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=Northern Central N.S.===Annapolis County=====Bridgetown===* [[Bridgetown Meeting Room, N.S.]] (EB) '''+18801861'''-1893+** c/o Capt. Hugh Fraser(b. 1824 Inverness, [[Scotland]] - d. 1893 Bridgetown, N.S.]] *** work: 1871: sea captain, owned a schooner named ''Fanny'', built in 1852; took voyage (1870-1871) from Ardrossan, Scotland to Plymouth, England, then to Newport, England, then Wexford, England, then Liverpool, [[England]] then Dundalk, Ireland, the voyage on a brigantine named the ''Kate Upham'', constructed in 1864. **** +1881-1891+: hardware merchant; *** wife: Eliza Frasure Frazer +1881-1893+ (b. 1830 N.S.), later Presby. *** sister-in-law: Helen Quirk +1881-1901+ (b. 1833 Wilmot, Annapolis, N.S. - d. 1921 Bridgetown, N.S.), dau. of John Quirk, Jr. (b. 1783 Isle of Man - d. 1853 Bridgetown, N.S.) & Phebe Tupper Quirk (b. 1796 Annapolis Cy., N.S. - d. 1873 Bridgetown, N.S.);
=Cape Breton Island=Colchester County====Sydney=Manganese Mines===* Sydney Assembly [[Manganese Mines Gospel Hall, N.S.]] (OB) '''1850-1885+'''1927+** c/o Samuel Frederick Kendall 1850Johnson (b. 1885 Upper Stewiacke, Colchester, N.S. -1885 d. 1978 Halifax, N.S.), son of James Smith Johnson (b. 1818 Bristol1857 Newton Mills, Colchester, N.S. - d. 1918 Westbank, Central Okanagan, [[EnglandBritish Columbia|B.C.]] ) & Elizabeth Johnson (1860- d. 1885 Cape Breton1895 Upper Stewiacke, Colchester, N.S.); *** "Thirty-five years he laboured in isolationwife: Rebecca Dell Archibald Johnson (b. 1892 Manganese Mines, with much discomfort amidst the coldness and bleakness of that country; but little can be traced of how he was supportedN. The records are aboveS. He fell asleep in 1885- d." (from Charles Brewer's ''My Book of Remembrance'' from 19091957 Truro, via [https://wwwN.S.brethrenarchive), dau.org/media/364671/brewer-my-book-ofJohn Henry Archibald (1864-remembrance-ocr.pdf BrethrenArchive]. * [[Halifax Meeting Room1925 Manganese Mines, N.S.]] ) & Mary Alice Clifford Archibald (EB) +1877-1882+** @ Temperance Hall +18801864-1882+** c/o William Howe1899 Manganese Mines, Registrar of Probate @ 32 Bishop StN. +1877-1882+; JS. Pennington, Cunard's offices +1877+)
===Truro===
* [[Truro Gospel Hall, N.S.]] (OB) +1904-1927+** c/o WWilliam Nathaniel Brennan +1904+ (b. 1870 Montreal, [[Quebec|QC]] - d.1943 New Glasgow, Pictou, N. S.), evangelist; wife: Margaret Broome Brennan(1870 Quebec City, [[Quebec|QC]] - d. 1968 Truro, N.S.)** c/o C.F. Archibald @ 129 Arthur St. +1927+, possibly a Truro druggist in 1921, and Presby.
==Cumberland County==
===Port Howe===
* [[Port Howe Gospel Hall, N.S.]] (OB) +1904-1927+** c/o John Duncan McDonald @ Pugwash +1911-1927+ (b. 1864 [[Scotland]])
===Pugwash Junction===
* [[Pugwash Junction Gospel Hall, N.S.]] (OB) +1904-1927+** c/o Joseph Howe Eaton+1904+ (b. 1849 Pugwash, N.S. - d. 1932 Toronto, [[Ontario|ON]]), son of Stephen Eaton (b. 1819 - d. 1883 Pugwash, N.S.) & Mary Desiah Parker Eaton; wife: Mary Adelia McPherson Eaton (b. 1853 - d. 1922 Northfield, Summit, [[Ohio|OH]]); son: Cyrus S. Eaton, "noted Cleveland industrialist and financier". Joseph was credited in an obituary in the ''Boston Globe'' as "one of the leading shipbuilders of the Maritime Provinces, as well as a lumber magnate". It was also noted that he "came to Toronto many years ago". Three daughters: Mrs. F.I. Woodworth (Sagamore Hill, [[Ohio|OH]]), Miss Florence Eaton (London), & Mrs. T.B. Webb (Rome). It was also noted that a nephew, William R. Eaton, was a member of Congress from Denver. ** c/o Hiram Franklin MacLeod +1927+ (b. 1865 - d. 1938 Pugwash Junction, N.S.), son of Frederick MacLeod (b. 1830 N.S.) & Annie Angevine MacLeod (b. 1842 N.S.); wife: Eliza Eudora Piers MacLeod (b. 1874 - d. 1961 Pugwash Junction, N.S.), dau. of Nelson William Piers (b. 1840 N.S. - d. 1926 Pugwash Junction, N.S.); Hiram was the father of assembly evangelist Oswald Lorne McLeod (b. 1902 Pugwash Junction, N.S. - d. 2002 Hickory, Catawba, [[North Carolina|N.C.]]) of the [[Hickory Gospel Hall, NC]].
=Hantsport=Hants County=====St. Croix===* [[Hantsport preaching pointSt. Croix Meeting Room, N.S.]] (EB) +1880+** @ Loran Smith's mill** c/o Loran Smith (1853-1921 St. Croix, N.S.), son of Nathaniel Dill Smith (1814-1871 St. Croix, N.S.) & Margaret McDonald Smith (b. 1814 Hants Cy., N.S.T- d. 1878 St. Croix, N.S. Rand ); wife: Eugenia Harvie Smith (no meetingb. 1869 Hants Cy., N.S. - d. 1903 St. Croix, N.S.), dau. of Benjamin Harvie (b. 1838 N.S.) & Margaret Salter Harvie (b. 1840 N.S.);
=Picton==West Hants RM=======Hantsport====* [[Picton Hantsport preaching point, N.S.]] (EB) +1880+1869-1885** c/o David Russell Silas Tertius Rand '''1869-1885''' (b. 1810 Cornwallis Park, Annapolis, N.S. - d. 1889 Hantsport, N.S.); son of Rev. Silas Rand (no meetingb. 1778 N.S. - d. 1842 Cornwallis Square, Kings, N.S.)& Deborah Tupper Rand (b. 1778 Kentville, Kings, N.S. - d. 1812 Cornwallis Square, Kings, N.S.); *** Baptist preacher, missionary, ethnologist, linguist and translator, with focus on the Mi'kmaq people of Maritime, Canada, and was the first to record the legend of Glooscap. Became PB in 1869 via an itinerant in Halifax, until expelled in 1885, and returned to the Baptists. See [http://www.biographi.ca/en/bio/rand_silas_tertius_11E.html Biographi.ca].
=St=Pictou County=====New Glasgow===* [[New Glasgow Gospel Hall, N.S.]] (OB) +1927+** c/o David Sharp (b. 1880 [[Scotland]])*** a Presby. stonecutter in 1911 in New Glasgow. ===Pictou===* [[Pictou preaching point, N.S.]] (EB) +1880-1891+** c/o David R. Russell (b. 1849 N.S. - d. 1936 Seattle, [[Washington|WA]]), blacksmith** Picton (sic) =Southern Central N.S. Croix===Halifax RM=====Halifax===* [[Dartmouth Meeting Room, N.S.]] (EB) +1880+** c/o Major John Oldright (b. 1802 Whitechapel, London, [[England]] - d. 1891 Dartmouth, N.S.); wife: Elizabeth Oldright (b. 1802 Halifax, N.S. - d. 1884 Dartmouth, N.S.); * * PB @ 1861 in Toronto, [[StOntario|ON]]. Served 1811-1836+ in the 81st Regt. of the British Army at the Rock of Gibraltar. *** His son, Capt. John Edward Oldbright was born at Gibraltar, and later a pioneer citizen of Austin, [[Texas]], a "veteran Texas ranger captain, soldier, traveler and scholar", who lived in Austin from 1868-1918, then relocating to [[California]] where he died in Glendale. Croix * [[Halifax Meeting Room, N.S.]] (EB) +1877-1882+** @ Temperance Hall +1880-1882+** c/o William Howe, Registrar of Probate @ Loran Smith32 Bishop St. +1877-1882+; J. Pennington, Cunard's offices +1877+ =Southeastern N.S.===Cape Breton Island (RM)==* [[Sydney Assembly, N.S.]] (OB) '''1850-1885+'''** c/o Samuel Frederick Kendall 1850-1885 (b. 1818 Bristol, [[England]] - d. 1885 Cape Breton, N.S.)*** "Thirty-five years he laboured in isolation, with much discomfort amidst the coldness and bleakness of that country; but little can be traced of how he was supported. The records are above. He fell asleep in 1885." (from Charles Brewer's mill''My Book of Remembrance'' from 1909, via [https://www.brethrenarchive.org/media/364671/brewer-my-book-of-remembrance-ocr.pdf BrethrenArchive]. * [[Sydney Mines Gospel Hall, N.S.]] (OB) +1927+** c/o Thomas Hamilton, Drawer E =?===Carlyon==* [[Carlyon Gospel Hall, N.S.]] (OB) +1927+** c/o J.C. Carter*** there was a J.C. Carter that traveled in 1919 from Winnipeg to Halifax. ** possibly Carleton Village, Shelburne County???
