Frame, Picture: Rev. Hugh McLean and Mrs. Margaret M. McLean (nee Clark)

Photograph

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Goulbourn Museum

Name/Title

Frame, Picture: Rev. Hugh McLean and Mrs. Margaret M. McLean (nee Clark)

Entry/Object ID

D2022.6.1.3

Description

Framed black and white photograph of Rev. Hugh McLean and Mrs. Margaret M. McLean (nee Clark) and a small excerpt regarding their history with the Presbyterian Church in Goulbourn, Richmond 1891-1895. Text by Elizabeth (Betty) Gordon from her book about St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church in Richmond

Photograph Details

Subject Person or Organization

Rev. Hugh McLean, Margaret M. McLean

Subject Place

City

Richmond

Province

Ontario

Country

Canada

Collection

Artefact Collection: Digital

Inscription/Signature/Marks

Transcription

Richmond 1891-1895 Rev. Hugh McLean - b [born] June 1, 1843 at Inverary, Argyleshire, Scotland, educated at public and high school in Greenoch, Scot. [Scotland] - Arts and Theology at Glasgow Univ. [University] and London College. Engaged in mission work in London, England for 7 years, then 3 years in Northumberland and Cumberland and another 3 in St. Peter's Church, Liverpool. In 1886 he came to Canada with a commission from the Free Church of Scotland. Ordained at Laguerre, Presbytery of Montreal and 5 years later was called to Richmond, Ont. After Richmond he went to Casselman, then Sharbot Lake and Bedford, retiring after 10 years at Matawatchan and Scotch Bush. Mrs. McLean, nee Margaret M. Clark, b [born] April 24, 1843, d [died] May 23, 1914. Mr. McLean, died Feb. 8, 1923 at Matawatchan, Ont. Both are buried St Paul's cemetery, Richmond, Ont. His daughter Margaret (Mrs. James Stewart) Richmond survived him.

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

Relationships

Related Person or Organization

Person or Organization

Pte. Sefton Inglis Stewart, Clystal Stewart, George Stewart, Ivy Stewart, Norma Stewart, Evyleen Reid, Margaret (Maggie) Stewart, James Stewart

Copyright

Copyright Details

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