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Old Trinity 1842-1881

Old Trinity 1842-1881

Photo by Alan L Brown - Posted June, 2005

Photo from Google Street View ©2010 Google - Posted December, 2010

Plaque Location

The County of Lambton
The Township of St. Clair
In a cemetery at the end of a narrow dirt road
off the St. Clair Parkway at street address 1402
1.4 km north of Road 80 in Courtright


Coordinates: N 42 49.628 W 82 28.030

Plaque Text

The first Anglican church in Lambton was built on this site 1841-42 and, for many years, its bright tin steeple served as a guide to mariners on the St. Clair River. The land was donated by Thomas Sutherland who had founded the community of Sutherland's Landing (now Mooretown) in 1833. The first rector was the Reverend Alexander Pyne, and it was consecrated by Bishop John Strachan in 1845. In 1863 a new church was built and the original Trinity demolished in 1881.

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Right Reverend John Strachan 1778-1867

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