Frame, Picture: Rev. Archibald Newton Reid and Mrs. Evyleen Reid (Stewart)
Entry/Object ID
D2022.6.1.4
Description
Framed black and white photograph of Rev. Archibald Newton Reid and Mrs. Evyleen Reid (nee Stewart) and a small excerpt regarding their history with the Presbyterian Church in Goulbourn. Text by Elizabeth (Betty) Gordon from her book about St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church in Richmond
Photograph Details
Subject Person or Organization
Evyleen Reid, Rev. Archibald Newton Reid
Subject Place
City
Richmond
Province
Ontario
Country
Canada
Collection
Artefact Collection: Digital
Inscription/Signature/Marks
Transcription
Richmond 1937-1944
Rev. Archibald Newton Reid - b [born] Bristol, Quebec, s/o [son of] Rev. Morrison Reid & Agnes Yuill. Graduated from Queen's University, BA 1922, Theology 1924; Columbia University MA 1930; and from Ontario College of Education 1934. Mr. Reid was ordained in 1925 into the Kingston Presbytery. He served in Sterling and Cookstown before coming to Richmond in 1937. As well as a successful ministry he found his bride. He resigned his charge on July 10, 1944 and on July 25th married Evyleen Stewart, a member of the Richmond congregation and d/o [daughter of] the late James Stewart and Margaret McLean Stewart. After Richmond Mr. and Mrs. Reid served at Colborne, Avonton, Chelsey and retired from Holstein, all in Ontario. Mr. and Mrs. Reid live at Prescott, Ontario. Their only daughter, Janet, is a lawyer in Ottawa.
Notes
Text by Elizabeth (Betty) Gordon from her book about St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church in Richmond
Lexicon
Nomenclature 4.0
Nomenclature Secondary Object Term
Frame, Picture
Nomenclature Primary Object Term
Frame
Nomenclature Sub-Class
Storage & Display Accessories
Nomenclature Class
Household Accessories
Nomenclature Category
Category 02: Furnishings
Copyright
Copyright Details
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