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 Chapter 9
Preachers List of Preachers who visited Moncton through the years The Early Preachers Blair, John Bradford, Ben Brennan, William * Campbell, James Dickson, John T. Glasgow, William Goodwin, Ansley * Grimason, John Martin, John * McClure, W. J. McCrory, Robert McCullough, James * McEwen, Hugh McEwen, John Knox * McEwen, Sam McGechie, J. McMullen, Isaac * McMullen, James Milnes, Robert * Monypenny, John Scott, David * Simpson, George * Spreeman, John Stenhouse, Andrew Sylvester, John Thorpe, Hugh * Residents of Nova Scotia or New Brunswick Preachers in Later Years Adams, Arnold Adams, David Adams, John Aiken, Andy Alves, Hector Berney, Jean-Paul Bingham, Bill Blackwood, James Booth, David Booth, Robert Boswell, James Buckle, Wallace Buote, Larry Campbell, George Compte, James Crawford, Norman Cudmore, Wallace Darling, Joseph Davies, Vincent Dellandrea, Aubrey Dellandrea, Ernest Dougal, Neil Elliot, Frank Fletcher, Henry Goff, Gaius Grainger, Bert Gratton, Arnold Gratton, Noah Gunn, James Gustafson, Walter Harris, Herb Harris, Russell Heidman, George Howard, Douglas Hull, Albert Hunt, David Jolin, Gaston Jordan, Reg Joyce, Bert Kember, David Kirk, David Knox, Frank Leathem, David LeBlanc, Wade Long, David Magee, Pat Markle, Vernon Maxwell, Sydney McCandless, Murray McClelland, Clark McClurkin, Robert McCracken, John McCracken, Robert McCullough, Eric McIlwaine, Lennon McIlwaine, Robert McLeod, Oswald McVey, Willie Nicholson, Boyd Nicholson, J. B. Jr. Oliver, David Paisley, Harold Pearcey, Frank Pethrick, David Porteous, Sydney Procopio, Jonathan Rae, Sam Ramsay, Albert Reager, Gordon Roberts, Richard Rolls, Charles J. Roy, Gerard Smith, Harold Smith, Jim Sprunt, Ernie Stewart, Archie Stewart, Floyd Sutton, Ben Swan, David Taylor, Ken Wells, Leslie West, Bill Wilkie, Tom Wilson, Alex Wilson, T. Ernest Of all the names on the list, J. Boyd Nicholson and Douglas Howard have had the longest continuing association with the Moncton assembly. Boyd first came to the Moncton assembly as a young airman from Scotland and his visits have been many over more than 50 years. Douglas Howard had Gospel meetings in Moncton in 1943 and has made regular visits to Moncton for over 50 years. Douglas Howard died suddenly in December and his funeral was held on New Years day 1999 and was attended by christians from many different assemblies. He was buried at Elmwood cemetery in Moncton. His wife Muriel died in June, 1999.
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