Accruals 2009-163 and 2010-188 transferred from Laurentian University Archives to Algoma University in May 2009.
May be restrictions on access based on the terms of the Deposit Agreement, the Diocese's Policy on Privacy and Archives. Subject to all applicable privacy legislation.
May be restrictions on use based on the terms of the Deposit Agreement, the Diocese's Policy on Privacy and Archives. Subject to all applicable privacy legislation.
Minor conservation performed on sous fonds.
0.14 m of textual records
Christ Anglican Church (Englehart, Ont.) is a church in the Northern Lights Anglican Parish (Haileybury, Ont.).
Rev. John Leigh asked the Bishop of Algoma for work in the diocese in 1906, and was offered a $500 annual stipend. He arrived in Englehart in April 1907 and met with Rev. R.A. Cowling of Haileybury. Rev. Leigh’s home was built immediately: a shack 30” by 14”. The first service was held April 21, 1907.
The foundation for the parsonage was laid on May 6, 1907. Fundraising for the church commenced, and in the meantime Rev. Leigh held service above the post office loaned by Mr. Robert Brittain. The church was dedicated in September of the same year.
In 1950, St. Luke's Anglican Church (Hanbury, Ont.) was donated to the congregation of Englehart. Materials from the church were used to renovate the floor, roof, insulation, and wiring. The church building underwent renovations again in 1959 which included the addition of a vestry, storage units, and a rear stairway. Christ Church celebrated the 65th anniversary of the parish at a service of thanksgiving and re-dedication on September 28, 1972. In the same year a renovation project was undertaken to complete the interior of the church, enlarge the kitchen, refurbish the downstairs hall, and create a new church office and vestry.
Christ Anglican Church (Englehart, Ont.) was consecrated on October 27, 1985 by the Right Rev. Leslie Peterson, Bishop of Algoma.
Incumbents have included: Rev. John Leigh (1907-?), Rev. Edward Francis Pinnington (1911-1912), Rev. James Templeton (1919-1921), Rev. Christopher Lord (1924-1927), Rev. Frederick Elmer Jewell (1932-1937), Rev. Arthur Preston Scott (1936).
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Sous fonds is comprised of records documenting the activities at Christ Anglican Church (Englehart, Ont.) with some records from Charlton, Ont. and Heaslip, Ont. Includes service register, vestry minutes, cash books, Women's Auxiliary records, vestry book, and other material.
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Baptisms (1908-1949), confirmations (1908-1957), marriages (1908-1958), burials (1907-1957), and parish history (1907-1970).
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Baptisms (1949-1961), confirmations (1952-1973), marriages (1949-2009), burials (1949-1995).
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Note about confirmation class 1934. Letter dated 04 September 1985 discussing service registers.
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Contains news clipings, letters to the ACW, and greeting cards.
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Baptisms (1975-2001), confirmations (1979-1996), marriages (1976-1999), burials (1910-1992).
Insurance letter (1989), letter to the warden (1990), letter from the bank (1990), receipt from the bank (1989), email about vestry records (2008).
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Baptisms (1925-1958), confirmations (1925-1960), marriages (1926-1959), burials (1928-1960, parish history (1925-1957).
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Compact disc: moving picture of connection in the main line.
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Two images: b&w.
Two images of St. Luke's alter in Fort William; one before the fire of 1916 of early 1920.