John Strutt Lauder (1829–1900) was

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from 1897 until his death. Lauder was educated at

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and

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in 1854. After a

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he held incumbencies at

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and Merrickville. In 1856 he married Henrietta Lyon of

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. He was Archdeacon of Ottawa from 1874 toSt Margaret, Vanier
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