Historic Sites of Manitoba: Sinclair Presbyterian Church / Sinclair United Church Monument (Sinclair, RM of Pipestone)

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Clerics | Photos & Coordinates | Sources

A monument at Sinclair in the Rural Municipality of Pipestone commemorates a church that operated here as Sinclair Presbyterian Church (1909-1924) and Sinclair United Church (1924-1985). Formerly at the church site, it had been moved alongside a monument for Sinclair School by the time of a 2024 site visit.

Clerics

Period	Cleric
1909	Philip Duncan
1909-1911	Rev. C. K. Mathewson
1911	Rev. Demin
1912-1914	Rev. C. M. Bater
1914	Rev. R. B. Penny
1915-1916	Rev. A. Marty
1917	Rev. Mulligan
1918	Rev. Lascelles
1919	Rev. J. Liggett
1920-1921	Rev. R. N. Williams
1921	Rev. W. H. Brokenshire
1922	Rev. Don McVicar
1922-1923	Rev. Brice Innis
1924	Rev. D. Spear
1924	Rev. Dickson
1924-1925	Rev. A. G. Pedler
1926-1928	Rev. R. D. Tannahill
1929-1931	Rev. W. O. Robinson
1932-1935	Rev. C. Downe
1936-1941	Rev. S. A. Harry
1942-1944	Rev. A. Pollard
1945-1946	Rev. H. G. Munro
1947-1949	Rev. C. S. Elsey
1950	Rev. W. Bayley
1951-1952	Rev. William Thompson
1953-1954	R. J. Chandler
1955	Rev. A. Greenaway
1955-1959	Mrs. Marjorie Hannah

Photos & Coordinates

Sinclair United Church commemorative monument (October 2011) Source: Gordon Goldsborough Sinclair United Church and Sinclair School commemorative monuments (June 2024) Source: Gordon Goldsborough Site Coordinates (lat/long): N49.56727, W101.28791 denoted by symbol on the map above

Sources:

Fiftieth Anniversary, 1909 to 1959: August 2nd, 1959, Sinclair United Church, commemorative booklet.

We thank Gordon Hart for providing additional information used here.

This page was prepared by Gordon Goldsborough.

Page revised: 29 June 2024

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