Historic Sites of Manitoba: Waskada United Church (106 Second Street, Waskada, Municipality of Brenda-Waskada)

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A United Church in Waskada in the Municipality of Brenda-Waskada consists of a Presbyterian church building built in 1903 and a Methodist church building built in 1902. The Methodist building was moved from across the street when the two congregations formed a union church in July 1922. With the formal union in June 1925, the church became the Waskada United Church.

Clerics (Waskada Methodist)

Period

Cleric

1901-1903

T. J. Johnstone
J. W. Aikins

1903-1905

H. J. Gallery

1905-1906

A. H. Hoare

1906-1907

John Lewis

1907-1910

James Hoskin

1910-1915

J. Wesley Johnston

1915-1917

W. B. Ambrose

1917-1922

J. Wesley Johnston
J. D. Gregg

1922

T. G. Seeley
Walter Lewis Thomas Patteson (1886-1962)

Clerics (Waskada Presbyterian)

Period

Cleric

1902-1904

James Hamilton

1904-1905

Alex Barclay

1905-1907

James Hamilton

1907-1915

David Johnstone

1915-1921

G. W. B. Linton

Clerics (Waskada United)

Period

Cleric

1922-1926

Walter Lewis Thomas Patteson (1886-1962)

1926-1932

G. A. Dyker

1932-1937

J. S. Caldwell

1937-1939

Ian McKay

1939-1943

T. M. Badger

1943-1946

T. A. Payne
C. Daniel Matheson

1946-1952

Hugh Bill

1952-1956

Garfield Barber

1956-1957

Owen Tudor Hughes (1915-2004)

1957-1959

Alex Rekken

1959-1962

F. Shuttleworth

1962-1965

James Vanslyke

1965-1968

R. Histed

1968-?

H. Gibson

Photos & Coordinates

Waskada United Church

Waskada United Church (July 2018)
Source: George Penner

Waskada United Church

Waskada United Church (July 2018)
Source: George Penner

Site Location (lat/long): N49.09725, W100.79913
denoted by symbol on the map above

Sources:

Waskada Memoirs, 1967, pages 104-106.

Sequel to Waskada Memoirs, 1870-1970, 1970, page 29.

This page was prepared by George Penner and Gordon Goldsborough.

Page revised: 3 November 2023

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