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St. Andrew's Anglican Church
Photo by Alan L Brown - Posted August, 2004
Photo by contributor Wayne Adam - Posted February, 2012
Plaque Location
The Region of Niagara
The Town of Grimsby
On the north side of Main Street West (Road 81)
about 3 blocks west of Elm Street
Coordinates: N 43 11.596 W 79 34.239 |
Plaque Text
On this land donated by Robert Nelles, United Empire Loyalist, the pioneers of this community built a log church in 1794. It was replaced by a frame structure which was completed by 1804. The present stone church was erected 1819-25 and consecrated by Bishop C.J. Stewart in 1828. The first three incumbents were the Rev. W. Sampson 1817-22, the Rev. A.N. Bethune 1823-27, and the Rev. G.F.R. Grout 1827-49. In this churchyard are buried many members of the Loyalist families who founded The Forty (Grimsby).
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