This sub-series contains the historic bylaws of McNab Township from 1846 -1950. This record lists only Part 8 of 14 of this sub-series which contains only three records.
The bylaws were transferred from the basement storage room of the McNab Township office in 1993
Scope and Content
This sub-series contains the historic bylaws of McNab Township from 1846 -1950. This record lists only Part 8 of 14 of this sub-series which contains only three records.
1. Bylaw defining School sections
Bylaw No 117 Establishing a highway through Lot 1 Con. 5
Bylaw (no number) Authorizing 45 pounds payment to James McCreary for building a pier under the White Bridge at Arn Prior (sic)
Arrangement
Material in this sub-series was not arranged in chronological order before digitization occured. Therefore, in several instances the material is out of order and dates of material overlap.
Notes
This is a large digital file which may take time to load.
The bylaws were transferred from the basement storage room of the McNab Township office in 1993
Scope and Content
This sub-series contains the historic bylaws of McNab Township from 1846 -1914. This record lists only Part 1 of 14 of this sub-series.
1846 (Feb 12) Establish a road in McNab (& Pakenham)
1848 (Feb 6) Establish a road in McNab (& Packenham)
1848 (Feb 8) Establish a road in McNab (& Packenham)
1850 Survey of road by Peter Robertson
1850 (Nov 12) Survey of road from Noud’s Corners to 8th Concession line
1850 Establishing a road from White Lake to Lot No 13, 2nd Concession
1850-6 Bonds for the township officers
1850-10 For enlargement of S.S. No 2
1850 Relative to school purposes
1850-11 Union of S.S. No 6 and 7
1853 (Jan 17) Forming a new School Section No 7
1853 (Apr 25) To provide for the imposing of fines
1854-57 Establishing a road between the 2nd and 5th Con. Lot 25 & 26
1854-59 Defining the boundaries of School Sections in the Township
1854-60 Establishing the road from Arnprior to 8th Con. line Lot No 10
1855-2 Appointing a Revenue Inspector
1856-106 Make provisions for roads, opening, closing etc.
1856-107 To establish a road from Lot 26, 9th line to Lot 21 in 9th Con.
1856-108 For altering S.S. No 6
1856-110 (Oct) To establish a new S.S., alter S..S. No 5
1856-110 (Nov) To repeal part of by-law No 109
1856-111 For remuneration of township councillors
1857-114 To establish a road through Lot No 26 in 2nd Con.
1857-119 (July) To establish a road through Lot No 17 in the 2nd Con.
1857-119 (Nov) Appointing returning officers for the 1858 election
1857-120 Altering of several school sections
1857-121 Constituting public highways from 5th line Lots 5 & 6 to the 7th line
1858-126 Establishing a highway through Lots 1 & 2 in the 12th Con.
1859-138 For expending 300 pounds as in By-law No 137
1859-140 To establish a public highway Lots 3 & 4 from the 7th to 10th Con.
1859-141 Establishing a public highway through lot 17 in the 3rd. Con.
1859-162 Alter S.S. Nos. 4 & 7
1859-165 Pay W.H. Leckie for road through Lot 26, 2nd Con.
Arrangement
Material in this sub-series was not arranged in chronological order before digitization occured. Therefore, in several instances the material is out of order and dates of material overlap.
Notes
This is a large digital file which may take time to load.
This sub-series contains the historic bylaws of McNab Township from 1846 -1950. They have been divided into 14 parts which correspond to various pdfs containing digitized images of these documents. Besides Bylaws, some memos, correspondence (to 1952), orders and resolutions are interspersed in the records. See item level descriptions for a listing of Bylaws corresponding to the following dates: Part 1 - McNab Township Bylaws 1846-1859 Part 2 - McNab Township Bylaws 1850-1950 Part 3 - McNab Township Bylaws 1854-1950 Part 4 - McNab Township Bylaws 1861-1869 Part 5 - McNab Township Bylaws 1869-1879 Part 6 - McNab Township Bylaws 1880-1883 Part 7 - McNab Township Bylaws 1884-1889 Part 8 - McNab Township Bylaws (Undated) Part 9 - McNab Township Bylaws 1890-1894 Part 10 - McNab Township Bylaws 1895-1899 Part 11 - McNab Township Bylaws 1900-1904 Part 12 - McNab Township Bylaws 1905-1909 Part 13 - McNab Township Bylaws 1910-1914...
The bylaws were transferred from the basement storage room of the McNab Township office in 1993
Scope and Content
This sub-series contains the historic bylaws of McNab Township from 1846 -1950. They have been divided into 14 parts which correspond to various pdfs containing digitized images of these documents. Besides Bylaws, some memos, correspondence (to 1952), orders and resolutions are interspersed in the records. See item level descriptions for a listing of Bylaws corresponding to the following dates: Part 1 - McNab Township Bylaws 1846-1859 Part 2 - McNab Township Bylaws 1850-1950 Part 3 - McNab Township Bylaws 1854-1950 Part 4 - McNab Township Bylaws 1861-1869 Part 5 - McNab Township Bylaws 1869-1879 Part 6 - McNab Township Bylaws 1880-1883 Part 7 - McNab Township Bylaws 1884-1889 Part 8 - McNab Township Bylaws (Undated) Part 9 - McNab Township Bylaws 1890-1894 Part 10 - McNab Township Bylaws 1895-1899 Part 11 - McNab Township Bylaws 1900-1904 Part 12 - McNab Township Bylaws 1905-1909 Part 13 - McNab Township Bylaws 1910-1914 Part 14 - McNab Township Bylaws 1851-1888
Notes
Note that Part 14 belongs to Louise Matiece (Richardson) fonds
Vital statistics, Collector Rolls, and Bylaws were digitized in August 2009
Physical Description
24.5 m of textual material
23 maps
History / Biography
The Township of McNab, Renfrew County, Ontario, was incorporated effective January 1, 1850 under the terms of the Baldwin Act, Chapter 81, Canada Statutes, 1849. This act provided for the creation of municipal governments at the town, village and township levels and identified those which would automatically be granted municipal status when the act came into effect, January 1, 1850. The township of McNab was surveyed and named McNab in 1824; the area covered approx. 64,000 acres. The first group of settlers arrived from Scotland to the township in 1825. Between 1840 and 1844, cultivated acreage in the township rose by 65%. Before the first McNab township hall was erected, the town council met in the house of Daniel McIntyre (an early Stewartville resident). Later, the council met in Stewartville’s township hall. Allan Stewart donated land for the township hall in 1850. Under the provisions of Bill 26, the Savings and Restructuring act, 1996, McNab Township was amalgamated with Braeside village to form the new Township of McNab/Braeside effective January 1, 1998. The Village of Braeside was part of the Township of McNab until its incorporation in 1921.
Language
English
Acquisition Source
The records were transferred from the basement storage room of the McNab Township office in 1993 and 1999. In 2008, Mrs. Nancy Argue donated 1877 Collector's Roll (Accession 2008-0234).
Scope and Content
The collection is arranged into three series:
I: McNab Township
II: Village of Braeside
III: Township of McNab/Braeside
Each series consists of sub-series relating to the administration of the township or village.
McNab Township Series 1
Bylaws and Minutes Sub-Series 1.1
The minutes of McNab Township date between 1850 and 1978. Along with the bylaws, they reveal in detail how the township developed and was governed for over 100 years.
Bylaws from 1846 to 1952 are described separately and have been digitized. See McNab Township Bylaws Sub-Series and Item Level descriptions.
For textual records relating to McNab Township Bylaws see also Township of McNab Sub-series: Administrative Files, Box 1 .
For records relating to the township before this period, researchers must enquire at the Archives of Ontario and the National Archives of Canada.
Assessment, Collection and Non-resident Sub-Series 1.2
Assesment, Collection and Non-resident rolls list the household heads residing on each property and their addresses, form of tenure, and other relevant information relating to the value of property within the township. Please note that due to the fragile condition of some of these records, all rolls that pre-date 1900 are CLOSED. However, the digitized copy of the Collector's Rolls are available for viewing.
Assessment Roll 1906 - 1917 B1
Assessment Roll 1918 - 1935 B2
Assessment Roll 1936 - 1948 B3
Assessment Roll 1949 - 1957 B4
Assessment Roll 1958 - 1961 B5
Notes: 1924, 1925 rolls missing, 1937/38 = 1 volume, 1959/60 = 1 volume, two copies of 1943, 1944, 1948, 1949, 1950 and 1957 exist.
Note: The Collector's Rolls to 1888 have been digitized and available for viewing.
The Administrative Files Sub-Series includes correspondence, various municipal returns, agreements between the Township and other parties including the Ontario Hydro-Electric Commission, cemetery records etc.
Box 1: B12
County Rate Levies/ Trustees Levies. -- 1870-1906.
Petitions to Council, Various Issues. -- 1850-1944.
Watercourses and Ditches Act, Awards, Appeals, Agreements. -- 1876-1928.
Assessors Notices and Appeals. -- 1886-1942.
Surety Bond Returns. -- 1938-1951.
Municipal Returns, Debts. -- 1877-1919.
Municipal Returns, Statistics from Assessed Values and Taxation. -- 1891-1934.
Return of Assessment Officers. -- 1935-1952.
Application for Municipal Subsidy. -- 1939-1948.
Municipal Returns, Statistics from the Assessment Rolls. -- 1912-1934.
Municipal Returns, Statistics from the Collection Rolls. -- 1890-1904.
McNab Township, Ontario Hydro Electric Commission. -- 1937-1957.
County Treasurer, Re: Arrears of Taxes. -- 1877-1937.
Various Agreements, McNab and Other Parties. -- 1909-1946.
McNab Bridges: Burnstown 1899, 1913
McNab Bridges: Dochart Creek 1909, 1942
McNab Bridges: Cameron Bridge 1940
McNab Bridges: McGregor Bridge 1941
McNab Bridges: Clay Bank Bridge 1897, 1904
McNab Bridges: Bridge over Gully between Lots 9 and 10 on 10th
Concession McNab Township 1944
McNab Bridges: White Lake Creek at Paris' Mill 1890
McNab Bridges: Stewartville 1909
NB. See blueprints of bridges listed in miscellaneous series below
Records belonging to this series have not yet been transferred from the Township office.
Access Restriction
Records of Births, Marriages and Deaths are restricted for 104, 80 and 70 years respectively. All records are subject to the Municipal Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act.
Accruals
Further accruals are expected.
Related Material
See also the Louise Matiece-Richardson Collection #94-0025 for bylaws that are not included in this fonds.
Researchers may also wish to examine the land records relating to transactions within the township of McNab which are held in the Arnprior & McNab/Braeside Archives. Separate abstract indexes were produced for the areas of Sand Point, Mansfield, Dochert and Braeside. The records of various Women’s Institutes such as Burnstown, Clay Bank, White Lake and Braeside should also be consulted particularly for details of social and farm history of the area. See also Accession No. 1993 0014 McNab Township Heritage and Museum Committee.
See also Dochert Creek Park master plan Accession No. 2005-0182
This sub-series contains the historic bylaws of McNab Township from 1846 -1950. This record lists only Part 2 of 14 of this sub-series. Besides Bylaws, it contains memos, correspondence (to 1952), orders and resolutions.
The bylaws were transferred from the basement storage room of the McNab Township office in 1993
Scope and Content
This sub-series contains the historic bylaws of McNab Township from 1846 -1950. This record lists only Part 2 of 14 of this sub-series. Besides Bylaws, it contains memos, correspondence (to 1952), orders and resolutions.
1850 November 12 Bylaw regarding road survey by Peter Robertson
1853 July 4 Bylaw regarding repair to Burnstown Bridge
1904 September 8 Letter to Council from rate-payers regarding S.S. No 14
1904 August 25 Minutes of Ratepayers concerning addition to S.S. No 14
1891-5 Bylaw concerning Dog Taxes
1891 Bylaw concerning right of way for Alexander Smith Con. 1 to Con. 2
1939 May Bylaw concerning levy of taxes for 1939
1920-136 Bylaw to regulate the fees of Pound keepers and for other purposes and Chapter 247 revised statutes of Ontario (1914)
1913 February 24 Letter from Public School Board to McNab Council regarding S.S. No 9.
1913-48 Bylaw for loan of $4000.00 dated 26 May 1913
1913 June 30 Passing of Bylaw 1913-8
1949 February 19 Correspondence and petition to Dept. of Highways regarding snow removal
1945 April 18 Correspondence from Dept. of Highways regarding snow removal
1906-9 Bylaw concerning sale of spirits (repeal of Bylaw 15)
1895-10 Bylaw to close part of Burnstown Road
1898-10 Bylaw concerning special meetings
1916 July Correspondence from Ontario Railway and Municipal Board concerning Bylaw 99
1945 November 13 Order 66673 from Board of Transportation Commissioner
1942 February 2 Resolution regarding closure of airfield
1952 May 12 Correspondence from Bell Canada regarding permission to erect of poles
1917 Blank Bylaw granting & approving agreement with Galetta Electric Power and Milling Co. Ltd
Undated memo concerning agreement with Galetta Electric Power and Milling Co. Ltd
Arrangement
Material in this sub-series was not arranged in chronological order before digitization occured. Therefore, in several instances the material is out of order and dates of material overlap.
Notes
This is a large digital file which may take time to load.
This sub-series contains the historic bylaws of McNab Township from 1851-1888. This record lists only Part 14 of 14 of the McNab Township Bylaws sub-series. It also contains rules of council, bylaws, petitions to council, engineer's reports and varied correspondence.
The documents were found by Ms. Matiece (Richardson) many years ago while her father was an engineer on the hydro dam project at Stewartville. She remembered that many papers were scattered about in the old Stewartville Town Hall, and she and her father retrieved some of these documents. The papers were in her possession for many years; when she heard about the Arnprior Archives she made this important donation.
Scope and Content
This sub-series contains the historic bylaws of McNab Township from 1851-1888. This record lists only Part 14 of 14 of the McNab Township Bylaws sub-series. It also contains rules of council, bylaws, petitions to council, engineer's reports and varied correspondence.
1859 December 5 Rules of [McNab] Council (1994-0025-1)
1855 March 27 By-law amending the duties of Path masters (1994-0025-2)
1858 March 29 By-law on the distribution of statutory labour for McNab township in 1858. (1994-0025-3)
1867 May 25 Petition by the ratepayers of schools Nos. 2 and 3 in McNab township to the McNab Council. Petition requests that the dismemberment of the school be reconsidered. Petition demands reconsideration on grounds that the motion on dismemberment was illegal. (1994-0025-4)
1850 February and July 3 1853 By-law on the remuneration of township officers in the united townships of McNab and Bagot. (1994-0025-5)
1884 Letter on estimation of a property as assessed by McNab township collector. (1994-0025-6)
1864 June Petition sent to the Reeve and councillors of McNab township asking reconsideration on the fee paid for a job. (1994-0025-7)
1867 August 2 Bill sent to reeve and council of McNab township for work done for a local school. (1994-0025-8)
1869 October 11 A note requesting a one-year subscription to the Path [Perth] Courier magazine. (1994-0025-9)
An estimate and tender on the construction of a bridge across Madawaska River at Burnstown. (1994-0025-10)
1871 August 5 A petition by ratepayers to the council of McNab to remove fences from old Flat Rapids Road (1994-0025-11)
Granting to Duncan Ferguson of travel expenses by McNab council for work performed for the township. The work was the auditing of the town accounts. (1994-0025-12)
Report of the Inspection of the Claybank bridge. (1994-0025-13)
Forward note to the township of Horton on property values. Date unknown. (1994-0025-14)
1851 January 20 By-law for the appointment of an auditor for the municipality of McNab for the year 1851. (1994-0025-15)
1859 July 4 Recommendation to McNab council on payment to William Lickie (Leckie) for damages done to his property by the construction of a roadway through his property. (1994-0025-16)
1850 By-law to provide for the defraying of expenses of McNab council in the year 1850. (1994-0025-17)
1855 January 15 By-law for the appointment of an auditor for McNab Township. Also the determination of the auditor’s salary. (1994-0025-18)
1856 May 5 Appointment of officers for the township of McNab in 1856. (1994-0025-19)
By-laws concerning shop and tavern licences. (1994-0025-20)
1855 March 27 By-law on the distribution of statutory labour for the year 1855. (1994-0025-21)
1855 July 3 By-law to provide for the restraining and the running-at-large of certain animals. This by-law stresses farm animals, particularly horses and pigs. (1994-0025-22)
1854 December 4 By-laws on the election in McNab of 1855. (1994-0025-23)
1854 March 27 By-law on the distribution of statutory labour in McNab for 1854. (1994-0025-24)
1861 August 5 Report to McNab council on the work done on Balmers Bridge. (1994-0025-25)
Petition to the reeve and council of McNab on labour done for McNab township, dated April 4, 1863. (1994-0025-26)
Undated Report on specifications of bridge to be built across Locha Creek. Report to McNab Council. (1994-0025-27)
1867 May 4 Petition of trustees for school No. 5 to McNab Council. Petition is against the formation of a school section in New Glasgow. (1994-0025-28)
1867 April 16Petition by ratepayers of Sand Point to the McNab township council requesting a school section for Sand Point. (1994-0025-29)
Arrangement
Material in this sub-series was not arranged in chronological order before digitization occured. Therefore, in several instances the material is out of order and dates of material overlap.
Notes
This is a large digital file which may take time to load.
This sub-series contains the historic bylaws of McNab Township from 1846 -1950. This record lists only Part 3 of 14 of this sub-series. Bound Volume Containing:
The bylaws were transferred from the basement storage room of the McNab Township office in 1993
Scope and Content
This sub-series contains the historic bylaws of McNab Township from 1846 -1950. This record lists only Part 3 of 14 of this sub-series. Bound Volume Containing:
1854 (Jan 16) Appointing township officers
1854 (Jan 16) Amount to be paid for tavern licenses
1854 (Jan 16) Duties of auditor
1854-50 Appoint certain township officers
1854-51 Repeal by-law defining duties of the surveyor
1854-52 Appoint a revenue inspector
1854-53 Amount of shop licenses to sell liquor
1854-54 Defining the duties of road surveyor
1854-55 Imposing penalty for selling liquor without a license
1854-57 Establishing a road
1854-59 Defining school section boundaries
1854-60 Establishing a road
1855-72 Appointing a revenue inspector
1855-74 Determining the form of shop and tavern licenses
1855-79 Regulating of auctioneers
1855-82 Amend By-law No. 55, 1854
1855-83 Imposing a fine on township officers who refuse to take office
1855-88 Establish a part of the Ottawa and Pembroke Road
1855-90 To provide for the remuneration of the treasurer
1856-101 Establishing a public highway
1856-109 Open up new lines of road
1856-110 Repeal part of By-law No. 109
1932-247 Levying the annual rates
1932-258 Provide a penalty for the non-payment of taxes
1932-259 To provide a collector
1932-260 Provide polling subdivisions for 1933
1932-261 Appoint a relief officer
1933-262 Appointing certain township officers
1933-263 Appoint road overseers
1933-264 Appoint an assessor
1933-265 Provide for the levying of rates
1933-266 Appoint a collector of taxes
1933-267 Provide for election in 1934
1933-268 Regulate the collection of taxes
1934-269 Appoint certain township officers
1933-270 Appoint road overseers
1933-271 Appoint a relief administrator
1933-272 Appoint an assessor
1933-274 Roads expenditures
1933-275 Levying the annual rates
1933-276 Road super. to supervise Bell Telephone
1933-277 Appoint a rate collector
1933-278 Appoint polling places for 1935
1933-279 Appoint a relief officer for 1935
1935-280 Appointing township officers
1935-281 Road overseers
1935-282 Road expenditures
1935-283 Appoint an assessor
1935-284 Levying the annual rates
1935-285 Appoint a collector
1935-286 Provide for elections in 1936
1935-287 Provide penalty for unpaid taxes
1936-288 Appointing certain township officers
1936-289 Road overseers
1936-290 For the borrowing of $20,000.
1936-291 Appoint an assessor
1936-292 Appoint a solicitor
1936-293 Roads expenditures
1936-294 Levying the annual rates
1936-295 Appoint a collector
1936-296 Prepare for 1937 elections
1936-297 Protection of the roads in township
1937-298 Appoint certain township officers
1937-299 Appoint road overseers
1937-300 Appoint a medical officer
1937-301 Road expenditures
1937-303 Adopt the Assessment Roll of 1936 for the year 1937
1937-304 Appoint an assessor
1937-305 Levying the annual rates
1937-306 Adopt the Assessment Roll for 1937 to be used in 1938
1937-307 Elections in 1938
1938-308 Appoint certain officers
1938-310 Road overseers
1938-311 Respecting timber and trees on the road allowances
1938-312 Levying the annual rates
1938-314 Election in the year 1939
1939-315 Appointing certain township officers
1939-316 Road overseers
1939-317 Payment of taxes
1939-318 Officer to enforce the liquor control act.
1939-319 Levying the annual rates
1939-321 Prepare for the elections in 1940
1940-322 Appoint certain township officers
1940-323 Road overseers
1940-324A Prepare for elections in 1941
1940-324 Restricting dogs
1940-325 Levying the annual rates
1940-326 Levy tax in Mansfield and Stewarton for fire protection
1940-327 Correct the general school rate for 1940
1940-328 Prepare for elections in 1941
1941-329 Appoint certain township officers
1941-329 Appoint a road overseer
1941-330 Approve an increase in road superintendent’s wages
1941-331 Levying of annual rates
1942-333 Appoint certain township officials
1942-334 Road overseers
1942-335 Appoint an auditor
1942-336 Appoint a treasurer - James Stuart Anderson
1942-337 Levying of annual rates
1942-338 Prepare for the election in 1943
1942-338 Provide a bounty for the killing of dogs found bothering sheep
1943-340 Appoint certain township officials
1943-341 Road overseers
1943-342 Appoint Auditors
1943-343 Levying the annual rates and taxes
1943-344 Election in the year 1944
1944-345 Appoint township officers for the year
1944-346 Appoint road overseers
1944-347 Bounty for wolves killed in the township
1944-348 Appoint an assessor
1944-349 Setting the hour of nomination for councillors
1944-350 Levying the annual rates
1944-351 To provide for the licensing and regulation of public halls
1944-351 Municipal elections in 1945
1945-352 Appoint certain township officers
1945-353 Appoint road overseers
1945-354 Increase remuneration of treasurer
1945-355 Increase wage of the reeve
1945-356 Appoint an auditor
1945-357 Levying the annual rates
1945-358 Appoint an auditor
1945-359 Provide for elections in 1946
1945-361 Rescind by-law No 359, 1945
1946-362 Appoint certain township officers
1946-363 Appoint road overseers
1946-364 Increase wage paid to clerk
1946-365 Increase wage paid to treasurer
1946-366 Increase wage paid to road supervisor
1946-367 Levying the annual rates
1946-368 Provide for the election in 1947
1946-369 Appoint a road superintendent
1947-370 Appoint certain township officers
1947-371 Appoint road overseers
1947-373 Rescind by-law No. 338, 1942
1947-375 Authorize the reeve and clerk to sign certain documents
1947-377 Levying the annual rates
1947-378 Provide for the election in 1948
1948-379 Appoint certain township officers
1948-380 Appoint road overseers
1948-381 Levying the annual rates
1948-382 Provide for the election in 1949
1948-383 Amend by-law No 382, 1948
1949-384 To appoint township officers
1949-385 To appoint road overseers
1949-386 Authorize The Hydro-Electric Power Commission Agreement for street lights
1949-387 To provide for the levying of the annual rates
1949-390 Prepare for the election in 1950
1950-391 To appoint certain township officers
1950-392 To appoint road overseers
1950-395 Levying the annual rates
1950-396 To provide for the election in 1951 (end of bound volume)
Arrangement
Material in this sub-series was not arranged in chronological order before digitization occured. Therefore, in several instances the material is out of order and dates of material overlap.
Notes
This is a large digital file which may take time to load.
The bylaws were transferred from the basement storage room of the McNab Township office in 1993
Scope and Content
This sub-series contains the historic bylaws of McNab Township from 1846 -1950. This record lists only Part 4 of 14 of this sub-series.
1861-160 To amend S.S. No 1 to 7 and No 10
1861-160 To construct a public road near Lots 3 & 4 from 10th to 12th Con.
1862-163 To establish a road from 8th Con to the White Lake & Renfrew Road, Burnstown
1862-164 To construct a road at the side line between Lots 25 & 26, 9th Con.
1862-167 To establish a road Lots 18 & 19, 5th Con.
1862-173 Appoint a committee to deal with tenders and contract for Balmers Bridge
1862-174 Constituting a jog on road allowance Lots 20 & 21 in the 7th Con.
1862-176 Road Lot Nos. 23 & 24 Con. 10
1863-177 Repealing By-law which established a road at Noud’s Corner to 8th Con.
1863-179 Refunding the Tavern and Shop Licenses
1863-187 (Aug) Constituting a road at Tiffy Gully 10th Con. line at lots 22 & 23
1863-187 (Dec) Defining the boundaries of S.S. Nos. 1 to 10
1865-202 For a road from the 5th Con to the 7th Con.
1865-203 Providing for the payment of the selection of Jurors
1866-212 Establishing a road from Flat Rapids to the White Lake Road
1867-225 Form a new School Section No 12
1867-226 To open up part of 4th Con. Lot No 23
1868-233 For opening up road allowances when required by the public.
1868-240 To open up a part of the 14th Con.
1868-241 To open up part of Con 12, side road between Lots No 15 & 16
1868-245 To take some properties from S.S. No 6 and form a new section
1868-244 Form S.S. No 13
1888-246 Making adjustments to S. S. Nos. 7 & 12
1869-5 Appointing pathmasters, poundkeepers and fence viewers for 1869
1869-10 To empower the trustees of S.S. No 9 to borrow $250 re school house
1869-14 To dissolve the union of S.S. No 7 & 12
1869-15 To define the boundaries of the S.S.
1869-239 To establish a line from Dochart River to Ottawa and Pembroke Road
1869-247 To convey a portion of the 14th Con to J.P. Mansfield
Arrangement
Material in this sub-series was not arranged in chronological order before digitization occured. Therefore, in several instances the material is out of order and dates of material overlap.
Notes
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1879-8To reduce the number of days statute of labour on assessment of property
1879-9 To alter certain school sections
1879-10 To levy the annual revenue and trustee rates
1879-11 To appoint a collector
1879-13 To alter a part of Sand Point & Burnstown road on Lot 18. Con 11
1879-15 To appoint deputy returning officers for elections in 1880
Arrangement
Material in this sub-series was not arranged in chronological order before digitization occured. Therefore, in several instances the material is out of order and dates of material overlap.
Notes
This is a large digital file which may take time to load.
The bylaws were transferred from the basement storage room of the McNab Township office in 1993
Scope and Content
This sub-series contains the historic bylaws of McNab Township from 1846 -1950. This record lists only Part 6 of 14 of this sub-series.
1880-1 Appointing auditors, assessors, clerk and treasurer
1880-2 Appoint pathmasters, pound keepers and fence viewers for 1880
1880-3 To open the 13th Con. line at Lot 5
1880-4 To distribute the statute labour
1880-5 To convey road allowance of Lots 5 & 6, Con 12 to Denis McNamara
1880-6 To establish a road on the North corner of Lot 6 in the 7th Con.
1880-7 To establish a road between Lots 20 & 21, Con. 10
1880-9 Appoint a rate collector
1880-10 To amend By-law No 9 re. collector of rates
1880-11 To appoint Deputy Returning officer for elections in 1881
1881-1 Appointing auditors, assessors, clerk and treasurer
1881-2 Appointment of pathmasters, pound keepers and fence viewers
1881-4 To apportion the Statute labour
1881-5 To expend certain sums of money on the roads
1881-6 To expend certain sums of money on roads
1881-7 To provide for the collecting of township and school rates
1881-8 To appoint a collector for the current year
1881-9 To provide for the holding of elections for 1882
1882-1 Appointing auditors, clerk and assessor
1882-2 Pathmasters, pound keepers and fence viewers, new auditor
1882-3 Transfer the E 1/2 of Lot 3 in the 11th Con. from S.S. No. 8 to S.S. No. 9
1882-4 Distribution of Statute Labour
1882-5 To expend certain sums of money on roads
1882-6 To levy township and trustee rates for 1882
1882-7 To appoint a collector of rates
1882-8 To expend certain monies on roads
1883-1 To appoint clerk and other officers
1883-2 To appoint certain pathmasters
1883-3 To fix the amount of remuneration to be paid to councillors
1883-4 Transfer Lots Nos. 16,17,18,19 & 20 from S.S. No. 7 to S.S. No. 12
1883-6 Expend certain monies on repairs of the roads
1883-7 To levy the annual township and trustee rates for current year
1883-8 Appoint a collector of rates
1883-9 To provide for holding of elections for 1884
Arrangement
Material in this sub-series was not arranged in chronological order before digitization occured. Therefore, in several instances the material is out of order and dates of material overlap.
Notes
This is a large digital file which may take time to load.
The bylaws were transferred from the basement storage room of the McNab Township office in 1993
Scope and Content
This sub-series contains the historic bylaws of McNab Township from 1846 -1950. This record lists only Part 7 of 14 of this sub-series.
1884-1 Appointment of auditors, clerk treasurer and assessor
1884-2 To appoint pathmasters, poundkeepers and assessors
1884-3 Distribution of Statute labour and appointing pathmasters
1884-4 To put Lot No 15, 12th Con in S.S. 14 and E 1/2 of Lot 11 and Lot 7, 8th Con in S. S. No. 15
1884-5 To appoint a local board of health for McNab
1884-6 To expend certain monies on the roads
1884-7 To remove certain obstructions from highways
1884-8 To amend the public health Bylaw
1884-9 To levy the annual rates for 1884
1884-10 To appoint a collector for 1884
1884-11 To alter part of old Flat Rapids road in the 11th Con.
1884-12 To provide for the holding the election in 1885
1885-1 To appoint auditors assessors, clerk and treasurer
1885-2 To appoint a Board of Health
1885-3 Appointment of pathmasters, poundkeepers & fence viewers
1885-4 To repeal part of Bylaw No. 3
1885-5 Distribution of Statute Labour
1885-6 To expend certain monies on the roads
1885-8 Convey S 1/2 of road allowance, Lots 5 & 6 in the 11th Con. to H. R. McLachlin
1885-9 To convey the N 1/2 of road between Lots 5 & 6 in the E 1/2 of the 11th Con. to John Keyes
1885-10 To repeal part of By-law No 7, 1884
1885-11 To levy the annual rate and school trustee rates for 1885
1885-12 To appoint a collector of rates
1885-13 To provide for municipal elections in 1886
1886-1 Appoint certain township officers
1886-2 To appoint a Board of Health
1886-3 To appoint pathmasters etc.
1886-4 To alter school section boundaries
1886-5 To expend money on roads
1886-6 To levy the township and trustee rates for 1886
1886-7 To appoint a collector for 1886
1886-8 To alter part of the Ottawa and Pembroke road
1886-9 To establish a line of road at Lot Nos 10 & 11, Con 9
1886-10 To repeal By-law No 7
1886-11 To appoint deputy returning officers and polling sections for 1887
1887-1 To appoint certain township officers
1887-2 To appoint a Board of Health
1887-3 Appointing pathmasters and poundkeepers
1887-4 To expend money on roads and bridges and appoint commission to do so
1887-5 Award of arbitrator
1887-6 Appoint a collector for 1887
1887-7 To levy the township and trustee rates for 1887
1887-8 Appoint deputy returning officers for the year 1888
1887-9 To appoint a township road surveyor
1888-1 To appoint certain township officers
1888-2 To appoint a Board of health
1888-3 Appointing pathmasters etc.
1888-4 To establish the approaches of the new Clay bridge in the 10th Con.
1888-7 To appoint fence viewers and other officers who refuse to accept office
1888-8 To empower reeve to borrow $2000 for Clay Bank bridge contractor
1888-9 To close the road known as the Pakenham and Arnprior Road
1888-10 To alter part of the old Flat Rapids Road in 12th Con.
1888-12 To levy the township and trustee rates for 1888
1888-13 To appoint a collector for the year 1888
1888-14 To provide for the holding of elections in 1889
1889-1 To appoint certain township officers
1889-2 To appoint a Board of Health for 1889
1889-3 Appoint pathmasters and poundkeepers
1889-4 Repeal Bylaw 3, 1878; fix the amount for shop and tavern licences for 1889
1889-5 Levy dog tax
1889-6 Enpower the reeve to borrow $1300 for the Balmer Island bridge
1889-7 Distribution of Statute labour
1889-8 To authorize the Union of S.S. #2 McNab and #4 Bagot to borrow $1500
1889-9 To appoint a road surveyor
1889-10 To appoint a collector for 1889
1899-11 To levy the annual rates in 1889
1889-12 For the holding of elections in 1890
1889-13 To authorize S.S. No 1 McNab to borrow $1000.
Arrangement
Material in this sub-series was not arranged in chronological order before digitization occured. Therefore, in several instances the material is out of order and dates of material overlap.
Notes
This is a large digital file which may take time to load.
The bylaws were transferred from the basement storage room of the McNab Township office in 1993
Scope and Content
This sub-series contains the historic bylaws of McNab Township from 1846 -1950. This record lists only Part 9 of 14 of this sub-series.
1890-1 Appointing certain township officers
1890-2 Appointing a Board of Health
1890-3 Repealing By-law No 5, 1889 - levying a dog tax
1890-4 Appointment of Pathmasters and pound keepers
1890-5 Distribution of Statute labour
1890- 6 Levying of township and trustee rates
1890-7 To appoint a collector for 1890
1890-8 Closing of side line between Lots No. 5 & 6, Con. 14
1890-9 Closing of Arnprior and Pakenham Road
1890-10 For holding municipal elections in 1891
1891-1 Appointing certain township officers
1891- 2 To appoint a Board of Health
1891-3 Appointing Pathmasters and pound keepers
1891-4 The distribution of Statute Labour
1891-5 Against the levying of a dog tax
1891-6 Readjusting the polling division in McNab
1891-7 To authorize trustees of S.S. No 5 to borrow $600
1891-8 To levy township and trustee rates for 1891
1891-9 To appoint a collector for 1891 and provide for his salary
1891-10 For holding elections in 1892
1891-11 Constitute a line of road in 1st. Conc. (top of page only)
1892-1 To appoint certain township officers and provide for their salary
1892- 2 To appoint a Board of Health
1892-3 Appointing Pathmasters etc.
1892-4 For the distribution of Statute labour
1892-5 To appoint a civil engineer for McNab
1892-6 To levy the annual and trustee rates for 1892
1892-7 Altering the road on the E 1/2 Lot No 6 Con. 6
1892-8 Authorize S.S. No 14 to borrow $840 - payable by debenture
1892-9 To appoint a collector for 1892
1892-10 To repeal By-law No 9 - 1892
1892-11 For the holding of elections in 1893, appoint deputy returning officer
1892-12 To abolish Statute Labour and impose a commutation tax per day
1893-1 To appoint certain township officers
1893- 2 Appoint a Board of Health for the year
1893-3 Appointing Pathmasters and Pound keepers
1893-4 Distributing the Statute labour
1893-5 Empower S.S. No 3 to borrow $600, payable by debenture
1893-6 Close the road through E 1/2 of Lots 1,2 & 3 Con 3 and open the 4th Con.
1893-7 To levy the annual and trustee rates
1893-8 To appoint a collector of rates
1893-9 To provide for the holding of municipal elections in 1894
1894-1 To appoint certain township officers
1894-2 To appoint a Board of Health
1894-4 Appoint a road commission and define their duties
1894-5 To levy the annual and trustee rates for 1894
1894-6 Close the 11th Con. at Lot 27, open new road in 10th Con. Lot No. 27
1894-7 Open a new road on W 1/2 Lot 16 and E 1/2 Lot 15 in the 11th Con.
1894-8 Close road through Lots 23 & 24 Con 12 and open up a road south of CPR
1894-9 Appoint a collector and set his salary
1894-10 To provide for the holding of election in 1895
1894-11 Constitute a new road on Lots 3 & 4 Con 6
1894-12 To abolish Statute labour and impose a commutation tax instead (missing)
1894-12 Empower the reeve to sign certain deeds of conveyance to the C.P.R. Co.
Arrangement
Material in this sub-series was not arranged in chronological order before digitization occured. Therefore, in several instances the material is out of order and dates of material overlap.
Notes
This is a large digital file which may take time to load.
The bylaws were transferred from the basement storage room of the McNab Township office in 1993
Scope and Content
This sub-series contains the historic bylaws of McNab Township from 1846 -1950. This record lists only Part 10 of 14 of this sub-series.
1895-1 To appoint certain township officers
1895-2 To appoint a Board of Health
1895-3 Appointing Pathmasters etc.
1895-4 To repeal By-law 1892-12 abolishing the performance of Statute labour
1895-5 For the distribution of Statute labour
1895-6 To levy annual and school rates
1895-7 Appointing a collector for the current year
1895-8 To constitute Russell’s Lane
1895-9 To provide for the holding of municipal elections
1895-10 To close part of Arnprior and Burnstown road
1896-1 Appoint auditors, assessor, treasurer and clerk and set their salaries
1896-2 Appoint a Board of Health for the current year
1896-3 To appoint Pathmasters etc.
1896-4 To sell and convey a part of the 11th Con. at Lot No 27
1896-5 Distribution of the Statute labour
1896-6 To levy the annual and trustee rates
1896-7 To appoint a collector
1896-8 To fix the payments of the engineer and clerk’s fees
1896-9 For the holding of elections in 1897
1897-1 Appoint auditors and assessors
1897-2 Appoint a Board of Health, Medical Health officer and sanitary inspectors
1897-3 To appoint Pathmasters and pound keepers
1897-4 To remove obstructions off the highways
1897-5 To remove the trees off the 5th Con. at Lot No 4
1897-6 Distribute the Statute Labour
1897-6 To levy the annual and trustee rates
1897-7 To constitute a line of road in the W 1/2 of Lot 1 Con. 3
1897-7 To appoint a collector of rates
1897-8 For holding a municipal election in 1898
1897-9 To empower S.S. No 4 McNab & No 10 Horton to borrow $850
1897-10 To authorize the cutting of trees on the 12th Con. Lot No 16
1898-1 To appoint certain township officers
1898-2 To appoint a Board of Health, Medical officer and sanitary inspector
1898-3 To appoint pathmasters etc.
1898-4 To close up road running through E 1/2 Lot 16, Con. 10 and open a new one
1898-5 Distribute the Statute of Labour
1898-6 To levy the annual and trustee rates for 1898
1898-7 To appoint a collector
1898-8 Empower the reeve to borrow $2000.
1898-9 Holding of municipal elections in 1899
1898-11 To remove trees for the 4th and 12th concessions
1899-1 To appoint auditors and assessors for 1899
1899-2 To appoint a Board of Health
1899-3 Regulating the scale of the Statute labour
1899-4 Appointing Pathmasters etc.
1899-5 To distribute the Statute Labour for current year
1899-6 To levy the annual and school rates
1899-7 To appoint a collector of rates
1899-8 To provide for the holding of elections in 1900
Arrangement
Material in this sub-series was not arranged in chronological order before digitization occured. Therefore, in several instances the material is out of order and dates of material overlap.
Notes
This is a large digital file which may take time to load.
The bylaws were transferred from the basement storage room of the McNab Township office in 1993
Scope and Content
This sub-series contains the historic bylaws of McNab Township from 1846 -1950. This record lists only Part 11 of 14 of this sub-series.
1900-1 To appoint auditors and assessor
1900-2 To appoint a Board of Health
1900-3 To appoint pathmasters etc.
1900-5 To provide for the payment of the clerk & engineer
1900-6 Make alterations of the boundary of school section No. 5 & 15
1900-7 To distribute the Statute Labour
1900-8 To regulate the amount and payment of cummutations of Statute Labour defaultees
1900-9 To levy annual and trustee rates for 1900
1900-10 Appoint a collector
1900-11 To authorize the cutting of trees on Lot 7 Con. 5
1900-12 Holding of municipal election in 1901, Deputy Returning Officer
1901-1 To appoint certain township officers and provide for their salaries
1901-2 Appoint a Board of Health
1901-4 To appoint pathmasters etc.
1901-4 Forming additional polling divisions
1901-4 Distribute the Statute Labour
1901-5 To levy the annual and trustee rates for 1901
1901-6 To close up the 3rd Con. and open a new line, 3rd Con. Lot 21
1901-7 To appoint a collector of rates
1901-8 Regulate the amount paid for burial of indigents and unclaimed dead bodies
1901-9 To provide for the holding of elections in 1902
1901-10 To close road through E1/2 Lots 3 & 4 Conc 6
1902-1 Appoint certain township officers and provide for payment for their services
1902-2 To appoint a Board of Health and its officers
1902-3 To appoint pathmasters etc.
1902-4 To amend the scale of Statute Labour
1902-5 To appoint an auditor
1902-6 Appoint medical health officers
1902-7 To distribute the statute for the year 1902
1902-8 Alter the school boundaries of School Sections No 5, 13 and 15
1902-9 To levy the annual and school trustee rates
1902-10 Repeal section 8 of By-law No., 7, 1875 - cattle running at large
1902-11 To appoint a collector of taxes
1902-12 To provide for the holding of election in 1903
1902-13 To confirm the action of the delegation at Arnprior with the S.O. Church Bros. Co.
1902-14 Confirm the action of the delegation at Arnprior re: Mansfield drain
1903-1 To appoint township officers and provide for their services
1903-2 To appoint a Bd. of Health and sanitary officers
1903-3 To grant liberty to cut trees on Lots 15 & 16, Con. 7
1903-4 Appointing pathmasters, pound keepers and fence viewers
1903-4 To distribute the Statute Labour
1903-5 To levy the annual and trustee rates for 1903
1903-5 To close part of the Arnprior and Stewartville Road
1903-6 To appoint a collector of rates
1903-7 To empower the solicitor of Arnprior to draw up an agreement for railway crossings
1903-8 Provide for the holding of elections in 1904 (repealed Nov 17, 1903)
1904-9 1 Appointing auditors and assessors and fixing their salary
1904-2 To appoint a Board of Health
1904-3 Empower the pathmaster to remove the fence across the 6th Con. Lot 14
1904-4 Appoint pathmasters etc.
1904-5 Make provisions to put up/take down fences along leading roads
1904-6 To impose fines on parties refusing to accept office when appointed.
1904-7 Distribution of the Statute Labour
1904-8 Authorize trustees of S.S. No. 12 to raise by loan $1500 to issue debentures
1904-9 To provide for the payment of pathmaster
1904-11 To appoint a collector of rates
1904-13 To raise debentures for S.S. No 14
1904-14 To appoint a clerk for 1905
Arrangement
Material in this sub-series was not arranged in chronological order before digitization occured. Therefore, in several instances the material is out of order and dates of material overlap.
Notes
This is a large digital file that may take time to load.
The bylaws were transferred from the basement storage room of the McNab Township office in 1993
Scope and Content
This sub-series contains the historic bylaws of McNab Township from 1846 -1950. This record lists only Part 12 of 14 of this sub-series.
1905-4 To raise money for debenture to build a new school in S.S. No 8
1905-5 Authorize School Section No 13 to borrow $1450.
1905-6 Provide for the levying of annual rates
1905-7 To appoint a collector of taxes
1905-8 To provide for the annual elections
1905-9 Local Option - re Liquor Vote
1905-78 To make cetain alterations in S.S. No 7 and 15 (missing)
1906-1 To appoint an assessor and auditor
1906-2 To appoint a local Board of Health
1906-3 Distribute Statute labour
1906-3 To appoint a pathmaster etc.
1906-4 To appoint a municipal clerk
1906-5 To amend By-law No 3 - 1906 and appoint a Pathmaster
1906-6 Appoint a rate collector
1906-7 To appoint a new poundkeeper
1906-8 To provide the annual revenue and authorize the levy of taxes
1906-9 To amend By-law No 8 1906
1906-9 Local Option for the sale of Liquor
1906-10 To provide for municipal elections in 1907
1907-1 To appoint auditors
1907-2 To appoint members of local board of Health, medical officers and sanitary inspectors
1907-3 To appoint an assessor
1907-4 To appoint a clerk
1907-5 To appoint a new assessor
1907-6 Appointment of Pathmaster etc.
1907-7 Authorize the borrowing of $5000 to meet current expenditures
1907-8 Laying out a street
1907-10 To make alterations to S.S. Nos. 9 & 14
1907-12 Levy the annual rate
1907-14 To provide for elections in 1908
1907-17 To appoint a collector for the year 1907
1908-1 To appoint an auditor
1908-2 To appoint an assessor
1909-4 To authorize the borrowing of money
1909-5 Make alterations in S.S. No. 5 and 13
1909-6 Appoint a pathmaster etc.
1909-8 To clear obstructions off the townline between Pakenham and McNab
1909-9 To appoint a collector of rates
1909-10 Levying the annual rates
1909-11 Amend By-law No 5 - 1905 - issue debentures for S.S. No 13
1909-12 Amend By-law No 4 - 1905, issue debentures for S.S. No 8
1909-13 Amend By-law No 12 - 1904, issue debentures for S.S. No 14
1909-14 Amend By-law No 8 - 1904, issue debentures for S.S. No 12
1909-16 Appoint polling places, deputy returning officer and poll clerk
1909-1 To appoint an auditor
1909-2 To appoint an assessor
1909-4 To appoint a pathmaster etc.
1909-5 The levying of the annual rates
1909-6 To appoint a collector of rates
1909-7 McNab and Horton Telephone
1909-8 Provide for municipal elections in 1910
1909-9 Permission to Madawaska Telephone Association to put in poles
1909-15 To repeal By-law No 9- 1906 sale of liquor
1909-17 To raise money by way of loan, the sum of $20,000.
Arrangement
Material in this sub-series was not arranged in chronological order before digitization occured. Therefore, in several instances the material is out of order and dates of material overlap.
Notes
This is a large digital file which may take time to load.
The bylaws were transferred from the basement storage room of the McNab Township office in 1993
Scope and Content
This sub-series contains the historic bylaws of McNab Township from 1846 -1950. This record lists only Part 13 of 14 of this sub-series.
1910-1 Appointing auditors
1910-3 Appointing assessors
1910-4 Repeal By-law No. 1-1910, appoint a new auditor
1910-5 To appoint pathmasters etc.
1910-6 Appointing a truant officer
1910-7 Grant permission to McNab Telephone Association to put up lines
1910-8 Providing for levying of rates
1910-9 To appoint a rate collector
1910-10 To provide for the municipal election in 1911
1910-18 Defining the duties and rates of a poundkeeper
1911-2 To appoint an auditor
1911-3 To appoint an assessor
1911-4 Appointing a sheep valuator
1911-5 Appointing a truant officer
1911-6 Appointing certain township officers
1911-8 Define the duties of the clerk and fix his salary
1911-9 Permission to Madawaska Telephone Co. to erect poles
1911-10 For the levying of the annual rates
1911-11 To appoint a collector of rates
1911-11 To appoint an assessor
1911-12 To provide for the election in 1912
1911-12 To appoint a treasurer for the township
1911-13 Appointing of a constable
1911-14 Execute an agreement with George Clark
1911-19 Close part of a road allowance
1911-20 To improve main and leading roads in the Twp.
1911-21 To abolish Statute Labour
1912-22 To appoint an auditor
1912-23 To appoint an assessor
1912-25 Appointing a truant officer
1912-26 Appointing a sheep valuator
1912-27 Appointing a new assessor
1912-28 To divide McNab into 4 road divisions
1912-29 To appoint overseers (road commissioners)
1912-30 To appoint certain township officers
1912-31 Close off Jane Street in Sand Point
1912-32 Levying the annual rates
1912-35 To close the public road n. side of C.P.R. main line
1913-36 To provide for the annual elections in 1913
1913-37 For the improvement of roads
1913-38 To appoint auditors
1913-39 To appoint an assessor
1913-42 Appoint a truant officer
1913-43 Appointing a sheep valuator
1913-43 To appoint a roads commissioner
1913-47 Repeal Bylaw #44 (To raise money via a loan)
1913-50 To appoint a constable
1913-51 Execute an agreement with R. Thomlinson
1913-52 To appoint an overseer of overseers
1913-52 To appoint a tax collector
1913-53 Provide for the levying of rates
1914-54 To provide for municipal elections in 1914
1914-55 Appointing of auditors
1914-56 Appointing an assessor
1914-58 Appointment of pound keepers and fence viewers
1914-59 To appoint a truant officer
1914-62 To appoint sheep valuators
1914-63 Appointment to appear before the Liquor License Commission (John Gillies)
1914-64 Liquor Licence (Appt. to appear - Archibald Yuill)
1914-65 To appoint road overseers 67 For the levying of the annual rates
1914-68 To appoint a tax collector
1914-69 Appointing Deputy Returning Officers and Poll Clerks for elections
Arrangement
Material in this sub-series was not arranged in chronological order before digitization occured. Therefore, in several instances the material is out of order and dates of material overlap.
Notes
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