Caswell

49 James Caswell ...

50 J. W. G. Rogers

51 Charles Childs

52 Charles Childs . . . .

53 James Caswell .. . . ......

54 James Caswell . . . . ,

55 James Caswell, Edward Kershaw

56 James B. Kershaw

57 James B. Kershaw, John Leach.

58 See Aurora

WHITCHURCH
A township in the County of York, Ontario.

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 65

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

Y

YORKVILLE.

A village in the township and County of York, Ontario.
1848 Frederick Haynes

49 Thomas Reid

50 David D. Rolston

James Shaw

Thomas Reid

James McAlister ..

William Tindall, 3 months,

Thomas Ogden, 9 months,
John Dent ...
56 Samuel B. Gundy. . .
57

58 .

59 Charles McKelvey , .

60 .

61 Reuben J. Tyler

62

63 Joseph R. Gundy ...

64 John J. Wilson

65 .... ...

It was formerly part of Toronto City Cirouit

51

52
53

54

55

43

46

1 43

0 48

42

17

V

21

0 40

18

18

0 75

0 87

23

1 50

1 90 I

15

1 00

1 11

28

35

. .. O 0

i 66

15

6

6

....

8

.

10

.. ,3 . o .

38 15

62 23

22 21

15 72

17 42

85 75

43 82

74 25

30 63

DISTEICTS

INTO WHICH THE

CONFERENCE OF THE METHODIST NEW CONNEXION

WAS DIVIDED,

SHOWING WHO HAVE BEEN THE CHIEF OFFICERS THEREOF.

HAMILTON DISTRICT.

Year

Chairmen.

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, 1841 to I848
there loas no division of the work
into Districts. In 1849 the fol-
lowing resolution was passed by
the Conference : ' ' 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 knoivn as Chaiiman, who 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.

Year

Chairmen.

1854 John Wilkinson.

55 John Histon.

56 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 Hemy 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.

Year

Chairmen.

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 Caswell.

72 James Caswell.

73 James Caswell.

74 William Williams.

JOHNSTOWN DISTRICT.
1849 Thomas Rump.

50 Henry O. Crofts.

5 1 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.

516

DISTRICTS.

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. Crofts.
" 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 Hemy 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 II.

FROM THE UNION OF 1874 TO THE ANNUAL CONFERENCES

OF 1880.

PART I.

Section I.— THE GENERAL CONFERENCE.

Section II— METHODIST PERIODICALS.

Section III.— BOOK AND PUBLISHING ESTABLISHMENTS.

Section IV.— EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS.

"\%W« wj^s^^p^^^^^c-^

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

President of the First General Conference.

THE

GENERAL CONFERENCE

OF THE

JlUtljtfiriat (KKjurrlj of Canada

Is its supreme governing 1 >ody. It meets quadrennially on the first Wednesday
in September. In accordance with the terms of the Union, consummated in
1874, 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
Conference, 16 ; 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. Gurrie.

. . , , „ , . t Rev. William Scott.

Assistant Secretaries.- j Bbnjamin Hopkins, Esq.

Journal Secretary. — Rev. John Bredin.

n , „, , I Rev. Samuel Rose, Toronto.

Booh Stewards.- REy_ Alex_ w_ n'co Halifax.

I Christian Guardian and Evangelical Witness — j R ' twvid Savage '

Editors.— -v WegUyan—n-EV. Alex. W. Nicolson.

\Magazine and Sunday School Periodicals — Rev. Wm. H. With now, M.A.
( Missionary Secretary — Rev. Enoch Wood, D.D.
Missionary Departuicnt. — '. Secretary- Treasurer — Rev Alexander Sutherland.
( Lay- Treasurer — John Macdonald, Esq.

520

STATISTICAL SYNOPSIS

OF THE

NUMBER OF MINISTERS, MEMBERS, SUNDAY SCHOOLS, &c.

OF THE

JIUtfaMst Clptrdj 0f Canafta,

1874.

I.— MINISTERS, MEMBERS and SUNDAY SCHOOLS.

Effective

Minis

ters.

«2

C3

o
Eh

i

Members.

Sunday Schools.

Conferences.

-si

.5
o

o

Eh

O
O

o

CO

o

CD

Eh

m

C3

'o

. CO

Canada Wesleyan

Eastern British America.
New Connexion .

599

203

90

75
20
10

21
13

695
223
113

4,489
! 3,370
; 583

69,068

17,580

6,856

73,557

20,950

7,439

1,002
154
356

9,617
1,089
2,571

13,277

71,583

9,000

20,635

Total ....

892

105 i

34

1,031

1 8,442

93,504

101,946

1,512

101,218

II.— CHURCHES and PARSONAGES.

Conferences.

I Number

of
Churches

Value.

Canada Wesleyan
East. B. America
New Connexion .

Total.. ..

1,255 ; $2, 573, 174 00
Not1 reported in
251

1,506 $2,573,174 00

Number
of Par-
sonages.

306
Minutes
68

374

Value.

$400,067 00
of Conference.

$400,067 00

Burial
Grounds.

Value.

Total Value
of Church
Property.

238

$44,049 00

$3,281,547 00
288,340 00

238

$44,049 00

$3,569,887 00

III.— CONNEXIONAL FUNDS

Conferences.

Contingent.

Educational.

Superan'd
Ministers.

Missionary.

Sunday
School.

CanadaWesleyan

Eastern British America

New Connexion ....

$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

Total

$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

EEV. GEORGE DOUGLAS, LX.D.

President Second General Conference.

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.

. . , , „ , . \ David Allison, LL.D.

.Assistant Secretaries.- J Rlg Hqno[, JuDf,E j0NEg

Journal Secretary. — Rev John Bredin.

„ , „. , \ Rev. William Briggs, Toronto.

Book Stewards.- j Rpv HuMpHREY PlCKARI)> D.d.; Halifax.

f Christian Guardian — Rev. E. Hartley Dewart, D.D.
Editors.— < Wesleyan — Rev. Duncan D. Currie.

y Magazine and S. S. Papers — Rev. Wm. H. Withrow, M.A.
f General Secretary — Rev. Alexander Sutherland, D.D.
Missionary J Honorary Secretary — Rev. Enoch Wood, D.D.
Department. — | „ /Rev. Alexander Sutherland, D.D.

yireasurcrs— ^J()HN MacDonalD) Esq.

:>22

STATISTICAL SYNOPSIS

NUMBER OF MINISTERS, MEMBERS, SUN DAY SCHOOLS, &

(IK THE

SIX ANNUAL CONFERENCES, 1878.

I.— MINISTERS. MEMBERS axi. SUNDAY SCHOOLS.

Conferences.

Total, 1878..
Total, 1874.

Increase .

3=

1,000

892

108

Ministers.

304

44

274

42

Montreal

196

14

91

15

NewB. & P E. I

86

9

Newfoundland. ....

49

124
105

17
14
10

41

34

365
330
220
106
95
49

Members.

o

2,686;
2,190

1,324'
976
4251

1.829

33,386i

35,690j

21,526'

8,936

7,446
6,191

36,072

37.880

22,850

9,912

7,871

8,020

1,165 9,430
1,031 8,442

19

134

98S

113,175 122,605
93,504 101,946

19,671! 20,659

Sunday Schools.

t»

508
532
293
164
147
89

1,733
1,512

221

4,633
5,735
2,310
1,305
1,060
738

15,751
13,277

2,474

o

36,1

43, t

17,(

9,{

8,(

6,1

120,!
101,5

i9,;

II.— CHURCH KS axi, 1'AKSONAGES.

Conferences.

Number

of
Churches

Value.

Toronto

N. B. & P. E. I..
Newfoundland .

611
645
358
182
170
80

$1,481,060 00

1,507,500 00

1,163,950 00

*
#

122,300 00

Total, 1878..
Total, 1874..

2,046
1,406

$4,274,810 00
$2,573,174 00

Increase .

540

$1,701,636 00

Number
of Par-
sonages.

149
155
110

49

21

484
374

Value

$248,360 00
282,794 00
172,333 00

23,700 00

$727,187 00
: $400,067 00

110 $327,110 00

Burial : ,T ,
n i V alue.
Grounds.

i

Total Vali
of Churcl
Property.

******
******

$1,729,420

1,790,294

1,236,283

550,230

450,000

166,000

238 ! $44,049 00

$6,237,207
$3,569,887

i

•••■ I •

$2,667,320

* No returns.

SECOND GENERAL CONFERENCE.

523

Conferences.

Toronto .

London

Montreal . .

Uova Scotia . . . ....

Sew Brunswick & P. E. Island
Newfoundland .
Miscellaneous Receipts. . .

Total, 1878...
Total, 1874

L
Increase .

III.— CONNEXION AL FUNDS.

Contingent.

Educational.

Superan'd ,„. .
Ministers. Missionary.

Sunday
School.

$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.

Missions to the Indians in British Columbia, Saskatchewan,

Hudson's Bay Territory, and the Provinces of Ontario

and Quebec

43

*40

3,013

Missions to Japan.

4

t 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-

lumbia. Red River, and Algoma Districts.. .

24

23

1,320

Domestic Missions.

Toronto Conference

54

64

6,081

jondon Conference ... . •

47

57

4,573

Montreal Conference. . ....

74

80

6,342

Sova Scotia Conference .

62

64

6,269

tfew 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.

t Five of these are Japanese assistants.

In addition to the number of ordained Missionaries, there are 15 Native Assistants, and 5 Ministers
>n Circuits supplying small bands of Indians. There are 33 Schools and 33 Teachers and 21 Inter-
)reters making a paid Agency in the Missionary Department of the Methodist Church of Canada
•f 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. 1st. 2nd. Conference.

A.

Addison, Peter. . .
Andrews, Alfred
Angwin, Joseph <>.

Beaudry, Louis N
Berry, Francis.. . .
Betts, Jonathan E.
Blackstock, Wni. S .
Bland, Henry F
Bond, Stephen . .
Borland, John.. .
Bredin, John
Brettle, Elias
Briggs, William.
Brock, James
Brock, Thomas.
Brown, George.
Brown, William C . . .
Burwash, Nathaniel,
S.T.D

1874

1874
1874

1874
1874

1874
1874
1874
1874
1874

1874
1874

1878
1878
1878

Toronto.
London.
Nova Scotia.

1878iMontreal.
.... London.
1878|Toronto.
1878 Montreal.
1878 Montreal.
187 8 1 Montreal.
1878|Montreal.
1878 ! Toronto.

Nova Scotia.

Toronto.

Toronto.

London.

Toronto.

Nova Scotia.

1878
1878

1878

'1874 1878 Toronto

o.

Campbell,? Alexander. .
Carroll, John, D.D.. . .
Caswell, James. . . .

Clarke, John S

Clarkson, Jno. B., M. A
Clement, Edwin
Coffin, Joseph S .
Constable, Thomas. . .
Cornish, George H.

Cosford, Thomas

Creighton, Kennedy .
Currie, Duncan D .

1874

1878
1878

1878
1878
1878
....11878
1874 ...
....'1878
1874!1878
187411878
1874 1878

1874

Davis, George H. . . .
Dewart, Edward H. . .
Dickson, G. N. A. F. T.
Douglas, George, LL.D.
Douse, John..
Dove, James .
Duncan, Robert |

D.

1874
1874
1874
1874

1878
1878
1878
1878

1878
1878
1878

Montreal.

Toronto.

New Connexion.

Toronto.

London.

Toronto.

Nova Scotia.

Montreal.

London.

London.

Toronto.

New Brunswick.

Montreal.

Toronto.

London.

Montreal.

Toronto.

Newfoundland.

New Brunswick.

Name of Delegate.

1st.

2nd.

Conference.

Eby, Charles S., B.A..
Elliott, James, D.D. . .
England, James.

English, William

Evans, Ephraim, D.D.

Fish, Charles

Forman, Richard J. . .
Fowler, Robert, M.D..

Gaetz, Leonard

Galbraith, Win., B.C. L
Graham, James. . . .

Gray, James

Green, Anson, D.D.. .
Griffin, William S. .
Gundy, Joseph K.. .

B.

■18741....
18741878
1874f ....

1874| ..
18741878

F

1874
1874
1874

London.
Montreal.
Nova Scotia.
Montreal.
London.

1878 Toronto.
London.
London.

1878

G.

1874

!

1878

1874

1878

1874

1878

1874

1878

1874

1878

1874

....

Hall, William

Hammond, Richard M.

Hannon, James

Hansford, William. . .
Harper, Eph. B., M.A.
Harris, Thomas
Hart, Joseph.
Heartz, William H.. . .
Henderson, Wm. C. MA
Holmes, Edwin. . . .
Hooker, LeRoy. .
Howard, Isaac B. .
Huestis, George 0 . . .
Huestis, Stephen F.. .

Hunt, John

Hunter, William J.. . .
Hurlburt. Asahel ....

H.

1874
1874
1874

]'.874
1874
1874

1874
1874

1874

Irwin, William.

1874
1874

I.

|1874'

J.

1878
1878

1878

1878
1878
1878

1878

1878
1878
1878

1878

Nova Scotia.

Montreal.

London.

London.

Toronto.

London.

New Connexion.

Montreal.

Montreal.

Montreal.

London.

Toronto.

Newfoundland.

New Brunswick.

Nova Scotia.

London.

New Connexion.

Montreal.

London.

Nova Scotia.

Nova Scotia.

Toronto.

Montreal.

London.

I Toronto.

J effers, Wellington, DD
Jeffery, Thomas W . . .

Jones, Richard

Jost, Cranswick, M.A.

1874il878
....11878
1874j....
. .. 1878

Toronto.
Toronto.
Toronto.
Nova Scotia.

DELEGATES TO GENERAL CONFERENCES.

525

Name of Delegate.

1st.

2nd.

Conference.

eough, Thomas S. . .
ershaw, Edward

lird, John G

iird, William H . . .
mgford, Alexander .

ithern, John

ithern, John

K.

;. . 1878: Toronto.
J18741. 'New Connexion.

L.

[1874

ivell, Charles, M.A .
jaroyd, John..

1874

1874

1874

1878
1878
1878

1878

Toronto.
Toronto.
London.
Nova Scotia.
New Brunswick.

1878iLondon.
1878 (Toronto.

M.

illigan, GeorgeS., MA|1874|1878|Newfoundland.
Mc

1874

New Connexion

cAlister, James ....

....[1878

London.

cCallum, Joseph W. .

18741878

Toronto.

cDonagh, William

. J 1878

London.

cDonald, Davidson,

1

M.D

.. ..11878

Toronto.

cDowell, David C. .

1874 1878

Toronto.

cGirl, William ... .

187411878

Montreal.

cKeown, Hezekiah . .

1874

New Brunswick

cMurray, John.. .

1874

Nova Scotia.

cRitchie, George . . .

1874

1878

Montreal.

N.

elles, SamuelS., D.D., |

LL.D J1874

icolson, Alex. W .1874

1878
1878

aisley, Chas. H. ,M. A.
arker, Wm. R., M.A.

each, John S

hilp, John, M.A

ickard, Humphrey,

D.D

itcher, Joel T

oole, William H . . . .
ope, Henry, D. D . .
otts, John, D.D
rinee, John . .

....11878
18741878
. |1878
. ..11878

Toronto.
Nova Scotia.

New Brunswick.
London.
Newfoundland.
London.

1874; 1878 New Brunswick.

J1878 Montreal.

1874| iToronto.

1874 1878'New Brunswick.

1874
1874

R.

1878'Toronto.

. . . . New Brunswick.

ice, Samuel D., D.D.
ichardson, George . .
ichardson, George . . .

1874jl77S, London.

1874J .... INewConnexion.
1878: London.

Name of Delegate.

Robson, Ebenezer ....
Robinson, Joseph H
Rogers, Jabez A . .
Rolston, David D .
Rose, Samuel, D.D.
Russ Amos E., M.A .
Ryckman, Edward B.,

M.A

Ryerson, Egerton,D.D.,

LL.D. ..

1st.

1874
1874

1874
1874

2nd.

1878
1878
1878

W8
1878

1878

1878

Conference.

Montreal.
London.
Nova Scotia.
New Connexion.
Toronto.
Toronto.

London.

Toronto.

s.

Sanderson, George R. .

18741878

London.

Savage, David

.. ..|1878

London.

Scott, William

18741878

Montreal.

Shaw, John

18741878

Toronto.

Shaw, William Isaac,

!

LL.B. ...

.1878

Montreal.

Slater, James C . .

1874 1878

London.

Smith, Richard

1874

Nova Scotia.

Sparling, Joseph W.,

B.D .

1874

1878

Montreal.

Sprague, Howard, M. A.

1878

New Brunswick.

Stafford, Ezra A.

1878

Montreal.

Starr, J. Herbert

1878

Toronto.

Stephenson, William . 1874

London.

Stewart, Charles, D.D. 1874

1878

New Brunswick

Sutherland, Alexanderl874

.... Montreal.

Sutherland, Alexander. .

1878|Toronto.

Sutherland, Donald G.

1878 London.

Swann, Matthew.

lS78[London.

Taylor, James..

T.

1874 1878

New Brunswick

Temple, Robert A . . . .

1874

1878

Nova Scotia.

Tindall, William

1874

New Connexion

Tindall, William . . .

1878

Toronto.

W

Wakefield, John 1874 1878,London.

Whiting, Richard .

1874

1878IMontreal.

Wilkinson, Henry

1874

. INewConnexion

Williams, John A.,

D.D ..

18741878

London.

Williams, Thomas G. .

....1878

Montreal.

Williams, William. . .

1874!....

New Connexion

Williams, William. . . .

[1878

London.

Willoughby,N.R.,MA

1874 1878

Toronto.

Willoughby, William .

....1878

London.

Wood, Enoch, D.D. .

187411878

Toronto.

II.— LAYMEN.

A.

B.

dams, John ..18741878

Montreal.

Beatty, James H.. .

1874

1878

London.

1878

Montreal.

New Brunswick.

Beatty, John, M.D
Beatty, William, LL.B

1874

1878
1878

Toronto.

Jlison, David, LL D.

1874

1878

Toronto.

llison, William H. .

1874

Nova Scotia.

Beer, George R. . . .

18741. ..

New Brunswick.

Appleby, John

1874

London.

Bemister, J

1874'....

Newfoundland.

1874

Toronto.

Bickle, Henry

1878

Toronto.

.rmstrong, John W .

1874

1878

Toronto.

Bishop, George. . .

1878

Montreal.

.ustin, William H —

1878

Toronto.

Bissell, J . . .

. ..|l878

Montreal.

ylesworth, Isaac B.,

Black, A. B

....11878

Nova Scotia.

M.D.

1878

Toronto.

18741878

Toronto.

Since deceased.

526

DELEGATES TO GENERAL CONFERENCES.

Name of Delegate.

| 1st.

,2nd.

Conference.

Name of Delegate.

1st. [2nd. | Conference.

Brenton, John

1 1878

Toronto.

Howell, Nelson

1878 London.

Bridgman, John P .

!1874 ....

London.

Huestis, William B. .

1878'Nova Scotia.

Brownridge, Joseph.

1874 .... iNewConnexion.

Hume, George B.. . ,\ .

1878 Montreal.

1874 , Montreal.

Hunt, Alfred * .

1878'Toronto.

Burns, Stewart. . . .

. .'18781 Nova Scotia.

•

I.

c.

Inch, James R., LL.D.

11878 Nova Scotia.

Cairns, Thomas . .

18741878

Montreal.

Irvine, James. . .

1878; Montreal.

Carson, J. E . ...

.. ..H878

London.

Irwin, Robert .

1874. New Connexion

Chipman, Z

18741. ..

New Brunswick.

Clarke, Dr., M.P.P.

1874| ....

London.

J.

Coates, J. N

11878

1878

1878

. ..1878

New Brunswick.
Toronto.
Montreal.
Toronto.

Johnston, Alexander...
Jones, Judge. . .
Junkin, Samuel S .

Coates worth, Emerson.

Colby, C. C

Cox, George A

.... 1878' London.
1874 1878 London.
j 1878 London.

Cunningham, H . . .

.187 8 'Montreal.

K.

D.

Kennedy, Warring. .

1874 1878jToronto.

Dalgleish, W. W

1874

. . . Montreal.

Kenny, Robert . .

1874il878|Montreal.

Davis, Alexander C.

1874

Montreal.

Kilborn, Jared.. .

1874[. .

London.

Dawson, William E. . .

1878

New Brunswick.

Deacon, Judge

1874

Montreal.

L.

Demill, T. C

1878 Toronto.

Lambly, William H . .

1878

Montreal.

* Detlor, John V,

1874 ...jLondon.

Lane, J . B

1878

London.

Driffill, Thomas.

1878, Toronto.

Langford, Isaac.

•

1878

London.

Dudman, Sheriff..

1878|Nova Scotia.

Langille, Oliver

1874

Nova Scotia.

Dundas, J. R

. . 1878 Toronto.

Latimer, William. . . .

1874

New Connexion.

•Latimer, William. . .

1878

London.

E.

La veil, Michael, M.D..

1878

Montreal.

Eaton, J. W

1874

Montreal.

•Leech, William H.

1878

London.

Edwards, James .

1874

Toronto.

Lewis, Thomas M.

1874

....

Nova Scotia.

Elliott, Thomas.

1874 1878

Montreal.

Lister, Joseph

1874

London.

* Evans, James ....

1874! . .

New Connexion.

Lockhart, E. F

1874

New Brunswick.

LongwoTth, Israel . . .

1874

i878

Nova Scotia.

F.

Luttrell, Richard. . . .

1874

New Brunswick.

Ferrier, Hon. James , ,

[1878 Montreal.

M.

Fish, James..

18741878 Montreal.

Fisher, A. S.

1874!l878 London.

Mack, J. N., M.P ..

.1878

Nova Scotia.

Fletcher, George.. .

1874 ..jToronto.

Manning, J

... 1878

Toronto.

Ford, Dr

....1878, Toronto.

Miller, ,I.S

... |1878

Nova Scotia.

Foster, E. C

1874

.Nova Scotia.

Mitchell, S. E

1878

Montreal.

Francis, George.

1874

. . . . Toronto.

Mitchell, Thomas. .

1874

New Connexion.

Francis, John ...

1878Toronto.

* Morrow, John B.

1878

Nova Scotia.

Freeman, .John W

1874

.... Nova Scotia.

Frost, Alfred. ... .

1874

1878 Toronto.

]

Ma

G.

McAlister, Michael.. .

1874i..

NewConnexion.

McCausland, John ....

18741878

London.

German, George G.

1874

London.

McDonald, John, M.P.

1874:1878

Toronto.

Gibbs, William H . .

1874

1878

Toronto.

McKenzie, Robert W. .

1878

London.

Gibson, Robert A.

1878

Montreal.

McKitrick, Thomas . . .

1878

London.

* Gooderham, James . .

1874

Toronto.

McNeil, John S . ...

1878

Nova Scotia.

Gray, W. M

1878

London.

McNeil, L., J.P

1878 Newfoundland.

Griffin, J. K..

1878

London.

McNutt, William B .

1878, Nova Scotia.

H.

McRoberts, Alexander.

1878lLondou.

Hall, William F...

1878 Montreal.

N.

Hampton, .lusiah .
Harrison, Johnson. . .

Hay, Robert

Hifliard, Thomas . . .

1874 .... New Connexion.

1878, London.

1874.1878'London.

1978 London.

1874[.... IMontreal.

Narraway, William A. .
Neville, Mitchell.

Nixon, Thomas

Norris, George A., M. D !

1874
1874

1874

... Loudon.
. . . . Montreal.
1878 Toronto.
1878 'Toronto.

Holtby, Thomas ... .

.... 1878 Toronto.

o.

Hopkins, Benjamin . . .

1874 'New Connexion.

Hopkins. Benjamin . .

....1878

London.

Ogden, William, M.D.

1874 . .Toronto.

Hough, James..

1874

London.

Orr, E. >S. . .

] 1878 'Montreal.

Howell, Isaac Reed . . .

1874.

London.

Osborne, F. J . . .

18741. .JToronto.

* Since c

deceased.

METHODIST PERIODICALS.

527

Name of Delegate.

1st.

2nd.

Conference.

Name of Delegate.

1st.

2nd.

Conference.

Palmer, Robert C
Palmer, Sheriff.
Patrick, Sheriff
Patton, James
Pearson, J. J . .
Phelps, Noah.
Pierce, Peter
Piatt, Geo. D.,
Plewes, David..

b.a ;

1874
1874

1874

Richardson, R.
Rife, George W
Roblin, J. P. .
Rogerson, Hon.
Rosevear, John
Rowley, Alfred

J. J

R.

.11874
.11874
. 1874

.11874

Sanders, Corey
Sanford, William E. .
Scarff, James

Schell, Alfred

Schofield, William A. .
Sha"hnon, 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
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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 6th, 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. K. Hartley Dcwart, 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 was 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

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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.

The membership of the Church when the Guar-
dian was established was less than twelve thousand,
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 "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 of York. 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 of $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."

From 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
(asi4e 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,
perhaps, 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 Canadian 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-fifth year of his
ministry, and 77th year of his age — looking for a
better country and waiting for a heavenly home.

E. Kyerson.
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 bells 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.

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 Christiana
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 OF THE CHRISTIAN GUARDIAN FROM 1829 to 1881.

Egerton Ryerson 3 years .

James Richardson .... 1 year.

Egerton Ryerson 2 years .

Ephraim Evans. ... 3 years .

Egerton Ryerson. 2 years.

..1829 to 1832.
.1832 to 1833.
.1833 to 1835.
. 1835 to 1838.

Jonathan Scqtt ....
George F. Playter.
George R. Sanderson..
James Spencer.

. 1838 to 1840. Wellington Jeffers.D.D

E. H. Dewart, D.D

4 years.
2 years.
% years.
9 years.
9 years.

1840 to
.1844 to
. 1846 to
. 1851 to
..I860 to

12 years 1869 to 1881

Note.— Prior to the organization'of the General Conference the Editor was elected annually,
then, quadrennially. At the General Conference of 1878 the present Editor was re-elected
further term of four years. Its present circulation is 10, 1 57 weekly.

1844.
1846.
1851.
1860.
1869.

since
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II. THE WESLEYAN.

The publication of the Wesleyan was begun in the year 18-18 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. . . .
Matthew H. Richey, Esq . . .
Charles Churchill, M.A...
John McMurray

1848 to 1852
1S52 to 1S54
1854 to 1S60
1860 to 1868

Humphrey Piekard, D.D.
Alexander W Nicolson.. .
Duncan D. Currie
T. Watson Smith

1868 to 1873
1873 to 1879

1879 to 1880

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 increasingly
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 quarto, semi-monthly, illustrated paper, and supplants the Sunday-school
Guardian.

VIII. THE SUNBEAM.

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. H.
Withrow, M.A.

BOOK ROOMS AND PUBLISHING ESTABLISHMENTS.

I. TORONTO.

In November, 1829, coincident with the publication of The Christian Guaedian, 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. WILLIA.M 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 1829 to 1832

James Richardson 1 year. 1832 to 1833

Egerton Ryerson .... 2 years. 1833 to 1835

Matthew Lang 2 years.. 1835 to 1837

John Ryerson 4 years 1837 to 1841

William Briggs, 2 years, 1879 to 1881

Alexander McNabb. 2 years. . 1841 to 1843
Anson Green, D.D. . . 11 years. 1843 to 1854
George R. Sanderson .. 5 years.. ^ 1854 to 1859
Arison Green, D.D 6 years. . . 1859 to 1865
Samuel Rose, D.D 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 bears the name of many a well-fought
battle-field, and flashes with the glories of many a victory for Christ.

At a very early period 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 181.1 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 his Times."

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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 boys, 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 tire. 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 fiftv-five in number, and her members only 11,348, a Con-
stitution was adopted for an institution to be (■ailed 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 Auciliarv's 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, ami to their brethren the local preachers,
to appropriate during the ensuing four years, such fees as they may receive for the celebration 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. John 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." J In 183S the Rev. Matthew Richey, M.A., was
appointed its Principal for a second year, ami the Rsv. John B?atty was appointed Steward. During

* See Minutes, 1830. t Scott's Letters on Superior Education. + Minutes of Conf., 1837.

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the 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 Victoria 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 \ v , p

, „ ,.-, J- Egerton Kyerson.

iaji ( Egerton Kyerson, D. D.

1845 1

to [-Alexander McNab, M.A.
1848)
1849 Alexander McNab, D.D.

1850)

to Samuel S. Nelles, M.A,
1800 )
1861

to ' Samuel S. Nelles, D. D.

1871 \

1872 )

to Samuel S. Nelles, D.D., LL.D.
188 1 )

<%? ' ««S KMkjKM 1 1 lit P

REV. S. S. NELLES, D.D., LL.D.

FACULTY OF THE UNIVERSITY OF VICTORIA COLLEGE.

From 181/1, the date of the University Charter, to the year 18S0, in the order of appointment.
(Kindly furnished for this Cyclopaedia by Professor Bur trash.)

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.

i 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.
Eice, 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.
Eolph, 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. & Pracof Med.
Barrett, Michael, M.D., Institutes of Med.

185b.

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 H., B.A., Prof, of Modern Lang.
Trudell, E. H, 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. & Phar.
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, ( lonzalve, 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.
RSsebrugh, AbnerM.. M.D.,Prof. ofOpthal. 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 H., 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 Neiv Testament.

REV. ALFRED H. REYNAR, M.A.,

Biblical and Ecclesiastical History.

SYNOPSIS OF STATISTICS OF. VICTORIA UNIVERSITY, 1852

TO' 1880.

Students.

Number
of Grad-
uates.

Honor-
ary
Degrees
conferred

Year.

Under-
Grad.

Special-
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- ]•

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

ii'

328

65

1

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

1

1868- 9.

51

19

202

37

309

101

1869-70

45 i 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

1

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

Total

Numb

er of Grac

luates

i. .

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.

(e) Ad eundem.

(d) Honorary.

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.

1858,

Bain, Abraham R., B.A,

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.

VICTOBIA 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),

1859.
Bowerman, Allan, B. A., 1871 (6),

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., 1861 (a <i- c),

M.A., 1867.
Burns, Robt. N., 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.
Byington, 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, W. 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 {b).
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.
Cowley, Thomas, B., B.A., 1878.
Crews, Lewis W., B.A., 1877.
Crowle, Fred. W., B.A., 1879.
Cruikshanks, J. Y., B.A., 1877.
Culver, W. H., B.A., 1873.
Currie, Hector, B.A., 1871.

D.

Davidson, J., B.A., 1880.
Davis, D. W., B.A., 1880.
Dean, W W., 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, W. A., B.A., 1873.
Douse, John G., B.A., 1875.
Dowler, W. A., B.A., 1880.
Dowler, W. J., B.A., 1880.
Downey, Wm. S., B.A., 1862,

M.A., 1866.
Dumble, John H. , M. A. (d), 1 860.
Dumble, D. W., B.A., 1860.

B.

Eby, Charles S., B.A., 1871.
Echlin, Robt. Feel, B. A., 1878(6).
Edgcumbe, George, B.A., 1875.
Elliott, Wm. 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. W., B.A., 1802.

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., 1867.
Hare, Ches., 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 (n).
Harris, Elijah P., Ph. D., M.A.

(c), 1862.
Harrison, Chas. W., 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 W., 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.

Hossaek, 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. Wesley, B.A,, 1878.
Hutton, Hy. H., M.A. (e), 1863

Irvine, C. R., B.A, 1880.
Ivey, C. H., B.A., 1880.

Jamieson, Jas.

M.A., 1879.
Jamieson, Wm,

M.A., 1879.
Jamieson, Wm.

M.A., 1879.
Janes, Simeon

J.

S.

H.

S.,
H.

B.A.,
, B.A,

1875,
1876,

B.A., 1876,
B.A., 1866

(«), M.A., 1872.
Johnston, Hugh,B. A., 1865(6<fcc),

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, W., B. A., 1855, M. A., 1858.
Kerr. John W., B.A., 1857 (c),

M.A., 1867.
King, A., B.A., 1880.
Kingston, Wm., M.A. (e), 1859.
Knight, A. G., B.A., 1873.
Koyl, C. H, B.A., 1877.

Laing, J., B. A., 1871, M. A., 1874.
Lanii.lv, Osborn, B.A., 1864 (c),

M.A., 1868.
Law, W. H., B.A., 1860.
Lazier, Stephen F., B.A., 1860,

MA, 1864.
LeBarre, S. F., B.A., 1874.
Logan, J. B., M.A. (d), 1858.
Longlev, Ben., B.A., 1874 (bd-c).
Lowe, Wm. Henry, B.A., 1863.
Lumsden, Wm. M.A., (d), 1862.

M.

Madge, Wm. W., B.A., 1880.
Mallett, Richard, B.A., 1872.
Manning, Thomas. B.A., 1874.
Marceau, W F., B.A., 1874 (a).
Masten, Corn. A.. B.A., 1879(a).
Meacham, G. M., B.A., 1860,

M.A., 1872.
Metcalf, Wm. 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., B.A., 1868.
Morrison, Wm. Fred. B. A., 1863,

M.A., 1868.
Morrow, Edward, B.A., 1862,

M.A, 1867.
Morrow, John, B.A., J 875.
Moyer, Peter E. W., B. A., 1865,

M.A., 1869.
Munson, Fred. A., B.S.,1878.
Munson, J. H. D., B.A., 1878.

Mo.

MacBride, Dugald, B.A., 1871.
MacFadden, W. H., B.A., 1871.
Mackie, Wm. B.A. (e), 1865.
Maclaren, J. J., B.A., 1862 (a),

M.A., 1866.
MacMullen, Harvard C, B.A.,

1866.
MacPherson, Moses H., B.A.,

1869, M.A., 1872.
HcCaughey, S. G. M.A., 1858.
McClatchie, Alfred, B.A., 1863,

M.A., 1868.
McClive, Wm. H., B.A., 1861(c),

M.A., 1868.
HcCullough, Wm. S., B. A., 1864,

M.A., 1871.
McDonald, Walter R., B.A. (e),

1856.
McHenry, 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.
STelles, 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.

Ddlum, Edward, B.A., 1879.
3rmiston, W., D.D., B.A., 1848,

M.A., 1856.

P.
Parker, Wm. E., 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.
Pen-in, 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,, 1866,

M.A., 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.

Raveill, John |Wm., B.A., 1869

(b), M.A., 1872.
Reynar,A.H.,B.A.,1862 (6<fcc),

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, JohnE.,B.A.,'l864, M.A.,

1867.
Ross, J. R.,B.A., («) 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,JohnH.,M.A. (<2)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. (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., 1867.
Starr, R. H, B.A., 1864 (6),

M.A., 1867.
Stephens, Alfred M., B.A., 1865.
Stevenson, Eph. B., B.A., 1879.
Stewart, George, B.Sc, 1880.

Stickle, Chas. W., B.A., 1866

(6), 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.
Tremeer, James, B.A., 1879.

w

Wager, N., B.A., 1880.
Wallace, Samuel, B.A., 1866.
Wallbridge, Asa F:, B.A. («),

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., 1860,

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. («), 1857.
Wilson, James G., M.A. (d),

1859.
Wilson, J., B.A., 1867.
Wilson, Richard Wornall, B.A ,

1871 (a), M.A., 1874.
Withrow, W H. , M. A. , (e), 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., 1872, M.A.,

1875.

VICTORIA COLLEGE.

541

GRADUATES IN MEDICINE.

(a) Gold Medallist, {b) Silver Medallist, (c) Honorary, (d.) Ad evndem.

A.

Abbott, J. T., 1872.
Adams, Thos.,B.A., '68.
Agnew, J. R,, 1857.
Aikman, R. P., 1868.
Aikman, C. M.\ 1862.
Alain, S , 1879.
Alfred, R. H., 1862.
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.
Arehambault, Joseph S.,

1868.
Arehambault, Gedeon,

1869.
Arehambault, Gaspard,

1873.
Armstrong, T M., '80.
Armstrong, John, 1867.
Atkinson, Ed. L., 1866.
Aubin, W. E., 1879.
Aubuchon, Simeon, '69.
Aubry, Alph. D., 1873.
Auclair, L. Z., 1879.
Aylesworth, R. B , 1867.
Aylesworth, Geo. M.,

1869.

Bachand, Leonidas C. ,

1878.
Bailey, T. L., 1857.
Bain, James, 1860.
Band, 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., 1860.
Beaton, A. H., 1864.
Beatty, Thomas, 1856.
Beaudet, N., 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, Theoph., '75.
Belcourt, O. E., 1880.
Beliveau, Henri, 1868.
Bell, Samuel, 1871.
Bellemare, E., 1879.

Bellemarre, Maxime, '70.
Benham, 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.
Berthelot, J. E., 1874.
Biggar, Geo., 1862.
Biggar, Robert H., '66.
Bingham, G. W., 1855.
Blackstock, W. H., '67.
Blake, Warren H., 1861.
Blondin, Jos., 1880.
Boddington, Geo., 1867.
Boileau, Jules M., 1875.
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. N., 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, Georga, 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.

Buller, Frank, 1869.
Bulmer, T. S., 1867.
Burkhart, J. L., 1874.
Burkholder, Isaac, 1863
Burnham, George, 1867.
Burque, Joseph, 1876.
Burtch, John, 1859.
Byers, John N., 1869.

C

Caldwell, William, 1874
Camireau, Olivier, 1871.
Campbell, A. W., 1880.
Campbell, Dennis W., '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, E J ward L., 1871.
Castleman, W. A., 1856.
Caughill, Clarke, 1856.
Caw, David, 1859.
Caw, William, 1864.
Chagnon, Phileas, 1870.
Chagnon, K. B., 1879.
Chamberlain, 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. JI., 1867.
Christoe, W. 8., 1866.
Clark, Daniel, 1858.
Clarke, Joseph, 1861.
Clarke, Robert B., 1866.
Clarke, James F. , 1867.
Clarke, John, 1876.
Clemens, G. H., 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. 0., '57 (a)
Corson, Adam C, 1864.
Cote, C, 1879.
Cote, A T., 1879.
Cote, Victor, 1876.
Couillard, Pierre L., 75
Coulombe, 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. H.,

1879.
DeGrandpnS, L., 1879.
DeGrassi, A. W J., '67.
Deguise, Joseph B., 70.
De Laval Thvernay,

G. A., 1879.
De Laval Thiernay,

M. E., 1679.
Delvecchio, A., 1867.
Demers, Jos. A , 1868.
Demers, Fred., 1872.
Demers, G., 1874.
Demers, Avila, 1874.
Desautels, Alfred, 1873.
Desjardins, Henri, 1871.
Desjardins, L. E., 1873.
Desjardins, S., 1879.
Desloges, Jos. A , 1870.
Desmarteau, N. B., 1872
Desnoyers,Dontagne, 78
Desorcy, Charles, 1874.
Despars, Fr., 1877.
Desroche, 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, Winceslas, 1871.
Dickson, J. F., 1880.
Disher, J. C, 1861.
Dixon, J., 1857,
Donnelly, J., 1857
Dorland, Peter V B.,'56
D'Orsonnens, Th., 1878

(d).
Dorval, Arthur, 18/4.
Douglas, J. S.. 1866.
Douglas, A., 1874. (b).
Douglass, John G., 1863.
Douquette, E. E., 1879.
Downey, Wm. S., M.A.,

1865.
Drainville, D., 1868.
Drake, W A , 1857.
Dube, Pierre C, 1876.
Ducharme, Joseph, 1867
Dufort, Tancrede, 1872.
Duhaut, Geo. J., 1873.
Duncan, A. C, 1862.
Dupuis, Julien, 1872.
Durocher, L. B., 1879.
Dutizac, Z. 0., 1867.
Duval, Arthur, 1874.
Duval, Saluste, 1876.

B.

Earl, Ezra M., 1862.
Edmundson, Robert,

1866 (b).
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., 1867.
Ferron, Wilbrod, 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, JohnR., 1858.
Fontaine, Marc, 1875.
Forbes, George, 1863.
Ford, AdamE., 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., 1866.
Frasor, John, 1871.
Freel, S. L., 1872.
French, Wm.W., 1869.
Fulton, John, 1863 (a).
Fyfe, Joseph A., 1865.

a

Gaboury, Ulric, 1872.
Gaboury, Tancrede, 1873
Gaboury, Jos. R. 1873.
Gadboise, Antoine, 1871
Gagnon, Joseph, 1872.
Gahan, 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 6. ,

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., 1880
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. t>., 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.
Gues^.n, 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.
Hurley, Benjamin, 1866
Harrison, Wm. T., 1869
Harvey, John, 1860.
Havel, Victor, 1874.
Hawkesworth, Easton.

1856.
Haynes, Thomas S., '70.
Hebert, Andr6, 1878.
Hebert, Louis D., 1874.
Hebert, Avila, 1876.
Henderson, Walter, '69.
Henry, Samuel M., '68.
Hepworth, 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, SamuelL.,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
Jar vis, 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.,1870
Jolley, John, 1865.
Jones, Charles A., 1866

K.

Keagy, David, 1867.
Keating, Thomas, 1861.
Keffer, Thomas D., 1866
Kennedy, J. T., 1864(d)
Kennedy, Angus, 1876.
Kerr, B. S., 1867.
Ki-nian, Thomas, 1S09.

King, John S., 1879.
King, S. A., 1867-
King, Frank, 1868.
Kingston, Jno. Jas. 1869
Kirkland, Arch. S.,1869
Kirkparick, 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, 1874
"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.
Lamarche, 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, Lewis, 1858.
Langstaff, James, 1876.
Lanthier, Hor., 1876.
Lapalme, Leon A., 1878
La Porte, A., 1867.
La Porte, J. B., 1872.
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., 1879.
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. j
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, 8. A., 1868.
Longtin, Ismael, 1S76.
Loughead, G. D., 1868.
Lount, Gabriel, 1867.
Lovekin, Jas. P., 1871.
Lubv, Walter, 1869.
Lumlev, Wm., 1870.
Lund, 'Richard, 1860.
Luudy, David W., 1865
Lundy, Wm. C, 1867.
Lusk, Charles H., 1867.
Lutz, Calvin, 1868.

M.

Hadore, 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.
Massed L. A., 1879.
Messecar, A. J., 1864.
Matthieu, 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.
Meunier 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.
Moreau, Hippolyte,1869
Moore Samuel, 1866.
Moorhouse, Henry, '71.
Moquin, Victor, 1874.
Moreau, G. Th., 1880.
Morrow, Robert, 1864.
Mousseau, Octave, 1871
Mousseau, F. X., 1S74.
Mullen, J. A., 1857.
Mullin, John A., 1859.
Mulloy, Nelson, 1866.
Munns, W A., 1864.
Munro, Edwin, 1874.
Munro, L., 1880.
Munro, Pierre, 1878.
Munroe, Neil, 1864.
Muter, Peter Johnston,
1866.

Mo.

McAllister, Lacklin,'68.
McAlpine, John, 1875.
MeBean, David, B. A.,

1867.
IMcBrien, W. F., 1864.
McCallum, George A.,

1866.
McCamus, Wm., 1869.
McCandless, Francis, '60
McCarroll, Rev. John,

1879.
McCausland, Marshall

B., 1860.
McClinton, Nathaniel,

1865.
McCollumJ.S.,1862(a).
McCrea, C. A., 1867.
McCrea, James N., 1859
McCullagh, JohnJ.,'62.
McCuliy, Jonathan, '66.
McDermitt, James, 1870
McDonald, A. B., 1867-
McDonald, C, 1880.
McDonald, J. D., 1867.
McDonald, Sainuel, 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.
Mclntyre, D. G. 1857.
Mclntyre, Robert, 1862.
McKay, Andrew, 1871.
McKay, H. M., 1867.
McKay, James, 1858.
MeKechie, W, 1880.
McKeown, John, 1866.
MeKerracher, Alex. , '63.
McKinnon, Angus, 1864.
McLarty, Duncan, 1867.
McLaughlin, Wm., 1862.
McLay, Archibald, 1868.
McLav Peter W., 1870.
McLean, P., 1874 (a).
McLeod, H. M., 1864.
McMahon, James, 1876.
McMans, G. G, 1864.
McMillen, Donald, 1865
McMurchy,D. W.,1866.

MoNaughton, Jno, '76.
McO'Connor, M., 1864.
McTavish, Archibald, '65

N.

Nadeau, Alex., 1875.
Nash, Samuel L., 1865.
Neal, George A., 1869.
Xewcombe, James, 1860
Newcombe, Wm., 1865.
Newkirk, Peter, 1855.
Newkirk, P., 1858.
Newkirk, T. G, 1864.
Newkirk, Daniel, 1868.
Nicoll, John, 1862.
Nichol, A., 1872 (b).
Nixon, A., 1864.
Noble, Chas. T., 1856.
Noble, Hiram, 1857.
Noden, Wm., 1863.
Normandin, L. Z , 1879
Norris, (ieorgeA., 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.

Paget, Arthur, 1858.
Palardy, F. L., 1867.
Papin, Napoleon, 1873.
Paquet, Jos., 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.
Pen warden, John M., '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. (b).
Philp, William, 1873.
Piche, Alphone, 1875.
Pilette, Ant, 1876.
Pinkerton, James, 1865.
Pipe, William, 1858.
Piper, J. M., 1880.
Piatt, 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, Luc, 1870.

R.

Radford, Jos. H., 18 80.
Rains, John, 1870.
Ray, J. C, 1862.
Ray, J. E., 1867.
Renaud, P. O., 1879.
Renwick, Herbert, 1867.
Renwick, J. W., 1875.
Reeve, John, 1857.
Richard, Napoleon, 1868.
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.
Routiner, L. deG.,1879.
Roy, Francis E., 1864.
Roy, L., M.A., 1S72.
Roy, Arthur, 1874.
Roy, Joseph, 1874.
Roy, Joseph E. E., 1880.
Roy, L. Joseph, 1880.

544

GRADUATES IN MEDICINE AND LAW.

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.
Schooley, Jay W., 1863.
Schultz, J. C, 1864.
Scott, Steph. A. (d), '55.
Scott, HenrvH., 1860.
Scott, J. S.,*1867.
Secord, Solomon, 1856.
Selley, J. B. (rf), 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.

Spohn, Henry", 1869.
Spohn, John H., 1869.
Sprague, Jas. S., 1869.
Speuill, T. S., 1868.
Stanbury, Richard, 1865.
Stark J. D., M.A., '67.
Stephenson, F. D., 1857.
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, 1880.
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 H., 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, 1869.
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.

Vadnair, T., 1880.
Valcourt, Etienne, 1868.
Valois, Pierre, 1868.
Valois, George, 1876.
VanVelsor, Dan. J.,'62.
Varden, Wm. H, 1862.
Vardon, Thos.W., 1866.
Vaux, Harry, 1866.
Vernet, Louis, 1873.
Vigneaux, Behj., 1868.
Voligny, L. L., 1867

w

Wade, William, 1868.
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, John H., 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.
Willianisj 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. 0. G., 1874.
Wood, Eltham, 1860.
Wood, John W., 1869.
Worsfold, Wm., 1870.
Wright, Hy. H. (c), "55.
Wright, Geo. M.A., '67.
Wylie, Thomas, 1866.

Youmans, A. A., 1859.
Youmans, Milton, 1866.
York, Thos. J., 1866.

GRADUATES IN LAW

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, H, 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.

Cocker, Rev. B. F., D.D. LL.D.,

1874.
Cote, Stanislas, LL.B., 1889.

D.

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., 1868.
Durable, John H, M.A., LL.B.,

1864.

F.

Fletcher, Ashton, M.A., LL.B.,

1864.
Frost, J. WT., 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.

L.
Laframboise, Louis, LL.B., 1871.
Lanctot, Phileas, LL B., 1870.
Langelier, JacquesC, LL.B., '70.
L'Archeveque, 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.

Mc.

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.
Einfret, 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.

(hon) 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, M.A.,

LL.B., 1879.
Wright, J. A., B.A., LL.B., '73.

GEADUATBS IN DIVINITY.

Bell, John W., B.D., 1877.

O.

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.

B.

Edmunds, S. C, B.D., 1877.
Elliott, James, D.D., 1877.

P.
Freeman, John Weldon, B.D.,'77

G.

Guthrie, John, D.D., 1875.

H.

Hoole, Elijah, D.D., 1856.

J.

James, J. H, D.D., 1868.
Jeffers, Wellington, D.D., 1863.
Johnston, Hugh, M.A., B.D.,
1874.

Lomas, John, D.D., 1862.

M.

Mills, Jesse S., B.D., 1877

Mc

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.

This Institution gives a complete and thorough course in Classics, Mathematics, English and
Modern Languages, including the subjects prescribed for High Schools, together with special classes
for intending matriculants in Arts, Law, and Medicine, and for such as are qualifying themselves for
teaching.

STAFF OF INSTRUCTORS, 1880.

D. C. McHENRY, M.A., Principal,

Classics and Modern Languages.

Arthur P. Coleman, B.A., Classical and Science

Master.
William S. Ellis, B.Sc, Mathematics.

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Edwin L. Byington, English Master.
Edward Odlum, B. A., Junior and Preparatorii.

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JACKSON SOCIETY OF VICTORIA COLLEGE.

Instituted 1874-

Object.

The cultivation of Rhetoric and Elocution, and the investigation of Sacred and Secular Science,
h a view to efficiency in the Christian ministry. This object is sought by the reading of articles,
jinal and selected, followed by discussions ; and by exercises in Homiletics and Elocution.

Library.

A Biographical and Theological Library has been established by the Society. It contains at pre-
t five hundred volumes, including a complete set of the Bibliotheca Sacra. This Library is an-
illy increased by the efforts of the Society and the liberality of friends, Contributions are thank-
y received through the Dean of the Faculty of Theology.

LITERARY ASSOCIATION OF VICTORIA COLLEGE.

Established 1857.

This Association has for its object the cultivation of Literature, Science, and Oratory. Its
cers are elected semi-annually from the students.

SCIENCE ASSOCIATION OF VICTORIA COLLEGE.

Organized 1S74-

The founders of this Association had in view the advancement of scientific knowledge among its
mbers and the encouragement of practical work and original research in connection with the
ence Department of the College.

The Association has undertaken the formation of Cabinets, to which large contributions have
iady been made by the members and friends of the Society.

The Library is made up. of Standard and Scientific Works, and is rapidly increasing.

THE NATURAL SCIENCE ASSOCIATION.
Organized 1878.

The object of the Association is to aid in the mutual advancement of its Members in the study of
Natural Sciences, and to afford personal opportunity for practical work, and original investigation,
supplementary to theoretic knowledge.

The Association has commenced the formation of a Scientific Library, and the collection of
;cimens for Cabinets, to which contributions are being made by the members and friends of the
sociation.

II.— HAMILTON WESLEYAN FEMALE COLLEGE.

This In stitution is located in the City of Hamilton, at the head of Lake Ontario, and is owned
a eompan y of stockholders, but is under the control of the General Conference of the Methodist
urch of (J anada. Prior to the opening of this College in 1861, comparatively little had been done
the high er education of the daughters of Ontario. In 1847, a Ladies' Academy was established at
;ton, by the Rev. Daniel McMullen, and about the same time Burlington Ladies' Academy was be-
n in Hamilton, by Rev. Daniel C. YanNorman, M.A. In 1857, through the instrumentality of the
v. Samuel Rose, the Dundas Ladies' College was established. These Institutions for a time render-
valuable service in the cause of education, and, without doubt, largely prepared the way for the
ire permanent Hamilton College. In 1859, an opportunity presenting itself of obtaining a large
ilding in a prominent locality in Hamilton, at greatly reduced value, it was resolved to purchase,
;nsfer the Dundas Seminary to Hamilton, and piocure a charter from the Legislature. This was
ne and the College was opened in September, 1861. The course of study is all that could be desir-
, and on its succeessful completion, the degiees of Mistress of English Literature, and Mistress of
beral Arts are conferred. The Library and Cabinet are good, and valued at $5,000, while the
imated value of the building is $75,000.

The education furnished is broad and very thorough. Few institutions have so extensive a course,
d those who graduate have to complete a very comprehensive and varied outline of studies. The
ichers are all thoroughly educated and possess excellent teaching qualities. The staff is very large;
i cost has been over ten thousand dollars per annum for teacher's salaries alone.

548

HAMILTON WESLEYAN FEMALE COLLEGE.

The appliances for teaching are the result of a wise concern on the part of the Directors to furnish
the best facilities for understanding the subjects taught. The apparatus is sufficient for all experi-
ments in natural philosophy and chemistry — charts of the most expensive kind, coloured so as cor-
rectly to illustrate the subject of study, whether in geology, mineralogy, natural history or botany,
while the cabinets and collections of ferns and flowers furnish a very complete set of specimens in the
various departments of science.

In the fine arts, oil painting, water colours, drawing from models and sketching from nature,
pastil and modelling in plaster are taught by a teacher who has been most successful in this work, and
under whom pupils have made rapid progress. In this department students have lesssons five days of
the week, and advanced pupils have the privilege of painting extra hours.

In music superior advantages are provided. The Professor of Music gives his whole time to this
department. 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 institution in the Dominion.
The teachers have the competency and the heart to teach.

The Modern Languages are taught by an accomplished European teacher, who has the advantage
of being thoroughly conversant with the grammar of 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.

EEV. SAMUEL V. KICK, D.D.

Rev. Richard Jones. .
" George H. Davis ,

NAMES OF GOVERNORS.

. 186' to 1862 I Rev. Samuel Dwight Rice, D.D. . . 1863 to 1878
1862 to 1863 | " Alexander Burns, D.D., LL.D. 1878 to 1881

FACULTY OF INSTRUCTION.

Rev. A. Burns, D.D., LL.D., Principal and Professor of Logic, Mental ami Moral Science

and Evidences.

Rev. W. P. Wright, M. A., B D., Professor of Natural Sciences and Latin.

Mathematics & Rhetoric. — Miss L. O'Loane, M.E. L.
History A: Analysis. — Miss M. Paterson, M.E.L.
English Branches. — Mrs. M. A. Wright.
Preparatory English. — Miss Ida Fish.
French and German. — Mademoiselle Cohendoz.

Prof, of Drawing <L- Painting. — H. M artin, 0. S . A .
Music. — R. S. Ambrose, Esq. (Prof, of Music),
Miss Annette Reebok, Miss Ellie Ambrose.
• Vocal Music. — Miss M. Ida Hackett.
Calisthenics and, hiding. — Major Dearnaly.

GRADUATES.

549

NAMES OF GRADUATES, 1863-80.

1863 Martha P. Grover, ML. A Hamilton. ;

1864 Mary F. Cromwell, M.L.A. .Hamilton, j
Hester A. Fifielcl, M.L A. .Orange, Vt. j
Eliza Starr Rice, M.L.A. .. Hamilton.)

Clara W. Farr, M.E.L Hamilton.

Ellen Hardie, M.E.L Bobeaygeon.

Addie Knowles, M.E.L Cookstown.

Elizabeth F. McGillivary, 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. P..
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, 111.

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, 111.

Mollie F. Wood, M.E.L Dixon, 111.

Emma Watkins, M.E.L Hamilton.

Charlotte Watkins, M. E. L Hamilton.

1867 *Maggie A. Jackes, M.E.L. .Eglington.

Jennie E Huffman, M.E.L Bath.

Adelia V. Patterson, M.E.L Belleville.

Lizzie O'Loane, M.E.L. .. .Glanford.

1868 Emma J. Douse, M.L. A. .. .Paris.

Maria 0. Allen, M.E.L Hamilton.

Jane Breden, M.EL 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.. ..Dundas.

» 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, ^1. E. L . .. ..Hamilton.

Marietta Stinson, M. E. L Hamilton.

Emma F. Vail, M.E.L. ..Hamilton:
Mary J. Walker, M . E. I 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. Walthani, 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 . Walthani, 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.

1872 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 Ohamplain, N.Y.

Elvira M. Manning, M.E.L. .'. . . Bradford.
Ida M. Sawyer, M.E.L.. . Muscatine, Iowa.

1873 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 Pakenham.

Ophelia E. Webster, M.E.L. .. Bracebridge.

1874 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/JM. 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. Haskell.lM.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.

LeettaL. 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 H. 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. i .Hamilton.
Ida Wilkens, M.E.L Quebec

1877 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.

Marv 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 Ourrie, M. E. L Dresden.

Serena Healy, M. E. L Drayton

Ella A. Howell, M.E.L. . . . Jersey ville.

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.

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EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS.

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GRADUATES
1879 Josephine Bongard, M.E.L. . .Prince Albert. '
Nettie T. Coatsworth, M.E.L Toronto

1880

Jennie L. Davis, M.E.L.
Minnie J. D. Erb. M.E.L. ,
Mary E Pears, M. E. L.
Phoebe A. Smith, M.E.L..
Louisa G. Bryson, M.L. A.
Clara E. Blaicher. M.L. A.

. Hamilton.
. Preston.
Toronto.

Glanford.

. Montreal, Que.
. 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.

ni.— MOUNT ELGIN INDUSTRIAL INSTITUTION.

The records of the comrheneement and progress of this Institution are few and imperfect. We
are indebted to the Rev. Thomas 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 farming ; 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 modes 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 deportment,
while the most untiring efforts are made to promote their moral and religious interests ; and further,
the greatest care is taken to inculcate habits of industry and frugality, which are essential to the
future prosperity and happiness of our Indians. With these they will become well to do, 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 cai-rots. Have 84 waggon 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 sheep and cattle. Sec Mount Elgin and Muncey Indian Mission for names of Governors, &c.

IV,— STAN STEAD WESLEYAN COLLEGE.

The Institution is located in the village of Stan stead Plain, in the County of Staustead, P.Q._
Unquestionably, in a sanitary point of view, no batter 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 art 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 of
a higher education, under wholesome Christian influences. Accordingly, the range of 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 accpmmoda-
tion for two hundred students. From its commenoement 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. 1 1877 Rev. William Scott .

1875 Rev. Joseph M. Hagar, M.A 2 years 1878 Rev. Alexander Hardie,

M.A.

1 year.
3 years.

FACULTY.
REV A. LEE HOLMES, M.A.,

Classics and Higher Mathematics.

Principal,

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, Ac. .
Dr. Bompas, L.R.C.P., London, England, Draw-
' ing, Painting in Oil and Water Colours.

GRADUATES, 1874 to 1880.

Adams, Minnie

Armstrong, John

Bachelder, Minnie

Bishop, G. T

Briden, J. Thomas

Brown, Almus J. . .

Browne, Charles C.

Brown, Charles

Campbell, James B

Cate, G. S

Clarke, J. Luke

Colby, Jessie Maud

Colby, Jessie Maud
Cooper, Albert E.. .
Cowles, Eugene C. .

Ewings, M. H

Ferrin, Lill M., M.E.L. .

Ford, Theodore. . . „

Frost, Jennie E., M.E.L.
Gordon, William J. . ,
Greene, Rosa, M.E.L. . .

. .Music, 1879

Commercial, 1877

.Music, 1880

. . , . Commercial, 1880

Commercial, 1879

.Commercial, 1878

.Commercial, 1876

.Commercial, 1876

Commercial, 1879

Commercial, 1880

, Commercial, 1 877

. .Music, 1879

Ladies' Collegiate, 1879

.Commercial, 1879

Commercial, 1876

Commercial, 1878

.Ladies' Collegiate, 1879

Commercial, 1 879

.Ladies' Collegiate, 1875

. Commercial, 1877

. Ladies' Collegiate, 1875

House, George H. .......

Jenkins, H. C. . .
Johnson, F. N.. .

Kilburn, Nettie

Lawrence, Mrs. A. J.
Laythe, F. S. . . . .

Lyster, H. W

LeBaron, Wright B.
Macdonald, Albert
Martin, Sharles H ..... .

Martin, Frederick

McRossie, Allan A

Nelson, Charles E . .
Norton, William H.
Peasley, Fred. W.

Pierce, C. J

Pope, Edwin B.

Ross, Malvina

Stevens, Clara J., M.E.L.,
St. Pierre, Seraphine. . .
White, Charles S. . .

. . . . . Commercial, 1880

Commercial, 1880

Commercial, 1877

.. .Music, 1880

.Music, 1879

. Commercial, 1880'

Commercial, 1880

Commercial, 1877

. . ...Commercial, 1877

. Commercial, 1879

. . . , . Commercial, 1877

.Commercial, 1879

. . Commercial, 1878

.Commercial, 1879

.Commercial, 1877

..Commercial, 1880

. . Commercial, 1878

. . Music, 1879

Ladies' Collegiate, 1874

Music, 1880

.Commercial, 1879

NUMBER OF STUDENTS.

Year.

Male.

Female.

Total.

Year.

Male.

Female.

Total.

1873-4...,

68
91
69
79

71
92
52
67

139
183
121

146

1877 8....

1878- 9. - .
1879-80

79
78
75

67
76
61

146
154
136

1875-6.

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V— 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 80 x 100, 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 and
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. Hare, M.A.
Melles-Lettres, Art Criticism, and Italian. — Miss

Adams, M.L.A.
Mental Science, and Senior English. — Miss Jaevis,

M.L.A.
Mathematics and Book-Keeping. — Miss Roeke

(Magill Normal School).

Mathematics and Junior English. — Miss .

French and German. — FraulEIN Kolshorn.

Elocution. — Miss Fkaine.

Vocal and Instrumental Music {Piano and Pipe

Organ). — Prof. E. H. Ruppel.
Instrumental, Music. — Miss Kerr, M.L.A.

Vocal Music. — Miss .

Drawing and Painting: — Miss Windeatt.

Walking, Riding and Calisthenics. — Majop. Deaenally.

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GRADUATES.

b) 1st Silver Medal.

(a) Gold 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.

1878.
Sherin, Esther Emma, M.E.L., The Christina

Teskey Scholarship . . . Lakefield.

(c) '2nd Silver Medal.
1879.
Davies, Martha E., M.L. A. (a)...
Herriman, Millicent, M.L. A. (b) .
McDowell, Jane A., M.E.L. .. .

Sanderson, Anna E , M.L. A. (c)

Scott, Mary, M.E.L., The Christina

Teskey SilverMedal, .
Wilson, Leila, M.L. A., ...

1880.

Phillips, Lizzie M., M.E.L. (6). .
Sherin, Minnie, M. E. L. . . .
Vair, Sarah E., M.E.L. ...

. Aultsvilk

. . . Port Hop<

Bowmanvilh

Whitbj

...Whitbj
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. .Co wans villi
.... Lakefielc
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VI.— WESLEYAN THEOLOGICAL COLLEGE, MONTREAL.

Established, lS7o. Incorporated, 1879. By enactment of the General Conference of the Methodi
Church of Canada, 187S, affiliated with Victoria University .

This Institution was founded in the year 1872, when it was felt desirable to have a College i
the Province of Quebec that would give greater prominence to the educational and other interests c
Methodism in that portion of the Dominion, especially in the promotion of the French Missionar
work. The attendance of Divinity Students has ranged from 12 to 17 each session, among whoi
have been included not only the Probationers sent by the different Conferences, but also Candidate
for the French work, and other occasional students. The following is the list of Instructors in th
several branches of the curriculum prescribed by the General Conference : —

Si/st-'iaedic Theology and Church History. — Rev. G. Douglas, LL.D.

Church History and Assistant 'Instructor — Rev. W- I. Shaw, M.A. , LL.B.

Horn iletics and Pastoral Theology. — Rev. G. Douglas, LL.D.

Creek 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.

Xatural Sciences.— J. W Dawson, Es<;., 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 i
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 grac
student of the senior year.

The Beatty Prize, endowed by J. Beatty, Esq., of Thorold, for the Middle year, and tl
Directors Prize for the junior year.

Several prizes in specific subjects are also usually given each session by patrons of the Institutioi

BOARD OF MANAGEMENT.

The President of the General I Rev. S. S. Nelles, D.D., LD.D.

Conference. | Rev. John Potts, D.D.

Rev. E. Ryerson, D.D., LL.D. i Hon. James, Ferrier.
Rev. S. D. Hire, D.D.
Rev. J. Elliott, D.D.
Rev. J. A. Williamp, D.D.

The Members of the Board of Management residing in .Montreal form the Executive Committi
during the vear.

John Torrance, Esq.
J. Dillon, Esq.
Samuel Finlay, Esq.

George Bishop, Esq.

J. J/Maelaren, LL.B., Q.C.

James Lord, Esq.

W. E. Sanford, Esq.

James Paterson, Esq.

OFFICERS OF THE BOARD

Hon. James Ferrier, Chairman
John Dillon, Esq., Secretary.
Rev. W. I.

haw,

M.A.

John Torrance, Esq., Treasurer.
Rev. 0. Douglas, LL.D., Principal.

LL.B.. H.yix/un;

MOUNT ALLISON WESLEYAN COLLEGE.

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VII.— MOUNT ALLISON WESLEYAN COLLEGE, SACKVILLE, N.B.

Sackville, 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 Sackville 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 kindlv furnished by the Rev. Charles
Stewart, D.D. :—

The Educational Institutions of the Methodist Church, in Sackville, 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. Piekard, 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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and has been in successful opperation ever since. The Rev. E. Evans, D.D., was its first Principal.
In subsequent times it has 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 Piekard, 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 df the confidence and patfonage of 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 in
1867. 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 1872, 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 Sdciety. Established
1864, incorporated 1874.

James R. Inch, LL.D.
Rev. C. Stewart, D.D.

The Arts Faculty at present consists of

President and Professor of Mental Philosophy and Logic.

Professor of Moral Philosophy and Christian Evidences.

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 Theohqy. — Rev. C. Stewart, D.D.,Dean.
Professor of New Testament Greek and Exegesis. — Rev. David Kennedy, S.T.D.
Professor of Homiletics.—&EV. John Burwash, A.M. >

Professor of Greek. — A. D. Smith, A.M.

DEGREES CONFERRED-

Rev. George Scott. . . .
Rev. Charles Stewart .
Rev. Henry Pope, Jr

D. D.

James R. Inch, A. M.

LL. D.

W H. Tuck, Q.C..

D. C. L.

1866
1870
1877

1878

1874

-Honoris Causa.

A. M.

Arthur McN. Patterson .- 1872

W. W Anderson... 1874

A. M. — Ad eundum.

W. Pugsley (University of New 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 Roger.--. . . . 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 1868

Josiah Wood ... . 1863

Nehemiah Ayer ... 1864

James R. Inch 1864

Arthur D. Morton . 1864

Alfred A. Stockton 1864

558

MOUNT ALLISON WESLEYAN ACADEMIES.

Jotham McC. Fulton..

... 1865

Hibbert R. Baker

... 1873

J. Alder Davis

. „,.. 1878

Robert A. Borden.

1866

Benjamin Chappell
J. Wesley Doull

. .. 1873

George A. Inch

1878

Samuel A. Chesley

1866

... 1873

W. E. Johnson

1878

Thaddeus Hodgson.. .

1866

David W. Johnson...

. .. 1873

Frank H. Tuck.

1878

Seward S. Toddings . .

1866

John P. Lawrence .

.. 1873

Fred. A. Buckley

1879

Richard C. Weldon . . .

1866

Albert S. White.

1873

W. Arthur Black

... 1879

Charles H. Wood

1866

George J. Bond . . .

... 1874

1879

D. Henry ^urbidge. .

1867

Thompson T. Davis

. . 1874

Thomas £ Colpitts.

. 1879

George W- Burbidge . . .

1867

George Smith

.. 1874

Benjamin Hills . . .

1879

H. P. Cowperthwaite..

1867

Leonard Allison ...

1875

Harvey E. Kennedy

1879

Thomas B. Flint .

... 1867

John L. Dawson

.. 1875

Alfred K. McAlpine

1879

Thomas Rogers ....

1867

Charles S. Gilbert-.

. .. 1875

Daniel D Moore . .

.. 1879

Alfred D. Smith

1867

Matthew R. Knight

. 1875

George 0 Robinson

.... 1879

Benjamin Russell

. 1868

Henry A. Powell . ...

.. 1875

John W. Wadman

.... 1879

1868

Hedley Williston

1875

Albert 1. Chapman.

.. 1880

Wm. H. G. Temple .

.. 1868

Frederick Wright

1874

S. B Gigg ... ...

... 1880

Richard W Weddall .

... 1868

William A. Bennett . .

1876

John A. Smith.

1880

William C. Cogswell

.. 1868

Charles W. Swallow .

1876

B. S.,

JohnT. Mellish.. ..

. 1869

Henry T. Colpitts. ..

1877

Augustus Morris. . . .

. 1869

■ Nathaniel Duffy

. 1877

William C. Milner..

1864

Ralph Brecken. . . ,

1871

Alexander Johnston .

1877

Grace A. Lockhart..

.. . 1875

Charles DeW. Heard.

1871

George F. Johnson..

1877

Robert Ceckwith. . .

... 1877

William H. Ibbitson. . .

... 1872

Charles C. Slocomb. .

1877

George A. Inch .

1877

William F. Penney

1872

.. 1877

. 1877

Clifford B. Trueman

.. 1872

.. 1878

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. Chas. 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 Jost.

Steward and Stewardess. — Mr. and Mrs. James Fillmore.

IX.— MOUNT ALLISON WESLEYAN FEMALE ACADEMY, 1880.

REV DAVID KENNEDY, D.D.,
MISS ADELAIDE H. WHITFIELD,

Principal.
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 building 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 fnrnished, 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.

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MOUNT ALLISON WESLEY AN ACADEMY.

BOARD OF INSTRUCTION.

English Literature. — Rev. David Kennedy, M. A., | Drawing, Painting, etc. — Miss Annie S. Inci

S.T.D. j M.L.A.

Higher Mathematics and Latin. — Miss Adelaide i Instrumental and Vocal Music. — Prof. Willia

H. Whitfield. i Jost.

Belles-Letters & French. — Miss Blanche Bennett, j Music. — Miss M. E. Pickakd, M.L. A., Mi:
English Department. — Miss Hannah Johnson, Lavinia M. Stewart.

M.L.A. ! Stewardess. — Miss Miriam Fullerton.

M. L. A.

Marv Emarancy Pickard. 1866
Amelia Elizabeth Pickard.. 1866

Bathenia Tupper 1866

Sarah Bent . . 1867

Annie A. Buchanan .. 1867

Alice E. Maxwell ... 1866

MaryMellish .. 1867

Harriet E. Smith .1867

Annie L. Kennay .. 1868

Mrria L. Angwin . . 1869

Mary A. Morton 1870

Jennie Robinson . . . . 1870

GRADUATES.

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 Norden Young.

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

X.— MANITOBA WESLEYAN INSTITUTE.

This Institution was originated and put into operation by the indefatigable labours of the Re'
George Young, D.D. The schools in Winnipeg in the year 1872 were of a very poor order. TI
day school was patronized by the poor principally, those who could afford it sending their children 1
the Nuns' Academy. Mr. Young, finding that the little boys and girls were learning what we i
Protestants did not wish them to learn, opened a school first for small children, and employed a lad
teacher. In 1873, the first schoolroom having become too small, a larger building was erected at
cost of about S3, 000, and named "The Manitoba Wesleyan Institute," of this the Rev. Allan Bowe
man, M.A. was the first Principal, and subsequently the Rev. Thomas Morden, B.A. They wei
assisted by lady teachers. No sooner was this Institution faialy and successfully in operation than
complete common school system was established and the best of teachers secured for the schools i
the city. As these schools were free, and all sending or not sending were taxed for their support, an
as the fees charged for tuition at the Institute were necessarily high the attendance fell off largely, am
finding the expenditure to be much larger than the receipts it was deemed advisable to suspen
operations in 1877. For a term of years the Institute did a good work, and we hope the time is n<
far distant when a flourishing college connected with our Church shall be established in Winnipeg.

NEWFOUNDLAND.

Thk Educational work of Methodism in Newfoundland is under the superintendency of the Rei
George S. Milligan, M.A., and is worthy of all praise.

THE METHODIST ACADEMY AND MODEL AND TRAINING SCHOOLS AT ST. JOHN'

Stands first in importance. From the Report for the year ending December 31st, 1877 we rind thi
the pupils for that year numbered 149 boys and 94 girls, a total of 243, with five teachers.

THE CARBONEAR METHODIST GRAMMAR SCHOOL

Numbers 68 pupils and is doing a good work under the care of the Rev. G. Philliskirk Story. Tb
number of Public Schools under the direction of Methodist Boards of Education is eighty-five i
twenty-five different School Districts. In these there are 4,381 pupils, to which may be added 18
for the Methodist Academy and 68 for the Carbonear Methodist Grammar Scholl, making a total <
4,630 for the denomination, being an increase of 969 over the proceeding year. There are thr«
scholarships established in connection with these Schools, open to all the youth of the Colony, £
established by law, awarded according to merit by the Directors to candidates who are certified by tl
Superintendent as having passed the required examination.

PART II.

3tlj£ 9t0r0ttt0 danitttnct,

1874 to 1880.

36

3£fj£ Sfnrmtttf daufzvzntt

WAS ORGANIZED IN

WESLEY CHURCH. JOHN STREET, IN THE CITY OE HAMILTON, ONT.

ON

THURSDAY, JUNE 11th, 1*74.

I.— SESSIONS <»F CONFERENCE.

r
Year.

Place.

President. Secretary.

Journal Secretary.

1874..

Hamilton . . .

Enoch Wood, I). D. John Shaw ..

John Bredin.

1875..

Picton

Enoch Wood, D D. . John Shaw ...

John Bredin.

1876..

Peterborough

Wellington Jell'ers.D.D; William Briggs . .

John Bredin.

1877

Whitby

George Young.. . ! William Briggs .. .

John Bredin.

1878..

Toronto

Eph. B. Harper, M.A.. John G. Laird ....

John Bredin.

1879 .

Port Hope . . .

John Shaw Thomas S. Keough.. .

John S. Clarke.

1880..

Belleville . .

. N. R. Willoughby.M.A Samuel J. Hunter

John S. Clarke.

II.— MINISTERS and MEMBERS.

M

nisters.

On trial. !

Members.

Year.

On

trial.

Effec-
tive.

Sup'd.

Sup'y.

Total.

! Increase.

Full.

Total.

Increase.

1874. .

60

180

34

8

282

1,691

26,221

27,912

1

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

t

2,708

33,400

36,072

740

1879. .

45

251

46

17

359

df(

. 6

2,372

33,659

36,031

dec. 41

18S0.

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.— CONNEXIONS FUNDS.

Superannuated M inisters.

Year.

Contingent

Educa-

Sunday

( 'ircuit

Ministers

Missionary.

tional.
$1,991 00

School.

Subs.

Subs.

Total.

1874

§2,053 20

$4,861 23

$1,211 00

$6,072 23

$42,218 93

1875.

2,255 11

2,199 59

SI 3 7 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

116 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

MINISTERS OF THE TORONTO CONFERENCE

CLASSIFIED AND ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED

UNDER THE YEAR IN WHICH THEIR MINISTRY BEGAN.

Note. — The figures in the column after the name show the year in which his connection with th
Conference ceased, the letters indicate the cause.

D. Died. ex. Expelled. I w. Withdrew.

dp. Dropped. loc Located. I l. Transferred to London Conf.

m. Transferred to Montreal Conf.

1823.

1

1836.

1 Poole, Jacob. .

1824.

26 Creighton, Kennedy

27 Jeffers, Wellington.

J

2 Green, Anson. ....

3 Ryerson, Egerton..

1825.

.D.

1879 j

1837.

28 Coleman, William D.

29 Rice, Samuel D

i.. 1 187

4 Jones, Richard.

1826.

1827.
7 N orris, James .

1838.

30 Philp, Samuel C

1839.

31 Brooking, Robert.. . .

32 Hughes, James

33 Price, William.

34 Taylor, Lachlin.

1

1829.

1840.

3 Miller Gilbert.

9 Van Dusen, Conrad. .

1830.

10 Brock, James.

11 Seymour. James

. I>.
. . .1).

M.

1877 i
1878

'1876

36 Darlington, Robert

37 Howard, Isaac B

38 Madden, David B. .

39 McCullough, William.

40 Williams, Thomas.

i.. 187

1831.

1841.

12 Rose, Samuel. . . .

13 Warner, Lewis ......

1832.

14 McFadden, William. . .

I,.

1876 [

1875

i

42 Fawcett, Michael

43 Gemlev, John.. . . ......

44 Harper, Ephraim B.

45 McCallum, Joseph W .......

46 Sallows, Kdward.

v. ! >7

1833.

1842.

16 Howard, Vincent B. .

17 MeMullen, Thomas.. .

1834.

47 Bredin, John

4S Carr, George.

49 Pollard, William

50 Young, < ieorge.

18 Douse, John.

1(1 (ianv, Robert ..

■JO Manly, John (!..

•Jl Scott, Jonathan. . . .

22 Steer, William.

D.
. Ii.

1876
1880

IS 13.

51 Andrews, William..

52 Greener, .lames . . .

53 Taggart, ( 'harles

1835.

1M4.

■I'-', Lever, John ...

-4 Sanderson, John

25 Young, William

1875
1880

57 Tnrver. < 'liai-l.- .

....... j

i

TORONTO CONFERENCE.

565

1845.

58 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

65 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 Fish, Charles

74 Laird, John G

75 Shuttleworth, John

1849.

76 Johnson, Joshua H.

1850.

77 Baskerville, James. . .
"78 Briggs, Joel..

79 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 Cragg, Edward

110 Dowler, John A...

111 Jacques, George ,

112 Johnston, David A.

113 Pinch, Richard

114 Richardson, George T.

115 Eoy, James.. .

116 Russ, Amos E

117 Savage, John W

118 Scales, William.

119 Wilson, John V

! 1878 j
1878

M.

1880

L.

1876

1).

1876

L.

1876

1).

1876

1875

j; 1855.

ji 120 Ash, JohnC

i 121 Bawtinhimer, Henry..

122 Betts, Jonathan E..

123 D >wn, Samuel.
1876 j! 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.

Browning, Arthur

Cleworth, Thomas . .

Hunter William J

Keough, Thomas S

Kilgour, Joseph

Learoyd, John

Meacham, George M..

McGuire, John

Peterson, Andrew L .

Philp, Samuel C

Robson, Ebenezer .
Willoughby, Nicholas R .

1857.
Baker, Isaac.
Browne, George...

Campbell, Peter

Clarkson, John B

Derrick, Thomas

Doxee, Archelaus . . .
Ferguson, Thomas A., . . .
Irwin, William . . .

Jeffery, Thomas W

Potter, Richard ...

Potts, John

Seymour, James C. . .

Shaw, Calvin

Smith, Robert H.

1858.
Anderson, James ....

Blanshard, Shem

Hall, Henry

Harris, Edward ...
Hewitt, William Joseph

Peake, William H

Washington, George . .
Will, Phineas D.

1859.

Addison, Peter

Briggs, William

Gold, Isaac

Hamilton, Thomas .
McDonald, Davidson.
Thorn, James. . .

1879

131
132
133
134
135
136
137
138
139
140
141
142

143
144

145

146

147

148

149

150

151

152

I 153

! 154

,, 155

II 156

• ». 1879

.d. | 1880

I
■ i). I 1879

I,

■1880

1877
1875

1877

157
158
159
160
161
162
163
164

165
166
167
168
169
170

■»■ 1874

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 . . . .

566

MINISTERS AND PROBATIONERS.

1861.

185 Casson, Wesley...

186 Cullen, Thomas.

187 Curry, Erastus

188 Danard, William B

189 Demill, AlfordiB.

190 Depew, Sidney F. .

191 Hunter, Samuel J

192 Leech, George..

193 Tucker, William.-...

194 Walker, Robert...

195 Washington, William C

196 Weldon, Isaac. ... .

197 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

208 Holmes, John H

209 McClung, James A.

210 Wicher, John W

211 Young, Egerton R

1864.

212 Campbell, Thomas..

213 Chant, Joseph H.

214 Gee. Daniel F

215 Howell, Jacob Eli ...

216 Perry, David. . ..

217 Stonehouse, James H. . .

218 Woodsworth, James..

1865.

219 Hanson, Charles A .

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. .

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 . .

242 Ryan, William

243 Sing, Samuel . „ .

244 Williams, David

245 Young William J .

1868.

246 Crosby, Thomas ... ...

247 Edmison, Thomas J

248 Haddon, Thomas

. .D.

1876

1879

1878

.D.
. M.

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

2,59 Hare, Robert B

260 Jewell, John A. . .

261 Manning, Henry M

262 Ocklev, JohnF...

263 Reid, Thomas R. .

264 Euttan, John H..

265 Was*, John B

266 Watson, Goverdale .

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 Mclntyre, Charles E.. ..

278 Patchell, Thomas H

279 Potter, Austin. ..

280 Roblin, Philip ...

281 Rutledge, William L... .

282 Semmens, John.

283 Smith, Charles

284 Thibadeau, Alexander . .

285 Thompson, Christopher L,

286 Turner James . . .

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 Gorf, 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 Mearing, Charles ...

310 Pepper, John

311 Pickering, John. . .

312 Ross, Andrew W. .

313 Snowden, Thomas J

314 Strachan, Richard

315 Torrance, William...

316 Whiteside, Arthur

loo. 1879

. w.

1876
1879

.l. 11879

.l. 11880

TORONTO CONFERENCE.

567

1873.

317 Barltrop, Alfred J

318 Brown, William P..

319 Carter, Daniel .dp. I 1875

320 Dyer, William T '

321 Edwards, George ..........

322. Harrison, James M

323 Henderson, John C loo. 1879

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 dp. j 1875

331 Richardson, Henry loc. j 1876

332 Rose, Samuel P

333 Shorey, Sidney J

334 Sliter, Thomas . . . .d. ; 1878
335. Thomas, Henry

336 Walker, George

337 Wilkinson, Robert C.

. 338 Wilson, Andrew ...

339 Workman, George C

1874. j

340 Brown, Alfred

341 Brown, George. . .... \

1542 Coffey, George ...... . . . . dp. I 1878

343 Emsley, William H \

344 Hastings, Albert William .dp. [ 1878

345 Hicks, William Thomas

346 Manning, Thomas B

347 McAmmond, Foster. .. i

348 Orme, Thomas H l. I 1879

349 Reynolds, George S. . ...

350 Smith, Albert .... dp. | 1879

1874. — Continner).

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.

359 Dracas, Frederick

360 Edmunds, Solomon C. . . . .

361 Freeman, John W..

362 Harper, Cecil

363 Hewitt, George W-

364 Langford, Enos .

365 Lawson, Thomas

366 Lloyd, Walter W . . . .

367 Madden, William H.

368 Mills, Jesse

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.

377 McKee, Thomas..

378 Ottawell, William

379 Power, John

380 Sherin, Henry

381 Stewart, John A. ...

382 Willmott, William F

.L,
.DP,

1877
1879

1877

1878

..dp. {1877
.dp. j 1877

.loc. 1 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, Joseph

7 Lewis, Edward D

8 Marshall, William.

1877.

9 Barkwell, William J.

10 Battell, Elias.. . .

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

18 West, William J. ..

1878.

19 Adams, George K. B . .

20 Bacon, William. .

21 Beynon, Thomas B . . . .

22 Blakeley, Charles E.. . .

23 Gilbert, Thomas H.

24 Greatrix, Benjamin .

.D.

1880

1S78. — Continued.

25 Hirawai, Tsuneyasu..
£6 Hootan, William A..

27 Jeukinson, Henry S.

28 Koko, Asagawa

29 Starr, John Edward

30 Steele, Thomas P..

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, Mutsuchi

42 Laidley, Robert B

43 Leitch, Robert H

44 Mears, John

45 Morgan, John

46 McAlister, James

47 McTavish, Hector W . .

48 Pattvson, Wesley A. V

49 Puffer, Isaac W..

50 Wilkinson, James W ..... .

51 Wood, James Alex . .

MINISTERS & PROBATIONERS FOR THE MINISTRY,

CONNECTED WITH THE

®;0r0ttt0 danftxtnit,

1874 to 1880.

A.

ADAMS, GEOEGE K. B.
b. on t. 1878.

1878 Utterson 2

80 Salisbury, Manitoba 1

ADDISON, PETER.
1859.

1874 Newcastle

77 Trenton

80 Yonge Street North . .

ALLEN, JAMES E.

c. 1875.— e. on t. 1876.—

k. f. c. & o. 1880.

1875 Durham 1

76 Cookstown . 1

77 Montreal Theol. College. 2

79 Newmarket 1

80 Sharon and Queensville. . 1

ANDERSON, JAMES.

1858.

1874 Meaford 1

75 Newmarket.. 1

76 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.— r. cm 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.

ANNIS, JER. W., B.A.
r. on t. 1871.— r. f. c. & o. 1876.

1874 Cobourg.. . . .(u.v.c.) 2

76 Picton 1

77 Toronto — Spadina A v. . 1

78 Scarboro' 3

A graduate ofVictoria Univer-
sity, Cobourg— B.A. , 1876.

ARKELS, STEPHEN ALLEN.

c. 1876.— r. on t. 1877.—

R. 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

ARMSTRONG, JOHN B.

1848.

1874 Davenport and ) , , . _

Seaton (sup d) 2

76 Orillia 2

78 Uxbridge'. 3

ASH, JOHN C.

1855.

1874 Agent Victoria College.. 1

75 Baltimore 1

76 Ameliasburg 3

79 Smithfield „ . „ . = , . 2

Financial Secretary, 1878.

B.

BACON, WILLIAM.
r. on t. 1878.
1878 Amaranth ...
79 Cooksville

BAKER, ISAAC.
1857.

1874 Sarawak 1

75 Woodford '. . . 3

78 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.

e. wit. 1875.— r. f. c. & o. 1879.

1875 Cobourg,

77 Stouffville. ,

78 Darlington.

79 Newcastle . . .

80 Priceville..

.(u.v.c.) 2
1
1
1
1

A graduate of Victoria Univer-
sity, Cobonrg— B.A., 1877.

BARKWELL, WM. JOHN,
B.A.

r. on t. 1877.

1877 Cobourg (u.v.c.) 2

79 Thurlow . . 1

80 Newcastle. 1

A graduate of Victoria Univer-
sity, Cobourg— B.A. , 1880.

TORONTO CONFERENCE.

569

BARLTROP, ALFRED JOHN.

1873.

1874 Cavan ... . 1

75 Montreal Theo. Coll . 3

78 Bethany .... 1

.„ / No station — ill, 5 mo. ) ,

\ Oakwood,- 7 months, )

80 Cannington.. 1

BARRASS, EDWARD, M.A.
1841.
1874 Aurora.. 1

75 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 ( 'lass-meetings 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, 1 S77.

BASKERYILLE, JAMES.

1850.

1874 Artemesia and Osprey 1

75 Maynooth & York River. 2

77 Wiarton . ... 1

78 Manitowauing 1

80 Manitowauing.. (mip'd. ) 1

BATTELL, ELIAS.

it. oh t. 1877.

1877 Cannington . . .1

78 Cobourg. , . .(s. v. o.) 2
80 No station— ill health.
Died August 6th, 1880, aged

- years.

BAWTINHIMEK, HENRY.

1855.
1874 Cape Crocker . . . 3

77 Kilsyth .1

78 Owen Sound. . (sup'y.) 3|

BELL, JOHN WESLEY, B.D.
R. on t. 1870.— -i:. f. c. & o. 1877. \
1874 Cobourg (u. v. <.'.) 1 |

77 Point Douglas, Man 2 1

79 Nelson ville . 2 j

A graduate of Victoria Univer- !

sity— B.D. 1877-

Financial Secietai v, 1880.

BETTS, JONATHAN ED- j
MONDSON.
1855.

1874 Bradford 2

76 Yorkville.. . 2,

78 Barrie . 1 i

79 Prince Albert & Pt. Perry 1

80 Newcastle '.II

Chairman of District, 1874, j

1875 and 1878.

BEYNON, GEORGE.

1840.

1874 Yorkville (sup'd.) 4

78 Brampton. .(sup'd.) 3

BEYNON, THOMAS B., B.A.

n. on t. 1878.

1878 Arkwright 1

79 Cobourg (r.v.u. ) 2

A graduate of Victoria. Univer-
sity—B. A., 1880.

BISHOP, GEORGE JOHN.
r. out. 1871. — li. f. c. &o. 1875.
1874 Aurora.. . 3

77 Mount Albert 3

80 Reach 1

BLACKSTOCK, WILLIAM S.
1846.

1874 Montreal Conference. . 5
79 Toronto, Berkeley Street 2

BLAKELEY, CHARLES

u. on. T. 1878.
Poplar Point & Wood

E.

1878

79
80

lands, Man.
Nelsonville . .
Dominion City.

BRIGGS, JOEL.
1850.

1874 Toronto (sup'd.) 1

Died May 1st.. 1875, aged 47
years.

BRIGOS, WILLIAM.

1859.

1874 Belleville 2

76 Toronto, Metropolitan.. 3
j 79 Book-Steward.. . . 2

] Financial Secretary, 1874.
t Chairman of District, 1875. Sec-
retary of Conference, 1876 and
1877." Delegate to the Second
General Conference, Montreal,
1878.

BROCK, JAMES.

1830.

1874 Lindsay. . .1

75 Lindsay (sup'd.) 1

76 Montreal Conference.

BROOKING, ROBERT.
1839.

1874 Hiawatha 1

75 Alderville ... 6

BLANSHARD, SHEM.
1858.

1874 Meaford, South. 2

76 St. Vincent.. 1

77 Ohinguaeousy 3

Kleinlmi'!.

BODDY, JAMES.

1873.

1874 Allenford .(x.u.) 1

75 Cobourg. . (s.v.o.) 1

76 Cobourg.. (c.c.v.) 5

BOWERMAN, ALLAN, M.A.

1871.
1874 Winnipeg. . . 2

75 Located.

Notk. — 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 < !ene-

ral Conferences of 1874 and 1878,
also of the Toronto Conference
from 1874 to 1878 inclusive.
Chairman of District 1874 to
1880.

BROWN, ALFRED.

c. 1874.— u. out. 1875.—
R. F. C. & 0. 1879.

1874 Alliston.

75 Oooksville

76 Yonge Street, North..

77 Scarboro'.. .

78 Allandale.. . .

79 Duftin's Creek. .

2
1
1
1
1
2

BROWNE, GEORGE.

1857.
1874 C'astleton..
75 Weston. . .
78 Streets ville. .... ...

1
2
3

BROWN, GEORGE (C).

c. 1874.— n. on t. 1875.—

e. f. c. & o. 1879.

1874 Avening ...... 1

75 Thornbury . . 1

76 Cobourg. .(.s.v.c.) 2

78 Thornbury ... 1

79 Homing's Mills. 2

BROWN, GEO. MARTIN. .
1862.

1874 Vesprn 2

76 Bracebi-idge & Baysville. 2

78 Mono Road. . 3

Financial Secretary, 1874 to

1877.

BROWN, NELSON.
1846.
1874 Higli Bluff., .(sup'd.) 2
76 Expelled.

570

MINISTERS AND PROBATIONERS.

BROWN, WILLIAM P.
c. 1873.— R. on t. 1874.—
R. f. c. & o. 1879.
1873 Milford ....

74 L'Amable .

75 Cobourg.. .. (s.v.c.)

76 Port Carling

77 Rosseau .

78 Cobourg. ..(s.v.c.)

79 Dalrymple

BROWNING, ARTHUR.

1856.

1874 Canton 2

76 Uxbridge 2

78 Orillia , . 3

Financial Secretary, 1873 to

1880.

BRYANT, CORNELIUS.

r. 1870.— ord. 1874.—

r. f. c. 1875.

1874 Snmas and Chilliwhack. 1
75 Nanaimo 3

78 Burrard Inlet. 3

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. 1879.

1875 Weston 1

76 Kleinburg . . .1

77 Cobourg .(u.v.c.) 2

79 Markham . . ... 1

80 Demorestville .... 1
A Graduate of Victoria Uni-
versity—B. A., 1879.

c

BURNS, WILLIAM.

1850.

74 Brampton ... ...

75 Streetsville

78 Yonge Street South. .
80 Wellington

1
3
2
1

CAIRNDUFF, WM. H.
1870.— n. f. c. & o. 1874.

1874 Beaverton 1

75 \ Kleinburg, ) 1
j Haliburton, )

76 Haliburton . 2

78 Poplar Points, Manitoba 1

79 Withdrew*

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.

Financial Secretary, 1877 and
1880.

BURWASH, NATHANIEL, |

S.T.D. j

1860. i

1874 ) Dean and Professor of !

to > Biblical and Systematic I

80 ) Theology, Cobourg. j

BUKWASH, NATHANIEL S.
1860.

1874 Tiverton 2

76 Invermay . 3

79 Hanover .2

Financial St'crctary, 1880.

CAMPBELL, JAMES H.
c. 1877.— is. on t. 1878.

1877 Korah . 1

78 Cobourg. ... .(s.v.c.) 2
80 Cobourg.. .(u.v.c.) 1

CAMPBELL, PETER.

1857.
1874 Chinguacousy.. . . 3

77 Albion East.! . ... 3

80 Brampton Circuit 1

CAMPBELL, THOMAS.

1864.

1874 Lloydtown. 1

77 Cooks-town 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.

CARR, GEORGE.

1842.

1874 Colborne (sup'd.) 7

CARROLL, JOHN, D.D.

1827.

1874 Toronto, Don Mt.(sup'D.) 7
Author of " Past and Present,"
"Case and Cotemporaries," 5
vols., "School of the Prophets,"
"The Stripling Preacher, " "Life
of Robert Corson," and several
Tractates.

CARTER, DANIEL.

c. 1873.— r. on t. 1874.

1873 Alliston. 1

74 Bond Head . . 1

75 Dropped.

CASSON,- WESLEY.

1861.

1874 Newmarket 1

75 Meaford ..... 2

77 Selkirk, Man 3

80 Parry Sound, Ont... „ 1
Financial Secretary 1876.

CATHCART, JOHN W.

1871.— R. f c 1875:
1874 Hillier (n. c.) 1

75 Demorestville & North-

port ...".. 1

76 Dunsford 3

79 Prince Arthur's Landing 2

CATTANACH, DAVID.

1867.

1874 Mount Albert 3

77 Rosemont .2

79 Schomberg 2

CHANT, JOSEPH HORATIO

1864.

1874 Bloomfield and Cherry

Valley

77 Montreal Conference.

3

CHAPMAN, J. ANDERSON,
M.A.
1866.

1874 Frankford 1

75 Demorestville & North-
port ....... 2

77 Omemee 3

80 Campbellford 1

Financial Secretary, 1876.

. CLARK, ANDREW.

1853.
1874 Lavender.. . .(n.c.) 1

75 Walter's Falls.. ..3

78 Allenford . . ... 2
80 Huntsville 1

CLARKE, JOHN S.

1854.

1874 Whitby 3

77 Oshawa ... .... 3

I 80 Lindsay . . 1

Financial Secretary, 1875 to
1878. •
Chairman of District, 1880.
Journal Secretary of the Con-
ference, 1879 and 1880.

CLARKE, RICHARD.

1851.
1874 Norwood 3

77 Lloydtown 1

78 Schomberg ... 1

79 Rosemont 1

80 St. Vincent 1

Financial Secretary, 1874.

TORONTO CONFERENCE.

571

CLARKSON, JOHN B., M.A.

1857.
1874 London Conference. . . 5
79 Torpnto— Sherbourne St. 2

CLEMENT,. EDWIN.
1845.

1874 Picton .. 1

75 Collingwood . . .... 3

78 Brampton . . . . 2

80 Trenton 1

Chairman of District, 1874 to

1879.

CLEWORTH, THOMAS.

1856.

1874 Sault Ste. Marie 1

75 Thornbury . .... 2

77 Hastings 2

79 Cavanville 2

COCHRAN, GEORGE.
1853.

1874 Yeddo, Japan . . 3

7? Tokio, Japan . . . . 2
79 Toronto— Queen Street.. 2
Chairman of District, 1874 to

1880.

COFFEY, GEORGE,
c. 1874.— e. on t. 1875.

1874

75 Chatsworth..

76 Pickering..

77 Sunderland . .

78 Dropped. •

COLEMAN, WILLIAM.

1837.
1874 Scarboro' . ...(sup'd.) 5
Died May 27th, 1879, aged 71
years.

CONRON, MATTHEW -B.

c. 1877.— e. on t. 1878.

1877 ... 1

78 Hanover . ....'. 1

79 Montreal .. (theol. col.) 1

80 Cobourg .. ..(s.v.c.) 1

COOK, WILLIAM HENRY.
1870.— e. f. c. 1875.

1874 Marmora 2

76 Coboconk 2

78 Mono 3

CRAGG, EDWARD.
1854.
1874 Smithfield.
76 Percy. .
79 Canton. .

CRAWFORD, JAMES.

1851.
1874 Waubamik.
75 McKellar..

. (sup'y) 1
.(supy'). 6

CREIGHTON, KENNEDY.
1836.
1874 Orillia . ....

76 Brighton

79 Rama

CREWS, LEWIS WARNER.

e. on t. 1875.

1875 Cobourg . . .(u. v. o.) 2
77 London Conference.

CROSBY, THOMAS.

1868.
1874)

to > Fort Simpson, B. C.
80 \

CROWLE, FREDERICK WM,
B.A.

1879 Kleinburg 1

80 Hanover 1

A graduate of Victoria Univer-
sity—B.A. , 1879.

CULBERT, THOMAS.

1850.

1874 Cannington.. . .. .2

76 Cannington.. .(sup'd.) 5

CULLEN, THOMAS.
1861.

1874 Sidney

75 Belleville, Bleeker St.

78 Colborne

79 Brighton

CUNNINGHAM, ANDREW

1867.
1874 Cooksville. .... 2

76 Orangeville 2

78 Wellington 2

80 London Conference.

Financial Secretary, 1879.

CURRY. ERASTUS.

1861.

1874 Garden River (sup'd) 1

75 Batchewana .1

76 Sault Ste. Marie.. (sup't) 5

D-

DANARD, WILLIAM B.
1861.

1874 Arran ...

1

75 Chesley

3

78 Woodford.

3

DARLINGTON, ROBERT.

1840.

1874 Brooklin . . ... (sup'y). 7

1

DAVIES, PETER W
1871.— ord. 1876.— R.F.C. 1879.

1874 Clarke... .. 1

75 No station — his own

request

76 Denbigh & Abinger . . 1

77 Vennacher . . 2

79 Wooler 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 \ »
Guardian, Toronto, f
Note. — 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

75 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.

DOEL, JOHN.

1852.

1874 Toronto. (sup'd.) 7

DOUSE, JOHN.

1834.

1874 Toronto. .(sup'd.) 5

79 Barrie (sup'd.) 1

80 Innisfil ... (sup'd. ) 1

Treasurer of the Superannuation
Fund.

D'OWLER, JOHN ALEX.
1854.

1874 Montreal Conference .. . . 2

76 Fenella.. . . 3

79 Vroomanton 2

DOWN, SAMUEL.

1855.

1874 Minden .3

77 Beaverton ... . (sup'd. ) 4

DOXEE, ARCHELAUS.
1857.

1874 Tweed 2

76 Smithfield ... .... 3

79 Percy . , 2

DRACAS, FREDERICK.
R. on t. 1875.

1875 Alliston. . .... 1

76 Durham . . . . 1

77 Avening 1

78 Rosseau 1

79 Located.

= DUKE, RICHARD.

1869 Irish Wesleyan Conf. . . 7

76 Allandale .... . . 2

78 Cooksville. ]

79 Gravenhurst .... 2

Financial Secretary, 1880.

DUNDAS, BRABAZON B.

i869.

1874 Shelburne . . ...... i

75 Yonge Street North . . ... 1

76 Lindsay . (sup'd. ) 1

77 Withdrew.

DUNLOP, THOMAS.
k. «t. 1876.— r. f. r. &o. 1880.

1876 Oakvvood. . ....... 1

77 Cooksville. ....... i

78 Weston . 2

80 Bannockburn ... 1

• DYER, WILLIAM T.
c. 1873.— r. out. 1874.—
r. f. c. & o. 1878.
1873 Bobcaygeon. . . . ... 1

74 Chandos . . . . . . . 1

75 Manvers 1

76 Montreal Theol. College. 2
78 Rockwood, Man. . . 3

E.

EBY, CHARLES S., M.A.
1866.
1874 London Conference.

76 Yeddo, Japan..

77 Tokio, Japan.

78 Kofu, Japan

EDGE, JOSEPH.

r. on t. 1876.

1876 Arkwright . . . . . 2

78 Chesley. ... 1

79 Montreal Theol. College. 2

EDMISON, THOMAS J., B.D.
1868.

1874 Baltimore ...... ... 1

75 Campbellford.. 3

78 Grafton. 1

79 Plainville 2

A graduate of Victoria Univer-
sity—B.D. , 1880.

EDMUNDS, SOLOMON

CHESLEY, B.D.

r. on t. 1875.— r. f. c. & 0. 1879.

1875 Cobourg . ..(u.v.c.) 2

77 Canton . .... 2

79 Lakefield 1

80 Sandfield 1

A graduate of Victoria Univer-
sity—B.D. , 1877.

EDWARDS, GEORGE.

1873.— r. f. 0. & o. 1878.

1874 Palestine, Man . : 1

75 Victoria, Sask 1

76 Montreal Theol. College. 1

77 Grafton. . . 1

78 Melville ... . . . . 1

79 Stayner . ... 2

ELLIOTT, WILLIAM.

r. on t. 1880.

1880 Thorn bury 1

EMSLEY, WILLIAM H.

c. 1874.— 11. on t. 1875.—

r. f. c. &. o. 1878.

1874 Maynooth „ 1

75 Trenton. .... 1

76 Newcastle . , . ... 1

1877 Markham. .

78 Newcastle. .

79 Maganetawan.

80 Minden.

ENGLISH, JOHN.

' 1848.
1874 Cobourg.. .(sup'd.) 7

EVANS, JOHN SW ANTON.
1847.

1874 Uxbridge 2

76 Davenport... .{sup'd.) 2
78 London Conference 8

EVES, EDWARD.
R. on t. 1877.
1877 Lloydtown. ........

78 Alliston.

79 Innisfil.

F.

FAWCETT, MICHAEL..

1841.

1874 High Bluff, Manitoba... 1

75 Portage la Prairie, Man.. 1

76 Yonge St. Centre. . . 3
79 Cooksville.. ..2

FERGUSON,, THOMAS
ALEXANDER.

1857.

1874 Markham.. . . . 1

75 Bowmanville ... 1

76 Bradford. 2

78 Weston 2

80 Eglinton (sup'd) 1

Financial Secretary, 1874.

. FISH, CHARLES.
1848.

1874 Peterboro' 1

75 Lindsay 2

77 Cobourg. . . 2

79 Owen Sound 2

Chairman of District, 1875,
1876, 1879 and 1880.

FLETCHER, ASHTON.

1855.

1874 Hastings (sup't.) 4

78 Peterboro' ...(sup't.) 3

FOX, THOMAS.
1860.
1874 Brock ......

75 Coboconk

76 Victoria Road
78 Blairton.. .

(n. c.) 1

1

2

.... 3

TORONTO CONFERENCE.

573

FREEMAN, JOHN WELDON,
B. D.

R. Oil T. 1875.

1875 Cobourg (u. v o.) 2

77 London Conference.
A graduate in Divinity of Vic-
toria University, Cobourg — B.D.,
1877.

G

GALLOWAY, JOSEPH.

1869.

74 Silver Islet . .

75 Prince Albert

76 Markdale..

79 Invermay . .

1
1
3

2

GARRY, ROBERT.

1834.

1874 Brockville ....(sup'y). 2

76 Morrison. . .(sup'y). 1
Died Oct. 31st., 1879 aged —

year?.

GEE, DANIEL F
1864.

L874 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.
1802.
1874 Alliston . . 2

76 Winnipeg, Man... 4

80 Picton, Ont 1

Financial Secretary, 1875.
Chairman of District, 1876 to

1880.

GERMAN, ORRIN.

1870.— it. f. c. 1874.

1874 Oxford House, H.B.T. 5

79 Norway House, H.B.T. 2

GIBSON, JOSEPH R.

1870.— r. f. c. & o. 1875.

L874 Innisfil 1

75 Haliburton 1

76 McKellar 2

78 Garden River and Korah 2

GILBERT, THOMAS H.

k. on t. 1878.

1878 Maple Ridge, B.C. .. 2

80 Nanaimo & Wellington. 1

GLAZIER, ADAM.

1871.— R. f. c. 1875.

1874 Meaford 1

75 Hepworth 2

77 Cape Crocker 3

80 Hall's Bridge & Chandos 1

GLOVER, THOMAS W

1807.

1874 Durham . . . . 1

75 Albion East . 2

77 Morrison .. . 2

79 Minden 1

80 Fenelon Falls.. .. 1

GODFREY, ROBERT.
1870.

1871 Bobcaygcon 1

75 Omemee 2

77 Durham 3

80 Allenford 1

GOFF, EDWARD FADE.
1871.— k. f. c.&<>. 1875.

1874 Yonge Street North 1

75 Toronto Fifth 1

76 Plainville ... 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.— k. f. o. &o. 1876.

1874 Omemee . . 1

75 Chandos 1

76 Brudenell and Bangor 2

78 Dalrvmple 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 (sup'd.) 7

GREEN, ALFRED ELI.

r. on r. 1877.

1877 Naas, B.C 4

GREEN, ANSON, D.D.
1824.
1874 Toronto. ...(sup'd.) 5

Died Feb. 19th, 1879, aged 78
years.

GREEN. JOS I AH.

1860.

1S74 Invermay . . 2

76 Hanover 3

79 Paisley 2

Financial Se retary, 1874.

GREENER, JAM US.

1843.

1874 Lindsay (sup'd.) 7

H.

HADDON, THOMAS.

1868.

1874 Montreal Conference. ... 2

76 Little Current 1

77 Priceville 3

80 Hepworth 1

HALL, HENRY.

1858.
1874 Arkwright (sup'y. ) 7

HALL, JOSEPH.
1866.

1874 Nanaimo, B.C 1

75 Sumas k Chilliwhack,BC 3

78 Nanaimo 1

79 Nanaimo & Wellington. 2
Financial Secretary, 1876 to

1878.

HALL, THOMAS \V

1871.— ord. 1876. — r.f. c. 1877.
1874 Chatsworth. . . .(sup'y.) 1

75 Huntsville ... 1

76 Spence. ....... :j

79 Huntsville ]

80 Birtle, N.W.T 1

Financial Secretary, 1879.

HALL, WILLIAM.

1867.

1874 Berkeley (n. </.) ]

75 Manitowaning . . 3
78 Wiarton 3

HALSTEAD, WILLIAM.

1862.

1874 Prince Arthur's Land'g . 2

76 Poi'tage La Prairie, Man. 4

80 Selkirk, Man.

1

HAMES, ARTHUR B.

1870.— r. f. c & o. 1875.

1874 Milford 1

75 Prince Arthur's Landing 1

76 Fort Francis 2

78 Morris, Man . 2

80 Meadow Lea, Man.. 1

574

MINISTERS AND PROBATIONERS.

\

HAMILTON, THOMAS.
1859.

1874 London Conference 3

77 Meaford ..(sup'd.) 4

HANSON, CHARLES

AUGUSTINE.
1865.

1874 Belleville

75 Wellington

78 Montreal Conference .
Financial Secretary, 1877.

HARE, JOHN JAMES, M.A.

1867.
1874 ) Principal Ontario
to > Ladies' College,

78 ) Whitby.

79 i Principal and Governor,

80 ) Ontario Ladies' College.

A graduate of Victoria Univer-
sity. He received the degree of
M.A. in course, May, 1879.

HARE, ROBERT B., P.. A.

1874 Cobourg, U.V.C.

75 1 In Europe pursuing
to > his studies by

78 J Conference permission.

79 I No record in

80 \ Conference Minutes.
A graduate of Victoria Univer-
sity—B.A., 1875.

HARPER, CECIL, B.A.

1875 London Conference 5

80 Keene 1

HARPER, EPHEAIM 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 of
Doctor in Divinity was conferred
upon him by the Wesleyan
University, Middletown, Connec-
ticut, in June,' 1879.

HARRIS, EDAVARD.
1858.
1874 Picton, (sup'd).
Died Oct. 9th, 1874, aged 41

HARRISON, JAMES M.

1873.— r. f. c. & o. 1877.

1874 Headingly&Boyne River. 1

75 Portage La Prairie 1

76 Boyne River. . 2

78 Pembia Mountains. . 1

79 High Bluff 2

HART, JOHN.

1871.— R. f. o. & o. 1875.

1874 Pickering.. 1

75 Manvers . 1

76 Atherly 3

79 Severn Bridge 2

HASHEINTO, MUTSUCHI.
R. on t. 1880.
1880 Tokio— Japan.

HASTINGS, ALBERT WM.
c. 1874.— Pv. on t. 1875.

1874 Lloydtown.

75 Rosemont.

76 Walkerton .

77 Bloomfield.

78 Located.

HELLIWELL, THOMAS.
1880 Point Douglas, Man. (sup' y)

Note. — 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. 1874.

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

HEWITT, GEORGE W., B.A

c 1875.— r. onT. 1876.—
r. f. c. & o. 1874.
1875 .

76 Weston

77 Kleinburg.

78 Cobourg. . . .(s.v.c.)

79 Meadow Lea, Man.

80 Magnetawan, Ont .

A graduate of Victoria Univer-
sity—B.A., May, 1874.

HEWITT, WILLIAM JOSEPH.

1858.
1874 Consecou ..,,,.,... 1

75 Bridgewater . . , , 3

78 Bnieebridge.. ... . 2

80 Portage la Prairie, Man. 1
Chairman of District, 1878 to

1880.

HICKS, WILLIAM.

1860.

1874 Orangeville . . 2

76 Prince Arthur's Landing 3

79 Yotict'.' S'rrot (Vntvp. , : 2

HICKS, WILLIAM THOMAS,

c. 1874.— r. out. 1875.—
r. f. c. & o. 1878.
1874 Marmora.. .

75 Shannonville ...

76 Stirling

77 Walkerton „

78 Chatsworth . . . .

79 Williamsford Station... 2

HILL, EDWARD.

1872.— ord. 1875.— r. f. c. 1876.
1874 Haliburton.

75 Dunsford

76 Stouffville

77 Newcastle

78 Vroomanton

79 Cartwright . . ...... 2

HILL, LEWIS W
o. 1875.— k. on t. 1876.

1875 1

76 Alliston 1

• 77 Bradford 1

78 Cobourg (u.v.o.) 3

HILL, NEWTON.
1868.

1874 Newtonville.
76 Sunderland..
79 Millbrook.

HILL, ROBERT NEWTON.

1855.
1874 Huntsville ...(sup'y) 7

HIRAIWA, TSUNEYASU.

R. mi t. 1878.

1878 Tokio, Japan . . . 3

HODGSON, JOHN.
1850.

1874 Cartwright .
75 Durham
77 Maxwell . .
80 Bruce Mines

HOGG, DAVID.

r. oh t. 1874.

1874 Milford . . . .... 1

75 Marmora . 1

76 No Station. —Ill-health.

HOLMES, JOHN H.

r. f. v. 1876.

18631 Withthe
to J- Church of

75 J United Brethren.

76 Hanover .(sup'y.) 5

HOOTAN, WILLIAM H.
r. on t. 1878.

1878 Manitowaning . . 1

79 Chesley 1

80 Weston.. .. .... 1

TORONTO CONFERENCE.

575

HOSSOI, TOSHIMI.

ll. on T. 1878.

1878 Nurnadzi, Japan.. .. 1

79 Kofu.. .. 1

80

HOWARD, ISAAC BROCK.

1840.

1S74 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— e. f. c. & o. 1875.
1874 Bradford. 1

75 Lloydtown 2

77 Yonge Street North 2

79 Ballyduti'.. - 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 Ontngeville. .. 3
Financial Secretary, 1878 to

1880.

HUNTER, SAMUEL JAMES.

1861.
1874 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.

IK WIN, WILLIAM.

1857
1874 Cookstown . . . 1

75 Cookstown. ...(sup'd) 1

76 Markdale (sup'd) 1

Financial Secretary, 1874.
Died Oct. 9th, 1879, aged 43

years.

J.

JACQUES, GEORGE.

1854.

1X74 Sauireeii, Indian Mission. 7

JENK1NSON, HENRY

SAMUEL.

R. on t. 1878.

1878 Thurlow 1

79 Canton.. . . 1

80 Cobourg . .• ... (s. y. < •. ) 1

JENNINGS DAVID.

1844.

1874 Weston . ..(sup'd.) 3

77 Davenport... .(sup'd.) 4

JEWELL, J. ARTHUR, B.A.

1869.
1874 Blairton 1

75 Bnbeavgeon.. . 3

78 Woodvi'lle. . . .3

JAMES, RICHARD G.
1868. — u. f. r. & (». 1874.

1874 Morrison

75 Coldwater.
77 Little Current.

JOHNSON, FRANCIS.
I 1873.— e. f. c. & o. 1877.

1 ! 1874 Oakwood 1

0 : 75 Cobourg. . (s.v.c. ) 2
■2 77 Minden 2

79 GoreP.ny&Shegwaondah 1 j 79 Atherley.

80 Manitowaning 1 !

Financial Secretary, 1879 and

1880.

.1AMIESON, WILLIAM
HENRY, M.A.

v. 1873.— R. om. 1875.—
r. f. c. & <>. 1877

1873 .. 1

74 Weston. . 1

75 Rugby 1

76 Amaranth 1

77 Prince Albert &Pt. Perry 1

78 Homings Mills 1

79 Stirling 2

A graduatejof Victoria Univer-
sity. B. A., 1876; M.A. in course,
1879.

JEFFER1S, 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, WELLING'!'' »N,
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. j

1874 Toronto, Richmond St... 2
76 Toronto, Elm Street... 3

79 Cobourg 2

JOHNSON, JOSHUA H., M.A.
j 1849.

! 1874 Agent Victoria College.. 5
79 Toronto (sup'd.) 2

JOHNSTON, DAVID

ARTHUR.

1854.

1874 Belleville.. .(sup'd.) 2

76 Yorkville. .(sup'd.) 1

77 Withdrew.

JOHNSTON, ROBERT.

1867.

1874 Durham
75 Silver Islet .
77 Hepworth
80 Brookholm.

1

■>

3
1

JOHNSTON, WILLIAM.

1868.

1874 Paisley .. ..
76 Flesherton

79 Meaford.

2
3

JOLLEY, WM. CLOWES.

1865.

1874 Alleuford.. . . . . 2

76 Ballydutf 3

79 Demorestville .. . . 1

80 Oshawa . . (sup'o.) 1

JONES, RICHARD.

1825.

1874 Cobourg (sup'd.) 7

Treasurer of Educational Fund.

576

MINISTERS AND PROBATIONERS.

K.

KEAM, FRANK COUCH.
1873.— R. f. c. & o. 1878.

.(s.v.c.)

1874 Grafton . . .

75 Barrie

76 Rugby

77 Cobourg. . .

78 Rosemont . .

79 Bond Head .

80 Aurora..

KENNER, HENRY.
r. f. c. 1875.

Bible Christian

Conference, England.

1855
to
60

61 } Bible Christian

»? ( Conference, Canada.

75 Manvers . . 1

76 Madoc .. 3

79 Hastings. 2

KENNY, GEORGE H.
1860.

1874 Bruce Mines . . 4

78 Haliburton... . 1

79 Haliburton .(sup'd.) 1

80 Thessalon ... (sup'd. ) 1
Financial Secretary, 1877.

KEOUGH, THOMAS STOTT.
1856.

1874 Yonge Street Centre. . 2

76 Cooksville. 3

79 Sunderland ... . 2

Secretary of Conference, 1879.
Financial Secretary, 1879 and

1880.

KILGOUR, JOSEPH.
1856.

1874 Shannonville . . .

76 Moira

77 Thomasburg
79 Thurlow . .

KOKO, ASAGAWA.
R. on t. 1878.
1 878 Kofu, Japan

79 Numadzu, Japan

80 Tokio, Japan

KOYL, EPHRAIM UIXIK.
1853.

1874 Stoutfville 2

76 Baltimore . „ . . 2

78 Baltimore .(sui-'d.) 3

Died November 21st, 1880,
aged 66 years.

L.

LA1DLEY, ROBERT V-

r. on t. 1880.

1880 Oakwood :„.... 1

LAIRD, 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
I 1855.

1874 Oshawa. . . . 3

77 Whitby .2

79 Port Hope. , . 2

Chairman of District, 1874 to

1880.

LAKE, CHAS. VANDUSEN.

1860.
1874 Scarboro' 3

77 Bloornficld .. ..2
79 Vespra .... 2

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.

LANG FORD, CHARLES.

1871— R. k. c & 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

LANGFORD, ENOS.

c. 1874-75.— R. on t. 1877.—

ord. 1878.
1875 Port Carling. 1

76 Morrison .... 2

78 Oxford House, H.B.T.. 3

LAWSON, THOMAS.

it. mi t. 1875.— ord. 1876.—

r. f.- c 1879.

1875 Victoria Road ... . 1

76 Palestine, Man .2

78 Little Saskatchewan ... 3

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 Newton ville .

79 Stouffville

LEECH, WEBSTER WESLEY

1861).
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 Chats worth .1

77 Cobourg . (s. v. c. ) 1

78 Lyon's Head 3

LEITCH, ROBERT H.

r. on t. 1880.

1880 Canton 1

LEITH, HAMILTON.

I860..

1874 Bay of Quinte . . .(n.c.) 1

75 Flinton and Addington

Road 3

78 Sutton... 3

LEVER, JOHN.

1835.

1 87 4 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

80 Darlington ... 1

LIDDY, JAMES.
r. on t. 1877.

1877 Mono 1

78 Montreal Theo Coll 1

79 Cobourg ,(s. v. c.) 1

80 Markham... . , 1

LLOYD, WALTER WILBUR.

e.o»t. 1875.— r.f. c.&o. 1880.
1875 Utterson 1

76 Montreal Theo. College.. 1

77 Cobourg (s. v. c.) 2

79 Thornbury . .... 1

80 Scarboro' . , „ . „ 1

TORONTO CONFERENCE.

577

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. &. 0.1877.
1874 Spence

75 Hillsdale & Penetangui-

shene

76 Allenford

77 Eden Grove

79 Tiverton

80 Gore Bay

M.

MADDEN, DAVID BREAK-
EN RIDGE.

1874 Oshawa .(sup'd.) 1
-75 Whitby. . .(sup'd.) 1

76 Prince Albert .(sup'd.) 5

MADDEN, WM. HENRY.
p.. 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 Thombury . . . . 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, H.B.T. 1

^g I Point Douglas, ) .

j Edmonton House, \

76 EdmontonHouse, H.B.T. 2

78 Wood ville, H.B.T 1

79 FortMc Leod, H.B.T 1

80 Eglinton, Ontario. 1

MANNING, THOMAS, B.A.

c. 1874.— r. o»i 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

MARSHALL, WILLIAM.
r. on t. 1876.

1876 Hillsdale & Penetangui-

shene

77 Huntsville

78 Morrison

79 Cobourg (s.v. c. )

80 Cookstown

MARTIN, JOHN J.
it. on t. 1877.

1877 Maple Bay, B.C.. .. 2

79 Dropped.

MARVIN, GEO. WESLEY

It. on T. 1877.

1877 Chandos. ... . . 1

78 Perry and Armour 2

80 Uffington 1

MATHESON, JAMES.

1860.

1874 Albion . 1

75 Toronto (sup'd.) 1

76 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 Numadza, Japan. 2

78 Tokio, Japan. 3

MEARING, CHARLES.

1872.— r. f. c. & o. 1877-

1874 E. B. A. Conference.

75 Palestine, Man

76 Rockwood, Man. ,
78 Fort Francis, Man..

Rosseau Crossing,
Meadow Lee,

80 Beaconsfield, Man.

79

MEARS, JOHN,
c. 1879.— R.o?iT. 1880.

1879 Nipissing & Stoney Lake 1
80 Little Saskatchewan .. 1

METCALFE, JAMES F.

1870.

1874 Darlington... .(sup'y.) 1

75 Bowman ville ...(sup'y.) 1

76 Toronto — SpadinaAve.. 1

77 Scarboro' 1

78 Eglinton (sup'y.) 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 . . . i

78 Located.

A graduate of Victoria Univer-
sity—B.D. , 1877. He is now
(1879), the Head Master of the
County High School, Brantford,
Ontario.

MOORE, WILLIAM F.
e. on t. 1876.

1S76 Morrison .1

77 Dropped . . 1

MORDEN, THOMAS E., B.A.

1871.
1874 London Conference 2

76 German Mission, Man.. 1

77 Maynooth & York River. 1

IS Toronto (sup'y.) 2

80 Pt. Douglas, Man (sup'y.) 1

MORGAN, JOHN.
, R. on t. 1880.
1880 Shegwaonda l

MORRISON, WILLIAM R.

1873.— ord. 1874.— r. f. c. 1877.

1874 Edmonton House, H.B.T. 1
75 | Fort Pelly, ^ J ^

Point Douglas,

76 Poplar Point, Man'. 2

78 Palestine, Man 2

80 Morris, Man 1

MORROW, EDWARD, M.A.
1862.

1S74 Montreal Conference ... . 1

75 Peterboro' ... . (sup'd. ) 1

76 Winnipeg .(sup'd.) 5

Mc.

McALISTER, JAMES,
c. 1879.— R. on t. 1880.

1879 Lome 1

80 Thessalon 1

578

MINISTERS AND PROBATIONERS.

McAMMOXD, FOSTER, B.A.
r. wit. 1874. — R. F. c. & o. 1878.
1874 Ameliasburg. .:.. -

76 Bloomfield and Cherry

Valley •• 1

77 Stirling »• • • • 2

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.

r. on t. 1877.
1877 Bethany 1

78 Omeroee 1

79 Cobourg (s.v.c.) 1

80 Grafton 1

Mc CAMUS, J. ARMSTRONG.

C. 1873.— R. on t. 1874.—

R. F. C. & LI. 1877.

1873 Woodville.

74 Hall's Bridge..

75 Canton

76 Bethany . .'

77 Omemee

78 Cannington

79 Point Douglas, Man. . .

80 Haliburton

McCARROLL, JOHN, M.D.
1871.— R. f. o. & 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.

McCAULEV, SAMUEL.
1871.— R. f. o. & o. 1876.

1874 Cobourg (s. v. c.) 2

76 Demorestville and North -

port ... 3

79 Marmora .... jj

.VV

fill

''/fr-HI
REV. GEORGE McDOUGALL.

McCLUNG, JAMES A.
1863
1n74 Kleinburg .. .. 1

7") Mono Road .. . . 3

78 Castleton 3

MoCULLOCH, ROBERT.
1867.

1S74 Woodville.. .. 2

75 Millbook .... 2

77 Keene 3

80 Lloydtown 1

McCULLOUGH, WILLIAM.
1840.

1874 Colbourne. 1

75 Grafton. . .(sup'd. ) 1

7/ Plain ville ..(wup'h.) 3
Died September 19th, 1879,

aged 66 wars.

McDIARMID, NEIL A.
1866.
1874 Chatsworth..
75 Port Elffin ...

1878 Arkwright 1

79 Chesley 1

80 Markdale 1

Financial Secretary, 1880.

Mcdonald, Davidson,
m.d.

1859.
1874 Shidzuoka, 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, J 874 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 Yorkville 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 Plain ville.. .... 2

76 Streetsville 1

77 Brampton. . . 3

80 Streetsville 1

Mc-KEE, THOMAS.
R. on t. 1876.— r. f. c & o. 1880.

1876 Marmora... ... 1

77 Bannockburn . . 1

78 Chandos 1

79 Uffington 1

80 St. Joseph's Island . . . 2

McLACHLEN, JAMES A.
Ord. 1879.
1876 London Conference . . 3

79 Victoria, Sask 2

MrLEAN, JOHN.
Ord. 1880.
1875 London Conference. .
80 Fort McLeod. .. .

Mi

1874

M

MULLEN, THOMAS.

1833.

Yorkville. . . . (sup'y).

TAVISH, HECTOR W
c. 1879.— r. on t. 1880.
1879 Kosseau.

N.

NELLES, SAMUEL SOBIESKI,
D.D., LL.D.

1847.
President of the Univer-
sity of Victoria College,
Cobourg.

1874
to
80

1874

NORRIS, JAMES.

1827-
Omemee (sup'd.)

o.

OCKLEY, JOHN F.
1869 Primitive Methodist Con-
ference

77 Yonge Street South . .

78 Parkdale.

OLIVANT, EDWARD.
c. 1873 — it. on t. 1874.

1873 Brudenell

Shannonville,
Trenton,
75 Dropped.

74

PATTYSON, WESLEY

r. on t. 1880.
18S0 Lindsay East.

A. V.

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 Kleinburg 2

80 Davenport . . 1

PEPPER, JOHN, B.A.

1872.— e. v. c. & o. 1876.

1874 Rugby 1

75 Morrison 2

77 Angus 3

80 Eden Grove 1

PERRY, CHAS. EBENEZER.
1862.

1874 Hanover.. .. ... 2

76 Allenford 2

78 Walter's Falls 2

80 Penetanguishene 1

ORME, THOMAS HUGHES.

R. on T. 1874.
1874 Lifford 1

75 Cannington 1

76 Montreal Theol. College. 3
79 London Conference.

OTTAWELL, WILLIAM.
r. on t. 1876.

1876 A veiling . . . . 1

77 Dropped.

P

PATCHELL, THOMAS H.
1870.— r. f. c. & o. 1874.
1874 'Streetsville

75 Brudenell and Bangor

76 Beaverton

78 Rugby

79 London Conference.

PERRY, DAVIQ.
1864.

1874 Port Elgin

75 Frankford

78 Cressy

80 Walter's Falls..

PETERS, NIAL D.
1868 ) Bay Quinte Conference,
to > Methodist Episcopal

78 ) Church.

79 Madoc (sup'y).

PETERSON, ANDREW L.
1856.
1874 Montreal Conference. . .

80 Rednersville . ..(sup'd.)

PHILP, SAMUEL O.
1838.
1874 Prince Albert, .(sup'd.)

PHILP, SAMUEL C, JR.
1856.

1874 Prince Albert

76 Stirling.

78 Bradford

80 Flesherton

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. ..(sup'y).

1874

PRICE, WILLIAM.

1839.
Toronto. . (kcp'd. ) 7

POLLARD, WILLIAM.

1842.

1874 Victoria, V. 1 1

75 New Westminster, B.C. 3

78 Victoria, V.I. . .(sup'd). 3
Chairman of District 1874 to

1877.

POOLE, JACOB.

1823.

1874 Cookstown (sup'y). 7

POOLE, WM. HENRY, LL.D.

1846.
1874 Toronto Fifth 2

76 Toronto Fourth 3

79 Toronto (sup'd.) 2

The honorary degree of LL.D.

was conferred upon him by
Trinity College, North Carolina,
in May, 1879.

POTTER, AUSTIN.
1870— r. f. c. & o. 1874.

1874 Yonge Street South 1

75 Wellington 2

77 Sharon 1

78 Lloydtown 2

80 Dundalk 1

POTTER, RICHARD.

1857.

1874 Campbellford 1

75 Markdale . . . 1

76 Fenelon Falls.. 3

79 Ameliasburg 2

POTTS, JOHN, D.D.

1857.

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 Wtsleyan University, Octo-
ber, 1878.

POWER, JOHN.
R. om. 1876.— r. f. c. &o. 1880.
1876 Chandos.. 1

77 Chatsworth 1

78 Innisfil i

79 Rosemont 2 !

PUFFER, I. WASHINGTON.

R. on t. 1880.
1880 Omemee 1

E.

REAL, JOSEPH RICHARD.
r. on t. 1879.

1879 Pickering 1

80 Penetanguishene . 1

REID, THOMAS ROBINSON.
1869.

1874 Alton. . . 1

75 Avening . 3

78 Chatsworth 3

REYNAR, ALFRED HENRY,
M.A.
1862.
Professor Modern Lan-
guages, Victoria College,
Cobourg.

1874
to
80

REYNOLDS, GEORGE S.
r. out. 1874.— r. f. c. &o. 1879.
1874 Albion 1

75 Kleinburg. , 1

76 Bracebridge & Baysville. 1

77 Hillsdale & Penetangui-

shene 1

78 Montreal Theol.Col.(STu) 1

79 Port Carling. . . . 2

RICE, SAMUEL D WIGHT.,
D.D.

1837.

1874 London Conference 6

80 Winnipeg . 1

Chairman District 1880.

RICHARDSON, GEO. THOS.
1854.

1874 Pickering 2

76 Reach 2

78 Cartwright 1

79 Scugog. .(sup'd). 2

RICHARDSON, HENRY.
c. 1873. — r. om. 1874.
Stouffville,
Marmora,
Trenton,
Shannonville,

75 Milford

76 Located.

1873
74

RICHARDSON, WILLiAM.
1851.
1874 Milford.

75 Consecon. . ....

78 Sidney. .

ROBINSON, ISAAC NEWTON.
1871.— R f. c. & o. 1875.

1874 Markham 2

76 Wooler.. . . ... 3

79 Shannonville . .... 2

ROBISON, MATTHEW.
1867.

1874 Moira ... 1

75 Consecon ..(sup'd). 1

.(sup'd). 3

76 Ameliasburg. .

Died December
aged 34 years.

17th, 1878,

ROBLIN, PHILIP,
1870.
1874 L'Amable. . . . (sup'y).
75 Bannockburn . . . (sup'y).

ROBSON, EBENEZER.

1856.

1874 Montreal Conference ....
80 New Westminster, B. C.

ROLSTON, DAVID DER-
MOTT.

1846.

1874 Outram ..(n.C.) 1

75 Arkwright 3

78 Mildmay 2

80 Tiverton 1

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.

ROSE, SAMUEL PETER.
1873.— r. f. c. & o. 1877.

1874 Peterboro' 1

75 Belleville .. 3

78 Newmarket 3

ROSS, ANDREW W.

1872.— r. f. c. & o. 1877.

1874 Newcastle 1

75 Stouffville 1

76 Cobourg. (s v. c.) 1
1

77 Port Carling.
yo \ Port Carling,

Beren'sRiv., H.B.T

79 Beren's River, H.B.T.

80 Fisher River, H.B.T..

ROY, JAMES, M.A.
1854.
1874 Prof. Ontario Ladies'
College, Whitby . .
75 Montreal Conference .

TORONTO CONFERENCE.

581

RUPERT, EDMUND STONEY,
M.A.
1860.

1874 Percy. . . .
7fi Canton
79 Walkerton.

RUSS, AMOS E., M.A.
1854.

1874 New Westminster, B.C. 1

75 Victoria, V.I 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 MontrealTheo. College.. 2

76 Yorkville North ... 3
79 Toronto— Dundas St. 2

RUTTAN, JOHN HENRY.

1869.

1874 Norway House, H.B.T.. 5

79 Coboconk 1

80 Wooler 1

RYAN, WILLIAM.
1867.
1874 Thurlow .... 2

76 Montreal Conference. . . 5

SANDERSON, JOHN.
1835.
1874 Peterboro' ... .(sup'd.) 7
Died August 13th, 1880, aged
81 years.

EtYERSON, 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
md Characteristics ."

s.

SALLOWS, EDWARD.

1841.

874 Collingwood. . .(sup'd). 7

SALT, ALLEN.
1853.
874 London Conference. . . 1
75 Christian and Beausoliel
Islands.. . . 6

SALTON, SAMUEL.
1871.— r. f. o. & o. 1875.

874 Brudenell and Bangor 1

75 Brampton . . 2

77 Melville.. .. . 1

78 Milford 2

80 Brooklin . . . 1

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

76 Tweed. .. ..2

78 Bethany . . 1

79 Rednersville. . 2

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.

1S74 Nelson River. 2

76 Beien's River .. 2

78 Bnire Mines . . 2

80 Point Douglas . . 1

SEXSMITH, WILLIAM V
1871.— u. f. v. & o. 1875.
1874 Salt Springs, &c., B.C. 1
75 Maple Bay, B.C. 2

77 Cariboo, B.C 3

80 Maple Bay &Saanich,Br. 1

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.

.(n.c.) 1

3

1

1874 Aurora

75 Cartwright. .
78 Frankford. ..
,,Q \ Frankford, \
'y j Markham, \
80 Markham

SHAW, CALVIN.

1857.

1874 Lifford....

75 Beaverton.

76 Dundalk.

78 Chesley. .

79 Arkwright

.(n.c.)

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.

</. 1876.— H. on t. 1877.—
r. f. <:. & o. 1880.

1876 Victoria Road.. ..

77 Woodville

78 Oakwood

79 Scarboro' ...
80

SHOREY, SIDNPlY JAMES.

c. 1873.— u. om. 1874.—

r. f. c. & o. 1878.

1873 Stirling 2

75 Picton. . . 1

76 Cobourg (s. v. o. ) 2

78 Cherry Valley.. 3

SHUTTLEWORTH, 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.

74 Madoc...

76 Thurlow

79 Bloomfield

2
.. 3

2

582

MINISTERS AND PROBATIONERS.

SLITER, THOMAS,
c. 1873.— r. oni. 1874.

1873 Stouffville 1

74 Darlington 2

76 Montreal Theo. College. . 2
Died Jan. 23rd, 1878, aged 28

years.

SMILEY, JOHN, M.A.
1865.

1874 Mono 1

., I Alton, \ ,

70 \ Kleinburg, J ■

76 Kleinburg 2

78 Bobcaygeon.. . . . . 2

SMITH, ALBERT,
c. 1874.— r. ottT. 1875.
1874 Utterson

75 Bond Head

76 Barrie

77 Cobourg. .
79 Located.

, . (s.v.c.)

SMITH, CHARLES.
1870.— r. f. c. & o. 1874.

1874 Brampton

75 Yonge Street South
77 Davenport

79 Brookholm

80 London Conference.

SMITH, ROBERT HALL.
1857-

1874 Innisfil 2

76 Alliston 2

78 Victoria, V.I 3

Chairman of District, 1876 tv

1880.

SMITH, WILLIAM E.
1871.— R. f. c. & o.

1874 Scarboro' .
75 Sutton.. .
78 Flinton..

BEV. A. SUTHERLAND, D.D.,

Missionary Secretary.

SMYTH, WILLIAM.

1865.

1874 Toronto (n.c.) 1

75 Toronto, Spadina Avenue 1

76 Parry Sound . . .'. 3

79 Flesherton ... 1

80 Port Elgin 1

SNOWDEN, THOMAS J.
1872.— r. f. c. & o. 1876.
1874 Coldwater ...

75 Bradford

76 Hillsdale & Penetang.

78 Hillsdale..

79 Maxwell . . .

SPEER, JAMES C.
r. on t. 1879.
1879 Manitowaning

80 Utterson

STARR, JOHN EDWARD.
r. on t. 1878.

1878 Scarboro' 1

79 Peterboro' .. 2

STARR, JOSEPH HERBERT.
1851.

1874 Streetsville 1

75 Yonge Street North 2

1877 Brampton. ... 1

78 Collingwood .... 3

Chairman of District, 1877 to
1880.

STEEL, THOMAS P.
R. on t. 1878.

1878 Pickering...,
79 Stouffville...

1

,. 2

STEER, WILLIAM.

1854.
1874 Grafton.. ..(sup'd.) 7

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.— r. f. o. & o. 1879.

1875 McKellar 1

76 Thornbury 1

77 Cobourg (u. v. c. ) 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. & 0.1879.

1874 Rosemont . ... 1

75 Innisfil . . 1

76 Bond Head 1

77 Montreal Theo. College.. 1

78 Cobourg .(s. v. c.) 1

79 West Essa 2

STEWART, JOHN A.

R. (TOT. 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

STRACHAX, 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.—
1874 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.

(SHAH-WUN-DAIS. )
1832.

1874 Alderville. .(sup'd.) 2

Died December 14th, 1875, aged
80 years.

SUTHERLAND, ALEX. D.D.

1855.

1874 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 26th, 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 Cooksville 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 Chilliwhack. . 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 Bridge water 1

75 Sidney 3

78 Consecon . . 3

TORRANCE, WILLIAM.
1872.— ori>. 1874.— u. f. c. 1877.
1874 Sutton 1

75 Homing'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
75 Cressy ... 3

78 Bridgewater . . ... 3

584

MINISTERS AND PROBATIONERS.

TUCKER, WILLIAM.
1861.

1874 Walter's Falls 1

75 Priceville.. 2

77 Coldwater. . .... 3

80 Cressy 1

TURNER, JAMES.
1870.— e. f. c. & o 1874.
1874 Burrard Inlet, B.C. . . 1
75 Nichola Valley, B.C. 5
80 Cairiboo 1

TURVER, CHARLES.
1874 Davenport (sup'd). 7

V.

VANDUSEN, CONRAD.

1829.

1874 Whitby... .(sup'd.) 5

Died August 19th, 1878, aged
78 years.

w.

WAITE, JOSEPH.

1873.

1874 Klcinburg 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.—

e. f. c. & o. 1878.

1874 Durham.. .. 1

75 Walkerton 1

76 Innisfil.. .: l

77 Cobourg (s. v. c.) 1

78 A^jala. ... 2
80 Angus 1

WALKER, ROBERT.
1861.
1874 Omemee . .
' 76 Bethany
78 Tweed

WALLACE, FRANCIS HUS-
TON, M.A., B.D.
c. 1875— e. (wit. 1876. —
ord. 1877.— e. f. 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.

* WALTON, JOHN.
1870.— e. f. c. & 0.1875.

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 Fenelon Falls. .. ..2

76 Cannington .. ..3

79 Lakefield 2

Financial Secretary, 1878 to

18S0.

WASHINGTON, WM. C,

M.A.

1861.

1874 Warsaw. . . 3

77 Stouffville 2

79 Pickering.. . . . . 1

80 Milford . . 1

WASS, JABEZ.
c. 1874.— e. on t. 1875.—
e. f. c. & o. 1878.
1874 Stouffville

75 Newcastle

76 Darlington ...

77 Oakwood,

78 Aurora

79 Bradford. ... .

80 Yonge Street South

WASS, JOHN BARCLAY, M.A.

1869.
1874 Denbigh and Abinger 2

76 Shannon ville
79 Northport.

WATCH, CHARLES W.

c 1875.— r. on t. 1876.—

R. f. c. & o. 1880.

1875 Alton 1

76 Cooksville. ... 1

77 Amaranth 1

78 Bradford ... 1

79 Warsaw . . 2

WATSON, COVEEDALE.
1869.— e. f. c. & d. 1874.
1874 Yorkville.. 1

75 Peterboro'. . . 3

78 Toronto, Spadina Avenue 3

WEBSTER, JOHN.

1846.

74 Chatsworth. .
76 Stayner , . .
79 Hillsdale..

. 2
3
2

WELDON, ISAAC.
1861.

1874 Ameliasburg 2

76 Lakefield.. ..3

79 Cannington 2

Financial Secretary, 1875, and
1877 to 1880.

WEST, WILLIAM J.
e. on t. 1877.

1877 Lakefield...

79 Cannington

80 Cobourg .

.(s.v.o.)

WHEELER, ALBERT D.
e. on t.' 1879.

1879 Oakwood.. . .

80 Bancroft . . .

WHITCOMBE, ORRIN.
1850.

1874 Milford .

75 Moira

Died April 12th, 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

WILKINSON, JAMES W.

e. on T. 1880.

1880 Kirkville . . '. 1

WILKINSON, JOHN MILES,
B.A.

e. oni. 1874.— e. f. c. &o. 1880.

1874 Markdale .....,,, 1

75 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.—
e. f. c. & o. 1878.

1873 Wiarton 1

74 Walkerion 1

75 Baysville 1

76 Cobourg (s.v.c). 2

78 Coboconk 1

79 Dunsford 2

WILL, PHINEAS D.

1858.
1874 Paisley.,

75 Sault Ste Marie .
77 Markham. ,
7Q ( Markham,
'" j Frankford,
80 Frankford. .

WILLIAMS, DAVID.
1867.

1874 Canton 1

75 Mono 3

78 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. .
76 Maxwell

1877 Meaford 2

79 Homing's Mills 2

Financial Secretary, 1877 to
1880.

WILLMOTT, WILLIAM F.
e. on t. 1876.

1-876 Mono 1

77 Rosemont 1

78 Leave of absence for one

year.

WILLOUGHBY, NICHOLAS

RAMSAY, M.A.

1856.

1874 Yorkville 1

75 Peterboro' 3

1878 Belleville... .... 2

80 Brampton .... 1

Chairman of District 1875 to
1880.

President of Conference, 1880.

WILSON, ALBERT CHAS.
1866.

1874 Coboconk 1

75 Woodville 3

78 Demorestville. . . . . 1

79 Bethany . . 2

REV. DR. WOOD,

Missionary Secretary.

WILSON, AXDREW
e. on t. 187(1 — e. v. c. 187
Primitive

Methodist

75 ) Conference.

76 Canton. . .

77 Dalrymple

78 Brudenell and Bangor
80 Combermere .

373 )

74

WILSON, JOHN CAKROLL.

1862.

1874 Manvers 1

75 Brooklin ... 3

78 Darlington 3

WILSON, JOHN V.
1854.

1

1874 Avening

75 Collingwood. .(sup'd.) 2
77 London Conference.

586

MINISTERS AND PROBATIONERS.

WILSON, THOMAS BELL.
r. ojit. 1874.— k. f. c. & o. 1878,
1874 Omemee 1

75 Oakwood 1

76 Cannington 1

77 Montreal Theo. Coll ... 1

78 Bannockburn 2

80 Ballydufi. 1

WILSON, WILLIAM.
r. out. 1879.

1879 Hanover 1

80 Chesley 1

WITHROW, WILLIAM H.
M.A.

1861.
1874 ) Editor of Methodist

to > 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,"
' ' Worthies 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 1 Missionary

1879 ) Honorary Secretary,
80 ) Missionary Department.
President of the Conference

for the years 1874 and 1875.

WOOD, JAS. ALEXANDER.

c. 1873.— R. on t. 1880.
1879 Maynooth & York River 1
80 Thurlow 1

WOODSWORTH, JAMES.

1864.

1874 Hastings

77 Horning's Mills

79 Parry Sound.

80 Bracebridge

Chairman of District, 1880.

to

Society,

Toronto.

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. v. 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, EGERTONRYERSON

1863.
1874 Beren's and Pigeon River 2
76 Prince Albert & Pt. Perry S

79 Colborne 2

Financial Secretary, 1880.

YOUNG, GEORGE, D.D.
1842.

1874 Winnipeg 2

76 Toronto, Richmond St . . 3

»q j Toronto, Berkeley St. ) .

| 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

CIBCUITS AND MISSIONS

OF THE

TORONTO 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 YEAK,

FROM ITS ORGANIZATION IN 1874 TO THE YEAR 1880.

Note. — 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
79
80

George Walker . .

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, George S. Reynolds

75 Thomas W. Glover

76 Thomas W. Glover.

77 Peter Campbell . .

78 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

ALLANDALE.

A village on the line of the Northern Eailway, at the head of Kempenfeldt Bay, in the County o f

Simcoe, Ontario. It was formerly part of Barrie Circuit.
1876 Richard Duke

77 Richard Duke

78 Alfred Brown

79 John McCarroll, M.D..

80 John McCarroll, M.D.

2

109

5 83

4 76

6 81

2

101

2 87

2 01

7 00

2

79

6 18

2 28

14 15

2

80

6 23

2 86

8 54

87 76
75 59
62 97
69 92

Mono Road Circuit set off with six appointments.

588

CIRCUITS AND MISSIONS.

ALLENFORD.— w.

Year

Names of Ministers.

1874 William C. Jolley ...

75 William C. Jolley

76 Charles E. Perry, Almon P. Lyons.

77 Charles E. Perry

78 Andrew Clarke. . .....

79 Andrew Clarke

80 Robert Godfrey

Ap-
point-
men ts.

3
5
8
*6
4
5
5'

No. of
Members.

133
143
186
228
140
158
160

Funds.

Conting.

$4 80

4 98

5 10

6 27
2 50

2 50

3 00

Educa.

05
53
60
60
20
20
60

Sup. M.

$6 20

7 87

8 00
10 27

6 31

5 00

6 25

Miss'y.

$137 94

154 71

188 50

146 21

70 13

50 16

64 92

ALLISTON.— w.

1874 John F. Germam, M.A., Alfred Brown

75 John F. German, M.A., Fred. Dracas.

76 Robert H. 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

t4

248

12 14

8 94

28 16

1

110

6 75

3 00

30 00

1874 Thomas R. Reid

?t- /John Smiley, M.A., )
'° \ Charles W. Watch j

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

273 93

428 52

467 59

510 45

572 41

474 53

305 05

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
76

77
78
79

William H. Jamieson,
Charles W. Watch . .,
William Bacon. .
United with Alton .

B.A.

• • • ■

4

39

3 00

1 00

5 40

3

37

4 89

1 50

6 0i>

3

46

5 31

1 76

6 75

3

40

4 33

1 92

1 50

AMELI ASBURG. — w.

1874 Isaac Weldon, Foster McAmmond, B.A.

75 Isaac Weldon, Foster McAmmond, B.A.

76 John C. Ash, Matthew Robison.

77 John C. Ash, Matthew Robison. .

78 John C. Ash, Matthew Robison.

79 Richard Potter.

80 Richard Potter

L

8

380

L.

9

402

9

415

10

421

10

430

|10

425

.

4

233

12 15
12 55

12 61

13 71
15 00
15 00

5 41

7 53
7 00
12 18
15 00
20 00
15 00
2 80

59 59
34 61
42 33
45 00
50 00
50 00
16 00

ANGUS.— w.

1874 Andrew Armstrong

75 Andrew Armstrong

76 Andrew Armstrong

77 John Pepper, B A .

78 John Pepper, B.A

79 John Pepper, B.A

80 George Walker .....

ARKWR1GHT.

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 .

4

140

8 16

5 17

15 60

5

145

8 75

10 04

16 00

5

152

8 80

6 78

21 00

§3

125

5 29

5 37

18 00

3

102

5 46

3 77

17 37

4

96

4 90

4 00

21 39

4

96

4 37

2 16

8 43

39 03

36 73

51 34

43 28

445 02

398 84

401 53

450 19

391 71

304 55

118 53

226 47

165 66

143 58

132 79

105 28

61 60

79 61

76 David D. Rolston, Joseph Edge . .

77 David D. Rolston, Joseph Edge

78 Neil A. McDiaimid, Thomas B. Beynon

79 Calvin Shaw ...,.„,. ...

80 Calvin Shaw......

* Two appointments given to Kilsyth.
+ Rednersville set off.

163

7 55

4 48

11 10

144 10

253

5 38

5 09

15 49

159 63

260

6 09

6 09

18 78

218 12

230

6 54

5 44

21 76

157 13

239

5 91

5 03

14 80

177 66

t West Essa Circuit with three appointments set off.
§ One appointment given to Allandale.

TORONTO CONFERENCE.

589

ARTEMESIA.— w. & n.

Year

Names of Ministers.

AP-

point-
ments.

No. of
Members

Funds.

Conting.

Educa.

Sup. M.

Miss'y.

1874 Henry S. Matthews, Richard Strachan
75 Circuit divided. — See Flesherton, Dun-
dalk and Friceville.. . .

9

11

414
380

$8 40
9 00

$4 50
5 40

$20 50
22 25

$216 13

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.

1876 John Hart

77 John Hart . .

78 John Hart

79 Francis Johnson . .

80 Francis Johnson .. .

AURORA.— w.

77
72
85
89

6 00

3 00

9 09

3 53

5 23

3 20

1 30

5 30

3 27

1 50

4 40

N.

1874 Edward Barrass, George J. Bishop ..

75 John Shuttlevvorth, George J. Bishop

76 John Shuttleworth, George J. Bishop

77 Daniel F. Gee, William H. Madden .

78 Daniel F. Gee, Jabez Wass . .

79 Daniel F. Gee, Charles Langford..

80 Jacob Eli Howell, M.A., Frank Keam.

1874 John V. Wilson, George Brown (B)

75 Thomas R. Reid, Thomas Legate . .

76 Thomas R. Reid, William Ottawall

77 Thomas R. Reid, Frederick Dracas.

78 Sidney F. Depew

79 Sidney F. Depew

80 Sidney F. Depew ...

AVENING.-
3
5
6
6
6
6
7

310
300
367
311
300
307
315

— w.
128
142
194
165
167
166
166

21 00

8 00

32 89

20 00

20 00

39 00

24 00

11 22

56 22

19 04

8 59

58 20

16 99

8 00

39 92

8 91

4 86

18 42

8 91

4 23

20 33

118

60

86

81

76

54

35

00

242

11

225

05

240

77

214

26

165

65

125

31

134

89

8 66

2 33

7 49

4 05

4 07

6 48

4 25

4 00

5 00

4 50

4 25

9 00

4 50

4 50

9 00

4 52

4 19

20 25

5 93

2 40

27 45

117 97
98 90
59 46
79

121

138 17

180 68

16

85

B.

BALLYDUFF.
A village in the township of Man vers, County of Durham, Ontario

Manvers Circuit.
1876 William C. Jolley ...

77 William C. Jolley 7 127

78 William C. Jolley 7 132

79 William, Howson ... 6 122

80 Thomas B. Wilson 5 113

1874 Thomas J. Edmison .

75 John C. Ash

76 Ephraim L. Koyl

77 Ephraim L. Koyl

78 William R. Barker.. .

79 William R. Barker....

80 William R. Barker....

BALTIMORE. -
3
3
3
3
3
3
3

-w.
90
92
97
98
98
80
78

It was formerly part of

4 76

3 31

6 00

4 80

3 35

12 00

2 87

0 81

12 00

3 46

3 26

11 15

10 05

6 05

27 40

8 00

19 33

21 00

8 50

21 50

21 50

8 53

7 51

22 00

5 68

2 60

17 41

5 70

2 75

16 30

4 30

3 10

11 50

103

97

128

12

91

34

100

00

152 53

202

65

155

46

135

50

110

84

96

60

91

72

BANCROFT.

A village in the northern section of the County of Hastings, Ontario. It was formerly connected

with Maynooth Mission

1880 Albert D. Wheeler.. .. .| | ... | .... | | .... j

BANNOCKBURN.
A village in the township of Madoc, County of Hastings, Ontario. It was formerly part of the

L'Amable Mission.

1875 Philip J. Roblin ...

76 Philip J. Roblin. . . .... 4 126 1 20 1 00 31 50

77 Thomas McKee 6 107 1 00 15 00

78 Thomas 1',. Wilson . 6 99 1 25 1 00 3 00 29 57

79 Thomas B. Wilson 7 144 0 83 0 67 0 94 40 80

80 Thomas Dnnlop 6 112 10 00

590

CIRCUITS AND MISSIONS.

BARRIE.— w.

Year!

Names of Ministers.

1874 David C. McDowell, Charles Langford

75 John Bredin, Frank Keam . . . .

76 John Bredin .

77 John Bredin. . ,

78 Jonathan E. Betts

79 John G. Laird..

80 John 6. Laird..

Ap-
point-
ments.

No. of
Members.

Funds.

284
284
231
186
180
210
182

Conting.

$24 98

30 57

31 94

20 70

21 00
23 53
16 60

Educa.

$20 00
35 00
30 00
20 00
16 50
18 80
16 10

Sup M. Miss'y,

$46 58
53 09
60 00
65 00

100 00
71 94
70 00

$251 03
308 61
315 75
302 20
375 25
247 78
289 60

BAYSVILLE.

' A village in the Electoral District of Muskoka, Ontario.

1875 Robert C. Wilkinson.. , .. , .... I i

76 United with Bracebridge . . 8 60 I 2 79 1 0 71

1 65 13 09

BEAVERTON.— w.

1874 William H. Cairnduff.

75 Calvin Shaw .... .

76 Thomas H. Patchell. .

77 Thomas H. Patchell .

78 Thomas Williams

79 Thomas Williams

80 Thomas Williams

4

95

11 94

5 62

10 29

4

98

9 00

4 42

10 46

4

112

10 90

7 93

10 00

+ 2

62

2 45

3 00

9 09

2

62

2 50

3 00

3 50

2

58

4 15

2 10

4 20

1

45

3 23

1 15

3 50

BELLEVILLE— BRIDGE STREET.— w

1874 William Briggs, Charles A. Hanson

75 William Briggs, Samuel P. Rose

76 Eph. B. Harper, M.A., Saml. P. Rose

77 Eph. B. Harper, M.A., Saml. P. Rose

78 Nicholas R. Willoughby, M.A.. .

79 Nicholas R. Willoughby, M.A..

80 Wellington Jeffers, D.D

2

506

4

432

T3

463

3

609

3

551

§2

386

2

449

48 10

22 63

153 51

48 32

73 54

154 35

48 40

67 25

155 15

57 31

47 51

128 80

43 44

45 00

129 65

25 65

44 33

120 35

29 79

24 65

118 65

BELLEVILE— BLEEKER 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 .

1
1

80

4 00

3 00

14 00

1

82

4 05

3 02

14 12

2

100

4 09

3 05

14 20

1

72

4 76

3 63

6 54

1

60

5 00

3 75

5 45

BELLEVILLE— HOLLOWAY STREET.

1
1

iso

10 '25

16 66

20 66

1

190

9 00

6 25

15 00

1878 Joseph H. Locke .

79 Joseph H. Locke . . .

80 Joseph H. Locke .

BETHANY.
A village on the Midland R. R., in the township of Man vers, County of Durham, Ontario.

formerly part of Manvers Circuit.
1876 Robert Walker, John A. McCamus..

77 Robert Walker, David N. McCamus.

78 William Scales, Alfred J. Barltrop..

79 Albert C. Wilson. .

80 AlbertC. Wilson

112 71

124 67

116 80

118 60

77 20

56 53

58 06

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

7

205

7 90

5 00

9 12

6

209

8 00

5 00

10 00

6

155

6 20

1 60

10 05

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

BL

AIRTO
5
5
5
5
5
8
7

N— w.

100
100 '
82
102
106
107

80 Thomas Fox . ... .

110

1 90

1 60

6 03

103 70

'

2 50

3 00

4 00

93 07

4 45

3 00

53 48

3 00

i 66

2 70

40 18

3 13

3 00

5 00

65 09

3 40

1 21

5 00

85 81

3 50

1 34

6 00

57 46

Allandale set off.
: Bleeker Street set off.

t Two appointments given to Atherley.
§ Holloway Street set off.

TORONTO CONFERENCE.

591

BLOOMFIELD— w.

Year

Names of Minister

A.i'; , no. of

point- ,, ,
1 , Members,
incuts.

Funds.

1874 Joseph H. Chant 4

75 Joseph H. Chant. . . . . . 4

76 J. H. Chant, Foster McAmmond, B.A.,: 4

77 Clias. V. Lake, Albert W Hastings j 4

78 Charles V. Lake.. .. . j 4

79 Samuel Sing . . ..1*2

80 Samuel Sing . . . 2

223
228
292
292
289
10 ij
154

Conting.

88 06

00
00

oo

10 00
S 00
5 71

Eduea.

S3 77
12 00

11
11

9

00
00
05
00
20

Mip.

M. Mi

^35 39
26 00
28 00
18 00
2U 00
10 00
0 00

ss v.

SI 36 92
176 14
125 58
113 68
50 25
38 65
134 34

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 Smilev, .M.A.

80 John Smiley, M.A.

BOBCAYCEON

.. . 9

■i 9
.. t6
. .! 6

5

6

6

229
235
188
183
180
154
160

12
12
4
3
3
5
6

30
00
15
10
10
46
14

10

90
00
00
20
51
80

26 25
30 00
10 00
15 00
10 20
10 54
8 19

263 8 0
273 08
140 00
101 75
119 69
142 41
169 29

BOND HEAD.— w

1874 Daniel F. Gee, Robert Carter 6 1 260

"75 Daniel F. Gee, Albert Smith. . ..; 6 228

76 Daniel F. Gee, James W Stewart . . '■ 6 j 237

77 John W. Totten, Stephen A. Arkels ! 6 238

78 John W. Totten, John C. Henderson..! 6 247

79 Henry S. Matthews, Frank Keam . 6 250

80 Henry S. Matthews, Charles Langford. ! 6 254

I

13 00

8 81
10 00

8 79
10 06

7 60

8 69

14
06

88
09

27
77
74

47 26
40 63
40 00

32 94
40 18

33 50
26 38

403 46

322 56
337 37
290 49
347 64
220 48
263 53

BOWMANVILLE.— w,

1874 John Bredin 1 140

75 Thomas A. Ferguson I 1 i 142

76 John G. Laird j 1 | 164

77 JohnG. Laird 1 ! 210

78 JohnG. Laird ! 1 | 190

79 David C. McDowell . 1 j 170

80 David C. McDowell 1 j 181

17 65

17 20

13 00

14 75
11 65
10 75

7 30

10 00

30 00
43 84
34 00
20 00
5 40
8 40

53 50
63 00
62 62
50 00
32 00
21 25
13 20

307 51
318 90

349 42
356 86
310 65
289 73
237 94

BRACEBRIDGE.— w.

1874 Webster \V. Leech ... .7 123 ' 9 49

75 Webster W. Leech . . . ..) 6 I 119 i 8 00

76 George M. Brown, George S. Reynoldsl 6 ' 100 8 00

77 George M. Brown 6 184 8 88

78 William J. Hewitt '6 184 8 33

79 William J. Hewitt . .! 4 1 122 8 40

80 James Woodsworth . . .. J 3 122 8 40

12
50
00
63

9 55

10

00

16 00

17 50

13 85

14 00

15 71
21 25
■'?, 75

121 61

177 32
102 61

120 42
60 00

78 08
81 45

BRADFORD.— w.

1874 Jonathan E. Betts, William G. Howson] 5 : 155 22 27 10 00, 32 93 385 03

75 Jonathan E. Letts, Thomas J. Snowden 5 155 19 06 24 20 35 57 279 66

76 Thos. A. Ferguson, Thos. Manning, B.A. 6 ! 190 20 56 16 00, 37 50 353 08

77 Thomas A. Ferguson, Lewis W. Hill.. 6 : 186 20 29 j 15 00 46 40 ; 381 14

78 Samuel C. Philp, Charles W. Watch.. 5 190 : 14 56 9 71 80 00 , 374 27

79 Samuel C. Philp, Jabez B. Wass . 5 153 I 1102: 8 83 32 00 2MJ 76

80 Thos. Campbell, J. M.Wilkinson, B.A. i 5 ; 159 ' 8 85 5 82 22 00 ! 278 00

BRAMPTON.— w.

1874 William Burns, Charles Smith

75 John Learoyd, Samuel Salton

76 John Learoyd, Samuel Salton . .,..,.

77 J. Herbert Starr, Charles E. Mclntyve.

78 Edwin Clement, Charles E. Melntyre .

79 Edwin Clement, Charles' E. Melntyre .

80 Nicholas R. Willoughby, M.A .

8
8

7
7
7
8
:8

400
450
415
447
442
450
425

29 38

30 00
32 12
32 85
32 15
32 19
29 67

14 00
34 00
21 17
21 50

21 50
20 20
17 22

US 00
150 00
152 50
175 00
236 71
209 54 ]
185 11

672 00
680 51
692 1.3
790 45
901 88
807 41
714 75

Cherry Valley set off.

+ Dunsford net off.

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 the town o

Brampton.

Year!

Names of Ministers.

1880 Peter Campbell.

1874 William Tomblin. .

75 William J. Hewitt. . .

76 William J. Hewitt. .

77 William J. Hewitt. .

78 John Tozeland .

79 John Tozeland ... .

80 John Tozeland

1874 Osborn R. Lambly, M.A

75 Osborn R. Lambly, M.A .

76 Kennedy Creighton ,

77 Kennedy Creighton .

78 Kennedy Creighton

79 Thomas Cullen.

80 Thomas Cullen

AP\ ' No. of

Funds.

P01"*- '.Members,
ments. ;

Conting. Educa.

Sup. M.

Miss'y.

7 i

1 ...

1874 George Leech . .
75 See Sunderland

1879 Charles Smith.
80 Robert Johnston.

BRIDGE WATER.— w.

2 125

$7 35

$4 00

$15 70

$163 67

4 : 125

7 50

| 8 00

18 80

145 09

4 165

8 25

16 00

16 00

115 31

4

112

8 00

4 25

15 00

93 88

4

112

7 00

3 00

17 60

98 36

4

98

3 17

1 62

9 74

62 77

4

88

4 09

2 45

, 6 23

40 31

BRIGHTON.— w.

. . [ 1 140

11 00

7 00

16 25

134 75

140

10 00

11 84

8 00

108 42

145

12 87

12 00

11 42

101 80

100

7 15

6 00

11 50

134 36

1 93

5 10

0 60

11 50

114 50

120

6 00

3 00

12 50

134 25

163

7 00

4 00

15 51

211 50

BROCK.— w &n.

.1 5 i 142

7 06

3 50

29 52

201 29

5

145

13 00

7 67

31 89

242 54

BROOKHOLM.
A small village in the County of Grey, Ontario.

6

80

2 48

5 22

3 00 44 26

BROOKLIN.
A village in the township of Whitby, County of Ontario. It was formerly part of the Whitby Circuit.

1876 John Carroll Wilson. . .

77 John Carroll Wilson .

78 Edward Barras=, M.A.

79 Edward Barrass, M.A.

80 Samuel Salton

1874 Samuel Salton

75 Thomas H. Patchell

76 Thomas Grandy . .

77 Thomas Grandy

78 Andrew Wilson

79 Andrew Wilson

80 See Combermere .

137
137
175
150
130

9 82

7 48

32 00

. 9 38

7 83

21 00

9 40

12 31

26 00

8 55

3 00

26 00

4 00

2 30

24 50

BRUDENELL and BANGOR,
4
5
6
6
6
6
6

21

4 03

32

4 00

37

4 50

44

3 25

31

0 78

29

0 25

31

5

0)

5

00

3

10

0

60

0 25

5 17

10 90

11 00
11 00

2 00
4 63
7 87

252

58

203 47

131

84

83 11

181

49

168 28

257 50

119

96

120

85

15

40

15

62

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

80 Jeremiah A. Chapman, M.A.

175
190
180
185
225
225
225

10 71

7 67

20 00

10 00

7 25

17 00

8 19

12 00

17 30

6 72-

13 25

17 50

6 50

14 00

17 30

7 82

7 33

9 60

6 91

3 12

7 20

136 93

10 > 68

114 73

88 33

140 38

141 53
124 27

TORONTO CONFERENCE.

593

CANNINGTON.— w.

Year

Names of Ministers.

Ap-
point -
ments.

No. of
Members.

Funds.

Conting.

Educa.

Sup. M.

Miss'y.

1874 Thomas Culbert

3
3

5
5
5
6
6

100
83
146
160
173
200
240

$7 39
7 50
15 00
14 15
10 41
14 55
9 51

$5 00
5 98

13 05

14 90
14 53

5 20
7 28

$26 38
26 05
43 90
52 00

55 40

56 00
95 82

$168 62
147 60
226 44
294 16
360 79
306 70
339 48

75 Thomas Culbert, Thomas H. Orme .

76 Geo. Washington, M.A., T. B. Wilson

77 Geo. Washington, M.A., Elias Battell.

78 G. Washington, MA. , J. A. McCamus

79 Isaac Weldon, William J. West . ...

CANTON.— \y.

1874 Arthur Browning, John M. Wilkinson

75 Arthur Browning, John A. McCamus.

76 Edmund S. Rupert, M.A., A. Wilson.

77 E S. Rupert, M A., S. C.Edmunds, B. A.

78 E. S. Rupert, M. A., S. C. Edmunds, B. A.

79 Edward Cragg, Henry S. Jenkinson. .

80 Edward Cragg, Robert H. Leitch ... .

242
258
270
276
280
280
255

1&74 John Hodgson

75 James C. Seymour

76 James C. Seymour..

77 James C. Seymour . . .

78 George T. Richardson .

79 Edward Hill. ..

80 Edward Hill

1874 George Browne

75 Garrett J. Dingman .

76 Garrett J. Dingman .

77 Garrett J. Dingman

78 James A. McClung. . .

79 James A. McClung..

80 James A. McClung.. . .

CART WRIGHT.— w.

100
100
181
170
166
166
156

CASTLETON.— w.

170

180
220
230
260

227
271

4
4
4
4
5
6

18 50

11 00

54 00

19 00

22 00

50 00

19 20

15 00

47 00

13 55

16 05

47 75

13 29

16 64

48 00

13 65

16 26

48 00

11 25

4 00

23 75

4 28

1 20

10 00

5 06

2 76

16 97

6 00

5 50

20 00

7 00

7 00

20 66

7 00

7 00

22 00

5 77

1 97

9 79

1 90

1 90

9 00

10 15

5 25

17 00

7 50

7 00

10 00

7 60

7 30

20 50

5 90

3 75

22 75

8 05

7 30

20 50

8 10

7 00

15 00

8 10

7 20

22 40

341

73

350 73

348

50

256 67

303

06

287

26

182

36

91

83

100 87

157

74

162 77

176

31

88

22

102

39

178 27

222

00

187

70

147

14

198

07

191

86

202

64

CAVANVILLE.

A village in the township of Cavan, County of Durham, Ontario. It was formerly part of the

Millbrook Circuit.

1878 John W. Wicher . .

79 Thon&s Cleworth. . .

80 Thomas Cleworth.

1874 William T. Dyer -

75 Thomas Grandy

76 John Power

77 George Wesley Marvin . . .

78 Thomas McKee

79 Supplied from Lakefield .

80 United with Hall's Bridge .

328
262

CHANDOS.— w.

40
41
44
52
97
100

3 88
6 50

12 00
22 25

1 25

1 15

1 58

1 30

2 25

1 60

1 50

1 60

2 00

1 00

1 00

0 60

0 36

0 78

1 45

....

....

244 45

245

00

26

60

33

15

37

76

38 37

28

13

15 50

CHATS WORTH.— w.

1874 John Webster

75 John Webster, George Coffey

76 Sidney F. Depew, Thomas Legate . .

77 Sidney F. Depew, John Power . . .

78 Thomas R. Reid, William T. Hicks.

79 Thomas R. Reid

80 Thomas R. Reid

161
143
246
262
260
249
142

9 41

5 10

11 32

9 42

5 88

12 42

10 00

6 15

23 91

4 38

5 80

7 25

4 00

3 97

22 16

5 00

4 75

14 00

4 25

3 00

9 75

154 58

140 61
200 00
143 20

141 47
161 00

66 62

Holland Centre set off.

38

594

CIRCUITS AND MISSIONS.-

' CHERRY VALLEY.
A village in the township of Athol, County of Prince Edward, Ontario.

Bloomiield Circuit.

It was formerly part of

Names of Ministers.

Ap-
point-
ments

No. of
Members.

Funds.

Year

Conting.

Educa.

Sup. M.

Miss'y.

1879 Sidney J. Shorey

80 Sidney J. Shorey

4
4

176

$3 66

$2 00

$8 50

$83 66

CHESLEY.
A village in the township of Elderslie, County of Bruce, Ontario. It was formerly part of the Paisley

Circuit, and of the Vesta, New Connexion, Circuit.
1875 William B. Danard

76 William B. Danard. .. .. .

77 William B. Danard

78 Calvin Shaw, Joseph Edge .

79 Neil A. McDiarmid, William Hooton

80 William Tindall, William Wilson

152
193

205
225
225

7 00

4 00

6 15

8 00

4 50

6 50

5 10

5 00

5 00

6 00

4 95

' 5 75

6 52

2 33

9 48

1874 Peter Campbell

75 Peter Campbell

76 Peter Campbell

77 Shem Blanshard

78 Shem Blanshard

79 Shem Blanshard

80 William G. Howson

1874 Albert C. Wilson . .

75 Thomas Fox . .

76 William Cook

77 William Cook

78 Robert X). Wilkinson

79 John H. Ruttan..

80 Peter W Davies..

CHINGUACOUSY.— w.

4
4
4
4
4
5
5

125
145
145
124
108
110
108

7 50

4 20

11 15

10 53

4 84

11 53

9 70

4 75

12 10

10 30

5 50

14 65

8 78

3 52

5 57

10 14

3 38

9 05

9 09

4 24

10 20

COBOCONK.— w.

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.. . .

1874 William McCullough

75 Joseph H. Locke

76 Joseph H. Locke

77 Joseph H. Locke

78 Thomas Cull en

79 Egerton R. Young ...

80 Egerton R. Young

1874 Thomas Snowdon. .

75 Richard G. James .

76 Richard G. James

77 William Tucker .

78 William Tucker.

79 William Tucker

80 Richard Strachan. . .

1874 Joseph W McCallum .

75 Edwin Clement

76 Edwin Clement

77 Edwin Clement .

78 J. Herbert Starr...

79 J. Herbert Starr
an T u„„i — j. a*

6

COBOURG.-
2
2
1
1
1
3
1

COLBORNE.
3
3
3
3
3
3
3

COLD WATER.
2
3
5

7

50
78
94
110
140
150
128

— w.
206
209
206
206
113
205
184

-w.
00
00
75
50
50
84
61

— w.

52

61

64

64

56

52

54

5 03

1 90

10 00

5 00

5 90

10 00

4 92

4 37

2 49

2 00

2 00

4 00

1 44

1 58

2 25

2 82

1 47

2 19

2 23

1 23

2 67

41 17

20 00

87 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

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

3 00

1 55

2 48

6 10

3 10

4 25

8 50

3 45

5 40

6 55

3 50

5 50

6 90

3 70

6 80

7 00

3 86

7 40

7 25

4 10

8 75

COLLINGWOOD.— w.

1

164

13 70

7 50

20 00

1

176

13 50

13 00

21 00

2

240

14 00

13 00

10 05

1

190

9 26

4 00

11 79

1

190

10 00

4 23

19 21

2

170

T7C

18 50

5 00

25 00

63 51

93 20

72 68

62 40

75 57

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 85

975 81

1,100 00

1,044 00

919 85

741 00

893 91

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

TORONTO CONFERENCE.

595

COMBERMERE.

A small village in the township of Radcliffe, County of Renfrew, Ontario.

connected with Brudenell Mission.

It was formerly

Names of Ministers.

Ap-
point-
ments.

No. of
Members.

Funds.

C onting.

Educa.

Sup. M.

Miss'y.

1880

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. .

141
141
161
163

156
168
16S

. $9 50

$4 00

$18 00

8 40

8 00

22 00

9 15

10 00

21 02

8 86

6 76

16 21

9 17

8 49

21 05

9 63

9 00

23 28

7 50

8 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

360

365
335
294
296
298

COOKSVILLE.— w.

1874 Andrew Cunningham, Henry Thomas.

75 Andrew Cunningham, Alfred Brown . .

76 Thomas S. Keough, Charles W. Watch

77 Thomas S. Keough, Thomas Dunlop. .

78 Thomas S. Keough, Richard Duke . . .

79 Michael Fawcett, William Bacon

80 Michael Fawcett, William Bacon .

234
235
300

287
287
280
282

18 09

9 25

77 16

15 00

19 00

62 94

18 50

27 33

79 80

15 00

16 90

60 00

16 14

11 15

60 00

13 59

6 29

35 23

12 62

6 13

36 12

22 90

10 90

64 59

23 86

25 50

65 07

28 00

19 41

84 20

24 63

14 60

66.13

29 57

14 81

68 40

19 92

9 95

83 85

20 00

8 00

80 00

463 96
403 53
540 69
501 66
443 80
309 58
260 21

432 12
454 29
489 77
446 84
500 00
466 39
468 46

CRESSY.
A village in the township of Marysburg, County of Prince Edward, Ontario.

the Milford Circuit.

It was formerly part of

1875 John Tozeland

4

■ • • ■

76 John Tozeland

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.

Road Mission.

1877 Andrew Wilson ...

78 Thomas Grandy

79 William P. Brown

80 William P. Brown

143
123
104

DARLINGTON.— w.

It was formerly part of Victoria.

1874 Alex. R. Campbell, Thomas Sliter . .

75 Edward Barrass, M.A., Thos. Sliter .

76 Ed. Barrass, M. A., Jabez B. Wass, B.A.

77 Ed. Barrass, M.A., John A. Stewart.

78 Jno. C. Wilson, Jas. H. Barkwell, B.A.

79 John C. Wilson, Benjamin Greatrix. . .

80 JohnC. Wilson, Edward Dewart Lewis

256
240
250
260
230
280
300

1 25
1 35

1 10

2 17
1 40
1 50

16 95

7 25

59 31

16 25

14 20

45 15

18 00

11 68

40 00

12 00

15 00

44 00

12 84

10 43

40 00

12 27

7 22

35 51

12 39

9 19

42 30

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.

Tear

Names of Ministers.

1874 John B. Armstrong. .

75 John B. Armstrong . .

76 John S. Evans

77 Charles Smith.

78 Charles Smith

79 John Semmens

80 James Pearen

Ap-
point-
in ents.

2
2
2
*1
1
1,
1

No. of
Members.

63
66
88
49
30
30
33

Funds.

Conting. Educa. Sup. M. Miss'y.

75
60
00
91
95
97
00

$i 00

11 00

14 00

3 21

3 11

3 13

$30 00
30 00
20 00
4 71
9 75
9 75
4 00

1191 96
196 98
204 17
147 40
119 70
108 55
104 61

DEMORESTVILLE.— w.

1874 Wm. J. Young, O. H. Mcintosh. . . .

75 J. A. Chapman, B. A., JohnW. Cathcart

76 J. A. Chapman, M.A., Saml. McCauley

77 James Pearen, B. A., Samuel McCauley

78 Albert C. Wilson, Samuel McCauley .

79 William C. Jolley

80 William C. Jolley

9

+ 10

5

265
250
275
260
254
245
156

9 50

6 00

25 00

8 80

5 41

20 00

11 51

9 35

25 34

10 02

4 00

14 76

13 31

12 45

27 17

8 10

5 07

34 68

3 26

1 06

7 16

DENBIGH and ABINGER.— w.

1874 JabazB. Wass, B.A.

75 Jabez B. Wass, B.A .

76 Peter W. Davis . .

77

67
60
60

49

1 45

1 00

3 00

1 50

1 00

2 50

1 50

1 20

2 00

2 80

1 50

4 00

223

40

241

10

185

22

183

03

211

65

214 76

88 63

53

46

41

29

53

24

19 47

DUFFIN'S CREEK.

A village in the township of Pickering, County of Ontario, Ontario.

Pickering Circuit.

1876 John Pickering.

77 John Pickering. .

78 John Pickering. .

79 Alfred Brown . . .

80 Alfred Brown . . .

80

85
85
89

It was formerly part of

3 12

3 00

5 00

3 25

2 00

5 00

3 00

1 10

3 75

6 32

2 97

3 76

117 17
136 00
104 47

118 09

DUNDALK.

A village in the township of Melancthon, County of Grey, Ontario.

Artemesia Circuit.

1876
77
78
79
80

Calvin Shaw
Calvin Shaw
David Williams.
David Williams.
Austin Potter .

184
177
186
161

It was formerly part of

7 12

4 41

5 60

5 89

2 65

3 70

6 00

3 00

28 20

3 59

2 16

5 43

116 52

147 34

103 59

82 79

DUNSFORD.

A village in the township of Verulam, County of Victoria, Ontario.

Bobcaygeon Mission.

1875 Edward Hill

76 JohnW. Cathcart...

77 John W. Cathcart...

78 John W. Cathcart...

79 Robert C. Wilkinson .

80 Robert C. Wilkinson .

112
70
60
60
90

It was formerly part of

1 12

1 31

. ..
2 22

4 08

5 25

3 14

2 10

1 14

4 00

2 16

1 00

4 80

2 19

1 17

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 7

79 Robert Godfrey 7

80 David Williams 8

-W. & N.

120
120
135
139
149
179
164

7 60

2 90

8 20

5 50

2 55

8 00

5 22

3 67

15 00

5 75

4 22

15 50

5 78

4 00

16 00

5 85

4 20

15 00

3 15

2 11

7 59

108 36
79 00

121 42

124 42
88 97

100 70
99 66

Seaton set off.

+ Northport set off.

TORONTO CONFERENCE.

597

E.

EDEN GROVE.
A small village in the South. Riding of the County of Bruce, Ontario. It was formerly part of

Paisley Circuit and Tiverton Mission.

Year

Names of Ministers.

1877 Almon P. Lyons

78 Almon P. Lyons. .

79 Alexander Thibadeau. . .

80 John Pepper, B.A.. .

Ap-
point-
ments.

No. of
Members.

110
118
110

Funds.

Conting.

U 25
4 65
2 50

Educa.

$3 50
3 60
2 16

Sup. M.

$9 18
9 45
7 65

Miss'y.

$91 73
82 94
90 09

EGLINGTON.
A village in the township and County of York, Ontario. It was formerly part of Yonge Street

South Circuit.
1880 Henry M. Manning | | | . . | . . . | I

EUGENIA FALLS.
A village in the township of Arteniesia, County of Grey, Ontario. It was formerly part of Flesherton

Circuit.
*879 William H. Madden.

5 i 57 4 03 1 82 ' 2 96 I 44 97

80 William H. Madden .

F,

1874 William H. Peakc.

75 William H. Peake.

76 John A. Dowler.

77 John A. Dowler.

78 John A. Dowler. .

79 William Buchanan.. .

80 William Buchanan. . .

FENELLA.— w.

126
110
160
180
180
199

7 51

7 04

19 34

8 30

14 38

18 35

5 00

4 00

14 00

4 50

3 00

12 25

2 65

1 31

10 00

5 05

4 10

5 04

FENELON FALLS.— w.

74 George Washington, M. A

6

146

75 George Washington, M.A..

5

148

76 Richard Potter

5

155

77 Richard Potter. . .

4

170

78 Richard Potter

4

156

79 Webster W. Leech

4

170

80 Thomas W Glover

5

142

6 03

2 11

16 00

5 00

6 34

6 00

2 50

4 40

8 60

7 19

3 26

10 00

7 00

4 79

10 00

9 01

2 52

10 00

8 46

2 53

11 00

FLESHERTON.
A village in the township of Artemesia, County of Grey, Ontario.

Artemesia Circuit.

103

82

88

63

119

62

68

63

50 68

75

80

138

80

138

24

125

10

44

50

49

82

60

48

80 89

1876 William Johnston.

77 William Johnston

78 William Johnston

79 William Smyth ...

80 Samuel C. Philp, Jr

1874 JohnTozeland....

75 Hamilton Leith . .

76 Hamilton Leith

77 Hamilton Leith

78 William E. Smith.

79 William E. Smith.

80 William E. Smith.

213

215
241
248

6 51

7 69

13 00

6 60

6 05

12 11

6 79

7 35

11 25

6 67

5 00

12 50

FLINTON.— w.

80
86
92
74
88
94
82

It was formerly part of the

113 49

91 46

82 07

68 64

55 03
44 44
21 02
11 93
16 96

15 33

16 47

2 40

0 72

2 31

2 65

1 27

2 03

4 22

2 31

4 00

3 00

2 74

2 42

0 65

• > • •

2 25

1 67

0 61

2 37

1 56

0 48

1 96

Eugenia Falls set off.

598

CIRCUITS AND MISSIONS.

FRANKFORD.— w.

Names of Ministers.

Ap-
point-
ments.

No. of
Members.

Funds.

Conting.

Educa.

Sup. M.

Miss'y.

1874

J. Anderson Chapman. B.A.

5

198

$5 20

$2 91

$9 85

$98 27

75 David Perry. . .

5

215

6 00

4 82

10 00

141 10

* . . .

5

186

5 78

4 50

4 50

106 21

5

203

5 85

5 00

11 25

140 77

78 James C. Seymour . ....

5

196

5 22

5 00

9 50

156 35

„„ ( James C. Seymour, \
/9 | Phineas D. Will. j • •

5

. 196

5 25

5 00

10 00

176 00

80 Phineas D. Will

5

200

6 00

6 44

10 87

178 00

G.

1874 Frank C. Keam

75 William McCullough

76 William McCullough

77 George Edwards .

78 Thomas J. Edmison.

79 John McLean .

80 Daniel N. McCamus.

GRAFTON.— w.

43

2 72

1 17

1 25

38

3 50

1 50

40

3 00

2 50

4 00

40

3 25

2 00

5 00

50

1 90

2 00

4 00

46

1 08

2 00

3 52

45

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. It was formerly connected with

1879 Richard Duke

80 Richard Duke....

Morrison Mission.

49

3 09

1 85

12 26

52 84

H.

HALIBURTON.
A village in the township of Dysart, County of Peterborough, Ontario.

Minden Mission.

1874 Edward Hill

75 Joseph R. Gibson

76 William H. Cairnduff.

77 William H. Cairnduff.

78 George H. Kenney ...

79 Richard Strachan

80 John A. McCamus

It was formerly part of

2

32

0 50

040

. ..
1 50

3

41

1 00

2 60

5

37

1 65

1 04

1 23

6

45

1 17

8 85

1 98

6

44

1 20

0 20

2 93

7

33

1 75

0 26

1 52

HALL'S BRIDGE.— w.

1874 John A. McCamus

75 John C. Henderson ...

76 )

to > Included in Lakefield Circuit.
79)

80 Adam Glazier

2

64

• •

1 70

1 75

2

14

0 75

0 95

1 00

2

■

34

1 00

0 60

1 40

11 52

12 82

26 74

39 48

29 21

23 35

12 11

10 58

20 00

HANOVER.— w.

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

5

155

6 75

3 45

11 80

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

99 07
107 96
136 70
141 57
149 18
125 28
110 OS

TORONTO CONFERENCE.

599

HASTINGS.— w.

Year

Names of Ministers.

1874 James Woodsworth

75 James Woodsworth. .'

76 James Woodsworth .

77 Thomas Cleworth

78 Thomas Cleworth. .

79 Henry Kenner ' ...

80 Henry Kenner

HEPWORTH.

A small village in the township of Keppel, County of Grey, Ontario.

1875 Adam Glazier

Ap-

No. of

point -

Members.

nients.

5

106

4

101

4

104

4

140

4

130

4

135

4

137

Fuxds.

Conting.

Eduea. iSup. M.

Miss'y.

$7 10

$5 00 ,' $15 00

$200 00

8 90

11 10 j 16 00

206 54

8 00

13 35 ! 16 00

120 89

6 01

10 75 16 00

130 75

5 80

2 50

13 00

129 21

4 50

2 00

12 00

82 91

5 25

3 25

13 (JO

110 00

76 Adam ({lazier.

77 Robert Johnston.. .

78 Robert Johnston.. .

79 Robert Johnston..

80 Thomas Haddon

84
63
70
79
91

3 01

1 10

2 00

1 78

1 35

1 46

1 90

0 84

1 37

1 00

0 61

1 0*

1 09

0 93

2 04

HILLSDALE and PENETANGUISHENE.— w

1874 Jas. McFarlane, Wm. A. Strongman..

75 Jas. McFarlane, Almon P. Lyons. . .

76 Thos. J. Snowden, Wm. Marshall. . .

77 Thos. J. Snowden, Geo. S. Reynolds

78 Thomas J. Snowden. .

79 John Webster. .. ..

80 John Webster

12
*12
8
8
+ 8
6
6

203
188
240
244
252
188
191

12 50

5 60

26 64

15 00

12 00

27 16

16 54

14 30

27 50

16 22

9 15

24 22

16 88

10 12

24 73

11 65

4 64

13 00

13 01

4 70

21 50

HORNING'S MILLS.— w.

1874 John Mahan

75 John Mahan, William Torrance.

76 John Mahan, William Torrance.

77 James Woodsworth, William Torrance

78 J. Woodsworth, Wm. H. Jamieson, B. A

79 Jno. C. Willmott, M.A., George Brown

80 Jno. C. Willmott, M.A., George Brown

135
172
291
304
312
312
396

8 50

5 00

25 00

16 00

5 75

20 00

13 00

7 00

20 14

13 17

8 00

28 00

12 07

6 68

43 25

2 57

7 67

34 20

11 70

7 70

34 55

HUNTSVILLE.— w.

L874 Thomas W Hall

75 Thomas W Hall

76 Reuben E. Toye, William Taylor

77 Eeuben E. Toye, William Marshall . .

78 Reuben E. Toye

79 Thomas W. Hall

80 Andrew Clark

2

40

1 18

1 00

1 30

3

37

5 50

1 09

7 50

8

114

5 35

1 81

3 13

10

194

8 07

3 90

6 71

10

208

8 20

4 00

7 00

7

121

2 03

0 94

7

133

2 45

2 48

3 90

23

44

38

52

48

25

46

12

46 77

221

03

207

33

206

28

197

75

189

69

102

94

179

51

171

77

178

44

286

15

246

35

235

21

270

19

311

74

45

12

42

12

35

91

92

02

99

07

37

78

47

09

I.

INNISFIL.— v.

1874 Robert H. Smith, Toseph R. Gibson.. .

75 Robert H. Smith, Wallace J. Stewart.

76 Henry S. Matthews, George Walker .

77 Henry S. Matthews

78 Henry S. Matthews.

79 John W. Totten, Edward Eves

80 John W. Totten, Edward Eves

* Craighurst given to Vespra.

268
235
306
336
240
336
239

16 48

6 18

36 85 i

15 00

9 34

30 00

14 00

10 00

36 00

15 00

10 00

39 00

11 25

6 25

46 00

12 00

6 50

24 18

8 77

4 07

40 72

342 83
284 66
290 00
303 86
313 67
224 10
229 95

t Penetanguishene set off.

600

CIRCUITS AND MISSIONS.

. IN VERM AY. — w.

Tear

Names of Ministers.

1874 Josias Greene ,

75 Josias Greene

76 Nathaniel S. Burwash

77 Nathaniel S. Burwash

78 NathanielS. Burwash

79 Joseph Galloway ,

80 Joseph Galloway _

Ap-
point-
ments.

6
6

5
5
4
4

4

No. of
Members.

294
296
265
300
280
276
266

Funds.

Conting. Educa. Sup. M. Miss'y,

$12 39

10 00

11 69
8 89
7
3

12
59.

8 23

$7 00
20 00
20 00
20 60
14 73
14 73
15. 00

$52 23
54 54
49 00
66 06
47 83
37 25
24 80

$324 §7
315 96
280 17
288 38
332 05

292 22

293 07

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.

K.

KEENE.— w.

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

KILSYTH.

195 99
189 17
208 65
103 69
208 25'
200 00

196 00

A small village in the township of Derby, County of Grey, Ontario. It was formerly part of the

Allenford Circuit.

1877 Henry Bawtinhimer. . .
78 ....; ...

25

1 25

1 28

1 25 18 90

KIRKVILLE.
A small village in the township of Nottawasaga, County of Simcoe, Ontario.
188Q James W. Wilkinson .1 .. I .. j i .. I

KLEINBURG.— w.

874 James A. McClung, Joseph Waite

75 Wm. H. Cairnduff, Geo. S. Reynolds..

76 John Smiley, M.A., Robert N. Burns.

77 J. Smiley, M.A.,Geo.W. Hewitt,B.A.

78 Jas. Pearen, B A., John H. Stewart. . .

79 J. Pearen, B.A., Fred. W. Crowle, B.A.

80 Shem Blanshard, Joseph Waite. . .

7

274

15 00

8 60

50 50

7

278

15 96

16 11

51 00

7

250

7 20

7 93

28 53

7

214

7 80

8 10

27 00

7

220

8 20

8 25

28 48

7

204

8 50

8 14

27 00

• 7

181

5 00

3 03

5 10

236 50
330 47
276 44
253 20
354 67

237 71
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

t6

203

9 43

5 00

22 45

1874 Philip J. Roblin, Wm. P. Brown.
75 See Maynooth and York River

L'AMABLK— w.

10

7

131

157

2 80

2 10

00
00

247 09
254 46
228 20
280 11
260 97

263 67
273 03

103 83
94 10

Hall's Bridge united.

t Hall's Bridge set off.

TORONTO CONFERENCE.

601

LINDSAY.— w & n.

Yeai

Names of Ministers.

1874 James Brock ....

75 Charles Fish

76 Charles Fish .

77 Wellington Jeffers, D.D

78 Wellington Jeffers, D.D.

79 Wellington Jeffers, D.D,

80 John S. Clarke . . .

1876 James Greener

77 James Greener

78 James Greener

79 James Greener

80 Wesley A. V. Pattyson .

Ap-
point-
ments.

No. of

Members.

106
106
110

115
120
110

112

LINDSAY EAST.

15
15
17

54

LLOYDTOWN.— w.
1874 Thomas Campbell, Albert W. Hastings

75 Thomas Campbell, William G. Howson

76 Thomas Campbell, William G. Howson
■37 Richard Clarke, Edward Eves . ...

78 Austin Potter ...

79 Austin Potter. . .

80 Robert iMcL'ulloeh . . .

/
6
7
7
*6
+ 3
4

252
240
282
282
230
141
119

LORNE.

1879 James McAlister. .
80 ..

34

Funds.

Conting. Educa. Sup. M. Miss'y,

$17 40
18 40
16
17

22

15
27
50

21 07

22 68

0 43
0 96

$12 30
18 50
4 55
26 20
32 56
16 08
34 13

0 35 i

$30 00
30 00
43 00
47 25
46 00
33 73
35 57

1 26
0 80

0 68

$149 29
176 07
203 49
144 95
138 50
175 45
156 23

10 21

7 38

32 13

11 70

9 81

37 82

16 00

7 05

40 00

17 14

10 00

40 30

11 68

4 50

46 00

6 90

3 72

14 24

6 50

2 45

8 00

1 29

LYON'S HEAD.
A small village in the township of Keppel, Colpoy's Bay, County of Grey, Ontario.
1878 Thomas Legate. . , ... j . . i

79 Thomas Legate . ' ? 43 j . . . 1 00

80 Thomas Legate . ' 7 43 0 75 1 95

2 34

3 18

14

60

11

47

339

23

265

08

310

16

304

43

267

84

82

15

83

26

4 00

29 00
53 00

M.

1874 Samuel Sing.

75 Samuel Sing. . .

76 Henry Kenner

77 Henry Kenner . .

78 Henry Kenner. .

79 James McFarlane

80 James McFarlane

MADOC

. — w.

..| 5

206

7

270

/

291

. . . : 7

251

...I 7

249

! 7

259

7

235

S 53

6 10

32 67

9 75

12 42

30 00

7 S7

15 74

25 14

6 88

5 00

20 00

6 50

4 25

22 SS

7 00

4 50

27 61

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 i 4 47 I 5 36 i 6 24 , 48 71

80 George W. Hewitt, B. A 6 I 150 I 4 50 I 3 00.1 6 25 I 50 54

MANITOULIN ISLAND.— w.

1874 William Sutton I 8 i 25 | 1 20

75 See Little Current, Algoma District. . I 8 I 30 I 1 00

0 60

2 40
2 00

1874 John C. Wilson

75 Henry Kenner, Jno. Hart, W. T. Dyer

76 See Ballyduff and Bethany

M AN VERS. -
7
7
13

-W & N.

175
175

270

10 00

4 15

27 00

10 00

8 00

30 19

5 00

5 55

20 00

48 15
12 50

144 26
167 78
238 55

One appointment given to Bond Head. + Two appointments given to Sehomberg.

602

CIRCUITS AND MISSIONS.

• MARKDALE— w.

Year

Names of Ministers. ^

Ap-
point-
ments.

No. of
Members.

Funds. /

Conting.

Eduea.

Sup. M.

Miss'y.

1874 David Williams.

75 Richard Potter. ....

76 Joseph Galloway

77 Joseph Galloway.. ....

79 James Anderson

80 Neil A. McDiarmid. .

3
3
3
5
4
5
3

138
144
175
175
205
205
180

$2 40

2 35

12 27

8 53

9 28
6 96
6 09

$1 80

4 44

5 14
5 80
5 50
4 17
3 27

$7 46

7 00
10 00

8 34

5 75

6 01
12 05

$155 33
107 76

68 16
102 31

74 58
113 84

86 31

MARKHAM.— w.

1874 Thos. A. Ferguson, Isaac N. Robinson

75 Alex. R. Campbell, Isaac N. Robinson

76 Alexander R. Campbell, Alfred Ely. .

77 Phineas D. Will, William H. Emslev.

78 Phineas D. Will, William H. Madden
*n f Phineas D. Will, I DW1) t> .
79|jamesC. Seymour, ( R-N.Bums,B.A
80 James C. Seymour, James Liddy

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

MAXWELL.
A village in the township of Osprey, County of Grey, Ontario.
1876 John C. Willmott, M.A. .

77 John Hodgson

78 John Hodgson ...

79 Thomas J. Snowden . .

80 Thomas J. Snowden

5

342

25 00

11 50

49 00

5

350

21 18

11 00

66 70

5

356

25 35

6 10

66 54

5

345

19 19

11 00

40 62

5

330

22 14

13 23

43 95

5

305

19 08

11 18

45 04

5

270

6 00

9 00

31 00

8

155

2 90

2 00

8 50

8

154

3 00

1 35

8 37

8

184

3 00

2 00

6 77

8

147"

4 47

3 51

8 49

8

145

4 00

3 54

7 30

8

154

4 10

3 40

8 42

10

140

4 25

3 56

10 00

It was formerly called Osprey Mission,

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

1874 William H. Emsley ...

75 James Baskerville

76 James Baskerville ...

77 Thomas E. Morden, B.A

78 James A. Wood ......

79 James A. Wood

80

1874 James Anderson

75 Wesley Casson

76 Wesley Casson ....

77 John C. Willmott, M.A.

78 John C. Willmott, M.A.

79 William Johnston . . .

80 William Johnston . ...

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

6

95

1 12

1 32

0 64

MEAFORD.— w. and n.

6

334

11 00

6 31

18 00

* 1

115

8 00

8 87

11 46

115

8 00

5 00

9 50

110

6 90

4 60

7 00

100

6 37

3 76

9 25

85

4 80

2 00

1? 00

90

4 90

2 00

12 00

425 72

395 54

430 52

372 12

394 93

381 80

335 81

150 99

162 40

168 93

108 31

121 04

172 50

166 13

Mission.
71 44

102 64

94 42

116 72

88 07

59 10

33 49

68 10

62 13

6 50

52 72

20 00

200 38

69 58

57 65

50 37

73 76

94 19

63 25

1874 ShemBlanshard..

75 Shem Blanshard . .

76 See St. Vincent

y part o
5

t Meatora <
220

Jircuit.

5

230

9 34

4 84

7 25

5

211

7 62

2 15

4 16

MELVILLE.
A small village in the township of Hillier, County of Prince Edward, Ontario.

part of the Wellington Circuit.

1877 Samuel Salton. .......

78 George Edwards

79 Foster McAmmond, B.A.

80 Foster McAmmond, B.A.,

127 59
68 39

It was formerly

3

3

115

5 20

1 63

5 00

3

98

4 00

1 00

2 25

3

121

4 30

1 00

3 78

81 03
52 50
71 00

iron +a MpnfnrH Smith.

TORONTO CONFERENCE.

603

MILDMAY.
A village in the township of Carrick, ' County of Bruce, Ontario.

Walkerton Circuit.

It was formerly connected with

Year

Names of Ministers.

1878 David D. Rolston

79 David D. Rolston

80 Alexander Thibadeau.,

Ap-
point -
ments.

No. of
Members.

1874
75
76
77
78
79
80

1874
75
76
77

-78
79
80

William Richardson, Arthur B
William J Young, Henry Richardson.
William J. Young, Stephen A. Arkels.

William J. Young

Samuel Salton. ...

Samuel Salton

William C. Washington, M.A

MILFORD.
Hames 8

MILLBROOK.

William R. Barker, William Buchanan
William R. Barker, Robert McCulloch
William R. Barker, Robert McCulloch
William L. Scott, John W. Wicher. .

William L. Scott

Newton Hill

Newton Hill

9

t7
8
8

ii

4
3

1874 Samuel Down .. .

75 Samuel Down

76 Samuel Down .. .

77 Francis Johnson.. . .

78 Francis Johnson.. .

79 Thomas W. Glover

80 William H. Emsley.

1874 Matthew Robison.

75 Orrin Whitcomb..

76 Joseph Kilgour. .

77 See Thomasburg..

MINDEN.-
5
§2
3
3
4
4
4

86
91

-W. & N.

294
300
265
260

260
200
215

— w. & x
300
275
330
530
544
195
300

-w.

96

58

54

50

71

90
130

Funds.

Conting. Educa. Sup. M

$4 64
3 01

$6 35
0 90

15 48
3 39

Miss'y.

$85 22
93 78

7 25

2 52

16 50

8 00

5 89

18 00

7 54

7 65

20 11

6 50

8 06

20 00

6 28

7 50

18 00

4 47

2 15

17 50

2 50

2 25

15 25

208 28

16 00

8 50

60 00

16 00

14 15

31 50

16 50

9 50

35 00

18 91

19 00

63 50

18 05

10 00

45 18

6 95

4 00

21 38

11 06

5 52

22 00

1 25

2 25

5 14

1 50

1 34

5 00

1 20

0 20

4 22

1 27

3 94

1 30

4 08

1 10

4 25

3 66

i 50

5 00

MORI A.— w.
4 i 166

180
185
180

9 00

3 00

19 00

10 82

10 00

76 00

9 13

3 60

8 92

7 11

3 05

25 00

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.

MONO.— w.

92
95
150
202
240
130
130

5 54

3 70

14 00

7 00

8 15

4 67

7 25

6 00

15 51

8 14

6 86

23 91

4 54

2 02

23 00

4 14

1 79

7 54

4 24

1 35

7 64

212

77

124

48

107

89

120

75

102

34

102

35

436

48

433 64

490

13

577 79

453 79

169

43

214

56

55

00

35

77

34

86

23

85

54

90

31

21

46 46

148

16

303

92

169

18

129

81

140 67

132

37

172

27

209

14

144

42

96

44

82

74

MONO ROAD.
A village in the township of Calsdon, County of Cardwell, Ontario. Formerly part of Albion Circuit

1875 James A. McClung . ... . . i '

76 James A. McClung.... 6 277 17 47 8 24 41 60 437 10

77 James A. McClung.... . 7 289 14 44 8 50 35 00 ' 362 44

78 George M. Brown. . .... 7 294 15 60 5 87 50 80 348 29

79 George M. Brown 6 270 10 60 5 86 33 75 250 31

80 George M. Brown. . . ... 6 246 8 87 5 52' 35 47 285 50

1874 Richard G. James

75 John Pepper, B.A

76 John Pepper, B.A., William F. Moore.

77 Thomas W Glover, Enos Langford. . . .

78 Thgmas W. Glover, William Marshall.

79 See Gravenhurst

MORRRISON.— w.

90

96

84

124

144

180

* Cressy set off. t South Monaghan set off. J Cavanville set off.

II Adjala set off.

9 19

4 27

12 00

150 00

8 50

3 00

2 05

89 65

7 44

3 29

3 05

103 49

9 57

4 06

4 67

78 75

11 07

6 00

8 00

156 33

11 10

5 00

13 00

160 41

§ Haliburton set off.

604

CIRCUITS AND MISSIONS.

MOUNT ALBERT.— w.

Y"ear

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

Ap-
point-
ments.

No. of
Members.

Funds.

Conting.

Educa.

Sup. M.

Miss'y.

5

120

$6 90

$3 10

$13 83

$153 51

5

125

7 20

3 98

26 47

182 09

5

130

6 83

6 34

24 00

186 74

5

141

4 45

3 15

12 76

158 40

5

120

7 00

3 75

17 15

149 55

5

125

8 55

4 05

19 25

105 91

5

. 144

7 06

2 00

17 00

141 39

McKELLAR.— w.

109
125
111
119
119
112
129

2 60

2 00

3 25

3 00

2 75

3 55

2 90

2 00

2 00

2 25

1 00

2- 50

1 50

1 00

3 00

4 48

2 04

10 00

4 83

4 11

7 89

46 15

47 00
26 00
26 00
33 00
57 00
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., J1. H. Barkwell.B.A

80 Jonathan E. Betts, W. J. Barkwell,B.A

475
'314
320
342
363
368
384

22 99

7 16

92 00

10 20

11 22

71 52

12 00

9 14

63 40

15 00

15 20

50 75

14 41

12 00

46 74

14 41

14 10

44 49

11 03

12 31

43 56

NEWMARKET.— w.

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

1
2
2
2
2
6
+ 6

59

78

89

86

100

196

187

7 60

3 60

10 00

8 42

7 10

12 00

8 10

8 00

7 50

13 00

10 35

10 00

10 00

10 70

12 00

10 94

11 00

20 00

17 30

9 60

20 00

NEWTONVILLE.
A village in the township of Clarke, County of Durham, Ontario.

Circuit.
1874 Newton Hill . .

75 Newton Hill . „

76 George Leech

77 George Leech ...

78 George Leech ...

-79 William L. Scott. . ...

80 William L. Scott.

657 58

505 87

47*8 80

504 85

460 86

422 79

380 38

151 37

234 53

157 75

140 02

120 05

211 33

194 86

It was formerly part of Newcastle

3
4
4

4
4
4

164
208
181
188
195
180

• ■ • *

7 10

3 50

20 00

8 00

9 00

16 00

10 56

6 77

37 25

7 65

4 00

28 36

6 46

3 70

16 40

6 34

3 75

17 00

1879 John Mears.
80

NIPISSING and STONEY LAKE.

17

158 63
130 41

149 22
140 77
158 58
170 89

5 00

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 ...I . I .... i .... i . .. i ..... ....

80 John B. Wass, B A ..J 4 I 92 I 4 06 I 2 37 I 10 25 110 42

1874 Richard Clarke. ...

75 Richard Clarke

76 Richard Clarke .

77 James Thorn, B. A.. .. .

78 James Thorn, B.A

79 James Thorn, B A.

80 Joseph E. Sanderson, M.A. .

NORWOOD.— w.

3
3
3
3

2
6

7

161
161
165
500
484
420
358

11 29

3 00

11 33

11 50

8 00

15 00

11 50

4 50

20 00

10 00

10 00

25 00

15 64

14 75

44 15

12 00

10 00

30 00

10 00

8 00

35 60

137 67
179 73
204 90
253 13
322 65
266 61
312 00

* Newtonville set off.

t Sharon set off.

TORONTO CONFERENCE.

605

o.

OAK WOOD.— w.

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, Jabez Wass. .

78 Isaac Gold, Henry Sherin

Isaac Gold,
Alfred J. Barltrop,

80 Alex. E. Campbell, Robert B. Laidley.

79

A. D. Wheeler.

Ap-
point-
ments.

No. of

Members.

300
304
310
312
275

225

260

1874 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, MA

80 Edward Barrass, M. A. , Isaac W. Puffer.

OMEMEE.— w. & n.

5 205

6 206
275

287
267
252
265

ORANGEVILLE.— w.

1874 William Hicks . . .

75 William Hicks

76 Andrew Cunningham.. . .

77 Andrew Cunningham. . .

78 John Hunt .

79 John Hunt

80 John Hunt

140
154
164
95
125
126
124

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. . .

1874 William H. Laird .

75 William H. Laird . .

76 William H. Laird . .

77 JohnS. Clark..

78 JohnS. Clark

79 JohnS. Clark...

80 John Learoyd . . .

OSHAWA-
1
1
1
1
1
1
2

125
105
184
159
159
161
150

-w.

160
276
291
282
286
310
296

1874 John W Dochstader .

75 John W. Dochstader .

76 See Maxwell

OSPREY.— w.
5

4
4

Funds.

Conting.

$11
11

70
23

10 50
10 55

10 75

9 10
9 40

Educa.

$6 34
14 94
14 00

10 00

11 50

4 89
4 21

Sup. M.

135

6 95

2 50

135

7 00

0 75

164

2 00

OWEN SOUND.

1874 John G. Laird

75 John G. Laird . .

76 David C. McDowell. .

77 David C. McDowell

78 David C. McDowell.

79 Charles Fish

80 Charles Fish

-w. &

148
154
195
210
210
225
189

$30 00
30 00
30 00

26 50

27 00

20 23
16 64

25 00
6 00

Miss'y.

12 00

6 00

22 00 1

11 00

7 50

20 00 1

11 25

7 54

20 34

11 50

7 80

28 91

12 64

6 92

33 74

10 15

7 00

33 75

8 50

3 85

27 32

12 87

6 36

10 50

13 25

10 90

22 00

15 25

10 92

35 42

9 84

10 90

14 79

9 23

8 03

22 50

6 52

3 65

10 63

6 00

2 51

11 00

16 00

11 20

31 00

10 00

4 00

17 00

12 00

5 50

20 00

12 50

6 75

24 00

12 50

5 00

26 00

13 00

6 00

26 50

13 20

6 10

29 00

24 00

7 00

43 00

24 50

20 75

80 00

25 00

20 80

83 50

25 13

22 87

82 00

20 76

13 16

100 00

12 50

7 25

75 00

13 90

8 00

45 00

18 30

9 10

25 00

23 00

16 00

46 00

23 00

16 00

43 50

14 57

29 02

39 00

25 00

18 61

40 00

28 10

14 81

33 52

28 50

25 00

35 00

$256 10
230 33
206 01
164 71
177 71

107 54

153 30

237 40
211 05
270 07
187 07
285 34
209 92
239 11

130 90
126 28
108 15
119 92
115 17
71 45
101 20

269 00
119 33
138 21
155 55
261 85
154 50
141 05

543 80
533 65
535 18
535 16
478 98
454 03
336 85

139 13
81 32
71 44

217 65
269 10
250 25
219 34
183 19
171 90
137 18

One appointment given to Mono.

606

CIRCUITS AND MISSIONS.

P.

PAISLEY. -

-W. & N.

Year

Names of Ministers.

Ap-
point-

No. of

Funds.

ments.

Conting.

Educa.

Sup. M.

Miss'y.

1874 William Johnston, Robert C. Wilkinson

8 .

220

$8 19

$4 10

$27 76

289 85

75 William Johnston

*7

200

9 00

10 80

25 00

291 78

76 James Anderson ..

t4

170

7 83

7 00

15 00

112 19

77 James Anderson

2

110

11 00

6 56

10 00

93 89

78 James Anderson..

2

110

6 69

4 17

8 81

56 61

79 Josias Greene . ...

4

105

6 54

4 12

8 00

59 61

80 Josias Greene .... ...

1

127

6 69

6 00

L7 00

78 22/

PARKDALE.
A village in the township and County of York, Ontario

1878 John F. Ockley

79 John F. Ockley

80 John F. Ockley

PARRY SOUND— w.

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 ....

PENETANGUISHENE.

A village on the Georgian Bay, County of Simcoe, Ontario.

Hillsdale Circuit.

1878 Isaac Baker

79 Isaac Baker .

80 Charles E. Perry, Joseph R. Real.

A suburb of Toronto.

i

54

4'l5

3 66

207

i

71

4 00

2 00

5 25

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

32 27
52 00

276 22

277 16
117 97

63 64
20 00

40 00

It was formerly connected' with

6

• • ■

6

80

2 00

3 43

5 00

6

102

2 05

2 21

5 10

PERCY.

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. .

PERRY and ARMOUR.
A Mission named from two townships in the District of Muskoka, Ontario.
1878 George Wesley Marvin ...

6

224

12 35

7 44

12 36

6

235

12 00

14 50

15 00

5

240

13 84

15 00

15 53

5

232

8 20

5 00

16 00

5

237

• 7 00

7 00

12 00

4

265

6 00

4 00

10 00

6

273

6 50

4 00

11 00

79 George Wesley Marvin .
80

108

79

79 05

223

24

196

64

204 68

150 00

158

18

151

01

150 85

7

45

058

6 40

1 66

7

70

0 70

0 75

1 00

8 02
14 13

PETERBORO'.

— W. AND

N.

1874 Charles Fish, Samuel P. Rose

2

290

40 84

21 50

83 40

434 28

75 Nicholas R. Willoughby, M.A., Cover-

3

300

38 44

71 10

81 00

483 06

76 Nicholas R. Willoughby, M.A., Cover-

2

350

58 09

67 94

58 00

467 43

77 Nicholas R. Willoughby, M.A., Cover-

dale Watson .- . ...

2

355

48 53

36 64

73 70

625 16

78 Ephraim B. Harper, M.A., Frank H.

Wallace, B.D

■2

451

44 21

23 75

84 83

547 41

79 Ephraim B. Harper, D.D., J. E. Starr

2

305

39 96

77 54

56. 00

397 72

80 Ephraim B. Harper, D.D., J. E. Starr

2

305

46 39

83 03

70 50

549 71

* One appointment given to Tiverton.

t Chesley set off.

TORONTO CONFERENCE.

607

PICKERING.— w.

Names of Ministers.

Ap-
point-

No. of

Funds.

Year

Members.

ments.

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

1874 Edwin Clement . .

75 Jos. W. McCallum,

76 Jos. W. McCallum.

77 John Learoyd .

78 John Learoyd . ...

79 John Learoyd .

80 John F. German, M.A

PICTON
3

Sidney J. Shorey.
Jer. W Annis. .

315
315
325
321
300
302
402

23 41

13 36

63 50

25 00

45 00

94 45

24 00

40 00

80 00

20 62

28 00

76 00

21 40

29 00

86 40

21 50

17 52

74 00

22 10

13 00

78 20

1874 Charles E. Mclntyre.

75 Charles E. Mclntyre . . .

76 Edward F. Goff . .

77 William McCullough.. :.

78 William McCullough

79 Thomas J. Edmison

80 Thomas J. Edmison, B.D..

PLAINVILLE.— w.

65

64
82
88
90
66
60

5 18

3 50

11 00

6 50

7 30

3 50

7 00

2 75

8 00

6 00

9 55

15 00

6 00

3 00

16 00

4 79

3 CO

14 00

3 69

4 29

8 36

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

PORT CARLING.
A village in the township of Medora, District of Muskoka. Distant from Washago 32 miles.

formerly part of Bracebridge Mission.

It was

1874

75 Enos Langford. ..

76 William P. Brown....

77 Andrew W. Ross ...

78 Andrew W. Ross

5
5
6
6
8
7
6

18
20
64
75
102

79 George S. Reynolds.

80 George S. Reynolds.

86
86

1874 David Perry .

75 Neil A. McDiarmid . .

76 Neil A. MoDiarmid

77 Neil A. McDiarmid

78 William Tindall

79 William Tindall

80 William Smyth.

POP

T ELG
4
3
3
2
2
2
2

IN.— w.
118
114
168
145
156
137
147

1874 Ephraim B. Harper, M.A

75 Epbraim B. Harper, M.A

76 John Shaw

77 John Shaw

POl

IT HO

PE.— w.

280
264
350
330

79 William H. Laird . . .

80 William H. Laird . .

310
251
240

••

3 00

1 09

0 75

3 00

4 01

2 00

4 04

6 32

2 54

4 25

1 81

0 50

3 12

2 60

2 08

8 13

3 00

8 25

6 00

4 24

7 56

10 31

4 31

7 18

9 34

5 71

7 89

7 93

4 69

9 00

6 71

5 04

7 00

8 38

4 21

11 54

50 69

18 67

81 40

47 00

3§ 63

63 67

42 93

46 07

70 00

33 85

46 84

73 24

34 07

34 28

75 10

27 59

28 10

50 00

28 00

28 56

77 50

21

81

62

16

48

45

110

77

32

54

30

00

150

88

86 67

87

96

124

12

80

66

92

12

82

61

556

05

446

14

455

83

420

19

481

11

412

82

PRICEVILLE.
A village in the township of Artemesia, County of Grey, Ontario.

Circuit.
1875 William Tucker

76 William Tucker

77 Thomas Hadden

78 Thomas Hadden

79 Thomas Hadden

80 James H. Barkwell, B.A. . . .

78

70

101

101

107

5i6 15

It was formerly part of Artemesia

92 12
66 66
72 58
60 00
64 25

4 85

3 25

5 85

5 05

3 30

6 75

6 16

4 02

8 05

5 00

3 19

8 10

5 05

3 00

8 01

* Duffin's Creek set off.

608

CIRCUITS AND MISSIONS.

PRINCE ALBERT.— w.

i

Year: Names of Ministers.

Ap-

point-

ments.

No. of
Members.

Funds.

Conting.

Educa.

Sup. M.

Miss'y.

i
1874 Samuel C. Philp, Jr., John Pickering.

75 S. C. Philp, J. Galloway, J. Pickering

76 Egerton R. Young, Jno. W Wilkinson

77 EgertonR. Young, W. H. Jamieson,B.A

78 Egerton R. Young ..

79 Jonathan E. Betts

5
6
7
*3
3
3
3 '

270
272
354
250
210
198
177

$20 02
21 29
21 50

15 70

16 35
10 00
12 50

$9 33
10 87

12 95

13 31
5 00
5 50
8 00

$44 00

44 00

45 00
25 00

31 25

32 00'
37 34

$290 90
275 41
372 76
259 22
203 88
172 34
138 36

1874 William Halstead

75 William Halstead .

76 William Hicks

77 William Hicks

78 William Hicks

79 John W. Cathcart...

80 John W Cathcart..

PRINCE ARTHUR'S LANDING.

19
24

28
31

27
54
25

— w.
2 76

2 00

3 20
6 25
6 50
6 00
2 68

2 20

2 25

2 40

2 50

4 05

4 87

2 50

7 25

2 20

8 00

2 25

8 40

1 10

4 00

25 00
50 00
44 35
30 00
46 22
37 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 .

~" ~ " " 3 150 3 02 1 94 8 26 146 90

4 140 3 05 1 95 5 00 104 11

3 160 8 16 2 91 7 50 103 02

3 150 5 50 4 02 10 00 144 58

77 George T. Richardson . . .

78 William J. Young

79 William J. Young. . ...

80 George J. Bishop. . . .

REDNERSVILLE.

A village in the township of Ameliasburg, on the Bay of Quinte, Prince Edward County. It was

formerly part of Ameliasburg Circuit.
1879 William Scales . ... . , | ... j .... I .... ■ . . . . ,

80 William Scales I 4 1 232 ] 5 92 I 2 50 : 31 23 | 178 84

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
7S David Cattanach, Frank C. Keam

79 Richard Clarke, John Power

SO Andrew Armstrong, John Power..

ROSEMONT.-

7
7

1874 (N. Battrick).

75 Reuben E. Toye

76 Included in Spence Mission .

77 William P. Brown. .. .

78 Frederick Dracass

79

80 Hector W. McTavish..

— w.
310
283
311
274
262
256
276

ROSSEAU.— w.

36
19
21

39

30
61

12 14

6 16

34 00

12 48

6 07

50 37

7 75

13 14

32 00

8 51

4 15

37 35

6 66

2 55

38 45

5 68

3 54

27 00

6 00

3 63

30 00

1 95

2 50

2 71

1 15
3 00
3 20

6 02
3 00
3 60

2 66

2 00
4 00

1 19
1 10

219

3 10

. . »

^72 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

1874 John Pepper, B.A . ..

75 William H. Jamieson

76 Frank C. Keam

77 William Taylor

78 Thomas H. Patchell

79 Thomas Grandy

80 Thomas Grandy

RUGBY
5
7
6
5
5
5
5

45
68
70
73

77
74
78

6 75

3 00

7 00

6 43

4 19

7 00

8 00

4 85

4 11

9 15

5 25

4 50

8 59

5 00

5 00

5 76

2 53

5 00

5 00

1 75

5 00

88 61
123 14
82 98
72 00
67 05
51 98
72 52

* Reach get off.

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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

4

5
6
6
6

No. of
Members.

Funds.

Conting.

Educa.

Sup. M.

Miss'y.

1874 Isaac Baker.

75 Sidney F. Depew.

76 Richard Strachan

77 Richard Strachan. ...

78 Richard Strachan ... .
79 .

70

100

90

88
90

$1*20
1 00
4 39
4 76
4 45

$i 66

2 55

3 48
2 23
2 32

$3 '25
1 95
3 37
3 48
3 00

$58 15
35 30
68 44
76 69
52 IS

SCARBORO'.— w.

1874 Charles V. Lake .

75 Charles V. Lake

76 Charles V. Lake

77 James F. Metcalfe, Alfred Brown

78 Jeremiah W. Annis, B.D., Jno. E. Starr
29 Jeivmiah W. Annis, B.D., Hy. Sherin
80 J. W. Annis, B.D., Walter W. Lloyd.

101
114
118
182
192
200
200

6

30

7 00

7

00

7

00

18

89

19

25

13

60

3 80

29 00 |

5 00

24 34

2 75

22 43 [

3 00

12 34

11 76

31 65

12 00

35 00

9 10

23 22 !

219 35

207
268
200 43
345 90
405
379

30
50

26

SCHOMBERG.
A village in the township of King, County of York, Ontario. Distant from Newmarket 11 miles.

It was formerly connected with Llovdtown Circuit.
1878 Richard Clarke 3 . . . . '

79 David Cattanach.. .. 3 100 4 48 2 07 13 79 148 31

80 David Cattanach .... 3 81 3 31 1 73 8 05 128 83

SEATON.
A small village in the township and County of York, Ontario.

Davenport.
1876 John McCarroll ....

77 John McCarroll 1 100

78 George C. Workman, M.A 1 70

79 George C. Workman, M. A 1 85

80 George C. Workman, M.A 1 82

5 90

3 98

3 76

1 71

7 00

3 63

2 70

4 66

6 84
4 00

SHANNONVILLE.— w.

1874 Jos. Kilgour,

:}

Edward Olivant,
Hy. Richardson

75 Joseph Kilgour, William T. Hicks.

76 John B. Wass, M.A. .

77 JohnB. Wass, MA

78 John B. Wass, M.A

79 Isaac N. Robinson.

80 Isaac N. Robinson. .

200

185
189
177
184
161
164

Distant from Toronto 2 miles. Se»

52 00
55 75
42 80
41 84

106 00

137 05

165 00

129 10

146 50

10 36

6 25

10 12

10 00

12 29

15 00

10 38

6 00

17 00

10 40

4 70

16 00

10 65

5 20

17 24

7 07

3 30

18 65

4 30

3 18

14 53

142
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 I I ! i !

SHELBURNE.
A small village in the township of Melancthon, County of Grey, Ontario.

1874 Brabazon B. Dundas ...1 .1 .. 1 1 . [ • •■ |

75 See Amaranth I 4 30 I 8 18 I 2 30 ' 3 84 , 66 61

1874 Thomas Cullen

75 William Tombliu

76 William Tomblin . .

77 William Tomblin

78 William Richardson .

79 William Richardson

80 William Richardson

39

SIDNEY

. — w.

5

190

5

232

5

223

5

225

5

232

5

192

5

183

5 63

5 80

55 00

10 00

15 00

62 15

10 00

16 00

62 15

10 00

15 00

60 00

9 00

14 00

52 50

8 41

10 04

38 14

7 00

8 22

40 00

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, County of Northumberland, Ontario,
four miles. It was formerly part of Brighton Circuit.

Distant from Brighton

Names of Ministers.

Ap-
point-
ments.

No. of
Members.

Funds.

Year

Conting.

Educa.

Sup. M.

Miss'y.

1874 Edward Cragg

76 Archelaus Doxee . .

5

5

5
4
4
6

228
222
247
240
250
270

$5 '56
6 00
6 55
6 00

5 20

6 00

$5 90
4 00
4 25
4 00

4 65

5 25

$8*00

10 00

11 30

12 00

12 00

13 00

$116 is

111 65

122 87

79 JohnC. Ash.

80 John C. Ash

94 85
125 68
188 51

SOUTH MONAGHAN.
A small village in the township of South Monaghan, County of Peterboro', Ontario. Distant from

Millbrook five miles. It was formerly part of Millbrook Circuit ; and Cavan, New Con. work.
1875 William Buchanan

76 William Buchanan

77 Henry McDowell ...

78 Henry McDowell

79 Henry McDowell

80 Thomas Manning, B.A.

104
126
126
126
126

9 58

3 00

7 00

7 20

3 83

8 83

8 00

3 90

12 83

8 12

3 93

12 00

8 00

3 50

12 00

142 72
113 03
120 51
102 60
82 45

SPENCE.
A village and township in the District of Muskoka.

1875 Almon P. Lyons .

76 ( William Pimlott) . .. 5 34

77 Thomas W. Hall . . .... 6 40

78 Thomas W Hall 8 56

79 Thomas W Hall 6 94

80 See Magenetawan ... 7 149

Distant from Washago 61 miles.

2 50

2 70

4 00

3 "41

2 48

3 97

4 39

2 61

2 00

5 24

5 00

4 00

4 47

5 36

6 24

1874 Isaac Gold

75 Isaac Gold.

76 John Webster.. .

77 John Webster...

78 John Webster.. .

79 George Edwards.

80 George Edwards.

STAYNER.
2

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.

STIRLING.

10

10

10

-w.
89
95
85
96
94
83

140

— w.
261
246
245
267
332
335
340

3 78

1 24

5 75

4 93

1 65

6 73

3 82

4 80

5 68

5 09

4 84

7 08

5 31

3 15

10 00

4 09

2 00

6 25

4 00

2 37

6 46

13 60

7 25

20 00

13 10

13 38

23 00

13 00

17 00'

15 00

13 97

5 66

16 00

14 02

5 85

20 75

14 25

6 00

21 00

12 30

6 70

22 00

STOUFFVILLE.— w.

1874 Ephraim L. Koyl, Jabez Wass. . .

75 Ephraim L. Koyl, 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

192
216
270

323
252
240
305

8 10

4 10

16 15 |

8 25

8 16

18 12

8 50

15 38

22 40

10 00

8 00

26 10

10 31

9 44

22 28

9 65

7 14

18 00

9 66

5 36

23 45

1874 J. Herbert Starr, Thomas H. Patchell.

75 William Burns, Joseph Waite. .

76 William Burns, Charles E. Mclntyre. .

77 William Burns, Edward F. Goff.

78 George Browne, Edward F. Goff

79 George Browne, Edward F. Goff

80 George Browne, Charles E. Mclntyre..

STREETS V I LLE.— w.

378
380
410
425
450
395
354

26 51

15 00

167 15

27 00

30 00

.169 00

28 00

15 64

153 36

28 50

17 00

153 90

26 00

16 05

170 00

27 00

14 85

175 50

27 10

15 00

176 00

27 10

20 00

58 90

100 63

48 71

42 44

49 56

30 00

72 27

55 41

56 68

47 00

275 80

309 23

206 39

302 89

274 07

283 06

203 33

258 47

240 04

207 97

198 05

183 52

139 17

143 50

838 03

830 62

832 00

830 67

868 77

835 39

702 80

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611

ST. VINCENT.
A township in the County of Grey, Ontario. It was formerly part of the Meaford Circuit, and more

recently Meaford South Circ

uit.

Names of Ministers.

Ap-

point.

ments.

No. of
Members.

Funds.

year

Conting.

$6 16
6 16
6 62
6 65

Educa.

Sup. M.

Miss'y-

1877 Andrew Armstrong —

78 Andrew Armstrong

79 Andrew Armstrong

80 Richard Clarke, ... .... ...

6
6
7
6

211

■223
194
214

$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 in 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 . .

80

Thomas S. Keough,
John A. McCamus,

1874 William Torrance

75 William E. Smith.

76 William E. Smith. .

77 William E. Smith.

78 Hamilton Leith.

79 Hamilton Leith.

80 Hamilton Leith

SUTTON.

145
186
249
254
106

102

-\v.
97
114
92
85
75
51
56

It was formerly connected

242 54
289 53
269 22
233 74
109 54

124 96

50 96

51 23
28 55
27 44
22 97

51 51

13 00

7 67

31 89

14 08

7 15

34 16

14 08

7 16

36 00

14 41

7 52

17 00 !

4 10

2 00

11 00

4 16

2 80

12 53

3 10

3 05

3 71

4 83

3 29

3 78

5 00

3 50

3 87

4 99

3 39

5 20

3 56

2 45

2 56

0 56

2 00

1 67

3 00

T.

THOMASBURG.
A village in the township of Hungerford, County of Hastings, Ontario.

Formerly Moira Circuit.

1877 Joseph Kilgour

78 Joseph Kilgour. . . ,

79 William H. Peake..

80 William H. Peake .

180
168
200

188

7 11

3 05

25 00

8 00

3 00

25 00

7 83

3 00

25 00

7 82

3 44

25 10

THORN BURY.

1874 Wm. M. Pattyson, Thomas Legate.. .

75 Thomas Cleworth, George Brown (B) .

76 Thomas Cleworth, Andrew Stewart. . .

77 John Mahan

78 John Mahan, George Brown (B).

79 John Mahan, Walter W. Lloyd.

80 Daniel F. Gee, William Elliott

/
7
10
10
10
10
10

-w.
312

299
313
307
357
257
357

THURLOW.—w.

1874 William Ryan.. .. .. .

75 William Ryan..

76 Samuel Sing ......

77 SaniU'd Sing

78 Samuel Sing, Henry S. Jenkinson. . . .

79 Joseph Kilgour. William J. Barkwell. .

80 Joseph Kilgour, James Alex. Wood. .

190
200

202
197
194
287
220

TIVERTON.

9 50

4 25

15 00

9 55

5 30

15 25

12 79

10 00

20 00

12 95

6 00

20 00

8 72

6 50

25 52 1

12 08

4 18

45 61

13 05

5 00

46 00 1

7 88

3 49

17 00

9 00

4 77

20 00

9 25

4 50

21 15

8 74

5 33

24 02

7 00

5 12

27 18

10 91

5 00

28 64

10 55

4 00

28 65

129

81

157

92

157

11

157

34

130 83

100 07

210 00

152

68

252

07

2S5

25

203

24

154

02

194

46

182

50

206

36

236

14

300

21

176

19

A village in the township of Kincardine, County of Bruce, Ontario. It was formerly connected with

Kincardine Circuit

1874 Nathaniel S. Burwash. .

75 Nathaniel S. Burwash.

76 Alexander Thibadeau. .

77 Alexander Thibadeau . .

78 Alexander Thibadeau.. .

79 Almon P. Lyons . .

80 David D. Rolston

50
63

86
76

87
77

2 00

2 00

6 15

2 05

5 52

6 35

2 25

5 00

6 80

1 75

3 00

4 50

1 00

2 32

7 25

1 30

2 34

7 45

85 52

102 70

104 36

87

0

91 31

set off.

612

CIRCUITS AND MISSIONS.

I. TORONTO— METROPOLITAN.— w.

Year

Names of Ministers.

1874 John Potts

75 John Potts

76 William Briggs

77 William Briggs .

78 William Briggs . .

79 John Potts, D.D.

80 John Potts. D.D.

Ap-

point-

ments.

No. of
Members.

481
602
621
470
501
520
500

Funds.

Conting. Educa. Sup. M. Miss'y,

$251 53
370 59
184 42
184 42
184 42
100 00
100 00

$109
230
236
295
120
182
147

83
00
51
01
73
00
25

$333 55
372 33
430 00
393 25
543 81
300 50
403 15

II. TORONTO— RICHMOND STREET.— w.

1874 Thomas W Jeffery . .

75 Thomas W Jeffery...

76 George Young..

77 George Young

78 George Young, D.D.. . .

79 Isaac Tovell .

80 Isaac Tovell

324
328
290
317
290
280
285

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

III. TORONTO— ELM STREET.— w.

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

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

77 William H. Poole ,

78 William H. Poole
-Q ) George Young, D.D., . .
/a \ William S. Blackstock,

80 William S. Blackstock

161
205
220
220
230

267

234

38 60

14 05

31 00

34 35

38 50

34 20

34 50

35 00

37 20

43 42

20 52

38 00

27 17

20 00

40 00

26 65

20 50

41 50

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 . . .
Samuel J. Hunter ...

Samuel J. Hunter

George Cochran ....

George Cochran

77
78
79
80

424
610
680
567
480
483
421

61 70

30 00

125 00

62 00

57 34

125 00

67 55

50 00

126 05

67 55

50 00

126 05

69 05

51 00

138 51

69 00

30 00

138 51

63 55

25 50

131 26

$2180 98
2,634 53
2,842 99
2,639 05
2,785 15
2,8"3 72
3,070 28

868 43
970 43
807 02
921 62

858 47
877 35
648 39

1,638 58
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
580 06

VI. TORONTO.— SHERBOURNE STREET.

1878 Thomas W. Jeffery

79 John B. Clarkson, M.A.

80 John B. Clarkson, M.A.

Included with Elm Street.
235 I 57 63 I 40 00 I 159 17 I 1,001 78
276 I 57 92 ' 51 00 I 134 74 ' 1,042 00

VII. TORONTO.— SPADIN A AVENUE.— n.

1874 William Smyth

75 William Smyth ...

76 James F. Metcalfe

77 Jeremiah W. Annis, B.D.

78 Coverdale Watson .

79 Coverdale Watson

80 Coverdale Watson

40

40

60

116

102

100

Included with Temperance Street.
No returns.

6 89
13 00

7 43
4 45
4 45

3 90
9 10
7 44

4 15
4 15

4 41
10 00
7 43
7 40
4 72

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 65

116

3 00

5 56

20 00

186 82

123

3 00 1

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.

1874 John Carroll, D.D. . .

75 John Carroll, D.D

76 Charles Langford

77 Charles Langford

78 John McCarroll

79 Joseph E. Sanderson, M.A. .
80 -Thomas W. Campbell, B.D.

No. of
Members.

30

38
45
70
75
75
46

Conting. Educa. Sup M. Miss'y.

$5 43
9 44
9 61

10 00
5 25
9 19

Funds.

§2 25
68
95
07
23
94

§5 00
5 00
8 10
5 05

5 69

6 34

$73 47
74 12
69 15
65 43
67 52
78 27
14 50

TORONTO.

Summary of Membership Statistics, showing the Increase by Decades.

Churches.

1818 i 1828

Methodist Episcopal

Wesleyan

Nejv Connexion ..

East Circuit

West Circuit.

Third Circuit

Yorkville

Metropolitan.
Richmond Street..

Elm Street

Berkeley Street . . .
Queen Street .
Sherboume Street .
Spadina Avenue. . .

Dundas Street

Don Mount ...
Yorkville — Bloor Street.
Yorkville— Yonge Street
Davenport and Seaton.
Parkdale .

176

Total.

1838

262

1848

83
189
411

1858

1868

1st G. C.|2ndG. C.

1874

64
364

854

176

262 i 683 ,' 1,292

424

30
215

63

1878

64

"88

313

651

399

166

481

324

506

1R1

501
290
691
230

480

ii6

127
75

210
70

100

1,593 2,292 2,890

1880

500
285
539
234
421
276
100
123

46
280
123
115

71

3,113

TRENTON.— w.

1874J.E.Howell,M.A.,jHdR^-

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

297

334
372
222
208
201
196

11 17

4 09

42 25

16 50

12 20

43 72

17 22

21 33

55 00

12 30

42 11

40 00

6 35

35 00

6 75

19 27

29 41

6 05

27 41

31 75

353 37

363 05
388 11
303 57
319 25

330 95

331 28

T

1874 Archelaus Doxsee

75 Archelaus Doxsee

76 William Scales

77 William Scales

78 Robert Walker

79 Robert Walker

WEED

4
4
4
4
4
4
4

. — w.

200
210
225
161
209
260
260

7 02

8 00
8 50

5 99

6 27
6 50
6 50

3 50
10 00

6 00

4 06
4 20
4 30
4 50

20 00
20 00
14 00

23 00

24 00

26 00

27 00

143 48

135 37

136 70
109 39

92 10
175 76

80 Robert Walker

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

12 miles.

Year

Names of Ministers.

Ap-
point-
ments.

No. of
Members.

Funds.

Conting.

Educa.

Sup. M.

Miss'y.

1875
76
to
78
79
80

William Taylor

5
7

7

30
52

72

$i 2i
i ii

$i 09

$150
3 33

$30 60

> Included in Morrison Mission.

Thomas S. McKee .......

George Wesley Marvin . ....

47 30

UTTERSON.
A village in the township of Stephenson, District of Muskoka, Ontario.

38 miles.
1874 Albert Smith ,

75 Walter W: Lloyd . . ....

»m J Included in Huntsville Mission.

78 George K. B. Adams

79 George K. B. Adams

80 James C. Speer

5

7
7

25
33

48

2'50
2 60

i 66
2 04

i 50

2 12

7
5

70
65

4 30
2 83

i 66

1 00

3 io

2 00

Distant from Washago

14 32
14 46
41 50

44 89
35 35

UXBRIDGE.— w.

1874 John S. Evans .

3

124

12 37

5 00

18 27

160 85

75 John S. Evans .

3

205

12 58

13 00

17 00

156 54

76 Arthur Browning . .

• ■ .

3

172

14 50

6 75

17 50

151 00

77 Arthur Browning

• .■ ■ • .j ,-. ■ .

2

200

15 00

7 50

28 00

184 25

78 John B. Armstrong

2

210

15 50

18 50

19 50

218 02

79 John B. Armstrong

3

220

15 00

11 50

25 00

261 60

80 John B. Armstrong. ...

3

230

15 00

11 00

26 00

242 00

V.

VENNACHER.
A small village in the township of Abinger, County of Addington, Ontario

Abinger.
1877 Peter W. Davies ... ... I • ■

78 Peter W. Davies.. 7 46 2 42 1

79 . . . . .... . . 7 45 1 25 1

See Denbigh and

45
00

90
10

44 50
27 02

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

ESPR^

L. W.

5

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

7

186

7 00

3 65

20 00

186 06
219 64
1S3 28
94 51
118 58
148 65
183 77

VICTORIA ROAD.
The name of a P. O. and R. R. Station in the township of Eldon, County of Victoria, Ontario.
1875 Joseph Andrew, Thomas Lawson,.

76 Thomas Fox .

77 Thomas Fox . .

78 Henry Wilkinson

79 Henry Wilkinson

80 Henry Wilkinson

11

177

4 50

2 00

2 50

*11

162

6 26

3 12

9 50

5

64

3 82

2 26

4 26

6

66

3 86

2 50

4 00

7

73

2 00

■ • • •

2 68

81 61
92 69
43 44
41 84
50 15

Dalrymple set off.

TOKONTO CONFERENCE.

615

VROOMANTON.
A village in the township of Brock, County of Ontario. It was formerly part of Sunderland Circuit.

Year

Names of Ministers.

1878 Edward Hill .

79 John A. Dowler

80 John A. Dowler . .

Ap-
point-
ments.

No. of
Members.

135
107

Funds.

Conting.

$3 65
3 99

Educa.

Sup. M.

Miss'y.

3
5

S3 23
1 22

$6 50
6 68

$84 28
100 42

w.

1874 PhineasD. Will

75 William Tindall, George Walker..

76 Wm. Tindall, Albert W. Hastings

77 Wm. Tindall, William T. Hicks.

78 John Bredin

79 Edmund S. Rupert, M.A. . .

80 Edmund S. Rupert, M.A

WALKERTON.-
3 :

3

* 5
5

t5
1
1

-w. &

87

95
244
241
260
132
132

8 25

3 00

9 40

9 00

4 62

10 25

18 65

7 00

13 55

13 85

8 83

15 20

14 00

8 68

30 00

7 50

5 25

40 00

8 84

5 91

35 00

92 02
78 53
176 69
215 23
298 29
91 78
103 23

874 William Tucker.

75 Andrew Clarke . . .

76 Andrew Clarke.

77 Andrew Clarke.

78 Charles E. Perry..

79 Charles E. Perry.

80 David Perry. .

WALTER'S

FALLS.-

; l4s

136
90
! 102
136
142
157

5 75

3 85

6 20

6 7<»

7 32

3 32

5 00

3 00

5 63

8 65

5 85

8 To

5 96

9 20

15
50
00

20

75

141 95

82 86
109 34

77 47
124 28

83 31
71 67

1874 William C. Washington, M.A.

75 William <'. Washington, M.A.

76 William C. Washington, M.A.

77 William Buchanan . .

78 William Buchanan ...

79 Charles W. Watch . .

80 Charles W Watch

WARSAW

...I 3

...! 3

.! 3

. .1 3

. I 3

5

. 5

72
67
72
73

4 20

4 15

13 00 '

4 50

4 00

13 12

4 53

2 50

27 00

4 00

2 64

15 76

3 50

3 96

4 80

3 75

3 05

4 31

4 28

2 80

5 73

WELLINGTON.— w.

■'■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

250

230
253
248
160
170
180

4 45

4 00

13 53

5 35

13 00

22 82

15 00

13 62

24 85

15 00

14 00

25 00

14 0C

10 84

25 30

8 92

8 65

29 20

8 12

14 23

24 35

74 78
94 38
76 83
87 79
68 33
61 69
82 33

259 44
348 25
234 57
228 00
195 43
205 90

WEST ESSA.
A village in the township of Essa, County of Simcoe, Ontario. It was formerly connected with

Alliston Circuit.

1879 James W Stewart . ..i . | , . i . .. ; ..I . . .

80 James W Stewart ! 4 107 ' 4 07 l 1 65 I 12 50 ' 156 08

WESTON.— w.

1874 Joseph H. Locke | 5 j 180

75 George Browne, Robert N. Burns , 5 l 230

76 George Browne, George W. Hewitt,B. A. 5 | 230

77 George Browne, Henry Thomas . . . 4 i 240

78 Thomas A. Ferguson, Thomas Dunlop. , 4 | 300

79 Thomas A. Ferguson, Thomas Dunlop. j 4 I 247
__80 Joseph W. McCallum, William Hootan| 4 | 254

24 56

25 00
25 25
25 40
27 50
23 08
20 00

10 35
23 08
17 00
16 00
15 00
9 70
8 13

62

60 1

70 30

74

50

60

00

67

25

67

05

44

00

420 78
531 38
558 85
454 86
469 94
384 95
325 00

Mildmay with 38 members annexed from Teeswater Circuit. t Mildmay set off.

J Woodford set off. § Melville set off.

616

CIRCUITS AND MISSIONS.

WHITBY.— w.

Year

Names of Ministers.

Ap-
point-
ments.

No. of
Members.

Funds.

Conting.

Educa.

Sup. M.

Miss';

1874
75
76
77
78
79
80

William H. Laird . . .

William H. Laird

John Shaw

5
6
3
3
3
3
2*

263
369
240
245
227
228
190

$40 46
40 44
24 25
20 47
20 50

15 05

16 10

$12 37
25 42
21 85
21 50
14 63
18 23
11 59

$85 00

102 60

70 00

40 00

34 76

34 63

35 10

$585 1
640 9
279 9
284 1
272 7
282 2

209 5

1874 Alexander Thibaudeau .

75 Alexander Thibaudeau .

76 Thomas M. Jefferis.. . .

77 James Baskerville

78 William Hall .

79 William Hall . . . .

80 William Hall .

WIARTON.— w.

5

47

4

63

. .

4

65

6

110

, ,

6

123

5

84

5

92

1 00

1 00

1 25

1 00

2 00

■ . .

1 25

1 88

t 2 00

2 00

2 06

4 00

3 00

2 00

2 50

2 00

2 00

3 66

2 00

2 00

4 00

54 1

55 8
53 1
61 4
63 6
66 0
77 2

WILLIAMSFORD STATION.
A village and R. R. Station on the Toronto, Grey & Bruce R. R., in the township of Holland, Coun

of Grey, Ontario.

1879 William T. Hicks , . . .... , ..... . .. I . . ,

80 William T. Hicks 5 115 4 10 3 05 ' 7 00 97 0

WOODFORD.
A village in the township of S ydenham, County of Grey, Ontario.

Part of Walter's Falls Mission.
1875 Isaac Baker

76 Isaac Baker 3 85

77 Isaac Baker . . . 3 70

78 William B. Danard 3 76

79 William B. Danard. . 4 82

80 William B. Danard ... 4 82

Distant from Meaford, 9 mil

1 59
1 60

1 65
3 00

2 41

1 50

3 20

1 55

2 78

1 60

3 50

4 00

5 00

3 45

4 03

56 a

52 3
23 C
35 4
40 5

WOODVILLE.— 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

13

6

148
152
75
115
170
108
114

8 00

4 00

10 00

8 25

4 50

15 00

7 03

2 75

10 00

7 25

3 80

16 00

6 07

6 40

14 70

3 07

2 10

3 00

3 15

3 18

10 20

346 5

221 '
101 4

87 I
103 4

23 5

38 :

WOOLER.
A village in the township of Murray, County of Northumberland
1877 Isaac N. Robinson . . .

78 Isaac N. Robinson ....... . . . 2 142

79 Peter W Davies 4 123

80 John H. Ruttan 3 88

Part of Trenton Circuit.

5 00

2 00

7 60

3 87

1 54

10 00

2 28

0 97

2 71

76 ]
63 i
80 5

Y.

YONGE SI
1874 Thomas S. Keough...

75 Thomas S. Keough .. .

76 Michael Fawcett

'REET,
3
3
3
3
3
3
3

CENTRE

157
184
170
170
160
160
162

. — w.
9 86
8 50

8 50
10 00

9 90
10 00

7 29

5 58
12 78

6 74
6 00
5 31
5 00
5 21

14 00
20 00
20 00
35 00
30 00
30 00
14 11

301 <
296 :
281 '

77 Michael Fawcett

78 Michael Fawcett

251 i

282 1

79 William Hicks

80 William Hicks

274 !
255 1

* Victoria Road set off.

TORONTO CONFERENCE.

617

YONGB STREET NORTH.— w.

fear

Names of Ministers.

.874 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. Pickeiing.

80 Peter Addison, John Pickering ...

Ap-
point-
ments.

No. of
Members

328
311
346
375
352
353
363

Funds.

Conting. Educa. Sup. M

$16 59
15 50
20 00
20 00

26 23

27 00
20 21

YONGE STREET SOUTH.— w.

874 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.A

79 William Bnrns, Thomas Manning, B.A

80 James Thorn, B. A. , Jabez Wass ...

260
263
271
268
266
266
260

YORKVILLE— BLOOR STREET.— w.

874 Nieh. R. Willoughbv, 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

215

280
285
210
210
245
280

YORKVILLE— YONGE STREET.

876 William L. Rutledge.

77 William L. Rutledge

78 William L. Rutledge

79 Francis H. Wallace, B.D. . .

80 Francis H. Wallace, B.D. .

67

70

105

123

$7 25
22 00
26 45
26 50

24 59

25 40
15 53

$49 75

82 00

120 00

120 50

123 00

90 00

81 40

Miss'y.

$554 24
646 92
765 69
735 15
642 60
580 26
440 00

30 25

14 00

132 00

32 24

26 70

151 30

32 25

26 75

140 16

32 30

21 96

135 20

32 10

19 00

127 55

28 84

16 10

115 00

28 00

12 50

102 00

49 58

30 61

332 94

60 33

80 31

336 06

52 46

106 39

396 03

33 98

89 93

63 50

34 00

56 55

72 76

45 69

72 16

97 19

50 00

74 28

118 00

12 82

62 00

269 85

14 56

61 00

263 56

15 89

61 50

264 00

16 99

69 17

260 55

768 69

832 34

851 64

840 13

826 14

820 54

700 00

2,000 00

2,118 84

2,386 93

826 58

829 40

967 01

1,028 46

1,722 41
1,764 46
1,825 32
1,044 36

Yonge Street set off.

THE

MISSIONARY DISTRICTS

OF THE

TOEONTO COISTFEREDSTCE,

Feom 1874 to 1880.

L— THE ALGOMA DISTRICT.

This District extends along the North Shore of Lake Superior and Lake Huron,
and includes the Great Manitoulin Island.

BATCHEWANA, MICHIPICOTON and PIC.— w.

Year!

Names of Missionaries.

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 RIVER.— w.
1874 Thomas Williams (Tho mas Wahboose, Native Assistant.)

75 Thomas Williams (Thomas Sky, Native Assistant)

76 Thomas Williams . .

77 Thomas Williams

78 Joseph R. Gibson

79 Joseph R. Gibson

80 Joseph R. Gibson

No. of
Members.

29

No returns

in

Minutes.

46
37
41
40
46
80
54

Contrib. to Grantsfrom

Mission
Fund.

Mission
Fund.

$275 00
250 00

■443 95
307 45

$88 37

60 04

63 46

44 45

71 21

98 53

108 04

21

12

53 55

15

64 94

14

62 75

7

59 77

80

60 00

77

44 60

450 00

300 00

332 50

470 00

475 00

481 00

1,078 24

769 00

837 50

884 00

500 00

440 00

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 I 60

It was formerly known as

60 93
56 23

395 00

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 bj the Sault Ste Marie Missionary. . 55

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.

1874 William Sutton

75 William Sutton

76 Thomas Haddon

77 Richard G. Jamas. .'

78 Richard G. James. ... . . .

79 See Gore Bay and Shegwaondah.

No. of
Members.

25
30
18
18
35
44

Contrib. to

Mission

Fund.

§48 15
12 50
25 20
7 54
47 01
60 93

Grants from

Mission

Fund.

$370 00
400 00
516 50
448 00
400 00

MANITOWANING.
A village on Manitoulin Island, Lake Huron.
1875 William Hall .

76 William Hall . . . . .... 32

77 William Hall 37

78 James Baskerville, William H. Hooton . ... ... 50

79 James Baskervile, James C. Speer. . .. 150

80 Richard G. James. . . ... . 151

PRINCE ARTHUR'S LANDIN(

1874 William Halstead

- 75 William Halstead, Arthur B. Hames

76 William Hicks ....

77 William Hicks..

78 William Hicks... ..

79 John W. Cathcart

80 John W. Cathcart

-w.

19

24
31
30

27
54
25

39 98

42 80

59 05

100 00

100 00

25 00
50 00
44 35
30 00

46 22
37 00

500 00
380 00
470 00
500 00
584 00

600 00
515 00
583 00
570 00
500 00
531 00

SANDFIELD.
A township in the Great Manitoulin Island, Algoma District, Lake Huron, Ontario.

connected with Manitowaning.
1880 Solomon C. Edwards, B.D.. I ... j

It was formerly

SAULT STE MARIE.— w.

1874 Thomas Cleworth..

39

66 47

500 00

75 Phineas D. Will

40
46

65 10
45 55

461 00

76 Phineas D. Will

427 50

77 Alexander R. Campbell.

95

57 70

654 00

78 Alexander R. Campbell.

50

52 81

570 oo

79 Alexander R. Campbell . .

47

67 50

550 00

80 James Anderson .

50

47 39

SHEGWAONDAH.
A township in the Great Manitoulin Island, Algoma District, Lake Huron, Ontario. It was formerly

part of Little Current Mission.
1880 John Morgan. .... I j j

SILVER ISLET.
An Island in Lake Superior.

1874 Joseph Galloway.. . . . . ... I 9

75 Robert Johnston 13

76 Robert Johnston . .. ..j 19

77 In charge of the Missionary of Prince Arthur's Landing. ... 10

.. ! 330 00

50 50 ! 365 30

89 85 j 427 50

31 85 i

ST. JOSEPH'S ISLAND.
A large Island situate on Lake Huron, near its junction with Lake Superior

79 J { .. .. ....

80 Thomas S. McKee. .. .. 32 4 15

1876 \

77

7 o V Visited from Bruce M inc.--

50 00
150 00

THESSALON.
A Post Office and River in the District of Algoma, Ontario.
1880 James McAlister. ... . I I

620

MISSIONARY DISTRICTS.

STATISTICS OF THE ALGOMA DISTRICT.

Year.

Members.

Contributed to
Mission Fund.

Grant from
Mission Fund.

1874 ..

179

$202 99

* $4,619 50

1875 . .

156

216 19

4,315 13

1876 .... ......

202

339 63

4,334 47

1877

244

349 44.

3,969 98

1878 ......

270

351 70

3,429 45

1879 .'.... .,..,

455

433 18

3,375 95

1880

449

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 connection
with the regular work.

II.— THE BRITISH COLUMBIA DISTRICT.

BURRARD INLET.

The name of a deep Bay about 12 miles north of the Fraser River.

erected at this place.

Extensive lumber mills are

Year

Names of Missionaries.

1874 James Turner ..

75 Thomas Derrick . . .

76 Thomas Derrick.. .

77 Thomas Derrick.. ,

78 Cornelius Bryant ,

79 Cornelius Bryant

80 Cornelius Bryant

No. of
Members.

12
18
19
24
23
13

Contrib. to

Mission

Fund.

$65 75
70 75
50 00
53 00
65 25

101 35

Grants from

Mission

Fund.

$493 50
450 00

Grants for
Native Assist-
ants, Schools,&«

1874 Christopher L. Thompson .

75 Christopher L. Thompson . .

76 Christopher L. Thompson . .

77 William V. Sexsmith

78 William V. Sexsmith

79 William V Sexsmith . . .

80 James Turner . .

CARRIBOO.— w.

9

9

6

6

8

8

10

16 00

975 00
700 00
570 00
400 00
350 00
500 00

$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 Thomas Crosby .......

76 Thomas Crosby ... . . ...

77 Thomas Crosby . . ■„ , , ■ . .

78 Thomas Crosby . . '■'..,.

79 Thomas Crosby ...

35
112
123
164
292
258
307

N TRIBES.

126

122

22 50
22 00

30 00

31 00
46 00
53 00

17 66

1,200 00
1,200 00
1,140 00
1,100 00
1,200 00
1,200 00

522 50
500 00
500 00
550 00

538 19
'643 67
1,406 85
1,100 75
816 40
996 50

80 Thomas Crosby

INDIA
1876 Charles M. Tate

77 Charles M Tate ...

78 Charles M. Tate ......

78 Charles M. Tate . . ......

80 See Skeena River. . . .

TORONTO CONFERENCE.

621

MAPLE BAY.
A mission situate on the east coast of Vancouver Island, about 20 miles north of Victoria.

No. of
Members.

Contrib. to

Grants from

Grants for

Year

Names of Missionaries.

Mission.

Mission

Native Assist-

Fund.

Fund.

ants, Schools, &c

1874 William V Sexsmith

15

$425 00

75 William V. Sexsmith

17

350 00

76 William V. Sexsmith

17

$10 00

261 25

77 John J. Martin

22

12 00

252 00

78 John J. Martin

21

225 00

79

17

80 William V. Sexsmith

> • . .

....

MAPLE RIDGE.
A village on the west coast of British Columbia. It was formerly part of New Westminster Circuit.
1876 John J. Martin

77 Christopher L. Thompson

78 Thomas H. Gilbert

79 Thomas H. Gilbert

80 ..

10

200 00

18

225 00

24

13 00

225 00

24

6 00

622

MISSIONARY DISTRICTS.

NAAS.

An old Indian Trading Post on the Naas River, in the most northerly part of British Columbia.
Mission includes a portion of Alaska Territory.

The

Year

Names of Missionaries.

1877 Alfred Eli Green

78 Alfred Eli Green

79 Alfred Eli Green

80 Alfred Eli Green

No. of
Members

100
116
132

Contrib. to

Mission

Fund.

$15 00
31 50

Grants from

Mission

Funds

$373 50
685 00
825 00

Grants for
Native Assist-
ants, Schools, &c

$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

58
47
64
60
58
50
81

155 00
139 50

77 95

78 00
105 30
132 15

86 12

284 00
400 00
332 50
310 00
445 75
350 00

842 00
804 00
737 50
375 00
395 50
300 00

NEW WESTMINSTER.— w.

1874 Amos E. Russ, M.A. .

75 William Pollard....

76 William Pollard

77 William Pollard

78 Thomas Derrick . . .

79 Thomas Derrick

80 Ebenezer Robson.

64
58
54
51
48
49
40

163 00
56 10
159 00
167 50
180 00
150 50
102 00

1,040 00
1,000 00
855 00
752 00
105 00
200 00

500 00

NICHOLA VALLEY and KAMLOOPS.

This valley runs south from the Fraser River, B. C. The Mission bearing this name is extensive,
necessitating travel to the extent of 500 miles per month.

1875 James Turner ... . ..

400 00

76 James Turner

13

285 00

19

200 00

78 James Turner . . . . ....

17

200 00

19
20

70 00
80 00

200 00

80 ..........

..

SALT i

SPRINGS.

•

1874 William V. Sexsmith

15

425 00

75 United with Maple Bafy ..,.,.

SKEEN

17
A RIVER.

. . ■

• O • 0 . .

1880 Charles M. Tate

122

17 00

SUMAS and CI

IILLIWHA

,CK.— w.

1874 Cornelius Bryant, Charles M. Tate..

114

157 10

. 600 00

500 00

75 Joseph Hall... ...

121

171 87 *

600 00

500 00

76 Joseph Hall

153

94 40

570 00

77 Joseph Hall

226

30 00

470 00

78 Christopher L. Thompson . .... ....

221

149 80

494 62

79 Christopher L. Thompson

96

178 00

350 00

80 Christopher L. Thompson . .

99

172 95

VICTO

RIA.— w.

1874 William Pollard, Thomas Derrick.

175

389 30

75 Amos E. Russ, M.A

190

400 00

448 75

76 Amos E. Russ, M.A. .. .

221

573 00

100 00

77 Amos E. Russ, M.A. .. ..

195

654 10

78 Robert Hall Smith.. . . .

203

1,007 95

79 Robert Hall Smith

206

577 80

80 Robert Hall Smith..

210

319 65

■ • • ■

METHODIST CHURCH, VICTORIA, V.I.

624

MISSIONARY DISTRICTS.

VICTORIA— CHINESE MISSION.

•

No. of
Members.

Contrib. to

Grants from

Grants for •

Year

Names of Missionaries

Mission

Mission

Native Assist-

Fuud.

Fund.

ants, Schools, &c

1874 A Teacher

$711 00

....

....

614 00

76 A Teacher.

600 00

77 A Teacher

600 00

78 William Pollard...

$575 00

474 71

79 William Pollard

75

$6i is

400 00

405 37

80 William Pollard. . . . .

71

60 00

1876 Alfred E. Green....

77 United with Nanaimo

78 United with Nanaimo

WELLINGTON MINES.

17 I
9
3

80 00

411 00

STATISTICS OF BRITISH COLUMBIA DISTRICT.

Sunday Schools.

Contribution

Grants from

Year.

Members.

to Mission
Fund.

Schools.

Teachers.

Scholars.

Mission Fund.

1874.

470

8

56

397

$864 40

$12,121 28

1875. .. ..

566

No

Returns.

833 22

10,043 49

1876. ..

673

No

Returns.

1,029 60

7,613 15

1877

771

10

62

448

1,062 60

7,634 80

1878.

996

17

86

495

1,587 05

9,792 86

1879.

1,067

15

81

850

1,324 85

8,642 07

1880.

1,129

13

64

1,268

1,029 57

III.— INDIAN MISSIONS OF THE TORONTO CONFERENCE,

NOT INCLUDED IN THE SEVERAL MISSIONARY DISTRICTS.

ALDERV1LLE— w.

Year

Names of Missionaries.

1874 William Andrews.

75 Robert Brooking. .

76 Robert Brooking. .

77 Robert Brooking. .

78 Robert Brooking.

79 Robert Brooking.

80 Robert Brooking. .

1874 Henry Bawtinhimer.

75 Henry Bawtinhimer.

76 Henry Bawtinhimer,

77 Adam Glazier

78 Adam Glazier

79 Adam Glazier ....
SO ..

CAPE CROCKER— w.

No. of
Members.

36
12
43
48
52
51
49

Contrib. to

Mission

Fund.

$94 39

100 00

101 50
90 20

111 00

120 82

96 90

Grants from
Mission
Fund.

903 68
712 15
795 70
798 70
821 25
800 15

65

72 50

739 77

100

30 57

810 70

1H8

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.

Year

Names of Missionaries.

1874 (Thomas Sky, Native Teacher)

75 Allen Salt

76 Allen Salt

77 Allen Salt

78 Allen Salt ....

79 Allen Salt

80 Allen Salt .

No. of
Members.

60
82
83
83
91
94
95

Contrib. to

Mission

Fund.

$28 50
53 83
58 99
65 10
47 26
50 97
35 24

Grants from

Mission

Fund.

$264 60
821 00
949 70
909 83
936 50
920 00

HIAWATHA.— w.

1874 Robert Brooking

75 William Andrews

76 William Andrews .

77 William Andrews

78 William Andrews

79 Thomas Woolsey..

80 Thomas Woolsey . .

1874 John A. McCamus. .
-75 John C. Henderson

76 Isaac Weldon

77 Isaac Weldon

78 Isaac Weldon

79 George Washington, M.A.

80 Adam Glazier

MUD LAKE.— w.

PARRY ISLAND, SHAWANAGA, and FRENCH RIVER.— w,

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

1874 Thomas Woolsey.. .

75 Thomas Woolsey..

76 Thomas Woolsey..

77 Thomas Woolsey..

78 Thomas Woolsey . .

79 Kennedy Creighton .

80 Kennedy Creighton..

RAMA.— w.

SAUGEEN.— w.

1874 George Jacques

75 George Jacques

76 George Jacques

77 George Jacques .

78 George Jacques .

79 George Jacques .

80 George Jacques .

45

43 20

802 55

38

47 50

794 99

41

76 01

850 00

41

62 90

840 44

37

51 75

840 00

40

64 40

873 88

38

51 72

64

14 20

100 00

46

43 70

100 00

47

31 43

95 00

43

11 44

95 00

40

11 72

100 00

38

100 00

30

H RIVER.— w.

85

106 64

418 00

81

130 83

318 15

81

54 15

367 00

81

34 50

376 00

81

26 81

337 77

81

24 31

382 57

98

47 15

109

260 32

933 54

111

174 28

766 50

102

201 85

909 40

1 86

96 56

883 46

99

92 58

893 05

95

79 10

872 00

90

57 62

64

58 42

932 60

55

76 73

783 00

62

76 25

864 00

80

54 00

860 40

88

* 65 90

885 50

93

50 00

863 00

95

43 13

SCUGOG ISLAND.— w.

1874 Samuel C. Philp, Jr

20

30 27

250 (0

75 Samuel C. Philp, Jr.

20

19 85

100 (0

76 David B. Madden. . . . . . . .

22

20 33

190 <0

77 David B. Madden. .

41

36 19

190 <0

78 David B. Madden

35

15 50

200 (10

79 George T. Richardson

34

28 05

200 00

26

29 83

40

One appointment given to Atherley.

626

MISSIONARY DISTRICTS.

SNAKE and GEORGIANA ISLAND.— w.

Tear

Names of Missionaries.

No. of
Members.

1874 William Torrance. .

75 William E. Smith .

76 William E. Smith

77 William E. Smith .

78 Hamilton Leith

79 Hamilton Leith . . .

80 Hamilton Leith

52
52

46
46
46
46
26

*

Contrib. to

Grants from

Mission

Mission

Fund.

Fund.

■ ■ ■ ■

$580 00

$15 47

507 50

345 00

12 50

592 47

• • ■ .

583 83

4 00

387 50

4 05

STATISTICS OF THE INDIAN WORK.

Year.

1874.

1875.

1876.

1877 .

1878.

1879..

1880.

Contribution to
Mission Fund.

$708 44
692 76
638 07
474 05
445 80
466 72
380 49

Grants from
Mission Fund.

$5,924 74
5,713 98
5,977 80
6,144 05
6,203 90
5,996 10

IV,— THE JAPAN DISTRICT.

(See Missions '>/ Oanaia JVesleyan Conference, p. 361. )

1878 Charles S. Eby, M.A., Asagawa Koko.

79 Charles S. Eby, M.A., Toshimi Hosoi..

80 Charles S. Eby, M A. , Hiroku Sugiyamr

KOFU.

NUMADZU.

SHIDZUOKA.

1876 George Meacham, M.A

77 George Meacham, M. A

78 Toshimi Hossoi

79 Asagawa Koko . .

80 Yemu Yamanaka.

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. Kby, M.A. . . .

78 Otorge Cochran, George M. Meacham, M.A., Tsuneyasu

Iliraiwa, Hiroku Sugeyaina

79 Davidson McDonald, M.D., George M Meacham, M. A.

Tsuneyasu Hiraiwa, Hiroku Sugiyama

80 Davidson McDonald, M.D., George M. Meacham, M.A.,

Tsuneyasu Hiraiwa, Koko Asagawa

YEDDO.

1874 George Cochran ....

75 George Cochran

76 George Cochran, Charles S. Eby, M.A.

77 Sec Tokio .. . . ....

25
38

14
14
25

27

26
27
56
56
80
93

30
30
?0
58

18
11

i6 66

10 00

2,133 86
2,240 53

59 50

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

TORONTO CONFERENOK.

627

STATISTICS OF JAPAN DISTRICT.

Year.

Members.

1874...

1875..

1876..

1877..,

1878.

1879. .

1880..

Grants from
Mission Fund.

* $4,158 23
3,346 80

t 13,342 11

7,717 03

10,508 33

6,423 54

* Grants from Mission Fund include all travelling and incidental expenses, and shows total
expense to the Missionary Society.

t This amount includes a special grant for the purchase of Mission 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.

1880 Charles Mearing .

BEREN'S BIVER.

No. of
Members.

Contrib. to

Mission

Fund.

See Missions, Canada Wesleyan Conference, p. 359.

1874 Egerton R. Young . .

75 Egerton R. Young .

76 John Semmens

77 John Semmens ,

78 Andrew W. Ross

79 Andrew W. Ross .

80 Native Assistant ... ,

BIRTLE.

1879 {Henry Rose). .
80 Local Supply. . .

1874 James M. Harrison.
75 ....

14

BOYNE RIVER.
See Missions, Canada Wesleyan Conference, p. 359.

7

76 James M. Harrison

77 James M. Harrison.. .

78 See Pembina Mountains. . .

13
•25

DOMINION CITY

1880 Charles E. Blakeley.

1874 George McOougall, William R. Morrison
»- \ Lewis Warner,

] Henry M. Manning,

76 Henry M. Manning .

77 Henry M. Manning . .

78 John Walton

79 Arthur Whiteside.

80 Arthur Whiteside.

EDMONTON HOUSE.
Soe Missions, Canada Wesleyan Conference, p. 350.
"r-"" " 1" "-■ i

4
4
4

94 15
82 65

Grants from

Mission

Fund.

10

$50 00

$1,565 08

20

50 00

1,758 45

55

10 00

1,157 00

57

33 50

1,123 45

121

42 00

1,684 35

61

58 75

1,536 60

80

56 50

455 50

•243 00

261 00

301 71

169 50

85 00

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 by splendid land, fast
being brought under cultivation. It is the northern terminus of the St. V incent extension of
the St. Paul and Pacific Railway, and the southern terminus of the Pembina branch of the
Canada Pacific Railway.

Year

Names of Missionaries.

No. of
Members.

46

Contrib. to

Mission

Fund.

Grants from

Mission

Fund.

1879
80

George Young, D. D *

George Young, D.D.

$10 00

1431 OO

1878 Native Assistant . .

79 Native Assistant..

80 Andrew W. Ross .

FISHER RIVER.

FORT FRANCES.

85
107

1875 Arthur B. Hames

76 Arthur B. Hames ,

77 Arthur B. Hames ,

78 Charles Mearing. .

79 ..

359

00

313

42

»

257 00

...

475 00

....

429

00

25 00

311

00

10 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

1878 William R. Morrison .
79

FORT PELLY.

84 04
850 00

1875

76 Thomas E. Morden, B.A .

77 . . .

1880 Thomas W. Hall.

GERMAN MISSION.

GRAND VALLEY.

350 00
237 50

1874 Michael Fawcett

75)

to > Connected with Portage la Prairie,

78 i

79 James M. Harrison ....

80 James M. Harrison

HIGH BLUFF.
See Missions, Canada Wesleyan Conference, p. 359.

120

1878 Thomas Lawson.

79 Thomas Lawson

80 Thomas Lawson, John Mears.

,„»„ ( George W. Hewitt, B.A., )
18/J* | Charles Mearing, \

80 Arthur B. Hames.

LITTLE SASKATCHEWAN.

MEADOW LEA.

80

60

55
57

51

327 83
134 77

134 77

4 76
89 53

104 40

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

1,420 00

278 00

300 00
300 00

472 00

222

429 23
503 83

1,800 00
1,800 00
1,223 33
1.550 00

200
200
200

72 00
90 00

1,500 CO
1,650 00

TORONTO CONFERENCE.

629

MORRIS.

Year

. Names of Missionaries.

No. of
Members.

Contrib. to

Mission

Fund.

Grants from

Mission

Fund.

1878 Arthur B. Hames

79 Arthur B. Hames. . .

80 William R. Morrison

45
55

$69 i6
70 25

$435 00
395 00

1874 John Semmens. . .

75 John Semmens ... .

76 John H. Ruttan . . .

77 Native Assistant

78 Native Assistant . . .

79 Native Assistans. . . .

NELSON RIVER,
See Missions, Canada Wesleyan Conference,

80

p. 360.

3

7

19
19
42
42
42

243 33

600 00

1,200 73
437 50
450 00

400 00

NELSONVILLE.
A village in the Electoral District of Marquette, Province of Manitoba,

with Pembina Mountains Mission.
1879 John W. Bell, B.D., Charles E. Blakeley
80 John W Bell, B.D., Wilbur W Andrews..

It was formerly connected

NORWAY HOUSE.

1874 John H. Ruttan

75 John H. Ruttan . .

76 John H. Ruttan . .

77 John H. Ruttan . .

78 John H. Ruttan . .

79 Orrin German .

80 Orrin German

See Missions, Canada Wesley

an Conference,

1874 Orrin German . .

75 Orrin German .

76 Orrin German . .

77 Orrin German . .

78 Orrin German .

79 Enos Langford

80 Enos Langford ,

OXFORD HOUSE.
See Missions, Canada Wesleyan Conference,

PALESTINE.

See Missions, Canada Wesleyan Confei
1874 John Walton . . ..."..

75 Charles Mearing

76 Thomas Lawson ... ....

77 Thomas Lawson . .

78 William R. Morrison

79 William R. Morrison ...

80 John Walton

renre.

1878 James M. Harrison.
79 See Nelsonville . .

1880 Andrew Stewart, B.D

PEMBINA MOUNTAINS.
It was formerly connected witli Boyne River,

1875 \ Henry M. Manning,

PLYMPTON.

POINT DOUGLAS.

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 .

48
25
39

12 75

72 42

64 90

104 65

64

111 43

611 00

95

175 25

p. 351.

317

179 00

1,500 00

381

132 33

2,109 00

342

417 08

1,998 00

334

243 33

1,612 0c

244

539 75

1,441 65

244

428 01

1,460 00

244

243 33

p. 351.

70

900 00

114

24 00

1,329 00

114

324 45

1,060 00

125

303 33

1,300 00

125

299 42

1,250 00

148

243 33

1,494 00

161

27 50

p. 360.

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

....

iver.
25

82 65

450 00

65

111 43

237 50
446 50
400 00
357 00

630

MISSIONARY DISTRICTS.

POPLAR POINT and WOODLANDS.

Year

Names of Missionaries.

1874 James M. Harrison

75 John Walton

76 William R. Morrison

77 William R. Morrison..
William H. Cairnduff, j
Charles E. Blakelev, <

79 United with High Bluff

78

No. of
Members.

67

68

83

101

102

97

Contrib. to

Mission

Fund.

$92 77

39 00

148 12

164 20

205 40

Grants from
Mission
Fund.

$380 00
325 00
285 00
282 00

426 13

EEV. H. B. STEINHA.TJD.

Missionary at White Fisjt 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.

1878 Wilbur W. Andrews..
79 Wilbur W. Andrews.
80

I'RAIlilK GROVE.

110 30

1,420 00

13

48 25

800 00

80

185 48

712 50

S2

185 48

564 00

90

191 19

500 00

16

281 72

300 00

66

155 96

200 00

20

21 57

175 00

43

60 47

....

TORONTO CONFERENCE.

631

ROCK LAKE.

Year

Names of Missionaries.

No. of
Members.

1879 Andrew Stewart, B.D..
80

Contrib. to

Mission

Fund.

ROCKWOOD.

A village in the Electoral District of Lisgar, Manitoba,
1874 William- R. Morrison . . .

75 James M. Harrison . .

76 Charles Mearing

77 Charles Mearing ..

78 William T. Dyer.. ..

79 William T. Dyer

80 William T. Dyer

ROSSEAU CROSSING,

A settlement in the Electoral District of Provencher,
1879 Charles Mearing.
80 ....

SALISBURY.

1£79 John Walton. . . .
80 George K. B. Adams.

1877 Wesley Casson..

78 Wesley Casson..

79 Wesley Casson..

80 William Halstead. .

SELKIRK.

See Mi

1874 Lewis Warner

75 Lewis Warner

76 John Walton . . .

77 John Walton.

78 . .

79 James A. McLaehleu . .

80 James A. MeLachlen.

ssions,

VICTORIA.

da Wesleyan Conference,

30

21 50

Grants from

Mission

Fund.

$305 00

500 00

14

400 00

18

$60 71

332 50

32

94 15

329 00

30

82 97

339 00

38

94 45

356 00

36 87 05

r, Manitoba.

460 00

1,000 00

7

17 00

744 00

16

55 55

632 00

19

45 75

. 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

See Missions.
1874 Henry M. Manning. ...

75 Henry Steinhaur

76 Henry Steinhaur .

77 Henry Steinhaur .

78 Henry Steinhaur.

79 Henry Steinhaur

80 Henry Steinhaur ...

WHITE FISH LAKE.

Canada Wesleyan Conference, p. 351.

1874 George Young, Allan Bowerman, M A. .

75 George Young . .

76 JohnF. German, M.A.

77 John F. German, M.A.

78 John F. German, M.A.

79 John F. Germon, M.A.

80 Samuel D. Rice, D.D. .

WINNIPEG.

See Mission'-', Canada Wesleyan Conference, \

1874 Henry Steinhaur

75 Native Asiht'int

76 Native Assist/cut

77 Native Assistant .

78 Henry M. Manning..

79 Native Assistant .

WOODVILLE.
Missions Canada Wesleyan Conference, p. 351.

26
26

26

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

102

p. 360.

63

443 80

1,900 00

93

381 82

790 00

111

396 85

737 33

103

358 98

151

316 00

130

359 56

150

403 13

700 00
650 00
617 50

1,005 00
100 00

632

MISSIONARY DISTRICTS

C5
S5

a

o
«
a
a

I. RED RIVER DISTRICT.

STATISTICS OF THE DISTRICTS.

I II. SASKATCHEWAN DISTRICT.

Year. Members. Contrib. to
| Miss'y. Fund.

$1,000 63
815 69
1,296 34
1,550 76
1,954 58
2,107 76
2,109 16

Grants from Year. Members, i Contrib. to j Grants from
Miss'y. Fund. ' Miss'y. Fund. Miss'y. Fund.

$15,434 42 1 1874

10,188 29 1875

10,069 99 1N70

8,589 55 ,1877

10,192 76 i 1878

10,925 87

1879
1880

443

$604 60

$9,084 71

1,000

328 35

9,654 72

1,00.)

919 33

7,375 70

362

1,092 39

5,897 90

352

318 50

5,734 13

355

230 75

6,601 62

355

THE

ISTRICTS

OF THE

TORONTO CONFERENCE,

SHOWING WHO HAVE BEEN CHAIRMEN AND FINANCIAL SECRETARIES,
WITH THE NUMBER OF MEMBERS FOR EACH YEAR

l^ROM 1874 TO 1880.

ALGOMA DISTRICT.
Formerly embraced in the Collingwood District.

Year

Chairmen.

1875 Thomas Williams.

76 Thomas Williams.

77 Alex. R. Campbell

78 Alex. R. Campbell

79 Alex. R. Campbell

80 James Anderson . .

Finan. Secretaries.

Phineas D. Will..
PhineasD. Will..
Geo. H. Kenney ..
William Hicks .
John Semmens
Richard G. James

Mem.

126
199
•235
270
455
■149

BARRIE DISTRICT.

See Canada Wesleyan Conference

1874 D. C. McDowell..

Geo. M. Brown .

1521

75 John Bredin .

Geo. M. Brown .

1629

76 John Bredin . ... Geo. M. Brown .

1812

77 John Bredin . . ..iGeo M. Brown .

1863

78 Jonathan E. BettsiArthur Browning.

1984

79 John G. Laird . Arthur Browning.

*1219

80 John G. Laird . . .

Arthur Browning.

1209

BELLEVILLE DISTRICT.
See Canada Wesleyan Conference.
1874 Edwin Clement.. . I William Briggs.

75 William Briggs . . jj. E. Howell, M. A.

76 E. B. Harper, M. A. J. E. Howell. M. A

77 E. B.Harper.M.A. S. C. Philp, Jr.

78 N. R.Willoughby,

M.A Joseph H. Locke.,

79 N. R. Willoughby

M.A

80 W. Jeffers, D.D.,

Joseph H. Locke..
Joseph H. Locke..

BRACEBRIDGE DISTRICT.
Formerly included in Barrie District.

1878 William J. Hewitt

79 William J. Hewitt

80 Jas. Woodsworth .

Reuben Toye
Thomas W. Hall..
Richard Duke . . .

4893
5010
3441
3379

3367

3497
3321

890

915

1074

BRADFORD DISTRICT.
See Canada Wesleyan Conference.

Year

Chairmen.

1 Finan. Secretaries. Mem

1874
75
76
77
78
79
80

* Bracebridge District set off with 771 members.

1S77
78
79
80

Jonathan E. Betts William Irwin..
Jonathan E. Betts J. F. German, M.A
Robert H. Smith . 'Daniel F. Gee .
Robert H. Smith . Daniel F. Gee.
A. E. Russ, M.A. Daniel F. (ice.

John Bredin Daniel F. ( !ee .

John Bredin H. S. Matthews

BRAMPTON DISTRICT.

Formerly part of Toronto District.
J. Herbert Starr.. William Burns.
Edwin Clement . .John Hunt ...
Edwin Clement . John Hunt ...
N.R. Willoughby, j

M.A. jjolm Hunt . . .

BRITISH COLUMBIA DISTRICT.

2630

2642
2782
2736
275S
2665
2572

2391
2468

2328

2230

1874
75
76
77
78
79
80

1874
75
76
77
78
79
80

Wm.
Wm.
Wm.
Win.
Robt.
Robt
Robt

Pollard. . . .
Pollard
Pollard . .
Pollard .

Hall Smith.

Hall Smith.

Hall Smith.

COBOURG

Amos E. Russ, M.A
Amos E. Russ, M.A
Amos E. Russ, M.A
AmosE.Russ,M.A
Joseph Hall..
Joseph Hall..
Ebenezer Robson..
DISTRICT.

E. B. Harper, M.A O. R.Lambly.M.A
E. B. Harper, M.A O. R.Lambly.M.A
W. Jeffers, D.D. . ; Joseph H. Locke .
John Shaw . . . Joseph H. Locke .
John Shaw .... GarrettJ.Dingman
Win. H. Laird. GarrettJ.Dingman!
Wm. H. Laird . Egerton R. Young]

COLLINGWOOD DISTRICT.
1874 Jos. W. McCallum;Isaa.c Gold..

75 Edwin Clement . i Isaac Gold. . .

76 Edwin Clement . Wesley Casson . .

470
566
673
704
996
1067
1129

2335
2347

2597
2810
2518
2783
2509

1821

*1232

1638

126 members given to Algoma District.

634

DISTRICTS OF THE TORONTO CONFERENCE.

Year

Chairmen.

1877 Edwin Clement .

78 J. Herbert Starr. .

' 79 J. Herbert Starr..

80 J. Herbert Starr..

Finan. Secretaries.

J.C.Willmott,MA
J.C.Willmott,MA
J.C.Willmott,MA
J.C.Willmott.MA

Mem.

1934
1933
'1752
1998

EMERSON DISTRICT.

Formerly part of Winnipeg District.

1880 Geo. Young, D.D.|Jno. W. Bell, B.D| 196

JAPAN DISTRICT.
1874 George Cochran. . .

75 George Cochran. . .

76 George Cochran. . .

77 George Cochran. . .

78 George Cochran. . .

79 Davidson McDon-

ald, M.D

80 Davidson McDon-

ald, M.D

LINDSAY DISTRICT.
Formerly part of Peterboro' and Whitby Districts.

37

45

100

100

180

216

1875 Charles Fish.. ..

John W. Savage..

1492

76 Charles Fish

John W. Savage...

1849

77 W. Jeffers, D.D..

78 W. Jeffers, D.D .

John W. Savage . .

1925

Geo. Washington,

M.A

1998

79 W. Jeffers, D.D.

Isaac Weldon . . .

1912

80 JohnS. Clarke..

OWEN SOU*

Isaac Weldon .
W DISTRICT.

2039

See Canada Wes

leyan Conference.

1874 John G. Laird

Josiah Greene . .

2706

75 JohnG. Laird..

Hy. S. Matthew .

2787

76 D. C. McDowell.

Wm. Johnston . . .

t2055

77 D.C. McDowell.

Wm. Johnston. . .

1815

78 D.C. McDowell.

Wm. Johnston.

1940

79 Charles Fish.. ...

James Anderson . .

2002

80 Charles Fish..

N. A. McDiarmid.

1985

PETERBOROUGH DISTRICT.
See Canada Wcslevan 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.

80 E. B.Harper, M.A.

PICTON
Formerly part of

1875 J. W. McCallum .

76 J. W. McCallum.

77 John Learoyd.

78 John Learoyd .

79 John Learoyd ....

80 J.F.German.M.A.

Richard Clarke .

Wm. R. Barker .

Wm. R. Barker .

Isaac Weldon .
Isaac Weldon .
Geo. Washington,

M.A

Geo. Washington,

M.A...

DISTRICT.

Belleville District.
Isaac Weldon.
Jeremiah A. Chap-
man, M.A. ...
Charles A. Hanson
John C. Ash . . .
A. Cunningham . .
William Burns .

2671

2654

T1865

2481
2730

2454

2308

2000

2085
2066
2069
1966
2213

* 119 members given to Bracebridge District.
1 1311 members given to Lindsay District.
+ 1114 members given to Walkerton District.

PORTAGE LA PRAIRIE DISTRICT.
Formerly part of Red River District.

Year

Chairmen.

Finan. Secretaries.

1880 William J. Hewittl

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

SASKATCHEWAN DISTRICT.

See Canada Wesleyan Conference.
1874 Geo. McDougall..
»_ / G. McDougall [
'° t J- McDougall. j

76 John McDougall..

77 John McDougall..

78 John McDougall..

79 John McDougall..

80 John McDougall..

TORONTO DISTRICT.
See Canada Wesleyan Conference.

1874 John Shaw . . .

75 John Shaw

76 George Young.

77 George Young.

78 Geo. Young, D.D
7q/ G.Young, D.D. '
'*\G. Cochran.

80 George Cochran

Jeffery..
Jeffery. .
Jeffery. .
Jeffery..
Jeffery. .

W.J. Hunter, D.D

W.J. Hunter, D.D

Thos. W.
Thos. W.
Thos. W
Thos. W.
Thos. W.

Mem.
276

600

807
832
925
836

847

1468

443

1000

1000
362
352
355
355

5274
5971
6299
6236
'3860

4143

4098

WALKERTON DISTRICT.
Formerly part of Owen Sound Distriot.

1875 William Tindall . .

76 William Tindall..

77 William Tindall.

78 JohnBredin

79 William Tindall..

80 William Tindall..

Wm. Johnston. . .
James Anderson . ,
James Anderson .
James Anderson .
Josias Greene .
N. S. Burwash..

WHITBY DISTRICT.

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 . . .

Thos. A,
John S.
John S.
John S.
John S.
Thomas
Thomas

. Ferguson
Clarke . .
Clarke . . .
Clarke . .
Clarke . . .
S. Keough
S. Keough

1510
1710
1967
1888
1888
1863

3158
3431
+3426
3727
3693
3603
3505

WINNIPEG DISTRICT.
1879 J. F. German, M^Aj William Halstead. I 847
80 Saml. P. Rice, D.D I William Halstead. Ij:1015

* 2391 members given to the Brampton District.
+ 181 members given to Lindsay District.
J 196 members given to Emerson District anc
276 members given to Portage La Prairie District

PART III.

%\jt l0ttir0tt donitxtnct,

1874 to 1880.

%\)t Inuirnn dnnftxtntt

WAS ORGANIZED IN

THE FIRST METHODIST CHURCH, KING STREET, HAMILTON, ONT.,

ON

THURSDAY, JUNE 11th, 1874.

I.— SESSIONS OF CONFERENCE.

Year.

Place.

President.

Secretary. j Journal Secretary.

1874..

John A. Williams
John A. Williams .
George R. Sanderson . .

James Gray

E. B. Ryckman, M.A.
WilliamS. Griffin. ..
John Wakefield

1875..
1876..
1877..
1878..
1879 .
1880..

Brantford

St. Catharines

Guelph

St. Thomas

William Williams .
WilliamS. Griffin.. .
J. B. Clarkson, M.A. .
John Wakefield ... .
George H. Cornish ....
Wm. R. Parker, M.A.

George H. Cornish.
George H. Cornish.
George H. Cornish.
David L. Brethour.
Thomas L. Wilkinson.
Thomas L. Wilkinson.

II.— MINISTERS and MEMBERS.

Ministers.

Members.

Ybae.

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.

Contingent

Educa-
tional.

Sunday
School.

Superannuated Ministers.

Year.

Circuit
Subs.

Ministers
Subs.

Total.

Missionary.

1874
1875
1876

$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 83
34,600 92
37,860 64

1877...

1878

1879

1880

36,655 49
37,932 47
36,654 77
35,558 58

THE NAMES OF

MINISTERS OF THE LONDON CONFERENCE

CLASSIFIED AND ALPHABETICALLY AEEANGED

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.

d. Died.
dp. Dropped.
ex. Expelled.

loc. Located.

w. Withdrew.

t. Transferred to Toronto Conf.

m . Transferred to Montreal Coni

eng. Removed to England.

u. s. Removed to United States.

1819.

1 Washington, George. ...

1820.

2 Ryerson, John d.

1821.

3 Waldron, Solomon .d.

1822.

4 Corson, Robert. . ... . D.

1823.

5 Messmore, Joseph .D.

.1824.

6 Byrne, Claudius d.

1826.

7 Phelps, Richard.

1827.

8 Biggar, Hamilton.

9 Evans, Ephraim

1828.

10 Armstrong, John ....

1 1 Hurlburt, Asahel . . d.

1830.

12 Robinson, Joseph Hiram

1831.

13 Baxter, John.

14 Warner, Lewis. . . ... ....

18:52.

15 Holtby, Matthias D.

16 Williston, John K ....

1833.

17 Hardie, David...

IS Ker, Peter . .d.

1834.
19 Bell, James d.

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.

28
29
30
31
32

33

34
35
36

37
38
39

40
41
42
43

1840.

Coleman, Francis.. . .
Howard, Isaac B .
Philp, William .
Reynolds, Joseph

Rice, Luther O

1841.
Sheply, Joseph

1842.

Ames, William

Baxter, Michael
Fear, Samuel . .
Kennedy, George. .

Lavell, Charles

Morton, William . .

1843.
Haynes, Frederick . .
Herkimer, William . .
Sickles, Abraham . . .
Weaver, Francis C

1844.

Bothwell, William . .
Caswell, James.. . .
Clappison, David (.'. .

Hanna, Thomas

Histon, John .
Hurlburt, Erastus
Williams, Elias.

1880
1878
1874

1875

LONDON CONFERENCE.

639

1845.

51 Armstrong, James. .

52 Hill, Joseph

53 Hutchinson, John .

1846.

54 Case, George

55 Chapman, William

56 Gray, James ...

57 Reid, Henry

58 Silvester, Charles . .

59 Slater, James C.

eO Williams, John A. .

1847.

61 Evans, John S

62 Jefferis, Thomas M .

63 Preston, Walton . . .

1848.

64 Curry, Christopher

1849.

65 Griffin, William S. .

66 Stobbs, Thomas . . .

1850.
6? German, John W..

68 Miller, Aaron D

69 McAlister, James.. .

70 Savage, David . ...

71 Shaw, James

72 Swann, Matthew

.D.

. . .D.

LOC.

1875
1874

1880

1877

1880

1851.

73 Crews, Thomas

74 Dickson, George N. A. F. T .

75 Harris, James

.76 Mills, John

77 Preston, James

1852.

78 Berry, Francis . .

79 Edwards, Andrew ....

80 Gaddis, James.

81 Kerr, John 0

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 .

91 Webb, William.

1854.

92 Dyer, James E. .

93 Hawke, William

94 Hough, John

95 Hunt, Ambrose

96 Hunt, David .

97 Ivison, James A

98 Masson James. . . .

99 Pinch, Richard. . . .

100 Russ, Amos E

101 Savage, William..

102 Shannon, William

103 Walker, John...

104 Williams, William.

105 Wilson, John V..

, .T.
-W.

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.

1856.

117 Brown, George

118 Cross, William.

119 Goodwin, James . .

120 Hadwin, Thomas. . .

121 Hamilton, Christopher.

122 Meacham, George M .

123 Milliken, Andrew

124 Parker, William R...

125 Ryekman, Edward B. . .

126 Tucker, Richard L

127 Wilson, Samuel

128 Wright, Wesley. P.. .

1857.

129 Broley, James

130 Christopherson, Hall..

131 Clarkson, John B . .

132 Fessant, Edwin. .

133 Henderson, William C .

134 Holmes, Edwin

135 Kennedy, James

136 Langford, Alexander. .

137 McLean, Hugh.

138 McNamara, George.

139 Ross, William W . . . .

140 Sanderson, John

1858.

141 Brock, Thomas ...

142 Cornish, George H.. . .

143 Hannon, James..

144 Hayhurst, William

145 Rawson, Joseph

146 Ryan, David

147 Sherlock, Benjamin . .

148 Stephenson, William..

149 Stinson, Joseph H.

150 Tyler, Reuben E

1859.

151 Bawtinhimer, Peti-r M.

152 Bristol, Colman

153 (Iraham, James. ..

154 (lundy, James..

155 Hamilton, Thomas

156 Johnston, Hugh

157 Neclands, John.

1 158 Richardson, George.

159 U'illimott, William

160 White, James

161 'Whiting, James..

1860.

162 Brethour, David L.

163 Brownell, Daniel K. . . .

164 Buggin, George. ..

165 Burns, Alexander

166 Chalmers, David.

167 Freshman, Charles

168 Gundy, Joseph R. . . .

.t. I 1876

.d. 1875

1880

1879

1877

1876

.T.
. M.

1877

1S7S

1875

640

MINISTERS AND PROBATIONERS.

1860. — Continued.

169 Jackson, Thomas

170 Orme, James H .

171 Phtlp, John

172 Watson, William €. .

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 H

.D.

.D.

.M.

.EX.

. . .T.
.LOC.

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

1879
1878

1878
1878

1879
1878

1880

1867. — Continued.

229 Jones, Peter W.

230 McCollum, Edwin . .

231 Nugent, Francis E.. . .

232 Ridley, John..

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.

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

.M.

1875

. . .D.

.V. s.

w.

.LOC.

1871.

272 Berry, Henry.. ..

273 Burns, Robert., .. .

274 Daniel, George. ...

275 Fallis, John G

276 Graham, William W.. . .

277 Henderson, William H .

278 Hill, Hen.yE. .

279 Maxwell, William J

280 Mooney, James . . .

281 Morden, Thomas E

W82 Patchell, Thomas H. . .

283 Robbius, John . . . .

284 Sellery, 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 \V

w

LOC
. .T

..D

187S
1888

1878

1878

.M.

. .D.

1876
1877

1876

1879
1879

1879

LONDON CONFERENCE.

641

1872. — Continued.

293 Hobbs. Richard

294 Hughes, Henry w. 1877

295 Husband, Robert J..
596 Kettlewell, William

297 Livingston, James ....

298 Morrow, Charles R . . .

299 Rice, James P

300 Shortt, William K M. 1880

301 Smith, John T.

1873.

302 Balmer, Robert H

303 Baugh, William

304 Bettschan, David. . . loc. 1875

305 Couzens, Charles C. . . .

306 Hackett, William L . .

307 Henders, Richard C

308 Hodson, Joseph M . . .

309 Hunter, William J u. s. 1879

310 Snyder, Adam Ira. . .

311 Sparling, William W ...

312 Ward, Joseph.

313 Watson, James. .exg. 1879

1874.
314-Cooley, John W .

315 Crossley, HughT..

316 Earle, Theophilus R

317 Eddy, Samuel L loc. 1876

318 Ford, James E.

319 Hopkins, Abraham ... .ex. 1876

320 McCulloch, Andrew M

iS21 McLean, John.. .. T. 1880

322 Nelthorpe, Elv .loc. 1876

323 Rogers, David" * '.

1874. — Continued.

324 Shibley, Edwin S

325 Stevenson, Ephraim B . . . .

326 Swann, Francis .

327 Wallace, Albert J

328 Wilson, Jasper ...

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 Maitlaud, Robert R.. .

342 McLachlin, James A. .

343 Orme, Thomas H. . .

344 Russ, James E

345 Sanderson, Frederick H.

346 Smith, Wray 1! .

347 Trethewav, William

348 Wright, Robert W

1876.

349 Broadway, Augustine . .

350 Campbell, Wesley F.

351 Cleaver, Solomon ....

352 Deacon, Charles....

353 Eby, Samuel C.

.LOC.

.LOC.

.LOC.
. . .T.

1879

1876

1877
1880

.. .t. I 1879

. . . LOC.

1878

.LOC. ! 1880

I

I
.loc. ! 1878

PROBATIONERS CONNECTED WITH THE 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, James H

22 Irvine, Samuel O

23 Lance ley, Ebenezer ..

24 Scott, Edmund E..

25 Voaden, Thomas.

41

1878.

26 Clarke, Edward John .

27 Emory, Vernon H

28 Joslvn, John H. 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 H.

1880.

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 Pruig, Joseph

49 Saunby, John W

50 Scanlon, Richard W.

MINISTERS & PROBATIONERS FOR THE MINISTRY,

CONNECTED WITH THE

Hanbon €anfntnttf

1874 to 1880.

A.

B.

AM ES, WILLIAM.

BALMER, ROBERT H.

1842.

c. 1873. — r. on t. 1874. —

1874 Park Hill

2

R. r. <:. & o. 1879.

76 Watford

3

1873 Blenheim.. 1

79 Cainsville

o

74 Dawn Mills.... 1

75 Dunnville . . 1

76 Rainham. . .... 1

ANDREWS, ALFRED.
ISO.").

77 Montreal Theo. College.. 2

79 Queenston 1

1374 Tilsonburg

. 3

80 Delhi. .. 1

77 Strathrov. . .

3

80 Gait. '

. 1

Financial Secretary, 1876 and
1877.

Deleft'' 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 ' ' Elementary Chart of
Bible Chronology," and two pam-
"phlet Sermons on "Transubstan-
tiation."

ARMSTRONG, JAMES.
1845.

1874 Thorold (sup'd.). 1

Died Feb. 9th, 1870, aged 75
years.

ARMSTRONG, JOHN.

1828.

1874 Listowel... ..(sup'd.) 7

AULD, DAVID.

1855.

1874 Erin (n.

75 Rockwood

78 PLittsville

79 Belmore

■■) 1
3

.. 1
o

PALMER, WILLIAM JOHN.

c. 1877, 1878.— is. on t. 1879.
1877 Jarvis .> 1

78 Kelvin.... 4 ... . . 1

79 Oxford Centre . . . 1

80 Salford... 1

BARLTROP, CHARLES.

1866.

1874 Northport. .(x. c. sup'y.) 1

75 Kintore. 2

77 Gran ton . . 2

79 Oakland ... 2

BAUGH, WILLIAM.

c. 1873.— k. on t. 1874.—

R. f. v. & o. 1877.

1873 Berlin 1

74 Elora 1

75 Montreal Theo. College.. 2
77 Bismarck.. . . 2
79 Walton . 2

BAYvTINHIMER, PETER

MATTHIAS.

1859.

1874 Woodstock (sup'y.) 2

76 Clifton . .(sup'y.) 4

80 Blenheim.. .(sup'y.) 1

BAXTER, JOHN.

1831.

1874 Ridgeway . .(sup'd.) 7

BAXTER, MICHAEL.

1842.

1874 Font Hill .(sup'd.) 7

BEAVERS, GEORGE, B.A.
r. on t. 1875.

1875 Salford 1
76 Located.

A graduate of Victoria Univer-
sity— B.A. , 1875.

BELL, JAMES.

1834.

1874 London ... .(sup'd.) 6

Died May 31st, 1879, aged 69
years.

BELL, JAMES PARKER.

1865 ) Primitive
to > Methodist

75 \ Conference.

76 Caistorville

79 Otterville

3

2

BELL, ROBERT.

1864.

76 Hamilton, Simcoe St. . .
78 Expelled.

2

BENNETT, JOHN HENRY.
i'. 1878.— r. om. 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 (chmx.) 1

75 Sarnia (sup'd.) 3

78 Removed to United States.

BERRY, HENRY.
1871.— e. f. c. & o. 1875.

1874 Peel.... 1

75 Alvinston . . . . . 1

76 Kenil worth... .... 2

78 Wallace 3

BETTSCHAN, DAVID.

1873.

1874 Harriston 1

75 Dropped.

BIELBY, WILLIAM M.

1868.

1874 Erin.. 2

76 Corunna . . .... 1

77 Alvinston 2

79 Tilbury 1

80 Wallaceburg. . . 1

BIGGAR, HAMILTON.

1827.
1874 Brantford (sup'd.) 7

BIRKS, WILLIAM.
1855.

1874 Talbotville (n.c.) 3

77 Brownsville 3

80 Blythe 1

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.

r. on T. 1877.

1877 Romney 1

78 Ridgetown ... . . 1

79 Leamington 1

80 Westminster 1

BRETHOUR, DAVID L.
1860.

1874 Windsor 2

76 Aylmer . 3

79 Simcoe. . . . . . 2

Fiuancial Secretary of Confer-
ence, 1874, 1875, 1878, and 1879.

Journal Secretary of Confer-
ence, 1878.

Chairman of District, 1880.

BRIDGMAN, WELLINGTON.

c. 1875 — it. on r. 1876. —
r. f. c. & o. 1880.

1875 Hagarsville

76 Glanford.

77 Waterdown.. .

78 Cobourg s.

80 Victoria.

BRISTOL, COLMAN, M.A.
1859.

1874 Fullarton 2

76 Lueknow 1

77 Forest 1

78 Princeton 1

79 Glencoe 1

80 Left without a Station at
his own request.

AUGUSTINE.
-k. o?i t. 1877. —

BROADWAY

c. 1876

r. f. o. & 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
79 Brantford — Brant Ave . . 2
Delegate to the General Con-
ference of 1878.

Financial Secretary, 1877 to
1880.

BROLEY, JAMES.
1857.

1874 Dungannon

76 Bayfield
79 Gorrie ....

BROWN, GEORGE.

1857.
1874 Milton. . ..(n.c.) 1

75 Dunnville. . . 2

77 Hagarsville 2

79 Hamilton — Simcoe St. 2

BROWNELL, DANIEL E.
1860.

1874 St. George .*.... 3

77 Burlington . 2

79 Ingersoll .... 2

BRYERS, WILLIAM.
1853.

1874 Port Dover

75 Wellaud

78 Wingham

BUGGIN, GEORGE.
1860.

1S74 London (n.c.) 1

75 Seaforth 3

78 Mount Forest 3

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

1860.
1874 ) Des Moines Conference,
to . Methodist Episcopal

77 ) Church, U.S.

78 1 Governor,
to J- Female College,

80

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.— R. f. c. &D. 1876.

1874 Cobourg. ...(s.v.c.) 2

76 Port Dalhousie. . . . 1

77 Cayuga 2

79 Lynedoch ... 2

BYRNE, CLAUDIUS.

1824.

1874 Fairfield (sup'y.) 3

Died October 5th, 1876, aged
83 years.

c.

CALVERT, GEORGE W
1869.— R. f. c. & o. 1875.

1874 Cobourg. ...(s.v.c.) 1

75 Acton 2

77 London — Dundas St. E.. 2

79 St. Catharines 3rd... . 2

CAMPBELL, THOMAS MET-

CALF.

1866.

1874 Ridge way.. 2

76 Merritton 1

77 Windsor 3

80 Sarnia 1

644

MINISTERS AND PROBATIONERS.

CAMPBELL, WESLEY
FLETCHER.

c. 1876. — r. o»i t. 1877. —
e. f. c. & o. 1880

1876 Woodburn . . 1

77 Port Dalhousie 1

78 Hagarsville.. . 1

79 Smithville ...... 1

80 Port Rowan.. ... 1

CAMPBELL, WM. WALTER,
c. 1877.— R. on t. 1878.

1877 Berlin 1

78 Bayfield.. 1

79 Bervie . . 1

80 Cobourg. .. .(s.v.c.) 1

CARSON, WEBSTER WEL-
LINGTON.

1867.
1874 Hamilton— King Street. 2
76 Brantford— Brant Ave. 3
79 Woodstock .. 2

CASE, GEORGE.

1846.

1874 London. .(sup'd.) 5

79 Windsor. ..(sup'y.) 1

80 Located.

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

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

CHARLTON, JAMES.
1868.
1874 London East . . ...

76 Point Edward

77 Sparta .

80 Springfield .. ..

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.

CHRISTOPHERSON, HALL.
1'857.

1874 Burlington. 1

75 Kincardine 3

78 Mitchell 2

80 Stratford. .(sup'd). 1

Died August 3rd, 1880, aged

45 years.

CLAPPISON, DAVID. C.

1844.

1 874 Westminster 1

75 Lowville and Kilbride . 1

76 Glanford. 3

79 Bartonville 2

CLARK, EDWARD JOHN.

r. on t. 1878.

1878 Watford 1

79 Marthaville.. 2

CLARK, GEORGE.
1866.

1874 Forest ..

76 Vienna..

77 Blythe...
80 Blenheim.

CLARKE, THOMAS R.
r. on t. 1875.— r. f. c & o. 1879.

1875 Holstein.

76 Lucknow.. .

77 Sydenham .

78 Brigden. .
80 Oil Springs .

CLARKSON, JOHN B., M.A.

1857.
1874 Woodstock. 3

77 Brantford .... 2

79 Toronto Conference.
Secretary of Conference, 1877.
Delegate toGeneral Conference,

1878.

CLEAVER, SOLOMON, B.A.

c. 1876— R. om t. 1877.—
e. f. c. & o. 1880.
1876 Hagarsville.. . .

. 77 { Hagarsville, 3 mo. )

' ' ( College Student, )

78 College Student

79 Waterdown ..

80 Merrilton ... ...

A graduate of University Coi
lege, Toronto— B.A. , 1879.

CLEMENT, BENJAMIN.
1862.

1874 Fairfield 2

76 Waterford . 3

79 Stratford.. ..2

Financial Secretary, 1880.

COBB, THOMAS.

1855.

1874 Elora.
77 Petrolia
80 Seafbrth

Financial Secretary, 1876, 1878,
1879.

COLEMAN, FRANCIS.
1840.
1874 St. Catharines . .(stjp'd.) 3
77 Hamilton .(sup'd.) 4

COLLING. JOSEPH S.
1862.

1874 Hagarsville . . 3

77 Westminster .... . . 3

80 London South 1

COLLING, THOMAS, B.A.

1862.

1874 St. Catharines 2

76 St. Catharines 2nd. .... 1

77 St. Thomas 2nd. . 2
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

COOLEY, JOHN WESLEY
e. oni. 1874.— r.f. c.&o. 1878.
1874 Listowel .... „ , .... 9.

76 Hamilton 1

77 Stratford.. ... 1

78 Elmira... 3

CORNISH, GEO. HENRY.
1858.
1874 Norwich ... 2

76 Grimsby ... 3

79 Burlington .. 2

Financial Secretary, 1875 and

1880.

Journal 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 CONFEKENCE.

645

CORSON, ROBERT.
1822.
1874 Cainsville . .(sup'd.) 4

78 Brantford .(sup'd.) 1

Died October 8th, 1878, aged
78 years.

COSENS, CHARLES W.
E. on T. 1877.
1877 Elora..

78 Erin....

79 Hespeler. .

80 Cobourg.. .

.. .. 1

.. 1

. 1

.(s.v.c.) 1

COSFORD, HENRY M.

e. on t. 1880.

1880 Arthur 1

COSFORD, THOMAS.
1839.

1874 Mount Forest 1

75 j Gov. of Mount Elgin )
to - Industrial Institute, > 6
«0 ) 'Muncey, Ontario. )
Chairman of District, 1874.
Delegate to General Conference,

Montreal, 1878.

COUZENS, CHAS. COOPER.

c. 1873.— e. on t. 1874.—

e. f. c. & o. 1877.

1873 Hagarsville 1

74 Watford 1

75 Brownsville 1

76 Blenheim .... 1

77 Vienna.. , . . ... 3
SO Sombra and Courtright. . 1

CRANE, ISAAC.
1855.

1874 Londesboro' 1

75 Bervie. 3

78 Washington. . . 2
80 Erin 1

CREWS, ALBERT CLARKE.

c. 1877.— E. 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.— e. 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.

1874 Oneida , ...

77 New Credit

3

4

79

CROSSLEY, HUGH THOMAS.
e. on t. 1874.— r. f. c. & o. 1880.
1874 Fingal 1

75 Watford 1

76 Ingersoll 2

78 Cobfcurg .. . .(s.v.c.) 1

St. Catharines, Presi-
dent's Assistant. . .
80 Hamilton— Hannah St... 1
Note. — His ordination would
have taken place in 1879, 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.
1874 Toronto Conference. . 6

80 Jarvis . . . . 1

CURRY, CHRISTOPHER.

1848.
1874 Belmore.. .(sup'y.) 6

80 Located.

D-

DANIEL, GEORGE.
1871.— it. f. c. & o. 1876.

1874 Cobourg ... .(s.v.c.) 1

75 Wingham . .... 1

76 Fingal. 1

77 Queenston. . . 1

78 Port Colborne . . 3

DAVEY, ROBERT.

1868.

1874 Brussels . . . 1

75 Londesboro' . . 3
78 Dungannon.. 3
Financial Secretary, 1875 to

1878.

DEACON, CHARLES.

c. 1875.— n. on t. 1876.—

E. f. c. & o. 1880.

1875 Arthur 1

76 Holstein . 1

77 Wallace 1

78 Jarvis 1

79 Moncton. 2

DEACON, JOSEPH.

1868.

1874 Wellesley.. . . 1

75 Trowbridge 3

78 Holstein 1

80 Arthur... . . . . 1

DEAN, GEO. WALTER.

c. 1877.— E. 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 . . .

75 Sarnia

77 London — Dundas Street.

80 Tilsonburg :

Financial Secretary, 1874
1876.

1
2
3
1

to

DYER, JAMES

E.

1854.

1874
75

7S

Belmont

Drayton

1
3
3

E.

EARLE, THEOPHILUS

RICHARD.

c. 1874.— e. on t. 1875.—

e. f. c. & o. 1879.

1874 Kirkton.

75 Forest . . . ....

76 Grand Bend

77 Milton

2

EASON, RICHARD.

1872.

3

77 Point Edward

2

79 Montreal Conference.

EBY, SAMUEL C.

c. 1876.— e. on t. 1877.

1876 Kingsville 1

77 Ridgetown ... . . 1

78 Located.

EDDY, SAMUEL L.

r. on t. 1874.

1S74 Laxton Mission. ...(n.c ) 1

75 Oakville 1

76 Dropped.

EDMONDS, JABEZ.

1870.— k. f. c. & o. 1875.

1874 Cobourg (s.v.c.) 1

75 Bothwell .. 1

76 London — New Brighton. 2
78 AVithdrew and united with

the Church of England.

646

MINISTERS AND PROBATIONERS.

EDWARDS, ABEL.
1863.

1874 East Zorra

76 Oakland . . .

77 Windham .

78 Muncey

EDWARDS, ANDREW.
1852.

1874 Belmont
75 Lucan

77 Belgrave

80 Holmesville

EDWARDS, SAMUEL,
c. 1877.— r. 07i t. 1878.
1877 Holstein. ..

78 Caledonia .

79 Glanford.. ..

80 Lynden

EDWARDS, WM. WATSON.
1866.

1874 Wallaceburg. .

75 Arkona

77 Thamesville. . .
80 Wyoming

ELLIOTT, JOHN.

1862.

1874 Straffordville ....
76 Otterville...
79 East Zona

F.

ELLIOTT, ROBERT J.

1870.

1874 Fenwick 3

77 Smithville 2
79 Ridgeway 2

EMORY, VERNON HOPE.

R. on t. 1878.
1878 Holstein 1

79 Lynden 1

80 Trafalgar.. . . 1

EVANS, EPHRAIM, D.D.
1837.
1874 Governor, Mount Elgin

Indus. Institute 1

75 London (stjp'd.) 6

Chairman of District, 1874.
Delegate to General Conference,
Montreal, 1878

EVANS, JOHN SWANTON.

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.

FALLIS, 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

FEAR, EZRA ADAMS.

o. 1876.— r. on t. 1877.

1876 Fullarton.. . . 1

77 Moncton 1

78 Westminster 1

79 Montreal Theo. College.. 2

FEAR, SAMUEL.
1842.
1874 Montreal Conference ... 3
77 Elmira.. .(stjp'd.) 2

79 Elora... .(sup'd.) 2

FERGUSON, GEORGE.
1863.

1874 Vienna..
76 Fingal..
79 Watford

FESSANT, EDWIN.
1857.
1874 St. Clair. ... V

77 Howick.
79 Millbank...

FIFE, WILLIAM H.

1869.

1874 Cayuga

7 /' Fenwick .

79 Kelvin...

FISHER, JOHN S.
1866.

1874 Lucknow

76 Fullarton.. .

79 Plattsville

80 Nassagaweya . . .

FOOTE, JAMES G.
c. 1876.— R. on t. 1877.
1876 Bervie. .. . . 1

77 Dorchester ... .2
79 Cobourg. (s.v.c.) 2

FORD, JAMES E.

o. 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

FORD, WILLIAM J.

1868.

1874 Newbury 1

75 Wards ville and Newbury 1

76 Newbury ., 1

77 Wyoming 3

80 Berlin .... ..1

FORMAN, RICHARD JOHN.
1853.

1874 Drayton 1

75 Mount Forest ... 3

78 Kincardine. 1

79 Fairfield 2

Chairman of District, 1877.

FOWLER, ROBERT, M.D.,
MR.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.. ..(u.v.c.) 2

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.

FRENCH, WILLIAM P.

a 1875.— R. on t. 1876.

1875 Ridgetown . . •• I

76 Brownsville

77 Located.

1

FRESHMAN, CHARLES, D.D.
1860.

1874 Ingersoll A

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 4th, 1875, aged
56 years.

FYDELL, THOS. ROBERTS.

1872.— r. f. c. & o. 1876.
1874 Wyoming . .... l

75 Bear and Black Creek. . . 1

76 Lynedoch . ...

79 Cayuga.

LONDON CONFERENCE.

647

G.

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

78 Leamington . . 1

79 Blenheim.. . . 1

80 St. George . . 1

GEE, THOMAS.
1872.— r. f. c. & o. 1876.

74 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. ■ • 1

75 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

75 Belmont

76 Montreal Theo. College. .

77 Chatham 2nd . .

78 Essex Centre

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.

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

78 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

78 Port Dover 2

80 St. Thomas 2nd.. .. 1

Secretary of Conference, 1874.
President of Conference, 1877.
Delegate to General Conference
of 1878. Treasurer of Contin-
gent Fund, 1869 to 1876. Trea-
surer of General Conference Fund,
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.

GUEST, JOSEPH.

1872. — it. v. (.:. & 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

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.— n. on t. 1878.

1877 Lvnden 2

79 Cobourg. ..(s.v.c.) 2

HALL, ROBERT HENRY.

1370.— u. f. c. & o. 1874.
1874 Alvinston . . . . 1

75 Granton ...... 2

77 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

HAMILTON, THOMAS.

1859.
1874 Porter's Hill.. .(n.c.) 1

75 Porter's Hill.. . .(sup'd.) 1

76 Goderich (sup'd.) 1

77 Toronto Confeivncc

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

1879.

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

HARPER, CECIL, B.A.

e. wit. 1875.— e. f. c. & o. 1879.

1875 St. Catharines 2nd.. . .

76 Kirkton

77 Westminster

78 Belmont

79 New Hamburg

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.— b. f. c. & o. 1876.

1874 ThoTold . . 2

i Oakville )

76 < St. Catharines, Presi- [ 1
( dent's Assistant )

77 Beamsville 2

Died April 13th, 1879, aged 31

years and 6 months.

HAYHURST, 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.

e. on t. 1877.

1877 Brownsville . . 1

78 Fingal 1

79 Watford ... 1

80 Montreal Theo. College.. 1

HEALY, EZRA ANTHONY
B.A.

1867.

1874 Drayton (sup'y.) f

80 Bern, to United States.

HENDERS, RICHARD COE,

1873.— e. f. c. &o. 1878
1874 Lynden

75 Lowville & Kilbride . .

76 Cobourg .. . (s.v.c.

77 Glanford-

78 Ulster ....
80 Ashfield ... ...

HENDERSON, GEORGE W.

c. 1875.— e. on t. 1876.—

e. f. c. & o. 1880.

1875 Westminster 2

77 London North ... 1

78 Montreal Theo. College.. 2
80 Hamilton — President's

Assistant 1

HENDERSON, WILLIAM.
1864.

1874 Ingersoll
75 Woodslee
78 Blenheim
80 Kirkton.

.(N.C.)

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.— e. f. c.& 0.1875.

1874 Moore 1

75 London North . . 1

76 Svdenham . . 1

77 Grand Bend ... . . 1

78 Appin ... 3

HILL, JOSEPH.
1845.
1874 Millbank ...,,,..
76 Oil Springs..
78 Port Lambton

HISTON, JOHN.

1844.
1874 Copetown ....(sup'd.) 3
77 Burlington. .(sup'd.) 4

HOBBS, RICHARD.

1872.— e. f. c. & o. 1877.

1874 Berlin 1

75 Montreal Theol. College. 2

77 Acton . . 3

80 Washington. -. . . 1

HOCKEY, JOHN EDWIN.
e. on t. 1879.

1879 Springfield 1

80 Vienna ... 1

HODSON, JOSEPH M., B.A.

c. 1873.— e. on t. 1874.—
e. f. o. & o. 1878.

1874 Cainsville 1

75 Cobourg (u.v.o.) 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 Rich wood
75 Exeter ...

78 St. Catharines 2nd.. ...

79 Waterdown

1
3

1
o

HOLTBY, MATTHIAS.
1832.

1874 Lynedoch (sup'd.) 6

Died January 6th, 1880, aged
81 years.

HOPKINS, ABRAHAM.

c. 1874.— e 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. 1

77 Paris (sup'd.) 1

78 Brantford . . . .(sup'd.) 2
80 Toronto Conference.
Chairman of District, 1874

and 1875.

HOWARD, JOHN HENRY.

E. on t. 1879.

1879 Thamesville 1

80 Hagarsville .. 1

HOWARD, THOMAS S.

1855.

1874 Glanford. .... 1

75 Oakville 3

78 Wellaud 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, DAVID.
1854.

1874 Kingsville 1

75 Blenheim 3

78 Belmont. . . . . 3

HUNTER, JOHN EDWIN.

k. on t. 1879.

1879 Cobourg (s. v. c. ) 1

80 Waterdown . . ... 1

HUNTER, WILLIAM J.
u. 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. om. 1877.

1877 Arthur..

78 Peel....

79 Drayton

80 Harrow

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.c.) 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.,
77 Talbotville.
80 Brownsville.. . ,

JAMIESON, WALT. SMITH.

ii. 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

76 Leamington 3

Died Oct. 16th, 1878, aged 39
years.

JONES, PETER W

1867

1874 Rockwood

75 Campbellville....

76 Thamesville

77 Arkona

80 Kintore

. 1
.' 1
. 1
. 3
. 1

JOSLYN, JOHN HENRY
LYMAN.

o. 1878.— r. om. 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. (x.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 Guelph— 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

76 London North .
79 Centralia..

KEPPEL, 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.
e. oni. 1875.— k. f. o. &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. A .. ...2

76 Wardsville & Bothwell. . 1

77 Kirkton 3

80 Dorchester Station. . 1

KERSHAW, EDWARD.
1855.

1874 Gorrie

75 Howick

77 Elora .,.

80 Mount Pleasant .

.(n.c.) 1
.. 2

.KETTLEWELL, WILLIAM.
1*872.— okd. 1876 — e. f.c.1877.
1874 London— Pall Mall. .1

75 Montreal Theol. College. 1

76 Clifton .... 3

79 Jerseyville ... .„,..,. 2

KOYL, EARDLEY HORNING,
c. 1879.— e. 011 t. 1880.

1879 Belmont . . 1

80 Cainsville 1

L.

LAIRD, JAMES.
1862.

1874 Teeswater

75 Bayfield .

76 Washington.
78 Garafraxa.. . .

LAMBLY, JAMES B.

e. on t. 1879.
1879 Ridgetown 1

80 Thamesville . . . . 1

LANCELEY, EBENEZER.
e. on t. 1877.

1877 Stoney Creek. ..... 1

78 Salford .... 1

79 Westminster ... 1

80 Montreal Theol. College. 1

LANCELEY, JOHN E.

1870.— e. f. c. & o. 1874.

1874 Guelph.. . 1

75 Clifton. 1

76 London — Petersville. 3

79 St. Thomas 2nd . 1

80 Dunnville. ... 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. om. 1875. — e. f. c. & o. 1879.
1875 Dresden ....... 1

76 Hespeler. 1

77 Cobourg (s.v.c.) 1

78 London East ... S

LEVER, JAMES J. A.

1874 Supernumerary., .(n.c.) 1

75 Kenilworth.. .. 1

76 Erin 3

79 Crowland.. -_.„,-_ 2

LEWIS, JOSHUA PITT.

1861.
1874 Hamilton — Simcoe 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.
e. on t. 1879..

1879 Stoney Creek

80 Glanford

LIVINGSTON, JAMES.
1872.— e. f. c. & o. 1877.
1874 St. Mary's.. .. .(n.c.) I
75 Montreal Theo. College.. 2

77 Kippen 3

79 Bayfield 2

LOCKE, HUGH WILLIAMS.

E. on t. 1880.
1880 Ridgetown. 1

LOUNDS, GEORGE.

e. on t. 1880.

1880 Appin and Napier 1

LUND, WILLIAM.
1853.

1874 Exeter.. . , 1

75 Westminster . » : . . . 2
77 Dorchester .... . . . i

80 St. Thomas. ..(sup'd.) 1

M,

MADDEN, GEORGE C.
1869.

1874 Yarmouth.

75 Adelaide. .

77 Lynden. . „

80 Stoney Creek .

1

MAITLAND, ROBERT REID
c. 1875.— e. on t. 1876.—
e. f. c. & o. 1879.
1875 Brussels

76 Wingham .

77 Fullarton

78 Stratford

79 Fullarton

80 Trafalgar : .

LONDON CONFERENCE.

651

MASSON, JAMES.
1854.

1874 Oilsprings.
76 Princeton.

78 Rockwood. .

79 Niagara

MAXWELL, WILLIAM J.

1871.— e. 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.

1874 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

78 Rainham 3

MILLIKEN, ANDREW
1856.

1874 Bervie .. 1

75 Holmesville . . . . 2
77 Ashfield 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 Richwood . 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

MOONEY, JAMES.

1871.

1874 Howick 1

75 Queenston ... ... 1

76 Ridge way . . 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.

.(s.v.c.)

MORROW. CHAS. KICHARD
1872 — ord. 1876.— r. f. o 1877
1874 Grimsby .

75 Cobourg. .

76 Queenston

77 Harley .. .

78 Kelvin..

79 Fenwiek .

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

Mc.

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.o.) 1

75 Woodburn 2

77 Crowland . 2

79 Tyrconnell 2

McCartney, james h.

1863.

1874 Watford

76 Park Hill

79 Fingal

McCOLLUM, EDWIN.

1867.

1874 Blenheim . . . . (sup'y. ) 7

Mcculloch, andrew
montgomery.

R. on t. 1874.— r. f. c. &o. 1879.

1874 Aylrner 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 Lyndeu ... 3

77 Nassagaweya 3

80 Lowville and Kilbride 1

McLACHLEN

r. on t. 1875.
1875 Bervie. . .

76 Watford

77 Cobourg. . .

JAMES A.
-ord. 1879.

. .(s.v.c.) 2
79 Toronto Conference.

M CLEAN, HUGH.
1857.

1874 F'ergus

1 77 Georgetown

] 80 Elora.

McLEAN, JOHN.

c. 1874.— r. (m t. 1875.-
ord. 1880.
1874 Vienna.. .
5 Park Hill . .

76 Arkona .

77 Cobourg.

80 Toronto Conference.

.(s.v.c.)

McNAMARA, GEORGE.
1857.

! 1874 Garafraxa .2

1 76 Garafraxa . . . (sup'd. ) 1
77 Arthur . . .(sup'd.) 1

Died August 3rd, 1877, aged
66 years.

652

MINISTERS AND PROBATIONERS.

N.

NEELANDS, JOHN.
1859.

1874 Wyoming

77 Florence . .

80 Woo Jslee. . . . .

1874

NELTHORPE. ELY.
1874.— r. OTi t. 1875.—

Welland 7 mo.

Otterville 5 mo.

75 Otterville

76 Located.

o.f

NUGENT, FRANCIS E.
1867.

1874 Goderich...
75 Harmony.. .
78 Straffordville
80 Hespeler.

.(N.C.)

o.

ODERY, JOSEPH.
1870.

1874 Otterville..
76 Dresden. .
79 Glanford..

ORME, JAMES HUGHES,
1860.

1874 Appin.. .
75 Holstein . .
77 Corunna
80 Arkona.

.(N.C.) 1

2
3
1

ORME, THOMAS HUGHES.

e. f. c. & o. 1880.
1875 Montreal Conference.. 4
79 Camalachie .. 2

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 Bothwell.. .. 2

. PEARSON, THOMAS D.
1852.

1874 Oakville 1

75 Drayton . . 3

. 78 Kingsville 3

PENHALL, WILLIAM.
c. 1876.— e. on t. 1877.
1876 Belmont...

77 Salford

78 London North . .

79 Oobourg, .. .(s.v.c.

PHELPS, RICHARD.

1826.

1874 Grimsby..

77 Niagara . .

78 Fenwick..

79 Kelvin .

80 Grimsby..

1

1

. 1

)2

.(sup'd.)

. . (sup'd. )

.(sup'd.)

.(sup'd.)

. .(sup'd.)

PHILLIPS, ALFRED M., B.D.

1870.— r. f. c. & 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

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, 1875.

Financial Secretary, 1874 and
1875.

Delegate to the General Con-
ference, Montreal, 1878.

PHILP, JOSEPH.
1869.

1874 Belgrave

75 Blyth

77 Holmesville. . .
80 Belgrave.

(N.C.) 2

2

3

,.„... 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.. . .
76 New Hamburg. ...
78 Toronto Conference . .

2

2

. 3

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.

75 Thamesville

76 Florence

77 Holstein

78 Wellesley.. . .

.. 1
.. 1
.. 1
.. 3

PRING, JOSEPH.

e. on t. 1880.

1880 Dorchester

1

E.

RAWSON, JOSEPH.
1858.

1874 Gesto (n.c.)

75 Colchester

76 Thamesville .(sup'd.)

78 Port Rowan

80 Thamesville .(sup'd.)

REDMOND, RICHARD,
o. 1876.— R. on t. 1877.

1876 Arthur...

77 Peel

78 Kilbride .

79 Holstein .

80 Cobourg

1

1

.. .. 1

1

.(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 Sombraand Courtright.. 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. )

RIDLEY, JOHN.
1867.

1874 Font Hill

75 Drummondville.. .

77 St. Catharines 2nd. .

78 Ailsa Craig.. . .

1874
75

RICE, LUTHER 0.

1840.

Bayfield. .
Dungannon.

. 1

. (sot'd. ) 6

RICE, SAMUEL DWIGHT,
D.D.

1837.

1874 ) 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 with
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.

RIGSBY, WALTER.
1868.

1874 Caistorville..

75 Font Hill

77 Stoney Creek .

80 Font Hill

ROBBINS, JOHN.

1871.— R. f. v. & o. 1875.
1874 Oakville . . .

75 Glanford

76 Jerseyville

79 Richwood ....

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. — e. on t. 1875. —

r. f. e. & o. 1879.

1874 Arthur. .

75 Peel. ..

76 Howick.

77 Drayton

78 Brussels

79 Erin..

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, 1S80.

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.—

a. f. c. k o. 1879.

1875 Woodslee 2

, — J Leamington, ) .

' ' \ Ridgetown, \ ■■■ l

78 Blenheim 1

79 Harrow 1

80 Brussels 1

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

1866.

1874 Wardsville .. .... 1

75 Mount Brydges . 3

78 Lucan 3

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

76 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. was
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.

654

MINISTERS AND PROBATIONERS.

SANDERSON, FRED. H.
r. out. 1875.— k. f. c. & o. 1879.
1875 Ingersoll... 1

76 Goderich 1

77 London — New Brighton. 1
( London-New Bright'n "|

78-1 Guelph— President's 1-1
\ 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
80 St. Thomas (sup'y.) 1

SAUNBY, JOHN W

R. 071 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 Gait . .. 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.

R. on t. 1880.
1880 Belmont 1

SCHRAM, GEO. ASHWELL.
1870.— r. f. c. k o. 1876.

1874 Montreal Theo. College.. 1

75 Vienna . 1

76 Bismarck ... . . . 1

77 Ravenswood 2

79 No station, own request 2

SCOTT, EDMUND EDGAR.

c. 1877.— R. onr. 1878.
1877 Hagarsville 1

78 St. George .... 1

79 Thorold . . 1

80 Montreal Theol. College. 1

SCOTT, JOHN, M.A.

1867.

1874 Lowville 1

75 Washington 1

76 Berlin . 1

77 Principal, Wesleyan Col-

lege, Dundas 1

78 Carlisle .... 3

Received his degree of M. A., in

course, from Victoria University,
May, 1877.

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 (u. v. c.) 4

78 Thorold ... 1

79 Stratford ...... . . 2

A graduate of Victoria Univer-
sity—B.D., 1878.

SHANNON, WILLIAM.
1854.

1874 Napier

75 Romney ....

77 Adelaide .

80 Vienna

SHAW, JAMES.

1850.

1874 Hamilton . • . .(sup'y.) 7

SHEPHERD, WILLIAM W
1862.

1874 Cainsville. ..2

76 Fairfield ... 3

79 Welland 2

SHEPLY, JOSEPH.
1841.

1875 Nissouri .(sup'd.) 1

75 St. lliiiys . .(srr'n.) 6

SHERLOCK, BENJAMIN.

1858.

1874 London, South . . ;

77 Lucan. ]

78 Aylmer . . . (sup'd.) ]

79 Oneida... ]

80 Alvinston ]

SHIBLEY, EDWIN S.

c. 1874.— r. on t. 1875.—

"r. f. c. & o. 1878.

1874 Port Dover .... 1

75 Oxford Centre.. 1

76 Listowel 1

77 Thorold.. l

78 Teeterville . . . . 3

SHILTON, JAS. WALKER.

r. on t. 1875.
1875 Lynden 1

76 Thorold. .1

77 Cobourg.. .(u.v.c.) 4

SHORTT, WM. KEMMIS, M.A.

1872.
1874 Montreal Conference 4

78 Caledonia ... . (sup'y.) 1

79 Ingersoll (sup'y.) 1

80 Montreal Conference.

SICKLES, ABRAHAM.
1843.

1874 Muncey.
75 Oneida..

. 1

.(sup'd.) 6

SIFTON, JAMES WILLIAM.
c. 1879.— E.WT. 1880.

1879 London North 1

80 Brownsville.. . . 1

SILVESTER, CHARLES.

1846.

1874 Niagara. 2

76 Niagara. . (sup'd.) 1

77 Toronto Conference.

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.

r. mi t. 1876.
1876 Holmesvile 1

77 Brussels 1

78 Bervie 1

79 Montreal Theo. College.. 2

LONDON CONFERENCE.

655

SMITH, CHARLES.
1870.
1874 Toronto Conference. . . 6
80 Merlin 1

SMITH, JOHN TATLER.

1872.— k. f. c. &. o. 1876.

1874 Waterdown.. . . 2

76 Milton .... 1

77 Oxford Centre 2

79 Lowville and Kilbride . . 1

80 Lucknow 1

SMITH, JOHN VIPOND.

1870.— it. f. c. & o. 1874.

1874 St. Thomas.. 3

77 Gait . .... 3
80 Windsor ... . . 1

SMITH, NATHANIEL.
1866.

1874 Montreal Conterenee. ... 5
79 Kippen 2

SMITH, WRAY ROBERT.

c. 1875.— k. on t. 1876.—

r. f. c. & o. 1879.

1875 St. George 2

»» / Oxford Centre 4 mo. ) ,
'' { Port Dover... 8 mo. J

78 Windham 1

79 Ponsonby 1

80 Jarvis 1

SMYL1E, ROBERT.
1869.

1874 London North (n.c.) 1

75 Wallaeeburg. 3

78 Kerwood. 3

Removed to United States,

October, 1880.

SNIDER, DAVID WILLIAM.

c. 1878 & 1879.— r. out 1880.

1878 Smith ville . . 1

79 Ridgeway 1

1877 Fingal....
78 Ingersoll North .
on / Queenston .... 4 mo.
\ Kerwood ... 8 mo.

80 Font Hill.. .

SNYDER, ADAM IRA.
u. 1873, 1874.— R. on T. 1875.—

R. f. c. & o. 1877.

1873 Hudson's Bay Territory 1

74 Amherstburg 1

75 Blenheim.. .... 1

76 Ridgetown 1

77 Bothwell 2

79 Romney 1

80 Thamesville 1

SPARLING, WILLIAM W

c. 1873.— R. on t. 1874.—

u. f. c. & o. 1877.

1873 . . ■ • 1

74 Washington.

75 Hespeler.

76 Elora

SPENCE, WILLIAM H.
K. »iT. 1879.
1879 Thorndale .. 1

80 London North 1

STACEY, FRANK BAINARD.

c. 1878.— r. on t. 1879.
1878 Oxford Centre.. 1

79 St. George 1

80 Cobourg (s.v.c.) 1

STAFFORD, CHARLES E.
1864.
1874 Holmesville.. . . 1

75 Brussels .... 3

78 Teeswater . . 3

STAPLES, SAMUEL G.
r. on t. 1876.
1876 Moncton.

77 Bervie. .

78 Thorndale

79 Cobourg .

1

1

. 1

.(s.v.c.) 2

STEPHENSON, WILLIAM.

1858.
1874 Hamilton— Wesley 2

76 Withdrew and removed to
United States.

STEVENSON, EPHRAIM

BROCK, B.A.

,,. 1874.— r. on t. 1875.—

it. f. c. & o. 1880.

1874 Garafraxa. .. . 1

75 Berlin . 1

76 Salford ... . . 1

77 Cobourg (u.v.o.) 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 — Simcoe St . . . 1

79 Princeton.. . . 2

STEWART, JOHN.

it. 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

STOBBS, THOMAS.

1849.

1874 Drummondville . . . 1

75 Smithville. . 2

77 Mount Pleasant 3

80 Caledonia.. 1

STONEHOUSE, JAMES H.

1864.

1874 Sombra and Walpole.. 1
75 Sparta 2

77 Sparta (sup'd.) 1

78 Toronto Conference.

STRINGFELLOW, CHARLES.
1855.

1874 London North 2

76 Salford 3

79 Oxford Centre ... 2

SUTHERLAND, DONALD G.,
M.A., B.D., LL.B.

1864.

1874 Gait....
76 Simcoe . . ,
79 Clinton .

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.
r. om. 1874. — n. f. c. & o. 1879.

1874 Drayton

75 Howick

76 Peel....

77 Cobourg.

78 Merritton . .
80 Preston

1

1

1

...(s.v.c) 1

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 .. .(sup'd.) 7

656

MINISTERS AND PROBATIONERS.

T.

TAYLOR, WILLIAM.

1862.

1874 Montreal Conference... . 1

75 Drayton (sup'd.) 3

78 Mooreiield. .. .(sup'd.) 3

TEETER, CHANCELLOR.

1870.— R. f. c. & o 1874.

1874 Hornby (n.o.) 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 . .
75 Tyrconnell .

77 Port Rowan

78 Kenilworth..
80 Ulster . .

THOMPSON, DANIEL

WELLWOOD.

1869.

1874 Harmony 1

75 Teeswater 3

78 Thorndale . . . . 3

TRELEAVEN, RICHARD

JOHNSON.

c. 1876.— R. on t. 1877.

1876 Bayfield 2

78 Fullarton 1

79 Cobourg (s.v.c.) 2

TRETHEWAY, WILLIAM.
r. 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.

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.— r. on t. 1877.
1876 Ridgeway and Port Col-
borne ... . . 1

77 Howick. .. 1

78 Arthur .... 1

79 Montreal Theol. College. 2

TURNER, JOHN.

1871.— R. f. c. k o. 1875.

1874 Glanford. 1

75 Carlisle ... 3

78 Lowville and Kilbride 1

79 Dresden 2

TURNER, WILLIAM T.

1869.

1874 Lynedoch ..... 2

76 Strafford ville. . . ... 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.

VAN CAMP, ALBERT JAS.

1864.
1874 Holstein 1

75 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.c.) 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
1880.

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.— r. onr. 1875.

1874 Hagarsville 1

75 Milton... ...'... ]

76 No station— ill health 1

77 Goderich 1

78 No station— ill health . . 1

79 Removed to United States.

WALSH, WILLIAM.

1872.— r f. c. & o. 1876.

1874 St. George 1

75 London — North Street . . 1

76 Centralia 3

79 London North 2

WARD, JOSEPH, B.A.

1873.— r. f. c. & o. 1877.

1874 Montreal Conference 3

77 St. George .... i

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.

c. 1873.— R. on t. 1874.—
e. 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 Wallaeeburg . . 1

79 Park Hill 2

Financial Secretary, 1876 to

1878.

WEAVER, FRANCIS G.

1843.

1874 Seneca (n. c ) 1'

75 Crowland 2

77 St. Clair 3

80 Ravenswood . . . 1

WEBB, WILLIAM.

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.

c. 1876.— r. on x. 1877.

1876 Seneca 1

77 Lowville .... ... 1

78 Waterdown .... . . 1

79 Cobourg (s.v.c.) 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 . . .
75 St. Thomas .

78 Stratford..

79 Goderich..

President of Conference, 1874
and 1875.

Delegate to the Second General
Conference, Montreal, 1878.

Chairman of District, 1874 to
1880

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. — 111 -health.

Died December 29th, 1879.

WILLIAMS, RICHARD
WATSON.

1869.
1874 Ailsa Craig.
75 Springfield . . .

77 Berlin

80 Mitchell

WILLIAMS, WILLIAM.

1854.

1874 Hespeler (n.c.) 1

75 Simcoe 1

76 Hamilton — Centenary 3
79 Guelpb... . . . . 2

Secretary of Conference, 1875.
Delegate to General Conference,

Montreal, 1878.

Chairman of District, 1879-80.

WILLIMOTT, WILLIAM.
1859.

WILLISTON, JOHN

KELLOGG.

1832.

1874 Strathroy (sup'd.) 7

W1LLOUGHBY, WILLIAM.
1836.

1874 Harriston .
75 Appin
78 Luther..

.(n.c.) 1
3
3

1874 Seneca..
77 Cainsville
79 Salford..

WILSON, JASPER.
R. on t. 1874.— r. f. c. & o. 1879.
1874 Port Stanley 1

75 Fingal . . 1

76 Cobourg (s.v.c.) 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 .
75 Richwood

77 Dunnville

80 Drummondville .

1
2
3
1

WOODSWORTH, RICHARD

WATSON.

1867.

1874 Ridgetown . . 3

77 Jarvis 3

80 Ridgetown 1

WRIGHT, ROBERT WALTER.

c. 1875.— R. onT. 1876.—
r. f. c. & o. 1879.

1875 Erin

76 Waterdown

77 Caledonia . ...

78 Milton..

79 Oakville

80 Blenheim

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

LONDON 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 1874 TO THE YEAR 1880.

Note.— The letter " vv " following the name of a Circuit indicates a continuation of that Circui
from the Wesley an 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.— vv.

; AP-

!

Funds.

Year Names of Ministers.

point

.' No. of

1 . - - ■—

nients

Members

•Conting. Educa.

Sup. M.

| Miss'y.

1874 John C. Stevenson

2

100

$4 50 .?2 25

S7 10

1 $60 75

75 George W. Calvert .

j *3

200

; 10 oo

11 25

7 22

144 85

70 George W. Calvert . . . ....

i 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 . ....

1 3

160

1 16 10

14 25

24 75

146 25

79 Richard Hobbs

[ 3

180

8 23 14 52

i 25 08

176 37

SO Thomas L. Wilkinson

i 3

160

1 13 30 i 15 05

1 25 55

184 50

ADELAII

)E.— w &

N.

1874 Ebiiii'zer Teskev ... ...

7

158

8 94 3 20

1 7 00

103 66

75 George C. Madden...

7

150

i 9 23 5 78

J 8 00

107 41

76 George ('. 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

1 6 18 ' 3 06

10 27

113 49

79 William Shannon

5

132

6 84 ! 3 17

11 04

71 17

So William T. Turner

5

117

! 4 ii8 2 12

6 71

58 54

AIL

SA CR

A.IG — w.

874 Richard Watson Williams. . . .

5

132

8 00 4 27

24 00

160 17

75 Gi oi ge 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 Ridlev

3

143

9 39

8 43

13 S2

167 71

79 John Ridley . .

3

150

9 00

8 71 ;

17 00

133 80

80 John Ridley

3

132

8 77

9 00 !

13 32

102 85

Rethesda'appointment from Rockwood annexed.

LONDON CONFERENCE.

659

ALVINSTON.— w.

Year

Names of Ministers.

Ap-

jjoint-

■ ments.

1874 Kobert 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
2

No. of
Members.

23
40
32

66

67
79

Funds.

Conting.

Educa.

Sup. M.

Missy.

$i 95
4 00
3 00

S3 32
1 71
4 00

32 27
5 37
7 00

$17 18
36 56
45 65

1 25

3 75

4 00

i is

1 30

2 06

5 30
7 00
4 45

68 58
51 97
54 61

AMHERSTBURG.— w.

1874 Edmund S. Jones, Adam Ira Snyder..

75 Edmund S. Jones, Thomas Gee .

76 James Harris .

77 James Harris.. . .

78 James Harris . .

79 Thomas Jackson .

80 Thomas Jackson .

142
146
256
139
144
151
160

14 04

15 65
18 86

9 83

9 68

10 62

7 49

8 15

5 40

6 83

20
00

16 00

17 00

18 00

28 35

29 25

23 25

24 00

APPIN.

128 63
130 47

140
111

117
103 59
105 17

54
64
18

A village in the County of Middlesex, Ontario. It was formerly part of the Napier and Melbourne

Missions.

1875 William Willimott . . i ... ' .

76 William Willimott 6 : 112 7.00 6 50 7 00 124 02

77 William Willimott 6 106 i 7 50 7 00 8 00 125 35

78 Henry E. Hill ... . 5 j 135 8 00 9 00 12 00 91 85

79 Henry E. Hill 5 j 138 9 58 4 43 15 15 127 44

80 Henry E. Hill, George Lounds . . 5 1 128 8 75 6 81 15 20 106 65

1874 John Russell .

75 William Watson Edwards

76 William W Edwards, John Mi

77 Peter W.Jones.

78 Peter W. Jones.

79 Peter W Jones.

80 James H. Orme .

Lean.

ARKONA.— w.

2 i 102
110
90
123
143
159
130

8 00
6 00

26
26
00
03

1 78
•4 05

4 00

2 82
8 13

13 56

3 65

4 12

10 55

10 45

6 00

14 00 i

15 00

9 43

58
76
94

84
92
17

73 11

72 44

109 25

60 76

ARTHUR.— w. and n.

1874 Robert Phillips, David Rogers.. 5 89

75 Robert Phillips, Charles Deacon.. . ' 5 130

76 Thomas Jackson, Richard Redmond. . 7 148

77 William Mills, Samuel (). Ervine. . 6 : 175

78 William Mills, George R. Turk. . 6 170

79 William Mills.. ..'.... 5 208

80 Joseph Deacon, Henry M. Cosford ... 5 181

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 j

12 45

21 00

28 25

10 00

18 3li

28 30

111 85
150 68
157 81
122 90
185 76
162 96
154 73

A township in the County

1877 Andrew Milliken.

78 Andrew Milliken. . .

79 Andrew .Milliken.

8n Richard C Henders.

1874 Win. McDonagh, Andrew McCulloch.

75 William McDonagh.

76 David L. Brethour.. .

77 David L. Brethour..

78 David L. Brethour

79 George Richardson. ... ....

80 George Richardson

ASHFIELD.
of Huron, Ontario. It was formerly pai
New Connexion Conference.

rt of the Lucknow ( 'inuit.

See

4

176

9

811

5

72

29

00

133 54

i

188

i

50

13

00

19

00

108 95

4

163

8

50

(i

75

20

00

103 98

I!.--

W. AND N.

6

350

19

08

9

25

60

00

345 58

6

481

16

00

25

00

45

00

354 28

2

160

8

00

25

50

■>■>

75

145 38

o

160

8

00

20

00

25

80

154 26

2

167

9

00

20

00

27

65

157 87

2

158

6

00

13

00

25

25

112 15

1

165

9

26

13

12

25

64

122 60

* Harrow Circuit set off.

t Springfield set off.

660

CIRCUITS AND MISSIONS.

B.

BARTONV1LLE.— w.

Year

1874 William

75 William

76 John H.

77 John H.

78 John H.

79 David C.

80 David C.

H. Moss. . .
H. Moss
Robinson..
Robinson. .
Robinson ..
Clappison.
Clappison.

5
5
2
4
3
3
3

Funds.

No. of

Members.

Conting.

Educa.

Sup. M.
$5 00

Missy.

Ill

$5 10

$41 49

130

....

73

4 66

$4 70

8 00

52 25

158

16 35

15 80

31 00

191 08

134

13 50

20 85

26 00

149 20

164

9 00

7 13

26 00

149 61

150

7 82

6 60

26 00

110 45

BAYFIELD.— w.

1874 Luther O. Rice

75 James Laird, Abraham Hopkins ... .

76 James Broley, Richard J. Treleaven . .

77 James Broley, Richard J. Treleaven . .

78 James Broley, William W. Campbell..

79 Jas. Livingston, Walter S. Jamieson..

80 Jas. Livingston, Walter S. Jamieson..

115
133
190
210
180
198
198

10 40

2 60

13 67 ,

10 10

7 68

7 40

10 16

11 00

11 15

16 15

16 36

16 33

18 60

16 60

27 37

15 76

10 40

23 00

16 00

13 00

23 08

1874 Edwin A. Chown, B.A....

75 Edwin A. Chown, B.A

76 Edwin A. Chown, B.A..

77 Charles W. Hawkins, B.A.

78 Charles W. Hawkins, B.A.

79 Reuben Millyard"

80 Andrew M. McCulloch. .

BEA.MSVILLE.— w.

102
107
150
155
207
239
221

11 12

6 90

14 60

9 43

7 14

14 10

7 30

5 45

20 00

7 13

8 91

15 00

9 42

9 20

16 18

5 14

3 65

11 80

5 20

4 00

11 00

118

03

144

79

183

13

181

73

210

20

206

71

225

56

157 05

135

72

129

34

120 88

181

80

155 57

120

91

BEAR and BLACK CREEKS.
It was formerly part of the Sombra and Walpole Island Mission.

1875 Thomas K. Fydell. . . .. .i i ... , . . , i

76 See Sydenham. . I 3 I 85 | 3 56 I 1 46 I

4 00

o/ it

BELGRAVE.
A village in the township of Morris, County of Huron, Ontario. Distant from Wingham, 5 miles

It was formerly part of Wingham Circuit.
1877 Andrew Edwards ... ... ;

78 Andrew Edwards

79 Andrew Edwards

80 Joseph Philp

1874 Andrew Edwards, James Watson .

75 James E. Dyer, William Godwin. .

76 James E. Dyer, William Penhall.

77 Jam's E. Dyer. David A. Moir . . .

78 David Hunt, Cecil Harper, B.A..

79 David Hunt, Eardley H. Koyl. . .

80 David Hunt, Richard W Scanlon. . ,

5 1

241

5 !

241

4

215

BELMONT.

— w.

. .

8

230

.

9

230

.

9 i

240

.

9

220

9

252

8 !

236

7

245

7 29

6 71

7 15

6 43

7 32

6 80

12 00 ! 150 03
15 56 i 116 38
15 60 121 11

16 95

7 00

17 00

25 19

17 25

25 00

17 25

17 50

17 40

17 75

16 00

17 82

7 17

18 00

45 13

49 44

50 00
50 00
65 00
54 07
65 00

371 45
355 00
385 OO
343 66
342 00
229 82
247 51

BELMORE.
A small village in the township of Howick. County of Huron, Ontario. It was formerly part of the

Howick Circuit.

1879 David Auld , ... . , , ....

80 David Auld I 3 163 I 1 80 ! 1 50 I 5 00 48 62

1874 Christopher Cookman, Richard Hobbs

75 Christopher Cookman, Eph. Stevenson

76 John Scott, B.A., William Hackett

77 Rd. W. Williams Wm. W. Campbell

78 Richard W. Williams

79 Richard \V. Williams

80 William J. Ford

BERLI]

ST.— w.

6

230

5

233

6

206

6

166

6

169

2

59

2

80

22 51

9 45

20 00

30 00

20 00

10 00

16 43

12 50

16 55

17 65

5 38

6 85

5 85

7 16

44 00

237 39

60 00

244 36

32 00

224 68

32 05

185 16

48 15

245 92

7 46

115 36

14 40

110 76

LONDON CONFERENCE.

661

BERVIE.— w.

Year

Names of Ministers.

1874 Andrew Milliken

75 Isaac Crane, James McLachlin

76 Isaac Crane, James G. Foote

77 Isaac Crane, Samuel G. Staples

78 Christopher Hamilton, Alfred E. Smith

79 Christoph. Hamilton, W. W. Campbell

80 Christopher Hamilton ...

Ap-

point-
ments.

8

Funds.

No. of

Members.

Conting.
S10 03

Educa.

Sup. M.

216

$5 26

$20 00

196

11 09

13 00

20 00

260

11 20

14 00

50 00

334

5 70

15 30

33 23

380

7 00

17 00 36 00

350

7 15

10 25 ! 30 00

310

7 50

10 50

31 00

$201 34

182 92
161 77

183 36
216 94
178 25

184 12

BISMARCK.
A village in the township of Aldboro'. County of Elgin, Ontario

Tyrconnell Mission.
1875 Chancellor Teeter..

76 George A. Schram 3 112

77 William Baugh 4 136

78 William Baugh 4 145

79 John G. Fallis 4 136

80 John G. Fallis 6 164

It was formerly part of

4 25

2 02

5 00

4 65

6 26

3 72

5 00

13 50

8 00

2 00

7 00

3 00

9 65

3 08

7 00

BLENHEIM.— w.

L874 David Ryan, 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
10
10
10
10
9
9

267
318
350
380
400
450
465

16 50

7 56

44 50

16 20

7 50

45 00

17 00

7 75

40 00

17 00

10 00

45 00

17 25

10 00

50 00

15 76

10 10

53 43

15 90

11 40

52 26

42 41

29

71

82

73

58

28

73 27

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.

875 Joseph Philp ... .

76 Joseph Philp . .

77 George Clarke.

78 George Clarke . .

79 George Clarke . . ,

80 William Birks

93
170
206
220
230
234

6 00

6 32

12 49

17 28

17 40

9 40

13 32

18 00

10 85

15 05

20 00

8 27

7 73

21 00

9 30

8 50

23 00

119 00
178 12

151 25
180 89

152 32

153 34

BOTHWELL.
A village in the township of Zone, County of Kent, Ontario,

Circuit.
.875 Jabez Edmonds

76 United with Wardsville ... .3 73

77 Adam Ira Snyder

78 Adam Ira Snyder ... 3 67

79 Thomas H. Patchell 4 93

80 Thomas H. Patchell ... 5 90

It was formerly part of Wardsville

4 45

656

600

2 96
4 60

3 15

2 22
2 60
2 27

5 90

10 00

5 42

BRANTFORD— BRANT AVENUE— w.

874 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

170
204
276
250
250
275
248

18 52

10 30

24 30

21 27

30 32

32 37

21 81

37 96

26 64

22 06

51 23

38 20

24 00

37 76

36 00

16 14

38 00

28 17

16 19

22 96

21 50

879 Augustine Broadway.
80 Augustine Broadway..

BRANTFORD— OXFORD STREET.
It was formerly connected with Brant Avenue.

58

03

21

47

50

23

43

35

57

03

536

43

433 07

426

02

465

50

466 07

475

43

403 06

3 00

* Bloomfield and Wesley, 35 members, annexed.

662

CIRCUITS AND MISSIONS.

BRANTFORD— WELLINGTON STREET. -

-w.

Year

Names of Ministers.

Ap-
point-
ments.

No. of
Members.

Funds.

Conting.

Educa.

Sup. M.

Miss'y.

1874 Alexander Langford

75 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 . .

1
1
1
1
1
1
1

202
224
231
238
210
*280
258

$20 46
27 00
23 03
25 33
23 59
20 00
29 10

$11 49
32 00
10 47
42 08
42 00
38 50
16 70

$20 95
21 00
18 88

20 10
30 00
25 00

21 75

$334 96

337 40
333 52
365 14
313 58
329 92
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

}5 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 H. 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

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

7

310

19 41

32 00

38 25

8

373

21 16

29 29

40 41

9

400

21 54

17 18

40 59

*5

333

18 25

14 25

27 10

5

327

14 50

7 96

21 09

5

325

15 29

9 40

33 42

208 14
255 48
241 37
266 41
229 24
222 79

302 84
315 70
332 41
279 27
210 11
151 89
219 15

BURLINGTON.
A village on Lake Ontario, in the township of Nelson, County of Halton, Ontario.

called Wellington Square. See Canada Wesleyan Conference.
1874 Hall Christopherson ..

75 David Chalmers.

76 David Chalmers

77 Daniel E. Brownell

78 Daniel E. Brownell

79 George H. Cornish . .

80 George H. Cornish . .

6

228

19 35

6 25

75 09

+ 5

261

17 10

28 06

72 00

ts

231

23 50

20 00

74 00

3

245

24 00

20 00

76 00

3

260

22 66

22 62

68 50

3

270

23 00

13 50

69 00

3

282

20 18

24 50

90 65

It was formerlj

339 48
339 66
350 75
294 15
320 29
304 90
310 82

c.

CAINSVILLE.— w.

1874 Wm. W! Shepherd, Joseph M. Hodson

75 Wm. W. Shepherd, George J. Kerr

76 Joseph R. Guridy

77 William Willoughby

78 William Willoughby

79 William Ames

80 William Ames ,

6

193

15 64

6 37

29 00

6

240

17 20

17 65

32 35

§6

273

14 00

24 17

43 50

4

226

12 32

8 00

31 85

5.

180

12 33

8 05

35 00

4

191

13 10

8 10

35 15

4

192

13 06

8 00

36 00

283 73
317 70
390 38
265 22
235 01
237 90
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.
§ Two appointments given to Glanford Circuit.

LONDON CONFERENCE.

663

CAISTORVILLE.— w.

Year

Names of Ministers.

1874 Walter Rigsby
75 Henry Hughes . .
7g ( Henry Hughes, )
( James Parker Bell, )

77 James Parker Bell . .

78 James Parker Bell.. .

79 James Mooney

80 James Mooney

Ap-
point-

rnents.

No. of
Members.

186
200

215

240
242
250
232

Funds.

Conting. Educa.

Ho
00

14
59

7 50

5 00

4 00

5 00

5 50

5 10

4 80

2 54

4 96

2 70

Sup. M.

Miss'y.

$10 25
10 00

'$123 27
84 08

7 00

74 21

5 50

7 40
7 50

75 69
95 84
95 86

8 25 ■ 8". 32

CALEDONIA.

A village on the Grand River, in the township of Seneca, County of Haldimand, Ontario.

formerly Seneca Circuit.

1877 William Morton,

78 William Morton,

79 William Morton

80 Thomas Stobbs .

Robert W. Wright.
Samuel Edwards.. .

It was

5

210

13 50

7 60

33 75

163 19

7

220

13 83

16 97

65 00

216 46

7

220

14 00

20 75

55 07

232 81

4

180

10 12

18 28

45 60-

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

It was formerly part of

4

76

. • . .

4

101

1 97

1 56

7 60

69 22

4

101

2 77

1 25

8 03

44 84

4

117

6 51

8 80

15 25

94 10

4

145

5 40

8 00

5 67

91 51

CAMPBELLSVILLE.

A small villagB in the township of Nassagaweya, County of Halton. It was formerly part of

Lowville and Kilbride Circuit.

1875 Peter W. Jones..

76 United to Nassagaweya Circuit

60

4 00

4 34

6 05

66 12

CARLISLE.
A village in the township of East Flamboro'. Cjunty of Wentworth. Distant, 9 miles from Water-
down. 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. .

4

310

4

290

3

256

3

240

2

214

12 00

9 63

20 00 [

11 35

6 03

27 50 1

8 48

5 58

28 00

9 18

9 03

28 26

6 82

5 00

28 85

147 37
164 07
200 92
161 58
164 04
169 05

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.

CAYUGA.
6

t5
4
4
6

-w.

& N.

162
199
304
256
174
172
164

5 55

3 50

8 84

6 50

5 45

4 30

3 21

7 47

4 05

2 00

5 09

2 00

4 09

1 02

9 00
8 00
6 60

4 91

5 23
11 00

8 06

144 69

116 33

173 64

81 41

70 71
62 68

71 15

CENTRALIA.
A village in the township of Stephen, County of Huron, Ontario

Circuit.
1876 William Walsh .... . .

77 William Walsh. * 4 • 127 5 87

78 William Walsh ..4 169 7 21

79 James Kennedy 4 130 5 85

80 James Kennedy 4 116 6 71

It was formerly part of the Exeter

21 18 22 74

9 60 I 28 14

19 50 j 20 71

18 00 21 20

145 50
149 46
139 14
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.

Names of Ministers.

Ap-
point-
ments.

No. of
Members

Funds.

Year

Conting.

Educa.

Sup. M.

Miss'y.

1874 William S. Griffin.

1
1
1
2

1
1
1

156
161
207
195
195
353
365

$42 36

45 34
43 12
48 06

46 00
31 00
39 35

$17 09
42 00
22 00
28 00
35 00

44 00

45 00

$67 00
92 35
62 25

100 00
84 77

100 00

102 45

$345 77

75 William S. Griffin .

76 John Wakefield

77 John Wakefield

78 John Wakefield

79 Alexander Langford

80 Alexander Langford

327 63
342 27
373 37
356 86
275 79
296 19

CHATHAM SECOND.

1

2

25

5 75

19 25

• 2

115

5 55

8 29

9 35

2

118

5 30

2 50

10 00

1877 William Godwin/

78 Alfred M. Phillips, B.D. .

79 Alfred M. Phillips, B.D..

80 Alfred M. Phillips, B.D. .

CLIFFORD.
A village in the township of Minto, County of Wellington, Ontario.

Harriston Mission.
1875 John Hough

76 John Hough

77 John Hough

78 William Savage.

79 William Savage

80 William Savage .<■...

CLIFTON.
A town in the township of Stamford, County of Welland, Ontario.

Drummondville Circuit.
1874 Alexander C. Chambers
75 John E. Lanceley

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

100 80
66 90

It was formerly part of the

85 00
70 40
72 30
47 43
55 87

It was formerly part of the

76 William Kettlewell.

77 William Kettlewell.

78 William Kettlewell.

79 John H. Robinson .

80 Reuben Millyard . .

1874 Thomas Brock

75 Thomas Brock

76 Thomas Brock

77 Robert Fowler, M.D

78 Robert Fowler, M.D

79 Donald G. Sutherland, B.D.

80 Donald G. Sutherland, B.D.

• • • •

1

40

8 00

6 50

16 00*

1

81

13 11

10 00

17 50

1

70

13 11

10 40

18 00

1

75

11 00

17 55

29 00

1

64

10 00

17 50

29 07

1

66

6 40

3 00

5 00

LIN TO

S.—w.

1

154

12 72

6 00

40 00

1 '

225

15 75

19 19

40 00

1

230

17 10

14 22,

39 31

1

250

18 22

16 89

40 00

1

250

15 88

17 55

50 71

1

260

16 99

15 53

56 05

1

211

10 00

10 37

18 15

1874 Joseph Rawson

75 Joseph Rawson

76 ...

49

0 55

> *

0 56

35

> > > ■

31

0 77

116 30

201 51

120 46

104 00

100 55

74 84

219 51

260 05

250 94

302 65

327 84

292 39

260 66

27 75

4 45

CORUNNA.
A village in the township of Moore, County of Lambton, Ontario.

Moore Circuit.
1875 Thomas Jackson . .

76 William M. Bielby

77 James H. Orme

78 James H. Orme

79 James H. Orme

80 William Mills

CROWLAND.
A village in the township of Crowland, County of Welland, Ontario.

Welland Circuit.

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

It was formerly part of the

128 19
94 26

115 43
78 00
52 66

It was formerly part of the

1875 Francis G. Weaver .

76 Francis G. Weaver

77 William McCann

3
4
3
3

4

89
88
74
72
60

3 10

2 00

3 17
3 47
2 54

1 25
3 25
1 57
3 39
0 57

6 00
10 00
10 46
15 60

3 13

43 37
34 92

78 William McCann

79 James J. A. Lever... ...

64 93
27 20
32 32

LONDON CONFERENCE.

665

D.

DAWN MILLS.— w.

Year

Names of Ministers.

a.p; | No. of

point- AT -,
1 , Members,
ments.

Funds.

Conting.

Educa.

Sup. M.

Miss'y.

6 225

8 ! 235

$19 75
21 00

$7 60
13 00

$10 00
11 50

$149 17
138 54

1874 Wm. C. Watson, M.A.. R. H. Balmer

75 Now called Dresden Circuit

DELHI.
A village in the township of Middleton, County of Norfolk, Ontario.

1875 James Gundy

76 James Gundy

77 Joseph Guest.

78 Joseph Guest . ...

79 Joseph Guest

80 Robert H. Balmer.

1874 Thomas Crews
-75 Thomas Crews
76 Thomas Crews,

13,6
172
170
133
131

53

2 00

5 04

62

2 90

5 26

71

1 62

8 00

60

2 00

11 40

65

1 25

12 00

DORCHESTER STATION.— w.

George J. Kerr.

Jas. G. Foote.

78 William Lund, James G. Foote

79 William Lund ( William Geo. Wilson)
Kerr, Joseph Pring

-7 i Benjamin Sherlock,
' ' i William Lund,

80 John L.

146

148
172

250

252
272

277

10 80

11 00
10 00

6 63

13 10

14 00

20 28

21 00
21 00

11 55

1'6 00

25 00

13 57

14 69
12 12

10 05

11 52
10 64

44 00

45 50
45 50

DRAYTON.— w.

1874 Richard J. Forman, Francis Swann. . .

75 Thomas D. Pearson, Joseph H. S tin son

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 O. Irvine

80 James E. Dyer

8
9
10
9
5
6
5

400
404
389
391
251
281
271

14 96

7 12

56 55

15 00

20 00

64 00

15 75

13 45

41 75

13 45

14 00

31 75

9 04

9 50

30 00

9 50

9 55

38 00

10 10

9 60

38 25

DRESDEN.
A village in the township of Camden, County of Kent, Ontario.

1875 Joseph R. Kay, Thomas B. Leith .

76 Joseph Odery .. .

77 Joseph Odery

78 Joseph Odeiy . .

79 John Turner . .

80 John Turner

235

212
169
188
238
241

1874 Thomas Stobbs .

75 John Ridley

76 John Ridley . . .

77 Matthew Swann

78 Matthew Swann

79 Matthew Swann .

80 Samuel Wilson .

1874 George M. Meacham,
75 George M. Meacham,
7fi j Isaac B. Howard,
' j William McFadden,

77 James Hannon ....

78 James Hannon .

79 James Hannon

80 James Graham

M.A
M.A

DUNDAS
5

ts

221
143
163
185
167
177
178

— w.

287
227

181

165
155
145
156

98 09

80 02

79 52

95 87

26 35

167 80

148 63

146 37

186 73

222 40

183 47

179 38

421 52

486 37

410 47

337 54

268 54

270 00

272 00

It was formerly Dawn Mills Circuit.

21 00

13 00

11 50

10 00

• > • •

6 00

f 10 00

5 50

12 00

7 50

4 60

12 00

9 00

8 00

18 00

9 00

8 68

20 00

DRUMMONDVILLE.— w.

20 24

9 13

33 50

9 00

7 00

21 50

12 58

5 84

23 00

11 00

10 60

20 55

13 75

11 80

26 00

13 50

7 50

22 50

8 84

7 81

22 60

138 54

57

00

104

76

95

89

lnO 00

110

03

300

30

147

30

191

61

126 76

144

70

136

65

136 58

, 38 94

16 45

97 25

39 00

63 12

124 00

42 90

55 08

124 15

30 00

33 80

102 00

30 00

40 00

102 00

30 00

36 00

100 00

25 00

32 00

90 00

575 72
467 72

420 50

514 05
625 01
542 12
473 52

Two appointments given to Thamesville.

Jerseyville set off.

666

CIRCUITS AND MISSIONS.

DUNGANNON.— w.

Year

Names of Ministers.

Ap-
point-
men ts.

No. of
Members.

Funds.

Conting.

Educa.

Sup. M.

Miss'y.

4

229

$15 69

$6 38

$21 00

$189 09

4

235

13 75

13 00

21 34

150 37

4

239

14 00

13 50

21 00

178 10

5

300

13 80

14 62

23 09

226 93

6

390

15 05

15 28

32 75

261 84

5

390

15 09

19 33

38 08

275 60

6

390

15 05

30 00

38 10

293 07

1874 James Broley .. .

75 James Broley.. .

76 James Caswell. ,

77 James Caswell. .

78 Robert Davey.. .

79 Robert Davey..

80 Robert Davey...

1874 James Whiting. . .

75 George Brown, Robert M. Balmer .

76 George Brown .

77 Samuel Wilson . . . . .

78 Samuel Wilson

79 Samuel Wilson ........

80 John E. Lanceley

DUNNVILLK— w & n.

3

89

8 50

3 50

9 00

*3

98

7 00

3 75

8 00

.t7

222

9 00

12 0(1

• 10 00

3

175

6 00

8 00

10 00

3

122

6 59

2 00

13 76

3

109

5 10

2 00

14 25

2

92

5 00

2 00

14 60

87 85

105 53

172 52

107 87

86 75

85 91

96 04

E.

1874 Abel Edward.

75 Abel Edwards

76 William H. Moss .

77 William' H. Moss ,

78 William H. Moss.

79 John Elliott. "

80 John Elliott.

EAST ZORRA.— w.

3

133

13 78

4 90

28 75

3

152

14 25

9 15

25 29

2

166

13 37

9 25

25 00

2

160

8 75

4 28

20 00

2

150

7 67

5 69

20 50

2

163

6 67

3 46

20 10

2

147

4 90

2 70

20 71

1874 Thomas Cobb, William Baugh.

75 Thomas Cobb, William H. Henderson

76 Thomas Cobb, William W. Sparling ..

77 Edward Kershaw, Charles W Cosens. .

78 Edward Kershaw. . ;

79 Edward Kershaw.

80 Hugh McLean. ......'

ELORA— w.

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

J5

257

12 20

14 20

24 00

1

95

6 00

4 00

11 00

1

92

6 12

4 05

9 00

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

ERIN.— w. & N.

3

50

5 18

3 14

5 00

6

33

10 00

4 02

7 00

6

ino

7 61

2 60

3 64

6

120

7 75

18 56

5 05

6

115

8 110

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

• 4 l
•I 5 |

EXETER.

6
§6
1
1
1
1

156
269

-w.
246
255
242
123
131
146
166

4 00
9 16

16 20

17 00

18 00

10 22
8 74

11 04
11 78

4 00
10 00

10 30
18 58
15 18
12 31

5 56
15 59

8 98

5 25
12 00

43 25
45 00

36 75
31 25
26 19

37 00
31 50

179 60

190 57

164 92

135 48

149 48

160 74

165 10

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

300 42
300 78
340 41
165 02
135 80
167 48
193 30

* Late N.C. appointments added.
t Ponsonby set off.

+ Rainham set off with four appointments.
§ Centralia set off.

LONDON CONFERENCE.

667

F.

FAIRFIELD.— w.

Year

Names of Ministers.

1874 Benjamin Clement, James E. Ford

75 Benjamin Clement. .

76 William W. Shepherd

77 William W. Shepherd....

78 William W. Shepherd

79 Richard J. Forman

80 Richard J. Forman

Ap-
point-
ments.

No. of
Members.

283
295
177
202
210
228
210

Funds.

i

$11 00
12 00
10 00

5 54
7 76
7 69
7 80

$5 15
13 90
10 00
fO 42
10 55
10 56
10 50

Sup. M.

Miss'y.

$22 00

$186 70

32 5C

241 64

20 00

141 74

25 80

158 39

19 00

145 68

14 43

163 26

16 00

125 11

FEN WICK.

A small village in the township of Pelham, County of Welland, Ontario.

Connexion Conference.

1875 Robert J. Elliott. .
"76 Robert J. Elliott.

77 William H. Fife .

78 William H. Fife

79 Charles R. Morrow

80 Charles R. Morrow

246
217
221
212
153

5

51

5

30

5

48

2

86

3

70

. See Pelham,

New

5 04 j 7 35

11483

4 00 i 11 75

102 01

8 95 i 15 05

97 42

9 70 | 8 54

74 12

5 30 1 7 19

64 14

is7i S Robert Fowler, M.D.,
i8'* J Hugh McLean,

75 Hugh McLean

76 Hugh McLean

77 Thomas L. Wilkinson . .

78 Thomas L. Wilkinson

79 Thomas L. Wilkinson . . .

80 Robert H. Waddell, B.D

FERGUS.— w.
2 i 125

130
125
140
158
132
131

16 60

y 10

18 00

14 25

9 21

19 00

15 25

11 40

11 55

11 00

16 00

18 00

11 94

23 92

18 11

7 31

7 10

11 00

5 72

6 64

9 88

100 69

101 63
93 28
82 77
90 54
48 60
74 86

1874 James Harris, Hugh T. Crossley ....

75 James Harris, Jasper Wilson

76 George Ferguson, George Daniel . .

77 Geo, Ferguson, William W. Sparling

78 George Ferguson, James Hazlewood. .

79 James H. McCartney, Geo. W. Dean. . j

80 James H. McCartney . ... . . j

FINGAL.

4

4

5

5

5

5
t 6

145

186
186
221
237
236
216

16 49

6 12

14 22

25 04

14 50

27 42

20 60

30 00

21 00

31 10

18 00

23 37

14 51

22 28

47 75

52 25

53 25

58 41

59 00
41 59
46 40

294 81
352 76
374 44
348 43
369 75
300 49
278 94

1874 Alexander G. Harris

75 Ambrose Hunt

76 Walton Preston

77 John Neelands

. 78 John Neelands

79 John Neelands

80 Thomas Gee ...

FLORENCE.
4
6
6
7
8
5
4

— w.

140
151
235
220
236
216
182

9 60

4 10

16 22

9 60

9 00

14 00

5 00

14 00

7 23

6 65

19 00

8 00

7 00

21 00

7 00

5 00

18 00

7 25

5 10

20 00

92 65
101 11

82 38

128 20

101 50

85 61

80 32

FONT HILL.— w.

1874 John Ridley

75 Walter Rigsby

76 Walter Rigsby . .

77 Edwin A. Chown, B. D,

78 Edwin A. Chown, B.D..

79 Edwin A. Chown, B.D..

80 Walter Rigsby

115
105
125
119
108
91
242

8 09

4 23

9 00.

7 50

6 50

10 00 j

5 29

3 88

7 07

4 12

2 00

18 54 i

7 94

3 16

12 50

5 06

5 52

13 75

6 38

5 59

14 00

113 28
106 56

75 80
79 97

76 71
83 26
87 05

Harley Circuit set off.

+ 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.

1875 John R. Isaac

76 John R. Isaac

77 John R. Isaac

7S Robert J. Husband

79 Robert J. Husband.

80 Robert J. Husband.

1 874 George Clark (John farley)

75 George Clark, Theophilus R. Earle .

76 John H. Keppel ...

77 Colman Bristol, M.A

78 Alexander G. Harris

79 Alexander G. Harris.. . .

80 Alexander G. Harris

Ap-
point-
ments.

3
3
3
3

No. of
Members.

FOREST.

195
190
169
169
158

-w.
140
237
241
138
138
163
163

FULLARTON.— w.

1874 Colman Bristol, M.A..

75 Colman Bristol, M.A

76 John S. Fisher, Ezra A. Fear

77 John S. Fisher, Robert R. Maitland.

78 John S. Fisher, Richard Treleaven .

79 Robert Phillips, Robert R. Maitland.

80 Robert Phillips, Richard Hamilton . .

115
155
150
200
200
216
200

§4 70
4 00
4 50
4 25
4 05

Funds.

§3 00

3 00

4 20
3 70
3 45

$11 00
11 00
14 00
14 85
14 00

Conting. ] Educa. Sup. M. Miss'y

7 00

4 50

12 00

9 00

10 00

19 13

9 00

6 06

.12 47

11 02

4 37

12 67

8 25

4 40

12 85

8 31

13 23

19 82

8 00

6 27

18 34

11 11

4 73

18 75

11 42

4 43

18 34

10 02

9 13

16 75

14 15

11 36

19 60

13 75

16 41

34 00

14 26

11 21

34 00

13 64

6 70

23 23

§91 3S
49 86
82 27
52 04
71 17

122 98

152 70

84 25

77 05

71 23

90 65

91 57

198 46
205 80
237 08
259 42

254 02

255 81
254 85

G.

GALT.— w. & n.

1874 Donald G. Sutherland, LL.B

1

77

75 Donald G. Sutherland, LL.B

1

80

76 David Savage

1

86

77 John V. Smith

1

93

78 John V. Smith

1

95

79 John V. Smith

1

95

1

135

15 00

6 00

20 00

12 75

15 26

19 05

9 38

9 21

35 66

9 54

14 50

15 00

14 00

16 66

20 00

10 00

8 36

20 00

5 00

11 30

15 00

GARAFRAXA.— w.

1874 Geo. McNamara, Ephraim B. Stevenson

75 George McNamara, William Hackett.

76 Joseph B. Goodspeed

77 Joseph B. Goodspeed

78 James Laird

79 James Laird ...

80 James Laird

4
4
+ 5
2
3
4
2

157
157
175
95
92
82
80

7 67

2 65

11 35

7 00

5 00

12 00

7 00

5 50

10 00

5 38

8 46

9 00

4 38

3 65

15 00

4 00

4 00

11 51

3 32

4 00

11 50

1874 William Mills.

75 William Mills

76 William Mills . .

77 Hugh McLean. . .

78 Hugh McLean . . .

79 Hugh McLean ...

80 William Morton..

GEORGETOWN.— w.

1874 Thomas S. Howard, John Turner

75 William Hawke, John Robbins. .

76 D. C. Clappison, Wellington Bridgman

77 David <'. Clappison, Richard U.Henders

78 D. (.'. Clappison, Theophilus R. Earle

79 Joseph Odeiy, Samuel Edwards...

80 Joseph Odery, James Little

4 175

4 202

4 189

4 160

4- 145

4 157

4 155

GLANFORD.— w.

7 37

4 00

30 00

13 48

13 56

30 00

11 76

13 36

33 25

9 85

21 50

26 00

10 62

9 50

23 50

11 00

10 35

21 75

11 15

6 75

22 CO

5
5
5
6
6
6
6

280
320
360
320
300
313
276

* Ravenswood set off. t Luther set off.

X Wesley given to Bartonville, and Ancaster and Shavers taken from Cainsville.

Ill

00

105 80

86

80

92

50

154

88

89

17

156

39

137

31

139

85

135

00

74 93

54 34

59 25

55

60

181

82

159

35

157 85

149

57

130

2o

142

23

128

92

15 40

8 00

84 01

16 00

30 00

85 00

18 15

31 73

93 10

14 49

12 87

51 27

17 63

13 44

63 00

13 00

26 44

63 05

13 10

12 00

63 00

448 38
550 00
531 83
405 98
341 86
370 63
346 65

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

§i ii

§1 58

$2 89

§42*55

GODERICH.— w. & n.

1874 James Graham , 1

75 W. C. Henderson, M.A., A. A. Bowersj 1

76 W.C. Henderson, M. A., F.H.Sanderson 2

77 James Preston, Albert J. Wallace . . . ! 2

78 James Preston i 2

79 John A. Williams, D.D .. .. 1

80 John A. Williams, D.D .. ! 1

240
270
309
310
219
219
198

24 42
30 58
30 03
28 32
14 57
16 28
13 67

9 83
40 21
29 97
37 26
24 00
13 80
13 76

41 50

54 60
62 91
50 58

55 67
55 40
30 00

276 58
210 86
295 44
294 69
289 31
214 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 i .. i ... . i • •• I I

80 James Broley I 2 I 160 1 4 51, 4 71 I 12 03 I 78 10

GRAND BEND.

A village in the township of Bosanquet, County of Lambton, Ontario.

with Park Hill Circuit.

1876 Theophilus R. Earle ... I . . I

77 Henry E. Hill 3 102 1 81

78 George W Dean 3 113 5 30

79 George J. Kerr 3 117 l 4 13

80 George J. Kerr ... 3 138 I 3 50

It was formerly connected

1 81

2 69

3 24
3 28

8

15

14

43

6

52

8 00

57 65
60 37
51 00
65 89

GRANTON.

A village in the township of Bichdulph, County of Middlesex, Ontario,

Kirkton Circuit.
1875 Robert H. Hall

76 Robert H. Hall... 3 139

77 Charles Barltrop 4 153

78 Charles Barltrop.. 4 153

79 William H. Moss 5 153

80 William H. Moss ... .... 4 148

1874 John Mills, Charles R. Morrow. .
75 John Mills, J Charles R Morrow'

Edward J. Clarke,

76 George H. Cornish

77 George H. Cornish

78 George H. Cornish . . ....

79 William Hawke

80 William Hawke

GRIMSBY.— w.
260

264

277
171
200
231
185

It was formerly part of the

GUELPH.— w.

1874 Isaac B. Howard, John E. Lanceley

75 Isaac B. Howard, William J. Maxwell

76 Ed.B. Kyckman, M.A., Benj.K.Keefer

77 Edward B. Ryckman, M.A

78 Edward B. Ryckman, M.A

79 William Williams

80 William Williams

445
437
562
563
223
230
240

6 89

6 17

27 50

7 89

5 64

10 56

9 10

9 25

20 00

7 38

8 00

15 00

5 66

12 00

10 30

21 00

9 50

66 12

21 05

13 38

66 83

12 25

16 00

70 66

10 20

17 26

45 30

10 39

17 49

51 41

10 42

19 61

51 56

10 50

10 00

40 00

62 28

27 30

78 38

66 20

73 25

100 00

68 31

48 55

127 13

73 65

53 17

42 72

24 70

40 75

31 12

26 18

29 00

20 25

23 20

26 75

23 00

160 00

129

34

228

34

200

00

173

40

439 07

423

24

438

77

207

80

189

86

196

97

196

66

425

42

412

51

366

13

437

63

200

00

216

26

208

53

•1877 Thomas Brock. . . .

78 Thomas Brock.

79 William J. Maxwell.

80 William J. Maxwell .

GUELPH— DUBLIN STREET.

228
240
270

18 23

16 74 ';

18 00

18 20

15 00 1

19 00

18 59

7 82 i

19 35

135 54
111 25
129 39

Three appointments and 126 members given to Woodburn Circuit.

670

CIRCUITS AND MISSIONS.

H.

HAGARSVILLE.— w.

Year

Names of Ministers.

1874 Joseph S. Colling, Albert J. Wallace..

75 J. S. Colling, Wellington Bridgman...

76 Joseph S. Colling, Solomon Cleaver. .
__ „ -n { Sol. Cleaver, 3 mos. )

77 Geo. Brown, j Ed. E. Scott, 9 mos. j

78 George Brown, Wesley F. Campbell . .

79 Thos. S. Howard, John H. L.Joslyn...

80 Thos. S. Howard, John H. Howard. .

Ap-

point-
ments.

No. of

Funds.

Members.

Conting.

Educa.

Sup. M.

Miss'y.

260
300
301

$16 47

18 75

19 50

$10 00
25 30
18 00

$32 00
37 00
40 00

$275 18
357 61
335 38

337

20 00

18 75

43 00

273 64

340
345
306

16 00
16 25
10 75

12 00
17 00
14 00

36 00

37 00
31 00

265 50

387 28
312 59

I. HAMILTON— CENTENARY CHURCH— w.

1874 Hugh Johnston, M.A., B.D. .

75 Hugh Johnston, M. A, B.U.. .

76 William Williams

William Williams

William Williams

William W Ross.. ..
William W Ross.

77
78
79
80

469
430
500
495
500
432
347

122 36

73 00

301 00

88 75

250 76

317 50

89 86

156- 04

324 70

70 70

156 48

315 10

80 34

140 00

320 00

76 00

146 48

320 00

69 90

110 00

279 50

II. HAMILTON— WESLEY CHURCH.— w.

1874 William Stephenson

75 William Stephenson

76 Hugh Johnston, M.A., B.D.

77 Hugh Johnston, M.A., B.D.

78 Leonard Gaetz.

79 Leonard Gaetz

80 Leonard Gaetz

371
313
251
253
234
285
259

• 56 50

23 40

79 00

40 09

36 10

62 20

34 10

26 60

45 75

43 90

51 70

68 35

44 00

60 00

72 00

34 06

60 22

95 00

40 42

50 00

97 89

III. HAMILTON— FIRST METHODIST CHURCH— w.

1874
75
76

77
7S
79
80

W. Wellington Carson..
W. Wellington Carson..
William Smith Griffin.
William Smith Griffin.
William Smith Griffin .
John Wakefield .
John Wakefield .

190
200
212
212
200
255
192

28 50

14 10

20 00

30 85

24 15 f

31 85

35 00

30 46

34 65

33 06

14 64

53 00

33 18

21 10

47 65

28 80

14 50

43 32 |

19 25

20 00

50 00 1

2,788 75

2,296 51

2,423 40

2,177 51

2,167 53

2,196 00

2,057 12

525 98

428 37

331 33

368 91

350 05

417 16

435 82

402 25

367 85

475 04

419 22

345 00

249 32

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..

SO John G. Scott

1S74 Joshua Pitt Lewis.

75 Joshua Pitt Lewis.

76 Robert Bell

77 Robert Bell.

78 John C. Stevenson

79 George Brown .

80 George Brown .

137
190
192
177
155
110

1

21 25

32 50

33 50

95 00

35 50

36 10

! 27 00

32 71

38 00

| 23 00

11 00

20 00

23 00

14 25

21 00

1 13 87

8 60

21 00

V HAMILTON.— SIMCOE STREET.

140

172

\2S

85

88

93

17 20

4 20

8 00

15 (0

6 02

10 00

10 18

5 00

5 45

4 00

1 CO

5 00

10 60

5 50

10 41

10 50

6 25

11 00

VI. HAMILTON.— HANNAH STREET
1876 John W. Cooley .. . j

77 Joseph M. Hodson .... 1 | 43

78 Joseph M. Hodson, B.A 1 65

79 Frederick H. Sanderson ... 1 61

80 Hugh T. Crossley. .... 2 42

4 00

3 00

4 00

4 00

5 65

5 50

4 25

3 27

6 00

3 40

2 55

4 09

214 75

190

55

198 or.

198

88

208

62

186

25

98

50

68

55

81

59

103 02

61

56

63 00

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.

2ndG. C.

1878.

1880.

Wesleyan ....

New Connexion

1. Centenary Church

2. "Wesley Church

3. First Methodist Church . . .

4. Zion Tabernacle

5. Simcoe Street

7. German Mission

•■

145
62

435
56

808
60

"50
361
259
158

52

50
469
371
190

"28

500

234

200

177

85

65

70

'347

259

192

110

93

42

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.

Burford Circuit.

It was formerly part of the

Year

Names of Ministers.

1875 Reuben Millyard

76 Reuben Millyard

77 Charles R. Morrow ,

78 Name changed — see Kelvin.. .

Ap-
point-
ments

No. of

\US.

Members

Conting.

Educa.

Sup. M.

Miss'y.

193
221
189

$5 '66
4 80
8 50

$4 '66
5 00
9 50

$5 '66

6 00
20 00

$143 43
128 76
190 75

HARMONY.— w.

1874 Daniel W Thompson

75 Francis E. Nugent . .

76 Francis E. Nugent .

77 Francis E. Nugent .

78 Samuel Tucker . .

79 Samuel Tucker

80 David Rogers .

109
125

122
119
105
105
101

1874 John G. Scott, David Bettschan,

75 John G. Scott

76 John G. Scott

77 Joseph R. Gundy

78 Joseph R. Gundy

79 Joseph R. Gundy

80 George A. Mitchell, B.A.

172
190
110
120

184
185

240

10 68

4 11

24 58

14 70

6 92

21 25

15 93

13 97

29 39

7 63

13 00

12 12

9 37

11 54

16 50

10 22

4 91

17 27

8 53

5 12

18 18

HARRISTON.— w & n.

6 80

5 20

15 25

14 60

25 00

25 00

10 73

10 00

13 00

10 98

10 00

13 50

12 60

6 29

19 75

12 50

6 65

15 87 |

7 00

5 08

22 06

HARROW
A small village in the township of Colchester, County of Essex, Ontario.

Amherstburg Circuit.
1876 Thomas Gee. . .

77 Thomas Gee ... 3

78 Joseph B. Goodspeed. 5

79 James E. Russ. ... 4

202

32

209 67

206

60

163

43

178 48

131

36

128

23

163 09

165

68

65

03

60

05

83

00

100

08

116

30

80 Samuel O. Irvine

104
104
104
124

It was formerly part of

60 00
68 18
39 73

8 00

. ..
4 00

10 00

5 00

5 00

15 00

1 90

3 53

5 00

2 69

3 55

5 10

41 88

1874 William Williams

75 James McAlister, William Sparling. . .

76 James McAlister, Thomas B. Leith .

77 James McAlister, John Stewart

78 Edwin Holmes, Jno. W. Freeman, B.D

79 Edwin Holmes, Charles W. Cosens. . .

80 Francis E. Nugent

HESPELER.— n.
110

5
6
6
6

7
t7

130
248
300
340
346
361

5 35

4 54

4 30

8 00

18 94

12 31

9 65

13 44

8 40

10 79

17 65

12 57

13 50

16 59

17 35

20 00

16 63

17 47

20 15

90 73
111 79
194 78
170 78
219 64
200 86
183 88

Clifford set off.

+ Preston set off.

672

CIRCUITS AND MISSIONS.

HOLMESVILLE.— w.

Year

Names of Ministers.

Ap-
point,
ments.

No. of
Members.

Funds.

Conting.

Educa.

Sup. M.

Miss'

1874 Charles E. Staflford.

75 Andrew Milliken ........

76 Andrew Milliken, Alfred E. Smith. .

77 Joseph Philp

78 Joseph Philp. ...

79 Joseph Philp. ....

80 Andrew Edwards . . .'.

4
4
4
6
6
6
«

130
138
135
178
153
153
186

$5 98

7 07

8 50
8 18
8 25
7 22
6 10

$3 18

7 1]

8 00

7 50

8 23
7 49
5 97

$18 00
21 40
15 00
20 13
42 65
26 87
23 12

$135

100

93

119

;i65
168
164

HOLSTEIN.
A village in the township of Egremont, County of Grey, Ontario.

Mount Forest Circuit.
1874 Albert J. Vancamp

75 James H. Orme, Thomas R. Clarke

76 James H. Orme, Charles Deacon . .

77 Walton Preston, Samuel Edwards . .

78 Joseph Deacon, Vernon H. Emory..

79 Joseph Deacon, Richard Redmond..

80 Samuel Tucker

HOWICK.— w. & n.

It was formerly part of

• • • •

■ i * •

• > • •

• ■ • •

4

86

4 27

5 87

' 4 00

87

6

150

5 32

3 32

4 44

126

6

230

6 03

7 45

5 57

112 ,

5

200

5 55

5 46

4 75

85 !

6

259

7 00

5 55

11 00

47 i

6

250

7 20

5 70

12 40

55

1874 William Hawke, James Mooney..

75 Edward Kershaw, Francis Swann

76 Edward Kershaw, David Rogers

77 Edwin Fessant, George Turk

78 Edwin Fessant (George Geer.) ..

79 Circuit divided — See Gorrie & Belmore

309
343
374

418
424
430

12 00

5 60

26 00

13 25

13 00

30 00

12 00

14* 00

29 40

12 02

12 65

25 00

18 86

10 35

42 25

13 00

10 50

43 00

197
237 !
218
225 ;
254 I
221 ■

I.

1874

Charles Freshman, D.D., 1

Robert Fowler, M.D., / " -

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.

1

255

15 04

9 22

33 66

2

192

18 06

23 62

38 61

2

206

18 10

14 32

47 75

1

180

18 22

21 64

52 78

1

185

12 58

9 69

22 81

1

176

13 10

14 00

43 87

1

150

14 00

15 25

46 17

1876 Hugh T. Crossley . .

77 HughT. Crossley. .

78 William W. Sparling

79 William W. Sparling

80

INGERSOLL.— JOHN STREET.

249

1

25

1

40

1 15

0 61

2 17

2

82

3 62

* • ■ •

5 70

2

75

1 54

0 90

5 80

202 I
250 :
217 :
190 :

182 I
116 !

61 i
41 4

IONA.
A small village in the township of Southwold, County of Elgin, Ontario. It was formerly connec

with Fingal Circuit.
1880 William L. Hackett. ... i , . . , ,

J.

JARVIS.
A village in the township of Walpole, County of Haldimand, Ontario.
1875 William Morton.. ...

76 William Morton .....

77 Rd. W Woodsworth, Wm. J. Balmer

78 Rd. W. Woodsworth, Charles Deacon

79 Richard W. Woodsworth

80 Andrew Cunningham, Wray R. Smith

4

278

17 00

20 00

47 00

4

300

17 10

19 00

59 31

5

308

18 00

26 83

61 00

4

310

18 32

27 00

65 12

6

354

19 00

16 00

58 53

6

334

19 50

18 60

59 00

Formerly Nanticoke Circui

— "- 306 7

296 1
313 £
7"fB 8
835 S
700 7

LONDON CONFERENCE.

673

JERSEYVILLE.— w.

Year

Names of Ministers.

1874 Robert Bell

75 Robert Bell..

76 John Robbins

77 John Robbins

78 John Robbins

79 William Kettlewell.

80 William Kettlewell.

Ap-
point-
ments.

No. of
Members.

170
170
160
162
150
140

Funds.

Conting. Educa. Sup. M

$12 00
10 00
10 44
10 41
10 00
7 24

$11 Oil
9 12
18 50
18 75
14 31
14 66

$39 15

30 00

35 80

36 05

37 00

31 61

$211 79
313 26
364 00
301 49
292 93
261 50
260 72

K.

KELVIN.
A village in the township of Windham, County of Norfolk, Ontario.

1878 Charles R. Morrow, Wm. J. Balmer .

79 William H. Fife

80 William H. Fife

189
217
229

It was formerly Harley Circuit.

190 75
130 65

125 47

8 50

9 50

20 00

5 74

6 50

17 75

5 80

10 15

16 77

* KENILWORTH.

A small village in the township of Arthur, County of Wellington, Ontario.
1875 James J. A. Lever.. ....

76 Henry Berry

77 Henry Berry . .

78 Ebenezer Teskey

79 Ebenezer Teskey

80 Reuben J. Tyler..

4
5
5

4
4

79
105
118
106
111

5 40

2 74

3 60

8 00

5 60

13 00

9 49

7 25

13 40

6 20

5 20

10 80..

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

77 John Russell . .

78 Robert Smylie

79 Robert Smylie . . . .
an \ Robert Smylie,

( William W. Sparling,

1874 George A. Mitchell, B.A.

75 Hall Christophevson . .

76 Hall Christopherson . . .

77 Hall Christopherson .

78 Richard J. Forman. .

79 William MeDonagh

80 William MeDonagh

5
5
5
5

175
177
180
230

200

8 57

3 09

10 00

7 69

3 12

11 55

7 74

1 83

10 71

10 00

5 50

20 00

6 00

5 50

10 00

KINCARDINE. — w. & n.

250
i22

182
185
185
164
202

KINGSVILLE. — w.

75

1874 David Hunt.

William C. I W.H. Russell, 3 m
Watson, M. A. \ 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. ...

KINTORE.
A village in the township of East Nissouri, County of Oxford

Circuit.
1875 Charles Barltrop

76 Charles Barltrop... 4 128

77 Robert H. Hall. 4 161

78*RobertH. Hall. 6 144

79 Robert H. Hall 5 131

80 Peter W. Jones . 5 124

80 30
115 01
141 60
104 93

92 00

136 67

123 79

113 45

138 12

93 00

14 43

6 80

25 77

9 58

24 03

23 41

15 01)

16 25

34 00

17 00

20 00

39 00

17 60

13 68

64 00

17 60

11 08

3D 00

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

242

86

217

62

211

71

150

71

118

41

79

47

160

94

144 33

183

53

208

94

176

73

158

92

152

22

149

27

43

It was formerly part of the Nissouri

103 24
118 00
128 11 •
124 22
126 14

9 51

6 00

12 00

7 79

11 40

20 00

9 18

6 72

31 00

10 20

4 77

20 50

8 41

5 76

19 00

674

CIRCUITS AND MISSIONS.

KIPPIN— w.

Year| Names of Ministers.

i

Ap-

point-

ments.

No. of
Members.

Funds.

Conting.

Educa.

Sup. M.

Miss'y

1874 Robert Reynolds ...

75 Reuben J. Tyler „

76 Reuben J. Tyler

77 James Livingstone

78 James Livingstone, - ...

79 Nathaniel' Smith.

80 Nathaniel Smith

4
4
4
5
3
3
3

132
126
112
131
106
112
103

$10 00

10 00

12 20

9 00

2 00

4 50

5 35

$4 00

10 00

9 00

4 00
8 82

5 08
1 56

$16 00
17 00
13 00
10 00

6 00
10 45

4 70

$115 t
137 C

90 4
85 C
95 3
78 8
53 9

KIRKTON.— w.

1874 Henry Reid, Theophilus R. Earle..

75 James Goodwin, James Watson. . . .

76 James Goodwin, Cecil Harper, M.A.

77 John L. Kerr, William H. Gane

78 John L. Kerr, ( William H. Kerr)

79 John L. Kerr, Richard Treleaven . .

80 William Henderson

200
210
257
282
287
301
311

16 25

3 51

25 00

13 00

16 00

25 15

14 67

12 37,

33 34

15 01

12 61

42 45

10 41

4 45

58 00

9 78

5 81

41 25

9 65

3 89

35 80

360 8
246 0
206 3

291 6

292 1
269 8
221 8

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. Brandon.

80 James Goodwin . . . j . . . . ......

4

4
4
4

7

203
201
296
305
316
324
333

11 08

3 00

18 00

13' 00

5 18

27 00

10 00

7 75

27 52

14 28

12 46

29 54

12 53

10 93

31 22

13 02

11 00

33 36

13 52

11 20

39 98

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
1
1

170
220
234
256
134
134
134

11 78

6 61

13 00

12 00

19 50

41 24

13 00

21 63

41 50

14 10

21 78

41 50.

7 50

9 50

21 00

5 00

10 00

25 00

4 92

4 86

17 06

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 Walsh.

374

436

454
246
215
225
260

64 00

42 00

110 00

68 00

90 00

120 00

71 63

72 10

155 45

55 96

44 62

140 25

47 00

69 54

270 57

50 00

67 27

342 50

63 28

62 50

346 50

134 fc

134 2:

137 8(

144 h

189 Si

208 li

200 8!

207 4£

254 42

289 66

253 53

100 10

108 57

97 71

1,556 73

1,080 40
1,174 70
791 10
770 00
903 65
923 57

II. LONDON CITY— DUNDAS STREET.— w.

1874 William R. Parker, M.A.

1

230

40 13

21 25

100 00

576 33

75 William R, Parker, M.A

1

333

43 25

45 35

91 35

402 81

76 William R.- Parker, M.A.

2

364

31 69

34 00

100 00

392 03

77 G. N. A. F. T. Dickson . .

2

396

28 32

47 81

190 44

493 76

78 G. N. A. F T. Dickson

1

256

30 47

36 00

373 00

509,50

79 G. N. A. F. T. Dickson .

1

216

26 43

40 00

300 00

312 48

1

230

22 57

42 00

285 00

403 12

* Merlin set off.

t Wallace set off.

t Pall Mall set off.

§ Petersville set off.

LONDON CONFEKENCE.

675

III. LONDON CITY— WELLINGTON STREET.— n.

Year

Names of Ministers.

1875 John Kay

76 John Kay, James Watson . .

77 George R. Sanderson, D. D .

78 George R. Sanderson, D.D

79 George R. Sanderson, D.D.

80 David Savage ,

Ap-
point-
ments.

No. of
Members.

131
30
162
182
203
230

Funds.

Conting. Educa. Sup. M. Miss'y

$14 17
19 26
23 51

23 60

24 03

$6 75
13 05
13 25

13 50

14 27

IV LONDON CITY— PALL MALL STREET.
It was formerly connected with Queen's Avenue Circuit
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

103
105
110
113

10 53
9 82

7 82
5 88

18 10

18 50

16 03

6 70

V LONDON CITY— DUNDAS STREET EAST.
It was formerly connected with Dundas Street Circuit.

1877 George W Calvert

28 George W. Calvert 1 95

79 James S. Ross, B. A . 1 116

80 George R. Sanderson, D.D . 1 140

VI. LONDON CITY— PETERSVILLE.
It was formerly connected with Queen's Avenue Circuit.
1876 John E. Lanceley

77 John E. Lanceley . . .

78 John E. Lanceley .

79 Benjamin B. Keefer . ...

80 Benjamin B. Keefer '. . .

VII.— LONDON CITY— NEW BRIGHTON.
1874 Charles Freshman, D.D. .

75 James Charlton

76 Jabez Edmunds

77 Jabez Edmunds

Frederick H. Sanderson,
Andrew M. McCulloch,

79 Thomas Colling, B.A

80 Thomas Colling, B.A

78

1877 John K. Keppel

78 Thomas B. Leith

79 Thomas B. Leith

80 Thomas B. Leith

VIII.— LONDON CITY.— LONDON EAST.

$8 00
19 50
26 27
26 71
28 10

20 00
30 20
28 00
12 00

LONDON CITY.

Summary of Membership Statistics, showing the Increase by Decades.

4 75

4 00

11 00

7 62

5 00

10 00

9 46

10 71

26 57 1

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

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

$131 00
100 58
120 65
126 31
145 13

108 03
123 15
148 66
122 39

89 84

33 33

76 22

56 35

122 79

57 70
177 84
180 79
186 09
116 00

4 55

1

39

• • •

1

36

2 92

3 46

1

68

' 1 65

> . .

1

101

3 50

3 32

2 66

66

69

74 67

94 86

09

33

24

18

16

38

20

15

44

66

Churches.

1848.

1858.

1868.

1st G. C.
1874.

2ndG.C.

1878.

1880.

Wesleyan . .

New Connexion

Queen's Avenue Church. . . .
Dundas Street Church ......

Wellington Street Church

PaU Mall Street Church .

New Brighton Church

London East Church..

129
50

417

138

417
161

2ii>

374

230

"l7

215

256

182

105

95

116

57

36

260
230
230
113
140
148
116
101

Total...

179

555

578 ■

836

1,062

1,338

676

CIRCUITS AND MISSIONS.

LONDON NORTH.— w. & n.

Year

Names of Ministers.

Ap-
point -
ments.

No. of
Members.

Funds.

Conting.

Educa.

Sup. M.

Miss'y.

1874 Charles Stringfellow ...

75 Charles Stringfollow, Henry E. Hill.%

76 James Kennedy, William H. Gane . .

77 Jas. Kennedy, George W. Henderson.

78 Jas. Kennedy, William Penhall .

79 Wiliiam Walsh, James W. Sifton

80 William Walsh, William H. Spence..

5
5

9
9

7
7
7

179
166
231
246
263
269
273

$9 90

10 23

11 00

14 96

15 28

16 37

12 76

$5 05
10 07
10 10

13 87

14 00
16 93
23 03

$27 66

29 00
26 13

30 00
47 21
52 00
59 07

$235 95

231 57
261 81
291 72
286 51
2S7 45
231 56

LONDON SOUTH.— w.

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 Lounds . . .

80 Joseph S. Colling, Thomas A. Moore

222
200
180
168
221
226
270

12 25

6 67

40 00

12 60

11 62

30 00

10 25

* 29 00

10 00

12 66

26 00

15 00

20 00

43 00

16 00

21 44

50 00

16 50

22 00

52 00

LONDESBORO'.— w.

1874 Isaac Crane . .

75 Robert Davey

76 Robert Davey .

77 Robert Davey

78 James Caswell

79 James Caswell

80 James Caswell

97
190
196
240
260
252
244

7 50

6 60

31 00

10 00

13 00

26 00

12 00

24 00

38 00

13 80

30 00

58 91

17 78

31 38

76 60

17 30

20 00

42 00

16 11

22 07

34 06

LOWVILLE and KILBRIDE— w.

1874 John Scott, B. A.

75 David C. Clappison, Ed. C. Henders

76 Joshua R. Kay, Harvey M. Hall . . .

77 Joshua B. Kay, James H. White. . .

78 John Turner, Richard Redmond . .

79 John T. Smith

80 Daniel M. McKenzie

1874 James E. Dyer .

75 Andrew Edwards

76 Andrew Edwards ...

77 William Lund

78 Alfred L. Russell, B.D.

79 Alfred L. Russell, B.D.

80 Alfred L. Russell, B.D.

152
127
241
310
338
256
148

8 28

3 27

33 00

8 68

7 20

29 00

9 00

9 60

50 00

7 53

13 75

29 00

12 00

9 20

39 50

11 00

9 38

21 71

5 00

6 42

18 00

LUCAN.— w.

121
122
122
122
134
150
150

10 75

5 15

25 00

10 10

10 57

26 00

11 00

10 60

27 0)

7 20

6 28

20 13

7 80

6 55

20 25

9 19

17 02

45 35

9 20

17 59

40 85

LUCKNOW.— w.

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
4
6
6
tl
1
1

145
177
310

:uo

104
89
91

15 42

5 42

18 60

14 22

17 24

30 00

22 49

21 28

30 75

18 38

20 56

54 53

12 41

13 20

20 91

10 03

13 81

21 30

9 51

8 25

15 00

287 87

251 52

233 30

212 12

322 64

328 54

344 90

190 08

337 86

276 10

278 08

288 57

225 80

231 55

270 03

236 35

254 65

280 09

239 68

224 89

135 57

175 00

165 82

166 12

108 79

111 97

119 96

118 69

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...

78 William Willimott..

79 William Willimott.

80 William Willimott.

2
4
4
2

80
85
89
90

3 60

3 50

8 00

3 75

3 90

9 20

4 00

4 00

5 00

4 20

4 10

5 50

45 21
50 00
60 13
52 92

* Zimmerman set off. t Salem appointment with 40 members given to Teeswater Cirouiti

and Ashfield Chcuit with four appointments set off as a new field.

LONDON CONFERENCE.

677

LYNDEN.

A Tillage 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 .

77 Geo. C. Madden, Harvey M. Hall. . .

78 Geo. C. Madden, Harvey M. Hall

79 Geo. C. Madden, Vernon H. Emory . .

80 Edwin A. Chown, B.D., Sam. Edwards

6
6
6
6
6

257
264
300
310
301

$2017
18 13
15 23
15 50
18 21

$6 3i
12 86

12 86

13 05
13 50

Iioi

22 58
•48 23
60 48
60 80

$240 33
228 08
281 24
267 64
286 79

LYNEDOCH.— w.

1874 William T. Turner.

75 William T. Turner.

76 Thomas R. Fydell .

77 Thomas E. Fydell.
.78 Thomas R. Fydell.

79 Robert Burns.

80 Robert Burns . .

6

170

6 15

3 16

8 63

• 6

210

11 17

9 00

17 37

6

177

9 00

7 79

11 61

4

173

9 43

8 15

11 53

4

155

8 00

4 00

14 65

4

164

6 31

2 00

11 40

4

165

8 11

3 54

15 00

151 48
203 28
104 16
108 31
135 39
95 87
115 70

M.

MAR.THAVILLE.
• 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

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. It was formerly connected with

Leamington Circuit.
1880 Charles Smith I I . . j . . . . ! | .... I

MERRITTON.— w.

.1874 JohnH. Robinson

75 John H. Robinson.. .

76 Thomas M. Campbell. .

77 Thomas J. Reid

78 Francis Swann . . .

79 Francis Swann ...

80 Solomon Cleaver, B.A.

1874 Joseph Hill . . . .

75 Joseph Hill . . .

76 Robert Phillips .

77 Robert Phillips.

78 Robert Phillips.

79 Edwin Fessant

80 Edwin Fessant . .

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

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

MILTON.— w & n.

1874 James Gray . . .

75 James Gray, Albert J. Wallace

76 George Richardson, John T. Smith

77 Geo. Richardson, Theophilus R. Earle

78 George Richardson, Robert W Wright

79 James Preston

80 James Preston

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

3

183

18 50

7 38

41 75

3

189

23 00

33 67

42 36

5

337

28 00

55 39

55 38

5

427

29 37

52 05

61 00

5

400

29 46

31 75

78 23

5

407

24 62

18 17

71 15

*5

391

18 18

20 91

71 26

472 00
407 06
551 87
534 42
638 11
660 44
553 21

Trafalgar with 142 members set off.

678

CIRCUITS AND MISSIONS.

MITCHELL.— w.

Year

Names of Ministers.

Ap-
point-
ments.

No. of
Members.

Funds. '

Conting.

Educa.

Sup. M.

Miss'y.

1874 Samuel Wilson

75 Charles Lavell, M.A..

76 Charles Lavell, M.A. . .....

77 Charles Lavell, M.A.

79 Hall Christopherson ... , . '.

80 Bichard W Williams ,'.....

145
118
140
152
160
162
137

$10 89
11 00

11 70

12 03

13 12
16 25

9 18

$4 25

20 55

21 00

22 00

23 00
4 70
3 68

$30 00
31 00
36 00
46 00
55 00

51 00

52 33

$138 99
140 00

252 47

253 53
257 96

190 75

191 18

MONKTON.— w.

1874 Richard Pinch ...

75 Bichard Pinch . . .

76 Samuel Staples

77 Ezra A. Fear .

78 William J. Hunter

79 Charles Deacon ...

80 Charles Deacon

1874 John R. Isaac, Henry E. Hill ...
75 See Gorunna, Sombra and 'Gourt-
toright

3

46

3

47

3

47

3

60

3

100

3

104

3

84

HOORE

. — w.

134

141

3 06

1 64

6 40

4 00

3 44

' 7 58

4 65

4 00

8 60

6 41

2 63

3 51

5 56

4 35

5 22

6 00

5 00

7 00

6 55

3 00

12 28

83 55
94 55
81 44
83 52
80 21
69 87
110 13

9 00

6 00

28 00

191 10

10 00

11 00

32 21

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 ..3 134

79 John B. Isaac .. 3 140

80 John R. Isaac , , . 3 140

> ■ . •

5 14

2 71

5 60

5 25

4 61

10 00

4 00

4 28

12 00

It was formerlj

76 83
89 03

77 16

MOUNT BRYDGES.— w.

1874 Reuben E. Tupper

75 Alfred L. Bussell, B.D..

76 Alfred L. Russell, B.D..

77 Alfred L. Russell, B.D..

78 George Jackson .

79 George Jackson .

80 George Jackson .

92
88
104
116
120
119
121

8 50

4 00

10 16

9 00

9 56

11 00

9 50

9 60

33 00

8 35

16 00

33 00

5 50

14 60

36 00

3 12

6 69

14 85

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 Oosford

75 R. J. Forman, Thos. R. Clarke (6 mo.)

76 Richard J. Forman

77 Richard J. Forman

78 George Buggin

79 George Buggin

80 George Buggin . . .....

215
115
120
166
176
176
176

10 65

3 90

10 25

11 00

8 19

18 00

9 87

5 00

24 50

10 79

6 45

28 00

11 12

* 11 00

28 00

9 81

11 10

28 13

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. .. ...

3

197

8 72

4 15

20 10

150 98

75 John W. German . . ...

* 3

198

10 00

6 44

45 50

160 76

76 John W. German .

2

15,7

7 79

5 92

32 50

111 54

77 Thomas Stobbs

2

133

7 57

6 00

• 23 50

107 12

78 Thomas Stobbs

2

125

5 90

9 00

8 60

86 99

79 Thomas Stobbs

2

132

6 03

9 35

14 57

92 22

80 Edward Kershaw

2

115

5 38

5 27

12 35

78 22

One appointment given to Oakland Circuit.

LONDON CONFERENCE,

679

N.

NANTICOKE — w.

Names of Ministers.

Ap-
point-
ments.

No. of
Members.

Funds.

me

Conting.

Educa.

Sup. M.

Miss'y.

75 Now called Jarvis Circuit, which see . .

4

4

236

278

$17 70
17 00

$8 80
20 00

$44 40
47 00

$332 46
306 70

74 William Shannon . .

75 Mission divided — See Appin and Ker-

wood ...

NAPIER.— w.

... I 5 i 61

74 Thomas L. Wilkinson.

75 Thomas L. Wilkinson .

76 Thomas L. Wilkinson .

77 Daniel M. McKenzie..

78 Daniel M. McKenzie. .

79 Daniel M. McKenzie..

80 John S. Fisher.

63

6 76

2 00

10 50

4 00

2 06

6 26

N ASS AG A WE YA. — n.

131
126
136
122
122
112
130

1 50

11 15

5 00

• • > •

10 00

11 43

4 89

5 57

9 76

6 37

7 27

11 87

6 97

13 19

10 00

8 78

12 00

7 15

8 44

10 65

97 31

74 12

101

08

126

46

96

81

101

20

116

89

111

40

112 73

NEWBURY.— w.

74 William J. Ford.. ..

75 United with Wardsville .

76 William J. Ford

77 United with Wardsville.

137

133

69

62

12 26

4 51

21 55

14 78

5 50

17 02

7 90

3 46

5 00

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.

76 Richard Pinch , . . . ... :

77 William L. Hackett 2 16 3 05 ! 2 00

78 William L. Hackett . 2 53 5 20 I 3 32

79 Cecil Harper, B. A. . 2 52 4 04 i 3 25

80 Attached to Plattsville . . . . 2 52 4 79 ' 7 33

74 Charles Silvester

75 Charles Silvester

76 John Mills.

77 John Mills. .. .

78 John Mills

79 James Masson . .

80 James Masson

NIAGARA.— w.

jl J Hugh McLean,

\ Charles Barltrop,
75 See Kintore and Thorndale .

NISSOURI.

7

7

74
83
62
62
62
66
61

-W. & N.

172
178

3

60

4

10

4

25

6

00

9 53

3 51

11 08

10 00

9 10

13 11

8 05

15 64

14 22

6 55

16 00

14 25

6 60

8 00

9 00

7 24

8 29

12 00

' 6 47

7 25

12 20

15 01

6 97

17 25

14 00

7 83

24 1

34 61

50

03

41

43

40

00

157

92

139

17

116

12

104

67

113

00

88

41

65

15

268 57

261

95

74 George H. Cornish

75 George H. Cornish

76 Christopher Cookman

77 Christopher Cookman

78 Christopher Cookman .

79 John Mills

80 John Mills.

NORWICH.
3
h3
1
1
1
1
1

— w.

173

185

155

145

135

139

145

12 85

4 50

20 62

13 40

15 87

31 23

7 24

8 58

19 00

4 46

6 27

15 92

6.81

6 59

10 00

5 70

9 60

11 33

5 72

9 00

12 00

185 31
201 59

91 93
99 62

92 41
99 82
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.

Names of Ministers.

Ap-
point-
ments.

No. of
Members.

Funds.

Yeai

Conting.

Educa.

Sup. M.

Miss'y.

76 Abel Edwards

79 Charles Barltrop

*4
4
5
4
4

115
200
159
188
160

$4 13
8 00
6 00
4 00
4 20

$4 6i

6 27
3 50
3 50
3 70

$5 "54
18 38
14 00
14 00
14 30

$138 99
156 94
121 17
134 66
125 83

OAKVILLE.— \v.

1874 Thomas D. Pearson, John Robbins .

75 Ihomas 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. .. .. ..

7
7
6
6
+ 6

266
273
313
320
320
330
340

21 75

10 50

46 50

21 00

16 07

50 95

21 25

20 10

60 00

21 30"

20 15

66 00

22 00

21 00

60 00

29 57

15 72

58 66

21 87

17 27

51 80

OIL SPRINGS.— w.

1874 James Masson ....

75 James Masson . .

76 Joseph Hill.. .

77 Joseph Hill....

78 Joshua R. Kay . .
»0 ( Joshua R. Kay,
/a \ Reuben J. Tyler,
80 Thomas R. Clarke .

42
33
30
25
75

41

38

4 00

3 50

6 00

4 00

1 60

4 00

3 00

1 50

3 42

1 50

0 68

1 71

2 80

1 57

4 33

1 80

1 10

3 00

2 00

2 00

4 00

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..

OTTER VILLE.— w. & Norwich, n.

139
134
248
175
231
219
220

7 00

3 06

8 19

7 00

3 00

10 00

7 00

7 30

11 14

8 00

13 86

12 00

10 83

19 73

16 64

9 41

10 11

17 00

9 56

7 37

17 10

OXFORD CENTEE.— w.

1874 Thomas W. Jackson

75 Thos. W.Jackson, Edwin S. Shibley..

76 Thomas W. Jackson, James E. Ford..

77 John T. Smith, Wray R Smith

78 John T. Smith, Frank B. Stacey

•79 Chas. Stringfellow, Wm. J. Balnier .

80 Chas. Stringfellow, John W Saunby. .

4
4
£6
6
6
5
5

138
158
275
290
297
242
216

13 63

3 56

9 45

13 00

9 54

10 62

21 35

25 42

10 05

17 52

5 52

10 38

18 50

13 56

25 00

10 48

9 92

17 52

10 86

10 32

23 49

472 82

502 89

560 01

710 86

550 27

558 11

495 73

58 75

36 58

33 07

,15*70

22 39

25 00

170 00

110 50

147 00

167 00

186 39

135 66

166 75

165 41

206 53

295 15

304 23

302 10

265 98

208 24

P.

PALMERSTON.

A town in the township of Wallace, County of Perth, Ontario. It was formerly part of the

Harriston Circuit.

1875 Wi Ham Hayhurst .

2

78 06

76 William Hayhurst , . . ....

2

90

9 03

5 30

11 02

70 00

77 William Hayhurst .-

2

98

6 06

5 57

9 03

52 28

78 Charles Lavell, M. A.

2

105

6 80

3 80

10 21

57 13

79 Charles Lavell, M. A ..... .

1

80

7 81

4 50

14 00

129 44

80 Charles Lavell, M.A

1

98

8 01

4 75

15 00

163 73

One appointment added from Burlington Circuit,
t Two appointments given to Zimmerman Circuit, and two to Trafalgar Circuit.
t One appointment from Norwich Circuit, and one from East Zorra Circuit.

LONDON CONFERENCE.

681

PAKIS.— w.

Year

Names of Ministers.

1874 John Philp, B.A . . .

75 John Philp, M.A .

76 William McDonagh . .

77 William McDonagh.

78 William McDonagh.

79 Amos E. Russ, M.A.

80 Amos E. Russ, M.A.

Ap-

Funds.

point-
ments.

No. of
Members.

Conting.

Educa.

Sup. M.

Miss"y.

166

$19 00

$10 25

$23 00

$216 98

170

19 50

17 00

24 00

214 86

178

17 50

17 00

25 00

189 60

285

18 00

20 25

28 00

176 00

285

18 00

20 60

30 00

220 03

257

18 00

14 00

30 00

229 19

257

9 25

23 45

222 33

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.

PARKHILL.

5

6

6

— w.

220
226
231
140
128
130
104

PEEL.— w.

187*1 William Hayhurst, Henry Berry

75 Edwin Holmes, David Rogers

76 Edwin Holmes, Francis Swann

77 Edwin Holmes, Richard Redmond .

78 John Hough, Samuel 0. Irvine . ,

79 John Hough

80 John Hough . .

339
33 >
325

319
313

280
250

PETROLIA.— w.

1874 Robert H. Waddell

75 Robert H. Waddell

76 Robert H. Waddell

77 Thomas Cobb

78 Thomas Cobb

79 Thomas Cobb

80 John W. German

I

70

55
61

72
108
133
120

16 50

10 00

18 00

18 00

8 82

18 00

17 00

9 25

21 00

9 46

9 48

24 35

6 40

11 29

23 75

5 81

9 87

24 00

5 01

5 00

16 15

10 82

7 80

48 06

11 05

14 32

47 67

12 13

14 32

48 74

12 25

10 54

37 15

12 25

10 67

33 66

9 60

6 36

28 50

7 75

3 35

29 00

12 37

5 44

19 62

8 00

7 90

6 42

8 55

8 00

15 20

15 91

13 50

23 79

15 00

20 00

24 00

15 03

12 00

25 00

10 00

11 60

20 00

196 94

179 44

154 01

128

03

114

42

85 75

80

00

291

74

312 73

315

94

232 95

243 13

195

45

223

25

123 75

49

46

72 41

144

60

169 34

48

00

75

14

PLATTSVILLE.

A village in the township of Blenheim, County of Oxford, Ontario.

Washington Circuit.

1875 John C. Stevenson. . ... ] .

76 John C. Stevenson ... j 4 110

77 John C. Stevenson 3 115

78 David Auld .... ! 3 I 120

79 John S. Fisher .... I 3 109

80 Frederick H. Sanderson .... t3 ' 155

It was formerly part of the

143 66

181 12

147 18

78 32

91 66

10 00

4 30

23 06

11 00

8 10

30 00

11 30

10 28

31 33

7 45

1 05

20 00

5 71

2 59

21 10

POINT EDWARD.— w.

1874 James S. Ross . . .
75- James S. Ross, B.

76 James Charlton . .

77 Richard Eason

78 Richard Eason

79 James E. Ford.

80 James E. Ford.

62
64
94
92
97
117
101

5 88

3 73

10 78

5 95

6 81

12 39

6 35

8 55

17 30

6 98

2 84

17 32

5 64

3 82

7 49

5 70

3 10

5 37

4 61

2 00

2 85

50 90
77 79
72 39
74 00
82 54
82 38
38 07

PONSONBY.
A small village in the township of Pilkington, County of Wellington, Ontario. It was formerly

connected with Elora Circuit.

1878 John Stewart

79 Wray Robert Smith.... 2 87

80 Ephraim Brock Stephenson, B.A 2 84_

7 6i

7 30

5 20
5 50

10 42

11 50

99 56
87 67

Three appointments given to Grand Bend.

t New Hamburg annexed.

682

CIRCUITS AND MISSIONS.

PORT COLBORNE.

A town in the township of Humberstone, on Lake Erie, in the County of Welland, Ontario. It was

formerly part of Ridgeway Circuit.

Year

Names of Ministers.

3 .

1876 Geoige Turk

77 ( H illiam George Wilson)

78 George Daniel

79 George Daniel

80 George Daniel

Ap-
point-
ments.

No. o
Members.

18
18
32
32

Funds.

Conting. Educa. Sup. M. Miss'y.

$4 17

7 01

$3 14
3 17

$3 15
3 57

$31 25

6 00

22 74

48 03

PORT DALHOUSIE.
A village in the township of Grantham, County of Lincoln, Ontario.

1876 Robert Burns

77 Wesley F. Campbell

78 Supplied from St. Catharines .

79 Supplied from St. Catharines .

4

50

2

33

2 07

2 31

2 09

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,
7? I William Savage,
" j Wray R. Smith,

78 James Gray..

79 James Gray. . .

80 David Chalmers..

3
3
4

226
278
340

13 03
16 00
16 20

7 60
23 47
10 50

36 45
42 00
42 00

5

450

15 00

10 20

42 00

6

2
2

450
183
165

13 40
10 59
10 38

8 00
15 00
14 10

32 00
21 91
21 32

165 02
232 67
221 13

178 37

174 88
163 58
183 05

PORT LAMBTON.

A village on the St. Clair River, in the township of Sombra, County of Lambton, Ontario.
1878 Joseph Hill I

79 Joseph Hill .1 3 55 2 00 0 97 4 39 35 20

80 Joseph Hill | 3 38 2 45 3 61 7 33 35 20

PORT ROWAN.— w.

1874 Richard L. Tucker

75 Peter Gernjan..

76 Peter German.. .

77 Ebenezer Teskey. . . .

78 Joseph Rawson ... .

79 Joseph Rawson ....

80 Wesley F. Campbell.

80
85
148
153
123
117
117

7 00

4 84

8 00

40 80

3 50

2 59

8 75

66 73

4 95

5 00

5 00

69 82

3 00

3 00

6 49

55 07

4 05

5 50

8 00

54 93

3 25

6 00

38 61

2 93

1 00

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 .

5

197

9 40

6 90

24 00

5

251

7 89

24 60

15 57

4

221

12 00

21 62

41 10

4

231

12 00

20 00

' 38 59

4

231

12 00

15 17

39 00

4

216

9 16

8 59

24 89

4

196

8 25

8 60

25 00

156 18
206 88
215 02
182 60
178 72
138 96
166 15

PRINCETON.— w.

1874 John H. Keppel

75 John H. Keppel.. . .

76 James Masson..

77 James Masson

78 Colman Bristol, M.A.

79 John C. Stevenson.. .

80 John C. Stevenson.. .

125
115
115
136
133
133
140

6 90
5 11

32
70

17
84

8 14

50
00
57
84
86
00
46

18 00
13 50
12 00
8 00
12 28
10 34
16 81

97 59
124 36
113 81
77 89
70 45
80 93
91 49

LONDON CONFERENCE.

683

Q.

QUEENSTON.

A village on the Banks of the Niagara, in the County of Lincoln, Ontario. It was formerly part of

Niagara Mission.

Year

Names of Ministers.

!ap.

point-

iments.

1875 James Mooney.

76 Charles R. Morrow.

77 George Daniel

78 Augustine Broadway..

79 Robert H. Balnier.. ..

80 William W. Sparling.

No. of
Members.

52
54
70
68
62

$3 50
3 00

Funds.

3 74

8 00

3 00

7 00

2 02

1 12 |

$1 50 .$4 00
4 25 5 00

6 65
6 00
3 80

Conting. j Educa. : Sup. M. I Miss'y.

$37 60
60 75
62 73
48 00
37 00

E.

RAINHAM.
A small village in the township of Rainham, County of Haldimand, Ontario.

the Dunnville Circuit.
1876 Robert H. Balnier. ...

77 Thomas Voaden, . . 4 67

78 Aaron D. Miller.. . . 2 46

79 Aaron D. Miller ... 4 40

80 Aaron D. Miller 5 80

It was formerly part of

3 34

2 06

2 95

1 19

3 84

2 19

3 77

2 19

1 03 !

29 55

0 79 1

28 37

4 00 j

37 13

4 50 1

27 34

RAVENSWOOD.
A small village in the township of Bosanquet, County of Lambton, Ontario.

the Forest Circuit.

1877 George A. Schram... .. .1 2 48 I 2 85'

78 George A. Schram..? I 2 64 ! 181

79 Jasper Wilson . . 2 30 ! 0 82

80 Francis G. Weaver 1 ! 21 0 90

It was formerly part of

00
00

20

4 50

2 20

0 45

1 1)0

31 82
31 67
18 58
17 74

1874 Joseph W. Holmes

75 Samuel Wilson

76 Samuel Wilson

77 Reuben Mill yard ,

78 Reuben Millyard

79 John Robbins

80 John Robbins

RICHWOOD.

3
3
3
3
3
3
3

100
102
100
109
111
112
127

15 00

13 90

14 08
10 00
10 00

6 40
5 10

5 25

28 18

11 84

22 00 j

1 49

23 00 |

2 84 '

23 00 1

4 00 1

21 00

4 50 I

15 00

11 00

15 00

180 92
163 81
151 36
135 90
13« 17
140 38
107 96

RIDGETOWN.— w.

1874 Richard W Woodsworth

75 R. W. Woodsworth, Wm. P. French

76 R. W. Woodsworth, Adam I. Snyder.

n t„-u -ur n \ Samuel C. Eby, )

77 John W German { T ™ r> f I

( James L. Kuss, ) ;

78 John W German, Wm. J. Brandon .

79 John W German, James B. Lanibly. .

80 Richard W Woodsworth, Hugh Locke

RIDGEWAY
1874 Thomas Metcalfe Campbell I 3 '

75 Thomas Metcalfe Campbell ... j 3 '

76 James Mooney, George Turk j 5

77 James Mooney, (Win. George Wilson) 6

78 James Mooney, John H. L. Joslyn . . 6

79 Robert J. Elliott, David W. Snider 6 j

80 Robert J. Elliott . . * 5

155

180
189

250

260
■2H2
286

— w.
84
95

118

124

130

106

127

8 85
15 11

9 53

14 28

15 92
18 00

16 76

8 00
11 25
10 00

25
15
46

3 00

7 35
15 20

13 50

8 12

9 00

13 62
12 58

14 51

12 46 , 29 54

35 00
43 91
54 84

4 70

6 50

2 20

10 00

6 00

12 25

10 00

15 00

6 35

13 75

5 25

14 56

7 32

16 22

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.

Year

Ap-
point-
ments.

No. of
Members.

Funds.

Conting.

Educa.

Sup. M.

Miss'y.

1874
75
76
77
78
79
80

David Auld

David Auld . .

David Auld ...

James Masson ...

John W. Freeman, B.D. .

4
4
4
4

4

■\

110
106
112
142
130
129
121

$8 05
9 00

8 54

9 00
5 30
7 40
9 97

$3 46
2 80
2 00
5 30

4 80

5 85

6 05

- $8 44

12 41

9 00

10 00

6 56

7 03
9 50

$99 77
110 16
59 03
80 64
61 16
71 41

John W. Freeman, B.D. .

70 96

1874 Ambrose Hunt .... .,,.,,,,

75 William Shannon . . -

76 William Shannon

77 Thomas Jackson, Wm. J. Brandon

78 Thomas Jackson. . .

79 Adam Ira Snyder. . ....

80 Robert Henry Hall

ROMNEY.— w.

189
156
149
143
213
192
211

7 00

3 00

12 00

5 00

4 00

12 00

6 90

4 92*

12 00

4 87

7 06

12 00

13 00

9 04

23 10

9 51

6 80

19 50

9 60

7 00

20 00

185 68
135 20
131 30
107 47
173 64
161 08
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 Wm. Willoughb}-, Albert C. Crews. . .

80 Wm. Willoughby, Wm. J. Balmer. . .

214
206
279
265
265
270
255

SARNIA.— w.

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 ....

1874 Charles Lavell, M.A.

75 George Buggin

76 George Buggin

77 George Buggin

78 James Graham.

79 James Graham.

80 Thomas Cobb

144
250
180
200
245
239
246

SEAFORTH— w.

2 135
2 159
176
179
180
147
97

SENECA.— w.

1874 William Willoughby.. ,

75 William Willoughby

76 William Willoughby, James H. White

77 See Caledonia..

156
160
178
210

SIMCOE.— w.

1874 John A. Williams . 1 189

75 William Williams . 1 221

76 Donald G. Sutherland, LL.B.. .. 1 241

77 Donald G. Sutherland, LL.B 1 225

78 Donald G. Sutherland, LL.B. ... 1 220

79 David L. Brethour. ..1 210

80 David L. Brethour 1 215

8 55

4 25

21 50

9 00

14 75

22 65

15 81

17 52

28 38

13 78

16 55

72 23

13 89

18 92

31 39

14 53

23 54

33 29

14 55

12 00

34 00

27 75

10 20

40 00

22 00

26 00

37 50

30 00

56 00

64 00

30 00

64 58

100 00

30 00

63 48

103 84

30 00

52 07

89 45

30 00

39 62

91 07

15 28

7 15

18 32

16 25

20 79

25 9'5

16 45

21 00

26 00

12 72

13 80

26 50

11 26

14 00

25 00

13 70

6 77

29 00

8 54

8 01

20 00

13 71

6 55 1

58 80

14 00

9 50

55 00

14 00

8 75

43 42

13 50

7 60 |

33 75

26 20

15 00

43 00

25 10

25 50

29 00

22 50

27 45

41 40

15 52

28 80

45 17

18 26

30 51

42 86

21 72

28 31

39 69

21 81

30 00

39 80

301 76

266 97

333 80

339 38

311 36

274 03

233 74

227 05

175 78

219 88

270 13

292 18

355 83

364 82

194 91

296 83

320 00

296 40

154 50

174 04

145 38

253 40

216 60

219 82

163 19

266 75

309 59

387 56

312 08

404 66

360 33

390 85

LONDON CONFERENCE.

685

SMITH VILLE.— w.

Year

Names of Ministers.

1874 William Savage, Joseph Guest.

75 Thomas Stobbs

76 Thomas Stobbs . . . . . .

77 Robert J. Elliott

78 Robert J. Elliott

79 James C. Slater ..

80 James C. Slater ..

Ap-
point-
ments.

No. of
Members.

346
356
200
194
211
239
209

Funds.

Conting. Educa. Sup. M. Miss'y.

$12 00

12 00

6 50

4 45
6 97
6 30

5 69

$6 10

5 30

2 85

3 67

6 70

4 78
2 29

$24 00
24 32
21 45

16 00
26 20
24 25

17 40

SOMBRA and "WALPOLE ISLAND.— w.

1874 James H. Stonehouse

75 Samuel C. Sellery

76 Thomas J. Reid ......

77 James Gundy

78 James Gundy

79 James Gundy

80 Charles Cooper Couzens.

$287 44
288 00
128 03
100 62
159 67
100 40
102 55

7

188

4 00

1 00

10 00

7

184

4 00

3 00

5 00

3

52

1 58

1 02

2 12

'3

54

5 47

2 29

2 00

3

54

.5 49

12 16

5 00

3

57

3 52

5 00

6 76

4

69

3 54

2 00

6 82

151

75

97 08

49 17

55 77

68

14

69

73

58

50

SPARTA.'
v A village in the township of Yarmouth, County of Elgin, Ontario.

1875 James H. Stonehouse. ... „ .

76 James H. Stonehouse.

77 James Charlton ...

78 James Charlton ...

79 James Charlton . . .....

.80 John Saunders, M.A.. ...

See Yarmouth Circuit.

3

160

7 35

9 00

4 84

4

170

3 50

3 00

8 67

3

175

9 35

5 85

17 34

3

170

10 00

4 75

13 00

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

Aylmer Circuit.
1875 Richard W Williams ...

76 Richard W. Williams. ...

77 John Saunders, B. A. . .

78 John Saunders, B A

79 John Saunders, B.A.. John E. Hockey

80 James Charlton, Geo. W. Dean .

STONEY CREEK.
A village in the township of Saltfleet, County of Wentworth, Ontario.

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

with Woodburn and Barton Circuits.

1877 Walter Rigsby, Ebenezer Lanceley. . .

78 Walter Rigsby, (Wm. Geo. Wilson.)..

79 Walter Rigsby, James Little ....

80 George C. Madden, (Wm. Oarnham.)

STRAFFORD VILLE.
A village in the township of Bayham, County of Elgin, Ontario.

Conference.
1875 John Elliott ^.

76 William T. Turner.

77 William T. Turner

78 Francis E. Nugent

79 Francis E. Nugent .

80 James Gundy

Ontario. It was formerly part of

177 67
168 90
145 37
226 76
235 52

It was formerly connected

265 82
373 53
331 05
283 83

See Bayham, New Connexion

99 19

92 76

115 75

109 10

95 69

6

195

11 42

10 76

23 40

7

208

10 00

6 00

30 Oo

7

205

11 02

34 50

42 49

6

195

9 50

19 00

40 00

6

215

6 00

4 00

7 30

6

230

8 00

6 00

11 16

6

220

8 87

7 12

11 25

6

207

8 94

4 14

9 00

5

201

8 09

2 27

10 00

1874 William C. Henderson, M.A

75 Manly Benson . ...

76 Manly Benson

77 Manly Benson, John W Cooley. . . ,

78 J. A. Williams, D.D., R. R. Maitland

79 Benj. Clement, Samuel Sellery, B.D.

80 Benjamin Clement , . ,

STRATFORD.— w.

2

222

17 53

7 75

24 32

2

237

26 21

21 10

22 04

1

242

31 25

28 09

28 25

2

300

25 54

46 60

30 00

2

297

26 20

32 03

31 50

2

274

18 69

14 53

20 00

2

230

21 20

15 00

22 50

256 13
273 10
281 25
258 83
183 90
83 17
159 80

686

CIRCUITS AND MISSIONS.

STRATFORD SOUTH.

1
Year, Names of Ministers.

Ap-
point-
ments.

No. of
Members.

Funds.

Conting.

Educa.

Sup. M.

Miss'y.

1880 Samuel Sellery, B.D.. .. ..

...

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 R. Clarke .

78 See Brigden

STRATHROY.— w.
162
228
250
260
318
318
262

SYDENHAM.

.13 1 85
. 3 104

. 4 110

$16 55
17 29
14 60
11 83

13 39

14 24
14 00

$10 00

11 42
21 13
17 28
13 29
16 26

12 00

$40 00
40 00
46 56
36 60
50 00
38 00
36 00

3

56

6

06

6

35

$303 05
267 26
291 70
172 80
188 91
169 68
138 96

1 46 1

4 00

57 78

3 56

14 00

72 84

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

340
390
385
417
400
475
400

60 88

31 00

42 00

57 03

96 71

70 28

30 75

51 63

86 00

25 53

39 50

72 00

32 00

55 60

80 22

23 36

27 72

58 66

20 35

16 50

54 00

ST. CATHARINES.— WELLAND AVENUE

It was formerly part of St. Catharines Circuit.

1875 Thomas Colling, M. A. ..

76 Thomas Colling, M.A .... 1 ' 31

77 John Ridley 1 120

78 Joseph W Holmes .... . 1 120

78 Lewis W. Crews, B. A 1 109

80 Lewis W Crews, B.A . 1 130

513 79
420 51
497 96
513 70
457 74
516 26
376 43

6 92

11 05

14 25

8 14

7 00

12 45

10 35

8 18

13 25

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 George W. Calvert .
80 George W Calvert .

.| 3 | 190
ST. GEORGE.— w.

1874 Daniel E. Brownell, William Walsh

75 Daniel E. Brownell, Wray R. Smith

76 Daniel E. Brownell. Wray R. Smith

77 David Chalmers, Joseph Ward, B.A

78 David Chalmers, Edwin E. Scott

79 David Chalmers, Frank B. Stacey

80 Matthew Swann, William H. Gane. . ,

ST.

1874 John Wakefield

75 John Wakefield

76 JohnPhilp, M.A....

77 JohnPhilp, M.A ....

78 Samuel D. Rice, D.D.

79 Samuel D. Rice, D.D.

80 James Hannon ...

5
5
5
5
5
5

304
310
391
415
400
420
420

MARY'S.— w.
183
223
216
236
232
200
194

4 00

4 00

6 02 I 96 77

13 18

6 72

37 23

16 00

39 11

46 44

14 00

24 17

43 50

15 50

24 75

41 68

16 25

28 94

53 00

18 25

22 20

75 00

19 45

14 00

74 25

20 23

11 00

46 50

20 50

23 00

46 50

20 00

18 00

65 00

20 50

20 00

96 00

21 00

36 50

96 00

24 57

24 00

65 40

22 26

14 00

49 50

334 38

305 17

324 78

289 98

343 90

320 34

318 70

288 50

335 15

314 32

296 33

340 50

288 49

266 95

LONDON CONFERENCE.

687

ST.

THOMAS.— w.

Names of Ministers.

Ap-
point-
ments.

No. of
Members.

Funds.

Year

■Conting.

Educa.

Sup. M. Miss'y.

1874 G. N. A. F. T. Dickson . .

75 John A. Williams.

76 John A. Williams..

77 John A. Williams..

78 Manly Benson ...

79 Manly Benson.

80 Manly Benson .

o
2
1
1
1
1
1

140
144
140
150
150
201
300

$36 75
40 00
40 00
40 00
40 00

30 41

31 63

$22 13
42 00
38 00
31 00
22 50
30 90
35 65

$56 00 '$236 54
80 00 i 297 44
64 00 [ 253 91
77 00 ! 295 20
45 00 200 00
67 35. 266 18
70 56: 342 35

ST. THOMAS SECOND.— ay.

1874 John V Smith

75 John V Smith

76 John V. Smith . .

77 Thomas Colling, B.A.

78 Thomas Colling, B.A.

79 John E. Lanceley.

80 James Gray. .

33

44
48
60
85
105
114

5 00

3 10

7 00

4 00

8 00

4 00

5 00

4 50

5 00

4 79

5 69

5 10

21 45

22 50

6 00

62 57

8 00

75 30

8 00

72 21

9 00

105 25

10 00

102 70

15 05

129 22

ST. WILLIAMS. -

1874 Christopher Hamilton
75, James Whiting .

76 James Whiting.

77 James Whiting.

78 John Russell

79 John Russell . .

80 John Russell

226

212
222
227
222
213
226

10
12
00
05
99
44
03

4 25

14 00

8 00

00

70
62

25

18 15

87 85

18 50

69 10

19 00

80 24

15 00

93 08

19 00

75 40

12 00

77 11

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 . .

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

TALBOT VILLE.— n.

89

144
108
109
101
103
106

TEESWATER.— w.
151

o
*5
4
4
t6
1
1

153

118

136

200

71

83

3 36

5 50

6 00

9 39

11 40

4 04

8 10

3 50

3 00

8 67

7 08

4 95

3 96

5 65

8 38

6 12

2 50

5 12

7 51

8 00

4 00

19 90

8 00

8 00

18 40

9 31

10 55

13 23

8 57

21 14

16 55

12 02

22 85

17 26

3 49

3 72

4 90 1

3 58

3 13

5 01

106 78

117

46

114

81

112

54

112 77

75 95

99

80

134

37

136

25

110

76

119

69

155

78

26

26

35

14

THAMES VILLE.
A village in the township of Camden, County of Kent, Ontario.
Walton Preston . . .

1875

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

140
146
158
167
233

6 50

6 26

7 40

10 63

9 07

13 26

6 16

6 97

11 41

8 95

4 78

11 09

10 64

5 81

12 14

54 14

106 10
93 00

107 04
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 Tees water —
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.

Nissouri Circuit.

It was formerly part of

Year

Names of Ministers.

Ap-
point-

No. of

Funds.

Members

ments

Conting.

Educa.

Sup. M.

Miss'y.

1875 Christopher Hamilton

..

76 Christopher Hamilton, David A. Moir

6

89

$5 66

•|4 50

$S 00

$154 70

77 Christopher Hamilton, George A. Kerr

6

90

8 25

13 15

8 50

202 57

78 Dai.iel W. Thompson, Saml. G Staples

6

102

12 10

11 12

19 15

175 21

79 Daniel W. Thompson, Wm. H. Spence

-7

110

12 81

12 00

14 40

161 18

80

Daniel W Thompson, {Jno. Henderson)

6

140

9 73

11 82

11 71

173 16

THOROLD.— w.

1874 James Preston, C. W. Hawkins, B.A.

4

202

16 42

7 65

80 00

523 19

75 James Preston, C. W. Hawkins, B.A.

3

226

28 55

24 32

67 09

552 72

76 James Preston, James W. Shilton. .. .

v>

263

22 59

20 63 '

63 86

638 95

77 James C. Slater, Edwin S. Shibley.. .

3

263

19 12

40 01

63 17

709 98

78 James C. Slater, Samuel Sellery B.D..

3

250

22 85

20 00

85 00

703 57

79 W. R. Parker, M.A., Edwin E. Scott.

3

252

22 97

13 04

76 21

711 81

80 William R. Parker, M.A.

* 1

140

24 40

10 52

56 09

679 35

TILBURY.— w.

1874 Aaron D. Miller..

3

80

4 95

3 00

10 (0

101 81

75 Aaron I ). Miller..

4

63

6 87

3 61

15 85

76 05

76 Aaron It. Miller..

3

67

6 28

3 60

13 00

64 54

4

64

5 00

5 76

9 47

47 85

TILSONBURG.— w.

1874 Alfred Andrews ....

6

294

15 00

12 00

44 50

303 ;-)6

75 Alfred Andrews.. .

t2

147

14 91

19 82

29 55

160 79

76 Alfred Andrews

2

180

12 80

16 85

30 00

26S 59

77 David Savage

2

167

11 96

9 19

25 00

202 57

2

209

10 83

10 00

30 00

273 18

79 David Savage

1

200

13 22

9 10

21 00

304 11

80 George N. A. F. T. Dickson.

1

200

7 31

12 00

20 30

276 06

TOWNSEND.

A village and township in the County of Norfolk, Ontario. It was formerly connected with Port

Dover Circuit.
1878 Joseph Ward, B.A. .. . . ... I

79 Joseph Ward, B.A i 3 176 4 50 8 46 21 00 124 86

80 Joseph Ward, B.A., Jno. H. L. Joslynj J 3 162 5 95 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. Emoryl 8 | 238 I I . . . i . . |

1874 John Hough

75 Joseph Deacon

76 Joseph 1 )eacon

77 Joseph Deacon . . .

78 Joseph H. Stinson.. .

79 Joseph H. Stinson.. . .

80 Joseph H. Stinson..

TROWBRIDGE.— w

148
160
238
236
233
234
205

60

75

12 00

11
11

00
00

10 45
8 33

4 33
6 20
9 26
9 30

11 45
8 00

5 00

22 00
22 50
26 79
37 50

39 00

40 00
26 00

143 55
150 00
178 28
162 33
164 21
168 70
146 48

TYRCONNELL.— w.

1874 Thomas Hanna.

75 Ebenezer Teskey

76 Ebenezer Teskey:

77 James Watson.

78 James Watson . .

79 William McCann

80 William McCann

102
106

92
109
117
120

94

7 06
6 55
6 00
6 04
6 83

6 96

7 33

2 08

11 75

4 84

12 09

9 00

12 00

11 69

12 00

11 32

14 55

6 53

14 54

7 00

15 00

* Allanburg and Beaver Dams attached to Font Hill Circuit,
t Four appointments set off to Brownsville Circuit.

98 36
94 94
84 28
83 10

137 00

99 45
96 27

Windham Circuit annexed.

LONDON CONFERENCE.

689

u.

ULSTER.

A small village in the township of Culross, County of Bruce, Ontario. It was formerly connected

with Teeswater Circuit.

Year

Names of Ministers.

1878 Richard C. Henders .

79 Richard C. Henders.

80 Ebenezer Teskey

Ap-
point- No- of
jmenU Members.

Funds.

169
154

Conting. Educa. j Sup. M. Miss'y-

$5 28 §8 50 ; §13 00 j 138 90
3 25 5 25 9 55 ! 87 54

V.

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 Welliugton Bridgrnan | j | j .. [ j

VIENNA. -

1874 George Ferguson, John McLean i 7

75 George Ferguson, George A. Schram . . j 8

76 George Clark, Augustine Broadway. . i 7

77 Charles C. Couzens, (John H. Bennett)\ 7

78 Charles C. Couzens, George J. Kerr, i 9

79 Charles C. Couzens 9

80 William Shannon, John K. Hockey

-w.

300

1 12 32

7 30

16 60

139 00

334

1 14 00

8 10

18 30

165 8S

272

j 9 10

15 42

15 35

135 36

300

9 50

13 85

11 83

132 53

301

9 61

15 05

18 00

164 22

308

! 8 55

9 79

15 52

140 85

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

4 50

18 42

8 26 1

5 29

20 00

5 91 1

5 35

17 29

WALLACEBURG.— w.

1874 William W. Edwards . .

75 Robert Smylie . ....

76 Robert Smylie. . . .

77 Robert Smylie

78 William C. Watson, M.A.

79 Christopher Cookman

80 Chris. Cookman, Wm. M. Bielby

85
185
175
190
176
189

8 05

2 60

4 44

5 00

4 70

8 06

10 50

3 00

5 00

8 00

5 00

7 50

10 00

11 00

10 00

8 00

10 00

20 20

10 00

5 00

8 32

130

66

152

86

152 90

95

77

57

41

85

85

61

25

85 00

70 00

102

86

WALTON.

A village in the township of McKillop, County of Huron, Ontario.

Brussels Circuit.

1877 John G. Fallis

78 John G. Fallis

79 William Baugh . . .

80 William Baugh....

44

169
173
140

It was formerly part of the

114 53
78 00
93 38

5 93

4 45

5 00

4 12

3 55

6 00

3 00

6 00

6 00

690

CIRCUITS AND MISSIONS.

WARDSVILLE.— w.

Year

Names of Ministers.

1874 Alfred L. Russell, B.D,

75 William J. Ford

76 John L. Kerr.. .

Bothwell united.

77 James Goodwin .

78 James Goodwin . . .

79 William Hayhurst ....

80 William Hayhurst .

Ap-
point-
uients,

4
4
1

2
.2
3
3

No. of
Members.

108

110

55

134

125
166
139

Funds.

Conting.

$7 93
9 53

4 47

5 54

6 50
8 68

7 40

Educa.

$4 50

7 04
2 60

2 92
.6 65

8 05
4 50

Sup. M.

$12 57

16 20

8 50

10 00

12 75
23 71

11 47

Miss'y.

$67 06
61 14
31 36

66 82

81 37

110 33

75 96

WASHINGTON.— w.

1874 Samuel Tucker, Wm. W Sparling. . .

75 John Scott, B.A. ....

76 James Laird.

77 James Laird. . f ...

78 Isaac Crane

79 Isaac Crane

80 Richard Hobbs . . .

h6
3
3
3
3
3

242
256
140
180
170
134
131

14 07

15 10

8 56

4 73

5 77

5 00

4 39

6 50

20 00

4 60

6 27

7 34
4 42
9 00

44 50
50 00
19 66
19 11
22 54
25 00
22 17

293 85
281 58
139 25
116 70
164 43
127 06
143 26

WATERDOWN.— w.

1874 David Chalmers, John T. Smith

75 Geo. Richardson, John T. Smith. . .

76 William Hawke, Robert W. Wright. .

77 Wm. Hawke, Wellington Bridgman . .

78 William Hawke, James H. White . . .

79 Jos. W. Holmes, Solomon Cleaver.. .

80 Joseph W. Holmes, John E. Hunter. .

296
300
280
306
312
332
362

20 25

6 00

48 49

23 60

16 00

50 00

17 15

21 52

61 70.

18 00

22 63

62 00

18 25'

17 00

65 00

17 00

15 00

55 00

15 88

16 89

53 00

265 21
335 05
291 18
308 14
279 22
265 41
354 30

WATERFORD.— w. & n.

1874 Joseph H. Stinson.. .

75 Joseph R. Gundy

76 Benjamin Clement..

77 Benjamin Clement..

78 Benjamin Clement..

79 John Kav

80 John Kay

96
136
220
196
200
190
177

4 36

2 65

6 75

4 00

2 58

9 00

7 40

4 36

9 17

9 50

8 00

23 00

10 00

8 00

24 00

10 20

8 50

25 00

5 27

2 38

11 72

74 03
89 23
130 89
159 00
167 42
137 35.
100 00

WATFORD.— w.

1874 James H. McCartney, C. C. Couzens. .

75 Jas. H. McCartney, HughT. Crossley.

76 William Ames, James McLachlin

77 William Ames, George W. Dean

78 William Ames, Edward J. Clarke . .

79 George Ferguson, James Hazlewood

80 George Ferguson.

270
250
260
266
235
252
270

15 18

6 60

31 00

13 00

9 66

30 70

12 00

9 92

32 34

15 00

11 00

31 00

10 00

9 28

24 00

13 00

10 72

39 00

15 38

11 07

41 59

282 2;"
201 82
228 09
233 83
189 79

231 85

232 35

WELLAND.— w.

1874 James Goodwin, Ely Nelthorpe, 7 mo.

75 William Bryers ... . .

76 William Bryers ...

77 William Bryers. .......... c

78 Thomas S. Howard .........

79 William W. Shepherd. ...

80 William W. Shepherd

4
t4

264
270
139
130
170
146
149

15 69

7 50

38 25

15 26

7 84

55 60

10 15

19 52

42 50

8 00

10 70

41 2 M

11 30

13 75

40 00 '

10 00

6 75

31 25

12 10

12 15

16 85 !

223 16
295 89
170 38
181 35
187 84
127 07
141 75

Plattsville set off.

t Crowland set off.

LONDON CONFERENCE.

6>I

WELLESLEY.— w.

Year

Names of Ministers.

1874 Joseph Deacon ... .

75 Robert J. Husband. .

76 Robert J. Husband.

77 Robert J. Husband.

78 Walton Preston

79 Walton Preston ,

80 Walton Preston . .

Ap-
point-
ments.

6
5
5
5

4
4
4

No. of
Members

103
93

86
85
70
71
66

Funds.

Conting.

$11
9
8
4
4
4
4

18
00
23
79
33
15
28

Educa.

$4 50

50

85

6 42

86
00
50

Sup. M.

Miss'y.

18 00

$136 12

18 00

117 29

8 00

97 51

12 00

87 50

13 00

80 15

11 00

62 18

6 00

66 38

WESTMINSTER.— w.

1874 David C. Clappison

75 William Lund, George W. Henderson

76 William Lund, George W. Henderson

77 Joseph S. Colling, Cecil Harper, B.A

78 Joseph S. Colling, Ezra A. Fear

79 Joseph S. Colling

80 Thomas Crews, William J. Brandon .

196

190
262
332
324

3-25
362

16 39

7 69

37 77 i

17 00

8 00

37 77

19 50

14 42

40 52

24 44

19 78

44 00

24 31

20 26

53 00

20 02

21 46

45 00

17 00

22 50

46 60

I 226 34

289 30

321 22

326 62

406 96

368 27

351 57

WfNDHAM.
A small village in the township of Windham, County of Norfolk, Ontario.
1875 James White

76 James White

77 Abel Edwards . . .

78 Wray R. Smith

79 Andrew M. McCulloch

80 United with Townsend

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 Vipond Smith

WINDSOR.
1

..! i
i
i
i
i
i

128
117
120

97
94

— w.

75
62
130
153
146
117
137

WIXUHAM.— w.

1874 Henry Kellam, Alfred A. Bowers 7

75 George A. Mitchell, B.A 7

76 G. AT Mitchell, B.A., R. R. Maitlandi 6

77 Geoige A. Mitchell, B A. . . ! 5

78 William Bryers .1

79 William Bryers ... . ... .... 1

80 William Bryers ; 1

240
300
281
381
170
148
160

6 26

4 05

8 00

1 4 00

3 00

6 00

8 67

5 00

6 00

3 40

1 85

4 50

1 1 05

2 13

4 00

14 50

15 00
8 00

15 40
14 00
11 00
14 60

13 45

14 00

14

15

9

4

5

00
00
25
50

22 35

23 50
20 00
22 00
12 00
10 00
16 00

14 00

7 00

33 00 j

19 28

27 20

35 00

23 70

19 4:J

18 18

17 45

22 68

17 03

11 37

8 00

2S 69

9 85

10 45

21 50

9 45

11 05

24 25

53 00

51

00

95

80

35

10

75

79

66

51

76

94

34

69

39

00

61

55

26

25

35

40

211

92

237

83

235

4S

305

04

134

65

64

31

92

t •>

WOODBURN.

A small village in the township of Binbrook, County of Wentworth.

Smith ville Circuit.

1875 William McCann ! . | .. I

76 Win. McCann, Wesley F. Campbell, j 4 139 ! 13 31

77 United with Stoney Creek J 6 j 195 | 11 42

It was formerly part of

4 30

10 76

6 71 S 183 40
23 40 265 82

1874 Thomas Hadwin . . ...

75 William Henderson, James E. Russ . .

76 William Henderson, James E. Russ. .

77 William Henderson, Wm. Tretheway.

78 Thomas Gee .

79 Thomas Gee

80 John Neelands

0

172

5

175

6

376

6

380

tio

400

5

170

6

157

10

00

10

00

10

10

8

36

9

00

7

00

7 Oit

25
75
90

4

4

10 47
14 39

00

27

13 00

14 00
10 "86
12 14
21 30
30 00
27 00

148 27
140 08

149 40
154 37
147 38

125 36

126 72

One appointment given to Oakville Circuit.

t Essex Centre set off.

692

CIRCUITS AND MISSIONS.

WOODSTOCK.— w.

Year

Names of Ministers.

Ap-
point,
ments.

No. of
Members.

Funds.

Conting.

$26 16
37 73
34 77
33 00
26 49
16 29
13 41

Educa.

Sup. M.

Miss'y.

1874 John B. Clarkson, M.A. .

75 John B. Clarkson, M.A

76 John B. Clarkson, M.A

77 William R. Parker, M.A

78 William R. Parker, M.A.

79 W. Wellington Carson. ...

80 W. Wellington Carson

1
1
1
1
1
1
' 1

242
256
250
260
273
339
245

$16 00

31 71
24 00

32 00
22 00
12 00
20 80

$52 00
55 00

60 50

61 00
33 55
25 85
45 25

$655 82
510 79
438 06
387 45
285 33
306 01
310 75

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

154
140
143
101
108
100
102

12 00

6 10

24 22

14 00

6 00

25 00

15 10

7 00.

26 00

8 39

5 00

10 00

10 17

6 18

9 00

7 0.)

6 00

11 93

10 14

5 03

l:J» 42

199 22
205 27
123 22
40 97
91 79
43 05
53 96

Y.

YARMOUTH.— w.

1874 George C. Madden..
75 See Sparta ...

4
4

143
144

12 36
10 00

:3 36
jt 3 00

21 67
21 85

195 59
170 75

z.

ZIMMERMAN.
A small village, in the township of Nelson, County of Halton, Ontario.

with Lowville Circuit.

1879 Theophilus R. Earle. .
80 Theophilus R. Earle. .

116
110

4 87

It was formerly connected

2 00

10 36

53 86

THE

INDIAN AND GEEMAN MISSIONS

WITHIN THE BOUNDS OF THE

Worth an (tanltxtttzt,

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.)

Yean

Names of Missionaries.

1874 Erastus Hurlburt. .

75 Erastus Hurlburt. .

76 Erastus Hurlburt.

77 Erastus Hurlburt.

78 Erastus Hurlburt. .

79 James White. .

80 James White.

No. of
Members.

69

68
71
80
98
108
64

Contrib. to

Mission

Fund.

|53
45

40
41

03
71

59 90

78
71

35 50

36 78

Grants from

Mission

Fund.

$1,096 50
1,020 00
1,059 22
1,090 00
1,020 00
1,079 75

HAMILTON. —.German. )

1874 Charles S. Eby, B.A.

75 Charles S. Eby, B.A..,

76 Stephen Kappele. .

77 Stephen Kappele..

78 Stephen Kappele..

79 Stephen Kappele. . . .

80 Discontinued

1874 Alfred L. Russell.

75 Jabez Edmonds.

76 John L. Kerr

77 Adam Ira Snyder

78 Adam Ira Snyder. .

79 Thomas H. Patchell.

80 Thomas H. Patchell.

MORAVIANTOWN.— (Indian.)

1874 Thomas Cosford, Allen Salt.

75 Thomas Cosford, Samuel Tucker .

76 Thomas Cosford, Samuel Tucker

77 Thomas Cosford, Samuel Tucker .

78 Thomas Cosford, Abel Edwards. .

79 Thomas Cosford, Abel Edwards. . .

80 Thomas Cosford, Abel Edwards.

MUNCEY.— (Indian.)

28

91

90

1,000 00

30

92

50

720 00

25

74 75

794 25

76.

175

40

753 00

70

130

54

697 00

55

117

11

760 00

28

74

70

15

16

48

200 00

13

0

63

120 00

13

6

92

127 50

10

4

25

125 00

9

5

79

100 00

44

10

00

100 00

48

6

45

70

76

25

1,101 78

74

57

77

1,085 20

84

61

99

1,247 72

94

61

53

1,057 43

135

75

77

943 00

138

93 81

803 23

180 ,

115

54

694

INDIAN AND GERMAN MISSIONS.

NEW CREDIT.— (Indian.)

Year

Names of Missionaries.

1874
75
76
77
78
79

Elisha Tennant.
Elisha Tennant.
Elisha Tennant.
William Cross..
William Cross..
William Cross..

80 William Cross.

No. of
Members.

70
68
86
69

78
78

77

ONEIDA.— (Indian.)

1874 William Cross

75 William Cross. . .

76 William Cross.. .

77 Elisha Tennant

78 Elisha Tennant. . .

79 Benjamin Sherlock.,

80 Erastus Hurlburt. . .

PRESTON and PARIS.— (German.)

1874 Stephen Kappele, Thomas E. Morden

75 Stephen Kappele, Thomas E. Morden . .

76 United to Hamilton Mission

ST. CLAIR.— (Indian.)

1874 Edwin Fessant .

75 Edwin Fessant . . .

76 Edwin Fessant . . .

77 Francis G. Weaver

78 Francis G. Weaver

79 Francis G. Weaver

80 Andrew Milliken . .

STONEY and KETTLE POINT. -

1874 George Clark

75 George Clark

76 William W. Edwards .

77 George A. Schram.

78 George A. Schram. . .

79 Jasper Wilson

80 Francis G. Weaver

WALPOLE ISLAND. -

1874 James H. Stonehouse..
75 Thomas Hanna. .
Thomas Hanna.

Thomas Hanna

Thomas Hanna.

Thomas Hanna

Thomas Hanna

76

77
78
79
80

Contrib. to

Mission

Fund.

$86 92

77 83

119 75

46 90

66 04

71 25

67 70

Grants from

Mission

Fund.

$706 80
598 25
674 86
792 52
752 00
726 00

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

HAN.)

67

165

88

1,250 00

78

169

15

820 00

69

128

38

134

47

00

1,075 27

134

77

40

801 00

132

30

03

837 84

133

42

90

735 00

160

69

21

672 00

158

55

68

673 00

167

36

48

[Indian.)

30

16 07

250 00

36

250 00

41

250 00

40

345 00

40

13

10

277 00

40

10

77

217 67

46

22

77

A.N.)

1 78

151

75

1,157 50

184

97

08

858 00

I 130

73 68

1,198 76

130

24

88

955 00

135

26

63

955 00

114

/

50

958 00

120

21

10

THE

DISTRICTS

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.

1874 John A. Williams.

75 Alex. Langford. . .

76 Alex. Langford. . .

77 W.R.Parker, M. A.

78 W.R.Parker, M. A.

79 E.B.Rvckman.DD

John Philp, B.A .
JohnPhilp, B.A..
Win. McDonagh..
Wm. McDonagh..
Wm. McDonagh..
Thomas Brock.. .

Mem.

3109
3350
4257
4737
4587
"3324

80 E.B.Ryckman,DD!Thomas Brock.. . 3173

CHATHAM DISTRICT.

1874 Wm. S. Griffin. . .

75 Wm. S. Griffin. . .

76 John Wakefield .

77 John Wakefield

78 John Wakefield . .

79 Alex. Langford

80 Alex. Langford . .

|1). L. Brethour.
D. L. Brethour. .
W.C.Watson, M.A
|W. C. Watson, M. A
W.C.Watson, M.A
■T. M. Campbell.
William Hayhurst

GODERICH DISTRICT.
1874 Chas. Lavell, M.A.

75 Chas.Lavell,M.A.

76 Chas. Lavell, M.A.

77 Chas. La veil, 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. McDonasrh..

GUELPH DISTRICT.
1874 Isaac B. Howard.. I). G. Sutherland,
LL.B

75 Isaac B. Howard.. |D. G. Sutherland,

LLB...

76 E. B. Ryckman,

M.A Thomas Cobb. .

77 E. B. Ryckman,

M.A . . . . Thomas Brock.. .

2454
2447
3330
3309
3462
3825
4107

3486
+3388
4001
4581
4778
J3234
3142

S674

§2222

2630

2746

* 1,382 members given to Simcoe District.
+ 457 members given to Wellington District.
+ 1,544 members given to Stratford District.
§ 1,616 members given to Wellington District.

Year

Chairmen.

1878 E. B. Ryckman,
M.A

79 William Williams

80 William Williams

Finan. Secretaries.

Thomas Brock. . .
Hugh McLean. . .
Hugh McLean.. .

Mem.

HAMILTON DISTRICT.

1874 James 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.
James Hannon . . .
James Hannon . . .
George H Cornish

2662
'2404
2529

3871
4359
4797

5288

5116

+4673

4316

LONDON DISTRICT.

1874 W. R.Parker, M.A. ! John Wakefield

75 W. R. Parker, M. A.; John Wakefield

76 W. R. Parker, M. A. j James E. Dyer..

77 Geo. R. Sanderson,

D.D John Kay..

78 Geo. R. Sanderson,

D.D John Kay..

79 Geo. R. Sanderson,

D.D B. B. Keefer.. .

80 Geo. R. Sanderson,

D.D . . . . David Savage

NIAGARA DISTRICT.

1874 Geo. It. Sanderson James Preston.. . 2575

75 Geo. R. Sanderson, James Preston.. . 2712

76 Geo. R. Sanderson James Preston.. . . 3429

77 Alex. Langford. . . James C. Slater 3495

78 Alex. Langford. . . Ijaines C. Slater 3441

79 Wm. S. Griffin. . . 'W.R.Parker, M.A. §3102

80 Wm. S. Griffin. . JW. R.Parker, M.A. 3139

3341
3463
4025

4483

4614

J3781

3917

* 53 members given to Stratford District.
+ 728 members given to Simcoe District.
J 9P0 members given to Stratford District.
§ 174 members given to Simcoe District.

696

DISTRICTS OF THE LONDON CONFERENCE.

SARNIA DISTRICT.

Year

Chahmen.

Finan. Secretaries.

1S74 Francis Berry .
75 James C. Slater

James C. Slater. .
G.N.A.F.T. Dick-
son

76 James C. Slater G.N. A. F.T. Dick-

son

77 Wm.C. Henderson

Mem.

M.A

78 Wni. C.Henderson

M.A...

79 Wm.C. Henderson

M.A...

80 Wm.C. Henderson

M.A. .

Alfred Andrews . .
Thomas Cobb .
Thomas Cobb .
John W. German.

2075
2104
2505
2513
2887
2955
2955

SIMCOE DISTRICT.
This District was formed in 1878, from part of
Hamilton, Brantford, Niagara and St.
Thomas Districts.
1878 James Gray.. j Donald G. Suther-

1 land, LL.B. . 2562

79 James Gray.. David L. Brethour 2596

80 David L. Brethour John Kay,. ...... 2483

STRATFORD DISTRICT.

This District was formed in 1878, from part of
London, Goderich, Guelph and Welling
ton Districts.

ST. THOMAS DISTRICT.

1878 J. A Williams, DD

79 S. D. Rice, D.D...

80 James Hannon. .

James Graharn . .
Benj. Clement..
Benj. Clement..

2734
2702
2559

Year

Chairmen.

1874 Eph. Evans, D.D.

75 Jno. A. Williams.

76 Jno. A. Williams.

77 Jno. A. Williams.

78 David Savage

79 David Savage

80 James Gray . . .

Finan. Secretaries. Mem.

G.N.A.F.T. Dick-
son . ... ...

Geo. H. Cornish. .
Alfred Andrews . .
David Savage.
David L. Brethour
James Whiting.
James Whiting.

2114
2468
3540
3138
3290
'3109
3284

WELLINGTON DISTRICT.

This District was formed in 1874, from part of
Guelph and Goderich Districts.

1874 Thomas Cosford. .

75 Matthew Swann . .

76 Matthew Swann .

77 Richard J. Forman

78 Charles Lavell,

M.A. . . .

79 Charles Lavell,

M.A

80 Charles Lavell,

M.A.

William Hawke.
Wm. Hayhurst. .
Wm. Hayhnrst. .
Wm. Hayhurst. .

James E. Dyer.

James E. Dyer..

James E. Dyer..

2073
2203
2762
3021

3043

t3062

2995

* 278 members given to Simcoe District.
+ 187 members given to Stratford District.

PART IY.

f b* Jlttfntr^al (lonizxtutt,

1874 to 1880.

%\}t Jttntttr^al €anitxtnct

WAS ORGANIZED IN THE

CENTENARY CHURCH, HAMILTON, ONTARIO,

ON

THURSDAY, JUNE 11th, 1874.

I.— SESSIONS OF CONFERENCE.

Year.

Place.

President.

Secretary.

Journal Secretary.

1874..

Hamilton

James Elliott ...

William Scott

Thomas G. Williams.

1875..

Kingston

William Scott

Thomas G. Williams.

1876..

Quebec. .

William Scott

Wm. J. Hunter.

Thomas G. Williams.

1877 .

Ottawa

George Douglas, LL.D.

Wm. S. Blackstock . .

Thomas G. Williams.

1878..

Brockville ... ....

John Borland

Wm. I. Shaw, M.A. .

William Hall, M.A.

1879 .

Kingston

George McRitchie

Thomas G. Williams . .

Charles A. Hanson.

1880..

Stanstead

William Hansford . . .

Thomas G. Williams . .

William Philp.

II.— MINISTERS and MEMBERS.

Ministers.

Memberj.

Year.

On

trial.

Effec-
tive.

Sup'd.

Sup'y.

Total, i Increase.

On trial.

Full. Total.

i

Increase.

1874...
1875...

1876. .

1877. .

1878. .

1879. .
1880...

38
43

38
36
39
40
35

126
150
152
159
157
159
161

11
13
13

11
14
16

18

7
12
13

8
10
10

8

182 !

218 ] 36

216

214 i

220 ] 6

225 5

222 1 dec. 3

1,340
1,003
1,278
1,324
1,324
1,081
1,110

17,606 18,946
19,473 20,481
19,740 ! 21,018
20,782 ! 22,106
21,526 i 22,850
21,292 i 22,373
21,099 j 22,429

1*435

537'

1,088

744

dec. 477

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.

1874.
1875.
1876.
1877.
1878.
1879.
1880.

Contingent

$1,698 92
1,686 37
1,653 69
1,586
1,469
1,316 29
1,212 11

19
00

Superannuated Ministers.

Educa-
tional.

Sunday
School.

Circuit
Subs.

Ministers
Subs.

Total.

Missionary.

$1,552 92

1 S3, 876 55

$944 00

$4,820 55

$33,070 20

1,851 48

$84 35

3,896 30

1,630 00

5,526 30

34,769 27

1,688 72

60 12

3,694 51

1,770 00

5,464 51

32,281 19

1,658 47

200 55

4,049 43

1,770 00

5,819 43

29,156 84

1,344 45

66 66

3,875 17

1,855 00

5,730 17

26,730 39

1,141 58

54 06

3,409 47

1,741 00

5,150 47

23,586 41

952 91

38 56

3,005 44

1,840 00

4,845 44

24,602 45

THE NAMES OF

THE

MINISTERS OF THE MONTREAL CONFERENCE,

CLASSIFIED AND ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED

UNDER THE YEAR IN WHICH THEIR MINISTRY BEGAN.

Note. — The figures in the column after the name show the year in which his connection with th«
Conference ceased, the letters indicate the cause.

d. Died.
dp. Dropped.
DEP. Deposed.

ex. Expelled.
loc. Located.
w. Withdrew.

t. Transferred to Toronto Conf.
l. Transferred to London Conf.
n. b. Transferred to New Brunswick Conf.

1827.

1 Tomkins, John..

1828.

2 Shaler, Henry

1830.

3 Brock, James.

1833.

4 Hardie, David

5 Ker, Peter. .

6 Warren, John C

1834.

7 Garry, Robert

1835.

8 Borland, John.

9 Ingalls, Edmund S . .

1836.

10 Hurlburt, Sylvester..

11 Scott, William

12 Selley, John B.

1837.

13 Byers, Henry. .

14 McDonald, Malcolm.

1839.

15 English, William

1841.
Iti Elliott, James

1842.

17 Davis, George 11 '

18 Fear, Samuel

19 Ogden, Thomas

1843.

20 Constable, Thomas W. .

21 Gear, Joshua

22 Kimball, Horatio N..

23 Lochead, Robert . .

.L.
.L.

1877
1875

,d. 1876

1844.

•

24 Howes, John .

25 Robinson, Robert...

. .D.

1877

1845.

26 Whiting, Richard

1846.

27 Blackstock, William S. ...

28 Corbett, John.. .

29 Osborne, John C .

.T.

. EX.

1879

1878

. .D.

.D.

. DliP.

1877
1880

1880

1877
1880

1878

1847.

30 McGill, William .

1848.

31 Armstrong, John..

32 Douglas, George

33 Wilson, Richard

1849.

34 Peck, William ...

35 Smith, Andrew A. .

1 850.

36 Adkins, Thomas O.

37 Creighton, William..

38 Hammond, Richard .

39 Huntington, Silas.

40 M (Ritchie, George ..

1851.

41 Sanderson, William..

1852.

42 Atkinson, Thomas .

43 Maudsley, Samuel E.

1853.

44 Houghton, Luther

45 Phillips, Samuel G

d. I 1874

MONTREAL CONFERENCE.

701

1854.

46 Bidden, William .

47 Dowler, John A

48 Hunt, Francis

49 Keough, Jabez B. ...

50 Koy, James..

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 . . .

62 Walton, John

1856.

63 Beaudry, Louis N

64 Bond, Stephen

65 Brown, William D

66 Charbonell, Thomas

67 Hunter, William J. ...

68 Krupp, Henry

69, Miller, William W.

70 Peterson, Andrew L.

71 Robson, Ebenezer

1857.

72 Connolly, Daniel

73 Mark, Robert..

74 Scott, John

1858.

75 Adams, William .

76 Bell, Thomas

77 Bland, Henry F.

78 Dorion, Joseph A

79 Gordon, James A.

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.

90 Johnston, Hugh...

91 Might, Samuel .

92 Shorey, Edmund S .

1860.

93 Kennedy, David.

94 Lucas, Daniel V..

95 Pyke, William . . .

96 Richardson, James E . .

97 Rose, Brock..

98 Stafford, Ezra A..

99 Wilson, John . . .

1861.

100 Gaetz, Leonard.

101 Galbraith, William.

102 Holmes, John...

103 Hooker, LeRoy . .

104 McCann, Alfred

105 McCullough, WilliamS.

106 O'Hara, James.

107 Roadhouse, Job . .

108 Williams, Thomas G..

.T.

.D.
. DEP.

. T.

1876

1879
1877

1875

1878

1880
1880

1875

1875

.D.
U.S.

.L.

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, Mnrmaduke L..

115 Robinson, Richard

116 Stewart, John..

117 Taylor, William

1863.

118 Allum, 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
148
149
150
151
152
153
154
155
156

Chambers, Alexander C.
Garrett, John C.
Grenfell, John
Had don, Thomas.
Jollifle, William J. .
Longley, Benjamin
Rilance, William.
Saunders, Jabez B.
Wilkinson, Isaac.
Winters. David ....

1869.

157 Allen, James. ....

158 Austin, Nathan ....

159 Awde, James .

160 Clipsham, John W

161 Ferguson, John. . .

162 Gifford, Gorham A.

163 Knight, Adolphus G
Hi 4 Oliver, Robert F.

165 Shier, Richard

166 Taylor, Edward H. .

1870.

167 Craig, William ...

168 Knowles, Henry W. .

1875,

1875

. T.
. L.

. D.

1877
1879

1870

.loc;. ! 1878

702

MINISTERS AND PROBATIONERS.

1870. — Continued.

169 Knox, William

170 Lawrence, John ...

171 Leach, John J. . .

172 Rennie, Thomas

i 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
1S3 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

. .D.

.DP.

. LOC.

1879
1875

1876

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.

214 Chown, Samuel D .

215 Conley, Thomas B... .

216 Crane, Edward W

217 Elleiy, 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 Onesakenavat, 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.

..DP.

. L.

.LOC.

.LOG.

. .DP.
.LOC.

.D.

.U.S.

187
187

187
187

187

.LOO.

188i

1871
*87!

188:

187!

187.1
187<
187!

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. H.

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

1878. — Continued.

17 Kendall, Sidney C

18 Lawson, James .....'.

19 McAdoo, Samuel N.. . . ......

20 Pierce, Barry.

21 Read, F. A . . . .

22 Summers, William H .

23 Thompson, John . r>.

1879.

24 Carson, Thomas C. ..... .

25 Craig, Thomas

26 Deveneau, Nelson W. . .

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..

84 Lett, Francis W. ...

35 Maher, Joseph L. A. . : . . .

36 Soinervillf, W William-

188C

MINISTERS AND PROBATIONERS FOR THE MINISTRY,

CONNECTED WITH THE

fflantxtal doufnzntt,

1874 to 1880.

A.

ADAMS, RICHARD N.

1859.

1874* George's Lake, . (sup'h.) 1

75 Plantagenet . (sup'h.) 1

76 Bell's Corners 3

79 Tamworth ... 2

ADAMS, WILLIAM.
1858.

1874 Dudswell 1

75 Mansonville 3

78 Sutton 3

ADKINS, THOMAS 0.

1850.

L874 Lansdowii . ...(sup'y. ) 7

ALLEN, JAMES, M.A.

1869.

1874 Kingston 2ml. . .- . ..3

77 Montreal 6th ... 3
SO Kemptville ... 1
A graduate of Victoria Uni-

■eraity— B.A., 1875 ; M.A., in
:ourse, 1880.

ALLEN, WILLIAM A.

c. 1873.— r. mn. 1874.—

R. f. c. & o. 1878.

873 Stanstead.. . . 2

75 Cowansville 2

77 Franklin Centre 3

80 Metcalfe. .. 1

ALLUM, CARL.
1863.

874 Renfrew, Ger. Mission . . 3
77 Egansville, (!er. Mission. 4

ARMSTRONG, JOHN.
1848.
874 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.

r. on t. 1876.

1876 Cowansville & W. Brome 1

77 Montreal Centre,French. 2
79 Removed to United States.

AUSTIN, NATHAN.
1869.— r. f. (.•. & o 1874.

1874 Lachine. . . . 2

76 Seeley'.s Bay 3

79 Portage-du-Forte. 2

AUSTIN, WILLIAM.

1871.— R. f. c k (... 1875.

1874 Kennebec. 1

75 Moulinette . 3

78 Island Brook . . . . 1

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 & Garden Is. 1

79 Cataiatpii 1

80 Pt. Levis & Bourg Louis 1

A graduate of (Queen's Univer-
sity, Kingston— B.A. , 1879.

B.

BATES, MARTIN JOSIAH.

R. on t. 1875. — R. f. c. & (.). 1880.

1875 South Mountain. . 1

76 Cataraqui 2

78 Montreal Theo. College.. 2
80 South Stukeley 1

BEAUDRY, LOUIS NAPO-
LEON.

1856.
1856 I 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 Methodiste Francaise," 1880.

BELL, THOMAS.
1858.

1874 Durham

76 Metis

79 West Farnham

BLACKSTOCK, WM. S.
1846.

1874 Napanee 3

77 St. Johns . . 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 FLESHER.

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.

704

MINISTERS AND PROBATIONERS.

BOND, STEPHEN.

1856.

1874 Kemptville 2

76 Farmersville. . . 2

78 Pakenham - . • • 3
Delegate to General Confer-
ence, Montreal, 1878.

Financial Secretary, 1880.

BORLAND, JOHN.
1835.

1874 Melbourne 1

75 St. John's, French 5

80 Granby, French.. .. 1

Chairman of French work, 1874
to 1880.

President of Conference, 1878.
Delegate to General Confer-
ence, Montreal, 1878.

BRICK, JOHN G.
1872.

1874 Inverness . . .1

75 Sherbroooke (sup'y.) 2

77 Gasps' Basin & Barochois 3
80 Anticosti & Gasp6 Basin. 1

BRIDEN, WILLIAM.

1854.

1874 Cataraqui ... 2

76 Odessa 3

79 Bath.. . . 2

BROCK, JAMES.

1830.

1874 Toronto Conference. ... 3

77 Kingston (sup'd.) 4

BROWN, THOMAS C.
1863.

1874 Compton 2

76 Granby 2

78 Wilton 3

BROWN, WILLIAM D.

lSf.6.

1874 Aultsville 2

76 Lansdowne .. . . 2

78 Melbourne ... 2

80 Aultsville ...(sup'd.) 1

BYERS, HENRY.
1837.
1874 Kingston. ... (sup'y.) 6
80 Deposed from the office of
the ministry.

c.

CAMPBELL, ALEXANDER.
1859.

1874 Cornwall 1

75 Ottawa West . ... 3

78 Morrisburg 3

Delegate to General Confer-
ence, Montreal, 1878.

CARR, JOSEPH.

c. 1872, 1873.— R. on t. 1874.—

R. f. c. & o. 1878.

.. 1

.. 1

1

1

I

1872 Ayfwin .
73 —

CAIRNS, HUGH.

1862.

1874 Clarenceville

77 Frelighsburg

79 Bedford

.. 3
2

2

74 North Gower

75 Melbourne

76 Montreal Theol. College. 2
78 Chelsea 3

CARSON, THOMAS C.

r. on t. 1879.

1879 Hudson 2

CHAMBERS, ALEXANDER C.

1868.
1874 London Conference 2

76 North Gower ... . 1

77 Portsmouth and Garden

Island ... 1

78 Morven and Gosport . 2
80 Wolford .... 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 Centreville 2

79 Edwardsburg ... . . 2

CHARBONKL, THOMAS.

1856.

1874 Compton, French.... 1
75 Compton & Sherbrooke,
French 3

78 Sherbrooke & Brompton. 3

CHOWN, SAMUEL DWIGHT.

c. 1874.— it. on t. 1875.—

r. f. (•■. & o. 1879.

1874 Melbourne . . 1

75 North Gower ... .1

76 Cobourg (s.v.c.) 2

78 Lancaster 2

80 Maitland 1

CLANCY, WM. ROCKWELL

ii. MiT. 1880.
1880 Bath

CLIPSHAM, JNO. WESLEY
1869.— r. f. c. &o. 1875.

1874 Hatley and Cassville.. .

75 Franklin Centre

77 St. Lambert & Chambly

79 Sawyerville

CONLEY, LEWIS.
R. o«t. 1875.— r. f. c. &o. 188C

1875 Pittsburg..

76 Matilda

77 Lansdowne

78 Cobourg s.v.c.

80 Franktown .

CONLEY, THOMAS B., B.A
o. 1874.— r. out. 1875.—
r. f. c. & o. 1879.
1874

75 Wilton

76 Cobourg .s.v.c. !

78 Newburg ..

79 Elginburg '.

A graduate of Victoria Univer
sity— B.A., 1878.

CONNOLLY, DANIEL.

1857
1874 Sherbrooke
75 Waterloo

78 Granby

79 Newburg . .
Financial Secretary, 1874

CONSTABLE, THOMAS W

1843.
1874 Spencerville ....

76 Compton ..

78 Cookshire . . . .(sup'd.)

CORBETT, JOHN.

1840.

1874 Grenville.

75 Three Rivers

76 Dixville

78 Expelled.

CORRY, THOMAS H.
r. on t. 1880.
1880 Lyn.

CRAIG, JAMES A., B.A.
c. 1878.— R. onr. 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 Beachburg ... ... 2

76 Onslow 2

78 Renfrew . . . . 3

CRANE, EDWARD WARD.

c. 1874. — R. on t. 1875. —

K. f. o. & o. 1878.

1874

75 Franklin Centre..

76 Shawbridge

77 Matilda

78 Odelltown . . .

CBEIGHTON, WILLIAM.

1859.
1874 Almonte (sup'd. ) 7

CEOOKSHANKS, SIMON.

1872.— r. f. (/. & o. 1877
1874 Island Brook 1

76 Cobourg (s. v.c.) 2

77 WestShefford.. 3

CROTHERS, WM. J., M.A.

1872.— 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, Moutreal — B.A., 1872 ;
M.A., in course, 1875.

CROZIER, JAMES G.

1872.— e. 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..

78 Mattawa.

79 Located.

D.

DAVIES, JOHN.
1855.

1874 St. Armand 2

76 Aultsville 3

79 Westmeath 1

80 Pittsburg 1

45

DAVIS, GEORGE H.
1842.

1874 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.— ii. f. c.&o. 1876.

1874 Bolton, French 1

75 Montreal Theo. College.. 1

76 Montreal, French 1

77 Roxton and Acton (Fch.) 4

De LONG, ALBERT MORICE.
1872 — r. f. c. & o. 1876.

1874 Bolron... 1

75 Robinson 3

78 West Brome 3

De LONG, FRANCIS.
1871.— R. f. c. 1875.

1874 East Dunham 1

75 Marbleton ... 3

78 West Brome (sup'd.) 1

79 Rawdon 2

DEVENEAU, NELSON W.

r. out. 1879.

1879 Montreal (French Mis.).. 1

80 Montreal and Mile End. . 1

DORION, JOS. ARCHIBALD.
1858.

1874 Shefford (French) 3

77 Waterloo &Canaan(Fch.) 2

79 Oka (Indian) 2

DOUGLAS, GEORGE, LL.D.

1848.
1874 ) 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.

DOWLER, 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

E.

EARL, JOSEPH.
R. oni. 1876.— r. f. c. & 0. 1880.

1876 Farmersville. 1

77 Lyn 1

78 Bell's Corners 1

79 Arundel 1

80 Alice . .... 1

EASON, RICHARD.
1872.— r k. c. & 0. 1876.
1874 Kingston First.... 1

75 Montreal Eighth. 2

77 London Conference. . . i

79 Evangelistic Work 1

80 Inverness . ]

ELDRIDGE, GARDINER
SPINK.

u. on T. 1877.

1877 Beebe Plain 1

78 Cobourg . (s>. v. c. ) 3

ELLERY, SAMUEL,
c. 1874.— r. o»i t. 1875.—
R. f. c. & o. 1879.
1874

75 Lyn

76 Winchester.,

77 Newburgh

78 Cataraqui ...

79 Alice

80 Seeley's Bay

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 187*7 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 ...

77 Newboro'..

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

706

MINISTERS AND PROBATIONERS.

F.

FAWCETT, JAMES B.
1872.

1874 Bath ...... 1

75 Carlton Place .. 1

76 Located.

FEAR, SAMUEL.

1842.

1874 Tarn worth 2

76 Tani worth (sup'd. ) 1

77 London Conference.

FERGUSON, JOHN.
1869.

1874 Selby
77 Pittsburg
80 Delta . .

FLANDERS, CHAS. RUSTON.
1873.

1874 St Armand 1

75 Cobourg .. .(u. v. c ) 5
80 Kingston First 1

FOLLICK, JOSEPH.
1855.

1874 Crosby

75 Carlton Place . . .

76 Beachburg

79 Battersea .

FORSEY, GEORGE.
1866.
1874 Newfoundland Conf .

75 Melbourne

78 Merrickville ....

80 Montreal Sixth

FOWKES, JOHN R.

1871.— e. f. c. & o. 1875.

1874 East Farnham 1

75 Shawbridge 1

76 Farnham .... 1

77 Lombardy 1

78 Glentay and Maberly.. . 2
80 Bearbrook . 1

FOWLER, HIRAM.

1855.

1874 Westineath.. ..3

77 Portage du Forte ... 2

79 East Bolton .■ 2

Chairman of District, 1875 and

1876.

Financial Secretary, 1877 and
1878.

FOWLER, JOSEPH H., M.A.

1863.
1874 Knowlton. 1

75 Sutton 3

78 Magog 1

79 Robinson 1

80 Windsor Mills ....... 1

FRANKLIN, BENJAMIN, B.A.

1872.

1874 Bell's Corners... , 1

75 Cobourg (u. v. o.) 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

G.

GAETZ, LEONARD.
1861.

1874 Nova Scotia Conference. 1
75 Montreal First. 3

78 London Conference.

GALBRAITH, WM., 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 Harrowsmith ..2

78 Lansdown. 3

GARRY, ROBERT.
1834.

1 874 Brockville (sup1 y. ) 3

Died Oct. 31st, 1876, aged 72

years and 4 months.

GARY IN, JOHN.
e. on t. 1875.

1875 Glentay and Maberly... 1

76 Franktown . . 1

77 Shawbridge .. . 1

78 Cobourg... . (s.v.c.) 2
80 Located.

GEOFFROY, ANTOINE.
R. f. c. 1875.
1875 Kingsey Siding (French),

GIBSON, JOHN,
r. out. 1875. — r. f. o. &o. 184
1875 Lansdown. ......

76 Wilton

77 Bath

78 Montreal Theol. College.
80 Riviere du Loup

gifford.gorhamalfre:

1869 ( Primitive

to I Methodist

73 ( Conference.

I 74 Point Fortune

77 Billing's Bridge.

80 Westmeath

Financial Secretary, 1880.

GORDEN, JAMES ALEX.
1858.
1874 Prescott

75 Ottawa, East . .

Died Aug. 23rd, 1875, aged l

years.

GRENFELL, JOHN.
1868.
1874 Bolton

76 Bedford

79 Knowlton .

GRENIER, WILLIAM CHAS

R. on t. 1877.
1877 Montreal, East (French.)

80 Montreal, Hochelega and

Longueuil . . . . .

H.

GEAR, JOSHUA.

1843.

1874 Dunham .(sup'y.) 7

HADDON, THOMAS.
1868.
1874 Leeds

76 Toronto Conference.

HAGAR, JOS. MESSMORE
M.A.
1865.

1874 Waterloo :

75 Gov. Stanstead Wes. Coll. !

77 Kemptville '

80 Kingston — Queen Street :

HALL, WILLIAM, M.A

1858.

1874 Ottawa East. 1

75 Cornwall ......... .... i

78 Montreal Eighth 5

HAMMOND, RICHARD M.

1860.

1874 North Gower i

76 Morrisburg. ..,.,. . . 2
78 Aylmer..., .. i

MONTREAL CONFERENCE.

707

HANSFORD WILLIAM.
1855.
1874 Gov. Stanstead Wes. Coll. 1
75 Prescott. ... 2

77 Pembroke 3

80 Napanee 1

Chairman of District, 1874 and

1877 to 1880. Delegate to Gene-
ral Confernce, Montreal, 1878.
President of Conference, 1880.

HANSON, ('HAS. AUGUS-
TINE.
1865.

1874 Toronto Conference. . . 4

78 Stanstead 3

Chairman of District, 1880.

HARD1E, ALEX., M.A.
1862.

187.4 Lawrenceville 2

76 Coaticoke. 2

. \ Gov. Stanstead Wes- / „
oq J leyan College. (

Chairman of District, 1875
and 1876.

HOLMES, JOHN.
1861.

1874 Arnprior. .
76 Bolton....
79 Ormiston. .

HARDIE, DAVID.
1833.

1874 Lawrenceville. ..(sup'd.) 2

76 Coaticoke (sup'd.) 1

77 London Conference.

HAYLOCK, JAMES JOSEPH.
1867 ( Primitive
to I Methodist

74 ( Conference.

75 Ayl win 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.
r. on x. 1878.
1878 Riviere du Loup.. .

79 Newboro'..

80 Carleton Place . .

HOLMES, A. LEE, M.A.
1871.— it. f. c. & o. 1875.
1874 Principal, Stanstead Wes-
leyan College ... 7

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.
k. 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.

HUGHES, SILAS JAMES.
1871.— R. 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 Lennoxville ...(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 2

76 North Gower 3

79 Cataraqui 2

I.

INGALLS, EDMUND S.

1835.

1874 Granby. .. .(sup'd.) 7

IRELAND, FRANCIS C.
1859.
1874 Montreal . ... (sup'y. ) 8
77 Located.

IRVINE, HENRY.
1863.

1874 Three Rivers 1

75 Fitzroy Harbour 2

77 Arnprior (sup'd.) 4

J.

JACKSON, SAMUEL.

1858.

1874 Frelighsburg (sup'y.) 7

JACKSON; WTILLIAM.
1862.

1874 Danville 1

75 Sherbrooke. .... 3

75 Kingston .... ... 2

80 Coaticoke 1

Financial Secretary, 1875 to

1877.

JAMIESON, WM. SMITH,

M.A.

1S72.— 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, 187 'J.

JAQUES, ALFRED.
r. on t. 1877.

1877 Magog.. .. ..1

79 Arundel .... 1

79 Wilton 1

Died April 28th, 1880, aged 27

years.

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

1859.

1874 London Conference. ... 4

78 Montreal First. ... 3
Financial Secretary, 1878.

708

MINISTERS AND PROBATIONERS.

JOLLIFFE, WILLIAM J.

1868.

1874 L'Orignal... 3

77 Gananoque 2

79 Lachine & CCte St. Paul. 2

JONES, CORNELIUS A.

1862.

1874 Cookshire 1

75 Island Brook. .. ..3

78 Playi'air 3

K.

KENDALL, SIDNEY C.
r. 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 Vankleek Hill 1

Died December 27th, 1879, aged
50 years.

KER, PETER.
1833.

1874 Thurso (sup'd.) 1

75 London Conference.

KIMBALL, HORATIO
NELSON.

1843.

1874 Dunham (.sup'y.) 3

77 WestBrome.. .(sup'y.) 2
Died Oct. 31st, 1878, aged 68

years.

KNIGHT, ADOLPHUS G.,

B.A.

1869.

1874 Shawbridge 1

75 Hairowsmith 1

76 Gananoque (sup'y.) 2

78 Located.

Note.— He is how (1880) Head
Master of the County High School
at Campbellford, Ontario.

KNOWLES, HENRY WM.
1870 — r. f. c. & o. 1875.
1874 Montreal Theol. College. 1
75 Chelsea . 3

78 Compton ... 3

KNOX, WILLIAM.
1870.— r. f. c. & o. 1875.

1874 Montreal Theol. College. 1

75 New Glasgow.. .. 2

77 Fitzioy Harbour . 3
80 Onslow 1

KRUPP, HENRY.
1856.
1874 Rankin (Germ.)
78 Bryson., ,

L.

LAIDLEY, ROBERT B.

c. 1874.— r. on t. 1875.

1874 .. .. 1

75 St. Armand 1

76 Montreal Theol. College. 2

78 Stanstead 1

7 9 Located. — 111 -health .

LANGRELL, WILLIAM L.
• r. on t. 1878.

1878 Aylmer 1

79 Located.— Ill-health.

LAWRENCE, CHAS. HENRY.
c. 1879.— r. on t. 1880.

1879 — — 1

KINES, JAMES.

80 Montreal Theol. College.

1

1863.

1874 Odessa 2

76 Wilton 2

78 Sherbrooke. 3
Financial Secretary, 1874, 1875,
1878 and 1879.
Chairman of District, 1880.

LAWRENCE, JOHN.

1870 "| Vermont
to J- Conference,

73 J United States.

74 Gaspe

77 Inverness

80 New Glasgow

3
3
1

KNEELANDS, ABNER W.
r. on T. 1875.

1875 Huntingdon 1

76 Dropped.

LAWSON, JAMES,
c. 1878.— R. on T. 1879.
1878 Avonmore

3

LEACH, JOHN J.
1870.— r. f. c. & o. 1874.
1874 Amherst Isle . .

76 Arnprior

79 Carp

LETT, FRANCIS W
R. on t. 1880.
1880 Huntingdon . .

LOCHEAD, ROBERT.

1843.

1874 Burv

75 Alice.

77 Plantagenet

78 Plantagenet ...(sup'd.)

79 Smith's Falls.. . . (sup'd.)

LONGLEY, BENJAMIN, B.A

1868.

ista J Georgeville & Magog,

15'*\ Montreal First

75 Montreal First . . . :

77 Montreal Eighth :

78 Principal, Sackville Wes-

leyan Academy .... :

80 Hercmingford

LUCAS, DANIEL VAN

NORMAN, M.A.

1860.

1S74 Farmersville. ....

75 Maitland :

77 Agent, Stanstead Wes-

leyan College

78 Montreal Third

The honorary degree of M.A

was conferred upon him in 1S7
by the University of South Care
Una, at Columbia, U. S.

M.

MADGE, WALTER W., B.A
c. 1874.— r. on t. 1875.

1874

75 Cataraqui .

76 Cobourg . . .(u. v. c.)
A graduate of Victoria Univei

sity— B.A., 1880.

MAHER, JOSEPH L. A.
r. on T. 18S0.
1880 Boucherville & Varenne,
(French)

MALLORY, DELMER
EDWARD.
r. out. 1876. — r. f. c. & o. 1881
1876 Richmond

77 Montreal Theol. College.
80 St. Henry and Tanneries

MONTREAL CONFERENCE.

709

MANSELL, THOS. JAMES.

e. on t. 1877.

1877 South Mountain ... 1

78 Farruersville . . 1

79 Aultsville .... *

80 Wilton . . !

MARCEAU, WM. F., B.A.
k. on T. 1875.

1875 Gaspe 2

77 No Station.— Ill-health. 1

78 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

75 Clarendon 3

78 Onslow.. 2

80 St Lambert . . . 1

MAUDSLEY, SAMUEL

EDWARD.

1852.

1874 Mattawa
76 Hudson. .
78 Hudson.

2

(sup'd.) 2

1

. .. 1

80 Hemmingford. .(sup'd.) 1

79 Bourg Louis . .

MEYER, FRED. W A.

k. on t. 1879.

1879 South Stukeley . . 1

80 North Gore . . .

1

MEYER, HENRY.
1871.— r. f. c. & o. 1877.

1874 Raglan 1

75 Montreal Theol. College. 2

77 Famham . . 1

78 Lawrenceville . . . 3

MIGHT, SAMUEL.
1859.
1874 Battersea . . .
75 Morveu and Gosport .

78 Moulinette

MILLER, WM. WESLEY.
1856.

1874 Moulinette 1

75 Play fair. . . 3

78 Lombardy. ... 3

MOORE, JOHN MORTON.

R. on t. 1879.

1879 Lyn 1

80 South Mountain.

MORROW, EDWARD, M.A.

1862.

1874 Portsmouth 1

75 Toronto Conference.

MUNROE, JOHN A.
1873.
1874 Roblin..
76 Bath.. .
78 Located.

Mc.

Mi RITCHIE 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.

McADOO, SAMUEL N.
c. 1878.— e. om. 1879.

1878

79 Farmersville.

80 Matilda

McCANN, ALFRED.
1861.

1874 Wilton..
76 Newburg..
79 North Oower.
Financial Secretary, 1876.

MiCULLOl'GH, WILLIAM

SIDNEY, M.A., M.D.

1861.

1874 Pittsburg 2

76 Merrick ville . "2

Died May 27th, 1878, aged

35 years and 2 months.

MeCUNN, DRUMMOND.
r. out. 1875.— R. f. o. & o. 1880.

1875 North Augusta . . 1

76 Newboro 1

77 Montreal Theol. College. 2 j

79 Bath.. 1

80 Arundel 1

Mcdonald, malcolm.

1837.
1874 Stanstead .(sup'd.) 7

Mcdowell, jno. vincent.

c. 1877.— R. »n 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

1878.

Delegate to G eneral Cenference,
Montreal, 1878.

MivKECHNIE, ROBERT W

E. on t. 1876.

1876 Aylmer 1

77 Montreal Theol. College. 2
79 Brownsburg 2

N.

NORTON, WILLIAM.
1855.

1874 Alice 1

75 Gren ville. . 3

78 Plantageuet .... 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 1

79 North Wakefield .... 2

OLIVER, ROBERT F.
1869.

1874 Renfrew . . 2

76 Carlton Place.. 1

77 Newboro' 3

80 Selby 1

ONESAKENARAT, JOSEPH.
r. out. 1875.— R. f. c. &o. 1880.

1875 Lake of Two Mountains.. 1

76 Caughnawaga 4

80 Caughnawaga and Corn-
wall Island . . . 1

^ote. — Joseph 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 1868, 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 ot
the Seignoi y 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 be
done. Soon, however, grave
complications arose between the
priests and the Indians, which
resulted in the impiisonment 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 bitter has been the per-
secution kept up that Joseph has
been placed in goal at St. Scho-
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

PARENT, ARMAND.
1858.

1874 Lake of Two Mountains.. 3

77 Oka 2

79 Waterloo and Canaan ... 2

PATTERSON, ALLAN.
1871.— e. 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 Sawyerville 2

76 Cookshire . 1

77 Toronto Conference.

PEARSON, MARMADUKE

LOUIS.

1862.

1874 Matilda 2

76 Montreal Second .... 3

79 Ottawa East 2

Financial Secretary, 1874 and
1875.

PEARSQN, WILLIAM.
1872 — r. f. c. & o. 1876.

1874 Winchester..

76 Hudson. . . .

77 Edwardsburg . . .
79 Aultsville .

PECK, WILLIAM.

1849.

1874 Lansdown.
75 Lansdown.
V Alice.
79 Beachburg

1

. . (stjp'y. ) 2
2
2

PERLEY, WILLIAM F.

1871.— R. f. c. & o. 1875.

1874 Cataraqui 1

75 Kennebec . 1

76 Tamworth. ... 3
79 Lyn... 2

PETERSON, ANDREW L.
1856.
1874 Edwardsburg. ... 1

75 Lombardy. 2

77 Franktown. 2

79 Kingston. ■ . ..(sup'd.) 1

80 Toronto Conference 1

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 Lachute..
75 Huntingdon.
77 Cowansville.. .
80 VankleekHill.

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.. ..*....

77 Maitland .....
80 South Mountain. . .

PIERCE, BARRY.

r. on t. 1878.

1878 Pittsburg 1

79 Dixville ... 1

80 VankleekHill 1

PINEL, JOSEPH.

R. 071 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.— r. 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.

c. 1874.— r. om. 1875.—
r. f. o. & o. 1878.

1874 Lyn 1

75 Matilda. . .... 1

76 Newburg 1

77 Winchester.. 2

79 Beebe Plain 2

PYKE, WILLIAM.
1860.
1874 Farnham.. .. 2

76 Durham ...... 3

79 Roblin 1

80 Amherst Island. 1

E.

RANEY, WILLIAM.
1865.

1874 Carleton Place.

75 Osgoode

76 Metcalfe

77 Lyn.. .. *
79 Winchester ....

MONTREAL CONFERENCE.

711

HEAD, F. A.

r. on t. 1878.

1878 Carlton Place. .. 1

79 Richmond. . 1

80 Cobourg. . (s.v.c. ) 1

RENNIE, THOMAS.
1870.— r. f. c & o. 1874.

1874 Frankville 2

76 West Brome 2

78 Barnston Corners 2

80 West Shefford 1

REYNOLDS, FRANCIS C.
1867.

1874 Richmond.

77 Selby

80 Merrickville . .

RICHARDSON, EZEKIEL.
1867.

1874 Bryson 2

76. Edwardsburg . . . . 1

Died December 9th 1876, aged j
40 years. !

Richardson, james e.

I860. :

1874 Granby ... •. . 2 ■

76 St. Armand 3 [

79 Frelighsburg 2

ROBSON, ebenezer.

1856.
1874 Morrisbuvg. . . 2
76 Aylmer 2

78 Lachute 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

ROV, JAMES, M.A.
1854.

1874 Toronto Conference .

75 Montreal Sixth

77 Deposed.

RYAN, WILLIAM.
1867.
1874 Toronto Conference. .

76 Renfrew. . . .

78 Three Rivers . .

RILANCE, WILLIAM.

1868.

1874 Centreville ... 1

75 North Augusta 3

78 South Mountain 2 !

80 Lancaster . . 1

ROADHOUSE, JOB.
1861.

1874 Bearbrook 1

75 Thurso . . 2 '

77 Aylwin 3
80 Robinson... . 1

ROBINSON, GEORGE.

1864. j

1874 Lansdown 1 i

75 Delta. ... . . 3 !

78 North Augusta 3 j

ROBINSON, RICHARD. j
1862. I

1874 Frelighsburg 3

77 Knowlton. .. 2 j

79 St. Armand.. . . 2

ROBINSON, ROBERT.
1844.

874 Newboro' .. 3

77 Oxfofc 3

89 Morrisburg (sup'd.) 1

s.

SANDERSON, DAVID COOK.
R. on t. 1876.— E. 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

80 Harrowsmith ... 1

SASSKY1LLE, ERNEST M.

r. 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. ..(.si'p'y.) 2

Died December 30th,
aged 43 years.

1875,

SCOTT, MOSES.
1872.— r. f. c. & o. 1876.
1874 Beebe Plains . . 2

76 Leeds . . 3

79 Ulverton .. 2

SCOTT, WILLIAM.

1836.

1874 Smith's Falls. 2

76 Brockville 1

77 Stanstead 1

78 Dunham 2

80 Waterloo 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,
LL.B.

1864.

M.A.,

1874 St. Lambert, and Instruc-
tor Wcsleyan 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, 187S.
Secretary of Conference, 1878.
Delegate to Second General
Conference, Montreal. 1878.

SHERIDAN, WILLIAM.

1858.

1874 Merrickville.

76 Pittsburg.. ..

77 Bath. ...
79 Odessi

712

MINISTERS AND PROBATIONERS.

SHIBLEY, SAMUEL.
1872.— e. f. c. & o. 1876.

1874 Carlton Place..

75 Newboro'

76 Windsor Mills .

77 Roblin

79 Thurso

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 Centreville. 2

77 Westineath .2

79 Bath .. ..(sup'd.) 2

SHORTT, WM. KEMMIS, M.A.

1872.— r. 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
76 Cataraqui ....
79 Matilda. . . ....

SMITH, NATHANIEL.
1866.
1874 Morven and Gosport .

75 Cookshire. .

76 Lawrenceville .. . .

78 Mansonville . ....

79 London Conference.

SMITH, WILLIAM.
c. 1877.— e. on t. 1878.

1877 .... 1

78 North Gore 2

80 Montreal Theol. College. 1

■ SMITH, WM. THOMAS.

e. om. 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.

e. 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. c. & 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 Clareridon. .
75 Rawdon.
78 Marbleton. .

STEWART, JOHN.
1862.
1874 Knowjton.
77 Clarenceville. .
80 Morven and Gosport .

STEWART, JOHN HARDY.
1864.

1874 Elgin 1

75 Lansdown. 2

77 Manotick 3

80 Billing's Bridge 1

STEATTON, JOHN G.
e. on t. 1876.
1876 Selby and Roblin.

Died March 26th, 1871, aged
31 years.

SUMMERS, WILLIAM H.

e. 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 Boxton 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 . .(sup'y.) 1

80 Roblin 1

TAYLOR, ERNEST M., B.A.

1873.— e. f. c. & o. 1877.
1Q_. ( Montreal Second. . . ) ,
1874 j Georgeville and Ma- \
gog, and Assistant
Governor of Stanstead
Wesleyan College.

75 Waterloo.... 1

76 Beebe Plains .... 1

77 Hatley and Cassville... . 3
80 Melbourne - .1
A graduate of McGill Univer-
sity— B.A., 1875.

TAYLOR, MELVIN.
o. 1877.— e. f. c. & o. 1878.

1877 Dixville 1

78 Melbourne 1

79 Stanstead.. !

80 Newburg.. ,.?. . • • 1

MONTREAL CONFERENCE.

713

TAYLOR, WILLIAM.

1862.

1874 Avonmore 1

75 London Conference. . 1

TEESON, SAMUEL.

1858.

1874 Osgoode 1

75 South Mountain. ... 3

78 Harrowsmith 2

80 Clarenceville 1

TENNANT, ELISHA.
1863.

1874 London Conference . . . 5

79 Frankville 2

THOMPSON, JOHN,
c. 1878.— e. on t. 1879.

1878 .. . 1

79 Pittsburg 1

80 No station— ill-health . 1

Bied September 29th, 1880,
aged 23 years.

TIMBERLAKE, WILLIAM.

1871.— e. f. c. & o. 1875.

1874 Coaticoke 1

75 Georgeville and Magog.. 1

76 Magog 2

78 Danville 3

TISDALE, MARK.
c. 1873.— e. om. 1874.

1873 1

74 Shawbridge. . 1

75 North Gore.. 1

76 Dropped.

TOMKINS, JOHN.
1827.

1874 Stanstead (.sup'd.) 7

TOPPING, NASSAU B.

1871.— e. f. c. & o. 1876.

1874 Student.. .(n.c.) 1

75 Bell's Corners 1

76 Arundel ....... 1

77 Thurso 2

79 Arden 2

TRIMBLE, JXO. BROWNLEE.

c. 1876.^e. on t. 1877.

1876 Lansdown . . 1

77 Richmond. . . . 1

78 Cobourg. . .(s.v.o.) 1

79 Point Levis 1

80 No station— ill-health 1

w.

WALTON, JOHN.

1855.
1874 Pakenham . . .

75 Dunham
78 Coaticoke..
80 Lachute. .

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.c.) 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 EL1AS.

1871.— n. 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. — e. om. 1875.—

oed. 1877.— e. f. o. 1878.

1873 Melbourne . . . . 1
74 Windsor Mills 2

76 West Shefford I

77 New Glasgow. .. 3

80 Aylwin . . 1

WHITESIDE, ARTHUR.
1872.— e. f. v. & 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

78 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, 1 879 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.
76 Spencerville..
79 West Winchester. .

WILSON, RICHARD.

1848.

1874 Kingston.
75 Chambly..
77 Lacolle..
79 Almonte.

.(sup'd.) 1

WINTER, DAVID.

1868.

1874 New Glasgow

75 Lachute. . .
78 Farmersville.

Y.

YOUNG, WILLIAM ROBERT.
r. on t. 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 YEAE,

FROM ITS ORGANIZATION IN 1874 TO THE YEAR 1880.

Note. — The letter " w " following the name of a Circuit indicates a continuation of that Circui
from the Wesleyan Conference, and the letter "n" a continuation from the New Connexion Confei
ence — a reference to these Conferences will give the Circuit's history prior to 1874.

A.

ALICE.— w.

Year

Names of Ministers.

1874 William Norton..

75 Robert Locliead . .

76 Robert Lochead .

77 William Peek

78 William Peck

79 Samuel Ellery

80 Joseph Earl . .

1874 William McUill . . .

75 William McGill

76 George McRitchie.

77 George McRitchie .

78 George McRitchie ..

79 Richard Wilson .. .

80 Richard AVilson.. .

1874 John J. Leach

75 John J. Leach

76 George H. Squire, M.A.

77 George H. Squire, M.A.

78 George H. Squire, M.A.

79 J ames E. Werden

80 William Pyke

Ap-
point-
ments.

ALMONTE.— w.

No. of

Fu

Members.

Conting.

Educa.

62

$3 25

$1 75

60

2 00

1 13

71

2 25

1 25

64

2 15

1 05

165

3 00

2 47

153

3 85

2 60

131

2 19

2 21

AMHERST ISLE.— w.

$i 74 $115 88

2

27

4

94

3

50

5

43

5

50

2

47

95

6 35

7 25

22 10

98

8 00

16 50

31 00

107

8 20

9 50

15 00

145

13 15

22 80

22 40

150

11 55

15 00

22 40

140

7 45

5 22

11 50

141

6 26

4 66

13 56

2

50

6 75

4 25

7 20 1

2

48

8 00

6 67

7 25

55

9 00

4 83

7 50

49

5 22

3 25

12 25

45

6 00

3 50

17 00

49

6 50

2 10

16 00

52

6 00

3 22

9 00

83 50

42 56

25 88

94

26

78

32

49

25

76

17

162 23

93 00

131

16

134

78

92

15

49 41

73 62

85

80

81

85

95 35

95

06

107 80

91

48

MONTREAL CONFERENCE.

715

ANTICOSTI.
kn Island in the heart of the Gulf of St. Lawrence, it is about 120 miles long and 50 miles broad.
Pox 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.

Funds.

874 Visited by George Douglas, LL.D.

76 Joseph Pinel. . .

77 Joseph Pinel

78 Joseph Pinel.

79 JosephPinel

80 John G. Brick.

16
62
62
63
66

Conting.

Educa.

Sup. M.

Miss'y.

$i 50

$i 25

$2 77

$28 95

ARDEN.
l village in the township of Kennebec, County of Addington, Ontario.

miles. It was formerly Kennebec Mission.

876 ( William Marcham). .
11 (William Mar cham)..

78 (Joseph Little)

79 Nassau B. Topping.

80 .Nassau B. Topping.

54
56
59
59
69

Distant from Napanee, 40

44 91
32 81
28 77
34 32
39 00

2 92

1 56
1 20

1 04

i is

i io

1 12

ARNPRIOR — w.
874 John Holmes . . .

75 John Holmes ...

76 John J. Leach

77 John J. Leach .... ....

78 John J. Leach .

79 Edmund S. Shorey. .

80 Edmund S. Shorey

ARUNDEL,
village and township in the County of Argenteuil, Quebec. Distant from Grenville, 22 miles. It

was formerly part of Grenville Mission.
876 Nassau B. Topping. ...

3

■85

7 88

1 97

7 25

91 87

3

88

7 50

5 00

7 75

95 90

3

84

7 00

4 42

18 00

82 55

3

100

7 56

4 25

16 00

90 36

3

100

8 00

5 29

17 41

79 93

3

102

6 11

5 17

12 15

58 16

2

- 71

6 48

5 83

11 65

62 12

77 (Joseph Little) . .

78 Alfred Jaques..

79 Joseph Earl

80 Drummond McCunn..

30
40
43

57

1

20

1

00

1

19

1

00

1 00
1 00

1 00

1 00

5 00
1 25
3 00

16 70

57 74
21 78
41 80

874 William D. Brown..

75 William D. Brown.

76 John Davies. . ....

77 John Davies. .

78 John Davies. . .

79 William Pearson, Thomas J. Mansell.

80 William Pearson. . . ....

AULTSVILLE.— w,

210
223
240
240
300
300
306

374 William Taylor..

75 James O'Hara

76 James O'Hara...

77 James O'Hara

78 James Lawson.

79 James Lawson. . .

80 James Lawson.

AVONMORE.— w.

5 J 70

5 68

5 ! 50

3 55

3 60

5 77

5 100

6 70

4. 00

2.3 00

9 03

8 50

22 57

8 08

8 01

22 00

6 40

10 20

22 00

7 12

15 53

28 00

7 42

9 85

30 37

7 75

4 01

18 66

4 50

1 70

9 53

5 16

1 04

10 00

3 00

3 00

5 57

4 80

2 00

8 00

2 00

1 00

5 00

4 00

1 70

6 00

1 82

1 22

6 00

157 76
193 04
196 36
182 00
272 15
209 60
162 04

113 60

102 64

79 62

60 89

50 00

65 61

85 57

AYLMER.— w.

174 Joseph W Sparling, B.D

75 Joseph W. Sparling, B.D

76 E. Robson, Robert W. McKechnie.. .

77 Ebenezer Robson

1 8 R. M. Hammond, Wm. L. Langrell..

79 Richard M. Hammond

80 Richard M . Hammond . .

83
88
137
172
173
167
148

: 15 65

6 63

19 61

17 20

31 00

24 50

17 25

26 00

23 00

13 09

16 50

23 19

8 03

12 62

20 50

5 89

5 00

20 00

6 00

5 00

20 10

216 86
268 40
283 39
171 14
156 41
121 39
93 36

716

CIRCUITS AND MISSIONS.

AYLWIN.— w.

Year

Names of Ministers.

1874 Samuel B. Phillips .

75 James Joseph Hay lock

76 James Joseph Haylock

77 Job Roadhouse ....

78 Job Roadhouse

79 Job Roadhouse

80 Isaac Wheatley

Ap-
point-
ments

12
10
11
11
11
11
•10

No. of •
Members.

137
135
70
75
80
80
90

Funds.

Conting. Educa. Sup.*M. Miss'y,

00
00

00
00
38
00
31

$2 00
4 50

0 50

1 00

2 00
2 00
2 78

$9 00
10 00

1 00

2 00
5 00
4 19
2 73

$140 2(
99 3i
85 34
93 5J
97 7(
60 (X
82 2J

B.

BARNSTON CORNERS.

A village in the township of Barnston, County of Stanstead, Quebec.

Coaticoke Circuit.

1875 Allan Patterson

76 Allan Patterson

77 Allan Patterson

78 Thomas Rennie .

79 Thomas Rennie

80 Isaac Wilkinson

1

48

9 44

6 82

5 55

1

50

4 00

3 00

9 00

1

48

4 00

8 00

3

53

5 76

2 66

2 09

. 3

52

5 01

1 73

1 16

It was formerly part of tl

37 2£
39 55
44 9£
16 81
9 6J

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 Briuen, Drummond McCunn.

80 William Briden, Wm. R. Clancey.. .

BATH.

— w.

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 It
306 64

314 77
252 92
392 0C
418 55
367 9C

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 Follick . .

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

4

92

4 79

1 52

13 45

4

80

4 00

3 13

10 45

5

63

5 78

2 50

12 15

4

54

4 75

2 35

9 87

139 OC
96 85
72 75

102 05
82 1C
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

It was formerly part of

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 . .

3

95

3 00

4 44

14 06

3

100

3 00

5 41

9 75

4

92

5 63

2 08

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

BEARBROOK.— w.

6

75

5 27

1 79

16 00

4

75

5 28

3 52

17 "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

73 8;

59 01

67 93

79 54

74 1C

43 2£

162 68

137 71

104 34

129 58

60 at

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

Names of Ministers.

Ap-
point-
ments

No. of
Members.

Funds.

Year

Conting.

Educa.

Sup. M.

Miss'y.

1876 John Grenfell..

77 John Grenfeil ....

78 John Grenfell

79 Hugh Cairns ... ... ....

80 Hugh Cairns

4
5
4
3

"95

90

98

110

$5 00
5 05

4 74

5 00

$5 '60
5 42
4 00
4 25

16 66

8 58
6 00
8 00

$62 45
66 68
62 58
43 06

1874 Moses Scott .

75 Moses Scott

76 Ernest M. Taylor, B.A.

77 Gai'dnerS. Eldridge..
78

79 George C. Poyser

80 George C. Poyser

BEEBE PLAIN.— w.

2
3
4
2
3
4
6

23

31
38
104
110
107
112

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

169
200
226
232
234
238

3 05

25
67
00
75
52

BELL'S CORNERS.— w.

2 10 j

5 78
4 CO

3 00
3 60
1 33

4

25 1

7

54 1

10

87

4

50

3

76

6

50

7 92

20 38

10 00.

5 00

20 00

6 00

3 33

20 00

8 77

8 85

20 00

10 15

5 75

23 00

9 76

6 00

20 00

BILLING'S BRIDGE.
A village on the Rideau Canal, in the township of Gloucester, County of Carlton, Ontario.

formerly part of Long Island Locks Circuit.
1877 Gorham A. Gifford

78 Gorham A. Gifford . ... 4 108

79 Gorham A. Gifford .... ... 5 109

80 John Hardy Stewart.. .. .. 6 140

5 06

....
432

5 02

4 93 |

1 04

4 14

4 25

2 00

6 00

1874 John Grenfell . .

75 John Grenfell..

76 John Holmes . . .

77 John Holmes.. .

78 John Holmes ..

79 See East Bolton.

BOLTON.— w. & k.

97

97

203

7 141

6 121

7 123

9 00

5 21

12 00

9 00

6 50

12 00

9 50

10 54

13 18

5 00

5 25

9 00

5 00

2 10

7 00

4 00

2 14

7 00

31

10

35

14

54

74

40 87

52 06

67

01

56

90

229

21

271

64

252

30

291

00

216

72

217

65

It was

111

91

89

40

S3

88

118

58

140

83

131

38

129

00

40 90

38

54

BOURG LOUIS.
A" village on the River St. Lawrence, in the County of Port Neuf, Quebec. It was formerly Port

Neuf Mission.

1874 Isaac Williamson

75 . ..

76 (Frederick Francis)

77 (Frederick Francis) ... .

78 ( William Marcham) . . .

79 Samuel E. Maudsley. . .

SO United with Point Levis. .

2
2
2
9
2
4

39
29

29
29
29
30
24

0 80

1 00

1 50

1 00

17 68

7 15

9 37

7 35

6 60

6 35

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. . . .

BROCKVILLE — w.

230
236
220
215
232
226
226

BROWNSBURG.
A village in the township of Chatham. County of Argenteuil, Quebec

Lachute Circuit.
1878 John Hiscox . .... . .

79 Robert W McKechnie 6 108 1 00

80 Robert W. McKechnie 6 117 150

332 66

389 00
306 60
306 57
375 76

386 97

387 00

It was formerly part of

25 40

13 50

42 SO

26 20

30 75

43 20

26 25

24 00

41 00

21 47

24 55

20 00

13 60

21 17

36 00

23 50

17 80

37 25

29 25

22 10

43 00

1 00

2 30

3 00

4 50

21 50
76 25

718

CIRCUITS AND MISSIONS.

BRYSON— w.

Year

Names of Ministers.

1874 Ezekiel Richardson.
75 Ezekiel Richardson. .
John C. Osborne .
John C. Osborne .

Henry Krupp

Henry Krupp.. ...
Henry Krupp. .

76

77
78
79
80

1874 Robert Lochead. . .. .
75 Now called Robinson .

Ap-
point-
ments.

No. of
Member's.

55
55
56
73
72
78
85

BURY.— w.

Funds.

Conting. Educa. Sup M

25
83
00
00
10
31
53

35
24
50
25
35
59
31

$4 25
3 22

34

2 30

2 25 i

3 60

34

2 13

2 25 J

3 75

Miss'y.

$81 56

58 73

48 37

48 54

50 00

58 72

79 56

39 54
25 06

c.

CARLETON PLACE.— w.

1874 William Raney, Samuel Shibley I 6

75 Joseph Follick ... I 6

76 Robert F. Oliver | 6

77 William S. Jamieson, B. A i 6

78 Wm. S. Jamieson, B.A., F. A. Reed J 6

79 Wm S. Jamieson, B.A., Jas. Elliott..; 5

80 James Simpson, Alva Holden . i 5

CATARAQUI.

154
189
250
202
156
160
175

10 23

5 50

23 00

12 46

9 76

28 77

8 20

5 65

21 00

8 25

9 19

14 57

8 75

4 80

24 05

8 68

4 21

12 00

9 00

5 50

14 00

w.

1874 William Briden, William F. Perley . 9 270

75 William Bviden, William W. Madge. 9 250

76 Andrew A. Smith, Martin J. Bates. . . 9 245

77 Andrew A. Smith, Martin J. Bates 9 260

78 Andfew A. Smith, Samuel Ellery ... 9 280

79 George G. Huxtable, Jas. Awde, B.A. 9 303

80 George G. Huxtable, (Salem Bland.).. * 6 188

CENTREVILLE.—

16 53

7 10

45 00

16 35

10 00

40 00

14 81

10 50

41 00

11 60

10 03

38 53

11 71

10 05

39 02

8 05

6 0Q

35 00

5 00

4 CO

20 00

1874 William Rilance .

75 William Short

76 William Short

77 Joseph H. Chant

78 Joseph H. Chant. ...

79 United with Tamworth . . .

1874 Edward A.. Ward.

75 Richard Wilson

76 Richard Wilson .

77 United with St. Lambert.

5
5
4
4

4
4

104

97
80
90
71
60

6 04

2 54

16 53

6 05

6 37

13 52

3 41

2 34

13 20

3 42

1 87

11 08

3 50

2 00

5 25

3 50

1 50

5 00

CHAMBLY.— w.

.1

1874 William H. Sparling.,

75 Henry W. Kuowles . .

76 Henry W. Knowles .

77 Henry W Knowles . .

78 Joseph Carr , ,

79 Joseph Carr .

80 Joseph Carr . .

1874 Hugh Cairns . .

75 Hugh Cairns .

76 Hugh Cairns .

77 John Stewart..

78 John Stewart..

79 John Stewart ..

80 Samuel Teeson

CHELSEA. -
3
3
3
3
4
4
5

15
16
15
11

-w.
40
64
67
78
73
40
73

5 00

1 30

6 21

5 00

4 45

6 60

5 57

12 60

6 76

2 50

0 87

2 79

4 53

1 15

3 14

7 22

3 40

5 01

10 00

6 00

8 00

5 00

7 00

8 00

3 00

4 00

6 00

4 50

3 20

5 75

3 50

4 00

5 50

CLARENCEVILLE.— w.

5

216

8

230

10

253

10

250

9

287

9

280

9

256

10 08

7 00

35 00

11 25

20 50

36 00

11 43

33 10

31 00

11 50

17 00

43 00

11 65

15 00

25 00

8 00

2 31

25 00

8 05

6 41

25 30

173 56
233 29

196 82

197 25
166 28
148 81
155 20

276 90
312 75
333 10
306 77
328 06
261 46
106 51

90 12
72 7C
83 29
57 37
42 65
25 90

73 00

156 00

83 57

63 84

159 76
168 77
144 45
105 34

86 70

76 60

100 00

148 02

160 20
150 00
150 57
125 45

95 14
113 13

El gin burg set off.

MONTREAL CONFERENCE.

719

Year,

Names of Ministers.

CLARENDON.— w.

i ,

I ^Pntj No. of

1 , Members,
merits.

Funds.

Conting. ! Educa. j Sup. M.i Miss'y.

1874 George Stenning. .

8

173

Si 00

•Si

25

§6

00

•SI 58 72

75 Robert Mark, M.D

. . '-)

190

3

86

2

15

19

72

101 59

76 Bobert Mark, M D

. 5

190

4

00

2

50

20

25

123 18

77 E. Mark, M.D., {Enoch IV Skinnc

r*Y 5

211

4

25

2

75

14

22

85 59

78 John C. Osborne.

5

199

4

30

2

80

15

00

44 10

79 John C. Osborne.

;t

186

■_>
•j

00

2

00

10

00

64 91

80 John ( ' Osborne.

7
COATICOKE

181
. — \v.

2

90

2

15

10

65

65 36

1874 Le Roy Hooker, Win. Timberlake

5 :

150

S

45

5

20

10

86

149 84

75 Le Koy Hooker

5

158

10

00

8

30

12

50

140 62

76 Alexander Hardie, M.A. . .

■>

104

10 50

9

00

16

50

71 IS

77 Alexander Hardie, M.A.

3

118

11

00

17

14

20

00

108 38

78 John Walton

. . . 5

119

10

00

11

04

20

00

75 36

79 John Walton .

2 '

100

10

26

9

50

24

06

83 00

80 William Jackson. .

i ■
COMPTON.

92
— w.

8

68

10

80

20

25

81 93

1874 Thomas <.'. Brown ...

5

100

11

15

6

50

16

00

123 48

75 Thomas C. Brown .

5

100

10

25

7

53

13

65

97 44

76. Thomas W. Constable

5

95

9

51

10

08

12

78

96 86

77 Thomas W. Constable .

5

100

8

00

12

81

13

00

65 43

78 Henry W Knowles.

4

96

6

00

5

66

13

00

44 22

79 Henry W. Knowles . .

3

64

2

90

2

66

4

44

43 71

80 Henry AY Knowles

4

59

2

00

4

59

3

59

20 00

COOKSHIRE.— w.

1874 Cornelius A. Jones. .

6 j

54

5

00

2

09 !

6

50

44 07

75 Nathaniel Smith. .

.': 2 i

47

4

00

2

25

6

50

45 00

76 James Pearen, B.A.

3 1

43

5

25

1

50

4

00

32 29

77 James Henderson .

43 i

8

04

8

25

10

00

57 54

78 James Henderson

•1 4 !

47

8

19

2

27

13

99'

50 60

79 William T Smith

. .! 3 i

56

6

25

1

50

10

00

62 47

80 William T. Smith, Joseph Pinel. .

..| 10 1

97

7

75

4

10

10

30

74 01

CORNWALL.— w.

1874 Alexander Campbell

. . i 1

75

8

50

2

50

15

00

148 95

75 William Hall, M.A

...; i j

76

8

00

2

50

15

00

106 35

76 William Hall, M.A.

i i.

100

10 00

5

75

16

00

123 52

.77 William Hall, M.A

i i

120

10

50

6

00

17 00

146 39

78 Richard Whiting . . . . .

.;ii

140

12

50

8

85

20

00

138 10

79 Richard Whiting

: i '

100

12

60

8

90

20

25

79 26

80 Eichard Whiting

_

1

105

12

70

9

00

20

50

104 80

COWANSVILLE.
A village in the township of Dunham, County of Missisquoi

Circuit.
1875 William A. Allen.... !

76 William A. Allen. ... '3

77 Samuel G. Phillips. . . 3

78 Samuel G. Phillips j 6

79 Samuel G. Phillips, M.A. ... j 6

80 William H. Sparling,, B.A. . . . 4

112

7

91

5

106

5

92

4

115

2

It was formerly part of the Dunham

72 60
74 67
52 54
46 41
42 44

28

6 50

6 15

00

4 56

14 16

66

3 13

4 56

37

2 62

2 62

52

4 90

2 28

1874 William Jackson. . .

75 Edward A. Ward . . .

76 Edward A. Ward

77 Edward A. Ward .

78 William Timberlake..

79 William Timberlake..

80 William Timberlake. .

D.

DANVILLE.— w.

9
4
4
5
5
5
5

158
144
161
165
200
204
183

6 45

3 10

13 45

7 55

12 47

10 00

10 00

12 50

12 00

10 00

12 50

12 20

10 00

10 34

12 25

11 14

11 86

12 30

12 18

10 52

11 50

85 60
102 11

135 15

136 08
80 45
78 83
84 05

* Accidentally killed in the great Lone Land whither he had gone as a missionary in 1878.

720

CIRCUITS AND MISSIONS.

DELTA.

A village in the township of Bastard, County of Leeds, Ontario.

Elgin Circuit.

It was formerly part of the

Year

Names of Ministers.

1875 George Robinson . .

76 George Robinson : .

77 George Robinson . .

78 William Sanderson

79 William Sanderson

80 John Ferguson . .

Ap-
point-
ments

No. of
Members.

176
172
172
158
190

Funds.

Conting. Educa. Sup. M. Miss'y,

$8 95
7 81

7 93

8 00
6 90

$6 42

8 81

5 70

5 90

5 70

$14 00

11 00

12 00

12 30

13 15

DIXVILLE.

A village in the township of Barford, County of Stanstead, Quebec.

1876 John Corbett

»7 I John Corbett, )
' ' / Melvin Taylor, (
78

79 Barry Pierce

80 James A. Craig, B.A.

1874 Thomas Bell

75 Now called Marbleton .

22

26

DUDSWELL.

•I 4 I
' 4 I

32
42
45

— w.

71
67

05
10

1 00

2 00

1 75

•

2 07

2 48

1 4fi

2 50
0 75

6 45
0 84

1 00

0 50

1 25

$17l 63

128 48

133 17

61 76

40 00

3 24

15 30

11 90

5 60

15 36

44 09
41 10

DURHAM.— w.

1874 Thomas Bell

75 Thomas Bell . .

76 William Pyke .

77 William Pyke .

78 William Pyke . „

79 See Ulverton. ..

138
132
132
140
140
140

7 27

3 73

12 58

5 00

3 78

13 25

5 00

1 39

9. 00

2 22

4 00

6 00

4 34

4 00

4 00

* 2 00

2 00

4 00

124 65
53 92
39 45
72 01
45 15
57 11

DUNHAM.

— W. & N.

1874 William English

4

92 j

5 77

1 81

17 50

122 13

75 John Walton.. /, ..

4

105

7 15

15 00

21 00

111 54

76 John Walton

3

87

13 09

20 14

22 2:>

82 10

77 John Walton

1

59

8 00

12 00

20 00

58 68

78 William Scott

1

54

7 00

8 50

22 00

46 31

79 William Scott

1'

48

3 50

4 50

15 00

40 96

80 James G. Crozier. . . ......

2

48

4 25

2 82

10 67

31 15

E.

1874 Andrew L. Peterson

75 John A. Dowler . .

76 Ezekiel Richardson

77 William Pearson,

78 William Pearson

79 Joseph H. Chant

80 Joseph H. Chant

EDWARDSBURG— w.
4
5
5
3
3
4
4

ELGIN.

1874 John H. Stewart , . ; 5 j

75 Circuit divided. See Delta & Lombardyi 8 I

150

5 26

3 00

9 50

176 00

145

4 00

1 50

8 00

138 91

140

4 10

1 50

7 06

132 65

162

6 24

2 57

5 32

46 85

175

5 10

1 63

7 26

124 65

190

3 09

1 40

5 00

91 31

172

3 50

2 00

8 00

87 66

w.
153

4 00

1 50

10 00

132 47

166

4 34

4 60

10 00

137 30

ELGINBUBG.

A village in the township of Kingston, County of Frontenac, Ontario,

with Cataraqui Circuit.

1879 Thomas B. Conley, B.A

80 Thomas B. Conley, B.A 4 117 4 32

It was formerly connected

2 73

5 00

74 52

MONTREAL CONFERENCE.

721

F.

FARMERS VIL LE. — w.

Year

Names of Ministers.

1874 Daniel V Lucas, John Web3ter

75 Jabez B. Saunders, Thomas Rennie.

76 Stephen Bond, Joseph Earle.

77 Stephen Bond, John Webster

78 David Winter, Thomas J. Mansell..

79 David Winter, Sa uuel N. McAdoo.

80 David Winter, William Somerville. .

Ap-
point-
ments

No. of
Members.

10
9
9

7
11

334
345
370
3S8
420
317
335

Funds.

Conting. Educa. Sup. M. ' Miss'y.

511 00
10 00

8 00

9 2J
10 95
12 75
14 13

$8 45

12 68
11 2il
10 33
10 20

13 07
15 00

1874 B-ock Rose

75 Henry Irvine

76 Henry Irvine

77 William Knox

78 William Knox

79 William Knox.

80 George H. Squire, B.A.

FITZROY HARBOUR.

83

89

89

86

100

101

105

81
00
10

05
20
30
40

56
50
40
25
00

K0

?35 18
30 no

28 50

29 00

22 58
25 00
20 00

17 19

17 90

8 42

7 00

23 00
15 50
15 50

1874 Francis Hunt

75 John W. Clipsham, Edward A. Crane

76 J. W. Clipsham, Geo. H. H. Davis.

77 William A. Allen.
•78 William A. Allen.

79 William A. Allen

80 Silas James Hughes

FRANKLIN CENTRE.— w.

220
224
225

235
'-'45
265
214

14 00

6 50

33 74 1

14 00

11 00

38 00

11 59

5 89

36 72

11 65

10 66

25 4S

11 25

3 60

12 50

6 52

5 00

7 05

3 50

2 15

5 10

FRANKTOWN.
A village in the township of Beckwith, County of Lanark, Ontario.
1876 John Garvin ....

77 Andrew L. Peterson .

78 Andrew L. Peterson.

79 ... .. ..

80 Lewis Conley

124

104

111)

90

4 56

4 48

10 (0

4 6.)

3 20

6. 00

0 50

0 65

0 83

1 63

$415 57
377 92
322 24
244 16
275 14
299 02

96 71
76 17
45 78
64 69
74 42
63 0»
62 09

196 39
240 43
161 77
125 57
130 96
62 59
37 33

62 07
54 40
23 80
46 73

FRANKVILLE.
A village in the township of Kitley, County of Leeds, Ontario.

Circuit.
1878 John Webster . ...

79 ElishaTennant. . 4 137

80 ElishaTennant. . 4 130

FRELIGHSB URG. — w.

It was formerly part of Farmersville

4 00
4 02

2 22
1 83

2 96
6 00

81 54

85 77

1874 Richard Robinson. . .

4

68

4 49 1

2 20

18 00

81 01

75 Richard Robinson

5

67

6 00

14 00

21 0)

123 25

76 Richard Robinson . . ...

5

72

9 00

21 0)

3i 50

130 30

77 Hugh Cairns . .

5

78

8 00

17 18

32 5f

110 82

78 Hugh Cairns

5

118

8 25 !

8 00

33 00

96 25

79 James E. Richardson ...

6

133

8 40 |

6 00

34 00

112 04

80 Jami's E. Richardson .... . . .

7

111.

7 31 1

5 78

31 00

107 57

G.

GA

NANO
2
2
2
2
2
2
2

3UE— w.
113
22)
225
2)1
178
169
141

14 10
22 27
17 61
13 0)
11 81
1 » 73
10 80

6 44
16 20 '

9 0i,
8 14 !

7 OS j
5 34

5 40 1

21 43

21 60
28 70

22 50
33 40
33 70

23 50

22"> 17

75 Jacob Fnshman

26 4 55

77 William J. Jolliffe

78 William J. Jollitfe

79 William McGill

80 Wi.liam McGill

46

241 01

218 64
22 3 46

219 01
195 11

722

CIRCUITS AND MISSIONS.

GASPE.— w.

Year! Names of Ministers.

AP" ! No. of

P0lnt" Members,
ments.

Funds.

Conting.

Educa.

$1 20
1 30
1 97
1 07
1 42
1 20
1 25

Sup. M.

Miss'y

1874 John Lawrence .

75 John Lawrence, Wm. F. Maiceau, B.A.

76 John Lawrence, Wm. F. Marceau,B.A.

77 John G. Brick

78 John G. Brick

79 John G. Brick

80 John G. Brick

1 , 80

2 , 89

7 ; 77
11 ; 76

7 : 76

8 ' 68

. 8 ! 68

$4 20
5 29
3 93
1 69
1 33
1 45
1 50

$3 30
3 55
3 12

1 42

* 2 51

2 77

$18 Ci
89 34
98 7(

116 3(
58 8i
33 5(
28 9J

1874 Richard N. Adams. .
75 Now called Plantagenet.

1Q7. { Benjamin Longley, B.A.
18/4 j Ernest M. Taylor,

75 William Timberlake

76 See Magog.

1874 John A. Dowler

75 Samuel B. 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 C. Brown.. . .

78 Daniel Connolly.. ..

79 George Sogers

80 George Rogers

1874 John Corbett..

75 William Norton . .

76 William Norton..

77 William Norton.. .

78 . .

GEORGES LAKE.— w.

■ ■•: 3 j

28

6

25 |

2 38

4 36

4i ij

GEORGEVILLE.— w.

•

3

31 |

3

60 |

2 73

4 30

33 61

! 3

40

2

03 [

1 83

1 83

61 IS

....: 4

38

3

20 I

59 91

GLENTAY

— w.

8 i

112

4

50 ;

2 10

8 50

114 3(

9

130

4

50 1

5 75

9 00

108 15

9

91

5

00

6 10

10 50

118 4J

7

131

4

72

9 2>

12 34

93 61

8

231

5

00

3 40

13 00

95 IS

aiers . .

11

200

5

(0

4 00

8 00

96 51

•

10

J81

4

00

2 50

8 40

68 54

GRANBY.-

— w.

5 !

175

14

27

4 86

16 00

154 55

5

175

18

00

16 31

21 00

172 37

■ 7

180 (

15

84

12 33

21 00

213 53

4

160 ;

10

00 '

4 40

18 42

107 54

4

165

9

00 j

i 16

17 75

1(3 37

IT
1

153

9

00

4 50

18 00

80 71

7

160

9

91 1

7 84

18 01

85 81

GRENVILLE.— w.

58
69
69
42
42

6 50

2 35

4 00

7 00

6 01

4 63

2 30

2 68

3 00

2 33

2 68

3 13

0 90

0 98

1 25

82 6C
82 62
93 10
65 8£
74 86

H.

1874 William Short .

75 Adolphus G. Knight, B.A.

76 John C. Garrett ....

77 John C. Garrett

78 Samuel Teesou . .

79 Samuel Teeson

80 William Sanderson

HARROWSMITH.— w.

1874 John W. Clipsham

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

140
134
122
135
168
133
117

HATLEY— w.

3
3
4
4
3
4
5

94

94
80
83

77
77
80

6 70
6 00
3 30
6-88
3 84
2 40
2 64

3 40

21 00

3 19

23 50

2 65

14 65

2 00

6 07

2 10

6 25

3 50

7 62

1 30

8 89

5 61

3 75

7 41

5 41

5 75

7 00

5 00

6 35

8 00

5 00

8 00

5 58

6 62

6 08

5 50

3 92

3 40

5 20

4 09

3 30

4 52

146 3S

170 28

106 60

75 7fc

35 0(1

53 42

45 23

77 09

108 07

83 77

56 51

90 83

83 34

80 97

MONTREAL CONFERENCE.

723

HEMMINGFORD.— w

1

Year' • Names of Ministers.

Ap-

point-

; No. of

Funds.

i

nients.

115

C'onting.

Educa.
??3 50

Sup. M.

Miss'y.

1874 John Scanlon . . ...

3

$7 00

§26 00

$135 73

75 William K. Shortt, 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.

»

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

]06

7 00

17 00

19 50

100 50

HUDSON.— w.

1874 Edward H. Taylor ...

4

46

5 12

•2 35

7 00

75 66

75 Richard Shier. ...

4

42

5 7w

2 81

6 36

86 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..

HU>

3

'TING!

65
DON.— w.

2 07

1 59

1 19

57 67

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 \V Kneelands.

6

245

27 70

60 49

74 15

316 68

76»Samuel G. Phillips ( JFm. R. Easou) . .

5

'257

17 19

40 96

68 69

328 64

11 George Rogers, George H. H. Davis. .

0

277

16 18

36 33

267 70

346 97

78 George Rogers

0

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

157 77

7 1

98

4 00

5 50 !

8 35

217 45

7

100

3 71

3 00 1

6 00

107 76

3

97

4 15

4 28

3 78

92 68

5

108

5 36

2 01 ;

5 79

120 99

5 i

105

4 72

1 47

5 75

125 12

7

108

2 17

7 26

148 21

1874 Simon Crookshanks .

75 Cornelius A. Jones.

76 Cornelius A. Jones.

77 Cornelius A. Jones.

78 William Austin. . . .

79 United with Cookshire.

ISLAND BROOK.— w.

30
30
30

29
39

42

00

0 75

1 50

00

1 25

2 05

50

2 00

00

2 75

50

2 50

00

1 50

1 78

34 70

49 41

28 75
33 75

29 97
16 50

K.

874 Stephen Bond

75 Stephen Bond

76 Le Roy Hooker

77 Joseph M. Hagar, M.A.

78 Joseph M. Hagar, M.A.

79 Joseph M. Hagar, M.A.

80 James Allen, M.A..

874 William Austin .. .
75 William F. Perley..
*76 See Arden

KE

V1PTVILLE —

3

161

3

180

* 2

160

2

183

2

184

2

208

2

270

KENNEBEC— w.

16 25

5 15

19 00

17 00

10 00

24 00

15 60

10 50

20 CO

14 25

9 50

21 40

13 50

7 50

30 50

4 33

7 62

34 00

11 34

5 23

35 41

156 15
143 98

130 84

131 64
180 70
164 77
164 93

3

52

4 16

1 64

■30 06

4

48

2 63

2 85

1 88

36 42

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 Crozier

78 Wm. Galbraith, B.C.L., Wm. Jack-

son, George H. H. Davis. ......

79 W. Galbraith, B.C.L., Jas. G. Crozier

80 Jms. Elliott, D.D., Chas. R. Flanders.

No. of

Funds.

lembers.

Con ting.

Educa.

Sup. M.

Miss'y.

510
440
457
383

400
415
339

$.i7 19
56 67

63 94

64 15

65 00
60 «'0
30 do

$28 00
67 00
75 00

145 78

106 10.

128 95

81 15

$120 00
lo4 00
164 80
206 00

209 00
184 50
161 00

$1,822 51
1,162 20
2,102 48
2,253 18

2,324 50
1,714 38
1,294 C3

KINGSTON— QUEEN STREET.

1874 James Allen. .

75 I

to < Included in Kingston First.

78 (

79 William Jackson

80 Joseph M. Hagar, M.A

1874 John Stewart. ..

75 John Stewart

76 John Stewart

77 Richard Robinson

78 Bichard Robinson

79 John Grenlell..

80 John Grenfeil. . .

1 48

1 48

ic9

KNOWLTON.— w.

5 22

1 59

9 00

7 00

5 23

15 52

10 00

10 81

37 00

134
196
180
178
170
150
170

7 00

4 25

15 00

8 1)0

7 85

16 00

8 00

8 00

11 50

7 00

5 00

12 00

8 00

10 00

15 00

7 00

6 00

13 .-0

6 30

6 05

7 00

89 00

90 62

360 65

96 93
105 42

80 60
77 27
84 OS
58 40

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

150

6

140

6

160

6

260

*3

112

2

113

LACOl

,LE.

6 49

4 79

17 77

7 58

16 13

17 83

12 50

20 00

20 00

15 00

25 50

28 00

13 18

23 31

20 00

8 38

8 24

14 00

3 77

3 82

15 00

A village and township in the County of St. John's, Quebec.

Circuit.

1878 Richard Wilson...

79 John Armstrong.

80 John Armstrong.

80
106

1878 Samuel D

79 Samuel D. Chown

80 William Rilance .

LANCASTER.
A village and township in the County of Glengary, Ontario.
Chown

2 | 25 | 2 52 ! 1 46
2 25 1 55

118 17
212 51
245 97
209 51
138 95
128 00
104 90

It was formerly part of Odelltown

54 45
107 77

5 50
8 17

11 03

1435

20 07

11 05

10 00

28 00

3 00
3 33

LANSDOWN — n.

1874 Geo. Robinson, Wm. B. Cunningham

4

191

3 50

6 51

191 00

7> John H. Stewart, John Gil. son

9

191

170 00

76 John H. Stewar , John H. Trimble. .

9

171

6 80

5 60

10 00

145 36

77 William D. Brown, Lewis Conley ....

6

208

7 00

5 00

10 00

134 44

78 Joh;. C. Garrett..

8

210

9 44

10 00

21 00

112 30

5

163

6 89

3 50

8 00

80 83

80 John C. Garrett

6

157

6 90

3 25

10 50

77 55

* Brownsburg set off.

MONTREAL CONFERENCE.

72c

LAWRENCEVILLE.— w.

Year

Names of Ministers.

1874 Alexander Hardie, M.A.

75 Alexander Hardie, M.A.

76 Nathaniel Smith

77 Nathaniel Smith

78 Henry Meyer.. .

79 Henry Meyer ...

80 Henry Meyer

Ap-

point-

ments.

No. of
Members.

129
101
116
106
105
100
94

Conting.

S3
4
5
4
2
6
6

42
12
30
80
50
35
24

Funds.

Educa.

$4 40
7 37

11 00
1 80

50
97

Sup. M.

Miss'y.

§8 66

$151 57

7 46

132 35

8 89

79 20

5 00

18 92

2 00

26 01

5 00

54 98

4 53

66 92

1874 Thomas Haddoh

75 Thomas Haddon .

76 Moses Scott . ...

77 Moses Scott . . .

78 Moses Scott .

79 William Austin . .

80 "William Austin..

LEEDS

. — w.

6

155

8

151

8

152

5

144

5

154

5

145

4

130

6 20

2 75

10 40

5 20

4 13

9 00

6 06

4 20

11 00

4 79

0 76

14 39

4 69

14 09

5 01

1 16

10 44

4 15

2 00

5 00

117 64

111 55

101 25

72 90

97 14

76 21

62 81

LENNOXVILLE.

~ A village in the township of Ascot, County of Oompton, Quebec.

Sherbrooke Circuit.

It was formerly part of

1875 John Scanlon

76 John Scanlon ,

77 John Scanlon

78 George H. Porter

79 George H. Porter . .

80 George H. Porter, B.A.

75

88

92

101

106

9 90

15 00

10 00

7 50

11 00

5 00

5 00

10 00

2 60

1 38

5 00

1 60

1 50

5 50

93 00
90 05

78 67
71 00
71 63

LOMBARDY.

A. village in the township of South Emsley, County of Leeds, Ontario

Elgin Circuit.

1875 Andrew L. Peterson... .

76 Andrew L. Peterson.. 3 ! 40

77 John Fowkes 3 42

78 William W Miller 3 53

79 William W. Miller 7 50

80 William W Miller .... 5 40

It was formerly part of the

46 26
30 00
46 22

48 79

49 59

1 50

2 60

4 00

1 50

1 80

4 00

1 70

1 30

2 50

2 61

• 2 40

2 89

3 54

1 13

3 04

1874 James Simpson

75 James Simpson .

76 James Simpson

77 See Manotick and Billing's Bridge . . .

LONG ISLAND LOCKS.
6 ' 81

5
5
6

111
121
133

-w.

7 50

7 00 |

12 60

7 75

14 00

J 3 25

8 00

14 50

13 50

8 00

14 00 l

14 35

159 49
189 75
183 89
174 52

1874 William J. Jolliffe.

75 William J. Jolliffe

76 William J. Jolliffe

77 Edmund S. Shorey.

78 Edmund S. Shorey.

79 See Vankleek Hill

L'ORIGNAL.— w.

200
95
155
177
140
110

9 02

4 30

10 00

8 00

21 00

32 00 !

9 00

27 00

40 00 1

9 60

30 00

78 70 I

9 64

43 70 I

5 85

5 66

52 89 |

154 34
126 53
134 93
138 73
91 81
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

5

4

4

4
10
10

250
212
225
237
243
261
243

16 20
16 25

11

9
9
9

12 31

5 00

20 00

216 24

6 81

40 00

183 39

13 23

33 00

188 80

7 65

28 61

132 22

5 01

30 57

122 90

5 -n

35 98

150 83

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.

Ap-
point-
ments.

No. of
Members.

Funds.

Coiiting.

Educa.

Sup. M.

Miss'y.

1876 Wm. Timberlake, David C. Sanderson

77 Wm. Timberlake, Alfred Jaques . .

78 Joseph H. Fowler, M. A

79 Allen Patterson „ .

80 Allen Patterson ..... . . ,

3
8
8
11
4

38
134
124
155

45

$3 20
6 25
8 50
3 00
0 86

$3 22
4 20

1 36

2 61

$7 '25

6 69

6 39

. 4 00

$59 91

108 21

108 66

69 70

30 43

MAITLAND.— w.

1874 Thomas Atkinson ..

75 Daniel V Lucas

76 Daniel V. Lucas

77 William Philp. . .

78 William Philp.

79 William Philp

80 Samuel D wight Chown..

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

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 was formerly part of
Long Island Locks and North Gower Circuits.
1877 John H. Stewart.

3
4
4

78 John H. Stewart. .

79 John H. Stewart

80 William Rankin Dyre

176
193

188

00

7 33

10 20

00

3 00

'10 00

00

4 00

12 00

MANSONVILLE.— w.

74 Richard Shier. .

75 William Adams . .

76 William Adams..

77 William Adams..

78 Nathaniel Smith. .

79 William K. Shortt, M.A.

80 William K. Shortt, M.A.

MARBLETON.
A village in the township of Dudswell, County of Wolfe, Quebec.
875 Francis DeJLong

76 Francis De Long. .

77 Francis De Long ...

78 George Stenning

79 George Stenning..

80 George Stenning..

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

6

99

4 33

3 00

4 61

It was formerly Dudswell Mission,

5

67

1 10

1 00

1 75

5

98

2 50

1 65

2 65

4

100

2 76

0 50

2 32

3

100

1 17

0 40

1 70

6

85

1 50

1 00

3 00

5

60

1 50

1 25

3 00

874 Marmaduke L. Pearson

75 Marmaduke L. Pearson, Geo. C. Poyser

76 Thos. G. Williams, Lewis Conley

77 Thos. G. Williams, Edward W. Crane

78 T. G. Williams, David C. Sanderson..

79 Andrew A. Smith, D. C. Sanderson . .

80 Andrew A. Smith, Saml. N. McAdoo..

MATILDA.— w.

4

264

8 09

6 85

18 00

5

369

8 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

23 14

7

381

7 25

7 00

21 18

1874 Samuel E. Maudsley

75 Samuel E. Maudsley. .

77 ZZ;; ". . ;;;

78 William B. Cunningham .

79 Thomas Craig

80 *

MATTAWA.— w.

12

• ■ •

,

14

3 00

3 50

8 00

13

5 34

1 59

7 97

24

2 00

2 35

5 65

9

12

• •

9

14

6

10

146 80

77 05

114 17

40 49

19 60

38 61

28 74

24 57

20 60

29 77

Mission
41 10

48 56

23 45

17 41

28 14

39 44

366 18

307 80

226 85

189 90

194 82

216 02

188 93

12 00

17 00

22 95

MONTREAL CONFERENCE.

727

MELBOURNE.— w.

Yeai

Names of Ministers.

AP; : No. of

ioint-: ■No- of

' , I Members. .-, ,.
merits. Contmg.

Funds.

Educa.

1874 George H. Porter, Samuel D. Chown.. 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.. 8 130

80 Ernest M. Taylor, B. A . , 8 130

1874 William Sheridan

75 William Sheridan .

76 WilliamS. McCullough, M.A ,

77 William S. McCullough, MA.

78 George Forsey

79 George Forsey

80 Francis C. Reynolds .

A village in the township of I (sgooch
1876 William Raney . .
7? James Simpson

78 James Simpson . . .

79 James Simpson

80 William A. Allen . .

1874 Alexander Drennan

75 Alexander Drennan

76 Thomas Bell . . .

77 Thomas Bell

78 Thomas Bell

79 Alexander Drennan

80 Alexander Drennan

MERRICKVILLE.— w.

M D
M.D

245
185
225
264
240
262
300

S5 65
4 09

10 54
9 04
9 41
9 68
7 05

13 00
6 50

METCALFE.
unity of Russell, Ontario.
...■' 6 161

I. MONTREAL.— ST
1874 Alex. Sutherland, IVnj. Longley, B.A

75 Leonard Caetz, Ben.j. Longley, B.A.

76 Leonard Caetz, IVnj. Longley, B.A .

77 Leonard Caetz

78 Hugh Johnston, M A., B D.

79 Hugh Johnston, M A., B.D

80 Hugh Johnston, M.A., B.D.

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.

6
5
4
4

METIS.
1
1
1
1
1
1
2

154

174
160
166

10

75
70
25
69

It w

00

14

00
50
75

$3 68

4 26

6 86

7 78

8 19
8 67

5 00

5 00

6 50
4 00

11 56

11 00

9 91

2 00

Sup. M. Miss'y.

si 2 00

7 50
9 00

8 76

9 25
16 40
13 00

25 00

15 00
18 00
23 00
20 25

16 10
13 09

formerly Osgooi

20 00

25 00
25 16
17 25
16 50

74
97
10
00

3 46
3 20

8

8

9

24

90
30
30
30
11

JAMES STREET CHURCH-

4S7
435
499
533
473
367
402

191 78

164 31

87 00

136 0)

111 31

93 80

101 15

30
96
40
40
40
40
I 14

-w.

89 66
191 87
115 on

91 00

74 21
100 00

85 18

-OTTAWA STREET CHURCH.

1

200
175
200
201
204
204
204

32 52
34 52

29 59

30 00
30 00
3) 00
20 00

14 91

16 02
18 01)
20 00
20 00

15 00
15 00

III. MONTREAL.— PALACE STREET CHl'RCH.

1874 William Galbraith .! 1 ; 150 39 01 17 60

75 Richard Whiting 2 i 170 I 40 77 62 27

76 Richard Whiting ... . . . 1 200 i 41 77 \ 42 02

77 Richard Whiting 1 200 41 80 ; 33 70

78 Daniel V. Lucas, M. A. ! 1 ' 170 42 00. 34 93

79 Daniel V. Lucas, M. A. .. 1 150 • ! 30 00 , 10 00

80 Daniel V. Lu.-as, M. A 1 ! 168 i 20 00 10 00

IV. MONTREAL.— DORCHESTER STREET CHURCH.

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

161
154

155
162
164
190

194

84
12
00
00
00
44

777 40
750 75
570 00
712 00
701 00
580 b!i
502 33

85 00

63 83

103 72

130 31

123
125

81

50
00
00

§91 09

124 51

113 39

80 23

105 23

75 40

63 72

176 38

160 69

161 85
197 03
159 15
136 51
130 09

Circuit.

124 27
100 40

125 39
63 40
87 02

43 62

23 15

29 85
15 88
20 15

24 01
28 54

6,160

5,084

94
71

5S

4,800 12

S.S47
3,115

34
18

3,259 22

467 12
519 99
479 76
646
671
846 32
900 18

35
50

36

on

41

00

42

00

, 43

00

43 50
30 00
30 00

I 91 56

40 15

208 00

. 91 71

101 76

177 10

91 00

40 00

177 00

! 70 00

20 00

155 00

50 00

20 00

145 00

50 00

20 00

145 00

50 00

20 00

145 00

463 54
500 00
503 27
495 75
401 11
274 62
228 88

2,404 00
2,400 00
2, '.'99 87
1,484 97
1,200 24
1,213 22
1,074 45

728

CIRCUITS AND MISSIONS.

V. MONTREAL.— ST. JOSEPH STEEET CHURCH.

Year

Names of Ministers.

1874 James Awde

75 J. Tallman Pitcher

76 J. Tallman Pitcher

77 J. Tallman Pitcher

78 Jabez B. Saunders .

79 Jabez B. Saunders .

80 Jabez B. Saunders .

Ap-
point-
ments

No. of

Funds.

Members.

Conting

Educa.

Sup. M.

Miss'y.

1

129

$31 20

$17 32

$41 45

$466' 23

2

136

31 24

30 96

42 00

416 31

2

221

31 00

31 00

35 (0

426 12

2

211

31 00

31 00

35 00

425 83

2

200

28 00

28 00

39 00

410 23

2

" lflO

20 00

15 00

2.5 00

279 17

'1

180

20 00

15 00

25 00

352 99

VI. MONTREAL.— SHERBROOKE STREET CHURCH.

1874 Andrew B. Chambers

75 James Roy, M.A

76 James Koy, M.A

77 James Allen, B.A.

78 James Allen, B.A.

79 James Allen, B.A. . . .

80 George Forsey . .

1
2
1
1
1
2
1

131
136
150
81
106
118
135

43 26

23 75

66 90

46 50

44 17

70 00

43 20

20 92

68 62

40 00

40 00

70 00

40 00

40 00

70 00

40 00

.40 00

70 00

5 00

5 CO

5 00

VII. MONTREAL.— POINT ST. CHARLES.

1874 John Armstrong

75 John Armstrong .

76 John Wilson ...

77 John Wilson .

78 Edward A. Ward .

79 Edward A. Ward .

80 Edward A. Ward .

90
100
125
150
150
150
160

21 00

9 67

35 25

31 55

20 00

50 00

32 00

20 50

55 00

28 70

18 09

17 00

21 60

15 25

27 25

20 41

10 00

32 42

21.00

10 00

30 00

VIII. MONTREAL.— DOUGLAS CHURCH.

1874 William J. Shaw, LL.B.

75 Eichard Eason

76 Eichard Eason

77 Benjamin Longley, B.A.

78 William Hall, M.A.

79 William Hall, M.A

80 William Hall, M.A.

1874 Nathan Austin . . .

75 Nathan Austin . . .

76 John Armstrong.

77 John Armstrong.

78 John Armstrong .

79 William J. Jolliffe..

80 William J. Jolliffe .

12
21
75

2 73
10 00

12 76

1 68

6 82

7 30

No returns in Minutes.

7 09

5 79

16 75

1

52

11 00

6 00

18 00

1

55

12 00

8 00

25 00

1

55

6 00

8 00

25 50

IX. MONTREAL.— LACHINE,

24
30
32
35
36
38
30

4 80

5 00

7 00 i

5 85

10 17

8 97

6 05

7 67

8 88

6 30

8 50

20 00

6 35

8 60

25 00

6 50

8 75

13 25

5 71

3 00

20 84

708 13

548 40

6-14 41

471 58

400 63

412 09

256 24

310 00

438 17

450 00

370 13

292 76

367 96

369 71

61 78

96 00

131 94

22 00

308 17

419 90

417 05

75 83

61 64

75 75

118 54

120 00

80 00

75 77

MONTREAL.
Summary of Membership Statistics, showing the Increase by Decades.

Churches.

1803

1808

1818

1828

1838

1848

1858

1868.

1st G. C.
1874.

2ndG.C.
1878.

1880.

Episcopal Methodist

British Wesley an . ...

St. James Street Church

10

16

• 80

150

510

890

376
175
106

105
298
250
265
152

43

95
487
200
150
161 *
129
131

90

12
* 24

'473

204

170

164

200

106

150

52

36

75

402

Ottawa Street Church

...

*04

Palace Street Church

Dorchester Street Church.
St. Joseph Street Church.
Sherbrooke Street Church

....

■ . . •

168
194
180
135

Point St. Charles...

160

Douglas Church.

55

Lachine Church

30

."..

153

Total..

10

16

80

150

510

890

748

1,113

1,479

1,630

1,681

MONTREAL CONFERENCE.

729

MORRISBUEG— w.

Names of Ministers.

874 Ebemzer Robson . . .

75 Ebenezer Robson

76 Richard M. Hammond .

77 Richard M. Hammond. .

78 Alexander Campbell . . .

79 Alexander Campbell. ..

80 Alexander Campbell.

874 Nathaniel Smith*. .

75 Samuel Might .

76 Samuel Might .

77 Samuel Might

78 Alexander C. Chambers

79 Alexander C. Chambers.

80 John Stewart . . .

Ap- |
point-
raents.

No. of
Members.

195
162
159
165
173
199
210

MORVEN and GOSPORT.— \v.

135
135
141
189
189
168
153

874 William W. Miller
75 .William Austin . . .

76 William Austin

77 William Austin.

78 Samuel Might..

79 Samuel Might . .

80 Samuel Might

MOUIJNETTE.— w.

120
73

7?>
67
80
87
90

Funds.

9

40

6

80

7

28

7

21

7

30

8

00

7

11

1 6

90

3

00

4

00

4

30

4

00

4

55

4 57

Conting.

Educa.

Sup. M.

Miss'y.

$8 00

§S 00

§23 50

$215 00

4 75

10 10

26 00

156 07

6 00

8 66

14 30

166 11

3 54

8 00

22 00

137 06

4 07

8 00

23 54

126 87

8 50

8 50

25 00

153 81

8 00

7 00

25 00

104 90

2 87 !

23

00

205 46

4 00 |

18

00

82 55

10 20 !

20

00

145 26

4 28

15

65

136 14

4 43 i

16

45

148 34

3 40 i

17

28

87 11

3 07 j

18

23

100 00

3 10 j

13

83

97 91

4 68 ;

9

43

102 84

5 00 |

11

35

81 62

6 50 !

6

(JO

67 15

2 00 j

5

00

54 78

2 25

9

CO

88 82

2 28

9

25

94 50

N.

NAPANEE— w.

874 William S. Blackstock. .

75 William S. Blackstock

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...

366
31 (0
307

300
273
307
294

.874 Robert Robinson

75 Robert Robinson, Samuel Shibley.. . .

76 Robert Robinson, Drummond McCunn

77 Robert F. Oliver, James Elliott..

78 Robert F. Oliver, James Elliott ..

79 Robert F. Oliver, Alva Holden

80 Samuel B. Phillips, Wm. H. Summers

NEWBOEO'— n.

150
151
247
240
246
246
250

1874 Andrew A. Smith, James G. Crozier..

75 A. A. Smith, Wm. J. Crothers, M.A.' 8

76 Alfred McCann. George C. Poyser I 8

77 Alfred McCann, Samuel Ellery .... 7

78 Alfred McCann, Thos. B. Conley, B.A 7

79 Daniel Connolly, Sidney C. Kendall. . ; 6

80 Daniel Connolly, Melvin Taylor ; 7

NEW BURG. — w.

457
392
396
418
420
403
373

1874 David Winter..

75 William Knox.. . .

76 William Knox..

77 Isaac Wheatley .. .

78 Isaac Wheatley .. . ,

79 Isaac Wheatley ..

80 John Lawrence.

NEW GLASGOW.— w.

61
61
64
64
54
46
120

38 25

30 25 |

25 28 !

21 93 j

22 26 I
24 87
24 31 !

9 11
10 00

11

11

5

7

7

18 20

221 00

72 37

73 90

47 42

75 00

52 €0

78 00

53 85

82 40

60 12

86 53

30 35

72 27 1

3 33

18 15 1

8 00

18 15

7 00

20 00

7 25

35 00

7 00

30 40

7 80

16 24 I

5 14

17 35 !

22 08

7 02 ;

55 00 I

15 25

10 25

42 00

14 52

6 00 j

40 40 ;

17 79

9 00

49 11

16 33

9 20

51 25

15 31

10 55

53 00

14 00

9 50

45 00

11 10

6 53

34 00

12 00

14 57

30 00

5 31

7 00

24 25

5 32

6 25

24 25

5 50

2 95

12 55

5 45

3 00

18 00

7 50

4 50

19 00

1,304 15
496 42
506 64
349 19
286 45
300 12
279 70

204 47
204 49
295 15
255 19
331 32
5(16 41
214 35

420 43
383 66
397 21
383 90
356 12
330 99
300 00

114 92
160 54
140 00
131 80
113 67
82 19
147 49

730

CIRCUITS AND MISSIONS.

NORTH AUGUSTA.— w.

Names of Ministers,

Ap-
point-
ments.

No. of

Funds.

Year

Members.

Conting.

Educa.

Sup. M.

Mise'y.

1874 John C. Garrett.. . .

75 William Rilance, Drummond McCunn

76 William Rilance

78 George Robinson.

79 George Robinson. . . . . , .

4
6
6

. 7

7

-7

7

119
151
180
206
. 226
200
210

$7 20
8 10
8 69
6 80

4 93

5 00
5 00

$2 63
*3 50

2 28

3 40
3 41

5 00

6 00

$8 22

* 8 00

9 50

10 25

11 00

12 00

13 00

$124 40
144 46
152 40
122 32
130 53
105 56
111 30

NORTH GORE.— w.

1874 John Hiscox • . . . .

75 MarkTisdale

76 Arthur Whiteside „

77 Arthur Whiteside..

78 William Smith

79 William Smith .....

80 Frederick W. A. Meyer. .

5

81

1 15

5

74

1 22

5

60

3 00

5

160

3 50

5

170

2 00

5

142

2 00

4

141

2 do

80
75
60
50
90
00
50

4 00

3 25
1

40
50
00
00

NORTH GOWER,— w.

1874 Richard M. Hammond. Joseph Carr.

75 R. M. Hammond, Saml. D. Chown. .

76 Geo. G. Huxtable, Alex. C. Chambers

77 George G. Huxtable. ;

78 George G. Huxtable .. ,

79 Alfred McCann. ..

80 Alfred McCann .

370
470
500
513
322
340
297

4

5

8

11

5
5

7

50

6 30-

24 18

00

15 60

30 00

37

15 00

31 00 j

50

15 00

32 00

12

12 00

22 00

00

8 00

22 00 !

04

8 50

23 40 1

65 84

52 05

50 00

100 00

70 00

56 66

55 00

230 44

300 04

308 26

237 08

150 98

96 57

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

I 2 56

1 75

12 00

40 15

80 James O'Haia

5

71

i 2 90

2 00

5 00

80 00

o.

1874 George Rogers.

75 George Rogers.

76 George Rogers . „

77 Richard Wilson... .

78 Edward W.Crane.

79 Edward W Crane.

80 Edward W Crane .

1874 James Kines

75 James Kines.

76 William Briden . . .
"77 William Briden .. .

78 William Briden . . .

79 William Sheridan .

80 William Sheridan .

1874 John C. Osborne.

75 John C. Osborne . . .

76 William Craig

77 William Craig

78 Robert Mark, M.D.

79 Robert Mark. M.D.

80 William Knox. . . .

ODELLTOWN.— w.

5

5
5
5
5
4
2

ODESSA,
3
5
5
3
4
6
4

ONSLOW
4
7
7
3
3
3
6

167
167
165
173
167
92
108

-w.
213
208
212
200
194
160
190

— w.

127

135

154

81

94

94

94

12 70

11 29

35 00

15 84

23 00

54 78

17 09

24 74

54 86

18 77

42 20

52 05

22 97

28 54

43 16

6 00

5 00

13 30

6 00

6 15

15 00 !

9 91

4 68

20 65

11 95

12 08

24 00

11 58

11 45

28 00

10 25

8 00

25 00

8 00

5 00

26 00

7 00

5 50

27 00

6 25

5 50

28 00

9 55

4 22

15 06

7 27

7 00

15 00

9 00

9 60

16 60

2 00

3 60

5 20

1 50

3 61

7 50

1 55

2 73

7 62

1 60

2 00

7 75

165 87

166 71

167 00

141 87

131 21

72 00

106 00

156 94

242 59

210 39

166 45

195 35

184 50

193 75

128 93

112 66

113 00

51 00

24 53

15 00

16 65

* Lacolle set off.

MONTREAL CONFERENCE.

731

ORMSTOWN.— w.

Names of Ministers.

374 William K. Shortt, B.A

75 George H. Porter.

76 George H. Porter. . . .

77 George H. Porter

78 Alexander Drennan

79 John Holmes .

80 John Holmes ..

! Ap-
point-

I merits.

No. of I
Members. I

Funds.

85

99

110

92

112

Conting. Educa. Sup. M.

$11 44

11

7
8
4
5

50
50
25
55
00
G 00

$5 00
15 30

9 35
10 25

5 47

00
00

$11 10
11 20

11 75

12 08

13 00
8 89

10 00

Miss'y.

897 57
105 31
105 42
78 40
80 60
65 60
69 55

374 Samuel Teeson. .

75 William Raney -

76 See Metcalfe

OSGOODE.— w.

5

128

5

154

5

161

3

94 1

4

50

5

00

1 56
4 49
4 74

13 76 I 145 34

19 43 153 33

20 00 | 124 27

OTTAWA CENTRE.— w.

374' William J. Hunter.

75 William J. Hunter

76 William J. Hunter.

77 Ezra A. Stafford

78 .Ezra A. Stafford . .

79 Ezra A. Stafford . . .

80 Le Roy Hooker

OTTAW

874 William Hall, M. A

75 James A. Gordon

76 Joseph W. Sparling, M.A., B.D..

77 Joseph W. Sparliust, M.A., H.D.

78 Joseph V. Sparling, M.A., B.D.

79 Maima-luke L. Pearson . .

80 Marniaduke L. Pearson .

■ 225
, 235
250
245
265
: 265
280

EAST.—

120
165
155
158
140
155
114

50 00
50 00
50 CO
50 00
50 00
50 00
50 00

20 00

15

15

00
00

15 00

15 00

15 00

12 00

25 00
61 40
50 00
50 00
50 00
50 00
50 00

10 00

25 00
18 70

2S
25

00

85
05
00

121 75
125 00
12i> 00
119 00
12S 00
1<0 00
117 00

726 96
816 22
665 30
521 46
624 29
573 96
693 00

58 00

480

81

71 00

324

00

30 00

308

57

30 90

353

05

30 90

279

19

31 05

273

22

19 00 220 00

OTTAWA WEST— w

874 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

I

120
123
90
130
124
131
140

14 20
10 00
8 00
8 00
8 00
8 00
8 00

9 00
10 00

10 00

11 35
5 00
5 00
5 00

7 00
11 00

11 00

12 00
14 00
12 00

124 35

81 40

176 40

66 00

77 99

134 21

140 33

OXFORD.— n.

874 William Philp

75 William Philp . . .

76 William Philp

77 Robert Robinson

78 Robert Robinson

79 Robert Robinson

80 David Cook Sanderson .

70
70
168
181
168
162
162

00

No returns.

9 29
6 67

6 80

7 00
6 00

3 00 ; 78 69

5 84

8 50 i

3 52

10 00 ,

3 20

11 00 ;

3 00

11 00

2 50

12 50 1

142

14

104

71

85 00

72 85

60

23

P.

PAKENHAM.— w.

874 John Walton . . .

75 William English

76 William English

77 William English.

78 Stephen Bond..

79 Stephen Bond.. . .

80 Stephen Bond

148
150
137
130
129
160
140

10 75

3 55

22 73

12 00

20 38

38 10

7 00

6*41 i

37 19

6 70

9 79 j

41 00

6 94

7 87 j

42 00

7 17

4 84

24 32

6 03

4 57 i

24 50

208 64
168 14
188 60
179 42
167 54
151 35
151 74

732

CIRCUITS AND MISSIONS.

PEMBROKE— w.

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...

1874 William R. Dyre.

75 William R. Dyre.

76 William R. Dyre. . .

77 Jacob Freshman.. . .
'78 Jacob Freshman . . .

79 George McRitchie.

80 George McRitchie. .

Ap-
point-
ments.

No. of
Members.

Funds.

140
126
140
130
120
115
120

Conting. Educa.

Si 2 50

13 00

14 00

15 00
12 00

5 50
5 00

$9 25

30 00

31 00
27 92
10 71

3 04

4 00

Sup. M.

575 00

75 00

76 00
76 21

36 50
33 00

37 50

Miss'y.

PERTH

. — w.

3

97

3

103

3

102

3

104

2

200

2

250

2

200

9 25

5 00

12 00

9 50

12 87

13 07

9 50

5 44

13 00

8 08

3 55

11 00

14 20

10 50

21 85

14 75

10 50

20 00

14 50

8 78

20 00

1874 W. S McCullough,M.A.,J. E. Werden

75 WilliamS. McCullougli, M.A., M.D.,

Lewis Conley

76 William Sheridan, James Elliott ....

77 John Ferguson, Wm. B. Cunningham
73 John Ferguson, Barry Pearce. . .

79 John Ferguson, John Thompson

80 John Davies, Herbert W Howard..

PITTSBURG.— w.
178

180
264
235
260
210
220

10 70

6 70

24 00

10 00

10 47

32 00

10 00

18 25

24 00

7 00

10 00

23 00

12 15

7 50

38 25

9 25

5 50

27 50

10 00

4 10

20 25

$279 76
340 04
350 80
355 73
262 57
178 01
200 24

153 75
127 95
112 88
88 19
149 37
160 10
151 21

218 34

235 92
165 69
137 31
142 95
155 93
146 27

PLANTAGENET.

A village in the township of Plantagenet, County of Prescott, Ontario

L'Orignal Circuit.

1875 Richard N. Ad«ns .. ... . I

76 Richard Shier.. 3 ! 37

77 Robert Lochead .... 3 I 37

78 William Norton.. .. .. 3 22

79 William Norton.... ... 3 26

80 William Norton.. . ... 3 34

It was formerly part of

5 00

2 50

5 08

4 20

1 00

1 20

0 64

0 46

2 19

1 20

1 27

3 40

1 25

0 75

2 50

1874 William Sanderson.

75 William W. Miller

76 William W. Miller

77 William W Miller

78 Cornelius A. Jones.

79 Cornelius A. Jones . .

80 Cornelius A. Jones .

PLAYFAIR.

4
4
4
4
6
5
2

-w.

70
70
74
80
80
89

4 80

3 30

8 16

4 87

7 00

8 51

6 69

2 79

13 21

5 95

6 18

9 88

6 57

6 45

13 33

7 00

0 75

10 00

6 00

8 00

40

86

8

43

17

48

46

14

39

03

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 ...

1874 JohnT. Blades.

75 .James Henderson.

76 James Henderson.
77 ....

78 William T. Smith ,

79 John B. Trimble

80 James Awde, B.A.

77
80
84
66
65

. . .

4 65

6 31

9 00

3 00

6 40

9 00

5 90

2 75

10 00

5 90

2 00

8 00

3 20

1 59

5 00

POINT LEVIS.— w.

6 10

1 85

2 55

3 50

1 00

2 50

2 00

2 00

3 00

2 40

2 50

3 50

474

2 00

5 66

58 29

58 58

68 69

36 85

34 64

53 48

31 68

29 00

29 25

25 20

MONTREAL CONFERENCE.

733

PORTAGE DU FORTE.— w.

:•«■

Names of Ministers.

874 John Howes . . .

75 John Howes

76 John Howes

77 Hiram Fowler . .

78 Hiram Fowler . .

79 Nathan Austin

80 Nathan Austin

Ap-

point-

ments.

No. of
Members.

50
53
55
63

54
47
64

$4 00

25
50
60
92
50
48

Funds.

Conting. Educa. Sup. M. ■ Miss'y.

$3 50

4 00
6 00
8 26

5 20
1 62
3 00

$12 50
10 00

10 43
18 26
15 00

11 08
18 62

$55 00

39 31
47 54
68 57
54 93

40 03
50 05

PORTSMOUTH and GARDEN ISLAND.— w.

874 Edward Morrow, M.A. .

75 James Awde.

76 James Awde

77 Alexander C. Chambers. .

78 Jamts Awde

79

48
48
50
42
34
40

22
00
66
11
34
50

1 59
5 23

5 55

6 00

5 57

5 77

9 00
15 52
11 25

11 43

12 86
9 64

89 00

90 62

91 60
83 22
66 40
72 44

.874 James A. Gordon. . . .

75 William Hansford

76"\VilHam Hansford.. . .

77 George H. Davis.

78 George H. Davis. . .

79 Thomas G. Williams..

80 Thomas G. Williams. .

PRESCOTT.— w.

143

167
156
177
182

202
195

20 70

10 73

21 0)

20 00

15 00

20 05 j

15 00

8 50*|

17 66

12 05

18 06

7 50 !

18 46

7 59 ;

50 CO
50 00
40 00
27 25
33 3.>
2b 41
29 64

319 50

365 00
378 24
£30 98
187 98
244 50
179 74

Q.

1874 Henry F. Bland

75 Henry F Bland

76 Henry F. Bland

77 Le Roy Hooker

78 Le Roy Hooker

79 Le Roy Hooker

80 Andrew 15. Chambers, B.C.L.

QUEBEC— w.

130
144

200
205
210
208
202

B.

77 90

45 00

88 60

79 00

50 40

89 25

79 25

66 40

92 25

80 41

66 62

92 35

64 20

44 00

82 35

!2 28

19 94

59 ;.0

50 84

33 50

56 20

736 58
2,860 59
593 01
696 (3
510
41 f

27
79

479 37

1874 Adolphus G. Knight, B.A.

75 George Stenning

76 George, Stenning.

77 Georg'i Stenning.

78 Arthur Whiteside. ...

79 Francis Delong.

80 Francis Delong

1874 Robert F Oliver. . . .

75 Robert F. Oliver..

76 William Ryan

77 William Ryan

78 William Craig.

79 William Craig.

80 William Craig. .

RAW DON. — w.

2

70

5

58

2

54

2

72

4

84

3

100

3

100

RI

:nfre

5

W.— w

164

5

92

4

88

4

80

4

84

5

50

5

53

1 00

1 67

2 00

1 00

3 00

2 00

2 00

2 t-0

6 »0

2 15

3 Oo

6 63

1 51

11 07

7 64

1 10

1 30

1 12.

1 97

1 44

2 18

7 90

3 65

15 74

8 17

7 26

18 37

9 00

7 78

13 21

9 07

6 00

14 00

5 40

5 00

6 50

1 05

1 65

4 20

0 80

0 50

5 20

49 83
58 t>0
38 65

48 34

49 29
40 40
48 00

154 57

121 eo

144 59

118 00

70 55

32 30

20 00

734

CIRCUITS AND MISSIONS.

RICHMOND.— w.

Year

Names of Ministers.

1874 Francis C. Reynolds, Thos. W. Smith

75 Francis C. Reynolds, Thos. W. Smith

76 F. C. Reynolds, Delmer 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., G. H. H. Davis

Ap-

point-
ments.

No. of
Members.

345
320
376
379
326
290
276

Funds.

Conting. Educa. Sup. M. Miss'y,

$13 00

14 40

9 00

9 24

8 71

6 35

7 00

$8 00
10 00
10 50
8 13
4 40
3 25
2 00

$35 33

23 00
35 00

34 00

35 20
26 00

24 00

$239 95
283 73
301 21
248 54
219 39
139 40
152 45

RIVIERE DU LOUP.
A village and township on the River St. Lawrence, in the County of Temiscouata, Quebec.
1878 Alva Holden

.79

80 John Gibson

12
24

6 11

2 14

4 44

11 00
28 54

ROBINSON.
A village in the township of Bury, County of Compton, Quebec.

1875 Albert N. De Long. .

76 Albert N. De Long

77 Albert N. De Long

78 James O'Hara. . .'.. . .

79 John H. Fowler, M.A.

80 Job Roadhouse .

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

It was formerly Bury Mission.

25 06
61 70
49 34
53 60
53 40
53 39

ROBLIN.

A village in the township of Richmond, County of Lennox, Ontario.

Tamworth Mission.

1874 John A. Munroe

75 John A. Munroe

76 United with Selby..

77 Samuel Shibley

78 Samuel Shibley

79 William Pyke

80 Edward H. Taylor

It was formerly part of

2

53

1 57

2 50

2

53

2 00

3 17

3 00

2

46

2 16

1 27

2 20

2

80

2 28

1 36

5 15

5

110

2 75

0 96

1 83

4

97

1 47

0 70

1 68

3

124

1 00

1 00

1 58

40 11

48 45
50 36
55 36
32 85
37 62

49 95

s.

SAWYERVILLE.— 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

137

7 28

3 84

15 37

5

177

8 05

16 00

20 00

5

170

8 00

8 25

20 00

5

194

8 06

3 27

19 06

5

182

8 08

3 48

19 06

6

191

7 05

3 81

20 80

6

192

5 52

3 84

19 31

93 64

94 00

95 00
83 95
88 24
93 51
95 84

SEELEY'S BAY.
A village in the township and County of Leeds, Ontario.

1875 James E. Werden.

76 Nathan Austin .

77 Nathan Austin

78 Nathan Austin

79 George H. Squire, B.A. ...

80 Samuel Ellery

3

74

5 70

1 57

4 10

3

84

2 25

2 16

3 20

2

90

3 00

3 00

3 52

2

306

2 37

2 75

2 50

.

3

70

1 OU

1 56

5 00 1

62 00
46 00
31 40
35 61
27 75

MONTREAL CONFERENCE.

735

SELBY.— w.

Names of Ministers.

874 John Ferguson

75 John Ferguson

76 John Ferguson, John B. Stratton

77 Francis C. Eeynolds...

78 Francis C. Reynolds

79 Francis C. Reynolds

80 Robert F Oliver

Ap-
point-
merits.

6
5
5
10
5
6

No. of
Members.

228
261
250
331
210
200
220

Funds.

Conting.

$6 69
6 61

30

50
46
68
05

Educa. | Sup. M. ; Miss'y.

$3 52

00
00
00
65
70
72

$14 00

20 00

16 00

10 00

6

i
12

12
33

86

•SI 35 26

148 77

130 00

157 40

64 26

'} 80 10

84 13

874 MarkTisdale...

75 John Fowkes

76 Edward \V Crane

77 John Garvin

78 — ...

79 ..

SHAWBRIDGE.— w.

2 ! 60

3 50

2 i 55

2 ! 73

2 78

2 I 68

0 30

1 02

0 33

3 27

2 70

5 00

4 24

3 00

5 00

5 00

4 00

7 00

4 00

2 00

6 00

1 00

1 00

1 to

126 16

123 06

109 35

107 96

111 00

45 16

SHERBROOKE.— w.

874 Daniel Connolly, James Henderson.

75 William Jackson ...

76 -William Jackson.

77 William Jackson

78 James Kines ....

79 James Kines

80 James Kines ......

108
110
109
104
95
88
103

15 60

9 00

40 00 :

16 00

24 00

45 00 |

16 50

40 45

49 50

17 00

10 00

28 00

15 00

8 72

42 45

16 00

10 50

36 60

17 00

10 80

41 25

255 70
237 53
220 86
135 53
100 85
115 85
157 S3

SMITH'S FALLS.— w.

874 William Scott, Joseph Ward .

75 William Scott

76 William McGill

77 William McGill..

78 William McCill..

79 George H. Davis

80 George H. Davis

300
306
140
156
141
147
180

16 16

7 00

32 63

13 31

13 47

24 50

8 75

7 06

10 00

7 10

15 00

12 00

7 10

8 78

21 00

5 34

4 65

6 00

6 60

3 75

6 00

390 68
301 93

83 75
69 78
89 60

58 87

59 32

SOUTH MOUNTAIN.— w.

874 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

272
255

6

281

7

307

7

342

8

373

8

373

8 05

4 90

28 10

8 25

7 00

32 00

11 95

8 95

23 85

I 11 50

9 03

24 10

1 8 25

15 70

36 81

! 8 06

9 26

36 85

8 86

9 92

37 02

202 09
207 83
261 48
291 29
201 34
244 53
264 05

1874 Thomas W. Constable. .

75 Thomas W. Constable . .

76 John Wilson, B.A...

77 John Wilson, B.A

78 John Wilson, B.A

79 John Scanlon..

80 John Scanlon..

SPENCER VILLE—

... .] 5 i 211
... J 5 215

2'i/
305
270
260
270

6 50

3 00

20 00

6 46

5 52

20 00

6 97

6 04

20 00

7 37

4 56

10 23

7 50

6 76

10 56

7 28

4 40

9 04

7 58

3 35

19 00

218 42
188 21
215
169
185 45
190 49
185

69
14

4

STANSTEAD.— w.

1874 William Hansford, William A. Allen.

75 William Galbraith, B.C. L

76 William Gal braith, B.C. L

77 William Scott .

78 Charles A. Hanson.

79 Charles A. Hanson

b 80 Charles A. Hanson

131
123
130
140
140
138
129

13 25

7 70

16 98

10 25

24 13

11 00

15 13

27 00

21 52

15 25

27 80

23 25

15 00

20 00

20 00

15 50

21 00

25 00

15 00

15 65

22 00

156 47
194 74
279 85
261 00
138 52
175 35
151 31

Lennoiville set off. t One appointment with 28 members annexed from Kemptville Circuit.

736

CIRCUITS AND MISSIONS.

SUTTON.— w.

Year

Names of Ministers.

Ap-
point-
ments.

No. of
Members.

Funds.

Conting.

Educa.

$4 00
4 07
4 57
4 70
4 03

6 55

Sup. M.

Miss'y.

1874 George H. Squire, B.A

75 John H. Fowler, M.A.

76 JohnH. Fowler, M.A

77 John H. Fowler, M.A : „

78 William Adams

79 William Adams..

80 William Adams

. 5

5
5
5
5
5
• 5

55

57
104
100

98
. 75

95

$6 43
7 00
5 93
5 03
4 00
3 17
1 25

$7 50

11 00

10 61

10 13

9 19

2 50

2 00

$65 00
72 57

171 63
91 16
30 00
20 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 James E Richardson

79 Richard Robinson ......

80 Richard Robinson . ....

1874 George H. Davis

75 George H. Davis .

76 George H. Davis

77 WilliamS. Blackstock.. ..

78 William S. Blackstock. .

79 William J. Crothers, M.A.

80 William J. Crothers, M.A.

214
214
203
109
11.2
104
106

ST. JO

IN'S.— w.

57
100
93
70
60
55
54

15 55

10 12

24 00

15 00

18 00

30 50

13 00

24 00

30 00

9 03

12 86

19 45

8 00

8 01

27 26

8 21

7 56

24 73

6 50

7 00

21 00

31 73

16 25

149 00

35 75

17 75

31 70

34 08

26 05

39 00

29 57

14 85

15 00

10 45

11 60

15 43

8 00

14 00

14 00

22 78

10 83

16 75

ST. LAMBERT.— w.

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, B.A

80 Robert Mark, M.D., F.R.C.P S.K.

21
23
£3
37
33
25

165 50

152 61

134 10

100 28

100 12

80 59

67 22

208 70

204 75

258 00

60 00

69 04

89 35

139 20

10 00

6 8.2

5 79

7 72

12 00

6 00

5 On

18 55

7 00

8 21

16 35

10 15

6 12

8 00

11 00

7 87

3 50

9 75

.86 00
114 06

90 00
177 47
123 32
116 00

T.

TAMWORTH.— \f.

1874 Samuel Fear.

75 Samuel Fear. .

76 W illiam F. Perley

77 William F. Perlev..

78 William F Pciley..

79 Richard N. Adams

80 Richard N. Adams . . .

....... ..

2
5
5
3
4
4
5

100
100
101
120
104
91
140

THREE RD

fERS.— w

1874 Henry Irvine.

75 John Corbett.

76 Alexander Drennan

77 Alexander Drennan

78 William Ryan

'79 William Ryan..

52
29
20
29
29
28

29"

4 50

2 00

10 25

4 50

2 50

8 00

4 50

2 5U

5 00

4 35

2 50

5 66

1 54

3 00

5 34

3 50

4 00

5 10

2 50

10 00

4 72

4 20

8 00

4 16

• c • •

15 00

4 20

4 06

8 00

4 31

1 75

8 55

4 75

2 00

11 50

5 00

2 15

12 00

5.05

2 17

5 00

86 75

110 20

96 81

47 22

66 19

62 74

133 75

92 40

73 00

68 84

7»76

65 53

100 00

MONTREAL CONFERENCE.

737

THURSO.— w.

ax

Names of Ministers.

H Peter Ker

75 Job Roadhouse

76 Job Roadhouse ....

77 Nassau B. Topping.

78 Nassau B. Topping.

79 Samuel Shibley

80 Samuel Shibley

Ap-
point,
ments.

No. of
Members.

25
59
63
63
60
53
56

Funds

Conting. Educa. , Sup. M. j Miss'y.

70

33

40

40

84'

30

10

$10 00

9 79

9 80

10 00

5 73

4 00

2 85 ,

*191

35

138

10

116

56

115

83

87

51

40

17

54

50

Y.

VALLEYFIELD.
A small village on the Beauharnois Canal, River Saint Lawrence.
"8 Benjamin Franklin, B.A.

79 John Webster..

80 John Webster.

13

w.

2 44
1 70

1 03

1 25

0 75
2 40

10 50
19 92

WATERLOO.
A village in the township and County of Shefford.

74 J. M. Hagar, M.A., Allan Patterson ..| 8 227

75 D. Connolly, Ernest M. Taylor, B.A.. 6 230

76 Daniel Connolly.. . . . . 6 '290

77 Daniel Connolly . . 1 10]

78 John Wilson . . .... 1 j 100

79 John Wilson. 1 I 110

80 William Scott .... 1 I 130

It was formerly Shefford Circuit.

16 43

10 94

38 00

17 00

19 5-2

40 00

17 25

19 60

41 00

10 00

27 50

33 50

12 50

27 50

34 00 I

13 00

29 11

13 50 j

13 50

5 74

17 00

192 27
171 34
257 27
182 00
195 80
202 21
121 42

WEST

S74 Hiram Fowler

75 Hiram Fowler

76 Hiram Fowler

77 William Short

78 William Short

79 John Davies

80 Gorham A. Gilford .

47

4

84

3

89

7

83

7

83

4.RN
5

rHAM.— v

102

5

102

5

102

5

94

5

99

5

75

5

57

ME

A.TH— w.

5

225

4

126

3

126

3

115

3

120

2

95

3

100

5 24

2 98

3 04

4 30

! 1 25

0 75

! 0 50

2 06

WEST BROME.
A village in the township and County of Brome, Quebec.

76 Thomas Rennie

77 Thomas Rennie ....

78 Albert N. De Long

79 Albert N. De Long.

80 Albert N. De Long.

174 William Pyke ....

75 William Pyke

76 John Fowkes

77 Henry Meyers .

78 William English..

79 Thomas Bell

80 Thomas Bell . .

10 13

4 70

5 25

5 90

8 00

7 06

8 25

30 00

5 41

3 94

4 90

5 42

2 71

2 32
1 94

1 21

2 00

8 30

3 00

8 00

7 00

5 38

8 00

6 00

12 15

8 00

6 00

10 00

8 30

8 00

4 00

8 00

4 46

3 19

8 00

2 00

2 00

6 00

40 00

14 42

15 13
22 00
29 88
18 24
22 00

47 61
38 16
15 32
34 23

100 40
98 76
78 66
80 05
6S 14
44 54
54 14

181 79
127 30
139 50
107 59
150 31
104 10
116 50

738

CIRCUITS AND MISSIONS.

WEST SHEFFORD.
A village in the township and County of Shefford, Quebec.

•

Yearj Names of Ministers.

1

1

AP; No. of

P0lnt" Members,
ments.

Funds.

Conting.

Educa.

Sup. M.

Miss'y

1876 Isaac Wheatley

77 Simon Crookshanks

4 ! 75

4 | 72

5 ! . 80
* 4 83

|5 84
3 00
2 61
2 10

$3 66
2 33
2 85
2 00

$3' 67
9 00
7 47
6 12

$21 2£
71 24
50 0(
49 6'.

78 Simon Crookshanks .

79 Simon Crookshanks

80 Thomas Rennie . . .

1879 John Wilson, B.A..
80 John Wilson, B.A..

WEST WINCHESTER.
It was formerly part of Winchester Circuit.

.1 3 I 188 I . .. j
J 3 t 188 8 79 I

8 11* I 23 10 I 164 04

WILTON.— w.

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.

300
310
306
338
406
412
400

13 25

7 25

41 50

12 47

12 53

38 91

13 11

10 00

43 50

12 81

6 CO

44 05

11 87

7 57

51 50

12 32

8 05

37 48

11 47

5 00

30 12

WINCHESTER.— w.

1874 Thos. G. Williams, Wm. Pearson... .

75 Thos. G. Williams, Wm. Pearson ... '.

76 Jabez B. Saunders, Samuel Ellery...

77 Jabez B. Saunders, George C. Poyser.

78 John Scanlon, George C. Poyser

79 William Raney .... .....

80 William Ranev ....

400
413

425
438
456
400
219

13 43

6 23

50 00

14 50

15 30

60 00

14 94

7 50

38 25

15 04

9 26

36 64

15 12

8 12

40 05

10 95

6 00

40 35

6 35

4 35

32 00

WINDSOR MILLS.— w.

1874
75
76

77
78
79
80

Isaac Wheatley

Samuel Shibley . .
Isaac Wilkinson.. .
Isaac Wilkinson..
Isaac Wilkinson. ... .
Joseph H. Fowler, M.A.

62
65
64
61
58
67
63

6 75

4 00

5 00

5 50

6 25

5 00

5 50

6 15

5 00

8 84

3 25

6 93

6 27

2 56

7 64

6 21

2 05

6 56

6 92

3 20

8 94

WOLFORD.
A village and township in the County of Grenville, Ontario.
1875 William Sanderson. , [

76 William Sanderson. . . . ... 5 j 161

77 William Sanderson .... 5 154

78 Samuel B. Phillips. .... . 5 1«9

79 Samuel B. Phillips 5 171

80 Alexander C. Chambers. ... . 5 181

312 58

322 68

337 91

330 28

420 75

340 5C

281 17

405 45

343 0£

325 45

331 2f

284 87

282 98

177 8C

55 32

55 63

45 89

48 89

52 75

50 18

40 64

! 6 30

6 00

12 10

! 5 27

4 30

12 43

1 • 5 20

4 37

13 CO

4 00

2 58

13 04

4 25

3 00

13 25

192 57
117 03
131 91
100 01

93 78

West Winchester set off.

THE

FEENCH AND INDIAN MISSIONS

WITHIN THE BOUNDS OF THE

iltntttr^al €anitxtnttf

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 ijualifications, 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 ot all these Missions prior to 1874, see Missions of Canada Wesleyan
Conference, in Book ]. The grants from Mission Funds include salaries of teachers and interpreters.

BOLTOX.

Names of Missionaries.

No. of
Members.

1874 Edward De Gruohy . . .

75 United with Sheibrooke Mission

36

jContrib. to Grantsfrom

Mission Mission

Fund. ■ Fund.

823 00
11 00

S346 00

1880 Joseph L. A. Maher.

1874 (Mtirfc! Sadlier)...

7.") (Mikhcl SudHcr)...

76 (MitrhrlSadlUr).. ..

77 United with Waterloo

1 870 Joseph Onesakeiiarat.

77 Joseph Onesakeiiarat. .

78 Joseph Onesakeiiarat.
7'.' Joseph Onesakeiiarat.
80 Joseph Onesakeiiarat.

1874 Thomas Charbonnel

75 Thomas Charbonnel

76 Thomas Charbonnel

77 See Sherlaooke ...

KOUCIIEKVIULE and VARENNK

CANAAN.

CAUGHNAWAOA and ST. KEOIS.

•24

COM 1 TON and SlIEb'BROOKE.

6
15
44

40U 00

10 03

337 50

15 60

380 00

15 30

50 00

285 DO

300 00

350 00

330 00

26 00

668 00

555 00

617 50

1876 Gedeon Aubin .. .
1880 John Borland

OOWANSVILLE.

OR AN BY"

332 .V)

740

MISSIONARY DISTRICTS.

HULL and OTTAWA.

Year

Names of Missionaries.

No. of
Members.

Contrib. to

Mission

Fund.

Grants froi
Mission
Fund.

1877 John Syvret.. . .

78 John Syvret

79 John Syvret .. .. .

80 John Syvret, Ernest M. Sasseville . . .

20
61
36

$30 43

$603 0G
582 00
607 00

KINGSEY SIDING.

1875 Antoine Geoffrey.. .

76 Antoine Geoffrey..

77 Antoine Geoffroy..

78 Antoine Geoffroy.. .

79 Antoine Geoffroy.. .

80 Antoine Geoffroy . . .

18
18
23
18
23

1 34

482 00
617 50
504 00
510 00
535 00

1874 (John Hocquard) .

75 : .

76

LACOLLE.

20 15
28 90

375 00

LAKE OF TWO MOUNTAINS.

1874 Amand Parent, Joseph Onesakenarat . 221

75 Amand Parent, Joseph Onesakenarat. 223

76 Amand Parant.. 247

77 See Oka . . . 261

1,129 60
836 25
570 00

MONTREAL CENTRE and MILE END

1875 (John Hocquard) . .

76 Louis N. Beaudry. Edward De Gruchy

77 Louis N. Beaudry, Gedeon Aubin. ... ... 41

78 Louis N. Beaudry, Gedeon Aubin . . 75

79 Louis N. Beaudry, Nelson W Deveneau . . . . ... 133

80 Louis N. Beaudry, Nelson W Deveneau ... ... 153

50 50

49 89

200 00

306 28

225 00
1,425 00
1,310 00
1,600 00
1 800 00

1877 Charles W. Grenier..

78 Charles W. Gienier.

79 Charles W. Grenier . .

MONTREAL EAST.

360 00
350 00

1880 E. Delmer Mallory

MONTREAL— ST. HENRI.

MONTREAL.— HOCHELAGA and LONGUEUIL.
1880 Charles W. Grenier ,

1877 Amand Parent

78 Amand Parent..

79 Joseph A. Dorion.

80 Joseph A. Dorion. .

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 .

OKA.
It wa3 formerly Lake of Two Mountains Mission.

ROXTON.

261

585 00

276

794 61

232

* • • •

762 73

181

9 53

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.

Year i

Names of Missionaries.

1874 Joseph A. Dorion.

75 Joseph A. Dorion

76 Joseph A. Dorion

77 . .

1877 Thomas Charbonnel.

78 Thomas Charbonnel.

79 Thomas Charbonnel.

80 Thomas Charbonnel.

1875 John Borland

76 John Borland . .

77 John Borland . . .

78 John Borland .

79 John Borland . .

No. of
Members.

ST. JOHNS.

21
27
41
60

SHERBROOKE and BROMPTON.

44

20

128

145

Contrib. to Grants from

Mission I Mission

Fund. ; Fund.

|10 60
22 18
16 18
12 81

$450 00
496 75
617 50

549

60

510

00

535

00

500 00

500 00

352

80

300

00

300 00

[877 Joseph A. Dorion.

78 Joseph A. Dorion.

79 Amand Parent . . .

80 Amand Parent . . .

WATERLOO and CANAAN.

67
69
35

2 68
11 23
10 00

567 00
700 00
770 00

STATISTICS OF FRENCH AND INDIAN MISSION WORK.

Year.

FRENCH WORK.

INDIAN WORK.

i

[ Members.

Contrib. to
Mis'y. Fund.

Grants from
Mis'y. Fund.

Year.

Members.

Contrib. to
Mis'y. Fund.

Grants from
Mis'y. Fund.

874.. .

875. .

876. ..
877 .
878. .
879.. .
880. .

80
119
140
258
274
488
481

$83 15
88 44
95 97.

108 46
62 57

268 00

334 38

15,005 45
3,595 25
5,411 02
5,364 03
5,210 50
5,398 54

1874..
1875....
1876.. .
1877 ...
1878....

1879. ..

1880. ..

221
223
247
261
276
232
205

$9 53

|1,129 60
836 25
1,057 52
1,094 52
1,144 61
1,317 73

THE

aERMA.N MISSIONS

WITHIN THE BOUNDS OF THE

$lantxzai dauizxznu,

1874 to 1880.

EGANVILLE.

Year

Names of Missionaries.

18 1 7 Carl Allum .

78 Carl Allum .

79 Carl Allum

80 Carl Allum

No. of
Members.

121
144
142

Contrib. to

Mission

Fund.

Grants f ron

Mission

Fund.

$80 95
64 78
61 50

$540 00
460 00
447 15

1S74 Henry Meyers.

75 .

76 .

RAGLAN.

23

63 13

8 00

60

....

350 00

RANKIN.

1S74 Henry Krupp

75 Henry Krupp . .

76 Henry Krupp . . .

77 .

1874 Carl Allum . .

75 Carl Allum . .

76 Carl Allum . . ,

77 Henry Krupp

RENFREW and THORNE,

115

81

119

112

152 00
89 96
94 91
61 33

» 18

47 90

23

25 50

23

41 25 j

93

60 16 1

650 00
525 00
572 20

650 00
450 00
737 00
550 00

STATISTICS OF GERMAN WORK.

Contributed to

Grant from

Year.

Members.

Mission Fund.

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
142

64 78
61 50

447 15

1880 ....

THE

DISTRICTS

OF THE

MONTREAL CONFERENCE.

showing who have been chairmen and financial secretaries,
with the number of members for each year

From 1874 to 1880

BROCKVILLE DISTRICT.

Cha

74 George McRitchie. M. L. Pearson..

75 George McRitchie. M. L. Pearson.. .

76 William Scott. . . Tlios. G. Williams

77 James Elliott,D.DiThos. G. Williams

78 James Elliott, D.DjThos. G. Williams

79 James Elliott, D.DThos. G. Williams

80 Thos. G. Williams} Wm. Galbraith,1

B.C.L. ..

U John

15 John

16 John

17 John

18 John

19 John
50 John

FRENCH and INDIAN.

Borland.
Borland .
Borland .
Borland .
Borland .
Borland .
Borland .

37.30
3480

3721
3972
4262
4341

455S

358
342
387
478
550
720

KINGSTON.

k Napanee District with 2,276 members set off.
Ita from Perth District with 190 members an-
ted.

MONTREAL.

IFinan. Secretaries. Mem. lYear

Chairmen.

Finan. Secretaries. ' Mem.

\ A. Sutherland,
1874 ' Geo. Douglas,
/ LL.D . . )

75 C Douglas, LL.D Joel T. Pitcher. .j

76 G. Douglas, LL.D Joel T. Pitcher. .!

77 G. Douglas, LL.D Joel T. Pitcher. .

78 G. Douglas, LL.D H. Johnston, B.D

79 G. Douglas, LL.D;Jos. W Sparling,

B.D ..
! 80 E. A. Stafford. B. A ! Jos. W Sparling,
I B.D '..

And. B. Chambers! 2699

2839
3091
3143
3228

3024,
3171

NAPANEE.

Formerly part of Kingston District.

1880 William Hansford IDaniel Connolly. .1 2309

OTTAWA.

li James Elliott

3730

15 James Elliott . .

3635

ffi James Elliott . .

Alfred McCann..

3918

17 Wm. Galbraith,

Andrew B. Cham-

B.C.L

bers, B.C.L..

4034

18 Wm. Galbraith,

Andrew B. Cham-

B.C.L

bers. B.C.L.

4072

19 Wm. Galbraith,

Andrew B. Cham-

B.C.L

bers, B C. L ... .

3888

JO James Elliott, D.D

Geo. G. Huxtable.

*1754

1874 Wm. J. Hunter

75 Wm. J. Hunter

76 Wm. J. Hunter

Jos. W. Sparling,
B.D

Jos. W. Sparling,
B.D

Jos. W. Sparling,
B.D .

77 Ezra A. Stafford. . i Jos. W. Sparling,

i B.D

78 Ezra A. Stafford. . Jos. W. Sparling,

B.D ...

79 Ezra A. Stafford. . Joel T. Pitcher. .

80 Le Roy Hooker . Joel T. Pitcher.

PEMBROKE.

1874 Richard Whiting. ;. I oh n Howes..
75 Hiram Fowler. . 'Andrew B. Cham-
• bers, B.C.L. .

237 6

2614

2778

2908

2762
2640
2598

1123
1068

744

DISTRICTS.

Yean

Chairmen.

Finan. Secretaries.

1876 Hiram Fowler. .

77 William Hansford

78 William Hansford

79 William Hansford

80 Henrv F. Bland..

Andrew B. Cham-
bers, B.C L. .. .
Hiram Fowler.
Hiram Fowler
John Davies.. . .
Gorham A. Gifford

Mem.

Year

Chairmen.

Finan. Secretaries.! Mem

1877 Le Roy Hooker
1035 78 Le Roy Hooker

79 Le Roy Hooker

80 James Kines. .

1128
1258
1111
1116

PERTH.

1874 William Scott....

75 William Scott.. . .

76 George McRitchie.

77 George McRitchie.

78 George McRitchie.

79 George McRitchie.

80 George McRitchie.

McGill. . .

McGill. ,

McGill.

McGill..

McGill. . .
Stephen Bond..
Stephen Bond . . .

Wm.
Wm.
Wm.
Wm.
Wm.

1874 Henry F. Bland..

75 Henry F. Bland..

76 Henry F. Bland..

QUEBEC.

Daniel Connolly. .
William Jackson. .
William Jackson. .

1692
1725
1995
2130
2274
2346
*2142

1516
1531
1638

* 190 members given to Kingston District.

William Jackson. .
James Kines . .
James Kines . .
A. B. Chambers,
B.C.L ... .

STANSTEAD.

1874 William Hansford

75 Alex. Hardie,M.A

76 Alex. Hardie.M.A

77 William Scott...

78 William Scott....

79
80

William Scott....
Chas. A. Hansford

Le Roy Hooker. . .
Le Roy Hooker. . .
John Walton ....
John Walton
John Walton
John Walton . . .
William Jackson..

1754
182S
176S

1715

209E
217^
2455
255S
261 E
2534
*90C

WATERLOO.
Formerly part of Stanstead District.
1880 William Scott. . . I Thomas Bell . ...I158C

* Waterloo District set off.

The following name, by some oversight, was omitted from Toronto Conference List on pagt 671.

DEPEW, SYDNEY F.

1861.

1874 Walkerton 1

75 Sarawak . . . . 1

76 Chatsworth. . . 2
78 Avening ... 3

PART V.

%\it jStfba ^rutia €anitxtnctf

1874 to 1880.

@tlj£ $hiim %iatia dauhxma

WAS ORGANIZED IN THE

METHODIST CHURCH, CHARLOTTETOWN. PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND,

ON

FRIDAY, JULY 3rd, 1874.

I.— SESSIONS OF

CONFERENCE.

Year.

Place.

| President.

Secretary.

Journal Secretary.

1874..

Charlottetown . . .

. . John McMurrav .. .

Robert A. Temple

Stephen F Huestis.

1875..

Halifax . . .

. Alex. W Nieolson .

Robert A. Temple ....

Stephen F. Huestis.

1876..

Windsor .

. . Robert A. Temple . .

. . Stephen F. Huestis .. .

Jabez A. Rogers.

1877 .

Yarmouth .

. . Elias Brettle.

. . Stephen F. Huestis . . .

Jabez A. Rogers.

1878..

Amherst

. James Tavlor

Stephen F. Huestis.

Jabez A. Rogers.

1879 .

Halifax . .

. . . 'Stephen F. Huestis..

Cranswick Jost, M. A.

1880..

Truro.

. . . IKiehard Smith . .

Jabez A. Rogers.

Cranswick Jost, M.A.

II.— MINISTERS and MEMBERS.

Members.

Increase.

On trial.

Full. Total.

i

7,378

7,378

7

859

7,733

8,592

4

1,256

8,628

9,884

2

849

8,877

9,726

dec. 6

976

8,936

9,912

4

731

8,809

9,540

685 .

8,927

9,612

Increase.

1,214

1,292
|dec. 158
186
!dec. 372
78

III.— CONNEXIONAL FUNDS.

Year.

Contingent

Educa-
tional.

Sunday
School.

Supera

Ministers
Subs.

muated Ministers.
C™f 1 Total.

Missionary.

1874
1875
L876

1877

1878

1879...., ...

:880

$592 50
598 17
564 46
456 74
443 83
393 06
361 84

$445 17
539 97
537 04
627 55
523 68
475 76
451 60

$36 07
24 63
33 16
18 57
10 43
13 11

$540 00
750 72
741 87
714 84
720 60
710 00
720 00

$572 98 ! $1,112 98
628 09 i 1,378 81
639 14 j 1,381 01
619 18 j 1,334 02
686 61 ! 1,407 21
540 43 i 1,250 43
547 61 ' 1,267 61

$9,392 83
10,227 64
10,673 52
11,070 13
11,463 66
10,024 76
8,877 81

THE NAMES OF

MINISTERS OF THE NOVA SCOTIA CONFERENCE

CLASSIFIED AND ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED

UNDER THE YEAR IN WHICH THEIR MINISTRY BEGAN.

Note. — The figures in the column after the name show the year in which his connection with th
Conference ceased, the letters indicate the cause.

d. Died.

ex. Expelled.

loc. Located.

v s. Removed to United States.

m. Transferred to Montreal Conference.

n. b. Transferred to New Brunswick and Princi

Edward Island Conference
n'fd. Transferred to Newfoundland Conference.

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 Sutclifte, Ingham

1832.

9 Angwin, Thoma.s....

1833.

10 McMurray, John.

1834.

11 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 Lockliait, Christopher.

18 Smith, Richard

.d. j 1877 19
20

.d. ; 1876

.d. 1877

1875
1878

21

22
i 23

24

25
26
27

28
29

30

31

! 32

.N.B.

1846.
Huestis, George O.
Taylor, James ...

1848.
Brettle, Elias

1849.
Temple, Robert A

185Q.
Tuttle, George W...

1852.
Prestwood, Paul ...

1853.
Payson, George B . . .

Sponagle, John R

Tweedy, Robert.

1855.

Lathern, John . . . .

Tweedy, James

1856.

Alcorn, William .

Cassidy, John

Nicolson, Alexander W

1857.

Brown, William C

Howie, John W . .

Read, John n.b.

Smith, T. Watson

Wasson, Robert. .

1858.

Huestis, Stephen F

Pickles, Fletcher H. W

Ryan, William..

Scott, David B

Teesdale, John J . . . .
Thurlow, Isaac E.. ....

187«

1878

NOVA SCOTIA CONFERENCE.

749

1859.
U Coffin, Joseph S . .

15 Turtle, Alexander S.

1860.

16 Hart, James K...

17 Hart, Thomas D

18 Shenton, Job . . . .

1861.

(9 Bigney, John G

i0 Gaetz, Joseph. . .

51 Gaetz, Leonard.. .

52 Johnson, John..

53 Mosher, John A

1862.
14 Angwin, Joseph G.
>5 Heartz, William H .
>6 Hemmeon, Joseph B.
>7 Jost, Cranswick. .
>8 Rogers, Jabez A

1863.
»9 Johnson, Robert O'B

10 Pike, John M.

1864.

11 Des Brisay, Albert S.
»2 Moore, Ezra B .

1865.

13 Rogers, Thomas.

14 Sargent, William ....

1866.

15 Mack, Robert B. .

16 Morton, Arthur D

1867

7 Shore, Godfrey. .

8 Day, George F .

19 Weldon, Fletcher A .

1869.

0 Brecken, Ralph .

1 Daniel, Robert A. .

1870.

2 Borden, Jonathan R.

3 Evans, William H. . .

4 Giles, Jesse B. .

5 Hale, Joseph

6 Parker, Caleb. . . .

7 Strothard, James . . .

.M.

1878

1875

1876

1877

. LOC.

. V. S.

1871.

78 Baines, William D ex.

79 Dunn, Simeon B.

80 England, Eben E

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 Hockiii, Arthur. . .

89 Johnson, William J

90 Scott, James. . .

91 Tyler, Charles M..

1873.

92 Brunyate, Edwin R..

93 Clayton, Arthur H. .

94 Craig, John

95 Davis, Joseph H . . .

96 Johnson, David W

97 Purvis, William

98 Shephardson, John W..

99 Swallow, Charles W...

1874.

100 Bennett, William A

101 Borden, Byron C. .

102 Gee, John

103 Lane, William G

104 Nicklin, Charles

105 Ogclen, Jonathan C.

106 Robson, Jos ph . . . .

107 Smith, Robert W

108 Williams, Robert .

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 loo.

119 Huestus, George A loc

120 Robinson, Patrick H...

1878

1878

. LOO.
, LOC.

1876

1876

1878

1877

1877
1877

1879

1878
1879

•R0BATI0NE11S CONNECTED WITH. THE NOVA SCOTIA CONFERENCE, JUNE. 1880,

SHOWING THE YEAR WHEN THEIR MINISTRY BEGAN.

1875.

1 Black, William A.

1876.

2 Doane, Howard!3.. . .

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 Gleiulinning, George W. F..
: 10 Langille, William H. .

1879.

| 1 1 Buckley, Frederick A . . .

12 Stevens, La Mert ...

! 13 Wier, John

MINISTERS AND PROBATIONERS FOR' THE MINISTRY.

CONNECTED WITH THH

$hiba ^wtia €ai\hxma>

1874 to 1880.

A.

ADDY, JOHN S.
1836.

1874 Aylesford 2

76 Mill Village . .... 2
78 Halifax... .(siy'D.) 3

Chairman of District, 1876-77.

AINLEY, WILLIAM.
1872.— r. f. c. & o. 1876.
1874 Onslow..

75 Milton

76 Lockport .

79 Weymouth .

ALCORN, WILLIAM.
1856.
1874 River Philip

77 Athol. .

80 Parrsboro'

ANGWIN, JOSEPH GILL.

1862.

1874 Sydney, C.B 3

77 Pictou . 3

80 St. George's, Bermuda. 1
Financial Secretary, 1874, 1875,

1877, 1878.

Chairman of District, 1876.

ANGWIN, THOMAS.

1832.

1874 Dartmouth (sup'y. ) 7

ASTBURY, JOHN.

1872.— r. f. c. & o. 1876.

1874 Ingonish, C.B. .... . 1

75 Sydney North 1

76 Gabarus ... 2

78 River John 3

ATKINSON, MICHAEL.
K. 091 t. 1877.

1877 Port Hood 1

78 Located.

B

BAINES, WILLIAM D.
1871..— e. f. c. & o. 1875.
1874 Sydney North .

75 New Germany

76 Maccan . . .
78 Expelled.

BENT, JOSEPH F

1828.
1874 Bridgetown.. .\ .(sup'y.) 7

BENNETT, WILLIAM A.,B.A.

k. on t. 1874.

1874 Mount Allison Wes. Col. 2
76 Sydney North 2

78 Located.

BIGNEY, JOHN GEORGE.
1861.
1874 Port Mouton ... 2
76 Canso ... 3

79 Caledonia. ........ 2

BIRD, RICHEY
;1872.—k.f.c.& 0.1877.

1874 Goldenville 1

75 River Philip 2

77 Advocate Harbour . 2

79 Southampton... .(sup'y.) 2

BLACK, STARR.

R. cm T. 1877.
1877 Country Harbour . , . . 1

78 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.

BORDEN, BYRON C, B.A.

R. o?i t. 1874. — ord. 1878

R. f. c 1879.

1874 Mount Allison Wes. Col. I

77 Onslow ]

78 Somerset, Bermuda. . . . , S
80 Arcadia ... 1

A graduate of Mount Allison
Wesleyan College— B.A. , 1878.

BORDEN, JONATHAN R.

1870.— r. f. c. & o. 1874.

1874 Port La Tour ... 1

75 Guysboro' .... 3

78 Shelburne . . ... 3

Financial Secretary, 1876-77.

BOTTERELL, EDMUND.

1834.

1874 Halifax .(sup'y.) 7

BRECKEN, RALPH, M.A.

1869.

1874 Halifax— Kaye Street. . . 2

76 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 3

78 Newport . . 1

79 Avondale. ..... (sup'y.) 2

Chairman of District, 1874 to

1878.

BROWN, WILLIAM.

1872.— r. f. c &o. 1876.

1874 Advocate Harbour 2

76 Ingonish . . ... „ . 1

77 Bridgewater 2

79 Lockport ... 2

NOVA SCOTIA CONFERENCE.

751

BROWN, WILLIAM C.

1857.

1874 Pictou 1

75 St. George's, Bermuda . . 3
78 Liverpool . . . . 2

80 Pictou 1

Chairman of District, 1874 and

1879.

BRUNYATE, EDWIN R.

c. 1873.— R. on t. 1874.—

r. v. v. & o. 1877.

1873 Westport 2

75 Pugwash . . . 1

76 Halifax— Kaye Street . 2
78 Halifax— City Missiony. 2
80 Oxford . . . . 1

BUCKLE V. FREDERICK A.,

B.A.

R. 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

CUNNINGHAM, WM. LUKE.

R. on t. 1875.

1875 Amherst 1

76 Onslow 1

77 Halifax— Cobourg Street 1

78 Sydney 1

79 Located.

D

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

c.

CASSIDY, JOHN.

185,6.

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.
a 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.

o. 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

DANIEL, ROBERT A.

1869.

1874 Pugwash. . ... 1 j

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. wit. 1873.— e. f. i.'. &o. 1878.

1873 Mount Allison Wes. Coll. 2

75 Country Harbour 1

76 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.

DAY, GEORGE F.
1868.

1874 Gabarus 2

76 Burlington 3

79 Shubenecadie. 2

DES BRISAY, ALBERT S.
1864.

1874 Windsor .. ... 1

75 Bridgetown 2

Died October 4th, 1876, aged

36 years.

DK WOLFE, CHARLES, D.D.

1837.
1874 Wolfville. . ..(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

E.

ENGLAND, EBEN E.
1871.— R. f. o. & o. 1875.

1874 Middleton 1

75 Shubenecadie 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. k o. 1874.

1874 Stellarton ... . . 1

75 Hebron 2

77 Weymouth 2

79 Halifax— Charles Street. 1

F.

FISHER, JOSEPH M.

1871.— R. f. c. &o. 1876.

1874 Bailey's Bay, Bermuda.. 3

77 Ingonish, C. B. 1

78 Musquodoboit 3

a.

GAETZ, JOSEPH.

1861.

1874 Liverpool.. ....

76 Wilmot

79 Aylesford..

2
3

Financial Secretary, 1874
1880.

to

GAETZ, LEONARD.

1861.
1874 Yarmouth . .
75 Montreal Conference.

1

752

MINISTERS AND PROBATIONERS.

GEE, JOHN.

rout. 1874.— r. 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.— R. f. c. & o. 1874.

1874 Athol 2

76 Spring Hill. . 1

77 Wallace 3

80 Manchester .. .. 1

Financial Secretary, 1880.

HART, JAMES R.
1860.

1874 Granville..

66 Manchester

77 Shubenecadie . ..

79 Barrington.

HART. THOMAS D.
1860.
1874 Manchester. . . .
76 Pugwash ....
79 Maitland..

Chairman of District, 1875.
Financial Secretary, 1878 to
1880.

HEARTZ, WILLIAM H.

1862.

1874 Horton 2

76 Halifax— Grafton St 3

79 Granville Ferry 2
Financial Secretary, 1876 and

1877

HEMMEON, JOSEPH BELL.
1862.

1874 Liverpool . .. .(sup't.)I
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..
78 Sydney North . ...

HILLS, BENJAMIN, B.A.,
r. out. 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.
77 Sambro ..... .

79 Canso

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.

Journal Secretary of Conference,
1874 and 1875.

Secretary of Conference, 1875,
1877 and 1878.

President of Conference, 1 879.

Chairman of District, 1880.

J.

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 Port Hood 2

80 Country Harbour . . 1

JOHNSON, GEORGE F., B.A.

c. 1875.— r. on t. 1876.

r. f. c. & 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

78 Gabarus. 2

80 Onslow .(sup'y.) 1

JOHNSON, WILLIAM J.

1872.

1874 Kentville 1

75 Halifax— Charles Street. 1

76 Located.

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.

JOST, CRANSWICK, M.A.

1862.

1874 Avondale ...... 1

75 Pictou ... . • • • 2

77 Hillsburg . . . • 3

80 Liverpool. . 1

Financial Secretary, 1874, 1875,
1876.

Journal Secretary of Confer-
ence, 1879, 1880.

Chairman of District, 1880.

L.

LANE, WILLIAM G.
r. on t. 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

NOVA SCOTIA CONFERENCE.

753

LATHERN, JOHN.

1855.
74 Halifax, Brunswick St. . 2
76 N.B. & P. E.I. Conference 3

79 Yarmouth North 1

Chairman of District, 1880.

5CKHART, CHRISTOPHER.
1842.

174 Annapolis . . 2

76 Berwick . . .3

79 Liverpool. . . . (sup'y. ) 2

M.

MACK, ROBERT BARRY.

1866.

74 River John ... ... 1

75 Nappan 3

78 Acadia Mines 3

MELLISH, ISAAC M.

E. 071 T. 1877.

177 Horton . . .... 2

79 Dartmouth 1

80 Middleton 1

MOORE, EZRA B.
1864.
74 Burlington 2

76 Newport 2

78 Hamilton, Bermuda. 3

0RTON, ARTHUR D., A.M.

1866.
74 Wallace 3

77 Hantsport 3

80 River Philip 1

Financial Secretary, 1874-76,

78 and 1879.

MORTON, ROLAND.
1853.
174 Windsor (sup'y.) 7

MOSHER, JOHN A.

1861.

174 Nappan « 1

75 Middle Musquodoboit. . . 3
78 Port Hawkesbury, (J.B.. 2
80 Wallace 1

Mc.

McARTHUR, ROBERT.

1871.— e. f. c. & o. 1875.

174 Halifax 1

75 Caledonia 3

78 Port La Tour 3

48

McMURRAY, JOHN.
1833.

1874 Hantsport 1

75 Windsor (strp'y.) 6

Chairman of District, 1874.
President of Conference, 1874.

N.

NICKLIN, CHARLES.
r. on t. 1874.
1874 Bridgetown

75 Berwick

76 Weymouth

77 Located.

W

and

NICOLSON, ALEX,
1856.
1874 Halifax — Editor

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. on t. 1875.—

E. f. c. & o. 1880.

1874 — ... 1

75 Wentworth 1

76 Mt. Allison Wes. College 4
80 North East Harbour. . . 1

OUTERBRIDGE, WM. A.
e. on t. 1877.

1877 Mt. Allison Wes. College 1

78 Walton 1

'/9 Mt. Allison Wes. College 1

80 Port Hood, C.B 1

P.

PARKER, CALEB.

1870.— r. f. c. & o. 1874.

75 Hantsport

77 Bridgetown
80 Hillsburg . .

1
2
1
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... ...I i

Died March 28th, 1878, aged
30 years.

PEPPY, CHARLES H.

e. on t. 1876.

1876 Sambro 1

77 Mt. Allison Wes. College 1

78 Located.

PICKLES, FLETCHER H W

1858.
1874 Canning . . . . 2

76 Barrington . . . .... 3

79 Newport ... . . 2

Financial Secretarv, 1875 to
1878 and 1880.

PICKLES, MICHAEL.

1827.
1874 Canning.. .(sup't.) 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

76 Petite Riviere 3

79 Kentville 2

PURVIS, WILLIAM.

c. 1873.— r. on t. 1874. —

R. f. c. & o. 1877.

1873 Ingonish, C.B 1

74 Port Hood, C.B 1

75 Halifax — ( 'obourg Street 2
77, Somerset, Bermuda 1

78 Caledonia 1

79 Warren . 2

E.

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.

754

MINISTERS AND PROBATIONERS.

RICHEY, MATTHEW, D.D.

1821.
1874 Windsor (sup'y.) 7

ROBINSON, GEO. 0., B.A.

c. 1875.— R. on t. 1876 —

k. f. c. & o. 1880.

1875

1

76 Mount Allison Wes. Coll. 3

79 Sheet Harbour. . . 1

80 Halifax — Cobourg Street 1
A graduate of Mount Allison

Wesleyan College— B.A. , 1879.

ROBINSON, PATRICK.
r. out. 1877.— R. f. c. & o. 1880.
1877 Mountain Mission. 1

78 Digby Neck 2

80 Onslow .... 1

ROBSON, JOSEPH.

r. on t. 1874.

1874 Digbv Neck 1

75 Wilmot 2

77 Located.

ROGERS, JABEZ A.

1862.

1874 Yarmouth 2

76 Truro. . . 3

79 Amherst . . .2

Journal Secretary of Confer-
ence, 1876, 1877 and 1878.

Secretary of Conference, 1879
and 1880.

Chairman of District, 1879 and
1880.

ROGERS, THOMAS, M.A.
1865.

1874 Petite Riviere .... 2

76 Lunenburg ... 3

79 Horton . . 2

RYAN, WILLIAM.

1874 Troy Conference, U.S. 3

77 Leave of absence . ... 1

78 St. Georges, Bermuda. 2
80 Hantsport... 1

s.

SARGENT, WILLIAM.

1865.

1874 Bridgetown 1

75 Lockport .. 1

76 Hillsburg ...

Died March 3rd, 1877, aged
36 years.

SCOTT, DAVID B.
1858.

1874 Parrsboro' „ „ 1

75 River John 3

78 Mill Village ........ 8

SCOTT, JAMES.

1872.

1874 New Germany.

77 Nor.th East Harbour . .
80 Gabarus, C.B..

1
2
3
1

SHARPE, JAMES.

c. 1875.— r. oni. 1876.—

R. f. c. & o. 1879.

1875 Acadia Iron Mines 1

76 Amherst . 1

77 Halifax— Charles Street. 2

79 vVentworth.. 1

80 Digby Neck 1

SHENTON, JOB.
1860.

1874 Truro 2

76 Liverpool.. ...... 2

78 Newfoundland Conf.
Financial Secretary, 1874,

1876, and 1877.

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

77 Lunenburg. .
79 Port Mouton . . .

SHORE, GODFREY.
1867
1867 ) Primitive
to > Methodist

74 ) " Conference, Eng.

75 Yarmouth East 1

76 Dartmouth . 3

79 Bridgewater 2

SMITH, RICHARD.
1842.

1874 Lunenburg .. 2

76 Annapolis. ... 3

76 Middletown 2

Chairman of District, 1874,
1875, 1878 to 1880. President
of Conference, 1880.

SMITH, ROBERT W,
R. on T. 1874.
1874 Mount Allison Wesleyan
College ... 1

75 Onslow . . 1

76 Advocate Harbour 1

77 Located.

SMITH, THOMAS WATSON.

1857.
1874 St. George's, Bermuda.. 1
75 Windsor.. .(sup'y.) 4

79 Halifax .... . (sup'y.) 1

80 Halifax, Editor of the

Wesleyan. . . . . 1

Author of " History of Method-
ism in Eastern British America."

SPONAGLE, JOHN LEMUEL.
1852.

1874 Hillsburg 2

76 Granville Ferry 2

78 Granville Ferry.. (sup'y.) 1

79 Halifax (sup'y.) 2

STEVENS, La MERT.

r. on t. 1879.

1879 Aylesford 2

STROTHARD, JAMES.

1870.— r. f. c. & o. 1874.

1874 Halifax— Charles Street . 1
75 Avondale 3

78 Canning 3

SUTCLIFFE, INGHAM.

1831.

1874 Amherst. (sup'y.) 5

79 Yarmouth. (sup'y.) 2

SWALLOW, CHARLES W.,

B.A.

c. 1873.— R. on. t. 1874.—

r. f. o. & o. 1877.

1874 Mount Allison Wesleyan

College 1

75 Bridgewater 1

76 Milton.. 1

77 Amherst 2

79 Advocate Harbour 2

A graduate of Mount Allison

Wesleyan Collage.— B.A. , 1876.

T.

TAYLOR, JAMES.

1846.

1874 N.B. &P.E.I. Conf ... 2

76 Shelburne 2

78 Arcadia ... 2

80 Aylesford (sup'y.) 1

Chairman of District, 1876 to
1879. President of Conference,
1878.

TEASDALE, JOHJiT J.
1858.

1874 Wilmot 2

76 Canning . . 2

78 Yarmouth ...... 3

Financial Secretary,, 1878 and

1880.

TEMPLE, ROBERT ALDER.
1849.

1874 Newport . 2

76 Amherst .... 3

79 Truro. 2

Chairman of District, 1876 to

1880.

NOVA SCOTIA CONFERENCE.

755

THOMPSON, SAMUEL.

e. on t. 1876.
176 Port Mouton 1

77 Mt. Allison Wes. College 1

78 Located.

THURLOW, ISAAC E.
1858.

174 Dartmouth. 2

76 Kentville 3

79 Pugwash 1

80 Stellarton ... 1

TUTTLE, ALEXANDER S.

1859.
574 Mills Village . . . . 2

76 Aylesford... .. 3

79 Lunenburg . . . 2
Financial Secretary, 1879 and

880.

TUTTLE. GEORGE \V.
1850.
874 Horton .(sup'y.) 1
75 Stellarton 2

77 River Philip ... 3

80 -Port Ha wkesbury , C. B . 1
Chairman of District, 1875 and

876.

TWEEDY, JAMES.

1855.

874 Middle Musquodoboit. 1

75 Port La Tour 3

78 Guysboro' 3

TWEEDY, ROBERT.
1853.

1874 Amherst ... . . 2

76 Arcadia. . ... 2

78 Amherst (sup'y.) 3

Chairman of District, 1874.

TYLER, CHARLES M.

1872.— k. f. c. & o. 1876.

1874 Somerset, Bermuda 3

77 Leave of absence 1

! 78 Halifax— Kaye St . .. 3

w.

WASSON, EOBERT.

1857.

1874 Yarmouth.. .(sup'y.) 1

75 Hamilton, Bermuda 3

78 Digby . . .... 3

WELDON, FLETCHER A.

1868.

1874 Port Hawkesbury 1

75 lngonish, C.B 1

1876 Leave of Absence.

77 Stellarton

80 Wentworth...

WIER, JOHN.
e. on t. 1879.
1879 Lawrencetown . . . .

WILLIAMS, ROBERT.

v. 1874.— e. <MiT. 1875.—
e. f. c. & o. 1878.

1874

75 Weymouth.

76 Digby Neck .

77 Lawrencetown .

78 Country Harbour.
7$ lngonish, C.B

WRIGHT, FRED. H., B.A.
r. om. 1876.— e. f. c. &o. 1879.

1876 Horton..

77 Hebron ...

78 Wentworth.. .

79 Onslow..

80 Southampton.

^^^
/& *^^

THE

CIRCUITS ^.ND MISSIONS

OF THE

|bba ^rtftia danftxtnu,

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 1874 TO THE YEAR 1880.

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.

1875 James Sharpe.. .

76 Jesse B. Giles

77 Jesse B. Giles

78 Robert Barry Mack

79 Robert Barry Mack

80 Robert Barry Mack

1874

William Brown .

75

William Brown . .

76

Robert W. Smith.

77

RielieV Bird

7y

79

Charles \V. Swallow

80

• 'buries \V Swallow

Ap-

point-

ments.

No. of
Members.

24
54
79
80
50

ADVOCATE HARBOUR.

Funds.

Conting.

Educa.

Sup. M

$4 19

$2 42

«i 47

2 25

3 50

3 25

2 50

3 13

3 37

2 00

1 00

2 90

1 50

0 50

1 50

1 5

107

5 10

2 00

1 50

5

105

5 00

2 (19

1 50

5

50

5 40

2 50

2 00

5

87

2 00

1 45

1 2.)

5

107

2 15

2 07

3 31 !

5

85

2 04

1 15

2 03 !

6

85

1 00

1 50

4 55 i

AMHERST

1874 Robert Tweedy

75 llolirit Tweedy, Win. L. Cunningham

76 Robert Alder Temple, James Sharp.

77 Robert Alder Temple ... . ....

78 Robert Alder Temple

79 Jabez A. Rogers. .

80 Jabez A. Rogers.. ....

5

150

10 00

4 50

7 75

5

135

9 00

27 00

7 05

5

115

8 50

23 50

6 50

5

192

13 04

22 41

12 93

2

116

10 20

20 00

11 45

2

109

0 10

4 93

8 (10

2

05

6 50

5 67

io oo !

$37

04

48

90

50

68

29 90

20

00

•:c

00

26

00

17

50

27

35

11

33

14

65

S4

57

47 80

102

*,r)

61

60

149

44

54

43

61

05

44 70

NOVA SCOTIA CONFERENCE.

757

ANNAPOLIS.

Year

1874 Christopher Lockhart.

75 Christopher Lockhart. .

76 Richard Smith

77 Kichard Smith

78 Eichard Smith

79 Alexander W. Nicolson...'

80 Alexander W Nicolson...

No. of
Members

Funds.

Conting.

Educa.

Sup. M.

Miss'y.

75

$4 52

$0 80

$4 53

$13 82

86

8 54

7 61

10 25

70 22

101

5 59

5 52

10 91

66 34

105

8 55

6 00

12 00

80 00

80

4 50

2 00

7 00

78 25

110

3 10

1 83

6 37

65 94

101

3 20

2 00

6 50

67 21

1877 Robert Tweedy

78 James Taylor

79 James Taylor.. .

80 Byron C. Borden .

1874 Joseph Hale. . . .

75 Joseph Hale.

76 Joseph Hale.

7? William Alcorn..

78 William Alcorn..

79 William Alcorn..

80 John Craig ..

ARCADIA.
It was formerly Yarmouth East Circuit.

1874 Cranswick Jost, M.A.

75 James Strothard .

76 James Strothard

77 James Strothard

78 Robert A. Daniel

79 Robert A. Daniel

80 Robert A. Daniel .

1874 John S. Addy

75 John S. Addy

76 Alexander S. Tuttle

77 Alexander S. Tuttle

78 Alexander S. Tuttle

79 Joseph Gaetz

80 Joseph Gaetz, La Mert Stevens

3

70

4

86

4'

65

4

55

ATHOL.

3 '.37

4

75

4

69

4

54

4

49

5

47

AVONDALE.

4

106

4

115

4

176

4

160

4

160

4

154

4

184

AYLESFORD.

8

10
13
13

160
158
170
245
245
280
305

3 40

2 80

4 50

2 90

2 95

3 50

2 00

2 15

2 95

1 40

1 75

2 00

2 00

1 50

1 50

2 00

1 90

2 00

3 00

3 50

3 00

3 00

6 00

3 00

3 00

2 70

3 00

3 00

2 70

3 00

13 00

2 55

6 30

13 00

3 86

6 50

15 63

5 60

15 35

13 40

4 01

14 32

14 50

3 58

15 18

12 52

4 38

14 76

13 00

4 00

15 07

7 60

2 10

5 80

7 60

2 00

4 80

4 60

2 55

4 46

4 60

13 25

7 50

4 75

6 75

7 75

4 25

2 25

5 50

4 32

3 25

6 12 1

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

63 50

107 68
99 27
95 35

110 80
94 65
77 75

B.

BARRINGTON.

1874 Joseph S. Coffin..

75 Joseph S. Coffin..

76 F. H. W. Pickles.

77 F. H. W. Pickles.

78 F. H. W Pickles.

79 James R. Hart

80 Jamss R. Hart . .

130
130
128
151
160
185
193

4 00

1 50

6 50

4 (i0

6 80

5 00

3 25

6 00

3 50

3 30

7 00

3 70

3 39

7 70

5 75

3 00

4 00

4 50

1 32

2 85

3 14

BERMUDA.— HAMILTON and SOMERSET.

1874 John Cassidy, Charles M. Tyler..

75 Robert Wasson, Charles M. Tyler...

76 Robert Wasson, Joseph M Fisher

77 Robert Wasson, William Purvis

78 Ezra B. Moore, Byron C. Borden, B.A.

79 Ezra B. Moore, Byron C. Borden, B.A

80 EzraB. Moore, Fred. A. Buckley, B.A.

185
212
283
285
309
280
274

18 00

10 00

27 00

18 75

11 50

28 00

18 01

10 80

24 34

17 21

19 06

25 16

15 24

13 15

17 66

17 03

13 38

24 33

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.

Yean

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. Paysjn

75 Geoige B. Payson, Charles Nicklin.

76 Christopher Lockhart.

77 Christopher Lockhart.

78 Christopher Lockhart. ...

79 John Cassidy

80 John Cassidy ...

Ap-
point-
ments.

No. of
Members.

209
210
277
258
248
208
208

_

Funds.

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

BERWICK.

12
12
12
11
11
8
9

259

208
231
200
217
207
159

BRIDGETOWN.

1874 Stephen F. Huestis, Charles Nicklin..

75 A. S. Des Brisay, John Craig.

76 A. S. Des Brisay, John Craig .

77 Caleb Parker

78 Caleb Parker

79 Caleb Parker . ... . . .

80 David W Johnson

1874 Arthur H. Clayton

75 Charles W. Swallow .

76 John Cassidy.

77 William Brown

78 William Brown

79 Godfrey Shore .

80 Godfrey Shore .....

1874 Ezra B. Moore

75 EzraB. Moore..

76 George F. Day ,

77 George F„ Day

78 George F. Day

79 George O. Huestis . „ ,

80 George O. Huestis . . .

6

179

9 00

8 50

6

134

9 00

8 50

6

130

9 00

8 50

5

160

9 15

8 75

4

110

4 25

3 00

3

112

4 27

3 15

4

118

4 00

3 20

BRIDGE WATER.

30
33
34
41
40
40

BURLINGTON.

183
270
307
290
310
293
252

7 00

2 54

5 34

4 90

2 65

6 14

5 10

2 70

6 25.

7 05

10 43

•13 40

7 19

4 25

11 39

5 18

3 40

9 90

3 92

2 16

3 45

8 30
8 39
8 50
8 30
3 00
3 09
3 02

1 00

1 00

1 00

1 00

1 00

1 00

1 58

1 13

2 58

1 90

1 35

2 95'

2 30

3 05

4 79

1 16

1 20

1 10 I

51 24

56 66

57 25

72 67

71 45

69 53

54 58

120 00

171 90

164 19

197 05

182 30

141 28

118 99

2 30

24 66

34 62

38 15

62 50

20 61

8 00

3 50

4 20

8 00

3 00

4 50

4 00

2 00

4 38

2 00

2 00

2 50

2 00

6 00

2 00

2 00

2 00

2 00

2 30

2 00

2 40.

82 18
110 67
110 78
85 00
74 75
55 17
40 50

c.

1874 Caleb Parker

75 Robert McArthur

76 Robert McArthur .

77 Robert McArthur

78 William Purvis . .

79 John G. Bigney...

80 John G. Bigney.. ,

1874 F. H. W. Pickles.

75 F. H. W. Pickles

76 John J. Teesdale

77 John J. Teesdale .
7S James Strothard . .

79 James Strothard..

80 James Strothard . .

CALEDONIA.

3
3
3
3
3
3
4

CANNING.

78
73
71
68
66
67
70

10

10

*4

5

5

7
7

208
176
184
175
183
174
170

1 03

1 15

1 10

1 20

2 00

1 35

1 43

7 75

1 42

1 69

4 98

0 86

1 47.

3 11

1 52

0 69

1 47

1 00

0 70

0 45

1 00

7 17U 12 44

appointments and 33 members given to Scot1

8 00

6 20

8 00

7 17

3 50

6 25

5 50

3 20

4 00

5 60

5 70

4 25

5 30

5 83v

4 50

9 34

6 12

7 78

12 44

7 05

9 29

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

'Five

Bay.

NOVA SCOTIA CONFERENCE.

759

CANSO.

Ap-
point-
ments

No. of

Members

•

Conting.

Funds.

Educa. ! Sup. M.

Miss'y.

3
3
3

3
3

4

57
51
47
39
43
45

$5 66
2 20
2 25
2 25
2 30
2 11

§6 00 | $ii 00
3 25 ! 3 25
3 25 3 25

3 31 i 3 25

4 08 2 35
1 05 1 0 71

$41 57
40 88
63 56

19 85
23 07

20 24

1874 Jesse B. Giles

75 Jesse B Giles. .

76 John G. Bigiiey . .

77 John G. Bigney..

78 John G. Bigney..

79 John W. Howie..

80 John W. Howie..

1875 Hiram Davis . . .

76 Howard P. Doajie.

77 Starr Black

78 Robert Williams . . .

79 William H. Langille..

80 George Johnson

COUNTRY HARBOUR.
It was formerly Goldenville Mission.

5

18

3 40

4 20

5 00

3 50

6

46

•

!

20 00

8

51

1 40 !

22 73

5

51

0 60 I

1 00

5 45

4

52

0 75

1 50

1 00

12 25

4

45

2 49

1 53

1 40

33 65

D.

DARTMOUTH.

[874 Isaac E. Thurlow ...

4

28

6 40

2 10

5 50

10 75

75 Isaac E. Thurlow

4

33

5 00

2 60

5 63

39 25

76 Godfrey Shore

5

44

5 00

2 60

4 50

46 25

77 Godtrey Shore

4

49

5 00

3 00

5 on

51 77

78 Godfrey Shore

1

28

5 00

3 00

9 00

64 12

79 Isaac M. Mellish ...

1

28

5 00

2 02

3 7H

40 33

80 Howard P. Doane

1
DIG!

40
3Y.

4 00

3 25

13 00

3

85

4 00

2 67

6 00

57 75

75 Elias Brettle ,

3

83

3 50

2 70

6 00

79 20

76 Elias Brettle

3

77

4 82

5 40

6 80

98 97

77 Elias Brettle (President of Conference).

4

92

5 45

8 06

6 10

73 83

78 Robert Wasson ....

4

90

5 13

6 12

6 36

107 36

79 Robert Wasson ....

5

108

1 25

1 40

4 45

63 81

80 Robert Wasson

5

135

2 18

1 35

6 32 :

22 04

DIGBY NECK.

1874 Joseph Robson

2

55

0 75

0 60

1 00

12 00

75 David Hickev ... .

2

55

0 75

0 60

1 00

33 12

2

66

1 30

1 66

1 55 .

27 51

77 George Johnson

4

78

1 30 i

1 66

1 55

37 21

78 Patrick H. Robinson.. .. ...

4

61

1 51

1 00

1 50

29 67

79 Patrick H. Robinson. ..

3

78

1 40

1 10

1 52 '

10 03

80 James Sharpe

3

90

1 08 ,

1 00

1 30

10 00

G

1874 George F. Day. .

75 George F. Day.

76 John Astbury

77 John Astbury

78 Robert O'B. Johnson

79 Robert O'B. Johnson

80 James Scott

GABARUS.
5 130

132
172
171
163
240
200

2 00

1 75

1 75

1 50

1 30

3 60

1 35

5 00

1 35

6 75

5 00

2 49

2 00

1 45

2 10

39 07

1 80

25 50

1 25

32 00

1 33 i

28 10

1 40

43 60

5 17

65 82

0 00 i

64 27

760

CIRCUITS AND MISSIONS.

•

GOLDENVILLE.

Year Names of Ministers.

Ap-
point-
ments.

No. of
Members.

Funds.

Conting.

Educa.

Sup. M.

Miss'y.

1874 R chey Bird ....

5
5

20
18

$1 75
3 40

f L 10
4 20

$1 38
5.00

$ 00
3 50

GRANVILLE FERRY.

1874 James R. Hart. . .

75 James R. Hart .

76 John L. Sponagle. .

77 John L. Sponagle. .

78 John M. Pike

79 "William H. Heartz

80 "William H. Heartz

6

74

6 10

1 92

3 87

.6

' 78

4 71

5 84

6 79

4

85

1 98

2 07

5 77

3

57

2 00

2 00

4 06

7

83

3 92

2 51)

5 00

6

87

1 70

1 90

3 99

6

114 .

1 75

3 20

4 50

GRANVILLE WEST.

1875 A Local Supply

76 A Local Supply

77 A Local Supply.

1874 Elias Brettle

75 Jonathan R. Borden .

76 Jonathan R. Borden .

77 Jonathan R. Borden .

78 James Tweedy. ...

79 James Tweedy.

80 James Tweedy.

4

'*42

6 80

i 05

1 i5

4

39

2 10

2 00

2 00

GUYSBORO*

6

150

13 17

4 50

10 52

6

97

8 12

8 05

6 93

6

147

8 24

4 50

7 03

7

137

5 57

4 60

7 32

7

138

5 18

4 50

6 81

7

123

4 25

2 25

7 00

6

122

3 15

3 15

5 CO

33 08

46 80

34 85

40 44

37 03

46 12

53 81

8 66

12 53

84 48

64 76

88 00

98 00

73 76

60 44

63 41

H'.

1874 John Lafhern, 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.. .

HALIFAX NORTH

4

4
4
4
4
4
4

406

124 39

133 08

114 57

450

123 37

147 81

115 21

468

124 73

117 79

119 00

593

43 13

141 85

100 00

524

43 19

98 50

104 00

504

40 00

105 00

93 42

501

37 22

101 50

98 29

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. 0. 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

HANTSPORT.

1874 John McMurray

75 Caleb Parker. .....

76 Caleb Parker

77 Arthur D. Morton, M.A.

78 Arthur D.Morton, M.A.

79 Arthur D. Morton, M.A .

80 William Ryan . .

5

96

2 50

1 25

2 75

5

76

2 50

1 25

2 50

5

96

1 37

1 27

2 00

5

70

1 24

1 32

1 56

4

98

5 86

8 00

4 69

4

88

2 39

5 75

2 85

4

83

3 40

2 02

2 80

608 85

1,568 00

1,675 13

1,615 78

1,738 95

1,527 65

1,473 46

546 84
2,438 35
2,860 94
2,751 57
2,874 74
2,447 34
2,259 93

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.

:ear

Conting.

Educa.

Sup. M.

Miss'y.

874

75 William H. Evans . ..

76 William H. Evans.. .. .. ..

77 Frederick H. Wright, B. A

78 John L.Dawson, M. A

79 George F. Johnson, B. A

80 George F. Johnson, B.A.

3

4
4
3
3
4

47
50
60
60
53
106

$1 35
1 30

1 22
0 75
0 65

2 00

$6 70

1 (0
3 70
0 87
0 52

2 00

$1 65
7 61
3 72

0 60

1 25

2 00

§5 '66

17 44
17 45
30 31
26 97
36 82

874 John L. Sponagle . . .

75 John L. Sponagle

76 William Sargent

77 Cranswiek Jost, M.A..

78 Crauswick Jort, M. A. . .

79 Cranswiek Jost, M. A. . .

80 Caleb Parker

874 William H, Heartz

75 JiYin H. Heartz, D. W Johnson, B.A

76 Jos. S. Coffin, Fred. H. Wright, B.A

77 Joseph S. Coffin, Isaac M. Mellish

78 Joseph S. Coffin, Isaac M. Mellish.. .

79 Thos. Rogers, M.A., Benj. Hill, B.A

80 Thos. Rogers, M.A., Benj. Hill, B.A

HILLSBURG.

4

104

4

4

96

4

4

135

4

4

140

2

5

132

2

0

112

2

5

118

2

HORTON.

186
167
172
169
199
180
172

50

2 00

6 00

50

2 12

5 06

80

4 05

5 37

50

5 00

3 42

50

4 84

4 70

50

4 83

4 70

00

4 00

3 34 1

12 00

6 35

10 60

12 10

6 45

10 82

12 15

6 50

10 90

9 00

3 00

9 60

10 48

6 26

7 70

4 50

9 27

4 20

5 87

10 00

8 50

38 68
43 10
52 18
66 25
83 01
71 25
60 81

87 50
160 85
146 79

86 37
103 60

35

04

82 41

I.

S74 John Astbury

75 Fletcher A. Weldon

76 William Brown.

77 Joseph M. Fisher . .

78 Hiram J. Davis.. . .

79 Robert Williams. .

80 Robert Williams. . .

INGOIS

fish.

3

44

3

43

6

53

3

27

3

23

3

33

3

38

3 91

2 43

4 16

4 00

3 00

4 65

4 20

3 12

4 59

4 27

3 08

4 70

2 10

2 50

1 70

2 20

2 60

2 00

12 05

18 86

19 94

20 01
12 75
15 01

K.

374 William J. Jackson

75 Arthur H. Clayton. ,

76 Isaac E. Thurlow . .

77 Isaac E. Thurlow . .

78 Isaac E. Thurlow

79 Paul Prestwood .

80 Paul Prestwood

KENTVILLE.
5

65
67

63
75

74
85

1 55

1 80

1 75

2 00

2 00

1 89

1 65

0 75

1 50

1 70

1 64

1 50

1 61

1 70

1 50

1 55

1 80

1 52

1 60

1 90

24 47
45 00
29 35

29 62

30 02
30 31
26 38

J77 Robert Williams . .

78 George A. Huestis ,

79 John Wier . .

80 John Wier.

LAWRENCETOWN.

28
26
22

1 00

1 25

1 00

1 50

1 25

1 75

1 60

1 29

1 80

22 71
21 10
11 16

762

CIRCUITS AND MISSIONS.

LIVERPOOL.

Year

Names of Ministers.

1874 Joseph Gaetz

75 Joseph Gaetz

76 Job Shenton

77 Job Shenton

78 William C. Brown . . .

79 William C. Brown . .

80 Cranswick Jost, M. A.

Ap-

point-
ments.

'2

No. of
Members.

162
110
107
100
90
86
129

$10 20

6 20
10 20

9 00

7 00
5 00
2 50

Funds.

Conting. Educa. Sup. M. Miss'y,

$7 75
8 00
8 00
8 00
6O0
5 00
3 35

$9 00
9 00
9 00

$39 00
96 75
80 50
85 84
50 00
41 77
30 50

LOCKPORT.

1875 William Sargant

76 William Ainley . .

77 William Ainley . .

78 William Ainley..

79 William Brown . .

80 William Brown..

4

16

1 00

1 00

1 00

.

5

25

1 56

10 04'

1 52

5

77

3 23

8 19

2 68

5

74

3 10

9 00

2 71

7

105

3 25

3 10

2 75

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 Alexanders. Tuttle. ...

14

330

12 50

10 10

20 50

14

310

12 50

23 00

30 00

17

526

12 50

25 02

36 70

12

479

13 12

10 51

18 35

12

520

12 87

9 25

21 00 j

13

- 476

12 00

12 00

22 00

9

?50

8 50

8 50

14 00

M.

7 45

28 94

35 67

39 71

40 76

85 31

252 00

231 77

274 10

401 50

430 00

147 83

MACCAN.

1874

75 George F. Johnson

76 William D. Baines

77 See Southampton

1874 John Johnson

75 John Johnson . .

76 George O. Huestis .

77 George 0. Huestis

78 George 0. Huestis

79 Thomas D. Hart.

80 Thomas D. Hart

4

108

2 85

1 78

8

154

2 25

3 75

2 25

8

96

2 09

1 07

1 60

MAITLAND.

7

92

4 50

2 25

5 25

. 7

92

4 10

2 50

5 50

7

159

4 25

1 50

4 80

7

142

5 66

5 10

5 00

7

150

5 70

4 25

5 19

7

147

4 85

3 45

5 10

5

160

3 89

3 20

8 73

MANCHESTER.

1874 Thomas D. Hart

75 Thomas D. Hart, J. W. Shepherdson

76 James R. Hart

77 EbenE. England.

78 Eben E. England

79 Eben E. England

80 Joseph Hale '. ; ,

9

143

6 00

1 00

2 84 I

9

149

3 42

1 37

3 35

10

147

3 50

2 08

6 82 j

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

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 1

6

79

2 94

1 25

5 50 1

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 46

1 05

1 00

19 50

49 13

20 66

36 27

82 30

76 12

66 76

68 86

54 88

52 50

15 56

44 03

57 10

40 87

49 27

35 67

30 65

30 20

56 89

49 46

62 94

69 86

52 48

53 85

NOVA SCOTIA CONFERENCE.

763

MIDDLETON.-

-(See Wilmot.)

iDS.

* Names of Ministers.

Ap-
point-
ments

No. of

Members.

Fu;

ear

Conting.

Educa.

Sup. M. ■ Miss'y.

S77 Joseph Gaetz, John Gee. . ....

78 Joseph Gaetz, John Gee

79 Rich. Smith, Fred. A. Buckley, B.A.

80 Richard Smith, Isaac M. Mellish

14
14
13
13

300
300
300

258

$7 00
6 00
5 10
4 00

$6 00
6 40
6 00

1 25

$8 20 $187 30
8 50 ! 165 66
8 65 ! 119 70
7 50 ' 112 65

MILTON.

374 —

75 William Ainley ..

76 Charles W. Swallow.. .

77 Frederick W. Penny..

78 United with Liverpool.

S74 Alexander S. Tuttle .

75 Alexander S. Tuttle .

76 JohnS. Addy..

77 John S. Addy . . .

78 David B. Scott . .

79 David B. Scott .

80 David B. Scott .

42
50
27
24

MILL VILLAGE.

130
127
130
113
118
110
91

1 02

0 75

6

00

6

40

5

50

2

90

2

90 I

2

65

3

60

1 81

0 75

20
75
50
30
80
54
85

1 24
0 75

70
25
75
05
10
50
00

3 00
6 97
2 IS

18 37

37 29
44 29
42 53
36 62
51 09

38 66

!77 Patrick H. Robinson..
78 George Glendenning . .

79

80 William Arthur Black,

MOUNTAIN MISSION.

B.A.

12
29
19

1 00

0 75

0 95

2 00

174 William G. Lane ,

75 Robert O'B. Johnson.

76 Eobert O'B. Johnson .

77 Robert O'B. Johnson .

78 Joseph M. Fisher

79 Joseph M. Fisher . .

80 Joseph M. Fisher

MUSQUODOBOIT HARBOUR.

6

48

6

49

5

55

5

57

5

58

6

59

7

66

N.

2

70

2

70

6

15

5

50

5

00

4

60

3

60

2 35

2 01

19 10

2 35

2 01

52 55

1 90

6 15

67 73

1 00

6 50

71 21

1 00

5 00

63 38

1 50

5 50

84 44

1 80

5 50

73 00

74 John A. Mosher.

75 R. Barry Mack

76 R. Barry Mack .

77 R. Barry Mack

78 Jesse B. Giles

79 Jesse B. Giles

80 Jesse B. Giles

74 James Scott . . .

75 William D. Baines.

76 Arthur Hockin

77 Arthur Hockin . .

78 Arthur Hockin . .

79 John Gee..

80 John Gee

74 Robert Alder Temple .

75 Robert Alder Temple .

76 Ezra B. Moore

11 Ezra B. Moore.

78 Elias Brettles

T9 Frederick H. W Pickles .
JO Frederick H. W. Pickles .

NAPPAN.

6

106

6

102

6

108

6

105

4

115

7

157

7

172

NE

W GEI
5

lMAN"i

87

5

129

5

127

8

140

. .

8

144

9

155

9

162

5 26

3 00

4 25 1

5 00

5 62

4 50

5 00

2 30

4 00

4 00

2 00

3 00

4 00

6 00

3 25

2 Op

1 50

2 30 |

2 42

4 67

3 00 !

1 00

0 80

1 00

1 00

2 04

1 00

1 65

1 30

1 00

1 68

1 17

1 55

1 30

1 78

3 20

1 30

1 80

3 55

1 38

1 29

1 73

NEWPORT.

4

78

2 81

2 12

3 10

4

78

3 00

2 50

3 50

6

157

2 70

5 64

2 45 ;

5

114

1 50

3 25

3 00

6

115

1 50

2 50

3 00

6

100

1 60

2 25

2 50

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.

Tear

Names of Ministers.

1874 John W. Howie

75 John W. Howie...

76 John W. Howie..

77 James Scott .

78 James Scott ....

79 James Scott ......

80 Jonathan C, Ogden. .

Ap-
point-
ments.

6
6
5
5
5
6
5

No. of
Members.

75
70
58
54
233
123
86

Funds.

Conting. Educa. Sup. M. Miss'y.

$5 00
6 02
0 96
1
1
1
1

64
10
73
26

$0 84
1 33

12 86
1 57
1 84
1 18
1 15

$5 00
3 57
1 34

0 92

1 58
I 84
1 44

$24 60
32 76
54 86
83 13
46 29
42 11
18 57

1874 William Ainley

75 Robert W. Smith . .

76 William L. Cunningham...

77 Byron 0. Borden

78 William H. Langille . .

79 Frederick H. Wright, B.A.

80 Patrick H. Robinson.. .

1877 David W Johnson, B.A .

78 David W. Johnson, B.A.

79 David W. Johnson, B.A.

80 Edwin R. Brunyate

o.

ONSLOW.

6

111

6

113

5

94

6

112

6

124

5

127

....

5

118

OXFORD.

195
193
169

2 38

2 40

2 70

2 49

2 44

2 90

2 10

1 80

2 30

1 86

3 38

1 96

2 38

2 34

2 59

2 69

2 40

2 58

2 54

2 60

2 78

5 10

6 07

6 51

5 10

3 00

7 14

2 44

1 78

3 OS

84 41

97 0(

57 45

283 91

84 1!

71 %

28 3!

48 7]
39 3!
29 0(

PARRSBORO'

1874 David B. Scott . .

75 Robert A. Daniel . .

76 Robert A. Daniel

77 Robert A. Daniel

78 John B. Hemmeon
79, John B. Hemmeon
80 William Alcorn

1874 Thomas Rogers, M.A.

75 Thomas Rogers, M.A.

76 Paul Prestwood.
Paul Prestwood .
Paul Prestwood.

John Johnson

John Johnson..

77
78
79
80

5
5
5
5
6
6
5

317
184
159
139
142
145
130

PETITE RIVIERE.

9
9
9
9
8
8
8

273
227
180
168
145
143
172

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. .

1874 Fletcher A. Weldon. .

75 John B. Hemmeon . .

76 John B. Hemmeon

77 John B. Hemmeon...

78 John A. Mosher.. . .

79 John A. Mosher.. . .

80 George W Tuttle.

PICTOU.
2

11 00

3 00

7 00

6 00

4 60

5 00

3 00

2 30

2 00

3 00

3 00

5 00

3 00

2 33

5 00

2 20

1 90

4 00

1 75

1 50

4 00

9 89

8 00

9 41

9 89

6 66

7 00

9 00

9 35

5 70

6 45

5 40

4 48

6 48

3 84

4 56

6 50

3 90

4 60

4 00

2 74

5 00

63
115
82
67
60
56
54

PORT HAWKSBURY.

8 00

13 00

10 00

8 05

15 00

10 20

8 00

14 75

11 00

8 00

11 41

10 00

8 00

9 00

8 00

3 60

11 00

5 56

5 00

6 75

4 00

5
5
4
4
3
4
3

94
66
90
75
75
70
67

7 00

3 00

5 50

5 00

7 20

4 60

4 00

5 00

4 60

3 60

3 00

5 00

2 00

3 00

5 00

2 00

3 00

5 00

2 00

2 65

4 50

48 4!
40 W
30 U
24 Oi
28 01
20 01
18 51

52 5
113 7
92 1
74 7
64 2
62 0
43 1

40 0
77 6
63 8

56 6

57 5
38 6
49 £

30 S
20 C
30 C
30 C
25 (
42 1
86 I

NOVA SCOTIA CONFERENCE.

765

PORT HOOD.

Ap-

No of

Funds.

Names of Ministers.

point-
ments.

Members.
46

Conting.

Educa.

Sup. M.

Miss'y.

4

$3 82

$1 00

$4 00

William G. Lane

$13 67

Local Supply

3

32

1 75

2 40

2 00

16 00

Michael Atkinson .. .

4

4)

2 20

2 35

2 37

17 50

George Johnson, B. A. . .

4

33

1 37

1 22

2 03

21 50

George Johnson, B. A

3

30 .

1 25

2 02

1 36

20 00

William A. Outerbridge

3

35

1 10

1 75

1 50

24 30

PORT LA TOUR.

Jonathan R. Borden .
James Tweedy.
James Tweedy. .
James Tweedy.
Robert McArthur . . .
Robert McArthur . . .
Robert McArthur .

John G. Bigney

JohnG. Bigney

John Johnson ,

John Johnson

John Johnson

John W. Shepherdson .
John W. Shepherdson .

168
194
172
159
155
142
125

5 30

2 20

5 40

5 50

8 60

5 30

2 15

3 00

2 30

3 09

4 1)1

3 25

3 15

3 75

3 85

3 04

5 54

3 (15

3 17

4 43

1 72

PORT MOUTON.

9

9

12

11

7
5
5

139
150
133
155
125
121
132

5 20

3 20

4 15

5 25

3 25

4 16

5 47

5 28

4 22

4 00

3 40

3 58

■ 2 80

2 55

2 40

1 80

1 66

2 12

1 70

1 60

2 17

57 87

77 67

86

28

134

15

107

34

133

51

84

88

16 32

64

16

64

68

78 43

65

16

38

25

44

17

Robert A. Daniel

James England, E. R. Brunyate
i Thomas D. Hart

Thomas D. Hart.

p Thomas D. Hart

i Isaac D. Thurlow

I Eben E. England

PUGWASH.
193

9

196

9

262

9

238

10

209

9

194

9

179

7 25

2 60

3 50

8 00

2 00

4 00

8 00

2 00

4 00

2 53

1 14

9 78

2 85

1 20

6 00

3 08

1 87

3 69

3 08

1 92

3 75

32 92
84 97
75 42
53 24
44 11
25 12
43 64

E.

1 Arthur Hockin
• Arthur Hockin .

RITCEY'S COVE.

174

6 08

6 00

14 92 I 115 00

I R. Barry Mack .

> David B. Scott

5 David B. Scott

' David B. Scott

5 John Astbury. .

) John Astbury. . .

) John Astbury

RIVER JOHN.
159
173
12 164

9 136

7 122

118
123

RIVER PHILIP.

1 William Alcorn

5. William Alcorn, Richey Bird.
3 William Alcorn, Richey Bird .

1 George W. Tuttle

3 George W. Tuttle

I George W. Tuttle.
Arthur D. Morton

16
18
18
16

216

238

310

278

92

75

70

9 00

3 00

9 00

9 On

3 I )

9 25

9 00

1 36

7 50

4 55

1 20

7 00

4 26

2 11

6 Oi)

3 00

2 50

6 O'l

2 50

2 50

6 00

6 73

4 75

8 67

10 0)

6 40

8 69

10 00

6 50

8 69

8 00

3 00

6 00

1 20

0 55

1 75

2 00

1 20

1 10

6 45

1 50

52

32

58

82

64

15

4S

06

37

00

54

15

70

00

29

51

74

88

69

40

36

40

CO

00

17 25

766

CIRCUITS AND MISSIONS.

s.

SAMBRO.

Y«ar

Names of Ministers.

1874 John W, Shepherdson.

75 Benjamin Hills.

76 Charles H. Peppy

77 United with St. Margaret's Bay

1875 Arthur Black... .

76 John W. Shepherdson

77 Hiram J. Davis

78 Local Supply

79 ••

80 Starr Black . .

1880 William H. Langille..

Ap-
point-
ments.

No. of
Members.

64
81
68
68

SCOT'S BAY.

Funds.

Conting. Educa. Sup. M. Miss'y,

$4 20

1 30

2 59
1 00

SHEET HARBOUR.

$3 01

1 80

2 07
0 75

$4 00
1 50
1 75
1 00

5

64

0 50

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

5

51

0 25

$3 15
7 55

23 99
4 00

13 50

14 77
11 00

15 50

9 74

i

SHELBURNE.

1874 Paul Prestwood. ..

75 Paul Prestwood.

76 James Taylor.. . .

77 James Taylor.. . . .

78 Jonathan R. Borden ..

79 Jonathan R. Borden..

80 Jonathan R. Borden..

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

1877 John Craig..

78 John Craig.

79 John'Craig

80 Frederick H. Wright,

7

77

4 36

1 60

5 25

7

76

4 36

1 57

2 00

7

67

2 66

2 26

1 51

6

76

2 37

2 64

3 89

7

70

2 60

2 90

3 81

7

70

1 79

1 75

2 06

6

96

3 00

3 00

2 67

SHUBENECADIE.

7

70

6 00

0 70

2 07

7

73

6 00

1 00

4 00

8

90

3 50

0 90

14 5C

5

85

3 60

1 20

6 00

10

84

3 17

3 00

6 34

8

75

1 86

1 90

3 26

9

87

1 45

2 50

1 60

SOUTHAMPTON.

B.A.

9

123

2 13

1 10

1 76

9

112

1 80

1 32

2 19

9

121

1 85

1 60

2 34

STELLARTON.

1874 William H. Evans

75 George W. Turtle...,

76 George W. Tuttle.. .

77 Fletcher A. Weldon.

78 Fletcher A. Weldon.

79 Fletcher A. Weldon ..

80 Isaac E. Thurlow

3

38

7 25

4 00

6 50

3

28

4 61

2 47

4 89

2

10

4 61

1 19

2 20

2

5

1 40

0 84

2 70

2

.46

2 40

3 50

4 00

2

48

5 80

3 50

4 00

2

49

4 00

3 54

4 12

17 94

16 40

19 81

39 79

46 73

22 36

23 09

16 75

59 03

60 35

69 55

29 92

39 56

38 05

35 66

49 96

23 00

15 83

19 43

9 20

10 00

33 35

36 21

44 11

ST. MARGARET'S BAY.

1874 Supplied =

75 James Scott. ...

76 James Scott

77 John W. Howie.. .

78 John W. Howie..

79 J. Hiram Davis..

80 J. Hiram Davis...

, t

■ • ■ ■

• -■or

. . • •

3

30

. • • •

6

61

0 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

I 71

3

50

3 72

2 32

2 00

9 11

8 37

15 35,

NOVA SCOTIA CONFERENCE.

767

SYDNEY.

• Names of Ministers.

Ap-
point-

No. of
Members.

1

Funds.

;ai

ments.

Conting.

Educa.

Sup. M.

74 Joseph G. Angwin

42

$6 00

$3 00

§4 20

75 Joseph G. Angwin . .

3

o/

6 54

5 00

7 18

76 Joseph G. Angwin ... . . . .

.: 3

83

4 09

3 57

5 71

77 John Cassidy

.. i 3

64

4 50

3 75

6 10

78 John Cassidy

! 3

59

4 70

7 68

7 00

79 Joseph S. Coffin.. . ...

3

62

1 50

4 36

3 73

80

Joseph S. Coffin.. . ...

2

75

3 00

5 74

5 59

SYDNEY NORTH.

74 William D. Babies.. .

25

4 00

75 John Astbury. . . . . ....

2

22

2 00

76 William A. Bennett, B.A. .

2

33

1 00

77 William A. Bennett, B.A

2

28

1 00

78 William L. Cunningham ...

2

26

1 00

79 David Hickey. .

o

23

0 70

80 David Hickey

2 t

54

1 00

Miss'y.

1 20

2 SO

0 60

1 30

4 38

1 31

5 74

2 00

6 00

1 30

1 25

2 50

1 50

S65

85

76

92

77

65

70

00

74

14

77

2S

74

28

27

32

28

38

29

15

14

15

12

12

18

06

25

25

T.

TRURO.

74 Job Shenton. .

75 Job Shenton. . . . .

76 Jabez A. Rogers..

77 Jabez A. Rogers

78 Jabez A. Rogers

79 Robert Alder Temple .

80 Robert Alder Temple. . .

114

105
106
132
129
130
127

10 00

5 30

10 20

10 22

8 66

11 40

10 70

9 00

11 07

12 00

11 08

12 00

12 25

8 00

12 25

12 30

9 00

12 75

10 00

4 41

10 00

104 27
225 75
211 57
213 11
203 00
203 00
121 80

w.

174 Arthur D. Morton, M. A .

75 Arthur D. Morton, M. A..

76 Arthur D. Morton, MA.

77 Joseph Hale

78 Joseph Hale

79 Joseph Hale

80 John A. Mosher

177 Supplied from Burlington .

78 3eorge A. Outerbridge

79 George O. Huestis

80 United with Burlington.

WALLACE.

190

' 7

188

4

184

.

5

172

7

142

7

130

7

127

WAL1

W.

*77 Charles W. Swallow, B.A.

78 Charles W. Swallow, B.A.

79 William Purvis .

80 William Purvis

374 ....

75 Jonathan C. Ogden. . .

76 William, G. Lane. . . .

77 William G. Lane. . .

78 Frederick H. Wright.

79 James Sharpe.. . .

80 Fletcher A. Weldon.

93

WARREN.

3

89

4

102

4
ENTW

100
ORTH

6

"78

6

67

8

44

8

46

6

73

5

71

8 57

1 24

9 21

9 00

2 00

9 38

9 20

4 89

9 50

5 18

6 00

5 36

5 00

5 00

5 40

2 00

1 00

1 50

2 15

1 10

1 60

1 36

4 42

1 15

1 39

5 35

1 61

6 50

5 67

10 00

2 00*

1 00

1 48

1 00

1 00

1 00

0 61

0 74

0 59

0 61

0 50

0 74

1 01

0 71

1 45

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.

Year

Names of Ministers.

Ap-
point-
ments.

1874 Edwin R. Brunyate .

75 David Hickey

76 Supplied from Digby Neck .

No. of
Members.

18
12

WEYMOUTH.

1874 John Craig....

75 Bobert Williams .

76 Charles Nicklin...

77 William 11. Evans

78 William H. Evans

79 William Ainley .. .

80 William Ainley .. .

WILMOT.

1874 John J. Teesdale

75 John J. Ti-esdale, Joseph Bobson.

76 Joseph Gaetz, Joseph Bobson

77 (SeeMiddleton)..

WINDSOR.

1874 Albert S Des Brisay..

75 Stephen F. Huestis .

76 Stephen F. Huestis .

77 Ralph Brecken, B.A.

78 Ralph Brecken, M.A.

79 Ralph Brecken, M. A.

80 John M. Pike

Funds.

Conting.

$1 20

Educa.

$0 40

Sup. M.

$1 10

Miss'y.

,

50

2 10

1 25

1 40

•7

48

2 00

1 35

1 40

7

55

1 50

1 35

1 40

7

86

1 20

3 30

1 40

7

92

2 35

1 04

2 88

7

91

1 00

1 00

1 50

6

95

1 00

1 25

1 00

15

250

8 50

5 00

8 00

15

240

7 25

6 00

8 00

14

300

7 00

6 00

8 20

$25 44

54 95

35 10

21 35

42 25

19 40

19 74

i6o 66

172 60

187 30

3

120

19 70

8 50

19 50

3

128

20 00

20 00

20 00

1

244

20 00

18 00

20 00

1

213

20 00

20 00

20 00

1

204

20 00

30 00

20 10

1

173

20 00

46 50

20 00

1

179

20 00

48 10

20 00

217 OS
411 71
462 58
530 44
569 37
441 21
454 32

Y.

YARMOUTH EAST.

1874 John M. Pike . .

75 Godfrey Shore .

76 See Arcadia . .

1874 Jabez A. Rogers.

75 Jabez A. Rogers.

76 John Read

77 John Bead. ...

78 John Bead.

79 John Lath em . .

80 John Lathern..

1874 Leonard Gaetz.

75 John M. Pike..

76 John M. Pike . . .

77 JohnM. Pike..

78 John J. Teesdale.

79 John J. Teesdale.

80 John J. Teesdale

3

90

3 59

2 15

6 84

3

72

3 00

3 60

5 20

3

72

1 25

1 40

1 33

YABMOUTH NOBTH.

1

124

15 36

12 32

19 14

1

134

18 00

15 00

22 00

2

165

20 00

18 00

24 00

2

200

25 00

31 00

30 00

2

196

25 00

21 30

30 00

2

185

25 (JO

22 30

30 00

1

146

25 00

28 68

30 00

YABMOUTH SOUTH.

1

120

18 87

10 05

23 50

i

177

18 47

14 00

30 00

i

175

19 00

15 00

30 00

i

214

20 00

15 50

30 00

i

202

20 00

23 15

30 00

i

192

20 00

13 00

30 00

i

197

16 00

10 CO

25 00

17 33

42 58

43 91

207 59
574 31
522 10
500 00
635 90
373 63
393 42

251 59
500 00
382 88
505 40
520 15
376 00
236 00

THE

DISTRICTS

OF THB

NOVA SCOTIA CONFEEENOE,

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 hare given inclules those on trial, as in the Western Conferences.

ANNAPOLIS DISTRICT

STear

Chairmen.

Finan. Secretaries.

Mem.

1874

James England . .

Steph. F. Huestis.

1544

75 EliasBrettle.. ..

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. Roarers. .

Mor-

Arthur D.

ton, M.A.
Arthur D.

ton, M.A.
Arthur D.

ton, M.A.
Arthur D.

ton, M.A

Thomas D Hart.
Jesse B. Giles . . .
Jesse B Giles .

Mor-

Mor

Mor-

1416

1514

1420
1430
1424
1358

GUYSBORO' and CAPE BRETON DISTRICT
1874 Elias Brettle. .|Jos. G. Angwin. . .
' 75 Thomas D. Hart . Jos. G. Angwin. . .
'Jonath. R. Borden
Jonath. R. Borden
Eben E. England.

76' Jos. G. Angwin

77 John Cassidy . .

78 John Cassidv .

79 Joseph S. Coffin . . I Eben E England.

80 Joseph S. Coffin. . J, seph Hale.. . .

HALIFAX DISTRICT.

687
8 --.4
771
743
802
814

1874 JohnMcMurray.

75 Alex. W Nicolson
49

Cranswick Jost, '

M.A

Steph. F. Hueatis. |

2220
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 JohnS. Addy.. .

77 JohnS Addy.. .

78 Wm. C. Brown .

79 Wm. C. Brown .

80 Cranswick Jost,

M.A.

Joseph Gaetz. . .
Joseph Gaetz. .
Job Shenton . .
Job Shenton . . .
Thos. Rogers, M
Alex. S. Tuttle..

Alex. S. Tuttle.

TRURO DISTRICT.

1874 Wm. C. Brown .

75 Geo. W. Tuttle .

76 Geo. W. Tuttle .

77 Geo. O. Hne-tis.

78 Geo. O. Huestis .

79 Robert A. Temple

80 Robert A Temple

Job Shenton . .
Cranswick Jost,

M.A

Cranswick Jost,

M.A.
Jos. G. Angwin. . .
Jos. G. Angwin. . .
Thomas D. Hart. .
Thomas D. Hart..

YARMOUTH DISTRICT.

2639
2572

2605

2337
2437

2018
2098
2369
1284
1273
1218

1247

1828

778

878
903
939
927
914

876 James Taylor . .

..IF.

H. W Pickles.

77 James Tavlor

.If.

H. W Pickles.

1011

78 James Taylor . .

..;F

H. W. Pickles.

1243

79 James Taylor

.;J.

J. Teesdale. . . .

1089

80 John Lathe rn .

. . IJ.

J. Teesdale. . .

1109

PART VI.

THE

Ibfo Intttsirrirk

AND

f tina (Bbiaaxb fslattir danfttmtt,

1874 to 1880.

THE

|bfo Snmshrirk & |J, (EL JL dimlmna

WAS OEGANIZED IN THE

METHODIST CHURCH, CHARLOTTETOWN, P.E.I.

FRIDAY, JUNE 27th, 1874.

I.— SESSIONS OF CONFERENCE.

Year.

Place.

1874..

Charlottetown ....

1875..

St. John

1876..

St. Stephen .

1877..

Fredericton

1878..

Sackville.

1879..

Charlottetown . . .

1880. .

St. John . .

President.

Henry Pope, D.D
Duncan D. Currie . . .
Robert Duncan.

John Prince

Joseph Hart

Hezekiah McKeown. .
Edwin Evans

Secretary.

. ; Duncan D. Currie

. ' Robert Duncan

. jHoward Sprague, M. A. . .
! Howard Sprague, M. A. . .
. !C. H. Paisley, M.A.

. jFred. W Harrison

. H.P.Cowperthwaite, M.A.

Journal Secretary.

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.

j

!

Increase

On

Effective.

Sup'y. i

Total.

Increase.

On

Full. 1 Total.

or

Trial.

j

Trial.

Decrease.

1874..

22

47

" !

80

1,290

5,813 i 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 j 7,717

dec. 132

1878

17

69

9 !

95

dec. 1

425

7,446

7,871

inc. 154

1879. ..

14

75

9 1

. 98

inc. 3

357

7,780

8,137

inc. 266

1880

12

74

12

1

98

415

7,803

8,218

inc. 81

III.— CONNEXION AL FUNDS.

Supernumerary.

Con-

Educa-

Sunday

Year.

tingent.

tional.

School.

Circuit

Ministers

Missionary.

Subs.

Subs.

Total.

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

452 68 1 740 00

1,192 68

5,070 96

THE

NAMES OF THE MINISTERS

OF THE

NEW BRUNSWICK & P. E. I. CONFERENCE,

CLASSIFIED AND ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED

UNDER THE YEAR IN WHICH THEIR MINISTRY BEGAN,

Note. — The figures in the column after the name show the year in which his connection with th«
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.

.D.

.D.

1830.

1 Daniel, Henry

1836.

2 Barratt, George M.

3 Pickard, Humphrey

1837-

4 Jost, Jeremiah V .

5 Small wood, Frederick

1838.

6 Spragiie, Samuel W

1839.

7 Weddall, Richard W. ...

1841.

8 Narraway, James R..

1844.

9 Pope, Henry

1845.

10 McCarty, William

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.

D.

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 eng.

1859.

30 Wilson, Robert..

1860.

31 Colter, John J

32 Evans, Edwin

33 Kennedy, David . ;

1861.

34 Cowperthwaite, 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 Sprague, Howard

44 Taylor, Robert H. ... \ = . w.

1863.

45 Burwash, John . . . .

46 Clark, John A „ .. ••,.•:•

47 Deinstadt, Thomas. J /.....•

.1864.

48 Howie, Isaac . . . ■»

49 Le Page, Alfred E

1875

1876

1875

NEW BRUNSWICK AND PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND CONFERENCE.

775

1866.

50 Allen, Thomas

51 Dockrill, Charles W .

52 Lodge, Wilson W .

53 Paisley, Charles H

54 Sellars, Joseph . .

1867.

55 Ackman, Samuel R .

56 Mills. Edwin

1868.

57 Johnson, Levi S ...

1869.

58 Weddall, Richard W .

1870.

59 Betts, John F

50 Brewer, Waldron W.

51 Clarke, Henry J

52 Dobson, William

53 James, Silas.

54 Maggs, William.

1871.

>5 Berrie, John C

86 Crisp, Robert. . .

»7 Ellis, John

58 Fisher, George W

$9 Hamilton, Charles W.
JO Harrison, William

H Lucas Aquila

12 Marshall, Thomas.
r3 Tippett, William .. .

1872.
74 Baker, HibbertR...

j 75 Baxendale, John T

J 76 Campbell, George M

j 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. . . ... loc.

1877
1880

87 Jenkins, Edward loc.

1878

88 Lodge, Douglas H

89 Manaton, Charles H

90 Opie, Richard

1877

1875.

92 Fielder, William.. .. .loc.

1877

93 Goldsmith, John

1877

1

I

95 King, John K

96 Kirby, William J

97 Pepper, William J

99 Steele, George

100 Wass, William

101 Williams, Theophilus L

1

1876.

102 Knight, Matthew R

LIST OF PROBATIONERS

CONNECTED with the

SEW BRUNSWICK AND PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND CONFERENCE, JUNE, 1330

SHOWING THE YEAR WHEN THEIR MINISTRY COMMENCED.

1875.

1 Estey, John F

1877.

2 Hagartv, Albert. .

3 Thomas, Wallace B..

4 Wells, Cyrus S..

1878.

5 Rogers, Fritz Roy

h 1879.

! 6 Bell, Artemus
i 7 Johnson, William E.

8 Moore, I). Davies..
j 9 McCully, Alonzo D..
I 10 Wadman, John W

1880.

!' 11 Gregg, Sampson B.
12 Pierce, Thomas..

MINISTERS & PROBATIONERS FOR THE MINISTRY,

CONNECTED WITH THB

$J*fo Inntafoirk & |jL <&. $. dardtxmtz,

1874 to 1880.

ACKMAN, SAMUEL R.

1867.

1874 Hampton..

75 Carlton . .

78 Milltown

79 Cornwall

ALLEN, JOHN S.

1862.

1874 Pownal, P.E.I.. ...

77 Baie Verte

80 Gibson

ALLEN, THOMAS.
1866.

1874 Jerusalem

76 Hampton

77 Upham . .

79 Andover ,

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.I. .. 3

BARRATT, GEORGE M.
1836.

1874 Carlton (sup'y. ) 5

Died August 14th, 1878, aged

BAXENDALE, JOHN T.
1872.— e. f. c. & 0.1878.

1874 Deer Island 1

75 Mount Allison "Wes. Col. 3

78 St. James . . . . 2

80 Elgin , , . . 1

c.

BELL, ARTEMAS.

r. on t. 1879.

1879 On reserve list. ...
80 Deer Island.. .. ..

BELL, EDWARD,
c. 1873.— b. on t. 1874.—
r. f. c. & o. 1877.
1873 Canterbury ..

75 Hartland

76 Coverdale

77 Jerusalem.
79 Montague . .

67 years.

BERRIE, JOHN CHARLTON.

1871.— R. f. c. & o. 1875.
1874 No Station— ill health. 1
75 Little York. P.E.I 3

78 Murray Harbour, P.E.I. 3

BETTS, JOHN F.
1870.— R. f. c. & o. 1874.

1874 Salisbury 3

77 Summerside, P.E.I. . . 2

79 Sussex ... ..2

BREWER, WALDRON W.
1870.— r. f. c. & o. 1874.

1874 Andover .. . .

76 Bathurst. . .

77 Fredericton.. .
79 Marysville

BURWASH, JOHN, M.A.
1863.
1874 ) Prof. Nat. Science,
to > Mount Allison

80 ) Wesleyan College.

CAMPBELL, GEORGE M.
1872.— r. f. c. & o. 1876.

1874 Nashwaak & Boiestown..

75 Nashwaak

76 Kingsclear

77 Kingsclear and Lincoln.

78 Newcastle

79 Charlottetown

80 Pownal .

CHAPMAN, DOUGLAS.
1859.
1874 Point de Bute 2

76 Point de Bute. . .(sup'y.) 1

77 Sackville .... 3
80 St. Andrews. ... 1

Chairman of District, 1877-78.

CHAPPELL, BENJAMIN, B.A

c. 1873.— r. ow t. 1874.
b. f. c. & o. 1877.

1873 . — - . . 1

74 Shediac ... 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. c. & o. 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

79 Woodstock 2

Financial Secretary, 1880.

COLTER, JOHN J.
1860.

1874 St. Martin's .(sup't.) 2
76 Florenceville 3

79 Salisbury 1

80 St. Martin's . (sup'y.) 1

COLWELL, SEPTIMUS E.

c. 1S74. — e. on t. 1875. —

k. f. c. & o. 1879.

1874 1

75 St. George .... 1

76 Bocabec 1

77 Mt. Allison Wes. College 2

1

79 Baie du Vin. .

80 St. James.

COMB EX, CHARLES.

1855.
1874 Hillsboro'
76 Dorchester ....
79 Upham..

COPPING, BERNARD.

c. 1874.— r. on t. 1875.
1874

1

75 Grand Lake I

76 Mt. Allison Wes. College 1

77 Dropped.

COWPERTHWAITE, HUM-
PHREY PICKARD, M.A.

1861.

1874 Tryon, P.E.I. .. 2

76 Cornwall, P.E.I 3

79 Charlottetown, P. E. I . . . 2

Final

Secretary, 1874 to

1878.

Chairman of District, 1879 and
J 880.

Journal Secretary of Confer-
ence, 1878 and 1879.

CRISP, JAMES.
1872.— r. f. c. & o. 1876
1874 Mirarnichi.
ng f Newcastle . 3 mo.

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, ?\Iontn-al, 1878.

Elected Editor of WrslojunioY
the Quadrennium, 1878 to 18S2,
but resigned after filling the office
for one year.

D

DANIEL, HENRY.
1830.

1874 St. John (sup't.) 4

78 Fredericton (suf'y.) 2
80 St. John (sup't.) 1

DEIXSTADT, THOMAS J.

1863.

1874 Moncton. . . 2

76 Tryon, P.E.I . 3

79 Summerside, P.E.I. .. 2

Financial Secretary,
1880.

1879 and

\ Charlottetown 9 mo.
76 Andover

79 Keswick

CRISP, ROBERT S.
1871.— r. f. a & o. 1875.
1874 Charlottetown, P.E.I. .
yr \ Charlottetown 3 mo.
( Chatham . . 9 mo.

76 Chatham ....

77 Jacksonville .

80 Sheffield

Financial Secretary, 1876

DOBSON, WILLIAM.
1870.— R. f. v. &o. 1874.

1874 Hopewell.. .. 1

75 Jacksonville . .... 2

77 Sheffield 3

80 Hopewell and Alma 1

DOCKRILL, CHARLES W

1866.
1874 Welsford 1

75 Withdrew.

DUKE, JAMES A.

1857.
1874 Richibucto ' . . 3

77 Gagetown 3

80 Kingston . . 1

Chairman of District, 1876.

DUNCAN, ROBERT.
1853.

1874 St. John .. 2

76 Marysville . . 3

79 Moncton 2

Financial Secretary, 1S74-75.
Chairman of District, 1876 to

1880.

President of. Conference, 1876.

DUTCHER, CHARLES W. T.
1862.

1874 Sussexvale 2

76 Hillsboro' .... 3

79 Mill town 2

Financial Secretary, 1876 to 1880.

E.

ELLIS, JOHN.

1871.— e. f. c. & o. 1875.

1874 Baie Verte. 1

75 Dalhousie ... . . 1

76 Benton.. . ... 1

77 St. Martin's . (sup'y.) 1
Died July 26th, 1877, aged 32

years.

ESTEY, JOHN F.
u. 1875. — u. out. 1876.

1875 Jacksonville ... 2

77 Boiestown 1

78 Mount Allison Wes. Col. 3

EYAXS, EDWIN.
1860.

1874 St. John 2

76 St. Stephen 3

79 Fredericton 2

Chairman of District, 1876 to

1880.
President of Conference, 1880.

F.

FIELDER, WILLIAM
c. 1875.— e. on t. 1876.

1875

76 Charlottetown.

77 Located.

FISHER, GEORGE W.
1874.— ord. 1874.— ii.f.c. 1875.
1874 Grand Lake . 3

77 Gibson 2

79 Point de Bute 2

FREEMAN, FREDERICK.

c. 1874.— it. on t. 1875.

1874 ••■• J

75 Egmont, P.E.I 1

76 Mount Allison Wes. Col. 1

78 Coverdale . . . • • 2

79 Nashwaak .' • • • 1

80 Located.

G.

GOLDSMITH, JOHN.

c. 1875.— e. o?i t. 1876.
e. f. c. & o. 1879.

1875

76 Mount Stewart, P.E.I.
78 Bideford

778

MINISTERS AND PROBATIONERS.

GREGG, SAMSON B., B.A.
K. wit. 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

H.

HAGARTY, ALBERT.
r. on t. 1877.

1877 Coverdale ... 1

78 Souris 2

80 No station — ill health . . 1

HAMILTON, CHARLES W

1871.— R. f. c. & o. 1875.

1874 Mount Allison Wes. Col. 1

75 Summerside, P. E. I.. 2

77 St. Martin's . . . . 2

79 Hillsboro' 2

HUESTIS, GEORGE O. i

1846. |

1874 Cornwall, P.E.I.. 2 I

76 Nova Scotia Conference . j

#

HUMPHREY, STEPHEN, M.A
1856.

1874 Moncton (sup'y. ) 1

Died April 16th, 1875, aged
46 years.

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, 1879.
Financial Secretary, 1878-79.

HARRISON, GEORGE.
1861.

1874 Baie Yerte .. ..3

77 St. David's 3

80 Bedeque 1

HARRISON, WILLIAM.

1871.— R. f. c. & 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. wit. 1875.— r. f. c. &o. 1879.
1875 Baie Verte 2

77 Deer Island 3

80 Shediac 1

JAMES, SILAS.
1870.— r. f. c. & o. 1875.

1874 Tobique 3

77 Grand Lake 3

80 Apohaqui.. 1

KING, JOHN K.

r. on t. 1875. — ord. 1S78.—

r. f. c. 1879.

1875 Mount Allison Wes. Coll. 1

76 Elgin. = 3

79 Boiestown 2

KIRBY, WILLIAM J.

c. 1875.— r. mi t. 1876.—

r. f. c. & 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.

c. 1876.— r. on t. 1877.—

r. f. c. & o. 1879.

1876 Margate, P.E.I 1

77 Souris, P.E.I. . .. 1

78 St. John — Centenary 1

79 Gibson 1

80 Jacksonville 1

A graduate of Mount AUison

Wesleyan College— B.A. 1875.

JENKINS, EDWARD.
c. 1874.— r. on. t. 1875.

1874 1

75 Marysville 1

76 Newcastle . . . . ■ • 2
78 Located — ill-health.

JOHNSON, LEVI S.

1868.

1874 Alberton, P.E.I......

75 Welsford

78 Nashwaak.

JOHNSON, WM. E., B.A.
r. 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

LATHERN, JOHN.
1855. ■
1874 Nova Scotia Conference.. 2

76 Charlottetown.. 3

79 Nova Scotia Conference.

LAWSON, WILLIAM.

c. 1873.— R. on t. 1874.—

r. ¥. c. & o. 1878.

1873 Deer Island 1

74 St. John Mission 2

76 Mount Allison Wes. Coll. 2
78 Mount Stewart, P.E.I. . 3

Le PAGE, ALFRED E.
1864.

1874 Margate, P.E.I 1

75 Murray Harbour, P.E.I. 3

78 Welsford.. . 3

LODGE, DOUGLAS H.

c. 1874.— R. on t. 1875.—
r. F. c. & o. 1878.

1874 1

75 Souris, .P. EI S

77 Montague „ . . 2

79 Derby s

LODGE, WILSON W.

1866.

1874 Apohaqui > j

77 Salisbury \

79 Fairville '

NEW BRUNSWICK AND PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND CONFERENCE.

779

LUCAS, AQU1LA.
187L— R. f. c. & o. 1875.
'4 Cornwall, P.E.I. .. 1

'5 Alberton, P.E.I 3

'8 Haveloek 3

M.

MAGGS, WILLIAM.
1870.— k. f. c. & o. 1874.
'4 Kingston .... ... 3

7 Pownal, P.E.I 3

10 Margate 1

ANATON, CHARLES H.
mr. 1875.— k. f. c. &o. 1878.
4 Mount Allison Wes. Coll. 2

6 Grand Lake

7 Arthurette

8 Kingsclear

9 Elgin

0 Coverdale

MARSHALL, THOMAS.
1.— ord. 1874.— r. f. c. 1875-

4 Benton. . 2

6 Keswick 3

9 Dorchester 2

inancial Secretary, 1879 and
0.

MILLS, EDWIN.
1867.
4 Haveloek. ... . . . . 2

6 Point deBute.. .... 3

9 Florenceville 2

30RE, DANIEL DA VIES

R. on v. 1879.
9 St. John — City Mission. . 2
graduate of Mount Allison
sleyan College— B.A., 1879.

Mc

Mccarty, william.

1845.

t Dorchester 2

) St. John (sup'y.) 2

hairman of District, 1874,

i.

ied November 17th, 1877,

I 62 years.

3ULLY, alonzo D., B.A.

r. on t. 1879.

) Baie Verte 1

I Mount Allison Wes. Coll. 1

McKEOWN, HEZEKIAH.
1853.

1874 Fredericton.. . . 3

77 Chatham 2

79 St. John— Exmouth St. . 2
Chairman of District, 1874,

1875, 1877, 1878, 1879. .
Financial Secretary, 1876.
President of the Conference,

1879.

N.

NA RR A WA Y, JAMES R. , M. A.

1841,
1874 St. John (sup'y.) 7

o.

OPIE, RICHARD.

c. 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

79 Principal Male Academy,

Sackville 2

Financial Secretary, 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 Nova Scotia Conference 2

76 Jerusalem 1

77 Kingston 3

80 Woodstock . . . (sup'y. ) 1

PENNA, HENRY.
r. out. 1876.— r. f. c. & 0. 1880.
1876 Egmont, P.E.I 2

78 Canterbury 1

79 Tabusintac ... .... 1

80 Upper Kent 1

PENNA, WILLIAM.

.1873.— r. f. c. & o. 1877.

1874 Georgetown, P.E.I. .. 2

76 Dalhousie 1

77 Upper Kent 3

80 Salisbury 1

PEPPER, WILLIAM ROGERS.
r. on t. 1875.— r. f. c. & 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. .v 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

75 Bathurst . . 1

76 Fairville . . 3

79 Tryon, P.E.I 2

Chairman of District, 1875.

PICKARD, HUMPHREY, D. D.

1836.
1874 Agent Endowment Fund 2

76 Sackville 1

77 Sackville (sup'y.) 2

79 Book Steward, Halifax.. 1
8.0 Sackville. .. .1 sup'y.) 1

Delegate to General Confer-
ence, Montreal, 1878. Elected
Book Steward for the Quadren-
nium, 1878 to 1882, but at the
end of one year he resigned that
office.

PIERCE, THOMAS.
R. on t. 18S0.
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.

B.

READ, JOHN.

1857.
1874 Nova Scotia Conference . 5

79 St. John — Queen Square 2

ROGERS, F1TZ ROY.

k. on t. 1878.

1878 Mount Allison Wes Coll. 2

80 Dropped.

s.

SELLAR, JOSEPH, M.A.
1866.

1874 Woodstock 1

75 Bedeque, P.E.I 3

78 Alberton, P.E.I 3

SHREWSBURY, ABRAHAM

R. B.

1872.— r. f. c. & o. 1876.

1874 Summerside, P.E.I. . 1

75 Canterbury 1

76 Derby 3

79 Jerusalem. ... . . 2

SLACKFORD, 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

76 Hampton. ... .(sup'y.) 1

77 Upham . . . , . .(sup'y.) 4

STEBB1NGS, THOMAS,
c. lsJ75. — k. on t. 1876.—
k. f. c. & o 1680.
1875

76 Hartland..

77 Baie Verte

78 Mt. Allison Wes. Coli
80 Souris, P.E.I....

STEEL, GEORGE.
e. out. 1875. — K. f. c. &o. 1879.
1875 Tintramer 2

77 Charlottetown.. 2

79 Newcastle. 2

STEWART, CHARLES, D.D.

1852.
1874 ) Prof, of Theology,
to > Mount Allison

80 ) Wesleyan College.

T.

TAYLOR, JAMES.

1846.

1874 Milltovvn.. ... 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

76 Portland. .. ... 3

79 Chatham.. 2

Financial Secretary, 1876 to
1878.

Chairman of District, 1879,
1880.

THOMAS, WALLACE B.

K. on t. 1877.

1877 Baie du Vin. 2

79 Shediac 1

80 Mount Allison Wes. Coll. 2

w.

TINL1NG, JOHN.
c. 1874.— k. on T. 1875.

1874 . . ... 1

75 St. James ... 2

77 Located.

TIPPETT, WILLIAM.

1871.— R. f. c. & o. 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 . . 1

80 Richmond. 1

TWEEDY, WILLIAM.

1851.

1874 St. Andrew's ... 3

77 Apohaqui. . , 3

80 Grand Lake 1

WADMAN, JOHN W., B.A.

R. 071 T. 1879.

1879 Margate, P.E.I... . ... 2

A graduate of Mount Allison
Wesleyan College— B.A. , 1879.

WASS, WILLIAM.

c. 1875.— r. out. 1876.—

r. f. c. & o. 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.) 5

Died 1875, aged 64- years.

WEDDALL, RICHARD W.,

B.A.

1869.

1874 Kingsclear 1

75 Keswick . . . . , ... 1

76 Nashwaak 5

78 Carleton !

Financial Secretary, 1879 anc

1880. .

WELLS, CYRUS SAMUEL.
r. on t. 1877.

1877 Tryon, P.E.I. .... 1

78 Shediac • 1

79 Hopewell and Alma 1

80 Baie du Vin &Tabusintac J

WILLIAMS, THEOPHILUS L

c. 1875.— r. o?i t. 1876.—
r. f. c & o. 1880.

1875 :

76 Baie du Vin

77 Mt. Allison Wes. College !

79 Northampton and Can-

terbury . . i

80 St. Martins •

WILSON, ROBERT.
1854.
1874 Marysville ■• ■

75 Gibson... ... ... !

77 Hopewell - • • '

80 Baie du Vin . . '■

Financial Secretary, 1874.

THE

CIBCUITS AND MISSIONS

OF THE

hia IJrmtatoixk $c |), <R. JL (Knttfetta,

HOWING 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 1874 TO THE YEAR 1880.

OTE. — For the history of the Circuits here named, prior to 1874, see Conference of Eastern Britis

America, page 402.

A.

ALBERTON.

Names of Ministers.

11 Levi S. Johnson

15 Aquila Lucas

16 Aquila Lucas

17 Aquila Lucas

78 Joseph Sellar, M. A

79 Joseph Sellar, M. A

30 J. Sellar, M. A., Jno. W. Wadmau, B.A

Ap-

point-

ments.

15
11
11
11
9
9

No. of
Members.

47
147
142
120
126
155
147

Conting.

50
50
50
50
50
50
50

Funds.

Educa.

$1 26
I 50

80
50
50
50

Sup. M.

Miss'y.

$1 41

$42 10

1 50

120 50

2 32

51 57

2 80

67 21

2 07

91 57

2 07

33 21

2 10

37 74

74 Waldron W. Brewer . . .
lb Waldron W. Brewer..
16 James Ciisp

77 James Crisp.

78 James Crisp.

79 Thomas Allen...

30 Thomas Allen

ANDOVER.

24

5 50

1 75

4 05

4

46

5 50

1 25

2 00

4

26

1 25

0 75

. 3

27

1 65

1 71

2 00

■ t o

41

1 60

12 21

2 00

•I 5

36

1 55

2 39

2 09

•1 5

37

1 92

2 08

2 10

15 36
10 00

00

60

10 00

11 25
10 68

APOHAQUI.

74 Wilson W. Lodge...

75 Wilson W Lodge.. .

76 Wilson W. Lodge..

77 William Tweedy

78 William Tweedy. .

79 William Tweedy...
SO Silas James

.

8

140

5 00

1 50

3 00

7

223

3 (.0

1 50

3 00

6

193

3 00

1 75

3 00

6

168

3 15

1 10

3 25

8

160

3 10

1 10

3 15

6

154

3 05

1 00

3 00

38 25
41 15
32 00
31 30
30 75
28 00

782

CIRCUITS AND MISSIONS.

ARTHURETTE.

Year

Names of Ministers.

1877 Charles H. Manaton .

78 Richard Opie

79 Richard Opie .

80 Richard Opie

^P't j No. of

1 " , Members.
ments. I

Funds.

Con ting. I Eduea.

6 •

32

$0 50

$0 55

5

38

0 46

0 55

7

39

0 51

0 60

Sup. M.

Miss'y

$6 60
0 56
0 66

$2 2:

4 0!
4 2S

B.

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. McCully, B.A

80 Robert Wilson

BA1E DU VERTE.

7
7
12
13
13
12
12

286
285
260
254
264
274
310

20 00

4 00

12 00

12 00

2 14

12 00

12 00

7 24

12 00

8 00

12 47

12 00

8 00

7 25

8 50

7 50

7 00

8 00

4 65

4 00

5 36

57 5i

75 15

88 6J

91 3<

53 2<

66 7"

55 B4

BAIE DU VIN.

1875 '..

76 Theophilus L. "Williams

77 "Wallace B. Thomas

78 Wallace B. Thomas

79 Septimus E. Cblwell . .

80 Cvrus S. "Wells .

1S74 Charles H. Paisley, M.A.

75 John S. Phinney

76 Waldron \Y Brewer.

77 Isaac Howie

78 Isaac- Howie

79 Isaac Howie

8<i Isaac N. Parker..

3

9
31

22

BATHURST.
92
92
108
100
95
95
86

2 00

1 18

2 10

I 18

2 00

1 18

1 50

1 50

3 00

9 40
9 45
9 45
2 50
4 00
2 20

1 50

1 85

5 21

1 90

5 40

2 06

5 45

1 00

5 50

1 00

5 00

2 70

3 00

1 00

3 00

6 0(

7

2!

10

0(

42

6;

63 05

68

8;

37

u

45

21

13 55

14

6(

1880 William J. Kirbv.

BAYFIELD.

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 ...

BEDEQUE.
186

8

153

7

212

7

210

7

186

7

180

/

167

15 20

3 30

10 69

15 20

4 50

10 75

15 29

4 56

9 00

16 00

4 56

10 00

16 00

7 10

10 00

8 00

5 00

10 00

. 7 00

6 68

10 00

196 2/

242 4(

178 85

183 21

203 51

132 7£

148 9(

1874 Thomas Marshall

75 Thomas Marshall

76 John Ellis

77 United with Northampton

1878 John Goldsmith...

79 John Goldsmith

80 John Goldsmith...

1876 Septimus E. Col well.

77 William R. Pepper.

78 William R. Pepper. .

79 William Wass . . .

80 William Wass .

BENTON.

*4

4
4

BIDEFORD.

5

...... 10

. 10

64

3 20

1 42

3 98

74 j 1 27

1 81

1 90

55 1 40

1 25

1 35

(See Egmont. )

20

1 50

1 60

60

1 60

1 70

65

1 70

6 60

1 80

BOCABEC.
4
7
9

32
40
83
86

3 50

2 00

2 75

2 00

3 00

4 52

1 00

1 54

4 63

1 82

1 69

6 62

] 8-2

1 70

4 00

25 4C
24 at
18 1J

13 0C

9 00

7 50

29 54
25 05
29 17
40 48

£0 00

NEW BRUNSWICK AND PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND CONFERENCE.

783

Names of Ministers.

176 Wesley W. Colpitts.

77 Wesley W Colpitts.

78 Wesley W. Colpitts . .

79 John K. King. . .

80 John K.King

BOIESTOWN.

^ . * Members,
ments.

11
11

48
48

78

Conting. Educa. Sup. M. Miss'y

$2 10
2 00
1 80
1 20
1 50

Funds.

95
20
00

1 15
1 69

$1 95
3 00
3 20
3 00
3 00

$4 00
10 00
39 13
6 44
13 82

c.

577 William Tippett .

78 William Tippett . .

79 William Tippett .

80 Samson B. Gregg

CAMPBELLTON.

..I 8
.! 5
6

{See Dalhousie. )
55
40
40
43

2 00

1 00

4 50

2 00

1 00

4 50

1 00

3 00

1 00

1 00

1 00

1 00

574 Edward Bell... .. .

75 A. R. B. Shrewsbury

76 William Wass

77 William Wass

78 Henry Penna. .

79 United with Northampton .

CANTERBURY.
91

7 !

51

7 1

53

7 i

52

8

48

6 1

44

6 00

2 00

8 00

2 80

1 10

5 23

2 00

2 43

2 34

2 00

2 30

2 40

1 50

1 60

2 00

1 50

0 50

1 60

CHARLOTTETOWN.

374 Duncan D. Currie

75 Duncan D. Currie

76 John Lathern, William Fielder.

77 John Lathern, George Steele

78 John Lathern, George Steele ....

79 H. P. Cowperthwaite, M. A., George M.

Campbell. . •. . .

80 H. P. Cowperthwaite, M. A

846
685
588
606
590
582

600

52 00

19 00

50 00

52 00

15 00

50 00

52 00

27 09

50 00

52 00

59 58

50 00

52 09

38 96

50 00

52 00

70 31

50 00

50 00

109 00

50 00

CHATHAM.
It was formerly Miramichi Circuit.

375 John Waterhouse .

76 Robert S. Crisp . . .

77 Hezekiah McKeown.

78 Hezekiah McKeown .

79 Stephen T. Teed. . . .

80 Stephen T. Teed. ..

10
6
6
2
3
3

110

65

67

116

108

92

CORNWALL.

874 George O. Huestis, Aquila Lucas.

75 George O. Huestis

76 Humphrey P Cowperthwaite, M.A..

77 Humphrey P. Cowperthwaite, M.A. . .

78 Humphrey P. Cowperthwaite, M.A.

79 Samuel R. Ackman

80 Samnel R. Ackman

14
14
14

7
7

7
7

300
270
264
145
220
175
182

COVERDALE.

874 William Harrison ... .

75 Hibbert R. Baker, B.A.

76 Edward Bell

77 Albert Hagarty

78 Frederick Freeman . .

79 William E. Johnson . .

80 Charles Manaton

44-

42

42

59

80

81

17

70

5

00

2

00

2

00

26 82

18

64

16

00

18

24

12 00

11

00

895

71

1,831

03

1,709

69

1,922

55

2,517

00

2,014

20

1,584 90

10 70

12 21

13 09 j

14 08

12 89

16 30

8 00

8 00

8 00

8 00

11 00

8 00

8 00

6 13

8 00

4 75

13 75

9 01

! 19 00

3 25

12 75

19 56

4 00

13 00

19 56

16 00

12 00

j 12 00

7 00

6 00

12 00

7 10

6 00

10 00

8 50

6 00

I 3 00

5 50

6 00

246

21

269

28

141

44

142

39

96

96

101

59

507

40

668

84

626 78

387

10

319

34

180 57

61

92

1 2 00

1 30

2 39

1 00

1 00

2 00

1 25

1 25

2 50

0 74

1 03

0 97

! 0 30

0 35

0 50

1 31

0 22

0 51

21 90

8 35

9 92
11 24

7 00

784

CIRCUITS AND MISSIONS.

D.

DALHOUSIE.

Year

Names of Ministers.

1874

75 John Ellis

76 William Penna

77 See Campbellton .

1874 John T. Baxendale

75 William Harrison . .

76 William Harrison. .

77 Thomas Hicks

78 Thomas Hicks

79 Thomas Hicks

80 Artemas Bell .....

Ap-
point-
ments

•7

10

8

No. of
Members.

31
30
52
55

Funds.

Conting.

$5 00
5 39
5 40
2 00

Educa.

$2 14
2 15
1 00

DEER ISLAND.

1876 Abraham R. B. Shrewsbury.

77 Abraham R. B. Shrewsbury

78 Abraham R. B. Shrewsbury.

79 Douglas H. Lodge

80 Douglas H. Lodge..

DERBY.

53 00
4 13
4 15
4 50

Sup. M. Miss'y.

••

....

» * • • •

2

12

1 75

1 50

2 00

3

12

1 10

1 15

1 20

3

7

1 96

1 50

2 07

3

15

1 49

1 00

1 65

3

20

1 62

1 00

1 70

9

88

• • •

6

82

2 00

1 40

1 60

8

82

2 00

3 82

1 00

8

92

2 00

1 70

2 00

6

80

1 50

1 00

2 00

$25 83
26 75
17 70

7 00

8 00

10 32

13 66

13 86

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

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 PenLa

77 Henry Penna ..

78 See Bidefoid

EGMONT.

1876 John K. King . .

77 John K. King . .

78 John K. King . .

79 Charles H. AJanaton.

80 John T. Baxendale. .

5

35

1 67

2 00

4

16

1 67

1 00

5

20

1 50

1 60

5

20

1 50

1 60

ELGIN.

7

107

7

120

7

^ 109

8

113

7

117

1 28
1 46
1 50
1 07
1 50

1 47

1 02

1 50

1 00

2 48

1 25

1 53

1 68

2 00

2 00

5 00
23 64
11 97
13 00

28 82
35 41
35 68
10 84
9 00

F.

FAIRVILLE.

1874 Samuel T. Teed..

75 Stephen T. Teed .

76 John S. Phinney.

77 John S. Phinney. . .

78 John S. Phinney.

79 Wilson W. Lodge.

80 Wilson W, Lodge.

75

6 50

1 60

6 00

5

116

6 75

2 00

5 50

5

102

5 00

1 40

4 00

5

84

4 25

6 65

5 75

5

76

5 40

6 65

4 75

5

80

4 60

1 65

5 00

4

79

4 00

1 00

5 00

27 91
14 00

16 00
41 65
44 45
19 35

17 20

NEW BRUNSWICK AND PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND CONFERENCE.

785

FLORENCEVILLE.

Year

Names of Ministers.

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

Ap-
point,
ments.

No. of
Members.

127
131
148
142
152
162
144

Funds.

Conting. Educa. ! Sup. M. Miss'y-

$6 00
6 00

$1 30 ! $2 30

00
25

94

2 90

30

50

1 13 !

$23 72
34 70
48 19
58 08
44 19
30 70
33 87

FREDERICTON.

1874 Hezekiah McKeown . .

75 Hezekiah McKeown . .

76 Hezekiah McKeown . . .

77 Waldron W Brewer..

78 Waldron W. Brewer.. .

79 Edwin Evans . .

80 Edwin Evans

1

210

40 00

20 00

35 00

105 75

1

192

40 00

35 00

20) 00

2

231

40 00

3 00

35 00

129 92

1

235

40 00

58 00

35 00

61 05

1

199

40 00

18 00

35 00

113 77

1

190

30 00

99 10

35 00

116 77

1

202

20 00

75 73

35 00

107 60

G.

GAGETOWN.

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 ,

74
86
81
74
58
64
64

00
00
82
21
50
50
50

50
50
00
56
00
00
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 IS

9 92

1874 William Penna

75 William Penna

76 See Mount Stewart . .

GEORGETOWN.

4 1 36 I 3 51 I 2 65

4 ! 28 3 50 j 2 00

4 ! 32 3 50 I 2 00

4 93

4 25
2 75

10 31
40 93
29 54

1874

75 Robert Wilson

76 Robert Wilson

77 George W. Fisher .

78 George W. Fisher . . .

79 Matthew R. Knight, B. A.

80 John S. Allen . .

GIBSON.
3
3
3
3
3
4
4

59
36
64
50
54
52
77

10 00

2 00

1 00

2 00 j

2 00

1 00

2 00

2 00

1 40

2 00

2 24

1 23

2 33

1 47

5 37

2 45

2 00

2 37

1 80

13 08
10 64
17 00
20 45
22 41
20 00

1874 George W. Fisher.

75 George W. Fisher . .

76 George W. Fisher . .

77 Silas James.. . .

78 Silas James

79 Silas James.. . .

80 William Tweedy.

GRAND LAKE, EAST.
.. 90

10

92

8

87

7

91

11

101

12

94

11

104

5 00

2 00

5 49

2 40

5 00

2 00

5 00

1 60

1 78

2 92

1 30

4 10

1 35

2 64

3 00
3 46
3 14
3 20
3 54
1 87
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
6 41

6 39

7 38

0 40

0 95

1 50

0 50

1 09

1 50

0 47

1 20

1 70

1 02

1 40

2 46
2 50
4 41

50

786

CIRCUITS AND MISSIONS.

H.

|HAMPTON.— (See Upham).

Yean

Names of Ministers.

1874 Samuel Ackman .

75 Samuel W. Sprague

76 Thomas Allen

. 77 See Upham

1874 Edwin Turner

75 Edward Bell

76 Thomas Stebbings. . .

77 See Richmond . . .

1874 Edwin Mills

75 Edwin Mills. ......

76 Hibbert R. Baker, B.A.

77 Hibbert R. Baker, B.A.

78 Aquila Lucas ...

79 Aquila Lucas

80 Aquila Lucas.

1874 Charles Comben

75 Charles Comben..

76 Charles W Dutcher. .

77 Charles W. Dutcher.

78 Charles W. Dutcher.

79 Charles W. Hamilton.

80 Charles W. Hamilton.

Ap-

point-

ments.

No. of
Members.

Funps.

Conting

Educa.

Sup. M.

Miss'y.

6
6

9

122
8;3
60
67

$7 10
3 50
3 40
3 50

$2 85
1 60

1 50

2 30

$6 70
4 00
4 02
3 40

$25 44
38 40
16 20
31 97

HARTLAND.— (See Knowlesville.)

82

101

63

95

HAVELOCK.

7

12

10

9

9

•103
61
79
80
70
82
84

HILLSBOROUGH.

2
2

4

4
4
4

59
65
57
50
50
155
129

HOPEWELL.

1874 William Dobson

75 Isaac Howie. . .

76 Isaac Howie.

77 Robert Wilson

, 78 Robert Wilson

79 Robert Wilson, Silas C. Wells

'80 ffm. Dobson, Wm. E. Johnson, B.A.

2
2
8
8
6
7
10

175
150
170
150
150
200
250

4 00

1 50

• 3 00

4 00

1 30

3 00

3 00

1 20

2 50

2 78

1 29

3 81

5 60

2 70

2 15

5 65

4 50

2 50

5 66

1 50

2 50

3 50

2 80

2 75

1 50

1 00

1 55

1 50

0 80

2 00

1 29

0 85

2 00

6 17

2 54

25 75

6 17

2 65

5 60

6 17

5 96

5 72

5 00

3 00

6 00

4 00

3 00

5 40

3 00

2 00

5 50

1 50

2 00

2 25

10 00
1 66
6 00

6 00

7 00
7 00
7 00

2 40

5 00

1 13

• • ■ ■

3 00

2 60

3 00

3 10

6 50

4 00

3 00

4 00

3 00

4 00

30 46

39 40

12 67

6 55

11 35

49 62

40 51

41 77

36 76

62 06

15 64

22 81

33 74

30 13

16 12

25 78

27 42

28 76

77 75
29 18
40 11

23 00.
32 00
32 73

24 77

J.

1874 Robert H. Taylor

75 William Dobson, John F. Estey

76 William Dobson, John F. Estey..

77 Roberts. Crisp

78 RobertS. Ciisp.

79 Roberts. Crisp. . ....:..

80 Matthew R. Knight, B.A

1874 Thomas Allen

75 Thomas Allen..

76 George B. Payaon.

77 Edward Bell.

78 Edward Bell.

79 A. R. B. Shrewsbury.

80 A. K. B. Shrewsbury.

JACKSONVILLE.

6

152

6

160

6

200

6

201

5

110

5

135

5

135

JERUSALEM.

7

64

7

66

7

65

9

" 68

9

59

9

60

9

74

8 00

3 00

5 00

8 00

3 00

5 00

8 00

6 00

5 00

5 00

8 00

5 50

3 25

4 00

3 00

3 25

3 00

3 00

3 25

3 10

3 00

4 00

2 00

1 75

4 50

1 20

1 90

3 00

1 20

2 00

3 26

1 24

2 15

3 50

1 25

2 25

I 60

1 40

1 50

1 10

1 25

1 15

64 74

12 00

30 00

40 27

39 00

37 00

37 00

2 74

11 53

13 30

13 68

9 70

14 00

5 20

NEW BRUNSWICK AND PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND CONFERENCE.

787

K

KESWICK.

Names of Ministers.

Richard W. Weddall, B.A.

George M. Campbell.
George M. Campbell.
Charles H. Manaton.
Henry J. Clarke . .
Henry J. Clarke

William Maggs
William Maggs
William Maggs . . .
George B. Payson .
George B. Payson.
George B. Payson . .
James A. Duke . .

P" ; No. of

* Members.

Richard W Weddall, B.A.

Thomas Marshall

Thomas Marshall
Thomas Marshall
James Crisp .
James Crisp

i merits.

80

86

117

134

140

KINGSCLEAR.

94
97
40
47
62
50
59

KINGSTON.

§3 45

1 81

2 94
2 28
1 90

Funds.

§1 67
1 60
1 72
1 73
1 75

10

92

6 11

2 50

8

62

3 50

1 00

4

61

3 50

1 00

4

72

2 75

1 20

3

68

2 80

1 35

3

61

2 20

2 13

3

66

2 26

2 29

3

00
50
00
00
12
15
64

Conting. j Educa. , Sup. M. ; Miss'y.

§3 38

S23 10

1 77

33 84

3 10

25 62

4 08

29 88

3 50

31 39

5 25

2 75

4 28 |

5 30

3 00

4 28 !

0 96

1 05

1 04

1 00

1 20

1 00

1 25

1 40

1 50

1 35

1 50

1 60

1 50

1 50

2 00

20

43

40

64

6 71

11

00

7

50

8

00

10

00

4

48

49 77

24

36

8

92

10

50

10 27

10

30

LITTLE YORK.

... i

John C. Berrie

John C. Berrie

6

105

7 00

4 97 j

4 66

209 89

HibbertR. Baker, B.A..

....

5

113

7 23

5 00

4 70

181 80

Hibbert R. Baker, B.A.

5

112

2 59

1 62

2 58

116 37

Hibbert R. Baker, B.A

5

119

2 60

1 62

2 59

72 11

M.

Alfred E. Le Page

Henry J. Clarke . .

H. J. Clarke, Matthew R. Knight, B. A

Elias Slackford

Elias Slackford, William Wass . .
Elias Slackford, John W Wadman
William Maggs, Thomas Pierce

MARGATE.

I .. f 116

116
134
115
120
123
151

MARYSVILLE.

Robert Wilson . .
Edward Jenkins
Robert Duncan .

Robert Duncan

Robert Duncan

Waldron W. Brewer . .
Waldron W. Brewer . .

2
2
3
2

2
2
2

62
32
96
96
99
93
119

8 00

1 30

6 00

8 00

2 55

19 66

8 00

2 00

3 00

8 00

1 53

3 06

8 00

2 00

3 50

8 00

2 00

3 50

8 00

3 00

4 00

10 00

3 75

10 00

10 00

3 50

10 00

5 00

3 50

5 00

16 73

72 50

34 00

10 09

64 10

34 16

8 28

93 51

19 87

3 28

106 10

17 24

38 20
118 25
44 50
30 25
61 43
51 02
59 S9

235 00
251 00

251 40

252 58
265 89
262 80

788

CIRCUITS AND MISSIONS.

MILLTOWN.

Names of Ministers.

Ap-
point-
ments.

•

No. of
Members.

Funds.

Year

Conting.

Educa.

Sup. M.

Mias'y.

1874 James Taylor .. .

75 William W. Percival

76 William W. Percival

77 William W. Percival ....

78 Samuel R. Ackman .

79 Charles W. Dutcher

80 Charles W. Dutcher „ .'

4 i
4

6
3
5
5

5 "1

164
166
170
137
132
136
148

$12 60
20 20
6 11
4 50
4 50
4 50
4 00

$3 40
13 80
3 46
2 50
2 50
2 50
2 75

$16 00

21 00

7 14

4 50

5 00
5 00
5 00

$36 52
40 63
31 29
49 25

26 90

27 10
57 30

1874 John Waterhouse, James Crisp
75 See Chatham and Newcastle. .

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

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 . .

1874 Henry J. Clarke..

75 Alfred E. Le Page. . . .

76 Alfred E. Le Page.. . .

77 Alfred E. LePage....

78 John C. Berrie

79 John C, Berrie

80 John C. Berrie . . .

MIRAMICHI.

.1 10 I 104
J 10 I 110

MONCTON.

10 69
10 70

7 98
12 21

MONTAGUE.

MOUNT STEWART.

MURRAY HARBOUR.

9 24
13 09

1

135

9 53

3 00

7 50!

1

85

9 53

7 00

7 61

2

128

9 40

6 75

7 70

2

121

9 40

4 62

7 87

3

125

9 65

5 84

8 45

1

191

9 65

5 84

8 50

3

187

6 86

24 19

8 75

195 16
246 21

58 31
115 84
123 69
106 08
153 37
72 50
57 45

3

30

2 40

, ..

1 60

. 3

32

2 40

1 50 |

4

39

1 50

i oo

1 50 1

5

30

1 40

1 00

7

46

2 00

1 00

1 50

6

40

0 50

0 50

6

52

6 50

1 00

0 50

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

1637

6 50

7 50

7 57

15 50
40 00
60 00
80 74
45 12
71 5*
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..

1875 James Crisp.

76 Edward Jenkins

77 Edward Jenkins

78 George M. Campbell..

79 George Steele

80 George Steele ...

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 !

NEWCASTLE.

108
92

8 00
4 75

6 13
13 75

8 00

9 01

19 05
25 49
10 06
32 41

60 00

61 00
63 00

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
79
80

Edwin C. Turner

4
10

si

77

$140

2 40

$1 00
1 50

$1 80
3 00

Edwin C. Turner, Theoph. L.

Williams

$24 41
26 00

P.

POINT DE BUTE.

1874 Douglas Chapman..

75 Douglas Chapman . .

76 Edwin Mills

77 Edwin Mills

78 Edwin Mills

79 George W. Fisher. .

80 George W Fisher

107
111
113
115
112
119
111

8 30

3 20

8 02

8 30

3 40

8 35

8 40

5 60

8 42

6 54

9 03

7 14

5 02

2 86

6 10

5 05

4 50

6 20

5 27

2 26

6 44

24 82
40 82
46 62
50 44
49 60
22 79

25 18

1874 JohnS. Allen

75 JohnS. Allen

76 JohnS. Allen

77 William Maggs. . .

78 William Maggs

79 William Maggs

80 George M. Campbell

POWNAL.
4
4
4
5
4
4
4

89
96
119
133
107
103
99

11 50

1 75

4 42

11 50

1 85

4 50

11 50

1 50

4 50

11 50

2 00

4 50

4 00

2 00

4 00

4 00

2 25

4 00

3 00

1 50

4 00

13 98
33 10

18 15
48 00
28 70
30 52

19 91

E.

PJCHIBUCTO.

1874 James A. Duke.

75 James A. Duke . .

76 James A. Duke .

77 Isaac N. Parker..

78 Isaac N. Parker..

79 Isaac N. Parker ..

80 Isaac Howie

8

7

9

11

11

82
75
78
76
80
86
91

6 05

2 25

6 00

6 00

3 40

6 00

6 00

3 18

7 10

6 00

2 41

7 19

6 00

7 24

7 20

2 45

1 12

4 00

2 50

1 20

4 10

29 14
66 31
63 05
62 48
52 29

16 81

17 42

1877 William Harrison.

78 William Harrison.

79 William Harrison.

80 Edwin C. Turner .

RICHMOND.

105
120
114

2 50

4 10

4 11

2 63

3 00

4 20

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..

78 Douglas Chapman

79 Douglas Chapman

80 William W. Percival . . .

SACKVILLE.

5

151

18 27

50 65

15 87

150 27

5

185

18 27

107 39

16 00

328 55

3

175

17 41

111 24

16 53

374 73

2

176

30 01

125 54

46 80

382 81

• •

3

190

26 29

134 36

50 25

427 29

3
3

192
219

25 47
20 34

90 75
88 25

48 65
40 24

469 62

388 61

790

CIRCUITS AND MISSIONS.

SALISBURY.

Year

Names of Ministers.

1874 John F. Betts.. . .

75 JohnF. Betts...

76 JohnF. Betts

77 Wilson W. Lodge.

78 Wilson W. Lodge ,

79 John Colter

80 William Penna . . .

Ap-
point-
men ts,

3
3

7
9
6
6

7

No. of
Members.

122
164
141
140
135
144
108

Conting. Educa. Sup. M. Miss'y,

Funds.

$7 20
6 00
5 50
3 74
1 22
1 00
1 00

$2 27
2 35

2 20

3 30
3 00
3 00
2 04

$11 15
55 90
32 30

.25 67

26 80

21 00

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

1874 Elias Slackford

75 Elias Slackford .

76 Elias Slackford . .

77 William Dobson. ,

78 William Dobson.

79 William Dobson.

80 Roberts. Crisp..

1874 —

75 Harrison B

Lodge

76 Douglas H. Lodge

77 Matthew R. Knight, B.A.

78 Albert Hagarty

79 Albert Hagarty.

80 Thomas Stebbing

1874 Abraham R. B. Shrewsbury.,

75 Charles W. Hamilton.

76 Charles W Hamilton.

77 JohnF. Betts.

78 John F. Betts..

79 Thomas J. Deinstadt..

80 Thomas J. Deinstadt,.

1874 Charles W. Dutcher.
75 Charles W Dutcher..
75 John Prince

77 John Prince. . .

78 John Prince . .

79 JohnF Betts

80 JohnF. Betts

SHEDIAC.

3

26

....

....

.... 1

3

20

0 71

2 34

1 00

3

31

0 73

4 20

•1 02

4

23

0 67

0 96

1 23

3

34

1 35

2 26

3 71

3

34

1 50

1 00

2 00

2

30

....

0 50

- 0 75

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

3

96

5 00

6 £0

7 00

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

i 66

1 05

4

60

2 50

2 00

2 10

4

108

0 70

1 00

1 07

4

109

...

1 00

SUMMERSIDE.

1

90

5 00

3 50

5 00

1

1 107

5 00

3 50

5 00

1

116

5 00

3 50

5 00

1

116

5 00

3 50

5 00

3

156

5 50

5 50

1

153

2 50

2 10

2 50

3

121

2 50

5 76

2 50

SUSSEX.

. 7

217

12 50

5 00

8 00

7

120

5 10

3 00

4 24

7

103

4 50

3 50

5 00

8

132

4 70

4 65

9 00

8

121

4 40

4 96

8 90

9

118

4 28

4 29

9 46

9

128

2 00

2 25

3 84

17 25

20 82

15 05

3 80

4 00

2 70

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

28 03

52 72

110 00

74 50

22 76

52 06

43 50

57 55
64 61
53 46
56 67
43 79
31 25
42 68

St.

1874 William Tweedy.

75 William Tweedy.

76 William Tweedy -

77 Frederick W. Harrison.,

78 Frederick W. Harrison..

79 Frederick W Harrison. ,

80 Douglas Chapman..

ST. ANDREWS.

47

6 40

2 40

6 87

26

5 00

1 60

5 05

26

4 10

1 75

4 05

25

4 05

1 10

3 65

30

3 28

2 84

4 35

30

2 75

1 87

3 50

32

2 50

6 00

3 25

23 95
41 00
30 00
28 00
26 52
37 92
54 00

NEW BRUNSWICK AND PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND CONFERENCE.

791

ST. DAVID'S.

75 Frederick W. Harrison .

76 Frederick W. Harrison

77 George Harrison

78 George Harrison .

79 George Harrison .

80 Elias Slackford

No. of
Members.

99
75
78
81
94
92
91

Funds.

Conting.

Educa.

Sup. M.

Miss'y.

$8 00

$3 00

$6 00

$30 00

6 00

1 80

5 00 !

27 00

4 50

2 00

4 60

27 20

4 72

1 76

5 05 1

26 78

5 05

2 66

5 65

22 28

5 00

2 27

4 65 '■

23 99

5 00

2 35

5 76

32 17

1874

75 Septimus E. Colwell.
76 ..

ST. GEORGE.

7
24

38

ST. JAMES.

1874 HibbertR. Baker ,

75 John Tinling

76 John Tinling

77 -

78 John T. Baxendale .

79 John T. Baxendale .

80 Septimus E. Colwell

29
28
26
27
38
33
35

1 00
1 50

I. ST. JOHN.— QUEEN SQUARE.

2 93

0 50

0 50

1 00

3 75

1 00

2 58

2 78

2 75

1 09

1 59

3 76

2 84

2 36

00
20

0 50

2 86

3 23

1 00

3 00

2 79

43 32

5 85
33 50

27 04
33 12
23 26

28 18
31 77

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 1 177 I 45 00 3198 1120 92: 244 64

75 Howard Sprague, M.A. .. 1 156 15 50 56 58 ' 26 01 j 929 22

76 John A. Clarke, M.A 1 184 16 18 I 15 38 , 32 07 I 885 00

77 Benjamin Chappell, B.A 1 163 8 80 | 21 00 20 02 1,827 80

78 Benjamin Chappell, B.A 1 125 | 3 95 9 70 2 29 14196

79 John Read 1 127 j 3 95 9 86 10 43 127 33

80 John Read ... . 1 152 1 7 05 I 11 00 I 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. Spiague,M.A.,M. R. Knight, B.A

79 Joseph Havt

80 Duncan D. Currie

242
230
267
265
240
200
130

60 00

63 83

100 00

50 00

83 00

75 00

25 00

45 50

47 46

18 00

32 43

22 00

5 00

10 00

14 00

10 00

12 00

' 20 00

10 00

13 25

27 35

370 00

IIT. ST. JOHN.— EXMOUTH STREET.

1874 Edwin Evans.. .

75 Edwin Evans . .

76 Joseph Hart. . .

77 Joseph Hart

78 Joseph Hart. . .

79 Hezekiah McKeown .

80 Hezekiah McKeown .

188
190
287
216
202
199
151

22 00

17 52

26 90

1 22 50

22 89

24 00

22 50

23 33

24 00

' 22 50

16 36

25 00

22 50

24 26

25 00 j

j 12 00

12 42

18 00

1 12 00

10 00

17 00 1

1874 Robert Duncan . . .

75 Robert Duncan

76 Stephen T. Teed

77 Stephen T. Teed

78 Stephen T. Teed

79 Benjamin Chappell, B.A. . .

80 Benjamin Chappell, B.A.

IV ST. JOHN.— PORTLAND.

.| 1

..■■ •:! !

l

...' ..| 2

.. ! 2

! l

136

12 19

21 05

18 01

127

13 24

21 17 1

18 74

284

14 40

22 25 '

23 27

238

15 00

12 00

24 50

180

5 00

1 40

10 00

157

5 00

3 00

14 00

1 145

5 00

3 62 1

12 00

847

78

486

96

687

94

182

00

250

00

274

76

94

83

274 39

162 87

99

32

108

25

68

60

70 00

80 67

214

81

200

14

200 77

45

00

28 00

30

17

792

CIRCUITS AND MISSIONS.

V. ST. JOHN.— CARLETON.

Year!

Names of Ministers.

1874 Samuel W. Sprague

75 Samuel R. Ackman

76 Samuel R. Ackman

77 Samuel R. Ackman

78 Richard W. Weddall, B.A.

79 Richard W. Weddall, B.A.

80 Richard W. Weddall, B.A.

Ap-
point-
ments.

No. of
Members.

76
74
170
160
160
132
128

Funds.

Con ting. Educa. Sup. M. Miss'y

$10 37
9 08
9 10
8 00
8 00
8 00
3 00

$4 50
7 00
7 20
3 50
9 60
109 00
10 50

$10 00

7 24
7 25

7 50

8 00
8 00
8 00

$60 14

136 78

85 20

107 50

105 10

106 27
72 40

VI. ST. JOHN.— CARMARTHEN STREET.

1874 William Lawson . . .

75 William Lawson. . .

76 Benjamin Chappell.

77 .. .

78 William J. Kirby..

79

80

98
135
85
60
61
39

3 50

1 50

2 00

1*75

i'56

i 25

2 08
2 34

i'n

2 00

2 72
2 80

4 55

30 74
18 55

1880 D. Davies Moore.

VII. ST. JOHN.— COURTNEY BAY.

. . I 6 1 67 I 1 00

0 75

1 09 i 11

ST. MARTINS.

1874 Richard Opie

75 Richard Opie

76 William R. Pepper

77 Charles W Hamilton

78 Charles W Hamilton . .

79 William J. Kirby

80 Theophilus L. Williams.

5

6

10

5

7
6

30
35

54
45
i"
46

1 16
1 38
1 14
1 50
1 50
1 20

1 42

3 40

0 91

1 52

0 93

1 96

2 00

2 00

2 00

2 00

1 20

2 00

2 72
2 00
25 00
53 08
16 48
19 67

ST. STEPHEN.

1874 John Prince ....

75 John Prince

76 Edwin Evans

77 Edwin Evans

78 Edwin Evans

79 Howard Sprague, M.A.

80 Howard Sprague, M.A.

172
150
136
122
136
138
134

18 85

19 02

20 85

20 20

13 80

21 00

7 02

8 76

20 12

7 20

9 00

20 75

7 26

11 05

22 60

7 00

11 00

22 23

4 00

21 27

21 86

68 27
117 55

60 14
109 00
128 84
128 84
123 76

T.

1879 Henry Peuna.
80 Cyrus S. Wells

TABUSINTAC.

., 3 | ....
J 3 1 20

0 50

0 25

0 50

2 00

TINTRAMER.

1875 George Steele. . . .

76 George Steele

77 Henry J. Clarke

78 Henry J. Clarke

79 William E. Pepper . .

80 Supplied from Sackville

1874 Silas James

75 Silas James

76 Silas James
77

58
66
67
61

72

TOBIQUE.

10

10

10

9

42
65

77
78

2 00

2 66

1 25

2 00

3 10

2 00

i 66

2 00

i 66

1 00

2 19

2 65

3 69

2 00

1 30 i

1 90

2 35

1 35 J

3 11

1 25

0 54

1 40

1 35

1 18 1

1 89

3 10

10 87

7 00

8 35

8 61

10 15

14 12

12 02

19 18

NEW BRUNSWICK AND PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND CONFERENCE.

793

TRYON.

Names of Ministers.

Ap-'

point-

ments.

No. of
Members.

Funds.

Conting.

Educa.

Sup. M.

Miss'y.

f—

174 Humphrey P. Cowperthwaite, M.A. . .

75 Humphrey P. Cowperthwaite, M.A. . .

76 Thomas J. Deinstadt ... . . . .

77 Thomas J. Deinstadt ...

78 Thomas J. Deinstadt ...

79 John S. Phinney . .

80 John S. Phinney

9
9
8
9
9
9
9

280
187
207
205
285
265
206

$15 20
15 20
15 28
15 30
15 40
14 40
13 10

$5 60

4 50
11 00

5 65
8 18
8 00
8 25

$6 00

10 75

11 22
11 25
11 35

11 40

12 30

315 10
175 44
197 21
120 85
74 18
91 29
107 10

u.

177 Thomas Aller. .

78 Thomas Allen. . .

79 Charles Comben.

80 Charles Comben.

UPHAM. (See Hampton.)

8
10

67

78
76
81

3 50

2 30

3 40

3 64

2 60

3 40

3 35

2 47

3 80

3 45

3 00

4 75

31 97
28 86
13 76

20 75

177 William Penna .

78 William Penna .

79 William Penna . .

80 Henry Penna

UPPER KENT.

67
68

77

1 55
1 60
1 60

1 66

1 05
1 25

2 00
2 00
1 50

18 42
16 00
14 00

w.

S74 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

574 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. Colpitts.

WELSFORD.

6 i

34

6 ;

51

8 i

80

9

95

10

111

10

111

10

107

WOODSTOCK.

89
61
68
84
123
80
97

4 50

1 75

■A 50

4 50

2 00

3 00

1 10

1 20

1 00

1 50

1 50

1 50

2 00

6 00

2 00

2 00

2 40

2 00

2 00

2 00

2 00

8 75
8 75
00
50
90
90
20

10 25
52 64
34 47
37 00
51 82
48 95
37 00

3 00

7 00

40 00

2 50

5 50

49 42

12 00

4 00

24 75

12 82

10 52

29 03

14 32

11 18

64 13

10 00

9 27

39 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.

Year!

Chairmen.

Finau. Secretaries.! Mem.

Yeari Chairmen.

1874 Hez. McKeown.

75 Hez. McKeown. .

76 Robert Duncan. .

77 Robert Duncan.

78 Robert Duncan.

79 Edwin Evans

80 Edwin Evans

Finan. Secretaries, i Mem.

Robert Wilson

James Taylor

Hez. McKeown. .
Chas. H. Paisley..
Chas. H. Paisley..
Wesley W.Colpitts
WesleyW.Colpitts

MIRAMICHI DISTRICT.

1875 John S. Phinney.. John Waterhouse.

76 James A. Duke . Robert S. Crisp. . . I

77 Hez. McKeown. . Isaac N. Parker

78 Hez. McKeown. . .

79 Stephen T. Teed..

80 Stephen T. Teed..

Isaac N. Parker.
Isaac N. Parker.
Isaac N. Parker.

1553
1347
1497
1612
1599
1653
1685

309
442
389
444
443
434

PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND DISTRICT.

1874 Duncan D. CurriejH. P. Cowper-j

I thwaite 2069

75 Duncan D. CurriejH. P. Cowper-

thwaite.. . . 1920

76 John Lathern H. P. Cowper-

thwaite 1903

77 John Lathern. . H. P. Cowper-

thwaite 1900

78 John Lathern H. P. Cowper-

thwaite 2106

1879 H. P. Cowper-I

thwaite Thos. J. Deinstadt 2136

80 H. P. Cowper-i I

thwaite Thos. J. Deinstadt 2110

SACKVILLE DISTRICT.

,1874 Win. McCarty.. . . Joseph Hart . .
75 Wm. McCarty.. . Joseph Hart.. .

76 Duncan D. Currie Chas. W. Dutcher

77 Douglas Chapman I Chas. W. Dutcher

78 Douglas ChapmanjChas. W. Dutcher

79 Robert Duncan. .Thomas Marshall.

80 Robert Duncan. Thomas Marshall.!

ST. JOHN DISTRICT.

1874 Henry Pope [Robert Duncan. . . :

75 Henry Pope [Robert Duncan. . .

. 76 John Prince Stephen T. Teed., j

77 John Prince .Stephen T. Teed., j

78 Joseph Hart (Stephen T. Teed..

79 Hez. McKeown. . Richard W Wed-

1 dall.B.A. ..

80 Duncan D. Currie Richard W. Wcd-

dall. B.A.

ST. STEPHEN DISTRICT.

1978
1222
1413
1389
1418
1692
1779

2111
1635
2143
1983

1784

1683
1661

James Taylor . . . ;

75 John Prince

Wm. W. Percival.

469

76 Edwin Evans

Wm. W Percival.

486

77 Edwin Evans

Wm. W. Percival. j

444

78 Edwin Evans

Fred. W. Harrison!

520

79 Fred. W. Harrison

Chas. W. Dutcher!

530

80 Douglas Chapman

Chas. W Dutcheri

549

PART VII.

THE

$Utof0xtttMatt& danizxtutt,

1874 to 1880.

THE

gltbafomxblmb donhxma,

WAS

3RGANIZED IN THE CITY OF ST. JOHN'S,

ow

WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 5th, 1874.

I.— SESSIONS OF CONFERENCE.

ar.

Place.

St. John's . .

St. John s . . .

St. John's .

Carbonear. .
8.. St. John's..
9 .St. John's.
0 . . Carbonear. . .

President.

Geo. S. Milligan, M.
Thomas Harris.
James Dove..
John Goodison . . .
'Geo. S. .Milligan, M.
James Dove . . .
Thomas Harris

Secretary.

Thomas Harris.
James Dove
John Goodison .
Joseph Pascoe .
[James Dove
i Charles Ladner.
Charles Ladner.

Journal Secretary.

, George J. Bond, B.A.
John G. Currie.
Charles Ladner.
Joseph Pascoe.
Francis U. Willey.

If. —MINISTERS and MEMBERS.

Year.

On
trial.

Ministers.

Effec-
tive.

Members.

Sup'y. ; Total. Increase. On trial. Full. Total. Increase.

4

. J 21

17

38

5

. .1 24

19

1

44

6

'6

..! 27

17

3

47

3

7

. . j 22

24

3

49

2

rS. ..

•i U

32

3

49

'9. ..

i 9

37

4

50

i 1

10. ...

1 6

40

3

49

1 dec. 1

1,240
1,156
1,054
1,285
1,829
1,157
691

4,389
5,086
5,473
5,790
6,191
7,008

5,629
6,242
6,527
7,075
8,020
8,165

6,995 ' 7,e

613

285
448
945
145
dec. 521

HI.— CONNEXIONAL FUNDS.

Year.

i Contingent ;

a

$202 09

rs. .. .

270- 25

16

217 89

n...

212 56

is

194 72

79.

198 57

50

188 54

Educa-
tional.

$176 62
254 37
285 87
295 76
228 63
206 27
209 93

^"day Circuit

SchooL : Subs.

$28 19
46 76
64 64
61 67
66 81
45 25

Supernumerary.

Ministers
Subs.

Total.

$329 13
365 33
395 45
410 35
372 16
273 05
252 77

$514 34

510 32
390 00
576 79
501 84

511 84
507 26

$843 47
875 65
785
987
874 00
784 89
760 03

4">

14

Missionary.

$3,002 45
5,224 08
4,939 44
5,780 70
4,754 60
4,169 63
3,880 37

THE NAMES OF

THB

MINISTERS OF THE NEWFOUNDLAND CONFERENCE

CLASSIFIED AND ALPHABETICALLY AEEANGED

UNDER THE YEAR IN WHICH THEIR MINISTRY BEGAN.

Note. — The figures in the column after the name show the year in which his connection with the
Conference ceased, the letters indicate the cause.

D. Died. x.s. Transferred to Nova Scotia Conference.

loc. Located. m. Transferred to Montreal Conference.

exc. Removed to England.

1828.
Shenstone, William E.

1840.
Peach, John S

1854.
Harris, Thomas. . . .
Milligan, George S .

1855.

5 Dove, James

1856.

6 Fox, Thomas

1860.

7 Goodison, John . .

3 Shenton, Job

1861.
9 Ladner, Charles

10 Pascoe, John S

1866.

1 1 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. ' 1875

1875

. .d. ! 1878

1878

1873.

25 Bowell, John P.

26 Boyd, George . .

27 Bryant, George H

2S 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 Heyfield, Jesse . . .

38 Hill, Anthony

39 Jennings, William

40 Lewis, Henry

41 Lister, Joseph

42 Payne, George

43 Pincock, James

44 Seccombe, William H.,

1875.
i 45 Alexander, James..

46 Bramfitt, Robert . , ...

47 Bullen, George

48 Edyvean, William H.

49 Gw'ilym, David

50 Kendall, William . . .

51 Taylor, Edgar

1876.

52 Riehings, Lewis . .

53 Storey, George P.

. .D.
. .D.

1879

1876

l. | 1878

1877

1877

.l. 1879

PROBATIONERS CONNECTED WITH THE NEWFOUxNDLAND 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

5 Wilson, James

6 Vater, George.

1878.

MINISTERS AND PROBATIONERS FOR THE MINISTRY

C'ONXPXTKD WITH THE

ItdtrftfuttManir <$,anUxmtt,

1874 to 1880.

A.

ALEXANDER, JAMES.
r. on t. 1875.
875 Catalina .... 1

76 Exploits . . 1

77 -Located.

ATKINSON, THOMAS WHIT-
FIELD.
1872.— e f. c. & o. 1876.
874 Shoal Harbour. ... 2

76 Fogo 3

79 Twillingate 2

Financial Secretary, 1879 and
880.

B.

BOND, GEORGE J., B.A.
187L— e. f. c. & o. 1876.
874 St. John's. . . . . 3

77 Tilt Cove 1

78 Allowed to rest 1

78 Fogo.... .. .. 1

80 Trinity 1

A graduate of Mount Allison

Vesleyan College. — B.A., 1874.
ournal Secretary of Conference,
876. Chairman of District,

BOWELL, JOHN PERRY.

1877.— e. f. c. & o. 1878.
874 Flower Cove 2

76 Mount Allison Wes. Coll. 2

78 Labrador 3

BOYD, GEORGE.
1873.— e. f. c. &o. 1877.
874 Bay Roberts 1

75 Mount Allison Wes Coll. 2

77 Cupids 2

79 Carbonear 2

BRAMFITT, ROBERT.
a 1875.— e. out, 1876.—
e. f. c. & o. 1879.
875 1

76 Little Bay Islands. .. 2

78 Musgrave Harbour 2

80 Musgrave Town 1

BRYANT, GEORGE HENRY. \

c. 1873— e. out. 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. out. 1876.-
e. f. c. & o. 1879.
1875

76 Port de Grave...

77 Bay Roberts

78 Tilt Cove

80 Bett's Cove & Tilt Cove.. 1 I

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.— e. 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.

c. 1875.— e. on t. 1876.—

e. f. c. &. o. 1879.

187"5 1

76 Shoal Harbour 1

77 Port de Grave 2

79 Herring Neck 2

ELAND, THOMAS L.

e. on t. 1877.

1877 Green's Pond 1

78 Herring Neck & Change

Island 1

79 Bandom North . . 2

EMBREE, JEREMIAH.
1871.— e. f. c. & o. 1875.

1874 Green's Pond 2

76 Blackhead 3

79 Bonavista 2

Chairman of District, 1880.

F

FORSEY, GEORGE.

1866.

1874 Burin 1

75 Montreal Conference.

FOX, THOMAS.

1856.

1874 Old Perlican 2

76 St. John's. .. .(sup'y.) 5

800

MINISTERS AND PROBATIONERS.

FREEMAN, ROBT. WRIGHT.

c. 1873.— e. on t. 1874.—

k. f. c. & o. 1877.

1873 Island Cove 2

75 Harbour Grace ... 1

76 Blackhead. 1

77 Western Bay 3

80 Fortune 1

GL

GOODISON, JOHN.
1860.

1874 Bonavista . 2

76 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.— e. on T. 1878.

1875 Hant's Harbour 2

77 Located.

H.

HARRIS, THOMAS.

1854.

74 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.— e. on t. 1875.—

e. f. c. & o. 1878.

1874 Sound Island. ...... I

77 Shoal Harbour J

78 Random North ]

79 Green's Harbour !

HEAL, JAMES B.

c. 1874.— E. on t. 1875.—

e. f. c. & o. 1878.

1874 . . . .

75 Brigus

77 Carbonear

78 Bett's Cove

80 Musgrave Harbour

HEYFIELD, JESSE,
c. 1874.— e. on t. 1875.-
r. f. c. & o. 1878.
1874 Port de Grave.. ...

76 Trinity...

78 Heart's Content

79 Channel

HILL, ANTHONY

e. owt.1874.— u.f.c. & o. 1878.

1874 Hant's Harbour. .. 1

75 Blackhead ......... 1

76 Moreton's Harbour 2

78 Trinity . . . . t . 2

80 Fogo... 1

HILL, JABEZ.
c. 1873.— e. on t. 1874.—
e. 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.

LISTER, JOSEPH.
r. om. 1874. — e. f. c. &o.,1878.

1874 St. John's 1

75 Bay Roberts 2

77 Heart's Content .. 1

78 Green's Pond . 3

JACKSON, JOSEPH A.
c. 1877.— e. ore t. 1878.

1877 . . . . . 1

78 Carbonear '3

JAMES, THOMAS H. j

1871.— R. f. c. &o. 1875. I

1874 Flat Island 1 !

75 Hant's Harbour. 3 I

78 Island Cove.. . . ..31

JENNINGS, WILLIAM.

c. 1874.— e. on t. 1875.—

e. 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.— e. on t. 1876.—

e. f. c. & o. 1879.

1875 1

76 Grand Bank .

77 St. John's
79 Pouch Cove..

LADNER, CHARLES,
i 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.
e. out. 1874.— r. f. c. &o. 18S0.
1874 Musgrave Harbour. . . 2

76 Flower Cove 2

78 Mount Allison Wes. Col. 2
80 Randon South 1

M.

MATTHEWS, SOLOMON.

1870.— e. f. c. & o. 1874.

1874 Petites 1

75 Grand Bank . 3

78 Burin . . ._ 3

McGregor, Alexander.

c. 1873.— e. 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.— e. f. c. & o. 1876.
1874 Fortune Bay

75 Exploits ......

76 Green's Pond

78 Hant's Harbour ...

80 Burges . . . . . . .

N.

NURSE, JAMES.
1874.— b. f. c. & o. 1876.

1874 Channel 2

76 Green's Harbour.. . ..2
78 Moreton's Harbour . . 3

P.

PARKINS, JOSEPH.

v. 1873.— e. on t. 1874.—

e f. c. & o. 1877.

1873 St. Pierre 2

75 Petites 3

78 Catalina 2

80 Exploits 1

NEWFOUNDLAND CONFERENCE.

801

PASCOE, JOSEPH.
1861.

74 St. John's 1

75 Burin 3

78 Brigus 3

Financial Secretary, 1874,1876
id 1877.

Secretary of Conference, 1877.
Journal Secretary of Confer-
ee, 1879.

PAYNE, GEORGE.
o»t. 1874.— r. f. c. & o. 1878.

174 Blackhead 1

75 Carbonear ... 2

77 St. John's 2

78 Green's Harbour 1

79 Heart's Content .. 2

PEACH, JOHN S.
1840.
!74 Blackhead 2

76 Carbonear 2

78 Carbonear (sup'y.) 3

Delegate to General Conference,
.ontreal, 1878.

PETERS, JOHN.

r. on t. 1877.
577 Flat Islands . . . . 1
78 Bonne Bay 2

80 Bett's Cove & Tilt Cove.. 1

PICKLES, CHARLES.
1870.— r. f. c. & o. 1874.
374 Grand Bank .... 1
75 Removed to England.. 1

In 1879 he was stationed at
.ochdale, on the Bolton District,
nglish Conference.

PINCOCK, JAMES,
c. 1874.— u. out. 1875.—
R. f. c. & o. 1878.
874 1 I

75 Little Bay Islands . . 1

76 Bonne Bay . . 1 i
78 Petites... 3

PRATT, JOHN.
1873.— r. f. <•. & o. 1877

874 Catalina ... 1

75 St. John's 2

77 Exploits . . 3

80 Western Bay .... 1

R

REAY, JOHN.
1866.

1874 Twillingate

76 Bonavista

79 Cupids

Chairman of District, 1878.

RICHINGS, LEWIS,
c. 1876.— r. on t. 1877.
1876 ....

77 Tilt Cove

78 St. Anthony..

79 Located.

s.

SECCOMBE, WM. BRAY.

c. 1874.— r. on t. 1875.—

r. f. c. & o 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. out. 1874.—
r. f. c. & o. 1878.

1873

74 Tilt Cove .

7 <) Shoal Harbour

77 Musgrave Harbour..

79 Musgrove Town

80 Flat Island and Sound

Island

STORY, GEORGE PHILLIS-
KIRK.

c. 1876.— r. on t. 1877.—
r. f. c. & o. 1880.

1876 Carbonear 1

77 Channel 2

79 St. John's 1

80 Hant's Harbour 1

SWANN, WILLIAM.
1871.— R. f. o. &o. 1875.

1874 Fogo 2

76 Twillingate.. 2

79 Old Perliean 2

Financial Secretary, 1878.

T.

TAYLOR, EDGAR.

r. 1875.— r. on t. 1876.—
r. f. c. & o. 1879.

1875

76 Mount Allison Wes. Coll.

77 Shoal Harbour.

78 Random South.

80 Port de Grave

TRATT, WILLIAM;RICHARD.

r. on t. 1876.
1876 Musgrave Harbour... . 1
77 Mount Allison Wes. Coll. 2
79 St. Anthony 2

Y.

VATER, GEORGE.

(.'. 1878.— r. on t. 1879.
1878 Green's Pond .

w.

WILLEY, FRANCIS GEO.

1870.— r. f «.\ & <>. 1876.
1874 Mount Allison Wes. Coll.

76 Catalina

78 Bay Roberts

WILSON JAMES.
r. on t. 1878.
1878 Flat Islands

1 ' 80 St. John's.

51

THE

CIRCUITS ^JSTD MISSIONS

OF THB

|btaf0mtMaait (fcanUxtntt,

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 1874 TO THE YEAR 1880.

Note. — 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.

No. of
Members.

Funds.

Conting. j Educa.

Sup. M.

Miss'y.

1874
75
76

77
78

JabezHiU

JabezHill

James Pincock. . .

James Pincock. . . ....

See Bonne Bay . .

2
2
7
4
3

60
44
68
64
80

$1 00 !
6 00 $1 60
6 00 2 60
6 10 3 00
3 40 , 2 00

$3 50
4 00
4 05
3 60

$44 00
26 00
28 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. Willev. .

1878 James B. Heal. ...

79 James B Heal

80 George Bullen, John Peters.

54

93

78
70
S3
74

BETT'S COVE.

18
18

120
133

BLACK HEAD.

1874 John S. Peach, George Payne

75 John S. Peach, Anthony Hill.. ...

76 Jeremiah Embree, Robt. W. Freeman

77 Jeremiah Embree . . ...

78 Jeremiah Embree ....

79 James Dove , ....

80 James Dove .„ ......

00
00
00
50
00
25

2 00
2 00
2 00
1 00
1 00
1 00

1 00 !
1 10 I

00
00
00
50
00
25

5 00

6 00

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 00
270 92
130 00
61 16
101 20

NEWFOUNDLAND CONFERENCE.

803

Year

Names of Ministers.

1874 Thomas Harris

75 Charles Ladner, James B. Heal .
7$ Charles Ladner, James B. Heal.

77 Charles Ladner

78 Joseph Pascoe.. .

79 Joseph Pascoe.. .

80 Joseph Pascoe

1880 Charles Myers .

1874 George Forsey

75 Joseph Pascoe .

76 Joseph Pascoe .

77 Joseph Pascoe .

78 Solomon Matthews. .

79 Solomon Matthews.

80 Solomon Matthews

BONAVISTA.

Ap-
point-
ments.

1874 John Goodison.. . .

75 John Goodison.

76 John Reay

77 John Reay

78 John Reay

79 Jeremiah Emhree

80 Jeremiah Embree .

1874 Jabez Hill . . .

75 Jabez Hill .

76 James Pincock. . . .

77 James Pincock

78 John Peters

79 John Peters

80 William B. Seccombe.

No. of
Members.

290
431
369
347
389
362
568

BONNE BAY.

2 I ...

4
3
3
2

BRIGUS.

5
5
5
4
4
4
4

BURGEO

44
68
64
80
63
43

101
157
197
297
240
183
146

BURIN.

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

124 05

7 15

5 30

8 20

137 85

9 74

5 75

8 20

113 75

6 00

5 40

10 00

12 00

8 00

9 40
9 50

7 i

422

8

7 1

343

9

7

336

9

7 !

333

4

7 1

293

3

7

352

3

7

300

3

6 00

1 60

3 50

6 00 1

2 60

4 00

6 10 :

3 00

4 05

3 40

2 00

3 60

2 60

1 50

2 50

2 00

1 50

2 00

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

33

4 38

9 45

10

5 00

10 45

30

7 20

10 50

20

5 50

10 50

70

3 25

3 30

72

3 30

3 38

10

3 00

3 40

44 00
26 00
28 60
19 00
12 38
5 95

122 34
172 62
223 05
244 60
132 30
80 76
82 41

103

93

155

11

129

12

129

92

56

92

27 68

49

00

c.

CARBONEAK.

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 6

80 George Boyd, Joseph A. Jackson 6

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 Joseph Parkins. .

80 Jabez Hill

< ATALINA.
59
S6
89
64
114

75

1874

75 William Swann

76 United with Fogo

2 105

CHANGE ISLANDS.

". . . . 4 65

... 6 133

1 40
5 60

14 00

14 40

11 03

14 50

14 50

15 70

20 00

24 00 1

20 00

22 50

20 00

14 00 1

21 30

16 00 j

70

2 00

40

5 00

00

3 15

60

z 90

00

1 50

20

1 90

50

1 55

23 00 '

205 50

23 05

269 30

24 50

246 10

36 20

334 00

40 20

338 60

34 70

241 10

25 14

338 19

4 91

45 00

7 20

44 00

6 00

52 64

6 70

44 65

2 00

20 00

2 00

21 80

1 90

15 50

1 40

26 80

6 30

148 15

804

CIRCUITS AND MISSIONS.

CHANNEL.

Year

Names of Ministers.

Ap-
point-
ments.

No. of
Members.

Funds.

Conting.

Educa.

Sup. M.

Miss'y.

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 John Reay...

14

12
50
48
83

$4 10
4 00

3 00

4 00

5 00
2 00

$6 05
6 00

4 00

5 60
5 50
1 20

CUPIDS.

160
156
153

$6 20
6 00

3 00

4 00

4 50

2 00

3 20

2 61

2 50

1 50

3 00 I

$80 15
82 00
60 00
86 00
60 90
26 60

75 25
59 24
53 57

E.

1874 Simeon B. Dunn

75 Charles Myers . .

76 James Alexander

77 John Pratt.. .-.

78 John Pratt. ...

79 John Pratt. . . .

80 Joseph Parkins .

EXPLOITS.
167

o
5
5
5
8
10

90

90

92

160

256

279

9 50

5 07

15 50

5 00

3 00

8 00

3 00

8 00

8 00

5 00

6 00

8 00

6 00

6 50

8 40

9 00

7 00

8 50

8 60

2 10

9 02

87 83
40 00
48 90

47 32

48 00
83 20
47 07

F.

FLAT ISLANDS.

1874 Thomas H. James.

75 ..

76

77 John Peters . ...

78 James Wilson..

79 James Wilson. . .

80 Samuel Snowden. . ,

1874 John P. Bowell

75 John P. Bowell

76 Henry Lewis .

77 Henry Lewis .

78 .

79 .

80 .

1874 William Swann

75 William Swann .

76 Thomas W Atkinson.

77 Thomas W Atkinson.

78 Thomas W. Atkinson.

79 George J. Bond, B.A.

80 Anthony Hill ,

1874 Charles Myers..
75 ..

5
5
6
4
6
16
15

237
194
254
125
145
269
218

FLOWER COVE.

4

8

12

12

7

FOGO.

50
61
54
76
38

FORTUNE BAY.

io

76
77
78
79
80

V United with Grand Bank .

James Hill. ....

James Hill . .

Robert W Freeman ...

160
120
110

2 22

1 20

3 70

1 00

1 20

1 60

3 26

2 01

1 65

2 00

1 00

1 80

1 00

1 00

1 00

3 76

1 00

2 00

1 40

1 00

1 56

1 40

1 20

2 00

1 80

1 60

2 60

1 50

1 00

2 00

1 50

1 00

2 00

1 00

0 80

2 80

4

126

3 50

4

96

5 00

6

133

5 60

6

194

2 08

6

220

3 00

5

271

3 83

4

219

3 00

3 60
2 40

25
00
00
00
75
70

3 05

2 00
2 00

25
00
30
05
35
25
20

3 50
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

G.

GRAND BANK.

Names of Ministers.

Ap-

point-

ments.

No. of
Members,

Funds.

Year

Conting.

Educa. Sup. M.

Miss'y.

1874 Charles Pickles ....

75 Solomon Matthews

76 Solomon Matthews, William Kendall.
* 77 Solomon Matthews. ...

78 Thomas Harris ... . . ...

80 Thomas Harris.

2
2
2
o

1

1
2

203
311

255

215

95

97

96

•S7 70
8 50
8 50
8 50
4 00
4 00
4 00

$5 00 i $11 50
5 79 ' 12 14
5 85 i 12 19
5 90 i 12 20

3 10 6 02

4 00 6 75

5 00 , 7 75

$203 91
324 16
368 76
244 20
136 00
104 39
108 00

GREEN'S HARBOUR.

1S73 George H. Bryant .

74 George H. Bryant

75 George H. Bryant .

76 James Nurse .

77 James Nurse

78 George Paine. ,
?9 Henry C. Hatcher
80 Henry C. Hatcher..

18 74 Jeremiah Embree, George J. Bond

75 Jeremiah Embree ....

76 Charles Myers

77 Charles Myers, Thomas L. Eland

78 Joseph Lister, George Vater. . .

79 Joseph Lister, George Vater . .

80 Joseph Lister, George Vater

32
76
102
85
67
41
34

3 50

1 20

1 25

3 00

1 50

1 50

1 00

1 10

2 20

1 60

1 00

2 10

1 09

1 05 |

1 00

1 25

GREEN'S POND.

15

32

15

367

14

361

i 16

423

16

378

17

379

18

369

50
20
25
00
00
12
80

2 40

3 10

6 22

9 46

6 20

10 50

7 00

10 80

3 00

8 00

5 77

7 00

9 35

7 40

2

00

21

50

22

73

20 00

24

10

18

22

21

00

26

37

61

05

74

10

127

34

93

00

74

15

91

47

H.

HANT'S HARBOUR,

1874 Anthony Hill

75 Thomas H. James

76 Thomas H. James, David Gwilym.

77 Thomas H. James ...

78 Charles Myers . .

79 Charles Myers

80 George P. Story

1874 Christopher Ladner . .

75 Robert W. Freeman.

76 James Dove

77 James Dove

78 James Dove

79 John Goodison

80 John Goodison

180
158
313
253
232
184
159

2 00

1 50

2 00

2 00

1 50

2 00

2 00

1 50

2 10

1 50

1 50

2 00

1 50

3 00

2 00

1 40

.

1 50

1 50

1 00

1 60

HARBOUR GRACE.

3
3
3
3
3
3
3

150
136
140
120
160
135
125

12 40

13 50

19 00 ]

14 40

14 50

20 00

16 60

15 00

20 00 '

16 60

15 00

20 00

4 25

3 35

20 00

14 10

14 45

20 00

15 10

8 25

15 60

66 50
55 S2
55 27
81 20
43 00
21 20
34 77

264 84
337 96
325 00
297 12

277 30
216 28
250 80

1877 Joseph Lister..

78 Jesse Heyfield .

79 Goorge Payne

80 George Payne

1875

76 William Jennings..

77 William Jennings ..

78 Thomas L. Eland . . .

79 William H. Edyvean .

80 William H. Edyvean .

HEART'S CONTENT.

■ ! . I

4 I 56

4 j 53

4 i 48

HERRING NECK.

1 20
1 00

1 00
1 00

1 15

1 00

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

21 92
47 23

52 93

4 66

40 60
21 30

806

CIRCUITS AND MISSIONS.

I.

ISLAND COVE.

Year

Names of Ministers.

Ap-
point-

No. of

Funds.

ments.

Members

Conting.

Educa.

Sup. M.

Miss'y.

1874 Robert W. Freeman ...

224

$7 00

$3 00

$6 00

$80 0^

75 John G. Currie

6

215

6 00

2 00

8 00

185 00

76 John G. Currie ...

6

176

6 00

2 20

8 00

73 98

6

180

5 00

2 00

8 00

131 48

5

277

4 00

1 82

$50

78 13

79 Thomas H. James

5

313

3 00

2 00

6 00

51 70

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.

80 John P Bowell.

1874

75 James Pincock. . . .

76 Robert Bramfitt.

77 Robert Bramfitt..

78 William Jennings .

79 William Jennings .

80 William Jennings .

13
13

56
61

LITTLE BAY ISLANDS.

50
30

2 00
2 00

3 00
2 50

420

1 00

1 00

4 00

9

175

2 80

2 40

6 00

10

179

4 00

3 00

6 35

10

178

1 00

4 00

6 40

10

333

2 00

4 00

5 94

10

166

2 00

4 00

6 00

12

135

1 50

3 00

6 00

12 60

15 00

5 40

10 63

27 19

40 00

45 09

60 21

57 40

M.

MORETON'S HARBOUR.

1875 William Jennings .

76 Anthony Hill

77 Anthony Hill.. . .

78 James Nurse

79 James Nurse

80 James Nurse . . .

3

80

5 00

3 00

8 00

3

87

5 00

2 00

8 00

5

162

4 00

1 50

8 00

6

125

4 10

1 65

7 60

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

• • • •

. • > I

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.

1874 William B. Seccombe.

75 William B. Seccombe.

76 Alexander McGregor. . .
77

78 Samuel Snowden. . .

79 Samuel Snowden

80 Robert Bramfitt

Ap-

No. of

Funds.

point-

~

... -

ments.

Contmg.

$1 00

Educa.

Sup. M.

!*2 00

Miss'y.

107

0

80

1 13

$1 50

1 00

§41 82

9

87

2 00

1 20

2 10

61 60

9

59

2 00

1 00

2 00

90 00

7

64

4 50

1 00

2 00

60 90

i

94

1 50

1 00

1 05

14 17

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. .

78 George H. Bryant . .

79 William Swann . .

80 William Swann

OLD

PERLICAN.

260

3 08

1 80

4 50

90 46

• I

4

238

3 40

1 80 |

4 50

97 14

• • I

4

240

3 00

1 05

2 10

51 10

1

3

410

3 40

4 00

2 40

123 63

...

2

340

3 00

3 50 ;

2 50

83 95

.i

2

297

1 40

2 50 ;

2 30

70 68

. .. .|

2

267

2 00

2 50

3 00

94 52

P.

1874 Solomon Matthews.

75 Joseph Parkins . .

76 Joseph Parkins . . .

77 Joseph Parkins

78 James Pincock.

79 James Pincock.

80 James Pincock.

1874 Jesse Heyfield

75 Jesse Heyfield .

76 George Bullen .

77 William H. Edyvean .

78 William H. Edyvean .
79 . .

80 Edgar Taylor..

1880 William Kendall

PET1TES

38

11 81 i

8

35

13 00

108 78

8

70

i 55 :

1

10

2 05

26 00

10

54

3 30

1

00

3 80

13 80

11

58

1 8C

1

30

1 50

17 00

11

59

1 40

1

00

1 60

14 80

12

50

1 50

1

00

1 25

30 12

12

56

1 40

1

00

1 60

30 23

PORT DE

GRAVE.

62

2 00

•_>

oo

4 00

92 73

2

63

1

70

3 30

39 86

•>

83

1 42

o

25

3 50

42 10

o

49

1 53

2

20

3 60

55 23

2

59

1 00

1

50

2 00

36 43

2

54

1 20

1

00

1 10

32 09

2

44

34 42

POUCH COVE.
It was formerly part of St. John's Circuit.
I 4 126 1 00

1 10

1 40 , 15 90

B.

1878 Edgar Taylor....

79 Edgar Taylor

80 Thomas L. Eland ,

RANDOM NORTH.
It was formerly part of Shoal Harbour Mission.

1878 Henry C. Hatcher . .

79 Thomas L. Eland

80 Henry Lewis

1

a....

14

i(37

1 00

1 00 *

1 16 ;

36 44

14

115

1 10

1 10

1 30

45 00

RANDOM SOUTH.
It was formerly part of Shoal Harbour Mission.

15
15

128
127

00
00

00
110

1 20 31 72

2 00 ! 32 00

808

CIRCUITS AND MISSIONS.

s.

SHOAL HARBOUR.

Names of Ministers.

Ap-
point-
ments.

No. of
Members.

Funds.

Year

4

Conting.

Educa.

Sup. M.

Miss'y.

1874
75
76
77
78

Thomas W. Atkinson

25 '
26
30
30

125
150
245
240
212

$1 00
1 25

1 00

2 00
1 20

$1 00
1 00

1 00

2 00
1 20

$1 50

1 50

2 00

3 00
2 00

$109 25
187 89

Samuel Snowden, Wm. H. Edyvean.
Henry C. Hatcher, Edgar Taylor. . . .

268 47
290 73
124 12

SOUND ISLANDS.

1875 Henry C. Hatcher

76 Henry C. Hatcher . . .

77

78 Supplied from Flat Islands .

2

84

1 74

1 26

4 12

10

115

2 06

2 oe

1 26

10

94

1 80

2 00

2 00

10

98

1 12

1 16

2 00

10 67
19 34
18 40
14 90

St.

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 . . .

ST. ANTHONY.

12

90

1 20

1 00

2 00

13

216

1 00

1 00

2 00

13

174

2 00

2 00

2 60

9

123

1 20

1 10

2 00

17

146

1 00

1 00

1 00

17

111

1 00

1 00

1 00

55 40
20 70
137 50
• 48 56
95 48
61 52

ST. JOHN'S.

1874 George S. Milligan, M.A., Jos. Pascoe,
Joseph Lister. ...

• 75 Thomas Harris, Simeon B. Dunn,
George J. Bond, John Pratt

76 Thomas Harris, Simeon B. Dunn,

George J. Bond, John Pratt

77 Thomas Hams, Simeon B. Dunn,

George Payne, William Kendall. .

79 Job Shenton, Charles Ladner, George

P. Story

80 Job Shenton, Charles Ladner, James

Wilson. . ,

1873 Joseph Pascoe.. .

74 Joseph Pascoe..

75 ■ .. .

555

80 00

80 00

140 00

7

554

80 00

80 00

' 140 00

7
7
7

553
616
720

6000
60 00
60 00

100 00
143 80
100 00

160 00

160 00

60 00

7

871

60 00

90 00

80 00

3

643

60 00

106 00

80 00

ST. PIERRE.

831 50

2,182 09

1,855 11
1,882 34
1,723 45

1,508 65

1,239 82

T.

1874 Samuel Snowden.

• 75 Samuel Snowden. . . ... ....

76 John Dixon

77 Geo. J. Bond, B.A., Lewis Richings.

78 George Bullen . . .....

79 George Bullen ...

80 United with Belts Cove

TILT COVE.

18

191

2 15

2 25

8 00

18

196

2 50

3 00

8 50

17

175

3 00

6 00

8 90.

14

136

1 00

7 00

5 00

18

120

1 00

1 00

5 00

18

123

1 20

1 10

6 00

20 00

27 73
121 44

53 05
174 66

81 82

NEWFOUNDLAND CONFERENCE.

809

Year

Names of Ministers.

1874 John Dixon

75 John Dixon

76 Jesse Heyfield. . . .

77 Jesse Heyfield

78 Anthony Hill..

79 Anthony Hill .

80 George J. Bond, B.A.

TKINITY.

Ap
point-
ments

No. of
Members.

89

95
87
97
106
93
99

Conting.

$5
3
3
2
2
1

00
00
50
60
00
10

Funds.

Educa.

$2 00
00
50
00
10
00
00

Sup. M.

$2 02
3 00

00
25
40
60
00

Miss'y.

$13 25

25 63

26 40

41 40

42 00
26 35
14 00

TWILLINGATE.

1874 John Reay..

75 John Reay .

76 William Swann .

77 William Swann ...

78 William Swann

79 Thomas W. Atkinson.

80 Thomas W. Atkinson.

359
260
209
205
212
172
172

6 15

4 15

8 10

6 40

4 70

8 10

6 40

5 50

9 30

6 45

5 66

10 00

6 50

5 75

10 45

6 60

5 80

10 50

4 42

5 00

9 70

66 56

91 55

99 80

112 89

116 47

117 19
109 55

w.

WESTERN BAY

1877 Robert "W. Freeman .

78 Robert W. Freeman .

79 Robert "W. Freeman .

80 John Pratt..

3

359

2 00

1 60

2 00

3

337

2 10

1 20

3 10

3

350

2 30

1 10

3 30

101 26
80 00
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.

BONAVISTA DISTRICT.

Year; Chairmen.

Financial Secretaries.

Mem.

1878 John Reay,

80 Jeremiah Embree.

Thomas W Atkinson.

DISTRICT.

James Dove ....

Charles Ladner

2240
2381
2432

CARBONEAR

1874 Thomas Harris

To James Dove

76 James Dove

2233
2573

2817

77 John Goodison. ... ...

78 James Dove. ... ...

3480
3986

79 James Dove

80 James Dove. ...

John Goodison

*3574
3407

ST. JOHN'S DISTRICT.

1874 George S. Milligan, M . A Joseph Pascoe . . .

75 Thomas Harris. John Goodison..

76 Thomas Harris. Joseph Pascoe . . .

77 Thomas Harris ! Joseph Pascoe. .

78 George S. Milligan, M.A . . . .... Thomas Harris

79 Job Shenton Charles Ladner. .

80 Thomas Harris. Charles Ladner. .

* 114 members given to Bonavista District. t 2126 members gi

i 3396

3669

3707

3595

i 4034

!+2110

: 1847

ves to Bonavista District.

PART VIII

tabular, Jbrmlrrgkal anir HistnricaL

TABULAR RECORD OF THE NUMBER OF

VEINISTEES AND MEMBEES

CONNECTED WITH* ALL IIUAN'I'HKS OF

JJUtIj0Msm in Canada,

JUNE, 1880.

I.— METHODIST CHURCH OF CANADA.

CONFERENCE.

oronto ....
ondon .
ontreal . . .
ova Scotia . .
ew Brunswick . .
ewfoundland . . .

Total

Members.

1,190

On Trial.

Full.

Total.

2,932

33,922

36,854

1,867

36,732 '

38,599

1,100

21,329

22,429

685

8,927 !

9,612

415

7,803 ,

8,218

691

6,995 '

7,686

7,690

115,708 -

123,398

Local

Class

Preach'rs

Leaders.

512

1,430

460

1,538

229

763

42

345

106

330

39

410

1,388 ! 4,816

II.— METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH IN CANADA.

Conference.

Ministers.

Members.

Total.

! Local

Preach'rs

Class

Proba.

Effec.

Sup'd.

Total.

On Trial.

Full.

Leaders.

iagara .
ly Quinte

11
9
6

90
63

59

17

9

17

118
81

82

1,422
1,132

946

9,415
7,196
7,959

10,837

8,328
8,905

28,070

144

67
54

265

*
*

*

Total

26

212 j 43

281

3,500

24,570

*

* Not reported in Conference Minutes.
III.— SUMMARY OF METHODISTS IN CANADA.

Churches.

Proba.

MlNIi-

TERN.

— - -
On Trial.

Members.

Local
Preach'rs

Class

Effec. ; Sup'd.

Total.

Full.

Total.

Leaders.

ethodist Church )
of Canada \
ethodist Episcopal.,
dmitive Methodist..
ble Christian ....
ritish Methodist )
Episcopal (Col.). (

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

Total

193

1,048

230

1,686

11,779

146,933

168,828

1,868

4,873

814

TABULAR RECORD.

IV —GENERAL SUMMARY OF METHODISTS IN ALL THE WORLD.

Places.

Ministers. ■

Local Preachers.

Members.

2 United States of America .

3 England and Missions . . c . „ . . . .

5 France ...... ....

1,686

24,304

5,043

244

29

436

1,868
26,875
48,695

1,806

3,782

168,828

3,485,999

948,160

25,186

1,850

69,333

Grand Total ... ,". ..'..'.

' 31,742

83,026

4,699,356

TABULAR RECORD OF SUNDAY SCHOOLS

CONNECTED WITH THE

JIUtljnMst CKjarrlj af ©anaita,

JUNE, 1880.

o

<3.2
■9°

Zoo

T3

a .

03 DO

si

OH

Scholars.

Number of
Conversions
during Year.

a

60

a .
» 1

^ 03

S6

a

-iH
00 .

u

I>h1

CONTBIBUTIOMS.

CONFEBBNCE.

■+3

a

=6

a

0>r3

SB

<

Total.

Gener'l

S.S.

Fund.

School
Pur-
poses.

Missions,
Juvenile
Offerings.

525
540
305
148
156
110

4,747
5,975
2,535
1,222
1,131
777

10,799
12,386
5,149
2,268
2,436
1,918

lf,442
21,548
8,947
4,561
3,831
3,034

11,130
11,629
4,704
3,337
2,930
1,481

38,371

45,563

18,800

9,166

9,197

6,433

1,635
2,106
742
261
482
237

5,156

5,941

2,340

951

958
586

65,805
83,025
34,129
17,044
14,013
3,337

$213 77
308 07
47 89
14 58
66 49
59 09

$13,085 44

17,517 41

5,672 61

2,407 58

2,238 37

650 17

$4,860 76
4,040 91
4,809 74

579 45
1,088 40

437 14

N.B.&P.E.I

Total, 1880.. ,,
Total, 1874

1,784
1,512

272

16,397
13,277

34,956

58,363

34,211

127,530
101,218

5,463

15,932

217,353

$709 89

$41,571 58

$15,823 46

3,120

26,312

MO HAVE DIED IN CONNECTION WITH THEIR WORK IN CANADA,

ARRANGED IN THE ORDER OF THE DATE OF DECEASE.

I.— METHODIST EPISCOPAL.

ir

2

3

4

5

Confer-
ence
Year.

1798- 9
1812-13
1819-20
1822-23
1829 30

Name.

Wooster, Hezekiah C.
Hibbard, Robert . . .
Seager, Aurora
Peale, James Griggs.
Slater, William

Date of Death.

Nov. 6th.
Oct. 12th . .
Dec. 21st..
Dec. 25th..
Jan. 17th..

.1798
..1812
.1819
1822
.1829

Years in the Ministry.

Effec-

Sup'y
or

Total.

tive.

Sup'd.

/ 5

5

4

4

3

3

6

6

7

7

Age

at

Death.

28
23
24
43
41

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

11

12

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

11

12

13

14

15

16

17

18

19

20

21

22

23

24

1832-33

it

1834-35
1837-38
1840-41
1844-45
1845-46
1846-47
1849-50

W

1852-53

Newlove, George.
Pope, Richard..
Hick, John..
Barry, John. .
Taylor, Andrew .
Raine, John . . .
Marsden, John S.
Evans, James .. .
Lusher, Robert L.
Lang, Matthew
Beckwith, James.
Squire, William..

II.— BRITISH WESLEYAN.

June 26th .
Sept. 2nd .
Aug. 3rd .
June —
April — ...
Aug. 22nd..
Sept. 18th.
Nov. 23rd
July 10th . .
Feb 21st.
July 25th .
Oct. 16th

1832

1

1

1832

15

2

17

1834

20

20

1838

11

2

13

1841

38

6

44

1844

11

11

1845

5

5

1846

17

17

1849

26

6

32

1850

27

27

1852

25

. 14

39

1852

32

32

III.— WESLEYAN METHODIST.

1833-34 Madden. Thomas.. . .
1834-35 Watson, John .

' ' Barton, King. ...
1837-38 Gladwin, Jonathan . .
1845-46 Whitehead, Thomas.

1849-50 Healey, Ezra

1850-51 Metcalfe, Franklin.

Ferguson, George. . .

Byrne, Alexander S. .

Wilson, James..
1852-53 Culham, John . . .

Robertson, David. .

McAlister, Andrew
1853-54 Poole, George

Booth, James
1854-55 Williams, John

Taylor, James ,

Prindel, Andrew

1855-56 Adams, Lucius

Case, William ...

Chapman, Francis .

Peacock, Thomas . .

Yeomans, David ....
1856-57 Jones, Peter

May 22nd..
Aug. 24th
Aug. 30th
Oct. 2nd . .
Jan. 22nd..
Dec. 25th..
June 10th..
Jan. 1st . . .
Feb. 11th..
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. .

1834

32

1834

2

1834

30

1837

4

1846

32

1849

20

1850

15

1851

26

1851

2

1851

13

1852

11

1853

3

1853

2

1853

20

1854

25

1854

14

1854

4

1855

23

1855

2

1855

51

1855

10

1856

7

1856

11

1856

29

31

9

15

9

20
12

7
13

27

1

31

3

33

2
34

4
63
29
30
35

2
33
23

3

2
27
38
14

4
50

2
51
10

8
42
32

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.

Years in the Ministry.

to

a

Confer-
ence
Year.

•
Name.

Date of Death.

Effec-
tive.

Sup'y

or
Sup'd.

Total.

Age

at

Death.

25

1856-57

Huntington, Simon

Aug. 25th..

.1856

29

29

55

26

tt

Nankeville, Benjamin . .

Oct. 9th....

.1856

21

i

22

57

27

tt

Brown, William

Mar. 5th.

.1857

4

38

42

88

28

1857-58

Slight, Benjamin, M.A.

Jan. 16th...

.1858

22

22

59

29

a

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

32

tt

Seeley, Samuel C

.,1859

3

3

27

33

1860-61

Flummerfelt, Cornelius .

Feb. 20th...

.1861

20

6

26

73

34

a

Hobbs, Robert

Mar. 10th. .

..1861

8

2

10

31

35

tt

Drake, Thomas

April 30th.

.1861

3

3

23

36

1861-62

Goodfellow, John

July 22nd..

.1861

18

i

19

43

37

it

Belton, Samuel

Oct. 6th ,

1861

29

16

45

71

38

it

Williams, William

Nov. 19th.

.1861

6

2

. 8

32

39

tt

Jones, George . .

May 24th .

..1862

5

5

27

40

1862-63

Harmon, Thomas

July 24th.

..1862

12

17

29

79

41

it

Stoney, Edmond

Aug. 8th...

.1862

19

20

39

72

42

tt

Aug. 14th.

.1862

30

1

31

58

43

It

Stinson, Joseph, D.D. .....

Aug. 26th .

.1862

40

, .

40

62

44

tt

Shannon, John

Oct. 4th,

1862

4

t ,

4

26

45

it

Mulholland, John H

Oct. 21st...

.1862

1

t r

1

25

46

tt

Hughes, James (B. ) ... .

Nov. 17th..

.1862

8

2

10

30

47

tt

Dec. 29th. .

.1862

7

7

43

48

tt

Dayman, Abraham

April 13th.

.1863

17

3

20

45

49

tt

Musgrove, James

May 9th, . . .

.1863

32

, ,

32

57

50

tt

June 6th . . .

.1863

5

2

7

29

51

1863-64

Spencer, James, M.A. . . .

Oct. 9th. . . .

.1863

25

25

51

52

tt

a

Brown, Robert

Nov. 4th. .
Dec. 25th..

.1863
.1863

14
2

•

14
2

45

53

McKenzie, Kenneth. ...

28

54

1864-65

Beatty, John ...

June 30th. .

.1864

•16

22

38

82

55

it

July 22nd..

.1864

25

1

26

54

56

it

Hume, Samuel

July 26th..

.1864

5

5

'28

57

it

Neelands, John

Sep. 7th ...

1864

7

i7

24 •

85

58

tt

Hitchcock, Barnabas

Oct. 12th...

.1864

11

31

42

80

59

tt

Bevitt, Thomas

Feb. 5th. .

.1865

27

9

36

69

60

ti

Thompson, Robert. .

Mar. 16th..

.1865

6

1

7

30

61

1865-66

Flanders, Rufus A-

Oct. 12th. . .

.1865

25

25

48

62

a

Campbell, Alexander

Dec. 31st.

.1865

19

i

20

45

63

tt

Winans, William H

May 30th..

.1866

3

3

25

64

1866-67

Oct. 24th ..

.1866

23

ii

34

55

65

it

Dean, Horace ...

Nov. 4th...

. 1866.

25

12

37

68

66

ti

Campbell, Thomas

Nov. 12th.

.1866

24

7

31

55

67

it

Ellsworth, Orrin H

Jan. 2nd

.1867

15

15

49

68

a

Cairns, Samuel . .

Jan. 12th.

.1867

3

1

4

26

69

tt

Shaw, Robert, B.A

Jan. 13th...

.1867

8

8

81

70

a

Jan. 23rd..

.1867

2

2

25

71

tt

Black, John. . .

April 28th. .

.1867

32

ii

43

78

72

it

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. 7th.

.1868

29

7

36

63

75

tt

Robson, Thomas

Oct. 20th...

1868

25

25 •

49

76

it

Whiting, Matthew.,

Nov. 1st

.1868

38

5

43

80

77

ft

Hugill, Joseph

Nov. 30th..

.1868

19

19

46

78

tt

Garbutt, Thomas E.

Mar. 19th..

.1869

8

8

34

79

ti

Gabie, Robert L .

May 18th..

.1869

6

6

34

80

1869-70

Allison, Cvrus R

July 1st.

.1869

23

i9

42

74

81

((

Schofleld, Wm. H., M.A. . .

Oct. 22nd

.1869

10

10

29

82

it

Hewitt, William T .

Dec. 9th , , .

1869

7

8

15

69

83

it

Bishop, James H

Dec. 25th..

.1869

19

19

43

84

a

Connor, Samuel

Jan. 7th. . .

.1870

5

2

7

33

85

tt

Cooney, Robert, D. D

March 17th.

.1870

30

9

39

70

86

tt

Fear, James

April 17th.

.1870

6 mo.

- ,

6 mo.

29

87

tt

Ferrier, Robert W., M.A. .

1870

8

1

9

32

88

1870-71

Cole, Benjamin

Aug. 2nd. .

.1870

15

1

16

45

89

a

Lester, Alexander

Aug. 8th.

.1870

10

10

42

90

tt

Lawson, Thomas. . ......

Oct. 22nd...

.1870

15

15

46

91

tt

Robson, George. . ....

Dec. 12th.. .

,1870

7

i

8

32

92

tt

Dec. 13th...

.1870

17

18

35

81

NECROLOGICAL RECORD.

817

f

d

"93
94

95

96

97

98

99

1Q0

101

102

103

104

105

106

107

108

109

110

111

112

113

Confer-
ence
Year.

1870

a

1871

71

-72

Name.

1872

1873

Brownell, Stephen

Sloane, James W

Johnson, Moses M.

Jeffers, Thomas.

Adams, Ezra

McGladdery, William. . .

Demorest, Thomas

Shaw, William

Wright, David

Maxwell, Henry W..
73|White, Edward. . . .

Washington, Edward S.

Sanders, Joseph L. .

Ryerson, William .

Hurlburt, Thomas

Thompson, James. ...

Heyland, Kowley

•74:Sexsmith, George

Goodson, George

Mclntyre, George

i English, Noble F

B.A.

Date of Death.

March 22nd.
June 2nd .
Aug. 27th. . .
Sept. 14th..
Nov. 30th.. .
Dec. 2nd . . .
Jan. 24th.. .
i Feb. 24th..
'March 28th.
April 14th.
June 16th...
July 2nd. .
| Aug. 16th...
Sept. 15th.
April 14th..
April 19th.
May 27th...
Fel). 22nd...
May 11th. .
May 17th.
May 23rd..

Yeaes in the Ministry.

.1871
,1871
1871
1871
.1871
.1871
,1872
1872
1872
1872
1872
1872
.1872
.1872
.1873
.1873
.1873
.1874
.1874
.1874
.1874

Effec-
tive.

30
12

8

28

25

3 mo.

26

6
30

9
24

3
19
37
44
16
30
14
38

2
29

Sup'y

or
Sup'd.

7
1
2

3
32

27
2

21
1

14

3

19

Total.

37
13
10
31
57
3 mo.
53

8
51
10
24

3
19
51
44
19
49
14
38

3
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

IV.— EASTERN BRITISH AMERICA

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

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

1792-93jWray, James.

" iBishop, Abraham J..
1795-96J Jessop, William
1796-97iNewton, Francis.. ..
1810-11 Alexander, Joseph

1811-12' Ward, William

1816-17 Mann, John

1820-21 Mann, James. .
lAvard, Adam C
1829-30iMcC'oll, Duncan.
1833-34iMcDonald, William. .
" 'Black, William.

1837-38 Ellis, William

" JMarsden, Joshua . .
1 839- 40 ! Murray, William.. .
1840-41 Wheefock, Jesse. ..

" i Bates, Charles

1842-43|Sleep, Peter

McM asters, Samuel.. . ,
1844-45 Knowlan, James
1845-46 Marshall, William
1846-47 Webb, William.
1847-48 Bamford, Stephen . .
1849-50 Busby, Samson . .
1855-56 Home, James

Williams, Richard . .

Chesley, Robert A

Des Brisay, Albert . . .

Bennett, William.

Crosscombe, William . .

Knight, Richard, D.D

Gaetz, Thomas..

Gaskin, Charles . . ,

Shenston, William S .

Avery, Samuel

Holland, Henry .

McKinnon, William C.

Smith, William..

Brownell, John B.

McNutt, Arthur. ..
186 4 -65] Marshall, John. . . .

June 16th..
Dec. — .. . .

1856-57

a

1858-59
1859-60

it

1860-61

it

1861-62

1862-63
1863-64

Feb.

26th

Dec

25th

Mar.

15th

Dee.

17th.

Mar.

16th

Sept

8th.

Sept

21st

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. .

.1792
.1793
.1795
.1796
.1811
.1812
.1817
1820
.1821
.1830
.1834
.1834
.1837
.1837
.1840
.1841
.1841
.1842
.1842
.1845
.1846
.1847
.1848
.1850
.1856
.1856
.1856
.1857
.1858
.1859
, . 1860
.1860
.1861
.1861
.1861
.1861
. . 1862
.1863
..1864
..1864
.1864

10

3

11

1

1

3

35

33

4

39

4

52

29

37

12

5

17

9

6

28

8

20

30

38

37

38

14

24

20

40

44

10

6

4

9
36
34
32
34

11

12

5
5

ii

38
9

3

4

12

10

3

11

1

1

3

35

33

4

39

4

52

29

37

15

5

17

9

6

39

8

20

42

38

42

43

14

35

58

49

44

10

8

4

8

6

9

36

37

36

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

* No record.

818

NECROLOGICAL RECORD.

Confsr-
ence
Year.

Name.

Date of Death.

Years in the Ministry.

Age

at

Death.

3

Effec-
tive.

Sup'y

or
Sup'd.

Total.

42

43

44

45

46

47

48

49

50

51

52

53

54

55*

56

57

1865-66
1867-68
1869-70

it
ft

1870-71

ti

a

1871-72

it
it

1872-73

it
it
tt

1873-74

Smithson, William „ .

Sutcliffe, Joseph

Wilson, William

Strong, John Bass ....

Dutton, William

Turner, Alfred W. . .

Winterbotham, John . ....
Cardy, William T. .

Snowball, John

Martin, Samuel B. . . . .

Crane, Robert E .

Ibbitson, William H., B.A. .

Cranford, Henry L

Temple, William

May 15th.... 1866
Sept. 30th... 1867
July 14th.. .1869
Sept. 26th... 1869
May 16th.... 1870
1871

39
10
34
50
36
1
10
14
27
46
11
22
3
9
49
35

1

1

18

20

i
io

7 '
3

3
5

40
11
52
50
56
1
11
14
37
53
11
25
3
9
52
40

69
55
81
70
81

Feb. 27th.. !l871
March 21st .1871
July 27th.... 1871
Sept. 13th. .1871
Oct. 28th.. .1871
June 28th.... 1872
April 21st... 1873
May 13th.. .1873
May 19th. . 1S73
June 1st. .-...1874

33

43
57
77
37
54
30
31
83
62

V.— NEW CONNEXION METHODIST.

o
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25

1834-36

1839
1842
1843
1847-
1849-
1351-

it

1852-
1853-
1854-
1856-
1857-

1863-64

1865
1869
1870-

1871-
1873

Arthur, James..

Green, William

Woolsey, Joseph

Pert, John

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, H. S. .
Gundy, William . . .
McClure, William
Kershaw, James B .
Gundy, Samuel B.
Wilkinson, John ...

July 3rd. .
Jan. — ...

July 6th
Aug. 30th.
Feb. — ...

April 12th.
March 3rd.

Oct. 31st..
March 13th
Aug. 18th..
May 7th. . .

June 19th..
Feb. 19th..

Nov. 12th..
Jan. 16th. .

.1835
.1835

..1835

..1840
.1842

..1844

.1847

1849

.1851

..1851
.1853

..1854
.1855

,.1857
.1857
.1857
.1864
.1865
.1866
.1870
.1870
.1871
.1871
.1873
.1874

5

1

1

12

2

29

7

8

10

25

3

20

1

2

21

20

1

19

34

23

21

30

No Record in
No Record in
No Record in

4

4

4

14

15

i

7

Minutes.
Minutes.
Minutes.

5

1

1
12

6
33
11
22
10
25

3
23

1

2
21
35

1
20
41
23
21
39

27

61

#

84
30
51
36

♦

29
29
51
55

*

75
67
48
41
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. . . . 113

Eastern British America Conference . . . . 57

New Connexion Methodist Conference. . . . . .... 25

Total . . .* 212

NECROLOGICAL RECORD.

819

VI.— METHODIST CHURCH OF CANADA, 1874 to 1880.
1. — The Toronto Conference.

fe ! Confer-

3

JZ5

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

11

12

13

14

15

16

r?

18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25

ence
Year.

Name.

1875-

1876-

1877-
1878-

1 1874-75 Harris, Edward . .

Lever, John.

Briggs, Joel.
•76 Sunday, John

McDougall, George..

Doclistader, John W

VVhitcomb, Orrin . ..
■77: Miller, Gilbert..

78|Sliter, Thomas

79,Vandusen, Conrad . .

Robison, Matthew. .

Wicher, John W.

Green, Anson, D. D. .

Andrews, William

jMcGuire, John..

! Sutton, William

'Coleman, William . .
80McCullough, William

I Irwin, William

Derrick, Thomas..

IScott, Jonathan . . .
81jBattell, Elias

(Sanderson, John. . . .

Koyl, Ephraim Lillie

Darlington, Robert

11879-

11880-8

Years in- the Ministry.

Date of Death.

. ;Oct. 9th. .
.April 2nd..
. Mav 1st. ..
.!Dec\ 14th
ijan. 23rd

Feb. 26th .
.■April 12th
. April 6th.
. [Jan. 23rd. .

Aug. 19th.

Dee. 17th .

Feb. 3rd
. |Feb. 19th..
. | April 14th.
.IMay 10th..
.May 26th..

May 27th..

Sep. 19th..
. Get. 9th. .

Mar. 29th..

May 5th
. Aug. 6th . .
. Aug. 13th .
. ;Nov. 21st..
. April 4th .

..1874!

.1875

.1875|

1875J

.1876

..1876

. .1876'

.1877

...187S|

..1878'

..1878

.1879

..1879

. . 1879

..1879

1879

..1879

..1879

.1879

.1880

.1880

.1880

.1880

.1880

.1881

Effec-
tive.

14
25
24
25
26
14
20
17

3
30
10
15
38
36
13
18
35
34
18
23
20

3
22

Sup'y

or
Sup'd.

15

1

18

31

20
2

17

ii

6
7
5

26

23

3

33

Total.

17
40
25
43
26
14
27
48

3
50
12
15
55
36
24
24
42
39
23
23
46

3
45

41

Age

at

Death.

41
73
48
80
56
35
71
80
28
78
34
38
78
63
70
64
71
66
43
65
77
25
80
66
74

2. — The London Conference.

1

1874-75

2

(C

3

((

4

a

5

a

6

a

7

< <

8

i t

9

1875-76

10

(I

11

a

12

1876-77

13

1877-78

14

"

15

1878-79

16

It

17

i i

18

i i

19

ii

27

C (

21

a

22

i i

23

a

24

i i

25

1879-80

26

1880-81

27

ii

28

(t

I

1874-75

2

a

3

1875-7C

4

ii

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

Byrne, Claudius

McNamara, George..

Ker, Peter

Hurlburt, Asahel

I'hilp, William.

Waldron, Solomon .

Corson, Robert

Ryerson, John

Jones, Edmund S

Messmore, Joseph. . .
Goodspeed, Joseph B. . .
Hawkins, Charles W., B.A.
Bell, James . . .

Holtby, Matthias

Christopheason, Hall.

Guest, Joseph .

lHawke, William

Sept. 3rd. .
Oct. 16th...
Nov. 4th. .
Jan. 4th. . . .
Feb. 9th. . ,
April 23rd.
May 23rd..
May 23rd...
Sept. 1st . . .

Oct. 3rd

Jan. 15th....
Oct. 5th . . .
Aug. 3rd-.
April 8th..
July 26th..
Aug. 21st..
Sept. 7th..
Oct. 8th.

Oct. 8th

Oct. 16th....
Jan. 15th..
March 7th..
April 13th.
May 31st..
Jan. 6th. .
Aug. 3rd.
Dec. 12th. .
April 6th .. .

.1874
.1874!
.18741
.1875!
.1875,
.1875
.1875
.1875'
1875
.1875
.1876
.1876
.1877
.1878
.1878
.1878
.1878
.1878
.1878
.1878
.1879
.1879
.1879
.1879
.1880
.1880
,.1880
.1881

18
29
22
15
23
13

6
19

5
18

4
30
18
27
39
29
39
36
40
13
37
13

7
29

7
23

8
27

III. — The Montreal Conference.

1

6

11

15
1

22
2
18
12
10
18
21
19

19

16

33

1

1

19
35
33
15
30
13
6
19
13
33

52
20
45
51
39
57
57
59
13
56
13

7
45
40
25

9

Rose, Brock

Atkinson, Thomas . . .

Gordon, James A

Scott, John

June 20th. . .
Dec. 29th...
Aug. 26th.
Dec. 30th..

.1874
.1874
.1875
.1875

15

15

23

23

18

18

13

5

18

43
64
78
55
59
38
28
48
37
75
35
83
66
69
75
71
83
85
79
39
84
53
32
69
81
45
31
57

39
50
39
44

820

NECROLOGICAL RECORD.

Confer-
ence
Year.

Name.

Date' of Death.

Years in the Ministry.

Age

at

Death.

8

Effec-
tive.

Sup'y

or
Sup'd.

Total.

5

6

7

8

9

10

11

12

13

14

15

16

17

18

1876-77

it
It

ti

1877-78

it

1878-79
1879-80

i(
tt
it

1880-81
<(

u

Garry, Bobert

Richardson, Ezekiel.
Hurlburt, Sylvester . .

Howes. John . ....

McCullough, William S., M.D

Kimball, Horatio N

Werden, James E. .

Jaques, Alfred E

Selley, John B, M.D

Ogden, Thomas

Thompson, John

Onesakenerat, Joseph

Oct. 31st. .187fi
Dec. 9th. . 1876
Mar. 8th.... 1877
Mar. 26th .1877
Sept. 1st . . 1877
May 27th... .1878
Oct. 31st.... 1878
Nov. 6th. .1879
Dec: 27th.. .1879
April 28th. ..1880
May 10th.. .1880
July 24th. .1880
Sept. 29th. .1880
Feb. 7th.. .1880

9

28

6 mo

32

17

1

9
25

2
20
13

2

6

13

i

35

24
18

40

9
41
6 mo.
33
17
36

9
25

2
44
31

2

6

73
40
73
31
65
36
68
32
50
29
72
81
23
46

IV. — The Nova Scotia Conference.

1
2
3

4
5
6
7
8

1
2
3
4
5

1874-75
1876-77

1877-78

tt

1878-79

De Wolfe, Charles, D.D
Davies, Thomas H . . .
Des Brisay, Albert S .
Sargent, William-
Pickles, Michael .

Pope, Henry

Penny,, William F., B.D.
England, James

June 9th . . . 1875
Aug. 28th. .1876

Oct. 4th 1876

Mar. 3rd . . 1877
April 9th.. .1877

July 6th 1877

Mar. 28th.. 1878
Oct. 3rd. .1878

31

7

38

43

10

53

12

12

12

12

53

18

35

63

12

41

4

4

41

3

38

5. — The New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island Conference.

1874-75 Humphrey, Stephen, M.A..

1875-76
1877-78

it

1878-79
1879-80

Weddall, Richard. .
Ellis, John. ...
McCarty, William
Barratt, George M
Hart, Joseph .

April 16th... 1875

. . .'1876

July 26th. .1877
Nov. 17th. .1877
Aug. 14th. .1878
March 19th.. 1880

10

9

19

35

2

37

6

6

31

2-

33

38

8

46

27

27

60
78
36
36
80
89
30
63

46

64
32
62
€7
47

1

2
3

4

6. — The Newfoundland Conference.

1876-77
1877-78
1879-80
1880-81

Dixon, John

Currie, John Gibson. .
Bryant, George H.
Shenstone, William E.

Aug. 4th. ..1876
May 8th. . 1878
Sept. 16th .1879
Dec. 11th.... 1880

4

4

7

7

6

1

7

40

23

53

26

27

. 39

78

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

Total, 1791 to 1874....

Grand Total

89
212

301

CHRONOLOGICAL RECORD

OF THE

CHIEF HISTORICAL EVENTS

Canadian JIUtljtfirism,

176o.— Methodism introduced and founded in the Island of Newfoundland, by Laurence Coughlan,
one of the first fruits of Methodism in Ireland, and who was received on trial as a Metho-
dist preacher by Wesley in 1755.

1766.— The first Methodist Society in America organized in the city of New York, by Philip Embury.
It was composed of five persons.

1769. — Wesley appointed Eichard Boardman and Joseph Pilmoor to America.

1771. — Francis Asbury sent to labour in America.

1772.— A party of Yorkshire Methodists settle in Nova Scotia.

1773.— First 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
preachers kept the work alive for the ensuing twelve years.

1780. — A local preacher named Tutfy preached the first Methodist sermon in Quebec.

1784.— The Methodist Episcopal Church in the United States organzied by Dr. Thomas Coke on
December 25th, at Philadelphia.

17S5. — 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: — 1 " 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,
a man of affliction, but of great patience and resignation ; and of excellent understanding."

1785. — John McGeary appointed by the British Conference to Newfoundland.

1785. — Dr. 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
in Nova Scotia.

1786. — 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.

1788. — George Neal, a local preacher from Ireland, preached near Niagara.

1790. — First Methodist Church in Sackville, New Brunswick, opened by James Mann.
,° • — Upper Canada visited by William Lossee, its first Methodist Itinerant.

1/91- — Abraham John Bishop organized the first Methodist class, in St. John, New Brunswick.

1791. — First Methodist class in Upper Canada formed at Hay Bay, on February 20th.

1791. — Rev. John Wesley died March 2nd, aged 88 years.

179o. — First Methodist class formed on the Mountain at the head of Lake Ontario, in what is now
known as " Bowman " Church neighbourhood, Ancaster.

1798. — First Methodist class formed in Barton township, where Hamilton city now stands.

1799. — John Stephenson goes to Bermuda, its first Methodist Missionary.

1802. — Montreal first visited by a Methodist preacher, Joseph Sawyer, of the New York Conference
of the Methodist Episcopal Church, United States, and the first class formed.

1803. — Quebec 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.

1811. — 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 Picton) 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 Ojibiway Chief, commenced the work of translating the Bible

and Wesley's Hymns into the Ojibway 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, wij,h 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 Bvam, 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. — John Reynolds elected as first Bishop of the new organization, and ordained by Joseph Gatchel,

Daviil 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.

1840. — 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.

1143.— Mount Allison WesleyanColleg.ee, Sackville, N.B., opened for admission 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 Wesleyan, 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 Brockville.
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

1854. — Union between the Canada Wesleyan 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 the 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.
1855. — 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, in Roxton, Quebec,
Eev. Thomas Charbonnel, 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, Britisli 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. Y., 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.

1868. — 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 th? 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 (he following namqs 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 R. wit.. —

42 ... Woodstock and Stratford.

43 Woodstock and Stratford.

44 Amherstburg & Sandwich.

45 k.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 YEAE IN WHICH THEIR MINISTRY BEGAN, AND THE PAGE OR
PAGES ON WHICH THEIR LIST OF CIRCUITS MAY BE FOUND.

Year

No. I Min'y
began

Name

10
11
12
13

14

16
17

18
19
20

21
22
23

1867
1827
1814
1878
1843
1853
1859
1858
1814
1859
1811
1836
1841
1850

15 i 1867

1801
1872
1851
1856
1816
1875
1864
1810

24 ! 1862

25 1863

26

27
28
29
30

35
36

1842
1835

39

40

42
43
44
45
46

1869
1875
1862
1866
184!)

31 i 1873

32 i 1826

33 ! 1843

34 [ 1863

37 ; 1858

38 1838

1867
1855

41 1870

1879
1843
1862
1832
1871

A.

Aekman, Samuel R . . .
Adams, Alvah ...

Adams, Ezra .

Adams, George K. B. ..
Adams, L. P

Adams, Lucius

Adams, Richard N

Adams, William ..
Adams, Zenas

Addison, Peter

Addoms, John T
Addy, John S. ...
Addyman, John . .
Adkins, Thomas O.
Agar, John. .
Aikens, James.

Ainley, William

Albrighton, Thomas M..

Alcorn, William

Alder, Robert

Alexander, James.
Alexander, John B...
Alexander, Joseph..

Alexander, Samuel

Allen, Henry W. P.. .

Allen, James. .

Allen, James E

Allen, John S.
Allen, Thomas

Allen, William

Allen, William A.

Allison, Cyrus R

Allison, John. . .

Alluin, Car]

Ames, William

Anderson, Alexander -

Anderson, James

Anderson, John.

Andrce, William

Andrews, Alfred

Andrews, Joseph A

Andrews, William Wilbur

Andrews, William

Angwin, Joseph G.
Angwin, Thomas . . .
Annis, Jeremiah W

FACE.

.377, 776

.37, 61

.37, 61

... .568

..460

. .61

.61, 703

.61, 703

.37

.61, 568

... .37

.377, 750

....460

.460, 703

.61

. . .37

.377, 750

:i77

.377, 750
..61, 378

799

61

378

. :. . 6i

...61

.62, 703

. ..568
.378, 776
.378, 776
378

....703

.37, 62

.378

.62, 703
..62, 642
460

.62, 568

460

....62
..62, 642
. ..460
. ...568

.62, 568
.378, 750
.378, 750

.62, 568

Year

No.

Min'y • Name.

began.

PAGE.

47

1800 Anson, William

37

48

1876 Arkels, Stephen A.. .

.568

49

1844

Armstrong, A

460

50

1S54

Armstrong, Andrew.

.... 62, 568

51

1845

Armstrong, James

...63, 642

52

1828

Armstrong, John ....

.38, 63. 642

53

1848

Armstrong, John (A) . .

.. .63, 703

54

1861

Armstrong, John (B). . .

.. .63

55

1848

Armstrong, John B .

.63, 568

1 56

1848

63

1 57

1813

Armstrong, Richard .

378

58

1815

Arnold, John

38

59

1835

Arthur, James

460

60

1856 Ash, James

63

61

1855

Ash, John C

..63, 568

62

1811

Ash, William

.. .378

63

1856

Ashquabe, James..

.63

64

1872

Astbury, John.

... .750

65

1877

Atkinson, Michael

.750

66

1852

Atkinson, Thomas

..64, 708

67

1872

Atkinson, Thomas W . .

. .378, 799

68

1827

Attwood, John S

..38, 64

69

1822

38

70

1876

Aubin, Gedeon. .

703

71

1855

Auld, David

460, 642

72

1869

Austin, Nathan

.64, 703

73

1871

Austin, William

.64, 703

74

1817

Avard, Adam C . ...

378

75

1854

Avery. Samuel. . . .

378

76

1869

Awde, James.

..64, 703

77

1845

64

78

1806

38

79

1

1843

Aylesworth, Isaac B.
B.

64

80

1878

Bacon, William

.568

81

1835

Bailey, Edward

460

82

1855

Bailev, George A

460

83

1830

Bailey, John .

38, 64

84

1855

. ..461

85

1871

Baines, William D.

. .378,750

86

1872

Baker, HibbertR.

.378, 776

87

1857

... 64, 568

88

1840

Bakewell, William H. ..

.. 64

89

1873

Balmer, Robert H .

642

90

1877

642

.26

INDEX TO NAMES OF

*o.

91

92

93

94

95

96

97

98

99

00

01

02

03

04 .

05

06

07

08

09

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

144

145

146

L47

[48

L49

L50

151

152

L53

L54

155

156

157

158

159

1806

1801

1833

1849

1841

1861

1862

1875

1877

1814

1873

1866

1850

1816

1841

1836

1025

1860

1806

1850

1854

1824

1875

1877

1873

1855

1859

1872

1831

1842

1835

1869

1826

1856

1875

1814

1858

1859

1879

1873

1842

1834

1865

1850

1870

1864

1858

1817

1878

1810

1800

1874

1863

1835

1828

1834

1871

1852

1871

1855

1870

1855

1873

1839

1850

1846

1827

1840

1878

Bamford, Stephen .
Bangs, Nathan.. ...
Bannister, William. .

Barber, Isaac.

Barber, Ozias.

Barker, James .

Barker, William R. . .
Barkwell, James H. . . .
Barkwell, William J. .
Barlow, William ....
Barltrop, Alfred J..

Barltrop, Charles

Barnett, William.

Barr, Ninian . . .

Barrass, Edward
Barratt, George M.. .
Barry, John . . .
Bartlett, Henry.

Barton, King

Baskerville, James. . . .

Bate, John

Bates, Charles..

Bates, Martin J

Battell, Elias... ... .

Baugh, William. .
Bawtinhimer, Henry
Bawtinhimer, Peter M.
Baxendale, John T. .
Baxter, John. . . . . ,

Baxter, Michael ...
Beals, Wesley C.

Beard, H. S

Beatty, John ....
Beaudry, Louis N.

Beavers, George

Beckwith, James.
Beeson, Henry. .
Begg, Martin. .

Bell, Artemas .

Bell, Edward...
Bell, Gore Atkin. . .
Bell, James. .
Bell, James Parker. . .

Bell, John

Bell, John Wesley . .
Bell, Robert.. . ...

Bell, Thomas .

Belton, Samuel

Bennett, John H. . .
Bennett, Leonard .
Bennett, William
Bennett, William A . .

Benson, Manly

Benson, William

Bent, Joseph F . .

Berney, Daniel

Berrie, John C

Berry, Francis

Berry, Henry . .
Berry, James . ...
Betts, John F. , .
Betts, Jonathan E . .

Bettschan, David

Bettes, Darius .

Bettes, Darius, Jun

Bettys, Daiius

Bevitt, Thomas..

Beynon, George

Beynon, Thomas B. . .

PAGE.

. ..378

38

.378

64

.64

65

. .65, 568

....568

.. .568

38

.461, 569

..461, 642

.. .461

...379

. .65, 569

379, 776

.. ..65

.65

. .. .65

461, 569

65

. .. .379

703

.569

642

.65, 569

..65, 642

..379, 776

.38, 65, 642

....66, 642

.379

461

.. .38, 66

703

,... ..642
.66
.66

776

. . . . 776

461

.461, 642

642

461

...66, 569

.66, 642

..66, 703

.. .38, 66

.. ..642

38

...379

750

...66, 643

.461

...379, 750

67

..379, 776
. .67, 643
...67, 643

67

.379, 776

....67, 569

. . .67, 643

....67, 461

.461

..67

. .38,67

. . .67, 569

..569

160
161
162
163
164
165
166
167
198
169
170
171
172
173
174
175
176
177
178
179
180
181
182
183
184
185
186
187
188
189
190
191
192
193
194
195
196
197
198
199
200
201
202
203
204
205
206
207
208
209
210
211
212
213
214
215
216
217
218
219
220
221
?22
223
224
225
226
227
228

1868
1827
1861
1817
1872
1855
1791
1871
1851
1803
1824
1851
1824
1877
1782
1875
1835
1846
1872
1842
1843
1878
1854
1858
1858
1868
1835
1819
1873
1871
1856
1816
1844
1874
1870
1835
1834
1867
1873
1814
1843
1871
1875
1873
1791
1822
1839
1859
1854
1875
1877
1824
1848
1869
1842
1831
1860
1848
1870
1845
1851
1872
1854
1864
1875
1850
1859
1859
1835

Name.

Bielby, William M. . .
Biggar, Hamilton. . . .
Bigney, John G..
Binning, William .
Bird, Richey
Birks, William ....
Bishop, Abraham J.
Bishop, George John .
Bishop, James Henry..

Bishop, Luther

Bissell, George

Black, Alexander B .

Black, John

Black, Starr

Black, William . . .
Black, William A. . .

Blackstock, Moses

Blackstock, William S .
Blades, John Thomas. .

Blake, Daniel

Blake, Isaac

Blakeley, Charles E . .

Blaker, George

Bland, Henry F

Blanshard, Shem

Bloomfield, Arthur G.
Bloomfield, Richard. .
Boardman, Elijah

Boddy, James

Bond, George J.
Bond, Stephen. .
Booth, James ...
Bothwell, William.
Borden, Byron C. . .
Borden, Jonathan R.
Borland, John.. .
Botterell, Edmund. . .
Bottoms, William E. . .
Bowell, John Perry
Bowen, Elias ....

Bowen, R.

Bowerman, Allan ....
Bowers, Alfred A . .
Boyd, George..
Boyd, James. . .

Boyd, John

Boyd, John H
Boyd, Robert W...

Bradon, John

Bramfitt, Robert . ...
Brandon. William J . . .
Breakenridge, David . .
Breakenridge, John . . .
Brecken, Ralph..

Bredin, John

Brennan, James. .
Brethour, David L.

Brettle, Elias

Brewer, Waldron W..
Brewster, John . . .

Brewster, Robert

Brick, John G

Briden, William

Bridgman, George H.
Bridgman, Wellington.
Briggs, Joel — ...---.
Briggs, William.
Bristol, Colman
Brittin, Lewis

PARE.

67, 643

..38, 67, 643
.379, 750

.68

.379, 750
.. .461, 643

379

.68, 569

.. .68

38

.. .39, 68
... .379

39, 68

.. ..750

. 379

750

... .68, 461

.68, 569, 703

.68, 703

.461

461

....569

. .68, 703

...68, 569

.68

461

39

46]', 569

...380, 799

...68, 704

.69

.461, 643

. . . .-750

...380, 750

....69, 704

.69, 380, 750

69

.. .380, 799

39

. . .462

.69, 569

. 643

....380, 799

, 380

....380
... .69

462

... .69

799

...643

.39, 462

, .. .462

.380, 750

....69, 569

,.. 462

70, 643

...380, 750
....380, 776

380

70

. .70, 704

.....70, 704

.. . .70

...643

.70, 569

... .70, 569

..70, 643

.462

MINISTERS AND PROBATIONERS.

827

No.

229
230
231
232
233
234
235
236
237
238
239
240
241
242
243
244
245
246
247
248
249
250
25T
252
253
254
255
256
257
258
259
260
261
262
263
264
265
266
267
268
269
270
271
272
273
274
275
276
277
278
279
280
281
282
283
284
285
286
287
288
289
290
291
292
293
294

Year
Min'y
began.

1876
1830
1858
1857
1839
1874
1835
1848
1859
1857
1857
1860
1874
1862
1846
1849
1847
1863
1815
1872
1857
1856
1873
1860
1826
1833
1856
1852
1865
1794
1873
1870
1873
1853
1871
1835
1879
1835
1848
1860
1876
1799
1811
1857
1805
1860
1862
1853
1862
1871
1875
1850
1867
1844
1859
1816
1863
1860
1860
1812
1856
1836
1816
1837
1848
1824

Xame.

39, 70.

Broadway, Augustine.
Brock, James. .
Brock, Thomas.
Broley, James . .

Brooking, Robert

Brown, Alfred ....

Brown, Brinton P. .... .

Brown, Brinton P., M.D
Brown, Edward F. . . .

Brown, George (N.C.).

Browne, George

Brown, George (B).
Brown, George (C).. .
Brown, George Martin. . .
Brown, Nelson..
Brown, Robert.
Brown, Thomas. .
Brown, Thomas C. .
Brown, William
Brown, William.. .
Brown, William C . .
Brown, William D .

Brown, William P

Brownell, Daniel E

Brownell, John B.

Brownell, Stephen

Browning, Arthur

Broxholm, William

Bruce, Robert

Brumley, Daniel .
Brunyate, Edwin R.
Bryant, Cornelius.
Bryant, George H ....
Bryei\s, William.
Buchanan, William.
Buchner, Shieler.

Buckley, F A

Buckley, James..

Budge, Henry

Buggin, George

Bullen, George
Bulpit, James.. . ,
Burdock, Enoch. . .
Burch, Oliver E. .

Burch, Thomas

Burns, Alexander. .
Burns, Arthur.
Burns, James. . .
Burns, Nelson . ....

Burns, Robert.
Burns, Robert N.

Burns, William

Burns, William H

Bursell, Henry

Burson, George

Burt, William

Burwash, John

Bur wash, Nathaniel. .
Burwash, Nathaniel S .
Busby, Sampson . .

Butcher, George

Butcher, George B. .
Byam, John W

Byers, Henry

Byrne, Alexander S.
Byrne, Claudius. . .

PAGE.

. .643
569, 704

71, 643
.71, 643

..71, 569

569

462

71,462

.. .462

.462, 643

.71, 569

... .71

.569

.71, 569

.71, 569

71

... 462

.72, 704

39 72

.380, 750

.380, 751

.72, 704

..570

.72, 643

72, 380
72

.72, 570
462

..39
... 751

72, 570

799

..72, 643

.72, 570

462

... .751

.380, 751

... .72

.462, 643

799

.380

.39

.. .72

. .39

..73. 643

.462

....380

73, 643
..73, 643

...570
.73, 570

380

.462

.. .73

..73, 381

..73, 776

73, 570

.73, 570

381

.381

... .73

. .39

73, 704

... 74

.74,643

No.

295
296
297
298
299
500
301
302
303
304
305
306
307
808
309
310
311
312
313
314
315
316
317
318
319
320
321
322
323
324
325
326
327
328
329
330
331
332
333
334
335
336
337
338
339
340
341
342
343
344
345
346
347
348
349
350
351
352
353
354
355
356
357
358
359
360
361
362
363

Year
Min'y
began.

1870
1862
1863
1880
1869
1846
1859
1854
1872
1877
1843
1857
1836
1864
1866
1870
1876
1860
1877
1816
1867
1834
1846
1842
1872
1827
1835
1879
1867
1873
1860
1846
1805
1880
1856
1861
1822
1844
1869
1871
1867
1816
1844
1860
1813
1814
1868
1864
1864
1857
1845
1866
1846
1873
1856
1869
1868
1864
1856
1842
1799
1845
1868
1874
1857
1830
1837
1880
1844

Name.

C

Cairnduff, William H. . . .

Cairns, Hugh

Cairns, Samuel

Caldwell, John W . . .
Calvert, George W
Campbell, Alexander. . . ,
Campbell, Alexander (B.
Campbell, Alexander R. ,
Campbell, George M. .
Campbell, James H. .
Campbell, Owen ....
Campbell, Peter
Campbell, Thomas .

Campbell, Thomas

Campbell, T. Metcalfe
Campbell, Thomas W

Campbell, Wesley F

Canrpbell, William F.
Campbell, William W. .
Cannon, Ibri . .
Cardus, Thomas .

Card j', William T

Carpenter, Abraham . .
Carr, George..

Carr, Joseph

Carroll, John
Carroll, William .
Carson, Thomas C. .
Carson, W Wellington.

Carter, Daniel

Carter, Robert

Case, George .

Case, William ...

Cassidy, Francis A . . .

Cassidy, John

Casson, Wesley ... .

Castle, Joseph

Caswell, James .

Caswell, James C

Cathcart, John W. .
Cattanach, David
Catterick, Thomas . . .
Cawthorne, John W

Chalmers, David

Chamberlain, Israel

Chambeilain, Wyatt..
Chambers, Alex. C. .
Chambers, Andrew B.

Chant, Joseph H

Chapman, Douglas.
Chapman, Francis ....
Chapman, J. Anderson.

Chapman, William

Chappell, Benjamin

Charbonell, Thomas

Charlton, Edward

Charlton, James.

Chartier, Stephen

Chase, Henry P .

Chesley, Robert A

Chichester, Elijah.
Childs, Charles
Chown, Edward A .
Chown, Samuel D. . .
Christopherson, Hall .

Church, Livius S

Churchill, Charles

Clancey, William R .
Clappison, David C. . .

PARE.

.. .74, 570
.. .74, 704

74

570

.. .74, 643
, .74, 704

) 74

.74, 570
..381,776

570

462

. 74, 570
.. ....75

.75, 570

. 75, 643

....75, 570

644

75

... .644

39

75

.. .381

75

75, 570

704

.39, 75, 570

462

704

75, 644

....570

462

.76, 644
.39, 76

644

...381, 7M

76, 570

39

....462, 644

643

. 463, 570
..76, 570

76

76

. . . .76, 644
.. .40

40, 76

76, 644, 704

.. ..76, 704

76, 570, 704

, . .381, 776

76

... .77, 570
....77, 644

776

77, 704

. .77

.77, 644

/ /

... .381
40

...463

.77, 644

704

77, 644

. 40

..77, 381

704

77, 644

828

INDEX TO NAMES OF

No.

Year

Min'y

began.

364

365

366

367

368

369

370

371

372

373

374

375

376

377

378

379

380

381

382

383

384

385

386

387

388

389

390

391

392

393

394

395

396

397

398

399

400

401

402

403

404

405

406

407

408

409

410

411

412

413

414

415

416

417

418

419

420

421

422

423

424

425

426

427

428

429

430

431

432

Name.

1853 Clark, Andrew ...

1878 Clark, Edward J

1866 Clark, George

1870 Clarke, Henry J. .
1851 Clarke. James M. .
1863 Clarke, John A.

1854 Clarke, John S. ..

1801 Clark, Laban

1858 Clarke, Nelson B..
1851 Clarke, Richard

1875 Clarke, Thomas R

1856 Clarke, William W
1870 Clarkson, George C.

1857 Clarkson. John B 78,

1873 Clayton, Arthur H

1859 Cleaver, John

1876 Cleaver, Solomon

1845 Cleghorn, Thomas . . . .

1862 Clement, Benjamin .
1845 Clement, Edwin

1856 Cleworth, Thomas

1857 Clingman, Samuel G. .
1869 Clipsham, John W
1795 Coate, Michael. . .

1794 Coate, Samuel

1841 Coates, Henry

1855 Cobb, Thomas.. ... ..

1853 Cochran, George . .
1803 Cochran, Samuel..

1836 Cocker, William ... :

1874 Coffey, George. .

1859 Coffin, Joseph S.

1855 Cole, Benjamin

1835 Cole, Peter B

1834 Cole, Truman ...

1863 Cole, William John . . .
1840 Coleman, Francis . . .
1791 Coleman, James

1837 Coleman, William..

1835 Collard, Daniel

1862 Colling, Joseph S

1862 Colling, Thomas

1874 Collwell, Septimus E.

1862 Colpitts, Wesley W ...

1860 Colter, John J

1855 Comben, Charles

1875 Conley, Lewis

1874 Conley, Thomas B

1857 Connolly, Daniel

1840 Connor, Matthew . . .

1863 Connor, Samuel

1877 Conron, Matthew B

1843 Constable, Thomas W.

1836 Cook, Munson William . .

1870 Cook, William H

1880 Cooke, Josephs

1865 Cookman, Christopher.
1874 Cooley, John W

1857 Coolev, William M.. . .
1831 Cooney, Kobert.

1810 Cooper, Edward

1788 Cooper, John

1835 Cope, Conrad

1874 Copping, Bernard .
1843 Copway, George

1846 Corbett, John

1824 Corlett, John

1858 Cornish, George H

1880 Corry, Thomas H .

No.

PAGE.

463, 570

. .644

.77, 644

381, 776

77

381, 776

.78, 570

...40

78

.78, 570

.644

78

78

571, 644

...751

.463

.644

78

.78, 644

.78, 571

79, 571

463

..79, 704
40

40

463

.79, 644
.79,571

40

... 463

. ...571 I

.381, 751

..79

. ..463

..463

. .79

.79, 644

.40

..79, 571

. .. . 463

.80, 644

.80,644

.777

.382, 777

.382, 777

.382, 777

. . ..704

704

.80, 704

.. .80

...80

571

..80, 704

463

, .80, 571

.644

. .80,644

644

80

.80, 382
40

382.

463

777

... .80
.80, 704

382

..81, 644
.. .704

Year
Min'y
jbegan.

433

434

435

436

437

438

439

440

441

442

443

444

445

446

447

448

449

450

451

452

453

454

455

456

457

458

459

460

461

462

463

464

465

466

467

468

469

470

471

472

473

474

475

476

477

478

479

480

481

482

483

484

485

486

487

488

489

490

491

492
493
494
495
496
497
498
499

1822

1877

1880

1839

1843

1845

1755

1873

1816

1810

1861

1846

1854

1840

1878

1873

1879

1870

1820

1874

1855

1846

1864

1829

1851

1835

1836

1850

1877

1875

1851

1872

1871

1835

1780

1872

1868

1856

1810

1874

1872

1835

1801

1879

1872

1850

1830

1861

1813

1867

1873

1873

1875

1853

1829

1871

1870

1848

1861

Name.

1861

1871
1830
1869
1840
1868
1827
1855

PAGE.

Corson, Robert 40, 81, 645

Cosens, Charles W .... 645

Cosford, Henry M . 645

Cosford, Thomas 81, 645

Cotton, William 463

Cotton, William. .. 81

Coughlan, Laurence . ... 382

Couzens, Charles C. 645

Covell, James 40

Covenhoven, Peter . 40

Cowperthwaite, Humphrey P.382,777
Cox, Henry . . . . . . ... . . 81

Cragg, Edward . 81, 571

Craig, James ... ... 463

Craig, James A , 704

Craig, John 751

Craig, Thomas. . 704

Craig, William 81, 705

Crandell, Phineas .40

Crane, Edward W.. ... 705

Crane, Isaac .81,645

Crane, Robert E 382

Cranford, Henry L. . .382

Cranswick, Matthew 382

Crawford, James. .. .. .463, 571

Crea, John . . . . . 463

Creighton, Kennedy .81, 463, 571
Creighton, William . ... 82, 705

Crews, Albert C. . 645

Crews, Lewis W 571, 645

Crews, Thomas 82, 646

Crisp, James... .382,777

Crisp, Robert S .382, 777

Crofts, Henry O... .. ..463

Cromwell, James 0 ... 382

Crookshanks, Simon . . . . 82, 705

Crosby, Thomas S2, 571

Cross, William 82, 645

Crosscombe, William.. 82, 382

Crossley Hugh T. . . 645

Crothers, William J 82, 705

Crouter, Abraham 463

Crowell, Seth 40

Crowle, Frederick William 571

Crozier, James G 82, 705

Culbert, Thomas.. . . .82, 571

Culham, John .. .82, 463

Cullen, Thomas ... .. .82, 571

Culp, David 41

Cunningham, Andrew. . . 82, 571, 645

Cunningham, Robert 83

Cunningham, William B. . . 463, 705

Cunningham, William L. 751

Currie, Duncan D 382, 777

Currie, James. , 41, 83

Currie, John G '. 383, 799

Currie, Thomas O . 464

Curry, Christopher 464, 645

Curry, Erastus S... . 83, 571

D.

Danard, William B.

Daniel, George

Daniel, Henry

Daniel, Robert A . .
Darlington, Robert..

Davey, Robert

Davidson, John C

Davies, John.

.464,571

.83, 645

383, 777

.383, 751

83, 571

..83, 645

. .41, 83

..83, 705

MINISTEKS AND PROBATIONER.

829

50U

501

502

503

504

505

506

507

508

509

510

511

512

513

514

515

516

517

518

519

520

521

522

523

524

525

526

527

528

529

530

531

532

533

534

535

536

537

538

539

540

541

542

543

544

545

546

547

548

549

550

551

552

553

554

555

556

557

558

559

560

561

562

563

564

565

566

567

568

1823 [Davies, Thomas H..
1815 ! Davis, Alpheus..
1842 Davis, George H. ...

1876

1833

1869

1873

1871

1878

1868

1844

1876

1868

1877

1830

1880

1871

1863

1872

1871

1861

1819

1857

1816

181C

1809

1854

1861

1815

1857

1822

1864

1852

1879

1835

1866

1851

1837

1851

1840

1835

1853

1856

1873

1818

1843

1876

1870

1863

1866

1852

1878

1846

1858

1848

1846

1829

1870

1834

1855

1854

1855

1857

1875

1858

1845

1801

1855

1853

Davis, George H. H .

Davis, Heman

Davis, John

Davis, Joseph H. .

Davis, Peter W

Dawson, John L.. . .

PAGE.

. 383, 751

41

.83, 705
705

83

..464

. ...751

.464, 571

.. 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 Gruchy, Edward 84, 705

Deinstadt, Thomas J . . 383, 777

De Long, Albert M 464, 705

De 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, S71

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..

Doel, John

Donkin, J. E.
Dorey, Gifford .
Dorion, Joseph A.

Douglas, George

Douglas, John . . ...
Douglas, Richardson.,
Doull, John W
Douse, John

Dove, James

Dowler, John A .
Down, Samuel

.384, 777

.85, 464, 572

.751

85

....85, 705
.85, 705

85

384

... 384

.85, 572

. ..384, 799

.86, 572, 705

.86, 572

Doxee, Archelaus 86, 572

Draeas, Frederick 572

Drake, Thomas .86

Draper, John 464

Draper, Samuel 41

Drennan, Alexander 86, 705

Duff, Charles 464

569

570
571

572
573
574
575
576
577
578
579
580
581
582

583

584

585

586

587

588

589

590

591

592

593

594

595

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

1857
1869
1835
1853
1869
1788
1859
1876
1871
1862
1871
1854
le55
1873

1876
1835
1S75
1791
1872
1867
1866
1876
1874
1876
1868
1870
1875
1863
1852
1873
1877
1857
1866
1875
1873

ia77

1873
1874
1822
1841
1876
1862
1870
1880
1871
1808
1852
1871
1878
1871
1871
1838
1858
1848
1845
1839
1835
1875
1860
1827
1830
1847
1870
1877
1812

Duke, James A. . .
Duke, Richard.

Dunbar, Matthew

Duncan, Robert . .

Dundas, Brabazon B

Dunham, Darius

Dunlop, Robert.. ....

Dunlop, Thomas

Dunn, Simeon B 384.

Dnteher, Charles W. T.
Dutton, William ....

Dyer, James E

Dyre, William R. .

Dyre, William T

PAGE.

,384, 777

.. .572

. . . 464

.384, 777

.86, 572

...41

.. .464

....572

751, 799

.384, 777

... .384

. . 86, 645

.86, 705

572

.87,

C.

E.

Earl. Joseph

Earlj Robert

Earle, Theophilus R .
Earley, William P. . .
Eason, Richard.
Eastman, Andrew C.
Eby, Charles S. ..

Eby, Samuel C

Eddy, Samuel L. . . .

Edge, Joseph

Edmison, Thomas J.
Edmonds, Jabez.
Edmunds, Solomon
Edwards, Abel..

Edwards, Andrew

Edwards, George

Edwards, Samuel ....

Edwards, Timothy

Edwards, William Watson.
Edyvean, William H.

Eland, Thomas L

Eldridge, Gardiner S

Ely, Alfred

Eilery, Samuel. .

Ellidge, George

Elliott, James, D.D

Elliott, James

Elliott, John

Elliott, Robert J

Elliott, William...

Ellis, John. ....

Ellis, William

Ellsworth, Orrin H.

Embreo, Jeremiah

Emory, Yernon H

Emsley, William H.

England, Eben E

England, James..

England, J

English, John ....

English, Noble F

English, William .
Erritt, Isaac. .
Estey, John F.
Evans, Edwin .
Evans, Ephraim
Evans, James..

Evans, John S

Evans, William H.

Eves, Edward

Everts, Renaldo M .

.41,

... .705

.. 464

..645

. .. .384

645, 705

87

.87, 572

645

.464, 645

572

..87, 572
..87,645

.... 572

.87, 646
..87, 646

.87,572

.646

87

.87, 646
.799

799

.705
.464

.. 705

.. .384
..87, 705

....705
. 464, 646
.464, 646

....572

.384, 777

.384

87

.384, 799
...646
.384, 572
.384, 751
.385, 751
465

. 87, 572

88

..88, 705

465

777

.385, 777
, 385, 646
. .41, 88

.88, 646

.385, 751

.572

.. .41

830

INDEX TO NAMES OF

.Year

No.

Min'y

began.

634

1871

635

1826

636

1826

637

1872

638

1853

639

1841

640

1832

641

1869

642

1876

643

1842

644

1858

645

1835

646

1816

647

-1863

648

1869

649

1857

650

1861

651

1857

652

1789

653

1860

654

1875

655

1869

656

1848

657

1871

658

1866

659

1871

660

1791

661

1835

662

1873

663

1841

664

1854

665

1855

666

1851

667

1818

668

1827

669

1855

670

1876

671

1874

672

1868

673

1853

674

1866

675

1870

676

1853

677

1863

678

1871

679

1855

680

1862

681

1853

682

1856

683

1860

684

1872

685

1857

686

1835

687

1870

€88

1808

689

1874

690

1879

691

1875

692

1873

693

1875

694

1860

695

1863

696

1869

697

1864

698

1870

699

1872

Fallis, John G. ...

Fair, George

Faulkner, William.

Fawcett, James B ,

Fawcett, John .......

Fawcett, Michael
Fawcett, Thomas
Fear, James

Fear, Ezra A

Fear, Samuel
Feather, Thomas

Fennell, Abel

Ferguson, George . .
Ferguson, George, Jun
Ferguson, John. .
Ferguson, Thomas A .
Ferrier, Robert W
Fessant, Edwin.

Fidler, Daniel

Field, George H
Fielder, William..

Fife, William H ,

Fish, Charles

Fisher, George W. „

Fisher, John S

Fisher, Joseph M . . . .
Fisler, Benjamin.
Flanagan, John. . .
Flanders, Charles R. . .
Flanders, Rufus A. .

Fletcher, Ashton

Fletcher, Ashton, Sen.
Fletcher, Drummond J
Flint, Calvin M. . " .
Flummerfelt, Cornelius

Follick, Joseph

Foote, James G
Ford, James E. .
Ford, William J . .

Forman, Richard J

Forsey, George
Forster, Joseph L.
Forsyth, Joseph L. . . .
Foss, William H.
Fowkes, John R.

Fowler, Hiram . . .

Fowler, Joseph H.
Fowler, Robert .

Fox, Thomas

Fox, Thomas

Franklin, Benjamin.
Frazee, Elias W. .

Frazer, Daniel

Frazer, William J .

Freeman, Daniel

Freeman, Frederick
Freeman, James B. . . .

Freeman, John W

Freeman, Robert W
French, William P.
Freshman, Charles.

Freshman, Jacob

Fuller, Manly. .

Fulton, Jotham McC.

Fulton, Silas C

Fydell, Thomas R

.89,

385,

PAGE.

465, 646

.42

.89

.89, 706

89

.89, 572

... 89

... .89

646

646, 706

89

.465
..42, 89
.89, 646
.89, 706
. 90, 572
... 90
.90, 646

385

..90
...777
.90, 646
.90, 572
385, 777
.90, 646

751

....385

....90

.90, 706

.. .90

90

.90, 572

. . .90

42

.91

465, 706

.646

...646

.91, 646

.91, 646

706, 799

.. ..91

.91

... 465

465, 706

91, 706

465, 706

.91, 646

385, 799

465, 572

.91, 706

91

... .465

385

42

777

646

573, 646

.800

...646

91, 646

91, 706

465

.386

.386

.91, 646

No.

700
701
702
703
704
705
706
Z07
708
709
710
711
712
713
714
715
716
717
718
719
720
721
722
723
724
725
726
727
728
729
730
731
732
733
734
735
736
737
738
739
740
741
742
743
744
745
746
747
748
749
750
751
752
753
754
755
756
757
758
759
760
761
762
763
764
765
766
767

1863
1852
1861
1871
1851
1861
1869
1875
1861
1810
1868
1835
1776
1834
1875
1853
1810
1843
1864
1874
1872
1841
1875
1856
1862
1850
1870
1853
1875
1870
1869
1838
1878
1870
1834
1847
1845
1856
1871
1878
1867
1860
1872
1871
1859
1875
1842
1848
1843
1860
1836
1836
1866
1856
1815
1858
1854
1845
1859
1850
1845
1871
1786
1872
1863
1861
1846
1878

Name.

G.

Gabie, Robert L

Gaddis, James

Gaetz, Joseph

Gaetz, Leonard.. . .386, 647,
Gaetz, Thomas. . .
Galbraith, William
Galloway, Joseph

Gane, William H

Garbutt, Thomas E..
Garlick, Heman ...
Garrett, John C. . . .

Garrett, Richard

Garrettson, Freeborn..

Garry, Robert

Garvin, John

Gaskin, Charles

Gatchell, Joseph. .

Gear, Joshua .

Gee, Daniel F

Gee, John

Gee, Thomas

Gemley, John

Geoffroy, Antoine ......

German, George G. ..
German, John F.
German, John W

German, Orrin

German, Peter

Gibson, John

Gibson, Joseph R .
Gifford, Gorham A.
Gilbert, Charles W M.
Gilbert, Thomas H.
Giles, Jesse B. . . .
Gladwin, Jonathan.

Glass, John ....

Glass, William

Glassford, Edward . .

Glazier, Adam

Glendinning, Geo. W. F
Glover, Thomas W. .

Godfrey, Robert

Godwin, William

Goff, Edward F

Gold, Isaac ...

Goldsmith, John . . :
Goldsmith, Thomas
Gooderham, James ... .

Goodfellow, John.. ....

Goodison, John ....

Goodrich, Charles B. .
Goodson, George . . .
Goodspeed, Joseph B.

Goodwin, James

Goodwin, Timothy
Gordon, James A..

Gostello, David

Go wan, Nassau C . ...
Graham, James. .

Graham, Robert

Graham, William

Graham, William W . .
Grandine, William..
Grandy, Thomas
Grandy, William .....

Gray, Andrew

Gray, James . . . M
Greatrix, Benjamin.

PAGE.

92

465, '647
386, 751

706, 751

....386
. . 92, 706

.92, 573

,647

.92

... .42

..92,706

. ...92

.386

.465, 706

.706

386

...42, 92
.465, 706
,.92, 573
.... 752
..92, 647

92

. .706

....92

,.92, 573

.93, 647

.93,573

,93, 647
, 93, 706

573

.. .706
. .93, 647

....573
,386, 752
.. .93
. ..465

.93, 465

. . ,93

465, 573

752

.93, 573
,.93,573

.93, 647

.93, 573

.93, 573

..777

..465

.. . .93

... .93

386, 800
..94

.....94
465, 647

.94, 647
42

.94, 706

94

. . . 465

.94, 647
. . . .94
94

465, 647
. . ..386

466, 573
466

..386
.94, 647
....573

MINISTERS AND PROBATIONERS.

831

No.

Name.

786 t

1873

787 |

1868

7S8

1856

789 |

1865

790 |

1835

791

1877

792

1844

793

1816

794

1864

795

1870

796

1835

797

1865

798

1877

799

1858

800

1866

801

1870

802

1871

803

1858

804

1867

805

1867

806

1862

807

1870

808

1871

809

1856

810

1813

811

1880

812

1845

813

1857

814

1869

815

1850

816

1833

817

1844

818

1858

819

1855

820

1865

821

1862

822

1833

823

1794

824

1867

825

1869

826

1832

827

1841

828

1875

829

1841

830

1864

831

1858

832

1851

833

1803

834

1854

PAGE.

Gregg, Samson 13 . . . . 77S

Green, Alexander T. .94, 573

Green, Alfred E ..573

Green, Anson 42, 95

Green, William. 466

Greene, Josias 95, 573

Greener, James 9.5, 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

No.

H.

Hackett, William L.. .

Haddon, Thomas

Hadwin, Thomas . .
Hagar, Joseph M .
Hagar, Lawrence. .

Hagarty, Albert

Haigh, Benjamin . . .

Haigh, John

Haight, George Lewis. . .

Hale, Joseph

Hales, James.

Hall, George

Hall, Harvey M

Hall, Henry

Hall, Joseph. .
Hall, Robert Henry. . . .
Hall, Thomas W
Hall, William...

Hall, William

Halpenny, Jacob.. .
Halstead, William.

Hames, Arthur B

Hamilton, Charles W
Hamilton, Christopher
Hamilton, John . .
Hamilton, Richard. . .
Hamilton, Thomas.
Hammersley, Benjamin
Hammond, Joseph ....
Hammond, Richard M .
Hane}-, Isaac . . .
Hanna, Thomas
Hannon, James.
Hansford, William..
Hanson, Charles A .
Hardie, Alexander . . .

Hardie, David

Harding, Theodore S_.
Hare, John James. . . .
Hare, Robert B.
Harmon, Thomas...

Harnden, Robert

Harper, Cecil

Harper, Ephraim B

Harris, Alexander G
Harris, Edward.

Harris, James

Harris, Reuben. .
Harris, Thomas

. . . 466, 647

95, 573, 706

....95, 647

96, 706

..466

778

466

.. ..386

.386,

466,

.96,

..96,

. 466,

.96,

.466,

.96,

..96,

..386,

. . . 96,

466, 574,

.96,

.96,

.97

.'97,'574;

.. .97,
97, 648,

" ..97,
.. .97,

.574,

.97,

.98,

...98,

. .98,

.'.387,

752
466
466
647
573
573
647
573
706
573
.96
573
573
778
647
.42
,647
647
466
.96
706
467
647
647
707
707
707
707
387
574
574
.97
.97
648
574
648
574
648
.42
800

835
836
837
838
839
840
841
842
843
844
845
846
847
848
849
850
851
852
853
854
855
856
857
858
859
860
861
862
863
864
865
866
867
868
869
870
871
872
873
874
875
876
877
878
879
880
881
882
883
884
885
886
887

890
891
892
893
894
895
896
897

900
901
902
903

Year [
Min'y
began.

Name.

1861
1861
1S73
1871
1860
1871
1853
1860
I860
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
1874
1815
1874
1872
1857
1871
1873
1854
1835
1875
1855
1868
1855
1856
1815

PAGE.

Harrison, Frederick W

.387,

778

Harrison, George . . .

. 387,

778

Harrison, James M.. .

.98,

574

Harrison, William

.387,

778

Hart, James R

.387,

752

Hart, John . .

.98,

574

Hart, Joseph

..387,

778

Hart, Thomas I)

. 387,

752

Hartley, Alexander Y.

467

Harvard, William M

Q8

Hasheinoto, Mutsuchi . .

574

Haskell, Squire B.

.42

Hassall, Robert

467

Hastings, Albert William

574

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

Hay worth, Richard..

..99

Hazlewood, James H. . .

.648

Heal, James B.

800

Healey, Ezra

. . .42, 99

Healey, Ezra A

..99,

648

Heartz, William H.

.387,

752

Heck, Samuel

..99

Helliwell, Thomas L.. . .

.574

.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

.387,

752

Herkimer, William

.99,

648

Herron, James

..43

Hetherington, John P. .

.99,

387

Hewitt, George W. . . .

.574

99

Hewitt, William Joseph . .

. .99,

574

Hewitt, William T

.99

Heyfield, Jesse.

800

Heyland, Rowley

. ..43, 99

43

.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

467

. . 160,

648

Hill, Lewis W

.574

Hill, Murray

.100

. . 100,

574

Hill, Robert N

..467,

574

Hill, William

100

Hillier, Daniel

• • • •

10

832

INDEX TO NAMES OF

904 I

905 I
906
907
908
909
910
911
912
913
914
915
916
917
918
919
920
921
922
923
924
925
926
927
928
929
930
931
932
933
934
935
936
937
938
939
940
941
942
943
944
945
946
947
948
949
950
951
952
953
954
955
956
957
958
959
960
961
962
963
964
965
966
967
968
969
970
971
972

1875
1878
1859
1844
1829
1872
1851
1879
1872
1860
1850
1873
1874
1878
1856
1871
1857
1861
1863
1863
1863
1807
1832
1861
1878
1874
1811
1814
1868
1856
1865
1878
1854
1853
1879
1840
1879
1855
1839
1833
1802
1864
1S74
1864
1857
1842
1871
1877
1846
1858
1861
1872
1839
1858
1871
1850
1807
1859
1837
1856
1854
1854
1842
1844
1879
1861
1856
1873
1850

Hills, Benjamin

Hiraiwa, Tsumeyasu..

Hiscox, John

Histon, John

Hitchcock, Barnabas...
jHobbs, Richard.
Hobbs, Robert ...
Hockey, John Edmund
Hockin, Arthur. ...

Hocking, James

iHodgson, John

Hodson, Joseph M..

Hogg, David

Holden, Alvah . .
Holland, Henry
Holmes, A. Lee
Holmes, Edwin..
Holmes, John. ......

Holmes, John (A).
Holmes, John H. . . .

Holmes, Joseph W.

Holmes, Ninian

Holtby, Matthias

Hooker, Le Boy

Hooton, William H. . .
Hopkins, Abraham

Hopkins, Silas

Home, James

Horsley, William H . .
Hoskin, Benjamin S. .
Hoskins, Richard . .
Hossoi, Toshimi. . .

Hough, John

Houghton, Luther

Howard, Herbert W . .
Howard, Isaac B.
Howard, John H.
Howard, Thomas S
Howard, Thomas T.
Howard, Vincent B.
Howe, Samuel.
Howell Jacob E,.

Howes, John

Howie, Isaac . . .
Howie, John W

Howlett, John

Howson, William G.. . .
Huestis, George A. .
Huestis, George O . . . .
Huestis, Stephen F . .

Huff, Dennis L

Hughes, Henry.. . .
Hughes, James. . .
Hughes, James (B). . .

Hughes, Silas J ..

Hugill, Joseph
Hulbert, Cephas.

Hume, Samuel

Hume, William..
Humphrey, Stephen..

Hunt, Ambrose

Hunt, David . . .
Hunt, Francis ...

Hunt, John

Hunter, John E

Hunter, Samuel J..
Hunter, Wm. John. .

Hunter, William J

Huntington, Silas

.43.

101

388,

103,

103,

PAGE.

.752
... .574
.100, 707
467, 648
..100
.100,648
..100

648

387, 752

467

.100, 574

.648

. . . 467

.. 707

.. .387

.101, 707

.467, 648

.101, 707

.. .101

574

.101, 648
43

101, 648
.101, 707
574

.648

43

... .387

.101

.101

....101

. ..575

.101, 648

.101, 707

. .707

575, 649

.649

.101, 649

.. .467

.101, 575

43

.102, 575
.102, 707
.388, 778
.388, 752
...467
.102, 575
... 752
752, 778
388, 752
. ...102
467, 649

102, 575
102

102, 707
102
.43

.. .102

102

388, 778

103, 649
103, 649
467, 707
103, 575

649

103, 575
575, 707

...649
103, 707

No.

973

974
975
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
1031
1032
1033
1034
1035
1036
1037

Year
Min'y
began.

1828
1828
1844
1841
1836
1829
1872
1827
1840
1841
1835
1855
1860

1870
1835
1840
1859
1822
1863
1877
1857
1867
1854

1856
1815
1866
1856
1817
1855
1869
1877
1858
1860
1867
1835
1862
1871
1838
1854
1868
1870
1871
1879
1873
1872
1877
1847
1818
1841
1836
1857
1874
1835
1878
1844
1871
1874
1784
1869
1795
1873
1873
1830
1875
1875

Name.

Huntington, Simon.

Hurlburt, Asahel

Hurlburt, Erastus. . . .
Hurlburt, Jesse.
Hurlburt, Sylvester.
Hurlburt, Thomas. .
Husband, Robert J
Huston, John H. . . .
Hutchinson, James. .
Hutchinson, John. . . .
Hutchinson, Richard .
Huxtable, George G. .
Hyndman, John . . .

PAGE.

.. .43, 103
.43, 103, 649
.. .104, 649

104

. ..104,707

104

. . . 468, 649
.43, 104

104

. 104, 468, 649

104

.. .105,707
.105

Ibbitson, William H .
Ingalls, Edmund S .
Ingham, Jabez , . .
Ireland, Francis C. .
Irvine, Alexander

Irvine, Henry

Irvine, Samuel O . . . .
Irwin, William. ....
Isaac, John B. .
Ivison, James A. ,

Jackson, Daniel.. .

Jackson, George

Jackson, George .
Jackson, Henry.. . .

Jackson, James

Jackson, John. . .
Jackson, John W . .
Jackson, Joseph A. . .
Jackson, Samuel

Jackson, Thomas

Jackson, Thomas W. . .
Jackson, William

Jackson, William

Jackson, William (B).

Jacobs, Peter

Jacques, George. . . .
James, Richard G

James, Silas

James, Thomas H. .
Jamicson, Walter S. . .
Jamieson, William H.
Jamieson, William S . .
Jaques, Alfred. . . .
Jefferis, Thomas M. .

Jeffers, Robert

Jeffers, Thomas
Jeffers, Wellington. . .
Jeffery, Thomas W.

Jenkins, Edward

Jenkins, John

Jenkinson, Henry S . .

Jennings, David

Jennings, John . . .
Jennings, William..
Jessop, William
Jewell, John Arthur. . .

Jewel], Joseph

Johnson, David W. .
Johnson, Francis

Johnson, George

Johnson, George (B),
Johnson, George F.. . .

388

.105, 707

. ..388
.105, 707

.43, 105
. 105, 707
.. .649
.105, 575
.105, 649
.105, 649

.106

....388

. . . . 468, 649

106

.43, 468

106

468

800

.. .106, 707

468, 649

. ...106, 649

468

106, 707

468

..106

..106, 575

. . 106, 575

.388, 778

. . . 388, 800

.649

575

.106, 707

707

.468, 575, 649

43

106

106, 575

. . . 107, 575

778

.. 107

575

. .. .107, 575

107

800

388

. ..107, 575

43

752

107, 575

388, 752

. . 752
752

MINISTERS AND PROBATIONERS.

833

1038
1039
1040
1041
1042
1043
1044
1045
1046
1047
1048
1049
1050
1051
1052
1053
1054
1055
1056
1057
1058
1059
1T»60
1061
1062
1063
1064
1065
1066
1067
1068
1069
1070
1071
1072
1073
1074

1835
1833
1861
1849
1868
1862
1857
1863
1868
1879
1872
1860
1854
1809
1859
1853
1867
1868
1865
1843
1868
,1844
1862
1866
1857
1804
1851
1855
1813
1825
1867
1825
1816
1878
1862
1837
1871

1075
1076
1077
1078
1079
1080
1081
1082
1083
1084
1085
1086
1087
1088
1089
1090
1091
1092
1093
1094
1095
1096
1097
1098
1099
1100
1101
1102
1103
1104

1873
1862
1862
1869
1862
1873
1864
1862
1868
1795
1862
1860
1878
1875
1860
1842
1857
1855
1860
1854
1856
1863
1833
1875
1852
1864
1855
1849
1854
1872

PAGE.

Johnson, Henry 468

Johnson, John 107,752

Johnson, John ... 388

Johnson, Joshua H. . . . .107, 575

Johnson, Levi S 388, 778

Johnson, Moses M. ... 107

Johnson, Richard 389

Johnson, Kobert 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

Jollitfe, James 468

Jollitfe, William J. . . 108, 708

Jones, Benjamin 108

Jones, Cornelius A. . 108, 708

Jones, Edmund S 108, 649

Jones, George . 108

Jones, James'. . . 389

Jones, Henry . . 108

Jones, Joseph. ... 108

Jones, Peter 43, 108

Jones, Peter (Kakewaquonaby), 43, 1 08

Jones, Peter W 108, 649

Jones, Richard. .. .44,108,575

Jones, William-. . . ... .44

Joslyn, John H. L 649

Jost, Cranswick... .389,752

Jost, Jeremiah V 389, 778

Jubb, JohnE 389

K.

Kane, David
Kappele, Stephen.

Kay, John

Kay, Joshua R .
Keagey, John G.
Keam, Frank C. . . .

Keam, Samuel

Keam, William .
Keefer, Benjamin B .
Keeler, Sylvanus
Kellam, Henry

Kelly, Thomas

Kendall, Sidney C. .
Kendall, William .

Kennedy, David

Kennedy, George
Kennedy, James.
Kenner, Henry ... .
Kenny, George H.
Keough, Jabez B . .
Keough, Thomas S .
Keppel, John H.
Ker, Peter.. .

Kerr, George J

Kerr, John L. .
Kerr, Richard . . .
Kershaw, Edward. . .
Kershaw, James B,. .

Kettle, J

Kettlewell, William.

53

Name.

109

....109, 649

.468, 649

. . . 468, 649

. .. .109.649

.. . ..109, 576

.. .468

.. .468

.... 109, 650

44

. .. .109, 650

. . . 109

.708

800

.109, 708, 778

.. .109, 650

.. .109, 650

. ..576

110, 576

. . ..110, 708
. . ..110, 576

110, 650

.110, 650, 708

650

..110, 650

110

. , . . 468, 650

468

469

. 110, 650

105

106'
107!
108 '
109J

nol

111
112'
113!
114
1151
116
117
118
119
120
121
122
123
124

125

126

127

128

129

130

131

132

133

134

135

136

137

138

139

140i

14lj

142i

143

144

145

146

147

148

149

150

151

152

153

154

155

156

157

158

159

160

161

162

163

164

165

166

167

168

169

170

171

864 iKidd, James P..

857 Kiernon, John

856 Kilgour, Joseph

859 Kimball, E. P. .

843 Kimball, Horatio N..

843 Kimball, J. E. . . .

863 Kines, James..

875 King, John K. ...

875 Kirby, William J . .

875 Kneelands, Abner W.

869 'Knight, Adolphus G.

876 Knight, Matthew R.
816 ! Knight, Richard
806 Knowlan, James. . .

870 Knowles, Henry W
870 Knox, William..

878 Koko, Asagawa. . .

879 iKoyl, Eardley H.
853 Koyl, Ephraim L.
856 Krupp, Henry

863 .La Claire, Alex. . .

861 Ladner, Charles.,
842 I La Dow, Samuel P.
840 iLaidley, James . .
874 Laidley, Robert B.
880 Laidley, Robert V

862 Laird, James

848 Laird, John G

855 Laird, William H. .

860 Lake, Charles V

855 Lake, John N

808 Lambert, Chandly

879 Lambly, James B. .

862 Lambly, Osborne R.

877 Lanceley, Ebenezer.

870 Lanceley, John E. . .
860 Lane, Christopher L.

874 Lane, William G.

823 Lang, Matthew

857 Langford, Alexander.

871 Langford, Charles.. . .

875 Langford, Enos .
852 Langford, George . .

878 Langille, William H.

878 Langrill, William L.
837 Lanton, Henry

863 Large, Richard . . .

855 Lathern, John

855 Latimer, James F. . .

835 Laughead, Robert.

842 Lavell, Charles.

833 Law, John

879 Lawrence, Charles H.

870 Lawrence, John

846 Lawrence, Peter..

878 Lawson, James

855 Lawson, Thomas.
875 Lawson, Thomas.
873 Lawson, William

856 Leach, John. .
870 Leach, John J. .
856 Learoyd, John

860 Lee, Ira Case

861 Leech, George

860 Leech, Webster W. . .

873 Legate, Thomas

880 Leitch, Robert H

PAGE.

.110

. .110

.110, 576

469

469, 708

469

..111, 708

.778

778

708

..111, 708

778

389

..111, 389

.111, 708

..111, 708

576

650

.111, 576
.111, 708

Ill

.389, 800
.111

469

... .708

576

Ill, 650

Ill, 576

....111, 576
.111, 576

112, 576

44

. ..650
.112,576

650

....112, 650

389

...752

112

.,...112, 650
.112, 576

576

469

.. .752

..708

...112, 650

112

.389, 753, 778
. ..112,650

469

.112, 650

113

... .708

708

. . 469
....708

113

576

778

469

....113, 708
.. .113,576

113

. .. .113, 576

....113, 576

. . .113,576

576

834

INDEX TO NAMES OF

Year

Year

No.

Min'y
3egan.

Name.

!No.

Min'y
began.

PACK.

!

117-2

1860

Leith, Hamilton. . . .

469,

576

1239

1818

1173

1875

.Leith, Thomas B

650

1240

1871

1174

1863

Le Lacheur, David W

390

1241

1838

1175;

1864

LePage, Alfred E...

. 390,

778

■ 1242

1876

1176

1861

Lester, Alexander..

113

'. 1243

1877

1177

1880

Lett, Francis W

708

1244

1861

117*

1861

Lever, James J. A.

.469,

650

1245

1825

1179

1835

Lever, John

113

1246

1835

1180

1*76

Lewis, Edward D

576

1247

1877

1181:

1874

Lewis, Henry..

800

1248

1840

1182

1811

Lewis, John .

44

1249

1854

1183

1814

Lewis, John.

.390

1250

I860

1184

1861

Lewis, Joshua 1J.

..113,

650

1251

1835

1185

1877

.576

1252

1860

1186

1858

Likely, John H.

390

1253

1870

1187

1874

Lister, Joseph

80D

1254

1852

1188.

1879

Little, James. .

.650

1255

1862

1189'

1872

Livingstone, James. . . .

..469,

650

1256

1871

1190

1875

Lloyd, Walter W

576

: 1257

1862

1191

1843

Lochead, Robert. .. .

..114,

708

1258

1856

1192

1880

Locke, Hugh William. . .

650

1259

1872

1193

1865

Locke, Joseph H .

' .114,

577 ■

1260

1880

1194

1842

Lockhart, Christopher. . .

.390,

753.

i 1261

1195

1807

Loekwood, Joseph ....

.44 '

1 1262

1877

1196

1874

Lodge, Douglas H. . .

778:

1263

1800

1197

1866

Lodge, Wilson W. . .

. 390,

778

1264

1856

1198

186S

Longlcy, Benjamin . .

..114,

708

1265

1823

1199

178^

Losee, William

.44

1266

1859

1200

1880

Lounds, (ieorge.. .

650

1267

1819

1201

1845

Loverin, Jonathan..

114

1268

1870

1202:

1799

Lowry, James

.390

1269

1879

12031

1871

Lucas, Aquila

.'396,

779

1270

1871

1204

1860

Lucas. Daniel V

114,

708

1271

1859

1205

181]

iLuckey, Samuel .

44

1272

1836

1206

1854

1 Luke, William M. C .

114

1 1273

1817

1207!

1853

Lund, William . ...

. ".114,

650

1274

1850

12u8

1788

Lunsford, Isaac

.390

1275

1829

120y;

1817

Lusher, Robert L

.114

1276

1853

1210

1862

Lutze, John J.. .

.469

; 1277

1856

1211

1856

Lyon, Seth

114

1278

1854

1212

1871

Lyons, Almon 1'.

M.

".114,

577

i 1279
1280

1281

1856
1867

1874

1213'

1866

390

753

1282

1851

1214!

1818

Mack, Wilbur. .

44

1283

1869

12151

1840

Madden, David B . . .

115

577

1284

1870

12161

1869

Madden, George C ..

.115

650

1285

1839

1217

1802

Madden, Thomas,.

44

115

1286

1810

1218;

1875

Madden, William

.577

1287

1865

1219

1874

Madge, Walter W.

.708

1288

1806

122i 11

1870

Maggs, William .

.390

779

1289

1860

1221.

1866

Magwood, Alexander A. .

.115

' 1290

1876

1 222

1865

Magwood, William P..

.115

. 1291

1876

1223

1867

Mahan, John

.115

577

1292

1835

1224

1880

Maher, Joseph L. A .

.708

1293

1869

1225

1875

Maitland, Robert R . . .

.650

1294

1871

1226

1876

Mallory, DelmerE...

;

708

1295

1879

1227

1*74

Manaton, Charles H.. .

779

1296

i 1864

1228

1834

Manly, John G

115

, 577

1297

1851

1229

1786

Mann, James.

.390

129?

1879

1230

1782

Mann, John.

.390

1299

| 1880

1231

1869

Manning, Henry M

.115

, 577

130C

1876

123-2

1874

Manning, Thomas..

577

1301

! 1871

123a

1877

Mansell, Thomas J.

709

130:

! 1855

1234

1875

'Marceau. William F

.709

130C

Si 1854

1235

1857

Mark, Robert

. . .11."

, 709

13iu

1 1880

1236

1841

824

130f

>; 1870

1237

1800

Marsden, Joshua. .

390

; 130t

51 1800

1 238

1835

Marshall, Ira. . . .

469

130

"i 1845

Name.

j Marshall, John. . . .

Marshall, Thomas. . .

Marshall, William..

Marshall, William... .

Martin, John J

Martin, Samuel B .

Martin, Timothy

Martin, William . .

Marvin, George W...

Mason, William

Masson, James . . .

Matheson, James .

Matthews, Abraham . .

Matthews, Henry S
Matthews, Solomon

Maudsley, Samuel E. .

Maxwell, Henry W. .

Maxwell, William J . .

Mauny, Henri

Meacham, George M..

Mearing, Charles

Mears, John

Medicraft, Henry

Mellish, Isaac M

Merwin, Samuel . .

Messmore, John F.. .

Messmore, Joseph

Messmore, Samuel W

Vetcali'e, Franklin...

Metcalfe, James F.. . .

Meyer, Frederick W.

j Meyer, Henry

i Might, Samuel.
i Miles, Stephen

Millar, George

Miller, Aaron D. . .

Miller, Gilbert. ...

Miller, James A.. .
! Miller, William W

Milligan, George S. .

Milliken, Andrew.. . .

Mills, Edwin.

Mills, Jesse

Mills, John .

Mills, William

Millyard, Reuben.

Milner, James

Minor, Timothy

Mitchell, Ueooge

Mitchell, James. .

Mitchell, John.

Mockeridge, James.

Moir, David A. . .
Montgomery, Hugh.
Montgomery, James.

Mooney, James .
Moore, Daniel D.
Moore. Fzra IS. .
Moore, Fred. W
Moore, John M . .
Moore, Thomas A.
Moore, William F.. .
Morden, Thomas E.
Morden, William K.
Morgan, James
Morgan, John.

j Morris, Augustus B. .

'Morris, Caleb . .
Morris, E.

PAGE.

390

.390, 779

390

.577

577

.390

44

469

577

....115

.115,651

.. .115, 577

.. .469

.. .116,577

..391

.116, 709

116

...116, 651

116

.116, 577, 651

.391, 577

577

.469
.753

44

116

.44, 116, 651

.116

..45, 116

.116,577

*. 709

....116,709
.116, 709

117

391

.117, 577, 651
..45, 117, 577

469

.117, 709

.391, 800

117, 651

..391,779

577

..117,651
.117, 651

117, 651

.117

45

. . .117,651

45

117

117

651

.117

..118

...118, 651

.. .779

391, 753

391

..709

651

577

.118, 577, 651

118

.118

577

391

45

469

MINISTERS AND PROBATIONERS

835

No.

1308
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
1848
1840
1842
1861
1862
1862
1862
1835
1873
1825
1831
1862
1872

Name.

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

Morris, James.. ...
Morrison, William F.
Morrison, William R.
Morrow, Charles R. .
Morrow, Edward . . .
Morton, Arthur D.
Morton, Lewis.
Morton, Roland .
Morton, William ....
Mosher, John A. ...
Moss, William H. . .
Moyer, Peter E. W
Mulholland, J. H .
Mulkins, Hannibal .
Munroe, John A. . .
Murray, William
Musgrove, J ames ....
Musgrove, William H
Myers, Charles.

Mc

McAdoo, Samuel N

McAlister, Andrew.
McAlister, James
McAlister, James, jun.
McAmmond, Foster . . .

M c Arthur, Robert

McCallum, Joseph W
A! cCanms, David N

McCamus, John A

McCann, Alfred . . .
McCann, William . . .

McCarroll, John

McCartney, James H . . . .
McCarty, William .
McCauley, Samuel.

McClung, James A

MeClure, William. . . .

MeColl,, Duncan

McCollum, Edwin..
McCracken, George. . . .
McCulloch, Andrew M —

McCulloch, Robert

McCullough, James
McCullough, William . . .
McCullough, William (B)
McCullough, William S .
McCully, Alonzo D .
McCunn, Drummond. . .
McCutcheon, Thomas L. .
McDiarmid, Kenneth. , .
McDiarmid, Neil A.

McDonagh, William

McDonald, Davidson.
McDonald, Malcolm...
McDonald, William . ...
McDougall, George.
McDougall, John ....
McDowell, David C.

McDowell, Henry

McDowell, John V. . . .
McDowell, Samuel .

McEwen, William

McFadden, William..
McFarlane, James.. . .
McGeary, John .

McGee, Thomas.

,McGill, William.
DO*

PAGE.
118

118

.. .118, 577

....118, 651

118, 577, 709

.391, 753

118

.. .391, 753

... .118, 651

... .391, 753

469, 651

.118

.118

118

..118, 709

.. .391

45, 118

....119

.391, 800

.709

119

..469, 651

...577

.578

.392,753

..119, 578

.. .578

... .578

..119, 709

.470, 651

..119, 578

.119, 651

.392, 779

.119, 578

.119, 578

..470

392

..119, 651

....45

.651

.119, 578

. 119

.119, 578

120

. . 120, 709

....779

.709

.... 470

.... 470

470, 578

. 120, 651

. 120, 578

.120, 709

392

.120 579

. 120, 579

. . 120, 579

..120, 579

..709

392

121

..121, 5'<9
..121, 579

392

45

.121, 709

Name.

1374
1375
1376
1377
1378
1379
1380
1381
1382
1383
1384
1385
1386
13*7
13S8
1389
1390
1391
1392
1393
1394
1395
1396
1397
1398
1399
1400
1401
1402
1403
1404

1405
1406
1407:
14081
1409'
1410
1411
1412
1413
1414
1415
1416
1417
1418
1419
1420
1421
1422
1428
1424

1425
1426
1427
1428
1429
1430
1431
1432
1433
1434
14351
1430

1871
1873
1856
1861
1870
1S71
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

PAGE.

McGladdery, William 121

[McGregor, Alexander 800

McGuire, John 470, 579

McHardy, Norman 121

iMcIntyre, Charles E 121, 579

Mclntyre, George. 121

Mclntyre, John 121

McKechnie, Robert W 709

McKee, Thomas.. .. ..579

McKelvey, Charles 470

McKenzie, A. K 470

McKenzie, Daniel M 470, 651

McKenzie, Kenneth 121

McKeown, Hezekiah 392, 779

McKillop, Archibald 470

McKinnon, William C 392

McLachlin, James A 579, 651

McLean. Hugh 651

McLean, John 579, 651

McLean, William J 121

McMasters, Samuel 392

McMuilen, Daniel 45, 121

McMullen, Thomas 121, 579

McMurray, John 392, 753

McNab, Alexander 45, 122

McNair, Thomas R 122

McNamara, George 122, 651

McNutt, Arthur 392

McRae, George 122

McRitchie, George. . . .122, 709

iMcTavish, Hector W- .579

1834
1811
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 122

Neelands, John (B) 123, 652

Nelles, Samuel S 123,579

Nelthorpe, Ely 652

Newlove, George 1 23

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

Norris, 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 4:0

iOnesekenerat, Joseph. ... .709

836

INDEX TO NAMES OF

"

Year

No.

Min'y

began

1437

1874

1438

1860

1439

1875

1440

1856

1441

1859

1442

1846

1443

1876

1444

1877

1445

1871

1446

1857

1447

1866

1448

1858

1449

1870

1450

1862

1451

1822

1452

1846

1453

1856

1454

1873

1455

1861

1456

1S71

1457

IS, 9

1458

1871

1459

1807

1460

ISSo

1461

1846

1462

1874

1463

1816

1464

1853

1465

1840

1466

1848

1467

1852

1468

1858

1469

1817

1470

1803

1471

1862

1472

1852

1473

1852

1474

1872

1475

1858

1476

1849

1477

1814

1478

1867

1479

1870

14So

1876

1481

1876

1482

1873

1483

1871.

1484

1872

1485

1875

1486

1876

1487

1861

1488

1855

1489

1857

] 400

1856

1491

1871

1492

1859

1493

1862

1494

1864

1495

1805

1496

1835

1497

1877

1498

1868

1499

1856

1500

4843

1501

1826

1502

1870

PAGE.

Opie, Richard... .. ..779

Orme, James H 470,652

Orme, Thomas H. . .470, 579, 652
Ormerod, John ... 123

On-, JohnS 471

;Osbovne, John C 123, 710

jOttawell, William 579

OuterbriJge, William A 753

Padgham, Richard W. .

Paintin, Richard

Paisley, Charles H. .

Parent, Amand

Parker, Caleb

Parker, Isaac N. .
Parker, John
Parker, N. . .
Parker, William R .
Parkins, Joseph . .

Pascoe, Joseph

Patchell, Thomas H. .,
Patrick, William..
Patterson, Allan

Pattie, Elias

Pattyson, Wesley A. V
Patty .-■on, William W.

Payne, George

Payne, Thomas.
Payson, George B. . .
Peach, John 8.
Peacock, Thomas.

Peake, Edwin

Peake, William H.. .
Peal, James G . .
Pearce, Gershom . ...

Pearen, James

Pearson, Marmaduke L
Pearson, Thomas D.
Pearson, William. . . .
Peck, James.

Peck, William

Peirce, Thomas C .

Peirce, William

Pelley, Ebenezer G. . .
Penhall, William
Penna, Henry
Penna, William. . .
Penny, William F
Pepper, John..
Pepper, William R.

Peppy, Charles H

Percival, William W.
Perdue, Henry H .

Perkin, William

Perkins, William W. . .
Perley, William F. . .

Perrin, Daniel

Perry, Charles E
Perry, David . .

Perry, Robert

Pert, John

Peters, John

Peters, Nial D

Peterson, Andrew L.. . .

Pettit, Selim

Phelps, Richard. .
Phillips, Alfred M.

.124
. 471
....393, 779
.. .124, 710
.393, 753
.393, 779 1
.45 |
1 . 471
124, 652 !
..800
.. .393. 801 j
.124, 579, 652 !
45, 124
....124, 710 i
.45
..579
. .. .124, 579

801

393

393, 753, 779
.394, 801
... .124

124

. . .124, 579

.45

45

124, 579, 710
....124,

...125.
.125, 710

471

... 471, 710
45

125

394

652

. ...394, 779

779

.394, 753

.125, 579

779

753

....394, 779

125

.394

394

...125, 710

....125

125, 579

..125, 579

46

471

801

579

125, 579, 710

471
.46, 125, 652
.. .125, 652

710
652

1503
1504
1505
1506

1507
1508
1509
1510
1511
1512
1513
1514
1515
1516
1517
1518|
1519
1520J
1521 1
15221
1523:
1524
1525
1526i
15271
152SI

1529:

1530

1531

1532

1533

1534|

15351

1536

1537

1538

1539

1540

1541

1542

1543

1544

1545

1546

1547

1548

1549

1550

1551

1552

1553

1554

1555

15." 6

1557

1558

1559

1560

1561

1562

1563

1564

1565

1566

1868.

1863

1853

1860

1869

1838

1856

1840

1872

1851

1836

1814

1872

1800

1870

1858

1870

1827

1878

1880

1863

1854

1874

1S77

1842

1862

1863

1833

1835

1815

1872

1842

1825

1823

1846

1814

1844

1816

1874

1870

1857

1846

1857

1876

1841

1874

1873

1859

1851

1847

1852

1858

1839

1810

1845

1805

1880

1874

1817

1880

1853

1845

1873

1860

Jun.

.126

Phillips, Robert

Phillips, Samuel B . . .

Phillips, Samuel G. . . .

Philp, John.

Philp, Joseph . ...

Philp, Samuel C

Philp, Samuel C,

Philp, William

Philp, William (B)

Phinney, John S

Pickard, Humphrey.. . .

Pickavant, John .

Pickering, John.

Pickett, Daniel .

Pickles, Charles

Pickles, Fletcher H. W

Pickles, Frederick M .

Pickles, Michael

Pierce, Barry . .
! Pierce, Thomas.

Pike. John M.

Pinch, Richard..

Pincock, James

Pinel, Joseph.. . .

Piper, S

Pitblado, Charles B.

Pitcher, Joel Tallman
Playter, George F . .
Plum, Harvey. .
Plumbly, Daniel ....
Pollard, Joseph.
Pollard, William . . .
Poole, George . . .

Poole, Jacob

Poole, William H. . . .
Pope, Henry . . .

Pope, Henry, Jun

Pope, Richard

Porter, George H . . .
Potter, Austin.

Potter, Richard

j Potts, Alexander
Potts, John
Power, John ...
Power, Frederick F,

Poyser, George C

Pratt, John

Pratt, Richard. .
Preston, James.

Preston, Walton

Prestwood, Paul

Pretty, Richard ..
Price, William
Priestly, James.
Prince, John.

Prindel, Andrew

Pring, Joseph

Pritchard, Robert S .

Puffer, Isaac

Puffer, Isaac Washington .

Pugh, JohnD

Punshon, William Morley .
Purvis, William. .
Pyke, William . .

46

.127,

1567
1568'

1789
1835

R

Ragan, John
Raine, John.

PAGE.

.135, 652
.125, 710
.125, 710
. 126, 652
.471, 652
.126, 579
.126, 579
.126, 652
.471, 710
.394, 779
.394, 779
. .. .394
.126, 580
46

394, 801
.394, 753

.394

.394, 753

.. .710

779

.394, 753

, 580, 652

.801

.710

471

394

.471, 710

126

. .471
46

471

.126, 580

46, 127

, 127, 580

.127, 580

395, 753
. 395, 779

.127

.. 710

. 127, 580

.127, 580

....127

.127, 580

... 580

...471

.. .710

.801

..395

.127, 652

471, 652

. 395, 753

128

.128, 580

....395

.395, 780

..46, 128

. ..652

. . . 471

.46

. . . 580

....128

. ..128

753

.128, 710

.395
.128

MINISTERS AND PROBATIONERS.

837

Year

No.

Min'y

Degan.

1569

1841

1570

1864

1571

1865

1572

1845

1573

1858

1574

1878

1575

1857

1576

1879

1577

1866

1578

1867

1579

1876

1580

1817

1581

1813

1582

1830

1583

1846

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

16U6

1824

1607

1860

1608

1833

1609

1851

1610

1860

1611

1821

1612

1858

1613

1876

1614

1867

1615

1868

1616

1868

1617

1868

1618

1&61

1619

1871

1620

1850

1621

1864

1622

1875

1623

1871

1624

1794

1625

1865

1626

1830

1627

1877

1628

1843

1628

1862

163C

1844

1631

1840

1632

1867

163S

1870

1634

1856

163£

1861

163(

1874

Ramage, William

Randall, Nathan B.
Ranry, William..
Rattray, Thomas.
Bawson, Joseph. - .

Read, F. A

Read, John

Real, Joseph R . . . .
Reay, John.. . .
Redeoff, Richard. . . .
Redmond, Richard..

Reed, Fitch

Reeder, Nathaniel.

Reid, John

Reid, Henry

Reid, Thomas..

Reid, Thomas James. .

Reid, Thomas R

Remmington, John.
Rennie, Thomas..
Reynar, Alfred H . .
Reynolds, George S. . .
Reynolds, Francis C...
Reynolds, John .
Reynolds, Joseph
Reynolds, Robert

Rhodes, John

Rice, James

Rice, James P .
Rice, Luther O . .

Rice, Madison A

Rice, Samuel D...129;
Rich, George W . . . .
Richardson, Ezekiel.
Richardson, George . .
Richardson, George T.
Richardson, Henry
Richardson, James . . .
Richardson, James E.
Richardson, Thomas..
Richardson, William.
Richey, James A. .

Richey, Matthew

Richey, Theophilus S.
Richings, Lewis . .

Ridley, John

Rigsby, Walter. . . .
Rilance, William . . .

Rivet, Xavier

Roadhouse, Job

Robbins, John

Robertson, David . .
Robinson, George . .
Robinson, George O .
Robinson, Isaac N.
Robinson, John. . . .
Robinson, John H. .
Robinson, Joseph H. .

Robinson, Patrick

Robinson, Reuben..
Robinson, Richard. . .
Robinson, Robert.
Robinson, William. .
Robison, Matthew.

Roblin, Philip

Robson, Ebenezer

Robson, George

Robson, Joseph . . .

PAGE.
471

471

128, 710
128

.. .471, 652

711

,395, 753, 780

580

....395, 801
.... 471
. 652
.46|

46

472

.. .128, 652

472

. ...129, 652 !

129, 580 i
.395

.472, 711

.. .129, 580

...580

..129, 711

46

.129, 652

.129, 652

47

472

653

.. .129, 653

129

395, 580, 653

.129

..129, 711

. . 472, 653

, ...129, 580

580

... .47, no
... .130, 711

395

.130, 580

395

.130, 396, 754
396

801

...130, 653

. .. .130,653

...130, 711

130

.130, 711

. . 130, 653

.. .130

... .472, 711

.. 754

... .130, 580

.. .47

. . . 1 30, 653

. .. .472, 653

754

130

130, 711

.131, 711

472

131, 580

580

.131, 580, 711

.131

754

1637

1638

1639

1640

1641

1642

1643

1644

1645

1646

1647

1648

1649

1650

1651

1652

1653

1654

165o

1656

1657

165S'

1659

16601

1661

1662-

1663

1664

1665

1666

1667

1668

1669

1670

1671

16721

1673

1674

1675

1676

1677

1678

1679

1680
1681
1682
1683
1684
1685
1686
1687
1688
1689
1690
1691
1692
1693
1694
1695
1696
1697
1698
1699
1700
1701

1845

1874

1878

1863

1857

1862

1859

1865

1846

1860

1856

1831

1873

1872

1867

1812

1S57

1858

1863

1854

1837

1840

1818

1860

1854

1875

1866

1861

1S01

1870

1869

1858

1800

1858

1867

1874

1856

1831

1824

1828

1820

1844

1821

1810
1841
1858
1853
1871
1805
1854
1866
1876
1875
1837
1835
1857
1851
1851
1865
1879
1880
1868
1866
1850
1854

Robson, Thomas.

Rogers, David

Rogers, Fitz Roy

Rogers, George

Rogers, J

Rogers, Jabez A.
Rogers, J. W. G.
Rogers, Thomas . .
Rolston, David D. .
Rose, Brock. ...
Rose, Philip .

Rose, Samuel

Rose, Samuel P. . .
Ross, Andrew W . . . .

Ross, James S

Ross, William. . .
Ross, William W
Rowe, William B
Rowsom, William H.

Roy, James

Runip, Thomas . . .

Rundle, Robert T

Rundle, William W
Rupert, Edmund S..

Russ, Amos E

Russ, James E. .
Russell, Alfred L .
Russell, John..
Ruter, Martin .
Rutledge, William L.
Ruttan, John H.

Ryan, David

Ryan, Henry

Ryan, William
Ryan, William.
Kyan, William.
Ryckman, Edward B. .
Ryerson, Edwy M. . . .
Ryerson, Egerton.

Ryerson, George

Ryerson, John

Ryerson, Joseph E.. . .
Ryerson, William. . . .

PAGE.

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.. .653
.780
....131, 711

472

.396, 754

472

. .. .396, 754

....473, 580

.131, 711

. .. .131, 473

. . .131,580

..131, 580

132, 580

....132, 653

47

.132, 653

473

132

.132, 580, 711
.473,653

132

47

....132, 581
.132, 581, 653

653

.132, 653
....132, 653

47

.132, 581

.132, 581

... .132, 653

.. .47, 478

396

.133, 581, 711

754

.133,653

47, 133

..47, 133, 581

47

..47, 133, 653

133

.47, 133

s.

Sabin, Benjamin. .. 48

Sallows, Edward. . . .134, 581

Salmon, John 134

Salt, Allan 134, 581, 653

Salton, Samuel 134, 581

Sampson, Joseph 48

Sanders, Joseph L 134

Sanders, Nelson 134

Sanderson, David 0 711

Sanderson, Frederick H 654

Sanderson, George R 134, 654

Sanderson, John 134, 473, 581

Sanderson, John (B) 134, 654

Sanderson, Joseph E 135, 581

Sanderson, William 135,711

Sargent, William ... . 396, 754

Sasseville, Ernest M 711

Saunby, John W. . 654

Saunders, Jabez B 135, 711

Saunders, John . .. .. .135,654

Savage, David 473, 581, 654

Savage, John W 135,581

838

INDEX TO NAMES OF

No.

1702

1703

17U4i

1705^

1706

17071

1708;

1709

1710

1711

1712^

1713

1714

1715

1716

1717

1718

1719

1720

1721J

1722^

1723,

1724

1725:

1726:

1727|

17281

1729'

1730!

1731

1732

1733

1734

1735

1736

1737

1738

1739

1740

1741

1742

1743

1744

1745

1746

1747

1748

17491

1750

1751

1752

1753

1754

1755

1756

17'7

1758

1759

1760

1761

1762

1763

1764

1765

1766

1767

1768

1769

1854 Savage, William.

18*49 .Sawyer, David

1797 Sawyer, Joseph . . .

1854 iScales, William.. ...

1865 Scanlon, John

1880 Scanlon, Richard W . .

1816 Scarritt, Josiah A.

1867 Schesser, Elmira J

1860 Schmidt, Karlos

1860 Schofield, William H. .

1870 Schram, George A.. .

1866 Schuster, Anselm .

1858 Scott, David B

1877 Scott, Edmund E.

1868 Scott, Francis

1852 Scott, James

1872 Scott, James ....
1857 Scott, John

1867 Scott, John, M.A

1869 Scott, John G.

1834 Scott, Jonathan

1872 [Scott, Moses

1836 Scott, William . .

1855 ; Scott, William L . .
1805 Scull, Joseph. .

1817 Stager, Aurora .. .

1874 Seccombe, William B.

1856 Seeley, Samuel C

1866 ISeller, Joseph.. . .

1871 Sellery, Samuel. . .
1836 Selley, John B . . . .

1870 Semmens, John

1860 Sexsmith, George . . .

1871 Sexsmith, William V
1830 Seymour, James

1857 Seymour, James C.
1828 Shaler, Henry

1859 Shannon, John ....
1854 Shannon, William.

1872 Sharpe, Dixon

1875 Sharpe, James

1857 Shaw, Calvin. . .

1850 Shaw, James

1851 Shaw, John

1859 Shaw, Robert.. ..
1835 Shaw, William . . . .

1864 Shaw, William

1864 Shaw, William Isaac.

1835 Sheldon, Joseph

1828 Shenstone, William E.

1858 Shenstone, William S.

1860 iShenton, Job

1831 j Shepherd, Edmund...
1862 jShepherd, William W '
1816 Shepherdson, Daniel .

1873 Shepherdson, John W.

1841 Sheply, Joseph

1858 I Sheridan, William
1876 [Sherin, Henry

1858 Sherlock, Benjamin.

1874 jShibley, Edwin S.
18i2 Sliibley, Samuel..
1869 'Shier, Richard

1875 Shilton, James W- . . .

1829 Shiltmi, John..

1807 Sliore, Godfrey . ...

1859 Shorey, Edmund S.
1873 ; Shorey, Sidney J . . . .

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.135

...48, 135

...135, 581

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.... 136

.... 136

.. .136, 654

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..396, 754

.654

396

.473, 581
....396, 754
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.. .136, 654
. . . 136, 654
.. .136, 581
...136, 711
.. .136, 711
.. .136, 581

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.48
.801

136

.396, 780

..136, 654

.137, 711

.. .137, 581

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..137, 581

.. .473, 581

.. .473, 581

.48, 137, 711

137

. .137,654

473

.... 754
....473, 581
.. .473, 654
.. .137, 581

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474

137

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474

138, 396

396, 801

39G, 754, 801

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754

. . .138,654

.138, 711

.581

.138, 654

654

.. .138, 712

.138, 712

..654

474

754

.138, 712
581

Year

No. M in'y

began.

1770

1771

1772

1773

1774

1775

1776

1777

1778

1779

1780

1781

1782

1783

1784

1785

1786

1787

1788

1789

1790

1791

1792

1793

1794

1795

1796

1797

1798

1799

1800

1801

1802

1803

1804

18(15

1806

1807

1808

1809

1810

1811

1812

1813

1814

1815

1816

1817

1818

1819

1820

18211

1822

1823

1824

1825

1826

1827

1828

1829

1830

1831

1832

1833

1834

1835

1836

1837

1855

1872

1871

1848

1843

1879

1846

1856

1870

1841

1867

1861

1846

1822

1834

1834

1856

1873

1858

1837

1865

1874

1876

1849

1809

1870

1792

1835

1807

1865

1872

1870

1819

1862

1866

1820

1842

1857

1860

1874

1834

1854

1857

1827

1828

1877

1871

1874

1875

1828

1825

1869

1861

1848

1865

1879

1835

1807

1818

1873

1872

1873

1806

1880

1807

1824

1836

1866

Name.

Short, William

Shortt, William K. .138,
Shrewsbury, Abraham R. B.

Shuttleworth, John

Sickles, Abraham

Sifton, James W

Silvester, Charles 139,

Simeon, J

Simpson, James.. . .

Simpson, John H

Sing, Samuel ...

Slackford, Elias

Slater, James C

Slater, William .

Sleep, Peter. . .

Slight, Benjamin

Slight, John. ... . . . .

Sliter, Thomas ...

Sloane, James W

Smallwood, Frederick.

Smiley, John

Smith, Albert

Smith, Alfred E....

Smith, Andrew A

Smith, Bela

.139,

Smith, Charles.. .

Smith, George

Smith, H. R

Smith, Isaac B. . .

Smith, John

Smith, John Tatler

Smith, John V '.

Smith, Kenneth McK

Smith, Leigh R

Smith, Nathaniel.. .140,

Smith, Philander

Smith, Richard

Smith, Robert H

Smith, Robert M

Smith, Robert W

Smith, Thomas

Smith, Thomas Berton.
Smith, Thomas Watson. .

Smith, William

Smith, William

Smith, William

Smith, William E
Smith, William T. ...
Smith, Wray R...

Smithies, Jo n

Smithson, William
Smylie, Robert . . .
Smyth, David

Smyth, J

Smyth, William. . .

Snider, David William..

Snider, Solomon.. . .

Snow, William

Snowball, John...

Snowden, Samuel .

Snowden, Thomas J. .

Snyder, Adam J

Snyder, William .

Somerville, William W

Sornborger, Stephen.

Sovereign, George

Sparham, William..

Sparling, Joseph W

PAGE.

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654, 712

396, 780
474, 581

138, 654
. . . . 654
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474

139, 712
.. 474

139, 581

396,780

139, 654

... .48

. . ..396

. .139

.139

.. .582

139

397, 780
139, 582
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582, 655
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140.

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.140

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655

48

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140

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.48,
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... 397

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82

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... 48

48

474

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140,

MINISTERS AND PROBATIONERS.

839

No.

Year
Min'y
began.

Name.

1838

1864

1839

1873

184(1

1879

1841

1879

1842

1859

1843

1838

1844

1852

1845

1819

1846

1862

1847

1838

1848

1865

1849

1820

185u

1858

1851

1878

1852

1864

1853

1860

1854

1876

1855

1842

1856

1878

1857

1851

1858

1864

1859

1875

1860

1675

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

1S76

1876

1864

1877

1835

1878

1823

1879

1858

1880

1849

1881

1795

1882

1843

1883

1»64

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

1898

1855

190C

> 1856

1901

1864

1905

. 1855

1901

! 1873

190^

1 1874

190E

) 1850

Sparling, William H . .
Sparling, William 'W

Spei-r, James C

Spence, William H. . .
Speneer, Hazleton H..
Spencer, James. .
Sponagle, John L .

Spore, David C

Sprague, Howard. .
Sprague, Samuel W
Squire, George H

Squire, William

Squire, William Wood. .

Stacey, Frank 13

Stafford, Charles E. .

Stafford, Ezra A

Staples, Samuel G
Starr, Daniel S ...
Starr, John Edward
iStarr, Joseph Herbert. . 141,
iStarr, Reginald H. . .
jStebbings, Thomas.

Steele, George

Steele, Thomas B . . .
Steer, William
Steinhaur, Henry
Stenning, George.

Stephenson, John

Stephenson, William.

Stevens, La Mert

Stevenson, Ephraim B.

Stevenson, John C

Stewart, Andrew.
! Stewart, Charles.
'Stewart, James \V

Stewart, John.

Stewart, John

Stewart, John A .

Stewart, John H

Stewart, Schuyler.

Stinson, Joseph

Stin son, Joseph H.

Stobbs, Thomas. .

Stoeket, Richard

Stone, George W ,

Stonehouse, James H .142,

Stoney, Edmund

Story, George Fhilliskirk. .

Strachan, Richard

Stratton, John G . .

Streeter, Elisha . ...

Stringi'ellow, Charles

Strong, John 13. .

Strongman, William A

Strothard, James .

Sugiyama, Hiroku. . .

Summers, William H

Sunday, John. . . .49,

Sutcliffe, Ingham . .

Sutclitfe, Joseph

Sutcliffe, William

Sutherland, Alexander. . 143,

Sutherland, Donald

Sutherland, Donald G

Sutton, William

Swallow, Charles W. .

Swallow, Francis.

Swann, Matthew

PAGE.
.140, 712

656

. . 582

.655

.140

.140

.397 754

..49

.398, 780

.398, 780

.140, 712

.140

.141

. .655

.141, 655

.141, 712

.655

..474

. ..582

398, 582

.141

.. .780

780

.. .582

141, 582

.583

141, 712

.... 398

141. 655

.. 754

. .655

141, 655

583

398, 780
583

141, 712
. . . . 655

.583

142, 712
... .142

.142

142, 655

.142, 655

.. .398

474

583, 655

.49, 142

....801

. 142, 583

. ..712

. .49

.142, 655

.142, 398

. ..583

.398, 754

.. .583

.. 712

142, 583

142, 398
... .X9S
143

583,713
... .143

143, 665
143, 583
398, 754
. ...655
143, 655

Year

No.

Min'y

began.

1906

1871

1907

1869

1908

1817

1909

1855

1910

1806

1911

1871

Name.

1912
1913
1914
1915
1916
1917
1918;
1919!
1920:

1921;

1922!

1923,

1924!

1925;

1926;

192?

1928

1929

1930

1931

1932!

1933

1934

1935

1936

1937

1938

1939

1940

1941!

1942;

1943

1944J

19451

1946]

194/

1948

1949

1950:

195l|

1952!

19531

1954:

195-3

1956

1957

1958;

1959i

I960:

1961

1962

1963

1964

1965

1966

1967

1968

1969

1970

1971

Swann, William
Swanston, George . .
Swazy, Caleb .
Sweet, Edmund E . .
Sykes, Oliver
Syvret, John .

T.

PAGE.

398, 801

..474

49

.143, 655

49

. ..143,712

1843

1857

1875 i

1796

1835

1875

1868

1873

1859

1846

1851

1839

1877

1835

1862

1862

1875

1856

1858

1858

1870

1849

1820

1863

1861

1857

1870

1859

1873

1877

1870

1869

1864

1854

1878

1857

1876

1857

1858

1785

1858

1858

1871

1853

1874

1871

1873

1864

1853

1827

1802

1871

1872

1816

1865

1868

1833

1868

1868

1876

.144,

Taggart, Charles. ....

Tallinan, Isaac B

Tate, Charles M .
Taylor, Andrew. ...
Taylor, Caleb . ...

Taylor, Edgar

Taylor, Edward H

Taylor, Earnest M. ...

Taylor, George W

Taylor, James ... . 399,

Taylor, James

Taylor, Lachlin

Taylor, Melvin

Taylor, O.

Taylor, Robert H

Taylor, William.
Taylor, William..

Teed, Stephen T

Teesdale, John J.

Teeson, Samuel

Teeter, Chancellor

Temple, Robert A

Temple, William

Tennant, Elisha 144,

Teskey, Ebenezer

Tetron, Henri

Thibadeau, Alexander

Thorn, James...

Thomas. Henry

Thomas, Wallace B

iThoinpson, Christopher L. .
Thompson, Daniel W

Thompson, David

Thompson, James

Thompson, John

Thompson, Robert

Thompson, Samuel

Thorneloe, James . .
Thornton, James. .
Thoresby, William . . .

Thurlow, Isaac E

Thurston, John

Timberlake, William. .
Tindall, William

Tinling, John

Tippett, William

Tisdale, Mark....

Todhunter, Joseph

Tomblin, William..

Tomkins, John 145,

Thompkins, Nehemiah U . .
Topping, Nassau B

Torrance, William

Tony, Alvin.. . .

[Totteii, John W

Tovell, Isaac

Townley, Adam..
Toye, Reuben E .

Tozeland, John

ITratt, William R

143, 583

144

.. .583

.144

474

....801

144, 712

144, 712
....474
754, 780
....144
144, 583
...712

474
399, 780
656, 713
. ..583
399, 780
399, 754
144, 713
474, 656
399, 754

399

656, 713
144, 656
. ...144
,144, 583
. . ..583
. . . 583

780

,144, 583
144, 656

.144

. .. .144

....713

..145

.755
145

.145
.. .399
.399, 755
. ...145
.145, 713
.474, 583
780
.399, 780

.713

..399

.145, 583

399, 713

... .49

.475, 713

.145, 583

49

.145, 583
.145, 583
... .145
. 145, 583
.145, 583

.801

840

INDEX TO NAMES OF

No.

1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998

1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008

2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
2015
2016
2017
2018
2019
2020
2021
2022
2023
2024
2025
2026
2027
2028
2029
2030
2031
2032
2033
2034
2035

Year
Min'y
began.

1876
1875
1876
1836
1856
1855
1861
1869
1817
1836
1876
1860
1872
1870
3 835
1871
1822
1869
1844
1858
1867
1850
1855
1853
1831
1872
1858

1864
1854
1829
1796
1840
1841
1878
1852
1807
1877

1863
1845
1879
1873
1852
1835
1821
1865
1873
1854
1805
1861
1859
1857
1874
1875
1867
1870
1855
1870
1854
1835
1873
1873
1836
1859
1831

Name.

Treleaven, Richard J. .
Tretheway, William .
Trimble, John B. .
Trueman, Moses.. ...

Tucker, Richard L. .
Tucker, Samuel
Tucker, William
Tuckley, Henry. .
Tuke, John .... . .

Tupper, Reuben E .
Turk, George ......

Turner, Alfred W.. .
Turner, Edwin C.
Turner, James . .

Turner, John .

Turner, John . . .

Turner, Thomas

Turner, William T.
Turver, Charles.. .
Tuttle, Alexander S.,
Tuttle, George M .
Tuttle, George W ..
Tweedy, James .
Tweedy, Robert..

Tweedy, William

Tyler, Charles M

Tyler, Reuben J

v.

Van Camp, Albert J.
Vanderburg, Levi

Van Dusen, Conrad

Vannest, Peter

Van Norman, Daniel C.
Van Norman, Ephraim

Vater, George

Vining, Joseph E . ...
Virgin, Charles .
Voaden, Thomas. ...

w

Waddell, Robert H..

Wade, A

Wadman, John W..
Waite, Joseph

Wakefield, J ohn

Waldron, Thomas

Waldron, Solomon.. .
Walker, A. B.
Walker, George.
Walker, John

Walker, Levi

Walker, Robert

Walker, Thomas H

Walker, William E.
Wallace, Albert J . . .

Wallace, Frank H

Wallace, John

Walsh, William

Walton, John

Walton, John (B)...

Ward, Edward A

Ward, James

Ward, Joseph.

Ward, William

Ward, William C . . ..
Ware, Francis William.
Warner, Lewis. . . . 49,

PAGE.

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. . . . 656

.713

475

.145, 6n6

.146, 656

146, 584

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.. .49, 146
. 446, 656
. . . .656
... 399

399, 780
.146, 584

. 475

146, 656

.. . . 146

. 146, 656

146, 584

...399, 755

400

400, 755
. . 400, 755

...400, 755

400, 780

. 400, 755

. .475,656

.147, 656

. 147

49, 147, 584
....... 49

.147

475

...801
..475

49

.. .656

No.

49,

148,

148,

147, 656
. . .475
...780
147, 584
147, 656
. . .475

147, 656
... .475
. .. .584
475, 656

49

475, 584
...148
. . . 148
. . . 656
. .584

475

148, 656

148, 713

149, 584
148, 713

..148

656, 713

. 400

.475

148

584, 656

Year
Min'y
began.

2036
2037
2038
2039
2040
2041
2042
2043
2044
2045
204C
2047
2048
2049
2050
2051
2052
2053
2054
2055
2056
2057
2058
2059
2060
^061
2062
2063
2064
2065
2066
2067
2068
2069
2070
2071
2072
2073
2074
2075
2076
2077
2078
2079
2080
2081
2082
2083
2084
2085
2086
2087
2088
2089
2090
2091
2092
2093
2094
2095
2096
2097
2098
2099
2100
2101
J2102
12103

1813

1833

1869

1819

1858

1861

1874

1869

1875

1857

1875

1858

1864

1869

1873

1833

1860

1849

1843

1871

1827

1853

1846

1872

1839

1869

1879

1860

1861

1877

1866

1850

1872

1871

1831

1842

1877

1857

1835

1873

1879

1836

1850

1848

1859

1876

1783

1872

1859

1808

1826

1845

1856

1863

1879

1864

1831

1843

1868

1880

1834

1840

1862

1874

1873

1862

1836

1858

Name.

Warren, Elijah
Warren, John C. .
Washington, Edwin S
Washington, George ..

PAGE.

49

.. .475, 713

.148

148, 584, 656
Washington, George. . .. .149

Washington, William C. .149, 584
Wass, Jabez .... ...... 584

Wass, John B 149 384

Wass, William 780

Wasson, Robert 400, 755

Watch, Charles W. . . . 584

Waterhouse, John 400, 780

Waters, Asa B .400

Watson, Coverdale. . . 149, 584

Watson, James .» 657

Watson, John 149, 584

Watson, William C ... 149, 657

Watts, James C ... 475

Weaver, Francis G 475, 657

Webb, Alfred H 400

Webb, William 476, 657

Webb, William. .. ....400

Webster, John 149, 584

Webster, John . . ... 713

Weddall, Richard 400, 780

Weddall, Richard W. .400, 780

Weir, John ... 755

Weldon, Fletcher A .400, 755

Weldon, Isaac 149, 584

Wells, Cyrus Samuel.. . .780

Wells, William ... .476

Wells, William P ,400

Well wood, Robert G. . . . ... 149

Werden, James Elias. .149", 713

West, I. N. D. . . 476

West, Paul V .476

West, William J ..584

Western, William . . 476

Whaley, John ..... 476

Wheatley, Isaac 713

Wheeler, Albert D.. ....584

Wheelock, Jesse ... .401

Whitcomb, Orrin 476, 584

White, Edward 149

White, James ... 476, 657

White, James H. 657

Whitehead, Thomas. . .49, 150, .401
Whiteside, Arthur. . . 150, 584, 713

Whiting, James 150, 657

Whiting, Lansford . ... 50

Whiting, Matthew .. ... 50, 150
Whiting, Richard.. .150,713

Whitlock, George C 150

Wicher, John W. . 150, 584

Wier, John ....755

Wigle, Eli 150

Wilkinson, Henry 150

Wilkinson, Henry ... 476, 584

Wilkinson, Isaac 150, 713

Wilkinson, James W 584

Wilkinson, John 476

Wilkinson, John. . ...... 150

Wilkinson, John A . 476

Wilkinson, John M 584

Wilkinson, Robert C. . . 585

Wilkinson, Thomas L. . .476, 657

Will, JohnC .: .150

Will, Phineas D 150, 585.

MINISTERS AND PROBATIONERS.

841

Year

No.

Min'y

began.

2104

1870

2105

1867

2106

1844

2107

1829

2108

1841

2109

1846

2110

1871

2111

1813

2112

1868

2113

1874

2114

1875

2115

1840

2116

1861

2117

1853

2118

1854

2119

1820

2120

1859

2121

1832

2122

1860

2123

1876

2124

1856

2125

1836

'2126

1866

2127

1873

2128

1790

2129

1817

2130

1878

2131

1874

2132

1860

2133

1867

2134

1862

2135

1859

2136

1862

2137

1854

2138

1848

2139

1854

2140

1859

2141

1856

2142

1814

•

Year

Name.

No.

Min'y

began.

PAGE.

Willey, Francis George.

.401, 801

2143 1874

Williams, David.

.151, 585

i 2144 1820

Williams, Elias..

. 476, 657

[2145, 1879

Williams, James . . .

.477

2146! 1863

Williams, John

..1ST

•2147 1868

Williams, John A.

.151, 657

[2148! 1856

Williams, John B

.477, 657

2149 1891

Williams, Richard. .

.151, 401

2150 1850

Williams, Richard W.

.151, 657

12151 1822

Williams, Robert .

.755

2152; 1826

Williams, Theophilus L.

.. 780

2153, 1880

Williams, Thomas .

.151, 585

2154

1869

Williams, Thomas G .

151, 713

2155

1864

Williams, William

. 151, 657

2156

1867

Williams, William

. 477

2157

1793

Williams, William H..

.50, 151

2158

1835

Willimott, William.

.477, 657

2159

1852

Williston, John K

.151, 657

2160

1793

Willmott, JolmC. .

.152 585

2161

1873

Willmott, William F...

... .585

2162

1781

Willonghbv, Nicholas R .

. 152, 585

2163

1850

Willoughby, William

.152, 657

2164

1839

Wilson, Albert ( '

.152, 585

2165

1821

Wilson, Andrew

.. .585

2166

1876

Wilson, Benjamin. .

. ...401

2167

1875

Wilson, James

.50, 152 2168

1856

Wilson, James

.801

. ..657

Wilson, John

.152, 713

Wilson, John, B.A . . .

.152, 713

2169

1878

Wilson, John Carroll. . . .

.152, 585

2170

1865

Wilson, John J . .

....477

2171

1813

Wilson, John James..

. ...152

2172. 1853

Wilson, John V 152

585, 657

2173, 1S63

Wilson, Richard

.152, 713

2174i 1842

Wilson, Robert

401, 780

2175 1820

Wilson, Robert O .

... .153

2176 1835

Wilson, Samuel. . .

.153, 657

2177 1867

Wilson, Shipley W

.50

2178

1877

Name.

PAGE.

Wilson, Thomas Bell 586

Wilson, William. . . 401

Wilson, William 586

Winans, William H 153

Winter, David 153,713

Winterbotham, John 401

Withrow, William H . . 153, 477, 586

Witted, John G 153

Wood, Charles.. 50, 153

Wood, Enoch 153, 401, 586

Wood, James Alexander 586

Woods, William . 401

Woodsworth, James 153, 586

Woodsworth, Richard W . 153, 657
Woolsey, Elijah .50

Woolsey, Joseph. 477

Woolsey, Thomas 153, 586

Wooster, Hezekiah C 50

Workman, George C 153, 586

Wray, Wray, James. .. ..401

Wright, Aaron 477

Wright, Daniel. 153

Wright, David .50, 153

Wright, Frederick H. 755

Wright, Robert W 657

Wright, Wesley P. . . . 154, 657

Yamimaka, Yemii.

York, Frederick

Youmans, David..
Youmans, Jay S. .
Young, Egerton R. . . .
Young, George
Young, Robert
Young, William. . .
Young, William John .
Y'oung, William R. . . .

586

...154
....50, 154

154

. . .154, 586
. . . . 154, 586

401

. . . 154, 586

. . 154, 586

.713

INDEX

TO THE

CIRCUITS AND MISSIONS

1 Acadia Iron Mines 756

2 Acton 156, 658

3 Actonvale 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 l

10 Albion ... . . 157, 587

11 Albion Mines 402 1

12 Alderville 335, 624

13 Alice 158, 714!

14 Allandale 587

15 Allenford. ..158, 588 I

16 Alliston 158, 588

17 Almonte 159, 714

18 Alnwick Circuit 159

19 Alnwick Mission 335 I

20 Alton 159, 588

21 Alvinston 159, 659

22 Amabel 159 I

23 Amaranth 588

24 Ameliasburg 159, 588 ■

25 Amherst 403, 756

26 Amherstburg 160, 659

27 Amherstburg Ind. M . . . 336

28 Amherst Isle 161, 714

29 Ancaster 161, 479

30 Andover . . . . 403. 781

31 Angus 161, 588

52 Aurora

53 Avening. .

54 Avondale. .

55 Avonmore...

56 Aylesford

57 Aylmer East..

58 Aylmer West .

59 Aylwin ....

60 Ayton . .

B.

32 Annapolis 403, 757

33 Anticosti 715

34 Appin 659

35 Apohaqui 781

36 Arcadia .757

37 Ardeii 715

38 Arkona 161, 659

39 Arkwright 588

40 Arnprior. . .. .162,715

41 Arran.. . . ..162, 479

42 Artemtsia 162, 480, 589

43 Arthur 163, 480, 659

44 Arthurette.. .

45 Arundel . .

46 Ashfield.

47 Asphodel

48 Atherley

49 Athol

50 Augusta

51 Aultsville.

782

.163, 715

480, 659

.. .163

.589

.. 757

....163

164, 715

61
62
63
64
65
66
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
74
75
76
77
:78
i79
80
81
82
83
84
85
86
87
88
89
90
91
92
93
94
95
96
97
98
99

PAGK.

. 164, 481, 589

164, 589

404, 757

. ..165, 715
. . . 404, 757

165, 715

.165, 481, 659

166, 716

.481

Baie du Verte . . . . 404, 782

Baie du Vin 782

Ballyduff 589

Baltimore. .. .166, 589

Bancroft . .

Bannockburn 166,

Barnston. . .

Barnston Corners

Barrie 167,

Barrington 405,

Barton.

Barton ville ....

Batchewana Bay. . . 336,

Bath 167,

Bathurst ....

Bathurst, N.B 405,

Battersea . .168,

Bayfield 168,

Bayfield, N.B

Bayham 169,

Bay of Islands 441,

Bay of Quinte 169,

Bay Roberts. . .441,

Baysville

Beachburg .
Beaconsfield ....
Bearnsville. . . .169,

Bearbrook 170,

Bear and Black Creeks. .
Beausoliel Island.

170,
405,

Beaverton

Bedeque

Bedford.

Beebe Plain

Belgrave .

Belleville

Belleville— Bridge St.
Belleville— Bleeker St...
Belleville — Holloway St

589
589
481
716
590
757
481
660
618
716
168
782
716
660
.782
482
802
482
802
.590
.716
.627
660
716
660
.336
590
782
.717
.717
.660
.170
.590
.590
.590

PAGE.

100 Bell's Corners.. .. .171

101 Belmont. .172, 660

102 Belmore .172, 660

103 Bett'sCove 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, 66t

111 Berwick 406, 758

112 Bethany 59t

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 Bhthe 173, 661

126 Bobcaygeon ..174,591

127 Bocabec 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 Bonchere 174

135 Bond Head 175, 591

136 Bonne Bay 803

137 Both well 661

138 Boucherville. ..739

139 Bourg Louis 717

140 Boyne River 359, 627

141 Bo wman ville ... .

.175,

591

142 Bow River . . .

.350,

628

1 43 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

PAGE.

. 177

.661

661

.661

..177
..178

149 Brantford — Brant Av.

150 Brantford — Brant Av.

151 Brantford— Oxford St.

152 Brantford— Well. St.

153 Brewer's Mills

154 Bridgenorth

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, New 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

-*75 Burin

176 Burleigh Road .

177 Burlington ... .

178 Burlington, N.B.

179 Burrard Inlet.

180 Burton..

181 Bury

182 Bytown.

...803
442, 803
..181
... 662
.407, 758
....620
. ..407
718
.181

.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 Carleton 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 Cavanville 593

215 Cavignal 186

216 Cayuga 186, 485, 663

217 Centralia 663

218 Centreville 186, 718

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

244

245

246

247

248

24'.)

250

251

252

253

254

255

256

257

258

259

260

261

262

263

264

265

266

267

268

269

270

271

272

273

PAGE.

Chambly 187, 718

Chandos 187, 593

Change Islands 803

Channel 443, 804

Charlottetown 408, 783

Chatham 187, 664

Chatham 2nd 664

Chatham, N B 783

Chatsworth 188, 593

Chaudiere . . ... 352

Chelsea 188,718

Cherry Valley 594

Chesley 594

Chinguacousy 188, 594

Chippawa 188

Christian Islands . 337, 625
Clarenceville .

Clarendon

Clarke

Clifford

Clifton

Clinton

Coaticoke . ...
Coboconk.

Cobourg 191

Colborne.
Colchester

Coldwater

Coldwater,

Collfield

Collingwooi

.188, 718

.189, 819

.486

...664

.664

.190, 664

.190, 919

.190, 594

, 486, 594

192,591

486, 664

192, 594

Indian Mis., 337

.. 192

.192, 594

Colpoy's Bay 337

Combermere 595

Compton.. . .193, 719

Compton, French Mis 739
Gonsecon. . 193, 595

Cookshire 194, 719

Cookstown 194, 595

Cooksville . . . 195, 595

Coranna ..664

Cornwall 195, 719

Cornwall, P.E.I... 428, 783

Cornwallis .409

Corn wallis East . 409

Cornwallis West 409

Country Harbour. . . . 759
Coverdale . ... 409, 783

Cowansville 719

Cowansville, French M. , 739
Craighurst .. .196

Credit .337

Cressy 595

Crosby 196, 487

Crowland ... . 196, 664
Cupids 804

D.

274 Dalhousie 409, 784

275 Dahymple. . . . .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 Drummoudville. . .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 Dunville 203, 488, 596

307 Dunsford 596

308 Durham 203, 488, 596

309 Durham East 203, 720

310 Durham (French) . 352

E.

311 East Bolton 204

312 Fast Zona. .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 Falmouth 411

| 339 Farmersville .208, 721

! 310 Farnham 208

! 341 Farnham (French) 1..352

342 Fenella 208, 597

I 343 Fenelon Falls.. ..209,597

I 344 Fen wick 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 Fordwieh 668

359 Forest 211, 668

360 Fort Frances . . .... 628

361 Fort George.... .. -.211

362 Fort Hope ... .355

363 Fort McLeod . . 628

364 FortPelly .628

365 Fort Simpson. , .620

366 Fortune Bay . .443, 804

367 Frankford.. .211, 598

368 Frauklin. ...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

G.

377 Gabarus .412, 759

378 Gagetown .. .412,785

379 Gait. . .212, 490, 668

380 Gananoque .... .213, 721

381 Garafraxa 213, 668

382 Garden Island ..733

383 Garden River . „ .338, 618

384 Gaspe ,. 214, 722

385 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, 668

394 Glencoe ...669

395 Glentay. 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.

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 Hamilton, 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 4 1 4,-760

449 Harbour Grace 445, 805

450 Harlev 671

451 Harmony .222, 671

452 Hairington 222

453 Harriston .222, 492, 671

454 Harrow. . 671

455 Harrowsmith ...222, 722

456 Hartland ..786

457 Hastings 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 Henry sburg . . .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 Holm-sville. .225, 671

482 Holstein 671

483 Hope 494

484 Hopewell 415, 786

485 Homing'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, Fi\. .740

492 Hullet .495

493 Hullsville. 226

494 Humber .226

495 Humber and Trafalgar. .495

PAGE.

496 Hungerford..

227

497 Huntingdon ...

498 Huntley .

499 Hnntsville.

227, 723

.227

.228, 599

500 Huron, French.

....352

I.

501 Indian Tribes, B. 0.355, 620

502 IngersoU

503 IngersoU, John St

504 Ingonish. .

505 Innisfil

.228, 672
.495, 672
.416, 761
.228, 599

506 Invermay

507 Inverness .

.229, 600
.229, 723

508 Iona *

...672

509 Island Brook..

. 229, 723

510 Island Cove.

. 445, 806

511 IsleofTanti. .,

...229

J.

512 Jacksonville. .

416, 786

513 Jarvis

...672

514 Jersey ville

515 Jerusalem. ......

673
.416, 786

K.

516 Kamloops 622

517 Keene 229, 600

518 Kelvin.. 673

519 Kempt .. .417

520 KemptviUe.. .230, 723

521 Kenil worth.. ...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, Queen 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 353

546 Kofu 626

547 Korah ... .. .618

L.

548 Labrador . . 445, 806

549 Lachine .255, 728

550 Lachute.. 233, 724

551 LaclaBiche .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 Lakefleld 234, 600

557 Lake of Two Moun-

tains .

558 Lake Simcoe

559 Lake Superior.

560 L'Amable.

561 Lanark..

562 Lancaster

..340, 740
..234, 341
....341
. . 234, 600
. .. .234
724

563 Lansdown 496, 724

564 Lavender.. .. 497

565 Lawrencetown. . ..761

566 Lawrenceville.. .235, 725

567 Laxton.... 497

568 Leamington. .. .235,674

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 . 628

577 Little York 418, 787

578 Liverpool. 418, 702

579 Lloydtown ... 237, 601

580 Loc'habar.... .237

581 Lockport.. . .762
"582 Lombardy ... .725

583 Londesboro' 2:57, 676

584 London 237, 498

585 London Circuit . ... 239

586 London, North Street . 238

587 London, Queen's Av . . .674

588 London, Dundas St. 238, 674

589 London, Well St. 675

590 London, Pall Mall . .675

591 London, Dundas E. . 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 Lond Point 240

600 L'Orignal. .. .240, 725

601 Lome . .. .601

602 Loughboro' . . ... 241

603 Louth . .... 242

604 Lowville 241, 676

605 Lucan .

606 Lucknow. . .

607 Lunenburg.

608 Luther.. ..

609 Lyn

610 Lynden. .

611 Lynedoch .

612 Lyon's Creek

613 Lyon's Head

M.

514 Maberly

615 Maccan .

616 Madoc. .

617 Magenetawan . .

618 Magog

619 Magog, French.

620 Maitland

621 Maitland, N.S..

622 Malahide

623 Mallorytown

624 Manchester..

.241, 676

.241, 676

418,762

... .676

.241, 72")

..677

.242, 677

....242

.601

.242

. . 762

.242, 601

.601

. . ..726

353

..243, 726

.419, 762

.243, 499

...500

.419, 762

625

626

627

628

629

630

631

632

633

634

635

636

637

638

639

640

641

642

643

644

645

646

647

648

649

650

651

652

653

654

655

656

657

658

659

660

661

062

663

664

665

666

667

668

669

670

671

672

673

674

675

676

677

678

679

680

681

682

683

684

685

686

687

690
691

PAGE.

Manitoulin Island . . 341, 601

Manitowaning 619

Manningville 244

Manotic... 726

Mansonville 244, 726

Manvers. .. .244, 500, 601

Maple Bay
Maple Ridge.
Marbleton.
March . ...
Margaree. .
Margate ... .
Markdale . .
Markham .
Marlborough
Marmora ..
Marthaville. .
Marysville . . .
Matilda
Mattawa.
Maxwell ....
Maynooth
Meadow Lea.
Meaford . .
Meaford S. .
Meander

621

621

.726

.244

....420

419, 787

. ..244,602

.244, 500, 602

500

. . 245, 602

.677

. . . 420, 787

..245, 726

.246, 726

....602

.246, 602

628

.247, 500, 602

602

420

Melbourne. ...247, 500, 727
Melbourne, French ..353

Melville 602

Merlin. .. . ..677

Merrickville. .248, 727

Merritton 248, 677

Metcalfe. . .248,727

Metis 248, 727

Michipicoton 341, 618

Mid. Musquodoboit, 420, 762

Middleton 501

Middleton, N.S.
Mildmay ..

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 — Hochelega .
Moore ....
Moorefield. .
Mooretown . . . . •.

Moraviantown . .
Moreton's Harbor
Morleyville. . . .

Morpeth . .
Morris, Man.
Morris, O.
Morrisburg..
Morrison. . .

.740

.678

.678

. ...255

.341, 693

.... 806

.351, 628

.255

....629

.256, 502

..256, 729

.256, 603

Milford .
Millbank...
Millbrook. . .
Milton...
Milton, N.S.
Mill town..
Mill Village .

Minden

Miramichi
Mississippi . . .
Mitchell .
Moria

Moncton ....
Monkton
Mono ....
Mono Road .

Montague

Montreal.. . .

763
603

249, 501, 603
....249, 677

...249, 603

250. 502, 677
763

420, 788

.421, 763

....250, 603

.421, 788

250

. .. .251, 678
.251, 603
.421, 788

678

.251. 603
.603

788

252, 502

Morven & Gosport..256, 729
Moulinette.. .256,729

Mountain Mission 763

Mount Albert... .257, 604

Mount Brydges .

Mount Elgin. .

Mount Forest. .257

Mount Pleasant..

Mount Stewart. .

Mud Lake

Mulmur

Muncey. .
Murray. ....
Murray Harbor.
Musgrave Harbor
MusgraveTown...

Muskoka

Musquodoboit .
Mystic, French .

, 503,
.258,

.342,

678

342

678

678

788

625

. .503

342, 693

.258

422, 788

446, 806

446, 807

, . .258

422, 763

.353

Mo.

729 McGillivray..

730 McKellar...

.. .258
.259, 604

Montreal — St. James St.

253, 727
Montreal — Ottawa Street

253, 727
Montreal — Palace Street

254, 727
Montreal — Dorches. St.

254, 727
Montreal — St. Joseph St.

254, 728
Montreal — Sherbrooke

Street 254, 728

Montreal— Well. St. . . 255
Montreal— Pt. St. Charles728
Montreal — St. Lambert.. 255
Montreal— Douglas Ch...728

N.

731 Naas. .

732 Nanaimo.. . .

733 Nanticoke . .

734 Napanee

735 Napier

736 Napierville . . .

737 Nappan . ,

738 Nashwaak . .

739 Nassagaweya.

740 Nelson

741 Nelson River.

742 Nelsonville.

743 Newash

744 Newboro'

745 Newburg..

746 Newbury..

747 Newcastle . .

748 Newcastle, N. B,

749 New Credit..

750 New Germany

751 New Glasgow..

752 New Hamburg.

753 New Hope. .

754 New Ireland. . . .

755 Newmarket..

756 Newport. .

757 Newtonville

758 New Westminister

.262,

. . ..622
356, 622
,259, 679
.259, 729
260, 679

353

422, 763

,423, 788

.503, 679

.260, 504

. 360, 629

.629

.. .343

.261, 729

.261, 729

262, 679

504, 604

....788

.343, 694

.423, 763

.262, 729

.679

.504

262

.263, 604
. 423, 763

604

356, 622

846

INDEX TO THE

PAtiE.

759 Niagara 264, 679

760 Nichola Valley. ... 622

761 Nipissing & Stoney Lake. 604

762 Missouri 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 Gover

769 Northport. .

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

265, 730 ! 835 Pictou 425, 764

. 604 i 836 Pierreville 353

770 North Sherbrooke 265 837 Pigeon River . . .

/71 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

838 Pittsburg.

839 Plain ville

840 Plantagenet.

841 Plattsville. . .

842 Playfair

843 Plympton.

....344

.281, 732

.281, 607

.281, 732

....681

..281, 732

..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 6sl

853 Poplar Point 630

854 Portage du Forte .283, 732

PAGE.

508

.345, 625

..807

.. .807

..358, 742

....683

785 Omemee 269, 505, 605 855 Portage la Prairie .. 366, 630

786 Oneida 344, 694 856 Port au Basque .

787 Onslow, N. S 4.3, 764 857 Port Carling

788 Onslow, O .269, 730 i 858 Port Colborne. .

789 Orangeville 370, 005 , S59 Port Dalhousie

790 Orillia

791 Orrnstown . .

792 Osgoode

793 Oshawa

794 Osprey

795 Oswegotchie

796 Ottawa.

797 Ottawa City

798 Ottawa Centre

44'

.607

....682

...283, 682

. .447, 807

. . . 283, 682

.283, 607

.2/0, 605 : 860 Port de Grave

.271, 731 ! 861 Port Dover.

.271,731 802 Port Elgin. .

.272, 605 , S63 Port Hawkesbury 425, 764

.272, 605 ; 864 Port Hood ... 765

.. .272 865 Port Hope ..284,607

. . 273 ! 866 Port Lambton 682

.273 : 867 Port La Tour. .425, 76."

. . . 731 i 868 Port Mouton ... . 425, 765

799 Ottawa Eas't 273, 731 , 869 Port Neuf . . . 284

800 Ottawa West. . . .273, 731 870 Port Rowan. . . .284, 682

801 Otterville.. . .2;4, 680 , 871 Portsmouth.. .. 733

802 Owen Sound. .274, 506, 605 j 872 Port Stanley .. .285, 682

803 Oxford Centre 274, 680 | 873 Pouch Cove' 807

804 Oxford E 506, 731 874 Pownal 426,789

805 Oxford, N. S 764 875 Prairie Grove . ... 630

806 Oxford House.. 351, 360, 629 876 Prescott 285,733

877 Preston .286

P. ! 878 Preston and Paris, Ger-
man 358, 694

807 Palestine.. .. .360,629 879 Priceville 607

808 palmerston 680 | 880 Prince Albert 286, 608

892 Raleigh.

893 Rama

894 Random North .

895 Random South

896 Kankin

897 Ravenswood

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 290

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 Kobinson.. .734

920 Koblin 734

921 Rock Lake ....631

922 Rockwood 291, 684

923 Rockwood, Man 631

924 Rokeby. .. ..291

925 Romney 291, 684

926 RondEau 291

927 Rosemont 292, 608

928 Rosseau . . .292, 608

929 Rosseau Crossing 631

930 Roxborough 292

931 Roxton 354

932 Roxton, French 740

933 Rugby 292, 608

934 Russell.. .. .292

935 Russelltown ... .292

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 Puny Sound, Indian.. .344

819 peel.. 276, 681

820 Pelhani 507

821 Pembina Mountains. . .629

822 Pembroke 277, 732

823 Penetanguishene. .277, 606

824 Penville .. .507

881 Prince Arthnr's Land-
ing ... 286, 608, 619

882 Prince Edward

883 Princeton

884 Proton.. ..

885 Providence Ba}'

886 Pugwash..

.508
..286, 682
.2S6

426, 765

887 Quebec

888 Quebec.

889 Queeenston .

Q

287, 733

French Mis. .353
.683

S.

936 Sackville.. 427, 789

93' Salford 293, 684

938 Salisbury, Man 631

939 Salisbury & Elgin. .428, 790

940 Salt Springs 622

941 Sambro' & Mar. Bay 428, 766

942 Sandfield 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

82,

Percy

R.

890 Raglan.

8, 606 i 891 Kainham .

955 Seatou 609

956 Seeley'sBay. ....734

957 Selby .. .295, 735

;958 Selkirk 631

959 Seneca.... .295, 684

742 j 960 Seymour 295

683 I 961 Shannon ville .. . .295, 609

CIRCUITS AND MISSIONS.

847

PAGE. I

962 Sharon and Mt. Albert. 2!>G j

963 Sharon and Queensville609

964 Shawanaga 347, 625

965 Shawbridge 296, 735 !

966 Shediao 428, 790 |

967 Sheet Harbonr .428, 766

968 Sheffield, N.B. 429, 790

969 Sheffield, 0.. 296

970 Shefford

971 Shefford, French

972 Shegwaonda.

.... 29(5
Mis.

354, 741
. .619

973 Shelburne, N.S. ..429, 7ti6

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, 808

981 Shubenecadie 429, 766

982 Sidney 298, 609

983 Silver Islet 299, 619

984 Simcoe 299, 508, 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 Suuth 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
10i'5 Stayner 303,610

1006 Stellarton. .430,766

1007 Stirling 303, 610

10 8 Stoney Creek . . . 303, 685
1009 Stoney & Kettle Point, 694
101" Storrington 303

1011 Stouffville. .. .303, 610

1012 Straffordville 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 ' & Chiliwhack,

3.56, 622

1020 Summerside.. ..430,790

1021 Sunderland. .. .611

1022 Sussex 790

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.

» pa<;k..

1031 St. Andrew's, N B.431, 790

1032 St. Andrew's, O.. .306

1033 St. Anthony 808

1034 St. Armand... .306, 736

1035 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. Johns, 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

1C69 St. Thomas. .309, 510, 687

1070 St. Thomas, 2nd 687

1071 St. Vincent.. .310, 611

1072 St. Williams 310, 687

T.

1073 Tabusintac .

1074 Talbotville. . .

1075 Tamworth..

1076 Teeswater

1077 Templeton..

1078 Teviotdale..

1079 Thames

1030 Thamesford

1081 Thamesville.

1082 Thessalon.

1083 Thomasburg

1084 Thornbury. ...

1085 Thorndale

.086 Thorne

1087 Thorne, German.

1088 Thorold..

1089 Three Rivers.. .

1090 Thurlow. . . .

1091 Thurso . .

.792

.510, 687

..311, 736

.311, 687

.311

.311

..312

.. .312

.687

619

....611

.312, 611

....688

.312

358

.313, 688
.313, 736
.314, 611
.314, 737

1092 Tilbury 314,688

1093 Tilsonburg 314,688

1094 Tilt Cove. ... .808

1095 Tintramer.. .792

1096 Tiverton 611

1097 Tobique 436, 792

1098 Tokio... . ..626

1099 Toronto 314, 511

UOO Toronto— B. Wes... .315

1101 Toronto- Metrop.. 31 6, 612

1102 Toronto— Richmond St.

316, 612

1103 Toronto— Elm St. .3*17, 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— Yorkville.... 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 31«, 613

1121 Tvviliingate 448,809

1122 Tyrcoime.ll.. .319, 688

u.

1123 Uftington 614

1124 Ulster 689

1125 Upham 437, 793

1126 Upper Kent 793

1127 Utterson 319, 614

1128 Uxbridge ....319, 614

1129
1130
1131
1132
1133
1134
1135
1136
1137
1138
1139
1140

V

Valleyfield 737

Vennacher 358, 614

Vernon 512

Vespra 319, 614

Vesta 512

Victoria, Ont 689

Victoria, V. 1 356, 622

Victoria, Chinese 624

Victoria, H.B.T. 351,631
Victoria Road . .319,614

Vienna 319, 689

Vroomanton 615

w

1141 Walkerton. . . 320,

1142 Wallace, N.S

1143 Wallace, O . .

1144 Wallaceburg. .

1145 Walpole

1146 Walpole Island.. .

1 147 Walsingham

1148 Walter's Falls.

1149 Walton, N.S....

1150 Walton, O

512, 615
437, 767
320, 689

320, 689
.. .321

349, 694
. . ..321

321, 615
..767

....689

INDEX TO THE CIRCUITS AND MISSIONS.

PAGE.

51 Wardsville 322, 690

52 Warren 767

53 Warsaw 322, 615

54 Warwick 322

55 Washington 323, 690

56 Waterdown..323, 513, 690

57 Waterford. .323, 513, 690

58 Waterloo, 0 513

59 Waterloo — Kingston .324

30 Waterloo, Quebec. .737

31 Waterloo, Fr. Mis 741

32 Watford 324, 690

33 Wawanosh . . . 324

34 Welland 325, 690

35 Welland Canal 513

36 Wellesley 325, 691

37 Wellington... .325, 615

38 Wellington Mines 624

39 Wellington Square 326

70 Welsford . . . 438, 793

71 Wentworth. . ..767

72 Wesleyville .. .326

73 West Brome 737

74 West Cape 438

75 Western Bay 809

76 Western Mission 514

77 Western Shore 448

78 West Essa 615

1179
1180
1181
1182
1183
1184
1185
1186
1187
1188
1189
1190
1191
1192
1193
1194
1195
1196
1197
1198
1199
1200
1201
1202
1203
1204
1205
1206

PAGE.

West Farnham 737

Westmeath . . . 326, 737
Westminster.. .327, 691

Weston 327, 615

Westport 768

West Shefford. .738

West Winchester 738

Weymouth 438, 768

Whitby 328, 616

Whitchurch 514

White Fish Lake. 351, 631

Wiarton 328, 616

Williamsford Station . .616

Wilmot

438,

768

Wilton

. . 329,

738

Winchester . . .

329,

738

Windham

.691

Windsor Mills..

.330,

738

Windsor. N.S.

.439,

768

Windsor, O.

330,

691

Wingham.

. . 330,

691

Winnipeg . .

.360,

631

Wolford...

.738

Woodburn..

.691

Woodford. .

.616

..330,

691

Woodstock, N.B..439, 793
Woodstock, O.. .330, 692

PAGH.

1207 Woodville, H.B.T.351, 631

1208 Woodville, O. . ..331, 616

1209 Wooler 616

1210 Wyoming.. .331, 692

1211
1212
1213
1214
1215
1216
1217
1218
1219
1220
1221
1222
1223
1224
1225
1226

Y

Yarmouth, O. .. .331, 692
Yarmouth, N.S. . 439
Yarmouth East. . .440, 768
Yarmouth North.. 440, 768
Yarmouth South. .440, 768

Yeddo 626

Yokohama 361

Yonge Street 331

Yonge St. Centre.. 333, 616
Yonge St. North. .332, 617
Yonge St. South. .332, 617
York (Grand River).... 333

York (Toronto) 333

Yorkville 333,514

Yorkville— Bloor St. .617
Yorkville— Yonge St . 617

Z.

1227 Zimmerman.

.692

INDEX TO THE DISTRICTS.

Algoma . . .
Annapolis
Augusta . .

Barrie ....
Bay Quinte . . .

Belleville

Bonavista .

Bracebridge

Bradford. . .
Brampron. . .
Bsantford .
British Columbia .
Broekville
By town .

o.

Canada East . .
Carbon ear . .
Cavan
Cayuga . .
Chatham. . .
Charlotte town.
Cobourg .
Collingwood. . .
Cumberland . . .

Emerson .

E.

P.

PAUE.

....633
449, 769
... .362

.362, 633
. ... 362
.363, 633
. ..810
... .633
.363, 633

633

.363, 695
.363, 633
.363, 743
. ...363

H.

Halifax.

Hamilton 364.

Hudson's Bay
Huron and Superior

Japan
Johnstown

PAGE.

.449, 769

515, 695

. ..365

.365

634

.515

515

449, 810

.515

. .515

..363, 695

. . . . 449

.364, 633

..364, 633

769

.634

Fredericton 449, 794

French and Indian 743

G.

Goderich ... .364, 515, 695

Guelph 364, 695

Guysboro' and Cape Breton . . 769

Kingston

Leeds

Lindsay. . .
Liverpool.
London .

.365, 743

Lower Canada..

K.

L.

516

.. .634

449, 769

,365, 515, 516, 69"»
515

M.

i Milton . .

Miramichi
i Montreal .
! Mount Forest..

N.

Napanee

Newfoundland. . .
Niagara

.516

794

.365, 516, 743
.. .516

.743

....449

.366, 695

Ottawa .
Owen Sound .

....366, 743
.366, 516, 634

Pacific Coast
Pembroke. . .
Perth . . .
Peterboro'

366

..366, 743

366, 744

.367, 515, 634

Picton .

Pontiac . . ,
Portage La Prairie .
Prince Edward. . .

PAGE.

..634
...367
...634

...516

Prince Edward Island . . 450, 794

Q

Quebec .

R.

Red River
Rideau. . .

s.

Sackville.. . .

Sarnia

Saskatchewan..
Simcoe.. .
Stanstead. . . .

Stratford

St. John..
St. John's . .
St. Stephen .
St. Thomas . .

Toronto .
Truro. .

.367, 744

.,367, 634
.367

.450, 794

. . .367, 696

.367, 634

696

....367, 744

. 696

.450, 794

.450, 810

... 794

...367, 696

.367, 516, 634
450, 769

w

Walkerton . .
Waterford

Waterloo

Wellington..
Whitby . .
Winnipeg . .

Yarmouth.

..634

.516

..744

. .696

.368, 634

. ...634

769

^

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, N. B. . , 433

5. Cornish, Rev. Geoi ge 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 .. 531

19. Rice, Rev. Samuel D., D.D .. .. 548

20. Ryerson, Rev. Egerton, D.D , LL.D ... 518

21. Stanstead Wesleyan College. 550

22. Steinhaur, Rev. Henry. .. .. .. .. .. 630

23. Sunday, Rev. John . . . .... 143

24. Sutherland, Rev. Alexander, D. D ..... .... 582

25. Victoria College and Faraday Hall . . . ... 534

26. Wood, Rev. Enoch, D D 585