Vintage Postcard: Farnham, Quebec: Church of England (Anglican)
This is an early twentieth century view of the Anglican (Church of England) church in Farnham. Farnham is located in the modern administrative region of the Monteregie, but is historically associated with the area known as the Eastern Townships.
Some Family Surnames in Farnham, Quebec in the early twentieth century.
Adam(s) – Allan – Allen – Archambault – Ayers – Bail – Barrier – Barrons – Basinet – Beard – Beaudry
Beaupre – Beauregard – Beauvais – Belanger – Belleville – Benjamin – Benoit – Berry – Besette – Bidwell
Bisette – Bond – Bonnet – Bouchard – Boyd – Brach – Brault – Brennan – Brimmer – Brodeur – Brown
Buck – Bull – Burnell – Burnett – Burnett – Burt – Butler – Cameron – Carpenter – Carter – Cassette – Catudel
Cavalier – Caverly – Charron – Chevalier – Chicoine – Chrysler – Clark – Clayton – Clement – Clerwell – Cloatre
Coderre – Cole – Collins – Connor – Crawford – Daigle – Daigneault – Daniel – Dawson – Delaney – Demers
Descelles – Deslauriers – Dion – Dominique – Dougall – Douglas – Dow – Dunlevey – Dupuis – Duval – Ellison
Enright – Fellows – Ferguson – Forget – Fortin – Fuller – Fyfe – Gamache – Gelineau – Gervais – Gleason
Goddard – Gordon – Goreman – Goveille – Goyette – Graham – Grant – Gravel – Gregoire – Hall – Hamilton
Harding – Harrison – Hawk – Hawkins – Hawley – Hawthorne – Hayes – Higgins – Hill – Hobb – Hope – Howard
Howe – Hubert – Hulburd – Huot – Hutching – Hutchins – James – Johnson – Jones – Kennedy – Labonte
Laflamme – Lacoste – Lacroix – Lafrance – Lamotte – Landry – Larive – Larose – Lawrence – Macintosh
Mansfield – Manson – Martin – McClay – McGovern – Menard – Messier – Moisan – Morey – Morin – Morrisette
Murphy – Norris – O’Connor – O’Shaughnessy – Papineau – Paquet – Pare – Pateneaude – Pelletier – Persons
Persons – Pinsonnault – Plouffe – Pritchard – Proulx – Racicot – Riddick – Ring – Robert – Rousseau – Royal
Salem – Savaria – Seale – Sells – Sirois – Seymour – Shelton – Sheppard – Shufelt – Smith – Spencer – St-Denis
Stevens – Strange – Sully – Surprenault – Sutcliff – Sweeny – Taber – Taberfield – Tetrault – Thompson
Tilson – Towne – Tracey – Welch – Wilkins – Wilkinson – Woodard – Woodbury – Wright
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History of the Eastern Townships, Province of Quebec (Canadiana.org)


















It is a shame the church is hidden behind the trees, but I do love that iron fence.
…..and how about that wooden sidewalk?
Wooden sidewalks are one of my favourite things to find in postcards.
For us it is a shame that the church is hidden but it must have been wonderful for the parishioners – especially since it would have protected them from the fierce snowstorms that whip through rural Quebec!
Do you know if the tome stones are recorded and photographed, if so what site. I have family history from Farnham. Thanks WmK
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