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Presbyterians

1  Early Days in Richmond Hill: although classes begun that same year by Presbyterians in Gananoque usually receive the

2  Early Days in Richmond Hill: William Jenkins, a popular Presbyterian preacher, to settle in the community and

3  Early Days in Richmond Hill: Stockton of New Jersey, and was ordained a Presbyterian cleric. He distinguished himself as a scholar

4  Early Days in Richmond Hill: 1830s, and early 1840s, the community's Presbyterians remained in the popular, although

5  Early Days in Richmond Hill: it. Another nagging thought: Would the Presbyterians have started their building in 1819, when we

6  Early Days in Richmond Hill: members of Reverend William Jenkins' Presbyterian congregations predominated. Only one

7  Early Days in Richmond Hill: no one from Reverend William Jenkins' Presbyterian congregations.

8  Early Days in Richmond Hill: was especially noticeable among the Presbyterians. What a change it must have been to move from

9  Early Days in Richmond Hill: or sharing sanctuary space with the Presbyterians. In 1847, Richmond Hill Methodists hired

10  Early Days in Richmond Hill: Reverend James Dick of the Presbyterians) two doctors (John Duncumb and

11  Early Days in Richmond Hill: in church enterprise as our own." The Presbyterians of Richmond Hill, argued the editorial, "can

12  Early Days in Richmond Hill: Catholics lagged behind the Methodists, Presbyterians, and Anglicans in numbers, in wealth, and

13  Early Days in Richmond Hill: Methodists helped spur on the rival Presbyterians who were building a new structure at the same

14  Early Days in Richmond Hill: and to some extent motivated the Presbyterians, there was also the challenge of keeping up

15  Early Days in Richmond Hill: William Jenkins and the Presbyterians

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