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Clerical Association of P.E.I. fonds
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CA PCA Acc3991
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1887-1914 (Creation)
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- Clerical Association of P.E.I.
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.02 m of textual records
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Clerical Association of P.E.I.
Biographical history
The Clerical Association of P.E.I. was an organization formed in Crapaud, Prince Edward Island, in 1887 to provide all licensed Anglican clergy with the opportunity to meet regularly to pray, interact socially, and plan for the general interests of the Church in Prince Edward Island. Rev. T.W. Johnstone served as the first President. Meetings were held five times per year in various communities around the Island. The final meeting of the organization was held in St. Paul's schoolroom in Charlottetown in 1909. It was decided at that time that the Clerical Association had "completed its term of usefulness" and that a Rural Deanery would take its place.
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Rural Deanery
Biographical history
The Rural Deanery was formed as a result of the final meeting of the Clerical Association of P.E.I. held in St. Paul's schoolroom in Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, in 1909. It was decided at that time that the Clerical Association had "completed its term of usefulness" and that a Rural Deanery would take its place.
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This fonds consists of a minute book containing minutes of the Clerical Association of Prince Edward Island for 1887 to 1914 (meetings 1 to 49) and minutes of the Rural Deanery for 1910 to 1914. The minute book contains meeting minutes, a few pieces of correspondence tucked into the pages, and a listing of subjects for addresses to churches just inside the back cover. Also included in the fonds is a typescript of excerpts from the minute book of the Clerical Association of P.E.I.
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- English
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NO RESTRICTIONS ON ACCESS
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PERMISSION FOR USE AND REPRODUCTION IS REQUIRED FROM THE PUBLIC ARCHIVES AND RECORDS OFFICE; QUESTIONS REGARDING COPYRIGHT ARE THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE USER
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See also: Acc1005/7, a letter from the Bishop of Nova Scotia to the Secretary of the Clerical Association dated 1900 regarding the formation of a Rural Deanery
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- Clerical Association of P.E.I. (Creator)
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- English