St. Timothy's Anglican Church

St. Timothy's Anglican Church (Hamilton, Ont.) fonds. -- 1951-2000. -- 42cm of textual records.

Loosely established in 1949 in the homes of its parishioners, St. Timothy's did not find a formal home until April 8, 1951 when it officially opened in the basement of its permanent location in the area of Upper James and Rymal. The first Rector was Rev. Keith Kiddell. It was not until February 28, 1962 that the building's upper sanctuary was completed and opened. The church was disestablished by Bishop Spence on May 8, 2000. That same year, St. Bartholomew's Church in Hamilton was also disestablished. Both parishes were combined in 2000 to form the Church of the Resurrection in Hamilton.

The fonds consists of parish records, including baptisms, confirmations, marriages, burials, services and Vestry and council minutes. Financial records are also included but not all have been filmed. The fonds has been microfilmed on 2 reels, numbered 383 and 384.

Title based on content of fonds.

Fonds on deposit. Ownership of the fonds resides with the Diocese of Niagara.

Finding aid available in hard copy and electronically.

Researchers are requested to use microfilms. They must also sign an agreement of use form.

Further accruals are not expected.