Arnprior & McNab/Braeside Archives

Date

1825-1850

Format

photographic

Collection/Fonds

William K. Hamilton Fonds

Description Level

Item

Reproduction Location

work room

Physical Description

scanned photograph

Language

English

Acquisition Source

Image provided by Bill Hamilton in October 2011. He has the photo framed as part of a collage of photos and life history of James Airth.

Scope and Content

The photo is of a brass plaque stating `James Airth Musician`. It was on the trunk of James Airth which carried his belongings and violins to his next engagement. As of 2011, the old trunk is still in the possession of a descendant of James.

Accruals

Accruals are expected.

Related Material

See also Cordozier books, part of the Peter Hessel Collection - 2 books on the Family History of Peter Fyfe and Ellen Hamilton - stored with family histories in the reading room

Accession No.

2011-0255

Less detail

Date

1823-1984

Format

textual records

Collection/Fonds

Reference Material

Description Level

Item

Series

1

Creator

Leo Lavoie

Publication

Arnprior, Ontario 1984. Sponsored and Published by The Arnprior and Distrcit Historical Society

Physical Description

hard covered book - 138 pages

History / Biography

Leo Lavoie is a local historian and author whose first love is to study and relate information about Arnprior.

Acquisition Source

Donated by the Arnprior and District Historical Society, 1993.

Scope and Content

The book is an authoritative retelling of Arnprior's past, covering the period from 1823 to 1984. It also relates many statistics and facts about the town of Arnprior. This book is an excellent reference tool to anyone interested in learning more about the town of Arnprior.

The following subject index consists mostly of names. Only photos of significant place/name entries are indexed. Index prepared by Laurie Dougherty in November-December 1995; some entries added by Peter Hessel in December 1995 and later. Also see August 24, 1983 issue of the Chronicle for interview with Lavoie about book.

[The numbers refer to pages]

Abraham, Bill, 86

Airport, South Renfrew Municipal, 88

Albertson, Captain, 83

Alerts Hockey Club [photo, 1916] 98

Arnprior 1855, (photo) 10

Arnprior & District Fish & Game Club, 90

Arnprior Bottling Works, 80

Arnprior Box Company, 66

Arnprior Cabinet Company, 66

Arnprior Centennial Celebrations, 6

Arnprior Chronicle newspaper, 42, 78

Arnprior Citizen’s Band, 83

Arnprior early history, 2-10, (photos) 96-99

Arnprior Electric Light & Power Company, 65

Arnprior Guide newspaper, 79

Arnprior Marble Factory, 66 [photo] 97. See file “Marble Factory” in Peter Hessel Fonds.

Arnprior Medical Centre, 69

Arnprior Millstock Company, 65

Arnprior Planing Mill, 65

Arnprior Post Office, (photos) cover, 106, 111, 127

Arnprior Public School, (photo)11

Arnprior Watchman newspaper, 79

Arnprior Weekly Review newspaper, 78

Atkey, R.S., 78

Aumond, Joseph, 4

Ayling & Ramage Boat Builders, 66

Badische Canada Ltd., 62

Baker Ford Agency, 66

Baker, A.J., 91

Baker, T.J., 91

Baker, William, 64

Baldwin, Sherman, 28

Band [photo, 1923] 105

Bank of Nova Scotia [photo, 1874] 100

Bank of Ottawa [photo, 1874] 100

Barnett, Vincent, 66

Baseball, 91, [photo] 109

BASF, see Badische

Bates, Esra A., 50

Baumann, Eric, 85

Beattie, William G., (photo) 85

Bell, Andrew, 82

Bell, James, 82

Berndt family, 74

Berry D. & Sons, 66

Black River, 21

Black, Theo, Butter Tub Factory [photo] 97

Boatbuilders, 66

Boeing of Canada Limited, 63

Boese, August Albert, 72

Boese, Mrs. Frank, 72

Bouvier, Rev. Joseph, 70

Box, Dr. J. Howard, 66

Boyce, Alan, 34

Brackebusch, Rev. G., 75

Brennan, James, 83

Brennan, John, 89

Bridge, Professor Hedley, 32

Brill, John, 2

Brockville & Ottawa Railway, 11

Brooks, R.J., 77

Brown, Captain G., 34

Buchanan Mills, 2, 5, 11

Buchanan, Andrew, 2

Buchanan, George, 2

Budd, E.J., 91

Bullard, Bill, 32

Burnette, Thomas, (photo)87

Burwash, Armon, 2, 21, 30

Burwash, Arthur, 91

Burwash, Edgar Harrington, 32, 42, (photo)43

Burwash, John H., 33, 89

Burwash, Mrs. Nathaniel, 21

Burwash, Sid, 91

Butter Tub Factory, 66

Byrne, Daniel, 89

Byrne, John R., 89

Caillier, Oscar, 81

Calcutron Corporation, 65

Calvery Baptist Church, 77

Cambell, John, 5

Camboose shanty, 12-13, (photos)13, 14

Cameron Hotel, 80

Cameron, Mae Savoie, (photo)115

Campbell House Hotel, 80

Campbell, A.F. & Son, 66 See also Chronicle, Feb. 1, 1945, page 3: story of A.F. Campbell: “From three piles of lumber to successful retail business”; pictures.

Campbell, Archibald, 82

Campbell, Archie, 80

Campbell building, (photo)108

Campbell House Hotel, 80, [photo, 1906] 106

Campbell, George, 89

Campbell, N. Alan, 30, (photo)44

Canadian Legion, 83-84 see also Chronicle, May 30, 1930, page 1: article on Legion

Canadian Public Booth, 66

Carpenter, Tom, 21

Carss Shingle Mill, 66

Carss, William, 10

Cartwright, Lloyd, 83

Caruso Block, 80

Casino Theatre, 82, see article Chronicle Mar. 14, 1930, page 1

Central Hotel, 116

Chaine, Rev. J. Alphonse M., 32, 54, 70

Chambers, Rev. G.A., 75

Charbonneau, Baptiste, (photo)7

Chartier, Captain, 35

Chase Nuclear Canada Limited, 65

Chats Lake Fish & Game Protection Association, 90

Chats Lake, 1, 2, 4, 90

Christiansen, E.B., 79

Churches, 5, 70-78

Circus parade [photo] 127

Clamon, A.D., 65

Clancy Drug Store, (photo) 134

Cleroux, Fred, 65

Cliff, Rev. H.W., 83

Closs, Alex, 86

Conley, D.H., 84

Conners, William, 84

Conroy Brothers, 28

Conservation clubs, 90

Consolidated Bathurst, 64

Cooney, Frank, 33

Cooney, John, 33

Cooney, Percival J. 33

Cotie, Captain Clifton “Kip”, 34, 86

Cotie, Tom, 44

Cousineau, Napolean, 84

Cowley, Captain Daniel K., 4, 33, 34

CPR Station [photo] 112

Craig, David & Son, 66

Craig, George, 10, 89

Craig, W. Barclay, 66, 67

Cram family, 76

Cranston, Dr. James G., 52, 82, 91

Cranston, Hugh, 92

Cranston, Monte, 55, 92

Crown Lands Office, 81

Cunningham, D.K., 80

Cunningham, Jean Macnamara, 33

Cunningham, John, 81

Cunningham, Samuel, 84

Curling, 90-91

Dagenais Hotel, (photo)116

Dagenais, Walter, 48

Davies, William, 84

Daze, Robert, 55

Del Prado Hotel, 80

Dennison, John, 21

Denroche, Rev. C.T., 73

deRenzy, 50

Deschenes, Capt. Joe, 34, 35

Desormia, Joseph, 8, 32

Deutsche Post German newspaper, 79

Diamond Park Springs, 79

Didak Manufacturing Limited, 65

Diener, Edward, (photo) 7

Diener family, 74

Dillabough, Albert, 91

Dillon, Monsignor R.E., 55

Distances, Arnprior, 88

Dochart Brick & Tile Works, 64

Dochart Clay Products, 65

Dochart Creek, 1

Dodd, Henry, 51

Dodd, Tom, 91

Dontigny and Andrew Houghton mill, 49, 65

Dontigny, Charles, P., 83

Dontigny, J.P., 81

Dontigny, Phillip Jr., 81

Dontigny, Phillip, 49, 65

Dore, Tom, 39

Doswell, A.H., 10, 50

Dower rights, 6

Duemmel family, 74

Dulmage, Richard [photo of residence] 97

Dunn, Walter, 48

Edgewood Estate, 33, 43, 49, (photo)128

Egan, John, 4

Elgin St., post office [photo] 127

Elgin Street Baptist Church, (photo)76

Emmanuel Anglican Church, (photo)73

Family Theatre, 81

Farley, 5

Farmer Brothers Bootmakers, (photo)48

Farmer family, 76

Farmer, Edwin, 84

Findley, Dr. John S., 90

Findley, John, 90

Fire fighting, 84-87, [photo] 99

Firm, Cecilia, 49

First Baptist Church, (photo)74

Fleming, Capt., 35

Fleming, Robert, 82

“Flirt” houseboat, 39

Forbes, John, 52

Frappier, Hector, 83

Fraser, George, 8

Fraser, James, 75

French Canadians, 21

Frezell, Mae (Mrs. Norman McLachlin), 38

Fulton, Andrew, 32, 52

Fulton, Harvey, 52

Gadbois, James, 84

Galetta Electric Power Corporation, 44, 51

Gallipeau, Bob, 50

Galvin, J.P., 84 see article in Watchman, Feb. 22, 1918, page 1: photo and obituary of Michael Galvin

Galvin’s Tailor Shop, 81

Gardner, H.W.W., 50

Gardner, P.H., 83

Garrick, Patrick, 85

Gazley, George, 83

German Baptist Church, 76

German settlement, 79

Gillespie, John (“Barney”), 54

Gillies Building, see Post Office

Gillies mills, 64

Gillies, David A., 17, 67

Gillies, John, 64

Goodwin, David, 5, 50

Goodwin’s Bay, [photo] 136

Gormley, Liguori, 48

Gormley, Mrs. Olive(Dontigny), 49

Gospel Hall, (photo)77

Grace St. Andrews United Church, 72, (photo) 73

Graham, Anne, 55

Graham, George L., 16, 35, 39

Graham, Jimmy, (photo)46

Graham, M.D., 84

Graham, Mary, 50

Grand Union Hotel, 81 see also: Chronicle, July 24, 1930, page 3

Grant, Capt. William, 33

Great War Veteran’s Association, 83

Green, Cletus, 86

Green, J.J.(“Joe”), 92

Green, Phil, 86

Gregory, Isaac, 50

Greneir, Arthur, 23, (photo)46

Greneir, Eugene, (photo)7, 23

Grierson family, 76

Griffith & McNaughton building, 59

Griffith, Jim, 59

Grist mill, 2, 5, (photo)121

Grocery stores, [photos] 108, 114-15

Grout, Trevor H., 44

Grove Nursing Home, 67, (photo) 68

Groves, Johnny, 39

Guadette, Joseph, 28

Gualt, Morley A., 50

Gutzman, Bill, 85

Hachey, Mrs. Leah (Gagnon), (photo)46

Hallman, Rev. Orlando G., 72

Hammond, W.J., 84

Hardinge, R.W., 8

Harness racing, 89

Harrington, Eric, 5, 10, 74, 75, 89

Harrington Street, [photo] 120

Hartney, James, 3, 21

Hartney Hotel, (photo)23

Harvey, John L., 84

Havey, James, 5, 10, 28

Havey, Micheal, 51

Havey, Thomas, 8, 79

Hicks, Henry, 84

High School see photo, Chronicle July 2, 1969, page 2 (Grade 10 class, about 1924, with most names)

Old Boys Reunion 1909 [photo] 102

Hill, The [photo] 96

Hinks, Sir Francis, 3, 5

Hockey, 87-88, photos 98, 137

Hodgins, David, 66

Hood, Archie, 91

Hornidge, Charles, (photo) 49

Hospital, 66 ff

Hotels, 21, 80-81, (photo) 116

Houston, Judge Edward, 55, 92

Hubbell’s Falls, 4

Hunt, R.A., 84, 91

Huyck Canada Ltd., 59

Hybernetics Ltd., 65

Incorporation, Arnprior [village], 10

Industries, 59 - 66

Isolation Systems Ltd., 65

Jackson, Robert apt. bldg, formerly Dulmage resid. [photo] 97

Jahnke family, 74

Jefferey, A.J., 79

Jeffery, R.A., 42, 79

Jehovah’s Witness congregation, 78

Jennings, Syd, 82

Johnson, George, 32, 34, 38

Johnston, A.L., 81

Johnston, Hiram, 84, 91

Johnston, W.J., 91

John Street,

1906 [photo] 106

c. 1910 [photo], 119

paving 1915 [photos] 110, 131

1917 [photo] 127

Jordan, Herb, 82

KAO — see Didak

Kelly, Simon, 16

Kennedy, L.J., 81

Kennell Lodge, 1

Kenwood band, 83

Kenwood Mills, 59, [photo of homes] 120

Kerr family, 76 see Chronicle, Dec. 27, 1929, p. 2: article re monument to D.L. Kerr, at Town Hall (1914)

see also Chronicle of Dec. 25, 1914, p. 8 re monument to Kerr (a drowned boy). This monument now at Albert Street cemetery at the foot of the boy’s grave.

Kerr, Charles, 16

Kerr, Frank, 83

Kerr, Rev. E.J., 61

Kierman, Monsignor J.T., 55

King Edward Hotel, 81

Kingdom Hall, (photo)78

Kittner, Paul (photo) 13, 18

Kittner’s Barber Shop, 81

Lacombe, Capt. Eugene, 34

Lacrosse, photo 138

Ladies Aid society, 77

Lampole, Bill, 21, (photo)22

Lang, Dr. R.W., 32

Lapierre family, 30, 34

Lapierre, Louis, 30

Lavoie, Leo, 95

Lavoie, Napoleon, 45

Lee, John D. 84

Lindsay, Mrs. Myra, 54

Liquor laws, 21

Logging

Log boo,. 125

Log marks, 21

Logging, (photos)19, 20, 22, 123-25

Lodge, Guli, 81 (Re William Lodge: Watchman, Mar. 31, 1916, page 1 —

Sub-Lieutenant, age 20, became a flier ...)

Loney, Capt., 34

Lumber camp life, 13

Lumsden, John, 81

Lyon, Donald, 54

Lyon, R., 5

Lyons Hotel, 80

Macnamara, Charles, 7, 38, 48

Macnamara, Richard, 7, 33, 34

Madawaska Hotel, 116

Madawaska River, 2, 3

Mallette, Henry, (photo)7

Malloch & Adams Sash & Door factory, 66

Malloch Saw Mill, 66, (photo)122

Malloch, George, 66

Malloch, Ian G., 50. 84

Mann, Dr. Alexander, 71

Mansfeild, 79

Mansfield Baseball Club, (photo)109

Marble Works & quarry [photos] 97

Mason, Allan, 8

Mathewson Furniture (photo), 134

Mayfair dance pavillion, 47

McComb, Dave, 31

McConnell bothers, 5

McCormick, James, 8

McCormick, T, grocery store [photo] 108

McCowan, Jean, 50

McCoy, John, 18

McCreary, R.B., 51, 84, 91

McDonald family, 76

McDougall, Joseph, 82, 84, 89

McElligott, Thomas W., 83, 90

McFarlane, W.H., 78

McGonigal, Hugh, 5

McGonigal, Peter, 82

McGregor’s Hotel, 81

McKay family, 64, 66

McKerracher, J.H. & Son, Horse Milliners, (photo 1906)104

McLachlin boom camp, (photo)40

McLachlin Bros. business office, (photo)38

McLachlin family, 4, 23, 30, 38 - 41

McLachlin residences, 5, 6, 32, 39 [photos] 97

McLachlin, Daniel Jr., 89

McLachlin, Daniel Sr., 2, 3, (photos) 4, 96

McLachlin, Hugh, 18

McLachlin, J.H., 89

McLachlin, Kenneth, 4, 18

McLachlin, Maria (Harrington), 12

McLachlin Mills,

Grist mill [photos] 96, 121

Grounds and mill site [photo], 117

Map, 130

No. 1 and 2 sawmills [photo] 96

No. 3 sawmill [photo], 129

Turntable flat-car [photo], 118

McLachlin, Mrs. H.F., 90

McLachlin, Mrs. Norman (Frezell), 38

McLean & Mallock Feed Mill, 66

McLean, Judge A.A., 88

McLean, Rev. D.J., 71

McLellan, Neil, 28

McNab family, 76

McNab, Archibald, 1 ff.

McNab, Township, 79

McNamara, Daniel, 5

McNaughton, Norman Lewis, 59

McNeil, Bill, 86

McNeil, Willard, 83

McPhee House, 80-81

Medical Centre, 69

Menzies, A., 84

Menzies, Alex, 91

Merrick Boat Factory, 66, 90

Miller, Alexander, 2

Miskelly, James — not in Leo’s book, but see Chronicle, Nov. 6, 1930, page 2 re a monument to “the late James Miskelly”

Mississippi River, 4

Moffatt, Capt. Jack, 34

Moir, J.S., Hardware & Plumbing, (photo)103

Moir, J.S., Sporting Goods, Automob. (photo)107

Moles, G.H., 44

Moles, R.G., 82 see article in Chronicle, Aug. 14, 1930, page 2 (40 years ago)

Mooney, Jack, (photo)116

Moore family, 76

Morris Island, 2

Morris, Vern M., 50

Moskos Block, 80

Moskos Confectionary, (photo) 101, see article Chronicle Mar. 14, 1930, page 1 (building)

Moskos, Joseph and Evangeline, 49

Mulvihill, Cornelius Anthony, 44, 55, 66

Mulvihill, John, 30

Mulvihill, Micheal, 26 see also Chronicle, Dec. 4, 1930, p. 8 “Outstanding ...”

Mulvihill, Timothy C., 26

Munn & MacDonald, 78

Murphy, James, p. (photo) 138

Munroe, James Sr., 44

Murphy, Annie, (photo)115

Murphy, Edward J. (photo, p. 29, “The Shippers”, sitting on stacks)

Murphy, Jack, 55

Murphy, Joe, 91, (photo of grocery store)115

Murphy, John, 31

Murphy, John E. (photo, p. 29, “The Shippers”, white hat, foreground)

Murphy, Ollie, 30

Nadeau, Everiste, 18

Needham, Henry, 41

Neill, Bob, 84

Neilson, George E., 82

Nesbit, (“Doc”), 89

New Byrne Hotel, 80

Nettleton, W.A., 91

Newspapers, 42, 78-79

Nickolson, J.H., 78

Nickolson, James, 32

Nieman family, 74

Nieman, Edward, 48

Nor-Sand Metal Incorporated, 62

“Norvic - Ottawa” ferry boat, 35, 44

O’Brien Theatre, 82

Old Boys Reunion, 1909 [photo] 102

Old Orchard Estate, formerly sawmill site, [photo] 122

O’Neill House Hotel, 81

Opeongo Road, 23

Osborne, E.D. & Son, 80

Osborne, Mrs. Edith, 79

Ottawa Valley Amusement Company, 82

Owens, Rev. Brynle, 77

Parnell, Richie Hannah, 7

Parsons family, 76

Parsons, George, 52

Payette’s Motel, 18

Payne, Tom, 52

Pell, Charlie, 17

Pelltier, Pierre, 18

Penticostal Church, (photo)75

Pettigrew, Gary, 54

Pfifzer Canada Inc., 63

Phillips, John S., 81

Phillips, Sandy, 91

Piasecki Helicopter Corporation, 63

Picard, Capt. J., 34

Playtex Limited, 65

Pointer boat, 23, (photo)16

Post Offices, 5

[photo, Gillies Bldg. 1906] 106, 111

[photo, Elgin St.] 127

Pouliot, Joseph, 44, (photo)45

Powell, Bob, 18

Powell, Charlie W., 52

[Note: Chronicle of Aug. 17, 1944 front page, has an article about Charles W. Powell selling “the oldest business stand in town, known as ‘William Russell Corner’.]

Prensler, Steve, 79

Prensler, William, 84

Prensler, Blanch (“Bud”), 79

Prince of Wales visit, 7

Pye, A.C., 91

Railways, 11-12, 18

Railway Station, CPR [photo] 112

Redtmann family, 74

Reid, Alexander, 54

Reid, Dr. A.H., 66

Richards, Capt. William, 3

Riddell, Robert, 52

Robinson family, 76

Robinson, Tom, 48

Rogers, Ella Gillan, 55

Rowe, John (photo), 7

Rowing, 90

Royal Canadian Legion (Branch no. 174), 83

Royal visit 1860, 7, [photo stage coach], 121

Rudd, Stafford R., 44 [see also article in Chronicle, Sep. 11, 1930, p. 3]

Runtz family, 74

Runtz, John, 75

Russell, Andrew & Son Ltd., 5, 50

Sacred Heart Convent [photo] 96

St. Andrew’s Presbyterian church, (photo)71

St. Clair Jeans, Rev. Dr. C.J., 71

St. John’s Evangelical Lutheran Church, 75

St. John Chrysostom R. C. Church, 70, (photos) 75-76, 113, 125-6

St. Jules, Severe, (photo) 7

St. Thomas Anglican Church, Woodlawn, (photo) 60

Salck, H.L., 89

Salvador, Peter, 27

Sanitaris Limited, 80

Sash & Door Company, 66

Saw mills, 2, 5, 23, (photos) 24-25, 122, 129, 130

Schlacter family, 74

Schmidt, Rev. Walter, 74

Schools, 54, 56, (photos) 57-59, 119

Service clubs, 92

Settlers, 1, 5

Shanties, 12-21

Shaw, Fred, 32

Shea, Edward, 66

Sheffied, Jean, 76

Shoppers Guide, 79

Simpson, Albert, 91

Simpson, Joe, 91

Simpson, Mabel McKay, 66

Simpson, R.J., 66

Simpson, Robert M., 66

Slater, Eric, 91

Slater, Len, 85

Smith’s Construction Co., 61 [Smith Construction, Smiths]

Smith family, 61

Smith, Norman, 85

Sorting table [lumber mill], 27

Sports, 88 ff.

Square D Electical Equipment Inc., 63

Square timber operation, 26

Star and the Arnprior Weekly Review newspaper, 78

Staye, Alex, 8, 46, (photo)47

Staye, Jack, 85

Steamboats, see also Tugboats

“Alliance”, 34

“Amable du Fort”, 34

“Baldwin”, 34

“Bonnechere”, 34, (photo)124

“Chaperone”, 39

“Emerald”, 3, 4, 7

“George Buchanan”, 4, 33

“Hamilton”, 34

“Hiram Robinson”, 46, (photo)123

“J.L. Murphy”, 34

“Janet Craig”, 34

“Norway Belle”, 35

“Opeongo”, 34, 39, (photo)123

“Oregon”, 34, (photo)35, 39

“Pontiac”, 34

“Prince Arthur”, 34

“Madawaska”, 34, (photo)124

“Samson”,, 34

“White Bear”, 34

“William Douglas”, 34

Steen’s Landing, 4

Stewart, (“Chain Lightning”), 28

Streich family, 74

Strobel, Rev. Francis L., 74

Styles, George, 30

Styles Bakery, (photo) 135

Sugar Bowl Candy Kitchen, 50

Sullivan, Francis C., Ottawa architect, 80

Sullivan, M.& Son Construction Co., 60

Sullivan, Maurice, 60

Sullivan, Mort, 81

Sullivan, Murtagh, 81

Surtees, Roberty, 60

Sutherland, George, 8

Tait, Peter, 23

Tanuay, Les, 34

Theatorium, 81

Theatres, 81

Thomas Toy Axe Factory, 66

Thomson, W.N., 65

Tierney, John, 82

Tierny, J.R., 91

Tierny, J.W.C., (“Cloud”), 92

Timber duty, 2

Toner, Capt. Philip, 34

Tourangeau, Henry, (photo) 86

Tourangeau, Stanley, (photo) 86

Toy, Thomas, 10

Tripp, druggist, (photo) 134

Tugboats, see also Steamboats

“Donald McDonald”, 34, (photos) 34, 132

“Jean Macnamara”, 34 (photos) 35, 133

“Robinson”, 34, 39

Tweedsmuir, Lady, 90

Union Forwarding & Railway Company, 3, 34

Union Village, 3

Upper Ottawa Improvement Company, 17, 34

Usborne & Company, 8

Usborne, Henry, 64

Usborne, Jack, 33

Valin, George, 91

Valin, William, 91

Valkenaar, Rev. J.J., 74

Vermette, Alphonse, 90

Vermette, John, 8

Victoria Fire Company, 84

Village Hall, 82

Waba Lodge, 2

Wallace, James, 81

Warrock, Monsignor J.T., 55

Watson, John, 52

Wesleyan Church, (photo)72

Whitelaw (J.K.) Grocery, 44

Whitelaw, R.J., 5

Whyte, James, 91

Whyte, Mrs. J. Lorne, (photo in store) 114

Williams, J.C., 79

Wilson & Hartney [The Arcade] [photo] 97

Wilson, Sister Nancy, 55

Woermke, Emile, 66

Woermke, Herman, 66

Wolfe family, 41

Wolfe, Ernest B., 41, (photo)42, 83

Women’s groups, 74, 77, 84

Wood, Nora Ward, 90

Young, Eva, 81

Yuill, Tom, 18

Yuill, Alex, 42

Zadow, Walter A., 52

Notes

Items of interest prepared by Peter Hessel, 2002.

Accession No.

9999-9999

Less detail

Date

1820-1840 c.

Format

textual records

Collection/Fonds

Reference Material

Description Level

Item

Series

1

Creator

Dugald C. McNab

Publication

Original print 1899 in Toronto; Alexander Fraser, editor and publisher

Physical Description

hard covered book - 218 pages

Physical Condition

poor - cover not attached to book

Acquisition Source

discard from the London Public Library

Scope and Content

The book describes the difficulties between the Laird of McNab and his settlers in Canada. It details the settlers' struggle for freedom. Contents include:

The Flight

The McNab in Canada

Arrival of the Settlers

New Arrivals

A Digression

The Sheriff's Raid

Imprisonment of the McIntyres

Military Tactics of McNab

Mr. Allan's Report

The Trials

Imprisonment of Mr. Stewart

Final Triumph of the Settlers

Investigation of Grievances

The Chief's Reply

The Settlers Free

McNab and Hinck's Trial

Discomfiture of the Chief

Last Scene of All

Notes

Dugald McNab wrote the account of the difficulties between the Laird and his settlers, which appeared in several local papers and in the Scottish Canadian and obtained wide circulation. When it was requested that the information be preserved, Alexander Fraser, Archivist of Ontario at the time, created this book.

See Appendix 8 (p.313) of Hessel's McNab - The Township book

Accession No.

9999-9999

Less detail

Date

1800-1945

Format

textual records

Collection/Fonds

Reference Material

Description Level

Item

Series

1

Creator

Peter Hessel

Publication

Published in 1988 by Kichesippi Books, Waba, Ontario

Physical Description

hard covered book - 342 pages

Scope and Content

The book is a history of McNab Township from earliest beginnings to World War 2. The following is an index of the book. It was retyped by one of the volunteers at the Archives.

Adams, Rev. Alvah, 162

Adams,William Henry, 237

Admaston Township, 195

Adrain, William 275, 280

Affleck, Capt. Dr. John, M.C. 280-281

Affleck, Raymond, 281

Affleck, Robert, Kay, 281

Affleck, Mrs. John, 273

Agriculture fairs and societies, 101, 189-191

Agriculture - see Farming

Ahearn, Thomas, 263

Airth, Henry, 49, 101, 124

Albert Street cemetery, Arnprior -see Inch-Bhui cemetery

Alberta, migration to, 195

Alcohol, 229-232

Aldrich, Ernest, 188

Alexander, Allan, 51

Alexander, Maj. James Edward, 289

Algonkin Indians, 6-11, 128, 134-135, 167

Allan, Francis, 37, 59, 64

Allan Report, 27, 37, 42, 59-61, 171, 175, 240

Allan Street, White Lake, 130-131, 178

Alliance, (steamship), 257

Allison, Andrew, 203

Almonte, 28

Alston, John, 67, 82, 86-88, 129, 131, 237

Alston, Rebecca, 67, 82, 86-8, 129, 131, 237

Alston,Violet, - see Box, Violet

American Civil War, 191

Amy, John, 175

Anderson, Duncan, 40-42, 46, 127, 235

Anderson, Peter, 105

Anderson, Stewart, 105, 107, 266

Anglicans, 30, 166-167

Annals of Trumpington (manuscript), 316-317

Archeology, 7, 112

Arnprior (Ontario), 8, 9, 35, 66, 81, 98-99, 106, 11-12, 114-119, 121-122, 138, 140, 145, 159-160, 164-168, 172-174, 184, 189, 192-193, 196, 208-210, 221, 232, 259-260, 265, 273, 283-284, 301, 319-321

Arnprior, Scotland, 16, 114

Arnprior Agricultural Society, 190

Arnprior & District Museum, 79, 89-91, 189

Arnprior Fair, 190

Arnprior Golf Club, 226-227, Pl. 87

Arnprior Weekly, 106

Arnprior-White Lake Road (“Mountain Road”), 66, 129, 178, 198, 201, 242

Arthur, Sir George, 31, 57, 59

Articles of Agreement - see “Bonds”

Ashton, Rev. Fred, 165

Atlantic Island, N.Y., 76

Auld Kirk - see Presbyterians

Aylmer, Lower Canada, 36

Baby, James, 27

Backflow, 132

Bagot, Sir Charles, 31, 96

Bagot Township, 6, 92, 94-96, 141, 147, 177, 203

Baker, Joe, 284

Baker, Tom, 284

Bladwin Act - see Municipal Act

Baldwin, Robert, 24, 57, 64-65

Baldwin’s Hotel, 234

Ballentyne, James, 226

Ballston, Spa, N.Y., 77

Balmer Island, 58, 106, 127, 132, 144-145, 201-202, 261, 320

Balmer Island Fair – see Stewartville Fair

Balmer Rapids, 132

Bandy, Terry and Glen, 3

Bank of Nova Scotia, Arnprior, 99-100

Bannerman, William, 103

Baptists, 132, 150, 153, 164-165; Pl. 50, 51

Barbers, 202

Barley Mill, 179, 209

Barnett Lumber, 174

Barr, David, 265

Barr, Harold, 284

Barr, James A., 185

Barr, Matthew, 42, Pl. 3

Barrie, Walter, 198, 261

Barry’s Bay, 192

Barr’s Creek, 132

Bathurst District, 5, 6, 29, 45, 46, 51, 59, 75, 92-94, 101, 189

Bathurst, Lord, 5, 26-27

Bathurst, Presbytery, 155, 159

“Battle of Pakenham”, 277-279

Battle of the Windmill, 131, 278

Beattie, Dr. A., 68-69, 72-73, 85, 220, 259

Beaver Creek Farm, 132, 280

Becher, Henry Cony Rowley, 119-120

Beckwith, John, 196

Beckwith Township, 28, 37, 38, 47, 158, 178, 311

Bell (the Bells at Carleton Place), 73

Bell, R., 92

Bell, Rev. William, 8, 35, 154, 229, 241-242, 317

Bell Telephone Co., 264-267

Bellamy Road, 162-163, 166, 241, 263

Benjamin Family, 214-215

Bennett’s Hill, 122, 132

Berford, W.R.G., 64, 92

Bidwell, M.S., 24

Big Island, 132

Bigsby, John Jeremiah, 132

Billings, Elkanah, 96, 105-106, 301

Black, Owen, 67-68, 202, 228

Black, Verna, 67-68, 86

Black Donald Lake, 174

Black Point, 132, 172

Black’s Corners, 179, 311

Blacksmiths, 124, 174, 202-206; Pl. 82

Blake, William Hume, 64

Blane, Mrs. J.F., 273

Blythfield Township, 6, 96

Boer War, 279-280

Boese, August, 101

Bolton’s Mills, 38

Bonds, William, 129

“Bonds” (articles of agreement), 31-34, 40-41, 46, 291-292

Bonnechere River, 44

Booth, J.R., 255-256

Bouchette, Joseph, 13, 112-113, 290

Boulton, James, 49

Bousfield, Rev. Thomas, 166

Bouvier, Rev. Joseph, 167-168

Box, Alexander, 82, 86, 88, 129, 182

Box, Ernest, 202, 263

Box, Harry M., 88, 130

Box, Dr. J.H., 222

Box, John A., 301

Box, John S., 67, 68, 130, 159, 164, 202, 271, 276

Box, Robert, 178, 202

Box, Violet, 67, 82, 86, 88, 90, 129-130, 159, 289; Pl. 6

Box, Violet (Mrs. Brown), 88

Box “Sgt.” W.W., 88

“Box House”, 71, 85-86, 88, 120, 129, 131, 237; Pl. 5

Brackebusch, Rev. G., 165

Bradley, John, 150-151

Breaside, 9-10, 12, 43, 45, 97, 101, 103, 115, 120-121, 149-150, 160-163, 172, 174, 192, 196, 221,253-254, 253-254, 315-316, 321-322,; Pl. 49, 53

Braeside Inn, 196, 234

Brandy Creek, 132

Breadalbane, 4th Earl of, 17, 19

Breadalbane Fencibles, 278

Breck, Orkney Islands, 78-79

Bremner, David, 181

Bremner, George, 201

Bremner, Rev. George, 158, 159, 161

Brennan, John, 265

Brickyards, 210-211

Bridges, 101, 114, 128, 154, 173, 245-252; Pl. 29, 89

Brill, Jack, 40, 42-43, 48

Bristol, Lower Canada, 113, 193

British Hotel, 237

Brockville & Ottawa Railway, 6, 126-127, 172, 175, 210, 252-253

Brome Township, 96, 174

Brown(e), James, 94-95, 105-106, 110

Brown, Maggie, 214

Browne, David, 86-87, 129

Brule, 132

Brule, Etienne, 4, 11-12

Buchan, David, 131

Buchan, John, 17

Buchanan Brothers, 40, 47, 66, 114-116, 168, 173-174

Buchanan, Dr. Francis Hamilton, 29, 30, 32-34, 37, 46

Buchanan, Rev. George, 154

Buffam, Henry, 263

Buffam, Rebecca - see Alston, Rebecca

Buffam, Samuel, 86

Bulow, Friedrich, 166

Burns, Sam, 196

Burnstown, 41, 89, 95, 111, 121-122, 138, 141-142, 32, 43; 156-157, 159, 175, 194, 198, 202-203, 207-208, 234-235, 260, 265, 273, 318-320; Pl.31

Burnstown General Store, 198, 209; Pl. 97

Burton, Amos, 279-280

Burton, John, 145

Burwash, Nathaniel, 103, 208

Burwash, Norah, 10

Butchers, 202

Buttle, Dr. W.W, 223

Bylaws, first, 96-97

Bytown, 35, 73, 75, 111, 115, 118

Cahills, Michael, 175

Calabogie, 176

Caldwell, Mary Jane, 198

Caledonia Springs, 68

Caledonia Society of Montreal, 79

Cameron, Duncan, 276

Cameron, Malcolm, 76, 93

Cameron’s Creek, 132

Cameron, Pad, 132

Campbell, Alexander (Sandy), 175

Campbell, Sgt. Pilot Andy, 284; Pl. 99

Campbell, “Black” Donald, 175

Campbell, Mrs. C. A., 272

Campbell, Duncan, 59, 94, 103, 124, 175, 206, 301

Campbell, Duncan (Major), 41, 43, 46

Campbell, Harriet Ann, 131

Campbell, Jack, 178

Campbell, James, 175

Campbell, Janet, 43

Campbell, John, 46, 60, 74, 175, 202-203, 318,; Pl. 58

Campbell, John Box, 11, 89, 141, 182, 201, 265, 311, 318, 321

Campbell, Peter, 53, 64, 104, 301

Campbell, Rev. Dr. Robert, 156

Campbell, Verna, 130

Campbell, Willard, 223, 321

Campbell, William (Willy), 175, 202

Campbell Block, 117

Campbell House, 234

Campbell’s Creek, 133

Campbell’s Hotel, 234

Campbell’s Spring, 133

“Campbells of the Lake”, 43

Canaan, 24, 46, 87, 102-103, 111, 122-124, 136, 147-148, 152, 154-157, 161, 198, 260; Pl. 41

Central Canada Railway, 253-254

Canada East, 5, 21

Canada Lime Co. Ltd., 210

Canada West, 5, 6, 21

Canadian Civil Defence College, 284

Canadian Cooperage Co., 176, 186

Canadian Emergency Preparedness College, 284

Canadian National Railway, 255-256

Canadian Pacific Railway, 241, 252-255

Canadian Shield, 3, 30, 135, 181, 183

Carleton County, 5, 6, 318

Carleton Light Infantry, 277

Carleton Place, 28, 38, 73, 123, 172

Carleton, Sir Guy, 5

Carling, John, 191

Carlow Township, 137, 193-194

Carmichael, F/O Alexander Duncan, 284

Carmichael, Duncan, 201

Carmichael, James, 38-39, 53, 94, 124, 241, 301

Carmichael, Janet, 9, 45, 104, 148, 150, 161

Carmichael, Stewart, 191

Carpenters, 205

Carron, Timothy, 101

Carswell, Dr. Allan, 220

Carswell, Andrew, 265

Carswell, Bethea, 106

Carswell, John, (?)

Carswell, David, 125, 261

Carswell, Susannah, 105, 220

Carswell, Taylor, 225

Carswell, Thomas, (?)

Castleford, 158, 161, 259, 261, 263, 266, 274

Cathcart, Lord, 31

Catty, Lt., 12

Causes of death, 216-218

Cemeteries, 168-169, 274, 276, see also Flat Rapids and Inch-Bhui cemeteries

“Century Farms”, 106, 182, 186-187; Pl. 65

Champlain, Samuel de, 4, 7, 9, 11-12, 134, 167

Champlain Sea, 3, 7

Chapman, Rose, 193; PL. 77

Chats Falls, 11, 13, 36

Chats Lake, 7, 12, 13, 43-4, 112, 115, 167, 170, 257-258

Chatterton, John J., 163, 201, 211

Chatterton, Margaret, 201

Chaudiere Falls, 118

Cheese factories, 207-208; Pl. 83

Cheneau, 115

Cherry, George, 203

Cherry, Helen, 244

Cherry, James, 261

Cherry, Mary H., 261

Cherry, Robert, 224, 261

Cholera, 76

Christiansen, Rev. Bahne Peter, 165

Christie, Dr. Alexander James, 219

Christie, Mary, 85

Church, S. O. & Bro., 176

Clearence Township, 315

Clay Bank, 133, 146, 189, 193, 198, 261, 273

Clay Valley, 123, 133, 150-151, 164

Clergy Reserves - see Reserves

Clerks and Treasurers, 104-107

Colburne, Sir John, 31, 53

Coleman, D.C., 150

Coleman, E.H., 150

Coleman, James, 150

Commercial House, 235

Commons, 133

Congregationalists, 163

Consolidated Bathhurst Inc., 172

Constitutional Act, 5, 30

Continuation school, 140

Coon, Rev. S.M., 163

Cooney, Percival, J., 15-16, 42, 52, 80, 314-315

Cotie, Tom, 206

Coulonge River, 172

Cox, James, 207-208

Craig, Ashel I., 51

Craig, James, 79-80, 101, 119

Craig, William, 127, 236

Cram, William, 203, 279

Cram’s Field, 141

Cram’s Hill, 133

Crane, Bella McCallum, 138, 144

Crane, Edward, 188

Crane, Edwin, 138

Cranston, Dr. James G., 222

Crawford, John Willoughby, 64

Crawford, Mary, 123

Crawford, William, 79, 89

Crimean War, 279

Croft & Denny, 207

Crown Reserves - see Reserves

Culhearn, Dr. W.W., 223

Cunningham, John, Pl. 72, 188

Cunningham, William, 193

Cuthbert, J., 130, 188, 201

Dalhousie District, 5

Dalhousie, Lord, 25, 73

Dan (Community), 96, 133, 152-154

Daniel Street, 116

Darling Township, 177

Davidson, Wilford G., 281

Davis’s Hall, 224, 227, 273

Deacon, Charles, 141

Deacon, Colin, 178

DeCew, T. H., 176

Denroche, Rev. Christopher Thomas, 166

Derbyshire, Stewart, 61

DeRenzie’s store, 9, 131, 201, 227, 230

Deutche Post (German Weekly), 165

Devil’s Hole, 133

Dewar, Alexander, 123, 182

Dewar, Archibald, 182

Dewar, Crawford, Mrs., 190-191, 273

Dewar, Donald, Mrs., 123,162, 182, 273

Dewar, Duncan, 123

Dewar, John, 123

Dewar Settlement, 123, 136, 146, 160-162, 165, 182, 198, 207, 273; Pl. 51

Dickson, Andrew, 64, 310

Dickson, James, 93, 95, 304

Dickson, (“Master”), 74, 76

Diener, August, ?

Dillon, F/Sgt., John Henry, 284

Diseases, 101, 143, 216-223

Distilleries, 231, 238

District Councils Act, 92-93

Division Street, 10, 125, 172, 200, 221

Dobbin, Rev. John S., 162

Dochart Brick & Tile Co. Ltd., 210

Dochart Creek, 17, 133, 173, 175, 185, 210

Dochart River, Scotland, 17

Dochart Village, 133

Dogs killing sheep, 188-189

Dominion Explosives Ltd., 211

Donnely’s Bay, 133, 177

Donovan, William, 201

Dontigny, Philip (Dontigny Woollen Mills), 209

Doolan, Paddy, 261

Dorchester, Lord, 4, 5

Douglas(s), James, 167, 198

Dower rights, 83, 119-120

Dowswell Able H., 97, 105-106, 220-221, 260

Draper, William Henry, 64, 241

Dressmakers, 124

Drummond Township, 43

Drysdale, Madelon, 272

Duff, Agnas, 270

Duff, Alexander, 106, 201, 261; Pl. 81

Duff, Elizabeth, 105

Duff, Izett, 95

Duff, James R., 281

Duff, Lt. Peter, 146

Dundum Castle (Hamilton), 71, 287

Dunkin Act, 231

Durham, Lord, 54, 57

Eastern District, 5, 6

Eastwood Brickyard, 210

Edey, Moses Chamberlain (architect), 157

Education, 136-151

Eganville, 7

Elgin, Lord, 25, 31, 73

Elm Cooperage (Sand Point), 206

Emerson, Dr. J. N., 7

Emigration, reasons for, 21-24

Emigration societies, 22

“Empire Township”, 99

Episcopalians, 167

Excelsior Club, 225

Explosive factory, 211-212

Fairbaim, Rev. William, 153

Family Compact, 24, 47, 56, 65, 277, 313

Farm Radio Forum, 191

Farming, 30-31, 98-99, 181-195

Fences, fenceviewers, 186-187, 74, 75; Pl.73

Ferguson, Mr. (storekeepers), 37, 196

Ferguson, Alexander, 49, 301

Ferguson, Peter, 51

Ferries, 257-258

Feudalism, 20-21, 39-40, 54, 67, 81, 313, 322

Fiery cross, 96, 129

Findlay, John, 283

Fingerboard, 133

Finnerty, Peter, 137

Fisher, Catherine, 42, 65, 69-70, 71-72, 76, 81-87, 89,104, 129, 220, 259, 302; Pl. 4

Fisher, Donald, 42, 83-84, 104, 154, 262, 302

Fisher, John, 70-72, 74,78, 86, 94-95, 104, 302; Pl. 104

Fisher Street, White Lake, 130-131

Fisher’s Pond, 133

Fitzpatrick, James, 205

Fitzroy harbour, 166, 259

Fitzroy Township, 15, 38, 112, 155, 277-278

Fitzsimmons, John, 161

Flat Rapids, 10-11, 48, 49, 58, 75, 93-94, 123-124, 133, 136, 144-145,169, 229, 262, 304-305

Flat Rapids Cemetery, 42, 169, 305

Flat Rapids Road, 11, 118, 176

Flint, Billa, 28

Floyd, Albert, 205

Flying school, 259, 282-283; Pl.98

Forrest, Elizabeth, 265

Forrest, Jane, 106

Forrest, John, 58, 95, 105, 157, 203, 273, 302

Foresters, Independent Order of, 132, 143

Fort Covington, N.Y., 72

Fort des Chats, 11

Foster, Hon. Asa Belknap, 175

Franchise Bill, 270

Frank Ryan Creek, 133

Franktown, 259

Fraser,Alexander, 14, 15, 18, 30, 46, 80, 289, 313-314

Fraser, Donald, 157

Fraser, James, 159

Fraser,Sgt. Pilot Lorn, 285

Fraser, Marjorie, 80

Fraser, Nelson, 177

Fraser, Ronald, J., 100

Fraser, Rev. Simon C., 131, 156,158

Fraser Lake, 133

Fraser Settlement, 203

Free Kirk - see Presbyterians

Frenchman Creek, 133

“Friendly Society of McNab”, 53-54

Firth, John, 236

Frood, Walter, 191

Frood, Thomas, 98

Gaelic language, 123, 154, 158, 228-229, 311

Galetta, 176

Galilee Community, 112, 118, 134, 172

Garry, Nicholas, 12

Gemmill (Gemmell), William, 19, 213

General stores, 196-202

Geology of region, 3-4

George Buchanan (steamboat), 115, 257

German Baptists - see Baptists

German immigrants, 150-51, 164, 166, 191-192, 284

German Settlement, 133, 150-151, 164-165, 192-193; Pl. 40

Gibeault, John, 201

Gobson, C.J. (Architect), 160

Gill, Richard, 235

Gillian, James, 198

Gillespie, James, 269

Gillespie, James G. (of Quebec), 126, 269

Gillespie, Margaret, 126, 269

Gillespie, Thomas, 193, 269; PL.77

Gillies Brothers (Braeside), 121, 150, 160, 169, 171

Gillies, James R., 172, 177-178

Gillies, John, 160, 172, 196

Gillies, Mrs. John, 160

Gillies sawmill (White Lake), 131, 177-188

Glasgow, Glasgow Station, 104-105, 108-109, 124-125, 148-149, 175-176, 190-191, 198, 207-208, 209, 224-226, 255-256, 261, 265-266, 273-274; Pl. 39, 92

Glasgow Missionary Society, 154

Glendochart, 14

Glengarry County, 24-5, 43-44

Glen Roy Farm, 133,182; Pl. 65, 66, 67, 75

Globe Hotel, 237

Golden Lake, 8, 9, 10, 45

Good Templars, 132, 227, 260

Goodwin, Alexander, 41, 46, 51

Goodwin, Charles, 41, 46

Goodwin, Gunner Sgt. Donald, 285

Gore and Hamilton Bank, 73-75

Gosford, Lord, 57

Goshen, Goshen Comer, 49, 124-15, 136, 142-143, 152, 154, 169, 189, 207, 220, 224, 233, 255-256, 261, 269, 274, 283; Pl. 42, 91

Gould, Jason, 115

Gould, Simpson & Mittelberger, 115

Grammar School, 140

Grand Trunk Railway - see Canadian Pacific Railway

Grant, George, 157

Grant, Rev. Peter, 164

Grant, William, 101

Greenock, 32-35, 37

Greenlaw Farm, 102-103, 122, 133

Greig, Brule, 133, 310

Gregory, Issac, 117, 260

Grenville County, 5, 6

Grist mills, 60, 66-67, 103, 111, 115, 118, 129-130, 173, 175, 178, 208-209; Pl. 84

Grove (Arnprior), 10

Guiges, Bishop Joseph Eugene, 167-168

Hackett, Rev. Otis, 319

Hageman, Christopher Alexander, 50-51, 57

Haliburton, Mr. Justice, 318

Hall, Norma, 10, 173

Hall, Pat, 10, 11, 173

Hall, Robert, 51

Hamilton, Andrew, 105-106, 193, 226, 302

Hamilton, Betha, 203

Hamilton, Capt., (of the Niagara), 34

Hamilton, David, 203

Hamilton, Dr. Hamilton - see Buchanan, Dr., 17

Hamilton, James Ramsey, 137

Hamilton, John, 106, 176

Hamilton, John W., 124, 190, 225; Pl. 68

Hamilton, Margaret, 267

Hamilton, Tom, 193

Hamilton, Ontario, 67, 70-78, 290

Hamilton’s Hill, 133

Hanson, John, 3, 303

Hanson, Leslie, 85, 140, 303

Hanson, Sarah, 85

Hanson, William, 303

Harding, Charles (photographer), 289

Harrington, Eric, 164

Harrington, Maria, 118

Hartney, James, 233

Harvey Station, 124, 261

Hastings, Pte. Edward, 285

Hastings, Pte. John, 281

Hastings County, 193-194

Hatt, William, 76-77

Havey, James, 115-116, 167

Havey, Michael, 116, 263

Havey, Thomas, 116

Havey, Tom, 116, 283

Havey’s Hill, 116, 133

Hawkesbury, 35

Head, Sir Edmond Walker, 31, 279

Head, Sir Francis Bond, 31, 56-57, 277

Headrick, David, 205

Headrick, James, 146, 155

Headrick, Mrs. Walker, 275

Hennepin, Jean Nicollet, 11

Henry, Alexander, 11

Higginson, Dr., 219

High Falls, 135

Highland Society of Hamilton and Canada West, 74

Hill, The (McLachlin House), 118, 120, 173; Pl. 57

Hill Dale Farm, 311

Hilliard (Hillard), Minor (Miner), 115, 117, 233

Hilliard, Owen, 117, 126

Hincks, libel trial, 43, 61-65

Hincks, (Sir) Francis, 32, 61-65, 118, 316

Holbein, Catherine, 265

Holbein, Rev. William, 164

Holiday, William, 92

“Home Children”, 192-193

Hoodless, Adelaide, 272

Horton, Robert Wilmot, 22-23, 29

Horton & McNab Telephone Company, 104, 148, 266-267

Horton Township, 29, 49, 124-125, 142-143, 147, 154-155, 157-158, 161, 185, 193, 224, 260-261, 277

Hotels and taverns, 86, 88, 127, 230-238

Hough, John Jr., 131, 135, 201-202, 206, 263; Pl. 25

Hough, John Sr., 131, 206, 263

House of Industry at Perth, 215-216

Hoy, Owen, 205

Hudson, Thomas, 143

Hudson’s Bay Company, 4, 11, 12, 13, 119

Hughton, Andrew, 209

Hutson, Andrew, 175

Hutson, Elsia, 261

Hutson, James B., 176

Hull, Lower Canada, 35-36, 115, 170

Huntington, Long Island, N.Y., 76

Hyde, Ellen, 43

Hydro Colony, 135; Pl. 28

Images Gallery, 202, 227

Inch-Bhui cemetery, Arnprior, 9, 17, 45, 70-71, 168-169

Inchbury Street (Hamilton), 71

Indian River, 44

Indians, 4, 7-11

Indian’s Turn, 9, 10, 133

Industries, 207-212

Ingles, John, 207

Inglis, Mr., 288

Iron Ore, 212

Iroquois Wars, 7, 11-12

Isbester, James E., 126

Isle Ste.Croix, 12

Itinerant vendors, 202

Jackman, Police Chief, 10

Jahn, Richard, 201

Jameson, Robert Sympson, 171

Jameson, Stephenson, 84

Jamison, Alexander, 210-211

Jenkins, Rev. E. H., 138

Jessie’s Hill, 122, 133

Jesuit missionaries, 11

John Street, 117

Johnson, Thomas H., 9

Johnson, Rev. William, 160

Johnston’s Rock, 121; Pl. 17

Johnstown District, 5, 6

Jones, Allan, 3

Jones Brothers, White Lake, 244

Jones, E. C. H., (Laird’s granson), 82, 90

Jones, Jonas, 64

Jones, Dr. Robin McNab (Laird’s great grandson), 82, 89-91

Jones, Thomas, 202, 263, 265

Junior Farmers, 182, 190-191

Kashubian (“Polish”) immigrants, 191-192

Keefer, Thomas, 68

Kennedy, Clyde, 3

Kennedy Lumber, 180

Kennell Lodge - see Kinnell Lodge

Kewley, Graham, 267

Kewley, R., 206

Kichesippirini, 134

Killin, (White Lake), 128-129, 133, 262-263

Killin (Scotland), 15, 17, 19, 71, 262

King Street (Hamilton), 71, 290

Kingston, Ontario, 70, 72-73, 75, 289

Kinnell House, Scotland, 17-19, 70

Kinnell Lodge, 13, 25, 29, 35-36, 38-39, 43, 50, 66, 70-72, 74, 84, 87, 111-112, 112, 114-118, 123, 129, 134, 168,,174, 177, 202, 290, 307; Pl. 14

Kinnell Street (Hamilton), 71

Kippen, Pte. Duncan Ray, 285

Kirkwell, Orkney Islands, 78

“Klondike” mill, 172

Lachine, 35

Lafont’s Hill, 133

Lanark County, 5-6, 8, 22, 92, 317, 319

Lanarkshire, 5, 22

Land companies, 23

Landon, Tom, 115, 117

Lang, H. W., 205

Lannion, Cote-du-Nord, France, 79

Last Laird of McNab (book), 313-314, 316, 322

Laurentain culture, 7

Lavallee, Pte. Celesta James, 281-282

Laventure, James, 100

Leacock, Andrew, 201

Leckie, David. 122, 230, 303

Leckie, William, 122, 203

Leckie’s Hill, 133

Leckie’s Hotel, 206, 234-235

Ledoux Earle, 285

Legree, family, 146

Leskie, Bernard, 188

Leslie, Mr., 319

Lewis, Bishop Dr. John Travers, 166

Library (White Lake), 202, 228, 276

Liffy, Gully, 133

Liffy’s Creek, 133

Lime Kiln, 211

Lindsay, Allan John, 266

Lindsay, John, 132, 159, 177

Lindsay, Dr. John R., 144

Lindsay, Lizzie Duff, 267

Lindsay, Mary Harris, 182

Lindsay, Rev. Peter, 160, 270

Lindsay, William, 177

Lindsay sawmill, 130, 202

Lipsy, 51-52, 79

Liquor -see Alcohol

Location tickets, 38-40

Locha Creek, 125, 133, 210

Lochiel, Glengarry County, 25

Lochwinnoch, 125, 136, 142-144, 148, 161, 182, 186, 190-191, 194, 207, 224-226, 261, 274-275;

Pl. 33, 34

Lodge, G., 265

Logan, Chris, 195

Logging, 170-180

Long Island, N.Y., 75-76

Long Rapids, 121, 134

Loretto Convent (Hamilton), 71

Lowery, Jessie, 122

Lumbering, 170-180

Lundy’s Corners, 105, 124, 125, 148-149, 162, 198, 201, 261; Pl. 18

Luneburg District, 4

Lutherans, 150, 153, 165, 192

Lyon, Johnny, 193

Lyon, Robinson, 233

Lyons Hotel, 233

Lytle, vernor, 230

Mac - see under Mc

Mackenzie, Captain (painter), 287

Mackenzie, William Lyon, 24, 277

Mackie, David, 100, 108, 145

Madawaska River, 7-9, 12-13, 36, 58, 110-113, 121-122, 124, 134-135, 170-174

Madawaska Telephone Co., 264-265

Magnetawan, Ontario, 311

Maitland, Sir Peregrine, 5, 26-27, 30,31,36

Majaury, Erwin, 205

Malcolm, Maj. A.E.W., 287

Mallard, Joseph, 47

Malloch Estate, 117

Malloch, George M., 177; Pl. 61

Manitoba, migration to, 182, 194

Mann, Rev. Alexander, 155-157, 159, 302

Mansfield, 11, 101, 125-126, 150-151, 192, 200,210, 212, 254, 269

Mansfield, James P., 126, 128, 165, 212

March Township, 314-315, 317

Marshall, Elizabeth (Laird’s wife), 78-79, 82, 89

Martin, George, 201

Martintown, Glengarry County, 25

Matheson, William, 123

Matthews, Rev. R.W., 165

Maule, Anne, Laird’s mother, 15

Mayne, Mrs. E., 272

McAdam, John, 86

McAdam. William, 237

McAllister, Gordon, 193

McAteer, Rev. W., 159

McCallum, John, 42, 303

McCaul, Colin, 303

McCoob, John, 101

McConnell Brothers, 116, 170

McCrea, Gerard, 320

McCreary, Dr. Robert H., 223

McCurdy, Rev. J.F., 163

McDermid, 227, Pl. 88

McDermid, John, 124, 303

McDiamid, James, 160

McDonald, Alexander, 45

McDonald, George, 97, 263

McDonald, James, 45, 303

McDonald, John R., 45

McDonald, John, R., 201,261

McDonald, Miles, 35

McDonald, Murdoch (piper), 51, 58

McDonald, W.J., 120

McDonell (Bishop) Alexander, 26

McDonell, Alexander, Crown Lands Agent, Newcastle, 53

McDonell, Col. Donald, 25

McDonnell, Alexander (Sand Point), 8, 13, 40-41,43-45, 47, 70 78, 94, 111, 120, 126-127, 148, 167-168, 175, 177, 201, 206, 252-254, 261, 277, 279, 287-288: Pl. 19

McDonnell, Janet, 44-45, 70, 120, 148, 175, 288

McDonnell Street, 126-127

McDougall, Beatrice (Betsey) - see McNab, Beatrice (Betsey)

McDougall, Peter, 315

McEwen, Mel, 182

McEwan, Mona, 182

McFadden, Colin - see McFadyen

McFadyen, Archibald Colin, 47, 303, 318-319

McFadyen, Mary Jane, 273

McFarlane, Duncan, 304

McFarlane, James, 33, 48, 304

McFarlane, John, 304

McFayden, Ronald, 235

McGillivray, Edward (Ottawa), 208

McGonigal, Hugh, 115-116, 167

McGonigal Street, 116

McGregor, Dr. A.W., 223

McGregor, Christina, 104

McGregor, Daniel F.M., 214

McGregor, D.F., 214

McGregor,Donald, 206

McGregor, Donald F., 206

McGregor, Jim, 45-46, 304

McGregor, John, 104-106, 267

McGregor, Mary, 104

McGregor, Robert, 15, 182, 270, 304

McGregor, Steve, 45-46, 133, 182, 304

McGregor, Pte. Stewart, 281; Pl. 96

McGregor Hotel, 235

McIllinden, Daniel (“Lundy”), 125, 149, 198,

McInnes, Angus, 79, 198, 224, 227, 261

McIntosh, Josiah, 194

McIntyre, Daniel, 64, 108, 144, 304; Pl 105

McIntyre, Donald, 304

McIntyre, Elizabeth, 42; Pl. 3

McIntyre, John, 42, 48, 49-51, 63-64, 93-94, 131, 304-305

McIntyre, John Roy, 304

McIntyre, Peter, 17, 48, 93, 304

McKay (firm in Burnstown), 103

McKay, James, 46, 51-52, 305

McKay, John S., 210

McKinnon, Alex, 175

McKinnon, Lloyd, D.C.M., 281

McLachlan, Andrew, Pl. 73

McLachlan, James (“Lame Jimmy”), 142

McLachlan, John, 202

McLachlan, Thomas, 51

McLachlan, Agnes, 273

McLachlin, Daniel, 9, 35, 103, 112, 117-121, 159, 166, 168, 173, 175, 184, 257, 321; Pl. 55, 56, 57

McLachlin, Hugh (father of Daniel), 35, 45, 118, 173

McLachlin, Ken, 173

McLachlin Papers, 173

McLachlin’s Point, 9, 134

McLaren, Archie, 225

McLaren, David, 138

McLaren, Donald, 101,305

McLaren, James, 125, 305

McLaren, John, 196

McLaren, John Barr, 265

McLaren, Malcolm D., 274, (Mrs.) 305

McLaren, Stewart, 267

McLauchlin’s Lake, 134

McLaughlin, Alexander, 186

McLean, Rev. D.J., 160

McLean, Fred, 193

McLean, George, 124, 173, 203, 236

McLean, Peter, 162

McLean, Robert, 193

McLean, William, 176

McLellan, Ken, 201

McLellan, Lois, 201

McLeod, Allan, 141

McLeod, Donald McRea, 283

McLeod, F.M., 260

McLeod Road, 153

McLeod, James, 265

McLeod, Rev. Norman, 155

Lewis, Mary, 271

McManus, Denis, 130-131, 237

McMerkin, Rev. (Pembroke), 315

MacMillan, Mac, 191

McMillan, Peter, 33, 124, 194, 306

Macnabb - see under McNab

MacNab, (Sir) Allan Napier, 15, 18 61, 67-68, 80, 84-87, 91, 111, 129, 158, 168, 177, 262, 279; Pl. 4

McNab, Alexander (Laird’s son who died young), 83

McNab, Alexander, 58, 64, 136, 275, (Mrs.) 306-307

McNab, Allan (Laird’s son), 25, 67-68, 80, 82, 84-87, 91, 1211, 129, 158, 168, 177, 262, 279; Pl. 4

McNab, Andrew, 182, 201, 265; Pl. 25

McNab, Angus, 59, 231, 238, 241, 306 (Mrs.)

McNab, Anne Elizabeth (Laird’s daughter), 79, 82, 89-90

McNab, Archibald (Isla), 307

McNab, Archibald (Laird’s grandson - died in infancy), 82, 86-87

McNab, Archibald, 13th Laird:

arrival in Canada, 24

artifacts of, 90-91; PL. 8, 9

background in Scotland, 15-19

family relationships, 82-90

paintings and photographs, 287-289; Pl. 101, 102, 103

return to Britain, 67, 78-79

wine imports, 71-72

McNab, Archibald Corrie, 18, 109, 130

McNab, Beatrice (Betsey), 315

McNab, clan, coat of arms, motto, 14, 15; Pl. 2

McNab, Colin, 315-316

McNab, Dugald C., 14-15, 17, 32, 37-38, 52-53, 58-59, 63-65,76, 80, 103, 122, 137-138, 140-141, 150, 306, 313-322

McNab, Duncan, 41-42, 51-52, 64, 73, 154, 182, 263, 306, 308, 321

McNab, Elizabeth (Laird’s wife) - see Marshall, Elizabeth

McNab, Francis, 12th Laird, 16, 18, 82, 278, 287-288

McNab, Francis Allan (Laird’s grandson), 82, 86-88, 91, 306

McNab, John, 78, 306

McNab, John Duncan, Clerk, 105-106, 201

McNab, Kitty (Laird’s daughter), 67, 69, 82, 84-85, 87-89, 129

McNab, Margaret (Laird’s first wife) - see Robertson, Margaret

McNab, Margaret (Laird’s daughter)

McNab, Margaret (laird’s ward), 71, 74-77

McNab, Margaret (Peggy), Pl. 24

McNab, Rebecca - see Alston, Rebecca

McNab, Robert (Bouvain), Laird’s father, 15, 82

McNab, Sarah Ann (Laird’s daughter), 16, 18, 82-83

McNab Township - see township of McNab

McNab, William (Laird’s son), 83

McNab post office - see Canaan

McNab Telephone Assn., 265-266; Pl. 93

McNamara, Dennis, 117, 233

McNaughton, John (surveyor), 28

McNee, James (piper), 35, 41, 114, 131, 209,

McNeid, A. Sterling, 194

Mcnets, The (baseball team), 225; Pl. 85

McNevin, John, 203

McNevin, William, 136

McNulty, Rev. Father, 167

McPhee, Dr. Dan, 223

McRea, Donald, 198

McRea, Rev. Duncan, 163

McVean,Sgt. Basil, 285

McVicar, Alexander, 52, 184

McWhirter, William McCargo, 193

Mecklenburg, District, 4, 6; Map 2

Medical care - see Physicians and medical care

Metcalfe, Lord, 31

Methodists, 153, 162-163

“Michael Indian”, 9, 230

Michelson, August, 192

Michelson, Hermann, 192

Middleton, Charles S., 155, 117

Middleton, M., 70-71, 74, 116-117, 120, 168

Mildon, Rev. Albert H., 165

Militia, 70, 86, 277-279, 289, 311

Milk’s Creek, 134

Milk’s Meadow, 143

Miller, Alexander, 42, 48-49, 136, 309

Miller, James, 310

Miller, Mrs. John E., 138, 143, 198, 274, (Mrs.)

Milller, Rev. Matthew, 154

Miller, Sarah, 104

Miller, William, 175, 206, 310

Miller Road, 310

Mills, James, 261

Mining, 111, 126, 212

Minto, Earl of, 108

Minto, Mary (Lady), 108-109

Missisauga Indians, 8

Mississippi River (Ontario), 8, 123

Mitchell, Howard, 193; Pl. 76

Mitchell, James, 193

Mitchell, John, 193

Model School, 137, 141, 315, 320

Moir, J.S., 227

Monck, Lord, 31

Monk, H. C. Co., (Ottawa), 311

Montmorency, Charles de, 12

Montmorency, Lac, 12

Moore, Rev. William, 160, 162

Morgan, Rev. T.E., 164

Morin, A. N., 318

Morphy’s Falls - see Carleton Place

Morris, James, 24, 27, 58, 92-96, 101, 111, 122, 260, 310

Morris, Peter, 95, 198

Morrison Island, 12, 134

Morrow, Richard, 236

Mount St. Patrick, 167

Mud Lake, 7

Muirhead, Arnold Gillies, 172

Municipal Act, 93-94, 96, 104

Munro, Richard, 205

Murphy, Andrew, 107

Murphy, Mrs. Andrew - see Sutherland, Mary

Murphy, Archibald Sutherland, 105, 107

Murphy, James, 174

Murphy, Dr. Joseph E., 222, 265

Murphy, Dr. Stephen H., 264-265

Neil, Francis, 188

Neil, R., 92

Neilson, George E., 222, 265

Neilson, Rev. Dr. Johnston, 106

Neilson Street, 106

“Neishes Head”, 14

Nepean Township, 48

Nettle, Cdr. Stanley Archibald (Laird’s great-grandson), 14, 18, 78, 82-83, 89-91; Pl. 7

Neumann, Sgt. Elmer, 285

New France, 4, 6; Map 1

New Ontario - see Northern Ontario

Niagara, vessel, 32, 34-36, 46

Nile Expedition, 203, 279

North Lanark Railway, 256-257

North West Company, 11, 13

Northern Ontario, migration to, 195

Norway Point, 29, 134

Noud’s Cornner, 134

Nowland, Manny, 209

O’Brien, M.J. Ltd., 175

O’Connor, James, 167

O’Connor, William, 99

O’Connor Hotel, 235

Odd Fellows, 227

O’Donnell, James, 198

O’Donnell, Wilfred, 191

O’Malley, Rev. Father, 168

Ontario Federation of Agriculture, 190

Opeongo Road, 193

Orangemen, Orange Halls, 132, 162, 165-166, 202, 227, 275, 278; Pl. 88

Orkney Islands, 67, 77-79

Ostler, Fred, 201-202, 225-226

Ottawa, Arnprior & Perry Sound Railway, 124, 255-256

Ottawa River Basin, 181

Pakenham (village), 52-53, 64, 66, 73, 86, 163, 179, 184, 208, 259, 262-263, 277-279, 309-310

Papineau, Louis-Joseph, 277

Paris (France), 79, 89

Paris, James, 178

Paris, John, 66-67, 69, 74, 94-95, 97, 1203, 108, 129, 155, 178, 208-209, 229, 263

Parkhurst, William, 209

Parton, owner of the Niagara, 34

Passenger pigeons, 127-128

Pathmasters - see Statute Labour

Pembroke, 6, 12, 119, 134, 315

Perth, 92-93, 137, 154, 171, 189, 208-2-9, 215-216, 259, 317-319

Perthshire, 22

Petitions by settlers, 53-55

Phillips, James, 266

Phillips Pte. James Arthur, 285

Phillips, William, Sr., 210

Phillips family (Lochwinnoch), 144, 177, 182, 186, 190, 193-194

Physicians, medical care, 103, 219-123

Picket Hill, 122, 134, 221, 318

Pine, John, (“Jack Pine”), 202

Pine Grove, 134, 147, 201, 275; Pl. 37

Pinkerton,Alexander, 194

Pinkerton, Robert, 95, 100, 194

Point Peninsula, 7

Pointe Fortune, 17, 35

Pointer boats, 258

Police village, 97, 120-121

“Polish” immigrants - see Kashubain immigrants

Poole, James, 208

Portage du Fort, 167, 175

Posey, Durham, 198, 235

Post offices, 72, 74, 122, 129, 131, 159-163

Potash, 185; Pl. 67

Potter, Richard, 283

Prairies - see Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Alberta

Poundkeepers, 187-188

Powell, John, 92, 114

Presbyterians, 10, 152-163,224-225, 276

Pretty, Harry, 237

Price,& McGill, Bytown, 75

Price, Bill, 193

Prince Arthur, steamship, 257

Prince of Wales (Albert Edward), 119, 166, 210

Proper, Charles, 175

“Public nuisance”, 65-67

Purvis, George, 175

Puttenham, Rev. George, 163

Quebec Act, 30

Queen’s University, 72, 75, 86

Quilty, Nicholas, 203

Quinn, George, 260

Quinn, Owen, 44

“Quit rent”, 21, 38, 47, 123

Radenhurst, J., 62-63

Radenhurst, Thomas M., 42, 63, 116

Radisson, Pierre-Esprit, 11

Rafter’s Point (Rafting Point), 9, 134

Railways (see also individual companies), 124, 127, 172, 201, 252-257

Rainboth, Rev., 164

Ramsey, Robert Alexander, 207

Ramsey Township, 37, 66, 178

Rebellion of 1837, 57, 92, 277-279

Recollet Misssionaries, 8, 11

Reeves and Deputy Reeves, 101-104

Relief Measures, 215-216

Religion, (see also individual denominations) 152-169

Rendall, Orkney Islands 78-79

Renfrew, (village, town), 49, 119, 138, 156, 167, 259, 261, 263-265, 319

Renfrew County, 5-6,8, 22, 93, 118-119, 150, 164, 182, 189, 191, 224, 267, 275, 317, 319-320,

Renfrew Militia, 279

Renfrewshire, 5, 125

Renfrewville, 49, 260

Reserves, (Clergy and Crown), 29-30, 66, 113, 228

Responsible Government, 57, 58, 92

Rideau Canal, 72

Rideau River, 8

Ridout, Thomas, 113

Rintoul, Beryl, 132

Ritchie, Daniel Andrew, 104

Roads, 239-245

Roads dispute, 241

Robertson, Alex, 101

Robertson, A.M., 265

Robertson, Pte. James Arthur, 281

Robertson, Donald, 155, 210

Robertson, Ella, 265

Robertson, James, 51, 225, 263, 310

Robertson, J. D., (Mrs.), 175, 273

Robertson, John, 64, 94, 99

Robertson, Lizzie, 158

Robertson, Margaret, (Laird’s first wife), 16, 17, 18, 76-78, 82-84, 89, 119-120

Robertson, Margaret (Waba), 103

Robertson, Neil, Pl. 70

Robertson, Robert, 175

Robertson, Stacey, 175

Robertson’s Corners, 133-134, 201, 311-312

Robertson, Peter, 28, 53, 94, 96

Rochester, George,94-95, 175, 188, 208-209, 320

Rochester, William Young, 198, 209

Roddy’s Bay, 9, 29, 117, 123, 126, 169, 255

Roddy’s Creek, 134

Roddy, Michael, 42, 93, 126, 168, 195

Roffey, Robert, 181

Roman Catholics, 30, 45, 118, 137, 153, 167-168; Pl. 52

Rorison, James, 205

Ross, Alexander, 113, 174

Ross, Daniel, 113-114, 174

Ross, James G., 119

Rotten, Pond, 134

Royal Visit, 119; Pl. 15, 16

Rudd, S. R., 160

Runt, G., 175

Runtz, Herbie, 188

Runtz, William, 192

Runz, Ferdinand, 151

Russell, Andrew, 24-25, 39, 133, 145, 163, 196, 260, 290, 310

Russell, Bill, 283

Russell, David, 68

Russell, Horace, 101, 104

Russett, Marion, 149

Ryan, Kathleen, (Mrs. Frank), 151

Ryan, Sylvester Francis (Frank), 133, 151

Saddlers, 206

St. Alexander’s Church, 45, 168

St. Andrew’s Presbyterian -see Presbyterians

St. John Chrysostorn Church, 167-168

St. John’s Lutheran Church, Arnprior -see Lutherians

St. Mary-le-Bone Parish Church (London), 79, 89

Sand Point, 9, 29, 43-45, 111, 126-127, 148, 160-163, 166-167, 169, 176-177, 201, 210-211, 219, 222, 226, 235-236, 252-255, 257-258, 261, 263, 277-278; Pl. 19, 38, 80

Sand Point-Burnstown Road, 101, 121, 124-125, 242-243

Sandy Beach, 134

Sandy Hill, 134

Sandy Hook, 9, 106, 134, 177

Saratoga Springs N.Y., 77, 289

Saskatchewan Migration, 195; Pl. 78

Sawmills, 66, 68, 111, 115, 118, 128-130, 173, 174-180,; Pl. 62, 63, 64

Schaffranck, Rev. Dr. A., 166

Scheel, August, 192

Scheel, Augusta, 166

Scheel, C. F., 151

Scheel families, 192

Scheel, Friedrich, 164

Schofield, John, 175

School Boards, 139-140, 191

School fairs, 138-139, 225, 276

Schools, 136-151, 319-321

Schubring, W., 150-151

Schulte, Rev. G. A., 164

Scott Act, 231

Scott and Ward Lumber, 177

Second Chute, 49, 260

Service Stations, 244-245

Shawville, Quebec, 157

Sheep and sheep valuators, 188-189

Sherwood, Henry (Lawyer), 63-64

Sherwood, Livius Peter, 28

Sherwood, Reuben (surveyor), 28, 166

Shipman’s Mill, 28

Shipper, Nathan, 210

Shireff’s Landing, 112

Shoemakers, 186, 206

Short, W. H. A., 227

Simcoe, Lord, 5

Simpson, Frances, 13

Simpson, George, 13, 68, 265

Simpson, Henry, 188

Simpson, James, 116

Simpson, Robert, 115

Slater, William J., 178

Smallfield, W. E., 224, 264

Smith, Pte. Harvey, 285; Pl. 100

Smith, Jessie, 275

Smith, John, 72

Smith, Mrs. Lawrence, 275

Smith, Rev. Dr. Neil G., 289

Smiths Falls, 176, 259

Social conditions, 213-215

South African War - Boer War

South Renfrew Farmers’ Insitutue, 190

Sprink, Caroline, 85

Sports and Recreation, 224-227; Pl. 85, 86

Springtown, 265

“Squatters,” 37, 40-46, 136, 170

Stadacona Cottage, 126, 269

Stadacona Avenue, 126

Stanley, Capt., 68

Stark, Thomas, 196

Statute labour, 240-241

Stavenow, Pte. Edgar, 285

Stavenow, Sgt. Leonard, 285

Staye, Alex, 9

Staye, John Henry, 227-228

Steele, Dr. W. H., 223

Stevens, Clement, 274, 281-282

Stevenson, Archibald, 165

Stewart, Agnes, 45, 269-270

Stewart, Alex, 198

Stewart, Alexander (Blair Atholl), 47, 128, 178-179, 310

Stewart, Alexander (Robertson Corners), 182, 201, 311

Stewart,Alexander (Waba), 179, 262

Stewart, Alexander W., 279-280,; Pl. 95

Stewart, Allan, 49, 54, 58-59, 94-95, 105-106, 127-128, 161, 229, 278, 311; Pl. 12

Stewart, Archibald, 41, 44, 45, 46, 104, 123, 269

Stewart, Capt., (in Hamilton), 71

Stewart, Catherine, 104

Sewart, Donald, (miller in Arnprior), 208

Sewart, Donald (Waba), 51, 103, 159, 179, 222, 228; Pl. 10

Sewart, Donald Edward, 179-180, 311

Stewart, Donald G., 179, 262, 275 (Mrs.)

Stwart, Elizabeth, 131, 182

Stewart, Flora, 45

Stewart, Jack, 225

Stewart, James, 146, 155, 161

Stewart, Janet, 270

Stewart, John (Blair Atholl?), 178, 310-311

Sewart, John (Waba), 103, 142, 159, 178-180, 248-249, 256-257, 262, 264

Stewart, John A., 198

Sewart, Milton Lindsay, 104, 198, 244; Pl. 11

Stewart, R. A., 45, 104, 244

Stewart, Robert (Waba), 179

Stewart, Robert M., 104, 196

Stewart, Thomas, 265

Stewart, William J., 203

Stewart Bay, 45

Stewart Brothers (Waba), 103, 148, 178-180, 201, 208-209, 265

Stewarton, 101, 134, 190

Stewart’s Bay, 134

Stewartville, 8, 108, 121, 127-128, 144-145, 156, 161-162, 193, 201, 236, 261, 275; Pl. 36, 48

Stewartville Fair, 189, 233

Stewartville Power Dam, 108, 123, 135, 209; Pl. 26, 27

Stirling, Alexander, 130, 158, 263

Stirling, Margaret, 131

Stirling, William Walter, 122, 131, 195

Stirling Ontario, 203

Stirling House, 131-132, 202; Pl.22

Stockbridge, W/Cdr. J. B., 283

Storie, Arthur, 191

Storie, Edgar, 143

Storie, Elizabeth, 193

Storie, James, 36, 312

Storie, John, 312

Storie, Lindsay, 191

Storie, Morris, 267

Storie, Robert, 36, 261, 267, 312

Storie, William, 94-95, 312

Storie’s Bay, 134

Strachan, Rev. John, 26-27, 30, 57-58

Street, Capt. Benjamin, 315, 317-318

Street, John George, 317-318

Streich, Carl, 150

Stringer,Joseph, 194

Sullivan, M. & Sons, 227

Surveying, 28-29, 239, 308-309

Sutherland, Archibald, 144

Sutherland, John, 122, 156

Sutherland, Mary, 144-145; Pl. 35

Sutherland, Philip, 143

Sutton, Harry, 193

“Sword of Bonnie Prince Charlie”, 24-25, 73-74, 290

Sydenham, Lord, 31, 58-60, 316

Sykes, Rev. E.E., 162

Tailors, 206

Talbot, Colonel Thomas, 21

Tavern licences and inspections, 229-238

Tavern rules of 1874, 232

Taverns - see Hotels and taverns

Taylor, Sgt. Glen, 286

Taylor, Rev. Hugh, 161

Taylor, Rev. James, 162

Taylor, John, 41

Telephone, 263-267

Temperance, 230-233

“Temple” 132, 164, 227-228, 260

Tessouat, (Algonkin Chief), 134, 167

Textile mills, 209-210

Thistle Club, 226

Thomas, charles, 45

Thomas, Pte. Sydney, 286

Thomilson, R., 215

Thoms, John, 146

Thoms, Joseph, 237, 263

Thomson, Charles Poulett - see Lord,Sydemham

Thomson, Rev. George, 87, 156

Threshing, 176, 185; Pl. 68, 69

timber trade, 170-180

Todd, Rev. H., 163

Torboulton Township, 26, 28, 155

Tough, John, 145

Township of McNab

area, 30, 98-99, 184

assessment, 99-100

census, 110

Council, 45,93-97, 101-107, 126; PL. 105

economic importance, 99

layout, 30

offices and appointees, 107

population, 46, 79, 96, 116, 184,, 186, 195

revenues, expenditures, 99-101

Township Hall, 19, 98, 100-101, 107-109, 127, 136, 145, 161-162, 173, 320; Pl. 13

Toy, Thomas, 205

Treasures - see Clerks and Treasurers

Tweedsmuir Histories 121, 272-273

Tweedsmuir Susan (Lady), 272

Union, steamer, 35

Union Forwarding Co., 257

United Church of Canada, 159-163

United Farmer of Ontario (UFO), 190-191, 225, 274

Usborne, Rev. Henry, 172, 175

Valentine, James, 211

Valkenaar, Rev. J. J., 164

Victorian Order of Nurses, 223

Victory Bonds, 282-283; Pl. 97

Waba (hamlet), 15, 103, 128, 148, 178-180, 201, 205, 208, 236, 262264, 275, 310-311; Pl. 63, 64

Waba Brook see Waba (hamlet)

“Waba Church”, 166-167

Waba Cottage, 67-68, 84-85, 87-88, 90, 111, 115, 128-131, 262; PL. 20

Waba Cottage Museum, 14, 19, 81, 90, 109, 130, 131, 147, 151, 162, 203, 206, 227, 267, 289, 304; Pl. 21

Waba Creek, 15, 66-68, 72, 103, 128, 177-180, 262

Waba Hotel, 263

Waba Mills - see Waba (hamlet)

Waite, John T., 160, 222

Wallace, Elizabeth, 138

Walpole, Lt. J., 12

Walter, william, 131

War of 1812, 7, 22

Ward, Laura Ann nee Waite, 222

Ward, Dr. Sherman Willard, 222

Watson, Rev. Thomas, 160

Watt, Mrs. John, 275

Weavers, 206

Webber,Catherine E. Forrest, 141-142

Weed Inspectors, 188

Welsh, Michael, 235

Wesleyan Methodists - see Methodists

Whales at White Lake, 3; Pl. 1

White House Hotel, 131, 237

White Lake, 3, 9, 10, 19, 29, 46, 66-68, 72, 74, 88, 106, 111, 115, 120, 126, 128-132, 136, 140-141, 157-159, 163-165, 166, 169, 177-180, 189, 201-202, 206, 208-209, 222-223, 225-229, 236-238, 262-263, 265, 269, 275-276; Pl. 30, 44, 45, 50

White Lake Sweet Shoppe, 201, 225

Whiteduck (Indian Families), 9, 10

Whitton, Charlotte, 172, 316

Wild, Roland, 80-81, 84, 290, 314

Williamstown, 24

Willoughby, William, 159

Wilmot, Robert -see Horton, Robert Wilmot

Wilmot Township (original name of McNab Township), 28-29; Map 3

Wilno, 192

Wilson, Adam, 64

Wilson, Andrew, 8

Wilson, Archibald, 69

Wilson, James, 128, 193

Wilson, Marion, 128

Wilson, R. A., 228

Wilson, Robert, 193

Wingle, Rev. Michael, 168

Wiseman, Anthony, 123

Wolves, 188

Women, 268-276

Women’s Institutes, 272-276, 280-281

Women’s Sufferage Assn., 270

World War I, 270, 273-276, 280-282

World War II, 280, 282-286

Wright, John Hill, 128, 311

Wright, Margaret, 128, 190, 272, 303

Wright, Philemon, 35, 45

Yantha, Murray, 99, 105, 107

Young, Adam, 244

Young, Alex, 87, 262

Young, Andrew, 203, 261; Pl. 82

Young, Daniel, 149, 188, 198

Young, Harriet, 177

Young, James, 235

Young, William, 288

Young Street, 127

Young’s Hotel, 235

Yuill, Allan (Laird’s grandson), 82, 85, 87, 89

Yuill, Archibald (Laird’s grandson), 82, 85, 87, 89

Yuill, Archibald, 101, 207

Yuill, Catherine (Laird’s great-granddaughter), 82

Yuill, Duncan, (Laird’s great-grandson), 82

Yuill, Elizabeth (Laird’s great-granddaughter), 82

Yuill, James (Laird’s great-great-grandson), 89

Yuill, Jimmie (Laird’s great-grandson), 82,89

Yuill, John B., 263

Yuill, Tom (Laird’s great-grandson), 82

Yuill, Kitty (Laird’s daughter) - see McNab, Kitty

Yuill, William, 66-69, 71, 87-89, 177, 221-222

Yuill, Willie (Laird’s great-grandson), 82

Yuill, Judge William (Laird’s grandson), 82, 89

Accession No.

9999 9999

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Date

1834-1941

Format

textual records

Collection/Fonds

McLachlin Bros. fonds

Description Level

Series

Series

F209

Physical Description

30 cm textual records

1 shanty accounts ledger

Acquisition Source

The Archives of Ontario

Scope and Content

This series contains all material transferred in 2017 from the ARCHIVES OF ONTARIO known as the Daniel McLachlin family fonds (F209). The papers were donated to the Archives of Ontario in 1961 by Mrs. Franklyn Cunningham (neice of Charles Macnamara of Arnprior). The papers in this series are largely commercial. The correspondence concerns business matters with occasional comments on affairs of the day. There are invoices, accounts, receipts, bills of lading, contracts and timber licences. The papers give detailed information concerning the operations of a large timber industry.

1. Shanty Accounts (F209-MU1958);

1890-1891;

Box H 0.21;

Ledger contains thousands of receipts, correspondence and notes related to expenses for various shanty operations including payments to employees working in the bush and supplies for each location. The paper documents have been pasted onto pages in a cascading manner (with several to each page) in chronological order from April 1890 to September 1891.NOTE: This document is fragile and can only be handled by the Archivist. Consult digitized version.

2. McLachlin Bros. Lumber Merchants Correspondence (F209-MU1957) USE DIGITAL COPIES ONLY;

1834-1941;

Box H 0.22;

15 Envelopes of correspondence arranged chronologically. Subjects/people found in the correspondence include: Arnprior, Brockville and Ottawa Railroad, Bytown, Commercial Records, Jason Gould, Grand Trunk Railway, Hudson's Bay Company, William Knowles, Lanark and Renfrew Counties, Lumber Industry, Lumbering Contracts, Daniel McLachlin, Hugh McLachlin, William McLachlin, D. C. McNab, Charles MacNamara, Madawaska River, Marble Quarries at Arnprior, Wesleyan Methodists, Saw Mill, Grist Mill, Montreal Exhibition, John Morris, Ottawa and Brockville Railway, Neil Robertson, Lumber Shanties, Henry G. Sims, Timber Contracts, Timber Licence, Professor H. W. Thompson, University of Toronto.;

Envelope containing two Xerox copies of a notebook entitled, "Record of supplies used and timber cut at lumber camps, 1897 - 1903." Donated by the Graham Family to the Archives of Ontario, Accession 9237, 10752.

3. McLachlin Bros. Lumber Co. Arnprior blueprint for alterations and additions 1920. (F209) Accession 6765 (Rolled document) Map Box 3 on top of Land Records Cabinet;

Linen-backed blueprint identified as Drawing No. 9. Designed by George H. Johnson (Engineer), Drawn by Thomas H. Bacon. Drawing shows Mill #3 and Mill #4 with conveyor belts between mills and sorting table. Other features include areas of swamp & mixed bush, gravel pit, piers, booms and tugs in the Ottawa River, railway sidings and a locomotive.

4. Material used in McLachlin Bush Operations (F209-MU1959) Accession 6765;

Tables for Reducing Saw-Log to the Various Standards in Use Showing also their Contents in Cubic Feet and Board Measure by Maxfield Sheppard published in Quebec, Printed by C. Darveau, No. 8, Mountain Hill 1863. This copy was purchased by McLachlin Bros. in April 19 1870.;

The Shanty Companion - Le Compagnon du Chantier - by J. O. Laferriere; published in 1874 (2 copies);

3 piece fold-out Miller's Cubing Cards; undated;

Madawaska Accounts of Men who are making Timber for D. McLachln for 1847-1848. Inscribed on front page: "It is the Rule for this season's business that every man is to pay two shillings and six pence per pound for the tea he may use" signed DM.

Names contained in the pocket notebook include: (names appear as written);

William Anderson;

William Batie;

N. Cameron;

D. Cameron;

J. Cowan;

George Carson;

Alex Crayton;

Charles Dawson;

E. Dorion;

A. Gourlay;

Archibald Graham;

F. Harvey;

N. Hyde;

D. Heath;

Ezedore Juonice;

Louis Lavalle;

Joseph LaRoque;

Eustau Laroque;

Hugh McDonnell;

Duncan McKinnon;

Donald McKinnon;

Antoine Nober;

Alexander Rongie;

Narcise Shorrett;

Peter Sargent;

Samuel Sargent;

Elisha Sargent;

Luke Taque;

Joc Therowe;

Thomas Wetherly;

Alexander Mackey;

Lachlin McFageon;

Duncan McDonell;

Hugh McLachlin;

Jerry Marvin;

Hugh McCutcheon;

Andrew Miller;

Charles Miller

Access Restriction

Use digital copies only of letters and shanty accounts ledger.

Related Material

See item-level records for each letter in box H 0.22

Accession No.

2004-0168

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Date

1828-1870

Format

textual records

Collection/Fonds

Reference Material

Description Level

Item

Series

9

Original Location

Ontario Archives

Creator

Neil Stewart

History / Biography

The Archives purchased the McNab Township Papers (MS 658 Reels 264, 265, and 266). Neil Stewart, a volunteer, reviewed the microfilm and created an index in 2008. The microfilm is available for viewing.

Scope and Content

The index is by lot and concession and provides type of document, date from whom and to whom. The actual documents are on the microfilm.

Notes

The index is completed but is being reviewed and introductory pages created.

Accession No.

9999-9999

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