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About Thomas McAfee
- Thomas McAfee (November 28, 1866 – May 1947) was an Irish-born Presbyterian minister and political figure in Saskatchewan.
- He represented Wolseley from 1925 to 1929 in the Legislative Assembly of Saskatchewan as a Liberal. He was born in Ballyboggy, Dervock, County Antrim and was educated in Ballymoney.
- McAfee taught school for two years before moving to Dublin to become the assistant to the editor for The Christian Irishman.
- He travelled to Winnipeg, Manitoba in 1893, attending Manitoba College, where he studied arts and theology.
- In 1898, he was sent to Indian Head, Saskatchewan as pastor of St.
- Andrew's Church.
- In 1900, McAfee married Elizabeth Swan.
- He served as honorary chairman of the hospital board and as chaplain of the curling club and of the Provincial Curling Association.
- In 1908, McAfee was named moderator for the Synod of Saskatchewan.
- During World War I, he served overseas as chaplain.
- McAfee was defeated when he ran for reelection to the provincial assembly in 1929.
- He remained in Saskatchewan until 1931, when he was called to serve as pastor for a church in Arnprior, Ontario.
- McAfee remained there until his retirement in 1941.
- He was named moderator of the Synod of Montreal and Ottawa in 1938.
- In 1942, he returned to Regina, Saskatchewan, where his daughter lived.
- McAfee died in Regina at the age of 80.
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