First recorded Church of England service at St Marys in Ingersoll's Mill.
The Rev'd Archibald Lampman (father of the poet of the same name)
appointed first Rector.
April 9th, James Ingersoll deeded the Church and Rectory.
The Church (the present Nave) completed.
The Church consecrated by Bishop Benjamin Croyn, first Bishop of Huron.
Chancel, porch and tower added.
Rectory completed. A previous rectory was situated on Thomas St.
Pipe Organ installed (replaced in 1950 with a new instrument).
The marble font was donated by
Anne Rumsey.
Church renovated, sanctuary arch widened and raised, organ chamber built.
Parish Hall built at a cost of $7,000
The brass 'Eagle' lectern was given by John Rynd.
Church renovated, santuary apse added, choir pews given by Cheerio Club.
(Cheerio Club was merged into the St Marys branch of Anglican Church Women in 1970)
Church renovated, new vestry and sacristy added, new pulpit provided.
Repairs and renovations to organ, hall and heating system.
Glass doors added to archway connecting church and parish hall.
New piano purchased; old one moved to parish hall.
New sound system installed
New roof added
