First Baptist Church of Acton Faces Long Founding Story
The record traces the church’s origins starting January 2 1842 at Samuel Worden’s home in Faguesing township with ten attendees. Rev John Oakley leads, meetings move between homes and Erin, plans form to build, and a succession of pastors follows including Rev Cook, Rev Hazelton, Rev Warren, Rev Henry Cox, and others. By 1896 erecting a new building is approved on a Steele gift deed of land at Mill and Willow, culminating in the church’s fiftieth anniversary with improvements, an electric organ, and ongoing ministry in Acton and Georgetown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasiun
Samuel Worden
Faguesing
Upper Canada Baptist Missionary Society
Oakley
Fitch
Erin
Haver
Methodiat
Mina
Missionary Board
Row Cook
Cook
Mr Cook
WR Hazelton
R. Stephens
J Pickard
Alexander Warren
Henry Cox
Georgetown
John Ho Lowe
Tal
James Coutts
Ao T Sowerby
Son Cunmings
D BO Gordon
Woe Norton
Jesse Warren
Miss Steele
Mill and
Willow Streets
J. L. Warren
Jas. McIntosh
Acton
McAlpine
Burrell
Jones
Howant
Johnston
Ralph Easter George Baxter
Wallace
St Joseph's
Dublin
Lnk
Father Haley
Church St
Father Feeney
Father Arnold
Father Walsh
Father Traynor
Arthur Ont
Father Flahaven
Father Davie
Father Goodrow
Father McReavy
J TL. McBride
Father McBride
C.Y.O
Father Vincent J. Morgan
Aeumon
Hey W C. Burne
Hev Ready
John McLachlan
D BO Cameron
Alexander T Mann
J. Rae
Gaeehe
Rae
Kirk
Hughie
Joc Waleson
Wilton
Wilsor
Saskatchewan
Fairview
Alexander Stewart
Hof Rennie
Rennie
Scotland
R. Forbes Thomson
John Anderson
Thomson
R H. Armstrong
Knox Church
Hracebridge
Acton and Dublin Catholic Parish History and Knox Church Origins
The article recounts Acton Catholic parish origins on a hill near Dublin with the first church begun in 1857 by the Diocese of Hamilton. It notes later moves to Acton, cemetery remains, and early pastors, then shifts to Knox Church Acton founded 1845 by Scottish settlers, detailing church construction, music, pastors, and milestones through the early 20th century.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Dumortier
Society of Jesus
Dublin
John Farrell
Hamilton
Francis Marshall
John McQuaid
Wm. Cocklen
C. Petite
Thos, Willet
Jos. Delabays
Ro Chartier
J. 3. Nolin
P. Homel
J. A. MacDonald
D. Plante
J. Kiely
Louis Cote
J. S Oloane
John Finnegan
D. B. Devlin
Henry Kavanagh
Guelph
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Society of Jesus Pioneer
S. Joseph's
Romano Catholc Corporation
Diocese of
Matthew McCann
John Mutholand
St .Joseph
Jesuit Fathers of
the Baptist Church
ST Josephs Church
Knox Presbyterian Church