Historic Sites of Manitoba: St. Paul’s Anglican Church (103 Hampton Street, MacGregor, Municipality of North Norfolk)

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Clerics | Photos & Coordinates | Sources

This Anglican Church in MacGregor, in the Municipality of North Norfolk, was purchased from a congregation at Stockton, where it was known as St. John the Divine Anglican Church, and brought here in the Fall of 1985 to replace an older church built in 1899. It was consecrated on 22 December 1985 at a ceremony attended by Rev. John Conlin.

Clerics

Period

Cleric

1899

C. C. Cunningham

1900

?

1901-1902

C. Custance

1902-1904

W. H. Cassop

1904-1906

C. Harrington

1906-1909

A. Warwick

1909-1916

Cushing Birch
C. G. Littler

1917-1920

St. John’s College students

1920-1923

C. Copeland

1923-1924

College students

1924-1925

C. Hatter

1926-1929

Rev. Gelling

1930-1941

G. Armstrong

1941-1948

L. Adams

1948-1952

C. Morgan
R. Milburn

1952-1955

Omar Lamb

1955-1958

J. Patrick
Mr. Elliott

1958

G. Hicks
Rev. Bilton

1959-1963

?

1964-1966

C. Sells

1967

Rev. Fleming

1968-1972

T. Bailey

1972-1974

M. Tipper

1975-1984

M. Kennon

1985-1988

Jim Talentino

1989-1992

W. Lyewood

1993-?

N. Collier

Photos & Coordinates

St. Paul’s Anglican Church at MacGregor

St. Paul’s Anglican Church at MacGregor (October 2017)
Source: George Penner

Interior of St. Paul’s Anglican Church at MacGregor

Interior of St. Paul’s Anglican Church at MacGregor (May 2018)
Source: George Penner

Site Location (lat/long): N49.96673, W98.77570
denoted by symbol on the map above

Sources:

Through Fields and Dreams: A History of the R.M. of North Norfolk and MacGregor, Volume 2, 1998, pages 1088-1090.

This page was prepared by George Penner and Gordon Goldsborough.

Page revised: 10 November 2019

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