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Job I MOORE
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Sarah PRENTISS
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| naissance 24 mai 1791 à Dorset, Bennington
co. VT, décès 3 août 1831 à Hull QC, âge : 40 ans, sépulture au St. James Anglican Cemetary, Hull QC Père : Dudley I MOORE emploi(s) : Lumberer. |
naissance 4 avril 1801, décès 26 janvier 1831 à Hull QC, âge : 29 ans, sépulture au St. James Anglican Cemetary, Hull QC. Père : (recherche en cours) |
Marié(e) cir 1817 à Wesleyan Methodist Church, Nepean Twp., Carlton co. ON
8 enfants :
1.1. Job II Isaac MOORE, naissance 7 juin 1818 à Eardly, Hull QC, décès 30 avril 1894 à Rolph Twp., Renfrew co. ON, âge : 75 ans, sépulture au Presbyterian Cemetery, Point Alexander ON. Marié(e) avant 1846, Emma (Émilie) LAMIRONDE, naissance 1er mai 1828, décès 19 janvier 1911 à Ottawa ON, âge : 82 ans, sépulture au Presbyterian Cemetery, Point Alexander ON. 12 enfants.
1.2. John I MOORE, naissance 31 août 1819 à Eardley, Hull, décès 17 décembre 1890 à Rolph twp. ON, âge : 71 ans. Marié(e) 18 avril 1844 à St. James Anglican Church, Hull, Elmire (Almira) ROMAIN, naissance 26 juillet 1824 à Montréal (fille de Auguste (Augustin) ROMAIN et Adélaïde BRISEBOIS), décès 6 mars 1902 à Rolph twp. ON, âge : 77 ans. She operated a "stopping place" at what was later known as Stewart's Landing at Meilleur's Bay ON. 15 enfants.
1.3. Thompson MOORE, naissance 6 février 1821 à Eardley, Hull QC, décès 21 octobre 1906 à Upper Eardley Twp ON, funérailles à St. Lukes Cemetary, Upper Eardley Twp ON. Marié(e) 7 août 1855 à St. James Anglican Church, Hull QC, Eleanor (Ellen) KANE, naissance 20 octobre 1834, décès avril 1901 à Upper Eardley Twp ON, funérailles à St. Lukes Cemetary, Upper Eardley Twp ON. 2 enfants.
1.4. Isaac Ernest MOORE, naissance 15 janvier 1823 à Hull QC, décès 17 février 1894 à Ottawa ON, 70 ans. "His family married into some important families including an ambassador and the Southam of Southam News Service now owned by Conrad Black". Marié(e) 22 décembre 1856 à Christ Church, Ottawa ON, Margaret Ellen CUTLER, naissance 18 Dec 1835 à Grenville QC, décès 28 août 1910 à Hull QC, funérailles à St. James Anglican Cemetary, Hull QC. 8 enfants.
| 1.5. Benjamin MOORE, naissance 28 avril 1825 à Eardley, Hull QC, décès 1896 à Point Alexander ON, 70 ans. Marié(e) 24 février 1856 à Aylmer QC, Nancy HOLT, naissance 1827 à Eardley, Hull QC, décès 6 mars 1907 à Pointe Alexander ON, 67 ans. |  |
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1.6. Maria MOORE, naissance 11 janvier 1827 à Eardley, Hull QC. Marié(e) à Eardley, Hull QC, John HOLLINGER, naissance 1825 à Renfrew ON. "From the family who founded the Hollinger mines in Timmins ON".
1.7. George MOORE, naissance 25 février 1829 à Eardley, Hull QC, décès 25 mai 1830 à Eardley, Hull QC, 1 an 3 mois.
1.8. Mary A. MOORE, naissance 1831 à Eardley, Hull QC. Marié(e) à Eardley, Hull QC, James GIBOUS ou GIGEAU, naissance 1829 à Wolf Lake ON, décès à Wolf Lake ON.
| Recherches et photos par Michael Carey, de
Peterborough ON
Mise à jour le 25 janvier 2007 par Paul
Meilleur, de Ste-Adèle Retour à la Généalogie des MOORE |
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The congregation of the Pt Alexander Presbyterian Church celebrates the 100th birthday of their church building on Sunday September 27 at 9 am. They will be singing some of the old hymns and everyone is warmly invited to join them.
The building is the oldest church building sill regularly used in the Rolph, Buchanan, Wylie and McKay townships. However, the history of the congregation goes back even further. A group of Scottish and Irish Presbyterians met for a while in the one-room SS No 3 Rolph school house, which no longer exists. As membership increased they decided to build a church. Construction was finished in 1887 on land donated by John McKinley and Isaac Moore. The building had cost $500 and had taken a year to complete. Initially, a wood stove provided heat but later the building was ducted for an oil furnace, electricity replaced oil lamps, and the pump organ was replaced with an electric organ.
The church was a mission church and relied on travelling minsters to conduct services. The first minister was Mr Logie. He would travel by train and was met at the station by a member with a horse and buggy. The minister would stay in "the minister's room" at the home of Mrs Alfred Allen. From Pt Alexander he would also travel to Rapides des Joachims and Deux Rivieres to conduct services for those Presbyterian congregations.
In 1925 the United Church of Canada was formed from the union of Congregational, Methodist and Presbyterian churches. The Chalk River Presbyterian Church voted to join the United Church, and the Pt Alexander Presbyterian Church building became the property of the United Church but its congregation remained Presbyterian.
Between 1925 and 1956 the building was used at various times for united, Salvation Army and Evangelical services. The Presbyterian congregation would join them in worship. Although there were no Presbyterian ministers visiting during those years, the members of the congregation still had Sunday School either by correspondence or in a member's home, often staying for lunch.
In 1956 the Presbyterian repurchased the church for $1 and began repairing the building. Sometime during the 1950's the steeple had blown off the roof and was never replaced. The church reopened January 6, 1957. There have been nine ministers serving the congregation including Mr Purvis