Churches of Aberdeen : Historical and Descriptive . ochlee, Tari~ido, inlo71. Mr Presslies work at Lochee and in Tarf-side during the last forty-three vcars was greatlyappreciated He endeared himself to thepeople of the glen by his courteous, kindlyways, and he was ever ready to lend a helpi*^hand to those in need. In his good work howaa greatly agisted by his wife, who was aJVlies Jeanme Cruickshank, of Aberdeen, andby her and a son h6 is survived The son iswell known in this district ts the esteemedrector of the Episcopal Church in Inverurie^-tho Rev. T. G. Sutter Presslie. Another sondied s
Churches of Aberdeen : Historical and Descriptive . ochlee, Tari~ido, inlo71. Mr Presslies work at Lochee and in Tarf-side during the last forty-three vcars was greatlyappreciated He endeared himself to thepeople of the glen by his courteous, kindlyways, and he was ever ready to lend a helpi*^hand to those in need. In his good work howaa greatly agisted by his wife, who was aJVlies Jeanme Cruickshank, of Aberdeen, andby her and a son h6 is survived The son iswell known in this district ts the esteemedrector of the Episcopal Church in Inverurie^-tho Rev. T. G. Sutter Presslie. Another sondied soma year* ego in Natal, JL.—At Ilia Parsonage, Lochlee, Brechin, on 81 yeaw, for 12 .»eari ineumben;, of St lWtaW,l„ nooixii Churoh, Lochlee. .funeral on W^SSstSaVJim, January, at 11 , at St iwostonea Cburcbh^166 ^ lI1Iut>\ Uunewry, King Street Abe-dcen. Aberaeeii friends pitase meet at, TrinityCemetery at 3 Ail please accepting(the only; intimation and invitation. ™-T ??» £e yMf,*, ST. ANDREWS EPISCOPAL CHURCH 288. St. Andrews Episcopal Church. increased that a new meeting-place becamean absolute necessity. A house in Long-acre was secured, and the Bishop fitted upthe two upper floors for the chapel, theunder floor being reserved for himself andhis family. It was in this building that agreat event took place — an event evermemorable in the annals of Episcopacy inAberdeen. On Sunday, 14th November,1784, the chapel was the scene of the con-secration of Dr. Samuel Seabury as the firstBishop of the United States of 1884 the Seabury Centenary was cele-brated by special services, which attractedwidespread attention ; and it may be men-tioned that every year brings tourists fromAmerica to visit the historic church inAberdeen which is the present-day repre-sentative of the Upper Room in BishopSkinners Chapel in Longacre. Soon afterthe repeal of the penal laws, the continuedincrease of the Bishops congregation re-quired the erection of another
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