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The [[Ottawa Meeting Room, ON|Ottawa Meeting Room]] is considered one of four of the oldest, continuously meeting, Darbyite assemblies in all of Ontario, Canada, alongside the [[Smiths Falls Meeting Room, ON|Smiths Falls Meeting Room]], the [[London Meeting Room, ON|London Meeting Room]] and the [[St. Thomas Meeting Room, ON|St. Thomas Meeting Room]]. Each is known to have existed in 1878, if not earlier. All four of these assemblies broke from Raven in 1909 to help form the Tunbridge Wells branch which is arguably the most populous branch of the closed brethren in North America =Locations=* @ Temperance Hall @ Rideau St.+1877-1880+* St. James hall, Sparkes St. +1882+* 314 Lisgar St. +1911+* 357 MacLaren +1920+ =Meeting Times=* Su B 11am, C 3pm, G 7pm; Wed R 7:45pm; Fri P 7:45pm +1911+
=Leadership=
** m. Louisa Maria Stayner (b. 1821 QC - d. 1918 Bromley, Kent, England) 1850 in Quebec City as Anglicans.
* J. Loveday @ Dalhousie St. +1877+
* James Tracy/Tracey @ 46 Rideau St. +1877-1927+ (b. 1839 Ireland), watchmaker in 1871;* Lawrence Vankoughnet (1836-1898) +1880-1889+** supt. Indian Affairs, Parliament Buildings
** His aunt Catherine Scott was the great-grandmother of the author Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, the creator of Sherlock Holmes.
* Jonathan Auguste Guignard (b. 1844 France) +1901-1905+