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St. John's Anglican Parish (Hilly Grove, Ont.) fonds

Description
Start Date: 
1931
End Date: 
1934
Date Range: 
1931-1934
Physical Description: 

0.04 m of textual records

Arrangement: 
Fonds is arranged in one sous fonds.
Scope Content: 

Fonds is comprised of records documenting the activities at St. John the Divine Anglican Parish (Hilly Grove, Ont.), specifically at St. John the Divine Anglican Church (Hilly Grove, Ont.). Includes service register. 

Repository: 
aua
Admin
Access Restriction: 

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.

Repro Restriction: 

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.

Conservation: 

Minor conservation performed on fonds. 

Geographic Access: 
Description Level: 

St. John's Anglican Church (Hilly Grove, Ont.) sous fonds

Description
Start Date: 
1931
End Date: 
1934
Date Range: 
1931-1934
Physical Description: 

0.04 m of textual records

Arrangement: 
Sous fonds is arranged in files.
History Biographical: 

St. John's Anglican Church (Hilly Grove, Ont.) is part of the single-point parish of St. John's Anglican Parish (Hilly Grove, Ont.). 

In September 1884, the Bishop of Algoma visited the interior of Manitoulin Island with Rev. J.S. Cole, stopping for a service and vestry meeting at Hilly Grove. At the meeting, Mr. Sproat offered a half acre of land for the construction of a church hall. The Bishop suggested a church truly devoted to worship would be more appropriate. By the spring of 1896, Rev. H.C. Avlwin of St. Paul's at Manitouwaning, had established a Sunday School at Hilly Grove and The Slash. He held services every two weeks at Hilly Grove.

In 1903, the Hilly Grove outstation was under the care of Rev. A.J. Young, and in 1905 the church was erected but incomplete. 

Work continued on the church building, and in 1931 the church wardens were in the process of painting and re-shingling. 

In 1950 the old church building was dismantled and the timber was used in constructing the St. John's at South Baymouth, Ontario. 

Sources:

  • "Missionary Work in Algoma", The Algoma Missionary News 7, no. 10 (1884): 1. Algoma University Archives, 2009-081_001_002_1884Oct.
  • "Manitouwaning Mission", The Algoma Missionary News 8, no. 4 (1886): 5. Algoma University Archives, 2009-081_001_004_1896Apr.
  • "Notes by the way", The Algoma Missionary News 15, no. 5 (1903): 3. Algoma University Archives, 2009-081_001_006_1903May.
  • "Notes", The Algoma Missionary News 2, no. 1 (1905): 4. Algoma University Archives, 2009-081_001_007_1905Jan.
  • "The Bishop Visits the Manitoulin", The Algoma Missionary News 27, no. 3 (1931): 5-6. Algoma University Archives, 2009-081_002_003_1931MayJune.
  • "History of St. John's Anglican Church, South Bay Mouth" [1955-1978], Diocesan Heritage Centre History files collection, part of 2013-078_004_014.
Scope Content: 

Sous fonds is comprised of records documenting the activities at St. John's Anglican Church (hilly Grove, Ont.). Includes service register. 

Repository: 
aua
Admin
Custodial History: 

Accrual 2010-160 transferred from Laurentian University Archives to Algoma University by Ken Hernden and Robin Isard in May 2009.

Access Restriction: 

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.

Repro Restriction: 

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.

Conservation: 

Minor conservation performed on sous fonds. 

Geographic Access: 
Description Level: