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00000087
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8032 Rte.117<br /> Black River, NB
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In November 1834 plans were made to erect a Presbyterian Church in Black River Bridge. That church, St. Stephen’s, was built (a second St Stephen’s was built in 1906) and remained the home of Presbyterianism until church union in 1925. when St. Stephen’s became a United Church. Those who wished to remain Presbyterian held their services until 1930 in the Little Branch school and in homes. John Gibson, at that time, offered land on which to build a new Presbyterian church. That church, St. Paul’s, was built, and dedicated on July 18, 1930. The church, together with Knox Presbyterian, Kouchibouguac, were associated in a Home Mission until 1950 , at which time they joined with Chatham Presbyterians.<br /> <br />
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CEMETERY::<br /> St. Stephen's United Church<br /> <br /> LOCATION OF CEMETERY:<br /> Church Point, Black River, N.B.<br /> <br /> DATES OF CEMETERY:<br /> 1823 - Present
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Rev. Simon Fraser - 1834<br /> Rev. Thornley Smith, 1926, &<br /> Wm. West,<br /> F.E. Lloyd,<br /> M. MacKay,<br /> Dr. George Squires,<br /> J. Jardine,<br /> B. Andrews,<br /> J. Rossborough,<br /> J. Barnes,<br /> J.M. Campbell,<br /> Henry Kik,<br /> Rev. H. Fitzsimmons,<br /> Rev. A. Gibson,<br /> G. Heersma,<br /> J.O. Denny,<br /> David MacLellan,<br /> Eldon Andrews,<br /> N. Robertson,<br /> J. MacLellan,<br /> Rev. D.C. MacDonald,<br /> A. Orr,<br /> I. MacElwaine,<br /> L. Blaikie,<br /> H. MacCormack<br /> Rev. Fraser Dunbar 1950- 1953<br /> Rev. Henry Russell 1954-1957<br /> Rev. Wallace White 1957-1969<br /> Rev. Arthur Fawthrop 1969-1970<br /> Rev. Caldwell<br /> Rev. John Posno 1970-1979<br /> Rev. Douglas Blaikie 1980
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A Brief History of Presbyterians in Black River (D.Glendenning) - Black River and its First Settlers (A.W.MacDougall)
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2020/3/27
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2020/4/9
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