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The [[Winnipeg Meeting Room, MB|Winnipeg Meeting Room]] is theorized to be the oldest known Exclusive Brethren (EB) assembly throughout the province of Manitoba, and is also the oldest known assembly in general. The oldest correspondent listed within resources available is 1879 with N. Stovel. By 1889, they were Robert Block and C.M. Rubidge. In 1894, it was Joseph Doupe, who served until his death in 1910. And so and so forth.
=Locations=
* @ 405 Toronto St., home of Francis "Frank" Carter James +1911+ (b. 1869 Newlyn, Cornwall, [[England]] - d. 1932 Winnipeg, MB)
** son of Richard James (b. 1842 Paul, Cornwall, Eng. - d. 1874 Port Lincoln, South Australia) & Frances "Fanny" Gundry James (b. 1841 Perranuthnoe, Cornwall, Eng. - d. 1910 Penzance, Cornwall, Eng.). Wife: Diana Porter Jane Scott James (b. 1862 Montreal, QC - d. 1946 Outremont, QC), daughter of John Scott (1821-1892 Montreal, QC) & Diana Porter Dillon Scott (1826-1894 Montreal, QC).
=Correspondents=