St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, Huntingdon : The First Seventy-Five Years

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Title
St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, Huntingdon : The First Seventy-Five Years
Abstract
St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church was established by Rev. John Merlin of Northern Ireland in 1823. The first services were held in a school in Scriver's Corners (Hemmingford's original name). In 1842 a stone church was built north of the village. With an increase in the size of the congregation, it was decided that a new building was required. In 1872, a brick church at 519 Champlain Street was constructed and continues to serve its congregation to the present day.
Publication
Chateauguay Valley Historical Society Annual Journal/Revue annuelle de la Société historique de la vallée de la Châteauguay
Volume
Vol. 17
Pages
1-13
Date
1984
Language
en
Citation
MacLean, J. B. “St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church, Huntingdon : The First Seventy-Five Years.” Chateauguay Valley Historical Society Annual Journal/Revue annuelle de la Société historique de la vallée de la Châteauguay Vol. 17 (1984): 1–13.
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