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McNab - The Township - Index of Book

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Date: 1800-1945

Collection/Fonds: Reference Material

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Physical Description: hard covered book - 342 pages

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

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Microfilm from Ontario Archives - Index to the McNab Township Papers

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Date: 1828-1870

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Date: 1828-1870

Format: textual records

Collection/Fonds: Reference Material

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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.