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Cecil Laundy interview

RECORDED: [location unknown], 1962-03 SUMMARY: TRACK 1: Mr. Laundy speaks about his grandfather; Reverend Edward Cridge, and grandmother Mary, and their journey to Victoria in 1855. Mr. Laundy recalls parties at his grandparents' home, "Marifield"; musical evenings; the ecclesiastical controversy between Reverend Cridge and Bishop Hills; Rev. William Duncan; Reverend Cridge and Mrs. Cridge and his parishioners; Sir James Douglas; the Church of Our Lord; church affairs; his grandfather's interest in music and modern inventions; his writings and his death in 1913. [TRACK 2: blank.]

Edward Cridge and George Hills : doctrinal conflict, 1872-1874, and the founding of Church of Our Lord in Victoria, British Columbia, 1875 / Susan Dickinson

The item is a typescript copy of a B.A. essay by Susan Dickinson titled "Edward Cridge and George Hills: doctrinal conflict, 1872-1874, and the founding of Church of Our Lord in Victoria, British Columbia, 1875". iii, 146 leaves. Essay (B.A.). Bibliography: Leaves 129-139.

Living memory : Bishop Cridge

SUMMARY: Bishop Edward Cridge -- the Hudson's Bay Company chaplain at Fort Victoria and founder of the Church of Our Lord -- is recalled by his grandson, Cecil Laundy, and by Cecilia Bullen.

Recording is incomplete.