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See Branches of Plymouth Brethren to explain abbreviation types (although in short: OB (& TW-P) are Halls & Chapels within the "open brethren" (although GH's (generally) maintain a separate network from the Chapels and other OB assemblies). EB/TW/TW-N/KLC/Ames/PBCC/NT are "Careful" Brethren (similar to OB Halls), and BC are (generally) independent community churches with early or indirect PB influence, and will (usually) not consider themselves "Brethren"). AA = African American; FWG = Grant Brethren; OB-F = French-speaking Open Brethren; OB-F&E = both French & English Open Brethren; Assemblies not otherwise labeled (language-wise) are assumed predominantly English-speaking.

The above primer link expands on the abbreviations, and also contains introduction to this (and other) sheets within the overall History. There have been scores of branches with their own distinctive networks and strengths within the history of the PB, and many branches continue to flourish today, and while no assembly or gathering is identical to the others, each is thought to maintain a fervent desire for simplicity in gathering around the Lord Jesus, though practices and secondary doctrines may vary culturally and/or preferentially as autonomous (yet inter-dependent) local churches.

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Central QC

Quebec City

  • Chapelle Evangelique Belvedere Avenue, Quebec City, QC (OB-F) +1954-1965+
    • Salle Evangelique Belvedere +1954; Chapelle Evangelique 1955+
    • @ 2 Belvedere Ave. +1954-1956+
    • c/o Jean-Paul Berney (b. 1926 Lausanne, Switzerland - d. 2014) +1954; Samuel? Bruce Sommacal (d. 2004 St. Augustin des Maures, QC) 1955-1956+;
  • Lowe preaching point (EB) +1894+
    • c/o Mrs. Jas. Kaine
      • possibly James Robert Kane (b. 1846 QC - d. 1904 QC, QC), listed 1901 as owning a hardware store, and Presbyterian.

Centre-du-Quebec

Drummondville

Kingsey Falls

Lanaudiere (Greater Montreal suburbs

Laurentides (Greater Montreal suburbs)

Antoine-Labelle

La Macaza

  • La Macaza Meeting Room, QC (TW AA) +1908-1917+
    • c/o Augusto Gillet (b. 1863 Franchesse, France - d. 1949 Ottawa, ON) +1908-1917+; Miss Lia Gillet (b. 1893 QC, m. 1916 Albert Olivier Chagnon) +1914+; Paul Gillet (b. 1895 QC) +1914+;

L'Annonciation

  • L'Annonciation preaching point (TW) +1908-1911+
    • c/o Mrs. F.A. White
      • possibly Mrs. Alfred Freeman White, aka Maria Louisa Allan White (b. 1857 NS - d. 1937 Montreal, QC)
        • Maria was dau. of James (b. 1815 Scotland) & Margret (b. 1814 NS) Allan. In 1871, this family lived in Ragged Island, Shelburne, N.S., and were neighbors with John Rae (b. 1831 England) and his wife Eliza (b. 1829 England) who were practicing PB at the time.

Argentuil

Dunany

Lachute

Les Laurentides

Arundel

Mauricie

La Tuque

Trois-Rivieres

Saguenay-Lac-Saint-Jean

Girardville

Ouen-Nord

Saugenay

Arvida

Shawinigan

  • Assemblee Chretienne de Shawinigan, QC (OB-F) +1954-2016+
    • Salle Evangelique Gospel Hall 1956+
    • @ homes in Shawnigan Falls +1954-1955; 1894 St. Laurent 1956+
    • c/o Joseph Darling @ 7-B St. Laurent St. +1954-1956+

North QC

Baie-James

Cote-Nord

Baie Comeau

Cree Regional Authority

Kativik Regional Government

Nord-du-Quebec

Chibougamau

Southcentral QC (Greater Montreal suburbs)

Laval

Longueuil

Montergie Est

Monteregie

Beauharnois-Salaberry

Beauharnois

  • Beauharnois preaching point (TW) +1914-1917+
    • c/o Mrs. Hudson

Brome-Missisquoi

Bedford

Cowansville

  • Cowansville Meeting Room, QC (TW) +1917-1927+; (TW preaching point) +1933+; (TW) +1985+
    • c/o J. Chisholm +1917-1923+; J.E. Chisholm +1927+; Mrs. Edgar Chisholm +1933+; M. Angelo Croft +1985+;

Farnham

Haut-Saint-Laurent

Howick

  • Howick Meeting Room, QC (EB F) +1878-1908; (TW F) 1909-1992; (TW-N F) 1992-2010+
    • William Gebbie +1878-1903+, +1911+; Robert Thompson +1889-1905+; George Smith +1889-1901+; John Rutherford +1905-1914+; William A. Greig +1905-1923+; George Petrie +1914-1944+; George Meikle +1917-1923+; Charles Hunt +1923+; J. Gordon Muir +1927-1966+; John Currie +1927-1949+; Ernest B. Muir +1949-1973+; C.G. Houghton +1951+; Norman Tebby +1962-1985+; Eric H. Rumsby +1973-2005+; Raymond Ouellet +1999-2010+;

Huntingdon

  • Huntingdon Meeting Room, QC (EB F) +1878-1879+; +1901-1905+; preaching point (TW) +1933+
    • c/o William Sangster +1878-1879+; Samuel Hough 1879+; C.S. Holliday +1901-1905+; Miss Caroline Metcalf +1933+;

Haute-Yamaska

Granby

  • Assemblee Chretienne de Granby, QC (OB-F) +1954-2016+
    • Chapell Evangelique 1956+
    • @ home of Gerald Lacombe @ 4 Ottawa St. +1954-1955; 345 Dennison Ave. 1956+;
    • c/o Gerald Lacombe +1954-1955; Archibald Leon "Archie" Lloyd (b. 1912 South Stukely, QC - d. 1983 Sherbrooke, QC) @ Roxton Pond 1956+;

Valleyfield

Vaudreuil-Soulanges

Hudson

  • Como preaching point (TW) +1917+
    • c/o Mrs. William Davidson +1917+; Miss Davidson +1917+;
  • Hudson Meeting Room, QC (TW) +1923-1951+
    • c/o David H. Taylor +1923-1944+; A.J. Nesbitt +1944+; Norman Tebbie +1949-1951+;
  • Hudson preaching point (EB) +1905+; (TW) +1917+
      • c/o Miss Annie Macnaughton +1905+; Mrs. Lemuel Wilson +1917+;

Montreal

  • Bethel Gospel Chapel, Montreal, QC (OB AA) +1904/+1943-2020+
    • St. Antoine St. Gospel Hall (OB) +1904-1936+; (OB AA) +1943-1950+; Bethel Gospel Hall (OB AA);
    • Montreal Gospel Hall +1904-1955+
    • @ 289 St. Antoine St. +1904+; 525 St. Antoine St. +1927+; 2481 St. Antoine St. +1933-1955+;
    • c/o James Peter Keith (1894-1982) +1927+; James I. Duguid +1927+; Thomas Saunders +1936+; McDonald Simpson +1943-1956+;
  • Grace Chapel, Montreal, QC (OB) +1904/+1950-1956+
    • St. Antoine St. Gospel Hall (OB) +1904-1936+; Draper Avenue Gospel Hall (OB) +1943-1948+
    • hive from St. Antoine St. Gospel Hall;
    • @ 289 St. Antoine St. +1904+; 525 St. Antoine St. +1927+; 2481 St. Antoine St. 1933-(1937+-1942); 5867 Cote St., Antoine Rd. +1943-1956+
    • c/o James Peter Keith (1894-1982) +1927+; James I. Duguid +1927+; Thomas Saunders +1936-1943+; Joseph I. Duguid +1948-1950+; Thomas Saunders +1954-1956+;
  • Newman Place Christian Assembly, QC (TW-N) 1953-2019+
    • 2025 City Councillors St (TW) 1910-1953
    • Natural History Hall (NHH/Montreal) 1880-1910
    • Nordheimers Hall; The Long Room; St. Georges Hall; (EB) 1860's-1880
    • home of William Craig Baynes (1809-1887) (OB?) 1856-1860's
    • Bible & Tract Depot @ 97 City Councillors St. +1923-1927+; 2031 City Councillors St. +1933-1944+
    • c/o William Craig Baynes 1856-1879+; T.M. Taylor +1889+; Frederick Hart +1889-1894+; James M. Aird +1894-1923+; D.R. Blackader +1894-1901+; W.F. Hart +1901-1903+; Henry Hammond +1901-1908+; E.C.B. Featherstonhaugh +1903-1944+; F.W. Collier +1905+, +1911-1923+; R.H. Blennerhassett +1923-1933+; E.G. Millard +1927-1949+; S.H. McDoell +1933+; D.H. Taylor +1944+; William C. Martin +1944+; H.W. Racey +1949+; J.L. Grimsgaard +1949-1962+; Ernest W. Wakefield +1951-1973+; R.J. Blennerhassett +1951+; W.G. Blennerhassett +1951+; R. Beacham +1962-1966+; Morton H. Mearns +1962-1973+; Hazen E. Galbraith +1966-1973+; William H. Smeall +1973-1985+; J. Edmund Beacham +1985-2005+; David Martin +1985-1999+; John Arendt +1985-2005+; more recent unlisted;
  • Rosemount Bible Church, Montreal, QC (OB) 1989-2020+
    • Ebenezer Gospel Hall (OB) 1929-1953; Ebenezer Gospel Chapel (OB) 1953-1989;
    • hive from St. Antoine St. Gospel Hall on the eve of the Great Depression
    • @ E. 4th (between Holt & Dandurand) tent meetings July-Aug 1929; Holt & 11th 1929-1930; 2900 Rosemount Blvd. (6e & Rosemount) 1930-1953; 6000 13e Ave. 1953-present;
    • c/o George Henry Dixon +1936+; John Dawson +1943-1954; George Henry Dixon 1955+; J.W. Whitelaw 1956+;

Pointe-Claire

Verdun

  • Bethany Gospel Chapel, Verdun, QC (OB) +1936/1964-1984
    • Hebron Gospel Hall, Verdun (FWG-E) +1936-? (OB) ?-1964
      • aka Wellington St. Gospel Hall +1936-1956+
    • @ 5734 Wellington St. +1936-1956+
    • c/o David Mills @ 3430 Decarie Blvd., Montreal +1936+; R.J. Kane @ Montreal +1943+; William Ophenius Stucker (b. 1887 Georgetown, British Guiana - d. 1964 Montreal, QC), Gideon @ Montreal +1948-1956+;

Vallee-du-Haut-Saint-Laurent

Southeast QC

Bas Saint-Lauren

Chaudiere-Appalaches

Montmagny

Thetford Mines

Estrie

Coaticook

Granit

Megantic

Les Sources

Danville

Memphrémagog

Ayer's Cliff

Eastman

Hatley

  • Minton preaching point (EB) +1889-1901+
    • c/o Mrs. J. Dean +1889-1894+; Mrs. E. Dean +1896+; Mrs. John Dean +1901+

Magog

Stanstead

Sherbrooke

  • Assemblee Chretienne de Sherbrooke, QC (OB-F) +1954-2016+
    • @ 23A King W. +1954-1955; 715 Desormeaux St. 1956+;
    • c/o Arnold John Myers Reynolds (b. 1917 Montreal, QC - d. 2004 Sherbrooke, QC) +1954-1956+
  • Grace Chapel, Sherbrooke, QC (OB) +1936-1965+
    • @ home of Arthur C. Hill, M.D. @ 39 Dufferin Rd. +1936+; 19 Montreal St. +1943+; 27 Montreal St. +1948-1956+;
    • c/o Arthur Clare Hill, M.D. (b. 1907/1908 London, Ontario - d. 1991 Sherbrooke, QC) +1936-1956+;

Lennoxville

  • Lennoxville Meeting Room, QC (TW) +1889/+1923-1933+
    • Johnville Meeting Room (EB) +1889-1908; (TW) 1909-1917+; Lennoxville preaching point +1944+
    • c/o Dr. John Racey III (b. 1834 Montreal, QC - d. 1906 Lennoxville, QC) +1889-1906;
    • c/o John Racey IV (b. 1865 Quebec City, QC - d. 1944 Lennoxville, QC) 1906-1933+; Miss Daisy A. Racey +1944+
      • family lived in Quebec City +1846-1881+;
      • Dr. John Racey's III father, Dr. John Racey II (b. 1809 Montreal, QC - d. 1847 Quebec City, QC) also a medical doctor, and Anglican; Dr. John Racey II's father was John Racey I (b. 1783 Bath, England, m. 1809 Quebec City, QC, d. 1856 London, England) and was employed in 1822 (with his brother Benjamin) at Beaufort Brewery in QC.
      • John III's brother George Wise Racey (b. 1846 Quebec City, QC - d. 1913 York, Ontario) was an Anglican preacher.

Val-Saint-Francois

Richmond

  • Melbourne Richmond Meeting Room, QC (EB) +1878-1903+; (TW) +1917-1933+
    • c/o Quintin McGill +1878-1903+; Hon. H. Aylmer +1889-1894+; George Walker +1896+, +1903+; Eber Pope +1901+; A.W. Robinson +1917-1927+; E.F. Pope +1917-1933+; A. St. L. Trigge +1933+

Gaspesie-Iles-de-la-Madeleine

Bonaventure

Cascapedia

New Richmond

Black Cape

Port Daniel - Gascons

Southwest QC

Abitibi-Temiscamingue

  • Assemblee Chretienne de Rollet, QC (OB) +1954-2016+
    • @ Protestant School, Range 9 & 10 +1954-1956+;
    • c/o Edward Vincent Davey (b. 1907 Peterborough, Ontario - d. 1995 Montreal, QC) +1954-1956+;

Outaouais

Gatineau

  • Angers preaching point (TW) +1908+
    • c/o Mrs. Clement Aurel
  • Aylmer Meeting Room, QC (TW) +1908-1927+
    • c/o Jas. Gibson +1908-1927+;
  • East Templeton Meeting Room, QC (EB) +1889-1905+; (TW preaching point) +1908-1911+; (TW) +1917-1927+
    • c/o Sam Carriere +1889+; +1903-1905+; Robert Green +1889-1905+; Mrs. Robert Green +1908-1923+; Mr. Uppee +1917+; Mrs. J. Steel +1917-1927+; Mrs. Mitchell +1923+; A. Hupe +1923-1927+; Henry Hupe +1923+;
  • Gatineau Point Meeting Room, QC (TW) +1914+
    • c/o Samuel Harris
  • Hayworth Meeting Room, QC (EB) +1908+
    • in the Hull neighborhood of Gatineau
    • c/o Isaac Hetherington (d. 1914)

Papineau

Cheneville

Lochaber

Pontiac

Bryson

  • Bryson Meeting Room, QC (EB) 1879-1896+; preaching point (EB) +1903+;
    • c/o Louis Pasche 1879-1896+; Mrs. Louis Pache +1903+;

Campbell's Bay

Clarendon

Eardley

Luskville

?

Maryland

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