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Renfrew County Land Records

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Date: 1858-1975

Collection/Fonds: Renfrew County Land Records Collection

Description Level: Fonds

Physical Description: 162 abstract indexes; approx. 250,000 individual instruments; 56 maps

{add=© 2018 Arnprior & McNab/Braeside Archives Finding Aid to Renfrew County Land Records 1821 - 1975 This document provides a Table of Contents for the Land Record Books in our collection. Use it to quickly determine which book or books may contain information on the property (lot) of interest

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Date: 1858-1975

Format: textual records; map

Collection/Fonds: Renfrew County Land Records Collection

Description Level: Fonds

Reproduction Location: Microfilm at County Land Registry, Pembroke

Creator: Renfrew County Land Registry

Physical Description: 162 abstract indexes; approx. 250,000 individual instruments; 56 maps

Physical Condition: The indexes and instruments are in various stages of deterioration. Instruments are folded within drawers. Many are stapled and torn. The maps have been removed from their wooden frames, where applicable, and have been cleaned using Absorene, a paper and book cleaner.

Custodial History: The Renfrew County Land Records collection was transferred from the Renfrew County Land Registry in Pembroke to the AMBA in the fall of 2000. The Land Registry documents reflect the development of Renfrew County from 1858 to approximately 1975. In February 2010, 56 maps were transferred to the AMBA which were no longer in use at the Pembroke Land Registry Office. Maps and plans for the southern portion of Renfrew County are described at the item level within this fonds.

Scope and Content: RESEARCH GUIDE: Using the Renfrew County Land Records What can you learn from the land records here? If you own or are researching a property in Renfrew County, the land records here at the Arnprior & McNab/Braeside Archives can help you find out its history from the very first owner until about 1970, including owners, value at different times and more. In many cases, we have original deeds and other documents related to the property. If you are researching your ancestors, the land records will only help if (a) they owned property and (b) you know where that property was. In a perfect world, you would know the township, concession or range and lot number if the property were rural or the town/village, plan number and lot number for a property in a built-up area. Street or postal addresses do not identify properties in the land records, but they can often point a researcher to the right concession or plan number. If you only know the township or town, you are unlikely to find the land records helpful. There is a partial exception – if the property is in Arnprior or McNab Township, we might have it indexed by name for some dates. How the countryside was divided up and ownership recorded. The basics of land holding in Ontario were established shortly after the British conquest of Canada in 1760. All land was presumed to be Indian Land until acquired by the Crown. By law, only the Crown could ‘purchase’ Indian Land, though such purchases were often little more than outright theft. Once acquired by the Crown, the land had to be surveyed before it could be transferred – by grant or sale – to private ownership. In this province, surveys generally preceded settlement. Rural property: The basic unit of territorial division was, and is, the township . London’s instructions to Governor Haldimand in July, 1783 directed him to have land surveyed to accommodate refugees from the American War of Independence. The instructions suggested that townships fronting on navigable rivers have 2 – 4 leagues of frontage and be 3 – 5 leagues deep, otherwise they should be “run square or in such shape and in such quantities as shall be convenient and practicable.” Later governors received similar directions. Government-appointed surveyors divided the township into lots, the basic units of land ownership and registration. In the earliest townships the standard lot was 200 acres ; this went down gradually over time and many Renfrew county townships were surveyed with 100-acre lots. Every township contains several hundred lots, so they have to be organised for record-keeping purposes. The standard method is to arrange the lots in rows, roughly a mile wide, called concessions, with road allowances dividing concessions. Those allowances, when opened as roads, are often called “lines” or “concession roads”. In some counties like Lanark, concession roads are confusingly called concessions on maps and road signs. They are not; they are roads and the land between them is the concession. Township roads other than concession roads are normally called “side roads”. The concessions run perpendicular to one of the township boundaries, called the base line. In some counties, all the township baselines are parallel to each other, so the concessions all run the same way. That is not true of Renfrew; for historical reasons the easternmost townships have baselines that run east-west(ish), while those to the west have north-south(ish) baselines. Concessions are normally numbered. On survey maps concession numbers are normally printed in roman numerals, so as to avoid confusion with lot numbers. Concessions can be assigned (capital) letters instead of numbers, often following the numbered concessions . Many Renfrew County townships have all of their lots laid out in concessions. Others also include ranges of lots. Unlike arrow-straight concessions, ranges are rows that curve to follow natural features like shorelines or man-made ones such as colonisation roads. Renfrew county examples include the ranges along the Bonnechere River in Bromley and Admaston townships and ranges in several townships of road lots on the Ottawa-Opeongo road. Ranges have names or letters, rather than numbers. Whether it is part of a concession or of a range, each lot or part lot in a township has a unique two-part identifier: its group (concession number or range name) and number within the group. For part lots the number will have an additional qualifier, e.g. ‘NW ¼ of lot x, concession Y’. If the property of interest to you is rural, the two-part identifier with any qualifiers is all you will need to find its records. Feel free to skip the next section. If it is in a built-up area, read on. Town, village and suburban property: Land records based on 100-200 acre lots are not much use when town properties are typically 50 by 100 feet or even smaller. Town plots, made up of relatively tiny lots, were sometimes laid out in the original surveys of Ontario townships but much more commonly towns and villages were created out of existing township lots. For instance, the Act that created the Village of Arnprior in 1862 defined the village as comprising “The North-east half of Lots Numbers two, three, four and five in the thirteenth Concession; Lots Numbers two, three, four and five in the fourteenth Concession: and Lots Numbers three and four in the fifteenth Concession of the said Township of McNab in the County of Renfrew.” Six lots and four half-lots for a whole town site. By the time the Act was passed, some of those original McNab lots had already been divided up for sale by their owners. The process was as follows. A surveyor is engaged to develop a plan of subdivision of one or more existing lots, creating smaller numbered lots separated by street allowances. When the plan is approved by the municipality and accepted by the Land Registry, it is given a plan number and a new land record series is established for the lots created by the plan. To repeat the warning given earlier, lot numbers are not related to street addresses. The process of sub-division can be repeated. That is, a lot created by Plan 7 may later be further divided by Plan 22 and so on. At every stage, new numbered lots are created, together with a new series of records. Over time, a given spot on the ground may have several different lot and plan numbers and be recorded in several abstract indexes. Urban lots can also be split more simply into, for instance E and W half-lots. This does not create a new record series, just a ‘qualified’ record as it does for country lots. The same two-part identifier system applies to urban properties as to rural. The only difference is that the plan number replaces the concession number or range name. Land records: The records here in the Arnprior & McNab/Braeside Archives are physical, not digital. They are in two parts:; Filing cabinets filled with thousands of original documents such as deeds, called instruments. These are organised by township or town and by the serial number assigned when they were filed, starting with 1 and continuing as high as needed.; Huge register books called abstract indexes , recording for each lot every transaction from the original Crown sale or grant onward, including the serial numbers of instruments. Each lot has its own page, or pages if there are many transactions. Even if parts of a lot are sold, transactions for all parts will continue to be recorded on the same page. Severing a lot into parts does not create new lots; only a Plan can do that. For townships, the books are arranged by concession and lot number, Book One starting with Concession One, Lot 1. Typically, alphabetical concessions and ranges follow the numbered concessions. Other lands, e.g. road allowances and islands, often come last. For towns the books run from Lot 1 on the lowest-numbered plan to the highest-numbered lot on the highest-numbered plan. How many books will depend on the amount of sub-division. We have abstract indexes for all 37 of the historic townships of Renfrew County. Some townships are covered in a single book; others use as many as four. We also have abstract indexes for 36 hamlets, villages, towns and our one city, Pembroke. While most of these places are still on the map, many have been absorbed by neighbours or faded from memory. All abstract indexes and instruments are irreplaceable historic artefacts. Please wear the gloves provided and handle the documents carefully. How to find a property in the records To use the land records, you will need to visit the archives; there is no online access. Once you are here: For properties anywhere in Renfrew County the ease of finding records depends on how much information you have. 1. If you know the two-part identifier for a lot of interest, a volunteer will bring you the appropriate abstract index and help you find the page. 2. If you know the first part of the identifier – the concession, range or plan number – plus another item of information like a name, we can still fetch the correct abstract index for you to search. There are rarely more than forty or so lots in a concession or range, so a search is relatively quick. 3. If you don’t know the concession, range or plan but you can find the property on a map, we have reference maps of all townships that show the concessions, ranges and lots. For the Town of Arnprior, the wall map in our reading room shows the boundaries of the plans. 4. If all you have is the street address of a town property elsewhere in Renfrew County, you will have to rely on the cross-references our volunteers have compiled over the years and which are included in the township/village notes in the Finding Aid to Renfrew County Land Books to identify the correct plan. These finding aids are more or less complete, depending on the locality. The Town of Renfrew remains a significant challenge, as does Pembroke. 5. If all you have is a name, for Arnprior and McNab Township only, we have partial indexes of property owners’ names that might be of help. The McNab index covers the whole township, but shows only the first owner of the lot and the owner in 1861. An update to include all owners to 1975 is under way; it can be accessed on request. Indexes for Mansfield and Sand Point show only the second owners of the lots. The Arnprior index, on the other hand, includes all owners from 1825 to 1970 within the area west of the Madawaska River and north of William Street. Should your person turn up, you will get the book and page numbers for all the lots he or she owned. Once on the desired page you can read, transcribe or photograph the information. Because of their size, there is no way to photocopy a page of an abstract index. Blank forms for transcribing from abstract index pages are available on request. How to read an abstract index page A page in an abstract index is a list, in chronological order , of every transaction or event affecting the ownership of one particular lot, in whole or in part, beginning with the Patent by which the Crown transferred it to private ownership or the Plan by which it was created. Each transaction is recorded on a separate line and if the page is filled the list continues on an additional page. If the continuation page is not physically adjacent, a note will direct the user to the correct page number. All abstract index pages have their records divided into the same fields or columns, with more or less the same headings, but they do not always put the columns in the same order. It seems that different suppliers of index books chose their own order of column headings. Often the right-most column on the page has no heading and is used for general remarks. If the original lot has been divided, transactions involving all the part-lots will be intermixed on the same page unless they are included in a plan. The entry in the column Quantity of Land will specify which part(s) of the lot are included in the transaction, though it may be necessary to read the instrument for full particulars. If no quantity is shown, the whole lot is intended. Once a plan sub-divides some or all of the lot, all further transactions for the lands included will be in the new records series created for that plan. Because the registry was exclusively concerned with ownership, the entries on an abstract index page will be transactions that change the ownership (e.g. will, bargain & sale) or make it subject to conditions (e.g. mortgage). Only land ownership is recorded, not buildings on the land. Every record begins with the serial Number of Instrument of the supporting document, which Archives volunteers can use to retrieve the instrument itself if we have it. Patents do not have numbers. Many instrument numbers include a letter. This can be ignored; it refers to a book in which the instruments were once stored and is not used any more. Once it has been retrieved, you can read and transcribe the instrument. You can also have it photocopied or scanned by a volunteer, for a small fee. Bring a USB stick to save scans, or we can email them to you at no additional cost. You are not permitted to photograph instruments. The next column gives the type of Instrument, usually in an abbreviated form. The type of instrument often determines whether or not it will be included in our collection. Patents were never stored in the registry offices. All pre-Confederation instruments and all Wills were retained by the Province when other records were transferred to the Archives. Mortgage documents were normally removed from the registry when the mortgage was discharged. If a line is drawn through a record, e. g. a discharged mortgage, the instrument was removed at that time. Many instruments simply are missing, for reasons we do not know.

Arrangement: The index books are arranged alphabetically by municipality. Instruments are held in filing cabinets, arranged alphabetically by municipality and then by instrument number. The maps are also arranged alphabetically by municipality.

Notes: Loose, miscellaneous documents found in various indexes have been placed with Renfrew County Maps in Map Cabinet 3 Drawer 6.

Related Material: See also Reference Material in Reading Room (purple binder) which contains Lists of Wills found in Arnprior, McNab Township and Horton Abstract Indexes as well as an Index of Probated Wills for Renfrew County 1878-1969.

Accession No.: 2003-0161

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Renfrew County Land Records - References

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Date: 1867-1967

Collection/Fonds: Reference Material

Description Level: Series

Date: 1867-1967

Format: textual records

Collection/Fonds: Reference Material

Description Level: Series

Series: 6

Creator: Archives Volunteers

Scope and Content: Various abstracts from the Renfrew County Land Records have been created by volunteers. There is information on the early land owners of McNab Township, Mansfield and Sand Point. There are also lists of wills found in the instruments for some municipalities in South Renfrew.

Accession No.: 9999-9999

Renfrew County Land Records - Maps

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Date: 1858-1958

Collection/Fonds: Renfrew County Land Records

Description Level: Series

Physical Description: 56 plans of various sizes and years.

Date: 1858-1958

Format: map

Collection/Fonds: Renfrew County Land Records

Description Level: Series

Series: 2

Creator: Renfrew County Land Registry

Physical Description: 56 plans of various sizes and years.

Physical Condition: The maps have been removed from their wooden frames, where applicable, and have been cleaned using Absorene, a paper and book cleaner.

History / Biography: On February 20, 2010, the Archives received 56 plans from the County Land Registry Office.

Scope and Content: This series contains the maps received from the Renfrew County Land Records. These were for the southern portion of the county and are arranged alphabetically by municipality.; These maps are described indivdually at the item level in the database.

Accession No.: 2003-0161

Renfrew County Land Records - Arnprior Wills

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Date: 1872-1916

Collection/Fonds: Reference Material

Description Level: Item

Date: 1872-1916

Format: textual records

Collection/Fonds: Reference Material

Description Level: Item

Series: 6

Creator: Archives Volunteers

Scope and Content: The Town of Arnprior land records were reviewed to find wills listed as instruments. The following references to wills are listed as they appear within the abstract indexes.; Copybook 1; Page Instrument No. Grantor Date Registered; 13 B577 Thomas Stewart 1872; 18 J4254 Anna Young 1897; 19 O6663 James Granston 1909; 41 O1219 Margaret Moores 1875; 45 J4289 Charlotte Kerr 1897; 55 P7498 Margaret Neilson 1916; 61 B577 Thomas Stewart 1872; 98 O6715 Christiana Russell 1910; 109 J4275 James McDermid 1897; 134 O6970 John Warnock 1911; 135 P7415 George Balfour 1915; 140 P7465 Marcelline Valley 1915; 140 P7465 Adeline Lamorie 1915; 141 N6626 Ellen Storie 1901; 141 N6627 William Johnson 1909; 150 N6564 James Donaldson 1909; 181 N6017 Murdock Munro 1906; 183 P7766 Elizabeth Blaisdell 1918; 188 F2601 Thomas Body 1887; 208 N6272 Julian Ward 1907; 240 O6870 Adam McPherson 1911; 272 O6663 Dr. James Granston 1909; 273 O6945 Richard Murphy 1911; 280 J4205 Christina Gillon 1897; 282 O7110 Barbara Harrington 1912; 298 J4250 William Peachy 1897; Copybook 2; Page Instrument No. Grantor Date Registered; 327 B577 Thomas Stewart 1872; 336 N6189 John Butler 1907; 347 J3800 Edward Kelly 1894; 350 O6715 Christiana Russell 1910; 363 G3165 Thomas Martin 1891; 366 L4976 Archibald Campbell 1901; 366 P7396 Archibald Campbell 1915; 369 O7352 Joseph Gaudette 1914; 370 P7537 William Cardiff 1916; 380 O7250 Martin Smith 1913; 395 M5517 Archibald McPhee 1904; 426 E1913 Mary Ann Tierney 1883; Copybook 3; Page Instrument No. Grantor Date Registered; 327 B577 Thomas Stewart 1872; 426 E1913 Mary Ann Tierney 1883; Copybook 4; Page Instrument No. Grantor Date Registered; 397 N6300 Mary Odber 1908; 406 E1938 Thomas O’Neil 1883; 419 H3708 Hugh McLachlin 1894; 443 M5896 Michael O’Connors 1902

Accession No.: 9999-9999

McNab Township Land Records - McNab - Early Owners

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Date: 1825 - 1970 circa

Collection/Fonds: Reference Material

Description Level: Item

Physical Description: part of red binder

Date: 1825 - 1970 circa

Format: textual records

Collection/Fonds: Reference Material

Description Level: Item

Series: 6

Creator: Archives Volunteers

Physical Description: part of red binder

History / Biography: The following indexes were compiled by several volunteers under the supervision of Arnold McIntyre at the Arnprior & District Archives using Renfrew County Abstract Indexes for the Township of McNab, Sand Point and Mansfield. This project was completed over a two year period; between 2004 & 2006. As described in Peter Hessel’s book McNab - The Township, the survey for McNab township was completed in 1824 by John McNaughton, who was an apprentice of Reuben Sherwood. Many of the original settlers signed articles of agreement with the Laird in Scotland in 1825. Another group from Scotland arrived in 1830. They traveled at their own expense and settled the rear of the Township near White Lake. Researchers should refer to McNab – The Township for a detailed account of the unusual conditions the settlers faced for the first twenty years that they lived in the Township.

Scope and Content: This index is for the Township of McNab. Indices for Sand Point and Mansfield are in separate descriptons.; Occasionally, the clerk of the Land Records Office misspelled the land owner’s name; so researchers must be vigilant in searching the listing for all variable forms of names. For instance the name McLachlan may be spelled in seven different ways: McLachlan, McLochlan, McLauchlan, McLauchlin, McLaughlan and McLaughlin. Other names with variant spelling include Barry and Barrie; Heddrick and Headrick; Russet, Rosette and Rosset; McNiven, and McNeven; Havy, Hevy, Heavy and Havey; Oram, Orem and Orum; Ledgerwood and Legerwood.; Researchers interested in family history will be able to find where and when their ancestors held land in McNab Township. Moving from these lists, they can then refer to the copy books and view the original instruments which are held in the archives. Documents relating to land transactions prior to 1867 are held in the Archives of Ontario, but copies may be viewed at the Renfrew County Land Records Office (LRO) in Pembroke, Ontario.; The following index is sorted by lot and concession. An index sorted by title holders is available in Section 2 of the binder (located in Reading Room).; Concession A, B, C, D refer to Concession 12, 13, 14 & 15 respectively.; Information in the first four rows of the listing was taken from three separate McNab Township copy books held at the archives. They record original patent holder, concession, lot, and date the land was granted from the Crown.; The property owner in 1861 is listed in the fourth row. These 1861 names were printed in an early copy of the Arnprior Chronicle newspaper and are included here for comparison purposes only. In some cases, the original land owner was the same person listed as owning the land in 1861, but land was often granted to individuals who had no interest in settling on the land. For instance, the land surveyor Reuben Sherwood was granted the patent for 25 lots in the Township but did not live on any of them. In other cases, settlers occupied land for many years before the patent was granted. For instance the patent for the South West ½ of lot 1, Concession 3 wasn’t granted until 1973!; Name Concession Lot Date of Grant Owner in 1861; LINDSAY, William 1 1 Feb. 18, 1882; LINDSAY, William 1 2 Feb. 18, 1882; CAMPBELL, John 1 3 (5 acres) Dec. 12, 1872; 1 4 See Bylaw 603 1965; CAMPBELL, John R. 1 E pt. 5 Mar. 27, 1939; 1 6 See Bylaw 603 1965; 1 E ½ 7 See Bylaw 603 1965; STEWART, John 1 W ½ 7 Jan. 23, 1880; 1 8 See Bylaw 603 1965; CRANE, Edwin 1 NE ½ 9 Aug. 27, 1863; 1 SW ½ 9 See Bylaw 603 1965; McLAUCHLAN, Donald 1 W ½ 10 Apr. 24, 1882; DORAN, John 1 E ½ 10 Aug. 12, 1884; DORAN, John 1 E ½ 11 Apr. 9, 1883; McLOCHLAN, Thomas A. 1 W ½, 11 Apr. 15, 1931; McLAUCHLAN, Donald 1 E pt. 12 (50 acres) Nov. 17, 1846; McLACHLAN, Thos. Alex. 1 W pt. 12 (100 acres) Mar. 5, 1919; ANDERSON, Elizabeth 1 NE ½ 13 June 13, 1851; ANDERSON, John 1 W ½ 13 June 22, 1875; AULT, John 1 14 May 4, 1838 John Fisher & Jno Muckart; FISHER, Donald 1 15 June 13, 1836 Donald Fisher; WALLACE, John 1 16 Aug. 18, 1849 John Wallace; ROCHESTER, George 1 SE ½ 17 Sept. 8, 1853 Wm. Young Rochester; LECKIE, Alexander 1 NW ½ 17 Feb. 20, 1856 Alexander Leckie; ANDERSON, Duncan 1 18 Dec. 12, 1844 David Leckie; McNIVIN, Alexander (McNEVIN?) 1 19 Aug. 25, 1845 Alex McNivin 11 & 111; McFADGEN, Colin 1 20 July 19, 1860; McGREGOR, Jane 1 E ½ 21 Sept. 12, 1845 Peter McGregor; McNEVIN, Alexander 1 W ½ 21 Aug. 14, 1872; HAMILTON, William 1 E ½ 22 Apr. 18, 1839 John McGregor; McGREGOR, John 1 W ½ 22 May 22, 1875; McNAB, John 1 E ½ 23 Dec. 26, 1888; WHITE, Archibald 1 W ½ 23 May 25, 1876; SMITH, Archibald 1 E ½ 24 Aug. 4, 1863; SMITH, Archibald 1 W ½ 24 Nov. 13, 1883; STEWART, Robert 1 NE ½ 25 June 9, 1846 Jane Stewart; CONROY, James &; McCOOK, John 1 W ½ 25 Sept. 27, 1858 Jean Stewart; MARTIN, John 1 E ½ 26 Jan. 13, 1846 William Morris; MORRIS, James Jr. 1 W ½ 26 (60 acres) Feb. 1, 1859 William Morris; HAMILTON, Catherine 1 27 Aug. 18, 1857 David Blane; WYLIE, James & William 2 1 (127 acres) Nov. 29, 1850 John Wm. Gilmour; WYLIE, James 2 2 (153 acres) Jan. 26, 1852 John Fisher; ROBERTSON, Duncan 2 3 (97 ½ acres) June 28, 1862; HEADRICK, William 2 4 (62 acres) Jan. 20, 1869; HEADRICK, William 2 4 (100 acres) Aug. 20, 1880; HEADRICK, William 2 5 (18 acres) Jan. 20, 1869; HEADRICK, William 2 5 (36 acres) Aug. 20, 1880; STIRLING, Christina 2 6 (93 acres) July 21, 1885; STIRLING, Christina 2 E ½ 7 (76 ½ acres) Jan. 16, 1885; LINDSAY, William 2 W ½ 7 (76 ½ acres) Feb. 18, 1882; 2 8 See Bylaw 603 1965; MacLACHLAN, Duncan 2 NE pt. 9 ( 80 acres) Oct. 25, 1862; McINTYRE, Donald ?? 2 W ½ 10; STEWART, John 2 NE ½ 11 Mar. 17, 1866; STEWART, James 2 W pt 11 ( 75 acres) Feb. 2, 1885; McGREGOR, John 2 W ½ 12 Dec. 4, 1861; DUFF, Isett 2 E ½ 12 Dec. 4, 1861; McNAUGHTON, Donald 2 W ½ 13 Oct. 19, 1837 John McGregor; DUFF, Izett 2 NE pt. 13 June 18, 1856 Izett Duff; McNAUGHTON, Donald 2 14 Nov. 4, 1845 DonaldMcNaughton; McLAUGHLIN, Duncan 2 15 Feb. 28, 1852 Duncan McLaughlin; McLAUGHLIN, Duncan 2 W ½ 16 Dec. 24, 1850 Duncan McLaughlin; McLAUGHLIN, Duncan 2 E ½ 16 Aug. 18. 1851 John McLauchlin (50 acres); Duncan McLaughlin; MONTGOMERIE, David 2 17 Sept. 10, 1847 William Young Rochester; STEWART, Dougald 2 18 July 12, 1847 Subdivided; CAMPBELL, John 2 19 Sept. 4, 1846 John Campbell; McNAB, Francis 2 W ½ 20 July 14, 1845 Duncan McFarlane; McNAB, Francis 2 E ½ 20 May 29, 1847 Duncan McFarlane; McGREGOR, Colin 2 S ½ 21 Mar 5, 1860 Colin McGregor; McNAB, John 2 N ½ 21 Dec. 21, 1870; McNABB, Duncan 2 22 Aug. 6, 1868; McINTYRE, Christian 2 23 Apr. 16, 1839 Christian McIntyre; McNAB, John 2 24 May 3, 1848 William Leckie; MORRIS, James 2 25 Feb. 27, 1833 James Morris Sr.; William Morris; HAMILTON, Robert Day 2 26 Jan. 26, 1856 Robert Day Hamilton; FORREST, John Sr. 2 27 Nov. 17, 1846 John Forrest; BARRY, John 3 NE ½ 1 Mar. 4, 1864; CAMPBELL, Boyd 3 SW ½ June 11, 1973; FISHER, John 3 NW ½ 2 Aug. 13, 1866; BOX, Alexander 3 SE ½ 2 May 7, 1874; HEADRICK, William 3 SW ½ 3 May 31, 1872; HEADRICK, John 3 E ½ 3 Aug. 25, 1874; FLETCHER, Robert 3 E ½ 4 May 6, 1837 Duncan McLaughlan; WYLIE, James 3 W ½ 4 May 8, 1839 John Fisher; BARBARE, Estache 3 NE pt. 5 Nov. 16, 1846 Jas. McLaughlan (50 ac) John Box (25 acres); Eustache Barbara (25 acres); FISHER, John 3 Pt. of W pt. 5 (26 ac.) May 14, 1856 John Fisher; CAMPBELL, John 3 Pt. of W pt. 5 (33.7 ac.) Jan. 2, 1884; McNAB, Allan 3 6 (57 acres) July 17, 1839 Subdivided; McNAB, Archibald 3 7 (37 acres) Nov. 11, 1842 Subdivided; McNAB, Allan 3 E & W pt. 8 (120 acres) July 26, 1836 Allan McNab; McNAB, Allan 3 9 July 26, 1836 Patrick O’Donnel; McLAUGHLAN, Donald 3 W ½ 10 June 22, 1973; FRASER, Donald 3 NE 1/4 10 (48 acres) Apr. 12, 1883; STEWART, Margaret 3 SE 1/4 10 Feb. 19 1885; MacLAUGHLAN, Duncan 3 11 June 11, 1855 Duncan MacLaughlan; CAMERON, Flora 3 NE ½ 12 Dec. 27, 1867; CAMERON, Archibald 3 W ½ 12 Nov. 24, 1875; McKAY, James 3 E ½ 13 Nov. 16, 1846; McKAY, James 3 W ½ 13 Oct. 18, 1856; WYLIE, James & W. G. 3 14 Nov. 29, 1850 Donald Ferguson (100 ac.); McLAUGHLAN, John 3 15 Aug. 25, 1845 John McLaughlan; McNIE, Alexander 3 E ½ 16 May 27, 1847 Mary McNabb; McNAB, Mary 3 W ½ 16 Oct. 12, 1857 Mary McNab; HUTSON, George Stodart 3 17 Feb. 27, 1908; HUTSON, Margaret 3 18 May 21, 1855 Margaret Hutson; DICKSON, Robert 3 Front ½ 19 Jan. 26, 1852 Robert Dickson; McKIE, David 3 NE ½ 19 Sept. 19, 1860 David McKie; DICKSON, John 3 W ½ 20 Dec. 16, 1846 Michael Allen; ALLEN, Michael 3 E ½ 20 July 21, 1858 Michael Allen; ALLEN, Michael 3 W ½ 21 Nov. 28, 1859 Michael Allen; HART, Archibald 3 N ½ of E ½ 21 Jan. 13, 1876; HART, Archibald 3 S ½ of E ½ 21 Jan. 13, 1876; McNAB, Donald 3 W ½ 22 Sept. 3, 1857 Donald McNab; HART, Archibald 3 NE ½ 22 Feb. 4, 1864; HART, Archibald 3 E ½ 23 Feb. 27, 1860 Archibald Hart; HART, Archibald 3 W ½ 23 Mar. 27, 1860 Mathew Robinson; McLAREN, Malcolm 3 W ½ 24 Dec. 7, 1861; McLAREN, Malcolm 3 E ½ 24 Feb. 26, 1879; PECK, Robert 3 W ½ 25 July 15, 1847 Robert Peck; MILLER, John 3 NE ½ 25 June 18, 1859 John Miller; MORRIS, William 3 W ½ 2 6 Aug. 18, 1851 William Morris; MARTIN, James 3 E ½ 26 Apr. 28, 1885; HAMILTON, Robert D. 3 27 Dec. 18, 1858 Robert D. Hamilton; BROWN, David T. 4 E ½ 1 Sept. 4, 1857 William Ellis; McDONOUGH, Martin 4 W ½ 1 Oct. 3, 1860 Martin McDonough; STEWART, Alexander 4 2 Jan. 12, 1848 Alexander Stewart, E ½; George Brinning, SW ½; FISHER, John 4 W ½ 3 Feb. 19, 1847 John Mills; PARIS, John 4 E ½ 3 Mar. 25, 1879; McLACHLAN, Duncan 4 4 Apr. 8, 1867; HEDDRICK, James Jr. 4 W ½ 5 Oct. 20, 1845 James Heddrick Jr.; ROBERTSON, Duncan 4 E ½ 5 Jan. 8, 1856 Duncan Robertson; WYLIE, James & William 4 E ½ 6 Apr. 20, 1847 John Paris; McNAB, Allan 4 W ½ 6 July 17, 1839 Alex, Wm. & Gavin Lindsey 84 acres; McNAB, Allan 4 W ½ 7 July 17, 1839 Alex, Wm. & Gavin Lindsay; (98 acres); CAMERON, Angus 4 E ½ 7 May 3, 1855 John Duncan McNab; HANSON, William 4 NE ½ 8 June 22, 1857 David T. Brown (50 acres); William Hanson (50 acres); BROWNE, David T. 4 W ½ 8 June 22, 1857 David T. Browne; FERGUSON, Peter 4 Front ½ 9 Dec. 16, 1846 John Fisher; HANSON, William 4 SE ½ of E ½ 9 June 22, 1859 William Hanson; ROBERTSON, Duncan 4 N ½ of E ½ 9 Mar. 12, 1858 Duncan Robertson; FISHER, John 4 W ½ 10 July 4, 1854 John Fisher; MacINTYRE, William 4 NE ½ 10 Mar. 4, 1864; FISHER, John 4 SW ½ 11 Sept. 3, 1862; INGLIS, David 4 NE ½ 11 July 19, 1869; CAMERON, Angus 4 E ½ of W ½ 12 June 22, 1858 Angus Cameron; BROWN, John 4 W 1/4 12 Nov. 12 1861 Lachlan Cameron; GILLESPIE, Flora 4 NE ½ 12 Mar. 27, 1860 Neil McKay; CAMERON, Angus 4 13 Nov. 17, 1846 Angus Cameron; McNAB, Archibald 4 14 May 22, 1837 Donald Cameron; SHERWOOD, Reuben 4 15 Nov. 15, 1825 John Cameron; McNAB, Mary 4 W ½ 16 Sept. 27, 1858 Mary McNab; McLACHLAN, Duncan 4 E ½ 16 Feb. 4, 1869; FISHER, John 4 SW ½ 17 Sept. 3, 1862; LAVELLE, Baptiste 4 E ½ 17 Mar. 1, 1876; BROWNE, Walter 4 E ½ 18 Feb. 9, 1858 Walter Browne; BROWNE, Walter 4 SW ½ 18 June 25, 1864; BROWN, James 4 S ½ of W ½ 19 May 1, 1873; STEWART, Robert 4 E ½ & NW 1/4 19 Apr. 29, 1873; ROBERTSON, Isabella Janet & Ann 4 NE ½ 20 Apr. 9, 1864; STEWART, Robert 4 W ½ 20 Aug. 21, 1900; ROBERTSON, John 4 E ½ 21 Sept. 3, 1861 John Robertson; ROBERTSON, John 4 W ½ 21 Aug. 14, 1884; ROBERTSON, John 4 NE ½ 22 Nov. 16, 1846 John Robertson; ROBERTSON, John 4 SW ½ 22 Aug. 13, 1884; HOLLIDAY, George 4 W ½ 23 Oct. 21, 1840 James Carmichael Jr.; HUTSON, John 4 E ½ 23 Nov. 17, 1873; MacCALLUM, John 4 E ½ 24 Feb. 27, 1833 John MacCallum; RYAN, Patrick 4 W ½ 24 Apr. 29, 1861 Patrick & Ellen Ryan; HART, Archibald 4 E ½ 25 July 16, 1861; MacKIE, James 4 SW ½ 25 Aug. 1, 1866; HART, John 4 S ½ of W ½ 26 Feb. 9, 1874; McNAB, Allan 4 N ½ of W ½ 26 Nov. 13, 1874; McDERMID, Robert 4 E ½ 26 Sept. 1, 1890; McDERMID, Robert 4 27 (100 acres) Mar. 3, 1908; BREMNER, David 5 1 July 17, 1839 Patrick Maynahan; STEWART, Alexander 5 SW ½ 2 Jan. 3, 1852 Alexander Stewart; McCONNELL, William 5 E ½ 2 Dec. 22, 1858 William McConnell Brown; SHERWOOD, Reuben 5 3 Nov. 15, 1825 Alexander Stewart; STEWART, Alexander 5 W ½ 4 Apr. 26, 1847 Alexander Stewart; STEWART, Alexander 5 E ½ 4 Oct. 25, 1852 Alexander Stewart; STEWART, Alexander 5 5 Apr. 29, 1845 Alexander Stewart; McNAB, Duncan 5 W ½ 6 Sept. 3, 1845 Duncan McNab & John McNab (50 acres each); McNAB, John 5 NE ½ 6 Apr. 21, 1847 John McNab; McFARLANE, John 5 7 Jan. 6, 1851 Mathew Barr E ½:; John Duncan McNab, W ½; McLAUGHLIN, Thomas 5 8 Mar. 12, 1846 Thomas McLaughlin; CAMERON, Angus 5 W ½ 9 Jan. 24, 1859 John Cameron; CAMERON, Angus 5 E ½ 9 Mar. 1, 1859 John Cameron; SHERWOOD, Reuben 5 10 Nov. 15, 1825 John Cunningham; ROBERTSON, James 5 NE ½ 11 Dec. 27, 1849 James Robertson; ROBERTSON, James 5 W ½ 11 Sept. 1, 1858 James Robertson; BAIRD, John 5 NE ½ 12 Apr. 1, 1851 John Morris; MORRIS, John 5 W ½ 12 Oct. 27, 1864; SHERWOOD, Reuben 5 13 Nov. 15, 1825 John McIntyre; FERGUSON, Adam 5 W ½ 14 Aug. 31, 1837 Alexander Stewart; STEWART, Alexander 5 NE ½ 14 Mar. 9, 1864; WYLIE, James 5 SW ½ 15 Sept. 13, 1853 John Brown; McADAM, William 5 NE ½ 15 Sept. 16, 1913 William McAdam; SUTHERLAND, Jane C. 5 E ½ 16 Sept. 10, 1861; SUTHERLAND, Archibald 5 W ½ 16 Mar. 12, 1874; McINTYRE, Daniel 5 17 Jan. 10, 1867; SHERWOOD, Reuben 5 18 Nov. 15, 1825 John Miller; DICKSON, James 5 Front ½ 19 Jan. 26, 1852 James Dickson; DICKSON, James 5 NE ½ 19 June 6, 1865; ROBERTSON, Isabella, Janet & Ann 5 SW ½ 20 Apr. 9, 1864; DERENZY, Edward 5 NE ½ 20 Mar. 1, 1877; CARMICHAEL, Duncan 5 Front ½ 21 Feb. 28, 1852 Duncan Carmichael; McCALLUM, Donald 5 NE ½ 21 June, 15, 1868; HOLIDAY, James 5 W ½ 22 Apr. 4, 1839 Duncan Carmichael; CARMICHAEL, Donald 5 E ½ 22 Feb. 27, 1860 Donald Carmichael; FROUD, Thomas 5 SW ½ 23 Nov. 16, 1846 Thomas Froud; FROOD, Thomas 5 NE ½ 23 Feb. 5, 1876; CAMPBELL, Duncan 5 E ½ 24 July 13, 1852 John McDiarmid; FROOD, Thomas 5 SW ½ 24 Dec. 31, 1866; SHERWOOD, Reuben 5 25 Nov. 15, 1825 Samuel Flint; CARSWELL, Allan 5 NE ½ 26 Nov. 16, 1846 Peter McMillan; MacINTYRE, Robert 5 W ½ 26 Oct. 18, 1856 Archibald Hart; McINNES, Angus 5 W & E ½ 27 Dec. 16, 1846 Angus McInnes; McMANUS, Peter 6 W ½ 1 Oct. 29, 1847 William Fergusson; McMANUS, Terence 6 E ½ 1 Sept. 3, 1857 Terence McManus; BROWN, John 6 W ½ 2 May 27, 1852 Thomas Leckie; McMANUS, Patrick 6 E ½ 2 Sept. 3, 1857 Patrick McManus; STEWART, Alexander 6 E ½ 3 Feb. 19, 1856 James Stewart; BROWN, David T. 6 W ½ 3 July 2, 1857 David T. Brown; GREENSHIELDS, James 6 E ½ 4 Sept. 29, 1857 James Greenshields; CRAM, James 6 W ½ 4 Jan. 24, 1877; STEWART, Alexander 6 5 July 26, 1866; GREENSHIELDS, James 6 E ½ 6 Sept. 3, 1857 James Geenshields; MONETTE, Richard 6 W ½ 6 Nov. 27, 1920; BARR, John 6 W ½ 7 July 3, 1876; BENNETT, Robert 6 E ½ 7 Aug. 22, 1887; BOWES, John 6 E & W ½ 8 Sept. 4, 1847 John Bowes; ROBERTSON, James 6 E ½ 9 Feb. 10, 1858 James Robertson; ROBERTSON, James Jr. 6 N ½ of W ½ 9 Jan. 15, 1868; GRAHAM, Alexander 6 S ½ of W ½ 9 Mar. 28, 1899; ROBERTSON, James 6 10 Aug. 29, 1865; HILL, William Jr. 6 W ½ 11 June 22, 1858 William Hill Jr.; HILL, William Jr . 6 E ½ 11 Apr. 21, 1875; HILL, William 6 SW ½ 12 June 12, 1862; STEWART, Alexander 6 NE ½ 12 Jan. 12, 1850 Allan Stewart; McNAB, Alexander 6 SW ½ 13 Dec. 14, 1864; STEWART, Alexander 6 NE ½ 13 June 12, 1850 Allan Stewart; FISHER, John 6 E ½ 14 July 5, 1856 John Fisher; STEWART, John 6 W ½ 14 Apr. 25, 1900; ARNOTT, William 6 NE ½ 15 Sept. 3, 1862; ARNOTT, William 6 W ½ 15 May 13, 1874; FISHER, John 6 16 Aug. 26, 1856 John Fisher; McNAB, Duncan 6 E ½ 17 July 2, 1857 Duncan McNab; McNAB, Duncan 6 W ½ 17 Sept. 3, 1857 Duncan McNab; HAMILTON, Andrew 6 N ½ 18 Dec. 16, 1846 Andrew Hamilton; HAMILTON, Andrew 6 W ½ 18 Jan. 21, 1861 Andrew Hamilton; GREENSHIELDS, James 6 W ½ 19 Sept. 29, 1857 James Greenshields; MURPHY, Herculese 6 E ½ 19 July 21, 1858 Herculese Murphy; GREENSHIELDS, James 6 W ½ 20 Sept. 29, 1857 James Greenshields; GREENSHIELDS, James 6 E½ 20 Sept. 29, 1857 James Greenshields; CAMPBELL, James 6 E ½ 21 Jan. 21, 1861 James Campbell; NEW, Thomas 6 W ½ 21 July 11, 1873; CAMPBELL, Duncan 6 W ½ 22 Sept. 1, 1858 Duncan Campbell; CAMPBELL, James 6 E ½ 22 Jan. 21, 1861 James Campbell; McMILLAN, Peter 6 E ½ 23 Mar. 17, 1851 Peter McMillan; CAMPBELL, Duncan 6 W ½ 23 Aug. 18, 1851 Duncan Campbell; CAMPBELL, Duncan 6 SW ½ 24 Feb. 15, 1850 Duncan Campbell; McMILLAN, Peter 6 NE ½ 24 Sept. 27, 1852 Peter McMillan; McDERMID, John 6 SW ½ 25 Sept. 4, 1847 John McDermid; MILLER, James 6 NE ½ 25 July 6, 1853 James Miller; McINNES, John 6 SW ½ 26 Nov. 16, 1846 John McInnes; STEWART, Alexander 6 NE ½ 26 Feb. 18, 1847 John McInnes; McINNES, John Jr. 6 27 (100 acres) Dec. 114, 1861 John McInnes Jr.; SHIRLOCK, Patrick 7 E ½ 1 Oct. 18, 1856 John Cunningham; McMANUS, Denis 7 W ½ 1 Apr. 17, 1877; BROWNE, John 7 2 Sept. 11, 1868; BROWNE, John 7 E ½ 3 Oct. 18, 1856 John Browne; STEWART, James 7 W ½ 3 Nov. 12, 1858 James Stewart; ROBERTSON, Duncan 7 4 Feb. 19, 1856 Duncan Robertson; STEWART, Alexander 7 E ½ 5 Feb. 19, 1856 William Gemmill; GEMMELL, William Jr. 7 SW ½ 5 Mar. 23, 1858 William Gemmell Jr.; McDOUGALL, John L. 7 Rear or E ½ 6 Feb. 1, 1847 John L. McDougall; BROWNE, John T. 7 W ½ 6 May 25, 1877; BOWES, John 7 W ½ 7 Sept. 4, 1847 John Bowes; STEWART, Alexander 7 E ½ 7 July 21, 1858 Alexander Stewart; GREENSHIELDS, James 7 W ½ 8 Sept. 29, 1857 James Greenshields; EDERY, Henry 7 E ½ 8 Sept. 14, 1885; McADAM, William 7 9 Sept. 16, 1874; McINTYRE, John 7 W ½ 10 Nov. 18, 1877; McINTYRE, Jane Isabella 7 E ½ 10 Oct. 2, 1882; McLAUGHLIN, Hugh 7 W ½ 11 Nov. 20, 1858 Hugh McLaughlin; STEWART, Allan 7 NE ½ 11 May 13, 1862; STEWART, Alexander 7 SW ½ 12 Jan. 12, 1850 Alexander Stewart; MONAGHAN, John 7 E ½ 12 Nov. 14, 1861 John Monaghan; McNAB, Archibald 7 13 Feb. 27, 1833 John Campbell E ½; Allan Stewart W ½; McINTYRE, Donald 7 SW ½ 14 July 6, 1853 Donald McIntyre; McINTYRE, Daniel 7 W ½ of E ½ 14 Sept. 27 1858 Daniel McIntyre; CAMPBELL, Neil 7 E ½ of E ½ 14 Sept. 27, 1858 Neil Campbell; McGREGOR, John 7 E ½ 15 Sept. 13, 1855 Duncan McGregor; WILSON, Alexander 7 SW ½ 15 May 13, 1862; McINTYRE, Robert 7 16 Feb. 28, 1859 Alexander Stewart; CARSWELL, Thomas 7 SW ½ 17 Oct. 12, 1863; CARSWELL, Robert 7 NE ½ 17 July 24, 1866; McDOUGALL, John L. 7 Front or W ½ 18 Dec. 16, 1846 David MacKie; BROWNE, James 7 E ½ 18 Dec. 18, 1858 Charles Fyfe; LAVELLIE, Celestin 7 W ½ 19 Dec. 16, 1846 Celestin Levellie; GREENSHIELDS, James 7 E ½ 19 Sept. 29, 1857 James Greenshields; ANDERSON, Peter 7 W ½ 20 Dec. 18, 1860 Peter Anderson; McLAREN, Donald 7 NE ½ 20 May 12, 1862; McDOUGALL, John L. 7 W ½ 21 Jan. 26, 1852 William O’Conner; O’CONNOR, Charles 7 E ½ 21 July 2, 1857 John Tough; HUTSON, James 7 W ½ 22 Mar. 5, 1852 James Hutson; TOUGH, John 7 E ½ 22 May 27, 1852 John Tough; STORIE, John Jr. 7 W ½ 23 Jan. 26, 1852 John Storie Jr.; HENDERSON, Archibald 7 E ½ 23 May 30, 1859 Archibald Henderson; McMULLEN, Peter 7 W ½ 24 Apr. 1, 1854 Peter McMullen; HENDERSON, Archibald 7 E ½ 24 Aug. 30, 1854 Archibald Henderson; HENDERSON, Archibald 7 E ½ 25 Mar. 16, 1846 Archibald Henderson; MILLER, James 7 W ½ 25 May 21, 1855 James Miller; McINNIS, Angus 7 E ½ 26 Oct. 14, 1854 Angus McInnis; SIMPSON, Samuel 7 SW ½ 26 Dec. 29, 1865; McLAREN, Robert, J. R. 7 27 Aug. 18, 1851 Robert I. R. Mclaren; McGARRY, John 8 W ½ 1 Apr. 3, 1871; LEGERWOOD, Hance 8 E ½ 1 Jan. 22, 1877; LEVY, Michael 8 E ½ 2 Oct. 18, 1856 Michael Levy; STEWART, Alexander 8 W ½ 2 Feb. 9, 1858 Alexander Stewart; BROWN, David T. 8 E ½ 3 Oct. 18, 1856 David T. Brown; HEADRICK, James Jr. 8 W ½ 3 June 25, 1859 James Headrick; SMITH, James Jr. 8 NE ½ 4 June 22, 1857 James Smith Jr.; McLEAN, George 8 W ½ 4 July 21, 1858 George McLean; McNAB, Archibald 8 5 July 26, 1836 John McManigle; McLACHLIN, Daniel 8 6 June 18, 1856 Daniel McLachlin; McCREA, James Lewis 8 7 Jan. 15, 1869; ROBERTSON, Neil 8 8 Feb. 20, 1856 Daniel McLachlin; McFARLANE, John 8 W ½ 9 Sept. 10, 1856 John McFarlane; McFARLANE, John 8 SE ½ 9 Mar. 12, 1858 John McFarlane; McINTYRE, John 8 Front ½ 10 Oct. 30, 1846 John McIntyre; McINTYRE, John 8 E ½ 10 July 4, 1854 John McIntyre; ROBERTSON, Neil 8 E ½ 11 Oct. 15, 1861; ROBERTSON, Neil 8 SW ½ 11 Aug. 8, 1873; TAYLOR, John 8 12 Sept. 25, 1873; TAYLOR, Andrew 8 Pt. of W ½ 13 (90 ac.) Aug. 11, 1873; BROWNE, John T. 8 E ½ 13 May 18, 1876; GREENSHIELDS, James 8 14 Sept. 29, 1857 James Greenshields; McINTYRE, Donald 8 Front ½ 15 Jan. 26, 1852 Donald McIntyre; WALLACE, John 8 E ½ 15 Jan. 26, 1852 Duncan McLaughlan; CAMPBELL, William 8 E ½ 16 Oct. 18, 1856 John Sutherland; ROSETTE, Pierre 8 W ½ 16 June 1, 1860 Pierre Rosette ( Russett); HUNTER, Robert 8 17 May 13, 1864; HUNTER, Robert 8 18 Sept. 17, 1863; GREENSHIELDS, James 8 19 Sept. 29, 1857 James Greenshields; GREENSHIELDS, James 8 W ½ 20 Sept. 29, 1857 James Greenshields; McLAREN, Donald 8 E ½ 20 Jan. 17, 1883; BURTON, John 8 SW ½ 21 Oct. 25, 1866; BURTON, John 8 E ½ 21 Jan. 11, 1883; ROBERTSON, Donald 8 E ½ 22 Sept. 3, 1857 Donald Robertson; ORAM, James 8 W ½ 22 Nov. 28, 1860 James Oram; ROBERTSON, Donald 8 E ½ 23 June 26, 1852 Donald Robertson; Samuel Williams (21 acres); DERBROW, Thomas 8 SW ½ 23 Oct. 29, 1866; HENDERSON, Archibald 8 W ½ 24 July 23, 1856 Archibald Henderson; PINKERTON, Robert 8 E ½ 24 May 20, 1859 Robert Pinkerton; STORIE, John 8 E ½ 25 Aug. 18, 1851 John Storie; LINDSEY, James 8 W ½ 25 Feb. 9, 1858 James Lindsey; MacMILLAN, John 8 W pt. of W ½ 26 June 12, 1861; LOW, William 8 E pt. of W ½ 26 June 12, 1861; LOW, William 8 NE ½ 26 Apr. 1, 1867; McDOUGALL, John Lorn 8 27 Aug. 18, 1851 John McMillan; LEDGERWOOD, Hance 9 NW ½ 1 Sept. 4, 1865; LEDGERWOOD, Hance 9 S ½ 1 Mar. 1, 1890; BYRNE, John 9 SW ½ 2 Oct. 20, 1868; LEALOS, Edward 9 NE ½ 2 Feb. 4, 1867; STUBBS, John 9 3 July 26, 1859 John Stubbs; COCHRANE, Andrew 9 4 June 22, 1858 Andrew Cochrane; GREENSHIELDS, James 9 E ½ 5 Sept. 29, 1857 James Greenshields; GOODFELLOW, William 9 W ½ 5 Mar. 2, 1869; McLACHLIN, Hugh 9 6 Feb. 20, 1856 Hugh McLachlin; McLACHLIN, John 9 7 Feb. 20, 1856 John McLachlin; HYDE, Charles 9 8 Feb. 20, 1856 McLachlin, Daniel; McLACHLIN, Daniel 9 9 Sept. 27, 1869; MacCREARY, James 9 10 Oct. 18, 1856 James Maccreary; MacCREARY, James 9 11 Oct. 18, 1856 James Macreary; McCREERY, James 9 W ½ 12 Sept. 3, 1857 James McCreery; BURWASH, Nathaniel 9 E ½ 12 Sept. 3, 1857 Nathaniel Burwash; SCOTT, Richard W. 9 13 Feb. 24, 1857 Richard W.Scott; SCOTT, Richard W. 9 W ½ 14 Feb. 24, 1857 Richard W.Scott; CAMPBELL, Duncan 9 E ½ 14 July 21, 1858 Duncan Campbell; BATTLE, Patrick 9 E ½ 15 Mar. 11, 1858 Hugh Lynn; DEVINE, Patrick 9 W ½ 15 Sept. 27, 1858 Patrick Devine; HUNTER, Robert 9 16 Sept. 17, 1863; McLEAN, William 9 17 Nov. 9, 1885; STEVENSON, John 9 E ½ 18 Feb. 10, 1858 John Stevenson; SPENCE, John 9 W ½ 18 Nov. 28, 1860 John Spence; SPENCE, John 9 W ½ 19 Mar. 12, 1858 John Spence; STEWART, Charles 9 E ½ 19 Dec. 18, 1858 Archibald Stewart; STEWART, Archibald 9 N ½ 20 May 19, 1851 John Stewart; STEWART, Archibald 9 S ½ 20 Mar. 4, 1859 Archibald Stewart; STEWART, Archibald 9 Rear or E ½ 21 Dec. 16, 1846 Daniel Stewart; STEVENSON, George 9 W ½ 21 Jan. 26, 1886; RADENHURST, Thomas 9 Rear or E ½ 22 Feb. 19, 1847 William Storie; STORIE, William 9 W ½ 22 Dec. 18, 1858 William Storie; RADENHURST, Thomas 9 Front or W ½ 23 Feb. 19, 1847 Samuel Williams; STORIE, John 9 E ½ 23 Oct. 18, 1856 Thomas Martyn; CHURCH, Levi Ruggles 9 E ½ 24 Apr. 27, 1872; PHILLIPS, David 9 W ½ 24 May 22, 1872; SHERWOOD, Reuben 9 25 Nov. 15, 1825 John McGregor; SHERWOOD, Reuben 9 26 Nov. 15, 1825 James Storie E ½; John Storie W ½; RADENHURST, Thomas 9 E & W ½ 27 Feb. 19, 1847 John Storie; GRAHAM, James 10 E ½ 1 Jan. 26, 1852 Peter Howard Church; SCOTT, Ingram 10 W ½ 1 Feb. 19, 1856 Ingram Scott; SHERWOOD, Reuben 10 2 Nov. 15, 1825 Samuel Flint; WATSON, William 10 E ½ 3 Aug. 26, 1856 William Watson; ELLIOTT, John 10 W ½ 3 Sept. 2, 1857 John Elliott; EADY, Edmund 10 W ½ 4 Sept. 10, 1856 Coller M. Church; WYLIE, James & Wm. 10 E ½ 4 Nov. 29, 1850 Daniel Hilleard; McLACHLIN, Daniel 10 5 Aug. 30, 1861; McLACHLIN, Daniel 10 W ½ 6 Aug. 31, 1852 Daniel McLachlin; McLACHLIN, Daniel Jr . 10 E ½ 6 Feb. 20, 1856 Daniel McLachlin Jr.; McLACHLIN, Daniel 10 7 Sept. 27, 1858 Subdivded; HAVY, James 10 W ½ 8 Oct. 18, 1856 James Havey; MACGONIGAL, William 10 E ½ 8 Oct. 18, 1856 William Macgonigal; HAVY, James 10 W ½ 9 Oct. 18, 1856 James Havey; McGONIGAL, Peter 10 E ½ 9 Mar. 17, 1873 Peter McGonigal; SCHEEL, Frederick 10 10 Dec. 31, 1867; McLAREN, Peter Stewart 10 W ½ 11 Aug. 28, 1856 Peter Stewart McLaren; McLAREN, Peter Stewart 10 E ½ 11 Oct. 18, 1856 Peter Stewart McLaren; McLAREN, Peter Stewart 10 12 Oct. 18, 1856 Peter Stewart Mclaren; SCOTT, Richard W. 10 13 Feb. 24, 1857 Richard W. Scott; ODBER, Henry 10 14 Nov. 16, 1867; CONNELL, John 10 W ½ 15 Sept. 21, 1860 John Connell; SCOTT, Henry 10 E ½ 15 Mar. 27, 1860 Henry Scott; WAIT, John Turner & 10 E ½ 16 Oct. 18, 1860 John Turner Wait &; WARD, Sherwood W. Sherwood W. Ward; DILLON, Edmund 10 SW ½ 16 Dec. 15, 1862; SUTHERLAND, Donald 10 17 Feb. 2, 1880; STEVENSON, John 10 W ½ 18 Feb. 10, 1858 John Stevenson; CONNELL, Charles 10 E ½ 18 Feb. 23, 1860 Charles Connell; STEVENSON, Donald 10 W ½ 19 Oct. 5, 1859 Donald Stevenson; CAMPBELL, Malcolm 10 E ½ 19 Oct. 5, 1859 Malcolm Campbell; STEVENSON, Alexander 10 E ½ 20 Aug. 18, 1851 Alexander Stevenson; STEVENSON, Alexander 10 W ½ 20 Aug. 26, 1856 Alexander Stevenson; STEWART, Charles 10 W ½ 21 Aug. 26, 1856 Peter McLean; STEPHENSON, James 10 E ½ 21 July 14, 1871; STEVENSON, Alexander 10 22 July 25, 1848 James Stevenson; DOWNIE, John 10 Front ½ 23 May 28, 1839 Duncan Dewer; DEWAR, Duncan 10 E ½ 23 Oct. 5, 1859 Duncan Dewar; MacLAREN, James 10 W ½ 24 Feb. 27, 1833 Donald McLaren; BAIN, Walter 10 NE ½ 24 May 3, 1862; McLAREN, James 10 W ½ 25 May 3, 1848 Donald McLaren; LAVANTURE, Louis 10 E ½ 25 Oct. 2, 1882; STORIE, William 10 SW ½ 26 July 25, 1848 Mary, Joseph, David Storie; STORIE, James 10 NE ½ 26 July 6, 1853 Robert Storie; CAMPBELL, John 10 N ½ 27 July 18, 1882; SHERWOOD, Reuben 11 1 Nov. 15, 1825 Simon Peter VanDusen; John Russell (50 acres); CHURCH, Peter H. 11 2 Mar. 4, 1859 John Bower Lewis; SHERWOOD, Reuben 11 3 Nov. 15, 1825 Joseph Seely W ½; Edward Bishop E ½; Ellen Seely 1 acre of W 1/2; SEELY, John 11 W ½ 4 Sept. 27, 1858 Marion Seely SW ½ of W ½; Justice Seely NW ½ of W ½; KEYS, William John 11 E ½ 4 Oct. 24, 1902; BURWASH, Nathaniel 11 5 Feb. 20, 1856 George Aird pt. E ½ (62 ac); Hugh McLachlin (137 ac.); BROWN, James 11 E ½ 6 May 3, 1848 John McDonald; McLAUGHLIN, Hugh 11 W ½ 6 Sept. 27, 1858 Hugh McLaughlin; BROWN, James 11 E ½ 7 May 3, 1848 John McDonald; ROBERTSON, Neil 11 SW ½ 7 Jan. 12, 1862; McCORMICK, James 11 8 Aug. 31, 1852 James McCormick; McNAMARA, Dennis 11 W ½ 9 Sept. 27, 1858 Dennis McNamara; BROWNE, James 11 E ½ 9 Sept. 27, 1858 Dianah & James Brown; SHERWOOD, Reuben 11 10 Nov. 15, 1825 Samuel Flint; SHERWOOD, Reuben 11 11 Nov. 15, 1825 John Campbell; ROBERTSON, Peter 11 E ½ 12 June 26, 1852 Peter Robertson; STEWART, William 11 SW ½ 12 Nov. 12, 1863; STEWART, Robert 11 E ½ 13 Nov. 20, 1858 Robert Stewart; STEWART, Jameson 11 W ½ 13 Mar. 13, 1861; RADENHURST, Thomas M. 11 W ½ 14 July 25, 1848 Thomas M. Radenhurst; STEWART, Jamieson 11 E ½ 14 Mar. 13, 1861; CAMPBELL, Peter 11 NE ½ 15 Oct. 25, 1847 Peter Campbell; CAMPBELL, Peter 11 SW ½ 15 Sept. 1, 1864; CARMICHAEL, James 11 NE ½ 16 July 6, 1853 John Carmichael; CONNOR, Stephen 11 W ½ 16 Dec. 4, 1861; DEWAR, John 11 NE ½ 17 July 21, 1866; HARVEY, John 11 SW ½ 17 Nov. 5, 1866; SHERWOOD, Reuben 11 18 Nov. 15, 1825 David Stewart; SHERWOOD, Reuben 11 19 Nov. 15, 1825 Charles McDavit; SHERWOOD, Reuben 11 20 Nov. 15, 1825 Edward George Ellis; DEWAR, Alexander 11 W ½ 21 July 25, 1848 Alexander Dewar; DEWAR, Donald 11 E ½ 21 Feb. 4, 1878; BOYD, Margaret 11 W ½ 22 June 22, 1858 Margaret Boyd; CAMPBELL, Colin 11 E ½ 22 Nov. 16, 1880; SHERWOOD, Reuben 11 23 Nov. 15, 1825 Samuel Flint; CAMPBELL, John 11 24 May 22, 1875; ANDERSON, Duncan 11 25 Feb. 27, 1828 Michael Roddy; STORIE, James 11 SW ½ 26 Jan. 30, 1855 James Storie; STORIE, James 11 NE ½ 26 June 22, 1858 James Storie; ALLAN, James 11 27 Dec. 16, 1846 William McWhirter; SHERWOOD, Reuben A 1 Nov. 15, 1825 Dennis Barrett SW ½; John Otterson NE ½; HEVEY, Thomas (Havey ?) A SW ½ 2 Sept. 17, 1868; HEAVY, James ( Havey? ) A E ½ 2 Apr. 15, 1852 James Havey; HEAVY, James ( Havey? ) A E ½ 3 Feb. 28, 1852 John Heavy ( Havey? ); STEWART, Nancy A W ½ 3 Apr. 18, 1861 Nancy Stewart; McCREERY, James A 4 June 22, 1857 James McCreery; O’CONNOR, James Jr. A W ½ 5 Dec. 18, 1858 James O’Connor; MacDONNELL, Alexander A E ½ 5 Sept. 28, 1854 Patrick Callaghan (90 acres); James O’Connor Jr. (10 ac.); McNAB, Alexander A NE ½ 6 Oct. 25, 1847 James Yuill; McNIE, James A W ½ 6 Feb. 27, 1833 James McNee; Alexander McNab (14 acres); McNIE, James A W ½ 7 Feb. 27, 1833 Duncan McNie; William Forbes (40 acres); MOONEY, Patrick A E ½ 7 May 3, 1848 Subdivided; CAMPBELL, John A E ½ 8 May 19, 1851 John Campbell; HARVEY, John A SW 1/4 8 Apr. 17, 1866; CAMPBELL, Archibald A NE 1/4 8 Apr. 16, 1866; CAMPBELL, Malcolm A Front ½ 9 Oct. 4, 1853 Malcolm Campbell; HYDE, Charles A E ½ 9 Sept. 2, 1857 James Storie N ½ of E ½; George Hyde S ½ of E ½; RAMSEY, Daniel A NE ½ 10 Sept. 12, 1862; CAMPBELL, Malcolm A W ½ 10 June 10, 1861; ROBERTSON, James A E ½ 11 Feb. 27, 1833 James Robertson; Dugald C. McNab (4 acres); ROBERTSON, Duncan A W ½ 11 Jan. 26, 1852 Duncan Robertson; TOUGH, John A W ½ 12 Feb. 10, 1858 Charles O’Conner; PATERSON, James A E ½ 12 Sept. 19, 1860 James Paterson; KIDD, George A 13 Feb. 20, 1856 George Kidd; CAMPBELL, Duncan A W ½ 14 Feb. 20, 1856 John Campbell; CAMPBELL, John A NE ½ 14 Sept. 2, 1864; SHERWOOD, Reuben A 15 Nov. 15, 1825 John Otterson; CAMPBELL, John A Front ½ 16 Jan. 26, 1852 John Campbell; WARNOCK, John Shirley A Rear ½ 16 June 20, 1906; CARMICHAEL, John A W ½ 17 Feb. 10, 1858 John Carmichael; MacDONALD, William J. A E ½ 17 Mar. 26, 1884; SHERWOOD, Reuben A 18 Nov. 15, 1825 Billa Flint; SHERWOOD, Reuben A 19 Nov. 15, 1825 Billa Flint; BRENNAN, John A W ½ 20 Apr. 30, 1875; PATTERSON, Catherine A E ½ 20 Mar. 24, 1877; RODDY, Michael A 21 Nov. 28, 1853 Alexander McDonell; McDONELL, Alexander A 22 Sept. 7, 1852 Hugh & John Ryan; MacKILLOP, John A 23 Dec. 15, 1856 Charles Stewart; SHERWOOD, Reuben B 1 Nov. 15, 1825 Samuel Flint; FINNERTY, Peter B W ½ 2 Mar. 9, 1855 Peter Finnerty; BROWN, Robert B E ½ 2 July 21, 1858; SHERWOOD, Reuben B NE Pt. 3 Nov. 15, 1825 James Havey; STEWART, Nancy B W Pt. 3 Oct. 5, 1860 Nancy Stewart; McGONIGLE, Hugh B Rear ½ 4 Feb. 28, 1852 McGonigal group; EADY, Edmund B W ½ 4 Nov. 3, 1852 Edmund Eady; McNAB, Francis B NE ½ 5 Nov. 6, 1851 Nathaniel Burwash; McNAB, Isabella B W ½ 5 Sept. 1, 1858 Isabella McNab,; John Butler (9 acres); SHERWOOD, Reuben B 6 Nov. 15, 1825 Billa Flint; SHERWOOD, Reuben B 7 Nov. 15, 1825 Samuel Flint; STORIE, Robert, James, B Pt. 8 (15 ac.) July 6, 1862; Margaret, Ellen, & Christine; ROBERTSON, Neil B Pt. 8 (80 ac.) Feb. 10, 1867; McLAREN, Peter B Pt. 8 (105 ac) Feb. 5, 1862; O’CONNOR, James B E ½ 9 Feb. 10, 1858 James O’Connor; O’CONNOR, James B SW ½ 9 Nov. 2, 1864; ROBERTSON, James B E ½ 10 Feb. 27, 1853 James Robertson; BROWN, Robert B SW ½ 10 Jan. 24, 1859 James Young; ROBERTSON, Peter B 11 Aug. 14, 1846 Peter Robertson; McDONELL, Alexander B 12 July 26, 1856 Alexander McDonell; McDONELL, Alexander B 13 Dec. 3, 1859 Alexander McDonell; ORUM, Margaret B 14 Feb. 15, 1866; McDONELL, Alexander B 15 Nov. 27, 1861; McDONELL, Alexander B 16 Oct. 21, 1854 Alexander McDonell; McDONELL, Alexander B 17 Mar. 7, 1842 Alexander McDonell; McDONELL, Alexander B 18 Sept. 21, 1833 Alexander McDonell; McDONELL, Alexander B 19 Sept. 21, 1833 Alexander McDonell; RODDY, Michael B 20 July 17, 1839 Alexander McDonell; RODDY, Michael B 21 July 17, 1839 Alexander McDonell; GOODWIN, Alexander Sr. C W ½ 1 Aug. 10, 1848 David Goodwin; GOODWIN, Alexander Sr. C E ½ 1 Dec. 18, 1860 Alexander Goodwin; SHERWOOD, Reuben C 2 Nov. 15, 1825 William MacKay; McNAB, Archibald C 3 Feb. 28, 1828 Daniel McLaughlin; McNAB, Archibald C Pt. E ½ 4(12 ac.) Apr. 15, 1845 Kennell burial ground (2 ac.); STORIE, James C Pt. E ½ 4(18 ac.) Dec. 4, 1848 Daniel McLaughlan (11 ac.); James Storie (7acres); McNAB, Archibald C SW ½ 4 Feb. 28, 1828 Daniel McLaughlan; McNAB, Archibald C Broken 5 Feb. 28, 1828 Daniel McLaughlan; McNAB, Duncan C 6 Feb. 27, 1833 Isabella McNab; McNABB, Duncan C 7 Feb. 27, 1833 Isabella McNabb; MALLOCH, John G. C 8 Dec. 16, 1846 Marshall Henderson; MALLOCH, John G. C 9 Dec. 16, 1846 Henry O. Burritt; BLAISDELL, Julius C. C 10 Feb. 8, 1866; McDOUGALL, John L. C 11 Dec. 28, 1860 John L. McDougall; HILLIARD, Daniel D 1 Aug. 7, 1861; ECKFORD, James D 2 July 4, 1854 James Eckford; STORIE, James D 3 Jan. 30, 1855 Daniel McLachlin; STORIE, James D 4 (11 acres) Aug. 12, 1837 Daniel McLachlin; STEWART, Andrew M. Stewart’s Island, Waba Lake (6.7 ac.) Mar. 28, 1911; BRUNTON, Stopford Island B.T. 2, Waba Lake (6.4 ac.) Nov. 16, 1911; OSTLER, Frederick Island G. T. 64 White Lake (.33 ac.) Oct. 29, 1959; DRYSDALE, Andrew Myrtle Island, White Lake (.76 ac) May 6, 1912; JONES, Howard Livingstone Jacob’s Island, White Lake (.38 ac) Jan. 30, 1915; CANADIAN PACIFIC RR. B Water lot in Ottawa River Apr. 23, 1913; in front of parts of Lots 17 & 18

Notes: Other sources of information related to land ownership in McNab are assessment and collector’s rolls (held at the Arnprior and District Archives) and the general register of wills (held at the LRO). Various branches of the South Renfrew Women’s Institute have compiled the history of farms in McNab Township for their Tweedsmuir History books. The Arnprior & District Archives holds these valuable records along with copies of private individual’s research and recollections about the history and development of the Township.

Accession No.: 9999-9999

McNab Township Land Records - Mansfield - Early Owners

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Date: 1869-1940

Collection/Fonds: Reference Material

Description Level: Item

Physical Description: part of blue binder

Date: 1869-1940

Format: textual records

Collection/Fonds: Reference Material

Description Level: Item

Series: 6

Creator: Archives Volunteers

Physical Description: part of blue binder

History / Biography: The following index was compiled by several volunteers under the supervision of Arnold McIntyre at the Arnprior & District Archives using Renfrew County Abstract Indexes for Mansfield. This project was completed over a two year period; between 2004 & 2006.

Scope and Content: The following is an index of land owners in the area west of Arnprior known as Mansfield. This section dates from 1869 when a gentleman named James Penderson Mansfield from the City of Detroit purchased Lot 6 & 7 in Concession C of the Township of McNab from Isabella McNab (relict of the late Duncan McNab).; Indices for Sand Point and McNab Township are in separate descriptons.; Occasionally, the clerk of the Land Records Office misspelled the land owner’s name; so researchers must be vigilant in searching the listing for all variable forms of names. For instance the name McLachlan may be spelled in seven different ways: McLachlan, McLochlan, McLauchlan, McLauchlin, McLaughlan and McLaughlin. Other names with variant spelling include Barry and Barrie; Heddrick and Headrick; Russet, Rosette and Rosset; McNiven, and McNeven; Havy, Hevy, Heavy and Havey; Oram, Orem and Orum; Ledgerwood and Legerwood.; Researchers interested in family history will be able to find where and when their ancestors held land. Moving from these lists, they can then refer to the copy books and view the original instruments which are held in the archives. Documents relating to land transactions prior to 1867 are held in the Archives of Ontario, but copies may be viewed at the Renfrew County Land Records Office (LRO) in Pembroke, Ontario.; PLAN 1ST OWNER DATE BLOCK LOT 2ND OWNER DATE; 23 MANSFIELD, James 1869 Moore St.Park. Lots A - H Purvis, George 1869; 23 MANSFIELD, James 1869 Poole St. 1 Mathew Murphy 1869; 23 MANSFIELD, James 1869 Poole St. 2 Cornelius Sullivan 1869; 23 MANSFIELD, James 1869 Poole St. 3 Mathew Murphy 1872; 23 MANSFIELD, James 1869 Poole St. 4 Samuel Powell 1874; 23 MANSFIELD, James 1869 Poole St. 5 Cornelius Sullivan 1871; 23 MANSFIELD, James 1869 Poole St. 6 Samuel Powell 1869; 23 MANSFIELD, James 1869 Poole St. 7 Cornelius Sullivan 1871; 23 MANSFIELD, James 1869 Poole St. 8 Samuel Powell 1869; 23 MANSFIELD, James 1869 Poole St. 9 Joseph McDougall 1870; 23 MANSFIELD, James 1869 Poole St. 10 Charles Menking 1874; 23 MANSFIELD, James 1869 Poole St. 11 George Wilson 1875; 23 MANSFIELD, James 1869 Poole St. 12 James Burke 1869; 23 MANSFIELD, James 1869 Poole St. 13 James Bell 1881; 23 MANSFIELD, James 1869 Poole St. 14 James Burke 1869; 23 MANSFIELD, James 1869 Poole St. 15 Michael Buckley 1882; 23 MANSFIELD, James 1869 Poole St. 16 Dominick Kalloran 1869; 23 MANSFIELD, James 1869 Poole St. 17 Richard Neuman 1874; 23 MANSFIELD, James 1869 Poole St. 18 Dominick Kalloran 1869; 23 MANSFIELD, James 1869 Poole St. 19 Richard Neuman 1872; 23 MANSFIELD, James 1869 Poole St. 20 George Rivett 1872; 23 MANSFIELD, James 1869 Poole St. 21 Julia Tierney 1870; 23 MANSFIELD, James 1869 Poole St. 22 William Powell 1870; 23 MANSFIELD, James 1869 Poole St. 23 James Brown 1869; 23 MANSFIELD, James 1869 Poole St. 24 Edmund Edey 1870; 23 MANSFIELD, James 1869 Poole St. 25 James Brown 1869; 23 MANSFIELD, James 1869 Poole St. 26 Dominick Kalloran 1870; 23 MANSFIELD, James 1869 Poole St. 27 James Brown 1869; 23 MANSFIELD, James 1869 Poole St. 28 Dominick Kalloran 1870; 23 MANSFIELD, James 1869 Poole St. 29 Bridget Halinen 1870; 23 MANSFIELD, James 1869 Poole St. 30 Dominick Kalloran 1870; 23 MANSFIELD, James 1869 Poole St. 31 Bridget Halinen 1870; 23 MANSFIELD, James 1869 Poole St. 32 Dominick Kalloran 1870; 23 MANSFIELD, James 1869 Poole St. 33 William Rivett 1870; 23 MANSFIELD, James 1869 Poole St. 34 Susan Laycock 1870; 23 MANSFIELD, James 1869 Poole St. 35 John Bell 1870; 23 MANSFIELD, James 1869 Poole St. 36 George Laycock 1870; 23 MANSFIELD, James 1869 Poole St. 37 John Bell 1869; 23 MANSFIELD, James 1869 Poole St. 38 Andrew Hamilton 1883; 23 MANSFIELD, James 1869 Poole St. 39 William Damerow 1871; 23 MANSFIELD, James 1869 Poole St. 40 Andrew Hamilton 1883; 23 MANSFIELD, James 1869 Poole St. 41 James Goldie Cranston 1869; 23 MANSFIELD, James 1869 Poole St. 42 James E. Neilson 1869; 23 MANSFIELD, James 1869 Poole St. 43 James Goldie Cranston 1869; 23 MANSFIELD, James 1869 Poole St. 44 James E. Neilson 1869; 23 MANSFIELD, James 1869 Poole St. 45 Edward John Niblit 1870; 23 MANSFIELD, James 1869 Poole St. 46 Dominick Kalloran 1869; 23 MANSFIELD, James 1869 Poole St. 47 William Rivett 1869; 23 MANSFIELD, James 1869 Poole St. 48 Dominick Kalloran 1869; 23 MANSFIELD, James 1869 Poole St. 49 James Rorrison 1869; 23 MANSFIELD, James 1869 Poole St. 50 Dominick Kalloran 1869; 23 MANSFIELD, James 1869 Poole St. 51 James Rorrison 1869; 23 MANSFIELD, James 1869 Poole St. 53 Ernest Ulrich 1869; 23 MANSFIELD, James 1869 Poole St. 54 Flora Lyons 1870; 23 MANSFIELD, James 1869 Poole St. 55 Ewen McMillan 1870; 23 MANSFIELD, James 1869 Poole St. 56 Ewen McMillan 1870; 23 MANSFIELD, James 1869 Poole St. 57 Flora Lyons 1870; 23 MANSFIELD, James 1869 Seymour St. 1 Levi Moore 1869; 23 MANSFIELD, James 1869 Seymour St. 2 James E. Maynard 1869; 23 MANSFIELD, James 1869 Seymour St. 3 Lev1 Moore 1869; 23 MANSFIELD, James 1869 Seymour St. 4 Dominic Killoran 1869; 23 MANSFIELD, James 1869 Seymour St. 5 Levi Moore 1869; 23 MANSFIELD, James 1869 Seymour St. 6 Margaret Prout 1869; 23 MANSFIELD, James 1869 Seymour St. 7 Daniel Herbert Ramsay 1869; 23 MANSFIELD, James 1869 Seymour St. 8 Margaret Prout 1869; 23 MANSFIELD, James 1869 Seymour St. 9 Michael Doore 1869; 23 MANSFIELD, James 1869 Seymour St. 10 Xavier Laderout 1870; 23 MANSFIELD, James 1869 Seymour St. 11 Michael Doore 1869; 23 MANSFIELD, James 1869 Seymour St. 12 Xavier Laderout 1873; 23 MANSFIELD, James 1869 Seymour St. 13 Michael Malverhill 1869; 23 MANSFIELD, James 1869 Seymour St. 14 Alexander McNab 1871; 23 MANSFIELD, James 1869 Seymour St. 15 Michael Mulverhill 1869; 23 MANSFIELD, James 1869 Seymour St. 16 Thomas Callaghan 1869; 23 MANSFIELD, James 1869 Seymour St. 17 Henry Purcell 1869; 23 MANSFIELD, James 1869 Seymour St. 18 Alexander McNab 1869; 23 MANSFIELD, James 1869 Seymour St. 19 Thomas Mangan 1869; 23 MANSFIELD, James 1869 Seymour St. 20 Isabella McNab 1869; 23 MANSFIELD, James 1869 Seymour St. 21 Frederick Lyman 1869; 23 MANSFIELD, James 1869 Seymour St. 22 Isabella McNab 1869; 23 MANSFIELD, James 1869 Seymour St. 23 Charles Lyman 1869; 23 MANSFIELD, James 1869 Seymour St. 24 Isabella McNab 1870; 23 MANSFIELD, James 1869 Seymour St. 25 Thomas Mangan 1869; 23 MANSFIELD, James 1869 Seymour St. 26 Isabella McNab 1870; 23 MANSFIELD, James 1869 Seymour St. 27 Thomas Mangan S1/2 1869; Ellen Mooney N1/2 1884; 23 MANSFIELD, James 1869 Seymour St. 28 Margaret Prout 1869; 23 MANSFIELD, James 1869 Seymour St. 29 Andrew Hamilton 1883; 23 MANSFIELD, James 1869 Seymour St. 30 Margaret Prout 1869; 23 MANSFIELD, James 1869 Seymour St. 31 Michael Mulverhill 1869; 23 MANSFIELD, James 1869 Seymour St. 32 Andrew Hamilton 1883; 23 MANSFIELD, James 1869 Seymour St. 33 Ellen Maguire 1869; 23 MANSFIELD, James 1869 Arthur St. 34 Andrew Hamilton 1883; 23 MANSFIELD, James 1869 Seymour St. 35 Andrew Hamilton 1883; 23 MANSFIELD, James 1869 Seymour St. 36 Michael Mulcahy 1870; 23 MANSFIELD, James 1869 Seymour St. 37 Andrew Hamilton 1883; 23 MANSFIELD, James 1869 Seymour St. 38 John Mulcahy 1913; 23 MANSFIELD, James 1869 Conc. bet 13/14 Line Conc.McNab twp. Subdivided among; adjacent properties; 23 MANSFIELD, James 1870 Pt. L6 C14. A John Lyon 7 acres 1870; 23 MANSFIELD, James 1869 Pt. L6 C14 B Mary Russell 1869; 23 MANSFIELD, James 1869 Pt. L6 C14 C Francis Kerr 1869; 23 MANSFIELD, James 1869 Pt. L6 C14 D Thomas Callaghan 1869; 23 MANSFIELD, James 1869 Pt. L6 C14 E David Spalding & 1870; Joseph Alexander Redington, trustees; 23 MANSFIELD, James 1869 Corner Moore/Seymour Sts 56 Ewen McMillan 1870; 23 MANSFIELD, James 1869 Moore St. 57 Flora Lyons 1879; 23 MANSFIELD, James 1869 Corner Moore/Seymour Sts I John Jenkins 1871?; 23 MANSFIELD, James 1869 Seymour St. J William Baker 1871?; 23 MANSFIELD, James 1869 Road Allow. bet. lots 13/14 K Michael Mulcahy1870; 23 MANSFIELD, James 1869 Road Allow. bet. lots 13/14 L Harriet Mallock ?; 23 MANSFIELD, James 1869 Triangle piece Con 14 Pt. lot 7 Michael Mulcahy 1870; 121 RUSSELL, Mary; 1894 Russell Lane? 2 Margaret F. Russell 1895; George MEYER, Henry; 121 RUSSELL, Mary; 1895 Russell Lane 3 Jessie A. Russell 1898; George MEYER, Henry; 121 RUSSELL, Mary; 1895 Russell Lane 4 Jessie A. Russell 1898; 121 RUSSELL, Mary; 1895 Russell Lane 5 Jessie A. Russell 1898; George MEYER, Henry; 121 RUSSELL, Mary; George 1898 Russell Lane 6 Jessie A. Russell 1898; 121 RUSSELL, Mary; 1895 Russell Lane 7 Jessie A. Russell 1898; 121 RUSSELL, Mary; 1895 Russell Lane 8 Jessie A. Russell 1898; 121 RUSSELL, Mary; 1895 Russell Lane 9 Jessie A. Russell 1898; 121 RUSSELL, Mary; 1895 Russell Lane 10 Jessie A. Russell 1898; 58 CAMPBELL, Archibald 1874 Campbell 57 Thomas & William Murray 1882; 58 CAMPBELL, Archibald 1874 Abigail 58 Duncan Campbell 1885; TWP. Of MCNAB 1885 Seymour Part (road allowance) Michael Mulcahy 1885; 55 CAMPBELL, Archibald J. 1884 Stadaconna 11 Joseph Glenn 1875; 58 CAMPBELL, Archibald J. 1874 Stadaconna 11 Joseph Glenn 1875; 55 CAMPBELL, Archibald J. 1884 Stadaconna 13 James O’Connor 1896; 58 CAMPBELL, Archibald J. 1874 Stadaconna 13 James O’Connor 1896; 55, 58 CAMPBELL, Archibald J. 1874 Corner of 16 James McNee 1874; Campbell & Stadaconna; 58 CAMPBELL, Archibald J. 1874 Corner of 17 Donald Bathune 1875; 58 CAMPBELL, Archibald J. 1874 Corner of 18 James McNee 1874; Campbell & Abigail; 58 CAMPBELL, Archibald J. 1874 Stadaconna 19 John Hickey 1874; 58 CAMPBELL, Archibald J. 1874 Abigail 20 Euphemia A. McCallum 1884; 58 CAMPBELL, Archibald J. 1874 Stadaconna 21 John Hickey 1875; 58 CAMPBELL, Archibald J. 1874 Abigail 22 Euphemia A. McCallum 1884; 58 CAMPBELL, Archibald J. 1874 Stadaconna 23 Euphemia A. McCallum 1884; 58 CAMPBELL, Archibald J. 1874 Abigail 24 Euphemia A. McCallum 1884; 58 CAMPBELL, Archibald J. 1874 Stadaconna 25 Euphemia A. McCallum 1884; 58 CAMPBELL, Archibald J. 1874 Abigail 26 Euphemia A. McCallum 1884; 58 CAMPBELL, Archibald J. 1874 Stadaconna 27 Euphemia A. McCallum 1884; 58 CAMPBELL, Archibald J. 1874 Abigail 28 Euphemia A. McCallum 1884; 58 CAMPBELL, Archibald J. 1874 Stadaconna 29 Patrick Lindsay 1875; 58 CAMPBELL, Archibald J. 1874 Abigail 30 Euphemia A. McCallum 1884; 58 CAMPBELL, Archibald J. 1874 Stadaconna 31 Thomas Downey 1881; 58 CAMPBELL, Archibald J. 1874 Abigail 32 Euphemia A. McCallum 1884; 58 CAMPBELL, Archibald J. 1874 Abigail 33 Euphemia A. McCallum 1884; 58 CAMPBELL, Archibald J. 1874 Abigail 34 George Bole 1874; 58 CAMPBELL, Archibald J. 1874 Abigail 35 George Bole 1874; 58 CAMPBELL, Archibald J. 1874 Abigail 36 George Bole 1874; 58 CAMPBELL, Archibald J. 1874 Abigail 37 John Sturgeon 1878; 58 CAMPBELL, Archibald J. 1874 Abigail 38 John Sturgeon 1878; 58 CAMPBELL, Archibald J. 1874 Abigail 39 Elias Moore 1881; 58 CAMPBELL, Archibald J. 1874 Corner of 40 Mary Jane Bole 1875; Abigail & Campbell; 58 CAMPBELL, Archibald J. 1874 Corner of 41 James McCreary 1875; 58 CAMPBELL, Archibald J. 1874 Abigail 42 Byron Francis Cross 1875; 58 CAMPBELL, Archibald J. 1874 Abigail 43 William Allan 1878; 58 CAMPBELL, Archibald J. 1874 Abigail 44 Charles Watson 1875; 58 CAMPBELL, Archibald J. 1874 Abigail 45 Charles Watson 1875; 58 CAMPBELL, Archibald J. 1874 Abigail 46 William Allan 1878; 58 CAMPBELL, Archibald J. 1874 Corner of 47 Jonathan Wolfe 1874; Abigail & Arnprior Road; 58 CAMPBELL, Archibald J. 1874 Arnprior Rd 48 Hiram & William Johnston 1901; 58 CAMPBELL, Archibald J. 1874 Arnprior Rd 49 John Jeffery 1875; 58 CAMPBELL, Archibald J. 1874 Arnprior Rd 50 John Jeffery 1875; 58 CAMPBELL, Archibald J. 1874 Campbell 51 John Jeffery 1875; 58 CAMPBELL, Archibald J. 1874 Campbell 52 John Jeffery 1875; 58 CAMPBELL, Archibald J. 1874 Campbell 53 Thomas Reynolds 1875; 58 CAMPBELL, Archibald J. 1874 Campbell 54 Thomas Reynolds 1875; 58 CAMPBELL, Archibald J. 1874 Campbell 55 Thomas Reynolds 1875; 58 CAMPBELL, Archibald J. 1874 Campbell 56 Thomas Reynolds 1875; 55 CAMPBELL, Archibald J. 1874 Corner of . 1 Timothy McMahon 1874; Victoria & Arnprior Rd; 55 CAMPBELL, Archibald J. 1874 Arnprior 2 Thomas Yuill 1874; 55 CAMPBELL, Archibald J. 1874 Arnprior 3 John Harvey 1874; 55 CAMPBELL, Archibald J. 1874 Corner of 4 John Harvey 1874; Arnprior Rd & Abigail; 55 CAMPBELL, Archibald J. 1874 Stadaconna 5 Andrew Rea 1874; 55 CAMPBELL, Archibald J. 1874 Abigail 6 John Harvey 1874; 55 CAMPBELL, Archibald J. 1874 Stadaconna 7 Andrew Rea 1874; 55 CAMPBELL, Archibald J. 1874 Abigail 8 John Harvey 1874; 55 CAMPBELL, Archibald J. 1874 Stadaconna 9 Alexander Brunett 1874; 55 CAMPBELL, Archibald J. 1874 Abigail 10 John Harvey 1874; 55 CAMPBELL, Archibald J. 1874 Abigail 12 George B. Eager 1874; 55 CAMPBELL, Archibald J. 1874 Abigail 14 Joseph F. Glen 1875; 55 CAMPBELL, Archibald J. 1874 Abigail 15 Daniel H. Ramsey 1886; 55; 58 CAMPBELL, Archibald J. 1874 Corner of 16 John B.Yuill 1874; Victoria & Campbell; 39 Purvis & Heptinstall 1872 Moore St. Block A. 1 McNab School Section 6 1873; 39 Purvis & Heptinstall 1872 Alexandra Block A. 2 James West 1873; 39 Purvis & Heptinstall 1872 Alexandra Block A. 3 James McDiarmid 1873; 39 Purvis & Heptinstall 1872 Arnprior & McNab Rd. Block A. 4 James McDiarmid 1873; 39 Purvis & Heptinstall 1872 Moore or Alexandra Block A. 5 Herman Michelson 1873; 39 Purvis & Heptinstall 1872 Alexandra Block A. 6 William Serson 1873; 39 Purvis & Heptinstall 1872 Moore or Alexandra Block A. 7 James Mooney 1873; 39 Purvis & Heptinstall 1872 Alexandra Block A. 8 Edward Brunette 1873; 39 Purvis & Heptinstall 1872 Moore or Alexandra Block A. 9 James Mooney 1873; 39 Purvis & Heptinstall 1872 Alexandra Block A. 10 Moris Thiband (Thibaud?) 1873; 39 Purvis & Heptinstall 1872 Moore or Alexandra Block A. 11 John McDonald 1873; 39 Purvis & Heptinstall 1872 Alexandra Block A. 12 Sambroke W J Heptinstall 1873; 39 Purvis & Heptinstall 1872 Moore or Alexandra Block A. 13 William Farmer 1877; 39 Purvis & Heptinstall 1872 Alexandra Block A. 14 Sambroke W J Heptinstall 1873; 39 Purvis & Heptinstall 1872 Moore or Alexandra Block A. 15 James Robertson 1873; 39 Purvis & Heptinstall 1872 Moore or 16 Sambroke W J Heptinstall 1873; Alexandra Block A; 39 Purvis & Heptinstall 1872 Moore, 17 Alexander Robertson 1873; Alexandra or Jedwood Block A.; 39 Purvis & Heptinstall 1872 Moore, 18 Sambroke W J Heptinstall 1873; Alexandra or Jedwood Block A.; 39 Purvis & Heptinstall 1872 Albert. Now Colin Block A 19 Archibald Campbell 1873; 39 Purvis & Heptinstall 1872 Albert. Now Colin Block A 20 Wielemine Homuth 1873; 39 Purvis & Heptinstall 1872 Albert. Now Colin Block A 21 James Pritchard 1873; 39 Purvis & Heptinstall 1872 Albert. Now Colin Block A 22 Augustin Deshome 1873; 39 Purvis & Heptinstall 1872 Albert. Now Colin Block A 23 John Pilon 1873; 39 Purvis & Heptinstall 1872 Albert. Now Colin Block A 24 William Stregg 1873; 39 Purvis & Heptinstall 1872 Albert. Now Colin Block A 25 William Neuman 1873; 39 Purvis & Heptinstall 1872 Albert. Now Colin Block A 26 Sambrooke Heptinstall 1873; 39 Purvis & Heptinstall 1872 Albert. Now Colin Block A 27 George Purvis 1873; 39 Purvis & Heptinstall 1872 Victiria or Albert. 1 Archibald John Campbell 1873; Colin or Stadaconna Block B; 39 Purvis & Heptinstall 1872 Victiria or Albert. 2 Archibald John Campbell 1873; 39 Purvis & Heptinstall 1872 Victiria or Albert. 3 Michael Galvan 1873; Colin or Stadaconna Block B; 39 Purvis & Heptinstall 1872 Victiria or Albert. 4 Archibald John Campbell 1873; 39 Purvis & Heptinstall 1872 Victiria or Albert. 5 George Purvis 1873; 39 Purvis & Heptinstall 1872 Victiria or Albert. 6 George Purvis 1873; 39 Purvis & Heptinstall 1872 Victiria or Albert. 7 George Purvis 1873; 39 Purvis & Heptinstall 1872 Victiria Block C 1 John McMaster 1873; 39 Purvis & Heptinstall 1872 Victiria Block C 2 Archibald John Campbell 1873; 39 Purvis & Heptinstall 1872 Victiria Block C 3 Archibald John Campbell 1873; 39 Purvis & Heptinstall 1872 Victiria Block C 4 Archibald John Campbell 1873; 39 Purvis & Heptinstall 1872 Arnprior Rd Block C 5 Thomas Toy 1873; 39 Purvis & Heptinstall 1872 Arnprior Rd Block C 6 John Tierney 1873; 39 Purvis & Heptinstall 1872 Arnprior Rd Block C 7 John Monaghan 1873; 39 Purvis & Heptinstall 1872 Arnprior rd Block C 8 John McMaster 1873; 150 Thomas Mooney 1896 Cor of Jedwood & Moore 31 Edward Mooney 1918; 150 Thomas Mooney 1896 Moore 32 Edward Mooney 1918; 150 Thomas Mooney 1896 Moore 33 Edward Mooney 1918; 150 Thomas Mooney 1896 Moore 34 Edward Mooney 1918; 150 Thomas Mooney 1896 Cor of Moore & Annie 35 Edward Mooney 1918; 150 Thomas Mooney 1896 Annie 36 Edward Mooney 1918; 150 Thomas Mooney 1896 Annie 37 Edward Mooney 1918; 150 Thomas Mooney 1896 Cor of Annie & Moore 38 Cecil J. Rafter 1940; 150 Thomas Mooney 1896 Moore 39 Cecil J. Rafter 1940; 150 Thomas Mooney 1896 Annie 40 Edward Mooney 1918; 150 Thomas Mooney 1896 Annie 41 Edward Mooney 1918; 150 Thomas Mooney 1896 Annie 42 Edward Mooney 1918; 150 Thomas Mooney 1896 Moore 43 Edward Mooney 1918; 150 Thomas Mooney 1896 Cor of Moore & Mooney 44 Edward Mooney 1918; 150 Thomas Mooney 1896 Mooney 45 Edward Mooney 1918; 150 Thomas Mooney 1896 Mooney 46 Edward Mooney 1918; 150 Thomas Mooney 1896 Mooney 47 Aneda Gareau 1902; 150 Thomas Mooney 1896 Mooney 48 Peter Antoine 1902; 150 Thomas Mooney 1896 Mooney 49 Edward Mooney 1918; 150 Thomas Mooney 1896 Annie not enterred Cecil J. Rafter 1940; 150 Thomas Mooney 1896 Mooney not enterred Cecil J. Rafter 1940

Notes: Other sources of information related to land ownership are assessment and collector’s rolls (held at the Arnprior and District Archives (ADA) and the general register of wills (held at the Land Registry Office in Pembroke). The ADA may also have copies of private individual’s research and recollections that pertain to this area.

Accession No.: 9999-9999

Renfrew County Land Records - McNab Township Wills

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Date: 1870-1916

Collection/Fonds: Reference Material

Description Level: Item

Date: 1870-1916

Format: textual records

Collection/Fonds: Reference Material

Description Level: Item

Series: 6

Creator: Archives Volunteers

Scope and Content: The land records for the Township of McNab were reviewed to identify wills listed as instruments. The following references to wills are listed as they appear within the abstract indexes.; Copybook 1; Page Instrument No. Grantor Date Registered; 17 O6736 John Anderson 1906; 18 O6736 John Anderson 1906; 18 G3110 John Wallace 1883; 28 E1893 Archibald White 1875; 38 F2744 Jane Stewart 1881; 41 G2801 William Headrick 1881; 51 G3239 Izett Duff 1884; 60 L5093 Robert Dickson 1897; 64 M5573 Colin McGregor 1899; 67 J4109 John Stewart 1890; 71 L5426 Jane Forrest 1898; 71 P7591 Jessie Lavoie 1912; 95 K4661 John Campbell 1893; 95 M5486 John McLachlin 1899; 103 J4256 Rebecca Alston 1891; 103 N6211 Alexander Box Sr. 1904; 103 L5309 Hugh McKay 1898; 127 F2165 Archibald Hart 1877; 143 G3062 John Paris 1883; 144 G3173 Donald Stewart 1884; 147 G 1002 Duncan Robertson 1870; 152 J4256 Rebecca Alston 1891; 154 GR3494 Patrick Kane 1886; 158 3052 Donald Stewart 1883; 158 GR999 J.P. Mansfield 1870; 164 N6304 Donald McIntyre 1904; 190 O6713 Joseph Seebye 1906; 192 G3038 Ellen Ryan 1883; 200 G3173 Donald Stewart 1884; 201 O8068 Robert Stewart 1915; 204 H3790 Hugh Hamilton 1887; 206 N6211 Alexander Box Sr. 1904; 211 M5779 Angus Cameron 1901; 212 C1098 John Cunningham 1870; 213 F2171 James Robertson 1877; 214 C1143 John Morris 1871; 216 Q7898 Alexander Stewart 1914; 224 P7407 James Barr 1911; 228 Q7897 Donald Stewart 1914; 230 Q8149 James Miller 1916; 233 J4854 Thomas Frood 1889; 239 F2165 Archibald Host 1877; 214 N6387 Angus McInnes 1905; 245 G31 73 Donald Stewart 1884; 250 N6211 Alexander Box 1904; 256 K4452 James Robertson 1892; 272 N6137 James McMillan 1903; 278 Q7848 Peter McIntosh 1914; 279 P7515 Peter Anderson 1911; 285 O6788 Peter McMillan 1907; 291 Q8149 James Miller 1916; 292 F2166 John McInnes 1877; 297 C1098 John Cunningham 1870; 300 C1002 Duncan Robertson 1870; 314 P 7423 John Stewart 1911; Copybook 2; Page Instrument No. Grantor Date Registered; 320 8096 Mary Watt 1915; 322 2313 Alexander Wilson 1877; 322 6809 Alexander Stewart 1907; 324 6436 Robert Carswell 1905; 325 4826 Eliza Mackie 1895; 327 7848 Peter McIntosh 1914; 329 7848 Peter McIntosh 1912; 330 7515 Peter Anderson 1905; 336 4895 Janet Lindsay 1885; 346 4584 Hauce Lagarwood 1892; 348 7468 Robert A. Bandy 1908; 363 7302 Andrew Taylor 1909; 369 O6787 Peter Russett 1893; 383 4058 Robert Pinkerton 1882; 384 5151 John Storie 1896; 387 5467 William Lowe 1883; 388 5484 John McMillan 1896; 392 7405 William Cunningham 1898; 395 3900 James Cochran 1888; 395 7616 William Holbein 1912; 400 2642 Johann Runz 1879; 404 3066 Christian F. Scheel 1883; 412 4544 Philip Armstrong 1892; 418 3073 William Croft 1883; 434 4584 Hauce Ledgowood 1892; 452 3988 Carl Streich 1889; 462 2149 John Sutherland 1873; 467-468 6633 Donald Stevenson 1903; 472 6679 Duncan Dewer 1899; 480 6057 John R. Campbell 1903; 479 3901 Robert Storie 1888; 500 3855 James McCormick 1888; 501 2357 James McNee 1877; 516-524 1827 Alexander Doore 1875; 528 7404 Joseph Storie 1910; 529 3987 John Campbell 1888; 532 1918 James Storie 1875; 544 7015 George Elliott 1908; 554 6928 Malcalm Campbell 1901; 565 5768 John Campbell 1900; 580 1918 James Storie 1875; 607 4515 Peter McLaren 1893; 609 5972 Martha Ann O’Connor 1883; 612 1262 Iawas (?) Young 1872; 618 8213 John Hugh Campbell 1914; 622 1871 Alexander McDowell 1872; 629 1615 Robert Brill 1873; Copybook 3; Page Instrument No. Grantor Date Registered; 2 E1871 Alexander McDonell 1875; 3 O7035 William Brill 1908; 14 D1420 Isabella McNab 1873; 24 K4501 James Eckford 1892

Accession No.: 9999-9999

Renfrew County Land Records - Horton Township Wills

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Date: 1871-1915

Collection/Fonds: Reference Material

Description Level: Item

Date: 1871-1915

Format: textual records

Collection/Fonds: Reference Material

Description Level: Item

Series: 6

Creator: Archives Volunteers

Scope and Content: The land records for the Township of Horton were reviewed to identify wills listed as instruments. The following references to wills are listed as they appear within the abstract indexes.; Copybook 1; Page Instrument No. Grantor Date Registered; 14 B672 George Thomson 1871; 17 G3025 Joseph Kruppo 1909; 36 B665 John Richie 1871; 50 B726 Henry Giles 1872; 52 D1522 William Hickey 1886; 54 C1204 Lawrence Reilly 1881; 56 C1270 William Peever 1882; 77 C1252 Joseph Mayhew 1882; 77 E2104 Joseph Mayhew 1895; 103 F2530 Alexander Stewart 1906; 119 F2829 Henry Airth 1906; 130 D1397 Michael Harty 1884; 135 D1645 John Martin 1888; 137 D1643 John Martin 1888; 155 F2979 John Cole 1902; 158 3084 Duncan Stewart 1909; 169 3065 William Walls 1907; 174 E2167 Almeda R. Hutton 1887; 188 D1643 John Martin 1888; 195 D1324 Gregor McIntyne 1883; 195 E1998 William Burton 1890; 201 B717 William Burton 1872; 203 G868 Elizabeth Burton 1875; 205 2218 David Halliday 1893; 205 3403 Frank Burton 1907; 207 2667 Joseph New 1896; 212 3623 Christopher Burwell 1915; 213 2250 Thomas Cole 1897; 214 3484 George McQuitty 1915; 218 1218 Joseph Carbineau 1861; 235 1248 John Miller 1881; 251 1145 Richard New 1879; 258 D1539 John McCallum 1886; 259 2368 Robert Eady (the elder) 1895; 261 2597 John Richardson 1888; 270 1679 John Vance 1889; 272 E2000 Joseph Sale 1892; 282 F2714 See ref. 6387-McNab 1881; 299 2086 James Rusasell 1895; 312 G3391 Robert B. Eady 1910; Copy Book 2; Page Instrument No. Grantor Date Registered; 315 3421 David Mullins 1899; 317 1145 Richard New 1879; 319 3065 William Walls 1907; 321 3391 Robert B. Eady 1910; 324 1356 Patrick Byrnes 1883; 341 2843 Alexander Miller 1899; 342 2212 James Gillan 1897; 343 2792 Alexander Miller 1906; 358 1640 William Gorly 1881; 367 1611 Thomas Suthiff 1886; 372 none John Mullins 1888; 372 G3391 Robert B. Eady 1910; 372 G3421 David Mullins 1899; 373 32073 James E. Mullins 1955; 375 G3166 John Payne 1902; 376 D1356 Patrick Bytnes 1883; 378 G1257 John Finan 1882; 381 G3181 Alexander McKenzie 1910; 383 C961 John Crawford 1876; 396 F2761 James Lindsay 1895; 398 C949 John Shaw 1876; 407 G3191 Margaret Shiels 1904; 410 1108 Duncan Ferguson 1868; 410 G3308 Donald Ferguson 1906; 414 G3461 Louis O’Brie 1905; 422 G3166 John Payne 1902; 425 A395 (none) Jason Gould 1864; 425 A396 (none) Jason Gould 1864; 426 B642 (none) Margaret Bolton 1870; 438 F2663 John Wilson 1893; 448 G3412 Robert Coheghy 1912; 450 G990 Thomas Clarke 1876

Accession No.: 9999-9999

McNab Township Land Records - Sand Point - Early Owners

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Date: 1865-1912

Collection/Fonds: Reference Material

Description Level: Item

Physical Description: part of blue binder

Date: 1865-1912

Format: textual records

Collection/Fonds: Reference Material

Description Level: Item

Series: 6

Creator: Archives Volunteers

Physical Description: part of blue binder

History / Biography: The following index was compiled by several volunteers under the supervision of Arnold McIntyre at the Arnprior & District Archives using Renfrew County Abstract Indexes for Sand Point. This project was completed over a two year period; between 2004 & 2006.

Scope and Content: The following is a list of the second and third title holders of Sand Point property after Alexander McDonell who received title to all the land in 1867. Please note that some data such as Lot No. or street names is missing in the abstract books, so this data does not appear in the index. Also, the Canada Permanent Loan & Savings Company (Canada P. L. & S. Co.) appears several times in the index for Sand Point. It is also known as the Canada Permanent Building and Savings Society. A Plan of Sand Point dated 1867 is available for viewing at the Arnprior & District Archives.; Indices for Mansfield and McNab Township are in separate descriptons.; Occasionally, the clerk of the Land Records Office misspelled the land owner’s name; so researchers must be vigilant in searching the listing for all variable forms of names. For instance the name McLachlan may be spelled in seven different ways: McLachlan, McLochlan, McLauchlan, McLauchlin, McLaughlan and McLaughlin. Other names with variant spelling include Barry and Barrie; Heddrick and Headrick; Russet, Rosette and Rosset; McNiven, and McNeven; Havy, Hevy, Heavy and Havey; Oram, Orem and Orum; Ledgerwood and Legerwood.; Researchers interested in family history will be able to find where and when their ancestors held land. Moving from these lists, they can then refer to the copy books and view the original instruments which are held in the archives. Documents relating to land transactions prior to 1867 are held in the Archives of Ontario, but copies may be viewed at the Renfrew County Land Records Office (LRO) in Pembroke, Ontario.; Plan 2nd Owner Date Street Lot 3rd Owner Date; 21 John B. Rogers 1865 1 Edward Derenzy 1868; 21 Edward Derenzy 1874 McDonnell 2 John D. Church 1902; 21 Duncan McDonnell 1868 McDonnell 3 Thomas Deveau 1874; 21 James Young 1856 McDonnell 4 James Young Jr. 1870; 21 James Young 1856 McDonnell 5 James Young Jr. 1879; 21 James Young 1872 McDonnell 6 Annie Young 1872; 21 Canada P. L. & S. Co. 1875 McDonnell 7 Robert Steven 1875; 21 Alexander McDonnell 1872 McDonnell 8 William W. Giffin 1872; 21 Canada P. L. & S. Co. 1875 Corner of McDonnell & Jessie 9 Robert Steven 1875; 21 Canada P. L. & S. Co. 1875 Corner of Jessie & Young 10 Robert Steven 1875; 21 Canada P. L. & S. Co. 1875 Young 11 Robert Steven 1875; 21 Canada P. L. & S. Co. 1875 Young 12 Robert Steven 1875; 21 Canada P. L. & S. Co. 1875 Young 13 Robert Steven 1875; 21 Canada P. L. & S. Co. 1875 Young 14 Robert Steven 1875; 21 Canada P. L. & S. Co. 1875 Young 15 Robert Steven 1875; 21 Canada P. L. & S. Co. 1875 Young 16 Robert Steven 1875; 21 Canada P. L. & S. Co. 1875 Young 17 Robert Steven 1875; 21 Canada P. L. & S. Co. 1875 Young 18 Robert Steven 1875; 21 Canada P. L. & S. Co. 1875 19 Robert Steven 1875; 21 Canada P. L. & S. Co. 1875 20 Robert Steven 1875; 21 Canada P. L. & S. Co. 1875 Corner of Young & Mountain 21 Robert Steven 1875; 21 Canada P. L. & S. Co. 1875 Young 22 Robert Steven 21; 21 Canada P. L. & S. Co. 1875 Young 23 Robert Steven 1875; 21 Canada P. L. & S. Co. 1875 Young 24 Robert Steven 1875; 21 Canada P. L. & S. Co. 1875 Young 25 Robert Steven 1875; 21 Canada P. L. & S. Co. 1875 Young 26 Robert Steven 1875; 21 Canada P. L. & S. Co. 1875 Young 27 Robert Steven 1875; 21 Canada P. L. & S. Co. 1875 Young 28 Robert Steven 1875; 21 Canada P. L. & S. Co. 1875 Corner of Young & Jessie 29 Robert Steven 1875; 21 Washington Parsons 1874 Lake 30 John M. McDonald 1874; 21 School Section # 12 McNab 1871 Corner of Jessie & McDonnell 31; 21 Alexander McGillis 1873 McDonnell 32 Canadian Pacific R. R 1882; 21 Canada P. L. & S. Co. 1875 McDonnell 33 Robert Steven 1875; 21 Edward Lumsden 1870 McDonnell 34 Miriam E. Edwards 1874; 21 Andrew Telfer 1874 McDonnell 35 Catherine Young 1882; 21 Canada P. L. & S. Co. 1875 McDonnell 36 Robert Steven 1875; 21 Canada P. L. & S. Co. 1875 McDonnell 37 Robert Steven 1875; 21 Canada P. L. & S. Co. 1875 McDonnell 38 Robert Steven 1875; 21 Canada P. L. & S. Co. 1875 McDonnell 39 Robert Steven 1875; 21 Robert Brill? 1873 McDonnell 40 Duncan Campbell 1877; William Brill? 1874; 21 Canada P. L. & S. Co. 1875 McDonnell 41 Robert Steven 1875; 21 Angus McGillis 1873 Corner of McDonnell & Jane 42 David McArthur 1883; 21 Canada P. L. & S. Co. 1875 Corner of Jane & Young 43 Robert Steven 1875; 21 Canada P. L. & S. Co. 1875 Young 44 Robert Steven 1875; 21 Canada P. L. & S. Co. 1875 Young 45 Robert Steven 1875; 21 Canada P. L. & S. Co. 1875 Young 46 Robert Steven 1875; 21 Canada P. L. & S. Co. 1875 Young 47 Robert Steven 1875; 21 Canada P. L. & S. Co. 1875 Young 48 Robert Steven 1875; 21 Canada P. L. & S. Co. 1875 Young 49 Robert Steven 1875; 21 Canada P. L. & S. Co. 1875 Young 50 Robert Steven 1875; 21 Canada P. L. & S. Co. 1875 Young 51 Robert Steven 1875; 21 Canada P. L. & S. Co. 1875 Young 52 Robert Steven 1875; 21 Canada P. L. & S. Co. 1875 Young 53 Robert Steven 1875; 21 Canada P. L. & S. Co. 1875 Corner of Young & Jessie 54 Robert Steven 1875; 21 Canada P. L. & S. Co. 1875 Corner of Young & Jessie 55 Robert Steven 1875; 21 Canada P. L. & S. Co. 1875 Young 56 Robert Steven 1875; 21 Canada P. L. & S. Co. 1875 Young 57 Robert Steven 1875; 21 Canada P. L. & S. Co. 1875 Young 58 Robert Steven 1875; 21 Canada P. L. & S. Co. 1875 Young 59 Robert Steven 1875; 21 Canada P. L. & S. Co. 1875 Young 60 Robert Steven 1875; 21 Canada P. L. & S. Co. 1875 Young 61 Robert Steven 1875; 21 Canada P. L. & S. Co. 1875 Young 62 Robert Steven 1875; 21 Canada P. L. & S. Co. 1875 Young 63 Robert Steven 1875; 21 Canada P. L. & S. Co. Young 64 Robert Steven 1875; 21 Canada P. L. & S. Co. Young 65 Robert Steven 1875; 21 Canada P. L.& S. Co. 1867 Young 66 Robert Steven 1875; 21 William Henry Cone 1873 Corner of McDonnell & Jane 67 Andrew W. Bell 1888; 21 William Henry Cone 1873 McDonnell 68 Andrew W. Bell 1888; 21 William Hogg 1874 McDonnell 69 Janet Belford 1884; 21 William Hogg 1874 McDonnell 70 Janet Belford 1884; 21 O’Kane Levoy 1874 McDonnell 71 John Carmichael 1890; 21 Canada P. L.& S. Co. 1875 McDonnell 72 Robert Steven 1875; 21 William Storie 1874 McDonnell 73 Agnes Wilson 1908; 21 Charles Ross 1871 McDonnell 74 William Storie 1872; 21 Duncan Stewart 1874 McDonnell 75 Annie Stewart 1889; 21 Canada P. L.& S. Co. 1875 McDonnell 76 Robert Steven 1875; 21 Canada P. L.& S. Co. 1875 McDonnell 77 Robert Steven 1875; 21 Robert Samuel Flint 1872 Corner of McDonnell & Jane 78 Alexander McDonnell 1873; 21 Robert Brill? 1873 Corner of Young & Janet 79 Duncan W. Campbell 1877; William Brill?; 21 Canada P. L.& S. Co. 1875 Young 80 Robert Steven 1875; 21 Canada P. L.& S. Co. 1875 Young 81 Robert Steven 1875; 21 Canada P. L.& S. Co. 1875 Young 82 Robert Steven 1875; 21 Canada P. L.& S. Co. 1875 Young 83 Robert Steven 1875; 21 Canada P. L.& S. Co. 1875 Young 84 Robert Steven 1875; 21 Canada P. L.& S. Co. 1875 Young 85 Robert Steven 1875; 21 Canada P. L.& S. Co. 1875 Young 86 Robert Steven 1875; 21 Canada P. L.& S. Co. 1875 Young 87 Robert Steven 1875; 21 Canada P. L.& S. Co. 1875 Young 88 Robert Steven 1875; 21 Canada P. L.& S. Co. 1875 Young 89 Robert Steven 1875; 21 Canada P. L.& S. Co. 1875 Corner of Jane & Young 90 Robert Steven 1875; 21 Canada P. L.& S. Co. 1875 Corner of Young & Jane 91 Robert Steven 1875; 21 Canada P. L.& S. Co. 1875 Young 92 Robert Steven 1875; 21 Canada P. L.& S. Co. 1875 Young 93 Robert Steven 1875; 21 Canada P. L.& S. Co. 1875 Young 94 Robert Steven 1875; 21 Canada P. L.& S. Co. 1875 Young 95 Robert Steven 1875; 21 Canada P. L.& S. Co. 1875 Young 96 Robert Steven 1875; 21 Canada P. L.& S. Co. 1875 Young 97 Robert Steven 1875; 21 Canada P. L.& S. Co. 1875 Young 98 Robert Steven 1875; 21 Canada P. L.& S. Co. 1875 Young 99 Robert Steven 1875; 21 Canada P. L.& S. Co. 1875 Young 100 Robert Steven 1875; 21 Canada P. L.& S. Co. 1875 Young 101 Robert Steven 1875; 21 Canada P. L.& S. Co. 1875 Corner of Young & Janet 102 Robert Steven 1875; 21 Ward & Scott Co. 1874 Lake 103 Alexander & James McDonnell 1874; 21 Ward & Scott Co. 1874 Lake 104 Alexander & James McDonnell 1874; 21 Canada P. L.& S. Co. 1875 Lake 105 Robert Steven 1875; 21 Louis Roy 1863 Lake 106 Donald J. McDonald 1863; 21 Merchants’ Bank 1879 Lake 107 James Bromley 1879; 21 Ronald McDonnell 1872 Lake 108 Penelope McDonnell 1905; 21 Ronald McDonnell 1872 Lake 109 Penelope McDonnell 1905; 21 Robert Graham 1883 Lake 110 Fanny Richards 1883; 21 Canada P. L.& S. Co. 1875 111 Robert Steven 1875; 21 Catharine Yuill 1874 Lake 112 Mary Ann Yuill 1882; 21 Sherman Ward & Henry Scott 1868 113 Alexander & Donald James McDonnell 1874; 21 Sherman Ward & Henry Scott 1868 114 Alexander & Donald James McDonnell 1874; 21 Sherman Ward & Henry Scott 1868 115 Alexander & Donald James McDonnell 1874; 21 Sherman Ward & Henry Scott 1868 116 Alexander & Donald James McDonnell 1874; 21 Sherman Ward & Henry Scott 1868 117 Alexander & Donald James McDonnell 1874; 21 Sherman Ward & Henry Scott 1868 118 Alexander & Donald James McDonnell 1874; 21 Sherman Ward & Henry Scott 1868 119 Alexander & Donald James McDonnell 1874; 21 Sherman Ward & Henry Scott 1868 120 Alexander & Donald James McDonnell 1874; 21 Sherman Ward & Henry Scott 1868 121 Alexander & Donald James McDonnell 1874; 21 Octave Corow 1871 122 Edward Derenzy 1875; 21 Canada P. L. & S. Co. 1875 123 Robert Steven 1875; 21 Canada P. L. & S. Co. 1875 124 Robert Steven 1875; 21 Canada P. L. & S. Co. 1875 Corner of Janet & McDonnell 125 Robert Steven 1875; 21 Donald McDonald 1874 McDonnell 126 James Wilson 1876; 21 Alexander Stewart 1874 McDonnell 127 James Carmichael 1886; 21 Antoney McDonald 1873 McDonnell 128 Emily McDonald 1900; 21 Canada P. L. & S. Co. 1875 McDonnell 129 Robert Steven 1875; 21 Canada P. L. & S. Co. 1875 McDonnell 130 Robert Steven 1875; 21 Canada P. L. & S. Co. 1875 McDonnell 131 Robert Steven 1875; 21 Canada P. L. & S. Co. 1875 McDonnell 132 Robert Steven 1875; 21 Canada P. L. & S. Co. 1875 McDonnell 133 Robert Steven 1875; 21 Canada P. L. & S. Co. 1875 McDonnell 134 Robert Steven 1875; 21 Roman Catholic 1871 McDonnell 135; Corporation of the Diocese of Ottawa; 21 Roman Catholic 1871 McDonnell 136; 21 Roman Catholic 1871 McDonnell 137; Corporation of the Diocese of Ottawa; 21 Roman Catholic 1871 McDonnell 138; 21 Roman Catholic 1871 McDonnell 139; 21 Canada P. L. & S. Co. 1875 McDonnell 140 Robert Steven 1875; 21 Canada P. L. & S. Co. 1875 McDonnell 141 Robert Steven 1875; 21 John McNeil 1874 McDonnell 142 Bridget McNeill 1951; 21 John McNeil 1874 McDonnell 143 Bridget McNeill 1951; 21 John O’Donell 1874 McDonnell 144 James O’Donnell 1879; 21 Canada P. L. & S. Co. 1875 McDonnell 145 Robert Steven 1875; 21 Canada P. L. & S. Co. 1875 McDonnell 146 Robert Steven 1875; 21 Canada P. L. & S. Co. 1875 McDonnell 147 Robert Steven 1875; 21 Canada P. L. & S. Co. 1875 McDonnell 148 Robert Steven 1875; 21 Canada P. L. & S. Co. 1875 149 Robert Steven 1875; 21 Canada P. L. & S. Co. 1875 150 Robert Steven 1875; 21 Canada P. L. & S. Co. 1875 151 Robert Steven 1875; 21 Canada P. L. & S. Co. 1875 152 Robert Steven 1875; 21 Canada P. L. & S. Co. 1875 153 Robert Steven 1875; 21 Canada P. L. & S. Co. 1875 154 Robert Steven 1875; 21 Canada P. L. & S. Co. 1875 155 Robert Steven 1875; 21 Canada P. L. & S. Co. 1875 156 Robert Steven 1875; 21 Canada P. L. & S. Co. 1875 157 Robert Steven 1875; 21 Canada P. L. & S. Co. 1875 158 Robert Steven 1875; 21 Canada P. L. & S. Co. 1875 159 Robert Steven 1875; 21 Canada P. L. & S. Co. 1875 160 Robert Steven 1875; 21 Canada P. L. & S. Co. 1875 161 Robert Steven 1875; 21 Canada P. L. & S. Co. 1875 162 Robert Steven 1875; 21 Canada P. L. & S. Co. 1875 163 Robert Steven 1875; 21 Canada P. L. & S. Co. 1875 164 Robert Steven 1875; 21 Canada P. L. & S. Co. 1875 165 Robert Steven 1875; 21 Canada P. L. & S. Co. 1875 166 Robert Steven 1875; 21 Canada P. L. & S. Co. 1875 167 Robert Steven 1875; 21 Canada P. L. & S. Co. 1875 168 Robert Steven 1875; 21 Canada P. L. & S. Co. 1875 169 Robert Steven 1875; 21 Canada P. L. & S. Co. 1875 170 Robert Steven 1875; 21 Canada P. L. & S. Co. 1875 171 Robert Steven 1875; 21 Canada P. L. & S. Co. 1875 172 Robert Steven 1875; 21 Township of McNab 1912 Jane 173 John Alexander Jamieson 1912

Notes: Other sources of information related to land ownership are assessment and collector’s rolls (held at the Arnprior and District Archives (ADA) and the general register of wills (held at the LRO). The ADA may also have copies of private individual’s research and recollections that pertain to this area.

Accession No.: 9999-9999

Renfrew County Land Records - General Register Instruments for Arnprior and McNab Township

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Date: 1867 - 1935

Collection/Fonds: Reference Material

Description Level: Item

Physical Description: 0.16 m textual material

Date: 1867 - 1935

Format: textual records

Collection/Fonds: Reference Material

Description Level: Item

Series: 6

Original Location: Pembroke Land Records Office

Creator: Archives Volunteers

Physical Description: 0.16 m textual material

Scope and Content: The General Register consists of transcripts of wills, administrations, indentures, probates, etc. that involve land transactions. They are referenced in the copy books, but the original instruments are held at the Land Records Office in Pembroke, Ontario. In 2018, AMBA borrowed these records, identified those related to the Town of Arnprior and the Township of McNab, photocopied them and compiled an index.; The following is an index to the copied General Register Instruments for Arnprior:; GR # Date Name; 17 1868 Joseph Schofield; 26 1869 John Campbell; 79 1872 Daniel McLachlin; 110 1873 Maria McLachlin; 192 1876 George Milne; 238 1877 Maria McLachlin; 247 1877 Helen Maria Brady (Heptinstall); 277 1878 James S. Kead; 298 1879 Mary Ann Smyth; 313 1879 Neil Robertson; 317 1879 William Wedd; 353 1880 John McMaster; 369 1881 Owen Tierney; 398 1883 Donald & James McDonell; 426 1885 Robert McDonald; 431 1885 Robert Brown; 455 1886 William Hugh Adams; 458 1886 James Morris; 509 1889 William Kearns; 524 1889 Robert Carss; 525 1889 Alexander Fetherston; 547 1890 Ann Bishop; 556 1890 Lydia Ann Sheppard; 572 1891 William Spence; 581 1891 James Hartney; 616 1892 Robert Young; 650 1893 George Halliday; 656 1893 Alexander McLachlan; 686 1893 Mary Ann Smyth; 699 1894 Catherine McNamara; 705 1894 Thomas Storie; 724 1895 John Smyth; 991 1900 Ellen Junkin; 997 1901 CDN. Mutual Loan & Investment; 1024 1901 Catherine Cameron; 1237 1906 John Martin; 2034 1919 Edmire Raby; 2096 1920 Christian Charles Frederick Heise; 2191 1920 Peter McGonigal; 2433 1922 Thomas Mooney; 2563 1923 August Frederick Sellars; 2647 1924 Robert Balfour; 2701 1924 David Moyes; 2705 1924 Archibald D. McDonald; 2770 1925 Michael Murphy; 2878 1925 Philip Dontigny (Woolen Mfg.); 2946 1926 Francois Xavier Vaudry; 3040 1927 Ann Selina Whyte; 3058 1927 Sherman Baldwin; 3066 1927 James Rivett; 3097 1927 Elizabeth Cleary; 3118 1927 Louisa Shutz; 3141 1927 August Julius Scheel; 3159 1928 Joseph McDougall; 3252 1928 Archibald Riddell; 3407 1930 Murtagh (Mort) Sullivan (Hotel Keeper); 3650 1931 Margaret McVicar; 3769 1933 David Craig; 3804 1933 Gerald Jarvis; 3930 1934 Joseph Henery St.Hilaire; The following is an index to the copied General Register Instruments for McNab Township:; GR # Date Name; 12 1868 Robert Hunter; 14 1867 John Russell; 27 1869 John Benjamin Rogers; 32 1870 John Otterson; 49 1871 John McGregor; 52 1871 Mathew Barr; 61 1871 Rev. Henry Usborne; 63 1871 Rev. Henry Usborne; 111 1873 Rev. Henry Usborne; 141 1875 Alexander McDonell; 142 1875 Thomas Beacon; 215 1877 Robert Hamilton; 308 1879 John McFarlane; 323 1879 John McFarlane; 312 1879 Charles Stewart Middleton; 313 1879 Neil Robertson; 339 1880 Duncan Campbell; 368 1881 James McCreary; 431 1885 Robert Brown; 471 1887 Elizabeth & Frank Densmore; 472 1884 Elizabeth Mansfield; 492 1888 James Mansfield; 512 1888 William Leckie; 525 1889 Alexander Fetherston; 969 1900 Elizabeth Caldwell (Storie); 999 1901 William Hanson Sr.; 1948 1919 Robert Stewart; 1964 1919 James Storie; 1970 1919 Thomas D. McLaughlin; 2049 1919 John Inglis; 2105 1920 Thomas Fraser; 2107 1920 Robert Eady; 2266 1921 David Taylor; 2278 1921 John R. McLachlan; 2304 1921 John Byrne; 2324 1921 John Barry; 2397 1893 Allan McNab; 2521 1923 Alexander Sealey; 2530 1923 Annie McLaughlin; 2604 1923 William Wallace; 2645 1921 Alexander Fraser; 2654 1924 John Inglis; 2676 1924 William Blackburn; 2707 1924 John McNevin; 2763 1923 William Adrain; 2789 1925 Daniel Young; 2896 1925 Alexander Graham; 2900 1926 John Stewart; 2967 1926 George S. Hutson; 3121 1927 Angus Cameron; 3129 1927 William H. Barry; 3231 1928 Caroline Michelson ( widow ); 3238 1928 Archibald Dewar; 3263 1928 John Cunningham - Elizabeth Cunningham; 3338 1929 Hugh Stevenson; 3478 1930 Thomas Dickson; 3491 1930 Neil McKay; 3494 1930 William Cameron; 3814 1933 Caroline McMillan; 3895 1924 James Legree; 4016 1935 Robert Carswell; 4028 1935 Walter Headrick

Accession No.: 9999-9999

Town of Arnprior Financial Records - Tax Records

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Date: 1881 - 1962

Collection/Fonds: Town of Arnprior Records

Description Level: Sub-Series

Physical Description: textual records

Date: 1881 - 1962

Format: textual records

Collection/Fonds: Town of Arnprior Records

Description Level: Sub-Series

Series: 7.1

Reproduction Location: Digitized Assessment & Collector Rolls in Common Folder

Physical Description: textual records

Language: English

Scope and Content: Assessment Rolls 1887-1931 D 1, D 2, D 3, D 4; Assessment rolls provide the following information: name of taxable party, occupation, address of taxable party, tenant or householder, age of taxable party, public or separate school supporter, number of children, number of concession and name of street, number of lot or house, value of real property, number in family, and religion. By the 1920’s, the name of the wife and other family members sometimes are listed in the rolls.; Volumes:; 1887 - 1893 (digitized) D1; 1894 - 1903 (digitized) D2; 1904 - 1919 Note: 1913 (missing) (digitized to 1909) D3; 1920 - 1931 D4; Collectors Rolls (Tax) (35 volumes) 1881-1931; Collectors rolls provide the following information: name of party assessed, address, tenant or freeholder, date of assessment notice, public or separate school supporter and amount paid.; 35 volumes:; 1881, 1887, 1888, 1891, 1894, 1896, 1898, 1899 (digitized) D7; 1902, 1903, 1906, 1907, 1908 - 1913 (digitized to 1909) D8; 1914 - 1928 D9; 1929, 1930, 1931 D10; Combined Assessment and Collectors Tax Rolls D5, D6; 1932-1936; 1937-1939; 1940-1943; 1944-1947; 1948-1949; Tax Arrears Cash Books, Land Sales Closed to public D 12; Names of property holders who were in arrears with their taxes, amount owed, interest charges, and properties sold.; Volume 1, 1928 to 1937; Volume 2, 1939 to 1945; Volume 3, 1940 to 1962; Volume 4, 1942 to 1947; Volume 5, 1943 to 1966; Volume 6, 1943 to 1975; Volume 7, 1964 to 1966; Tax Sales Record 1941-1942; Tax Sales Certificate Register 1937; Tax Sales Certificate Register 1941; Tax Sales Certificate Register 1941 - 1943; Tax Records 1965; Tax Records 1966

Access Restriction: Please use digitized copies of Assessment & Collector Rolls.; The Tax Arrears Cash Books, and Land Sales are closed.

Accruals: Further accruals are expected.

Accession No.: 1997-0083

Jeffrey Luggage Ltd. Records

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Date: 1955-2017

Collection/Fonds: Jeffrey Luggage Ltd. fonds

Description Level: Fonds

Physical Description: bound volume, postcard, textual records

Date: 1955-2017

Format: textual records

Collection/Fonds: Jeffrey Luggage Ltd. fonds

Description Level: Fonds

Physical Description: bound volume, postcard, textual records

History / Biography: Lyle Jeffrey (1919-2004) and his wife Florence Brown Jeffrey (1919-2017) met in Ottawa in the mid-1930's. They married after Lyle returned from serving in the Royal Canadian Navy Volunteer Reserve. Their first product, a suitcase called 'Jeff Flite', was manufactured in the basement of their home. Their first manufacturing facility was located on Richmond Road in Ottawa. They moved their business to 3.79 acres of land fronting on McNab Street in 1955 and eventually employed over 20 employees. The Jeffrey's also established a riding camp at Lowney Lake called Frontier Rance in 1958 for children age 7 - 16. It eventually employed over 35 people and had over 100 horses in its 26 year history. Florence Jeffrey was a leader in the Christian Women's Club for many years.

Acquisition Source: Donated by daughter Jill Jeffrey.

Scope and Content: This small fonds contains business records related to the establishment of Jeffrey Luggage Ltd. File also contains a 1967 purchase agreement for Frontier Ranch, post cards and a poster for Frontier Range Children's Camp.

Notes: Information taken from article published in Chronicle-Guide Feb 6 2014 written by Sharon Gray of Island View Retirement Suites of Arnprior and newspaper articles from July 1955.

Accession No.: 2015-0342

McNab/Braeside Township Historical Records

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Date: 1850 - 1978

Collection/Fonds: McNab/Braeside Township Historical Records

Description Level: Fonds

Physical Description: 24.5 m of textual material; 23 maps

Date: 1850 - 1978

Format: textual records

Collection/Fonds: McNab/Braeside Township Historical Records

Description Level: Fonds

Reproduction Location: 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.; McNab Township Minutes; 1850 - 1875 C5.1; McNab Township Minutes; 1876 - 1902 C5.2; McNab Township Minutes; 1902 - 1913 C5.3; McNab Township Minutes: 1914 - 1926 (Oversize Bound Volume) C4.1; McNab Township Minutes; 1927 - 1937 C5.3; McNab Township Minutes; 1937 - 1968 C5.4; McNab Township Minutes; 1968 - 1978 (original hand written) C5.5; McNab Township Minutes; 1968 - 1978 (typed copies) B12.3; McNab Township Bylaws; 1846, 1850 - 1950 C5.6, C5.7, C5.8; *********************************************************************************************************; 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.; Collectors Roll 1851, 1859, 1861, 1862, 1864, 1868, 1872 (digitized) (Box) B5; Collectors Roll 1877 (digitized) B5; Collectors Roll 1886 (digitized) B5; Collectors Roll 1888 (digitized) B5; Collectors Roll 1906 B5; Collectors Roll 1907 B5; Collectors Roll 1911 - 1937 B6; Collectors Roll 1938 - 1950 B7; Collectors Roll 1951 - 1962 B8; Assessment & Collectors Roll 1962/63 B9; Assessment & Collectors Roll 1963/64 B9; Non Resident Collectors Roll 1891 - 1904 (Box) (digitized for viewing) B9; Legislative Assembly Assessment Roll 1944 B7; ************************************************************************************************************; Administrative Files Sub-Series 1.3; 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; Miscellaneous Correspondence. -- 1897-1950 (with gaps); Arnprior and McNab Schools, Taxes, etc. -- 1880-1925; 1947-1964.; Box 2: B12 Collectors Bonds. -- 1868-1933.; Treasurers Bonds. -- 1880-1911.; Engineers Survey Reports, Declarations of Ownership. -- 1844-1900.; Board of Health, McNab, Annual Reports of Medical Officers. --1885-1930.; Declarations of Office and Qualifications for Council Positions. -- 1888-1911.; Fenceviewers Awards. -- 1900-1944.; McNab Township Council Motions. -- 14 January 1907.; Burial Permits and Cemetery Returns. -- 1923; 1925; 1945.; Legal Cases and Judgments, McNab Township and Other Parties. -- 1897-1949 [predominant 1947]; Waba Creek Bridge, Lot 2, Concession 5. -- 1915; 1939.; Expenditures -- 1902.; Miscellaneous Insurance Certificates & Policies 1895 - 1951; Voters’ lists. -- 1942-1945; 1947-1950; 1952-1959; 1963; 1968; 1976; 1978; 1980; 1982. -- 22 volumes.; Box 3 B12.3; Annexation 1955/56; Audit 1965 - 1968; Audit 1969 - 1971; Drainage (Tile Drainage, municipal drains, by-laws) [1950 - 1961]; Administrative (General) [1968-1971] (appointments, Provincial letters); Legislative (Declarations of Office etc.) [1963-1970]; Air Management Branch, Dept. of Energy & Resources Management [1970]; Land Expropriation Board, Nov.26, 1970 (Press Release); Tax Notice 1956 - 1980; Sales Tax, permit & license [1961 - 1980]; Banking (signing officers, trailer by law etc. [1973 - 1981]; Bancroft vs. Twp. (damage to property) [1971 - 1976]; McLaren vs. Twp. (injury claim) [1975 - 1979]; Boundaries, Village of Braeside, Polling Subdivisions, School Sections; (County Minutes June 1921) [1962 - 1965]; Polling Subdivisions etc [1916 - 1980]; Grants and Subsidies, Road Subsidy [1962 - 1979]; Liquid Waste, M. of Environment [1979]; Waste Certificate of Approval [1963 - 1980] also Inst. 51073; Agriculture & Food Notices [1972 - 1973]; A.R.D.A. [1966 - 1970]; Lotteries [1970 - 1983]; Fence Viewers Awards [1966 - 1969]; Public Parks, Ramp, Dam Site [1959 - 1972] also Inst. 61274; White Lake Park [1965 - 1968]; Public Beach, Sandy Hook, [1960 - 1966]; Sand Point Wharf Approach / Jane Street ownership [1958 - 1970]; Municipal Employees Retirement System [1962]; Renfrew Victoria Hospital [1961 - 1980] also motion re A.D.H.S 1962.; Arnprior Hospital [1968 - 1980]; Ottawa River Shore Debris [ 1967]; Historical Plaques [1966]; V.O.N. [1963 - 1980]; Box 4 Box Closed B11.4; Cash Disbursements [1952 ]; Monthly Tax Collections [ 1962 ]; Receipt Book July 1965 - Dec. 1967; Outstanding Accounts, trailer license fees, sale of culverts, calcium etc. [1962- 1969 ]; Tax Arrears [1966 - 1969 ] (Receipts); Tax Arrears starting March 12 1970 to Dec. 31 1971 (Receipts); Record General Income starting Jan. 4 1968 to Dec. 31 1971; 1973 Receipts (tax arrears) 1st. half of book; 1973 General Receipts 2nd. half of book; 1974 - Arrears of Taxes ( Receipts); 1975 General Receipts; 1975 Record of Arrears of Taxes; 1976 Record of Arrears of Taxes, General Receipts, Bank Payments; 1974 Tax Payments (Current taxes); 1975 Tax Payments; 1976 Tax Payments; Tax Arrears 1960 - 1971 (12 books); Box 5 B17.3; Folder #1; Default List 1887, 1903, 1907, 1910.; Occupied return 1907, [1909]; Collector’s Account - Unpaid taxes 1940.; Non - Resident Collector’s Roll 1888, 1889, 1890, 1891; Settlement of account of non - resident lands 1928.; Statements of lands sold or patended by order of Dept.; of Lands, Forests, and Mines 1916, 1920, 1921, 1924.; Folder #2; 1.Notice: re work on a watercourse, lot 5, con.6, 1899; 2.Writ from High Court re Elizabeth Hutson 1907.; 3.Order re Braeside CP station 1920.; 4.Letters, petition re CP station in Sand Point 1921.; 5.Motion allowing rebuilding Dominion Explosives, un-; dated.; 6.Agreement with Province on direct relief, 1932.; 7.Letters, petition re White Lake street lights, 1948.; 8.Fence viewers’ award, lot 24, con3, 1949.; 9.Arbitrator’s award re ss #16, 1951.; Folder #3; Cameron’s Bridge, con 12.; Folder #4; Statements of Account by tax collectors 1882 - 1903.; Folder #5; Schedule of Jurors 1896, 1897, 1907, 1910.; Folder #6; Teacher’s report of school absentees, 1942.; Folder #7; Poll Tax , 1930.; By - law 234.; Correspondence; List of refuse to pay.; Folder #8; Nominations for Council, 1946.; Election results re: House of Industry, 1942.; Folder #10; Assessment appeals, 1902 - 1949.; Folder #11; School levies, 1939. Organization circular.; Grants & levies, 1947, 1948.; Report of school moneys, 1949, 1950.; Folder #12; Bell Canada, Assessment & taxes, 1915, 1931.; Folder #13; McNab township tax rates, 1933 - 1951.; Folder #14; Lands sold for taxes 1886 to 1952, incomplete.; Folder #15; Packet of Bank Receipts.; Folder #16; Twp of McNab, Arnprior Branch, financial position,; 1933.; McNab twp, subsidy application, 1937.; P.A.Higginson & A.A.McLean letters re:assessment of farm property, 1941.; Cty of Renfrew letter to A.A.Murphy, clerk, twp of; McNab, re: land patent of lot W 1/2 11, con 1.; Box 6 B8.3; Township of McNab Zoning Documents:; Zoning By-Law No. 99-18. Apr. 27, 1999 and Consolidated Sept 23 2002; Zoning By-Law, Apr. 1988, Rev. May, 1988; Zoning By-Law, Apr. 1988, Rev.May, 1988,; Aug. 1988, Sep.1988.; Zoning By-Law No. 85-06.; Official Plan for the Township of McNab, 1998.; Road Management Program, Oct.1987.; Official Plan for the Township of McNab, 1986.; Box 7; McNab Financial Statements: 1891 - 1965 with gaps B8.4; Financial Statement Dec.31,1891 (printed).; Abstract of Financial Statement Dec.31, 1897; (5 copies); Financial Statement Dec. 31, 1903 (handwritten); Financial Statement Dec. 31, 1904 (printed); Financial Statement“ “ Dec. 31, 1905 (handwritten); Financial Statement Dec. 31, 1906; Financial Statement (printed); Financial Statement Dec. 31, 1911; Financial Statement Dec. 31, 1912 (3 copies); Financial Statement Dec. 31, 1913; Financial Statement Dec. 31, 1914; Financial Statement Financial Statement Nov. 15, 1948 (2 copies); Financial Statement Nov. 15, 1949; Financial Statement Oct. 31, 1953 (2 copies); Financial Statement Oct. 31, 1954; Financial Statement Financial Reports 1965,1984,1986,1987, 1997; Record of Conveyances (1 vol.) 1946 - 1962 B17.3; Cash and account ledger 1898 - 1908 B10; Road accounts book 1900 - 1902 B10; ********************************************************************************************************************; Miscellaneous Files Sub-Series 1.4; Horton - McNab Telephone Association Account Book 1909-1 B11; Horton - McNab Telephone Association Account Book 1914-1933; Horton - McNab Telephone Association Account Book 1918-1928; Horton - McNab Telephone Association Minute Book 1914-1927; Horton - McNab Telephone Association Minute Book 1967-1976; McNab Township School No. 4 Expenditures 1896-1927; McNab Township School No. 4 Expenditures 1928-1964; Minutes of School Section #4 1912-1948; Birth, Marriage and Death Register 1896-1901 (Open); Birth, Marriage and Death Register 1901-1907 (Open); McNab Population Census, 1963 to 1964 (1 volume). B6.4; Also one page: Ontario Hydro Colony - Stewartville, 1963, lists names, occupations,ages.; Also 2 pages: Canadian Civil Defense College,; 1964, lists names, occupations, birth dates.; McNab Population Census, 1965 to 1966 (1 volume). B6.4; 1961 gas line map B9; McNab School Census Books: B16.4; Census of children between ages of 8 & 14,; 1909 (?), 1910, 1913, 1915, 1916, 1917, 1918, 1919, 1920, 1921, 1922.; Census of children between ages of 4 & 18,; 1923, 1924, 1925, 1926, 1927, 1928, 1929, 1930,; 1931, 1933, 1934, 1935, 1936, 1937, 1938, 1939,; 1940, 1941, 1942, 1943, 1944 (2), 1945, 1946,; 1947, 1948, 1949.; Maps Map Cabinet #1 Drawer 19; Blueprints: Map Cabinet #1, Drawer 18; 1) Contained in one folder; Concrete culvert Lot 4, Con. 9 & 10; Concrete culvert Lot 10, Con. 9 & 10; Concrete culvert Lot 22, Con. 8 & 9; 2) Stewartville Bridge Madawaska River 1910; 3) Contained in one folder; Dochart Creek Bridge 1909; 5 detailed drawings; 4) Cameron Bridge Lot 13, Con. 12, 1939; 5) Dochart Creek Bridge, 1942; Lot 14, between Con. 11 & 12 - 2 drawings; 6) McGregor Bridge 1941; Lot 26, Con. 9, - 2 drawings; 7) Map showing proposed route of 33,000 volt transmission line of; M. J. O’Brien Ltd.; 8)Map showing proposed C. N. spur line to Arnprior Airport,; Twp. McNab, 1941; ***********************************************************************************************************; Braeside Village Series 2; The Village of Braeside records are listed according to the box contents received in 1999. They will later be listed according to four sub-series:; 1. Council Bylaws and Minutes; 2. Assessment and Collection Rolls; 3. Administrative Files; 4. Miscellaneous Records; B8.3; Township of McNab; Financial Reports 1984,1986,1987; Zoning By-Law No. 99-18. Apr. 27, 1999.; Aug. 1988, Sep.1988.; B13.1 - B13.2; Braeside Collector’s Rolls; Volume:; 1922; 1924; 1928; 1936, 1937; 1938; 1940; 1942, 1943, 1944; 1945; 1949, 1950, 1951, 1952, 1953, 1954, 1955; B14.1 - B14.2; Braeside Assessment Rolls; 1922, 1923; 1926, 1927; 1929; 1930, 1931; 1932; 1933, 1934; 1935, 1936; Braeside Assessment Rolls (cont’d); 1937, 1938, 1939, 1940, 1941, 1942, 1943; 1944, 1945, 1946; 1947, 1948, 1949; 1950, 1951, 1952, 1953, 1954; 1955 - 1960; B15.1; Braeside Combined Assessment and Collector’s Rolls; 1964 (for tax year 1965); 1965 (for 1966); 1966 (for 1967); 1967 (for 1968); 1968 (for 1969); 1969 (for 1970); 1981, 1982 & 1983; 1985 (Tax Bills); 1986; 1987; 1988; 1989; 1990; B15.3; Abstract of Financial Statement Dec.31, 1897(5 copies); Financial Statement Dec. 31, 1904 (printed); Financial Statement Dec. 31, 1905 (handwritten); Financial Statement Dec. 31, 1906 (handwritten); Financial Statement Dec. 31, 1906 (printed); Financial Statement Dec. 31, 1911 (printed); Financial Statement Dec. 31, 1912 (printed),3 Copies; Financial Statement Dec. 31, 1913 (printed); Financial Statement Dec. 31, 1914 (printed); Financial Statement Nov. 15, 1948 (2 copies); Financial Statement Nov. 15, 1949; Financial Statement Oct. 31, 1954 (2 copies); Plan of Stewartville Development, 1945; Braeside - misc. letters & tax arrear lists 1970-1975; Braeside - taxes, sec. 496, 1983; Braeside - tax arrears, 1982; Folder #5; Braeside - tax arrears, 1983; Folder #6; Braeside - tax arrears, 1984; Folder #7; Braeside - tax arrears, 1985; Folder #8; Braeside - tax arrears, 1986; Folder #9; Braeside - tax arrears, 1987; Folder #10; Braeside - tax arrears, 1988; Folder #11; Braeside - tax arrears register (unbound), 1959 -1967; Braeside - tax arrears register (unbound), 1982; Braeside - tax arrears register (unbound), 1985; B15.3 (cont’d); Braeside - tax certificates, 1986; Braeside - tax sales, misc. info.; McNab Twp.,misc.insurance certificates & policies; 1895 - 1951; B15.4; Braeside Population Census, 1953 to 1964 with gaps.; (volume); McNab Population Census, 1963 to 1964 (volume).; Also one page: Ontario Hydro Colony - Stewartville, 1963, lists names, occupations, ages. Restricted - Do Not Open; Also 2 pages: Canadian Civil Defense College, 1964, lists names, occupations, birth dates. Restricted - Do Not Open.; McNab Population Census, 1965 to 1966 (volume).; B16.1; Braeside, General Cash Book, 1967 to 1982 (volume).; B16.2; Braeside Recreation Association Record Book: Jan. 12, 1954 to Dec. 9, 1963.; Sales in the Township of McNab (land), 1930-1931; List of persons entitled to direct school taxes; 1980, 1982, 1986.; Braeside Election papers 1982, 1988; Braeside Recreation Commission minute book 1954 - 1963; Braeside Recreation Commission, 1937 - 1946 (approx.):; bills, statements, misc. reports.; B16.3; Braeside Payroll Records 1970 - 1974 (5 volumes). Restricted- Do Not Open; Braeside Hydro Electric Commission/Utility:; Financial statements, 1982, 1984.; Ontario Hydro agreement, dissolution letter,; management bylaw, disbursements 1945 - 1982.; Braeside Hydro Electric Commission minute book, 1959 to 1966.; Braeside Hydro Electric Utility minute book, 1953 to 1984.; B16.4 (temporary non-archival box); McNab School Census Books:; [1909], 1910, 1913, 1915, 1916, 1917, 1918, 1919, 1920, 1921, 1922.; 1940, 1941, 1942, 1943, 1944 (2), 1945, 1946, 1947, 1948, 1949.; B16.5; Birth, Marriage, & Death Index 1949 to 1957. (Sealed) Restricted - Do Not Open; B17.1; General Ledger (2 Volumes), 1945 to 1954 (approx.),; 1944 to 1965 (approx.); Village of Braeside, Financial Statement 1987, 1997; Payroll Register, 1961, 1962, 1963, and Recapitulation; of Assessment Roll 1962.; B17.2 (temporary box); Miscellaneous Tax Documents; Unbound Volume: Arrears of Taxes 1954 - 1967; (approx.), 1980 (loose pages), 1985 (loose pages); Unbound Cheque Register: 1965, 1966.; Vendors License Book (taxi licenses) 1956 to 1960.; B17.3 (wrapped); 1944 Legislative Franchise Assessment Roll for; Burnstown, Glasgow, White Lake, Renfrew RR1, and; Mansfield.; Township of McNab Record of Conveyance (land) 1946 to; 1970.; B17.3 (Large box, temporary); Occupied return 1907, 1909 ?; Statements of lands sold or patended by order of Dept. of Lands, Forests, and Mines 1916, 1920, 1921, 1924.; 8.Fence viewers’ award, lot 24, con 3, 1949.; 9.Arbitrator’s award re: S.S. #16, 1951.; Cameron’s Bridge, Concession 12.; By - laws 517 & 901.; Twp of McNab, municipal council meeting, resolutions,; 1905.; Braeside assessment motion, 1914.; P.A.Higginson & A.A.McLean letters re:assessment of farm property, 1941.; McNab,re: land patent of lot W 1/2 11, Con 1.; B18.1; Minute Books: Village of Braeside Council Meetings; Volume: Jan.1983 to Jun.13,1984; July 3,1984 to Dec.1985; Jan.1986 to Dec.1986; Jan.1987 to Dec.1987; Jan.1988 to Dec.1988; Jan.1989 to Dec.1989; Jan.1990 to Dec.1990; B18.2; Volume: Jan.9,1922 to Dec.15,1936; Jan.1937 to Mar.1959; May 1959 to Dec.1962; Jan.1963 to Dec.15,1966; Jan.1967 to Mar.1973; Apr. 1973 to Jun.1979; July 1979 to Dec.1982; *****************************************************************************************************************; Township of McNab/Braeside Series 3; 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; See also Mary Campbell fonds for the 1870 Township of McNab Assessment Roll. 2019-0395

Accession No.: 1993-0004; 1993-0014; 2008-0234

Goshen Women’s Institute Records

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Date: 1914 - 1994

Collection/Fonds: Goshen Women’s Institute fonds

Description Level: Fonds

Physical Description: 2 boxes of textual and photographic records; 65 cm

Date: 1914 - 1994

Format: photographic; textual records

Collection/Fonds: Goshen Women’s Institute fonds

Description Level: Fonds

Physical Description: 2 boxes of textual and photographic records; 65 cm

Conservation: adhesive photo albums

History / Biography: Goshen Women’s Institute, a branch in Renfrew South District, was organized on September 17, 1914 by Mrs. Stringer of Burnstown, and Miss McLachlin of White Lake. Meetings took place in members homes until the branch purchased a small log building from the Sons of Temperance to use as their meeting hall in 1925. Goshen W.I. supported the community through its volunteer work and donations to local clubs and organizations including the Renfrew Victoria Hospital. The branch disbanded April 25 1994 following a motion at the Annual Meeting of the Branch April 5 1994.

Acquisition Source: In May 1999, Betty Comba, President of Renfrew South District W.I.at the time, donated financial documents (1989-1994) and the Provincial Handbook of Rules and Regulations.; In the fall of 2010, Gloria Hamilton, Tweedsmuir Co-ordinator of the District, brought in the last two minute books and two Tweedsmuir History binders. They were at the home of Sally Cook of Goshen, the last president of the branch.; In September 2010, Eva Yantha, the last secretary of Goshen W.I., donated 13 minute books dating from 1914, two Tweedsmuir History binders with some miscellaneous items, 3 items appreciating Amelia Yantha (life membership, acknowledgement, and plaque), District Golden Jubilee book, a few "Federated News" and "Home & Country" magazines, and miscellaneous information.

Scope and Content: The collection consists of four series; Minute Books, Tweedsmuir Histories, Financial Records and Miscellaneous Material.; Series 1) Minute Books: Box I 10.1; This Series contains a complete set of 14 bound minute books from November 11, 1914 to April 25, 1994. It also includes the roll of members. The last meeting of the Goshen W.I. took place at the home of Glennis Hartwick. It was decided that remaining funds of the Institute be given to Delmer McCallum for the Goshen Cemetery which the W.I. had supported throughout the years.; Series 2) Tweedsmuir History Books: Box I 10.2; This Series contains four books covering activities and community history from 1914 to 1994; Volumes 1 & 2 were compiled by Sally Cook, with pictures and information obtained from Goshen W.I. members. Volumes 3 & 4 were compiled by Eva Yantha.; Tweedmuir History Volume No. 1:; - organization of Goshen W.I. in 1914; - early history of "Goshen Corners" written in 1959 by Minnie Carswell Peever; - photo of Goshen Hall, 1929; - photo of Goshen Cemetery; - photo of Goshen General Store (looks to be remains after a fire); - 1896 newspaper article on death of 26 year old Miss Ellen Millar; - short old newspaper article on pickets at Goshen Cemetery; - history of Goshen School; - photos of early 1900s Goshen Sewing Club and picnic gathering; - 1917 Goshen Basketball Team (no picture any longer) - names: Elsie McGregor, Jean Stewart, Edna McLaren, Irene McGregor, Mary Alice Miller, Annie McGregor, Beatrice Burton, Lily McMillan; - early 1900 photo of Goshen WI members at home of Wm. Durbrows (present home of Mary McNee), with members named - McGregor, Chown, Durbrow, Miller, Lindsay, McIntosh, McNulty, Scott, Simpson, Harding, Stewart, McArthur, McLaren, Carswell; - 1916 photo of Goshen WI members, with members named - similar names as above with the addition of Simpson, and Peever.; - 1921 Lawn Social at Goshen - newspaper clipping, including photo, with some members named, including Kerr, McGregor, Miller, McMillan, Durbrown, McNab, McNulty, Harding, Stewart, Dickson, McLaren, Burwell, Peever.; - newspaper clipping of photo of Mrs. J.T. Miller, District Secretary; - poem in memory of Mrs. David Carswell, Sr., dated 1899 from Manitou; - list of Goshen WI Presidents and Secretary-Treasurers from 1914-1970. - McLaren, Miller, Lindsay, Peever, McGregor, Jamieson, Barr, McLaren, Seely, Hanneman, McCallum, Roffey, Airth, Copola, Simpson, Harding, McDermid, and Burton; - Mrs. John E. Miller, first from Renfrew South District to be elected to FWIO Provincial Board (1932-1934); - List of Chartered Members (copy of original list on subsequent page) - McLaren, Scharfe, Harding, Miller, Carswell, McGregor, Kerr, Simpson, Harding, Stewart, Durbrow.; - newspaper clipping - WI making improvements to Goshen Cemetery; - short explanation on early settlement and how Goshen gots its name - Families mentioned are Campbell, McDermid, McMullen, Miller, Airth, McInnes.; - short explanation of CNR Railroad. Names mentioned are Booth, Carswell, Miller, Wright; - minutes of first meeting in 1914; - Edna Dewar honoured by friends of Institutes; - 1957 - Renfrew Fair display; - photo of ladies at Garden Picnic at Mrs J.E. Miller's home in Goshen; - newspaper clipping and photo of Goshen members for 50 years - Della Barr, Mrs. J.E. Miller, Mrs. Harvey Jamieson, Mrs. Ellen Phillips, Mrs W.T. Roffie, Mrs. Wesley Miller; - photo of Goshen W.I. Band, members named - Mrs. John E. Miller, Mrs. Lizzie Miller, Mrs. Mary Seely, Mrs. Stewart McLaren.(note: this was a well-known band that attended many events); - newspaper clipping and photo of early 1900 Renfrew Achievement Day for 4-H homemaking clubs - more than 150 girls; - 1940 photos - old time costumes at WI meeting; - 1942 photo of District Annual at Combermere; - 1934 photo of Speaker's Meeting - about 25 ladies; - 1948 and 1949 newspaper clippings of Goshen WI meetings; - 3 b&W photos of groups of ladies: one says 1939 meeting at Mrs. John McCallums; - 1944 and 1950 photos of Renfrew Fair displays; - photos of cairn to commemmorate Canaan Church; - newspaper clipping of plaque in Stewartville in memory of first McNab Hall; - newspaper photo of Dr. Charlotte Whitton and Mrs. Arnold Cardiff.; - 4 mini b&w photos in 1914 and 1915 of Homestead of Mr. & Mrs. Malcolm McLaren - also a photo of girl, Margaret Robertson-Powell - info presented by daughter, Edna Dewar.; - newspaper photo of Mrs Crawford Dewar; - 1924 photo of local Goshen girls who entered nursing - Betty Cook Tschanen, Orphia Robertson Stewart, Isabel Laventure Alreins, Jean Laventure Coppola, Norma Jameison.; - 1919 photo of farming - discing with horses; - 1919 photo of haying - horse drawn wagon and man pitching on hay; - newspaper clipping of Goshen WI 40th anniversary - photo of District and Branch exec.; - newspaper clipping of Goshen WI 50th anniversary - photo of cutting cake with names and description of event; - newspaper clipping of Goshen WI 60th anniversary; - 2 newspaper photos of Goshen WI Band - 1957 and 1974 - starrted in 1957 - members are named; - short history of Horton Township and schools SS#2 and SS#5; - b&w photo of school, with students named - Laventure, McLaren, Scharff, Carswell, Mayhew, Nesbitt, McGregor, Kerr, Miller; - obituary and photo of Mrs. Mary Mabel McArthur, (nee Miller); - obituary of Mrs. Ester Martha Cook (nee Wieland), and a clipping of a meeting held at her home.; - photos and newspaper clippings of the 100th birthday of Andrew Cook in 1980. Photo with Frank Russett and Paul Yakabuski; - obituary of Andrew Cook; - History of Cook Homestead, including 1980 photo and early photos (house, pigs, old log stable and work horses).; - Goshen Flea Market - with coloured photo; - photo of Jim Simpson; - History of McCallum farm; photo of D.J. McCallum; - obituaries and photo of Lila Mae McCallum (nee Hunt) and John James McCallum; - newspaper photo of 50th anniversary of Mr. & Mrs. J. E. Miller; - photo and clipping of Mrs. J. E. Miller; - Goshen WI 55th Anniversary Tea - 1969 - photo with names; - 4 coloured photos of Goshen WI celebration of FWIO 75th anniversary - named - Young, McDermid, Burton, Yantha, McArthur, Jamieson, McCallum, Cook, McNee, Dewar, Poirier; - 2 coloured photos - one with Mrs. Howina Roffey celebrating 95th birthday; - 1980 - newspaper photo of display of wool at Combermere.; - photos of South Renfrew WI Tea at Burnstown; - 90th birthday celebration and obituary of Martha Jamieson (nee Phillips); - home, life, and obituary of Mary McNee, with some photos; - 50th anniversary of Mr. & Mrs. Ernest Burton (nee Laventure) - with coloured photo; - coloured photos, including 3 life members, Mrs. Barr, Mrs. Jamieson, Mrs. Burton.; - 1982-1983 WI Programs; - obituary of J. Eric Campbell and 1982 photo of his farm; - deceased members - some photos, and obituary of Hughena Roffey (nee Bromley); - 1983-1984 WI Programs; - 1983 - WI Tea at Burnstown honouring Mrs. Vera Bedore, an Area President, photo of past presidents and secretaries of district; - obituary of Elizabeth Miller (nee Harding); - article on Renfrew South District and the 1983 Tea at Burnstown; - 3 photos of 1983 Goshen WI meeting - named - Seely, Burton, Cook, Purdie, Coppela, Dewar, Yantha, McCallum, Wallace, Young, Smith; - 1984 list of Goshen Executive; - 1985 Curator's report; - 2 photos of Una McCallum receiving life membership; - 3 photos of 1984 Goshen WI members, presenting Joyce Brydges with farewell gift as she moved to Toronto - names - Brydges, Yantha, Coppola, McCannum, Cook, Burton, Dewar, Purdie; - 2 photos of Edna Dewar presenting life memberships to Amelia Yantha and Una McCallum; - newspaper clipping of life and death of Ruby Miller (nee Pottinger); - photo of unidentified baby wearing christening gown mentioned in the letter below; - Letter about life of Ruby (Pottinger) Miller and the Pottinger family, and the use of the christening robe for so many christenings. The following 5 photocopies might be items referenced in letter; - photocopy of photo of Ruby (Pottinger) Miller and grandkids written by family member Eileen.; -photocopy of 1912 Inspection Card for Immigration Officer for R. Pottinger at Port of Quebec; -photocopy of Ruby Pottinger's baptism; -photocopy of photo in London - perhaps Ruby Pottinger; -photocopy of 1926 first 'conference" with Mercury Correspondents - with Ruby Miller's signature.; -folder of loose items found in Volume 1:; 1. Envelope with 1985 Assessment Notice for Goshen WI property (Horton Conc 4 Lot 1); 2. 1981 bill of sale of Goshen Hall (log building only) for $1000 to Willis Berndt from Goshen W.I.; 3. Photo of Amelia Yantha, May 1986, receiving a certificate of appreciation and certificate; 4. Postcard of Adelaide Hunter Hoodless Homestead; 5. Letter re: 1985 donation to Cairn with Ladies Auxiliary of Ontario Association of Fire Chiefs on front of card; 6. Letter from Lieutenant-Governor's Office describing Pauline McGibbon's background; Tweedmuir History Volume No. 2:; - life membership pin of Mrs. Martha Jamieson, donated by Shirley Shaw.; - 1914 photo of founding members of Goshen WI.; - newspaper article on Goshen railway station; - newspaper photo of 1964 Goshen WI's Ruby Miller's 50th anniversay tea, with names; - newspaper photo of Goshen country store and post office; - newspaper photo of Goshen WI orchestra; - 1985-1986 list of executives; - 1985 - 70th anniversary - erection of Cairn at Goshen, photo of ladies, - Cook, Purdie, Capolla, Burton, Dewar, Brydges, McCallum, Yantha, Seely; many other photos; - coloured photo of Ruby Miller, Martha Jamieson, and Della Barr (sister to Martha) at Martha's 90th birthday.; - 1986 curator's report, including noting death of Jennie Purdie on Oct. 4, 1986.; - 1986 executive and activities, noting death of Glenn Burton; - History of Seeley farm and the Seeley family - including photos of family through years and log house and barn; - presentation of plaque by Mary Seeley to Amelia Yantha for her many years of service to Goshen W.I. in 1988; - 5 photos of May meeting - names - Dewar, Carmicheal, McCallum, Cook, Jamieson, Burton, Coppola; - obituary and tribute to Jennie Bremner Purdie (nee Martin), with photos; - 1986 Renfrew Fair display; - 1987 executive and activities; - 2 photos of WI Christmas Dinner meeting with names; - 3 photos of WI meeting with identification; - obituary and 80th photo J.G. (Jean) Laventure Coppola; - old newspaper clipping of 'News of Goshen'; - Life membership card of Mrs. Harvey Jamieson (Martha); - 1938-1939 Goshen WI program book; - 1967 meeting clipping; - 1988 curator's report; - 1988 executive and activities, noting death of Effie Robertson; - List of new members in 1988 - Eva Yantha, Shirley Kluke, Dorothy Schultz, Mary Hass, Glenda Hartwick, and Charlotte Pharand.; - 2 photos of Amelia Yantha honoured for many years as Secretary - names Yantha, Dewar, Shaw, McCallum, Hartwick; - photo of Easter Bonnett meeting - names - Pharand, Seely , Yantha, Kluke, McCallum, Shaw, Cook; - photo of Goshen attendees at 1988 Area Rally in Kemptville - names - Cook, Dewar, Hass, Yantha, Shaw; - 1988 Fair Display - names - Shaw, Yantha, Cook; - 1989 Tweedsmuir Report, noting death of Lulu McDermid, Amelia and Paul Yantha's 75th anniversary.; - 1989 Renfrew Fair Display; - catering to Eddy Roffey's Auction sale.; - obituary of Miss Theresa McLaren; - thank you letter from Renfrew Hospital for $1,000 donation plus newspaper clipping with photo; - Horton Twp agreeing to cut grass around Cairn; - newspaper clipping with photo of Kathleen Burton; - newspaper clipping with photo of Stewart Robertson starting new milk distributing business; - 1990 list of activities and executive, including death of Shirley Shaw, James Robertson, and Jessie Fraser (Miller), and removal of CNR Railroad; - tribute and photo of Shirley Shaw; - appreciation and photos of McCallum family (John and Delmer) delivering mail for R.R.# 1 Renfrew.; - newspaper clipping of WI meeting held at Hartwick, originally the John Campbell farm; - meeting photos - names - McGregor, Campbell, Schultz, Yantha, Cook, Hass, McCallum, Dewar; - WI supporting McNab Twp emergency planning; - Profiles of 2 new members in 1990, Gwen McCallum and Betty Miller; - clippings of WI meetings; - Renfrew Fair display; - 1990 letter requesting land owners to provide info for Tweedsmuir books; - 1991 list of activites and executive, including death of Christina Cardiff; - short story on trip to District Annual in Combermere and ladies getting sick on back of bus.; - Edna Dewar honoured for 50 years in WI; - 1991 fair display - best display - names Gwen McCallum and Eve Yantha; - meeting reports; - obituary of Chrisena Cardiff; - 2 photos of meetings - names - Yantha, Seely, McCallum, Yantha, Miller, Cook, Pharand; - photo of bake sale - names - Schultz, Cook, Yantha, Miller; - petition for more policing on our highways - due to number of tragic accidents; - thank you letter from 4-H club for displaying Tweedsmuir books; - 1991 District Annual program and Goshen WI programs for year.; - 1992 list of activities and executive, including death of Kathleen Burton, new member Brenda Code, and Trans-Canada Pipelines installing lines.; - details of February meeting at home of Betty Miller; - newspaper photo from 1930 showing John McCallum showing team of horses to wife, Lyla; - photos and info Trans-Canada Pipeline in Goshen; - photo and obituary of Kathleen Burton; - photo of Jean McGregor for 80th birthday; - photos of preparing Renfrew Fair display; - obituary of Clara Gillan; - 1946 life membership of Mrs. Harvey Jamieson; - article on Goshen settlement, with photo of Goshen Station being mored to Morris Miller's farm; - 1964 photo of Goshen WI members - named - McArthur, Rogers (Area Pres), McNee, Roffey, Miller, McCallum, Young (Area Sec-Treas), Seeley, Phillips, Best, Yantha, Dewar, Barr, and McDermid; - Christmas supper in 1992 - names - Dewar, Seely, Miller, McCallum, Yantha, Hartwick, Yantha; - 1993 executive and activities - including new member Betty Mosseau.; - 1993 Area Convention program - at Renfrew; - photo of 1993 Renfrew Fair Display; - photos at meetings - named; - 1994 list of officers; - letter announcing intention of branch to disband.; - Institute Prayer; - newspaper article on Goshen WI disbanding, including the cairn and ladies at last meeting - names - Hass, Yantha, Schultz, Seeley, Hartwick, Miller, Yantha, Mousseau, Cook; - newspaper photos of damaged barns from strong winds; - invitation of Goshen Millenieum Garden Plant Day - May 22, 2000; - information on plaque for Goshen cairn; - 1958-1959 South Renfrew District Program book of Programmes; - 1947 Home & Country Newspaper (50 yr anniv); - photos of Renfrew Fair displays; - Tweedsmuir History Report 1990; - pocket of a variety of newspaper clippings,photos, and miscellaneous items including obituaries of Una McCallum and Jennie Purdie; Tweedmuir History Volume 3: Cover has WI pin attached; - program for July 27 1985 unveiling of Cairn erected in Goshen by Goshen W.I.; - B&W and colour photographs of Goshen WI members, VIP's and guests at unveiling ceremony; - undated clipping regarding 70 year history of Goshen WI with copy of photo of original members (see volume 1); - Renfrew Advance newspaper clipping dated July 8 1970 with accompanying photo of 50 year Goshen WI members celebrating this milestone.; - Renfrew Advance newspaper clipping dated Aug 27 1964 marking Goshen WI 50th anniversary; - 50th Anniversary Tea members and photograph; - copy of photograph of Goshen WI orchestra; - colour photo of stone house; - Fall 1957 article about Goshen WI orchestra; - 55th Anniversary Tea newspaper clipping held August 1969; - copies of Gates of Goshen Cemetery which were donated by Goshen W.I and hall purchased in 1925; - undated clipping of shower held for Amelia Yantha and Susan Little; - clippings of 75th anniversary celebrations for the branch from 1972; - article by Wanda Blimkie about Goshen's railway station; - Renfrew Mercury article about 55th Anniversary tea held in August1969; - clippings showing general store in Goshen and Goshen WI orchestra; - clipping and photo about 60th anniversary of Goshen WI featuring Miss Mary McNee; - clipping and photo about Appreciation Tea for past Presidents and Secretaries held July 27 1983 and hosted by Edna Dewar; - clipping from March 5 1989 on occassion of $1000.00 donation to Renfrew Victoria Hospital.; Tweedmuir History Volume 4:; - program for July 27 1985 unveiling of Cairn and plaque erected in Goshen by Goshen W.I.; - clippings from Renfrew Mercury covering unveiling of Cairn; - Goshen Station Serves Many - article about 70 year history of Goshen WI with photo of orchestra and general store (also appears in Volume 3); - article by Wanda Blimkie about Goshen's railway station (also appears in Volume 3); - various colour photographs of cairn and plaque unveiling ceremony; - "The Story of Goshen Plaque Unveiling" - transcribed audio recording of speeches made by VIP's and Goshen WI members at event.; - 50th Anniversary Tea members and photograph (also appears in Volume 3); - colour photographs of Amelia Yantha and Una McCallum becoming WI Life Members 1984 (also covered in Volume 1); Stored with Tweedsmuir Histories is a wooden plaque dedicated to Amelia Yantha to honour her 25 years as secretary-treasurer of Goshen W.I.; Series 3) Financial documents (1989-1994) Box I10.1; - Treasurer's Book: ledger containing Financial Statements, Receipts and Disbursements 1990-1994; - Notebook containing: Duties of Treasurer, correspondence and financial records 1984-1991 with gaps; - Notebook containing: Cash Receipts and Expenditures 1986-1990; Series 4): Miscellaneous Material Box I10.1; 1. File of Amelia Yantha's notes on the organization of the Renfrew Fair Tea hosted by Renfrew South District (1977-1991); her reports on District Annuals, Area Conventions, and other events in the 1980s and 1990s; and other material including her 1984 Life Membership Certificate and; 1991 FWIO membership card.; 2. File of Amelia Yantha's correspondence and notes for Cairn and Historical Plaque project 1985.; 3. File containing Eastern Ontario Area Convention Reports 1982-1983, 1983-1984, 1986-1987; 4. File containing Federated Women's Institute of Ontario Handbook 1983, Federated Women's Institute of Ontario Handbook 1990, Federated Women's Institutes of Canada "For Home and Country" Information Packet containing Creed, Prayer, History etc. belonging to Amelia Yantha, Home and Country Winter 1972 (contains report for Renfrew Women's Institutes), Home and Country Summer 1972 (contains photo of Miss Susan Little, Renfrew Country Home Economist with leaders at a Leader's Training School).; 5. File containing Miscellaneous Administrative Records

Notes: All 4 volumes of the Tweedsmuir Histories were digitized in 2018 and are available on the FWIO Virtual Archive.

Access Restriction: Tweedsmuir Books - please use digitized versions rather than originals. Searchable online through the FWIO Virtual Archives

Accruals: None expected

Related Material: See also: Golden Jubilee, A History of Renfrew South Women’s Institute, 1913-1963 in Reading Room.

Accession No.: 1999-0120

Arnprior Women’s Institute Records

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Date: 1932 - 2002

Collection/Fonds: Arnprior Women’s Institute fonds

Description Level: Fonds

Physical Description: 60 cm textual records and photographs; coin collection; signs

Date: 1932 - 2002

Format: textual records; photographic

Collection/Fonds: Arnprior Women’s Institute fonds

Description Level: Fonds

Reproduction Location: Digitized Tweedsmuir books in Common Folder

Physical Description: 60 cm textual records and photographs; coin collection; signs

History / Biography: The Arnprior Women’s Institute is a branch within Renfrew South District. Their first meeting was in the Council Chambers on January 8, 1932; 12 members were present and paid a fee of 25 cents. Over the years Arnprior Women's Institute has supported such causes as St. John Ambulance, Canadian National Institute for the Blind, Victorian Order of Nurses, Arnprior Fair, Arnprior and District Memorial Hospital, Arnprior’s Grove, refugees, and donations to fire victims. The branch amalgamated in April 2002 with Stewartville to become the Arnprior-Stewartville Branch. That branch then disbanded in 2008, with remaining members joining the White Lake Branch.

Language: English

Acquisition Source: The majority of the items were donated by the Arnprior Women’s Institute Secretary, Mrs. Jean Sadler, in 1994. In June 2004, past president Aleta Greene donated a compilation of member histories which was done in 2000. In February 2011 Amy Neill (Renfrew South District WI Tweedsmuir Co-ordinator) donated two items concerning quilting at the Russell St. Apartments. These last two items were from Rhona Neumann.

Scope and Content: The fonds consists of three Series: Minutes & Financial Records, Tweedsmuir Histories and Miscellaneous Material:; Series 1: Minutes & Financial Statements H9.1; This Series contains 13 bound volumes of Minutes & Financial Records dating from 1932-2002; 1. 1932-1937; 2. 1937-1939; 3. 1940-1943; 4. 1944-1949; 5. 1949-1953; 6. 1953-1958; 7. 1958-1962; 8. 1962-1967; 9. 1967-1971; 10. 1971-1977; 11. 1977-1981; 12. 1981-1989; 13. 1989-2002; 14. Account book (1934-1938); Series 2: Tweedsmuir Collection Top of Range H; This Series contains 7 volumes documenting the area circa 1915 - 2000. Most volumes contain information concerning the history and activities of the Arnprior Branch as well as the following:; Tweedsmuir History Volume 1; - Some families mentioned are Bell. Buchanon, Campbell, Craig, Cranston, Harrington, Havey, McGonigal, and Murphy; - Lists of members & deceased members up to 1965; - Lady Tweedsmuir visits Arnprior WI – full meeting described, including debate whether men should be taught domestic affairs (p.9); - 1947 FWIO 50th anniv, with 12,000 members, with photos of attendees taking train (p.17); - Letter from Harlton WI, England (exchange letters) (p.21); - Photos of Mrs. S.G. Wilson & Mrs. A Bennett (p.26); - Arnprior’s name and early history, including pioneer title deeds (p.30); - Denis Macnamara day book (1874-1876) of his general store – provides list of names (p.32); - Reminiscences of early days by W.J.Styles, former editor of Chronicle (p.35); - 1949 Chronicle ‘Our Town’ describing early Arnprior and naming a number of people (p.41); - 1950 ‘Ottawa Journal’ article talking about June 1869 ‘Neilson’s Weekly’ (p.45); - Early Arnprior history from papers of Charles Macnamara, including McLachlin paying off Mrs. Arch. McNab, plus 1848 McLachlin and Vancourtland owing money in Bytown (p.47); - Pioneer tour of Ottawa steamers and stages (p.49); - 1909 Old Home Week description, including photos of attendees, banner (p.51); - Old town hall – 3 stories (p.54); - Extensive centennial activities in 1962, including wedding on a ferris wheel (p.55); - c.1905 Loyal Orange Lodge (p.67); - Photo of Frank Boese; - “MacLachlin Era”1967 Arnprior Guide article (p.71); - Early Arnprior & McNab (p.74); - 1889 County Council with R.G. Moles as warden from Arnprior (p.76); - 1957 introduction of water meters (p.78); - “Old Tank Hill” – where water tank was in 1901 (p.79); - Unique housing project – 1968 (p.80); - Visit Arnprior Scotland in Aug. 1967 (p.81); - Details of Frances Murphy – life & death (p.83); Tweedsmuir History Volume 2; - List of names on honour roll of wars (p.2); - 1915 newspaper photo of 130th Battalion of Lanark & Renfrew Regiment with some names (p.4); - 1958 & 1968 Chronicle reports on tribute paid to those died in 3 wars (p.5); - 1969 article on opening of new library and museum with photos (p.9); - Arnprior & District memorial Hospital history and number of newspaper photos (p.17); - Victorian Order of nurses (p.31); - Brothers William & Edward Beattie reminiscing – reunited after 50 years – some about significant fires as Bill Beattie was fire chief for many years – also includes his obituary (p.34); - Retirement of Archie Bennett as mail carrier after 30 years (p.36); - Retirement of Thomas James Cannon and his horse as mail carrier (p.38); - W.J. Cardiff presented with 50 year pin from masons (p.39); - John Findley and Dr. John S Findlay – short background and photo of each (p.40); - Charles Gilmour history and photo (p.41); - History of Mr. & Mrs. Stephen May, with photo (p.43); - Honouring Mr. & Mrs. Alex Staye (p.44); - Guide Joan McKay receives gold cord (p.45); - Bill Murray invested as Queen’s scout (p.46); - Tony Foulkes of England visiting Arnprior (p.47); Tweedsmuir History Volume 3 (Schools); - History of Arnprior Grammar School & High School. Includes reference to Dugald C. McNab and other principals, names of many early students, including Percival Cooney. There are photos including students, plus wokshop and home ec rooms. (p2); - Walter Zadow Public School, some 1970 photos of students and early photos of students, with names (p.52); - Alexander Reid School (p.63); - Separate Schools (p.68); Tweedsmuir History Volume 4 (Clubs, Societies, Businesses, Sports); - History of Business and Professional Club (p.2); - Chamber of Commerce (p.5); - Curling Club (p.6); - Senior Citizens Club (p.8); - Knights of Columbus (p.12); - Royal Canadian Legion (p.14); - Arnprior Lions Club (p.16); - Lions Boys’ Band (p.18); - Oddfellow Lodge (IOOF) (p.19); - Optimist Club (p.20); - History of Mathewson and Mathewson Furniture (p.21); - Manpower (Unemplyment commission) (p.22); - Carleton Products Consultants Ltd (CPCL) (p.23); - Canadian Public Booth – maker of phone booths, etc (p.25); - Kenwood Mills / Huyck Canada, including World War 2 honour roll (p.27); - Playtex (p.32); - Skyrotors (p.37); - Bank of Nova Scotia, including details of its fire, & Bank of Ottawa (p.40); - Smiths Construction (p.47); - Smith’s Dairy (p.48); - Drugstore – Frank Frederick (p.49); - Walker Stores (p.51); - Dominion Store (p.52); - Times Fibre Plant – Union Carbide (p.53); - Sports, including many early sports and athletes – photo of Alerts Schoolboy team of 1916, first regatta, various photos (p.54); - Picture of wharf (p.65); - Fire Department, including photo of 1923 firemen and named (p.70); Tweedsmuir History Volume 5 (Churches); - Emmanuel Anglican Church (p.2); - Calvary Baptist Church (p.6); - Elgin Street Baptist Church (p.7); - First Baptist Church (p.9); - Congregation of Jehovah’s Witnesses (p.16); - Lutheran Church (p.17); - Wesleyan Methodist Church (p.21); - Glad Tidings Pentecostal Church (p.22); - St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church (p.25); - St. John Chrysostom Roman Catholic church (p.32); - St. Theresa’s Novitiate (Oblate Order) (p.39); - Grace St. Andrew’s United Church (p.40); - Article on the Salvation Army in Arnprior and the timber ear – by Charlotte Whitton (p.50); Tweedsmuir History Volume 6 (Newspaper clippings primarily from mid 1980s to mid 1990s); - 1988 Federated news magazine describing the conference (p.2); - Erland lee Museum & Hoodless Homestead (p.27); - Arnprior WI’s 25th anniversary in 1957 with photos (p.34); - Arnprior WIs start & history with photos (p.37); - Mr. & Mrs. Archie Bennett – 60th anniversary in 1978 (p.39); - Arnprior WI’s 50th anniversary in 1982 with photos – lists recent Presidents & Sec-Treas. (p.40); - Plaque at Burnstown for start of Renfrew south District (p.43); - Arnprior WIs 10 year achievements around 1985 (p.45); - Arnprior WI’s 1983/84 program (p.46); - Summary of the WI (p.47); - 1983 Appreciation Tea at Burnstown (p.50); - Federal Study Centre & Canadian Civil Defence College (also known as Emergency Measures) (p.51); - List of departed WI members since 1957 (p.52); - 1986 photos of members – Anderson, MacDowell, Raddatz, Hutchison, Gardner, Campbell, Cameron, Symington, Greene (p.53); - 1984 Tweedsmuir History Day at Calabogie with photos of quilts, etc (p.54); - Lions Friendship Arch (p.57); - Alex & Jean Symington 50th anniversary (p.58); - Martha Grainger’s 90th birthday (p.58); - Arnprior Reeves from 1863 to 1984 (p.59); - 1985 Arnprior Fire Department (p.61); - Measurement Engineering building / Sanitaris Building (p.62); - Old brick Catholic Separate School (p.63); - Old Elgin Street arena (p.64); - 93rd birthday of Belle Anderson (p.65); - Constable Angus Matheson “Scotty” retirement (p.66); - 1987 Arnprior McNab annexation (p.67); - Alex Staye death (p.68); - Arnprior & Ottawa auto parts & fire Departmnet (p.69); - Arnprior & district High School (p.70); - Birthdays of Dorcas Gardner & Martha Grainger (p.73); - Muriel Saunders honoured (p.74); - Hydroelectric Dam on Waba Creek (p.76); - Photos Bella Anderson & Dorothy Cameron & Mrs. Earl MacDowell (p.78); - 50th anniversary of Jean & Harvey Raddatz (p.79); - WI meetings & other info (p.79 and here and there throughout volume); - Photos of WI members (p.82); - McCrea Electric under new management (p.83); - Didak Expansion (p.84), more (p.136); - Stan Tourangeau (p.89); - John Sharpe new museum curator (p.90); - Volunteer Service Awards to Gay Kerr & Delia Burns (p.92); - Arnprior Electric opens (p.94); - Renfrew South District WI bus trip in 1986 (p.95); - Surgical Devices made in Arnprior in1987 (p.99); - Clem Smith & restored horse drawn hearse (p.100); - Cemetery for Oblates Priests (p.101); - WI donation to Arprior Public Library (p.103); - Lorne Laderoute & beard growing contest (p.104); - James Lillie 100th birthday (p.105); - Mary MacLellan 100th birthday (p.107) & 101th birthday (p.159) & 104th birthday (p.225); - Arnprior Hospital (p.108, 110); - Dr. Robert McCreary profile (p.109); - Norma Hall profile & McLachlin descendants & royal oak tree (p.114); - 125th Arnprior & Salute the Valley & miss Arnprior pageant & time capsule at Daniel McLachlin park monument (p.115); - Eastern Star donation to Grove nursing home (p.131); - A & P store award (p.131 & p.154); - Heritage Square Complex start 1987 (p.134); - 1987 official map (p.135); - Repair wharf (p.135); - Donated plate commemorating ship ‘’Arnprior” (p.136); - Allan McLean (p.137 & p.157 & p.220); - Arts & Crafts club 1987 (p.138); - Downtown revitalization project 1987 (p.139); - Doug Macklim receives award (p.140); - Clancy’s drugstore new owner (p.141); - Sherry Johnston poet award (p.143); - Arnprior Bulk & Natural Foods store opens 1988 (p.144); - Arnprior Park photos at WI meeting (p.145); - Anniversary photo Andy & Inez Cochrane (p.146 & p.175); - Volunteer Drivers of Arnprior (p.147); - Photo Mae Craig as District WI president (p.148); - Kao-Didak diskette plant opens 1987 (p.148); - Re-Echo 50th celebration (p.149); - Henry Murdoch Warden of Renfrew County (p.151); - Presentation to Helen Scheels (p.153); - Defalco’s Place eatery (p.153); - Laplante Casual Men’s Wear (p.154); - Town & Country Ladies Wear (p.155); - Doreen’s Goldbar jewelry store (p.155); - Dr. J Audio Video Store (p.156); - Rosa’s Sewing Services (p.156); - Earl & Gertie Morphy (p.158); - Krieger’s Jewellers (p.162); - Arnprior Ambulance Service (p.162); - Chabot, new owners of Radio Shack (p.163); - First Daycare Centre (p.164); - Alexander Reid Public School (p.165); - Victoria Order of Nurses VON (p.165 & 197 & 270 & 307); - John Beattie (p.166); - Town clock restored 1988 (p.167); - Lion’s club donation to museum (p.167); - Wharf demolished (p.168); - Alan Campbell & his block (p.169); - Mary Graham, former postmistree (p.171); - Janet Clancy (p.172); - Ernie Wolff (p.173); - Rotary club awards (p.173); - Norma Hall (p.174); - Arnprior Braeside McNab Seniors ar Home Support (p.174); - Students build home (p,175 & 208); - Boeing & ADHS (p.175); - Oscar Charbonneau (p.176); - Wesley Scheel’s Groceries (p.177); - Film “The Revolving Doors” (p.177); - Dorothy Futcher & Marion Timmins (p.178); - Arnprior Library (p.179 & 215); - Margaret Munro (p.181); - Madawaska Place Condominiums (p.182); - Tom Sullivan (p.182); - Pat Robinson, first female mayor (p,184); - National Trust bank (p.184); - Metropolitan Store (p,185); - Canadian Cancer Society (p.185); - McDonalds Restaurant opening 1989 (p.186); - Sadie Murdoch birthday (p.186); - Scott Rollins (p.187); - Stan Tourangeau (p.187); - Tom Havey (p.187); - Good Bears on patrol – OPP (p.189); - David Young (p.189); - OPP (p.190 & p.217)); - Barrday (p.191); - Arnprior’s Lion Club (p.196); - HLR & Associates (p.197); - Sloppy Joe’s Clothing Store (p.197); - WI – Challenge & Fun of Waste Management (p.198); - Museum & Library (p.207); - ADHS Concert Band (p.210); - 25 year hospital and nursing home service pins (p.210); - Artist, Margaret Lamendeau (p.211 & 213); - Art Charbonneau, school trustee (p.212); - Canadian Public Booth Co. – demolished 1991 (p.212); - Arnprior Agricultural Society (p.214); - Tom Burnette & Merv McIntyre (p.214); - Charlie & Edith MacDonald (p.215); - Artist, Paul Perrault (p.216 & 291); - Salvation Army Thrift Shop opens (p.217); - Museum and curator, Helen Anglin (p.218); - Myrtle Edith Weber obituary (p.218); - ADHS (p.219); - Elvalex ladies’ Wear (p.220); - Optimist Club & Hospital (p.220); - Dr. Vince McMaster, dentist (p.221); - The Light Touch store (p.221); - Carol Lillie receives scholarship (p.222); - Merger of Cameron Tavern with Madawaska Tavern (p.223); - Governor General Hnatyshyn in Arnprior (p.224 & 230); - Cameron Hotel fire (p.225); - Mamie Smith (p.226); - Civitan Club & Hospital (p.227); - Janet Shideler (p.227); - Artist, Kevin Dodds (p.228); - Jean Sadler’s story “My Countryside” (p.232); - First Baptist Church, minister Steve White (p.232); - Photos of Bonnechere Valley & Arnprior WI (p.233); - New Council 1991 – Black & MacDonald (p.234); - Hnatyshyn, Honorary WI patron (p.234); - FWIC Convention in BC - items (p.235); - Photos at WI mtg – Ritchie, Sadler, MacDowell, Campbell, Symington & Greene (p.269); - Jach Hicke (p.270); - Sadie & Harry Cooke Citizen of Year (p.271 & 298); - Kerry Dunphy, Korean Medal, Civil Defense College (p.272); - Tracy Lalonde (p.272); - Muriel Saunders & Hospitla (p.272); - Terry Vyse, woman native judge (p.273); - Elgin St. Baptist Church & pastor Stephen Self (p.274); - Hospital (p.275); - First Baptist Church, Pastor Steven White (p.279); - Millie & Lloyd Runtz, Town employee (p.280); - Hospital (p.280); - Arnprior & District Archives 1992 (p.281); - Photo WI meeting – Fraser, Neil, Greene, Sadler, Cameron, Gardiner, MacDowall (p.281 & 284); - South Renfrew Airport (p.282); - Vera & Bernie Bedore (p.283); - Jim’s Restaurant (p.284); - Louis St. Denis, skates, museum (p.285); - Hospital (p.285 & 291 & 293); - Arnprior-Nepean Railway Co. & BASF (p.286); - Community Awareness & Emergency Response *CAER” (p.287); - Map of Arnprior (p.290); - St. John’s Ambulance (p.292); - Valley wholesale (p.293); - 60th Anniversay Arnprior WI (p.294); - Terry Fox Run 1992 (p.295); - Christine Reaburn & Lloyd Cameron (p.296); - Harry Toop, beekeeper (p.297); - Joanne McLaren (p.297); - Reid Brothers – staff from 50s (p.298); - Jean Symington (p.298); - Agnes Coleman (p.299); - Sarah (Sadie) cooke (p.299); - ACWW (p.299); - Participaction challenge (p.301); - ADHS Dixie Combo Band (p.302); - Ella Box (p.302); - Optimist Club & Bell Park (p.303); - Arnold Muirhead, Canada 125 medal (p.303); - Author, Eunice Pemeel (p.304); - 5 residences (p.305); - ADHS teachers (p.307); - 1991 FWIC convention & ACWW magazine (p.308); - Arnprior WI minutes & other items at Museum (p.321 & 331); - Tweedsmuir Table of Contents vol 1 to 5 (p.323); - Foster Child from Liberia, Gbalay Johnson (p.334); - Renfrew South District WI – FWIO’s 75th anniversary (p.338); - 1993 ACWW magazine (p.340); - Grace St.Andrew’s Church Centennial supplement (p.344); Tweedsmuir History Volume 7 (1990s/2000 clippings & WI activities); - 1993 Museum, curator Helen Anglin (p.2); - Photos Arnprior WI ladies, including display at museum (p.3); - Sacred Heart Convent closes (p.4); - Stephanie Egan (p.5); - Jan & Archie Dawson & miniature house (p.5); - Bill Wilson, pharmacist (p.8); - Art Charbonneau, trustee, honoured (p.9); - Leo Jordan MPP (p.9); - Arnprior Hospital (p.10); - Susan Spence (p.10); - Opportunity Shop (p.11); - Bonnie Jane’s Scones shop opens (p.12); - Harry Cooke died (p.13); - Meals on Wheels (p.14); - Eclipse (p.14); - Charles Lynch dies (p.14); - Arnprior & District Archives opening (p.15); - WI overview (p.16); - Save the Grove (p.17); - 1994 International Plowing match at Pembroke (p.18); - Aleck Morrall (p.24); - Edna Bahm (p.25); - Photos Arnprior WI (p.26); - Boeing (p.28); - Hospital logo (p.29); - Wendy’s Tim Hortons (p.29); - Goshen WI & their orchestra with photos (p.30); - Canadian emergency preparedness College (p.30); - Jim Lillie & Alex Staye (p.32); - Algonquin land claims (p.32); - Bob Graham & ETM Industries (p.33); - Ralph Pickard (p.33); - Keith Burns (p.33); - Business Life, Ray Stamplecoski, Norm Hazelwood (p.34); - OPP (p.34); - Aerotek Electric Mobility Vehicles, Mike Osborne (p.35); - St. John Ambulance (p.36); - Tae kwon do (p.36); - Arnprior WI trip to Peterborough (p.37); - Florence Greeley, St. John ambulance (p.37); - Photos WI members 7 activities (p.38+ & 43 & 47+)); - Rebekkahs and Oddfellows hall (p.42); - Grove Nursing Home addition (p.42); - Arnprior & District Archives & Anne Wimmi (p.44 & 57)); - Hospital (p.45 & 69); - Phil Poole (p.46); - Outing to Arnprior including sketch of John St (p.50); - HLR Publishing (p.51); - WI planting centennial WI rose at Town hall, photos (p.52); - WI display at Archives (p.52); - Ben Kane (p.53); - Artist, Kevin Dodds (p.54); - Mark Lindsay & Kate Pace-Lindsay, skiing (p.43 & 54); - WI display at Fair 1995, Jessie Campbell (p.55); - John Beattie (p.55); - Milton Symington (p.56); - WI members at 100th anniv, Myrtle Graham & Jean Levi (p.58); - WI members & activities, photos w names (p.58); - Kirkman House (p.61); - Book Home & Country donation to library (p.62); - Henry Murdoch (p.63); - Bernice Noblitt award winners (p.63); - Legion donation to Grove Nursing home (p.64); - Origin of name Arnprior (p.64); - Havey and McGonigal families (p.64); - History of WI District banner (p.65); - Jack (John Malcolm) Smith (p.66); - WI Centennial Rose blooming (p.66); - 1997 WI activities, photos with names (p.67); - Stewartville Station 50th anniv (p.68); - Donna & Robert Leeson wedding at museum (p.69); - Douglas & Stephen Spaull optometry (p.70); - AJ Charbonneau Public School opening (p.71); - Dan Fridgen & Wayne & Dan Lavallee (p.71); - WI District honouring presidents and secretaries (p.72); - Duncan & Hector Miller (p.72); - Mamie Smith (p.74); - Jennie Elliott (p.75); - 911 Service starts (p.76); - Noreen Mellema (p.77); - Grove Nursing Home adult day program (p.79); - Beryl Majaury (p.80); - Elma Sutherland (p.81); - Year 2000 Chamber (p.82); - Large millennium Moon (p.82); - Ian Miller 2000 (p.84); - Annie Young (p.85); Series 3: Miscellaneous Material H9.2; - a coin collection awarded to Institute on its 60th anniversary in 1992,; - a letter from William Davis (Premier of Ontario) on the Institute’s 50th anniversary in 1982,; - a painted wood sign with the Institute’s name and crest (44.5 cm x 40 cm) (now displayed in Reading Room); - information on FWIO, FWIC, the Associated Country Women of the World, the 100th anniversary of the women’s institutes in Canada and AWI, copy of speech given by Helen Golding (Arnprior and District Museum curator) on the 100th anniversary,; - pin for a life member with the motto (For Home and County); - AWI’s 50th anniversary book.; - A compilation of member histories which was done in 2000. Members who contributed to this publication were Aleta Greene, Marion MacLean, Jean Sadler, Jean Symington, Dorothy C. Cameron, Jessie Campbell, Audrey J. Taylor, Patricia MacLean, Iva Chomyn, Anne (Tessier) Wimmi and Annie Young. They wrote about their lives and the impact that the WI has had on them.; - Frame with "Russell St. Seniors Arnprior W.I." This is probably the Russell St. Apartments in Arnprior. (H - Top Shelf); - 9 photos of people quilting. The photos were removed from the frame and put in separate envelopes. Some people have been identified: Jean Raddatz, Jessie Campbell, Rhona Neumann, and Muriel Friday. (H9.2); - Envelope containing 4 programs of Arnprior Women's Institute 1935-1939

Notes: The Tweedsmuirs have been digitized and should be used instead of the originals. Besides the digtized copy on the Archives server, a searchable digitized version is available on the FWIO Virtual Archives using the link below.; The page number references for the Tweedsmuirs refer to the digitized copies; A copy of the table of contents for volumes 1 to 5 of the Tweedsmuir History is available near the end of volume 6.

Access Restriction: Tweedsmuir Books - please use digitized version rather than original. They are searchable online through the FWIO Virtual Archives.

Accruals: Further accruals are not expected.

Accession No.: 1994-0022

Website: http://collections.fwio.on.ca/3201149/data?n=1

URL Notes: A searchable, digitized version is available on the FWIO Virtual Archives using the link above

Chief’s own land

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Collection/Fonds: Peter Hessel collection

Description Level: File

Format: textual records

Collection/Fonds: Peter Hessel collection

Description Level: File

Scope and Content: File contains information pertaining to the land in McNab Township that was granted by the Crown to Archibald Laird of McNab personally. All the material consists of photocopies of documents in the National Archives under No. R.G. 1, E3, Volume 53.; 1. Copy of letter by R.B. (The Hon. Robert Baldwin) Sullivan to Archibald McNab, dated Toronto, Sep. 27, 1839. The Executive Council cannot find justifiable vouchers, etc. for McNab’s claim. A payment of £4000 is recommended in lieu of all rights. 1. McNab is to assign his rights to the Crown, 2. £4000 to be paid to McNab, 3. McNab to sell his own land to the settlers at market value (without considering any improvements made), 4. the payment of £4000 is to come from said sale of lands; 5. Money already paid to McNab to the settlers is to be deducted.; 2. Copy of letter over McNab’s signature to Executive Council, dated Toronto, July 30, 1839. Misunderstanding between him and the Council respecting the terms: McNab surrendering his claim to a grant of 5000 acres of land under certain conditions. McNab claims that Council is misinformed about the area of land settled in the township and that not 6500 acres but nearly 10,000 acres are now settled by a total of 165 settlers (families). He says that he has “located” about 15,000 acres in total. He wants payment of the full amount of his “admitted outlays” with interest.; 3. Copy of short letter signed J.B. Harrison (Government House) to ?, dated July 24, 1839. Last paragraph of a letter to McNab “had better be omitted”.; 4. Copy of letter over McNab’s signature dated July 25, 1839 (to Council?), entitled” Remarks by The McNab upon the Report of the Executive Council in the settlement of the Township of McNab, of date 23rd July 1839”. McNab was in Toronto to address the Council in the matter of his claim.; 5. Copy of the Report of July 23, 1839 referred to above.; 6. Copy of letter by the Executive Council to McNab, dated July 27, 1839, signed Sullivan.; 7. Copy of note by McNab (all in his own hand) to R.A. Tucker, dated Toronto, July 4, 1839.; 8. Copy of letter by Hagerman to Macauley (secretary of Lieutenant Governor), dated Toronto, July 15, 1839. Hagerman cautions about McNab’s power to evict 100 or more families. This might cause unrest among the new Loyal Scotch in the eastern part of the country — “most injurious”. “The (original) agreement made with McNab was most injudicious”. “The faith of the Crown ... must be maintained”. Recommended: grant McNab compensation and regain control of the township.; 9. Copy of letter by McNab to Macauley, dated Toronto, Feb. 16, 1838, after Council’s and Lt. Gov.’s decision was made. Re monetary compensation by the government for expenses on behalf of the settlers. McNab values land (5000 acres) and buildings at £5000, expenses at £4000 (total: £9000).; 10. Copy of letter by Archdeacon John Strachan to Robert Baldwin Sullivan, dated Toronto, Feb. 6, 1839 re McNab, recommending that McNab be given the right to do more or less as he pleases.; 11. Copy of letter by Macauley (Lt. Gov.’s secretary) to Attorney General Hagerman asking for an opinion on Council’s recommendations re McNab.; 12. Copy of letter (recommendations) by Attorney General C.W.A. Hagerman re McNab’s patent, etc. Dated Toronto, February 14, 1839. The Lt. Gov. to make the decision. McNab’s right to expel 50 or 100 families is questionable. Caution is urged. Recommends to send a confidential agent to the township to make a report re the causes of differences between McNab and the settlers. “Was it ever the Crown’s intention to place so much power in the hands of McNab?” In the meantime, the eviction of 12 settlers was approved.; 13. Att. Gen’s office, dated Feb. 14, 1939, very similar to 12.; 14. Copy of Recommendations by Archdeacon John Strachan, dated Feb. 5, 1835. “It is respectfully recommended that the services rendered by ... McNab in settling the township, ... with the exception of the Crown and Clergy reserves ...”; 15. Copy of letter by Sullivan to Lt. Governor Sir George Arthur, dated Toronto, Feb. 8, 1839, including Executive Council minutes and recommendations re McNab - to grant patent in trust, referring to “trust deed for the lands under his superintendence”. Council regrets “exceeding;y” the original “stipulation entered into by the Government with the McNab, which made the grants to the locatees subject to the performance of agreements between himself and the settlers”. “McNab’s claim to 5000 acres of land “seems to have been voluntarily given up in consideration of ... certain prime timber in the township”. Council “did not notice this circumstance when the petition for a location upon lots occupied by the settlers was last before them — this accounts for locations of settlers upon lands settled by the McNab — these lands must therefore be considered, as seems to have been the design of the parties when the locations were made, to be precisely under the same circumstances as other lands”. Recommended: that a patent be issued to the Laird in trust so that he can convey lots to the settlers subject to remuneration for the Laird’s expenses in settling them.; 16. Copy of letter over McNab’s signature to the Lieutenant Governor, dated Toronto, Feb. 5, 1839. “Upon the 5th of November 1823 he [i.e. the McNab] had the honour of obtaining the Grant of settling a township of land in the Province upon certain terms and conditions (a copy of which is herewith produced), a certain portion of which (8000) was specifically reserved for himself.”; “That upon the 7th day of April 1827, he received the commands of Government to fulfill and report upon all the conditions in the said Grant (which order and original copy of his answer is herewith also produced), when he then selected the Lots as reserved for himself — a copy of the schedule of which is in the hands of the Deputy Surveyor General. It has been already often stated that there was but a small portion of the Township fit for settling (not much above 7000 acres), the object of his settlement would therefore have been defeated wholly, had he reserved his own lands from settlement, he therefore gave the choice of his own lands to the settlers upon the same terms that he settled the rest upon.; “That he has strictly fulfilled all the conditions of his arrangement with Government in every respect, and having laid out considerable sums of money in improving his property — in erecting two separate establishments, with saw & grist mills, for the benefit of the Township and that portion of the County, he humbly requests that Your Excellency in Council may be pleaded to order a Patent Deed to issue to him of his own said lands according to the list which (is with the Deputy Surveyor General) . . .”; 16. Copy of letter from Secretary Mudge to the Presiding (Executive) Counsellor, dated July 20, 1830.; 17. Copies of several other documents (many pages) pertaining to the same matter (1830s and 1840s).; 18. Handwritten transcript (by Kirstin Jeffrey, Arnprior, 1987) of a document issued on December 5, 1862 by the Registry Office of Renfrew County, pertaining to the conveyance of land (Lot 5, Concession C) in the Township of McNab first by the Crown to Archibald McNab (Feb. 28, 1828), then by Indenture of Bargain and Sale from James Middleton and Alfred Middleton to Daniel McLachlin, on January 28, 1852, then by Indenture of Mortgage from Daniel McLachlin to Alexander Simpson and (another property) to Nathaniel Burwash (in 1855). Also mentioned: dower rights of McNab’s widow (Margaret McNab) claimed in 1861/62. See also below.; 19. Brown envelope containing copies of newspaper clippings of articles written by Harry Walker regarding “dower rights” claimed by McNab’s widow. Also containing photocopy of a handwritten copy of an “Indenture between Margaret McNab and Daniel McLachlin re dower’s rights claimed, dated Nov. 17th, 1862. This handwritten note was copied in 1987 when it was found by Peter Hessel and Kirstin Jeffrey “upstairs in the Arnprior Museum’s ‘old kitchen’, next to a filing cabinet (in clear plastic files) with reference number recorded (by PH) as 70.32.18.” The “original” handwritten copy is probably contained in the “Museum Collection”.; 20. Photocopies of three pages (96, 98, 776) of unknown origin apparently in Archibald McNab’s handwriting. The first two pages are entitled “Rental of the Township of McNab 1839”. They contain the names of settlers with lot and concession numbers and the amount of “rent” due (in bushels of grain). Page 97 as well as subsequent pages are missing. The names of 50 settlers on page 778 may be signatures, but more likely entries by the same person (the Laird himself?). These three pages were donated by Arnold McIntyre of Arnprior in August 2000.

Accession No.: 1994 0021

Pembroke District Land Use Strategy

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Date: 1982

Collection/Fonds: Reference Material

Description Level: Item

Physical Description: print - black & white; Size: 85 x 53

Reference No.: M034

Date: 1982

Format: map

Collection/Fonds: Reference Material

Description Level: Item

Reference No.: M034

Physical Description: print - black & white; Size: 85 x 53

Material Details: Scale: 1:250,000

History / Biography: Donated by Eric Ridgen

Scope and Content: Shows the Resource Management areas of Renfrew County, provincial parks, deer yards, spawning areas, etc. Gives townships, some towns, lakes, rivers, roads, railways, air bases and Indian reserves.

Notes: .

Accession No.: 9999-9999

Subject Access: Maps - Land Use

Geographic Access: Renfrew

White Lake Community Cemetery Committee Records

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Date: 1914-2008

Collection/Fonds: White Lake Community Cemetery Committee fonds

Description Level: Fonds

Physical Description: 35 cm textual records

Date: 1914-2008

Collection/Fonds: White Lake Community Cemetery Committee fonds

Description Level: Fonds

Physical Description: 35 cm textual records

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) which would date the cemetery at 190 years as of 2013. The White Lake Cemetery held the 1st decoration service in 1921 with Reverend McNaught presiding. Burials before 1800 were: Walter Stirling 1790-1869 J. A. Robertson 1792-1874 John Cunningham 1793-1870 Colin Campbell 1794-1881 Isabella Douglas Campbell 1794-1859 Originally, the lots were very large (measuring 10 feet by 20 feet) to accomodate large families. The plots were reduced in size in later years. The cemetery is divided into 16 Sections with Section 11, 12 and part of 10 reserved for parking on Decoration Day. The White Lake Cemetery Vault was dedicated to the memory of John McRae and his wife Jane Goth by his family in 1957. In 2000, an additional 300' x 290' was purchased from Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Fraser of White Lake which brings the total size of the cemetery to 9 acres. This land is being slowly improved, including the removal of trees, stumps and rocks, in preparation for use in upcoming years. As of 2013, the cemetery committee has noticed an increase in cremations and increased strain on the resources of the volunteers who endevour to keep up with the maintenance of the cemetery grounds. For many years, Lorne Deacon of White Lake Village was caretaker of the cemetery. In 1995, Olga and Cecil Lewis transcribed the cemetery stones and published an index to the White Lake Cemetery. An Amalgamated Index was produced by Philip Durrett in 2000 as a project of the Arnprior McNab/Braeside Archives.

Acquisition Source: The records were donated by Rita Fraser, on behalf of the Cemetery Committee in August 2009.

Scope and Content: Donation consists of Bylaws, Minutes, Correspondence, Millenium Project Files, Plot & Burial Records and Financial Records.; File List:; Bylaws - 1999, 2005, 2009; Minutes - four folders: 1914-1961, 1961-1990, 1991-1999, 2000-2008; Correspondence - Plots & Markers; Correspondence - McNab/Braeside Township; Burial Plot Records - 1952 - 2007; Millennium Project, Memorial Monument - 1999-2002; 10 Files of Financial Records - 1996-2007; Ledger containing Plots sold, Burials, Perpetual Care, Reciepts & Payments 1956-1978; Ledger containing Treasurer's Accounts 1999-2001

Notes: Some details of Biographical History obtained from Rita Fraser of the White Lake Community Cemetery in April 2013.

Accession No.: 2009-0238

Town of Arnprior Bylaw 6278-13 Records Management Policy and Records Retention Schedule (Signed by Auditors KPMG)

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Number: 6278-13

Date: 2013

Series: Series II Town of Arnprior Bylaws

The Corporation of the Town of Arnprior By-Law Number 6278-13 Being a By-law to adopt a Records Management Policy and Records Retention Schedule for the Town of Arnprior and to repeal By-law No. 4164-93 , as amended. WHEREAS the records and information holdings of the Corporation of the

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Number: 6278-13

Date: 2013

Publisher: Town of Arnprior

Subject: Bylaws

Description Level: Item

Series: Series II Town of Arnprior Bylaws

Language: English

Format: textual records

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Town of Arnprior Bylaw 6278-13 Records Management Policy and Records Retention Schedule (Signed by Auditors KPMG)

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150 Years of Living Off the Land

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Date: 2016-2017

Collection/Fonds: Arnprior & McNab/Braeside Archives fonds

Description Level: Fonds

Physical Description: 8 CD's; textual records; photographs

Date: 2016-2017

Format: textual records; photographic; sound recordings

Collection/Fonds: Arnprior & McNab/Braeside Archives fonds

Description Level: Fonds

Physical Description: 8 CD's; textual records; photographs

History / Biography: In 2016 and 2017 the Arnprior & McNab/Braeside Archives undertook a special project to explore the connection between what McNab settlers produced in the early days in Township and what local producers are making today. Through oral history interviews the AMBA delved into themes of innovation, continuity and the return of the farm to table movement that is changing how people think about living off the land as Canada celebrates its 150th anniversary. The goal was to interview and document several McNab/Braeside families who are commercially producing various products such as maple syrup, honey, highland cattle, alpaca wool products, and vegetables from large to very small scale producers. Several families submitted family photos which the archives now holds as well as the oral history interviews. An on-line exhibit was created as part of this project which features selected photographs and audio clips from this collection.

Scope and Content: This fonds consists of oral history records created by the Arnprior & McNab/Braeside Archives (AMBA) for its 150 project funded by the Ministry of Tourism, Culture and Sport through its Community Celebrations program. Oral history interviews were conducted by Laurie Dougherty and Dianne Brearley of the following participants:; Doug McLaren, Shannon Cassidy-Rouleau, Luke Sheldrick, William Murray, Diane Murray, Peter Murray, Leanne Prins, Jim McGregor, Jane McGregor, Kevin Rosein, Jack Cameron, Gail Cameron and Micheal Hoffman.; Full transcripts of the interviews are available at the AMBA.

Notes: See Exhibits page at www.adarchives.org; Photographs and other material collected from some participants are described as seperate fonds.

Accession No.: 2006-0200

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