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Title: The Catholic Church in Waterloo County : Book I, with a summary history of the Diocese of Hamilton, Book II, and a list of the clergy who labored in its district from the beginning to the present, Book III, Year: 1916 (1910s) Authors: Spetz, Theobald, 1850-1921 Subjects: Catholic Church Catholic Church. Diocese of Hamilton Publisher: [Toronto] : The Catholic Register and Extension Contributing Library: Robarts - University of Toronto Digitizing Sponsor: MSN

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Text Appearing Before Image: RT. REV. JAS. JOS. CARBERY, O.P., S.T.M., 3RD BISHOP OP HAMILTON

Text Appearing After Image: RT. REY. THOMAS JOSEPH DOWLIXG, D.D., 4TH BISHOP OF HAMILTON IX THE COUNTY OF WATERLOO 13 CHAPTER v.—WATERLOO COUNTY, ETC., UNDER FATHER SCHNEI-DER, 1837 TO 1844. About a year and a quarter after Father Wiriath s departure from Wat-erloo County, the Rev. Peter Schneider came and had his home, or quasi home,first in New Germany and then in St. Agatha. As he labored much longer andvery zealously in the missionary field of the western end of the Province, hedeserves a more lengthy mention. Father Schneider was born Oct. 23, 1806, in Schoeuborn, Lower Alsace. 1 V i^ ■■ 1 Hi 1 jj^H 1 ^^Hn^^ ^•s ^^B 1 ^^m ■ y^ H|H|^H ^K^ ^^^^n^l^^^B m .-1 H^^^^v^^^ Ifck^^^ ^ ^^^^^^^^wT^^B ^^H^^-- W HB ■feiaH ^^^^K|^K^. *>^j. .. 4- aj^ Sajwys^ j^^^f ^|gMflH|Mfiv REV. PETER SCHNEIDER.(From a Pen Sketch of the Times of the Canada Company.) Having pasesd the Lycee (high school) at Zabern, he entered the Novitiate ofthe Redemptorists at Vienna, Austria, but did not remain there long. In 1830he cam

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