Alexander Burns (minister)

Canadian Methodist minister, 1800s

Daniel James Macdonnell, Presbyterian minister (b at Bathurst, NB 15 Jan 1843; d at Fergus, Ont 19 Feb 1896). After graduating from Queen's University in 1858, Macdonnell taught school before studying theology in Scotland and Germany. Daniel James Ma

James Robertson, Presbyterian minister (b at Dull, Scot 24 Apr 1839; d at Toronto 4 Jan 1902). Robertson emigrated to Woodstock, Canada West, in 1855 and after teaching school entered the University of Toronto, serving in its militia company at the B

William Caven, Presbyterian minister, educator (b at Kirkcolm, Scot 26 Dec 1830, d at Toronto 1 Dec 1904). Immigrating to Canada in 1847, Caven studied at United Presbyterian Seminary at London, Canada West, and entered the ministry in 1852. William

In 1886 Prime Minister John A. Macdonald had the idea of bringing the "loyal chiefs" those who had refused to join the Northwest Rebellion east. In 1886 Prime Minister John A. Macdonald had the idea...

UK-born minister, teacher, journalist, poet and author (1827-1917), in Canada from the age of ten, active as a poet from 1850

Canadian minister

Canadian minister

Canadian methodist minister

Canadian church minister, writer, and political activist

Canadian minister

Canadian journalist, Presbyterian minister, and antiquarian