History of the Presbyterian Church in the Dominion of Canada
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Lawson, and was licensed to preach in 1820. He came to Nova Scotia in 1830, and received a call to the congregation of East River, left vacant by the death of Dr. MacGregor. He accepted the call, and was ordained in 1831 as its pastor. The formation of new charges within and around the limits of his charge naturally diminished the resources of the parent congregation, which, nevertheless, under his fostering care, continued to pros- per. To the cause of common school education, and that of temp...erance he rendered valuable services, the memory of which is gratefully cherished. He died on the 5th August, 1873, in the eighty-third year of his age and forty-third of his ministry.
Within three years after the arrival from Scotland of Messrs.
Smith and Roy, there were added to the Synod of Nova Scotia five ministers who received their training in the Pictou Aca- DR. JOHN M'CURDY. 259 demy. These were the Rev. James Waddel, the Rev. John McCurdy, the Rev. Daniel McCurdy, the Rev. Anthony Mc- Cabe, and the Rev.
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Lawson, and was licensed to preach in 1820. He came to Nova Scotia in 1830, and received a call to the congregation of East River, left vacant by the death of Dr. MacGregor. He accepted the call, and was ordained in 1831 as its pastor. The formation of new charges within and around the limits of his charge naturally diminished the resources of the parent congregation, which, nevertheless, under his fostering care, continued to pros- per. To the cause of common school education, and that of temp...erance he rendered valuable services, the memory of which is gratefully cherished. He died on the 5th August, 1873, in the eighty-third year of his age and forty-third of his ministry.
Within three years after the arrival from Scotland of Messrs.
Smith and Roy, there were added to the Synod of Nova Scotia five ministers who received their training in the Pictou Aca- DR. JOHN M'CURDY. 259 demy. These were the Rev. James Waddel, the Rev. John McCurdy, the Rev. Daniel McCurdy, the Rev. Anthony Mc- Cabe, and the Rev.
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