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Frost, Frederick (1851-1922)

(26 January 1851 Essenden, England - 24 April 1922 Rosseau). Educated at the British School for the Civil Service; Algoma lay teacher & catechist (1872-1883); Bishop Fauquier's licence (1873); Shingwauk Homes (1872-1877) including three times a week on Sugar Island (1873-1874); Garden River (Oct. 1872-1877), (August 1897-May 1907); Sheguiandah (1877-1897) (outstations at Little Current, Birch Island, Sucker Creek, Gore Bay, Whitefish River, Collins Inlet & French River) Deacon: 1883, Priest: 1885 Algoma; Rural Dean of Manitoulin (1895); Sick leave due to typhoid fever - in Bermuda (1895); Rosseau (1907-1918); Canon (1906); Lost power of speech due to a stroke on the 14th of January 1918; First wife, Martha Anne (1847-1895) died of typhoid fever. Second wife, Dorcas Young (1877-1 June 1934 Rosseau). Buried with second wife at Rosseau. Son, who died of a shotgun blast, is buried at Garden River. Wrote: "Sketches of Indian Life", (Toronto: Wm. Briggs, 1904); Edited "The Ojibway Hymn Book," (London: SPCK 1937.)

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Biographical Index: Clergy, Students, Lay Readers & Catechists, 1830-1940 \ Alan Knight

Letter, Anne Stevens to Ken Hernden, September 10, 2013

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Algoma Clergy

Diocesan history, Sheguiandah, history of Frederick Frost

Submitted by cmathison on Thu, 07/25/2013 - 15:36
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1892
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1946
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1892-1946
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0.3 cm of textual records.

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aua
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Diocesan Heritage Centre history collection
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003
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006
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Frost, Frederick (1851-1922)
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Chief Buhgwujjenene

Submitted by admin on Sat, 01/08/2011 - 15:58
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Rev. Canon Frost

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1904
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1904
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[Reproduced 1980 (originally created 1904)]
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English
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0.3 cm of textual records.

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srsc
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Shingwauk Project collection
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015
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2010-046-003
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001
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Sault Ste. Marie (Ont.)
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All material is in English.
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Buhkwujjenene, Henry, 1811-1900
Frost, Frederick (1851-1922)