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Acknowledgments, pp. viii-x.
p. viii: magnificient publishing [ magnificent publishing
p. ix: Mrs. Sam Dennell, [ Mrs. Sam Dennel,
Table of Contents, pp. xi-xii.
p. xii: Prince Edward Isand, [ Prince Edward Island,
Preface, pp. xiii-xv.
p. xiv: indentification's sake, [ identification's sake,
Part One
Chapter I: Historical Steps Toward Religious Reform, pp. 1-6.
p. 2: owe an acknowlegment [ owe an acknowledgment
of emphasis, focusses [ of emphasis, focuses
p. 5: Hugenots [ Huguenots
Chapter II: The Disciples of Christ Arise in America, pp. 7-27.
p. 7: rules explained elsewhere.) [ rules explained elsewhere.
p. 8: colleague of Kelly's-- [ colleague of O'Kelly's--
is Massachusetts, [ in Massachusetts,
p. 9: but had hestitated [ but had hesitated
p. 10: and in Tennesee, [ and in Tennesee,
effects were occuring [ effects were occurring
p. 11: in Kentucky, Tennesee, [ in Kentucky, Tennessee,
June 28 1804-- [ June 28, 1804--
p. 12: amongst non-comformists [ amongst non-conformists
man of Campell's [ man of Campbell's
p. 16: "Declaration and Address. [ "Declaration and Address"
of a focussing [ of a focusing
(The Haldanes [ The Haldanes
p. 17: (Memoirs, i, p. 309). [ (Memoirs, i, p. 309).
(Memoirs, i, p. 149). [ (Memoirs, i, p. 149).
p. 20: being called 'Campellites.' [ being called 'Campbellites.'
p. 22: Messiahship, or the [ Messiahship, or the
2, reformation, 3, immersion, 4, remission [ 2. reformation,
3. immersion, 4. remission
hearing, faith, repentence [ hearing, faith, repentance
p. 23: "Walter Scott: Voice [ "Walter Scott: Voice
(Life of Walter Scott, [ (Life of Walter Scott,
Baptist of the 'ancient [ Baptist of the 'ancient
p. 25: in Cincinnatti, [ in Cincinnati,
p. 26: sins; faith, repentence, [ sins; faith, repentance,
Chapter III: The Development of the Disciples in America, pp. 28-46.
p. 28: complete resume; [ complete resumé
p. 34: were D. S. Burnett, [ were D. S. Burnet,
by D. S. Burnett. [ by D. S. Burnet.
p. 35: Charlies Louis Loos, [ Charles Louis Loos,
Abington, Illinois, [ Abingdon, Illinois,
p. 39: agencies. A. T. DcGroot, [ agencies. A. T. DeGroot,
p. 41: Princetown, [ Princeton,
Vanderblit, [ Vanderbilt,
educational institutionals [ educational institutions
p. 43: Dr. A. T. DcGroot [ Dr. A. T. DeGroot
Chapter IV: Scottish Forerunners of the Disciples, pp. 47-54.
p. 50: communicated to Mr Carmichael [ communicated to Mr. Carmichael
p. 51: there was adamantime [ there was adamantine
p. 53: (Richard Memoirs, [ (Richardson, Memoirs,
Chapter V: Heralds and Pioneers in Ontario, pp. 55-63.
p. 59: three Anderson's, [ three Andersons,
Chapter VI: How the Disciples Grew in Ontario, pp. 64-76.
p. 64: of the Christian Connection [ of the Christian Connexion
p. 65: and A. Clendanan [ and A. Clendenan
p. 67: for the rigth [ for the right
p. 68: and Minevra O. [ and Minerva, O.
p. 70: (Chirstian Worker) [ (Christian Worker)
p. 71: this present year. [ this present year."
faith and repentence, [ faith and repentance,
p. 75: retirement, at Hillsburg [ retirement, at Hillsburgh
p. 77: cause for hestitation [ cause for hesitation
Chapter VII: The "Co-operations" in Ontario, pp. 77-94.
p. 78: so much censured. [ so much censured."
(Burnetted.) [ (Burnet ed.)
with the Mosiac [ with the Mosaic
read at p. . . . . . [ read at p. 71.
p. 80: "Wellington Co-operation', [ 'Wellington Co-operation',
p. 82: green suroundings [ green surroundings
p. 86: debate has occured [ debate has occurred
Chapter VIII: Beginnings of the Churches of Christ in the Maritime
Provinces, pp. 95-108.
p. 99: "These Campellites [ "These Campbellites
p. 100: move to Souhville, [ move to Southville,
p. 104: At Frederiction, [ At Fredericton,
p. 105: tabooed; Erret [ tabooed; Errett
p. 106: preachers home, [ preacher's home,
Chapter IX: Winning a Place in the Canadian West, pp. 109-120.
p. 110: making thirty four [ making thirty-four
p. 112: Eureka College, Ill; [ Eureka College, Ill.;
p. 115: "spread the gospel'. [ 'spread the gospel'.
Missonary Socety. [ Missionary Society.
forth to S.S [ forth to S.S.
p. 117: with J. A. Romig [ with J. A. L. Romig
p. 119: where he developd [ where he developed
Chapter X: Biographies of Some Spiritual Leaders, pp. 121-146.
p. 124: (c. f. Mill. Harb., [ (cf. Mill. Harb.,
p. 128: go forth unmistakeably [ go forth unmistakably
the word "repentence" [ the word "repentance"
contended that "repentence" [ contended that "repentance"
p. 129: with comparitive [ with comparative
p. 130: Enterprise and Bible Index.) [ Enterprise and
Bible Index.)
p. 136: makng enquries, [ making enquiries,
p. 138: churches as Aldboro. [ churches as Aldboro,
p. 139: as an intinerant [ as an itinerant
The years 1906-10 [ The years 1806-10
of Lobo, Alboro, [ of Lobo, Aldboro,
p. 140: trips of evangilizing, [ trips of evangelizing,
p. 142: recall Pauls [ recall Paul's
p. 143: no union never [ no union ever
of Christ" (c.f. [ of Christ" (cf.
p. 145: members ofthe [ members of the
Chapter XI: Educating for the Christian Ministry, pp. 147-174.
p. 148: winters of 1810-1875 [ winters of 1870-1875
[Note: The date of 1810 is certainly an error. Donald
Crawford (1820-1911) arrived at New Glasgow in 1855.]
p. 150: The Co-operaton [ The Co-operation
p. 152: reported a preparatory [ reported (a) a preparatory
This occured [ This occurred
p. 157: proposed by Prof [ proposed by Prof.
p. 158: to the student's home. [ to the students' home.
p. 161 (Mr. Cahrles L. Buton) [ (Mr. Cahrles L. Burton)
p. 163: revival--occured [ revival--occurred
and Whilhelmia, and Whilhelmina,
p. 164: Churches of Chirst. [ Churches of Christ.
Following the anouncement [ Following the announcement
p. 166: in a few [ in a few years;
the question is now, not what degree you have, but where did
you study. the question is now, not what degree have
you, but where did you study. [ the question is now,
not what degree have you, but where did you study.
enjoined by larged [ enjoined by large
The affiliation with [ "The affiliation with
p. 167: Such an affiliation [ "Such an affiliation
and institutonal [ and institutional
p. 169: preaching in Greemount, [ preaching in Greenmount,
p. 171: preparation of ministeral [ preparation of ministerial
p. 172: moreover, in earh [ moreover, in each
p. 173: mandatory prohibtions. [ mandatory prohibitions.
Chapter XII: The All-Canada Movement, pp. 175-189.
p. 177: all our Churches [ all our Churches.
p. 178: "libralities" [ "liberalities"
(Paul's pharse). [ (Paul's phrase).
always waits upan [ always waits upon
p. 180: atmosphere and enphasis. [ atmosphere and emphasis.
p. 182: from the Brotherhod [ from the Brotherhood
p. 183: hath set appostles, [ hath set apostles,
p. 187: Mrs. Fred Welford, Mrs. Fred Welsford,
Chapter XIII: North American Disciples One Body, pp. 190-219.
p. 194: told more fullly [ told more fully
p. 198: a S.S. Conventoin, [ a S.S. Convention,
p. 199: in studies, conselling [ in studies, counselling
p. 205: and her busband [ and her husband
p. 207: which the activieies [ which the activities
Home St., St. John [ Home St., St. James
p. 210: at the anual [ at the annual
p. 211: chapter nine, "Winnipeg [ chapter nine, "Winning
p. 214: but one hestitates [ but one hesitates
Chapter XIV: What the Disciples of Christ Stand For, pp. 220-230.
p. 220: some Westeners [ some Westerners
p. 221: More explicity, [ More explicitly,
The metophysical [ The metaphysical
p. 222: every Christain [ every Christian
God (Matt; 16:16)." [ God" (Matt. 16:16).
p. 223: The hetereogenous [ The heterogeneous
p. 224: (Eph. I-22-23). [ (Eph. 1:22-23).
Corinth, Ehpesus, [ Corinth, Ephesus,
p. 227: Repentence, or change [ Repentance, or change
Romans 1. 16, 17; [ Romans 1:16, 17;
I Ttin. 3, 15). [ I Tim. 3:15).
Matt. 16, 16, Eph. 4, 15). [ Matt. 16:16, Eph. 4:15).
Col. 1:2 22d times: [ Col. 1:2, 229 times:
(Matt. 16, 16) [ (Matt. 16:16)
church' I Cor. 4:17; [ church', I Cor. 4:17;
Church Col. 1:24; [ Church, Col. 1:24;
p. 228: Eph. 5, 23; [ Eph. 5:23;
Acts 2:28 [ Acts 20:28
Churches of Galatia,' [ 'Churches of Galatia,'
Gal. 1, 2: [ Gal. 1:2:
I Peter 2, 17. [ I Peter 2:17.
Eph. 2, 13. [ Eph. 2:13.
Rom. 6, 4; [ Rom. 6:4;
Acts 20, 7, I Cor. 11, 28. [ Acts 20:7, I Cor. 11:28.
I Tim. 4:15 [ I Tim. 6-16
Eph. 4:17. [ Eph. 4:11.
p. 229: Great ecumenial [ Great ecumenical
Chapter XV: Our Journalism: Sources and Sidelights to History, pp.
231-238.
p. 231: necessarily localizd [ necessarily localized
p. 234: desire for permissable [ desire for permissible
p. 235: (later T H. Capp [ (later T. H. Capp
p. 238: our most conspicious [ our most conspicuous
such as Evrett [ such as Errett
Chapter XVI: A Flame of the Lord's Kindling, pp. 239-255.
p. 241: The actual precipitaion [ The actual precipitation
the existence of of [ the existence of
p. 242: rear ofthe [ rear of the
than the expression" [ than the expression."
p. 247: landed at Yokahama, [ landed at Yokohama,
p. 248: came two outsanding [ came two outstanding
came to Tokio. [ came to Tokyo.
p. 251: ($86,846) [ ($86,846).
p. 252: Bessie A. Parinson [ Bessie A. Parkinson
Chapter XVII: Canadian Missionaries Serve in Foreign Lands, pp. 256-267.
p. 258: Hillburg, Ontario, [ Hillsburg, Ontario,
p. 263: pastor of Koshikawa [ pastor of Koishikawa
p. 265: Bon in Chatham, [ Born in Chatham,
Tent and Temple, [ Tent and Temple,"
p. 266: JESSIE M. Trout. [ JESSIE M. TROUT.
Chapter XVIII: Fellowship With the Churches of Christ, pp. 268-271.
p. 269: Ephesians 3:1919. [ Ephesians 3:14-19.
Bengough, Sask: [ Bengough, Sask.:
Chapter XIX: Things Near to the Disciple Mind, pp. 272-282.
p. 273: of Mt. Sinal, [ of Mt. Sinai,
p. 275: is their delemma. [ is their dilemma.
Oganizations [ Organizations
p. 276: be the "pillan [ be the "pillar
from God's beneficient [ from God's beneficent
spiritually discernable [ spiritually discernible
Spiritual essentials) [ Spiritual essentials,
p. 279: of faith, repentence [ of faith, repentance
and Isaac Erret's [ and Isaac Errett's
p. 281: powers of sipiritual [ powers of spiritual
all thinking Chritians [ all thinking Christians
Part Two
Chronicles of the Local Churches, p. 283.
The Churches of Prince Edward Island, pp. 283-309.
p. 284: was greatly strenghted [ was greatly strenghtened
p. 286: There they left [ "There they left
p. 287: and he proceded [ and he proceeded
p. 294: with but tweny-five [ with but twenty-five
p. 296: of Lexington, Ky, [ of Lexington, Ky.,
p. 301: became irrestible [ became irresistible
p. 304: Falgetter (1880)), [ Falgetter (1880),
p. 306: September 6. 1936 [ September 6, 1936
about a hunred [ about a hundred
p. 307: church may be be [ church may be
The Churches of New Brunswick, pp. 309-336.
p. 309: developed five churches [ developed four churches
L'Etete, Falmouth, Lord's Cove, [ L'Etete, Lord's Cove,
formed themselves in to [ formed themselves into
p. 310: undecipherable handwritting-- [ undecipherable handwriting--
is no certainity. [ is no certainty.
p. 311: every act recorder [ every act recorded
duplicate of Jersualem [ duplicate of Jerusalem
Bro. Barnes paper, [ Bro. Barnes' paper,
churches, Another [ churches. Another
p. 313: "Falmouth, Hants Co., New Brunswick" (pp. 313-314) moved to
p. 353 as "Falmouth, Hants Co., Nova Scotia"
Falmouth, Hants Co., New Brunswick [ Falmouth,
Hants Co., Nova Scotia
p. 316: larger Maritime Provnces. [ larger Maritime Provinces.
p. 317: of the times. [ of the times.)
p. 319: T. M. Capp was pastor [ T. H. Capp was pastor
p. 320: Vanceboro, Burtts Corners, [ Vanceboro, Burtt's Corners,
to preach, begining [ to preach, beginning
into its membership [ into its membership.
p. 323: a good preacher [ a good preacher.
p. 324: and spirits, batizing [ and spirits, baptizing
p. 325: Barrett, supertendent, [ Barrett, superintendent,
in The Chistian, [ in The Christian,
p. 332: at least ninteen [ at least nineteen
The Churches of Nova Scotia, pp. 336-378.
p. 336: Period: Nicataux Falls, [ Period: Nictaux Falls,
p. 337: Twelve churches [ Thirteen churches
Milton, Falmouth, S. Range, [ Milton, Falmouth, S. Range,
p. 340: Hamilton, Alexander Fullerton. [ Hamilton, Alexander
Fullerton."
p. 342: process in Virgina, [ process in Virginia,
(See Beginners [ (See Beginnings
p. 343: bodies. (This [ bodies. This
p. 346: the Baptist church, [ the Baptist church.
p. 348: baptized in 1837." [ baptized in 1837.")
p. 350: Benjamin Franlin*, [ Benjamin Franklin*,
p. 353: "Falmouth, Hants Co., New Brunswick" (pp. 313-314)
inserted as "Falmouth, Hants Co., Nova Scotia"
p. 354 and King; Thus [ and King; thus
p. 356: Thaddous Kempton, [ Thaddeus Kempton,
p. 362: for the Africian [ for the African
p. 364: to Annapolis Baisin. [ to Annapolis Basin.
Mrs Agnes Lockwood, [ Mrs. Agnes Lockwood,
p. 365: Mrs. Margaret Cassoboom [ Mrs. Margaret Cossaboom
H. E. Coke, [ H. E. Cooke,
p. 368: but half-a-dazen [ but half-a-dozen
p. 370: H. E. Coke, [ H. E. Cooke,
p. 371: of the C.W.B.M.. [ of the C.W.B.M.
p. 375: from Lexington, Ky, [ from Lexington, Ky.,
p. 376: under R. F. Whishton, [ under R. F. Whiston,
p. 377: was after evengelism [ was after evangelism
J. A. Romig, [ J. A. L. Romig,
credit to Devoe, [ credit to Devoe.
p. 378: Maritime board was was [ Maritime board was
The Churches of Quebec, pp. 378-383.
p. 380: to be bandoned [ to be abandoned
1905, Bro, MeEwen [ 1905, Bro, McEwen
p. 383: some time saitisfaction [ some time satisfaction
The Churches of Ontario, pp. 383-605.
p. 384: Pioneer Periods [ Pioneer Periods:
Dunnville, Dunchurch, [ Dunnville, Dunnchurch,
Elizabeth & Dundas), [ Elizabeth & Dundas,
p. 387: to be providential.) [ to be providential.
p. 389: Willima Trout, [ William Trout,
township, Chinuacoucy, [ township, Chinguacoucy,
p. 393: and likely ageing [ and likely aging
(That was in [ That was in
amongst the exiles. [ amongst the exiles,
2The Esquesing Church [ The Esquesing Church
p. 397: Eureka (III) [ Eureka (Ill.)
p. 398: of Resedene, [ of Rosedene,
old "Christian Connection." [ old "Christian Connexion."
p. 399: with some certainity. [ with some certainty.
p. 400: in Nashville, Tennesee, [ in Nashville, Tennessee,
p. 401: (Eramosa township, and [ Eramosa township, and
p. 402: Spirited Leaders', [ Spiritual Leaders,
text of "Jordon, [ text of "Jordan,
p. 406: asterick(*) [ asterisk (*)
p. 408: and Z. F. Green. [ and Z. F. Green.1
p. 410: ourselves the appelation [ ourselves the appellation
p. 411: C. C. Mullin's [ C. C. Mullins'
p. 412: or Christian Connextion, [ or Christian Connexion,
of the Christian Connection [ of the Christian Connexion
and Christian Connection, [ and Christian Connexion,
p. 414: with the Christian Connection, with the Christian Connexion,
The Christian Connection [ The Christian Connexion
of Christian Connection [ of Christian Connexion
p. 415: to "pay expenses.' [ to "pay expenses."
p. 417: March issue, 1853, [ March issue, 1833,
p. 420: and allow wordly [ and allow worldly
p. 422: those inspired criterial [ those inspired criteria
p. 423: should be abandaned [ should be abandoned
p. 426: as now conducted (1842) [ as now conducted (1942)
Jordon church stands [ Jordan church stands
p. 427: most sought after. [ most sought after.)
p. 430: to passers by [ to passers-by
p. 431: mill of Jordon [ mill of Jordan
p. 434: celebrated ancedote [ celebrated anecdote
life of "Racoon" [ life of "Raccoon"
in actual scriptual [ in actual scriptural
p. 439 church's records contains [ church's records contain
p. 441: give afine [ give a fine
p. 442: outside of the the [ outside of the
p. 443: equalled his outsanding [ equalled his outstanding
p. 445: of Cleveand Ohio) [ of Cleveland, Ohio)
p. 446: organized a hand [ organized a band
that the Disciple [ that the Disciples
p. 449: from the ageing [ from the aging
p. 450: Moote family: viz, [ Moote family: viz.,
Moote as leader [ Moote as leaders
p. 454: at Bethany College. Va. [ at Bethany College, Va.
them the Stephents [ them the Stephens
p. 458: O. G. Hertzzog; [ O. G. Hertzog;
Ash states Christian [ Ash states (Christian
p. 459: group the Klinch's [ group the Klincks
p. 460: Wm. Forrester Thos. Riley, [ Wm. Forrester, Thos. Riley,
p. 465: living in Virgina, [ living in Virginia,
p. 466: Allanson Wilcox, [ Alanson Wilcox,
p. 468: and Christian Connection. [ and Christian Connexion.
p. 471: Hugh McDiarmid scholar [ Hugh McDiarmid, scholar
p. 472: was no illusion. [ was no illusion,
"church trouble', [ "church trouble",
'soul sleeping 'and [ 'soul sleeping' and
p. 477: Hs is referred [ He is referred
men to woship [ men to worship
(Living Labourer, [ (Living Labourer,
p. 479: of J. H. Coultard [ of J. H. Coulthard
as J. H. Coultard, [ as J. H. Coulthard,
W. T. Jelley Elmore Sinclair, [ W. T. Jelley, Elmore Sinclair,
Henry Gengers, Thos. Mason [ Henry Genders, Thos. Mason
p. 482: Fred. Sommers, [ Fred. Sommer,
p. 485: Archie A Allan, [ Archie A. Allan,
p. 486: (Chapter II). [ (Chapter 11).
C. Norseworthy, [ C. Norsworthy,
p. 490: R. M. Ainsworth, 1895-6; [ R. M. Ainsworth, 1895-6.
smaller former Methodist) [ smaller former Methodist
p. 492: on his way fom [ on his way from
p. 493: Clachan, Argylshire, [ Clachan, Argyleshire,
p. 494: what he considerd [ what he considered
p. 495: in a repellant [ in a repellent
p. 498: such as Campbell's, [ such as Campbells,
p. 499: Ms. Ed. Sheppard, [ Mrs. Ed. Sheppard,
p. 502: August, 1943, [ August, 1843,
p. 504: James Beaty, Sr, [ James Beaty, Sr.,
p. 505: has its back-stage [ has its back-stage.
p. 506: Hall on Yonge St., [ Hall on Yonge St.
p. 512: George Glendenan, [ George Clendenan,
p. 514: corner wisely forseen [ corner wisely foreseen
p. 515: preached at Whychwood. [ preached at Whychwood.
Four names were [ Three names were
p. 519: George Quiggan, [ George Quiggin,
p. 521: from George Barclays [ from George Barclay
p. 522: brethren Larrimore, [ brethren Larimore,
and H. H. Boll. [ and R. H. Boll.
p. 525: begun on Landsdowne [ begun on Lansdowne
p. 528: (a neice [ (a niece
Kimberlin, Tennesee, [ Kimberlin, Tennessee,
p. 529: rendered lengthly [ rendered lengthy
faithfulness and missionay [ faithfulness and missionary
p. 531: mostly from the States) [ (mostly from the States)
p. 532: J. H. Alblett [ J. H. Ablett
p. 533: will long servie [ will long serve
p. 536: individually possssed [ individually possessed
p. 539: was for ssome [ was for some
p. 542: under J. H. Coulhard. [ under J. H. Coulthard.
p. 547: dropped his Judeaism [ dropped his Judaism
p. 549: near Hidgeway. [ near Ridgeway.
p. 551: E. S. DeMillar [ E. S. DeMiller
p. 552: Mrs. A. Stephents. [ Mrs. A. Stephens.
entertained heartly [ entertained heartily
became active elswhere, [ became active elsewhere,
1891, a metting [ 1891, a meeting
p. 553: Columbia, Mo) [ Columbia, Mo.)
always operating resistent [ always operating resistant
p. 554: preached hot gospel [ preached the gospel
p. 555: S. B. Culp, [ S. B. Culp
and Sidney Stephns [ and Sidney Stephens
p. 557: Fred Somer [ Fred Sommer
p. 560: efforts briefly recorded [ efforts briefly recorded.
p. 564: Fairfield College, Nebraska, [ Fairfield College, Nebraska.
p. 574: were D. M .Manley [ were D. M. Manley
p. 577: forced to relinguish [ forced to relinquish
p. 579: ministry in Februay [ ministry in February
and Sweets Corners. [ and Sweet's Corners.
p. 584: have been oganists [ have been organists
Bible school [ Bible schol
direction of D M. Ash, [ direction of D. M. Ash,
in boys 'work, [ in boys' work
p. 587: newly-founded Chirstian [ newly-founded Christian
p. 588: March, 1853, (Chistian [ March, 1853, (Christian
p. 590: William M Crewson [ William M. Crewson
p. 592: The 'Co-operation", [ The "Co-operation",
of working, viz; [ of working, viz.,
p. 599: of the S.S.'. [ of the S.S.'
proclaimed, listend [ proclaimed, listened
p. 600: Board of Co-oparation [ Board of Co-operation
p. 601: in the schoool: [ in the school:
a building compaign [ a building campaign
p. 602: of their neighors [ of their neighbors
p. 604: gatherings. Interst [ gatherings. Interest
The Churches of Manitoba, pp. 606-629.
p. 606: Thomas Sissions, Jr., [ Thomas Sissons, Jr.,
p. 608: In 1881, a personage [ In 1881, a parsonage
of J. A. Romig [ of J. A. L. Romig
p. 610: St. Louis, Mo.. [ St. Louis, Mo.
p. 613: raised by alloting [ raised by allotting
p. 616: years of srvice [ years of service
p. 619: privileges: (we [ privileges: we
p. 620: Ohio. (See [ Ohio. See
BD degree [ B.D. degree
p. 622: the Christian Womens [ the Christian Women's
p. 625: Sunday Scholl suprintendents [ Sunday Scholl superintendents
The Churches of Saskatchewan, pp. 630-643.
p. 630: in 1905, ten [ in 1905, eight
Weyburne, Lake de May, Saskatoon, [ Weyburne, Saskatoon,
Regina, (Retallack St.) [ Regina (Retallack St.),
Scott, Wrentham. [ Scott.
p. 631: A .R . Adams [ A. R. Adams
and her fmily, [ and her family,
p. 633: following: J. A. Romig [ following: J. A. L. Romig
p. 634: brother of R. C. Murray's, [ brother of R. C. Murray,
p. 638: Saskatchewan, (Retalleck [ Saskatchewan, (Retallack
p. 639: of J. A. Romig [ of J. A. L. Romig
p. 641: other bodies that that [ other bodies that
had not enirely [ had not entirely
(George H. Stewart. [ (George H. Stewart,
p. 642: and scripturalness.) [ and scripturalness.
The Churches of Alberta, pp. 644-667.
p. 644: Eigteen churches [ Twenty churches
Ponoka, Clyde, [ Ponoka, Lake deMay, Clyde,
(Park Hill). [ (Park Hill), Wrentham.
p. 648: College of the Lexington, [ College of the Bible, Lexington,
p. 649: Note: History moved from page 635, from Saskatchewan to
Alberta province
Lake De May, Camrose, E. D., Saskatchewan [
Lake deMay, Camrose, E. D., Alberta
here as elsewhre [ here as elsewhere
p. 650: Oregon, Ore., [ Oregon City, Ore.,
p. 651: was with the the church [ was with the church
p. 658: Halsey E. Wakekin, [ Halsey E. Wakelin,
p. 659: 1936, J. Merkin Hill; [ 1936, J. Merlin Hill;
p. 660: the group perservered [ the group persevered
1927, the evanglist [ 1927, the evangelist
p. 661: and H. L. Breakinridge [ and H. L. Breakenridge
p. 665: Isaacon, of Eugent [ Isaacon, of Eugene
p. 667: Note: History moved from page 643, from Saskatchewan to
Alberta province
Wrentham, Lethbridge Electoral District, Saskatchewan [
Wrentham, Lethbridge Electoral District, Alberta
The Churches of British Columbia, pp. 668-672.
p. 668: Twentieth Centurys [ Twentieth Century:
p. 669: Central profitted [ Central profited
p. 670: worship, with unmistakeable [ worship, with unmistakable
p. 672: vauable service. [ valuable service.
of Bro. Broadus, [ of Bro. Broaddus,
Bibliography, pp. 672-673.
p. 673: (Burnett ed.) [ (Burnet ed.)
List of Illustrations, pp. 674
Addenda and corrigenda are earnestly solicited.
Ernie Stefanik
Derry, PA
Created 28 November 2003.
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