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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

Accession No.: 9999 9999

William K. Hamilton fonds

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Date: 1800 - 1900

Collection/Fonds: William K. Hamilton Fonds

Description Level: Fonds

Physical Description: photocopies of originals - 15 pages; 10 scanned photographs

Date: 1800 - 1900

Format: textual records; photographic

Collection/Fonds: William K. Hamilton Fonds

Description Level: Fonds

Creator: William (Bill) Hamilton

Physical Description: photocopies of originals - 15 pages; 10 scanned photographs

History / Biography: Bill and Gloria Hamilton currently live in Glasgow Station. Bill has amassed a large quantity of genealogical records, primarily concerning the Hamilton family. Due to all the interconnections in families, his records contain much information and photos of many other families that settled in and around McNab Township. The Airth family is one of these families. Bill is the great grandson of James and Jean Airth, grandson of Ellen. William (Bill) Hamilton's story of growing up is told in Jayne Campbell's book Windows of the Soul, published by General Store Publishing House, 2013.

Language: English

Acquisition Source: Information compiled by Bill Hamilton over the years. The Airth family history and images were donated in October 2011. The picture of James Airth was found by Nancy Cardozier of Austin Texas.

Scope and Content: The fonds contains photocopies of information and images concerning the Airth family; primarily of two brothers James and Henry. Most images have been scanned and are described separately.; Sergeant Henry Airth and his wife, Marion Park, came to Canada from Scotland in 1827 and settled in McNab Township. After quarrelling with Chief McNab he moved to what is now Renfrew in 1829.; James Airth, Henry`s brother, was born in 1800 and was blind from childhood. He studied music, preferring the violin, and made his living going from town to town playing the violin on the stage. He married Jean McNaught and they had seven children. After his wife died, he came to Canada in 1849 with 3 of his children, Ellen (became Mrs. Wm. Hamilton), Catherine (became Mrs. Jas. B. Leitch), and Harry (never married), as well as his sister Elizabeth and her spouse James Halliday. Leaving his children with his brother Sergeant Henry, James travelled to Toronto to pursue violin playing and giving lessons but died in 1851. He is said to be buried in Toronto, either in Potters Field, York Cemetery or Mount Pleasant Cemetery.; The fonds consists of:; 1. large sheet (11 x 17) concerning James Airth`s life, with 4 photos (described separately).; 2. two pages of synopsis of the lives of James and Henry Airth (some photos described separately); 3. page on James Airth and his tombstone (new tombstone photo described separately); 4. two pages Airth genealogy; 5 page of 4 photos - 4 children of James Airth and the Leitch family; 6. pages giving background genealogy of Airth family; 7. family Group Sheet of David Halliday, married to Jane Lochead. David is the son of Elizabeth Airth, sister to Henry and James.; 8. page of 3 photos, primarily Airth, Halliday, and Leitch families.; 9 page giving genealogy information on Adam Airth and his oldest son, Henry.; 10. page showing some obituaries of the sons of Serg. Henry Airth; 11. 3 pages of houses, the Airth house in Renfrew, and Rutherglen and Airth Castle in Scotland.

Accruals: Accruals are expected.

Related Material: See also Cordozier books, part of the Peter Hessel Collection - 2 books on the Family History of Peter Fyfe and Ellen Hamilton - stored with family histories in the reading room; See also: Hamilton Airth file in the Peter Hessel Collection; See also: On the reading room family history shelf: A History of the John Hamilton and Anne McWilliam Families in Scotland and North America (2015), by Nancy Conn

Accession No.: 2011-0255

Cemeteries - White Lake Cemetery Index

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Collection/Fonds: Reference Material

Description Level: Item

1 document

Format: textual records; electronic records

Collection/Fonds: Reference Material

Description Level: Item

Series: 10

Creator: Archives Volunteers

History / Biography: The White Lake Community Cemetery was originally established as a Presbyterian Cemetery (later United Church) but as its name indicates it is now a Community Cemetery for all denominations. It is located in the Township of McNab/Braeside at Concession 3, Lot 10. According to the records, the first burial was of Elizabeth Hill (1791-1823). The White Lake Cemetery held the 1st decoration service in 1921 with Reverend McNaught presiding.

Custodial History: Production of this index was undertaken by the Arnprior and District Archives (later Arnprior & McNab/Braeside Archives), led by Philip N. Durett and finished, June 2000. It was based on an original index preapred by Olga Lewis and Cecil Lews in 1995, which was divided into sections and not listed alphabetically.

Scope and Content: The White Lake Cemetery amalgamated index is an alphabetical list for each name recorded in the cemetery's records and gravemarkers. In addition to the names, it includes the section of the cemetery in which the grave is located followed by the plot number of the grave and the number of the entry in the original 1995 index listing.