BISHOP CHARLES INGLIS, U.E.L.
There are possibly more ways and places of remembrance to Bishop Charles Inglis, United Empire Loyalist (U.E.L.), than any other. Among them, the government of Canada issued a stamp with him on it in 1988. Canadian stamp with Charles Inglis Who was he? A plaque on the outside of St. Mary's Anglican Church in Auburn, Nova Scotia states: IN GRATEFUL MEMORY OF CHARLES INGLIS, D.D. UNITED EMPIRE LOYALIST - FIRST BISHOP OF NOVA SCOTIA BORN IN GLENCOLUMKILLE, IRELAND, MISSIONARY OF THE SOCIETY FOR THE PROPAGATION OF THE GOSPEL AT DOVER, DELAWARE, FOURTH RECTOR OF TRINITY CHURCH, NEW YORK, CONSECRATED AT LAMBETH PALACE, LONDON, AUGUST 12, 1787 AS BISHOP OF NOVA SCOTIA. FOUNDER OF KING'S COLLEGE SCHOOL AND UNIVERSITY AT WINDSOR, NOVA SCOTIA. BISHOP INBLIS WAS THE PRIME MOVER IN THE BUILDING OF MANY CHURCHES, INCLUDING ST. MARY'S CHURCH, AUBURN, THE SEVENTH CHURCH BUILT IN THE DIOCESE, AND THE SECOND CONSECRATED BY HIM. (OCTOBER 10, 1790) RESIDENT AT "CL...