Burin Peninsula
Fortune
Photos: Fortune
The town of Fortune is situated on the western side of the Burin Peninsula near the mouth of
Fortune Bay. It is built along the shore of Fortune Barasway, a body of water which forms the harbour and
extends inland for approximaely .8 km (.5 mi). Located in a shallow valley, the town is built on relatively flat
land and is surrounded on the eastern and southwestern sides by low rolling hills.
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Fortune Methodist Church.
This church served the residents of Fortune from 1914 to 1966.
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Parsonage, Fortune. This building was the home of the Methodist clergyman.
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Fortune. Rev. T. H. James & S. Snowden, Mrs. Snowden and Constable.
Thomas H. James (1848-1931) was Methodist clergyman in Grand Bank from 1884 to 1887;
Samuel Snowden (1848-1916) was Methodist cleergyman in Fortune from 1883 to 1886.
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Fortune. Rev. S. Snowden, Mrs. Snowden, Mrs. Simms, Mr. Snook. Samuel Snowden (1848-1916)
was Methodist clergyman in Fortune from 1883 to 1886.
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