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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.
Inside the church are honour rolls for parishioners who were killed during military service in the First World War and Second World War.
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. Littler1917-1920
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. Milburn1952-1955
Omar Lamb
1955-1958
J. Patrick
Mr. Elliott1958
G. Hicks
Rev. Bilton1959-1963
?
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
St. Paul’s Anglican Church at MacGregor (October 2017)
Source: George Penner
St. Paul’s Anglican Church at MacGregor (October 2024)
Source: Rose Kuzina
St. Paul’s Anglican Church at MacGregor (August 2025)
Source: Glen Toews
Interior of St. Paul’s Anglican Church at MacGregor (May 2018)
Source: George Penner
First World War honour roll in St. Paul’s Anglican Church at MacGregor (March 2026)
Source: Rev. Tim Moore
Second World War honour roll in St. Paul’s Anglican Church at MacGregor (March 2026)
Source: Rev. Tim MooreSite Location (lat/long): N49.96673, W98.77570
denoted by symbol on the map above
Name
Occupation
Service
Rank
Birth Date
Death Date
Albert Dowell Fraser
[MacGregor, Portage la Prairie]Section Foreman
45th Battalion, Canadian Infantry
Private
6 September 1882
9 March 1916
Albert Charles Lye
[Central Congregational, MacGregor, Next of Kin, Portage la Prairie]Electrician
29th Battalion, Canadian Infantry
Private
2 February 1894
26 September 1916
Hubert Francis Liddell Stewart
[MacGregor]HBC Shipbuilder
5th Battalion, Canadian Infantry
Private
22 May 1883
26 Septembr 1916
William Hodson Stewart
[HBC, MacGregor]HBC Purser / Fur Trader
5th Battalion, Canadian Infantry
Private
7 May 1888
25 September 1915
Name
Service
Rank
Birth Date
Death Date
William Ralph Gates
[MacGregor, RCAF]76 Squadron, Royal Canadian Air Force
Sergeant
2 May 1916
30 December 1941
Charles Albert Kitson
[Austin, RCAF]405 Squadron, Royal Canadian Air Force
Flight Sergeant
18 July 1922
17 September 1942
Ivor Donald Olson
[MacGregor, RCAF]Royal Canadian Air Force
Warrant Officer Class 1
20 October 1918
16 September 1944
Thomas Edward Parker
[MacGregor, RCAF]142 (RAF) Squadron, Royal Canadian Air Force
Flight Sergeant
13 February 1918
21 October 1941
Through Fields and Dreams: A History of the R.M. of North Norfolk and MacGregor, Volume 2, 1998, pages 1088-1090.
We thank Rose Kuzina, Glen Toews, and Rev. Tim Moore for providing additional information used here.
This page was prepared by Darryl Toews, George Penner, and Gordon Goldsborough.
Page revised: 31 May 2026
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