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This United Church in Hamiota, in the Municipality of Hamiota, was constructed in 1914 for a Methodist congregation, replacing an earlier structure.
Period
Cleric
1882
Rev. J. F. Mears
1882-1884
Rev. George Baker
1884
Rev. Myers
1885
George Henry Long (1857-?)
1886-1887
Rev. W. P. McHoffie
1887-1889
Rev. T. B. Beynon
1889
Rev. Taylor
1890-1892
Rev. W. R. Hughes
1892
Rev. W. B. Chegwin
1893
Rev. T. B. Beynon
1894
Rev. William Sommerville
1895-1898
Rev. J. J. Cruikshank
1898-1901
Rev. W. R. Davies
1901-1905
Rev. S. P. Riddell
1905-1906
John Francis Palmer (c1878-1965)
1905-1909
Rev. W. E. Egan
1909-1913
Rev. W. A. McKim Young
1913-1915
Rev. S. East
1915-1918
Rev. Middleton
1918-1921
Robert Erastus Spence (1867-1957)
1921-1924
Rev. R. A. Swyers
1924-1930
Rev. E. Lund
1930-1934
Rev. R. E. McCullough
1934-1940
Rev. T. D. Barnett
1940-1942
Rev. Robert W. K. Elliott
1942-1948
Rev. W. G. Onions
1948-1955
Rev. A. H. E. Barber
1955-1956
Rev. J. F. Douglas
1956-1958
Rev. Ken H. Moffatt
1958-1969
Ralph Clark (1928-2014)
1969-1972
Rev. H. J. Dykman
1972-1974
Rev. D. J. McCrindle
1974-?
Rev. H. N. Lynas
?-?
Rev. Jack William Ballantine-Dickson (?-2023)
Postcard view of Zion Methodist Church in Hamiota (August 1920)
Source: Gordon Goldsborough, 2023-0016
Hamiota United Church (June 2019)
Source: George PennerSite Coordinates (lat/long): N50.18205, W100.59723
denoted by symbol on the map above
Obituary [John Francis Palmer], Winnipeg Free Press, 17 May 1965.
Hamiota: Grains of the Century, 1884-1984 by Hamiota Centennial History Committee, 1984, page 190.
Obituary [Jack William Ballantine-Dickson], Winnipeg Free Press, 11 February 2023.
This page was prepared by Gordon Goldsborough and George Penner.
Page revised: 11 April 2024
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