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Historic Sites of Manitoba: McAuley Presbyterian Church / Rutherglen United Church (McAuley, RM of Ellice-Archie)
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Clerics | Photos & Coordinates | Sources
The first Presbyterian church in this region was built just inside the Saskatchewan border, in 1885, and it was used until 1899 when a new church was constructed at the same site. In early 1903, the building was moved to McAuley, in which is now the Rural Municipality of Ellice-Archie, and it was re-dedicated on 4 September 1904. It later became a United church and, in 1930, it joined with a church at Welwyn, Saskatchewan to form a two-point charge.
The church closed in 1997.
Clerics (McAuley Presbyterian)
Period
Cleric
1900-1903
Rev. Scott
1903-1905
Rev. Henderson
1905-1907
?
1907-1909
Rev. W. Stevens Smith
1910-1911
Rev. W. Johnson
1913-1916
Rev. F. Miller
1917-1918
Robert Harvey (1883-1975)
1918-1921
Rev. W. Ward
1922-1926
Rev. W. M. Chalmers
1927-1929
Rev. L. Casky
1929-1930
Rev. L. Bygrave
1930-1933
Rev. W. Arnett
1933-1938
Rev. W. J. King
1938-1941
Rev. W. L. Henley
1941-1944
Rev. J. T. White
1944-1950
Rev. A. R. Robinson
1950-1951
Rev. Clayton
Clerics (Rutherglen United)
Period
Cleric
1951-1953
Rev. F. Marwood
1953-1955
Murray Bater
Rev. C. Bater1955-1957
Rev. R. C. Usher
1957-1958
Rev. Don Hansford
1958-1965
Rev. Nelson Hutcheson
1965-1969
Rev. Paul Dempsey
1969-1973
Rev. Keith Grose
1973-1978
Rev. Daisy Rickard
1978-1979
Mr. Lyman Hill, Mr. L. P. Erickson, Mr. Stan Crellin, Mr. Garry Anderson
1979
Rev. Catherine Gaw
1980-1997
?
Photos & Coordinates
McAuley United Church (June 2019)
Source: George PennerSite Coordinates (lat/long): N50.26491, W101.38817
denoted by symbol on the map above
Sources:
A Century of Memories: Manson, McAuley, Willen; Archie Municipality 1883-1983 by Archie Centennial Book Committee, 1982, pages 54-56.
This page was prepared by George Penner and Gordon Goldsborough.
Page revised: 16 February 2021
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