Churches and Cemeteries
Unto the Hills
A Church History by Norma and Stuart Geggie
Epilogue and Sources
Epilogue
To research the history of an area is to develop a feeling of intimacy with the remarkable men and women who played a vital role in founding the community. Thus it becomes a privilege to have been able to gain an insight into their lives.
We wish to thank the following people for their assistance:
The Rev. J. Rolph Morden
The Rev. Thomas Simms
The United Church Archives
The Historical Society of the Gatineau
Mr. Wilfred Kearns
Mr. Barry Schwerdfeger
Those members of the congregation who contributed to various aspects of the narration, and those who shared their reminiscences with us.
We are especially grateful to Mr. Jack Martin who designed this book, for his many hours of tireless work.
The Authors.
| Geggie, N.and S. | Lapeche, The Historical Society of the Gatineau, 1974. pp. 72. |
| Gourlay, Rev. J.L.A.M. | History of the Ottawa Valley, Ottawa, 1896, pp. 288. |
| Greene, Barbara and Gollancz, Victor | God of a Hundred Names, Victor Gollancz limited, London, 1962. |
| Archives of the United Church of Canada. | Presbyterian and Methodist records and publications etc. |
| Public Archives of Canada. | Census returns. |
| St. Andrew's United Church, Wakefield | Methodist, Presbyterian and United Church Record books. |
The Historical Society of the Gatineau was founded in 1962, among its objectives being the publishing of historical treatises, and the preservation of local artifacts, buildings and other structures.