Accession 2009-249 was part of the Diocese of Algoma's records transferred to Algoma University from Laurentian University in May 2009 in transfer box 047. Accession 2013-068 was transferred to Algoma University by Patricia Mark, Lay Steward, Deanery of Thunder Bay via Mr. Fred Neal, Diocesan Archivist.
May be restrictions on access and use 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 access and 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 fonds.
.06 m of textual records.
The Anglican Deanery of Thunder Bay is one of five deaneries that comprise the Anglican Diocese of Algoma. The deanery has twelve churches and one mission, is served by ten clergy. It includes the Anglican parishes from Marathon on the east to Rosslyn Village and Murillo on the west.
In 1976, the Diocese was restructured to close the Deanery of Superior. The parish of Nipigon (including Red Rock, Dorion, and Schreiber) and the parish of Manitouwadge (including Marathon) were moved to the Deanery of Thunder Bay.
The current Archdeacon of Thunder Bay is the Venerable Deborah Kraft.
Sources:
Fonds comprises records of the activities of the deanery. Includes "The Church Magazine: a monthly account of the parochial work for the Anglican Church in the city of Fort William, Ontario, Diocese of Algoma (1940-1944)" and minutes of deanery meetings (1960-1962).
1 cm of textual records
The Algoma Missionary News
0.01 cm of textual record. - 7 pages
St. Paul's Church
0.9 cm of textual record. - 9 booklets
St. Paul's Church
1 cm of textual record. - 10 booklets
St. Paul's Church
1 cm of textual record. - 10 booklets
St. Paul's Church
0.9 cm of textual record. - 9 booklets