History of Valleyfield and Congregation 15

tribution to the world, of Ministers, Doctors, Lawyers, Teachers, Nurses and others; among those born within the bounds of the congregation the following‘ may be mentioned:

MINISTERS: Malcolm MacKinnon, John MacKinnon, JohnC. Martin, Donald F indlayson, D. D., John Munro, ChristOpher Munro, D.D. , John. M. MacLeod, A. D. MacLeod, John M. Maclnnis, Ph. D., EwenMaeDonald, S. D. MacPhee, Donald Bruce, Malcolm MacLean, Hugh MacLean, John A. MacLeod, L. D. MacDonald, James McGowan and Donald Campbell.

DOCTORS: Martin Martin, John Bruce, Dan Bruce, Mur— doch Bruce, William MacLeod, Angus MacDonald, Douglas MacLeod, Miles Martin, Dan Nicholson, J ohnathan‘Martin, William MacPhee, D. A. MacPherson, Angus Martin, Malcolm MacKinnon, John MacGowan,

EDUCATIONALISTS: Donald Montgomery who at one time was Superintendent of Education for the Province, John Nicholson, Ph. D., Malcolm J. Nicholson, Beside these there were very many school teachers of both sexes.

POETS: John Matthew MacLean, who was born in the manse.

LAWYERS: John P. MacLeod, Donald MacKinnon, John Campbell, who is also a noted Electrical Engineer, Mal- colm MacKinnon, Alexander Matheson.

Many nurses also came from this congregation.

In the political field, Valleyfield has been represented in the following:

Hon. Murdoch MacKinnon was Lieutenant Governor of the Province.

Hon. Alexander Martin represented the County of Queens in the House of Commons at Ottawa.

Angus MacLeod and Callum Bruce represented their Districts in the Local Legislature.

Hon. John A. Campbell is Minister without Portfolio in the present Government at Charlottetown.

Acknowledgement is given Rev. D. MacLean Sinclair for the information he gathered while he was a minister at Valleyfield. Without his painstaking labour, much informa- tion would have been lost. The late John N. MacDonald and others who had been the inspiration of the information

have since passed on. LIEUT.—COL. S. S. WEATHERBIE

For Historical Committee