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JOHN ROSS
ROBIKTSON
HISTORICAL
COLLECTION
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A GIfT TO THE
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THE
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DiRECTORY
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REGISTER
WITH
ALMANACK AND CALENDAR
FOR
1 8 3 7 ;
BEING FIRST AFTER LEAP. YEAR,
AND THE EIGHTH YEAR OF THE REIGN OF HIS MAJESTY
KING WILLIA~I THE FOURTH.
BY GEORGE WALTON.
TORONTO, U. C.
PRINTED BY T. DALTON AND W. J. COATES

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PART 1.
Ahnauaclc - 1'3-17, Page II; l\lechalli~s ..-\ssociativl1, .. _••.• 47
Baths, Royal Floating, ...... 61 News Room, Commercial. ...• 46
Bible Society, .............. 43 Newspapers, City Toronto, .. 6
Bible Society, Ladies, ........ 43\ Post Ollice,. . ............... 2~
Bazaar, ... I •••• _ •••••••••••• 45 Pottersfield Burial Cruund, .... ':itl
Burial Ground, Strangers, ..... 46 \ School, Preparatory, . • 6
Board of Tracte, ............... 47 ~tandard Weights,...... ..... 7
Coins. Standard. ... ..... .... 8 Stages, General. ...•......... 4

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Notaries, , , , , J t " " J , 36 noyal Family, .. 44-
Nova Scotia, , , , , , , , , , J 45, Royal Commission,. 43
New Brunswick, , , , , , , , , 45 Secretary and Reg'istrar Office, 8
Newfoundland, , , . , , , , , , , 45 Surveyor General's Department, 8
Printer to His Majesty, •.•. III Surveyor· General of Woods and ~ 9
Police Office, Home District, • 12~ Forests,. • 5
Probate and Surrogate Court, • IJ, Sherill's Office,. ' : ••.••. II
Peers, House of, •••••••. 45' Sherif!,s in )Jpper Canada, •. . I5
Prince Edward Island, ••••• 4;)' Surrogates "hrt Registrars, •• : 16
Quarter ~ess!ons, ,Home Dist .... 1-11 Sehool N.atiooal, , , . , , , , , ~;3
Quarter ~esslOUS for the Prol""- {35' School Infant,. , 7 , , , , ) , , _4
inee, ................. .. - S : School Horne District, , , , , , ~-1
Rates, District, . • 39, School District ~lasters, , , , , 24
Rates, Highway, • • 40 Sehool Board of El ucat i0l1, , , 2·1
Resources of EUl'opean Powers, 41 Treasurer Home District, , , , 12
Receiver General's Office, .. 7: Treasurer Upper Cannda, , , , 16
Registry Office, ......... 10 Terms King's Bench, , , 7 , , 14
Requests, Court of, .••..• 1:l Taxation ill Upper C,m.da, .• 39
Reg'iiltrars of Counties, .••.. 17,1 Upper C:mada College" , , , .. 23
Royal Engineer Department, .. ·n' Unil ersity of King's College, , :;.;
Regiment in U ppcr C~n.da •• 43 1

6 InISS l\lARY ANN STEWAllD'S
PREPARATORY SCHOOL,
FOR YOUNG LADIES,
Carfeae Place, Bay-street, City of'roronto.
THE ROYAL FLOATING BATHS,
City of Toronto_
HESE BA THS have beell erected by Mr. Cull, of this
T City. They are aile hunrlrcd and ten feet in leogth, aod
twenty one leet in width, and contain ten lVarm and ten cold
Baths, with Vapour and Shl)w~r Baths. The Baths for
young people are lees deep than those for adults. One
end is exclusively appwpriated to Lallie$, with a private entrance
from a gallery outaide and leading to an elegant draw.
ing-room adjoining a promenade deck eighty leet long,
with a dome roof and (rellis-work gnanls all round. It
is capable of accommodating two hundred persons, and ~o
constructed that the additionai weight of three hundred \ViIl
not depress lhe Balh one inch. There are reading and refreshment
rooms for both ladies and gentlemen, filted up in
the best possible sly Ie.
These Balhs are highly creditahle to the City in poiol of appearance,
aud not less so as to their utility.
THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS IN THE CITY OF
TORONTO, ARE-
John Cotler's New British Coffee-House, corner of King
and York-street, at the west end 01 the City.
James Hutcheson'S City Hotel, Front-street.
David Botsl;ud's Ontario House, do
'William Campbell's North American Hotel, Front-street.
John Grantham's Old British Calfee-House, do
NE\YSPAPERS PUBLtSHED IN THE CITY
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W EIGHTS AND MEASURES.
ncr After the first day of Jaouary, 1835, the English Statute enaci ••
that no lead or pewter weights shall be used-that the ,toue·weigllt shall
be 141bs. avoirdupois-that eight such stone be one huodred weightthat
tweoty such hundred be ooe ton-and tbat all coo tracts made lor
any other denomination or customary weights shall be void, and that
avordupois weight shall be used for all purposes of sale by weight, ex·
cept bullion, jewels, and drugs
A YOIRDUPOlS WEIGHT,
OR InIPEP~IAL STA~~DARD.
16 drams 1 ouoce
16 ounces 1 ponnd
14 pounds 1 stone
28 pounds ] quarter
4 q "arters 1 hundred
20 hundred 1 too.
TROY WBIGHT.
4 grains
24 graios
20 pennyweights
12 ounces •
25 pounds
100 pounds
20 cwt •
1 carat
1 pennyweight
1 ounce
1 IHlond
1 quarter
1 cwt
1 too.
llIEASURB OF CAPACITY.
:;4-; cubic inches make I pint
2 pints "I quart
4 quarts "I gallon
2 gallons
4 pecks
" I peck
"I bushel
or 2218 1·5 inches
S bushels
I quarter
This is the Imperial Standard for
Liquids, Corn, &c_
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HEAPED MEASUR.E.
351.936 cubic in. make I gallon
2 gallons " I peck
·1 pecks "I bush~l
& bushels " J sack
12 sacks "I chaldron
This jg the Imperial Standard for
Fruit, Potatoes, Fish, Coals, Lime,
&c.
HAY AND S1'RA'V
WEIGHT.
36 lbs. avoirdupois Straw)
[make ~1 t
56 lbs. of Old Hay '" russ
60 lhs. of New Hay " ,
36 trusses 1 load
CLOTH ilIEA"URE.
2~ inches I nail
.J. nails I quarter of a yard
3 qual·ters I Flemish ell
4 quarters I yard
5 quarters I English ell
6 quarters 1 French ell
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The/ollowing passed the Provincial Legislature, ./Jpril, 1835.
Wheat, • • • Sixty Pounds.
Indian Corn,
Fifty-six Pounds.
Rye
Fifty-six Pounds.
Pea;
Sixty Pounds.
Barl;y
Forty-eight Pounds.
Oats, ,
TI,lirty-four Pounds.
Beans, . . . Fifty Pounds.
Timothy & Clover Seeus, Sixty Pounds, ,
Which weight shall, in all cases, be equal to the WiDchester
bushel, and all contracts for sale shall be understood accordingly,
unless otherwise expresse(~ at the ,lime 0,£ pu~c~lase.
Hay is sold in Upper Canada oy AvoirdupOis" eight.
Ct6rrency is equal (0 Eighteen Shillings Sterling-the relative
value is 10 to 9.
To leduce Sterling (0 Currency add I-9th.
To reduce Currency to Sterling deduct I-10th.
GOLD AND SILVER COINS,
AT THE WEIGHTS AND RATES FOLLOWING:
To be deemed a legal tc:nder in payment of all debts and dema.nds
whatsoHer, in the Province of Uprel' Canada, passeel
the Provincial Legislature, ApriI18~~G,
GOf,D COIlI:S,
The British Guinea, weighing 5 penny-weights 9~
graills
Troy, at one pound til8 shillings and six-pence.
The British Sovereign, weighing 5 penny- weights 3~ grains
TrcJY, at one pounLl (our shillings and four-pence.
The .I

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DISCOUNT PER CENT.
12k per cent. is 2s. 6u. in a £
15 3 0
2! per cent. is Os. 6d. in a £
3 74
5 1 0 17k 3 6
6 1 2! 20 4 .0
n 1 6 25 5 0
10 2 0 30 6 0
TABLE OF I:\TER:::ST AT SIX PER CENT.
1 Week. 1 Monlh. ':3 Months. 6 Months. 1 Y par.
s. d. q. s. d. q. s. d. q. 8. d. q. s. d. q.
I
1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 3
I 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 3 0 1 2
3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 1 0 0 2 0
I~
I:z. 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 1 1 0 2 3
~
5 0 0 0 0 0 I 0 0 3 0 1 3 0 3 2
6 {) 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 2 0 0
...
4 1
:r: 7 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 1 0 2 :l 0 5 0
rn. 8 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 1 I 0 2 3 0 5 2
9 0 0 0 0 0 ~ 0 I 2 0 3 0 0 6 0
10 0 0 0 0 0 ~ 0 1 3 0 3 2 0 7 2
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I 0 0 I 0 I 0 0 3 2 0 7 0 1 2 0
2 0 0 2 0 2 1 0 7 0 1 ~ 0 2 4 0
3 0 0 3 0 3 2 o 10 3 1 9 2 3 7 0
rh 4 0 1 0 0 4 3 1 2 1 2 4 2 9 0
A
5 0 1 2 0 6 0 1 6 0 3 0 0 6 "* 0 0
~
D 6 0 1 3 0 7 0 1 9 2 3 7 0 7 2 0
0 0
7 0 2 0 0 8 1 1 0 4 2 0 8 4 0
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8 0 2 1 0 9 2 2 4 3 4 9 2 9 7 0
9 0 2 2 o 10 :3 2 8 1 5 4 2 10 9 0
10 0 3 0 1 0 0 3 0 0 6 0 0 12 0 0
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£ 8. d; £ s. d. £ s. d. £ s. d. £ 8. d.
.20 0 0 6 0 2 0 0 6 0 o 12 0 1 4 0
~30 0 0 9 0 3 0 0 9 0 o 18 0 1 16 0
~40 0 1 0 0 4 0 o 12 0 I 4 0 2 8 0
050 0 1 3 0 5 0 o 15 0 110 0 3 0 0
~60 0 1 6 0 6 0 o 18 0 1 16 0 3 12 U
c 70 0 1 9 0 7 0 1 1 0 2 2 0 4 4 0
~80 0 2 0 0 8 0 i 4 0 2 8 0 4 i6 0
~90 0 2 3 0 9 0 I 7 U 2 14 0 5 8 0
100 0 2 6 OlD 0 110 0 3 0 0 6 0 0
1000 1 5 0 5 0 0 15 0 0 30 0 0 60 0 0

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MERCANTILE ALMANACK.
This Almanac (or T!lble) \Viii be found useful in calculating
the lime when notes become due. For instance-if a nole is
dated February 11th, at 90 days, that date, as will be seen, is
the 42d day 01 the year, being in a line with 11 in the index,
or left-hand column, to which add 93 days (which includes 3
,lays grace) and the table shows the 135th day of the year to
be May 15th, and faIling on Friday.
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3 3 34 62 93 S 154 184
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215 246 276 307
4 S 35 63 94 124 155 185 '216 247 S 308
5 5 36 64 S 125 156 S 217
6
1 248 278 309
6 37 65 96 126 157 187 218 S 279 310
7 7 38 66 97 127 S 188 12t9 250 280 311
8 8 S S 98 128 159 189 220 251 281 S
9 9 40 68 99 129 160 190 S 252 282 313
110
10 41 69 10C S 161 191 222 253 283 314
11
S 42 70 101 131 162 192 223 254 S 315
) 2 12 ,13 71 S 182 163 S 224 255 2:5 316
13 13 44 72 103 133 164 194 225 S 286 317
14
14 45 73 10~ 1341 S 195 226 257 287 318
15
15 S S 105 1351166 1961227 258 288 S
16
16 47 75 106 136 167 197 S 259 289 320
17
17 48 76 107 S 168 198 229 260 290 321
18 S 49 77 108 138 169 1991 230 261 S 322
9 19 50 78 R
292 323
20 20 51 79 110 "'\''' 140 17l 201 S I"" 23:.! 26' S 293 324
21 21 52 80 III 141 S 202 1 233 264 294 325
22 22 S S' )]2 142 173 2031234 265 295 S
23 23 54 82 U3 143 174 204 S 266 296 327
24 24 55 83 )]4 S 1175 205 236 267 297 328
25 S 56 84 115 1451176 206 237 268 S 329
:!6 26 57 85 S 146 177 S 238 269 299 330
27 27 58 86 117 1471178 208 239 S
1
300 331
28 28 59 87 118 14-.-i I S 209 I 240 271 301 332
29
30
31
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30 .. 89 120 150 1181 211 S 273 303 334
31 .. 90 . .. S ... 2122-13 ... 304 ...
()i:r The letter S denotes SUNDA.YS in each monthl.
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335
336
337
338
339
S
341
342
343
344
345
3,16
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348
349
350
351
352
353
S
355
356
357
358
359
360
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362
363
364
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ALMANACK, 1837.
CALCULATED FOR THE }1ERIDIAN OF TORONTO
UPPER CANADA.
'
79" 36' 6" West Longilude.
43~ 39' 10" North Latitude.
Septuagesima Sunday ..... ,J.n. 22
Sexagesima ............... Jan. 29
Quinquagesima ...•.• " .• , Feb. 5
Ash Wednesday .......... Feb. 8
Mid-Lent Sunday .....•. March 5
Palm Sunday. .. .• . '" March 19
Good Friday ...•....... March 2.1
Easter Sunday. . . • •• . .. March 26
MOVEABLE FEASTS.
Low ~unday ............ April 2
!togatlOn Sunday ...... ; .. April 30
Ascension Day ........... May -1
Whit Sunday ............. May 14
Trinity Sunday ........... May 21
Advent Sunday ........... Dec. 3
Sundays after Trinity, Twenty.
seven.
UPPER CANADA TERMS.
Hilary ....... begins Feb'y 6, and ends IS Feb'y.
Easter ....... ,. " April 17, " 29 Aprll.
Trinity ...•••.," June ]9, I July.
l\Iichaclw,,:. Nov'r.6, 18 ;'

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ECLIPSES OF THE SUN AND l\lOON, 1837.
APRIL 5.-The Sun will be eclipsed at half-past 2 in tbe morning-in.
visible.
APRIL 20.-The Mooll will be eclipsed at 45 minutes past 3 o'clock in
afternoon-invisible.
MAY ,i.-The Sun will be eclipsed at ~ o'clo!'k in the aft~rnoon-invisible.
OCTOBEI~ 13.-The Moon will be eclIpsed In the evenmg, total & partly
visible, as follows:-
Moon rises at .............. 20 minutes past 5 in tbe evening.
Beginning of total darkness, .. 35 " ',: 5 do.
Ecliptical opposition, •..•... 22 6 do!
Middle, ................... 27 6 do.
End of total darkness,. . ..... 9 7 do.
End of the Eclipse,.. . , .... 5 " ., 8 do.
Dnration of visibility, 2 hours and 49 minutes.
Quantity at rising, Si digits.
Depth of immersion ill the Earth'. shadow, 10 digits from the Southern
siue.
OCT0"E.l~ 29.-8uo eclipsed at 45 minutes past 6 in tbe morning -invisible.
nrOON's RISING
At four days' old it sets at, and
shines till, ahout ten at night.
5 - - about - - 11
6 - - about - - 12
7 at nrar one in the morning.
15, at fllll, it rises about 6 in the
AND SETTING.
16 - at J after -
17 - at J after -
18 about
19 about
20 ahout
7
S
10
11
12
evcnin h .
..•.. '- .. ,.J.
N. B.-This table is sufficiently accurate for tbe'parl"ose for which it
is wanted-that of ascertuining moonlight Cyenlllg,..,; ".:;
.• :--'! :J,,!"l"•. ~
OF THE CHANGES OF THE'i:l100N.
Many persons, understandin/!: that tbe menu time hetween one new
Moon and another is 29 days, 12 bour., 44 minutes and a fraction, ima·
gine that, to find the full or quartCl"s of the ]\Ioon, they have only to add
Il half or fourth part of that time; and when they do not find the changes
marl{.d in the Calendar to correspond with tbjs method, they impute it
to mistake in the calculation of tbose changes. It is therefore necessary
to put them in mind, that the great inequality of the Moon's motions
I'enders the above rule extremely inaccurate, so that nineteen times in
twenty it must fail in giving the true conjunction or change.
THE FOUR QUARTERS.
Spring Quarter begin. March 20, at III 14m morning.
Summer Quarter begins June 22, at 4h 38m morning,
Autumn Quarter begins Sept. 23, at 5h 7m afternoon.
Wintel' Quarter begins Dec. 22, at 2h 3m afternoo~.

1837.
JANUARY.
FIRST MONTH-COMMENCING ON SUNDAY.
THIRTY-ONE DAyS.
New Moon .•••.•.....•.•.......• 6th day, 6h. 5200. Evening;
Fir.t Quarter .•..••••••.••...•.. 13th day, Oh. 16m. Evening.
Full MO

FEBRUARY.
SECOND MONTH-COMMENCING ON WEDNESDAY.
TWENTY'EIGHT DAYS.
New MOOD,. .. • •• • ••... - ........ 5th day, 5h. 15m. Morning.
First Quarter, ....... _'" _....... 12th day, 4h. 4~m. Moruing •.
Full Meou, ................ "" .20th day, 9h. 26m. Morning.
Last Quarter, .......••........... 28th day, Oh. 36m. Morning.
~ ~ I CALENDAR THE
~ A ,OF FEASTS, FESTIVALS ANDMEMOBABLE DAYS',_r_is_eS __
SUN
3_et_s.
1 W 7 10
2 Th Purification Virgin Mary. 7 9
3 Fr 7 8
4 Sa 7 6
5 So\!. Quinquagesima Sunday. 7 5
6 M Hilary Term commences. 7 5
7 Tu Shrove Tuesday. 7 3
8 WAsh Wednesday. 7 2
9 Th ICanada conceded. 7 0
10 Fr G 59
11 Sa 6 58
12 Su First Sunday in Lent. 6 56
13 M 6 54
14 Tu Valentine's Day. 6 53
15 W 6 52
16 Th 6 49
17 Fr 6 49
18 Sa Luther died 1546. 6 47
19 Su Second Sunday in Lent. 6 46
20 M Independence United States acknow- 6 44
21 Tu [ledged 1783. 6 43
22 W Washington born 1732. 6 41
23 Th 39
24 Fl' 5 Duke of Cambridge born 1774, 6 38
25 Sa ( Queen's birth-day kept ..- 6 36
26 Su Third Sur,c:ay in Lent. 6 35
27 M 6 34
219 Tu 6 33
4 50
4 52
4 53
4 55
4 55
4 56
4 57
4 u8
5 0
5 1
5 3
5 4
5 6
5 8
5 9
5 10
511
5 13
5 14
5 16
5 18
5 19
5 20
5 22
5 23
5 24
5 26
5 28

MARCH.
THIRD MONTH-COMMENCING ON WEDNESDAY.
THIRTY-ONE DAYS.
New Moon, .................. " ... 6th day, 3h. 36m. Evening.
First Quarter, ........... " ... 13th day, llh.12m Evening.
Full MOOD, ...................... 22d day, lb. 54m. Morning.
Last Quarter, .. , ., .,. ..•. • ••.... 29th day, Sh. ?4m. Morning.
~ Ii I CALENDAR THE SUN
Q ~ OF FEASTS, FEsTIVALS AND MEMORABLE DAYS. rises sets.
--;:-WISt. David's Day.--------~;_;g
2 Th 6 29 5 30
3 Fr G 28 5 31
4 Sa 16 26 5 32
5 Su Mid-Lent Sunday. 6 25 5 34
6 .M 16 23 5 36
7 Tu 16 22 5 3'1
8 W 16 20 5 38
9 Th6 19 5 40
10 Fr 16}8 5 41
11 Sa .6 16 5 43
12 Su Fifth Sunday in Lent, St. Gregory.:6 14 5 45
13 M 16 12 5 46
~i ~u Pres. Jackson U. S. born 1767. li~ I! g!~
16 Th 6 8 5 50
17 Fr 1St. Patrick's Day. 6 6 5 52
18 Sa I [Lent. 6 5 5 54
1
19 SuPalm Sunday, or sixth Sunday in 6 4 5 56
l
:20 !VI I Sir Isnac Newton dierl1727. 6 2 5 57
21 Tu 6 1 5 58
22 W 6 0 5 59
23 Th Maunday Thursday. 5 59 6 0
24 Fr Good Friday. 5 57 6 2
25 Sa Annunciation Virgin Mary. 5 56 6 3
26 Su Easter Sunday. 5 54 6 4
27 M Easter Monday. 5 52 6 6
28 Tu Easter Tuesday. 5 51 6 8
29 W 5 50 6 9
30 Th 5 49 6 11
31 Fr Hayden born 1742. ,5 ,17 6 12

APRIL:
FOURTH MONTH-COMMENCI:'W ON SATURDAY.
THIRTY DAY8.
New Moon, ......••...... ' ........ 5th day, 2h. 28m. Morning.
First Quarter, .•.. •• ...• . ..... 12th day, vh. 15m. ~vening.
Full Moon, .••••••..••••..•.. ,20th day, 3h. 4-!m. E,'eulng.
La.t Quarter,..... ... . ...... 27th day, 2h. 1m. Evelllllg,
:::i ~ CALENDAR \ THE 'UN
Q I=i OF FEA.STS, FESTIVALS AND MEMORABLE Dol Y S. i rise$ sets.
1 Sa ---------------15 45'~
2 Su Low Sunday, or first Sunday after 5 4,1 6 16
3 M [Easter. 15 42 6 17
4 Tu I? 40 6 19
5 W I;) 39 6 20
~ !t I~ i~ f ~~
9 Su 2d Sunday after Easter, I'! 33 6 27
10 1\1 "J 31 6 28
11 Tu Geo. Canning born 1770. 5 30 6 29
12 W 5 30 6 31
13 Th Catholic Emancipation 1829. 5 29 6;}2
l4 Fr 5 27 6 33
15 Sa 5 26 6 34
16 Su 3rd Sunday after Easter. I~ 2-1 6 36
17 M Easter Term commences. '.J:2:2 6 :37
18 Tu 5 20 6 39
19 W 5 19 6 40
20 Th Lord Byron died 182'1. 5 18 6 42
21 Fr 5 17 6 43
22 Sa 5 16 6 45
23 Su 4th Sunday after Easter.-St. 5 1

MAY.
FIFTH MONTH-COMMENCING ON 1Il0NDAY.
THIRTY-ONE DAYS.
N.ew Moon, ...........••....... 4th day, 2h. 7m. Evening.
First Quarter, .••. _... ' •.•..... 12th day, Oh. 43m. Evening.
Full Moon, ...• _ , ..•..•.......' . 20th day, 2h. 31m. Morning.
Last Quarter, _" .,. . ......... 26th day, 7b. 7m. Evening'
:i ~ CALENDAR I THE SUN
__________________ Q A OF FEASTS, FESTIVALs AND ME!\IORA.BLE DAYS. 1 ____ 'rises sets. _
1 M St. Philip and St. James. 5 3 6 57
2 Tu 5 2 5 58
3W 5 0 6 59
4 Th Ascension day or Holy Thursday. 4 59 7 0
5 FI' 4 58 7 !
6 Sa St. John Evangelist. 4 57 7 2
7 Su Sunday after Ascension. 4 56 7 3
8 M 4 54 7 4
9 Tu 4 53 7 5
10 W 4 52 7 6
11 Th 4 51 7 8
12 Fr 4 50 7 9
13 Sa 4 49 7 10
14 Su Whit Sunday. 4 48 7 11
15 M Whit Monday. 4 47 7 12
16 Tu Whit Tuesday. 4 46 7 14
17 W 4 43 7 15
18 Th 4 44 7 16
19 Fr St. Dunstan- 4 43 7 17
20 Sa Columbus died 1506. 4 42 7 18
21 Su Trinity Sunday. 4 41 7 19
22 1\1 4 40 7 20
23 Tu 4 39 7 21
24 W Princess Victoria born 1819. 4 38 7 21
25 Th 4 36 7 22
26 Fr Calvin died 1564. 4 35 7 23
27 Sa Prince Geo. of Cumberl'd born 1819 4 34 7 24
28 Sa First Sunday after Trinity-King's 4 33 7 25
29 M [Birth-day kept. 4 32 7 26
30 Tu 4 32 7 27
:n W
4' 31 7 28
2 8

JUNE.
SIXTH MONTH-COMMENCING ON THURSDAY.
THIRTY DAYS.
New Moon, •••...••••........... 3d day, 2h. 4700. Morning.
First Quarter, ...•............... 11th day, 5h. 3·1m. Morning.
Full Moon, •...••• " .••••..•. 18th day, lOb. 55m. l\'lo~·D1ng.
La.t Quarter, ..•..•••..••••••.... 25th day, Ih. 2m. MornlD&:.
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CALENDAR THE SUN
~ A OF FEASTS, FESTIYALS AND MEMORABLE DAYS. rises sets.
1 Th Nicomede. L1 31 7 28
2 Fr 4 31 7 28
3 Sa L"pold, Kiog of D,lgi"m, IS" .14 30 7 29
4 Su Second Sunday after Trinity. 4 30 7 30
5M Duke of Cumberland born 1771. 4 30 7 30
6 Tu Battle of Burlington Heights 1 '313. 4 29 7 30
7W Irish Reb~llion 1798. 4 29 7 30
8 Th 4 29 7 31
9 Fr 4 29 7 31
10 Sa 4 28 7 31
11 Su Third Sunday after Trinity.-St. 4 28 7 32
12 M [Barnabas. 4 28 7 32
13 Tu 4 27 7 32
14 W 4 27 7 32
15 Th Magna Charta, 1215. 4 26 7 32
16 Fr 4 26 7 33
17 Sa St. Alban. 4 26 7 33
18 Su Fourth Sunday after Trinity. 4 26 7 34
19 M Trinity Term commences 4 25 7 34
20 'I'u 4 25 7 34
21 W 4 25 7 34
22 Th 4 25 7 34
23 Fr 4 25 7 34
24 Sa St. John Baptist. 4 25 7 34
25 Sa Fifth Sunday after Trinity 4 25 7 34
26 M King W m. Accession 1830. 4 25 7 34
27 Tu 4 25 7 34
28 W 4 25 7 33
29 Th St. Peter. 4 25 7 33
30 Fr 4 25 7 33

JULY.
SEVENTH MO~TH-COi\D1ENCING Oh s.u UL.Y.
THIRTY-UNl:!~
DAYS.
N.ew MOOD, •••••••••••••••••••••.. 2J day, 4h. 3ilm. I· ve ,W

AUGUST.
EIGHTH l\lONTH-COl\ll\JENCING OX TVESDAY.
'l'HIRTY~ON'E DAYS.
New 1\1oon, ..••........••...••.... 1st day, 7h. 19m. Morning.
First Quarter, .• •••...•• •.• . •.. 9th day, Bh. 25m. Morning.
Full !\loon, .............•..•..•.. 16th day, Oh. 11m. Morning.
Last Quarter, .................... 22d day, Bh. 20m. Evening.
New Moon, ...................... 30th day, llh. 5m. Evening .
.; ,: CALENDAR I THE SUN
" ~
~ A OF FEASTS, FESTIVALS AND MEl\IORAELE DAYS I rises seta.
~ Lam-:::Day.---------i~7 23
2, W :4 41 7 22
3 Til Columbus sailed for America 1

SEPTEMBER.
NINTH MONTH-COMMENCING ON FRIDAY.
THIRTY·PA.YS.
First Q.uarter, .......•....••...... 7th day, 6h. 16m. Evening.
Full Moon ....................... 14th day, Sh. 33m. Morning.
Last Quarter, ......•....•...•.... 21st day, lOh. 56m. Morning.
New l\1oon, ...................... 29th day, 3h. 7m. Evening.
:Ii ~ I CALENDAR THE sUN
Q ~ lor FEASTS, rE8TIVALs AND MEMORABLE DAYS. riE.es 3eU.
-------- -----
1 Fr
2 Sa
3 Su
4 M
5 Tu
6 W
7 Th
8 Fr
9 Sa
10 Su
11 1\1
12 Tu
13 W
14 Th
15 Fr
16 Sa
17 Su
18 M
19 Tu
20 W
21 Th
22 Fr
23 Sa
24 Su
25 M
26 Tu
27 W
28 Th
29 Fr
30 Sa.
St. Giles. ;) 12
London bu rnt 1666. 5 14
15th Sunday after Trinity. 5 15
5 16
5 18
5 19
5 20
Coronation of King and Queen. 5 21
5 28
16th Sunday after Trinity. 5 24
5 213
5 27
Battle of Quebec.--Wolfe killed 5 28
1
17th Sunday after Trinity.
Capitulation of Quebec 1759.
St. Matthew.
18th Sunday after Trinity.
St. Cyprian.
St. Michael.
Whitfield died 1770.
[1759.529
5 30
5 31
5 82
5 84
5 :~5
5 36
5 88
5 40
5 42
5 44
5 45
5 47
5 49
5 51
5 53
5 55
6 48
6 46
6 45
6 43
6 42
6 41
6 40
6 39
6 38
6 36
6 31
6 38
6 32
6 31
6 30
6 26
6 27
6 26
6 24
6 22
6 20
6 18
6 16
6 14
6 13
6 12
6 10
6 9
6 7
6 5

OCTOBER.
TENTH MONTH-COMMENCING ON SVNDAY.
THIRTY-ONE DAYS.
First Quarter, .................... 7th day, :lb. 16m. Morning.
Full Moon, ....•..•••.•••....•.•. 13th day, 6b. 20m. Evening.
Last Quarter, .•.•.•..•........... 21st day, 4b. 57m. Morning.
New Moon, ........•............. 29th day, 6h. 39m. Morning.
:S ~ I CALENDAR THE sUN
~ OF FEASTS, FESTIVALS AND MEMORABLE DAYS. ~8~~
1 Su 19th Sunday after Trinity---Re:ni' 5 56 6 3
2 M Major Andre executed 1780. [gius 5 58 6 1
3 Tu 5 59 5 59
4 W 6 0 5 58
5 Th 6 1 5 56
6 Fr 6 2 5 54
7 Sa 6 4 5 53
8 Su 20th Sunday after Trinity. 6 6 5 52
9 M St. Denys. 6 7 5 51
10 Tu 6 9 5 49
11 W America discovered 1492. 6 10 5 47
12 Th Battle of Queenston 1812. 6 12 5 46
13 Fr 6 13 5 44
14 Sa William Penn born 1644. 6 15 5 42
15 Su 21st Sunday after Trinity. 6 16 5 40
16 M : 6 18 5 39
17 Tu 6 ~O 5 37
18 W St. Luke. 6 22 5 36
19 Th. 6 24 5 34
20 Fr i .G 'J.5 5 33
21 Sa : 6 26 5 31
22 Su 22nd Sunday after Trinity.G 28 5 30
23 1\1 I \6 30 5 29
24 Tu I 6 31 c 27
25 W St. Crispin. G 32 5 26
26 Th 16 34 5 24
27 Fr 16 35 5 23
28 Sa St. Simon and St. Jude. 16 37 5 21
29 Su 23d Sunday after Trinity. 16~ 39 5 19
30 M 40 5 18
31 Tu 41 5 17

NOVEMBER.
ELEVENTH MONTH-COMMENCING ON WEDNESD~ Y.
THIRTY DAYS.
First Quarter, ..................... 5th day, 9h. 25m. Morning.
i ull Moon, ...................... 12th day. 6h. 26m. Morning.
N ast Quarter, .................... 20th day, lh. 39m. Morning.
ew Moon, ...................... 27th day, Sh. 55m. Evening.
:;1 ~ CALE[\DAR THE SUN
~ .i
OFFEAsrs, FI:STIVALSAND MEMO'{ABLE DAYS rises. sets.
-----
1 W All Saints. 6 42 5 16
2 Th All Souls. 6 44 5 14
3 Fr Princes,., Sophia born 1777. 6 46 5 13
4 Sa Ki"g' Wm. IV. Ian I,.,! 1688. 6 47 511
5 Su 2±,h Sunday after Trinity. 6 48 5 10
6 1\1 iHichaelmas Term commences. 6 49 5 8
7 Tu 6 51 5 6
8W Princess Augusta Sophia born 1768. 6 53 5 5
9 Th 6 54 !) 4
10 Fr 6 56 5 2
11 Sa St. Martin. 6 58 5 0
12 Su 25th Sunjay after Trinity. 7 0 4 58
13 M 7 1 4 56
14 Tu 7 2 4 55
15 W 7 4 4 53
16 Th 7 il 4 52
17 Fr 7 6 4 51
18 Sa 7 8 4 50
19 Su 26th Sunday after Trinity. 7 9 4 49
20 M 7 10 4 48
21 Tu 7 11 4 47
22 W St Cecilia. 7 12 4 46
23 l'h St. Clement. 7 14 4 44
24 Fr Peace with United States, 1814. 7 15 4 43
25 Sa St. Catharine. 7 16 4 42
26 Su 27th Sunday after Trinity. 7 17 4 41
27 M 7 18 4 40
28 Tu 7 19 4 39
29 W 7 20 4 38
30 Th St. Andrew. 7 21 4 36

DECEMBER.
TWELFTH MONTH-COMMENCING ON FRlDlIY.
TIIIRTY~ONE DAyS.
First Quarter ..•.••............. 5th day, 4h. 58ml Evening.
Full Moon, ........••.••..••.. 1Ith day, 9h. 21m. ~.venillg.
Last Quarter, ................... 191h day, llh. 1m. Evening.
New Moon, ...................... 27th day, 9h. il7m. Morning.
___'-._~,.r., - ''''-''t..,..~
i ~
C.\LEl'ODAR
THE SUN
.s Q OF FEASTS, FESTIVALS AND MEnroRABLE DAYs . rises. BBt!.
-----
1 Fr 7 22 4 35
2 Sa 7 24 4 34
3 Su Advent Sunday. 7 25 4 33
4 M 7 26 4 32
5 Tu 7 27 4 31
6W St. Nicholas. 7 28 4 31
7 Th 7 28 4 30
8 Fr Conception B. V. Mary. 7 29 4 30
9 Sa Milton born 1608 7 29 4 30
10 Su 2nd Sunday in Advent 7 30 4 29
11M 1 30 4 29
12 Tu 1 30 4 28
13 W 7 31 4 28
14 Th Washington died 1799. 7 31 4 27
15 Fr 7 31 4 27
16 Sa 7 32 4 26
17 Su 3rd Sunday in Advent 7 32 4 26
18 M 7 33 4 26
19 Tu 7 3::l 4 25
20 W 7 33 4 25
21 Th St. Thomas. 7 34 4 25
22 Fr 7 34 4 24
23 Sa 7 35 4 24
24 Su 4th Su nday in Advent. 7 35 4 24
25 M Christmas Day. 7 36 4 23
26 Tu St. Stephen. 7 36 4 23
27 W St. John Evangelist- 7 35 4 24
28 Th Innocents Day. 7 35 4 24
29 Fr 7 :34 4 25
30 Sa Black Rock burnt 1813. 7 34 4 25
31 Su
7 33 4 26

POST-OFFICE, CITY OF TORONTO,
DUK~-ST'REET, NEAR THE UPPER CANA.DA BA:SK.
JAMES S. HOWARD-POSTMASTER.
LIST OF POS7',OFFWES !N UPPER ~ LOn~ER OANADA,
CORRECTED TO THE FIRST OF.SEPTEMBER, 1836,
With the Postage of a Single Letter to or from tbe City of Toronto, and
the Time of despatch to each, showing also the Seigniory or Township,
and the District, in which each Office is situated, and the Distance by
the Actual Route of the Mails.
lIlails despatched on ll'Iondays to Offices marked a; on Tltesdays, b;
on Wednesdays, e; on Thltrsdays, d ; on Fridays, e; on Saturdays,f;
and to all other Offices, not marked; Daily, Sundays excepted.
OFFICES.
IJ
.;
Seigniory
~~
" c
';;: or DISTRICT.
0
... Township.
~l
~o
j:l;
~j:l;
,
--~
8. d
1St Hyacinthe, !Montreal,
Abbottsford, LC 415 1 4.
Adolphustown, b d f UC Adolphustown, MIdland, 1730 9
Adelaide, • a d UC Ad~laide, ,London, 1670 9
Albion, • d lJC AlbIOn, ,Home, 530 4.
Aldborough, ' a d UC Aldborol1gtl, I London, 18-10 9
Alexandria, c UC Glengarry

OFFICES.
.,
.9 ""'
!
Bolton, .. I L C iBolton, !Montreal,
Boucherville, L C Boucherville. Montreal,
Bi"antford, I U C ~ixNations Re- Gore,
Brighton, U ()
I
Cr.mahe [serve Newcastle,
Brockville,
U C Elizabethto'i\"n,' J ohn.town,
Brome,
L C Brame, I Mot:!treal,
Brompton, .. L C Brompton, Three Rivers,
Brouaham, • flU pjckering, Home,
Buckingham, .. L C Buckingham, Montreal,
Burford, a b d e U C Burford, London,
Bylowl1, . . ace U C Napean, Bathurst,
Camuen East, b e U C Camden East, lIlidland,
Cap Sante, . •. L C JacqucsCartier Quebec,
CaL"lctull Place, ace u C Beckwith, Bathurst,
Cascades, " L C Vaudreuil, Montreal,
Castleford, ace L C Horton, Bathurst,
Cavan, • f U C Cavan, Newcastle,
Chambly,. L C Chaolhly, Montreal,
Chateauguay, L C Cbateauguay, Montreal,
Chateau'Richer, L C --- Quebec,
Chatham,
L C Chatham, Ottawa,
Cbinguac"ousy, . d U C Chingiiac0usy, Home,
Churchville,. U C Dunham East, Montreal,
Chippawa, ace U C WilloughbV, Niagara,
Clearville, • a d U C Orford,
\~~est('rn,
Canhorough, cUe Can borough, ~Iagara,
Cobourg,
U C Hamilton, Newcastle,
Cocona,
L C Cocona, Quebec,
Colborne,
U C Cramahe, Newcastle,
Colchester, ad U C Colchester, Essex,
Coldwater, cUe Tay, Home, "
Compton,
L C Compton, Three Rivers,
Consecon, b d fLO Hillier, Prince Edward
Cornwall,
U C Oorn\vaIJ, Eastern,
Coteau du Lac, U C Soulanges, MODtreal,
Clarenceville, L C NOYID, !\Tontreal,
Clarke,
U C Clarke, Newcastle,
Credit,
U C Toronto, Home,
Danville,
L C Shipton, Three Rivers,
Darlington,
U C Darlington, Newcastle,
Delaware, • a dUe Delaware, London,
Demorestville, d f U C Sophiashllrg, Midland,
Dewittville, . • L C Godmanchester Montreal,
DlUmmondville, ace U C Stamford, Niag".ra,
Drummondville, L C Grantham, Three llivers,
Dundas,
U C Flambro' ~Vest, Gore,
Dundee,
L C Huntingdon, Montreal,
Dunham,
L C Dunham,
~"inntreal,
Dunnville, a c U C Moulton, Niagara,
Durham,
L C
Durham, Three Rivers,
Eastville,
L C
Foucault, Montreal,
26
Seigniory
or
Township.
DISTRICT.
Is. a-:
4]9,1 4
383,1 2
730 7
98 1 0 7
233 1 0 11
449'11 4
5231 6
290

27
OFFICES.
Eaton,
L C
Embro, cf U C
Emily, f U C
Eri8u8, . a dUe
)i:squesing,"' • a due
Etobicoke,. U C
Farmers\-iJle, ace U C
FeIgus, . b U C
Fitzroy Harbor, ace U C
Fort Eric, a e e U C
Franktown, • {£ C cue
Frederickton, . •
FredericksbUl"g,b tlf U C
FreUghsburg, L C
Frost Village, . L C
.FGurnace Falls. a e e
alt, . . be
U C
U C
Gananoque, . • U C
Gaspe, (must be lJaid) L C
L C
Gen~il1y,
Georgeville, L C
Geor~ina, cue
tJoderich, a e U C
Go.field, ad U C
Granby,:
Grenville,.
L C
L C
Grimsby,
U C
Grondines,
Guelph,
L C
b cue
Haldiroand,. U C
Halifax,
Hallowell, b df U C
Haroiltou, • U C
Hatley, I •
HawlLcsbury, be e
L C
U C
Hc"ryville,
L C
Hemmingford ; I C
Hereford, • . . L C
Hillier, • b df U C
Hlilland Landing, a e e U C
Hope, . • e U C
. Howard, a dUe
I Hull,. a eeL C
. Huntingdon, L C
;lndustry,.
:Isle aux Ncix,
L C
L C
. Isle Verte, L C
:-'KNnouraska, L C
l'Kemptville,. 0 e e U C
fS.K .. swiek, • c U C
!>XilJDarnock, ace V C
Scigniorv
or
Township.
DISTRICT.
l!:aton, 1St. Francis. 581 t t
1
Zona, London, 12(0 9
EmIly,
Raleigh,
INewcastIe,
Western,
1160 9
21,10 11
E.quesing, :Gore, 31:0 4!
Elooicoke, IHome, 9 0 4~
Yonge, IJohnstown, 249:0 11
Nichol, Gore, 1020 9
l"itzroy, IBathurst, 3291 1 2
Bertie, Niagara, 126,0 9
Beckwith, Bathurst, 29°10 II
NewBrunsw'k" ---
Fredricl{sburg·,-lIIidland,
9662 3
186' 0 9
St. Armand, 1]\lontroal, 4-H 1 4
1
Sheff,mI, il\lontreal, 43811 4
Lansdown, 'JohnstoWll, 265 0 11
Oumrries, 'Gore, 71 0 7
Leeds, \ Johnstown, 201 0 11
-- -- -40
Gentilly, Three Rivets, 480 I 4
Stanstead, Montreal,' 467 1 4
Georgina, Home, 53 0 4!
Godedch, London, 1550 9
Gosfield, I'Ve'tern, 246 0 II
Granby, Montreal, , 4241 4
GrenVille, Montreal, I 346 I 2
Grimsby, Niagara, 650 7
Grondine.,
Guelph,
Quebec,
Gore,
6041 8
' 870 7
Haldimaud Newcastle, 810 7
Nova Scotia, -- 1256.2 9
Hallowell, Prince Edward 1~70 9~
Barton, Gore, 48'0 4~
Hatley, Montreal, 583 6
Hawkesbury, Ottawa, 344 I 2
Noyan, Montreal, 4171 4
Hemmingford, Montreal,
Hereford, Three R,vers,
1
414 I '"
597 I 6
Hillier, Prin~ Edwal'd 1110 9
Gwillimsbury, Home, 320 d
E. Gwillimsbu· Home, 350 d
Howard, [ry, Western, 197 0 9
Hull, Montreal, 3281 a
Hinchinbrool(e, Montreal, 416 1 .-
Parish St. Pauls Montreal, 3801 a
River Rich'lieu Montreal, 416 I 4
Isle Verte, Quebec, 688 I 8
l

OFFICES.
]{ingsey,
Kingston,
KUley,
La Bare,
La Beance,
Lacadie,
Lachine,
Lachute,
Lacole,
I. .. anar]{,
Lancaster,
Laprairie, .
t; Assumption,
Lennoxville,
I.Jceds,
Les Eboulemens
Lindsay,
Loughboro'1
L'Islet,
I.lovd Town,
I.ochaber,
LochiE'I
London,
L'Orignal,
Lotbiniere;
Madoc,
•
Manningville,
Mariposa, _
March,
Markham,
Marmora,
Marshville,
i\'lartinto,yu,
Matilda,
1I1elbourne,
ace
ace
j
be
c
c
abde
b ce
•
l\>I errickville,
Mersea,
:Metis,
l\liddletoo,
MiltoD,
Miramichi,
Milford. •.
Mohawkll.
lIIonaghan,
Montr~al
b
a
c
LC
UC
UC
LC
LC
LC
L (!
L 0
L 0
UC
UC
L C
L 0
L (!
LO
0
L C
UC
L 0
UC
LO
UC
UC
UC
L 0
lJC
L 0
f U C
ace U C
UC
ace
ad
ad
c
f
ad
b
Mosa, • ad
Moulinette,
Marray; • b df
MlIlray Bay, "
Nal>!",e~\. ,. "
'aplenwe, "
UC
UC
UC
UC
LO
UC
UC
LC
UC
u C
u c
u c
u c
L C
u c
u c
II "
L C
tiC
L C
28.
Seigniory
or
Township.
DISTRICT.
8 ~-.i
~ ..
-. ~~
A ~p..
Kingsey, II Three Rivers, ~~ / ~.
Kingstoll, Midland, 1770 9
Kitley, Johnstown, 2530 II
St. Antoine, )Three Rivers, 453 I • 4
Tascherean, ,Quebec, 587 I 6
Delery, Montreal, 398 I 2
Island IUontreal Monteeal, 367 I 2
Argenteuil, ! Montreal, 368 I 2
Lacole, :Montreal, 412 I 4
Drummond, I Bathurst, 2880 II
Lancaster, IEastern, 310 I 2
Lap. de la Mag-ilYIOI'itreal, 385 I 2
StSulpice,[d'ln Moutreal, 397 I 2
Ascot, 1St. Fl'~ncis, 567 I 6
Leeds, ,Quebec, 609 I 8
Les Eboulem- ,Quebec, 625,1 8
Ops, [ens, Newcastle,
Lou!!·hboro', 'Midland,
Il510 9
193 0 9
- - 6041 1 8
King, Home, 43'0 4~
Lochober, Montreal, 3~~ I 2
Locbiel, Ottawa, 3~" I 2
London, London, 1380 9
L'Orignal, Ottawa, 350 I 2
Lotbiniere, Quebec, 510 I 6
:vJadoc, Midland,
Hinchinbruoke .Montreal,
1600 9
430 I 4
iVIariposa, Newcastle, 1250 9
March, iB.thurst, . 3401 2
Markham,
;vr armora,
IHome, .
.Midland,
I 220 41
1480 9'
Waiufieet, Niagara, 1350 9
Charlottenbnrg Ea.tern, 307 I 2
Matilda, IEastern, 2600 II
Melbourne, ·IThre. Rivers, 536 I 6
Wolford, IJohnstown, 308 I 2
Mel'sea, Western, 237 0 II
iVIetis, \QUebeC, 7631 10
Middleton, London, lIO 0 9
Traialgar, Gore, 440 4
New B"qusw'k --3 3
Marysborg, !prince Edward 1350 9
Brantford,
l\1onaghan,
IGore, ,
Newcastle,
780 81 () 7
'Island Montreal.LUontreal, 3761 2·
Mosa, London, 1730 9
Cornwall. Eastern, 2870 n
Murray, N eweastle, 101 0 9
Murray Baj', Quebee, 6461 8
'Richmond,
'Napiervmt.
Midland
Montreal,.
1470 9
I ~ 1 ...

29
OFFICES.
Nelson, ••
Newborough, ace
Newmarket, ace
New Glasgow, ..
N.iagara, ••
NIColet, . •
North Georgetown.
North·Port, df
Norton Creek; ..
Norwich, .. ad
Oakville. . ad
Clearville . • a cl
Ol'ilIia, c
Oro, .. . c
Osnahruck,
Otnnabee, bdf
Oxford, ..
Packenham,. ace
Paris, •. cf
Penetanguish0i1C, c
Percy, .. b
Perth, .. a (' e
Peterborough, b d f
Petite Nation ..
Philipsburg, .•
Pickering,
Pointe Claire
Portland, ace
Portneuf, .,
Port Burwell, • ad
Port Colborne, a
Port Dalhousie, a d
Port Dover, a d
Port Hope, ••
Port Robinson, a
Port Stanley, • ad
Port Talbot, • a d
Port St. Francis,
Potton, ..
Prescott,
Point Oliver,
Qilebec, •
Qileenslon,
Raleigh, ad
Rawdon, ••••.,.
Rawdon, •••••• b
Richmond, ace
Richmond Hill, ace
Richmond, .•.•
R!gand, : .......
RIIDOUik.,
Seigniorv
or
Township.
I
DISTRICT.
8. d
u C Nelson, Gore, 320 4.
u c North Crosby, IJohnstown, 2690 11
u c Whitchurch, Home, 300 4
L C ~erreboone, llIontreal, 40G I 4
u C ,r~lagara, !"iagara, 930 7
L c 1l\lColet, Three Rivero, 478 I .(
L C Annfield, ft1ontrcal, -- I 2
u C :::Oophiasburg, Prince Edward 1420 9
L C IBcaUharnOiS,
u C Norwich,
11l1ool1eal,
Londoo
410 [ .(
950 7
Tralal,,,,..r,
u c Orford,
IGore'
\Vestern,
26 0 4,
1890 9
U c ISouth Orillia, Home,
u c Oro, Home,
850 7
7210 7
u C ,Osnabruck, ,E;",tern, 251 0 II
C IVtanabee, I!~ c"", castle, 900 7
u c Oxford, London, 1I0 0 9
u C IPaCkenham, Bathurst, 319 I :a
u c Dumfries, Gore, 790 7
u C Tay, (Home 105 0 9
u c IPercy, Newc;stle, 1360 II
u c Drummond, Rlthurst, 2750 It
u c ,Monaghan, N ",,"castie, 101 0 9
L C !petite Nation, I'lli,mtreal, :l62 I 2
L C ,St. Armand, ll'Iootreal, 432 I 4
u C jPiCkering, Home, 220 4£
L C Mootreal, ftInntreal, 375 I 2
u c ,Bastard, ,.Johnstown, 260 0 II
L C Portlleuf, 'Quebec, 52] [ 6
u c ,Ray ham, l'London, 1370 9
u c ,Thorold, ~iagara, lOfi 0 !J
u c IGrantham, ,Niagara, 870 7
u c 'Voodhouse, ILondon, 10~ 0. 9
u c IlIope, Newcastle 650 7
Ii c 'l'I'horold, INiagara, 940 7
u c ,Yarmouth,
u c IDunwicb,
iLondon,
London,
l[;i 0 9
1650 9
L c !Nicolct, IThree,llivcrs, 475 I 4
L c 'Patton, Montreal, 46·11 4
u c IAugusta, Johnstowu, 2450 II
L c IRouville Coun·IMontreal, 373 I 2
L C IQuebeC,
u c Niagara,
[ty, Quebec,
Niagara,
55(; I 6
1000 7
u c Raleigh, \western, 2010 II
L c iRawdon, Montreal, 417 1 4
u c iRawdon, Midland, 13:l0 9
u c Goulborn, Ottawa, 3071 ~
U !Markham, IHome, 170 d
L c Shipton, Three Rivera, 536 1 6
L c Rigaud, Montreal, 267 1 2
10 e 'Ri~ouski Quebec 736 1 lO~
, 3-

-' ,
OFFICES.
--' ..
.~
..
Il<
30'
Seigniory
or
..
DISTRICT.
.. ......
" I Q ~
Township •
~ I~~
8. d.
Riviere dllLoup 'I'htee Rivers, 4451 4
N,iviere duLoup Quebec, 670 I 8
Riviere Ouelle, Quebec, 6341 8
Murray, Neweaslle, 1060 9
Romney, \IT estern, 228 011
Beauhamois, '\Iontreal, 4191 4
St. Andre, Quebec, 66,1 18
Argenteuil, Montreal, 361 I 2
R iviere du Loup, • L C
R iviel'e du Loup en L C
R iviere Ouelle, [Bas L c
I {iver Trent, u c
R omney, ... ";"d u c
Po ,usselll'own, L C
S t Andre, ... .. L C
S t Andrews, ..•• L C
S t Andrews J , •• c u c Cornwall, Eastern, 30Il 2
S t Audrews, .... --- New Brunsw'k 11322 7
S t Anne de la Parade, L C St. Allne, Quebec, 4961 4
S t Anue la Poca!aire, L C St. Allne, Quebec, 6301 8
S tAnDe BOllt de l'Islc, L C MOIl!real, )1ontref\l, - 249 I 2
S tAutoille, .... L C ~t. Antoine, Quebec,
S 't Benoit, .. .. L C
53y
S t Catharines, ..
-- --- 3761 6
2
rr c Grantham, Niagara, 820 7
15 ~t Cesaire, .. .. L C st. Hyacinthe, ~'lontl'eal, 4091 4
S t Charles, .. .. L C St. Charles, .\1outreal, 415 I 4
S 't Croix" .. .... L C St. Croix, Quebec, 5261 S
S t Denis, '. .... L C [{ichelieu, Monlreal, 4451 4
S t Eustache, .... L c Riv. du Chene, NIonlreal, 397 I 2
S t Fl'ancis, .. .. L C Yamaslta co. Montreal, 44n 4
S 't Genevieve,
L C Montreal, Montreal, ~791 2
S I George, .... L C St. George, "vIonlre.l, 3981 2
S t George, .... c f u c Dumfries, Gore, 690 7
S tGl"e-goil'e, .... L C St. Gregoire, 'fhrec Rivers, 4851 4
S t Giles, .. .... L C St. Giles. Qnebec, 5871 6
S t Hilaire, .. .. L C Rouviilc,' i\lontreal, 4081 4
S I Hyacinthe, .... L C St. Hyacinthe, .vlontreal, 4291 4
S t Jacques, . '" L C St. Sui pice, SIontreal, 409 i 4
S t Jean Pori Joli, L C St.Jean PI. Joli Queuec, (HO 1 S
S t John's, .. .,.
New Rl'Unsw'k 1O(Ui2 5
s t JGhn's, ...... L C Dorchester, .~Iontreal, 4031 4
:s 't johu's, .... ad u c Pelham, Niagara, 920 7
S 't Laurent,
L C Monlreal, NIonll'e.l, 3831 2
S I Luc, 01' Luke, L c Longncuil, .~lonlreal, 397 ( 2
:'i ~t Martin, .
L C 1,le Jesus, Montreal, 388 I 2
S t Martine, ...• L C Beauharnois" ;lonl1'e.l, 362 I 2
S t lVIarie de MOlloir, L ~c Rouville co. Montreal, 402 I 4
S t Mathias, ......... L C Ronville co. ,Iontreal, 3731 2
S t-Nicholas, ........ L C St. Nicholas, Quebec, 5401 6
S t'Ours, " .......... L C St.Onr., ,Hontreal, 421 I 4
t 'Paul's Bay, .... L C --- Qnebec, 6161 S
S t Pierre les Beequets L C St. Pierre, Quebec, 4901
tRemi, ..•.... L C Laprairie, .IJoutreal, 4001 t Roc des Annais, ,. L c
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St. Roc, Queuec, 6251 B
t Roc de L' Achigan, L'£ St. Roc, Montreal, 4091 4
s t'Thlllnas, • • L c SI. Thomas, Quebec, '1i90 1 Ii
S 't'Th'omas, • a d u c Yarmoutb. London, 1550 9
is t Vincent de Paol, L c Isle Jesus, Montreal, 388 I 2
S andwillb, , II C
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Sandwich, Westel'I1" 253 011

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OFFICES. '~
or DIs'rIUCT. ..
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s.d,
Scarborough, " _. e u c Scarboro', Home. 120 41
Seymonr West, _ b u c Seymour, Newcastle. 1470 9
Shannol1'l'ilie, .... u C Tyendinaga, Midla)ld, 1270 9
Sheiford, _. _. .... L C Shefford, Montreal, 4381 4
Sherbrooke, .... L C Ascot, ' Three Rivers, 5631 6
Sidney, • b u c Sidney, Midland, 1250 9
Simcoe,' •....• ad u c, Woodllousc, Lundon, 9710 7
Smith's FaU~, ace U c Elmsley, JohnstoW!l, 2730 II
ISroithviUe, _. _ a d u c Gaiusbol'o' , Niagara, 750,- 7
Stan bridge East, .' L c Stanbridge, Montreal, 425 I 4
St,anste;>.d, _..... L C Stanstead, Muntreal, 480] 4-
Stanley~. Mills, •• d u c Gore of Toron- l1ome, 420 d
Stoney Creek, .. u c Saltlieet, [to, riiagal'a, 55'0 44
Stouffville, .•..•• e u c Whitchurch, Home, 28 0 1
4!
Stratford. • .• _. _ e U c Down,ie, London, ]09,0 9
Streets ville, .• _ a d u C 'Toronto, Gore, 2010 d
Stukely, .... _... L c Stulcely, ,/Hontl'eal, '143 I 4
Terrebonne, •••. _• L C Te"rebonlle, Montreal, 3911 2
Thornhill, ...• ace u c iVi:arkhalU, Home, 120 4;\
Thorold; ...... a d u C Thorold, Niagara, 860 7
'rhree IUvers, . _.• L C Three Rivers, Three Rivers, 4661 -:I
Toronto Township, u C Toronto, Home, NO d
Trafalgar, .•• , __ • u c Trafal~ar, Gore, 200 4~
Troi& Pistole., . _.• L C Trois Pistoles, Quebec, 702 1 IO!
Vankle.ck,Hill, •• C t1 C Hawkesbury, Ottawa, 3371 2
Uxbridge, • f u c Uxbridge, Home, 440 4~
Varennes, ........ L C Varennes. 1Honlreal, 3971 2
Vaudreuil, ••• ; •• L C Vandrenil, lUoDtrcal, 36-11 2
Vercberes, ' •• L C Verchercs, ,Montreal, 3981 2
Vienna, • -''; d u C Bayham, London, HOO 9
Vittoria, .••••• a d u C Charlotteville, London, 1030 9
Wainlieet, ... ,a-d u C Wailllieet, l\J"iagara, 980 7
Walpole, • c u c : Walpole, Niagara, '1370 9
Walsingham, •. a d u c Wal.ingham, London, 1160 9
'VVaj;erford, .... ad u C Towllsend, ·London, 890 7
Waterloo, ...• be u C Waterloo, Gore, 8t\0 7
'Vaterloo" . L C Sheiford, Montreal, 4361 4
Wellington, . _ b df u c Hallowell, Prince Edward -- O' 9
Wellington Square ad u c Nelson, . Gore, ,,380 4~
W!llillmsburg, We~t, u c Williamsburg, : Ea,tern, ;

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Lttterl call be sent to (he undermentioned places, t'ia, (luebee and HalifaA,
on payment of tbe Postage:
Alort'9,
Brazils,
Bermuda,
Corfu, - -
Canaries,
Denmark,
France,
Germany,
s. d, 11. d.
6 0 Mediterranean, - - 7 4.
7 o.~ Netherlands, - - - 6 8
- - 3 U Xewfoundland, (on pay-
- 7 4 ing to Halifax only,) 2 9
- 6 0 Norway, 7 O!
7 O~ Prlls,i1, - - 7 O~
- - - - 6 6 Portugal, - - 5 11
7 O~ Russia, - - - 7 O~
Gibraltar, - - - - 6 3~ ~wi(zerland, - 7 O~
Italy, - -
Ionian Isles,
Madeira,
Malia, -
7 4 Sweden, - - 7 O!
- 7 4 Spain, - - - - 7 7
- 6 0 Turkey, - 7 Oi
- 7 4 West Indies, - 4 2
The l\lail for Chippewa, Drummondville, and Fort Erie, is
despatched on Monriays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, from the
5th of Octohel' (0 the 5th of April-and for Drurnmondville
daily from the 5th April to the 5th October.
Mails for all Offices lying North, 'Vest, and ~:outh of Toronto,
i-ncluding (he United States, ~re closed at 11 o'clock,
A. M.; and for all East, at 4 o'clock, p, M., except those
for the North, which are closed at 9 o'clock, A. 1\1.
Letters cun be sent after the hours of closing, up to twenty
minutes past 9, A. M" ten minutes 10 12, A, M" and to ten
minutes to 4, P. M" 011 payment of Three Pence with eacD
I"etter, exclll~i\·e of the Postnge, w\'ether that is paid or not.
The W eS~C;I'Il and Southem Mails due daily , (except Sundays,)
at I o'clock, p, M.
The NorthErn Mails clue on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and SatunJays,
at 1 o'clock, p, M. .
The EasleI'Ll Mail due daily, except on Mondays, at t'r
o'clock, A, iU.
Leiters fOl' the U niled States must be paid to Lewiston; and
such as are intende(\ to go that way to Europe, must be paid
to New Yurk. Let(prs for Europe can be $ent by way of
Quebec, bAtwecn the 20th of May and ht of November, in
Merchant.rVessels. They can be forwarded by Halifax (per
Falmouth packet) and New York at any seasoo. The Postage
must be paid either way.
A l,etter with ong inclosure is double; and with two or more
inc.los~res, jf it does not weigh an ounce, is treble. Letters
welghmg an ounce al'e chargeable withfdur single rates; and
for each quarter-ounce orer that weight, a single rate ill char­
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Nt'wspapers, Magazines: anI) other print~d ~pers not subject
to letter Postage, mtlst be paid at the time of mailing, at
tile rate of One Penny per sheet, 01' per every 16 pages; or
they tlJill be charged with fuilletterpostfige.
betters can be seut to most parts of the World by way of
New York or Boston .
. Colonial NEwspapers may be sent to Great Britain ami Ireland,
eilher by way of Halifax, 01' by way of l'Iew Yurko By
Halif1lx they are fi'ee of Postage to both sfnder and receiver,­
by New York tht: st!uder must pay Two Pence on each Paper,
and the receiver On~ Penny.
Newspapers !'ent from Great Britain an(1 lI'fland to tlJ~se
Provinces, via Hal;lilx, are free of Postnge to both SQnaef and
receiver if sent within seven days f1'o'n1 the date of publication.
If mailed after tbat period, they are charge·able with full Postage,
a.!I Letters. On receiving papers via New York, Two
Pence is charge~. ble on each.
It is to be particularly observed, that 'Newspapers intenued
to go free, via Halifax, mmt have no murk, 1'nilials, or dale
on the directions, but the address merely. or th

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cession to the distance of 500 feet from the point at \vhich th&
said line intersects the margin of the water on the shore of
Lake Ontario; thence westerly through the waters o~ Lake
Ont:lrio, fol\owioo- the CHrvatUl'es of the shore and keepIng allVavs
500 feet fro~ the margin of the water, till the point is at·
tained, that is 500 feet from the nOl'th·westermost point of the
Penins.ula, forming the Harbour; then across the water to a.
point where a line drawn southerly from the north-easterly
comer of Park Lot No. 29, in the direction of the easterly
boundary line of the said Park lot intersects the margin of the
water on the shore of Lake Ontario; thence northerly along tb"
said line so drawn to the north side of the allowance for road
between tbe Park lots and the second concession from the Bay;
thence easterly along the s-aid north sile of the allowance for
road [0 the easterly shore or water's edge of the river Don;
thence southerly along t-he easterly edge of the river Don to
the point where the water's edge intersects the southerly side
of the allowance for road in front of the first concession;
thence easterly along the south side of the said allowance for
road in front of the said first concession to li:e place of begining,
except the lands that have bsen conveyed to the University
of King's College. .
3rd. Limits of the City, commencing at Ihe distance of one
chain on a course north, 74 degrees east from the south-east
angle of Park Lot No, 3, in'lhe Township of York; thence
south 16 degrees east upon a continuation of the allowance for
road between Park LoIs numbers 2 and 3 to Ihe water's edge
ufthe'Bay in frollt oflheTolV1l of York ; thence westerly along
the water's edge of lbe said Bay 10 tbe point at which the
westerly limit of the allowance for road between Park lots
numbers 18 and 19 in the said Township of York being produced
southerly intersects the said water's edge; thence northerly
in the direction of the said westerly limit of the said allowance
tor road to the distance of 400 yards n(.'rth of the
northerly boundary line of Lot s[reet; thence easterly parallel
to Lot street, to the easterly boundary line of the allowance
for road between Park lots numbers 2 and 3; thence south
16 degrees east along the easterly boundary Iioe of the said allow~nc.e
for road 400 yards more or less to the place of
begl.nmng, and that the said City be divided into five Wards,
to be called respectively St. George's St. Patrick's St. Andrew's,
St. David's, and St. Lawrenc~'s. '
4th .. St. Da~.id's Ward, all that part of the City north o£lhe
north SIGe of K IIlg street, and .east of the west side of Yonge-st.
5th. St .. Andrew's Ward, all that part of the tJity between
the north slde.of Lot street, and the north side of King street
and" ('st of the west side of ¥onge street. ' •

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. 6th. St. ,Patrick's Wald, all that part of (he City north of
the north sIde of Lot-sl. and west of the west side of J: onge-st.
7th. Sl. ,Lawre~~e's Ward, a\l that ~art of the City ~outh of
the north sIde of Klllg street, and east ul the west side of Yonge
street.
8th. St. Georgt"s Ward, a\l (hat part of the City south of
the nurth side of King street, and west of the \Vest side of
Yonge street.
9th. Attaches the lib0rties immediately adjacent to each
Ward, to fhlch ~djacent Ward. .
10th. City by Act of Common Council may erect any part
of the liberties into outer "'anls, such ouler II ards not tu exceed
five in number.
11th. The Liberties of any wanl, when it has as many inhabitants,
and contams as much assessed properly as the smallest
ward at the first a3sessment after the passing of tbis Act,
must be erected into an ?uter ward, by proclamation of the
Mayor.
12th. From the date of the proclamation such part of the
·liberties to be a separate ward, and have all the privileges of a
ward, but not to return m~mber3 to the Common Council until
the time of the next City Election.
13th. All that portion CJf the Uberties (commonly called the
Bay) to constitute the Port of Toronto.
14th. The inhabitants of (he said City to form a Body CorpOl'ale
and Poli~ic by the name of the City of Toronto, to have
a Common Seal with power to change the same, to be capable
of suing and being sued, and of purchasing and hohling
Estate, real and persunal, and of giving and receiving Bonds,
Judgements, &c. &c.
15th. Two Aldermen and two Vommon Councilmen to be
chosen for each Ward, who shall choose the .lVhyor from
among the Aldermen, in case of equality of votes that Alderman
who is hi~hest assessed to give the casting vote.
16th. Qualification for an Alderman, to have been resident
householder for one year next belore the election, to be so resident
as the time of election, and to be possessed uf real property
within the City or Liberties, rated at' two hundred
pounds.
17th. Qualification for a Common Councilman Ihe same as
that for an Alderman, except the property, which is one bundred
and fifty pounds including additional fire-places.
18th. That the A ldermen and Vommon Councilmen of
the said City shall be elected respectively by the majority of
votes of 'such persons being male inhabitant householders
within the ward for which the election shall be hulden, or the
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the election, either in freehold or as tenant for a term of years,
or from year to year of a tuwn lot or dwelling house, wi.thin the
said Ward or Liberties, provided always, that a portion of a
hOllse in which any inhabitant shall reside as a hou3ebolder, and
not as 'i boarder or lodger, ~nd hu\'ing II distin(,t communicaliol]
with the street by an outer door, shall be considered a
dwelling house within ihe meaning 01 this clause: and provided
also, that no person shall vote at any such election wbo has
not been a r~sident inhabitant within the said City or Liherties
thereof for the period of twelve calendar months, and wbo has
not resided within the Ward for which the election shall be
holden,or the Libelties attached ther"to, lor the period of three
C3lendnr months next before the election.
19th. The l\Ia),or, AldermEn, and Common Councilm~n,
and ,'oters at any flection for city affairs, 10 be natural born
or naturalised wbjects of His .iYlaJesty, of tbe full age of
tlVenty-olle; .
20th. '1' be legislative power of the City is vested ill the
Mayor, Aldermen, and Common CQuncilmen in Council.
21st. That all legislati ve Acts of the said City are to be ex·
[rcs,eu as elJ3ctc(1 by the Mayol', Aldermen, and Commonalty
of the City of Toronto, in Common Council assembled.
22nd. The Cily sh'lll have power to make aHd alter any
laws for legulatin~ slnltls, roa(~s, walks illlllllJghlV&Ys, to prevent
call1e,'j'e. running at large, to tax and regulate dogs, to
prevent encumbering and Injuring the streets., &c., to prevent
selling by retail in Ihe publit; highways, any meat, vegetables,
fruits, (:fre., to prevent the sale of intoxicating drink to childlen,
to preHnt immoderate riding, driving, or riding or driv.
ing hones or callie on side-walks, to regulate wharves, and !o
prevent obstructions in the harbour, to regulate and prevent
fisbing, fishErY lights, bathing, tipling houses, &c., to enforce
observance of the sabbatb, to regulate or prevent public
sllJwa, to prevent cruelly to animals, billiard tables, theatres,
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or being' 'vit~in the liberties, to make a)llaws for the city not
repagnant wlth the Statutes of th~ ProvInce, provided that the
penalty for the hl'each of any Cltv law shall not exceed ten
pounds or thirty days imprisonment, and th[lt the fine for refusing
to fill a~y municipal office shall not exceed ten pounds,
23rd. The city shall ha,e the power to protract or widen
the streets. .
24th. The city shall have power to borrow money, not exceeding
the revenue tf) accrue within the next five years.
25th. Two Aldermen and two Common Councilmen to be
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43rd. Resolutions as to improvements, appropriations of
public money, !I:l;c. to be printed and published eight days before
adoption.
441h. Yeas and Nays to be taken on all such resolutions.
45th. Council to have power to punish its members.
'46th. No measure for raIsing or appropriating money, &c.
to pass, until printed ana published eight days. .
47th. Rules imposing penalties to be published In U. C. Gazette
and other papers.
48th. Laws of the City to be signed by the Mayor, and to
be entered in a book for public inspection, at all reasonable
hours, on (mym~nl to the Clerk of six-pence.
49th. FOUl" Sessions of the Common Council to commence
on the third Monday in February, M.1Y, August, and November,
in each year.
50th. The Mayor may cali Special Meetings, and in case
of his death, another to be elected.
51st. Salary of the Mayor not less than one hundred and not
more than five hundred pounds.
52nd. Court of Common Council to be a Court of Record.
53rd. Chamberlain and HIgh Bailiff to be appointed on the
third Monday of February in each year. .
54th. Clerk of the Common Council- to be appointed; and
to be keeper of lhe City Records.
55th. Clerk of the Market, Assessors, Collrctors, and other
officers to be appointEd.
56th. Rates and Assessments unpaid ten dllYs after demand,
may be levied by distress, by warrant of th'e Mayor or any
Alderman, upon oath of demand and neglect. .
57th. Constables, Assessor~ and Collectors to be appointed
from time to time by the Council, and remunerated as to them
shall seem meet.
58th. Per ct'ntage to Chamberlain.
59th. Statement of accounts to be published annually.
6l)th. Salary to the High Bailiff as the court shall direct.
61st. Clerk of tho Council to be Clerk of lhe Peace within
the City.
62nd. Assessors to make returns of Assessment Rolls to the
Clerk of the Common Council.
63rd. Collectors to give security to the satisfaction of the
Council. -.
64th. High Bailiff and Constables not bound to attend olher
than the City Courts and lhe Courts of Assize for the Home
District.
65th. High Bailiff and Constables bound to obey the Mayor
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. 66th. :rhe. Mayor and Aldermen to be Justices of the Peace
lD the saId CIty .
. 6~lh. Jus!ices for the HO!lle District to have no jurisdictino
wlthm the CIty, except holdmg the Quarter Sessions. Warrants
of the Justices of tbe Home District; and of the Mayor
and Aldermen, to have effect all over the district.
68tb. To license Livery Sta~les, Keepers, and Keevers of
Hackney Coaches, &c. .
69th. Inhabitants of the city competent witnesses in trial
affecting the Corporation.
70th. Recovery and aPillication of penalties.
71et. Board of H~a!th to be appointed witb 911 the powers
conferred by 3rd Wilham tbe 4th, chap: 48.
72nd. Duties of tbe Clerk uf the Market.
73rd. City to have the power to establish licences and tecrulate
ferries to the Peninsula. .,
74th. Rogues and vagabonds to be committed to the O'aol or
house of correction.
t:>
75th. Salaries of City Officers, except the Mayor and
Chamberlain's, to be at the discretion of tbe Council.
76th. Mayor and Aldermen to license Inn-keepers.
77th. Mayor to hold a COUI·t, assisted by tbe Aldel'llw!) or
anyone of them, to be called the MaY01"S Court of the City
of Toronto.
78th. The Mayor's Court to have the same criminal jurisdiction
as the Courts of Quarter Sessions of the Province.
79th. The meeting of the Court to be the second Monday
after the opening of the fOUl' regular sittings of the Court of
Common Council in each year.
80th. Grand Jury to consist of t\venty-four.
81st. Petit Jury to consist of not less than thirly-six n0r
'more tbaD sixty.
82nd. Qualification of Grand and Petit Jurors to be !be
same as in any Court of thii Province.
83rd. Clerk of the Common Council to be Clerk of (h.e
Mayor'S Court.
84th. Authority of the Grand Jury of the Mayor's Court, the
Barne power and autbority over offences committed in the City
of Toronto and liberties, as that of the Grand Jury of the.
(~uarter Sessiolls.
85th. Form of proceedings in Mayor's Court to be the same
as 111 the Court of Quarter Sessions.
86th. Court may ol'der costs to be paid out of the city funds,
87th. Market Square vested in the cily for public uses.
88th. City liable for the payment oCthe debt due, contracted
under thp, authority of Ihe Magistrates of the Home District,
{or the erection of tbe Market Buildings.

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89th. The Inhabitants of the city and liberties, exempt from
serving on Juries at any other than the City Court, and the
Courts of Oyer and Terminer and General. Gaol Delivery and
Nisi Prius for the Home District.
90th. City Officers and members of the Fire Companies
exempt Irom Militia duty. .
91st. Officers refusing to take the Oath of Office lIable to
be proceeded against lor r~fusing to serve: _.
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Andrew T. McCord, Chamhel'lain.
Charles Daly, Clerk of the Common Council, and Clerk
of the .Peace.
James Stitt, High Bailiff.
William Phair, Clerk of the Market.
Matthew Hayes, City Inspector.
John Dempsey, Weigh Master.
Ni.cholas Harvey, Town Crier.
Michael Teeven, Josiah Kendrick, and John Fleming
t:onstables.
'
Tho Police Office is held in the City Hall.'
'rhe Mayor's Comt is held at the Court-House four times in
each year, viz :-The first Monday in March, June, September,
and December; the jurisdiction of which extends flyer
the city and liberties, wilen tbe Mayor, for the time being,
presities, assisted by one or more of (he Aldermen.
POPULATION OF THE CITY· OF TORONTO.
1834 1835 1836
St. George's Ward, .
718 795 800
St. Patrick's Ward, • 1472 1600 1495
St. Andrew'S Warti, • 1748 2049 1919
St. David's Ward, • 3394 3780 3504
• St. Lawrence's Ward, 1922 1541 1844
9254 9765 9652
NOTE.-Exclusive of the Military, persons conuned ill the Gaol, and
all traDsieDtpcl'sODS, Emigr.ants, &c.
CITY OF TORONTO FIRE ENGINE COMPANY.
TWO ENGINES-SEVENTY MEIIUIERS.
William Musson, Captain.
John Baker, Lieutenant No.1. Engine.
Daniel Morrison, Lieutenant No, 2. Engine.
J. F. Westland, Treasurer.
Charles Hunt, Secretary.
CITY OF TORONTO HOOK & LADDER COMPANY.
SIXTY MEMBERS.
Wm. Ketchum, President. I M. P. Empey, lst Lieutenant.
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\Villiam Ross, 2nd Lieutenani.
William Bright, Treasurer.
George L. Norton, Secretary.
NOTE.-Every member of the rife Company and Hook and Lad~e~
Company, during his continuance m ~ctual d~ty, are exempt from Md.­
tary duty in time of peace, from servmg as Juryman or a c.oustab!e, "!ld
from all other city.offices.
BOARD OF HEALTH FOR THE ()lTY CF
TORONTO.
Thomas D. Morrison, Mayor, President.
Alderman John King, M. D., Alderman George Gurnetl,
Alderman James E. Small, and James Beaty.
GENERAL STAGES,
l'ROM THE CORNER OF FRONT AND MARKET STREETS,
Between Toronto and Kingston.-A Stage leaves Toronto
every day, Saturdays excepted, at 5 o'clock in the afternoon,
and on Sundays at 10 o'clock for Kingston.
Between Toronto and Hamilton.-A Stage leaves Toronto
every day, Sundays excepted, at 12 o'clock noon, for Hamilton.
.
Between Toronto and the Holland Landing. - A Stage
leaves Toronto every day, Sundays excepted, at 9 o'clocli in
!he morning, and arrives at Phelps' Inn, Holland Landing, at
5 o'clock the same evening, passing through Newma.rket on its
way.
Steam-packets and Schooners are hourly arriving at and
departing from the Port of Toronto, to and from Niagara,
Hamilton, Oakville, Port Credit, Port Hope, Cobourg, Kingston,
Brockville, Prescott, Ogdensburgb, Qewego, Rochester,
Lewiston, and the intermediate ports.
Field's Liverv Stables, Henrietta-street, lind
John Grantham's Livery Stable, Old Bdtish Uoffee-Housc,
Front-street, where can be had Horses, Coaches Gigs Waggons,
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CITY OF TORONTO AUXILIARY LIBLE '
SOCIETY.
His Excellency Sir Francis Bond Head, Patron.
The Hon. John Henry Dunn, President.
Peter Paterson, Treasuft'f.
Rev. W. T. Leach, Rev. W. Merrefield, Secretaries.
Mr. R?bt;rt Cathcart, .1~7 King-street, Depository.
Subscriplion of five slJlllmgs annually constitutes Ii member.
A nnual meeting of the Society, secone1 week in February.
CITY OF TORONTO LADIES BII3LJJ: ASSOCIA.
TION.
Mrs. Small, Preshh.nt.
Mrs. Leaoh, Treasurer.
Miss McCleaver and Miss McCall, Secretaries.
SOCIETY FOR PROMOTING CHRISTIAN KNOW·
LEDGE.
His Excellency Sir Francis Bond Head, Patron.
'I be Hon. & Rt. Rev. the Lord Bishop of Quebec. Pre~ident.
Rev. Mr. Grasett, Secretary.
Robert Stanton, Treasul'er and Librarian.
Tbe general Depository is at the Gazette Office, 164 Kingstreet.
Subscription of ten shillings annually constitutes a member.
The annual meeting of the Soeiet.v is held OD Easter Monday,
in St. James' Church, City of Toronto.
UPPER CANADA RELIGiOUS TRACT AND BOOK
SOCIETY.
Rev. Dr. Harris, Principal of U. Canada College, President.
James Hamilton, Treasurer.
William Hepburn and Rev. E. Maxwell, Secretarie9.
Robert Cathcart, 147 King-st., City of Toronto, Deposilory.
Subscription of five shillings annually constitutes a member,
and every member entitled to have Tracts to the value of balf
his subscription:
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SOCIETY FOR CONVERTING AND CIViLIZING
THE INDIANS, AND PROPAGATING THE GOS­
PEL AMONG THE DESTITUTE SETTLERS IN
UPPER CANADA.
FORMED 29TH OCTOBER, 1830.
His Excellency Sir Francis Bond Head, PatrOl!.
The Hon. &. Rt. Rev. the Lonl Bishop of Quebec, President.
Alexander "YoDd, Tl·easurer.
Rev. Charles Matthews, Secre~ary.
CITY OF TORONTO INSTITUTION FOR THE RE.­
UEF OF THE ORPHAN, THE FATHERLESS
AND WIDOW. .
Alexander 'V ODd , Treasurer.
The Hon. and Ven. Archdeacon of York, Secretary.
HOME DISTRICT SAVINGS BANK.
OPENED JUNE 5, 1830.
At the Office of the Treasurer of the District, at the Court';
nouse, King-s~reet,
City of Toror.to.-Open on Saturdays
from 11 to 1 o'clock.
AlexaI'Idel' Wood, Treasurer.
CITY OF TORONTO TEMPERANCE SOCIETY.
ESTABLISHED 1828.-RKORGANIZED,1835.
Marsha 11 Spring Bid we II, President.
James Lesslie, Tre3surer.
Rev. John Beatty, Corresponding Secretary.
J. H. Lawrence, Secretary.
Number of members, 632.
Under IhA direction of tbis Society is .published a monthlv
paper intitled the" Temperance Record," and issued froAl the
Book-Store of Messrs. Lesslies, on the following terms :-City
subscribers 2s. 6d. per annum; country subscribers including
posta&,e, 3s. per annum; a reduction made upo~ taking a
quantity. .

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CITY OF TORONTO ANNUAL BAZAAR.
Lady Pait'oness for 1836, Mrs. Powell;
Conduct,ed by M~s. Strachan and Ladies of Toronto.
ceeds apphed to objects of charity.
Pro.
UPPER CANADA COLLEGE CRICKET CLUB,
CITY OF TORONTO.
His E:-rceHency Sit' F, B, Head, Patron.
John Kent, President.
Lukin Robinson, Vice-President,
Augustus Keefer, Treasurer.
Larratt W. Smith, Secretary •
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CITY OF TORONTO LITERARY CLUB,
ROOM~ AT MR. ROWSELL'S BOOK-STORE, KING -S'1.
ESTABLISHED 24TH JANUARY, IS::3.
His Excellency Sit' F. B. Head, Patron,
The Attorney General, Pt'esident.
Thomas Galt, lst VICe-President,
J, G. Spragg8, 2nd Vice-President,
J. S, Lee, Secretary;
'V. 'Yo Street, Treasurer.
CITY OF TORONTO ETHICAL AND LITERARY
SOCIETY_
FORMED SEPTEMBER, 1836,
The object of the abo've Society is the reading'of Essays or
Ethical and Literary subjects, and also debating on ql1estion~
given out for discussion. -Debates which may partake of ~
political or religious chal'acter are exclud~d; amI none but
Iluch as accord with the name of the Society can come under
consideration. It is ill contemplation that a Library and Museum
be attaclied to thp. Society_
The meetings' are held every Thursday evening, in the District
Scbool.

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STRANGERS' BURIAL GROUND,
'COMMONLY CALLED POTTER'S FIELD,
Situated on Yonge Street Road, one mile from the City.
This Institution owes its origin to Mr. Thomas Carfrae; it
comprises Six Acres of Ground, and has a neat S~xton's house
built close by the gate; the name of the Sexton IS John 'Volstancroft,
who keeps a Registry of every person buried therein.
Persons of all creeds, and persons of no creeds, lire allowed
burial in this cemelery; fees to the Sexton, 58. It was instituted
in tbe fall of 1825, and incorporated by Act of Parliament
30lb January, 1826: it is managed by five Trustees who
Eire chosen for life; and in case of tlH' death of any of them, a
public meeting of the inhabitants is called, when they elect a
successor or succpssors in tr.eir place.
The present Trustees are, Thomas Carfrae, jun., Thomas
D. Morrison, Peter Paterson, John Ewart, Thomas Helliwell.
CITY OF TORONTO HORTICULTURAL SOCiETY.
Established for encouraging the introduction and cultivation
of the most esteemed varieties of Fruits, Flowers, and Vegetal,Ies.
COMMITTEE OF MANAGEMENT FOR 1836.
,Ja~cs Rei?" A. Blue, J. Dempsey, P. Armstrong, James
JF'Lemmg, Wilham Burn, Charles Franks, George Lesslie. D.
:Blue, .John Gray, John Grainger.
James F. Westland, Treasurer.
John Logan, Secretary.
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l:OMMERCIAL NEWS ROOM,
CITY OF TORONTO.
BUllated at the North East Corner of the .iflarket Square.
T. W. Birchall, President.
J. "V. Brent, Secretary. "
David McMaster, Room Keeper.
Subscription for 12 months, 30s.
Do. 9 do. 24~.
Do. 6 do. 178.6d.
Do. 3 do. lOs.
Do. 1 do. 5s.
Merchant's Clerks for 12 months,
15s. per annum.
Country members not residing ~
within 10 miles of Toronto, 5 - 209. per annum,

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.T~e Me~berB and Officers of.the Legislature not residing
wlthm 10 miles of Toronto, dunng the Session are admitted
to IhQ News Room, on entering their names in Ihe Introduc.
lion-book. .
All Captains and Pursers of Steam-boats allowed free acce,,8
to tbe Rooms.
All Strangers are permitted to frequent Ihe Rooms for one
week, upon either a personal or lVntten introduction by any
Subscriber.
The Room is open every day, except Sundays, from 6 in
the morning to 8 in the evening, from 1st April to lst October;
and frum S in the morning to 10 in the evenillg, from 1st October
10 lst April.
TORONTO ~IRCHANJCS INSTITUTE.
\V. \V. B~ldwill, President.
Dr. Rolph, William B. Jarvis, John Ewart, ? V' P 'd t
lIud Hon. R. B. Sullivan, 5 Ice r~sl en 9~
James Lesslie, Treasurer.
T. Parson and J. F. Westland, Secretaries.
Their Rooms are situated in the Market Buildings. Subscription
5s. per annum.
£200 was granted by the Legislature, April 1835, for:the
purchase of a collection of Instruments suitable and proper for
illustrating the principles of Natural Philosophy, Geography,
Astrol'lomy, and the Matb~matics.
CITY OF TORONTO BOARD OF TRADE.
Hon. W. Allan, President.
J. 'V. Brent, Secretary.
CITY OF TORONTO MECHANICS' ASSOCIATION.
FORlHED 6TH SEPTEMBER, 1836.
Its objects the protection of Mechanical Labour, either by
petition to the Legislature, or to any other branc!.. of Governmen't
for any alteration or extension of duties, by in forcing tbe
law ;gainst such all may violate it to their injury, by addresses
to the public or to its own members, or by any:otber lawful
means in its power.
Alexander Hamilton, Chairman.
Claarles Sewell, Secretary and Treasurer.
Tbe President, Treasurer, &c. to be cboseD.

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S-r. GEfRGE'S SOCJ~TY'; CITY OF TORONTO.
INSTiTUTED'1835.
Captain Macaulay; R. E., President.
Grant Powell, 1st Vice-President.
R, S. Jameson, 2nd Vice-President.
John Kent, §pcrelary.
'fl'illiam Stennett, Treasurer ..
Anniversary Festival Et. George's Day.
ST. PATRICK'S SOCIETY OF THE CITY OF
TORONTO.
INSTITUTrD 14TH SFPTEJ)IBER, 1836.
HOll. Rob~rt Baldwin Sullivan,.Fresident.
John King, M, D. ?
0:id1atrioti,vl
and attachment to the land of theIr fathers,
~h. ANDREW'S SOCIETY OF THE CITY OF
TORONTO.
MOTTO-" Nemo me ·;mpune lacessit."
H1STITUTED MAY 5,1836.
Hon. \'1'. Allan, President.
Alexander Wood and William Proudfoot, Vice-Presidents.
Peter Paterson, Sen., James Newbigg'ing and Isaac Buchanan,
Managers. .
Rev. D,l!-. Leach and Rev. Mr. M.acaulay, Chaplains.
Dr. W. Telfer, Physician.
John Ewart,Thomas Carfrae, Archibald Macdonell, and G.
C. Strachan, Standing Committee.';'
C. S. Murray and Donald Ross, Committee of Accounts.
Alexander Murray, Treasurer.
Samuel Spreu\l, Secretary.
Four Quarterly Meetings annually, second Thursday In
February, May, August, :lnd November.
Anniversary Festival St. Andrew's Day.'

CITY OF
TORONTO COMMERCIAL DIRECTORY.
FOR
1836-7.
AK ALl'HABETICAL LIST OF TIlE INHABIT .... XT5.
ABBS 'William, Bricklayer, Boulton's Block, Lot.street.
_-\ddy James, Carter, Ontario.st.
Adams William, Gardner & Seedsman, Y onge-st.
Adams Samuel, Laborer, Hospital.st.
Adamson Richard, Carpenter, Elizabeth.st.
Adamson John, Stone.cutter and Mason, March.st.
Adams Bennet, Joiner, Spadina A venue.
African Chapel, 40 Hospital.st.
Agricultural Bank, Front.st.
Alexander Robert, Joiner, 15 Lot.st.
Alexander William, Carpenter, 4 Lot.st.
Alexander Robert, Grocery, &c. Lot.sl. west.
Allan John, Laborer, March.st.
Allan, Hon. l\' m. Lot.st. east.
Allan Edward, Tailor, Terauly.st.
Allnon of Upper Canada Office, Market Buildings.
Albion Inn, Hugh Henderson, Church-st
Alderdice Samuel, Porter at the U. C. College
Amos, S. Issuer in Commissariat Office.
Anchor Inn, Church Lane.
Anderson Thomas, Carter, Church.st.
Anderson Charles P., Laborer, York.st.
Anderson Adam, Book-binder, Upper George.st.
Anderson Thomas W., Watch .Maker, 131 King.st.
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Andere:;o John, geiltkman, 50 Lot.at.
Anderson John. Provision Store, 58 Lot.st.
Anderson James, Boot and Shoe.maker, Lot.st. west.
Anderson William, Carpenter, 26 Hospital.st.
Anderson R. G., 1st Teller na:lk of U. C.
Anderson James, Moulder, Richmond-st.
Anderson -. Iron.folillder, J\e\\'gate.slreet.
Anderson L'Tas, Lahore:r, lVLrch.street.
Andrews \Villiam, Sext.)!) English Church, Richmond.st.
Andrews Geof,!!;\), Boot & Shoe.maker, ElizuuC'th.st .
. o\ndruss Samu~l, Ironfounder, Yonge-st
Anthony Francis, Laborer, Market.st.
Antrim Inn, S. Madden, near the Catholic Church
Archd'n ofYork,Hon.&Ven.J.Strachan, D. D. 54 Front.Bt
Archer Widow, York st.
Arent & Seright, Miiliners, &c. York.st.
Armstrong Thomas, Carpentel', 11 Lot-st.
Armstrong Thomas, Blacksmith, Newgate.st.
Armstrong James, Saddler, 3t YOllge.st.
Armstrong John, Merch",,1, 33 Yonge.st.
Armstrong & Beatty, Shoemakers, 55 and 57 King-st.
Armstrong J.R., Dry Goods' .Merchant, 157 King.st.
Armstrong Philip, Butcher, Yonge·st. road.
Ardagh Daniel, Laborer, Newgate.st. east.
Arthurs William, Merchant, 83 King.st.
Arthurs Mrs. Widow, Newgate-st.
Ashbridge Jonathan, Yeoman, Kingston road.
Ashton James, Carpenter, Richmond.st.
Askin John, Carter, Newgate.sreet.
Ashfield James, Gunsmith, Yonge.st.
Atkins William, Eating.house, l\1;ul,et.square.
Atkinson William, Saoler, &c. 85 King.st.
Atkinson James, Laborer, MII-rch.st.
Attorney Gen ral's Office, Parliame:lt buildings, Front.st.
Au~ustus William, D'yer, &c. 178 King.st_
Auld Lang Syne Tavern, Thomas Dunlop, Church.ilt
Auldjo R. G., Government Messenger, Hospltal.st
Argyle Inn, Thomas Earles, Newgate.st
Austin Henry, Gentleman, 78 Newgate-st.
Austin Widow, New.st.
AUliltin James, Printer, March.lit.

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Baclenacb Alexander, Grocer. &c. 117 King.st.
Bagnell Humphre~', Laborer, Lot.st. west.
Baker John, Black Swan tavern, 211 King-st.
Baker'Charles, Tailor, 219 King.st.
Baker Job, King Alfred taveru, 197 King.at.
Baldwin Dr. W. W. Front-st.
Baldwin John S. 42 KillO'.st.
Baldwin R., Attornev &"'c. Front.st.-offir.e 195~ King.st
Baldwin HOrJ. Capt.: Russell hill Spadinu.
Baldwin William A., Spadina.
Balfour George, Tailor: Jordan.st.
Bal! Joseph, Laborer, Newgate.st. west.
Ballard John, Clerk Post office, Princes.sl
Bancroft Daniel, Priuter, Richmond.s!.
Ballnerman J ohn, Pro\'i~ion store, j\'!arkct.hme.
Banks Jared, Halter, York.st.
Bank of Upper Canada, Duke.st.
Bank Commercial of the lIfidland District, 207 King.ill.
Balik Fm'mers Joint Stocle Company, King.st. we~t.
Bank Agricultural, Truscott & Green, Front.st.
Bank of the People, New.st.
Baptist lIIeeling.house, March.st.
Barron --, U. C. College
Barber G. A, Writing.master U.C. College, 92 Newgate.st
Barker Mrs.,'Vidow, Hospital.st.
Barnes Robert, Butcher, Dutchess.st.
Barnfilther John, Bricklayer, Yonge.st.
Barnes vViliiam, Laborer, New.",!.
Barnet E., in the Commissarat Department.
Barr William, Laborer, Lot·sl. west.
Barron J olllJ, 'Vell.digf{Cr, Lot.st. east.
Barron George, Boot & Shoe maker, 22:3 King.llt.
Barry Mrs., Widow, 4D Yonge.st.
Bartiey Dr. Surgeoll 15th Regt. 98 Newgate.st.
Barlon l\lrs., 'Vidow, Richmond.st.
Bartrom \V illiaflJ, Carter, March-st.
Battle John, Storekeeper, Church.st.
Baxter James, Bricldayer, Spndina Avenue.
Baxter Samuel, Tl'lilor, 32 Y ollge-sL
Ba"nes Thomas, William.st.
Bay HO'fse tavern, Y onge.st. .
Bayley John, Painter, Newgllte.st. west.

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Bealllish John, Brickmaker, Park, St, Lawrence W,ml.
Beamish Thomas, Brickumker, Park, St. Lawrence Ward.
Eeard Robert, Gentleman, 8 Y ooge.st.
Heard Joshua G., Gentleman, Kingston.road.
Beattv James, British 'Yoollell warehollse, 177 King-st,
Beatty John Rev." Methodist minister, Hospital-st.
Beatty & Armstrong, Shoe-makers, 55 and 07 Killg-st.
Beatty Johu jun., at J. R. Armstrong, 157 King-st.
Beatty Mrs. Widow, Ontario-st.
Bearcroft John, Gardener, Hospital-:;t.
Beckett Josep!l, Toronto I1Iedical Labomtorl', King-st.
Beel,man Robert, Gentlem~,n, Spadina

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Bishop John sell'r" YOllge.street road.
Bishop John jUlJ'r., Butcher, Killgstoll road.
Bishop of Quebec's residence, Market.street west.
Bishop Paul, Blacksmith, Caroline.st.
Bishup's Buildings, Newgate.st.
Birchall T. W., Managing lIirectof; B.A. F.A.Co. Duke.st
Black ThomalS, Carpenter, Duke.st.
Black James, Laborer, John.st.
Black Su'an Tavern, 211 King.st.
Black Bull Tavern, James Rossiter, Lot·st
Blackford Daniel, Gentleman, Elizabeth.st·
Blain William, Boot & Shoe maker, 49 King.~L
Blake James, Engineer, Terauly.st.
Blake H ume, Studellt at Law, J ohn.st.
Blake 'Villiam, Laborer, Richmo'ld.st.
Blakeley James, Laborer, Newgate.st. west.
Blighto)) John, Laborer, George.st.
B1eukinsopp Thomas, Bay Horse Tavern, Yonge.st.
Blevins Rohert, Gentleman, 8 Lot.st.
Blue Bl'll lilli, Thomas Richardson, Lot.street west.
Blue Bonnet Tavern, Y ollge· st
Boddy James, Laborer, Uuchess·st
Boice Abraham, Carpenter &c, Richmond.st.
Bolton William, Mason &c, Lot.street east.
Bolton Edward C., School, Kingston road.
Bond Thomas, Brickmaker, Lot.street west.
Bond Richard, Laborer, Milburn's Block, Front.st.
Bonycastle Capt. R. H. Front·st. near the Garrison.
Booth Robert, Sawyer, Ontario.st.
Bostwick Lardner, Gentleman, 175 King.st.
Bostwick George. Gentleman, 175 King.st.
Bosworth MOllis, Carpenter, Upper George.st.
Botsford D. Ontario House Inn, corner Market &Church.st
Botsford J. D., Blacksmith, Front.st. on Bay shore.
Boulton D' Arcv, Lot.street west.
Boulton William H. Attorney &c., Lot.street west.
Bower Joseph. Carpenter, Elizabeth.st.
Bowman Mrs, Cowkeeper &c, Yonge.st.
Bowyer Isaac, Sailor, Ontario.st.
Boyce Richard, Laborer, Elizabeth.st.
Boyd George, Grocery store, March.street east.
;Boyd John, Classica! and Commt:rcial Academy, Bay.st.

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Boyd Widuw, Hospital.st.
Brandon Thomas, Blacksmith, Lot.street west.
Brayley John, Carpenter, Lot.street west.
Braley Henry J., Clerk in the Crown Office
Brent I. W., Apothecary & Druggist, &c., GS J~il!g.~t.
Brewer William, Blacllsmith, Hospital.st.
Brewer Richard, Book binder, Buy.st. & lfj8 Kin6'~t.
British Coffee House New, (Cotter's) King.~t.
British Coffee House Old, (Grantham) Front.A.
British America Insurance O'/fice, Duke.s!.
British Brass and 1)'011 Foundry, Lot.strteN w~st.
Briggs George, Last factory, Market.lane.
Briggs Robert, Carpcntof, Duke.st.
Bright William, Butclwr,Kingstou.ruc.J.
Bright ---, Gardener; Ontario.st.
Bright Lewiil, Messenger Legislative Council, (i L,)t.gt.
Bright Lewis jun'r., Blacksmith, YOllge.st.
Brooke RicharL1, Yeoman, Hospital.s!.
Brooke Philip, GentJematl, Front-st.
Brooke Daniel, Gentlem:J.l1, Duke.st.
Brown John, Printer, Lot.street west.
Browne Jmnes, Wharfinger, Front.st.
Brou;ne's H7ul1j, foot of Church.st.
Brown Peter, Ccll'pe;1ter, 54 Yonge.st.
Brow:1 Misses, Milliners &c, 54 Yonge.~1.
Brown Andrew, Carter, 70 Newgute.st.
Brown J obn, Laborer, Peter.st.
Brown Miss, Straw Connel maker &c.; :20 Y"ngc.1

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Eulleu John, Stone mason, Lot.street west
Bulls Head Inn, William Phair, 129 Kiner.st.
Bunker Thomas, Bricklayer, SpadinQ. ave~ue.
Burgess Rev. Mr., at the College
Burgess J ehn, Carpenter, Yonge.street road.
Burnham Silas, General Merchant, 67 King.st.
Burns David, Boot and Shoemaker, Hospital.street west
Burns, \Vidow, l\Jarket lane
Burns I\ndrew, Laborer, Newgate.st.
Bums T., Red Lion Tavern, Yonge-st road
Bums' Tavern, T. Garlick, King-s! east
Burke Thomas, Bricklayer, Spadiua avenue
Bur!w & O'Neil, Auctioneers &c., 69 Killg st.
Burk R, Baker, 48 Lot st.
Burnside Alexallder, Doctor, 34 King st.
Burial Ground the Stranger-'s, commonly calkd Pull,,!,."
field, Yonge st. road
Burial Oround Pl'esbyteria1i, Dutchess st.
~urtOll \'hlliam, Laborer, George st.
Bussell James, Storekeeper, eorller Spadiuil avellUC Lut o!
Butler J ames IN., Laborer, Yonge st
{3utters J Ohll, Chuirmuker, Stewart's lane
Byers Edward, 'j\·:ler Farmers Bank, Y onge st road
Ihwater R., Queen's Head tavern, Sandford's corner,Lut ::;t
B)'water William, Gentleman, Sandford's corner Lut .'it
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Caldwell "Irs. Eleanor Gore, 108 Newgate.st
Caldwell J. M., clerk Surveyor Gen. OfIice, :; ewgnte.st
Caldicolt's Classical & Commercial Academy,l\JarketL:lllc
Callaghan John, Laborer, 37 Lot.st
Callaghan John, carter, New.st
('allughan Charles, Laborer, New.st
Campbell John, Cabinet.maker, 13 Yonge.st
Campbell John, Boot & Shoe.malier, 1U YOlIge.st
Campbell Wm. North American Hotel, Pront ,~t
Campbell Widow, March.st
Campbell William, Blacksmith, Lot.st east
Campbell Hugh, Carpenter, Lot.st east
Campbell Sumuel, Laborer, Newgate.st
Campbell Lady, Duke-st
·Campfield David, LahoreI', Newgate.st

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Camcron the HOll. Duncan, Lut st west
CamerO:l Colonel, Bishop's buildings, N tlwgate.st
Cameroll Morgall, Laborer, New.",t
Camerun Joha 1\1. A., Clerk in Callada Company Office
Callada Company (ijjice, Frl

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Chapels Wesleyan Jidlwdist, Newgate and GeoJ'('e-~t"
Chapel Primitil:e Jldlwdist, Bay.st "
Chapel Independent 1l'IethoJist, filarket Lane
Chapel Baptist, l\'larch-st
Chapel Pl'eshytcrian United SYllod, Huspltal.st
Chapel Colored People's, Hospital-st
Champion, Brothers & Co. Hardware l\Jerchants,YoJ1gC'.~t
Chamberlain \Yilliam, Tailor, Ycr:gc.st
Cheney Thomas, Carrellter, NClj·.st
Chesney Mrs., Carolil!e.st
Chewett 'Wilham, Registrar of Slll'n'gate Court, iUark ... t . .-:1
Chtl\velt James, Chief Survevol' and Draftsman,
Surveyor Gelleral's" Department, Market-st
Chief Justice of Upper' Canada, residence !iospital.s.
Chipperfield John, Tail!.!r, Market Lane
Child John, Joiuer. Elizabeth·st
Chilvers Joseph, Whitesmith &c, Lot. st.
Chisholm Alan, General store, Market square
Chisholm Alexander, Tavern, 127 King sl:
Christie Alexander, Hardware store, II:.! King Ilt.
Christian William, Baptisl minister, Lot 8t east
Christian Guardian Neu'spaper OjJ{CI', Toronto st.
Christmas William, Laborer, Newgate st.
Cit1j Hotel, (late Steam Boat) From st.
Clark Robert. Painter, YOllge st.
Clark John, Tailor, DUlchess st.
Clark J Ohll, Boot and Shoemaker, Richmond st.
Clark Cbristopher, Stonemason, Toronto st.
Clark John, Veterinal',Y surgeon, Hospital st.
Clark Mrs. Straw Bot,net maker, Hospital st.
Clark Richard, Boot and Shoemaker, Jordan st.
Clark Thomas, Boot and Shoemaker, Market st.
Clark Samuel, Miller, at the Windmill
Clarke Henry H., Stag tavern, Market square.
Clarke P. T., Discount Clerl{, Farmer's BUll k
Clarkson Thomas, Storekeeper, 55 Yonge st.
Clayton --, laborer, Spadina avenue
Cle~ver Ch'lrles, Chandler, King st we~t
Clerk of the Peace Office, Court House
Clifton Arthur, Carpenter, Lot st.
Clindinning R. W., Printer, Caroline st.
(,Iir~kullbroomer Charles, 'Valch """I,,,,. ,t,.".• 119 Killg st

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C!j"kuu"'wumcr J" Tailor, Dutchess .et.
Clinkunbroomer Exuveras, Mason, James at.
Cloughly Wm" Government Messenger,58 Lot st. west
Clunie Da\id l3aircl, clerk Canada Company's office.
Coach riffice, corner Markel & Front.st. foot of Church st.
Coales W m. Clerk House of Assembly, Lot st west
Coates IV m. J" Book & Job Printing' Office, 160 King.st
Cockbllrn M, s" Ladies Seminary, Market st.
Codd Misses, Dry Goods Store, '78 King st.
Codty l\1artilJ, Laborer, Lot st.
Cody' Mary, Elizabeth st.
Coifee --, Brickmaker, Palace st Park
Coffield Jalll

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Constitutioll Neu'/Spaper Office, W. L. Mackenzi~, King st.
Turton's buildings
Conway James, laborer, Ho~pital st.
Cook Mr. & Mrs., Portrait painters, lOG King R'f.
Cook W. C. Storekeeper, Kingston rOGd near Don.
Cook Henry, Mason, Boulton's block Lot st.
Cooper Thomas, Gelltleman, Lot st. west
{ ooper \Villiam, Gelltleman, Palace st.
Copeland --, Brewer, Yonge st. road
Cope William, Painter, 190 KinO' ,:t.
C ope "'I I lomas, C oarpenter, Bonlton's " block L"t st.
Copping Ed\\'ard, Masoll, Market st.
Cormack & Co. iVh"lesale & Hetail DrvGood~,199 KinO' !It
Cornell Edward, Erickmaker. Killgsto;1 road "
Cornwell John, laborer, Dutchess st. '
Correspondent. 4' Advocate NFwspaper published on Wednesdays'
York st.
Coswny Robert, General Slore, 84 King st.
CottO;] Barnabas, Carpentpr, Ric-hmol!d st.
Cotterell James, laborer, Newgate st. west
Cotter John, New British Coffee House, Chewett's lJUild.
illgs King st.
COOlch Johll, Carpenter, Newgate st. west
Coupland Thomas, Shoemaker, York st.
Coulson ('orry. Gentleman, Kingston road
Council Executive Chamber, Parliamel,t Buildings Frollt 51
Court House, Killg st.
Court of King's Bench, Parliament buildings Front 51.
Court of Requests Office, COlirt House
Courier of Upper Canada New,lpapef' r!lfice, G. Gurnett,
Editor, published tri.weddy, Tuesday, Thursday
& Saturday, New st. ~arket square
Cowan John, carpenter, Lot st. west
Cowan H., Blaeksmith, Lot st. east
Cox Patrick, Boot and Shoemaker, New st.
Coxwell W. H. Clerk in Crown Office, Lot st. east
Craddock Joseph, Tailor, 41 Lot st.
Craig William, laborer, New st.
CraiO' & Potts, Copper and Tin smith, 105 King st.
Craig John, Portrait, Fancy, & House I~ainter, 229 King st
Craig James, Boot and Shoemaker, Kmgston road

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CrRIVCtlrJ Joshull, Baker, Church st.
CrawforJ Dr., Lot st~eel we3t
Creighton 'Villiam, Baker, Market lane
CresselJ Edward, Issuer COilli3't. Department, Front st.
Crispin Richard, Cartcr and Grocery store, 44 Hospital 3t
Crisp Thomas, Bay st.
Croft Edward, Boot amI Shoe maker. 113 King st.
Crooksh,mk Hon. George, 70 Front st.
Cross Keys Inn, York- st
Craun Inn, Thomas Moore, corner King & ':-~ew st.
Crown Office, Parliamcnt buildings, Front st.
Crothers James, carter, Park St. Lawrence 'Nard
Crowthers :Hiss, :30 Hospital st.
(:1'011' William, Coach Builder, 29 Lot st.
Crozier Richard, Boot and Shoe maker, Lot st.
Crozier TllOmas, Boot and Shoe maker, Peter st.
Cryan Tllflmils, Tailor, George st.
Cull James sen. Editor and Proprietor of the Albion of Fp~
per C:lnada Newsp;]per, published 0!1 Saturday
ROllth east corner Market buildings
Cull Edward Lefroy, clerk Canada Company's ofIice.
Cull James jnn'r., Gentlpman, Front st.
Cummings Thomas, Tailor, New s1.
Cunningham David, Blacksmith, 6:3 Yonge st.
Cunningham James, Mason, Lot sf. east
Cunningham Francis, Boot and Shoe maker, Xewgatc st.
Curran James, Storekeeper, York st.
Custom House, Front st.
Cuthbert Richard, Book binder, Richmond st.
Cuthbert Thomas, Boot and Shoe maker, Richmond st.
Cuthbert Alexande~~, Eoot and Shoe maker, York at.
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Dade Rev. C., Mathematical master, U. C. Collccre.
Daily Timothy, Provision store, Market square "
Daly Charles, Clerk City Council
Dalton Thomas, Editor and Proprietor of the Patriot News
. paper, published Tuesday & Friday, 233 King st
Darlmg R, Grocery store &c., Chewett's build's. King st
Dart W. R. Carpenter Grocery slore, King st. east.

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Davidson Rev. Mr., Wesleyan Minister, Upper George.st.
Dc>,vidson James, Laborer, New.st
Davis Calvi!l, 4 Lot-st
Davis WiIliam,.Cavan Arms, King·st east
Dears J olm, BrIcklayer, Duchess.st
Defreis Robert, Gardener, Palace.st
Deihl Dr .. 57 Lot.st
Dell AJex~llder, working Tanner, Eay.st
Dell 'William, Boot & Shoe-maker, Bay.st
Dempsey 1;rancis, Currier &c., 41 Yonge.st
Lempsey John, Weigh,master, in the Market
Denisot: George T. Alderman, &c. Lot.st west
Denison Gem'ge T., jun. Student at Law, Lot.st west
Denham C: R., Brass-fovnder & Smith, Lot.st west
Denholm Geo;'ge, Dry Good Store, 58 King.st
Derry Thomas, Gentleman, York.st
Devine John, Laborer, Wilmot Place
Deval WiJiiam, Laborer, Hospital,st
Devlin Arthur, Labore .., Lot.st_
Dewson Dr., King.st west
Dew ,John; Engineer, &c. Lot-st west
Dillard John, Laborer, York-st
Dick lUrs., Milliner, &c. 161 King.st
District School, New.st
Distl'icl Court, held at the Court House
Dixon Alex., Bl'i(ish Saddlery Warehouse, 179 King-st
Dixon Josq/:, at do. do. do.
Dixon 'William, Painter, Broad Lane, York.st
Dobson J., Teamster, Richmond-st
Dodds James, on Crookshank's farm, Peter-st
DorlclY James, Laborer, March-st
Dodsworth John, Laborer, Y.uf;e-st road
Doel·John, Brewer, Corner Bay and Newgate-sts
Dog 0/ Duck tavern, Thomas Smith, Market-square
Dolmadge-John, Laborer, Newgate-st
Dolan John, Sailor, Churc'i-lane
Donaldson George, Carpenter, Hospital.sf
Donovan John, Sailor, YO:lge-st
Donovan Cornelius, Laborer, March.st
Donelly Patrick, Laborer, Terauly-st
Donnelly John, Laborer, March.st
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DOlmington George, \ Key'lil lllli, York.st
Douglass J oh!1, cow·k r, Y ork.st
:00,(10 tiarrett, Grocen re, :\J:1I'~h.3t
DnlpcrW.H., Att0rl1C), c~ '. rd ·P.st, i'11.P.P. for Toronto
Drain Widow, T'lilliZl.i.I.·t
Drew Andrew, Carpenter, '\LT~),·st
Drummond Wiul)w, Riehm, ,,~l·;!;-t' .
Driscoll Edward, Gr.;r."':" --; r;: .. Y.oP'gI~.st
Duif--, Blacksmith, liew':;

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Eastwoods Mrs., Ne\1gate.st, opposite Ii.:dOp'S buildings
Ed,jnburgh Castle tavern, G. Henderson, ~:i·u\'ch.st
Edwoods W. H., Barbel', 102 King.st
Eddington George, Gentlf'5m~ll, Lot.st \H
Ekerlil1 B., Issuer Com. Department, L(,[-o! west
Elliott John, Assistant Clerk Common C'-l';JciJ, 55 Lot.s!
Elliott John, Bay.st Market.5t
Elliott George, GentJehlan, Kingston Roae .
ElliDtt Chrio;topher, Butcher, Ontario.5t
Elliott Thomas, SUIl Tavern, 57 Yonge.st.
Elliott Wido\';-, ChUTCh Lane
Eliah John, Dry'Goods Merchant, Yorkshire Store, 132
& 134, Klng.st
Empey Michael P., Mason and Plasterer, Richmond.st
Elmsley Hon. John, Lor.st east
Elms Edward, Hatter, 124 King.at
Emery Roberf, Wheelwright &c. 32 Lot.st
Emigrant Office, Pm:liament Buildings, Froat.st.
Hawke, Superintendant
Emmens Thomas, Carpenter, Lot.st west
EflglislJ J:wiscopal Church, King.st
English Samuel, Duke of York lun, Church·st
Erskine Alexander, Confectioner, 145 King.st
Esmonde John, Tinsmith, 188 King.st
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Evans, Miller &. Co., Coach Builders, King.st weit
Evans Richard, small Store, Church.st
Evans Samuel, General Clothing Warehouse, 104 KiDg-st
Evans Rev. Ephraim, Editor of the Christian Gualodia.Il,·
56 Newgate st
Evatt Henry, Barrack. master, 47 Lot.st
Ewart John; ·30 Front.st •
Ewart Andre\\, Bpot & Shoemaker,l3oullon's B1ock,Lot.st
Ewing Alexander, Farmer's Hotel, Mar\re! square
Exchange Office, Truscott &; Co., 26 Front·st .
£:r.ectlive Council Office, Parliament Buildings, Front-st
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Fairbanlis Levi, Watch maker, Church.st .
Fairbanks Mrs., Milliner &c.~hurch.st
Falls William S., Prjnter, Richmond.st
Falvey John, Carter, Lot.st
Farley Samuel, Laborer,.42 Hospit!l.st

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Farmer's Joillt Stock Banking Co. Office, Ki~lg.st west
Farmel"s liolel, Market sqtwre
Farmel"s Arms Inn, J. Scholfield, 88 & 90 King.st
Farmer's Store House, on tbe nay Shore, Market sqllai'(!
P(lrmers' 4' Mechanics' H~all, Newgahr~st
Farr J Ohll, Grewer, Lot.st we ~t
Farrell Ge.orge, Yeoman, Lot.st west, 0;';>' mack Bull
Farrell Patrick, Carpenter, Bay.st·
Farrell John, Carter, Upper Ceorge.st
Farrell Joseph, Laborer, Upper George.st
Featherstone --, Carpenter, Broad Lane, York-st
Feehan James, Grocery Store, near steam-uoat Wharves
Feehan George, Laborer, 26 King-st
Fe1stead George, Gardener, Duke.st
Fennell John, Boo( & Shoe maker, Jordan.st
Fennell Joh'], Laborer, Dundas-st
Fenwick Widow, MisLre~s of (he College 'nOi\rJ'g hOllse
Ferguson Andrew, Bout & Shoe maker, 4'2 Hospital.st
Ferguson -, al Ketchum's tannery, Y onge.st
Ferguson Joseph, Laborer, Duchess st
Ferrier !lobert, Guker, 135 King-st
Ferris Mrs. Boarding-house, Hospilal-st
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Field Robert, Livery stables, H enriella-st
Fielding James, Laborer, Lot.st west
Filer Charles, Carpenter, Market-st
Finch WiJliam, Carpenter, Elizabeth.st
Fisher S. Gentleman, near the Wi,]dmill
Fish Moses, Razor Gl'il~cler, Newgate-st
Fis/I-market, on ,he n,I\-, at the foot of the I'ILll'l:ct square
Fireman's lIall, Chllr~h.st
Fire Assurance Co. (British America) Dukc:st
Fire Assurance Co. (Pltcenix) R. Stanton, agent, King-st
Fire .lssurance Co. (Al1ia>lce)J.Ridont,agent, Newgata.st
Fizgerald DeniR, Captaill, Hospital-st .
FitzGibbon James, Chief Clerk House of Assc·:nbl.-,
Lot-st west .
Fitzpatrick William, Tailor, YOL1ge.st
Fitzpatrick James, Laborcr, Stewart's Lane
Flanaghan Jno. Garcher, Ring-st, opp. Hosp'l
Flanaghan William. LalJorel', March-st
Flaherty Francis, Carpenler, Eoton Block, Lot-st

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Flay Absalom, Carpenter, March.st
Fleming John, Constable, Church.st
Flinn J ames, Carpenter, Elizabeth.st
Flock W illiatti, Storekeeper, 55 Yonge.st
Floyd --, working Ironfounper, N e\\' gate.st
Foley William, Carpenter, Kingston road
Foley Mich'!. laborer, near the Windmill
Foley James, Mariner, Churcl~st
Foot, if'rancis R., Assistant Commissary Gencral, Fron[.s[
Ford George, Coach spring maker, \Valnut Place, Kino.st
Ford R0bert, Carpenter, 182 King.st.
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Forbes Henry, Grocery &c. 209 King.st
Forhes Samuel, Butcher, Duchess.st
Forbes James, Laborer. New.st
Foster Co!., A. A. G. corner of Peter&; Newgate.s(o
Foster William, carter, 59" King.st
Foster Thomas, Carter 59 King.st
Foster James. Boot &; Shoemaker, 91 &; 93 King.st
Fox Henry, Bricklayer, near the Don.
Fozard William, Laborer, Front st, bay shore
Fowler Robert, Laborer, Lot.st west
F!;ench Richard,

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. Ganey John, Carpenter, Market.st
Garrison and 'Barracks, west of .. ho cily
Ge():'~en Mrs., York.sl
Ccd{,~~ Adam, Tailor, Church.st
G~bbs !touert, Carpenter, n.ichnlOilcl.~'
Gibson Andrew, tin smith, Jordan.st
Gibson J 0!J1l I:ricldayer, Elizabel;l.st
Gibson '1'110:::;:13, cattle .ioD.ber, 64 Yonged
Gifford A .clerk in Gov.Ofllc(',Newga:e·sr,west
j; ilbert i';. ~., cabinet Illaker, I:ay.st
Gilbertson Henry, Carpenter, Lot'st west
Gill Wiliam, Goot & Shoe maker, Duke.st
Gilmour H., clerk at Laurie & Co.'s, King.st
Ginty James, '1';1 iiol', Rich'llOnd-st
Givins Jr,:~1es, Col. Chief Superintend;)nt ofIlidian aflllirs.
Lot·st \Yest
Uhrimes George, Carpenter, Dummer.st
G hrimes j\j ichael, Laborer, ;\I ewgate.st
Glassco Thos., sen. Eool & Sh0emaker, 89 Kil!g.:-;t
Glassco Thos., .il"l. [l;J.,lc" I 'J3 Kins's~
Glendil1l,il1;'; \Villiam,Bu:cher, in (he :\jarket
God: .. e Thomas, TlIl'ner, No\',·.;;!
Golding E. Boot & Shoema~.or, 214 king.sl
Gundy Geo. Labortr, Hospi(al.st
GooLlGl'halll W 111. iUil:cf, at the Windmill
(;00dlda'1 r.Ls., George.:;;t
(lorhalll James, Laborer, lot.st west
Gormley J. laborer, Kill.'Tston Road
(JOti:m::flll Ojfic,;, Kil1g.~t we~i, opp. Cullege
.Gov,o,l'IlOr's Resiilence, King.st west, opposile the College
(;ove1'llll1cill (?ij;ces, PUl'liame!1t I:Ulldinc;s, Froll(.~t
GOll.die l\11'.~., Lo~-~t
Graing'er George, Gardener, You.se-st road
Graham William, Carpenter, James-Oil
Grah[l.'l1 Drad~haw, gcncleman, Duke-st
Graham Thomas, Carpenter, Market-st
Graham John, Laborer, 28 Lo~-st
Graham John, Cu~cher, in the Market
Grant J 01111, Wheelwright, Lot-st west
Grant John, "l1u.sic Seller, H~.'l'erman's block, Markel-st
Grant Alexander, Attol'llev, &~. Bav-st
Grantham John, Old I:ri.lsh Coff'ee:House, Front-st

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Grassi A. dC'. Don Giver
Grasse;, ne\'. 1\11'., Cll"OieE!1glish Church, Ne",cya(e-st
Graves \\ ilii;,m, Schoo" York-sl b.
G ray Mrs., Ship Tavern, ,Market-st
Gray .lob: 1 , Laborel', LOl-st west
G my Tbomas, Laborer, Lot-s! wer;t
Gray J ohll, CarpC!ltel', Doulton's block, Lot-st \I'ret
Gray P..ichanl, Gll~cher. Ot1lario-~t "
Gray James, Labol'er, Church Jane
Gray JoIn, gardener. at Sheriff Jarvis's .
6'recnl((lld Fishery Tarl'l';!, TIeal' Parl'n~ buill)',!'5. Fro: t· st
Greenup H enl'Y, Grocery and provisio:.s, 192 Lh. ;r:;--:,l
G,'iffitll Tbol1l(1.s, Boot & Shoema~,e]', 1:37 I\ ill;;-~t
Grie"son )'Jajor, J 5:h r.egl. ~26 Kino'-st
, Grigory TIichurd, gentleman, nicbm~nd-st
Groves John, Can;)dv Co. O!l1ce, l'rederick-st
(;roundri:l Ricbnrd, Cart~r,
Milburn-'s block,on :}cw "b!'c
Gunn Ad8111, Laborer, 22 Lot-st .,. .
Gurnett GeoJ'2,e, Editor and Proprietor of the Counel' of
, Upper Canada I1$WSpaper, puulished ,,:. ... ;t·l;.l~',
Tuesd:1Y, Thursday, & Saturday, N

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Hamilton \'I'm, laborer, opp. Bishop's build)~s.Newgate-s't
l-~rnilton rr. small store, opp. Bishop's build~gs, N ewgate-st
Hammeli John, Boot & Shoemaker, Yonge-

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Hnyes Pallick, Elacksmith, Churc~l lane
H".yes M;Jihew, Three Loggerheacs IlIn, Yunge-~t
Hay thorn Tbomas, Tailor, Jordan-st
Hayton John, laborer, TIichmolld_st
Haywood Benjamin, Carpenter, Newgate-sl
Haverty Thomas, genlleman, Harley's tavern, New-lS!
Hawke Robert, general clothing estahlishment, 77 King-si
Hawke A. n.,. Sllperintendent of E)uigrant Depltrtnwnt
Lot-st west
Hawkins Andrew, Government Me-'senger
Hay(~on Williem, Yonge-st road • .
Hay JolLl, Boarding Honse, 10 King-~t east
Haye De la,.l.P. FrenchMas[Ci·;U. C.Collrg8,' t the colleg(,
Heather 'V., brickla)er & sllrveyor,Park, nrar \ri':omill
Herson George, blacksmith, Lot-st west
Heathcote George, gentleman, Hospital-st
Heenan David, laborer, Jordan-st
Beerson Patrick, laborer, Ml~rkel-st
Herson Michael, fisherman, Bay shore
Hector Thomas, Hospital-ct west
HelliweU & Brothers, brewers, IVlarket-square
Henderson Edward, [ailor, Yonge-st road
Henderson Patrick, laborer, Duchess-st
Henderson Robert, boot and shoe malwl', Stewart's block
Henderson David, blacksmith, Toronto-st
Henderson Edward, tailor, 166 King-st
Henderson James, land agent, Chewett's bui!dings,Ki"~­
Henderson George, Edinbul'gh Castle tavern, C;lIll'ch.st
Henderson Hugh, Albion tuvel'rJ, Church-st
Henderson Joseph, lime burner, Park
Henderson Patrick, Duchess:st
Henry James, tailor, !;ew.: a:c-st
Henry James, auctioneer, Churcb-st
Hensleigb J., cQsbier Trl1~cott & Co.'s bank
Hepburn Willi"hll, ge11tleman, Lot-st 'lest
Hepburn David, (ailor, Richmond st
Heron GeoJ'ge, bail' cuttel', &c. 108 King-st
Hetherington George, chairmaker, 1!}8 K ;ng-st
Heughen J oseplI, hair cl1l.ler and perfumer, ] 3G King-st
Heward Henry C., clerk of tbe District Court, Caroline-st
Ileward William, yeoman, Kingslon road

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Heyden Michael, laborer, Lpt-st west
Hickmall VI"iJliall'l, barbel', Front-st
Hickley 1\[rs., James-st
Higgins William, High Constable, 148 King-at
Higgins Captain, Princes-st .
Hill William, carpenter, Broad lune, Yo riC-lit
Bill Joseph, carpenter, Newgate-st .
Hill Mrs., widow, N,ewgate-st
Hill John, laborer, Elizabeth-st
Hill Samuel, carpenter, 38 Kin~-il
Hill Misses, millineJil' 38 King-!!t
Hillock Francis, cooper, Newgate-st
Hillock Edward, cooper, Macaulay lane
Hitchings Edward, law student, at, Robert Buldwins,King-st
II jncks F., book-keeper Farmer's, Rank
Hinds Patrick, plasterer; Lot-st east
Hodgin William, butcher, Yonge-st road
Hodgson Joseph, tinsmith, 51 Yongc-st
Uo~g John, laborer, Lot.st west
Hollisu'l' John, deputy sheriff, at the Court Bouse
Holder!. John, Foul' All's tavern, March--st
Holmos, Speirs & Co. wholesale merchants, King-,t west
Hopkins Captain W. R., Lot-st west
}'I{opkins Benjamin, sailor, Duke-st
Hopkiltos J ames, brich;~ah:er, Stewart'll nlock
Hornby Dr., 46 Newgate-st
Horne Samuel, hoot and shoe maker, Wilmot Place
Horne R. C. YOilgc-sLro:td,asaistant cashier, V.C. baflk
Horto\l Col., 151h Hegiment, Lot-st west
Hf)I'",I,'v RElbert, lIalf."!l.loon Inn, New-st
Jiospit;tl, \lest c:.,j of l-(ing~st
HIJlI;,:illr,,, George, ('Jerk 'I)I' lVorks enqinccr dej>::trtmen:"
Lol-st wcst
IlolI',U'(] .T. S. POS(mflstcr~ Dul,e-st
Howard JOll~l G., architect and civil angineel', land FurvCyOI',
&c. and dtawing Master U. C. CollAge,
Ci1cwett's buildings, King-lOt
Bowud Roi,erl, Race 'Horse ta\'e,rn, ChUfCh-st
fJQ'va{d Edward, cart:~r, Churcl~:,t
[{urls.-'n \Villiall:, Marlw! squanl
rh:l~o', P:i; ;C~":. tailor, 18 Ho~pital-st.

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HuJ ,·)n William, b~cklayer, Newgate-st
H utlson David, merchant, Princes-st
Hughes James, cartel', Hospital-st
HogllfS John, bricklayer, 21 Lot-st
H 11~;;;CS William, mason, Lot-st we:;!
Hugill John, 101 K ing-st
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Hu .• le Stephenson, bookseller & stationer, 21 YonO'c-st
'Uumphrey Caleb, carpenter, Torollto-st
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H umphl'ey .] osiah, carpenter, Elizabeth-st
Humph':'ies ---, teacher of singing, tr:l-st west
Hunter James, tailor, Yonge-st
Hunter Samuel, laborm', Yonge-st
Hun::,' - J ~es, laborer, Newgate-st
Hunt Thomas, laborer, 4:,,\ Hospital-st
Runt Charles, gentleman, 33 Newgate-st
Hunter \Vilson, brickmaker, near the Windmill
H~rcl S. P. Capt., Front-st near the garris~lll
Hushen Patrick, laborer, John-st •
Hussey Eliza, school, 10 Lot-st
Hutcheson J., City Hotel, Front-st
Hutchinson John, blacksmith, Duke-st
'Hutchinson wiciow, Duke-st
Hutchinson William, bricklayer & maSOTl, ::'hrch-st
Hutchinson John, sailor, Market-st
Hutchinson Thomas, carter, Hospital-st
Huton James, luborCl-, Broad lane, York-ilt
Huton William, carpenter, Broad lane, York-st
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Jackes William, Baker, 64 King-st
Jackes William, grocery store, 9 Lot-st
Jackson Francis, tailor, 1ork-st
Jackson Henry, watch maker, New-st
Jacques John, cabinet maker, 223 King-st
J ames Robert. ~arpenter, Lot-st east
James widow, March-st·
James Ro~ert, drover, Hospital-st
James John, steam saw milli~, Tavern, Kingston road
Jameson K S. Attorney Genel'a~94 Newgate-st Bishop'S
buildings
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Jamieson James, boot and shoemaker, '220 King-st . .
Jarvis W. B., sheriff of the Home District, Rosedale,
Y onge-st road .
Jarvis Stephen, Usher Black Rod, Rosedule,Yonge-st.roa9-
Jaryis S. P., clerk crown in chancery, &c" Lot-st east
.Jtffr.l'cy's Academy, Toronto-st . .
J en~: ins William, carpE':}~er, Yonge-st road
Je~opp Henry, boot and shoemaker, Church-st
J ewell Richard, laborer, Broad lane, York-st
J ex Robert, confectioner, 173 King-st
Independent Chape?, Market lane
Infant School, Hospital-st .
lnspector ficnetal's Ojice, PaI'liament buildings.Proat-st
Inspector qf Lirc.!cc:;, lIon. A. McDonell,.Newgate-st
Iredale John, tinsmith, 17 Lot-st .
Iredaie .lcremiah, do.
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Ircdale William, Painter, &c. 2 Yonge-st
lredaJe Jsh,nael, Hospital-st
Johhd James, tailor, Richmond st.
J obbitt Joseph, carpenter, Hospical §It.
Johnson John, waggon maker, 33 Lot st .
.J ohnson William, turl1('r, 53 Yonge st.
Johnson Geol'ge, pninter, Broad lane York sl.
Johnson Mrs_ Man;h st.
Johnson James, laborer, :.vI arch. St.
Johnson Arthur, laborer, 1\1 arch st.
Johnson Marg1ret, widow, Toronto st.
Johnston J~mes, boot and shoe maker, 35 King st.
Johnston Hugh, bricklayer, Upper George st.
J 01F18(on Mrs. Almira, Hospital st.
J oHands Benjamin, tailor, 2 Yonge st.
Jones Thomas jl,'fercer, Commissumer Canada Company,
Front street corner York st.
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JOlles PatJ'id{, blacksmith, Palace st.
Joslin Daniel, bricklayer, Caroline st.
Joseph John, Esq. Private Secrefary Lieut. G~vernpr .
.Judges Chambers, Public buildings, Front st. .
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Kane Patrick, White Swan tavern, 26 Lot st.
Kane ~ichael, Spirit store, 25 Yonge st.

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K-earney James, Waggon maker, Newgate st.
Keating Michael, tavern and chop house, King-st west
Keele W. C. Attorne)\ land agent, &c. King st. west
Kelley M. barber and hair-dresser, Yonge-st
Kelly Robert, clerk Canada Company's Office, Palace st.
Kelly Widow, Market st.
Kempt Capt. John, Terauly st.
Kendrick G. B. R. tavern, Lot st. west
Kendrick Andrew, carpenter, Dutchess st;
Kendrick Josiah, constable, Police Office
Kennedy Mrs., Duke-st
Kennedy Mrs., Richmond-51
Kennedy William, gentleman, James-Bt
Kennedy James, wheelwright, Lot_at west
Kennedy John, c&rpenter, 18 Lot-st
Kenrick J. S., shoemaker, York-st
Kent Mrs., 5 King-It east
Kent John, Preparatory Master U. C. College
Kerr John, tavern, Palace-st
Kerr William, carpenter, New-st
Kerr Joseph, laborer, Dummer-It
Ketchum Jesse, 37 Yonge-st
Ketchum William, tanner &c., 37 Yonge-st
Kewan Robert, laborer, William-st
Kidd James, bricklayer, 2g King.st
Kilgore James, laborer, Newgate-st
King William, butcher, Caroline-st
King John Dr., M.D. Front-st, comer of Yonge.st
King James, Attorney, &c., Newgate-st
King Alfred Tavern, Job Bakel', 198 King-st
Kingsmill George, Tel'l\uly-st
Kinnear Thomas, gentleman, 220 King.et
Kinlley Matthew, carpenter, March-st.
Kirk Mrs., Blue Bonnet tavern, Yonge.st
Kirk Mrs., March-st
Kirkwood John, !!hoemaker, March-st
Kirkup William, tin smith, 59 King-st
Kirby Thomas, at Chief Justices, Lot.et west
Kitson John, cabinet maker, King-st "west
Kitson Daniel, shoemaker, Hospital-!!t
Kliser Jacob, watchmaker, Duchess-st
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Knott Benjamin, Blue and Poland starch factory, on the
Peninsula, across the bay
Knott Elizabeth, widow, 172 Kingjt
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Laclip Thomas, shoplnan at Nortllcotes, King.st
Lackie Mrs. Lot.st west
Lafferty'Villiam, carter, Stewart's lane
J~aiJy Thomas, grocery and provisions, Richmond.st
Laing John, gentleman, Yonge-st
Lake Thomas, carpenter, New.st
Lamontaine Charles, blacksmith, Duke·st
Lampson John, teamster, Duke.st
Lane & McDonell, land agents, 184 King.st
Lang John, plasterer, Duchess.st
Lang Abraham, grocery, Yonge·st
Lang M. Rev., Methodist minister, Ncwgate.st east
Lang Dr., Medical Hall, 87 King.st
Langley William, shoe maker, 7 J;..9t.st
J~angi!l James, laborer, New.st .
Langdrill Francis, butcher, Ontario.st
Langdrill William, laborer, near the Windmill
Lanson D. H., boot and shoe maker, Kingston road
Lapsley William, general store, 122, King.st .
Laskey Daniel, cooper and millwright, Kingston road
Latham Jacob, builder, Duke.st
Latham Henry, student at law with J. E. Small
Lawless --, at Dutcher's iron foundry
Laurie A. & Co .• wholesale & retail dry goods,195 King.st
.Law Edmond, gentleman, at Keating's, King.st
Lawrence J. H., Printer, Guardian Office, Lot.st east
Lawrence Monis, York Hotel, King.st east .
Lawson Joseph, carter,Lot st
Lawson's general clothing establishment, 187 Killg.st
Leach Francis, painter, broad lane, York.st .
Leary Mrs., Yonge.st ,.
Leadly Henry, skill dresser, Lot.st west,
Leckie James, clerk..Adj.Gen. Office, SpadillR Avenue
Lee Joseph, East York Store, 39. King.st
Lee John, laborer, Newgate-st west,

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Lee" John, Plumber, &c. Newgo.te.st
Lee Samuel, Joiner, 51 Lot.st
Lee William H., clerk Executive Council, Lot.st west
Lee Joseph S., clerk in the U. C. Bank
Leek & Hall, soap & candle manufacturers, Palace.st;·eet,
Bay shore
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Legge Alexander, groccry store, wines, &c. ~::! King.st
Lenuard --, at Dutcher's iron foundry
Lennon George, carpenter, LfA.st west
Lesslie William, ::lfJ4 King.st
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Lesslie & Sons, booksellers, stationers, awl druggists, llO~
King·st .
Lester William, tailor, Tel'auly.st
Leuty Joseph, gentleman, 76 Lot.st west
Levie's clothing store, market square
Lewis Alexander, grocery, 178 King.st
Lewis \Villiam, carpenter, Kingston.road
Leys John, Engineer, &c. Lot.st
Lindsay John, carpenter, Boulton's block, Lot·st west
Lindsay William, tailor, Ontario.st
Linfoot John, butcher, Yonge.st road
Linfoot Thomas, cabinet maker, Teraulay.st
Lizars Henry,assist. draftsman, Sur.Gen.Offiee,Lot.::;1 west
Logan -, on Hon.MeGill's property, Richmond.st
Logan John, laborer, Broad lane
Logan Willillm, laborer, Lot.st east
London William, laborer, Upper "George.
Lyons Dalliel, laborer, Henrietta.st
L)'nn Widow, H08pital.st "!It

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Lynn Robert, surveyor a'ld civil engineer, at Mr. Leut~'s,
Lot.st west
Lysett John, boot & shoe maker,97 King st
M.
Mabbitt James, blacksmith, Hospital.st
Macaulay The Hon. J. B., one of the Puisne Judges K.B.
52 Front.st
Macaulay Capt. J. S., Peter. street
Macaulay Mrs., Peter.street
Macaulay ~ev. Mr., of the Di!trict school, Church.st
Maddan Patrick, Antrim Inn, near the Catholic .rhurch
Maddan James, Belfast tavern, market lane
Maddan James, laborer, Dut('h~ss.st
Madill John, laborer, Newg:lte.st west
Mair Thomas, teller at the Commercial Bank, King .• t
Maitland John, distiller, Palace·st
Malone James, carpenter, Lot.st \~est
Malone Maurice, bricklaY0r. market-st
Malony William, blacksmith, market.st
Mansfield Robert, gardener, Spadina-avenue
Mantac John, laborer, Yonge.st
Manuel Joseph, carter, Hospital-st
Mara Thomas, boot and shoe maker, Lot.st west
March & Church, chair makers, Yonge.s~.
March William, boot & shoe warehouse, 126 King.st
Marchant Robert, carpenter, corner York && Hospital.ats.
Market Clerk, William Phair, 126 King.st .
Markland Hon. G. H. 213 Market.st corner York.st
.Marion Widow, King.st east
Marriage License Ojfif;e, Andrew Mercer, Bay.st
Martin William, laborer, Lot.st west
Jli(~rtin Joseph, 40 Hospital.st
Marlin Joseph, bricklayer, 192 King.st west
Mash John, blacksmith, Kingston road .
Mason & Barber, engineers, Lot.st east
Masonic Lodge, Market lane
Masterson H. C. auctioneer, 60 King.st
Masterson Michael, laborer, March.at
Mather William, grocery store, Lot.st west
Mathers James, merchant tailor, 81 King.st
Matthew Henry, laborer., Henrietta.st

Matthews Henry, carter, Church-st
Matthews Robert, Whito Lion Inn, March-st
~latthews James, sailor, ~5 Yonge-st
Matthews Rev. Charles, at the U. C College
Maulson William, laborer, at Lynche's urew'y, Caroline-ot
l\1ax\~;ell William, gentleman, 237 King-st
Maxwell --, musician, 237 King.st
Maxwell J. E., class'l. & comm'l. academ\-, Market.lane
May Thomas; Market.st -
Maynard Rev. G. at the U. C. College
Mayne Vaniel H., east York District school
Mayhew Charles, laboreI', Dundas.st
j}fechanic's Institute, M arket.square
Meighan Robert, storekeeper, 76 King.st
Meighan Michael, gentleman, Prince~.st
Mercer Andrew, issuer of Marriage Licences, EaY·8t
Meredith John; laborer; Lot.st east
Meredith John, carter, Market-st
Messenger Marl., bl'ickmaker, Dutchess.st
M-etcalfThomas, bailiff Courf of Requests
Methodist Wesle1ja.r Chapels, Newgate-st & George.st
Methodist Primitive Chapel, Bay.st
~Iethodist lndepfij,.dant Chapel, Market.lane
Middlemist Henry, carter, Lot.st
Milburn Thomas, general store, 79 King.st
Millen Robert, carpenter, Terauly.st
Millel' Peter; tailor, Toroto.st
Miller & Co., coach builders, King-st
Miller Henry, laborer, Wilmot's.plaee
Millighan Mrs. New.st
Millighan James, boot and shoe maker, Newgate.st east
Millighan Joseph, tailor, Newgate.st west
Mills Thomas, bricklayer, &c. Lot.st west
-Mills John, bricklayer, Spadina avenue
Mills George, gardener, Lot-st east
Mills John, hatter, 191 King.st
Mills Thomas, coach builder, King.st
Milne Andrew, baker, 214 King.st
Milton Peter, tailor, Broad lane York.st
Minnix Michael, tailor, March.st
l\lisset Patricl" laborer, New-st

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Mitchell Rody, laborer, Henrietta.st
Mitchell Robert, carpenter, Lot.st west
Mitchell Patrick, grocery, &c. 28 Y onge .• t
Mitchell M rl!. Dutchess.st
Mitchell John, plasterer, Wilmot's.place
Mohan Nicholas, boot and shoe maker, market· lane
Molesworth William, laborer, march-5t
Molloy Mr,., Dutchess-st
Monahan James, laborer, march-st
Monro George, wholesale warehouse, Importer of British
and India Goods, 63 King.st
Monroe William, gentleman, Palace-st
Moore Thomas merchant tailor, 79 King .• t .comer Mar.
ket-square
Moore T., Crown Inn, 79 King-sl corner market-square
Moore John, wheelwright, 110 King-st
Moore George, grocery store, wines, spirits, &c. King-"st
Moore Joseph, boot and shoe maker, King-51 east
)foore John. laborer, Newgate.!t
Moore --, butcher, Yonge-st road
Morgan William, carpenter, Broad-lane
Morne Robert, laborer, Henrietta.st
Morrison George, carpemer, Beverly-st Lot·st
Morrison Damel, carpenter, Richmond:st
Morrison Dr., mayor of the eity, 57 N ewgate-st
Morrison J. C. student at law with S. Washburn
Morris Edward, gardener, Hospital-st
Morrow Robert, laborer, Henrietta-st
Morrow William, laborer, York.s.t
MoS8opP John, farmer, near Black Bull, Lot-st welt
Moseley Henry M •., auctioneer, King-st east
Moseley John, clerk in U. C. banl~, King-st east
Moule John, g-entiemal)., Waltwt place., King-st
Mulcarrow Michael, laoorer, March-st
Mullin James, carpenter, JOllll-S!
Munro Alexander, tailor, Yonge-st
Munro George, George Gnd Drogon Inn, Church-st
Munns George, carter,March.st
Muns John, Teamster'sInn, market lane
Murchison John, gentiemag, Lot.st west
Murchison & CO' I
tailoo:s, G.eorge-.t

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MUftit John, laborer, on lhe bay, Front-st
Murray, Newbigging & Co., general wholesale and retail
mercharitll, 80 & 82 King-st
Murray M. D., gentleman, Duke-st
Murray Widow, Princes-st· \
Murray J ames, carter, 23 Lot-st
Murray Rodger, saddler, 49 Yonge-st
Mum)} ~harles S., Book-keeper in U. C. bank
l'lurnahan Francis, wheelwright, Lot-lilt
Murphy William, gentleman, 6 Hospital-st
Musson William, tin plate worker, 143 King-st
Nfyers J ames, cabinet maker and upholsterer, King-~t west
Myers W. A. C., Printer, Graves-st
Myers William, laborer, William-!t
McAlister, Mrs, Lot.st
McArthur Peter, stone cutter, &c. 16 New-st
McBath Temple, laborer, Lot-st east
McBride Samuel, laborer, Spadina avenue
Mcf:astline Robert, laborer, 37 Lot-st
McCaffey Patricl{, boot and shoe maker, March st
McCleneghan Thomas, yeoman, William·st
MceJellan Malcolm, tailor, Market square
McClenchie John, laborer, Elizabeth.st
McClure Robert, auctioneer, 161 Kin~-st & market"st
McComb James, blacksmith, New.st
McCormack Robert, working tanner, Bay-st
:vIcCormack Robert, laborer. Hospital-5t
McCrum Andrew, mason, Lot-st
McCollum George, tailor, New-st
McC.ord Anqrew, .city Chamberlain, George-at
McCord Misses, ladies' school, George-st
McCracken William, boot and shoe maker, Church-st
McCrandle Robert, laborer, Newgate-st
McD/JDack James, laborer, Newgate-st
McDonald Duncan, at J. F. Smith's store, King-st
McDonald Ar.chibald) wharfinger, 36 Front-st
McDonald John, Inn, market lane
McDonald John, labor~r, Jprc3~n-st
McDonald Malcolm, bricklayer, Hospital-st
McDonald John, Dep. Surveyor, Canada Co. Office
McDonald Hon.A., Inspector of licences,Newgate-llt west

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:llrDU!l"11 Jame'. clerk in Gov. OtCice, Lot-st west
;\fcDollouo-h Rev. ;\Jr., of the Catholic Church.
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;\:cDou,nd Peter, 10 Market·st
;',r('EI,JI~~'I':i Edward, wbolesale and retuii dry goods, 18U
&, I·U King-st
"lcEnerv Denis, Farmer's Hotel, market-square
-',Id-'al'h:ne FinhLy, baker, Yonge-st
,ilcf'i\l'!anc J ames, tailor, King-st east
.llcGha'1 -, laborer, near the \'" indmill
:llt:U i!liVia v A i'chibald, laborer, Pahtce-st
McGla6hal; Andrew, tanner, 107 King-st
:\IcGorgan George, laborer, Palace-st
,\[cGl'eg;or Alexander, Rob Roy tavefll, 7n Yonge

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McLeod John, laborer, Yonge-st
McLinton John, carter Yonge-st .
McMahon Arthur, grocery store, mareh'E~
McMahon Edward, chief clerk Government Office,Lot-st
east
McMannis 1\1., cooper, Newgate-st
McMannis John, laborer, Duchess.st
McMannis --, cooper, George-st
McMannis D., laborer, Lot-st
McMasters David, laborer, Palace-st
McMasters James, laborer, Duchess-st
McMasters William; at Cathcart's store, King.st
McMichael Robert, grocery store, Newgate.st
McMorris Ann, :37 Lot-st
McMurray Thomas, watch and clock maker, 169 King-st
McMurray Samuel, clerk House of Assembly, Lot-st west
Me Mullen James, laborer, J ordan-st
McMurtrie James S., grocery and provision store, so
Yonge-st
McNamara Matthew, carter, Lot-st west
McNamara Patrick, laborer, Newgate-st
McNeil Hugh, cabinet-maker, Yonge-st
McPheal Angus, tailor, New-st
McStravick Mrs., grocery &c. market-st
McTamany Edward, laborer, Dundas-st
McVay James, at Cormack &. Co's. storf', King-fit
McVicar Angus
N.
Nagle Thomns.
Nagle Hugh,
Nation J., 1st clerk Inspector General's office, Lot-st west
Nealin, John, tailor, Palace-st
Neeson Michael, fisherman, Bay shore Milburn'g block
Nelson John, blacksmith, Newgate-st
Neptune Inn, John Wesley, New-st
Nesbitt Francis, carpenter, near the Garrison
Nesbitt William, laborer, Richmond.st
Newbigging James, merchant, Yonge-st roed
Newman John, boot and shoe maker, Lot-st west
News Room Commercial, market buildings, King-st
Nicholl George, 69 Yoor-e-st

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Perrin &. Co., Dry goods store, 106 King-st
Perry Edward, King-st west
Perry James, blacklJmith, Dutchess-st
Perry Robert, laborer, Lot-st west near Blue Bell
Petch James, butcher in the. market
Peterson John, butcher, James-st
Pettitt W iIIiam, laborer, Dutchess.st
Phair William, Bull's Head Inn, 129 King-st
Phoonix Fire Assurance Co., R. Stanton, agent, King-st
Phibbs !\Irs., March-st
Phipps Thomas, cryer Court of King's Bench, Hospital-st
Phipps Mrs" Milliner &1:., HOipital-st west
Piper Hiram, tin sheet iron & copper ware factory, 30
Yonge.st
l'lace Elias, grocery store, &c. near Don bridge
Platt Thomas, grocery store, 209 King-st
Platt Samuel, 9* King-st
Platt George, Sheriff's bailiff, Hospital.st
Playter Emanuel, general store, Lot-st west
Piggott Charles, laborer, King-st west
Police Office for the City, market buildings King-st
Police Office for the District, Court-house King-st
Pollock Thomas, gentleman, Lot-st west
Ponsonby Michael, laborer, Wilmot's place
Popplewell John, painter, 190 King-st
Porritt Thomas, blacksmith, Y ork-st
Porritt R., boot and shoe maker, Jordan.st
Post Office, Duke.st
Potts George, tinsmith, March-st
Potter's Field burial ground, Yonge-st
Powen Grant, 1 udge of Home District Court, 56 Hospital.s1
Powell John, Attorney &c. office King-st
Powell Mrs. corner York and Front-sts
Powell Mrs., housekeeper Parliament buildings.
Power 10hn, Harp tavern, Church-st
Preston Mrs. George, Lot.st
Preston Thomas J., tailor, 168 King-st
Preston Walter, tailor, Lot-st east
Prescott William, carter, March-st
Prescott William sen'r., laborer, March-st
Presbyterian Chapel, Hospital.st

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Price J osepb, Yeoman, Yonge-st road
Price Gr., sausage maker, Hospital-st
Price James H., attorney &c. 18 Yong.e-st
Priestman Lythe, stonE: mc:son, York-st
Primitive Methodist Chapel, 'Bay-st
Proudfoot William, PresIdent Bank of U. C.,-residence
Duke-st, wholesale and retail store, 45 King~st·
Provincial Secretary and .. Registrar Office, Parliament
buildings, Front-st .
Pullen H ugh, small sCore, Yonge-st
Pur~iss John, boat builder, J ames-st
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Queen's Head Tavern, Mrs Pa~terson,
Quinn John, carter, Princes.st
Quinn John, we~ver, Lot-st east
R.
Kingston road
Race Horse Inn, Robert Howard, Church-st
Radenhurst John, chief clerk Surveyor General's Office,
Duke-st .
Ra.dford Joseph, carpenter, Kingston road
Ramsay David, cooper, New.st
Rankin John, laborer, march-st
Raper John, steward on board Transit, market~st
Rapson William, Cumberland Inn, 52 King-st
Raynes Charles, laborer, Park, near Windmill
Raye -, tavern keeper, Yonge-st road
Read Sall)u~l, publisher of Youth's Monitor, !'lew-st
Reardon Donald, laborer, Park, near Windmill
Receiver General's Office, Public Buildings, Front-st
Red Lion Inti, 'r. Burns; Y onge-$t road
Red Lion Inn, W. Wallis, market-lane
Reed Thomas, laborer, Maria-st
Reed -, clerk in Perrill's store, King-5t
Rees William, Dr. I):ing~st .
Registry OlJice; ~8"Newgate-st .
Reilly Owen, laborer •. Hosjlita(.st... .
:aeid H., bricklaye:r, Boulton's block, Lot.stwest
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Reid Hugh, storekeeper and carpenter, Yonge.st
Reid John, steward, Osgoode Hall
Renslk1.w William, shoe maker, Jordan·st _
Requests' Office, Court House
Rennie Alex., baker and confectioner, 130 King.st
Reynolds Michael, Printer, Y ork.st
Rice Benjamin, Lot.st west, Dundas-st
Richards John, gardener, Yonge.st road
Richardson Captain Hugh, 40 Front.st
Richardson Dr. Robert, 87 King-st
Richardson Rev. James, Bay.st
Richardson Thomas, mue Bell Inn, Lot.st west
Riches Samuel, carpenter, Lot.st west
Riddell Thomas, baker, 86 King.st
Ridout Brothers & Co., wholesale and retail iron mongers,
and Birmingham, Sheffield, and,Woolverhampton
warehouse, 138 King-st, corner 0/ Yonge.st
Ridout George, attorney, &c., Bay-st.
Ridout Samuel, Registrar of Deeds, &c. Lot-st east
Ridout Thomas G., cashier U. C. bank
Ridout John, attorney &c., 18 Newgate-st
Ridout Mrs. Mary, Duke-st
Ridout Edmund J., cieri, King's College Land Office
Rigney T., & Co., wholesale and retail comb manufactory
and fancy store, 165 King-st
Rising Sun Inn, James Watson, Newgate-st
Ritchey John, builder, 72 Newgate-st
Roberts Francrs, laborer, Hospital-st
Roberts Joseph, Carpenter's Arms Inn, 210 King-st
Robertson John, Printer, 170 Lot-st west
Robinson Isaac, tailor, 191 King-st
Robinson Mrs., etraw bonnet manufacturer, 191 Killrr_st
Robinson the Hon. Peter, Front-st
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Robinson the Hon J. B., Chief Justice, Hospital-st west
Robinson James, laborer, Newgate-st
Robinson Mrs., Kingston road
Kobinson John, baker and confectioner, Yonge-st road
Rob Roy Tavern, Alexander McGregor. 70 Yonge.st
Robson & Wilson, upholsterers and cabinet makers, 42
Yonge st
Robson Mrs., pl'ovisi-on store, mar.ke.t~square

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Roche J. 0., gentleman, King.st east
Rockingham Arms Tavern, Samuel Taylor, march·st
Roddy John, grocery store, &c. 103 King.st
Roddy Joseph, laborer, march·st
Roddy Charles, carter, march.st
Rogers Joseph, hat manufacturer, III King·st
Rogers Samuel, painter, 172 King ,st
Rogers William, carpenter, Yonge.st
Rogers John F., printer, Albion Office
Rolson \\1'm., carpenter, Newgate·st
Rolson James, carpenter, Newgate.st
Rolson Thomas, stone mason, Hospital.st
Rolph Dr. J Ohl1, ]}[. P. P. for Oxford, 40 Lot.st
Rolph \Vm., laborer, Stewart's.lane'
Roman Catholic Chu1'ch, east of the City
Rose \Valter, second Clerk Receiver G en'l Office, Lot.sl:
Rose John, bell.hanger, &c. Hospital.st
Roseberry Joseph, Church.st
Ross David, storekeeper, New-st
Ross Capt. George, Duchess.st
Ross William, carpenter, Caroline.st
Ross George, carpenter, Lot.st
l\IiIss Miss, ladies school, Bishop's buildings, N ewgate.st
Ross John, furnishing undertaker, Newgate.st west, cor·
ncr of P cter·st
Ross John, Cashier Commercial Bank, 207 King-st
Ross Donald, wines, groceries, &c., wholesale & retail,
149 King,!t
Ross William Chisholm, 149 King.st
Ross & McLcod, dry goods store, 193 King.st
Ross David, laborer, New.st
Ross J ohll, carpenter, J ohn.st
RosFJiter James, BlacJ, Bull Inn, Lot.st west
RowaJld A braham, carpenter, maria.st
Rowed William, carpenter, Hospital.st
Rowe " iJlia'm, gardener, Lot.st near Don Bridge
Rowell Robert, plasterer, Upper George.st
Rowell George, gentleman, New.st .
Rowell I-Ienr", brewer, New·st
Rowell Amos, laborcr, Lot I5t west

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Rowsell Henry, bookseller and stationer, circulatiIlg Ji
brary, &c. King.st
Royal Engineer Office, J ohn.st
Roy Joseph, painter, Carolinc.st
Roy Thomas. civil engineer, Peter.st
Rurldock Mrs., march.st
Russell William, Lot.st west
Rutherford Peter, stone mason, &c., New.st
Rutherford Mrs., Richmond.st
Rutherford Alexander, carpenter, 3.') Lot· 5t
Ryan Thomas, Union Hotel, market square
Sampson David, tailor, York.st
Sanders Thomas, hair-cutter, &c. Yonge.st and Lot.st
Sanderson Willi!lm, carter, 32 King.st
Sanderson MillS, dress maker, 187 King.st
Sandiland Mrs., 18 King-st
s.
Savage Geo. & Co, silversmiths and jewellers,151 King-5t
Saxon & McKnight,wholesale dry goods store,&c.Yongtl-st
Scadding John, yeoman, on the Don '1'#. •
Scaling John, saddler, Newgate-st
Scallion James, laborer, Richmond.st
Scanlon Owen, carter, Duchess.st
Sceets Nicholas, mould ma.ker, 13 Lot-st
Schofield J. C., Fa.rmer's A rms Inn, 88 King.st
Scholfield \Villiam, plumber, pa.inter, &c., King-st west
Score Richard, tailor, Duke·st
Scotch Church Church street
Scott Mrs., King.st west
Scott Jonathan, butcher, Yongc.st
Scott Matthp.w, shoemaker, Caroline-st
Scott John, laborer, H ospital-st
Scott Adam, tailor, 180 King.st
Scott Robert, confectioner, &c. 123- King-st
Scott Robert, carpenter, Dummel'.st
Searle Henry, Walnut place, King.st west
:Secord Stephen, teamster, Kingston.road

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Secretary of Clergy Corporation, Office public buildings
Front-st
Secretary 4' Registrar of the Province, Office public build
ings, Front-st
Sergeant George, bricklayer, Lot-&t west·
Sergeant --, plasterer, Elizabeth-st
Severin John, brewer, Yo.nge-st road
Severs J ames, laborer, Lot-st west
Severs J ames, assistant sexton English Church
Sewers M iss, milliner, &c. Y ork-st
Sewell Charles, watch and clock maker, 1 n King-s!
Shannonhouse James, saddlel', at A. Dixon's, Kirig-st
Shannon James, boot and shoemaker, 113 King-st
Shanklyn Samuel, hatter, Yonge-st
Shankland Robert, laborer, Newgate-st
Sharp William, carpenter~ Elizabeth-st
Sharp·Mrs., Spaciimi. Avenue
Sharp Wm., boot and shoemaker, Yonge-st road
Sharp Luke, saddler, &c., 115 King-st
Sharp Joseph, boot and shoemaker, 178 King-st
Shaw William, carpenter, Richmond-st
Shaw Archer, cabinet maker, Upper George-st
Shaw Thomas, watch-maker, &c., at Anderson's King.sl
Shaw George, carpenter, Elizabeth-st
Shaw Samuel, cutler, 120 King.st
Shaw George, yeoman, Lot-st west
Shaw Alexander, yeoman, Lot-st west
Sheldon, Dutcher & Co, foundry and steam engine factory:
Yonge.st
Shepherd Paul, wood carver, l.'eraulay.st
Shepard Harvey, axe maker, Hospital.st
Shepherd Peter, brick maker, park, near the windmill
Sherburn Joseph, at Ketchum's, Newgate-st
Sheriff's Office, Court House, King-st
Sherwood Hon. Levins P., one of the Puisne Judges oj
the Court of King's Bench, Yonge~st road
Sherwood Henry, M. P. P. for the town of Brockville-
Attorney, &c., office market. square
Shields Scott, carpenter, market.st
Shropshire Charles, carpenter, Hospital-st
Shore Andrew, laborer, march-st

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Short John, carpenter, 37 Lot-st
Short John, engineer, Duke-st
Short & Connel, bakers, Duke.st
ShuteI' & Paterson, wholesale and retail, China, Glass,
and Earthenware, 72 King-st
Shuttleworth Misses, milliners, &c. Upper George-~t
Sipber Andrew, sausage maker, 106 Newgate-st
Slgsworth John, wheelwright, Hospital-st
Silver John S., gardener, Spadina Avenue
Simms Samuel J., carpenter, Hospital-st
Simmons Dilniel, bricklayer, Spadina Avenul'
Sill1pso;} Allan, brickiayer, Elizabeth.st
Si,npson Robert, laborer, Hospital.sl
Simpson Abr:tham, laborer, Lot.st y'est.
Simpson Alex., boot and shoem:tker, 53 YO:lge-st
SimFson "Yi Iliam, carpenter, broad lane, Y ork.st
Skinner &, Eastwood, paper manufacturers, market ·square
Skillington T:~omas, hoot and shoemaker, York.st
Shillinglaw Mrs. Widow, Hospital-st
Slcigh John, butcher, Duke.st
Sloan George, groceries and provisions, Yorl, ·st
Small James Edward, Attorney, &c. residence Delke.st,
office 237 King-st west
Small Chas. Coxwell, clerk of the Crown, Kingoton rO:ld
Small Mrs. Eliza, Duke.st
Small \Villiam, carpenter, 46 Lot.st
Smart AI8x., hoot and shoemaker, Yonge.st road
Smith James F. groceries, wines, and liquors, wholesal.e
and retail, 141 King.st
Smith Charles, hair dresser, &c. Church-st
Smith W dliam, Boulton's block, Lot-st
Smith Ira, gunsmith, Yonge-st
S~th William, yeoman, Don bridge
Smith Theophilus, at Lee's East York Store
Smith John Thdma>l, DQg & Duck Tavern, market.square
Smith Thomas, shoemaker, Church-st
Smith John, waiter on Transit steamboat, market.st
Smith Misses, Hospital.st
Smith John, tailor, York-st
Smith William, laborer, Broad lane
Smith William, carpenter, Newgate~st

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Smith Owen, tailor, Church lane
Smith James, carter, Toronto-st
Smith --, boot and shoemaker, Elizabeth-st
Smith S_ T., Inn, 14 Kingst
Sm~th I. A., Yorkshire store, dry goods, 114 King-st
SmIth "'i'm. Sampson, blacksmith, Kingston road
Smith .J 0110, land agent, Kingston road
Smith Edward, carpenter, Jarvis' block, Duchess.st
Snarr John, plasterer, Upper GeOJ'O'e-st
Snider John, brickmaker, &c. Berkley-st
Somerville John, at the Gazette Office, 164 King-st
Sowerby & Little, blacksmiths, Lot-st west
Sparks J ames, park, near the windmill
Spencer's Lancashire slore, 108 King-st
Spencer Mrs, Lot-st
Spence James, carpenter, Hagerman's b!ock, King-st
Spragge William, clerk in Surveyor Gen(.ral Office
Spragge Joseph, master central school, Lot-st west
Spragge J. G. Attorney, &c., office 28 Newgatc-st, residence
William-st
Spragge J. B. land ngent, Chewett's buildings King st
Sprellll Samuel, grocery, wine & spirit dealer, 201 !\:ing-st
Sprnatl Henry, carter, HL! King-st
Sproule John, wholesale & retail grocer, wines and spirit~,
;;3 King-st
Stabbacl, Mis", milliner anci dress-maker, King-s! west
Stanley David, tailor. Chewett's buildings, King-st
Siantoll nobert, Printer to the King's Most Excellent Majesty;
Upper Canada Gazetle Office; General
Printer, Stationer, and Bookbinder, 164 King-stprivate
residence, Peter-st, top of Hospitlll-~t
Stanton James, clerk Executive Council
Stanton William, 241 King-st west
Stag Tavern, n.H. Clarke, market-square
Staggs William, g~l'dener, Lot-st west
Staveley John, tailor, ]6 King-st
Stead George, boot and slUlemal,er, 115 King-st
Steamhoat Inn, George Stephel1son, bay shore
Sleed A. boot and shotlmaker, 214 King-st
Steed Mrs., staymaker, 214 King-st
Steers Thomas; Spadina A venue.

44 S-S
Stegmann George, groceries, wine5, &c., hard ware and
dry goods, 66 King-1St
Steinson Charles Lot-st west
~(enhouse Peter, Glue Bonnet Tavern, Yonge-st
Stennett William, Sih'ersmith and jeweller, llO~ Ki-ng-st
Stephenson Thomas, cabinet [naker, 1 Yonge-st
Stephenson George, Steamboat Inll on the bay shore
Stevenson John, Farmers and Mechanics Hall, and saddler,
Newgate-st
Steward -- carter, Dummer-st
Slewal'u William, Dep'y Collector Customs, Carfrae place
Stewart \V. L., Royal Saloon, Church-st
Stewart Hugh, labo'rer, Hospital-st
Stewart A lex., butcher, E!izabeth-st
Stewart Ak~;., carpenter, Newgate-st
Stewart Alex., fisherman, march-st
Stew

S-T
St. Lawrence 1lotel, marke:.st
St. George ~ Dragon Inn, Church.st
Sullivan HOlI. Robert Baldwin, Dul{e-st
Sullivan H enr:r Dr., 195! King-st
Sullivan Daniel, blacksmith, Yonge.st
Sullivan Jeremiah, blacksmith, Yonge-st
Summers Thomas, carpenter, Ontario.st
Summersides Rev. MI'. Primitive Methodist Minister Bay-st
81m Tavern, corner of Lot & Y onge.sts .
Surveyor General's O'/fice, public buil'dings, Front.st
Swallow William, cabinet.maker, Uppe!' George-st
Swann Mrs. Upper George.st
Swayne John, tailor, Elizabeth-st
Sweeney Daniel, boot & shoemaker ~Iurch st
Sweeney John, carter, New.st
Sweeney John, tailor, march-st
Sweetman Matthew, carpenter, m,lI"ch.st
Swinburll James, laborer, Church.st
Switnutn Mrs., Upper George.st
Sylvester Peter, laborer, Kingston road
Sylvester Samuel, boot & shoemaker, 45 Yonge-st
,.,
.1.
Taff Reuben, laborer, Newgate.st
Tapscott George, storekeeper, &c., Kingston road
Tan'iff'Villiam, moulder, James.st
Thew William, boat builder, Front-st, bay shore
Taylor \Varren, smith, 21 Lot-st
Ta~'lor Mrs., grocery, &c. Lot.s! west, near the nlnek Rull
Taylor John, turner, Newgate-st
Tavlor --, coach office. Front-st
Ta;'lor Thomas Horatio, Attorney, &c., 121 King.st
Taylor S. Eo, dry goods store, 181 King.st
Taylor John F., clerk in Legislative Council, Lot.st. ,,'cst
Taylor Samuel, Rockingham Arms, &c., march.Ht
Tccvan Michael, constable, Richmond-st
Teevan .J ames, boot and shoemaker, ,62 King-st
Telfer 'Valter Dr., 44 Newgate.st
Telfour Andrew, carpenter, Boulton's block, Lot.st " .. c~t
Temple Captain, Peter-st

46 T-T
Theatre Royal, King.st west
Thomas Samuel, saddler. Hospital.st
Thomas Francis, bell.hanger, Jordan-st
Thomas James, laborer, Dutchess.st
Thomas James, tailor, emporium of fashion, 184 King-st
Thomas Thomas, Crown & Anchor Tavern, Yonge.st
Thompson Mrs., Lot-st
Thompson James, laborer, Dummer.st
Thompson J ames, boot and shoemaker, 76 King-s!
Thorn pson James, carter, Henrietta-st
Thompson Francis, boot and shoemaker, Kingston road
Thompson l\f rs., Yorkshire Arms Tavern, Newgate-st
Thompson William, ship builder, Front.sl
Thompson John, joiner, &c., York.st
Thompson Robert D., grocery and provisions, 183 King.st
Thompson Thomas, shoe "'arehouse, 185 f:ing-st
Thompson Thomas Samuel, l\!nrket.st
Thoms \Villiarn, carpentel', Spadina Avenue
Thorburn Miss., Elizabeth.st
Thorne Thomas, bricklayer, Lot.st cast
Thornhill R. H., 1st clerk land office, Lot.sl west
Thornton Francis, laborer, Lot.st east
Thornton John, sawyer, Duke.st
Tiffey John, Inbor8r; Yonge·st
Tims Doctor, Lot-st west
'rims Henry, carpenter, Peter.st
Tinning Richard, timu8r dealer, Front.st, on the bay shore
Tinsley Jarvis, bricklayer, &c., Newgate.st
Todd Jal11c~, carpenter. Teraula.v-st
Todd H cilry Cook, g8:ltlelllan, 35 N ewgate. st
Tod Andrew, clerk in land office
Tolfree Joseph, Painter, 16 Hospital.st
Torance John, boarding house, &c., Front.st
Toronto Inn, Y onge.st
T01"Onlo 4' Trafalgm' Inn, Church.st
Toronto Royal Saloon, Church.st
Toronto Jllrdical Laboratory, Joseph Beckett, Killo'_~( w('st
'J' o\\'nsend D. D " ColbornI.' furnace, warehollse',
>:>
stoyes,
Hollow ware &c., "follge.st
Townsend Samu e 1, c:lI'tE'r. IlI3.rket lane
Tost Henry, blae ksmith, Lr)t-st

T-V
47
Tracy Michael, tailo!', Newgate-st
Traey Andrew, shoemaker, march-st
Trainor Hugh, St_ Lawrence Hotel, market_sl
Treasure J_, shoemaker, York-st
Treasurer's Office for the Home District, Court House
Trotter James, storekeeper, corner of John and Lot-std
Truscott & Green, Agricultlual Bank, Front-st
Truss 1\1. B., boot llnd shoemaker, George-st
Turley Edward, yeoman, 4 mile tree, Kingston road
Turnbull Robert, tailor, Stewart's lane
Turner Enoch, brewer, Palace-st, near the windmiU
Turner John, boot and shoemaker, Newgate-st
Turner Alfred, & Co., wine merchants, King-st
Turner Wm •. porter at Murray, Newbigging, & Co
Tutner James, bricklayer, New-st
Turner James, sen'r, brewer, march-st
Turquand B. 1st clerk Receiver General's Office, Parliament
buildings, east wing
Tun'eft' Wm., spirit and grocery store, 10 Lot-st
Turpin Wm., painter, Yonge-st road
Turton. Joseph, builder, Lot-st west
Tuton Richard, chemist & druggist, Chewett's buildings,
King-st
Tye Timothy, shoemaker, Church lane
Tyerman \'" m., laborer, market lane
Tyner John, boot and shoemaker, 40 King-st
Tyrrell Edward, waggon maker, &c., King-sl east
Tyrrell William, waggon makel', &c., King-st east
U&V.
Underhill George, Sheriff's bailifi: Court House
Union Hotel, Thomas Ryan, market.square
Upper Canada Bank, Duke· at
Urquaart John, chemist, &c., 87 King-~t
VanBaerle Captain, 42 Front-st
Vance James, watch and clock maker, 139· King-st
Vansittart John G., gentleman, Hospital-sl
Vaux Thomas, clerk in House of Assembly, Yonge-st road
Veltenair & Co., piano forte makers, &c., 17 Youge-st
Vollor James, laborer, 20 Hospital-st

49 v-w
Yollor Richard, bricklayer, Elizabeth-st
\' 01101' Joseph, captain, Lot-st east
w.
\Vakefield Charles, shoemaker, Kitson's buildings, King-st
'Vakefield "Villi am, auctioneer & commissioll merchant,
135 King-st
Walker George, merchant tailor, 125 King-st
Walker Robert, shopman, at Lawson's, 187 King-st
'Yalker John, brewer, Spadina Avenue
Walker Charles, tailor, Lot-st east
Walker John, collector taxes St. Patrick's ward
'Valker Lewis, carter, New-st ~
"r alker \V iliiam, messenger surveyor general's office
"'allace John, boot and shoemaker, Newgate-si
\Vallis John, mason, Lot-st east
'Vallis Wm., Red Lion Inn, market-st
'Vallis \Y m., cabinet maker and upholsterer, KilJg-st west
Walton George, clerk of fhe Court of Requests, Notary
Public, &c., Chewett's buildings, King-streer,
office in the Court House, King-street
Walton Mrs. Matthew, Newgate-st
tV ani James, laborer, 7 Yonge-st
Ward --, printer, New-st
Ward Sheldon, brickmaker and mason, Berkeley-st
\Varren W m., boot and shoemaker, market lane
)Vare Wm. china, glass, and earthenware, spirits, wines,
and groceries, wholesale and retail, 140 King-st ~
Washburn Simon, Attorney, &c., clerk of the Peace for
the Home District, residence Duke-st, office
Court House
Wasnidge, Exors. &c. irQnmongers, &c., 70 King-at
Watkins & Harris, sign of anvil and sledge, ironmongers,
&c., wholesale and retail, 68 King-st
Watkins John, carter, Hospital.st
'Yatson Richard, sen'r, carpenter, 26 King.st east
Watson Richard, jun'r, tinsmith, 64 King-st east ,
Watson Jas., Rising Sun Tavern & tinsmith, Newgate.at
'Watson James, Jabore~, Stewart's Jane

W-w'
Watson James, carpenter, Lot.st west
Watson Thomas, boot and shoemaker, Lot·st west
W'atson Richard, printer, Gazette OffiCI, 164 KiAg.st
Webb Thomas, boot and shoemaker, lrO King-st
Webb Christopher, boot and shoemaker, Church-st
'Webster Loron, printer, Broad lane, York-It
Weeks Samuel, druggist, 124 King-st
Weir Hel1l'Y, boot and shoemaker, N'ew~!lte-st east
Wedd --, College Avenue
Weller William, coach office, Front.st
Wells Lieut. Col. The Hon. Joseph, Davenport near
Spadina
Wells George, student at Law, Davenport near Spadillll
Welsh Lawrence, provision store, march·st
Welsh Patrick, laborer, Church lane
Wesley John, Neptune Inn, New-st
lVesleyan Methodist Chapels, Newgate-st and George.st
'Westland James F.,seed warehouse and store. 168 King.it
West John, Spadllla Avenue
"Vheeler Benson, butcher, 80 Yonge.st
Wheeler Mrs., Duke-st
White James, carpenter, Hospital.st
White Rohert, laborer, Hospital.st
White John, turner, 4 Lot.st
White Isaac, bricklayer, James-st
White William, Yonge.st road
White Lion Inn, R. Matthews, march-st
lVhite Horse Tavern, Jno. Nicholson, 228 King-st Wist
White Swan Tavern, Patrick Kane, 26 Lot.st
Whitlam Thomas, pump maker, market-st
Whitmore Michael, Live and let Live Tavern, 30 King-It
east
Whitney P. F., cheap Irish store, 54 King.st
Whitesides Arthur, Lot-st east
Whitesides William, teamster, Spadina Avenue
Widmer Christopher Dr., Palace.st
Wightman & Co., straw bonnet warehouse, and dry goods,
153 King-st
Wiggins John, !lailor, market.st
Wiggins Simon, blacksmith, King.st west
Wigglesworth Abraham, carpenter, Elizabeth.st
;f

50 w-w
'Viggs William, general st()re
'Vilcox Leonard, Lot-st west
'Viley Ja'mes, carpenter, Hospital-st
Wilkinson Christopher_ carpenter, ncar Catholic Church
Wilkinson George, barber, &c_, 154 King-st
'William the Fourtlt lUll, John Harley, market-square
'Williams & Vannatta, St. Lawrence Hotel, market-st
Williams Heeson, blacksmilh, Hospital-st
'Villiams Coruelius, toll gate keeper, Lut-st
'Villiams Thomas, laborer, York-st
Williams John, sawyer, market lane
Williams Mrs., provision store, 32 King-st
'Villiams Thomas 0_, grocery store, 56 King.sf
'Villiamson Alexander Johnson, poet, &c.
'Villard 'Vm., carpenter, Broad lane
Willard G. B., Wragg & Co., 159 King-st
'ViUmott H. E., cabinet maker, Peter-st
Willmott Isaiah, York Recess, 100 King-st
'Willson Hill, constable, march-st
'Villoby Wm., coach builder, &c., Yonge-st
'Vilson John, waterman, Dnke-st
'Vilson Timothy, yeoman, Kingston road
'Vilson John, mason, Lot-st west
'Vilson John, carpenter, Broad lane, York-st
VVilson James, carpenter, Boulton's block, Lot-st
'Wilson Stillwell, Golden Ball Inn, Yonge-st
'Vilson Joseph, upholsterer, Y oflge-st
Wilson James, laborer, George-st
,Vilson John '1'., one of the masters, Central School,
Yonge-st road
Wilson David, baot and shoemaker, 156 King-st
Wilson James, boot and shoemaker, 156 King-st
Wilson Alexander, boot and shoemaker, 156 King-;;,t
Wilson John, boot and shoemaker, 217 King-st
Wilson Hunter, brickmaker, park, near the windmill
\Vilson John, boot and shoemaker, Hospital-st
Wilson Mrs.; Peter-st
Wiman & Chanley, chair makers, 194 King-at
Winder Dr., Boulton's lllock, Lot-st west
Wing Mrs., York-st
Winn Misses, ladies school, Y ork.st

W-Y
51
Winn Michael, laborer, market lane
Winslade John, carpenter, Spadilla Avenue
\Viseman Howard, at Burke's auclion mart, Richmond-st
\Volstencroft George, sexlot!, Potter's Field burial ground,
Y oDge-st road
\Vood Thomas, laborer, 59 Y onge-st
Wood Mr., dentist, Newgnte-st
Wood Alexander, magistrate Home District, 44 King-st
\Vood Charles, laborer, nay shore
Woods Edward, bricklayer, Beverley-st, Lot-st
\Voods Richard, laborer, market-sq'lare
'Wordsworth Richard, c:trpenter, 20 Richmond-st
\Vright John, cartel', Lot·st
Wright Edward, Greenbnd Fishery Tavern, Front.st
Wright Thomas, grocery aDd provisions, 167 King.st
Wragg & Co., sign of the Silver Mill Saw, Ironmongers,
&c., wholesale and retail, 159 King-st
Wray William, Yonge-st road
• York Auction Mart, W. Wal,efield, 155 King-st
York Recess, Isaiah Willmott, 100 King-st
York Hotel, Monis Lawrenee, King-st east
Yorkshire Arms Tavern, Newgate-st
Young Thomas, architect and surveyor, 54 Hospital.st
Young Walter, laborer, near the Catholic Church
Young & Warren, milliners, &c., 30 Lot-st
Y .

THE HOME DISTRICT,
OR THE COUNTIES OF
YORK AND SIMCOE DIRECTOR"
ALI'IIAIlETIC.\L LIST OF TUE I:'>IIABIT.\:'>T HOUSEHOLDERS
The Townships arranged alphabetically.
ADJALA.
CON. NO.
CO:'>. xo
Barnes Michael, •• 1 26 Creason David ••• 3 7
Beatty William, .• 5 3 Creage John ••••• 2 3
Beatty Matthew ••• 5 4
Beatty Samuel. .•• 5 1 Darrick Jame" •••• 2 5
Brown \V • ••••••• 5 10 Devine \" illiam ••• 4 27
Brown John •••••• 3 32 Dogan Edward •.• 7 15
Burton Thomas ••• 6 13 Duross James •••• 8 12
Burton William ••• 6 ]4
Egan K .•••••••• 6 13
Callin James ••••• 5 16 Egan Michael •••• 5 29
Campbell James •• 7 13 Egan John ...... 6 12
Cassidy James •••• 6 30 Elliott William ••• 3 6
Cassidy William •• 1 29
Caughton Cor •••• 4 21 Farley William ••• 1 19
Coleman Joseph •• 5 32 Farley John •••••• 2 21
Connors Edward •• 6 12 Farley David ••••• 2 19
Connors John •••• 6 14 Feheley James ••• 4 13
Conners Patrick •• 5 15 Feheley Patrick •• 4 14
Conners Michael •• :j 15 Ferguson Hugh ••• 5 31
Conway Mathew •• 3 28 Fitzpatrick James. 2 10
Corrigan James ••• 6 9 Foley Michael •••• 2 31
Cosgrove James' ••• 7 1 Ford William •••• 1 :3
Covine John ••••• 3 3 Gallagher Patrick. 5 :n

54 ADJALA.
CON. N0'II
CON. ]'I().
Gallagher John... 3 30 Lynch M ........ 6 28
Goulding Andrew. 4 14 Magavnier Micheal 4 13
Grannett Joseph •• 7 13 Maggott Edward •• 2 6
Gunning Wil!iam .• 1 4 Malone John ••••• 5 13
:\Iartial James •••. 5 3
Haland Thomas •• 6 20 Martial Alex ••••• 5 4
Hall Jones ••••••• 6 3 Mason Stewart ••• 2 1
Hamilton James •• 6 10 Mitchell Robert ••• 3 1
Hamilton Alexander 6 7 Morrow Wm ••••• 8 9
Hamilton Thomas. 6 10 Moore Robert •••• 3 29
Hampton James ••• 7 14 Moorne James •••• 5 19
Harvey Michael •• 5 14 Moorne John •••.• 5 20
Hath Robert •••.• 4 4 Moorne Peter .•••• 1 1
Hath William •••• 4 4 Mullin Michael ••• 4 :]:1
Headin John ••••• 7 10 Murphy Felix .•••• 5 6
Healy Michael ••• 5 29 Murphy James .... 3 9
Heaslip Samuel ••• 4 29 Murray John ••••• 5 16
Hollen Felix ••••• 7 12 MeAnly John .•••• 1 12
Huntley Harvey •• 7 13 McCabe Thomas .• 6 11
McCabe Paul.. ••• 6 17
Innes James •••••• 4 6 McCann 1\1 ichael. • :l 13
Irvine Thomas ••• 4 31 McCarry David ••• 8 18
Jackson George •• 2 2 McCarroll John ... 5 28
Johnson William •• 7 6 McCulloch H ••••. 7 11
McCulloch Robert 1 4
Kane Owen ....... 8 14 McCutcheon Rob't 1 30
Keenan James, sen. 6 15 McFarlane John •• ] 14
Keenan Robert ••• 6 15 McFarlane Lawr'e 1 10
Keenan Thomas •• 6 16 McFarlane Felix •• 2 10
Keenan James ••.• 6 19 McGunnis Thomas 4 1
Keenan John ••••• 3 16 McIlroy Hugh •••• 6 18
McKenna James •• 3 7
Langley Thomas •• 4 29 McKay C ........ 2 8
Lardcourt Luke ••• 7 7 McLaughton L .•• 8 1
Leavins George •• 1 16 McMahon James •• 5 13
Leavins James •••. 1 17 McNamara John .• 2 9
Leavins Edwd •••• 1 17 Nevins Robert •••• 5 17
Lee John •••••••• 2 7
Leggett William •• 2 5 Oliver Daniel. •••• 7 2
Livingston William 4 3 [I O'Neill Henry, ... 4 11

CON. NO.
Patterson Thomas 8 8
P attoll Patrick. • •• 6 9
Penalton William.. 1 13
Pidgeon Samuel. •• 3 9
Proctor William ..• 1 16
Quicrsoll Peter ••• 6 :3
Reany William ..• 2 4
Ryan' William •••• 5 27
Ryan Patrick ••••• 6 48\\
Sewer William ••• 4
ALBION. 55
CON. NO.
Shaw Thomas ••.. 5 17
Sloan James. • • ... 4 U
Snell George ••••• 2 1
Small Daniel. •••• 7 10
Spell ian Daniel... 7 4
Stewart William.. 2 J 8
Trimble Hamilton. 3 30
Walker William ... 5
Ward John ....... 2
Wells John ....... 1
Welney P alrick. •• 5
8
6
23
18
POPULATIOx-Ma!es above 16, 185; Males under 16, 186 ;
Females above 16, 141; Females under 16, 193.­
Total,705.
ALBION.
CON. NO.
CON. NO.
Armstrong ~dward 9 18 Briggs Stephen •.•• 7 23
Atcheson John •.•• 5 1 Britt Thomas ••••• 1 36
Austin James ..... 5 4 Brown John "V ••• 3 19
B

[)6 ALBION.
cox. ~O.
CON. NO.
Corbett George ••• 8 17 Fowler Martill .••. 4 27
Conlter Thomas .• 1 8 Francis Henrv •••. :.! 10
Coulter George .•• 1 8 Fuller Samu~l .••• 8 9
Crawford Hobert. • 2 '28
Crosier W ilii,llll .•• 7 Gennican Patrick .• 4 31
Gilmore John .... 1 38
Daly Wi!liam •••• !3 2-1 Godbold John ••.• 7 9
Davis George .••• ., " 8 Godbold George •• 9 14
Dennis William •.• 10 20 Goodctl! John •••.• 2 11
Dexter ,\......... 2 10 Goodlpllow James. 5 6
Dick Alex ....... 4 6 Goodfe!lew A.dam. 5 5
Dinsmore James .• 8 7 Goodfellow - •••. 5 .7
L>ixn~1 Joseph .•••• 8 19 Gowan H. II ..... 7 13
Dolan Joseph .•••• 4 20 Grctham \Vm •.••• 6 1
Dolan Hugh ••••.• 5 28 Graham John ••.• 1 4
DUDaghne Peter .•• [) 31
Donaghue Joseph .• ~ 30 Hainsworth Thos •. 5 15
Downl.'y David •.•• 8 19 HaIlJohn ........ 7 4
Downoy Williaill .• 8 15 Hannah Johll ••••• 6 19
Downey Henry .•• 8 18 Hawley Adam .••• 4 2:3
Downev [-Jenry ••• 9 16 Henry Michael ••• 3 15
Downi,;g Cornelius 3 19 Henry John •••••• 3 5
Druummond Widow 1 27 Heron \Vm•••.•• 4 26
Duncan Geo .••••. 4 15 Hessian M ••••.•• 4 30
Duncluc S ....... 7 25 Hewitt James •••• 1 9
Dufty J aliles .•••• 5 11 Hewitt John ••••• 1 10
Duke John ••••••• 8 14 Hilts Adam ..•••• 2 '32
Dwyer Michael. •• 3 20 Howard Samuel .•• 1 16
Howden William •• 2 31
Elliott Thomas ••• 1 12 Hudson Joseph •.• 5 17
Erwinc George ••• 3 31 Hudson Joseph ••• 5 16
Erwinc George ••• 4 10
II
Evan~ \Vidow..•• 1 26 Jeffery John •••••• 3 12
Jeffery Allan ••••• 4 14
Fellows James •••• 2 28 J eft erson Henry ••• 5 24
Felstead John .••• 3 29 Jessup William ••• 7 6
Fcnarty Matthew •• 4 31 Johnson Thomas •• 8 18
Fenarty John ••••• 4 31 Johnson George •• 8 8
Finch Robert ••••• 1 13 Johnson Robert ••• 6 19
Fletcher Joseph ••• 1 28 Johnson James •••• 6 14

ALBION. 57
CON. NO. CON. :-;0.
Johnson John ••••• 7 6 Mitchell Peter •••• 3 19
Jones James •••••• 4 17 Moffitt Andrew ••• 9 24
Molloy John ••••• 1 22
Kearnes Simon ••• 1 25 Molloy Hugh ••••• 2 19
Kearnes William •• 2 29 Monkman James •• 7 17
Kearnes Thomas •• 3 30 MOllkman James •• 7 17
Kearnes John •••• 2 27 Monkman John ••• 7 18
Rearnes James ••• :! 25 Moore James ••••• 2 14
Keating James ••• 7 15 Mulroy John ••••. 5 8
Kells George ••••• 6 3 Murray Alex .•••• 4 5
Kellun James •••• 1 30 McCabe James ••• 9 19
Kellington Wm ••• 8 17 McCachran Alex .• 1 17
Kenny Patricl ••••. 9 24 McCachran Daniel 1 17
Kinney Peter ••••• 2 26 McCarty Thomas. 2 20
Kirby Francis •••• 1 1 McCarty Ja'mes ••• 3 2
McCort Patrick ••• 5 2
Lang James •••••• 2 19 McDougall John •• 4 11
Lalltrey Matthew .• 1 23 McGuire James .•• 8 28
Lantrey Thomas •• 7 22 McLaughlin Daniel 1 40
Lee John •••••••• 1 4 McMorris James •• 4 13
Lindsay Joseph ••• 1 2
Lindsay Wm ••••• 1 2 Nayler Francis •••• R 20
Lindsay John •••• 1 5 Newlove Love •••• 4 12
Lock Archibald ••• 4 25 Newton Henry ••• 1 27
Long John •••.••• 7 12 Nunn Henry ••••• 7 27
Long James •••••• 8 13 O'Connor Michael 2 24
Lougheed Rouert .• 7 9
Lougheed Robert •. 3 9 Parker Wm ••••.• 9 ]3
Lougheed James •• 5 g Parker Robert •••• 9 I:!
Lougheed George. 4 9 Pedlow \,ym ••••• I 28
Lougheed John ••• 4 8 Pepper Owen ••.• 4 29
Lougheed James •• 4 9 PJaxton Charles ••• 1 13
Lougheed Robert •. 2 7 Plaxton Wm ..... OJ 12
Lougheed James •• 2 7
I
Plumer Widow ••• 6 8
Lynch Pah'ick •••• 3 29 Porter Joseph •••• 4 3
Prentice Jacob ••• 4 8
Mahony James .... :3 2 Quina Laughlin ••• 3 '24
Martin Stephen .... 1 7
I
Mathews Wm •••• 2 20 Ramsbottom John. 1 2~
May Peter •• , •••• 3 3 Rawn John •••••• 1 35
II

58 ALBION.
CON. N0'1
CON. :N,.
Rawn Frederick •• 1 . 35 Sterne R Samuel •• 6 9
Rawn Rodolph ... 1 :3G I SrinRon Ed.ward ••• 2 34
Raynet' .T oseplJ ••• 8 2l Str()1~3 Henry •••• 2 5
Reeftney F"rl d .•• 1 32 :';l\llivan Daniel ••• 5 30
Reynard John •.•• 5 13 Sullivan John •••• 3 22
Richardson Charles 3 23 Switzer Daniel ••• 2 IS
Richardson \Vm •• 1 3:1 Switzer Wm ... , 4 14
Riddell Hugh •••• :3 17
Roadhouse Benj •• 6 22 Taylor Thomas ••• 3 9
Roadhouse J as •••• 7 19 Taylor Ahraham •• 7 19
Roadhouse Mark •• 8 22 T 21
Smith Jolm ..•••• 2 23 Wilson James •••• 5 30
Snell J amea .•.••• 6 3 Wilson Timothy .• 3 :!.7
Spencer George •• 2 31 Wilson George ••• 3 10
Squir'3s Wm ••••• 4 23 Williamson Wm •• 3 10
Squit'es James •••• 3 2-> Wright James .••• 1 33
Squires Arthur .•.• '1 22 Young James ••••• 1 20

ALBION. 59
POPULATloN-l\lales above 16, 367; Mules under 16, 3G5;
Females above 16, 186; Females ullner 16, 31S.­
Total, 1,233.
BRO C K.
('0:-;'. NO. co,,\. 1\"0.
Asling M •••.•••• 8 6 Curtain Jolm •••. 10 4
Avery Nehemiah .• 10 23
Bagshaw William. 9 5
Baker William •••• 5 2
Bell Arch •••.•••. l~ 22
Bell Dun ........ 12 22
Bell John •••.•••. 12 22
Bentley Wm. G ••• 6 18
Bollan~IWiliiam jun 2 12
Bowel' ·William... 1 14
Brabson Geo. •••• 1 12
Bramble Wm ••••. 12 3
Brandon John •.•. 13 18
Brandon Wm ••••• 13 18'
Brethowr Duvid ... 6 1
Brown John .••.. 12 24
Brown Duncan .•• 1:3 21
Brumley ·Wm .•••. 2 23
Buck Ira •••.•••. 7 15
Campbell Allan ••• 8 21
Campbell John •••. 14 23
Campbell Arch •••. 14 10
Cawer Nelson •••• 7 13
Clinkskell J no •••• 7 4
Conway Dan'I •••• 1 3
Cook David •••••• 8 15
Corrigan Mich •••• 9 16
Corvan ~att ..... 11 18
Craig James ••••• 11 6
Craig Thomas •••• 10 9
Creighton Jas ..... 13 14 ~
Davidson LlIughlinll 21
Dawson ThoEkS .. 12 15
Douglass \Vm.... 1 6
Doyle Daniel •••.. 7 7
Doyle James ••••. 9 7
Doyle Patrick •• " 8 9
Doyle Timothy. •. 9 10
Doyle John ...... 13 3
Dubble John ••• " 4 9
Dubblc Luke .•••. 4 5
Dubb!e James, ••• 4 2
Dunn Joseph •••.• 6 10
Edwards Jas •.•• 2 2:'1
Edwards John .••• 3 23
Edward~ Robt. ••. 7 24
Edwards Henry ..• 8 23
Elford Chas .••••. 10 15
EwartThomas •••• 7 7
FcntonCharles .•• ~ 8 24
Fer-ton Lukins •••• 5 - 8
Ferguson Ed w •••• 11 21
Francis J, hu ••••. 11 11
Fures Joseph, ••.. 14 14
Galbraith James •• 3 ;;
Garvey Patrick ••• 2 2
Gibbs John •••••• 14 19
Gibbs Chas •••••• 14 18
Gillespie Donald •• 13 21

BROCK.
_, _ CO:'!. N0.i
{.lover\\m ••..•• 1422,
Graham John .•••• 10 5:
Graham Thos. sen .12 8
Hall David ..••.• 11 21
Hammond John ... 14 6
Harris.Tohn .•.•.• 2 4
Harris Samson H. 0 11
Harrison J alnes •.• 12 12
Hart Jel'emiah •••• ll 2
Hart Robert •••• 11 4
Henderson John ..• 2 2
Hevener Heliry .•• 8 14
Hickingbottom- J.,. 9 24
Hill John, ........ 5 8
Hill Andrew, •.•.• 6 24
Hogan Patrick, ••• l1 16
Hogan Matthew, •• 11 16
Hogan Michael, •.• 11 16
Horner l\Iichael, •• 7 ~2
Humphrey Sam'I •• 7 5
Humphrey J. H ..• 5 6
Hutcheson·T. D.,.11 20
lrwine Johu, .••••• ~ 2
Jackson T., jun'r ..• 11 4
Jackson T., sen'r .• ll 9
Jackson Francis, •• 10 10
Johnson Robert ••• 14 7
Johnson Charles, ... 12 26
Johnson Irwine, ••. 12 19
Jones W. C., .•••• 5 12
Kelly Mary, ..•••. 8 21
Kelly Artliur, •..•• 9 19
Lawton Jesse ..... 8 8
Letts Wm ••••••• 3 1
Lloyd Glover.... 6 '3
LIQyd John •••••• 12 1
CON. NO.
Lloyd l\1armaduke.12 4
Lloyd Caleb •••••• 12 1
Ludford Thos .•••• HI 7
Lynch Joseph •••. 13 3
Macauly Robt •.•• 2 15
Mabee Godfrey ••• 11 19
Mabee Peter ••• r .. 11 23
Malone James •••• 10 6
Malone MichaeL .. 9 13
Marr John ....... 7 13
Matterson Wm ..•• 5 10
Matterson Isabella.14 13
Metcalf John ••••• ll 9
Mooney Francis •.• 1 1
Moore Alex. • • • .• 9 20
Morrow Joseph... 1 19
Murtaugh John ••. 1 4
McCaskill Wm ... 11 20
McDonald Hugh .• 8 22
McGrath Michael. 1 3
"McDougall D •••• 12 20
McGrath Joseph .• 1 3
McIntyre Murdoch 7 23
Mcintyre Niel •••• 6 20
McKay Reynold .• 14 24
McKennon Duncanl 17
McKennon Niel ..• 10 22
McKennon Donald.l0 22
McLean Alex •••• 8 20
McLean Hector ••• 8 20
McMannis Jas •••• 3 a
Mdli11an Hugh ... 14 10
McMillan Arch'd .• 14 10
McNab Donald ••• 13 2~
McNibsley Hugh •• 10 20
McNinley John ••• 10 20
McPhadon Charles 7 10
McPhadon Donald 6 16
McPhadon H. junr 7 17

6
CON. NO.
Easbury John ..• , 4 30
Elliott William •••• 2 9
Elliott Robert . • •. 2 9
Hvarson Dorothv 0 18
Everson Richard '0 0 6 17
Ewing James •••. 4 10
Falconer Isaac. . .• 1 19
Fead William •••• 1 5
Ferguson Geo ..•. 3 16
Flagler Daniel •... 3 11
Fleming John. • .• 3 24
Fletcher Jas. • ... 4 5
Fletcher Edw .•..• 2 2
Fletcher Robt.. . •• 7 7
Forest Robert •... 4 3
Fox William •••• 5 18
Fraser James .•.. 6 23
Freeman Jno •••• 4 17
Fuller Cornel's •••• 4 14
Fuller Levi •••••• 4 14
Gardener \Vm •••• 5
Gilbraith Clark •• 5
Graden John ••.. 3
Graham Arch •••• 3
Greensword Tim'y 5
Halenger Geo • • •• 1
Hammond William 1
Hare Isaac .••••• 2
Hartley Robt •••• 2
Haynes Chas. sen'r 4
Haynes Chas. jun'r 3
Henderson David • 4
Hicks Geo. E . • •• 5
Hicks Sam B .•••• 5
Hicks John A • . •• 5
Hogg Samuel 3
B
CHINQUACOUSY .. 73
West of HUTontario Street.
CON. NO.
Hogg Alex'f. 1 15
Holmes Wm .•••• 1 9
H untel" James .••• 1 19
Huuter Wm .••.. 4 :3
Huxley .Mary •••• 1 9
Hutton Alex'r •••. 3 4
Hyett John ..... . 6 4
Johnston Wm ..... 2 16
Johnston Elijah •• 3 20
Johnston Jos ..••. 2 10
Johnston Duncan •• 3 2
Kelley J o~hua ••.. 1 20
Kelly Jas. L. .... 5 16
Kennedy Jas ••••• 6 16
Kent William •••. 6 3
Kirk John ........ 6 16
Knowles Samuel •• 3 28
Lake Reuben •••• 2 33
12 Lake Peleg •••••• 2 . 33
12 LefHarJohn •••.•• 6 2
18 LefHar Hiram •••• 3 8
34 LefHar Wm. D •••• 4 8
] 1 Lesslie George •••• 6 20
Lindsay Rob't •••• 6 12
9 Little Robert. • • •• 1 . 8
2 Londy Thomas • .• 3 9
16 Longley Jacob •••• 3 30
15 Loop John ....... 4 9
29 Lowas William ••• 1 14
28 Lowas Isaac ••.•.• 1 7
22 Lloyd George •••• 5 19
30 Lyons George •••• 5 29
30 'I Lyons James, sen's 4 23
20 I Lyons James, jun'r 5 29
1 Mack Peter •••••• 2 2

7t
CHINQUACOUSY.
CON. NO.
Maguirc Thos .•••• 4 20
Manary Rob't •••• 6 6
l'ianar)' James •••. G 6
Marshall James ••• 2 22
l\larshall Wm •••• 2 22
Marshall Rob't •••• 2 22
M::mhall Wm ..... 1 5
1'.1 clrlin John •••••• 4 13
,'!arlin John •••••• 3 33
!'Ilatthews Thos •.• 5 21
)by George •••••• 6 2
TIIayJohn •.•••••• 4 G
l\lillGI" John ...... 6 5
:Minnow John ••••• 6 8
Mishlcr Elias ••••• 3 7
Mi\chell Matthew. 2 8
~('Jody John ...... 3 17
!I[oor~ John ...... 2 14
~lorri~()!l Duncan. 5 34
.\iurru\l' Hugh •••• 3 9
2Hothcrscll Robert. 4 21
l\1cnintaill Joseph •• 4 32
Mow John •••.••• 3 11
l\Iuliin R

CHINQUACOUSY. 75
'West Of HU1'ontario Street.
CON. NO.
Pharons David •••• 2 11
Phillips Alex'r •••• 6 15
Phillips Wm ...... 6 15
Phillips Henry •••. 6 23
Phillips Thos •••• 6 2;~
Ransier George .... 1 16
Raven Adam •••.• 6 18
Raven Wm, G •••• 6 18
Rice Edward ...... 3 19
Robinson Gco ••••• 1 33
Ryan David •••••• 1 28
Sanderson Joseph .. 4 12
Sanderson Samuel. 4 12
Seed Jno •••.•••• 1 26
Scott Isaac •••••• 3 12
Scott Wm ........ 1 5
ScottJas ........ 4 10
Scott Abraham •••• 5 8
Scott Thomas •••• 4 21
Sharp James ••••• 2 8
Shaw Alexander ••• 5 14
Sheilds John •••••• 1 17
Shook J,lcoh ••••• 3 13
Silverthorn Jon'n •• 4 18
Simpson .T ohn .... 1 1:3
Sinclair Alex'r •••. 5 33
SiGclair Dan't •••• 1 30
Siilc1air Angus •••. 2 32
Sillclail' Malcolm •• 3 31
Sinclair Archd •••• !3 31
Sloan John •••••.• 2 28
Smith.1ohn ••••.•• 6 3a
Smith Jnmes ...... 6 28
Smith Benijah , ••• 5 10
CON. NO.
Standing John •••• 2 34
Stephens James ••• 1 26
Taylor Thos ••••• 1 13
Thackerey Joseph. 2 12
Thompson Thomas 2 1
Thompson G. C .•• 4 19
Tremble James •••• 3 5
Vales Richard •••• 3 33 j
Vanwycke Corn's .. 1 24
Walkel' George ••• 6 25
Wallis Wm •••••• 3 15
Wallis Benjamin ... 3 14
Wallis George •••• 3 13
Walsh J()hn •••••• 1 12
Watson William •• 3 13
\Varner Matthew •• 5 3
Warn wick Samuel. 5 23
Wellington Sparoc. 1 21
Westervelt James .. 1 11
Whet ham James .. 5 11
Whetham Wm •••• 5 7
Wilkinson ''''m•••• 3 32
Wilkinson Jos •••• 3 32
Willdnson Jno •••• 2 5
Willis Richard •••• 2 1
\Villis "Vrn .•..... 2 2
Wilson John ..... 1 9
Wilson Geo •••••• ,1 33
Worts i\Iorice ..... 4 3
Wrathem Richard .. 4 8
Wray Wm •••••• 2 18
Wright Joseph •••• 1 :6
Young David .•••.• 3 21
Young Thos ....... 3 15
POJ'ULATloN-Males above 16,516; Males under 16,400;
Females above 16,333; Females under 16, 423.­
Tota~, 1872.

76 ETOBICOKE.
co:,. NO.
Alderson Jas ••••. 2 16
Alle.n Jno ........ 3 32
Allen Christophel' .. 2 37
_\nderson J aeob •• 2 1 D
Anderson Cornelius 2 19
Andrews Wm •••. 2 28
Appleby Jonn •••• I 35
Arthurs Robert •.•• 1 9
A.tkinson John •••• B 22
Ballemore Antoine .. B 10
Baldrig Sam'l ••.• B 35
Banting Thos • • •. 4 17
BarnesJohn ••••.• 3 38
Beamish Francis .• 4 36
Beamish John •••• 3 35
Beck Phillip •••••• 3 28
Bell Wm ........ 2 30
Bell Francis •••••• 4 20
Bell Sam'l •••••••• B 20
Betteridge William 1 27
Betteridge J no •••• 1 26
Betteridge Jno •••• 2 27
Blanchard Geo •••• 2 23
Blyth Robert ••••• c 10
Bingham Andrew .• 1 12
Bingham Wm •••. 3 12
Bolton Thomas •••• I 30
Brennan Martin .•• 4 27
Brown Joseph ..••• 5 12
Brown Alex'r .••• A 8
Brown Joseph •.•• 3 11
Brunskell Thos • " 1 23
Buchanan Andrew. 1 15
Bulger James •••• 4 28
Burgess John •••• 3F 20
Burgess '.Ym...... 1 22
Caldwell Thos .••• B 8
Caldwell Andrew •• 2 14
CON. NO.
(,aruing J oS8ph .,. 1 17
Card Isaac ••••••• 2 37
C~rd Nathaniel ••• J. 37
Card Levi ........ 1 29
Card Joseph ...... B' 24
Card Alexander ••• A 24
Castle Robert •••• A 28
Cave William •••• 1 28
Chambers Jno •••• 2 28
Chapman John •••• 5 11
Christner Jonas. " B
Christller Solomon. B
Christner Benjamin B
Clark Arch'd •••• 3
Cliflord James •••• c
Coates Robert. ••• 2
Codling John •••• 4
Conat David ••••• J
Cook Jacob •••••• c
Cooper Thomas. •• B
Cooper Wm. H ••• A
Cooper \Vm...... A
Coulter And'w •••• 2
Crew Dr •••••••• 5
Cross Jno •••••••• A
Culham W m ...... 4
Culham James •••• 5
Culham John .••. A
Cunnigham Samuel 2
Custead Danl, first ~
range llorth
Dundas-st.
28
29
29
32
22
39
37
38
19
9
8
19
14
11
23
11
12
20
26
lIE
Dawson Thos •••• 3 13
Dawson Geo ...... B 19
Dawsoll Mark •••• 3 15
Death Thomas •••• 2 1')
Devines John •••• 11 27
Devines Levi •••• A 33
Dewar .'\J rs •••••• 2 HI

ETOI3ICOKE. 77
CON. N0'II
CON. 1>H.
Dewar David •.••• ~ 7 Gowland Matlhew. 5 10
V~xon (~eorge •.•. c ~O II Go\\Jund Geo •••• 3 23
Dixon '1 homus •... A 20 Gracey John ...... A 18
Dixo:l Jas •.•..•.. 2 2i Gracey Alex'r •••. :2 15
Dixon W iiljam •••. 3 :20 Gl'eenblll'v Robert.. A 3R
DOH'I' JosC'rh •••• 4 17 Gruhb John ..•••• B 30
Doyle Jas ........ 3 26
Dyer Gco ........ 2 9 Hamilton Jas •••• A ~5
Eagle Samuel •••. 2
Early Mrs ••••••• 1
Edmondson John .• I
Edmondsoa John .• 1
Ellice Thomas •••. A
Ellice [lollry •••. c
Ellerah Johu •••. 2
E,alls George •••• 2
Falls Thomas •••• 2 18
Fenny Thomas •••• 3 33
Fisher T, range 9-2 & 3
Foster John •••••• 2 27
Fowler R., b'u front G
Fry Jas ......... 1 12
Fulcher Joseph •••• B 24
Gamble Jno. W. Mimoco.
Gamble Wm. late Fisher's
mills, Humber
Garbut Mrs •••••• 5
Garbut George •••• A
Gardhouse Robert. 4
Gardhotlse Robert. 4
Gargam John •••• 4
Gentle Wm •••••• c
Gibson Thomas •• 4
Gibson John ..... A
Gibson WilliarD ••• A
Giles John ••••••• 2
Goldthorp George. 1
Gouldring I-I. b'n front
Hamilton Rob! •.•. 1 17
29 [J ami' ton He:1ry •• 1 2
17 Hainstock \Villiam 4 11
21 Harper Thos .•• " 4 35
33 Harris Joseph •••• 3 30
35 I Hefferman Dennis, bn ft 2
22 Hefferman Jno •..• 1 {l
31 Henderson Obadiah 2 12
6 Hessey Wm ...... 4 23
Hetherillgtoll James B 25
Hewson Joseph ••• A 37
Hill Thomas ..... B 19
Hobson Wm ••••• c 10
Hodgson Robt •••• 3 14
Holly Jacob .••••• A 33
Hopkinson William 1 11
11
29
32
38
31
22
38
31
3]
9
5
12
Hornsingel' Fred'l{ .. 4 Ie
Hovington Wm •••• 4 ] \)
Hugill John ....... 5 9
Hunler Joshua •••• c 22
Hutcheson Jno •••• 4 11
James Wm ••••••• 2 22
Johnston Isaac •••• 1 10
Johnston Benj •••. A Hi
Johnston Thos •••• 1 7
Jourdan David •••• AB 34
Kaake Emanuel ••• A
Kaake Adam ••••• 1
Kaake Charles •••• 1
KaaIee Andrew •••• 1
Kaake Conrad •••• 1
31
35
39
39
34

78 ETomCOKE.
CON. NO.1
Kidd Richard .••• 1 32
Killocle John •••• A 8
King Hobert ••••• B 8
Kirkpiltrick And'w 1 21
Knaggs 'Nm •••• ; 3 16
Knott William •••• 1 17
I,aing Thomas •.•. 4 12
Lane Geo., b'n front ] 0
Lee Jonathan .•••• 3 17
Lockw,)od Edward 2 22
LOilgway Andrew, A 19
Long Hannah •••• 2 11
Mabee William ••• 2
Mabee John •••••• A
Martin Nathan •••. A
Mashiter Geo ..•• 2
Mattice Elizabeth. B
Mattice Nicholas .. 2
Mattice'Jacob .•••. B
Mattice' Solomon •• n
Mattice J olm ••••• A
Mattice \V m •••••• A
Maxwell Isaac •••• 2
Maxwell Elizabeth 3
Mercer Mrs ....... 1
Mercer Ann •••••• 2
Middlebrook John .• 3
Mills Christ'r. range!
Miller Wm •••.••• 1
Miller Michael •••. C
M isscampbell And. 2
Moodie Geo •••••• 2
Moodie Robert •••• 4
Moodie James.... 3
Moore .John •••••• A
Montgomery 'rhos. B
Morgan Patrick ••• c
Morrow Andrew ... 2
Mossopp W m ••••• 3
37
37
36
33
22
13
22
22
42
22
Nicholl John ••••.• 5
Noble Herod •••.• 2
Nothal'dt Robt •••• ij
38 O'Brian Patrick •• 3
13!OrdJohn •••••••• 3
27 Orlh JOI]'o, .• cross 2
n
40
4
27
20
47
31
30
32
11
8
22
16
17
CON. NG.
1\1 urray James .••• 1 2
1\1 urchison Uuncan c ]0
Musson 'rhos •.•• c 22
!VI usson .Edw'd •••• c 22
McCarty John ..•• 4 16
McCracken Thos .. c 22
McEvoy James ••• 4 25
;\1cFarlane John •• 4 6
McFarlane Donald 5 8
McFarlane Alex •• 4 9
McGuire Thos •••• 1 3
McGuire Jas .•••• c 22
McGill Thomas •• 1 25
McLean Alex •••. 2 18
McLean John •.•. 1 14
McLaughlin John. 1 17
McLaughlin John. 5 7
Mc;.v]ullin Jus •.•• 2 22
Orth Daniel •••••• 2
Orton Wm ••••.••• B
Palliser Thos •••• 4
Parker James •••• 2
Patterson Edward. 4
Paul James •••••• c
Payne Wm ...... 2
Peacock Jonathan. 4
Peacock David ••• 3
Peeler l\farg't, front B
Petch Wm ....... 3
Piercy Jeremiah •• 2
Pimm Jacob •••••• 2
10
10
6
29
20
EF
EF
2i
33
20
13
20
2!l
21
21
3
19
35
20

ETOBICOKE. 7~
CON. NO.
Phillips Thos. Dr .• C 10
Phillips Edword ••• B 18
Prentice Oliver .••. D :31
Prescott Amos •••. 1 18
Pricstman ;\latthew 2 a:l
Price Jumps .•••.. 1 2
Price William •.•• 1 2
Rohertson Henry .• C 10
Robinson Jas •••• C 12
Ross William •••. 4 ao
Itoss Alex •••..•• 4 35
Howantree Jno ..•. D 26
Rush La Peter .••. 4 19
Russel James •••• a 32
Shaver Peter •••• 1 21
~haver George .••• ] 18
Shaw Jno ........ 1 25
Shell" Benjamin •.•. 2 28
Shields Tbos ...• 3 18
Shuttleworth John. A a4
Silverthorn Jno. Etobicolie
mills
Skirving Wm. W .. C 22
Smith Daniel ••••. A 23
Swilh William •••• 2 25
Smith Joseph .•.••. 1 27
Smith Robert •.•• 2 36
Smith Tnomas •••. 3 36
Smith Tho:nas .••. 3 27
Steel Daniel. ••••• 2 26
Stock Jas •••..••• 2 6
Stonehouse Robert. 2 20
Stonehouse Joseph 1 18
Swift - ......... 1 C
Taylor Joseph •••• B 31
CON. NO.
Thistlo Dr •••.••• A 34
Thomas Rich •••• 3 3l
Thompson .J as •••• 2 9
Tbomp~on Samuel. 2 15
Topham 'Vm •.•. 5 11
Tuean Thomas ..•. 2 Ii
Tuean W ill i anl>. .•. 1 13
Yam·very \Y Ill •••• 4 '~n
Vanevery Peter ••• 1 1
Upshaw·Chas .... 2 !l3
Wadsworth Charles C 22
Walker Wm. B ..• 2 12
Wallis Samuel. ••. 1 40
Ward Barnet ••••. 3 2(
Ward Joseph ..... ,* 10
'Vard Andre"' .... 5 7
',Yard 'Vm•••..•• 5 7
Warlhy Jamp-s •••• 3 2;)
Watso~ Wm ..•... 1 13
Webster Robt ..•. 4 8
Wedgewood Wm •• 4 II
West more Philip .. a 32
Whipple Wm •••.. 2 7
Wheeler Thos .••. 1 23
Wilcox Trueman .. A 8
,Yjlcox Friend .... A 12
Wilson Rich'd .••• CG CG
Wilson Thos ••••. A liS
Wilson John ..•••. 1 11
Winter Hiram .••• B 33
Willoughby Jonas. c 10
Worn Lyna ••••.• 1 20
Wrenn Andrew •.• c 22
W right Jeffery •••• A 31
Wythe Wm •••••. 1 '27
POPULATION-Males above 16,046; Males under 16,469;
Females above 16, 417; Females under 16, 442._
Total, 1874.

80
GO~;. ;{(). I Go:-r. "!'\O •
.•\ ;"lCW J:Jhn •.•. ] 0 1: Lewis DaviJ .... 11 3
•.\ fla:l \Villiam.... 1 11 Low Daniel ••..•. 11 6
A.nnctt John .' .. 6 2
As .. ~ijl Joll:] ..... . 4, 4 Mooney Rob: .... 7 8
Ayhert ',l'illi:lm ..• lO 11 i'olooney Ue'i'y .•.• 7 :3
Morrison n'!IlI'Y .. 9 7
Boatman J lOll.} ... . 11 11 :11orr[)\v I-lu~IJ .... !) 2
Bell S ........... 10 11 .\JcClcllan D,wid :2 7
Bell \1'1:] •••••••• 10 10 .\lcKewa:] JarLes .• 11 14
Blackstock John .• 11 19 1\1 t' Lean J oiln .•.• 8 1
r.lacksto~k William 9 18
nIaci,slocie Tho's 11 18 Nicholson T. .... 6 G
Blackstock John .• 11 £)
llrice J.,iln ...... 1 6 O'i'\cil J as .•.•.. 11 5
Brice l!obert .... 1 6 O';\'eil Tho's .... 11 5
Bu!I.Jcl\ James •.•• 1 5 O'Ncil Alex']' .. •• 11 :;
O';\'cil Tho's .... 10 3-
Ca,;'il1g James ..•. 10 I"
"
C haplllan Char:es 8 7 Rooney lIen,), ••••, 8 2
Coulman \Y rn .•••• 9 :2 Ross William .... 11 21
COilllllan Andrew .. 9 2 Ruthven Alex ...•. 1 10
Cunllingham 'Vm,. 9 5
Drnd'.'!oi),ly Gcorgc10 1
I Ruthven Rob't, sen. ·1 ~
.
Ruthi'cn Robt, jun. 1 9
J)olpll 1I1ich'l .... 11 18 Smith James ••••• 4 11
Dun Thomas •••. 9 1 Somerville P. .... 7 8
Speirs Joseph ... ",,, 7 :;
Gilroy P. olJert •••• 8 !3 Stevenson \\ illium I 8
Hall William .,," " 4 7 Strong John •.•••• 10 5
Handy Clla's """ . 4 5
Highland Will ...•• 10. 10 I Todd Walter ••••• 4 3
Johnston John •••. 4 7 Whitesides Robert 8 4
Wilkinson Thomas 4 3
Kidd James •••.•• 9 8 Wilkinson Thos.jun 4 ;3
KmJor Robert •••• 6 2 Wilkinson Arthur 3 4
l'oPULA'rIoN-Mnles above ] 6, 83; Males under 16, 69;
Females above 16, 5:!i; Females under 16, 62.­
Total, 269.

FLOS 81
cox. N0'1 CON. :\"0.
Bishop Stephen ••• 1 42 .Moran Dominic ••• 2 4
Murphy Patrick ••• 1 59
Campbell Wm •••• 1 61 McCormick George :! 46
Craig John •.•.•• 1 43 McDivitt Daniel. •• 1 5~
McDivitt Daniel. •• 2 52
Davenport Wm •••. I 51 McDougall David. 1 44
McGenerty Dennis 1 61
GagerObadiah ••.• 1 48
Peploe Samuel •••• 1 75
H ami/ton'!' John •••. 1 60
Hickling Geo .•••• 1 5:! Richardson Gideon 6 1
Hunt James ••••.. 1 7'2 Richardson John •• 1 41
Rowet John ••.••. 1 53
Johnston James ••• 1 48 Rowley John •••• 1 70
Kettle Thomas •••. 1 74 SwanJames •••••• 2 47
Marlow Hugh •••• 1 55
Marlow Hugh •••• 1 56 William Geo ..•••• 1 3
Moore Alfred • • • •• 5 1
POPULATION-Males above 16, 30; Males under 16, 26;
Females, above 16, 18; Females under 16, 27.­
Total, 102.
NORTH GWILLIMBURY.
CON. NO.
Archibald Thos •.• 7 13
Armstrong B. C ..• 3 18
Barte Oliver •••••• 2
Bennett Isaac ••••• 6
Bennett Aquila, sen 6
Henne1t Aquila, jUIl 6
Best Joseph •••••• 5
Bywater W. B •.•. 2
Cameron Jno. S •.• 1
Chipperfield Geo •• 3
20
18
19
17
16
22
II
CON. NO
Crittenden Amo3 •• 3 14
Crittenden Lymon . 3 :!3
Crittenden Oren ••• 3 16
Crittenden Jas .••• 3 16
Crittenden Benj ••• 3 14
Crittenden Wm •.• 1 15
Crittenden Asa •••• 1 23
Crittenden Levi .•• 6 15
Dawson David •••. 3
16 Draper Luther •••• 3
14 I Draper Joel. ••••. 2
14
28
Hi

8 ')
.~ NORTH GWILLIMBURY.
CON. ,,0.
CON. NO.
Draper Beth •••••• 4 13 Mills Samnel •••• 6 17
Morton Lucius .••• 3 20
McConnell Lucius. 1 13
Earles George •••• 5 21
Earles W. R •••.. 4 15
Emes Calvin ••••• 3 26
Emes George •••• ' 2 24
Emes Silas •••••• 3 18
Evans William •••• 7 21
Ferguson John •••• 7 20
Founto Louis .... 3 2
l:nger Noah ..••.. 5
Gullinger Chri~'l' • 4
HayEE'S Geo ••••• 6
Hatfield - •••••• 3
Hooper John •••• 3
Huntley Simon •••• 1
Huntley Zenos ..•• 1
inman Ri

NORTH GWILLIMBUBY. 83
CON. NO.
Wilder Nathaniel. 6 17
Wilder Russell •••• 1 14
Wilder Charles .,. 6 20
Willoughby John •• 6 111
Willoughby An'w . 5 17
Willoughby Elias. 3 19
CON. )';0.
Willoughby Benj .• 5 ] 7
Wheeler Spencer •• 7 20
Wheeler Hussel. •• 7 16
W heeler Godfrey •• 1 18
Williams Ilobt.· ••• 7 13
POPULATION-Malesaboye 16,140; i\1ales under 16, ]38;
Fcmules above 16,117; Females under 16, 135.­
Total, 530.
EAST GWILLDlBURY.
COX. NO.
Arbuthnott Alex •.• 3 ! 7
Arkinson Robert ... 4 32
Arkillson John sen. 4 33
Al'kinson John jun. 4 33
ArkseyGeorge •••. l 105
A "herst Francis. • • 107
Ayhvard Jan1es .... ~ 2U
Barber Lanson •••. 3
Barber Jacob ••••• 3
Barker John •••••• 4
Belfry H .•.•.•••. 2
Belfry Jacob .••••. 2
Bell Neil ......... 1
Bennett Thomas ..• I
Bishop Every ••.•• 3
Bond Thomas G .•• 1
Braclwn James •••• 2
Brammer George •• ~
Brammer John •••• 2
Brammer Joseph .•• 2
Brammer Edward •• 3
Brooks Samuel .••• 1
Brown Thomas ••• 2
BUl'ki Thomas •••• 4
CON. :'\0.
Butcher Samuel. •• 8 10
Butcher Bufus •••• 8 11
Butcher Israel ..••. 8 11
Carter William •••. 3
Case Nathan .•.••• 5
Chapdl Francis ..• 3
Chapell John .•••• 3
23 Chapman M .••••• 3
7 Chapman Stephen. 3
33 Chantler Moses .... ~
25 Clark Silas •••.•.• 1
~2 Clark Erastus ••••• 3
108 Coal John ........ 2
100 Cockerlive Robert. 8
9 Coleman James •.• 4
108 I Coryell Philip .••• 3
24 Coyler William ••• 6
8 Coylcr John •.•••• 5
9 Crown John .••••• 2
8 Cryderman John •• 5
10 Cumming William. 1
104 II Cumming Peter ••• 3
9 Curry Mathew •••• 2
24 Darton Samuel •••• 1
9
25
:31
31
5
5
R
102
21
27
7
22
4
13
11
.)
3l
105
28
1
10i

81 EAST GWILLP,IBliRY.
co:\'. N0'\'I co:;. ]1;0.
D'l.\:~dsoa Alex ...• 3 25 I \e~llon Wi.lliam ••• 5 24
0:1.\ ,s Isaac ....... 3 1 F e.lton Salah ..... 3 16
Da'wson Joh,] ••••• 1 97 Fletcher William •• 4 26
Delalv Peter •••••. 4 23 Fletcher John •••• 3 22
Dennis Er.08 •.•••• 1 105 Fletcher Silas •••• 3 22
Dickinson Rubert.. 1 102 Foster A .•••••••• 2 26
Dixon Isaac .•.••. 6 29 Foster George •••• 3 16
Dixon John •.••••• 2 15 Friddle Rob't •••• 4 22
Dixon Thomas •.•• 4 4 Fry Henry •••••• 2 11
Doan Joseph .••••• 2 9
Do an Jc~sv ....... 2 9
]loan Jnh;ljuiJ •••• 2 9
Doan Charles .•••• 3 9
DO:ln Eiias ••••••• 2 9
Doan Jr ••••••••• 2 11
Doan Ebenezer ••.• 3 13
Doan Enos .••.••• 2 10
Donn Abraham ..•. 3 1 ~
Doan Ira •..•.•••• 2 IS
DraperJohn ••.••• 4 31
Druper Reuben •••• 4 30
Draper Jacob ••••• 4 24
Driven Tho's .•.•• 3 15
Duck Robert .••••. 2 1
Dunham Thomas G. 3 19
DUI.ham Belljamin. 2 8
Dunham Elijah •••• 4 14
Dunham Wm ••••• 4 17
Dunham Tho':;:. sen 4 17
Eaves John ....... '2
Eaves Jessv •••••• 2
Eaves Mark •••••• 4
Eaves Nehemiah .• 4
Evans John ... , ••• 4
5
23
28
23
2
Evans James ••••• 4 3
Evans David •••••• 3 6
Evans Wellington. 4 16
Evans William •••• 4 16
Farquhar George .•• 3 15
Garbutt Rich'd •••• :'I
Garbutt Rich'd •••• 4
Garbutt Selson •••• 3
Garto,] John .••••• 1
Glayton Ira •••••• 2
(~loverThomas .••• 3
Good ,veil N 8wton • 4
Graham John •••• a
Graham 'Vm. jUII'r. 2
Graham Jeremiah. 2
Grant John •••••• 2
Grant S. Ferdinand 1
Grant Theodore ••• 1
Haiuson John •••• 8
I-hmpton John •••• 4
Hare George •••• 1
Harrison Hiram ••. 3
Harrison Solomon • 6
Harrison Joshua •• 3
Harrington Levy •• 5
Havenough James. 2
Hawhee John •••• 5
Henderson Thomas 1
Hens Samuel •••• 2
Herald Samuel •••• 4
Higgins Wm ••••• 2
Hill James •••••• 6
Hill Joel •••••••• 2
Hill George ••••• 3
21
25'
23
103
10
19
30
12
15
15
20
97
97
12
4
108
14
10
15
25
8
11
107
4
5
11
31
10
10

BROCK. 61
CON. N0'1
CON. NO;.
McPhadon H. senr 7 19 Shoefitt Leonard •• 7 3
McPhadon Al'ch'd 7 18 Slv Solomon ...... 1 5
McPhadon Laughlin 7 21 S~ith Wm ........ 1 5
McPhadon Niel. •• 7 21 Smith Thomas •••. 5 8
Sproule Robt ••••. 12 16
Nugent John ••••• 12 3 Stephens Diedrick 1 10
Stevenson Samuel.. 2 1
O'Donald John ••• 10 13 Stevens Webster •• 10 11
Pangman S •••••• 7
Pangman John ••• 8
Parliament John •• 10
Parliament Wm •.• 13
Patterson Alex •••• 7
Phair Wm •..•.•• 4
Pilkey Anthony •.• 11
Purvis Silas •••.•• 11
Reekie James.... 9
Rikeman Peter ••• 8
Rogers Uriah.... 8
Ruaine Patrick •.• 3
Ruckle Chas ••••• 9
Sagefield John •••• 12
Searle Edward •••• 13
Shell David •••••• 8
Shell J oh11. • • • • •• 8
Shell Frederick ••• 8
Shell Peter •••••• 8
Scott Wm ••••••• 12
Shire George ••••• 14
Shire John, sen ••• 5
ShirL John, jun ••• 4
Shire Richard •••• 5
Shire Samuel..... 5
Shire John S ••••• 6
Shire Wm ....... 9
Shoefitt Peter •••• 7
Shoefitt Jacob •••• 6
G
Stevens W m ...... 11 14
8 Stevens Jeremiah. 11 15
9 I Stoner John ...... 13 13
4 . St. John Philip •••. 5 3
l~ St. John Geo •••• 6 4
2 St. John James ••• 5 6
3 Sullivan Michael.. 6 19
6 Sullivan John ..... 6 19
23 I Switzer Edward.. 9 4
3 Tawn Rich'd •••• ll 2
3 Taylor Wm ...... 12 1U
1 Taylor George •••• 12 10
6 Thompson Jno •••• 7 1
2 Thompson George 6 2
Thompson William 7 3
14 Thompson Peter •• 7 2
18 Thompson George 7 4
]5 Thompson Joseph .10 18
16 Tipp Christian W. 1 14
16 Truax John •••••• 1 13
15 Tuslwy Michael.. 8 5
15
5
2
2
4
5
5
Valentine Wm •••• 9
Vroman James •••• 7
Waddell Jas ...... 7
Waggoner John •• 1
Ward James ..... 13
4
6
12
1
17
8 Watts John •••••• 9 24
1 Way Reuben ••••• 13 1
2 Welch James .... 1 2

62 BROCK---CALEDON.
We:herall John .•• l0 10
CON. NO.
W!x:m Joel ...... 6 12
·Whlte Wm •••••• 10 9 WiXon Asa •••••• 7 6
White Benjamin •• 9 6 Woodard Thos •••• 10 4
Wilson Asa ...... 1 7 Wright Joshua ••• 9 16
Wilson John ...... 8 2 Wright Amos ..... 11 12
Wilson Hugh .... 13 13 Wright James .... 11 22
Wilson Walter •••• 13 16 Wright Daniel •.•• 10 21
Wixon Randall ••.• 6 9 Wright Wright .•• 13 12
CON. N0'II
POPULATION.-Males above 16, 3/)5; [Hales under 16,
368; Females above 16, 251 ; Females undor 16, 316 ;
Total 1240.
CALEDON.
East of Hurontario St1'eet.
CON. NO.
CON. NO.
Allen William, •••• 5 23 Campbell Daniel, •• 5 8
Anderson W m •••• 3 11 Campbell Dunc'o,sr 5 8
Baxter M ........ 3 5
Campbell Dunc'n,jl' 5 9
Campbell Robert, .• 4 9
Baxter Joho, ••••• 3 9 Carson James, •••• 2 28
Beatty George •••• 1 2 Chambers Isaiah, .• 1 11
Bell George, .••••• 1 17 Chambers Timothy 2 8
Bird George, ••••• 4 16 Clark William, ..... 5 2
Black James, ••••• (i 22 Clark William •••• 1 18
Brackon John, •••• 4 9 Clark Edward, •••• 1 19
Brackon John, •••• 4 8 Cosley John, ••••• 3 5
Brein Michael, •••• 1 13 Coyle Patnck, •••• 6 9
Brooks Widow, ••• 5 23 Culberth Thomas,. 5 17
Brown James, •••• 4 15 Culham Turpin, ••• 2 13
Brunston Thomas,. 1 7 Cunningham Sam'l. 1 13
Byce Angus, •••••• 1 5
Denison John, •••• 1 1
Calback Arthur, .•• 6 1 Denison ,J ames, ••• 1 1
Campbell Widow,. 6 6 Dixon Alexand.er,. 4 3
Campbell James, •• 5 7 Dixon Andrew, ••• 3 2
Campb6JJ John, ••• 4 18 Doddlil J{)hn •••••• 1 17

CALEDON.
East of Hurontario Street.
G3
('ox. NO.1'
(JON. NO,
Dodds James, ..•••• 2 17 I How," Henry ••••• 3 16
Dodds John,. • • • •• 2 17 Howarth W m.. • •• 5 24
Dodds William •••. 2 16 HUlller Adam ..... 3 15
Dodds ;Vido"",•••• 3 23 II uslon James •••• 5 25
Dodds J ames,_ •••. 1 17
Dougherty JameR,. 4 4 Jackman Ja's .•••. 2 22
Dougherty John, ... 3 4 Johnston W m ••••. 2 28
Drummond Widow, 6 10 Judge John ..••••• 4 6
Drumm James .•... 8 Judge William •••• 4 10
Dunn Dttniel, .•••• 2 6
Kelly Patrick .•••• 6 6
Ellis John, .•••.•• 1 30 Kenedy Pat'k .•••• 3 9
Kellop Arch'd •••• 3 14
Ferguson Archibald 2 10
Ferguson Alex •••• 5 13 Lee Miehael .. , ••• 6
FerglliflO!l Peter .••• 5 5 Lemon Henry •••• 5 21
Ferguson Alex •••• 4 11 Lemon Neil .••••• 2 14
Flanaghnn Charles, 6 3 L€mon AI'cb'd .••. 3 12
Fleming George, •• 6 15 Lemon Duncan ••• 3 13
Gallagher. Robert,. 4 12 Maxwell Wm ..... 1 10
Garvey Israel, •••• 2 20 Mool' J osbua ...... 1 16
Gilmore John, •••. 6 22 Murphy John ..... 3 6
Girtley Patri.ck, .•• 1 9 i Murphy Tobias ••• 2 "!
Gordon Samuel, ••• 5 14 Murphy John ••••• 3 f,
th'uham John .... -1 5 I 'I,!l1rph~' Cornelius. :2 7
~.]uir Duncan ••••• 3 11
H

64 CALEDON.
East of HU1"01!lario Street.
CON. NO. CON. NC
McGough Jno •••• 1 30 Robinson Wm .... 1 2g
McKennon T .•••• 6 14 Rowan Thos .•••• 4 2
McKennon John •• 5 12
McKennon John •• 4 12 Shannon Jas ...... 6 12
McKennon Daniel. 4 13 Sole Luke .••• " •• 6 13
McKennon Allan •. 5 12 Speirs William •••• 5 22
McKennon Martin. 3 11 Speirs Thos ....... 9 15
McMillan Rev. D ... 5 14 Spence Geo ....... 6 16
MeQuarry F ...... 4 lfi Stewart Arthur ••• 1 21
McQuarry Daniel .. 4 14 Stuart _llex'r ...... 3 14
Stubbs James ..... 1 19
Norris James .•••• 3 22 Stubbs John ....... 1 20
Stubhs Widow •••• 1 20
Perdne Wm ....... 5 1 Stubbs \,ym ...... 1 15
Pluukett James ••• 6 17
Potter Jackson •••• 6 18 Tarbox Geo ....... 6 4
Rearburn J as ..... 1 24 Vickery Joseph ••• 6 16
Rearburn Robt •••• 1 25
Rearburn Robt •••• 1 23 \Vatson James •••• 1 26
Rearburn W m •••• 1 :.ll \\ Welsh James ..... 3 8
Richardson W m •• 6 18 Wilcox Abatha ••• 1 11
Richardson Francis 2 6 Wilcox Stephen •• 1 14
Richardson Wm •• 6 17 Wilsoll Thos ••••• 3 8
Roan Peter •••••• 6 19
11
POPULATION-Males above 16,186 ; Males under 16, 208 j
Females above 16, 153; Females under 16, 203.­
Total, 750.
CALEDON.
IVest of Hurontario Street.
CO;'iT. N0'~I
Armstrong Michael 1 25 1
Alexande~ Arthur .. 4 2: II
Bacon Mtles ..•.. _ 1 Q
CON. NO.
Bailey James .•••• 3 21
Baird Adam •••••• 1 24
Baird Jas ........ 1 15
D .... ~--. T

CALEDON. ~5
West of Hurolltari() Street.
CON. NO
CON. KO.
Barber J allles ..••. :2 24 Eakins William .•• 3 25
Deaton Donald •.•• :l 11 Egan Jas .•'...... 1 :)7
Beikie Fred'k .•••• 6 12 Ellis Edward .•••• 3 29
Beikie Mich'l •••. 5 6
Bell Robert •••••• 1 16 Farlcy Lawrence ... 1 16
Bell George •.•.•. :2 15 Faulkncr \'Vm •••• :2 17
Blake Thomas •••• 5 22 Fletcher Angus ••• 6 6
Bishop Peter ..•.•• 4 3 Foster William ••• 5 4
Blown !\Jary ••••• 5 5 Fosler Salem ••••• 5 5
Bouge Patrit;:k •••• 6 20 Franks Fred'k .••• 4 4
Brown Samuel •••• 3 16 Franks Adam .•••• 5 10
Brown John ••••.• 4 6 Franks \'Vm•••..• ;j 10
Browster Hugh .... 3 27
Browstor Jas ..... 3 2·~ Gillis Jno •••••••. 5 9
BurueH 'Yalter•••• 4 '8 Gillis Dugan ...... 6 7
Girty George .•••• 1 5
Cameron John •••• 4 16 Girty Owen •••••• 1 4
Carmichael Gilbert 5 7 Gordon Conrad ..•• 4 26
Clark Jas •••. , ••• 1 11
Clones Alex •••••• 2 5 Hagerman Joachim 3 1
Cooper John ...... 3 12 I-I amilton .Ino •••• 4 22
CoultE'1' James •••• 5 11 Hopes William .... 4 1
Crawford Duncan .• 5 28 Howe Jacob ...... 2 24
Crawford Juo •••• 4 20 1-1 unter James •••• 6 3
Crawford Alex ••• 4 20 Hunter Robert •••• 2 13
Croaton John •••• 4 4 Hunter James •••• 2 30
Crooks Wm •••••• 4 14
Cummins J ohll •••• 5 25 Jackson Da.vid •••• 3 11
Curry DDnald ••••• 6 9 Johnson J.ohn ••••• 6 5
Davidson John •••• 1 22 Kennedy Danl~ ••• 2 26
Davidson Jas ...... 3 2 Kirkwood Jno •••• 6 1
Davis John •••••• 6 11 Kirkwood Wm •••• 6 2
Dawson John •••• 3 24 Kirkwood Robert .. 6 2
Dick David."., ••• 3 6
Dodds William ••• 3 24 Leach ArGhd' •••• 4 5
Doolan John, ..... 6 17 Lemon Wm, •••.••• 4 19
Lemon Joseph •••• 4 18-
Eagle W' •.•••••• 6 5' Lenton Peter ••••• 5 19
Eakins John, ..... 3 25 Lindsay Sam'I •••• 1 18

66 CALEDON.
CON. N0'1
Lindsay Joh~ ..... 1 18
Loren EphraIm.... 1 29
Martin Wm •••••• 5 4
Maxwell Jas ...... 2 27
Meadow Geo ...... 4 25
Moore James ..... 2 30
Morris Edw'd •••• 5 17
McArthur Arch'd .. 5 9
McArthur Alex .•• 5 1
McArthur Donald .. 5 21
McArthur Peter .• 5 10
McBride John •••• 4 3
McCall Johll ...... 2 19
McCall Arch..... 1 3
McCarter Donald .. 5 21
McCarter Peter ..• 5 10
McCarter Alex .... 5 1
McCannell John •• 2 1
McCannell Arch'd 2 1
West of Hurontario Street.
CON. NO.
.McLeaa Arch •••• 5 4
McLean Jas ....... 3 5
McLean Donald •• 6 8
McLea:l Joha •••• 6 4
McLean Hugh •••• 5 4
McLena Francis •• 2 10
:\lcNaught Peter •• 4 2
McNevin Duncan .. 2 6
Mc;'~evin M ....... 6 8
McQnurry Jl1o •••• 5 '7
Nelson John ...... 2 7
NUIlIl Thomas •••• 2 27
Oliver William.... 1 1
PettIe Hackett •••• 6 2
Pettie James ...... 4 5
Reed Daniel ...... 6 1
Roan Gilbert ...... 6 4
Rus;;ell Thos .•••• 3 23
Russell Thos... • •• 3 20
McClennan Will •• 3 18
McClennan Robert 4 21 Shales John •••••• 2 18
Shaw Angus ..... . 5 28
I.';
15
McClennan John ... 4 21
McClenllan John .• 2 20
McDonald Jno .••• 3 4
McDonald Jno •••• 4 2
McDonald Neil .... 5 9
McDonald William 6 1
McDonald Daniel.. 5 2
Shunk J .......... 3
Spiker E •••••••• 2
Stevenson J no. . .. '2
Stubbs Edw'd •••• 1
Sullivan Chus •••• 6
12
12
24
McDougall Duncan 1 28 Taylor Widow .... 6 16
McGregor John •• 5 20 ThaJes John ••••• 2 18
McGregor Duncan 1 4 Tinkler Wm ...... 3 20
McGregor M ...... 2 3 Tront Henry ..... 6 9
McGregor Charles 1 2 Turley Lawrence .. 1 16
McGregor Jno .... 5 20 Walker Geo ....... 4 6
McKay Edw'd .... 2 29 Wallis Thos ...... 2 12
McLauchlan M .... 5 5 Whitmill S.. • •.... 1 10
McLauGhlall Daniel 4 3 Willoby Wm ...... 2 19
POPULATION-Males above 16, 185 ; Males under 16, 219;
Females above 16, 153; Females under 16, 181.­
Total, 738.

CON. NO.
Adams Hamilton- - 4 3
Anderson John •••• 4 16
Anderson Geo •••• 3 4
Arbin John- - •••• 6 2
Archdcakin Peter. 5 17
Archdeakin Robert 4 19
Archdeakin Tho's - 3 17
Archer Hugh... • •• 4 5
Armstrong James .. 3 20
Atkinson Robert .. 6 2
Bagwell John, sen'r 5
Bagwell J. B. • • •• 6
Bane Geo.- - ••••• 4
Bealey Isaac .• • •• 4
Bentley James •••• 6
Bird Isaac. - • • •• 5
Bil'kholder Abra'm 6
Birch Thomas •••• 3
Blackley John •••• 5
Blatchf~rd Walter 6
Bonesteel Jacob· - 1
Bonesteel David - . 2
Bosfield Robert- - - 6
Bostwid; Mary- - - 4
Bostwick Lardner. 4
Bowles David. • •. 5
Bowles Charles - . 5
Bowden Thomas- - 1
Boyde George., •• 5
Broady Robert. • •• 2
Brock Wm- .•••• 3
Brock John- - •••• 3
Broe-dy Alexander 2
CHINQUACOUSY. 67
East of Hurontario Street.
12
13
30
15
4
4
3
6
7
12
29
34
It
10
10
32
1 31
17
9
1
13
13
1
Brohdy James •••• 2 1
BrownThomas ••• 6 22
Brown W m- - •••• 3 5
Brown James •••• 3 7
CON. NO.
Brown Robert.... 5 1
Brown Vernan •••• 5 2
BrownWilliam •••• 6 7
Buckham Andrew a 28
Bunton James. • •• 1 11
Bussell William - - 1 1
Caeser James •••• 4 33
Caeser John, senior 4 32
Caeser John, junior 4 a3
Caeser Matthew - .:1 32
Campbell Robert- - 4 16
Campbell John •••• 2 24
Campbell Francis - 2 25
Campbell Jas, jun. 2 20
Campbell Seth •••• 2 26
Campbell J as. sen. 2 28
Campbell Henry - - 2 28
Carr Richard 6 19
Carr Thomas •••• 4 11
Carter Henry •••• 1 9
Cartwright John. - 3 25
Cartwright Wm- - - 3 25
Chisholm Peter· - - 2 10
Clark Daniel ....:1 27
Cliffton Wm - •••• 5 7
Clo\v I-Ienry . 01 ••• 5 23
Clow James· - • • •• 5 23
Cole William • • •• 5 11
Cook Robert •••• 6 29
Cook William •••• 2 13
Cornwall Thomas - 6 8
Craig Hugh - •••• 3 21
Craig Joseph - •••• 5 25
Craig David - • • •• f) H)
Crawford Ralph - • 4 7
Crawford Jane •••• 4 6
Crumbie John •••• 4 21

(j " CiIINQUACOU;'JY.
EI/st of Huron/ariu Siru t.
('U~,. :\"0. ('n\". 1\"0.
Crumbi" f'dcr .••. ·1 :; 1
/i (;unlu William ...• . '1 ' ) ~
oJ~
CUI>::1 :'~;cxal~uer . 6 4 Gradey James .•.• G 1-1
Curl'v ~tl)!Jl'rt ...... q ;) Graham Tho~ ..•.
II
(j 1
CUlll;ingilam John. 21 (; ('ahalll J a~11\':'; - - ~ (j :27
" II
Cllul\itl~t In ~\~/ n1 .... 4 :30 (;r(1',
I'
Samuel ., .. :~ IG
CutiJbc'j·t Juhn ..•. S 19 I (,rilli:l Jollil. -.... OJ 13
Groat Cald.! '-.... :2 1 .,
H"ii' A. Geo!'gc .•. G 19 I Groat nenj'llllin - - :! 1:3
Davidson Alex •.•. 3 J" , • ~. 1 " ,
Hac,,(.I, .',ci'l I ..... 6 1:3
Da\js J osepl' .••.- G 1 Buchett Ab'ln ..•. 6 13
Davis IS'lac- - .•.. 4 3 I Hackett John ..... 5 12
IJ

CHINQUACOUSY. 69
East of Hurontario Street.
CON. NO. I . CON. NO.
Howland P.W .... 6 13 Lowas Wm ....... 4 24
Hull Wm •••••••• 6 1
Hunter Wlliam .•• 3 24 Makey Wm •.•••• 4 2
Hunter David •••• 2 3 Makey John •.•••• 4 2
Hunter John ..•••• 2 3 Marshall Wm •••• 4 20.
Munte!' Joseph •••• 2 3 Marshall Jas ...... 5 18
:.vI arlin Robert •••• 2 10.
Ingoldsby Patrick. 3 22 Martin William .•• 3 9
Irwin Thomas •••• 6 20. Martin Henry •••• 3 12
James Wm ...... 5 8 Medcalf John •••. ;) 6
Jameson Wm ...• 3 11 Meeks James •••• 5 5
Jameson John •••• 4 13 Medcalf J oho •••• 5 18
Johnston Patrick •• 6 34 Modland John •••• 3 12
Johnston Benj •••• 2 2 Modland Joshua •• 3 13
Johnston Gilbert •• 3 8 Modland Thos •••• 3 14
10hnston Robt •••• 1 2 Moon William •••• 6 10.
Johnston Danl •••• 2 2 Moon Edward •••• 6 22
Johnston Danl •••• 1 19 Moore Samuel •••• 3 11
Johnston Wm •••• 1 7 Morrison Thomas. 4 17
Johnston John •••• 6 31 Morrison John •••• 5 16
Johnston Thomas. 5 21 McBride Jas ...... 3 2
Judge John ....... 3 19 McCalley Alex .... 6 34
Judge James ••••• 3 19 McCombs Jno •••• 1 3
Knight Benjamin .• 6 4 McCombs Joseph .. 4 12
Lairman John •••• 1 2 McCombs George. 4 1~
Laming James •••• 4 3 McConnell John •• 6 27
Laming Sam'I •••• 4 3 McConnell Thos •• (j 6
LawlerFenton •••• 3 17 McConnell Wm .•• 5 5
Lawson Wm ..... 1 4 McCullum Peter •• 1 33
Lee Joseph •••••• 2 2 McCullum R't •••• 1 33
Lewis A ......... 1 5 McDonald John •• 2 24
Lightheal't William 2 23 Mc Donald Georgp-. 6 6
Lightheart Isaac •• 2 ~2 McDougall Duncan 1 26
Lightheart Jacob .• 2 22 McDougall Dougald 2 9
Little Jno •••••••• 5 21 McDougald George 5 6
Little William •••• 6 20. McDougald O'd, jr 1 28
Little William •••• 4 22 McDougald D'd, sr 1 29
Livingston R't •• , • 5 a McDougald Alex. • 1 28
Lougheed William. 4 15 McHarg Jas ••••• 2 22
Lougheed Hugh .•• 5 28 3-1cIntyre Patrick - 6 5

70 CHINQUACOUSY.
East of Hurontario Stl'eet.
rox. N0'I
CO!'l. ]';0.
I\1cI~Jtyre Arcll'd - -:2 19 Pickard Elija.h - - - 1 8
McKenny Jno ..... 4 5 Plummer '''m•••• 3 14
1\lcKenny John ••. 5 14 ,Pollard Joshua •••• 1 11
!I'lcKee Alexander 6 26 Proctor Sam'I •.•• 1 17
McKechnie Donald ~ 18 Proctor Sim:m •••• 3 6
McKechnie Arch'd 2 16
]\lcLauchlin Thos 4 26 Randall Joseph .... 6 14
McLeod John •.•. 1 30 Ransier Andrew .• 1 17
TIlc>: cal John '" . 1 25 Reed James ....... 6 23
l\lcNeece Jas .... 5 32 Reed Thomas •.•• 5 28
McT:lggort Arch'cl 1 28 Richardson Jas .•• i) 3
Nealson Robt '" . 3 3:3 Robinson Joseph .• 6 28
r,"esL~tt \rnl .. -.... 6 2 Robinson Sam'l .•• 6 26
Nesliitt ~!urray- - - 6 5 Robinson Francis. 4 21
,
Newbouse Anthony 1 2:3 ll"uinso.l John •.• 3 3(}
I
Nivln \yr 1il __ ••••
5 3 Hj!l:3'):1 Thos, jun'r 2 27
Nixon Franois ... 4 "-
I Robsoll J allies ••.• 5 21
Nixon ,;!HI- -- .... 4 8 ,I Robson Thos, sen'r 3 28
Nixon Ross- - ••.. '1 8 Rutherford John .• 4 6
~;ixon Alexander - _ 5 8 I
Ryans Ricl1'd .••• 4 14
Nixon HellrY .••. :J
Nixon FJ""I.:~ic:, __ :2 31 Suuclerson Dayid .. 3 2~
O'NcCll Joseph •••• 4 11 Sanderson J no .••• 6 9
O'StraZ8l' Jacob .. 6 7 Sallderson Joseph. {j 9
Owans O\\'(;d e ••• J 20 Scanlan i'atrick .•• .J " 15
Scott Jno) sen .••. 1 6
q
.... .,
r,I~'::

CHINQUACOUSY. 71
East of Hurontario Stl·eet.
cox. NO.
CO:>!. NO.
Smith John .••..•. 1 28 Walli!> William •.•• 2 29
Snyder Adam •••• 2 :31 Walsol! John •••• 1 15
Sl!yder Abraham .. 2 30 Watson Alexander 5 2
Snyder Joseph ••.. 2 30 Watson John - •••• 5 1
Speirs Patrick, sen 3 20 West John - - •.•. 6 22
Speirs Patrick, jun :J 26 West Robert- .•••• 5 12
Stafford W m .••••, 1 5 West Richard •••• 5 12
Stafford Joseph .... 1 1.'" \Vestewelt Garrett 2 15
Stafford Amos •... :3 !) Whitters Robt .••. 5 19
Standley Sam'l ••• , 6 13 Widdos JameR •••• 4 9
Starrett Andrew .• 3 3 Wiggins Geo- •••• 2 20
Steenson Wm •••• 6 34 Wiggins John •••• 1 13
Stretton Thomas .. q 15 Wiggins W /11 •.•• 2 12
'Suggott Leonard •• 2 5 Wigginton Thomas 4 18
Sullivan David .••• 8 11 Wilcox John •.•• 3 .'3
3ullivan J 0110 ••••• 3 11 Wilcox Daniel. ••• 3 8
:;witzer Martin .•. 2 38 Wilkinson Wm .••• 2 8
Wilson John - •••• 6 6
Taylor Wm •••••• 6 22 Williamson Jas •••. 6 30
Taylor Sam'I .•••• 6 23 Woodle John •••• 1 14
Terry Timothy .•. 6 12 Woolfe John .... 2 5
Thompson Michael 5 22 \\' oods Nathan •••• 4 23
Tiers Wm. H .•••• 1 8 Woods George •••• 4 2~
Tighe John ••••• 4 26 Woods James .••• 5 24
Tighe Dennis •••• 5 25
Tighe Edward •••• 4 26 Vanfleet W/11 .... 1 9
Townron Thomas 6 20 Vanvolkenhurgh N. 2 !;)
frueman Richard - 3 4 Vanwyke Gilbert. 1 ~U
rrimble George- . - 3 1 Vernon John - .••. 5 10
frimble Robert ... 3 1
fucker Joseph •. - 6 21 Usher Michael. ••• 4 2
Walker Robert •••• 1 2 II Yeoman Henry ••• 6 27
Walker William. - 5 .3 Young James •••• 6 9
Wallis David •••• 2 29
)OPULATION-Malesabove 16,482; Males under 16, 519;
Females above 16, 417 ; Females under 16, 503.-
Total, 1921.

72 CHINQUACOUSY.
lVest of Ilurontario Street.
CUl\'. NO.
Allams John .••••. 1 2
!dcxilllder 'Villiam 6 1
/'..le:~f,r;der Alex .•• 5 4
Allisnl! John .••••• 3 5
Anderson Thollllocl, M ..... 5 23
Doyle> Joseph ••••• 2 17
Drac1n::r Joseph ... 3 12
Bratt Juseph ••••• 3 2
Brock David ....., 1 17
Broots Cooper.... 3 6
BUC!lCldun Jl1o .••. 1 10
BuCI,','!lan Wm •••• 1 10
Buf(r \\'illiam•••• 1 5
Bt1il,]an John •••.• 1 8
Ca!Llc,' Robert •••• 6 7
Ca:,'" 1 Charles .•• 5 2
Caldn .'\.iex. RolJ't 5 2
Caldwell Hubert •• 2 34
Caldwell Matthew. 1 1
Caldwell John •••• 1 1
Cameron Gco •••• 5 31
Campbell Malcolm 3 31
CampbcM Dnncan. 6 33
CON. NO.
Campbell Nancy •• 2 31
Campbell John •••• 4 27
Campbell W rQ. • •• 6 28
Campbell Wm •••• 5 19
Campbell Alex .••• 6 ]5
Campbell P. S •••• 1 25
Carmichael Arch'd 1 29
Cation David. • • •• 2 17
Cheney Geo •.•••• 2 15
Claridge Hei1ry ... 5 15
C!aridge Juhn, sen 4 15
Claridge John, JU!1 5 17
Cbl'idl,:o Wm ••••• 4 15
Cia,!, 'Hllgh•••••• 4 16
CinrkI-'!"ugh •••••• [) 1:2
Clark Arch'll ••••• 1 31
Cockley N,olJ:e .... ;) 3
Clow Richard. • •. 3 6
Cook Jos~ph ••••• 2 10
Coon Jocob •••••• [) 7
CO\-2ntry James .•• 3 14
Craig David •••••• 2 18
Craig John •••••• 3 lR
Curry Alex...... 3 26
Curry James ••••• 6 12
Curry Samuel. ••• 5 12
Curry Donald.... 4 31
Copelin Jonathan .. 3 3
Davey William. -. 3 33
Deury Hood - • • •• 1 16
Demain Peter. • •• 1 25
Dol~oll Will'm •••• 5 15
Drinkwater Wm - - 3 16
Duckworth James. 1 18
Duggan Wm .•••• 5 8
Ealey William •••• 5 20

COX. NO.
Holingshead Geo .• 2 8
Holingshead Joseph 3 24
Holmeshead Geo. J 2 1
Hughes Joab •.••. 3 11
Hughes Samuel ••• 1 105
Hulburn Geo •••• 4 34
J ebb Thomas •••. 3 4
Johnson Jacob .••• 3 3
Johnson Sam'l •••• 3 2
Johnson Tho!'! • • •• 1 111
Johnson Ralph •••. 1 111
Johnson Phillip .•. 2 7
Kavenagh Jas •••• 2 8
Kenzie James •••• 2 3
KightlyJoseph •••. 2 9
King Joseph •••.• 2 15
King James •••.•• 3 7
Knight Moses •••• 3 2
Laughton Wm., Esq 2 108
Lefevre Francis C. 3 31
Leopard John, jun'r 2 28
Leopard Peter. • •• 2 6
Leopard John, sen'r 3 26
Leopard John •• •• 3 27
Leopard Abra'm, jr 3 12
Leopard Peter •••• 3 12
Leopard Abra'm, sr 3 12
Leopard Wm. C .• 3 12
Leopard Jacob •••• 3 12
Leopard W m • • •• 3
Leopard John •••• 4
121
13
Leopard Benj •••• 3 27
Levellie Lues.... 1 105
l.ewis John •••••• 3 27
Lewis Jedediah ••• 4 29
Lindsay John •••• 4 15
Lount Samuel •••• 1 102
I
EAST GWILLIMBURY. 85
CON. Nt'I.
Lundy Hester •••. 2 10
Lundy Jacob ••••• 1 102
Lundy Reuben •••• 1 104
Lundy Israel .•••• 1 104
Lyons Isaac .••••• 1 101
Mainprise J no •••• 8 6
Mainprise Wm •••• 8 6
Mattier Paul Martin 5 10
~illard M ........ 1 103
Miller Wm •.•.••• 2 25
Millie Peter •.•.•• 2 19
MOlll"oe Harvey ••• 4 32
Monitt Peter ••••. 3 26
Moody Wm •••••• 2 17
Moore Hiram •••• 3 14
Moore Robert •••• 6 31
Moore Samuel •••• 2 14,
Moore Hannah •••• 3 12
MorrisJohn •••••• 2 9
Morton S ..•.•••• 3 26
McCarter Geo .••• 3 2
McCarter Ranslen. 3 2
McKenzie Jas •••• 2 3
McLeod M., sen'r. 2 11
McLeod M., jun'r. 3 11
McLeod Alex ••.• 1 105
McMeighan Robert 1 111
McMillan Arch'd •• 1 105
Nelson Wm •••••• 2 19
Ogilvie C ........ 2 2
Parkes Hannah ••• 4 11
Pearson Levi ••••• 2 1
Pegg Nathan •••• 4 7
Pegg Wm •••••••• 4 1
Pegg Samuel ••••• 4 6
Pegg Joseph •••••• 4 13

sa
EAST GWILLIMBURY.
Peltigreell J no •••• 4
Phillips Wm ••••• 1
Phillips Francis ••• 1
Pindar Christopher 6
Playter Geo ..•••. 1
Povev Wm •••.•. 1
Powell Reuben •••. 1
Powell Rich'd .••• 1
Proctol' Edwi;l .••• 1
Purdy Wm ••••.• 3
Read Jno •••••••• 3
ReadAlex •••••••. 3
Read W m., jun •••• 2
Read Asa •••••••• 3
Read Wm.,sen •••. 3
Rear Geo •••.•••• 8
Riley J ••.••••••. 3
C0X. NO.
21
111
105
;30
108
105
lOt
,98
98
10
16
10
12
Robinson Christ's. 3 1
Rogers Josiah •••• 4 9
Rogers Lady • . •. 1 96
Hagel's John •••.• 3 8
Root Titus .•... " 5 23
Rose Isaac.. • • • .• 2 16
Rose Henry •••••• 3 32
Rose Robert •••••• 3
Rowan Peter •••.• 2
Sealey Elijah ••••• 4 28
Sedore Isaac ••••• 3 35
12
13
3]
31
108
Selby Thomas •••. 2
Selby William •••• 2
Shapell Francis • •. 3
Shapell John ..... 3
Shaw Thomas •••• 1
Shearwood E..... 2
Shuttleworth Edw'd 8
Shuttleworth John. 4
Silver Cornelius •• 2
Sloan William.... 1
8
COX. NO.
Smalley Elizabelh. 3 29
Smalley Asa •••••• 2 21
Smith )ohn •.•..• ;3 23
i Smith Robert •.•• 4 28
Soales William •••• 4 27
Soales Tho's •••• a 29
Steel l3ellj'lluin .••• 4 10
Stephens Dar!'l •••• ::I
Sle\\'8.l't Rob't •••• 1
Styles Edgar •••. 5
Styles Martin .••• 2
Stvles Ii em", ..•. :3
St~ot Henry.- ••..• 4
Sullinger Geo •••• 1
28
105
25
18
~o
2
97
I':: Sutherland Alex'r .• 3 25
10 , Swasey Peter •••• 1 108
11
24 Terry David ••••• 3
Terry Joseph •.•• 3 11
Thirsk J aIm .••.•• 9 5
: Thompson J aeob .• 3 17
Thompson K ..•.. 4 33
: :l~ind~e JO!1I1 ...... 8 14
1 [raVISS :t\athan •• 5 20
Traviss John •••• 5 19
Traviss Joshua •••• 5 20
~\
1~5\
Traviss Daniel •••• 4 IS
Traviss William,sen 4 19
Traviss William,jun 4 19
Traviss Whitney •• 4 19
Tl'usiss Richardson 3 20
Traviss Daniel •••• 4 27
Tool Moses •.•••• 8 4
Tucker Moses •••• 4
Tyson Isaiah •.•• , 1
Wakefield T. B .... 1
Ward John ••••••• 1
Whardee John •••• 3
Whardee Robt •••• ~
11
107
100
100
4
14

EAST GWILLIMBURY. 87
Whardee Paul •••• 2
Whiteside RoDert • 2
Wick David ••••.• 2
Wiggins S ........ 1
Willard Ebenezer. 2
Willis Corl.elius •• 1
\V illiams 0 .....•. 3
Wilson Hugh D •.• 2
Wilson Hiram •••• 2
Wilson Hugh W .• 2
Wilson John D •••• 2
Wilson Isaac D ••• 2
Wilson Richard T. 3
Wilson David ••••• 4
CON. NO
21
7
19
105
3
102
15
9
8
9
10
CON. NO.
Wilson William •• 3 ]6
Wilson William H. 2 16
Wilson Alfred •••• 1 108
Wilson Cornelius •• 1 108
v'" ilson {T zal ••••• 2 4
Wilson John H .... 3 13
Winch Samuel .••• 5 13
Winn Jacob •••••• 1 99
Wright Elizabeth •• 3 10
Wright George •••. 1 103
10 Young Thomas, sen 3
~: II Young Thomas, jun 3
35
35
POPULATIOx-Males above L6, 451; Males under 16,400 ;
Females above 16, 404; Females under 16, 409.­
Total, 1664.
WEST G\VILLIMBURY.
CON. N0'II
CON. NO.
Arksey John •••••• 1 103 Barrett William •• 9 10
Armson William •• 7 5 I Bawdv John •••• 10 12
ArmstrongChristo'r 6 9 I Belfre"y J ......... 8 ]4
Armstrong Jno •••• 6 12 Balfrey James .••• 8 16
Armstrong Robert. 6 1:3 Belfrey P •••.•••• 8 16
Armstrong Thomas 6 12 Bell James ••.•••• 13 17
ArmstrongWiIliam5 12 BlairWm ........]3 ]3
A nnstrong Thomas 7 8 Boles George •••• () 11
Atkins Robert •••• 8 5 Bostwick John •••. 3 3
Atkins Wihow •••• 8 5 Bostwick Edward • 4 4
Atkills Robert •••• 9 1 Brandon John •••. 1 2
Brandon Tho's •••• 2 3
Banderman George 4 6 Brandon Mathew •• 2 :I
Banderman Donald 3 7 Brandon John •••• 2 2
Handerman "-lex'r. 5
Banderman Hugh •• 6
Banks E .•••••••. g
9
10
9
Bral1l]on Robert ••• 2 4
Bl'azier J"hn .•••• r; 3
Brazil ~!ir,hael. ••• 7 1

88 WEST GWI.r.LIMBURY.
co;:;:. NO.
Bready Robert •••• 10 18
Brown Philip •••• 7 f\
Brown James •••• 11 15
Burns Christopher 9 15
Caffrey William •• 9 17
Campbell Arthur •• 6 10
CnmpbeJl Robert •• 7 4
Carr Alexander .•• 10 7
CarrJohn ••••••• l0 9
Carruthers W m .••• 7 4
Carney Patrick ••. 7 6
Castor Henry ~ •••• 6 1
Castor W m .•••••• 6 1
Cayton John .••••. 13 15
Ch;'isty John ••••• 6 4
Clark Ira •••••••• 8 3
Clement Geo .•••• 14 15
Codey Stephen •••• 1 101
Colborne John, jun. 9 2
Colbome John,sen.l0 1
Coley George •••• 4 1
Collins Wm ...... 5 4
Collins Richard ••• 7 8
CondellJohn •••• 13 10
Conway James ••• 10 6
Corbett Christopher 3 1
Corbett Joseph •••• 3 4
Cosgrove Wm •••• 14 13
Cosgrove Arch'd •• 14 16
Coulston Robt •••• 10 13
Coulston John .... ll 14
Cr.:ltOI1 Sam'!. ••• 2 4
~ronan John ••• ,.12 20
Cronau James •••. 12 15
C':onan Tho's •••• 12 19
Cronan Edward .• 12 15
Cunningham \V m. 6 2
CunninghamAndr'w 5 1
Curry John •••••• 9 14
CON. NO.
Daily John •••••• 8 7
Davis John •••••• 3 1
Davis James •••. 12 8
Dawson John •••• 1 97
Dent John, sen •••• 1 1
DentJohn,jun •••• 1 1
Derry Alex'r •••• 9 4
Devit John, sen •••. 1 1
DevitJohn,jun .••• 1 1
Dimond James •.•• 9 5
Dissett John ••••• 7 16
Dissett Philip •••• 12 9
Doan Jonathan •••• 7 3
Doan James ••••• 7 1
Doan John ••••••• 10 12
Doan Ebenezer ••• 3 2
Dodd James •••••• 4 3
Downy Robert •••• 9 4
Driilie Thomas •••• 6 15
Dmry James ••••• 6 15
Edmonds Ira •••••• 1 107
Edmondson John •• 6 16
Elliott Francis •••• 12 3
English Gilbert ••• 12 12
Evans James •••• 7 16
Evalls James •••• 10 14
Evans George •••• 10 14
Evans John •••••• 9 13
Feagan Wm ••••.• 13 16
Fennell Joseph ••• 10 17
Fennell John ..... 10 1
Ferguson James ••• 6 6
Ferris John ...... 6 8
Ferris John •••••• 7 7
Fisher John •••••• 8 6
Flanaghan Patrick 3 10
Foster John •••.. 12 17
Fo\vlerWilliam .... 3 ~

WEST GWILLIMBURY. 89
CON. No.:1 CON. ">0.
Frasier John ••••• 3 8 ii Jones Humphrey .. 6 1
Fras!er Wm •••.•. 5 9 I .
FraSier VV m •••••. 6 1 II Keeuan Domlllck. 9 8
Fryett Henry •.•. 2 5 i: Kelly J obl1. • • •. •• 9 5
Garbutt John •••. 13
Garbntt Wm .... 12
Galloway Jas ...... 11
Gibbons Pat'k •••. 9
Goodfellow John •• 7
Goodfellow Adam. 6
Gorham Eli .•••.• 1
Gould John .••••• 10
Grant Hector •••. 3
Green Matthew ... 11
Green Patrick.... 8
Green William ••• 11
Greenfield Jas •••. 10
Gunn Alex ••••.• 4
Gunn Alex •••••• 5
Gunn Alex •.••.• 4
Hardgrave Wm ••• 7 16
Hail N .......... 7 12
Heddican Andrew. 9 6
Henderson Thomas 11 15
Hill Joseph •••••• 6 15
Hill Jas ........ 11 1
Hodges Joseph ••• 6 9
Howard Stephen •• 1 102
Huff Jno •••••••• 7 12
Hughes Sam'!. ••• 2 1
H uutley Theodore. 1 98
Hutchinson James. 9 9
Jebb Thomas •••• 11
Jefts Edward: ••• 6
Johnston Jos •••• 10
Johnston Isaac •••• 3
Johnston J os •••• 13
i' Kitley Joseph •••• 3 2
13 Ii Kitlev John •••.•• 4 3
13 I .
6 'I Landl'ican Jas .••• 6 ~
1 I Latimore John •.•• 9 I
14 I Law Wm ........ ll 1
81' Lawrence Alex ••• 10 5
100 i Lawrence Jas •••• 10 5
12 : Lee Patrick .•••.. ll 15
7. :i Lee Henry ...... 11 2
12 :, Lee John ......... 11 3
13 Ii Lee Thos ........ ll 4
16 Lewis John •••••. 7 !!
19 Lewis George •••• 7 2
9 Lloyd Charles. • .. 3 5
9 Lloyd Churles •••• 2 2
3 Long Jas •••••••• 8 I
10
3
4
4
7
II
Long Jno •••••••• 8 4
Long Samuel ••• " 9 2
Long Richard. • •• 9 5
Lount George •••• 1 103
Loun! Samuel. • •• 1 103
Macauley Jno •••• 7
Madden Wildredge 11
l\Iackee W m •••• ~
Magee L ........ 7
Magee John •••••• 8
Magee Rich'd •••• 8
Magee James •••• 8
Magee Edw'd • • •• 9
Matchett Thos •••• 10
Matchett Edward .10
Mattice Wm •••• 12
Mattice Thos •••• 12
Mattison John •••• 6
8
13
15'
15
4
8
8
8
1
2
11
10
7

90 WEST GWILLIMBURY.
CON. NO.
CON. NO.
Mattison John •••• 5 10 McMahon Thomas 5 7
Megan Lawrence •. 8 12
Megan John •••••. 9 12 l\ay H ••••.••.•• 7 7
Megan James •••• 8 11 i";ay Robt ........ 8 11
Merrick Mary •••• 2 2 Nayley Wm .••••• 12 17
Mills Jas •••.•••• 3 4 Nayley Wm ...... 13 8
Mills Jas ......... 6 3 Neeshaw Wm •••• 14 14
Miller Thomas ••• 9 14 Nelson John ••••• 1 13
Molloy Charlp.s ••• 7 6 :\f['shit: John ••••• 14 17
Molloy Garrett ••• 9 13 Newry \\'m.•••.• 9 5
Molloy Wm •.••.• 9 13
Molloy Timothy •• 10 13 O'Connell Darby •• 13 9
Molloy John •••.• 12 19 O'Donald Jno •••• 13 18
Moore Joseph •••• 4 2 O'Donald Richard.14 19
Morarity Owen ••• 7 16
Morarity Michael .10 13 Parker Thos •••. 8 10
:WcArthur Angus. 2 4 Parker Robert •••• 8 10
McBerth Chas •••• 4 9 Patfield James •••. 14 16
McBerth Andrew. 5 7 Penrose Yarnel •• 2 2
McCaifee J no •••. 12 8 Phelps Frank ..••• 13 1~
McCarroll Hugh •• 1::1 10 Phi:lips Wm .•••• 6 1
McCarter Wm .•. 11 7 Phillips Richd •••• 1 104
McCarter Oliver" 11 8 Phillips Owen •••• 1 99
McCarter Robert •• 12 6 Pilkington Jas •••• 10 6
McCaustiif Alex •• 9 13 Play tel' Geo •.•••• 1 107
McClennon John ... 5 11 Porter Oliver ••••• 6 10
McDonald Donald. 5 11 Proctor Samuel ••• 8 2
YIcKay \Vm ••••• 4 5 Proctor Thos •••• 8 3
McKay Alex •••• 4 11
McKay Donald ••• 4 10 Quay John ...... 11 19
McKay Roderick .. 4 10 Quigley Chas •••• 11 13
McKay Alex •••• 4 1 Quigley Wm .... 11 13
McKay George ••• 4 5
McKay James.~ •• 6 7 Kainev Wm ••••• 6 14
McKenny Neil .••• 11 10 Rams~y Wm .... 1 10
McKilligan Wm •• 6 5 Read Jno •••••••• 2 2
McLean Widow •• 11 16 Rilmson Gilbert •• 8 15
McLellan Wm .... ll 19 II Robins Henry •••• 4 4
McLellan Alex.... 4 7 Robinson Peter ••• ;; 13
MoLeod Wm •••• 6 6 , Robinson John •••• 7 1

WEST GWILLIMBURY. 91
CON. NO.
CON. NO.
Robinson Will •••• 8 15 Stoddard John •••. 8 9
Robinson John •••• 9 16 Stoddard Jas •••• 7 10
Roberts Wm •••• 11 17 Stoddard Hugh ••• 8 9
Roberts John •••• 11 18 Sutherland Robert. 5 8
Roe Wm ........ 2 3 Sutherland William 5 5
Rogers Elias •.•. 2 1 Sutherland Daniel. 5 5
Rogers Dennis •••• 3 3 Sutherland Angus,. 5 ]0
Rogers Levi .•••• 3 3 Sutherland Hernon 6 11
Rogers James •••• 7 8 Sutherland John ... 6 1
Rogers Isaac •••• S 12 Sutherland John •.• 8 1
Rogers Isaiah •••. 10 3 Sutherland Thomas 8 6
Rogers E ••••••• 10 15 Sutherland William 4 8
Rogers Lynus •••• 1 99
Rogers Obadiah •• 1 96 Tasker Mark •••• 10 16
Rose Jno •••••••• 4 4 Tawlin Chas •••• 9 4
Ross Geo •••••••• 4 7 Thornbury W m •• 5 10
Ross Sandy •••••• 7 7 Thorp George •••• 10 16
Rutledge John •••• 9 10 Thorp Wm •••••• 10 17
Thorp John •••••• 12 14
Sawyer Robert •••• 14 17 Tindle James •••• 12 16
Scanlan Cornelius. 9 6 Tawse Rieh'd •••. 13 15
Scanlan Mark •••. 9 16 Trotter James •••. 10 3
Sea'nlan C ...... 9 7
Scoby Hugh ••••• 7 13 Van stock Garrett • 6 11
Sloan John •••..• 8 17 Varnum James •.•• 9 7
Sloan William •••• 9 18
Smith Phelps •••• 6 5 Walker Wm .•••• 11 2
Smith Ralph .•••• 9 3 Wallace John •••• 2 1
Spalling Geo .• • •• 7 5 Wallin James ..... 6 14
Steel' J as •••••••• 11 11 I Ward John •••••• 1 101
Steel Hngh •••••• 11 11 WardmanWm •••• 7 12
Steel Thomas •••• 12 7 Wardmun J no •••• 9 3
Stevens Wm .•••• 7 11 Waters James •••• 10 4
Stigmey Levi •••• 4 6 Wells James •••. 7 14
Stinson Wm .' •••• 3 5 West Thomas •••• 5 2
Stinson George .•.• 3 5 West George ••• 6 6
Stinson George .••• 10 9 West Benjamin ••• 6 4
Stone Solomon. • •• 5 4 West Amos ...... 1 IDS
Stoddard W m •••• 7 10 White William •• 9 10
Stoddard W m •••• 8 7 Whiteside William 9 4

92 WEST GWILLI~.JBUr..I.
CON. NO.1
Wilbl'J E3'-i:-t .••• If) 11'
Williams Moses... 2 4
W llioughby Ralph. 7 4
Willoughby John.!:l 1
Wilson Ccnj .....;:; 1
Wilsoil Hugh ...•. 6 4
CON. NO.
Wilson John ...•. 13 11
\;,'oods Will ...... 11 16
Woods Will .••••• 1:3 15
Zoonay Thos ..•• 7 17
POI'VLATWN.-Males abo\'e 16, 431); Males under 16,
;;14; Females abol'e 16,373; Females under lU, 401;
'fuL.I l718.
Gl-:ORGIX,\.
1'0';. N0'jl.
('ON. NO.
Ducett J .......•. 7 Ie:!
Allan William .... 5 12 ' Duncan A •.•••.•• 7 :3
Allder::u:l J no .•.•. 4 6
Anders",} Robert.. 8 :3
7
Eames Dib,; ..... 8
Eames Geurge •.. , 6
Eh'es --, ...... 6
17
1
13
Barton Peter " .•• 7
Dourchier James .. 7
U ritlm!l J ..•..•• , :2
Brod.v DavId ..... Ll
21
:2-1
Cas;;idy-..•..••• 6 ~1
Chay Juhn ..•... 6 6
Cho;vponte - •..• 7 1~
Corner Rubert. ... (j 14
COrilCI' John •..•• 6 6
Cummcr Thomas .• 7 11
Cumming J,lS .•••• 8 7
Dalnc Fc!ix ...••• !) 18
]),1\ is John ...... 7 6
Donnell John •.•.• 6 19
Donnell J ......... 6 16
DOll[Jcll James •••• 6 15
Dorri:y James •••• 6 20
Doyle James ••••• 7 14
Fairburn John •.•• 7
Fairburn John .••• -!
Founkhan Neil.. 5
13
G
3
Graham John ..••. 6 19
GrifHn Juhn ...... 6 21
Havner A •••••••• 5 oj
HO;\'ard Chas •••• 6 4
Holmes John ••••. 6 11
H lIfst Abrahal1l ..• 6 13
Jackson J ••••••.• 8 1
Jasper Samuel •••• 6 9
Jeffersoll B •.•••.• 7 10
J ackes George ..•. 6 3
J ohnsoll Robt ••••• 5 22
Johnson '\m..... 8 6

GEORGINA. 93
CON. NO.
(:ox. NO.
King Joseph •••••• 6 7 Osborne Francis •• 6 18
King D .......... 6 18
King D ..•••.•••. 4 21 Potter 'iVilIiam •••• 6 23
Lawson - ....... 7 8 Ray John ........ 5 13
Lee Simon ••••••• 8 9 Ray James •••••• 6 13
Lyall William •••• 7 7 Riddle William ••• 5 1
Lyons John ...... 6 2
Secord -, •••••• 7 16
Matt Jos •••.••.•• 6 9 Sibbald Wm. ------ A 7
Marie - •••••••• 8 16
Monro D •.•..•.• 4 5 Thennip James----- 7 17
Morton Simon •••• 5 1~ Thornbec John ---- 6 10
Morton Samuel ••• 6 7
Mossington Thos .. 8 45 Warren 'Villiam- - _ 6 6
McDonald Neil •• , G 5
POPULATION-Males above 16, 116 j Males under 16,100 j
Females above 16, 89 j Females under 16, HIl.­
Total, 406.
INNISFIL.
CON. NO.
Allen Given ...... 3 16
Armstrollg Thomas 6 3
Arthur John ••••• 8 13
Bathers Thomas •• 1 4
Boice Richard •••• 5 14
Booth Wm ....... 10 14
Brand George •••• 10 17
Calder Thos .•••• 12 12
Cattle Robert •••• 1 16
Clements Albert •• 4 12
Clements Lewis J. 1 16
Cline John ...... 2 21
Cline Wm •.••••• 2 21
CON. NO.
Cline John jun .•• 2 17
Coleman John •••• 2 2
Coleman Wm ••••• 2 2
Coleman Rich •••• 2 2
Cosgrove Geo ••••• $ 22
Crisps John •.••• 4 20
Cummins Jas .•••. ~ 1
Deacon W m. •••• 8 2
Demure J as. • •••• 5 19
Doag Thomas •••• 7 19
Duncan Wm ••••• 6 18
Esson Thomas •••• 9 3
Esson Thomas.... 9 3

D40
INNISFIL.
CON. NO'rf
COC;o NO.
Ferrier Andrew .• :1 1 I lV[cG l'llther George 4 17
Fields \Villiam .••. 6 21 i! McKay Robert ••• 2 16
Fife Joseph ••.••• 7 ~ II McKinlass Samuel 3 6
FislJer William ..•• (3 11!1 McKollkey James •• 4 15
Fleming Jnll1es •••. 7 2!1 McKonlwyWilliam 5 15
:1' l\IcI\'old.:ey John •• 3 16
Garthy Peter •..•• 6 21 McKollkey Robert 7 2L
Gibbons Da viti •••• 11 11 III McKonkey Thomas 8 16
G-ibsoll Wm .•••• 11 5 McLean Robert ••• 3 17
Gilgore Samuel •• 5 1 Ii l\]cLeanJames •••. 7 19
Gimby John •.••• 4
Green Jacob ••.•• 9
Groesbeck Cornel's (3
15 ,I
3 :' Orchard Jos •.••• 11 14
Hamilton - •.••• 7
Hammond J ohi) •• 1:3
Hayter Moses •.•• 13
flunt Joseph •••. 12
HUllt George .••• 8
Jack William •••• 5
Jack John ........ 6
Jack Jas .•••••••• 3
J elTerson Robert •• 10
Johnson John ••• 8
Kindle James •••• 3
Laurie John ...... 2
La'\Ten~e )Vm •••• 9
Lenllox \\' rJ' •••••• 3
Lellilox Johll •..• 3
18
i: Patterson J'1o ..••• 5
6 : Patterson Benjamin 8
24 i Patterson Samuel.. 7
25 Ii Perry George ••• 1
23 i, Perry John, junior 2
2 ' Perry John, seaiol' 1
: Perry Thomas .••• 2
22 " Pickins Robert - - - 1
22 i; Pratt John - _ - - - - 7
21 III Pratt John. - - - - 11
18
14
18
20
1
1
1
1
3
15
16
1 I Reid James - - - - - 5 19
I Richey John - - __ 4 6
G ;i Rivers Thomas - - .5 14
Ii Rohins Jnmes - - - - 9 1.5
17 i Robson rtohert - _ -12 26
1:; Rog0rsoll Joseph __ 2 19
o Rogers Patrick - -11 16
8 'Ross D. - - - - - - - 8 15
Main \Yiiliar:l .••. 2
l\hnnerSr,muel. ... 8
l\Jrers David •••.. ~o
McConnell John .. 8
1\1 cCorlOack Jam, s 6
McCulloch Wm .• 6
jl;lcGiIL.i,'3 James .. 4
16
1.)
10
~ko:t j\JicklCl - ___ 5 It
S"lder Thomas- - -12 12
Sin\\' .hlm - - __ - 8 19
22 'I S!1:l1V Robert - - - - 8 20
8 '; 8,1;11\- Jo~r'ph - ___ 8 20
1711 ~~bl),\!d J,)hll S. - - 14
1 7 Slmll10~lS James - - :2
i~
1

CON. NO.jl
Somerset John. - - 9 5
Soules Jane- • - •. 13 26
Soules David ••.. 13 26
Sutherland John .• 1 4
Thompson John,sen 9
Thompson John,jun 9
Titten Robert •••. 12
Todd Davidson •• 2
Todd Ebenezer •• 2
Todd Charles •••• 3
Todd Hugh ••.•.• 5
INNISFIL.
Walker John ••.• 7
Wallis Ro bert •••• 5
Warwick GeorgeF 12
Warwick John •••. 12
Warwick GeorgeG 12
16 Warwick Juseph • 7
16 Wilson James •••• 10
26 Wilson Charles •• :2
20 Wise Samuel •••• 12
19 Wood Jonah •••. 12
21 Wright Samuel .• 6
12
11
CON. ::'>0.
1
22
15
14
IS
15
18
15
13
16
3
POPULATION-Males above J 6, 168; Males under 16,165;
Females above 16, 122; Females uuder 16, 123.­
Total,578.
CON. NO.
KING.
CON. NO.
Abbott John 1 83 Black John ....... 2 20
Allan JI1O •••••••• 4 28 Blnndon & Brown 1 66
Allan Elisha ..... 4 27 Blenkinsopp T. D. 2 35
Allan Hugh ••••.• 1 71 Biugh Donald •••• 7 11
Anderson Jacob •• 3 25 Boddy John ...... 9 31
Anderson Anthonv 4 28 Bogart l\Iatir! .•.• 5 33
Anderson J as •••: 1 94 EOImer James •••. 11 20
Appleton Thomas. 2 21 Booia L •.••.•..• 7 16
Armstead Jas •••• 9 31 Bovuir Philip ..... 3 11
Arnold Lewis •••. 1 62 Bowden Jos ...... 8 27
Armstrong Wi!]iam 9 2 Bowes \V•••••••• 86
Arnott Fr&ncis •••• 2 8 Boyd Jno •••.•••. 2 12
Breadon Wm .... 11 4
Bald\\ill Jas ..... 5 4 Brooks John .... 10 6
Beandom A ....... 2 :20 Brown Thos .•••• 9 34
Beach Hiram •••• 1 63 Brown John •.•••• 2 14-
Beynon Barnes ••• 2 5 Brydon Wm ...... 2 9
Beynon Thos •••• 2 3 II Burke Wm ....... 9 17
Black Donald •••• 10 3 . Burns James •••• 3 9

9() KING.
CON. NO.
Burtis Hugh ••• , .. 9 31
Cairnes Adam •••• 19 10
Campbell D •••.. 7 ~
CampbellJohn •••. 10 9
Carley Alexander. 5 7
Castleman A •••• ~ 21
Ca wlhra John.... 2 35
Chamberlain Jas .10 12
Chapple Elisha.. 5 29
Chapple Starling.. 5 30
Clark Thomas •••• 4 33
Clark William ..•• 3 31
Clark Francis. • •• 4 33
Clark S ......... 4 34
Clark Charles •••. 6 9
Clark Edward •••• I 78
Clay Wm ......... 1 77
Clayton John •••• 9 26
Clayton Joshua ••• 8 24
Cody Aaron.. • • •. 8 7
Cody I .......... 1 83
Collins Ralph .••• 5 24
Cosford Thos • • •• 1 85
Cranny John •••. 10 9
Cranny James .• " 9 12
Crosley Pearson .• 4 6
Crosley Daniel..... fl 2
Crosley John •••• 3 19
Crothers John •••. !) 8
Cunningham Jamesl0 27
Currie Alexander .. 7 6
Cutting Geo ..... 3 24
Davidson Andrew .. 2
David Thos • • • ... 2
David William •••• 2
Dennis Wilson •••• S
Dennis N - - - - - 9
Dexter E .. - - - - 5
CON. NO.
Dickenson William 6 11
Doan James - - - - 2 35
Doan Aaron - - - - 5 1 ~
Doan William - - - 1 92
Doyle John - - - - -10 33
Drummond James-10 3
Drummond DaniellO 4
Dygert Peter - - - 6 27
Eastman Jonathan- 1 93
Eaves Isaac - - - - 9 32
Eaves Reuben - - - 8 S5
Edmonds A - - - - - 8 26
Edwards James - - 8 25
Embers Joseph - - 6 39
Fenton Jesse - - - - 6 12
Ferguson Thomas 2 5
Flurie J - - - - - - - 1 70
Foiliott Thomas - - 2 6
Frenette John - - - 2 20
Gamble N - - - - - 1 90
Garrow Richard - - 3 6
Gawley T. W - - -11 20
Ghent William - - 3 10
Gillingham John - 1 68
Gordon John - - - - 2 35
Grant Charles - - • 2 3
Green John - - - - 8 34
Grollt John - - - - - 5 34
Grout E. S - - - . - 5 34
Hainstock Robert - 3 21
9 Hamilton Charles - 5 32
25 Hamilton William - 3 37
25 Hambly Charles - _ 9 2
30 II Hambly George - - 9 5
35 Hambly William- - 9 4
S Harman Charles. - 2 21

KING.
CQN. NO,
Human Henry •• 1 71-
Harman William. 1 77'
Harman Joseph - • 1 76
Harman James ••• 1 70
Harman A •• _•• 3 5
Harrison William.. - 5 '28
Uawman Gabriel. 9 1
Hawman John - •• 9 6
Hawan Michael •• 9 7
Haynes William .• 1 82
Ha:rcock Edward. 3 ,26
Haycock Jobn • - • 3 27
Hay,",ock Nathan. 8 14
Haycock Amos •• 8 13
,Hilborn Jesse •• - 5 31
.Hilborn William - • 5 22
Henderson John .• 1 33
Hiliyer Zenos· .• 3 28
Hod'gins Amos ••• 6 30
Hollingshead Jacob 1 81
Hollingshead Eli. 5 4
Hollingshead J, •• 5 11
Hollingshead Sam'l 5 11
Holling,;bead, A •• 8 1
,Hollingshead John 5 5
Hollingsbead Jobn 9 12
Hollingshead Jacob 7 5
Holt Jobn - •• - - 2' 26
Houghman John- • 8 7
Houghman Jacob - 5 ,9
HOllse Tbomas • • 8 12
Hover Frank •• - • 4 5
Howard Joseph - • 2 27
Hughes ElIi'S - •• 7 28
Hughes James A - 8 80
Hughes George' •• 8 30
Hugbes Seth •••• 9. 31
Hugbe:'! .r:lel •.•• 9 35
Hughey JULllflS.· ... 1 69
Hugbey Andrew •• 1
K .
70
. .
CON. If,O.
Hughey William· 1 10
Hutchinson John· 1 71
Hutcbinson Geo' - 1 77
Hunt Willi

99 KING.
CON. NO I
CON. NO
Lundy W ........ 9 ]~ PaO"e Lewis...... 7 :J
• b,
Lyons John •••••• 1 63 : Palmer Rich'd •••• 7 29
Parker Robert •••• 8 8
Marshall Christ'r. 5
Martin Joseph •••• 8
Messcll Samllel. •• 5
Mitchell John •••• 4
:Mix Jas ......... 8
Moore Thos ...... 2
-"forden G • . • . • •. 9
l'.:lorris Samuel. • •• 4
Morris Isaac •••• 3
Morton A •••••••• 6
Muncay G ••••.• 4
MUI'phy Michael •• 9
McAdam Thomas. 1
McArthur Jno •••• 4
'McAtcheren D •• 7
McCollum L .•..• 11
McCollum D •••• 10
McCollum Donald. 6
:MeColluUl John •• 7
McCollum John ... 1
:MeCol'l'y G •••••• -I
McCorry Daniel.. 4
McDonald M.... 3
McDonald T..... 1
McGarry M •••••. 11
McGill W ....... 7
McGivern Hugh ... 9
McMullen Jas •••• 7
McMullen Juo •••• 6
McMullen Jas •••. 6
McNalty John •••• 1
McWilliams E •••• 3
McWilliams E •••. 9
Nicholl W ....... 1
O'13rian Morgan.. 9
11 Patton Lewis ••••• 3
~O I Peal ;;on Nathaniel. 1
10 Pentz Peter ...... 9
!} Perry Hichard •••• 7
13 Philips Wm .... 1
1'1 Ii Pllill!ps s. E .: •• 1
31 i PllIllIps W. J •••• J
l~ i Pick Christopher .• 7
10 I! pj'lkerton lIlutthew 9
10 'Pil.kerton SUlllu21 • .()
I~ /1 Pillkerton Samuel.lo.
25
86
31
24:
62
88
89
4.
28
20
27-
11 I Pinkerton Henry .. 8 33
63 ,Plavter E .••.•••• 7 13
1 ! Pri~gle W ...... 8 9
16 ,"Pringle G ........ 8 9
(j ! Proctor John •••• 7 23
II ! Putherbol1gh J. . .. 6 I
8
15 Quick Edmund •.•• 8 17
66
:! Ra{f3rty Francis.. 2
6 Rawn Jacob ••••• 2
';2 Redding Wm •••• 1
76 Robinson J:,o •••• 9
19 Ro'bin8on W ., •••• 9
13 Rogers Joseph •••• 1
31 Rogers Obadiah ... 1
2 Rogers James. • •• 1
6 Rogers Timothy.. 2
6 Rogers A. G •••• 1
93 Roland Benjamin.. 1
12 Rolson D ........ 6
;31 II Rose S. B ........ 5
Roes Robert. • • ... fl
87 I Ross ,Thomas •••• 1
I Rowland Thos •••• 1
31 ,Rush Jas •• , ••••• _2
I
6
2
68
6
5
93
95
95
11
91
73,
10
35
11
67
69
:le·

KING. 99
CON. NO.1
CON. NO.
Rush E. B •••••• 2 26 Tyrer Wm 1 80
Sanderson Jas •••.• 18 35 Tyil Sa~luel 9 31·' Woodrow John,jun 2 24
Tool James •• , ••• 4 29 W ooclward Joseph 1 65
Townshend Smith. 4 :H Wright John ••••• 2 12
l'OI'ULATIO:-i-l\I ales above 16, 565; Majes under 16. 573
Females ahov:] 6, .139; Females under 16, 482.­
Tt)fil~1 ~'05!.l.

CON. fiO.
Bellv Alex'r .•••• B 16
Bruce Hugh ••••• 1 13
Bruce Robert •••• 1 13
Cameron John., •• B
Campbell Angus •• 1
C,lrenier Francis •• B
Cocklen Edward •• 6
French Sh~herd •• 8
Gilchrist Donald •• 1
Gilchrist W .••• #' A
Grrham Michael. C
Graham Jolin •••• 1
Graham J as .••••• 2
Kenedy Angus. ' ••• C
MARA.
CON. NO.
McDonald Angus P [) 10
McDonald 'W illiam 4 11
McDonald Joserh 2 3
McDonald John. AJ 15
16 )1cDonald DQnald 2 13
!~ McDonald Thomas 8 211
~ 'McDon~ld Alex'r. 10 23
19 'McDonough Mich') A 15
23
McGregor Alex'r. A 6
i\lcMilian William 9 22
:\1cRae Donald •••• A 4
6
7
McRae John •••• A
McRae Finlay •••• 1
II
15
15
1~ II Ritchie James •••• B 15
1 Simpson William.. B
14 / I Simpson C .•••••• B
11
11
Marrow David •••• 10
27 II Waddle Robert •• B 15
POPULATION-Males above 16, 49; Males under 16, 87 j
Females, above 16, 32; Females under 16, 35~_
Total, 153"
CON. NO.
Abraham Joseph. 0 1 26
Aco"fns Samuel... 5 23
Allan William •••• 9 15
Ambler Widow, ••• 1 46
Amos William •••• 8 12
Amos Tho's .•••• 4 11
Anderson Wm •••• 8 : 9
Anderson J no. • •• 1 '58
Anderson Jno •••• 10 17
A.rmstrong W rn. •• 8 9
Armstronv-Jno •••• 4 2
MARKHAM.
ctlN. ,-0.
Armstrong Robert 7 30
Armstrong Edward 9 6
Armstrollg ThomaslO 5
Arnold Jacob ..... 3 16
Arnold Rob't. •••• 1 44
A,TlIold John ...... 3 15
Arllold Almer •••• 1 28
"\nvin JOllathan •• 7 16
II
Atkillson Edward. 2 31
Atl,inson J8hn •••• 4 26
1\ , Atkins Christopher 3 21

co;./. "'0 'I
AveryMichad ... :721
Auslll:n ,!Ie.'l'Y J .. ~ ]8
AU3man ueuy .•..• 3 10
B:lt!gero Cyrus .••. 10 9
n,vlge.ro,Justan .9. G U
lJ

MARKHAM.
CON. NO.
Cash Davia •••.• 8 30!
Castor Philip •••• 10 32
Cafltor Jacob •••• 10 31
Castor Michael •• 10 30
Caton Thom

Feals William •••• 6
FeaJey B •••••••• 4-
Fearholder John.. 3
Fearholder John •• '3
Ft!arholder Michael 2
Fenwick Arch'd H 5
F~rrjer W m • • • .• 4
Ferrier Benjamin •• 4
Fen·jer J osep h ••• 4
Ferrier Jonathan .. 4
Ferrier Ehil. :! .... 2
Ferner James •••• 2
Ferris Joseph ••• '. 5
Fish Benjamin •••• 2
Foot Thumas •••• 3
Foster Jolin •••••• 4
Foster George •••• 3
Fosler Wm •••••• 8
Frisby John •••••• 3
Fl'itchley Richard. 2
Frizzell Sutton • •• 1
Fulton Widow •••• 4
Gamhle Moses •••• 10
(jamble)ohn ••••• lO
Gamble Moses .••• 1
Gamble James •••• 1
Gallion Stephell. •• 3
Gapper R'd C. Esq 1
Qilwley Thos' •••• 4
Gawley David •••• 4
Ghonn' David ••••• 3
Glionn David ••••• 2
Gilbert S

101
co'S. :-;'-',
Hcr,'";'}g,'!' lIe,lrY;) 7
IL .. dl'",d1 J ,Id,nns u,,'j, ••• 7 10
iLg)er Ad.lI~r. ••• '1 '2:3
Hlils i:'redeclcI, ... ,1 '),) 'II
lliils C eorg": •.•. 4 2;
niLs Ctll'iotupiJ!;1' 4 Z!
liilts Jno ........ !3 27
Hi\ts Jacob ••.••• 4
llis8Y Jacob, . • . •• 3 2G
H~scy '!,i:'Jm~ ~, ••• 3 25
I-Jlsey .1', -JI1 •.••••• ;) 3:3
j~iSf:y Clll'i:;'ia:1 " 8 19
Hcd,;;',)n, Willi un --l 21
II,)' '" l ,Ch:tr!--s. 7
n,:;~,Lr rlios .. •
,.
4 ~
'!-Iold,"'i William,. 8 11
lIuLL:I Sinclair •• !) 1:3
!IoU;l':;\\'fJrlh John. 1 28
Hol.1ernnl1 Abra'm '7 25
nolJ~,,~h Wm •••• 3 8
Holmes itobt..... 3 4
HooFcr Samuel ••• 10 2:3
Hoovcr John, jan .• 6
Hoover Christian .. 6
Hoover Danipl . .• 6
HO'lver Christian .. 7
Hoover John ..... 2
Hoover Martin •••• ,2
Hoover Daniel .... 8
Hoover John ••••• 8
Hoover John •••• " 7
Homer Emanuel •• 2
Ho,rn Daniel ..••. ~ 2
[!'I ,It'r ).'(',{'1' •••• 7
:3
[j:l'~t \ViJ:i,:,d, ••• :2
Hu 'OC:; J;lII:es •••• G
n Ut:3')~1 (~,-~ffrge ••• G
il 'JtU'1 \ r iillaIn • :'. 3
Jac,b H2--:'V ....
J,:d31l'i l) ,·:iIL •••
J"C'j'r,,:!ophcr fl
Johnson Gcnjllmin 3
Johnson CUr.i(·litI3 9
JOlt:l';,)') ('orllcliu, 8
Jones Bri;;adier •• 6
Joyt'c Joill ...... 5
Irwin JOllnthall • •• 7
31 Knack Andrew •••• 7
~l Kellar ,Cha'8. M •• 9
:H Kelly John •••••• 4
~!) Ke:ldrick Jacob ... 6
S4 Kenrlrick Samuel.. 6
~5 Kepkah Frcd.erick. 5
25. ,Ketchum WOl ..... 8
2ft I\'lake William. • •• 4
26 I Klink Geo. J ..•.• 3
32 f :Klink William •••• :2
20 Laing. (;yr)ls.. • •• 6
1,;
'co
l

MARKHAM. 105
CON. NO.
CON. NO.
Lambert John •••• 1 54 Marr William,jun'r 9 14
t.amor~x Andrew 3 11 Marr David ..... 9 14
Langstaff John •••• '1 36 Marr Alum •••••• 3 18
Laparee Joseph •• 9 34 Marr Jacob •••••• 9 16
Lapp HeilTY .: •• 10 2 Marr Joseph ••••. 9 14.
Large John. .... 3 14 Marr Benjamin .... 9 14
Laughlan J ~mes •• 11 6 Marsh Robert •••• I 4}
Layman Abraham 6 23 Marsh James •••• 1 fll
Layman Christian 8 28· Martin Moses •••• 3 19
Leaoons Francis •• 9 10 Martin Joseph •••• 3 11
Ledgerwaite Jas .... 2 11· Marrwood William 3 ~
Lee William •••. 7 28 Mason John ...... 4 14
Lennard Wm .•••• 7 9 Mathewson Joseph 7 31
J~eopard. Christoph'\' 9 3 Maughan JIlO •••• 7 12
Lewis Thomas •••• 5 35 May Henry ...... 9 35
Lewis Richard •••• 4 30 Mayehotfer 0.· P .. 5 17
'Lewis Jonah •••• 5 12 Mears Wm. S •••. 1 33
Lewnaw Jacob •• 4 8 Melville Jas ...... 8 5
Lewnaw Charles .• 4 8 Mertons Clal'is •••• 8 34
Lewnaw John •••• 4 8 1\1 ill burn Joseph •• 1 30
Leek David •••••• 2 HI Miller George •••• 9 16
Leek David & Dan'l 3 15 Miller Henry •••• 1 17
Lindley Richard .. 4 11 Miller Josesh •••• 1 37
Livingston Robert 3 27 Miller John •••••• 9 21
Logan Widow •••• 1 46 l'tliller Wm J ..... 10 24
Long Philip .... 10 34 Miller Avery •••• 9 31
Long Joseph •••• 10 33 Miller Luton •••• 8 16
Lundy George •••• 4 18 Milier .Abraham ••• 2 12
Lundy Joseph •••• 3 5 MiJler Isa:}c ••••• 1 31
Lynn George •••• 6 6 Miller Nathan •••• 1 34
Lyons Barnabas .••. 4 1 i\l iller lsaa c ...... 2 14
Lyons Widow •••• , 33 Miller William .... 8 18
Lyons Samuel •••• I 33 Miller Elijah .••• 7 19
Miller hcob ...... 8 33
Madill Benjamin •. 10 18 l\fillel' Jacob J •••• 8 20
Marps Joseph .••• 9 6 Miller Abraham •.• 8 23
Mapps William .;. 9 6 Miller John M.: ... 8 18
Mapps John ".•••• 9 6 IHiller Joshua ••••• 8 21
March \V.alter •• , • 4 22. Miller Hiram ••••• 8 HI
Marr Wil!iam,seu'r 9 15 Miller Jacob •••••• "9 21

C
•••• 4
L06
iHARKHAM.
CON. NO.
CON; NO
illilli'ov R,Jiler! .•.• 10
Milljgha~ Norman. 5
:\li:liga;l Bcnj:lmin. 5
1\1 i Ille Peter •.••••• 7
~',Jilne Pder .••••• 8
IdJJoo!dJl:1n Gel) ..... 8
Monroe David .•••• 6
Monro 'i'imC)I.:l\' ••• 4
Monfcr"murv A
Mont~o"'Er'Y Ilich'd 5
I\,rood'~ Coi(~ncl •••• 1
Moor~ TllOnLts •••• 5
Moore Daniel •.• " 5
~,loore J~Il~"""" !)
r,{organ ~~~/tiiiiltn .... 7
Morg-an Th'\ma,9 ••• 1
~r oni" ~l Rob! .••. 6
1\JoHson 'lho's•••• 2
~IlIndec \Vm.••••• 9
Mu,!s";; w B .•••••• 2
lHunshaw Wm •••• 1
Munshaw J\lhn •••• 1
lI!l1s!rrrd George ••• 5
!\'\l~l.;lrJ j,ILl,;S •••• G
~lustard Peter ..... 9
l\lust:lrd Alex ••••• 9
l'IcDavid J~nleR .... :l
~Ic(hr'.'ry Undo,. (j
~'}i~C;~J 3(,h:1 ......... 4
:1!c(;i.I:!;.~ f.;'-':l"tdJ· .• \.)
:'l,:Gi:lJ::.; JCil:l •••• 8
,i1d;i 1::[8 James .•• 7
P,L'C1:il'e Ins .......... 4
f,l,~('nf:tlf' Tho!:, IS. ~1
McKa~ Juh,) .••••• 1
~lcKe~ John: ..... 4
:'IlcKe;,:.o:l Neil ••• 7
Mc:rC:;1l01 \Vm ••• 5
J\lcKclll~Oll N"it ..• 6
1
1
5
9
1
~rcKenr:on Walker. (t
:i!cKellllon Iltlgh •• (3
McKc:non Arch'u. (j
1),Iqi-\.B1Jnra. 'ferr:..\tlCe 8
:',!cKctlzie Jll}:n •.• 5
5 I II1cLc

MARKHAM. 107
CON. NO.j
CON. NO.
Peach Thomas •• 3 2;~ Quonce 1\1 ichae1 .. fi 7
Pennock Truman. 6 15 Quonce Fredrick •. 2 13
Pennock William. 6 16
Perkills John •.•• 5 22 Ramey Hichard •• I 60
Perkins William. 5 2 RawliiJg John •••• 5 4
Perkins Jacob. , . ,5. 2 Read Geo. 13 •. " 3 26
'Peterson ChJ.l'ies . 6 19 Read Thomas .••• 4 '25
Peterson Jacob n. 5· 20 Read William •• o. 8 2(1
Petcrson Cilarles • 6 19 Reaker \V illiarn o. 7 17
Peters Wil;ialll •.•• 7 11 ReamcJ' John,.o I 4
Peters Thomas •••• 7 10 Reamer Abraham. 7 32
l'exton John ., •••• 3 16 Reamer Dauiel ... 8· 14 .
. Pcxton George •••• 6' 18 Reamcr Peter, .,. 8 14
Pexlon George •••• 2 27 Reamer Abraham. S 14
'Phillips Godfrey •• 2 15 Reamer John •••. 8 31
Phillips J110,& Geo 2 15 Reamor Peter •••• 4- 22
Phillips Edward, ., 1 88 Reamor John •• ,. 4 22
'hillips Philip •••• 1 53 Redferrin James. 2 6
'hillips Isaac •••. 1 53 Redferrin Robert. 2. 4
Phillips Henry •••• 2 19 Rees~r Andrew •• B S
Pjlfer William ••• 7 2:1 Reesol' Christian •• 10 15
Pilfer Jahn •••• ,7 27 Reesor John, , ", 9 10
. Pilfer Samuel •••• 7 27 Reesor John ••.. 11 1
Pilfel' Joseph •••• 8 29 Rersor Peter. , , 0 9 3
Pike FI';lnei8 •••• 8 30 Reesor Joseph, 0 ,8 11
Pingle John ....... 5 21 . Reesor Petel' 0' ,.,,7 13
Pingle George •••• 5 21 Reynolds Asa., .10 10
Pingle George •••• 6 21 Reynolds Wlfli:lm .10 l()
Pingle Jacob •••• 6 21 Reynolds Henry, 0 3 5
Pingle John ...... 6 18 Roynold:dnsters .. 10 10
Pingle William .... 5 ]0 Richardson Thos, 1 48
Pingle £leury •••• 5 1 S Richmolltl Silvester 5 12
Playter John •••• 1 '·Sl Ritter Peter. 0 •• 2 18
Plaxton John .... ' 3 11 Riltel' John Coo •• 3 12
Pollock Wm ...... 1 ,46 Rohinson Thomas. 6 24
PolJocl{ Wm ...... ·2 22 r Hob nson John •• '7 12
Pool William .. · ... -9 ., 19 Robinson William. 1 26
PresIon William ... 10 35 Rohinson John .... 6 20
Prindle .lames •••• 8 121' 'Robinson Widow, 8 • 13
Quonce George ... ~,' 14 !,Robinson ~VilliatJ? 7 H

108 MARKHAM.
CON. NO.
Robinson John ••• 7 11
Rose .1. H ... , .. , 6 26
Rutledge Thomas. 1. 36
H utledge James. 1 36
Sanders Thomas. 7
Sanders Henry. • 3
Sanders John.. 1
Sander,; Joseph M. 1
Sanders William. 18
Sanders Edward •• 7
Scott John • • 5
Shank John •••• 5 34
Shallk John •••• 11 3
20
1
31
31
14
26 i
23 1
Shar!, David.. 4 34
Sbarp John • • 7 11
Shaw Thomas. 9 35
Shell John F. 4 25
Shell Isaac • • 5 24
Shell Paul. . • 4 32
Sheridan Francis 4 10
Shults John. • 4 1'1
Shults hohn • . 4 13
Sylvester Richurd . 7 9
Sinclair Richard. 1 46
Size Anthony •• 5 14
Size Jacob . .• 5
Slater Benjamin. 4
Smith Jolm • . 7
Smith Francis. 5
Smith Andrew •.. 5
Smith Francis •• 4
Smith George • 4
Smith John • . 7
Snider )1ichnel 3
Snider W. R. . . . 3
Spafforth William. 5
SjJain Widow.. • • 6
S"pain William . . • 4
Speirs ,Lewis. " '. 6
COK. NO.
Speight Thomas.. 7 11
Spring Peter •••. 2 7
Spring David •.. 7 3
Spring Abraham •• 7 3
Spring DalJiel • . • 6 4
Sprlng Abraham. 6 3
Sproul Joseph •.. 2 25
Stakeley Joseph. • 7 24
Stakeley \ hris'n, ST 4 31
SLakeley Chris'n, jr 2 26
Stakeley John ..• 4 31
Stewart Captain .• 151
Stinhoft I3enjamin. 3 13
Stiver Henry ..• 5 16
Stiver Peter. . 2 7
Stiver John. •• 4 13
Stiver Francis. 5 20
Stockdale William. 2 21
Storm Jf)hn • 5 19
Stover John • •• 7 6
Stover J

CON. N0'l
Vanderburgh Ricb'd 1 43
Vanderburgh John 1 461
Vauhorn Frederick 2 9
Vanhorn Abraham 2 10
Vanzante Garret •• 9 291
Vunzante James ... 9 29
Underwood John •. 5 28
Waldenberger JohnlO 3
Walker James •••• 4 26
Wallis William ••• 4 28
Wanch Joseph •.•• 4 21
Wr!rren widow •••• 1 46
1Vatson Thomas •• 4 28
Walson r. ichard •• 4 29
Walerson Niel •••• 6 1
Webster Jas ••••• 5 24
W

Holt
MEDONTE'
cox. :\"0.
..-\ liball George •••• 8 9
Anderson T. G ••• 12 24
;\plelt John •••• 9 12
Archer William •• 1 69
CON. NIh
Doller Joseph •••• 10 19
Douglass William. 8 7
Duddy Thomas .• 7 7
Dunaghan Miles •• 1 75
nailey John •••. 12
Bailev Robert •• •• 6
Baird James .•.. ] 1
Barr Walter ••••• 11
Barr George •••• 6
Bell Serg. . • . • • •. 7
Bel! James...... 7
Bishop Stephen .• 1
Bovd William •••• 1'
Boynton John. • •• 3
Bradley William .• 1
Broomlaw John •• 1
Brothcrstone Jane. 8
Brumsmede Rieh'dl1
Bunter Cornelius.. 5
Burns Serg •••••• 2
TIurn11elLl Serg. • •• 6
Butcher Joseph •• 12
Callaghan Patrick 4
Callaghan John •. 5
Carthew John •••. 10
Cavanagh Thomas10
Champagny Peter.l0
Connor Michael. 4
Connor John.. • •• 4
Cook James ...... 10
Cook John .••••• ll
Craig Thomas,sen. 1
Craig Thomas,jun. 1
Craig John •••••• 5
Cowan Samuel. • •• 6
6 Evans Joseph •••. 6
1
2
6
1
8
8
4.3
16
9
56
Fitzgernld CharlciJ 1
Flanaghan Michael 3
Fowler John •••• 8
Fox .Tames .••.•. 11
Fox James .••.•. 10
French Samuel ..•. 4
Froley Connor •••• :3
Fulleiton John •••• 9
70 I Ganton David.... 3
6 ! Goss Joseph •... 10
5 . Grant Scrg •••• " :;
5 I Greenland Robert 2
57 Greenland James. 2
14
8 , Haller George •.•. 11
H arkling John. • •• 4
6 Harvey John •.•• 5
7 I Hinds John ...••• 3
17 I· Zechariah •••• 4
6 Hughs Patrie!,. • •• 1
15 I Hussey John •.•.. :3
9
8
2
2
43
44
1
6
Ingram Robert .•••
Ingram James.. .• 1
I ngram George... 3
!Il\\"ood J ohfl • • •. 8
Jacques Fronklin 1
Jamieson Jno •••• 13
Jamieson Ann.... 5
Johnson David •••• 2
8
Ii
8
8
8
20
7
10
8
7
1
49
50
11
1;>,
1
1
60
6
49
50
;.
8
41
1
10
54
Devonport Benj'm. 1 70
Devonpo!'t William 1 51 Kavanagh Thomusl9 8

MEDONTE. 111
CON. NO.ll
CO",. NO.
Kearnes William .10 6 I Nicholl S .•.•..••• 9 22
Kelly Thomas •••• 9 10 II
Kent William •••• 0 12 I O'Donnell Patrick. 6 2
Kinghorn Andrew:> 6 Orton John •••••• 9 7
I Osberry Alexander 9 8
Laing Alexander 1
Lawler Cornelius .11
Lennard James •• 1
Little Robert •••• 6
.ti "ingston Dougald 11
42
1
6~
1
6
t.iarlow Sergeant.. 1
11eshaw John •••• 1:2
Miller Robert •••• 6
"1
12
11iller Alexunder • 6 13
l\~illp,r Thomas •••• 1 54
Moon Henry •••• 10 16
Moon Edmund. • •• 9 15
Moon George •••• 3 56
Morand John •••• 2 1
Mordan Robert •• !) 12
Morehead Graham 1 53
McCabe Michael • 9 20
McCarl Robart •• 9 1
McClure Samuel. . 7 3
McCondra Thomas 5 5
McDonnell John .• 6 8
McDonnell John.. 6 8
;',IeHa!'ty Patrick. :{
,]\'IcHllgh Dansel 13 1
MeIlllgil Peter .. 13 I
McKay George •. :.! 59
MKinley John ..•. 11 3
McKililev DUllcall 11 3
McKinlev Donald 8 2
McLean'Dongal1. .10 10
McLeod Ma!colm. 2 52
:\lcMnrray J\Jichael 4 9
McSama!'a Lawr'e 3 10
Nicholl Robert ..•• 1 05
Parker Thomas •• 4
Pilgrim Henry •••• 9
Powers William .. 4
Quail Thomils •••• 9
Reardon Jeremiah 7
Riley Thomas •••• 9
Robins Jethro. • •• 7
Ross Lieutenant " 8
Ross William •••• Ii
Rutherford Allan .11
Rutherford Serg't. 6
Seal John •••••••• 6
Shanahan John... 3
Shanilhan Thomas 3
7,
14
(;
5
~
19
7
15
8
9
9
6
9
7
Shire Charles •••• 10 1
Sleigh Edwin •••• 8 15
I Smith Traverse.. 1 53
Steele Elmes •••. 12 9
I Stevens John •••• 9
I f'3
Stokeley Jas .•.•• 1 71
II SWitZbl' lVI .•••.•• 10 1
II Terry Jane •••••• 7 3
I Thomas John •••• 8 16
I Thompson Sergeant 7 10
I Thompson Dougaldll 3
Thornton Peter •• It 1
Thornton Thomas 11 1
Tiernon John •••• 9 10
I , TurnerGeOl·ge •••• 1 59
,i W _"ker George •• 7 1

MEDONTE.
CON. NO.
CON. l'(~.
Watts Wi1l4'lID ••• 4 11 Wilson Lieu[enaut 10 H
Waylruld John •••• 12 7
Williams J .••.••• 7 5 Yates John .••••• ~ 5J
POPULATION-Males above t6, 207 ; Males under 16, lEW ;
Fem.'lles above 16, 192; Females under 16, 152.­
Total,737.
CON. NO.
MONO.
CON. NO.
Allen David •••••• 8 3 Curry David ••••• 3 18
Allen William •••• 6 3 Cnrry David ••••• S 18
Allen William •••• 4 6
Alexander M ra •••• 8 18 Davis Joseph •••. 7 1
Anderson Geo .•••• 6 4 Devlin Hugh ••••• 2 21
Armstrong James.. 7 4 Dodds Robert •••• 2 5
Armstrong Francis 7 7 Dodds George •••• 5 17
Atkinson Samuel.. 7 5 Donaldson Alex'r. 7 5
Atkinson Joseph .• 8 21 Duck Thomas •••• 6 2
Benneck Thomas •• 3
Blair Mrs .••••• ;. 6
Brady .'\Iichael •••• 3
Brady Charles •• >. 3
Brett James .••••• G
Buchanan Thomas;)
Bullock George •. 8
Campbell Thomas S
Campbell Thomas 1
Carson Henry •••. 5
Carson Robert •••. :2
Cobyn Robert ••• 8
CObYll William •••. 8
Coleman Andrew. 5
Connelly Joseph •• 5
Cotton Thomas " :)
Grozier Joshua •••• G
3 Eagan James •••• 3 3
2 Eagan Joseph •••• 4 4
4 Eagan James •••• :3 5
6 Erwill Robert •••• 6 1
6 Emin Archibald •. 6 18
15 Erwin James .• '" .3 6
2:2 Erwia Alexander •• 8 4
Ewing John ••••• 8 27
5
6 Farley Robert '" 8
5 Flemitlg Wm .•••• 8
7 Fleming James .••. 8
8 Fleming Samuel •• 8
19
10
10
6
7 \1 Fleming John •••• 8
18 \ Fletcher Wm .•••• 7 28
21 II Fletcher Johnson •• 6 29
29
5 Galbraith John •••• (; 19

MONO. 113
CON. N0'1 CON. 1\0.
~I?yel" William •••• 3 20 Malvogue Hugh ••• 4 21
G ner Joseph •.•. 8 16 I M ,Jffit Robert •••• 8 9
. Montgomery Samuel 3 3
Haisty Robert •.•. 5 13 Montgomery John. 4 4
Ii arshyGeorge ••• 2 9 l\I mphy Cornelius 7 1
Henshaw Samuel. . 1 5 McCabe John ••.• 8 23
Hemy William ..•. 4 14 McCabe Patrick •• 2 25
IIenry John ...... 4 15 McCabe Felix •••• 2 23
Henry Robert .... 4 14 lUcCappin George 8 15
Hetherington John 7 23 ~lcCarty Jas .•••• 8 31
Hewflon James •••• 2 2 McCastline Robert 1 13
Hilford John .•••• 6 15 McClaughlin Mich'l 7 1
Hutchinson James 7 18 McClaughlin Franc 7 "
Hutchinson Alex'r.7 19 McCrea James •••• 3 14
McCollough Robert 6 3
Ireland Michael • 1 3 McCutcheon Mrs. 1 2(j
Ireland Mrs .••••• 8 7 McBride Robt ..... 8 4
Ireland Michael. 5 14 McFarland William 8 17
Irington Samuel •• 3 26 McFarland Robert 7 22
Jackson Thomas •• 5 8 McGill Hugh •••. 8 11
Johnston Edward • 5 16 McQuire Jolin •••• 7 23
McKenny James • 8 7
Ketchum S .••••.. 2 2 McMannis George 8 2
McMaster James •• 1 6
Ladley Alexander. 3 19 McM aster James • 2 :I
Large William •.•• 3 18 McMaster David • 2 2
Laverty John ••.. 7 20 McMullen Charles. 3 2
McNab Henry •••• 8 31
Linnell Jolin ••••• 8
Lindsav Thomas •• 2
Lindsay John •••• 4
Lindsay King •••• 8
Lindsay James •••• S
Little George· •••• 1
Longhurst -, ••••
Low Thomas •••• 3
Lundy Joseph •••• 2
Lundy Robert •••. 2
1
5
1
16
17
5
24
14
18
Neil John ........ 2
Neil Alexander •••• 2
Newell Samuel •••• 8
Noble Samuel •••• 8
Nusimm Ralph •••• 5
15
IS
24
30
'"
O'Brien Michael •• :3 6
O'Neil James •••• 7 21
O'Neil Felix •••• 8 15
Macaulay Jno ..... 8 12
Mllrtin William ••• 6 6 Partridge Henry .• 7 IG

MONO.
CO:'!. NO
OOX. NO.
Patterson Wm .••. 1 18 Snell James ..•••• 8 3
Patterson Aaron ••• ~~ 16 Spears Thomas .••• 7 3
Patterson John •••• 4 8
Pentcntlo:l Alex ..• 4 22 Tait Robert. ••••. 8 32
Perry John ••••••• 5 6 'frelford John ••••• 8 5
Perry "Vrn....... 5 6 Trotter James .•••• 6 23
Phillips 'W. B ..... :3 4 Turnbull Johu •••. 2 19
Pbreuix. John, > •••• 1 18
Wallis John ...... 6 4
Ramsay San.'l .... l' 1 Wardrup Richard •. :3 20
ReidJohn ....... . 1 19 W!lite John ..••••• 7 6
Risk Alexander .•.• 6 7 White David ..•••• 7 6
Rogers Vim •••••• 3 17 WilJiamRoll John •• 8 21
Williamson Joseph. 8 :J
Shea Michael ••••• 4 1:3 Wiiliamsoll 1'homas 8 1:3
Sides George ••••• 1 19 Wright Noble ••••• ~ 32
Smith Edward .••• 1 :32 W rig'ht hmes ..•• , 8
Snell Gf_orge .•••• 8 :2
POl'ULATIO~!.-l\lales above 16, 184; Males u!lder 16,
2~)7; Females :35:3; Total 744.
NORTH ORILlA.
cox. NO.
Booth Robert ••••• 3 6
Drinkwater John ..• 3 1
Fraser Henly ••••. 1 1
George Robert .••. 4 2
Golding Thomas .•• :2 5
CON. ;>(0.
Pettis John, ••..•• 1 ~
Reece John .•••••• 3 6
Richard John .•••• :2 7
Robinson C hurles •• 9 5
Rout James .•••••• 4 4
Burne W.O .••••• 1
Joice Patrick ••••• 2
:2 Taylor Robtert. ••• 1 2
5 Thompson John •.• 6 1
Mugovero John .••• 2
O'CollllorJohn •••• 1
Patton ;\Iara •••••• 4
211 Wood William •••• 7
:2 I Wright John •••••• 4-
1 I
1
1

SOUTH ORILlA. 115
CON. :\'0'1
CO:,.
AII?y Gerald .••.•• 4 9\":\! onal Andrew .... ::i 9
Bmley Robert .•••• 4 9 l\iuloch W 111 •••••• 2 5
Borland .\.ndrew ••• 4- 9 I
Bowers l'IIichael ..• 4 () ~ Ressop William ..• 6 4
Rowe Charles jun'r. 1 5
Dallas James .•••• 4 9 Rowc Joh!1 J •••.. 4 9
Dallas Frederick ..• 3 11
Darling Paul ...... 2 6
Finch J oho .•••.•• 1
(~ill Jacob •••••••• 5
Godoir Antoine .••• 6
Harvey John ••••• 1
Johnson _ ..•....• 1
Lamb Peter ...... 4
11
10
11
9 \
\
10
Lawrence J. Ttl. .. 4 9
9
Ii
Sanson James .•••• 2
Scott Jonathan ••. , 5
Sibbald Wm •.•..• 5
Squires Philomon •• 5
St. John St. Andrew ::i
!)
9
11
iii
Thompson J oon •.• 6 11
'Wilson Leonard •.• 5 10
POPUL.\TIOx-1\Iales above 16,87; Males uuder IG, 57;
Femalcs above Hi, 64; Females under 16, 3G.­
Total, 244 in north and soulh Oriii,l.
co::-r. :-10.1
Adams' Juhn 8 271
Adams James , • •• 9 20
AimsJames •••••• 1 31
Algeo William B .. l! 2:3
Allingham J. D .. . 11 H
Ambler Thomas.. 1 6
Ashfield John •.•• 6" 9
Barber Rowlher •• 3
Basketville Wm •• 13
Bass Malen • • • • •• 3
Dayley Thomas ••• 6
Bell Gilbert..... 8
Blair William •••• 8
Black Hector • • •• 9
ORO.
Bond David •••.• 13
Browli Samuel. • .. 1
Brown George •.•. 12
Brough Charle,; .• 1-1
Buchanan Francis.13
Burgf"n Michael •• 1
Bush James ., •••• 5
Bullers Charles G. 7
6 Bryant Adam •••.
14 !
12 Caldwell George •• 2
lsi Call John •••••••• 1
7 CamerolJ Duncan .12
G I[ Cameron Daniel .• 13
12 , Cameron ;\lalcolm.ta
eO:"f. 1\('.
10
2D
It
15
7
10
12
17
I:!
21
6
12
6

110 ORO.
co';. ';O.lj
cOs.
C'.tlTIpl:dl _\r·~L'd 5 17 I Galbraith jcdu ••• 9
(:urq\bell John ... 7 17 Galbraith Angus .• 10
Carlile',\' Art!l:ll' •. 13 ::>:2 Galbraith Donald .10
Cilapd John ..... :2 11 Gardiner Wm .... :2
Chccilrick Rlc:,ard 3 7 GardiEer John .... :l
~_'l'lr]( J"l.n ••..•. 10 () iii UC:1'l:la:l S'lr}!'I .••. 10
Cb:'!, ,~lexandcr .. 10 1 I Gdchi'lst Duncan 8
t, 'i'lr!, J.,,'il'[lil .•••• 1-1 8 Gillec:pie Arch'd .• 9
Clif;ord U.c!ll\' .•. :2 30 Gosling Joilli ... " .,
l~u(:klev Dau"!. .. , 2 :22 Gough John ... , .. 1
Colmu~Janles ..•. lol 7 Graham \"':m •••. 3
Cotto" Suah .. , •. 10
CLI'.', rurd Helin •• 10
erea \II i::iaill ...• ;)
Cr~)~,L.; !~_iell\l. ••• 9
Crooks Rich'd ..•. 1'~
Crus'; William ... 1
Clirl'i·,; I0
16
1
32
11
6
1:2
14
12
17
20
19
16
24
15
6
15
40
12
~
1
11
:r
7
12

ORO. 117
CON. NO.
CON. NO.
Johnston Benjamin 2 2: I McEachern Dun'n 8 12
Jones John •••••• 5 13 McEachern John .. 8 11
Keating Horace ..• 12
KirridgG Charles .• 1
Kyle Wm •••••••• 12
Lalley Edmund... ;)
Lander Walter ••• ;;
Langman Nicholas 1,1
Langman Joseph •. 14
Lawrence Thomas 1
Leidster Henry ••• 12
Leigh John •••.•. 13
Leitch Angus •. .. 8
Leonard W m •••. 2
Livingston Neil. •• 9
Lofty James. • • • •• 3
Locke Joseph ••.. 13
Luck Edward. • •• 1
1\1 air Thomas •• •• 1
Mann William .••. 1
Marshall John •••• 14
Millan Daniel •.•. 6
Mitchell Wm •••. 12
Motratt James •••. 1-1
Monk Charles •••• 6
Monro Jeremiah .. 5
Morris Noah •••.. 4
Morrison Thomas. 14
Montgomery Henry 2
IHcAllum Peter ••. 10
McArthur Duncan 8
McArthur Duncan 9
l\lcCulloch Robert. 6
McDouald Michael 10
McDuffie Peter ..• 9
McDuffie John .•• 10
!\1cDotlgall Arch'd. 6
I McFaydon Johu •. I) 10
23 I McKay Allgus .••. 9 12
23 : McKenzie John •• 8 16
! McKerrol James •. 10 7
I McLean Geo •••• 1 :39
28 I McLean John •••. 10 4
9 1'1 McLeod Donald •• 12
6 McLeod John •••• 13
12
tl
G Mci'lliilan Duncan. 9 10
7 ll\rcI'lIillan John ••• Il 13
9 McNab Alex'r •••• 10 i
16 McPherson John .• 13 7
'2 McQuay Duncan .. 5 Hi
28 i\lcVittie Wm. B •• ll ~~)
7 ,McVittoe Charles.IO 25
6
13
16
11
12
14
12
9
27
10
II
10
29
6
is' aish James •••• 13
Neilson John ••.•• 4
Niven John ••.•••• 8
Norman George •• 12
O'Bryan Edward G 2
Odder James • • •• 1
Oliver Robert ••••
Oliver George .•••
Orkins Chnrles ••• :3
Ormsby James ••• 12
Overs George • • •• 2
Pailk William .••• 9
Parker Simon • • •• 6
7 i
Partridge Charles. 1
G I Paxman John .••. 11
to Pearce Joseph • .. 7
15 Perki~Js Wm ••••• 8
1 Pre nils James • . •• 8
2 Pulford George .• 8
H PutlJey Robort •••• 6
13
11

118 ORO.
CON.1'\O.
Rawl John ••.... 13 17
ReidJohn .••.•.•• 3 15
RciJ Hugh .••.•• D 2
Reid \';'Il;•••••••• 14 10
Richardscu Samuel 1 5
Richardson \\' Il1.. 1 36
Richardson Jesse .• 5 10
Robinson Geo .... 13 10
Ross JIlO ...... " 8 17
Ross Jno ........ 9 16
Rutherford 'fm... 12 8
Ryall Edward •... 12 19
COX. NO.
Summers Euward. 2 10
Swan Robert •••. 11 15
Taber James ..... 13 14
Thomas Sam'!. ••• 4 B
Thomas Sam'!. ••• 5 13
Thompson John •• 11 6
Tudhope Walter.. 8 1
TudhopeWm •••• l1 7
Tudhope Geo •••• 11 6
Turner Beujumin .. ,1 12
Turner Edward •.• 8 2
Scott John ..••.•. 11 10 t;sherFl'cd'k •••• 1 e
Sent,Jenv Hem'l' .. !3 26 Walker Edward..:3 B
Shaw Ifenry.; ... 10 12 Walker Johu .... 4 9
Simpson Wm .... 11 15 Walker Joseph .... 7 3
Sinclair John •... 3 16 White James •••• 1 26
Smith Matthew •••• 4 7 Whitelaw Jno •••• :3 28
Smith John •••••• 6 1] ,"Vhiting Geo •••• 10 11
Smith Duncan .... 9 6 III Wickens Jas ...... 1 13
Smith John .••••. 9 13 Wilson JlIhn ..... 10 15
P OI'ULATlo~-;Uales above 16, 338; Males under 16,261 ;
FemnJes above 16,228; Females under 16, 225.­
Total, 1052.
PICKERI.'W.
('[)~.
:\'0.;
Addison Peter ..•. 5 33
Agnew John ..... 1 8
Aliall ;\Ioses .•••. ::; 21
Allan John ...... ::; :21
!\ lib right Aaron .• 5 25
..\ Ilbright John .••. 5 23
Alliso!] A., 3d fa,nge BF 30
.\\80j> John ..... 4 30
,\ nJcrf)On Ge.) . • •. 0 10
1
CON. l\'O.
Anderson Michael 2 25
A nii:.lne David •••• 3 30
Arman T. 3d range DF :!r:I
Ansol1 J dllll ., ••• !) 1
AmesbllfY Elijah. !)
Ariics MpDougald 3d
rallge •••..••. BF 3',
Armstrong Jno. , .• 2 !i
,\ very Ebenezer .. !) I!)
II

CON. NO.
\ustin Nicholas .. 1 1
laker Russel •••. 9
larclay George,sen G
3arclay George,jun 7
3arden Job. .. .•. 2
3arnum Israd •••• 8
3arry Ephraim ••• , 4
hrry Robert -..•• 8
3urr)' Patrick ..•. 8
3ates Ezra .. , .• " 3
3eh nes Joshua •.•. 2
3ellinger John ... , 3
PICKERING. 119
21
]9
16
11
16
27
24
16
25
16
10
3ennett Wm ...... 9 27
3entley Samuel .. 5 16
~elltlcy Simpson •• 4 17
~entlev Nathan •••. 8
3entley James • • .. 8
3entley lH....... 5
3entley Wm ••.. 4
3etts Robert •. •• 2
JeUiJ Platt....... 2
3irrell Ebenezer.. 7
30ice William. . .. 5
30ice Lyman •.•. 5
3uice Nelson •••. 6
30108 Thomas •••• 8
300ne Ambrone •• 3
lowes Edward •. , 7
lowes David •.•• 7
loyles Thomas .•••• 8
Hack George •.•. BF
Hanchard B •••• 8
h'and Dyer •••••. 5
Irand Thomas •••• 2
:rander John ••••. 2
lI'annan Juhn 3ret
32
32
24
23
10
17
('OX. NO.
Brown Joseph. • •• 9 32
Brown Jesse ..••. 9 33
Brown Abraham.. 1 1
Brown Ira •••••• 3 9
Bro,vn Joseph.... 2 f)
Brown Rowland •. 2 1
Bro,vn George .... 2 28
Brown Svlvanus •. 1 3
BrO',YB Nicholas .. 2 ~,
Brown Abraham iii 3 4
Brown James ...• 3 10
Burkholder U., SCIl:3 3L
Burkholder U., jUrJ 3 31
Burkholder John •• 3 31
Bnrkholdel' Samuel 3 31
Burns Robert ••.• 2 16
Campbell Isaac .. 5
Cane Charles •... 9
Carpenter Jas .•.• 3
Carter John ...... 1
Castor .T ohn, junior 8
9 Castor Jacob, jun'r 9
34 Castor George. . •• 9
Chapman Jos ...• ·1
33 Chapman Ralph .. 4
5 Chester Thos ., •. BF
12 Churchill Geo ..•. 6
8 Churchill Solomon 2
8 . Churchill Cornelius (j
27 ChUlchill Levius •• 6
33 Clark .Iohn •..•. , 5
16 Coates Robert •.•• 2
35
26
6
range ••••.••• BF 26
:ratt Nicholas •••• 2 16
:l'Dwn James •••. 7 32
II
Cockle J olm ..•• 7
Cobbledick William 1
Collins Thus •••. ll)'
Collins Robert ••.. m'
Coll!ns Joseph •••. 4
. Collins John • • • .• 4
Conat Abel ...... 1
6
28
34
2
33
33
35
11
16
34
10
8
23
23
4
24
11
2
1
1
35
35
(j

120 PICKERING.
('

PICKERING. 121
CON. NO'~
OON. l'io.
Hearns McDougald Knox Robert. ••••• 2 24
3 range BF 35 ,Knox Alexander .•• 3 20
Heney Henry .•••• 1 22 Kreider David .•••• 9 29
Herbert Matthew .• 6 13 Kreider Daniel •••• 9 28
Hernden David •••. 2 8
Hold.n James ..... 5 31
Holmes Benjamin •• 1 1~
Hoover Daniel •••• 3 35
Hopkins Henry •••. 2 8
Horsburgh Alex ••• 6 24
Hortop J olm .••••. 1 11
Howell Nicholas .•• 5· 15
Howland Robert G. 6 4
Hubbard David K •• 4 27
Hubbard Andrew •• 6 23
Hl1bbard lchabod •• 9 16
Hubbard Thomas •• 5 19
Hubbard James .••• 5 19
Hubbard Stephen •• 5 27
Hnghes James •••• 6
Huntington James .• 6 7
Hyslop Matthew ... 2 33
Jackson John .•••• 7
Jackson James •••. 7
Jayne Charles •••• 6
a
6
6
6
Jewitt Charles •••• 1 11
Johnson Dolford ••• 5 35
Johnson James ••• BF 8
Jones Henry .••••• 8 20
Jones Samuel ••••• 7 7
Jones Joseph .••••• 7 5
JOlles Abijah .••••• 9 29
Ironsides Robert .•• 8 1
Judge M. B ...... 3 5
Irwine Samuel •••. 6 11
Ketchum Lewie •••• 6 4
Knowles Abraham BF 20
Knowles John •••• BF 20
M
LahmanJohn ••••. 4 32
Lahman Dan'I •••• 8 35
Lahman Sam'l •••• 8 35
Lahman J aeob. • •• 9 29
Lahman Dan'I •••• 9 27
Lankin Rich'd •••• 6 19
Lamoreaux Jas., 8'r 4 23
Lamoreaux Jas., j'r 4 23
Lamoreaux Chris'n 4 23
Lamoreaux J oshau BF ] 8
Lapham Wm •••• 9 24
LaurJohn ........ 8 3t
Lawrence Edward BF 7
Lawrence John ••• 7 19
Leary George.... 4 6
Leary Timothy ••• 4 6
Leary J erC'miah •• 4 6
Levens Eli •••.•• 2 13
Leys Francis •••.• 1 12
Linton Robert •••• BF 16
Linton Isaac ••••• BF 16
Linton Francis •••• 8 12
Lipscomb Zech ••• BF 4
Little John ••••• " 7 7
Locke Bcnjamin •• 3 10
Logan James ..... BF 9
Long George. • • •• 1 26
Long William •••• 9 34
LotJonas •••••••• 7 35
Lot Abraham •••• 7 35
Lynde Susannah •• BF 5
Lyons Joseph •••• 8 9
Mackay Levi. •••• 6 1
Mackay James •••• 6 ·2

1'~)' ,
PICKER[NU.
CO:.;. NO.
C,):"o;. NO.
Magee George •••• 6 '\ ZllcKitrick John •• 5 0
.Magee John ...... 3 2. McKitrick Andrew 6 10
Major Henry •.••. 4 30 ~IcLaurie Jun .••• BF 11
Major Samuel •••• 5 2() i\1e'tlul'1'av 'rhos•• 6 9
Matthews J ns('ph •• 6 30 .iIcMllI'raY J as ••'•• {) 9
Matthews 1\1:1I'Y ••• ,1 27 ',ldlul'ray J,'5 .•.. 6 8
Matthews Peter ..• 6 18 j',]cPhcl'c'):\ Alex .• 2 11
_"\Iaahe\Y:3 ella..; ..• 2
MattllC"'s J no •••• 2
.YIatthews Corn's .. 2
Matthews David .• 6
:'\ra~tiil yrm .••..• BF
Menet James •••.• 9
}l iller J odllJ:]. • • •• 4
Miller John •..••• 5
Miller Jacob ..•.• 6
Miller Elisha •••.. 6
Mills John •••••• 6
Mills Cornelius .•. 6
~1itchell Wm ..•. 8
.M old Frederick... 5
Monger James •.•• 6
Morell John. • • . •• 1
Mowberry Ralph .• 6
McCann Thomas.. 6
McCardle - •.•• 3
l'icCausland Enos .. BF
McConvehie Robert
16 ~rcQuav Wm •••• 2 11
12 ;'\JcQu;],~- Jas •••.. 2 11
12 l\lcQuoid .10hn .••. 5 10
17 ;\fcPherson ,\k:-: .• 2 1
11 I l'iawswanuer j'chrti'J 9 31
23 ,: ;,; orton Daniel. •••• 9 13
33 ~·Jortoll Wm ....... 9 13
24 I\ ortoll Jonas •.... 7 35
31
35
33
3]
23
5
7
O'Brian Daniel .•.. {)
O'Brian William •• 8
O'Gilvic John ••••• 4
O'Ham Michael .. BF
Orvis Eleazer B ... 1
Orvis Silas .•••••• 1
19'
1~
~2
6
1
3
2~ "Orsar Abrahanl ... 3 10
7
13
29
7
2d & 3rd range. BF 29
l\lcConnell Wm •• 4 9
McCollough Robt.. 5 10
McDonald Jno •••• 4 2
McDowall William 6 3
lIcGrainger Allan. 9 31
McGuire John •••• 3
McKay Levi •••• 6
:ri1cKay James •••• 6
McKay Donald .... 2
McKitrick James .. 5
M~Kitri~k Charles 5
15
1
2
60
9
10
OsoiHnc Nathan ... 2
Palmer Samuel. •.• 8
Palmer Sherrard .• 2
Palmer John ...... 2
9
25
20
~l
P almer Stf~phen. " 4 5
Parkes Thomas. " 4 B
F arker Gardner G. 1 24
Patterson Samuel .• 9' 19
Patterson David •.• 3
Pearson John.. • •• 8
Pearson James •••• 8
Peat Thomas ••••• 2
Peek Wm. sen'r •• BF
Peek Abraham ••• BF
Peek James ••••• BF
Peek Wm; jun'r .• BF
:;
30
30
29
14
5
14
13

PICKERgG. 128
CON. ;\0.
q-
CO"". NO.
?el'cY John .•.•••. 5 -, Sadler William •••• 6 13
f'e(e;" James .••. , . cO :31 Sales Jordan .•.••• 7 10
Phinney Johl1 ..... 3 17 8;~:,dcrs Ford ...... 8 U
Pickett Stephen G. 8 IG Searles Tho's .•••. '5 18
Plumb Ansou ..... 2 11 Searles '''m...... 6 22
Plumb Samuel .••. 4 :n :-;'.,C'ly William ..... 8 14
Post !'.sa..••.•••. 2· 4 Scott AE.:i,rd B .... 8 18
P ottcr Isaac .••.•. [) 14 Scott James .••••• 5 21
Powell Cul(!b •••. BF 6 Scott Willtilm .•••. 9 18
Powell Heur\, •.•. nF 6 ~\_'~'I,[i\' ld .Ltcob... 9 34
Prout John.· •••.•• 7 24 Scci!>iure T. Nelson 2 13
Press J usep!! .••••• 4 24 She;,.. 1:1 ]\~.:tlnniel G :27
Sherrard \Ym. jun'r 6 25
Quick William ..• SF :34 Sherrard J ushua ..• 6 :20
Quigley Thumas ..

IH
PICltERl~G.
CON. r.o. ,
CON. NO.
Stephens Allan R •• 9 12 Valentine Geo •••• 4 11
Stephens Kenyon •• () 12 Vanhorn John •••• BF 35
Stephens Allan ••• I3F 28 Vin

PICKERING. 125
CON. N0'1 CON. 1\0.
\\>':0 Robert ••... BF 5 WoodrulfeHawkins 2 17
White James ..... 5 18 Woodruffe Harvey. 2 18
White George •••• 1 25 II Woodruffe Edward 9 19
Whitney 1'. F .... 2 16 Wood Jonas ..... 6 31
Wixson Joseph. •• 9 17 Wood Samuel. • •• 7 32
Wixson Amos ...• 6 22 'Vright Geol'ge ••. 8 19
Wixson Asa ••••.• 7 25 Wright Isaac ••••. 7 19
Wixson Jesse .... 8 15 Wright Wm ..... 1 10
Wixson Townshend 8 18 Wurts Landon ..•• 5 26
Wixson Joshua, s'r 7 20 \Yurts Abraham •. 6 9
Wixson Joshua, j'r 8 20
W oodruffe Hiram. 8 14 Yake ~richael .•••
Woodrulfe Powell. 4 16 1'1 Young John .•••••
Woodruffe Naodiah 2 17 Young David •••.•
9 33
6 35
8 12
POPULA.TION-Males above 16, 820; Males under 16,768 ;
Females, above 16, 649; Females under 16, 766.­
Total, 3012.
CON. NO.
Allen James •••••• 9 12
Ashden John •••• 9 5
Atwell W illiarn •••• 9 11
Barrett Samuel J ... 5 9
Bates John C .•••• 4 18
Bell William ••••• ·3 17
Black Charles •••• 14 24
Box Aaron •••••• 4 10
Brown Alexander 1 5
Brown John •••• 1 4
Buck Hiram •••••• 3 17
Christie Donald •.• 4
Christie Peter •••• 5
Clark William"" 6
Clark William L . .. 1
REACH.
CON. NO.
Collar John •••• 6 22
Conklin Abraham ..
Craddock Isaac •• 11 11
Crandell Reuben .• 6 17
Daton Gideon •••• 5 14
Daton Alonzo F ... 1 IS
DatoH Thomas •••• 3 16
Daton Daniel •••• 4 Hi
is
Dillon Peter ....... 4
Dobbie Mary •••• 14 3
Doxsee Arch .•••• 2 6
Dunham Moses... 1 13
Dwyer Robert, jun 4 13
12
~~ II E~Sigl1 John G • •• 7
7
11 Gilderoy W m ••. ,. 1
12

126 REACH.
CON. NO.
eON. NC.
Gordon Samuel ••• 3 15 Pickell Thomas ••• 7 !3
Graham Thos ••.• 3 14 Pickell Jake •••••' 8 2t
Plues John ••••••• 3 12
Hadley WOl .••••• 7 18
Ihwlc\' Wm ..... 1 8 Raye James .•••• 2 11
Hoove~ Daniel •••• 10 8 Reeves Stephen .•
Houghton Stephen. 6 17
Huntillgton 'V 111 •• 1 2 Savage H. N .••. 4 6
Hurd Philander •.• 5 11 Scobell Stephen •• 7 2;3
Hurd Abner .••••• :> 17 Scryel' Orallge .••• 6 22
Hurlbutt Wm •••• 1 11 Shaw Hosea ••••• 6 (5
Shaw Herod ...... 6 II
JensonJohn ....... 10 10 Sheldon lIeury •. ~ :2
OJ
Joh;j~on 'Vm.•••• :2 16 Shel'm:lB Horace •. 1 10
John David D •••• 3 16 Sickell \ \' Ill •••••• 17
Silver James •••• :2 l:i
Latin Nathan •••• 1 17 Silver Daniel, sen'r 2 13
Luke William •••• 2 17 Sill'"r Daniel, jun'r
Still well John •••• 1 10
Mark Nicholas ..•. B 20 Stevens Chas .••• 5 10
Martin Ebeuezer •• 13 Stoken Robert •••• 1 11
Merrick George •• 14 5 Stoutenburgh Luke 8 ~
Mitchell David ••• 1 3 Swinson (;eo .••• 1 4
Moon James ..••• 10 22 Swinson John •••• I 5
Morrow John •••• 7 8 Swinson Chat! •... 4 4
McDermid Arch'd. :> 11 Swinson Joseph •• 3
McFarlane John •• 1·1 20
McKerchen John .• 4 12 Thirston Frederick '2 17
McKilravy Alex •• 14 22 Thomas \Vm •••• :2 15
Mcl.\lullin James •• 11 2:2 Thomas H. G •••• 2 J:)
Thulby Thos •••• 8 2
Osser john ••••••• 8 18 Tripp Charles •••• 1 16
Osser Jeremiah ••• 8 19 Tripp John ••••.• 1 16
Osser Solomon ..•• B 19 Tripp Lydia ••••• 2 17
Page Catherine ••• 7 7 Vicker John ...... 10 10
Page Nathan •••• 2 16
Page Silas ••••••• Wait Benjamin. •• " 14
Perkins John ••••• Walker Henry. • •• 2 10
Phelan Wm ••••.• 1 1 Warner John •••• 12 23

REACH. 127
CON. NO.
W el1~ Robert • • •. 9 11
While David.... 6 17
Wilkinson George 4 10
Willhy Abel.. ..... a 9
CON. ~o.
WilliMn8 James 5 11
Williams Hannah. 6 In
Wood Stephen •••• 8 7
POI'ULATIO~-l\lales above 16,144; ]\Jales ullder 16, 144;
Females above lfi, 110; Females t1uder 16, 131.-
Total, 529.
iJ
SCARBOROUGH.
Abraham Will •... C~N. :8 0 '1 Beswick Richard .. ('~:'- 3~c.
Adams 'rhomas.... Booth \~.'rn •••.••• '2 L4
Adams James ••.• 1 14 Bowes Thomas .. , 2 ~o
Allan James ....... 1 35 Bracken.J as •••. 3 3il
Allisun Anthony •• 4 35 Branl!um Henry .. 1 31
Anderson Daniel .• D 13 Brellnan Abndlam:} 33
Andersoll Adam ... D 13 Brooks J,icob ..... I 17
A rmstrollg William 1 17 Brooks Edward. " D 29
Armstrong Jos ...• 2 15 Broomfield Neil. " 3 20
Armstrong Robert. 4 3~ Brown \\'n'l .••..• 4 I
ArmstrongJno .••• D 33 Brown Jerem •••. 4 :H
Ashbridge Jon'n •• A 31 Brown David •••• B :10
Atkinson John. • •• 1 26 Brown Thomas .•• B '29
A uburn George .•• B 28 Brownlee John •••• n 30
_~uburn George ... D 6 Bryce A :ex ••.. " C
Burke William •••• J
:w
:a
Baird James ..•••• Burwick 3arba:'a • I.' '~2
Ballard Wm ....... A 35 Burton Joseph ..•. (' I ()
Bates Earle •••••• B 28 Burton Wm •....• C 1!J
Bates Adna, selJior B
Hates Adna, junior :3
28
1 Carley Joseph.... 1 :'I;,
Beatty Rich'd •••• 2
:~ Carnahan J as. • •. B' 28
Bell' Adam. '•••••• 2 22 Carpenter Henry .• C :30
Bell Wm •••.•••• 4 25 CarsonWm ••.••• D 18
Bell John ........ C 2911 Cavener Francis •• C 28
Bentley James •••• D 34 Chamberlain Wm. 1 13
• Bwrtralll Andrew •. AB 30 Chnpman Nathan. 1 25

l~~
SC All norrc!uc fl.
CUN. NO.
CON. NO.
Chapman John •••. 3 36 Fawcett Isaac •.•• 1 15
Chester !saa.:; •••• D 25 Ferguson David •• D 31
Christy Isaac •••• 4 33 Finley James .... B ::10
Cliflu!',1 Thos •••• 3 33 Fitzgcrald Gerrard 1 10
Cl08so:1 John •.•• D 22 Fitzpatrick Andrew 2 33
Cornell \Vm ..••• C 17 Fitzpatrick \Vm.. 0 32
Corne!1 George .. C 19 Fieming Andrew •• 3 9
COl'lle11 Isaac ..•• D 1.:> Forfar Wm ...... 2 28
Cornell Edward •• 1 8 Forfar A rch'd •••• 2 2;'
Coromo Wm .•.•. n 22 Forest Wm. D •••• 1) 35
Cosio\\' Wm ..•••• B 35 Foyle \Vm •••••••
Coultis Henrv ..•• 4 3.)
CO\\'~ld Jonatha'" • 2 27 Galbraith Robert. 1 3L
Colberth Geo •.•. Ualbraith Daniel •• 1 31
Gallway Ignatius D 12·
Dark Jas ..•..•• B 34 Gallway Francis •• D 13
Davidson Johu .••. A 35 Gates Jonathan •.• C 20
Davidson Jas •••• B 30 George James •••• 2 24
Davis John ...... 3 11 Gib~o:1 James •••. D [(j
Du'.'t William •••• Gibbons Wm .... R 28
Dehart JOJl'ph .••• 4 15 Gilmore Robt ••.. D Ifi -
Devcnis~l \\'i~1~ .•. C 35 Gooderham Ezekiel 1 3-1
Di('!;ioa Wm .... D 1-1 Glendining Walter. 1 28
Dola:l John .....• 3 19 Glelluining Arch'd 1 20
D()u'.d A IllIH'j (0 •• 1 1 -, -f Glenuining Wm .• 1 29
Duncan James ...• 4 13 Glendining John •• 5 35
Dunning Abner .•• D 22 Glendining James. 2 23
Fagan \i'illiatll. .• C a'2 Ball John •••••••• 2 27
Earle \~.'illiarn .••• 4 32 Hall Vim ........ 1 32,
Eark tIl'llry, ~l'll 'r 4 33 II a!llliton Hob! •••• 3 25
Elliott \\' m. H ... D 13 Hannah John .... 3 34
Elliott Rich'cl •... D 35 Harrington Joseph. 2 19
Elliott \Vm ...... 2 :11 Haw John .•••••• B 34
Elliott James .... 3 :.!4 HearncsD.M'Doug'J)2 1
Elliott John .•...• 4 25 Herron Wm .• ,w. D' 9
Ellis John ••• I ••• 3 30 Herron John . ... B 33
Ellis Thomas .... 1 5 Herron Andrew B 33
Herron Samuel ••• 3 3:1
Fawcett Wm , ... 1 15 Hetherington John 4 2

SCARBOROU G H. 129
Hetherington Wm. 4
Hockridge Joseph. 2
Hocluidge John •• D
Hogarth Henry. •• C
Holbut Palmer •••. 1
Hood Wm ....... 5
Horne Joseph •••. n
Houck Rich'd •••• 5
Hough Joseph •••. C
Hough Erastus •.• C
Howell Hemy ••.. D
CON. NO.
35
HumphreyJas •.. CD 15
Hunter Robert. .•. C 30
Hutchinson Jas •.• D 9
Hutchinson Jas .•• 3 21
Hutchinson Mark. 4
Jason Thomas •••. B
Jason Jas .••••••. D
Jgckson John .•••. 3
J acksoll Rob! •.•• D
Jacques Thos •.•• 3
Jacques Francis. .• 1
Johnston Samuel.. 4
Johnston Andrew. 2
Johnst0n Francis .. 2
Jones James ..... C
Jones Jllmcs, juu'r 4
Kellindcr John ..... n
KellliCdv Thos •.. 5
Kent~ed;1 Andrew. 4
Kem:crly John •.•. 4
Ke:lIledy Thos •••. 4
Keanw Sam). • •. 4
Kno,. Da~,icl "
Lamoureaux John. 3
Lamoureaux And'w 4
Lamolll'eaux Isaac
4
29
28
31
5
31
35
18
30
30
13
30
28
11
17
13
5
14
20
22
28
25
25
3il
28
3U
27
28
3
Lamoureaux Jos •• 2
Law Jalnes •. " .• 2
Lawrence Jno •••• D
Lee John ....••.• 3
Lindsay John •••• 4
Little Peter ..•..• D
Little John .••.•• D
Loveless W m •••• 2
Lowry John .•••.• 2
Louni S .••.•••••
LlJthead James ••.•
I'IJackli.) Marshall 4
Magara Chas ••. " 4
Magee Lewis ••.• '
Mngin Jas •....•. D
Maker Michael ••• D
Malcomb:\rch'd •••;'2
Martin John •••• D
Martin Arthur •••. B
Martinue Peter ••• B
Middleton Isaac ••• 4
Milligan Norman •• 1)
Mooring Wm ..... 2
Movlc James .••• 2
Muir Jno ........ D
~.~.lir Alex'r .••... C
Murrav Thos ...•
;';.'CBri·de James ... D
I McClure Jas .••. A
McCowan Robt .. C
McCrery John • .. 4
McCreight AlId'w. 5
:vi cEmery Robt... 2
1\1 cErnery J as, s'r :2
i'.IcEllIery Jas., j'r 2
I McKel!IIY IAlex .• 4
3411 McLean ·Allan •.•• D
35 McLevin Donald. a
, NelslJn Alex.) sell'r D
CON. NC».
32
14
32
21
34
22
2:~
29
22
3,1
1:3
17
31
34
35
31
29
13
29
16
21
21l
~o
a:~
:3
~
15
17
19
t·

l~O SC\.HBOIWUGH.
;-; dsuTl Alex .. jun'r D 8
il
CON. :,:oj CON. NO.
)1
Richard:,;on John •• 1 9
Richardson John •• D 6
O'Brian :\Ln'tin . " '2 ~~ Richal'don Wm .•• D 11
........
O'Briall Johll 3 ~u II Ridout George •••• 1 20
Oliver R{lbert o. ...... :! :!5 Roddick John ........ 2 25
Palmer James ........ C 30 :i
,I
i
Rogers John ....... 4 33
Palmer SC;\Iccor Isaac .......... D 20
Pall, r:" 'Il :\t1:1r(' I': • 2 28
~
S'_COI' Pete'; 0 ........ D 18
l'alloa .J a!lleS ...... , :! ~,~ Seco!' J ",,"c'j']' ..... o. n 18
Patrick Asa ..•..• .) .).) Sewell Joseph .••• C 29
"
d_
Patrie!; heuLcl1. •. "
3'2
1
',tV;:j(,,:J \\'m .........

co:;. No.1
Stonehouse David. 5 19
Street John .•••••• 1 7
Stro:lgJobn .•..•. 5 24
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SC.\RBOROUGB. 131
t.:UK. ~O.
Tweedle Arithonv .• 1 32
Tadhoop James: .•
Swallow l\Iatthew. 2 1:2 I Walker David .•••• 3 18
Walls Christ.opher. 5 18
Tackett Robt •••. 3 26 Walto:] Walhs •••• C 27
Tabor John ...... D 2r) II I \V alton John." ••• 2 35
Taylor James •••. D 11 Ii Walton Thomas ..• 3 15
'ray tor Francis •.. D 11;: Walton .J oseph .••. 2 :30
Teesdale John •••• 3 22 il Walwn Tho's. sen. D
Te!f,;rThomas .••. 3 1G 'I Warcl John ..••..• 5 17
Telfer William •... 3 16 Ware William .••. 1 14
Thompson Geol'~e 2 25 Washington Step'l! C 22
Thompson Arch. T:2 25 Webster Timothy .. B
Thompson W., s'r. C 34 Weir George ••••. 1
Thompson W.,j'r. C 34 Whal'fJohn •••••• A 31
Thompson J11S. A .. 1 23 Wheeler John •••• D 21
Thompson Wm. D 1 24 Whitfield Edward. D 25
Thompson Wm. A 1 23 Whitesides Tho's .• 1 22
Thompson Simon.. 4 17 Weir John •••.••• D 25
Thompson Jas. D . 4 17 Wilkinson - ••••. 4 33
Thompson David .• 4 ) 7 Wilkinson Rob't.. C 14
Thompson And. A. D 28 Willard God ••••• C 28
Thompson John D.2 27 Willard Tho's •••• A 31
Thompson Rieh'd. 1 26 Willson George •.• 3 18
Thompson And. D. 1 25 Willson John •..•• 3 18
Thompson John. •. 1 4 Windsor Stephen .• 5 33
Thompson Christ'n 2 34 Wright Joshua •••• 4 29
Thoms John •••• HC 23 Wright Heale! •••• 4 29
ThornbeckRieh •• B 32
Tinker Geo •••.•• 5 17
Tingle John •••••• 2 34
Torrence John ••• D 22
'l'owgood Ann •••• B 26
Tripp David .••••• C 31
Turner John ...... 1 14
Yeomans Michael. 4 3 t
Yeomans David ••• 3 27
Yeomans Wm ..... 4 29
Yeomans Jarin •••• 4 27
Young George ••••
POPULATIO)/-Males above 16, ;J19; Males under 16,547 ;
Females above ]6,422; Femaleil undel' 16, 50S._
TOfal, 1997.

CON. N0.1
SCOTT.
COX. NO.
Anderson John .•• 4 2 I Hood Thomas .••• 6 3
And()rson Jas .••• 4 2
Monro John •••..• 5 3
Bagshaw Abraham 6
,
7 Mustard Hugh •••• 6 6
Chadwick Luther. 8 3 Smith Daniel .•••• 5 :\
Clark John ..•••• 5 5
Turner Andrew ..• !) 7
Galloway Jas ...•• 0 9
Urql1hal't David .• 5 S
Baling John .•••. 6 7 Urquhart Donald .• 5 S
SUNNIDALE.
CO:-l. NO.'
Hell John ........ ;) 19
Birchall S~tmuel. •• 13 9
Cameron John •••• 1 27
Cane Hugh ...... 12 8
Cathew Geo ...••• 14 4
Coates 1\1 atthew •• 3 21
Crow Joseph ..••• 13 6
Currie John •••..• 12 :3
Currie Donald .••• 12 3
:Finlay William ••• 2 26
('ardiner James •• 8 12
Gooue Cephas •••• 13 4
Gilchrist Alexander10 5
(';;illespie AlexanderlO 12
Haggart Timothy II 9
Barvey Patrick •• 13 8
CO~. NO.
McCalman Peter •• 9 15
McCalman John •. 10 14
Macaulay Gilbert 10 13
McKenzie Joho •• 10 4
McNeill Alexander 1 27
Moore John " ••• 11 :I
Patterson Malcolm 9
O'Connell John.. 2
O'Conool' Putrick 7
Richey James •••• 13
Shuall William. • •• 1
Somerville A rch'd. 5
Smith George •••• 7
Shaw John ,j" •• 9
Shaw Duncan •••• 9
Sullivan James ••• ll
Seeley Henry .••• 12
Thompson T. John 3
17
26
12
4
27
20
11
16
15
11
.. ,
14
POPVl.ATION.-Males above 16. 54; .Males under 16,
48; Females 134 ; Total 186.

1'ECUMS£TH. 133
• CON'. lW.) CO:-1". ,,",0.
Abernethy John ••• 3 13 Clark Robert •••• 2 2:3
Agnew Wm .•••••• 1 8, Cliver Jessee •••• 1 21
AodersonJo,;'h, ••• 5 11 'CloonesGeorge •• 6 13
Auger Flederick .•• 5 17 Coady James •••. 10 23
Armatage Joseph •• 1 21 Coffee Joho •••••• 4 22
Armstroog\Vm •••• 8 19 Coffee Gilbert •••. 4 21
Armstrong James .• 7 21 Cohoon Mary •••• 6 2
Armstrollg Philip •• 9 21 Cohoon William •• 7 2
ArmstrongJobn ••• 14 18 Collard Elijah •••• 4 11
Atkinson \V Ill ••••• 2 8 Colgen John •••• 5 I
Atkinson Jonathan. 6 10 Connell, EJward •• 7 20
Bambrig Francis •• 3
Batemall Joshua •• 4
Batters TIichard .• 6
Bealey John .••• 14
Bearcroft George 9
Beard William •••• 8
Bell John ........ 7
Bigelow Hiram •••• 9
Black Thomas •••• 6
Boynton Elijah •••• 1
Brooks Jonathan •• 6
Brooks John •••• 6
Brooi{s .Tane •••• 6
Brawley Charles •• 4
Brazell Patrick •••• 6
Brown John •••••• 3
Brownlee James •• 2
Callaghan .T au.es •• 4
Callaghan Richard 9
Carswell Andrew • 4
Carswell John •••• 7
Carter Edward •••• 8
Carter William. " 8
~a6er Owen •• •• 3
Chamney William. 8
(lark George •••• 3
Clark George •••• 1
N
Connelly Neal .... 2 :3
Connors Johu •••• :: 18
Coomer Peter •••• 9 21
Cook Thomas •••• 14 23
Corbitt Andrew •. I 7
Cosfitt John •••••• 1 22
Cotton Robert •••• 7 5
Coulter Robert •••• 4 20
Courtney Jas ..... 5 20
Courtney John •••• 4 16
Cross Robert .••••
21
4
21
20
19
16
21
21
19
'21
22 Curry James ••••• 1
21
24
6
24
14
5
Dale George ••••• 2
Dale John ........ 3
Dale Thomas •••• 2
Davis Richard •••• 5
5
13
15
17
8
D~vis Samllel •••• 1 20
Dean Hoseal •••. 2 2
Delany Lawrence .10 20
:) De1any John ...... 4
24 Devlin John •••••• 5
24 Dickey William ••• 10
23 Dinw~ody Hugh •• 14
23 Dixon John •••••• 1
23 ~ Donn James •••••• 7
4 Doyle .Tohn •••••• 1
13 Doyle Peler •••••• 3
8 Doyle Bernard •••• 1
23 Doyle fatriek •••• 1
]0
8
24
18
13
24
18
24
18.
17

TECUMSETH.
(lo:\'. No.1
CON. NO.
Doyle James •.••• 1 15 Gumbersoll Erin .. :2 12
Hoyle James •••• , 3 16 G umbersol1 Thumas 5 :21
Doyle Hugh •••..• ;) 19
Douthwaite Geo .•• 2 13
Dunham Joseph •. 3 l~
Duuning Adam .•• 4 1
Dunning Thom:J.s .. 4 17
Dufl' Hubert ••.... 1:3 16
Duff Thuma,; •••• lei 16
Ebcrnethy John •• 3
~g~U1 NicllOlas •••. 3
ElliS J~unc8 •••.•• 5
Ellison Daniel •••• 5
Ellison Janlc::; •. ~. 2
Er\l'in Thomas •••• :3
Euston John ••••• 5
Euston Alexander. 5
lhans Dayid ••••• 7
Evans Cadwalcler • 7
Eyuns Selby •••..• 7
Park Anclre\',- •. " 3
Ferris William ••• 10
Ferris William •.•. 9
i"eebeelev P,ttrick • 2
Fergusol{Jsauella •• 2
F ergusoll W m .•••• 6
Ferguson John •••. 1
l"letcher Wdliull1 •• :3
Fletcher Thomas ••. 0
Gardner J obn •••• 15
Ghrimes John ••.• 14
Gilroy William ••• I)
Graham Edward •• 13
Graham "'Ill ..... 8
Gray James •••••. 2
Gmy Richard •••• 8
Greenaway Alex'r. 4
Ll
15
17
8
:!u
9
9
16
12
Hall William •••. 4
Hammell Patrick. 6
Ham:nell \\' m. SCIl. 8
Hallltl1ell Will. jun. 4
H

TECUMSETH. 135
CON. NO.
Kerne John •••.• :3 (1
Kightly John ••••• 3 24
Kilpatrick Andrew. 9 19
King Moses ••••• 2 8
Langrill W m. • • •. 7
Latimer Joha •••. 10
Law Wm ....... ll
Leopard Henry... 1
Lewis Geo. R •••• 7
Long Vim •••..•• 14
Low Richard ..•• 2
Lowry Robert •••. 13
Lowry John •.••• 1
Lundy Jeremiah •• 1
MachellJames •••• 2
Manning Will •••• 2
Manning Jas •••• 5
Manning Jas ••••• 2
Mares Wm •••••• 9
Martin Daniel •••• 4
:M artin Robert. • •• 4
Messerman John. 2
Milligan J as •• • •• 2
Milligan Thos •••• :;
Milligan John •••• 5
~ 1 illory Peter. • • •• 4
Monaghan Patrick.lU
MOllkman Wm ••• :~
Moore J(.hn .••.•• 8
Moore Hugh •••• 8
Morris Euw'd , ••• 4
Morrow George •• 6
]\farrow Francis •• 6
Milligan Thomas. 3
l\Iullo), John ••••. 8
Murray Alex •••• 6
McBride Jas •.•• 6
IVIcBurnie Dr.vid •• 6
7
24
24
1\1 cCann Thos •••• 14
McCarly Wol •••• 7
McCartv Hiram •• 8
i'!cCorn;aek Moses 3
"\ I e Dermot! Neil.. 6
:'lcDermott.Tohn •• 6
McDermott James. 8
McGeo)' Thos .••• 2
MeGeoy 1\1ichael. 1
;'\lcLauchlan .las •• 5
illcLauchlall John. 4
:'VlcLean John .••• 11
McLennan flugh .. 12
:\/cMahan Robert. 2
:\lcMaholl Patrick. 4
. Mei\leighan Isaac. 5
McQuone Jas •••• G
:\'IcUrdy Dnn'l •••• 5
CON. NO.
17
1
2
12
14
15
18
2
7
16
8
2·1
11
H
3
17
16
13
2 I Nelson John ••••• 7 7
22 Nolan Henry •••• 2 23
19
9 Osman Jacob •••• 5
24 Osman Philip.... 5
9 Osman Conrad ••• 5
14 Osman John ••••• 4
14
5
9
17
19
]!)
8
2
1
9
6
o
1
23
Pearson Joshua. " 5
PE'ldleld Auna .••• 4
Phillips Philip •••• 8
Poole Jacob •••••• ~
Poole Wm ....... 1
Quoe OweD •••••• 7
Quoe Peter •••••• 7
Ramsey Geo. G .. 8
Reilly Jns ....... 5
Reilly Henry •••• 2
Reilly Francis •••• 1
19
18
19
18
7
18
2L
18
8
1
2
HI
4
14
14

136 TECUMSETH,
CO~. NO, CGN. NO.
Re-illy Edward .••. 2 15 Thompsoll JUD •••• 6 2:3
Reilly \V m ..... , ~~ 11 Thompson [{~)Lt ... 4 2~l
Rens'eer Wm ..... 1 ]6 Thompson Wm ..• 4 24
Reynolds Michael. (j 10 Thompson Thog ... 4 ~:l
Rice Charles ••.. 3 11 Tigert Jus ........ 4 t3
Richardson John 4 7' Totten .rna....... :3 f G
Richardson Hugh. 4 2:2 Tr:1cy Patriek .••• 1 16
Richardson \Vrn •• 4 20 Tracy vVm •••..• 2 16
Roberts Isallc •••• 8 24 Tracy Rich'd ..... 2 16
Robcl'iS"1l Jas .•.• 9 20 Trr,cv Rieh'd .•••• 1 19
Rogers John ..... 9 23 Trav'crs Jeremiah .. 8 17
Rogers A braham.:1 15 Travers \Vbitney.• 7 lfi
~ogers Doctor •••• :3 15 Travers Joshua ••. 8 21
Rogers \rm ..... 2 12 Walker Sam'l .... 3 22
Rorke John ...... 8 14 ,Valller John .... 2 21
Horke Edward •••• 7 15 Walker Will •••. :3 21
Rorke Richard ••• 8 1:3 Walker Joseph .•• 1 13
Rose Wm ....... 8 ~'~ Walker .Ino...... 4 1
Rush Peter •.•••• 4 16 Walker Wm ...... 1 24
Ryall Mathew .... 5 2 \Valtnn Jes3e T .. 3 1'1
Rvan rrhon1Ds. _•. ~ 3 "Tard '~7,n ...... o. 5 24
R)'an Michael.... 1 13 \\' ashburn Josephus 7 IB
S

THORAH. 137
CON. 1\"0.
CON. NO'
Eashec Peter •••• 7 12 I French David •••• 6 7
Bruce John •••••• 7 11
Galloway Jas .•••• 5 5
Calder Donald •••• 5 15 Gibbs W'illiam •••• 1
Calder DUllcan •.•• !'i 15 I Gilchrist Donald •• 8 10
Calder Alex'r .•.•• 5 15 1\ Gilchril:'t William .10 9
Cameron Duncan .• 3 171 Gillis Archibald •• G 1
Cameron Kenneth. 3 19 I Gillespie Angus •• 4 3
Cameron Donald •• 2 7 , Gordon James •••. 9 11
Cameron Peter. " 1 7 II Graham John •••• 5 9
Cameron DOI~ald •• 3 7) Gunn Joseph •••• 7 It
Cameron Ewen ••. 6 111
Cameron Lieuten't 11 10 'I Hamilton Thomas. 7 12
Cameron Donald •• 5 6 I Harclay Joseph .• 7 13
Campbell Alexander 2 1 Hare Jno ......... 1 14
Campbell Kenneth 1 1 I Hervey Duncan •• 9 HI
Campbell Alexander 1 31 Hudgins Rubt ••••• 8 If)
Campbell Neil •••• 5 3 Hunt Charles •••• 4 G
Campbell J as .•••• 2 2
Campbell John •••• 2 3 Johnstone Geo •••• 2 1G
CampbellAlexanderl0 9
Campbell Duncan -. 4 1 Leith Robert •••• 7 e
Carmichael Alex'r. 4 11 LesslieRobert •••• 2 1:;
Carmichael John •• 3 2 Logan Donald .... 7 10
Carmichael Duncan 6
11 I
Canada William ••• 2 11 Martin George •.••
Christian John •••• 10 4 Mathewson John .• 4 I
Coleby Robert. • •. 1 17 Miller Robert •••• 10 4
Curry .;larkam•••. 5 7 Morrison Duncan .. ()' It
Demaray Joseph .• 7
DGwnie John •••• 2
Ellis James •••..• 7
Fairman Richard .• 6
Forbes Archibald. 10
Ford Matthew •••• 4
Frazer Ronald •••• 7
FL'iliier Alexander.. B
Morrison John •••• 3 .'S
12 Morrison W m ...•• 4 S
18 Munro Alexander. 8 10
Murray Donald •••• 4 Ii!
10 Murray Hugh •••. 7 9
Murray Neil .•••• 5 15
10 McBain Arch'd •••• 1 4
11 McBride Michael.11 9
7 McCague Donald •• 5 15
10 McCallum Donald .. 4 12
10 'McCuaick Jno ••.. 4 11

133 TllORAH.
00:'1. :'0.
McDonald Simon •• 11 8
:\1cDonald Arch'd. 10 9
l\l cDonu!d Hector • 8 9
M:;Donald Augus .. 8 8
l'IIcDo!:ald DOllard 9 10
lHcUJu;.rJI Jo11:l •• 10 10
:rH.cEI'/Ca "Uexander 2
j\j ct~ " ~ _'dexander 2
l\l·cInllis Donald ••• 3
McIntosh \Vm .••• :2
McKay Arch'd •••• S
l\'IcKa)' J olm ••••• 4
l\1c ECllllon Duncan 7
M· cLeod H emy •• ! 0
McLeod Donald •• :3
Mdiulldll 11 ugh •• 4
McMullen Arch'd .. '1
McRae Wm ..•.•• 2
McRae Christopher 1
:McRae DuncJ.ll •• 1
McRCle WilEa::l •.
~/lcRac John •••• 2
1
10
U
11
7
1
6.
9
9
9
2
1
G
l(J
l,j
10
B
CON. 1'1'0.
~2cl!:::'e DO::Hlld •••• J 7
[)' Donnell :Jichael
(};'~0L11J '~VH1. •••• 17
2u.d~f.;r E. ~~ ....... 0 15
Proctor ,-, :;J. 3 S
need \Vll,i,lIn 1 11
Itobllj,-aJll Charles. , I:.!
Ross David •• II .... 14
Salisban' Jolic} •.•. 6 15
Stewart I),.;:uld .••• 1 4
TlIo;"I,";OIl ArteInJ.s G 13
Tomblirl Johu .......
TUl'!lCrWilliam .••• 1
? I'
\\' cstcott lIe~:ry .. 9 10
White John E ...... 7 1:2
\'I'iL'''il J ,,1m ..... 11 8
'''I'i:;llt James ••••
POPULATIO:v.-:H:,les above IG,17G; Males u:;Jcr 16,
162; Females 261; T(;ld:i;;~) .
rx:J" 'The Township of Toronto, and of tIL:] Gore of
Toronto, see at the end of the Tuu;nsliip':'
UXBRIDGE.
COX. NO.
cox. NO.
Acton Abraham ••• 6 28 Barry George •••• 5
Alexander David. 5 19 Bascom Joseph •••• 7 30
.\ndersoll A braham 6 30 Gell J uhn ••••••••
Blackway Thomas 4. 2
Bacon Joshua •••• 4 7 I BrownJ[I(} ........ l 1
II

UXBRIDGE. 1139
CON. 1\0. OO:\'. ?,".
Brown Abr. er •••. :3 :2 Hilborn Joseph •••. 6 3;:)
Bro\·rn JcHnes .... 3 2 H utcl!i~sOlJU-CO •••• :) ~ L
Drown J ilmClj •••• 4 5
Durdy J"ila .••... ::. 19 JanH~S E ......... 5
Catwcll Wm .•••• 6 30
Castor Johu . .•••• 1 1
Ch«pman Ira 6 3,1
Chapman Isaiah .. 5 28
ClaL"han Jas. 5 35
Collu,s Joseph ..•. 5 33
Connor COllfad •••• 1 13
Dales W 1Iliam •••• 5
Doug!a.:s Jas .•••• G
Falkner Abraham. 4
Falkner James .••• 4
Farr

140 UXBRIDGE.
CON. N0'II
CON. NO.
Taylor David .••. 5 ~9 I \~~bb Williu?'l. •••. ~ 19
Taylor Itobert.... ~ Ideman Philip ... 1 7
'filzJo Peter ..•••. 3 1 II Widdelield MordecaiG 30,
UJle Joseph .••... 2 1 I YakesJacob ..•••. ~ ~1:1
York :Silas V ••••• 8 3u i
Vanzunte John •••• 4. ! I York Henry ..••.. 8 Sl. I Bell John •• '" .•• 4 20
Arnold Samuel •••• 1 37 Bell Hugh ••••••• 6 3;!
Arllold Robert •••• 2 4 I Bennett Jacob •.•. 2 14
Arnold John .•••• 9 22 Bennett Stcphen .• 3 :!
.\flJold John. .... 1 29 Bethal1l Geo ••••• 7 2l
Atkinson John •••• 1 41 Black Hugh ••••• a 25
Atkinson John •••• 43 Black Alex •••••• 2 22
Atkin!:lon Jeremiah 1 36
II Blake Geo ....... 6 7
Bowers Anthony •• 2 S
BII,ker JODathan .. 2 11 Boyd Dougal •••.• 7 26

Bo\d John .•••.•• 7
DO; tl Francis. • •• ]
Br;nd James ..... 10
flranham :riartin •. 6
Brathwaite \Vm ... 2
Brawlie S~m'I •••• 8
Brieson JaR ..•..• 6
Bridgford D. IIic~l.
mond hill .•••. 1
Brown Wm •••••• 8
Hrown Jas Sen'r .• 5
Brown Jas. jun'r •• fi
Browil John.... 2
Bron'l1 .John ..... 7
B fown Jacob..... i
Burkholder Henry. 8
DnrlcholdlJf Will:. 4
Dnrkholder Michl -!
Burcilard \Vm •••• 1
Burgess Stephen •• 7
Burgess Richard· •• 10
UIII'gess 1'h08.. • •. 8
Burr Rowland •.•. 1
p, u Ttno1 Robert,. " 9
Burton Henry •.•. 10
nunt Fnu:cis J .... 16
C;;ill James •.• , 7
('ain,,' John.... G
('airri~ n"I,:1I']. .. H
Cake John •.. , .16
('alhno:l Jno .•... 4
Cameron _\,','us. 9
(',:meroll Do~ald., 5
Cameron /,rcll'd.
Camcroll l\Ja!cu!;n. 2
Cnmel'Oll Arch ..•• 7
C:lI11croll Arch'd ... 5
Cameron \I,'m ••••
Cumm John •.• ,. 1
Campbdl Aaron,. 4
VAUGHAN, 141
eo:'i. NO. CC:-;. ;;0.
28 Campbell Niel •••. 9 ~8
53 Campbell Dougall. 2 9
12 CarDer Joseph ••• 7 21
10 I Castrator [lenry'•• (\
19 I Cedar Anll!oDY .,.
G Chadwick '1'h09 •• 4 :5()
30 Chadwick Jno •••. 4 :32
Chamberlain Ariel 1 5

VAUGHA~.
co;\". ,,0.'
Dalziel John, sc;.'r;:; 1
Dalziel "'alter. •• 5 8
Darling .Tohn...•• ;) 35
Devins ],,i:)'_'s •••• 10 18
Devins :hthan ••• 10 18
Ilevelill John ..•• 2 4
D(xter Hirala 1 37
Dexter '.'Ilrs. •••• 34
Dial Till](,thy .•.. ;j '2l
Diceman John .••• ;' '2-1
Dickhout Peter .••• 5 14
Eaton 'irilllanl....
Eagan Johnston .. 8 S3
Edgar Robert •••. 2 2;:'
Elliott John... 8 11
Elldicott John •... 56
Farr Elisha .•••. 9 11
FaIT James .••••.• 9 5
FeightnorJ ohn •••• 3 18
Fisher Thomas •••• 1 37
Fisher ;\!ichael •••• 3 :3
Fisher Jacob .•••• :3 3
Fleming Donald •• 3 8
Fletcher Walter ... 9 8
Forbes Donrtld .•.. 1 fi()
Frank John ..... ;:, 18
Froser Joseph •••• :3 :2 t
Fuller Jonathan " 56
Gallanotwh J as •• 3~
Gamble }"'ames.... 1 fig
Gnpper ;\1::1ry •••• 1 33
(~arre!t Wm .•••• 3 12
nelllli:l }Iathew•. 4 3:3
Uibsoll \\'111 ..... '1 ;2.j
Ciiruorf' - ..... .
(~oouwiil Joil.I •••. 3 1:3
(;(j"h,1 L:,'.;-'c ., •• 5 3·1
CON. NO.
Graham J ns 6 28
Graham David •.• 1 31
Graham Wm .••• 7 15
Grain Mayman ••• 10 20
Grumm P~ter •••• 3 11
Guthrie John ••••• :3 1
[-Jail' Wm .••••••• ;)
3t
Ebmilton Andrew •• 8 9
Harris,);l John ...•• 1 51
Harrison Euward •• 8 2
Hart Robert •••••• 9 7
B :lil field .r us! icc ••• 1 3'2
Healing John ••••• 1 30
Henrv John .•••••• :3 31
Hetherington Wm .. 3 30
Hetherington James!'3 26
Hewson John ••••• 1 32
Hind John ........ 10 19
Hind Thomas .•••• ] 0 24
Hilson George .••• 10 12
Hilts L .......... 2 35
Hislop James ••••• 2 26
Hodgson Richard .• 4. 25
Holland John ••••• 2 4
Howard Geo. S ••• '- 9 34
!T()yles \lobt....... J 2l
(jl1~lter Robt ........ 8 ~'J
Hnttner Jacob ... _.:3 L2
Hutchinson Rich'd.l IO
Trwin Robt ....... 7 :H
Jnckson Sam'l •.•• 26
J ncksoll Pt't':'l' e .. ... l 3;)
J acl,';():l Echrarcl .. 1 3;'
Jrtcksoll Goo ..... :; I
J ncob [] enrv ...•. 3:l
Jeflel'Y nicl~ard .•. A 4
Jetrer~· Joil') ..••.• 8 5
Jem:r)- AL".c,j .••• !). 11

VAUGHAN. 143
COX. NO.
co::;. ?oIo.
Jeffery David •••• 8 34 La\\'rence MarL .• I 42
Johnstun David .••• 8 3 Lawrellce eha'rles. 1 42
Johnston Jos'h •••• 8 3 Law Abraham •.•• 1 47
Lavmer Widow .•• 5 16
Le\'itt Thomas •••. 3 1
Kay George ••••.• 0
Keefer Jonathan .•• 3
Keefer Jacob .•••. 3
Keefer Adam .•••. ;~
Keefet' \\' il!iam ••• :~
Keefer Peter •••... ;}
Keefer Dailiel. ..•. 3
Keefer Henry ••• " 3
Keefer Vakclti:le .• 3
Keefer Michael. ••• 3
Kellam John •••... 9
Kellam George .••• 10
Kdlam \>\'m •••••• 10
Kellam John .••.•• 7
Kelly T ••••••••• 1O
Kerr Angus •••••• 4
Kersey Wm .••••. 10
Kersey Edward ••• 10
Kewo;·th Wm. sen'r 3
Keworth Wm ••••• 3
Kiilnee Abel. ••••• 4
Kinnee Joel. •••.•• 5
King Robert .••••• 9
Kisor Benjamin •••• 4
Kisor Daniel •••••• 5
Kline John N ..•••• 4
Kline Adam •••••• 8
Kurtz Auraham .••• 1
I\:urtz John ••••••• 1
Lane William ••••• 1
Langstaff Miles ••• 1
Lanstadt Wm ••••• 5
Laundees W m .•••• 9
Laurie Widow •••• 5
Lawrence Alex. C. 1
00
12
1:2
13
9
12
10
1B
9
Lcvistone J(1':::;, •••• 7
Line John ••••••.. 4
Line Heo!'y ..•••.• 4
Line Peter .••...•. G
Lodlllan J allles •• " 1
Long Joshua ...•. 0
LYIllbuuner ~,Llt ... 1
27
15
18
23
:3

14.4 VAUGHAN.
CO:'i. ;';0. !
(:0;';. NO.
Murray Christopher 5 26 :v!cGilvray John .• a 32
!-I'! urr,-;" v WilJiallJ.· .• 1 2 :\IcGil',-fd:, DJ:l:l~d 9 17
Musseima:l Peter .• 4 10 :ilcG il'.Ta;, Nuil .. 9 Hl
~.Ju.~:.;(:l~ilall .1bru.'IJJ. 11 11 i\1cGilvr'ly Nc.'il .. 9 E
.)'-'
Musselman H8:1I'\'. ·1 _v McGuire CbZldC'J .10 16
.'VlcArtbur CLitl'!~' . ;) ::1 ;\lcGuire Alex ..••
"
r' 8
Mc.\rtlJur A!I:;us ... !) '2tl I JIIcK:.'\' ]"cuu •••• 7
file.'..,,!., -, '\V J~l ••••• 8 6 ~\!cJ~f;chnio .,~ ..•. 1 45
McBride \'1'111 ••••• 7 :2~2 :"lci'~ccILll'; Cull I • (j :33
McGride J'.tllll, .... 7 ~:2 ~.JcKeclHlie Dv~dd !) 18
ltlcCallull) lL)JJ:d.l. ~ 4 19 '\jcl"~et'hllie r)J!l'(,!.:O ~'~~
. M cC"llulll Dll.~C:1n . 5 :~·1 (\i c r"~e! lop DUllC'l'l
1.
McCallu:ll D jJl.:~~: II. 1 '- McKi!Jl!O!l Ailtb'\·. G ::;·1
I>lcCallum D..,,:;,IJ. !) :!l fllcKi:l!JOll Chas,Jr 5 ~")
tl!cCdrtcr ..'\:!.~~IL';••• 5 ~.s I\lcKinnon Allall 5 ::.7
UcCa!'tel' Cul~i" ..• 5 ~s :\kh.illrlon John •• 4 '1'"
~I
McCartv Owell .••• 1 au !'tIcKiunoll Chus, :.;}' 4 '1.7
MCCOr~1:1ck John .• 5 2a ."IcKinnoll r '
I
,.Olll! •• 9 28
l\lcCormuck J ,d"i.. 9 1 McKinllon Arch'd. 4 16
McCuG Patrick •••• ,1 31 ~,lcKe!l7.ie David. 1 58
.;\lcColloe J~tli1c!'; ... I 37 McKetchulll David 9 3:)
McDonald Arch'd .. 7 ~9 ~h'Lean Hector •.•• 5 1:)
McDonald .l\ .. l,,-'x'r •• 7 29 McLean John ..... ·1 21
~1cDon:1ld Andrew. 5 ::1 l\IcLellCl Alexander ;J 21
McDonal,] Arch'll. • 5 23 McLeull 1\1rs. 00 00]9 18
)-lcDonald Ar'd son. 6 21 McLean John " .. 6 16
McDonald I)onald 6 ID Mcl\lullen Archibald 4 22
McDonald Neil .•• 3 19 Mc}JulllJ:l Donald 4 21
McDonalJ John .. 6 19 Mc!\lullc'1I Bligh •• 3 27
McDonald Neil B. 6 20 nlcMurroshy James 6 33
3-IcDonald Arch, jr 3 19 McMurroshy James 7 34
McDougall John .• 3 15 McNair Robert. ••• 2 9
., ,
McDougall Arch'd ,} v'% McNaughton Peter 6 15
III cFudgeon Dou'd 9 28 Mc~aughtoll DOIJald5 19
McGill Peter .... 4 2-1
i\1c~iel John ..... 7 27
I
;;fcGilvray Arch'd, S 19 McNiel Arthur •••• 6 13
~lcGilvray John .• 7 26 McPhee Peter •••• 6 34
McGilvray John •• 8 19 McPherson John. . 1 1
l\lcUilvrny Neil •• 4 33 McQuarrie [Jector 3 21
McGilvray L£luch. ::; 27 McQuarrie Arch'd. 4 2~
II

VAUGHAN.
CON. NO '\
CON. NO'.
McVicar John •••• 5 :3::J Record John •••• 4 ~W
Newton James', •• ' I
Rider Andrew •••• 10 5
50 [{iridIc Jsnac •••.• a 35
Neubv Tho's, •• ,. 6 5 Biddle Audrew ••• 10 12
Nich.;l:;; James •••• !I 8 i~obil's Cenjamin •• 4 32
Nohle Joseph, •••• !j 22 l:ohi .. 8 (;"I,,!) •••• 4 32
Noble'rho's ...... 5 2:2 RnhillSo:1 !l'JaI1ill .. 5 8
O'Brian Lucius •••
O'I!rian Daniel. •• 1
Ocklie John ••• , •• 2
Orr Johll F ••• ". 8
OSIOI' Peter ••••••
Oster Joba ••• , ••
O;;ler J nc"o •••..•
38
38
19
R"bius,", David.,. 9 2~
Hogers Jolm ••••
[{olle'.' Geo •••••• 4
Ruse ·J:lllle~., •••• (J
2
12
27 Rc'nIl Peter..... 1 58
:3 Ii I [{ur ert In''oo ••••• 4 21
3 7 Rupelt P(·ter , ••• 3 16
3 6 Rupert AJ,:m •••• 4 21
Patnson Arch ••• , 9
Peck \Vashillglon • 7
Petermarl Geo ••• , 5
Petermall J: o •••• 6
Petermn Riclf

116 VAUGHAN.
Smith Dalliel •• " 4 6
CUN. T·~(). co~. NO.
Swander S. Neigh 7 10
Smith Jacob .•••• 4 7
Smith Sanmel • • •• 4 6 Taylor Benj'n ••.. 10
Smith John •••. " I) 5
Smith Larl'att •• " 1
Smithers John •••• 1
Smcllie David •••• 2
Snider George .• " B
5ni(:er Jacob ...... 5
Snider Samuel .•••
~nider John. . • • •. 4
Snowden Wm •••• 1
80mmerville Jas .• l0
;Soules Daniel .••. 1
Soules George. . •. 1
Soules Peter .••••
Spiker ~Aoses.... 3
Spiker John.... 3
Spiker Jacob •••• 8
Staffurd John •.•.
Stanley - ••••.. ;)
Steel 'T'homas.... 1
Stegman Geo • • •. (j
Stephenson John .• a
Stevenson Allan •• 8
• Stewart Captain " 2
Stickney John •.•• 3
;5lol,cs 'Christopher "
Slone Joseph.... 4
Stonehouse John.. 8
:Storey WIll. • • • •. 1
Storey Peter • • •• 3
Storm Adam •••• 3
Stong John •••.•• 6
Stump John •••••• 7
Stump Joseph. • •• 7
Stump Daniel •• " 8
Stump Solomon... 4
Stump Jacob.... 7
~"tlOll Ralph.... ~l
4
30
13
3l
32
3~
11
9
2'2
4
19
43
T{,dder J nIH! •••• 8
Temple John •••• 3
Thompson Thos .• 1
Thompson Arch'd .1U
Thomp~on Geo .. 4
Tb()mpson Jos •••• 3
Thorne Belljamin. 1
or Thornhill.
Totten J llmes • • •• 4
Tl';lm Chist'r .••. 10
Trench Hobt..... 1
Troyer C hristi~dl .. 3
Velie John .•.•.•.
W;dlace Nalhaliiel 8
Ward Joseph •••. 9
\\laUs Thos ...... 4
Watoon John .... 10
\VatsolJ James •.•• 9
8 \\' utson John.... a
17 I Watson John ..•• fI
20 Webster John •••. 10
~e II \\e~r .fohn ...... ~
:c!i I ",ell' Lachlan .•.• 7
17 ' "ell' Johi1 '" ... 8
31 Welsh Henrv •.•. :3
16 Whelptoll 'i'homas 4
3U White Henry.... 1
23 White Ira .• '" .•. 3
23 White Ebel' ..•.•• 1
2,' Wilkie James .•.• 1
11 Wilkie Thos..... 1
7
8
13
24
29
\Vilkinson Jno •••. 1
Willso:l Geo •••.• 1
Williams Jas. • • •• 1
Williams John •••• 8
WilliamsJohn .... 1
6
5
33
37
2&
30
~4
v_
"-,.)
6
!!O
a1
1
lQ
2~
24
~7
1
8
12
19
23
3.3
17
14
23
33
S
1
33
45
26
3~
31
B
"1:3

VAlTGHAN. 147.
CO:i'1. 1\'0.,'1 Co~:. NO;
\~il1inmson John .• 6 7 I "~J'ight ,-\.hrnham .• 1 47
'tocdJohn .••••.• 916 \1nglll.L,S2;,b .... 2 20,
Wrickett James •. 10 :l711 W,I'ic, ·,\:~d •••• 1 30,.
WrightArdlibald .• :.: 25 W~'se L. h .••..•
POl'ULATIOy-M ales above 16, 8:31; !\I,I 'as unde!' 16.789 ;
Females above 16,669; Females 1I".1(-r 16, 750.­
Total, 3039.
CON. NO
Anuerson Thomas 7 19
Andersou Ira •• " 9
Armitage Samuel . 3
Armitage Amos.. 1
Armstrol1g Thomas 7
Ashton John. • • •• 2
Atllinson David •.•. 1
Badgero Philip •••. 6
Baker Michael •••• 2
Baker Samuel, jUll. 3
Baker Samuel, sen. 3
Baker Solomon •••• 8
Baker John •••••• I)
Baker Jacob •••.•• 7
Bakel' Emanuel. .• 7
Ballard George •••• 3
Rarefoot Tho's •••• 7
Barker J ncoh •••• 6
Barry Robert •••• 8
Bn~sett Chnlcs ..• 4
Bell Ralph •••••. 3
Beswid: Christopher 1
Hoc-art l\f artin •••. ~
Bogart & Son . • •• 2
Bogart John, jUI1!or 3
Botsfurd Johl1 J ... 1
WHITCHURCH.
25
92
16
1(3
20
8
3
2
1
12
4
8
CON. NO.
Boyer Benjamin •• 9 1
Brillinger George. 3 3
Brillinger John •••. 4 2
Brillinger Andre w 4 3
I3rillinger Peter ••• 4 ,2
BrodieI' Thomas. " 2 33
Brodie Charles •••• 1 93
Brodie George •••• 5 2)
Brown Samuel •••• 2 15
Brown Tho's ••••• 10 1
Brown William ••• 10 2
Brownspire Geo... 8 2
Burl,holder Jacob. 6 4
Burling Chas. • • •• 1 95
9 Cade, John & Thos 2
31 Caldwell Jas.B •••• 1
2 Cal'1isle John •••• 2
2 Carthew Captain 3
17 ~ C~se George ...... 3
13 . Ca~tor Jacob .•••• 1
II ,Cawthraw John •• 1
94 I Chnpman Dilworth
31 , Chern Moses •••• 8
30 I'
:H
Clark "John •••••• 8
Clark John •••••• 6
94 ,Clark Stephen •••• 4
19
95
1
30
33
95
93
12
5
8
It

146 WIlITCHURCH.
CON. NO,
(:0:0;. NO
Clark Joseph •••• 1 8:3 Ooan \ri\liam •••• 1 84
CI'llbine Frederick,. 4 ~) D[)u~heJ'ty hmiah •• II 3
Clubille Ezra .... 4 4 DOUl1hl'rl\' J,ts •••• 9 H
'"
'
Clubine JOh:l .... 1 28 Ilovle '~YilliJm H. 9 1
Clyrnin;!;hawkMoses ;1 7 DI,~k Wm ...... a 27
Coates Tholll:IC,j.I,l 2 2:J I>uciof; Be',j .. .... 9 1
Coates Thomas, sen 1 68 DUliham \\' iliiarn .. 1 71
Collins Joba ••••• n :ll I> IlIlh:: III
'"
Westley •• 1 71
Colli",,; Joseph •••• :l 26 j~ (·I~ Da:liel J, •••• 1 71
COllllor '.i'i:liam .. 9 15 E'~!lI()llsO" ,hs,.••. 2 20
Connur John, ., •••

WHITC[!UHCH.
: COX. NO'j CON. NQ.
Gorham Eli •••••• :) 32 Hucheeson Geo •• 2 17
GO\;Oal' PiJilip •••• 5 1 I HUllt Joseph •••• 2 33
~OW,~II'. l\licl?ael. •• 4 1 Hunter Dalliel. ••• 6 7
(.0\\ ,II Plllhp •••. 4 9 Hutson -- .... 3 H
Graham Geo •••• 0 10
GI'uham John •••. 9 10
Grahaln Hobt • • •. 9 10
Graham Rich •.•. 9 10
Graham Andrew .. 9 10
Grabam Wm •.•. :.! a3
Graham Peter.... 1 76
Graham Adam •.. 77
II ackings \V m. . .. 1
fJacking~ Jno ••.. 4
Harty James •.•. 5
Hartv James •••. 5
Hart;nan Lott. ••• 1
Hartley -- .... 3
Hartman Henry .. 4
lIatt James .• : ••• 1
Hawley Elijah. • .• I
Haynes Aaron ..•• 6
Haycock Levi ••• , 1
f1elemca Frederick 9
Henderson Daniel. 6
Henderson Andrew 9
Hewitt Israel.... 1
Hewitt Joseph •.•. 1
Hill Capt:lin ...... 1
Hill Wm, jun •••• 6
Bill Thomas •••. 7
Hill Alexander •.•. 7
Hillard Tilos •.•• 1
Hillman Wm ..•••• 5
Hilts Joremiah •.• 2
Hollingshead Geo.J 3
Hollingshead Amos 3
Holmes Chus •••. 1
Howey J ame51. • •. 2
93
21
5
11
80
]8
9
95
9-l
30
87
17
G
1
94
94
93
6
16
18
94
11
9
33
31
93
34
Jackson John ..•• 2
J aekson Eleanor .• 2
Jacohs Wm •••••• 1
J',cobs .John••...• a
James John •••••• I
Jamieson James •• 8
J amiesoll Samuel.. fj
J ebb Thomas A •• 1
Jeremy Allll ••••••
Johnston Jucoh .••
J oitnston J 'dnes ..•
Johnston Vincent ••
Johnston Isaac •••
Jollllston John •••.
Jones Alexander .•
J ones· Norman .••.
Jord:l'l Peter •••.
2
8
8
8
8
8
1
8
4
King Athan •••.• 1
Laing Jacob D ... 3
Larland James. .. 1
Larmount Geo. . •. 1
Lan'ie Joseph .•.. 4
Laughton J no ••..• 3
Law Michael •••. 10
Law Martin •..•• 10
Law Henry •..... 7
Law \Vm •••••••.
Lawrie Andrew.. 5
Lawrie B enry. • .. 7
Leapel' Thos . • •• 4
Lee Jas •••••••• 7
LeggWm ..••..• 4
Lemon J ac.op • • •• 7
90
8
10
93
11
8
1)
4
4
67
3
-1
93
31
911
78
19
7
·1
Ii

150 WHITC[lURCH.
cox. N0.1
Lemo" .Joshua•••• G A I
Lemon Bottis •••• 5 12 '
Lemon Elizabeth 6 8
Lemon J llcob •••• 7 ft
Lemon Josepll .••• 8 1 (I
Lewis Eleazer. • •• 1 94
Little Christopher. 3 20
Lloyd James •••• 3 5
Llovd Garret . . .• 3 8
Llo~-d·Jesse .••••• 3 14
Lloyd Jas •••••••• 1 7";
Lto;·d John ...... 2 14
Llovd 'I'm .•.••• 1 91
Logan Edward ••• ;j 12
Long JameOl •.••• 9 13
Love Mathew •••• 2 7
Loveley Patrick •• 1 9'1
LOlinl Gahriel.... 1 fH
Lundy \i'm., jllu'!' 4 :3.)
Lundv Eh~llezer .• 4 :l7
LUlldy Eleazer S • 4 31
Lundy Samuel .••• 4 33
Lundv Isaac •••••• 2 2:-)
LUlJ(fv ElJos ••••.• :) ~:;
LUlld~ Johll, sell .• 5 :l(i
Lym,:tt Ulick •••• 4 8
Lyncll ;\liehael.. ••
LyLlville Thos •••• 1 37
Lyolls Thomas. • •• 1 95
Machell Rich •••• 1 80
Machell Mathew •• 3 23
Mackev Wm •••• 3 lL
Mackl,;m Jame3 •• 5 L
Macklam Wm •••• 6 23
Macldam J ohll •••• 6 2
Macklam Thomas. 5 2
March David •••• 4 4
Hares John •••••• 1 65
Marshall James ••• 1 al
co~. NO.
[\lathewsoll \Vm .• 6 8
l\1arlill (;eo ••••• 6 28
MI;13 Reuben •••• 3 ·6
i\Jiddlf'lo:\ Alex'r .• 3 1
.\lliiard Tllliorily •• 1 95
Mil!ani Tho" .••• 1 94
I'dillard John.... 95
t,lillard TlIllothy •• 3 10
ill iLldeidla 11 ,\ uller. 1 95
i\lilche!1 D.!Lllis •• 9 9
,'I" ik Caplain •••• 1
rdo,~'It'\' W:n •••• 1
i\IIIshc;' Thus •••• 1
,~l"w,i~il J')seph " :).
!"l'l~aL:illl;1I1 \i'm .• 7'
1\1 q~"citllall D.lvid. 7
:\lll~,,('ilnan Peler • R
j\jll,sei'llall Jacob. 8
l\l!:Cnl'ly David •• 2
i\]cC,lstiano Join. 2
i\1t

'''morer-iURCH.
CGl'. :,\0.\
Ower.s Fra,.cis • ..:3 8 Rohinson "' ....\... B"... 1
. I nO\Jili:::).) 1 /\.tnos •• 5
Pagc Stephen •••• 8 4, H.{,bj"S,):i AlnlflfY(; l1
Parker R(,bert •••• 9 1 I [{"hi:.,"'" Selh •••• ;)
Pc:d\i'.SUl! Juo ... a 4 27 Roc (~eorge •••.• G
Roe \VIII •••.••••
R"w!""d ,!ohn •••. :)
Palte,.::;»d \': m •••• U
l'a!:cnWll AI:ctr(;\V 7
PfllerSOIl Al d',,·, jr 7
PattersOil \\ hilfield 8
Patch Olllliha!l •.•
PenrsorJs Th{HllHS.
Pearsons Peter ••.•
l)earsoil ~~,.Hl)Ut;l
••
:3
!:!
1
1
J'lJarso:l lamps ••••
Peurotlll EClIj ••••
Pearsoll J(,SCi,h ••• 1
Penros I"aac, • • •• 1
I'\lillips SJ.mllcl •.• 7
Plill,t Jer(;mi.~li '" 4
Pl.y(",· Isaac •••• 4
Phl\tCi' Weldoll •• 1
Pfn),-tel' Jtln1cs", ••• 3
I'hnter Watson W 5
Pla)·tel· Geo •••.• !j
l' la \'tel' Aaron. • •• 1
Pla)·lt'r Thol:l..... 1
l)rimfose Dr •••••
Randall John •••.• 3
Randhll Joseph ••• 4
Randall EJwarci .• f)
If alluall Asa •••.• - !j
Raper Thos. . • . .• 2
Reader Will..... [)
Reader Emon • • •• 5
Reynold .. George •• 4
Richardson Wm .• "
Riehardson W m •• 2
Richardson Dlnid, 3
Richal'dsoll John.. 3
., ~ I
:1 I
9
21
lO
90
8fi
8'1
en
!) I
U3
11
:2\)
31
81
H,os" S.lIn'.:ei ••••• 9
nllilll,Jt~ {; .••••• 4
UuselJgali Francis .. 1 U
Sagon Mielmcl .,.
~e;~dl!ii~,~ CiLti L's. 2
Seil~oll \\~nl •••.•• 8
S!::lrp JU!11I •••••• 1
Si,l':! !L'IlI' ...... 4
~Iil·i~on ~,i;tthe\\' •• 1
SI,icrk JIJ~C!:I: •••• :3
S;,lpllIal: Eila •••• 1
S!il'i;.rley BollI •••• 2
Shrigley ~1111dod •• '2
SiI·,r,,, J oh·, ...... 1
Sillll'''''l1 Gco •••• 1
SilllfH~OIl \\'In .••• 1
87 I ~!I1iti, I~;'llb('t! •••. 5
0:3 ' ~!rllih hili ••••••• 4
i ~'ilil h Mary •••••• 1
30 I Smith ~hJ'islnpiler 2
30 I S,,](lt'I' (.Gorge •••• :3
S,.O\nleu Thomas. 1
Sparli .John .••.•• 3
Sprill;! Dauiel •••• 8
Spooller Jas. S •••• 8
25 Stakdey Fauny ••• 5
:3 SIal. ely i\)ary •••. 4
34 Starr Moruecai.... 4
17 Slean Jolin ...... 1
Hi Stedmall Geo 4
13' Steels Dauiel •••• 2
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7
2
6
I
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94
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152 WHITCHURCH.
en?!. ,,0.
() 10
CON.
Slc!'ls Thomas .••. :2
"0'1
J 2 , Vodden Law~e:Jee
S(("":l Thomas .••. 3 2:3 .
Steel, John .•••.• 3 2~! 4 \Vallnee William .. :):1
Steohens 'Vm...•. 2 ~g '\Y ztllace \\,iliiam .. 1 94
Stel,hen" Shadrack. 2 28 \Val,,,:r James .•.. \} 1
Stcphr:iI~ .I oshu~ ••• 1 83 '''/ :~I fllSl ':',.' ~~Ol()l}]()!l
Stephensun Johl: ..• 3 18 I, ".ra'tqn .~ ~ ':...;'-·:e 2 1'2
II
\Valrc~n D,lVid .. , . 1 8,1
:-1tel'hp;lS()[1 ~,:,
TIl'lmn'" 1
Stool\.Q \V illianl .••• .. 3l \Ya:'ilcv John .. I. :1 34
Sto\l(;~:r Abraham .. [) 1 Wac',I,.> i,el'ry .••• 4 19
II
Stc)",:f',:r Abr'm jnll'r !) '2 n' .':.f 1,,': :.1 idmcl. • a 3,1
I
8lou:fcr John, ..••. 9 I \Vat~~():; Wm. I •••• 1 82
SIU tTl Johll ..••••.
"
el Ii \r,,\ li"'2; Rich'd,scn :3 :3:1
\\' ,'.:,b Isanc ....... 1 W~
Syd,j"d-) J()~I'ldl •• ~. '2 1 :3
;';1',;,1"':" Samuel., . :2 ~O Ii "'/ ,-I;:-;Ie,' .1 hl"lham S 29
il \\' ells \','m. ...... 3 :3 I
'rU\ l,;r .faro.',::" •••• ;1 :3l We!l, Job ..•.•..• 1 7!J
Tn~ 1.-,1' .!"c"p:!. ••• , 3 :31 \VeUs .lacob•.••.• 1 'iO
Te(;r,r.J r)~rd'l~rt. .•• 2 I L 'IN dsil John., ..•.• 8 10
'l't-.,: j:~ rd j~~ i ('ll : rd .•• 70 I \\' cst Jno •.•...•• .) 301,
, ~ , P, , , j
Sitnon ..•..•. :~ G White Elollzo .... 9 l~.
I
Tennv John ....•• :~ \l'hite \\'ilIinm .••. () 1 :J.
Terry ;\:~ i)~{~:-: ..... '2 :3.2 \\'hite i\;:lIlcy ••••• 1 WI
ThulllasGeo{~( 'add2 19 White Willi~ITl .... !H
Thompson \\'illiam 1 64 \\' ideman Lndewick 8 1
Thomp,son .Ino.•. , 2 29 \ridderfi(,Jd \\'illiam 0 -2!l
Thompson TI,omas 1 fll Wi,lderfHd l~e!J.i'm 6 2~.
Thompson George 3 2J Widd;cr!1pld !lellr\,. 3 :12
Widdis Tilo's .•• : . 1 g;j
'i\I'J:c ,\;tJ'o)!l, jnnio!' :3 ,,'" \\' ill:ins Roh't. .•.. g 31
Toole Aaron, senior 3 28 WiliiamsonWIIl,jun 4 19
Tool.) l\l

W!-HTCmJRCH. ]53
CON. N0'1
CON NO.
~~ls.?!l Hob!. •••• 1 04 \Vinn·WJlli"m •••. 3 24
"hl!!s J08p.ph •••• 1 74 Wress;>ll Leo:Jurd •. 3 10
Wi!lis Isaac •••.• 1 75'
\\'il:on Samuel •••• 3 1 t I Your.g Tho's .•••• 3 16
POI'ULA'fIOX-Males-above 16, 747; Males uuder 18,714 ;
FcmaIl'B abo\'e Hi, 585; Females l",eer HJ, 534.'­
Total,25RH.
WHITBY.
"NOTE-BP mrclIs brokrn front.
co~. ]\"o.j CON. NO.
Ahhol! J03:,pl; .••. BF ::'5 P,airlwin 'rllf,S •••• 7 2
Adams J n:'cih •••.

154 \V IlITBY.
co: .. ;;0,\
CON. 1'0.
nri/!'gs Wm •••••• 8. 21 Chc'lH1J

\VHITBY, 155
(JON. NO. I
t:{J'I. xo.
Crank Jacob •• '" 7 29 Dow Wm.) jun'r ., 5 19
Crawford Caleb •• 2 2:1 I Dow Pet~r. , ••.•. 2 23
Crawford Henry •• :J 34 Drew HIram ••••• 1 14
Crooks Th08 •••.•. 4 18 Drew Joseph •••.• BF 14
Curtain Michael •• BF 11 Dryden James ..•• 7 20
Curtis 'rhos...... 1 27 Dl'lnkle Joseph ... 2 4~
Currie J Ohll •••••• 5 5 I' Dustin David.... 1 11
Currie Samuel •••. 5 2 EdmonclsEliphalet BF 13
CUller Daniel •••. 7 :31 EllioltJohn ..••.. 9 10
Haly Delluis ..•••. 1 10 Elliott Isaae ..•.. 6 17
Daly Thomas ..•. 5 7i Elsworth Philip ..• 2 24
Davidsoll Jno •••. 2 22 Elswortll Caleb .• 4 '.l t
Davis Elloch •••. 8 12: Ewings A bel. • . •• 1 16
Davenport Jas .••. 5 13 I Euxcne Richard .. 6 e
Day Joel •••.•••. BF 10 FarewellW.tJ.c2dBF .,
Dearborn Sam'J .• BF 1;3 I Farewell IS~Hlc ..• 1 0)
Dearborn Henry .. 3 11 Farewell A. :'11.,8'1' 1 4
Dearborn S •••..• 5 13 l .... r

l ~ ,.,
1,)',)
n'mTBY.
COS. :';0"
(;:\:,.:,,';f 3:, pb21l •• 3 :)2
(;ar;!'ef RIch •• " 8 10
(; i h 1:5 J () II B •• : • •• 1 2 1
,; ;btu Thos .••••• 1 It
G:030,' ,I;lfllC,; •••• 3 :2,1
(»d}~JI'J LynlJrl ••• 6 2
'.'ilcll:',s: S"lIIucl •• 1 4
Gilbert GG"rt.~'· ••• 7 21
GI~bl'rl Cl""il"l' •• 7 21
Gillivray J"!ld .••• 3 32
G l.)ster \r III • • • •• ~ I;)
Gor·.:u!J Juh,~ •.••• (j l~j
GOih.imJll~cl'l,... 11
COU~\~ (lcOl'g0 • • • • l
GoulJJosepiJ •••• 4, 5
Graballl j{"ut •••• 6 7
Gmham \'/'d •••• 6 :33
Greig AI, ::;'1' ••••• 7 7
Griffill Daniel ••••.) 3,1
Groat Fuller ••••• 7 11
Groat 0 ......... :2 l;)
Groat Ebet:czer:2d 2 16
Grc,lt Arie! •••.. , 5 17
(;roat. ~:ajJdi,~~J ••• 7 21
Gn:lt H~l)r~ •••.• 6 HI
Groat P I'esto,l • • •• 7 I D
qroat John •••.•• 5 17
Groat Je,;se ...... 5 13
Groat EI,enczer •• '2 27
Haight EI,j:th •••• I 11
Hair Artlllll' •.••.• 7 21
Halellbeck Peter •• 8 20
[Jail Enos ••••••• 2 14
Hall Will •••••••• 2 35
Hall Wm ........ BF 1
Hall Hllrace • • • •• 1 9
Hall Jabez ...... 9 16
HlIll Lewis •••••• 3 11
Hall Calvin •••••• SF 8
Hall Samuel. • • •• 2 12
CON. rw.
[Jan J:IOlCS " •••• '2 12
I] all I. a. • • • • • • •• 1 11
IJalslf.~::d Thos •••• !i 26
IJamilroll Arel.'d .. llF 27
Ilarnden Lilther, SI' 8 14
II aflldeil Lutiler, jr 9 15
l!.lrlvW J""hll I ••• 2 2:l
thrpedticil'J.. 6 10
il.l rper 'II,' a!t.~r ... :z 16
lJarllel' Wm •••.• fj 10
il:..rpol' John ••••• 7 13
tL,rpl'f Frall{'ls ••• 8 8
ILI':ioYI Wm •••• 1 27
tlarri .; Natliull ••• 7 18
1l.:.ri,Jv!Il .•••.• EF 14
lLrtriss Benry •• 1 34
aart I>d.r •• : ••• 4 17
ilaltE,1(JC:1U •••• 3 10
llarvc\- J a:lles •••• J 33
11avod' Will ••••.• S 6
lla~'\\'ood elias D. 3 32
t-iolZL'w()od Nathan:.! 14
r·LtZ.~;'!L~ { ilr:is ••
! !;l'.vde:31l'\" J alnes. 4:
flo', hel, \V m .... RF
fle:~;2.

WHITBY.
Hl1
CO:N. KO.:'
Hill Anthony ••••. 1 15
Hinkson George.. 2 8
Hillksoll Ge()rge •• BF 12
Hinkson Ransom .. 2 13
Ilickillhotlom John 3 31
Hill & Hohinson •• 2 16
CON. :r;o.
Byfield John ••••• 3 18
Hyfidd Joseph ••• 4 34
Hyland Wm ••••. 3 16
Hvland John ••••• 3 17
Hyland Peter. • • •• 4 Hi
Ilong John ............. 2 16 Irons Richard ........ 4 ~2
Hodgson Thos •••• 8 12 Irwille James •••• 2 34
Hodg3'lnJospph ... 719
Hodges Lloyd •••. BF 15
Holcomo Benj .••• 1 27
iloneprell Dan'] D 6 12
IJopl\~ns.John •••• 8 17
Hortlsillgcr Philii,.BF 34
Hood Henry .•••• 3 34
llouek Le\;is S •• 1 25
nouek Christcpher 1 29
n ouek Philip •••. 1 28
ij:ouck George. . •. 1 28
Janes Michael. ••• 9 19
J aoes Rohert •••• 7
Jamieson James •• 1
Jamieson Chas •.• 5
3Q
9
13
JeffreyGrace: ••• 1 25
,Jeffley Wm. -••••• 1 7
Jerome Asci: • • •• 7 SO
Jewell Austin •••• 2 22
Johnston Alex. • •• 2 23
II oskills Chester,. 8 18 Karr Harvev.... 5 11
Howden John .... 8 16 Karl' John.: ..... fi 11
H~oward John •••• 2 3 Kan Thomas •••• 7 r,
'rjoward Samuel .• 2 3 Karr Julins •• , ••• 7 33
flowal'd Erastus .• 2 21 Karr Asel S ••••• 7 31
Howard John •••• 2 S Karr David •••••• 7 31
iI'ickings NO

158 WHITBY·
CON. NO.
tlO!'!'. NO,
Lake Thos ...... 1 12 Marsh Henry ••••• 6 20
Lake Richard •••• 5 9 Marsh Wm •••••• 2 15
Lake Joseph ••••• 5 7 Marsh Israel ••••• 7 18
Lamb Francis •••• ::l 16 Mason Andrew ••• 5 12
Langley Geo .•••• 2 18 Mastins Jacob •••• 4 33
Lawrence \V m ••• 4 35 Martin Aaron •••• 2 19
Lawrence Andrew 1 4 Martin Alvah •••• 2 1;;
Ledson Geo ••••• 1 23 Martin Jeremiah •• 1 20
Lee George •••••• 5 8 Martin Sanford •••• 1 16
Lennard Nathan •• 4 7 Martin Thos ••••• I 20
Lenr.ard David ••• 4 7 Martin Richard ••• 8 6
Lennard Reuben •• 5 7 Martin Thos ••••• 5 lJ
Lennard Daniel •• 1 8 Martin Jacob •••• 4, 3$
Lewis Wm •••••• 9 31 Martin Richard .•• 6 24
Lewis Thos •••••• 6 9 Matimo J •••••••• 8 33
Lewis Philip •••.• 1 30 Mathison Wm •••• 7 26
Lock Alvah •••••• BF 13 I\faw Wm •••••••• 7 2a
Lock Thomas •••• BF 9 Maylon James •••• 8 9
Lock Moses ••••• BF 9 Maylon James, sen 9 8i
Losie Ahraham •• BF 26 May Isaac ••••••• 5 9
Lovejoy John •••• 3 10 Medcalf Isaac •••• 1 4
Low Geo. H •••.• 2 20 Megan Henry •••• BF 2'
Luke Thos .••••• 1 12 Megan T ..••..•. BF 14:
Luke Richard •••• 5 9 Megan Asa •••••• BF 22
Luke Joseph ••••• 5 7 Michael John •••• 5 18
Luman Daniel •••. 5 19 Miller Samuel •••• 9. 28
Lynde W. Hawkins 1 29 Miller Robert •••• BF 10
Lvnde Jabez •••.. 2 31 Miller Joseph •••• 6 4-
Lynde Carlton •••• 2 35 Mitchell John •.•• 3 4
Lynde Sylvester •• 3 30 Moffitt John ••.••• 9 11
Lynscott Elisha •• 7 15 Moffitt Joseph •••• 9 11
Monro Wm •••••• 2 16
Maltman Joseph 7 8 Moon Richard •••• S 6
Mansfield Hiram •• 7 20 Moore George •••• 4 17
Mansfield Henry •• 6 31 Moore Thos ••••• 5 18
Marsh Anna ••••• 6 19 Moore Henry •••• 6 18
:\larsh Samuel •••• 2 16 ,Moore Wm. F •••• 1 is
Marsh Robert •••• 2 17 ; Moore John ...... SF 22
Marsh John •••••• 6 20 I Moore SI~bhen ••• 2 3
.M~nJh Randal •••• 2 15 Moore Ro ert •••• 7 7

WHITBY.
11'>0
CON. NO,
Moore Daniel. • •• 3 24
Moore Oliver •••• 2 31
!VIorris Ambrose •• 2 22
Morrow Robert •• BF 2
Mortimer John ••• BF 27
Mothersell George 2 '2
Moules John ••••• 9
:lQ
Muir James •••••• 1 27
Mulloy Barr.abas •• 3 33
Murray Fleming •• 8 27
1v1uJ'Tay John •.••• 9 27
M.cAl'thur Wm ••• 2 4
Mcllrian Henry •• 5 34
1!1cBrian Edward. 5 34
OON. NO.
McTaggar~ Daniel 9 2.1
McVav Andrew •• 4' 34
N~pp Daniel N ... 7' 15
Nash Abner ••.•• BF. 26
Nesbitt James. • •• 4 16
Nicholls Barber •• 8 14
Nicholls Wm •••• 6 29
N icbolls Alex •• ;. {) 27
Norton Asa •••.•• 1 27
Ohcllmpock Peter. 1 4
Ormillster Lockhart 7
Orvis Isaac •••••• 3 . 35
Orvis Eleazer n .. 1 35
Oxley John •••••• 7 28.
~cCann Tkos. . •. 2 34
M,cCarter 'Vm ••• 2 4 II Padgett Wm ••••• BF
AtlcDonald Green .. 2 28 II Page Charles W •• 1
l\fcDon~lddeNori(Jn 1 27 \' Palmer Chas .•••• 2
McDonald Peter.. 1 27 P ardol! W m.. • • •. 3
McDonald Wm ••• 7 7, Pasco fhomas •••• 5
I}cDonald Andrew 1 11 Payne Charles •••• 31
McDougall fJugh;' 1 2 Paxton George •••
}):cDougall John .. 1 6 Paxton Wm ...... :3
McGaw Thos •••• 4, 2 . Pearson Robt ••••
McGill John ••••• 4 3 'Penrson Thos, , jU!l i
MeG ill George •• 3 7 Pearson Joseph. "." 1
McGowan Michael 8 33 . Pendergrass Pat'k .. 7
McGregor J~hn •• 1 )'1 ! Perry A. W ••••• 1
McGregor Peter •• ~ 6 Phelps L •• v'' ••• 8
McGregor John •• 2' 33 . Phillips Wm ...... 6
l\?c1ntyreJohn .... 6 24 l'hillipsJames .... 6
McIntvre Thomas. 2 6 Pickell Wm •••••• 3
McKay Mathias •• 2 32 I Picbll Wi dow ••• BF
McKenzie Kenneth 2 33 Pollard Samuel ••• 1
~cKenzie George 7 6 Post Orange ••••• 8
McLean John .... 9 25 Powell Wm ...... 1
McMullen George 6 24 Powell Wm •••••• 6
McMullen Thomas 5 24 Powers Wm ••••• 7
McNalIvPatrick .. BF 29 Priest P ......... 4
McPhe;son George 2 23 Prindle Samuel B. 8
2
25
:.!2
i7
30
o
I
11
3Q
30
18
18
H;
::10
27
26
8
9
5
23
25
19
27
20
11
28
18

160 WHITBY.
CON, NO,
Preston Uenj',l 0 .. 9 15
Quarry James •••• 1 19
nay Thomas.... 1
Ray John ..•••••• 8
Ray Amos •.•••.• 1
Ratcliffe J oha • • •• (j
Rc-od David .••..• :2
Reader Philip •••. 1
l~tad::;rJosepll •••• UP
Redmall Josl~ua •.• 3
[tester Isai;Jl ••.• ,1
~~ct;::Hick 'IV m •••• 5
Reynolds Chas •••• 5
Richardson Will .• :J
Ri-chrrrdson A. C 9
Hichmona Richard 4
}lidley John ...... 1
Hitson Johll ••••.• 1
Robinson Uellj. • •• 2
Hobinson & II ill ••. 2
flobinson John. • •• 6
Robinson Luke
Robertson Henry • 7
Uogers Joseph L .• 6
RatTers Edm'd N .• UF
Rogers Benjamin .. BF
Hogers Be/lj'n J .. UP
Ross II ugh •••..• 7
Ross J anles. . . . .. 2
Rowbotham Piercc 9
Rowse John .•••• 8
Russell Joseph J ... 4
Salter James. • . •• 7
Sargeant John •.•. I3F
Sawyer John ..... 7
Seeley Wm ..... . BF
See lev Justus A " BF
Seeley J lIstUq W •• OF
CON. !'IC!.
Shaw Wm .•••••• L '22'
Shaw James ••••• 8 l:~
Shaw .Iohn ••••.• 9 22
12 Shaw Marlin ••••. 1 8
14 Shearer \I'm.•••. 8 26
12 Shearer John •••• 9 2l
6 Sbeffidd John •••• 8 113
34 Shipman Caleb .•• 1 2l
10 Si!:uway John •.•. 8 :?~
~ 1 Singer 'Belljamin.. 8 !.l
21 51,ne Edward •••• L 1()
20 SkilJllcr Hiram. " -1 :~
8
16
15
Smith Henry P . .. 3 ~)
Smith Lawrence •• 3 2;)
Smith James' .• ~ •. !3 25,
2:3 Smith Silas .••..• B F 24"
a:3 ,Smith \Vm '" ••• BF 21
:j2 I Smith Slephctl,j'r .. BF- 21
,8 Smith Stephen .... 4 17
22 I Sm~th Abraham ••• ~I: 24'
16 Sll11th Johll ...... I3l' :24
13 Smith Daniel •••• I3F 24
Smith Edward .••. BF 20
28 Smith Widow •••• 8 10
33 II Smil!1.J aC(Jb A ••• 7 13
1:.i I Smith David •••• , :3 25
15 I Snider lIeilry C •• 7 2l
l~ \ Snider Philip •.••. 8 4
1 L i Somerville Jas. T.:2 24
10 ' Somerville Thomas;) 2~
2:3 Sorel,berger B. • •• 1 26
3:2 Sou ley George .,. ,1 28
3"1 Spragge.l. II ••.• 6 12,
, Spears Rohert ..•• 3 35
11 Spencer Clark •••• !l 13
5 Spencer Morris .•. 5 1:3
23 Squelch Wm .•... 9 S
22 Stafford David •••• :2 g;)
22 Starr Jas •••.•••. :2 22
23 Starr Jesse ..•••.. '.3 17

CON. NO.
5:arl" Hatton •••.• 6 20
Starr Jas., jun •••. 6 18
Stevens Alex'r •••. 7 30
Stevens Abraham •• 4 25
Stevens Elisha .•••• 3 17
Stevens Allan ••••. 6 3
Stevens Thomas •• 6 4
Stevens James •••• 1 2
Stevenson Thomas. 2 13
Stevenson J ohl1 ••• 3 4
~tevenson D ...... BF 18
Stevenson Noble •• 5' 33
Still Hannah ••••• 1 25
Stone Marshall B .•. 2 8
Stone Edmund •••. 1 8
S-tone Charles •••• 3 28
Storts Henry ••••• .8 22
5tory Richard •••• 2 14
Strand David •••• ;) 20
Strand John •••••• 3 !2
. ~utherland Chas •• SF 17
Swainston Henry •• 9 33
Switzer Adam •••• 9 31
Sylvesier Nehemiah 4 17
WHITBY. 161
CON. NO.
Thcmas Wm •••• 1 IS
. Thornton Robert H. 2 16
T'oofWhitcomb ••• 2 22
Town Duncan •••• 4 10
Town Robert •••. 3 19
Tracy Henry ••••• 6 ]2
Truax Benj'n •••• BF 14
Truax Harman •.• 6 3 L
Tucker Joseph ••• 7 11
Tupper James R •• 5 13
Turner Sullivan ••• 2 10
Tweedie James~ •• 3 29
Ulliott John. • • . •• 9
Ulliott Isaac ...... 6
10
17
Vanalstine Peter •• 6 27
Vanvlack John A .. 3 32
VanviveJohn ••••• 1 ~2
., Vickery Michael •• 8 9
Wade James ••••• 2 17
Walks James ...... 6 24
. Walker Chittenden. 5 12
Walker- W m. Alex. 1 2
Tanner Luke •••.• 8 33 Wait B~rrett ...... :3 2
Tanner Silas •••.• BF l WaitNorval •••••• 7 Ii
Tard"iif W m. • • •• 5 23 Wallis JOElhua •••• BF 14
Taylor Peter ••••• 3 22 Wallis John ...... 3 16
TewilJiger Chas ••• 1 6 Walton John ••••• 7 S
Tewilliger James •• 6 4 Ward Cornelius •• BF 27
Tewilliger Abraham 1 6 Warren-John B ••• 1 20
Thew George •••• B F 27 Watson John ••••• 2 3i
Till Wm ......... 1 22 Watson Silas ••••• BF 27
Tincomb M • • • • •• 1 27 Wats911 E ....... BF 25
Thatcher ~dmond. 1 2 I Watson- H ••••••• 1
Thorn Joseph •••• 5 2, Watson Wm.· •••• 6li'
Thompson Jno •••• 4 24 I Water!!" Wrri.- ...... 4
'thompson Albert. 5 35 Way Jacob ••••••• ~
"fhon~p~on Jno .••• 2 24 Way A~os. ; ••••• G
21
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2G
21
21

16:J WHITBY.
00:-1. NO,
Way William •••• 9 18
Way John ....... I3F 34
Way David ••••.• 4 24
Webster Hiram ••• 7 13
\V ebster Chester •• 7 ] 3
\Vells (~ardl1er•••• 9 20
\Vells Simon, jun'r 8 20
Wells !'IIarlin·•••. 8 23
\Vells Sirno:l ....• B 22
Welsh John ...... BF 27
Wigg Walter ••••• G 8
\Vilcoxs:lIl Hobert. I ] 1
Wilcoxson Thomas 6 12
Wilkinson Joticpll • 5 ",
Williams DaBie! •• 1 10
t
COX, X'i.
Williamson John .. 7 11
Wilson James •••• 2 34
Wilson John ••..•• 1 7
Wilsoll John •••.•• 2 8
\Vil,oll Thomas .•• 6 17
Wiisoll Christ'r .•• fiF 2
'[ Winn Jacob ...... 6 20
Winl1 Isaac ••••.• G 20
Wood Thomas •••• 5 2:;
\Vood Dalliel ••••• 5 ]5
I
\rl'j

GORE OF TOROl"i'TO. }6~
Northern Dil)isinn.
CON. N0'1 co~. :-:0.
Dixon MichaeL ••• 7 16 Irwine Wm ....•. 7 8
Dougherty Patrick. 9 11 I
Dougherty Michael 7 11 Kearnes ~1ichaeJ.. 10 ]3
Duuu .lauH's 11. .. 10 14 Kelly Edward ••.. ll J

164 GORE OF TORO~TO.
Nortltern Division.
COX. NO.
MeVean Peter ..•. 10 12
l-lc V,'an Archibald 8 6
Mc V (':1lI Alex[luder 8 7
l'tlcVeall Peter .••. 8 5
Nnlri,,] Isaac •••. 11
Natriss Thos ..•. 9
O'B,iall Denni" ... 10
O'Connell Nicholas 10
Odlam Abraham .. 8
Panman \Ym •...•• 8
Parr flenry .•••.. lO
Parr Josep'l .•.•• 10
Parsons lsadman Wm ., ••• 9
Redman Jos ...••. 9
Redmall Thos .•.• 9
Reed Nathaniel ••• 7
Ridge David •• , .10
Robinson Abel ...• 10
eON. ",n.
Ross David .•.••• 7 6
Russell Catherine.IO 15
Russell Thomas .•• 9 15
Sanderson J oho ••• 7
9 Sharp Adam .••••• 8
7 Sleightholm Wm •• HI
Sleightholm James.IO
Smith Robert •••• 8
9 Stibb:mj Thos .••• 7
17
Thnmpson Jno ••.• 9
Tra in Christopher .11
13 Usher Colonel ..•• B
~; il Wanl neorge •••• 7
II Ward George .••• 7
1~ II \~ebb Christopher. 8
81 i \\ dey John •••••• 8
7 I Wilson Robert. ••• a
7 I Woodill John ••••• 7
6 Ii W oodill Ann •.••• 7
16 II' \~ ood!1l Robert .•• 7
141 "ooddl Wm ••••• 8
: Workman Thomas. "
0
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6
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:
16
13
10
7
5
12
2
1·
6
:;
5
2
12
GORE OF TORONTO.
Southerl1 Division.
cO:"'!. N0'1 tlO~. NO.
Armstrong \Vm .• 7 :i Bell Henry ••••.• 7 1'4·
Baldwin Connell •• 7 9 Brown James .•••• 7 ~
Beare Henry •••• 7 12
Geallle W.m •••••• 7 It I, Callaghan P atrit:k .. 9 9
Bell Joseph •••••• 7 14 Campbell Jame,s •• 7 ~

GORE OF TORONTO. 165
Southem Division.
CON. NO.1! CON. :\0.
Cook Richard •••• 7 15 McDollnell Alex .• 7 11
Cook Hugh ••...• 7 11
Dark Rieltnru ..••• 8 15
Davis ~~atha"iel. .• 7 1~'
Davis Joseph •••.. 7 5
Ellerby Peter ••••• 8
.:t"r-
Gilllaghcl' Thomas 7 9
Gardham John •. " 8 10
Grcams Thos ••• " 7 15
t
H1ydon James •••. 8 9
H.arrison EU!11ond . 7 3
Jenkills Wm ••.• , 7 7
Manning Samuel •• 7 6
Middleton .I & R •• 8 :3
l'tfcDonaldsoll Wm 8
McDonnell Jo~m •• 7 13
(.
Nixon John •••.•• 7 15
Nixon Andrew •.•. ., , 15
I
il Palmer Charles .•• R
I Price James .•••.. 7
!I l' d J 5
I t..anla gc arnes .. 7
I ReidJ ames •••... 7 7
I Roughen John .••• 8 12
Seller John •••..• 8
Shaw ~amucl •••. 8 10
Shaw Allan ••.••. 8 11
Shaw Wm ••••.•• 7 ts
Stubbs Wm •••..• 7 :.!
U
Thompwn Wm .•. 7 7
Tomlinson Jas •••. 7 10
Warl'ilow Geo •.•• 7 1~
Pbl'rLATIO:\,-Males abovc 16,257; :,Iales uncle!' 16, C'413;
Females abo\ e 16, ] 94; Females under 16, '2'.!,7.­
Total. 926, ill Northert! aml Southern Dirisioils.
VILLAGE OF SPRINGFIELD,
TOWNSHIP
OF TORONTO-CREUlT POST-OF YIn:.
Andrews J ohu, carpenter 'Imair Eliza, II idow
Andrews Thos., carpent(;r BrO\\'d .Ifark, teamster
Albeson John
.
'.
I Coleman James, 5urgeol\
Barr." Josepb, carpenter I Cox Robert, farmer

l66
VILLAGE OF St>RlNGFIELD.
Carey JfJhn, brewer
Campbell D. i\I., merchant
Cameron Charles
Cunklin B.
Evans Joseph, farmer
Fitzgerald Thos., grocer
Ualbraith John, shoemaker
Gourwood Edward, tailor
Gill Thomas, tailor
Lindsav John, miller
Lallca~ter John, cooper
l~agrath Rev. Jas. Erindalp
Magrath T.\V. corn'r court
(/If requests TOl"Onto,
Erindale
Magrath Wm. gentleman,
Erinclale
Magrath Jas.,j'r, merchant
and post-master
McGill John, gentlemam
McGill Joseph, farmer
!\

ViLLAGE OF STREETSVILLE. 161
Embleton Jno.land agent&c
Freeborn Ancl'w, grocer, &c
Foster Wm. shoemaker
McCackney, tailor
McCarron Hugh, cooper
McCrarey Joseph, dyer and
cloth dresser
Glenclining John, farmer
Glendining Wm., carpenter
Glendining J as., carpenter
Graham James, carpenter
Gmis Jambs, Coopel
Howell D'I, waggon-.maker
Herron Patrick, carpenter
Hyde John, inn-keeper
Hazleton Wm., tailor
Kigville John, teamster
PaterRon W. H'v, merchaut
Patterson James, farmer
Proctor John, sawyer
Post Office, Ransom aUtl
Sheldon's
Ransom & Sheldon merch'ls
Rintoul Rev. Mr., Scotch
Church
Ryan - shoemaker
Leavens Elijah, saddler
Scarf John, tailor
Smith Sandford, cabinet.
Lewis J abez, shoemaker maker
Lindsay John
Stevens John, farmer
Street Timothy, merchant
Ma

TORO~TO.
Old Survey.
ciON. NO.
CON.' ?\O.
App!eby Rlch'd ..• S 1 11 CavanThos ••••• S 211
Ashallel' John •••• N 1 8 phislone Daniel •• S 1 1
Auslin Eb2nezer .• N 2 7 Clark John .••••• S 1 2
Austin Joh:I ...... N 2 6 Chivers Rich'd ••• S 3 33
Au~!i:l ,!"lIgas(lIs •• S 2 7 ClarksOIl Warren .. S 2 . '~9
.Atls!in James ••••:s 2 "14
1
Conklin John •••• N 2. 33
Al),tin Johll •.•... S
1, 1 Coulkm Silas, India,ll
i rese rv e. . . . . . 1 . ! 1
i1ak2r John •••.•. S 1 1/ Collum Peter •••• S l' . 1
Barber Duui

TORONTO.
16Q
Old Survey.
CON. No. CON. N6.
Forker John ••••• S 3 13 Hyett ~1ary •••••• S 3 ~9
Fortner Geo ••••. S 1 32 Hyland Peter •••• S 1 9
Gable Jacob ••••• S 1 35 Jarvis Fl'ed'k S.N&S 3 31
Gable I-fenry •• ~ .• S 3 35 J eckland Christ'r .. S 2 32
Gable Samuel. ••. S 3 35 Jefferson Chas ... S 1 9
Gage Andrew .••• S 1 7 Jennison Wm .... N 1 7
Gage Wm. M .... S 1 7 Jenkinson Wm ••. N 1 2
Galbraith John ••• N 1 16 John ston H'y .. lndian village
Gusllin John ••••• S 1 12 Johnston John •••• S 2 32
Gilson Wm •••••. S 1 12 Johnston Henry •• S 2 31
Gi,~sing A •••.••.. 2 ,39 Johnston Wm •••• N 1 9
Grafton Stewart •• S 1 8 Jones John •••• Port Credit
Granger Wm •••• N 1 5 Jones Peter .•• Indian village
Graves James •••• S 2 26 Jordan Jeremiah •• N! 5
Gordon James •••. S 2 14 Izard Rich'd ••••• S 1
Greenes S •• ' •• '. S 2 33
18
Grcenes Peter •••• S 2 34 Kelly Wm •••••• N 1 13
Hakins John •••• N 2
Kelly Julia •••••• S 2 33
8 Keyhoe Patrick ••• S 2 14
Hall Wm ••• , •.• N 2 33 King Richard •••• S 3 27
Hamilton Joseph .• N 1 9 Kirkley Jon'n •••• N 1 7
Hammond W. K .. S 2 35 Kitchey Thos •••• N 1 31
Hammond David •• S 1 35 Knox John •••••• N 1 7
Harris James •••• N 1 16
Harris Saml ••••• N 1 16 Lawrence J •••••• S 2 16
Hastings T's .. Indian village Lawrence S •••••• S 2 16
Hendershott Isaac .. S 3 26 Lee John •••• Indian village
Hendershott Ph'p .. N 2 18 Ler.mard James ••• N 1 7
Hemphill Nath')..S 2 31 Lewis Abijah •••• N 1 17
Hickey Thos ... Port Credit Little' Wm •••••• N 1 12
Higgins John •••. S 2 14 Little John •••••• N 1 12
Hill Thomas ••••• N 2 16 Logan Francis ••• N 1 9
Horning Joseph •• S 1 9 Long Wm ......... 2 28
Hnusc Samuel ••• N 1 35 Lunday Joseph ... N 1 14
Hoggard Jas ••••. N 2 ·9 .
Howell Jno •••• Port Credit ivlatthews A ••••• S 3 28
Hunt John •••••• N .L 5 Medole Wm ..... N 2 1
Q.

170 TORONTO.
Old Survey.
CON. NO. 11
CON. NO.
Merical Abra'm •• N 1 61 Orth John ••••••• N 2 1
Merigold Daniel •• S 3 28 0uthrecd Wm •••• S 2 33
Merigold Duncan .. :S 3 29111
Merigold 'rhos.••• S 3 3U I Park Robert.' •••• N 1 . 8
Merigold Amos ••• S 3 29 Parsels Davld •••• S 1 9
Miller Geo ...... N 1 16 Patch Thos ...... S 1 35
Mitchel] Jno ••••• N 1 3 Pear Jno ........ S 3 26
Moore John .... Port Credit Peters John ...... S 2 8
Morgan Jas •••••• S 2
1
29il Pillett Hugh ..... N 2 12
Morlev Wm ...... S 1 141 t'IOll.;h Thos .... N 2 I)
l\1or~i.:ner Robt ... N:! 10 Po~ley J~m~s .... S 2 6
MOslcrJohn ..... N 1
1
16i'P~.lcyRlchd .... S 2 6
Munns Geo ...... S 1 35 Polley Wm ...... S 2 9
1
McCollum L .. Indian range I Polley 'loses... Port Credit
McConnell Jno ••• N 2 19' Pollard WIll ...... S 2 29
McCartney J no ••• S 1 11 Pollard Joshua ••• S 1 30
McCartney 'rhos.• N 2 15
McDermot J as ••• N 1 9
McGee Henry •••. S 1 16
McGee Jno •••••• S 1 9
McLauchlinArch .. N 1 9
~cKinney Angus .. N 1 7
McMasterJas .... ~i 1 16
McSherry Peter •• N 1 20
Neeve Etlgar •.•
Newborn Rich'd •• S 2
NewloveJohn •••• N 1
Nixon James ••••• S 2
Raymond Walter •• S 2 12
Richardson Wm ... S 1 I)
Roe Geo ......... S 3 9
Robinett Thos ••• N 1 4
Robertson Wm ••• N 2 18
Rogers John ••••• N 1 9
ROIl'lille \Vm •••• N 1 12
Rose Philip. • • • . 4 34
Ross Alex. M •••• N 1 18
34 Rouse:\I........ 2 16
10 Rutledge Robt .... N 2 I)
13 Ryder Henry •••• S 2 34
O'C~rey Patrick •• N 1 5 SavignyJ. H.clerkcourtofre.
Ogden Samuel ••• N 1 16 questsMilbrooklateCooksville
Ogden Wm ...... S 2 8 Scott Wm ....... S 1 15
Oldfield" m ..... N 1 17 Shane Elias ..... N-l 34
OliphantJohn •••• N 2 32 Shane Wm •••••• N 1 34
Oliphant Aaron ••• S 3 37 Sharp Geo ••••••• S 3 26
Oliphant Peter ••• S 3 27 Shaver Abraham ... S 2 2:;
O'Leary Patrick .. N 1 5 Shaw Jose.p~ ..... 8 2 12

TonONTO. 171.
Old SU1·vey.
",! CO~. NO.
1 CON. NO.
ShawR .••••••. '.S 2 12 Turnbu!l John •••• S 2 35
Sheeler Daviu .... N 1 17
I Underwood Jos •• , S 1 9
Shereden Pat'k. • • 1 14
Sherwood Abel ••• S 3 29 Utter John, sen ••• S 1 5
Shunk Geo ••••.• N 2 2 Utter John, jun .... S 1 5
Shook Henry •••. S 1 34 VanvolkelJhurgh L. S 1 17
Silverthorn Aaron .. Vanvolklillburgh II N 1 16
Silverthorn Geo .• 1 1
Silverthorn Mary .. 1 3 Walker Geo ..... N 2 2
Silverthorn Jos .•• N 1 11 Walker Thos •••. N 1 9
Skfllley Wm ••••• N 2 4 Wallis W. E ..... S 2 13
Slecp John ••••••• S 1 12 Waterhouse W m •. N 1 13
Smith Patrick .••. S 2 6 Waterhouse J IJO •• N 1 14
Smith Pcter •.•••• S 2 32 Watson Westley .. S 3 It
Smith Geo •••••• S 3 29 Webster Geo .•••• N 2 2
Smith Thos •••••• S 1 34 Weaver John •••• N 2 15
Smith Geo •••••• N 1 1 Weaver Dan'I •••• N 2 15
Speck John •••••. S 2 35 Wheeler Robt •••• S 2 27
Starrett Andrew .•• S 2 3'l Whitesell Nicholas
Stafford Frcu'k ••• N 1 32 Whitncy Stephen •. S 2 26
Stafrord Enoch ••• S 1 9 Wilcox Rich'd ... N 1 3
Stevenson Edw'd •• S 1 14 \i'i!cox Allan •••. N 1 3
Stevens J. H •.••. N 1 16 Wikox Amos •••• N 2 16
Stevens Robt •••• N 1 16 \ViII Dauiel •.•••. S 2 35
Stevens Stiles, s'r .. N 1 15 Williams Joel •••• 3 32
Stevens Stiles, j'r .. N 1
15 Wilson Jno. Indian
Stevens Thos .•••. N I 16 range ••••••• 1 2
Swales Robt ••••. 8 1 9: Wilson Wm ...... S 2 5
Winters Geo ..... N 2 14
Taylor James W •• S 3 31 Wolf James ••••• N 2 22
Taylor Henry •••. N 1 6 \rott" Andrew •••• N 2 2~
·'T'eirs W. H ..... N 1 IS I Wolf John ...... N J 22
Tester Geo .••.•• :'i 1 33
Tester ,Moses .••. N 1 3:3 Young Wm. B ••• N 2 15
Thomas Peter •••. S 1 28 YOWlg James •••. N 1 ]G
Thomas John •••. S 2 29 Youllg John ••••• N 2 12
Thompson Wm .•• S 3 sa YnulIgChas ••••• N 2 11
TurlrJ Samual ••••. S 2 9 Yerl,s fsaae ...... S 2 25

]72 TORONTO.
New Survey.
C01'\. 1'\0. cox. NO.
Adair James •••.•• 4 13 Birdsell AIJthony •••• 4 II
Aikip.s Jno •••.•••• 3 11 Blackman Zellis •••• 5 7
Aikins Andrew •••. 2 8 Blakely George •••• 1 5
Aikins James •••••• 3 11 Blanchard Rouert •• 6 5
Alexander Thomaa. (j 151 Boorman -- ., •• 1 l~
Allison Alldrew •••• 3 3 Brackingreed Wm. G 14
Alillgham William •• 6 15 Crady William •••• 3 10
Anderson Thomas 3 15 Brady .-\.lexander •.• :! 1:)
Anderson Rouer! •••• a ]5 Brail~y Eliphalet •• 4 14
Armstrong George •• ~ 6 Brock Christopher . 2 :!
Armstrong George •• 3 141 Brown S. n ....... 3 G
Armstrong Jas .•••• 5 ;~ Brown Archibald •• 3 1
Armstrong Alexander 6 J 1 Brown Thomas •••. 2 G
Armstrong William. 4 1 Brown Jalnes ••••. 1 8
Arnold John •••••• 5 2 Brown William •••• 5 9
Arnott William •••• 5 14 Bryant Spencer •••• 3 12
Arnott John •••.•••• 5 14 Buck JO.''leph •.•••• 3 15
AS3inder William ••• 2 9 BurgessTllomas •••• G· 2
Atcheson John ..... 6 13 Burges,s John ...... 6 a
Bates Joseph •••.•. 4 4 I Burens J uhn •••.. 3 5"
BakerJohn .••••••• 4 13
' Burns Alexander •• 2 12
Baker Thomas •••. 4 4 Burrell Richard ••• 4 11
Baldock Walter •••• 3 6 Byrne John •••• , •• 3 14
BallardJohn •••••• 615
11
1
Bardwell Silas .••• 3 15 I Calder Lewis •••••• 3 10
Beaty John •.••.••• 1) 1') Calltlin John •••.•• G 7
Beaty Thomas •••• -1 15
1
.
1 Cantlin William •••. 6 5
lJeaker Ed ward •••• 4 10 Cameron Finlay •••• 5 10
Bell William ...... 2 11 Carberry Joh~l .... 1 1
Bell William •••••• G 1:2' Carroll \rilliam.••. 4 1
Bell Robert ••••.••. 2· J 1 Cartwright Thomas 4 3
Bell Hugh •••••••• 1 ]2 CastleI' Joseph •••• 4 7
Bell, Rev. A •••••• 5 7 CastleI' John .••.••• 3 2
Bell Joseph •••••••. 3 11 1\1 CastleI' David •••.•. 3 5
Bell Rohert. ••••••• 3 II CastleI' Hicharcl ..•. 4 5
Billbee John ...... 4 10 \1,\ Cawley Hugh ••••• 4 5
Bird Isaac •••.•••• 4 1'1 Cawley WIlliam G. 2 11
Bircl$all William •••• 4 10, Chambers nob~rt .• 5 14

TORONTO.
17S
New Survey.
COX. NO.
Chambers William. 5 15
Chambers James •• 6 14
Chambers Joseph •• 5 14
Chapman John •••• 5 7
Cheney Andrew •••• 1 14
Cheney Christophel 1 14
Chester Isaac ••••• 2 7
Chewitt Thos .•••• 4 3
Chisholm John •••• 6 10
Chisholm Alexallder 1 1~
Chisholm James •••• 2 14
Church John •••.•• 4 i4
Church Orange •••• 3 14
Clark~on Geo. • ••• 6 3
Clifton Arthur •••.• 3 1
Clifton Thomas •••• 3 2
Cole Henry ....... 6 8
Colebert Samuel •'•• 6 8
Collins Alexander •• 6 11
Comfort Wm. J •••• 4 1
Conat Roger •••••• 3 9
Coyne Edward ••.. 5 14
Cook John •••••••• 1 2
Cook Peter ....... 6 6
Cooper James ••••• 4 7
Cooper Nathaniel .• 4 7
Cooper Robert •••• 3 4
Cooper George •••• 3 3
Crawford Michael •• 4 9
Crawford William •• 4 9
Crawford James .... 3 11
Creaton James, sen'r 2 12
Creaton James,jun'r 2 12
Cummins James •••• 1 11
. Curran Dennis •••• 4 a
Curry James •••••• 4 5
CutcheonJames •••• 3 2
Dain P .... 1, ••••• 4 7
co:.'. )(0.
Dain Jas .•••••••• 2 7
Davis John •••••••• 4. 14
Davis Edward ••••• 3 IS
Devlin William •••• 1) ~
Devine John •••••• 5 1
Devol Thomas .•••• 4. 6
Dobson Francis •••• 4 B
Donoughuo Matthew 1 4.
Douglass Daniel •••• 5 5
Douglass James •••• 6 4-
Douglass Peter •••• 6 4.
Douglass Wm ••••• 5 4
Dougl,erty Anthony 3 7
Dong-herty Daniel 3 7
Dougherty Charles 2 4.
Dougherty Bernard 2 4
Dowson Richard ••• 3 5
Drysdale David •••• 6 2
Dundas John •••••• 1 :3
Dwver William •••• 5 1
Dy~on J. A ....... 3 14
Enton Noah •••••• 5 9
Eliingham William. 6 15
EIIiso;] Andrew •••• 3 G
Elliott Adam •••••• 1 4.
Elliott James •••••• 1 11
Elliott William •••• 2 13
Elliott Johnston •••• 5 1
Elliott Michael •••• 3 4
Ellsworth Edward • 4 4
Evans Joseph ••••• 4. "
Falkner James •••• 3 5
FarewellJ oseph •••• 4 6
Farnsworth E ...... 4 3
Fleming John •••••• 4 15
Ford George •••••• 1 ~

174 TORONTO.
New SUTl'!'y.
CON. N0'1
GON. N
Foster Christopher. 4 3 lIawliius J ........ 6
Foster James .•••• 3 G Hawki

TORONTO. 17:>
NfW Survey.
COX. NO.
cox. :'\0.
Kerney Francis •.•• 4 9 M attlie '.1 s K .•••.. , 3 15
Kerr Thomas •••• 4 4 Mason HlIgh ••..• 4
Max\rell \\' ilJiam •• 1
,iLLS \',(;11 Rubert. ... 4
J.\Lll~hcr Thomas .. :.:
Key Joseph ••••.• 1 5
Killg Charles •••.•• cl 10
Kirkpatrick Geo •••• 4 1
Knox L ......... :. 4 14
LamereuxAlexander a
Larry James : ...••• 1
Law·\Vm .......... 3
Ledlow j',latthE'\\' ... 4
Lemon Ckuks ..•. 1
Lennox John ..•••• 4
Lesslie \Yilliam. • •. 3
Lesslie William •••• :>
Lesslie William, sen. :>
Lesslie Joha •••.. :>
Little Wm •••••••• 5
Longworth Robert .. 4
Looney Hugh '" ••. 4
Loornes Levi ..•••. 5
Loughen William .. a
Lougheell WCSlly ... 1
Louglwcd James ... 1
Loughlin John •.•. 2
Loughlin Francis .. 3
Lowden 'rhos ..•••• 4
LowdenWilliam .••. 3
Lundy Hugh ..•••.
Lundy William •••. I
Lundy John.. • • • .• 1
Lundy Francis ••••. 1
Lyle Wm ••••••••• 3
Madill Thomas •••. 1
Madill David •••••• 1
Martial Robert. • 5
, ~Iatthews Henry •••• 6
Miles Andrew ••••• 2
Miller Guo ••••••• .' a
5 lIJiles James ••••.• 2
4 Miles Samuel •••. 6
15 ,!\Ji!es Julia •••••.• fl
8 I MilloI'lL ........ :3
11 I M~ffilt Wm . .' •. .' •.• :::
2 I MOl'ger ~;)IIJUnlin ., 3
14 i MOlJIgomery Thomas 2
13 i MOlltgomery Thomas:>
1:2 IMolloy \V m .•••..• 3
11 Moore Rubert •.... '4
11 i Moore James .•... ""
5 I Moore Samuel ••••• [)
3 1M oore Charles • • •. 1
10
1 \ Morrison Martin ••.• 4
3 Morrison James ..•• 1
7 1 Morrison Daniel. ••. 3
7 Mulver William .••. 5
15 l\Iurr:J.Y Juhn •...•. [)
1:> Murr~y John •••••• ·1
1:2
5
3
9
McBride James .••. :3
1\] cBricle Ann •.•. 3
McBride James •.•. 2
9 i\lcBnde Joseph •••• 3
{) McCarron A •••••.• 5
13 McCarter Robert .. '2
McCarter DiWl •••• 1
9 i\lcClellnan Astor .• 3
9 l\fcClennan Samuel 1·
12 McCort John ••••• 3
2 McCracken Jacob •• 6
4
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8
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TORONTO.
New Survey.
CON. NO.
McCrary Joseph •••• 4,
l\1cCrew John ••••• 2
McClure :\-Iarv ...• 4
McCllIre J em·es .•.. ·1
l\lcUon~11 Hugh .••• 4,
McDonell \{ .•.•... G
j\lcKeiv I James ..•• 5
l\1cGuir~ Bernard •• 5
Mc;l;uire John •••• 5
McKay J alll.s •••• 5
McKenzie D ,ncall • 4
McKinnon Neil .••• 6
McLean John ••••. 6
McLeod Alldrew .•• a
iHci\lichaeIVaniel.. :3
;\lcNall EL()~ •••••• fi
!\lcQrl3de Robert •.. 1
Neeland William ••• 3
Neelomd .John •••.•• 1
Neeland David ••••• 2
Neelancl Johll .•••.• 1
Neelrrnd Daniel. ••• 1
Neeland Andrew ••• 1
Neil ,\ndrew ..••••• 3
Nelson Hugh •••.•• :3
N es;,itt Thomas •••• 1
Nesbitt JO!l" .•••••• 1
Nixo:l Alex'f ••.••• 3
Norton Eli ..•••••• 3
O'Hara Mary .•...• 2
O'Hara I.Ie:"ry ••••• 6
Oliphant J'liln •••••• 2
Oliphant W m •••••• 2
Oliver John •••••••• 2
Oliver Will •••••••• 2
Oliver \Vm •••••••• 1
4,
7
1:3
CO:'. NO.
Orr Williall1 ..•.••• 6 9
Orts Abraham ••••• 5 1
O'Riley Edward •••• 6 6
12,
3 Patterson Joseph ••• 6
5 Patterson Hellrv .••• 4
14 Patch [{ohert.: •••• a
8 Patch JilL" •••• , ••• 2
8 Paisle'l TllOmas •••• 1
5
4
1
'11
15
Pallist~r John ...... 4
Pearson Henrv ..•.• :2
Phillips Thomas R •• 6
Piper (;eurge•.•••• 1
Pompfl'ey Cha's •••• 3
15 Priee S,llllueisen' .... 2
7 Price John •.••.••• 4
12 Price Jall1es .•••••• 4
Price Samuel jun'r •• 2
11 Pointer Richard •••• 3
5 Pool Daniel. •.•.•• 6
1:3
12-:_
7
12
10
6
10
14
14
5
15
1
2
3
2
14
11
15 Reed \\' m .•••••••• 3 12
15 Reeves Wm. 13 ..... 1 8
15 Richabee Joseph ••• 6 4
14 I Rice Alphert ....... 5 2
:2 I Roberts Ch:lI'lcs •••• :> 5
4\, Ruhertson \Vm ••••• 2 13
4 ; Rooertson James ••• 6 4
10' Robertson James ••• 6 9
15 Rooertson Wm ..... 1 12
floss Alexander •••• fj It
3 Ross David ........ 1 I
3 Ruwe Christopher •• 4 7
4 Rowe Hamilton •••• 4 7
:3 Rowe John ........ 4 8
4 Rutledge Wm •••••• 5 8
3 Rutledge John ••••• 5 11
9 Rutledge Henry •••• I) I)

TORONTO.
177
, cox. NO I eo]\'.
Rutledgc ChI istophcl' 5 8 Stewart I3enj. . ••• 3
Uutledge '" illiarn .•• 5 9 Stull W tlliam ••••• 6
Rutledge Henry •••. 5 9 Stoddart John •••• 5
Rutledge John ..... 1 13 Stoker Jno ........ 6
Sanbul'll ;\;, •.•..••. 4 13 Sweet l\loses •.•••• 6
Seatoll JotlutIJan •..• ~ 3 Sweet Joseph •••. 6
Scell' John .••.•••• 4 4 Sweet Wait •••••• 6
Shel'l Jaeou •.•••••. fJ 3 Switzer John •••.• 6
Shell Hellr\' •• ,' ..•• 5 :3 Switzer Joseph •.•• 5
Shell Abral;mn ••••. 5 4 Switzer William .••. 6
Shell Helll''' ••••.•• 4
2 Switzer Samuel •.•. ii
Shell Solo~on .••••• a 2 Switzer Martin •••• 5
Shell Daniel ••••••• 4 2 Switzer W estl), ••.. 6
Shaw Fleming •••.•• 6 5
Shipley Wm •••••.• 1 1 Taylor John •••.. 2
Sbaughnessy Thos • 2
S\1letzer Paul •••• 6
7 II' Teasdale Peter •••• 4
14 Thome Ez8kiel •••. 4
Sibbald John •••.•• 3 1, Thorne Oliver •.•. 4
SiiJb,lld Thomas •••• 3 111 Thompsoa Michael 3
Smith William •••• 3 12 Thompson Joseph .. 3
Smith Thomas •••• 3 4 Thompson EdwardW 5
Smith David ••.••• .4 4 Tilt John •.•.•••. 1
Smith John •••.•• 4 2 Tindale J vIm •••• G
Smith Archibald •••• 5 1a Tobin John .••.•••. (j
Smith C ...••••••• 4 q Todd William ••.. 2
Smith Thomas •.•• 1 Ii Todd Oliver .••.. " 1
Somerset John •••. 6 5 Todd John •••...•• I
Sparlin George •••• 6 7 Turle) Theodore ••.. :3
Sparlin John •••.•• 6 7
Sparks Kobert •••• 5 5" adier Charles •.•. :3
Spottom William •••• 1 1
Stcyenson Johll .... 5 3 \Vait I~aac ..•.•...
Stevenson John •••. 2 8 \V ait l\latthew ••.. 3
Steen Ephraim •••• 3 7 \V allier Thomas .••. 5
S~een William •••. 3 7 Wallis James •....• ~
Steen Nilthan'!. •••. 3 7 Walson William., •. 5
Stewart Jamos •••. 3 14 "'atts Davro •••..• G
St!;:\\'art\Yilliam, •••. 3 13 Watson William ••• , 5
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13
9
13
12
7
7
7
10
10
10
D
11
11
4
15
8
8
9
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14
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14
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1713 'fORO:-lTO.
New Survey.
CO:\'. NO.
Warner Michael •.•. 5
Wardell \V illiam •••. 6
Weir Joseph •••.• 3
WhallevWilliam •••• 5
\Vl:ite James •••..• 4
White Alexander .• 5
Wbite Jno .•••..••• 6
White Jno .•.••.••• '1
Whitefield Isaac .••• 1
Whitesell Wdliam •• 4
Whitehead Thomas:2
Wiggins Samuel •••• 1
Wil~on Isaac ••••.• 4
CON. No.
1:1 Wilson Robert •••• 6 13
Wiley Wiliiam •••• 1 11
11 ,','ile\' Isaac •••••• 6 9
Ir, Will; :1('nrv•••••••• 3 15
3 \Virn;lIl :'IJ~ry Ann .• 3 n.
2 I.V ilourn Anthony •• 4 9
i Wil.cale \Villiam •• 2 2
3 Williamson Matthew 3 15
lJ \V o.odell ,Amos •••• 6 5
4 I WrIght Gt;orge •••• 1 1
12\1 \;Yright Charles ..•• 1 2
8 W riooilt Thomas •••• 1 3
1411 Wrjggles\~orth John 4 5
POPULATION-M ales above 16, 1345; Males under 16,1209;
Females, above 16, I 073; Females under 16,1179.--'
Total,18U6.
(oj'
noyer ·Charles
Boyer George
Bowden Jame,;
TINY & TAY.
1 Friehe1to Etienne
I Gordon George
Bannister David I
Burnie James I, Beneaul! D. C
Cowan William III Ingnll Lieut
Crawfurd fills , J etrery Stephen
CumlJlings Lcwis 'i Jeff Robert
Cheneault 0 [' JuiJnsonL,lwl";I'("c,
Dllsnny Aimabl3 i Keating JnPles
Deville John
II Kennedy EdwUld
Dusome Francis I
LoRonde Charle~
Fortin [lenry Lanngan Thomas
/1
Faighall William I Laralilie J. A
Lemay J. B
L~ldlow George
l\1itchell Andrew
,\lcDonald Edw'q
:HcDonald Mich'l
i'lh:I('ay Israel
Mundav Asher
i\1obcriy Captain
O'Donovan Sam'l
Quigll'Y James
Quicrley Charles
'" .
Ric.hardso~ Sam':.
Rawson S

Smith John
Smith Thomaq
Solomon William
Simpson William
Varnic James
Wallace Robert
\.Vheeler James
Wilson William
Twenty Acre Lots.
Brodia Antoine
BouchieI' J. B
Chevritte L
Farling James
Freismith Joseph
TINY & TAY. 170
Langlade Charles I Crotean J. B
Letarra Joseph Cummings Lieut
Lorette Pierre
Daniel Mary
Mitchell George
Farlil'g James
Passeur Charles Gordon George
Precour Augustus
Pombert Seril Burd J. C
Han:ilton J. M
Recollee Joseph
Rawson Thomas Jeffery Stephen
Roy Joseph
Sicard Francis
Sorette Pierre
Topier Widow
Town Lots.
King:\.
Kevolte D
Labatte L. G
Lacroix John
Leduc Thomas
I Legris Baptist
Gerro Pierre Armour James I Modeste Henry
Lavallee Denis
Beman Eli
Bell W. C
[.'JeSie Joseph
Revolte D
Larammee J. A I Vassieur Andre1\'
Lacroix John I Corbine Lewis II
Lafremiere A Columbus Louis 'Warren James
POPULATION.-Males above 16,186;
196; Females 383; Total765 .
Males UDder lCJ,
CON. NO.
'Bergin Michael •••• 1 19
Berry Thomas ••••• 11 19
Boyle Wm ........ 1 24
Brown John. • • • • •• 1 20
Brown Jonas •••••• 10 18
Bruce Agnes...... 1 31
VESPRA.
CON. NO.
Call John •••••••• 1 21
Carney Rich'd •••• 11 15
Carney Thomas • •• 9 20
Carson Wm ••••••• 6 17
Carson Thos. • • • •• 1. 32
Carson Aaroll • • • •• 1 40

[80 VESPRA.
CON. :'\0.
eolins Chas •.. Kempenfelt
Cockburn Jos ...... 1 40
Colston James .•.•. 11 16
Creson John •••••• 10 20
Cullen Samuel •.•. , 6 15
Cullen J .......... 9 20
Daly Wm ..•...•. 7
Darking 'Ym ..•••. 1
Devingham Chas .•• 1
Di'ury~EdlnUnd ........ 2
I/t~)Jl;John ..•.•••• 4
Dunn John .•..•••. 5
Dunn Patrick ..... 1
FIe-tcher Silas ...... ~
Fosler Thomas •.•. 1U
Fullerton John ••... 1
Gale Richard •.••• 2
Garbutt Joseph •••. 1
Bart Isaac. . • • • • •• 1
IT art George .••.•• 4
Henoerson Hugh •.• 2
Johns John ••••••. 1
Johnston James. . •• 1
Johnston Wm •.•••• 1
Keely Dennis ••••• 2
Kelly John ••••••• 7
Kemp Jamcs .•..•• 11
Kenny lIiJes........... 7
Lane Jonathan ..... 1
Lawrence John •• " 1
Lo

TOWN OF BARRIE.
18'1
Beyington Lucius
Bingham James
Campbell Dougald
Campbell James
Carney Richard
Cobb Richard
Cunuingham c::
Duggan Jane
Edgar David
Graham Andrew
\
Hewson Francis Nesbitt Wm
Martin Franis Perry John
Meighan Francis Ross D. S
Meldrum Thrirt Ross Robert
Molloy Richard Sanford S. M
Morrison James Smith Thomas'
McCauslanu John Stokes Georga
11 McCausland Da'd II Strong Wm
McDonald John
i
Walker Alexander
YORK.
Yonge St. Road, from tlle Toll Gate to Montgomery's
Amos Smith
;Brewer Richard
Burn William
Burn Thomas
Bishop John, senior
Bloor Joseph .
Barry James
Brown Thomas
Campbell John
Cameron Colonel
Cayley William
Cummins William
Copeland William,. & SO\1S
'Duncan A.
Fugard Thomas
Fisher Jacob
French Willi;tm
n
Tavern.
French John
Freuell Joseph
Glass Daniel
Glass Smith
Graham J )hn
Greenwood John
, Hutchinson Mary
Howanl James S.
Hortle R. C.
Jarvis W. B., Shl'riffH. D.
Long David·
,Lusty J useph
,[brewers .l\lill~ a!1d Davis
Moore Charles
'.
II
Pri e Jo"eph
II P enS"ll Joseph
I Petlitt John

162
Pettit \VilJiam
Rochford W. C.
StorrWilli am
Shepherd Matthew
Severin John
Smith Robert
Thompson Charles
Townly James
YORK.
Townly William
Woods Arthur
Whitmore M.
Whitemeal Joseph
Walmsley John
Walker Walter
I Wallis James
Weatherall
WicksOll James sen'r
\VicksOll James jun'r
W olstencroft
Yonge Strept R07d, commencing near Montgomery'$ Tao
lJern, to thf' end of the Township-1st Concession easf
and west, on Yonge street.
CON. xo. I
CON. NO,
Anderson John ..• " I 8 Fosmire Henry ••••• 1 8
Bell James .••••••• 1 191
Bond Genrgc .••••• 1 5 Graham And'w .•••• 1
Brooks T. H. .•••••• 1 8 Gibson David ••••• 1
ClIlI C. & J .•..... 1
Comer Jacob ..••• " 1
Comer John .•••••• 1
Comer Dlniel ...... 1
Comer David •.•••• 1
Cheppill Joseph •••• 1
Charles John •••••• 1
Davis J amp~. • •••• 1
Daly Michi,el •••••• 1
Dixon John •••••••• 1
Dobson John .•••••• 1
Eva;;s Wm ......... 1
ErWIn Robert .••••• 1
Easton J useph ••••• 1
Finch John •••••••• 1
Farrigan Daniel •••• 1
Gr;ty Willilllll ...... 1
13 GootlenWilliam •••• 1
19 Grallt 0 ........... 1
21 Girdlestone G. W •• 1
~3 Graham David ••••• 1
2:3
:3 Hogg James .•••••• 1
20 Hogg John •••••••• 1
Hogg Rob't. ••••••• 1
20 I Harrison Joseph •••• 1
8 Humberstone Tho's. 1
11 1\ Hamilton Wm ••••• 1
8 Hill William .•••••• 1
. Ho\)per Thomas •••• 1
14 [-lackshaw Cornelius 1
18
7 Johnston Abr'm •••• I
J ackes Franklin •••• 1
21 Johnston Rich'd •••• 1
I) Johnston Joseph •••• 1
14
18
11
11
23
21)
5
A
11
8
15
11
11
5
21
21
19
3
5
11

YORK. 183
CON. NO,
Kendrick \Vm ••••• Robinson Dr .•••••• 1
Kidd 1\11'8 ••••••••• I 10 Reeve \Vm •••••••• 1
Robinson James •••• I
Lawrence Peter •••• 1 6 \ Rllggles 1\1 rs ....... 1
Laogum Wdl'm •••• I, I Howcll George ..... 1
CON. NO.
1::1
19
25
2
3
Montgomery J. .... I 1 Shepherd Thomas •• 1
Mercer Thomas •• " 1 In Stillson John ....... 1
1\] iller William •••• 1 15 Skinller Joseph ..... 1
Marsh William ..... 1 11 Sllidcr Jacob .•••.•• 1
McBride i\f rs •••••• 1 16 Snicler William ..... 1
~t;Bride Dallicl .• : . 1 17 Silidcr Martin •••••• 1
McBride David .••• 1 17 Shaw Mr", •••••••• 1
Mosher James, ••••• 1 19 'rook William .••••• 1
1\1osll('r Johll ....... 1 20 Vallostrand John ••• 1
McCague Dr ...... 1 23 VUliostrand C •••..• 1
McCague DUllcan •• I 8
McFatter Neil ••••• 1 24 \V allier !lohert.•••. 1
:Murray Capt .•••••• 1 41 Weed TCI tullus .• :. 1
M itchelJ J 01,0 •••••• 1 7 \V right Archibald .•• 1
Mitchell Jospph •••• 1 8 \-\' alson James ••••• 1
~c Dougall Daniel \Vatson John ...... 1
~ ightill/!ule J •••••• 1 5 \'; a,.'8 John. " •••••• 1
Nicholl Mrs ••••••• 1 6111
\\ nght David .• , ••• 1
Pearse E .......... 1 lfi I Young W B •••.••• 1
15
14
8
1
3
6
7
2
13
13
15
16
24
2!'>
8
2
4
21
East of Yonge Street.
CON. NO. 1\
CON'.
A,lder Robl •••.••• 3
Armstrong Jas •••. " 4
91 BrocI, Francis •••.•• 3
25 (I r:rock JIll rs ......... 3
Anderson ThJS Brock Edward •••• 3
'\ Brock Alex'r •••••• 3
B,urker I\Jar\, •••••• 4 5' Brown John •••••• 4
GcarJ Alex'r •••••• 4 IS BrunneJl John •••.• 4
Uishop Wm ....... 3 10 Burke Thos ••••.•• 2
B .. ice Abraham ..... 4 4
Bole Jas ........... 3 9 Cunningham George. 3
Bond [{obI •••••.••. 2 11 Cunnil'ghamJas •••• .8
Hynek Rob! •••••••• 3 17 Cunningham Joho •• 3
NO.
19
18
17
17
21
15
:3
Hi
15
15

184 YORK.
CON. NO.
CON. l'fO.
Curry Samuel •••• 3 21 Hunter John •••••• :3 24
Deceive Alex'r .••• a 21 Johnston Thomas •• 3 24
DixonJohn •••••••• 2 25 Johnsto:J James •••• 3 22
Duncan James Johnston (]enry•••• 3 23
Duncan William •••• 3 25 J (lhllstoll J ohl1 •••••. 3 20
Jones Roht •••••••• 2 5
Earles Henry •••••• 4 21 Jordan John ••••••• 4 Yl
Edmonds William •• 4 22
Elliott James •••••• 3 12 Laird Hugh ....... 2 7
Erwin David •••••• 3 20 Lamphire George •• 4 7
Erwiu James •••••• :3 20 Lam[)hirt} E. ..... 4 7
Lee Francis ••••••• 2 16'
Finch Samuel .•.••• 2 18 Longest James •••• 3 "t
Fitzpatrick •••••••• 4 5 Long James ••••••. 4 19
Foot Abraham ••••• :! 21 Long \rm.••••••• 4 20
Low James •••.••• 2 1:3
Goodwin JaB ...... 2 19 Llldlow E .•••••••• 4 11
Gordon Matthew ••• 2 18 LUllt Charles ••••.• 4 23;
Graham William .•• 3 19
Gray John .••••••. 3 9 ;\laybee John •••••• 3 20
Gregrory Rich'd •••• 3 18 :\I,ddldon Robert •• 2 21
\1 dler James •••••• 2 16
1
Hale •••.••••••••. 3 15 :Hiller Jacol> ••••.•• 2 16
Harris Joshua •••••• 2 11 \Jilile A ..•••••.•. 2 7,
Harris John ......., :2 11 '.lltchelJ JallleS •••• 2 23,
H arl'ison ~Tm • ••••• 2 13 :\J (lsl,('1' Daniel. •••• 2 12
Harvf))' Jumes .••.• 2 12 :\loslwl' George .••• :3 14
Head .Tohn........ 3 17 :'!lIlholland John •.• 4 16
Health Wmjunr •••• a 9 \[ ldholla'ld William. 3 16
Health WI1I .••••.•. 2 10 "Iulhollalld D.
.,
." ... u
Heron \\rm •••.•••• 4 2 "Iurrav James ••••• 2 17
Heron Rich'd ••••.• 4 5 ,\1 \'C 1'8' .r oh:1 ••••••• 4 21
Hopper Jolin •••.•• 3 23 ,\];, Cride James •••• 2 17
Horn Joshua .••••• 4 4 ~lcCormack Tholl1r.s 2 l~
Howell Henry ••••• 4 4 i\lcCorm:lck John .. 2 11
Honghy James .•••• :3 14 '1cCol'lnack Alex .•• 2 1
Humphrey Smith ••• a 7 ,\Ic(;ivin Ezekiel. •• 4 6
Humphrey Henry ••• 3 7 ,\}cGivin Charles ••• 4 6
Huff Erastus •••••• 3 21 ;\fcGuire Ezekiel ••• 4 6
16

YORK. 185
CO~. NO.
McTagart Malcolm. 3 2U
McIllglis James •••• 4 2::1
Papst Henry ••••••• 2
Papst Jamas •••.••• 2
Parker John ••••••• 3
Perkins Patrick •••• 4
Poole William ••••• 3
Purdy William ••••• 3
CON NO.
Stevens Joshua •••• 2 U
Thompson William. 3 12
Thompson Charles ••
2 Thornton Lawrence 4
2 Turner Thomas .••• 4 " 3
15 Valliers Angus ••••• 2 8
3 Vetch Thomas .•••• 1 8
2a Vaightenburgh Wm. 4 8
211 Villcent i\lichael ••• 4 21
Riley John •••••••• 4
Riley Thomas. • • •• 4
Rochford William C. 2
Rogers David ••••• 2
Ross Alexander •••• 2
Sanderson Samuel .• 2
Sanburn Juhn •••••• 2
SCI'ace Henry ••••. 4
Shepperd James ••• 3
Sherewood Christ'r. 3
Sigsworth William •• 2
Silvester William •• 3
Smith William ••••• 2
Smith Joshua •••.•• 4
Staples John D .• ,. 2
13 Walker William •••• 1
1;{ Walker Jo"eph •••• 1
]U Warbrick James •••• 4
22 Wade William ..... 4
5 Whitiug Juhn •••••• 3
Whiting Jacob ••••• 3
23 Williams Hunter •• 3
20 Williams Christ'I" •• 4
17 Wils'lll Isaac ...... 3
21 Wilson Richard •••• 2
2:3 Wilson John 4th ••• 1
24. Whitney Peter ••••• 2
91 Whitney Thomas •• 2
121 Wright Archibald •• 2
2°11 23 Yerms William ••• , S
West of Yonge Street.
8
8
4
24
21
20
29
9
10
13
a
8
8
12
20
Alderson Anam •••• 5
Allen Robert ••••.. 5
Anson Jonathan •••. 3
Armour John •.•••• 1
Armstrong Saml •••• 2
AtkinsonHeorge •••• 5
Atkinson James •••• 6
Baker Enoch •••.• 3
Bales John. • • • • • •• 1
BeHas William •••• 5
131 B~ntfordEd.ward •••• 2
5 Bud FranCIS •••••• 5
3 Bird John ........ 4
III Boakes John ...... 4
9 ' Boakes Edward •••• 3
10 Boot John ........ 4
18 Bowes William •••• 2
1 Bright William •••• 0
13 Briglaud James •••• 3
14 Brierly Priscilla •••• 6
6 Brock Jno •••••••• 3
H
20
l~
9
14
20
9
10
I)
2.4
211

166 YORK.
CON. NO.
CO:'i. NO.
Brumshall Robt •••. 5 6 Dollory Charles •••• 3 2
Brundage Stephen •• 6 24 DUIlCUIl William •.• 3 12
Bull Edward •••••• 4 7 DUllcail Mrs .••••.• 5 19
null Thomns •••••• 4 12 DUllcao Jan:t'S •••• 5 18
nutle!" Martin •••••• () 21 DUilCUll John •••••• 6 23
Bynton \\ illiam •••• 3 24
Bynton J no .••••••• 4 22 Ellis Lnarus .••. _ 6
Cake Andrew ••••. G
Campbell John .••• 4
Carci W Godberry •••• 5
Carruthers J

YORK.
lSi
CON. NO.
CON. NO.
Hurd:Uul'k •••••••• 3 14 l\lcKellzie A ....... 4 9
Hugill Abraham •••• 3 ] 1 l\1 c Lean Laughlin .• 4 J I
Hugill JOlla ••••••• 2 15 l\1 cfll ullen J as. • ••. 2 !j
Ilumberstone Thos .• 1 24
llylldJohn •••.•.•• 1 24 Needham Isaac .•••. :3 3
Jackson William •• 4
James William •••• 2
James John ••••••. 2
James Robert .•••• 2
Johnston Thomas •• 3
Juneson W iJii::1lJ ••. ;2
Kerr James •••.•••. 4
Kethcill't Al'lhur •.•. 2
Kiser Jacob •••••• 5
KiseI'Johll •••.•••• 5
Kurls Pder •••.•••. ~
Kurts l\lichi.1cl. .... ;)
Kurl~ Jacob ....•• 2
LAc·kie Thomas •••• 1
Lackie Robert •••• 1
Le\'cr James •••... 5
Lilly Ueorge ..••.• /)
LOl{gstalr 'j'hos ..... 5
,\lndill Benjamin •••. 5
i\! II \ bee Daniel .... 7
I\liil(,l' Anrlrew .... 3
Monro ~'I.mllcl .... :3
MOil: II Pdcl' ...... 3
Moore William ... , 2
l\'IorganLconard •••• 1
;\Iulhollanrl Mrs .••. 2
McCann Wil~on •••. 4
McDonell John •••. 4
McGee William .••. :3
McGuire James •••• 5
McGlashen A. ,., . 1
13 Parsons Jacoh, s'r •• '7
23 ParBoils J aeob, j'r •. 'i
2:3 Percv Will •••••••• 2
:::3 Pcn'v Gilbert •••••• 2
22 Perc·yJo!tn •••.•••. 2
20 Ii Phi!ii)s hcl.L ..... 6
II P ~ckel'ing RiclJard •• 1
91 Pitt Josllua •••.•••. 2
17 I Porritt John •••...• 5
~!j POlter John ••••••• 5
2:31 Potter Wm •••••••. 2
1'"
19 i Huekett \\'m •••... 2
;w I Head Samuel .•.•••. 4
Head Wm ........ 4
10 ~!so:' /'c:"1' ••••.•• 4
9 I RISPIIl James .... " 2
1:2 i!\Hou!c John •.•.•.•. 5
24 i{o>'s Jalll"'8 •.•.... 2
7 Russell Isaac ..•.•. 3
7 Sanders Ar~drew ... 3
22 Shaw Mrs •••.•••. 2
25 Shepard Joseph ••.. 1
:25 Shepard Thomas ..•. 2
25 Shepard Jacob •••. !.l
4 Smith I1obcrt .••••. 3
24 SI!lilh Richard. sen. S
7 ~llIilh Hichal'd, jUll. 3
7 Sllider Samuel •.•.. 5
G :3 rider John ....... 4
13 Sllidel' H~i1ry ••.•.• 4
f) ; "I idl'r Thomas •••. '2
10 ,ISHidcr Jacob •••.••
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16
21
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186 YORK.
CON. NO.,
5tewmt James ••••• :! 1:3
Stinson Augustus ••• :2 14
Stinson Rubert •••• 2 12
Stonehouse Ruuert. 4 14:
Stollg Daniel •••••• 4. ~ I I
Stong Geo •••••.•. 4 211
TayI.H Matthew .••• 5 16
Thompson Francis. 2 fJ
Thompson Thomas. 2 5
Tiers Dalliel •••••• 3 2
Tiers Joseph ...... 3
Troyer Jacob .••••• :.!
Trudger Robert. ••• 2
Uptegrove James .• 6
VanwaggollPr J •.•• 2
W dlker Michael. ••• 5
Walker Robert •••• 2
WallIs Alexander ... 3
IV alsh II l'llry ...... 5
Wabh Abral;alll .••• 5
Ward lew Peter •••• 4
\Vi:!"U!! \Vm ....... 2
\\laugh John ••••.• 4
\Vheelwright JolIlI •• 5
Whitesides Jas •••• 4
\Vil"s Wm •••••••• 4
Wilson -- ..... 2
Wilson G. W ...... 5
Wilsoll Rev. James ~
Wood Chas .••••••• 2
Wri

YORK.
IS9
.()~ CON. NO.
Jphns(l)n Ceo ••••• 3 29
Jackson Henry •• Dulldas.st
l{itson Wm ...... Dulldas.s!
COli". NO.
Smith T., Silncoe
Chase Tavern.
Scarlet Joh:LSimcoe
Gra,,~c, Humber.
McLean Jas. mouth of the Stamford \\' Ill. near Peacock.
Humber
Surr Wil!iam •••.•• 3 31
l'tIills Wm •••••••. 3 31
M.oore Charles •••. 3 i 6 Ti nslev John •••••• :3 31
Mahaffey Robt. •••• 3 34 Tibbitis John C ..... 3
Todd William ••••• 3
37
35
F.hillilJS Henry •.•• 3 32
~1ayter John ••••• 2 2 ~'·ells (olo11el-Davcllport
Wells @eorge-Davenport.
Rothera 'rhos.•••• Peacock I'll \\' il~on .,II ugh ••••• :3
l!;! Dundas.st While (,eorge ••.•. 3
fi
35
Robson Ed w .... Dundas.sl Wood \V illiam ••••• 3 3~
Creighton James
DeGrassi Philip
I).~lIamorc Will
Davis J ames [ncr
F,ustwood &; Skin.
G..eorO'e William
q.'1I1;~av John
Hayes lohn
IJY/l~s Frederick
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CONSTABLES FOR THE nOME DISTRICT.
Willinm Higgins, High Constable.
Townsltipof York.-John Earls, John l\1antach, Daniel
Tiers, Calvi:1 Davis. Irhitby-U. R. \\'. Donaldson,
John McGregor, Thomas ;'". Scripture, Tho·s. Flemmir.g.
Pickering-Charles Hadley, \\ illiarn liattrick, John Hattrick,
jun'r. Scarhorough-1Vm. Pherrp,ll, Jonathan Gates;
Markham-J. \V. Crosby, James Devine, \,yrn. Ketchum.
Vaughan-Ebcaezer Wilite, Thomas lI.lcAdams. Whit·
clwl"ch-Wm. Garbutt, John Mair. Hing-Tho's. Davis,
John Cosrord, John Steven,,;, Daniel Kelilledy. North
Gwillimbury-Isaac Bennett, Alexander Lang, Amos Crittendo:l.
East Gzdlimbury-J ollil Reael. TfTest Gwillim·
bury- \Vm. Reed, Simon Armstrong, .Iohn Da:y, J. Evans.
Georgina- John Curner, Sihs Erncs. Tlwrah-Kenneth
Cammeron, Archibald Mc13ain, Finnan McDflnald, lTeorge
G. Parker. Elobicokp.-Andrcw \Vard, l{ob't GardhoU!~e,
Edward ,\lusson. Albion-.\Ibert Finch, Thomas Rogers
(nolton's mills) \rill, Acheson. Calf'don-Cuflstantine
Murphy, William Wiloughby. Chinguacousy--Robert
Trimble, Alexander Davidsoll, Martill Salesbury. Ux.
bridge-John p. Plank, John Castlel". Reach-George
Moore, Reuben Cranda!. Toronto-Orange Churcn,
William Scott, Charles Cameron, John Glendenning, Patrick
Hero:J, Nathaniel Cooper, John Stevens, Thomas
~Illith, George Garbutt, John Pier. Tecurnstth-Alex'r.
Rc('d, Thomas [lm·d. Adjala 4- ,!IIono-John Cohelln.
P('lll'ianglls/tinl'-Robert Jell', Lewis Cummings. Oro­
Robert H,fJIJerts.
JURORS.
The Clerk of the Pc::\ce ill e:1ch District of the Province
makes up a list, yearly, rrolTl the Ass:~ssors returns of tQ~
Inhabitant hOllseholders, and d('li\'er~ the same to the She~
riff, ever\, persall Oil sllch list is qll:dified to serve 011 juries,
alld lIO others. No person ea:J be cO!lJjlel:ed to f-erre as
a juror at ('idler A::ls:zcs or Quarter S"S~i:lllS, who has
served Wilhi:l one year preceding.

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. Any juror not appearing after having been three times
cal!ed, subject to a fiue \lot exceeding £3, nor lesa than
20s. ullle~a reasonable cause be shewn.
Persons sixty years of age exempt.
Every common juror, in civil actions, allowed Is 3d. in
every cause iil which he shall be sworn, to be paid by the
plaimiff or his attorney .
. ,'
:~;;\GRICULTURAL SOCIETIES IN U. CANADA.
-1 (3y nn act, passed in the 11th year Geo. IV. A. D. 1830,
entitled " An Act to encourage the establishment of Agricultural
SocietIes in the several Districts of this Province,"
any Agricultural Society, subscribing £50, will be entitled
to £100, annually, so long as slIch subscription shall continue.
County Societies shall be entitled to an equal sbare
of tho bounty.)
HOME DISTRICT AGUICULTURAL SOCIETY.
9 d , Ilis Excellency Sir Francis Bond Head, Patron.
',ll!.n.
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Quarlerly 1'I'1eetinrrs, the 1st Saturday in January, April,
July, and October, at the Court House, City of Toronto.
Every Township estubljshing an Agricultural Socie·~y
of not less than twenty.five members, at 59. each, be ad.
mitted a branch of this Society, and be entitled to a share
of the Government bounty.
HOME DISTRICT POPU LA TION TAKEN FROM
TIll> OFFICIAL nEcoRD OF THE DISTRICT.
The following table shows a rapid progressive increase
in the population of the Home Distl'ict, since 1799 to the
year 18~6 inclusive. The population of the City of To.
ronto, as noted at foot, is not included in the returns for
the years 1834, 18,'].), and 1836.
Yrs. Pop. rrs. Pop. Yrs. Pop. Yrs. Pop.
1799 224 1809 6171 1819 9380 1829 25093
1800 1127 1810, 1820 1088:3 1830 28562
1801 2783 1811 1 18'21 12845 1831 32841
1802 3370 1812 1822 18870 1832 406':'0
1803 2:328 1813» nc: reo 1823 141"77 1833 47655
1804 3378 18141 tUl'IlS. : '3:24 16609 1834 46288*
1805 3784 1815 1825 17442 1835 47543*
1806110 retl1l': 1816) 1826 19670 1836 51764*
1807 4898 1817 72~O 1927 21329
J808 noretllfll 1818 8459 18:!8 2:.:927
* Exclusit'e of the C:'y of Toronto, which was incorporated
in 1834.
Population of the City in 1834 9254
do do 18:n 9765
UO do 1836 9652
LANDS AND TENE:\1ENTS.
Goods and chattels, hnds ar,d tenements, cannot be in.
c1uded in the same WI':t ()f execution, nor can any such
ppoces9 issue against the lands and tenements' until~he
return of the process against the goods and chattels.-
The' writ against the lauds aud tenements shall not be
!hade returnable in less than 12 months from the date
thereof, and the Sheriff cannot sell I he same wj·tllin·less
than ]2 months from tl~e day oll'Wlhichhe-l'eaei-ve& it •.

.A. LIST OF THE
LIEUTENANT-GOVERNORS,
PRESIDENTS AN D ADMINISTRATORS
01'
UPPER CANADA"
,)'1\0111 THIl DIVISION OF THE PROVINCES IN THE fEAR 1791,
TO THE PRESENT TIME.
. PERIOD 01P
~l:
;~ ~ ~ llAr.lrB. TITLES. ~~
CbionelJohn Graves Simcoe ............. Lieut. Gov. July 8,1792
if1he Honorable Peter Russell ...•......... President. July 21, 1796
Li~utenantGeneral Peter Hunter ......... Lieut. Gov. Aug. 17,1799
The Honorahle Alexandor Grapt ...•••..•. President. Sept. II, 1805
His Excellency Francis Gore ............. Lieut. Gov. Aug. 25,1806
Major.General Sir Isaac Brock. . . .• •.. "Presideut.
MaJor-General Sir R. Hale Sheafie, Barone(,Prcsidcnt.,
Sept. 30, lS1l
Oct. 20,IS12
Major-General F. Baron de Rottenburgh ... PresIdent. June 19, 1813
Lieut. K~C.cB.I .~~~ ,?~r.~~~. ?r.u.~~~~~, ~
Provo Lt.Gov. Dec. 13, IS13
Lieut. General Sir George Murray, Baronet Provo Lt.Gov. April 25, IS]5
Maj.-~~~~ ~.r [r~~~~i.c~ ~~:I:~~~.~~.~i~: ~ Provo Lt.Gov. July 1,1813
His Excellency Francis ,Gore ............. Lieu!. ~ov. ISept. 25, 1815
The Honorable Samuel Smith .............. AdffimlStratorlJune 11,1817
!hjor-g~n.B~~~ ~i.r :.~~~~~~~ .~1~:~1~~~: .~J Lieut. Gov. Aug. 13, 1818
The. HOllorable Sarollel Smith. _ .•. _ •..... Administrator March 8,1820
Major-g~B.~~I. ~~~ ~~~e.~r:~~. :~~it~~~~,.~: l Lieut. Gov. June 30, 1820
Major-General Sir John Colborne, K.,C. B. Lieut. Gov. NOT. 5,1828
Hi. Excellency Sir FRJ.NCIS BOND HEAD. 1
Knight Commander of the Royal

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LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR.
ms Excellency Sir Francis Eond Hea.l, Knight Comman,Jer
of the Royal Hanoverian Guelpbic Order, amI of the
l'n.:~s; ,n Military Order of Merit.
Private Secretary, ••.• John Joseph. Esq •
• 2i:'-J.;· Cump, ••.•.•• Lieut. F. HdkeL
GOVERNMENT OFFICE.
OFFICE, RING-STREET, OPPOSITE THE COLLEGE.'
j;E;;:SER:~ OF 'l['n~ EXECUTIVE COUNCIL.
c:,',_ NC.L )l'FICE, PUBLIC BUILDINGS, FTIO'.\'T STREET.
EdwHd MacMahon, Chief Clerk ,'-
.I·r,hi.ji: G,ff,rd, ~
,',",mos macdonell, .•• Cierks
'Yaller I"I'·.cl;ej"1.ie
'C,~'j;;~"~ "_.~"l'{t[r and J_r",'~;s'cn[Jcr)
.L1..;~ ~:;~ :::nt ./~lesscngcr, • . . •
.• 'Vimnm f'lcughly.
•• Hobert Algeo •
'1'1,,) ; en. RJberl Daltlwin Sullivan, ... ·;c~iding Councillor­
The Hon. William A I! 10
The Hon. Augustus Baldwin
Ti.J H0n. John Ehdc:y
Ju~J!l :Jl'l;.i~) '. . . .• • Cia', of the Council.
Vt"',~on2 H~nry Lee,. • COllfdential CleTk,
JarflCS ~:'\,:)nlon, • • •• • (:/:.!Jk.
Hugh Carfrac, . . . . Door keeper an(ZlI:!essenger.
I\.,,;;u;,ll' Council .I)"y Th.UTSd,,!/ in ceer:; (C(;.:k.
MEMBERS OF THE J~Er:ISLATIVE COUNCIL.
THE LEGJ~LATIYE COUNCIL I10J.D THEIR SITTINGS IS
TUE PUBLIC BUILDE,GS, FRON1' STREET.
TLa Hon. J, 1m n. Rou:nsoll, Speaker, TOI·on/o.
" WIlliam Dic\,sull, Dumfries.
" George Crookshank, - 'l'JJ all/a.
" Yen. John Strachsn, D, D. ~ T. t
" Ar~hdr"CQllofYork, 5 onm o.
" Joseph Wells, Toronto.
" Duncan Cameron, Toronto.

The Hon. George H. Marllland,
"
..
John Henry Dunn,
William Allan,
"
~.
Peter Robinson,
Charles Jones,
.. James Gordon, •
" Alexander McDonell,
.. "
..
Zaccheus Burnham,
John Elmsley,
Augustus Baldwin,
John Hamilton,
Walter Boswell;
Toronto.
Toronto.
Toronto.
Toronto.
Brockville.
Llmherstburgh.
Toronto.
S Hamilton, Newcastle
~ District.
Toronto.
Toronto.
Qu.eenston.
S Hamilton, Newcastle
l District.
Toronto Township.
Fort Erie.
Kingston.
H
Peter Adamson,
James I{erby,
John Kirby,
" James Crooks,. Flambro West,
Right Re~. A .. McDonell,2 T. t
-'~ Bishop of Regiopolis, 5 oron o.
f< Alexander Grant, Hawkesbury.
" Arthur Lloyd, Jllarch.
" Abraham Nelles, •• Grimsby.
.. 'I'homas A.lexander SleW31't, Peterborough.
fC William Morris, Perth.
H John M.;cauley, • Iiingston.
" Peter Vankoughnet, Cornwall.
Grant Powell, CIerll.
Rev. Thomas Phillips, D. D: Chaplain.
D'arcy Boullon, Master in Chancery.
Stephen Juvis, Gentleman Ushel' of the Black-Rod.
John F. Taylor, Clerk.
Hugh Carfrae, Door-Keppel'.
Lewis Bright, Messenger •
.t1ddress.-The Honorahle the Legislative Council in Provincial
Parliament Assembled. .
:ME~lBERS OF THE HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY.
TH!RTEENTJ-I PARLIAMENT.
ELECTED JUNE AND JULY, 1836.
THil BOUSE OF ASSE~IBLY IS HELD IN THE PUBLIC BUILDII'IGB. 1'11011",.
STREET, WEST ()F THE CITY.
PRESCOTT,
Richard Phillips Hotham. L'originaJ,
Jobn Kearns, L'originaJ,

RUSSELL.
Thomas McKay, By-Town.
GLENGARRY.
Donald McDonell, Cornwall.
Alexander Chisholm, Cornwall.
STORMONT.
Archibald Mc_Lean, Cornwall.
Donald lE. McDonald, Cornwall.
DUNDAS.
Peter Shaver, Matilda.
John Cook, Williumsburgb.
LANARK.
John A. H. Powell, Perth.
Malcolm Cameron, l'erill.
CARLETON.
John Bower V~wis, Richmond;
Edward Malloch, Richmond.
LEEDS.
Jonas Jones, Brockyille.
Ogle Robert Gowu.n, Brockl'ille.
GRENVILLE.
Hiram'Norton, Pr2fcott.
'Villiam B. Wells, Brockville.
FRONTENAC.
James Matlhp.wson, Kingston.
John B. l.\hlks, Kli,gston.
LENOX AND ADDINGTON.
John Solomon Cartwright, Kingston.
GeOl'ge Hill DeUor, Napanee.
PRINCE EDWARD.
James Rogers ArmBtrong, City of Toronto.
Charles Bockus, Hallowell.

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The Revilrend T. Phillips, D. D ,-Chaplain
Samuel Peters Jaryis,-Clerk Clown in Chancery;
DaviJ L\1cNab,-S"rg.oant at Arms.
Eneas Bdl,-Housekeeper and Messenger .
..dddress-The Honorable the Commons House of Anembly.
in Provincial Pal'li:l.iDClll assembled.
CROWN OFFICE.
OFFICE, PUBLIC BUILDINGS, FROXT STREET.
Cl,rk of the Crown end Plea!:, Charle, (;0xwell Smr.l'I.
(\Villiam H. Coxwell.
ClerT.s in Office,
~ Johrl Wm. Dempsey,
Henry J. Braley "
George Elliott.
t
ATTORNEY GENERAL'S OFFICE
OFi'ICE, PUBLIC BUILDINGS, FRONT STREET.
Robert Sympson J,ul.csGn-JilluJ"ncy General.
RECEIVER GENERAL'S OFFICE.
OFFICl1, PUBLIC :BUiLDINGS, FhONT STREET.
Receiver General, - - The Honorable John H. DUDG,
B. TlJrqUlI1111
Clerks, - - - - \V. Rose,
W. Sergeant.
~
INSPECTOR GENERAL'S OFFICE.
OFFICE, PUBLIC BUILDINGS, FRONT STREET.
inspector General,- - The H~n. G. I-I. Markland.
rtl k S Jdmes !'aliorl,
v, er 8, - - -i Raymond Baby.

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PROVINCIAL SECRETARY AND REGISTRAR.
OFFICE, PUBLIC BUILDINGS, FRONT STREET.
Secretary and Registrar, - , The Han, Duncan Cameron.
Deputy Secrdary and Resist~ar,-Samud Pet~rs Jarvis.
Clerk, - - - - - - '. Thomas D. [-Iarnngton.
NOTE.-All public documents and Instruments that pass
the Great Seal are rl'gistered at this Office, all of whicb can
be seen by the puhlic at a charge of Is. 3d. each. Copies can
likewise be obtained hy pa} ing Is, per folio of One Hundred
words, and if a certificate is wanted of the same. tbe char~e
is Ss.
SURVEYOR GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE, PUBLIC BUILDINGS, FRON'E STREE','.
Survoyor General,
Chief and Prillcipal Cta!;, - - John Ratlenhurst.
Chief and Principal SLGTvcyor and r
Draftsman,
and Sllpel'inlendmt oftlw ~ J3mes G. Chewett.
Drawilll!; Room, l
.J1ss~stant Draftsman, - - - - Henry Lizars.
( Wilham iSpraggl'l
Clerks, _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ~ John M. Caldwell
I Henry J. Castles
l Philip Durnford.
Messenger, .. - William Walker.
TABLE OF FEES,
PAYABLE TO THE SURVEYOR GENERAL.
Reports r.n applications to Purcbase Crown Land, 2s. 6d
Reports on Petitions, - - - - - - - - - 2s. 6d
Certificate under the hand of the Snrvcyor General 2s. 6d
On filing cel'lifie~t(:s or Settlement Duty, on ~ 2 6d
gr,mts (0 indiviuuals not priv:lel!'ed, 5 - - 8.
Location Ticket on granls not privileged, - - - 3s. 9d
Location Ticket on priVileged persons after ~ ,_ _ 33. 9d
first Location, ~
On searching Plan or Record, - - - - - _ - Is. 3d
«:Iopy of TOIVnship Plan, - 12&. 6~

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HASTINGS.
Edward Murney, Belleville.'
Anthony Manahan, Kingston.
NORTHUMBERLAND.
Alexander McDonell, Peterborough.
Henry Ruttan, Cobour~.
DURHAM.
George Strange Boulton, Cobourg.
George Elliolt, Monaghan.
YORK.
Ist Riding, Davi

NORFOLK.
John Rolph, City of Toronto,
David Duncombe, Waterford.
MiDDLESEX.
Thomas Parke, London,
Elias Moore, do
KENT.
William McCrea, Raleigh,
Nathan Cornwall, do
E:]SEX.
John Prince, Sandwich,
Francis Oald \Veil, do
HUROX.
Robert Graham Dunlop, Goodericb.
CITY OF TORONTO.
William Henry Draper, City of Torooto.
TOWN OF NIAGARA.
Charles Richardson, Niagara. I
TOWN OF HAMILTON.
Colin Campbell Ferrie, Hamilton.
TOWN OF KINGSTON.·
Christopher A. Hagerman, City of ToroDto.
TOWN OF BROCKVILLE.
Henry Sherwood, City of Toronto.
TOWN OF CORNWALL.
George S. Jarvis, Cornwall.
TOWN 01)" LONDON.
Mahlon Burwell, Port Talbot.
Speaker.
Jame. FitzgibboD.-Clerk.

CROWN LANDS OFFICE.
OPPICE, PUBLIC BUILDINGS, FRONT-STR1!:lIIl'W.
Oommissioner of Crown ~
Lands and Agent for the sale Hon. Robert BaldlVin Sullinn.
of Clergy Reserves,
Chief Clerk, Richard Hull Thornhill.
Andrew Tod,
Clerks, • •• John Dean,
~ Lewis W. Healh.
Messenger, John McCloskey.
SURVEYOR GENERAL OF WOODS & FORESTS.
OFFICE, PUBLIC BUILDrNGS, FRONT-STREET.
SU1"l)eyor General, HOIl. Peter Robinson.
CLERGY CORPORATION OFFICE.
OFFICE, l'UBLIC BUILDINGS, FRONT-STREET.
Secretary, Thomas .Baynes.
EMIGRANT OFFICE.
OFFICE, l'UBLIC nUIIJUINGS, FRONT-STREET.
Superintendent, Anthony B. Hawke.
CLerk, llobel't Beekman. ,
INDIAN OFFICE.
OFF!CE, PUBLIC BUILDINGS, FRONT-STREET.
Trustees to the Six N"i;ons' ~ Hop. John H. Dunn_
Indians residing 011 the Grand "George H. Markland.
River, - - - - William Hepburn.
Accountant, Bernanl Turqllcnd.
Chief Superintendent of indian Affairs, Col. Jame& Givin ••
4cting Trustee, William Hepburn.

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KING'S COLLEGE LAND OFFICE.
OFFICE, CORNER OF KING AND YORK-STREETS.
Reaistrar and Burser, The Hon. Lt. Col. Joseph Wells.
Cl:rk _ - - - - Edmund J. Ridout.
The ~ailaO"ement of all matters connected with the Laoi
belonging to [he projected Unh'ersily of King's College, and
likewise of the U ppel' Canada College, are conducted here.
HEIR DEVISEE AND ASSIGNEE ACT.
COMMISSIONERS.
The Chiel Justice for the time being.
The Puisne J uuges do.
The Hon. Robert .Baldwin Sullivan,
" William Allan,
" Augustus Baldwin,
" John Elmsley,
The Surveyor- General tor the time being.
Clak, James Beikie.
NOTE.-:This is. an Act to affor~l relief to persons. claiminl
Lands in thiS Province, under ASSignments from Heirs, Devi
sees, or A2signees of the original nominees of Ihe Crown, i'l
cases where no Patents had Issued, &c. The Commissioner
sit on the first Monday in July in each year, continuing fo
Ilixteen days.
REGISTRY -0 FFICE.
OFFICE 18 NEW GATE STREET.
Samuel Ridout, Registrar for the County of York.
r"This is an Office established by Act of Parliament lor th
ub lie registering of Deeds, Conveyance$, \Vills, and othe
ncumbrances, which shall be made, or may a!1'~ct any Land!
Tenements, or Hereditaments.
Office hours, from 9 ta 2 o'clock.
F,·os for entry of every Memorial, of 10J \l70r118, 29. 6d.
and ("1' every 100 words ov~r and above the first 100 Is
'Ibe like ~'ees are allowed to the Registrar for ev~ry Cedi
ficate of such Memnrial given tInder his own hand.
Every search, a Fee of Is. 6d.

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PRINTER TO THE KING'S MOST EXCELLENT
.MAJESTY.
Robert Stanton,
Office, 164. King-street.
Clerk,-John Somerville.
LAW DEPARTMENT.'
COURT OF KING'S BENCH.
Chief Jttstice, - - - The Hon. John J. Rob;nmn.
Puisne Judges _ D ~ Thtl Han. Levi,s p, SOP) wO'ld.
, ( The Han. James B, Macaulay,
Attorney General, - - Rohert Sympwn James In,
Solicitor Gelleral, - - Christopher A. HagermHl,
Reporter, - - - - - William H. J)raper. ~
[CROWN OFFICE.
Clerk of the Crown and Pleas - Charles Coxwell Small.
Western DislTict, -
London do-
Gore do-
N;agara do - -
Newcastle do
. P Edward do
.Midlalld do
Bathurst do -
Johnstown do
Eastern do-
DEPUTIES.
- - John L. Williams,
John Hanis,
David Macnab,
William D. Miller,
Hemy W. Jones,
John l\'lcCraig,
Willi~m B. Smyth,
John McKay,
Thomas D. Campbell,
George Anderson.
SHERIFF'S OFFICE.
OFFICE AT THE COURT HOUSE •
. Sheriff, Home District, - - - William Eotsford Jarvi9,
Deput!} Sheriff. - - - - - - John Hollisler.

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CLERK OF THE PEACE.
OFFICE AT THE COURT HOUSE.
Clerk of the Peace, - - - - - Simon Waahburu.
TREASURER OF THE HOME DISTRICT.
OFFICE AT THE COURT HOUSE.
Treasurer, • • - T. F. Billings.
CORONERS OF THE 1-IO:':lE DISTRICT,
RESIDING IN TORONTO.
George Dug~an, 61 Kil1g-;~lreet.
W. Cooper, Palace-Street.
HOME DISTRICT COURT.
OFFIrE~ COURT I-iQU:5E.
JLU::'e, Grant POlVell.
Clerk of the Court, Henry C. Heward.
COURT OF REQUESTS.
BO. S DIVl5%Ol'l, COllPlUSlxG THE CITY OF TORONTO AND THE TOWlJSDl1
OF YrlT:].>: AND SC.\TI130ROUGH.
CO:,IMF:CiUi ;~'l' ,J,
John El'I':)rt, William Stennett,
Gcor;e Gurnclt, I Alexamler Burnside,
Peter Paterson,
George Duggan, Junr.
Clc;-", Genrgp. Walton.
Bailiffs, William I-;i::,:~ins and Thomas Metcalf.
'Ihe Commissioners sit on the 1st and 31'd Saturday in ner
month.
The Office is open every day from 10 to 3 o'clock.
POLICE OFFICE FOR THE HOME DISTRICT.
OFFICE IN THE COURT HOUSE.
11 OPEN EVERY DAY FROM ELEVEN TO TWO O'CLOCK.
Geo. Waltoo l Clerk.-Williilm Higgins, Hi~h ConrlQ~I ••

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CUSTOM HOUSE.
FRONT·STREET.
City of Toronto.
Cullector of Cllstoms,
Thomas Carfl'ae.
Deputy Collector do. William Steward.
COURT OF COMl\lISSIONERS OF CUSTOMS.
HELD AT TilE COURT HOUSE.
City of Toronto.
Cmli\lISSIONERS.
James Fitzgibbon, Robert Stanton, William Hepburn,
Jobn F. Taylor, Clerk.
Commissioners' judgment in .seizures is final under £40;
over that sum it must be referred to tb .. decision at the Governor
in Council.
INSPECTOR OF LICENCES.
HOME DISTRICT.
Hon. Alexander Macdonell, 102 Newgate-street.
City of Toronto.
PROBATE AND SURROGATE COURTS.
The Probate Court is! the supreme Ecclesiastical Court in
the Province. Pt'rsons dying and leaving property in more
than one District, those interested must prove the \ViII, Stc.
in the Court of Prohate, which is held in Toronto four times
in every year, commencing un tbe first Monday in January,
the last Monday in March, first Monday in June, and last
Monday in September.
Judge ex Officio, . The Lieutenant Governor.
Official Principal,
Grant Powell.
Registrar, .
James Fitzgibbon.
The Surrogate Court is held in every district the Saootl days
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"5 the Pr;)bale Court, and relates t;> Wills, &c. in th~ parti?u­
Lr district. Wills can be proved and letters of admll1lstratlOn
granted any day at the office 01- the District Surrogate.
Surrogate of the Home District, J o~~. Godf;ey Spragge.
Registrar of do_ WIlliam Chewett.
CO~lMISSIONERS IN TORONTO
FOR ADMI:-.'ISTERING THE OATH OF ALLEGI.\.:s'CE.
~imon 'Vashburn, Grant Powell, James Fitzgibbon,
1tobert ~tanton
THg QUARTER SESSIO~:S OF THE Pi

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SHERIFFS IN UPPER CANADA.
DISTRICTS. SHERIFFS. RESIDENCE.
Ottawa ................ . C. P. Tread\rell ................ VOriginal.
Eastern ................. Donald r.lcDonell.. ........... Cornwall.
Johnstown ........... .. Adiel Sherwood ................ Brockville.
Bathurst .............. J. A. H. Powell ................ Perth.
Prince Edward ....... Richard Bullock ................ Hallowell.
Midland ............... John McLean ............. : .... Kingston.
Newcastle ............. Henry Ruttan ................... Cobourg.
Home ................... Wllliam Botsford Jarvis .... City of Toronlo.
Niagam ............... Alexander Hamilton .......... Niagara.
G01'€ ............. ....... William 1\1. Jarvis ............. Hamllton.
London ......... ....... A. A. Rapeljie .................. London.
lVestern ................ Ebenezer Reynolds ............ Sandwich.
JUDGES OF THE DISTRICT COURTS IN U. C.
DISTRICTS. JUDGES. RESIDENCE.
Ottawa ....... .......... George S. Jarvis ................ Cornwall.
Eastern ................. . David Jones ..................... Brockville.
Juhnstown.... . ...... Jonas Jones ...................... Brockvillc.
BathUl'8t .............. Jonas Jones ...................... Brockville.
Prince Edward .... ... D. Bethune ..................... Cobourg.
Midland ............... Jonas .Jones ..................... Brockville.
Newcastle ............. W. Falkner ..................... Cobourg.
Home ................... Grant Powell ................... City of Toronto.
Niagara ............... Robert E. Burn~ ............... St. Catherine •.
Gore .............. ...... 'Thomas Taylor ................ Hamilton.
London ................ William young ................ London.
lVestern ................ Charles Elliott .................. Sandwich.
CLERKS OF THE PEACE IN UPPER CANADA.
DISTI'ICT2.
Ottawa
Eastern ..... .
Johnstown ...
Bathurst
Priuce Ed\\ .. uu
Midliind
Newcastle ...
llorne
J'\iDgara
(;ore
I,(lndon
\\' cs~crI1
CLERKS.
R l' Hothum
Archibald McLean
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TREASURERS IN UPPER CANADA.
DI3TRICTS
TllE.~SURF.nS
RE ID.e~CE
Oll1wa
Eastern
Johnstown
Midland
Newcastle
Bathurst
Prince Edward .,.
Home
Gore
Niagara
London
Western
Alexander McLean
Adiel ~'herwood
Thomas l'" arId and
Zaccheus Burnham
John Mcl,ay
David Smith
Francis l' HiIlmg.
Henry Heasley
\\' illiam Clark
John Harris
felix Hands
Cornwall
Brockville
Kingston
Cobourg
l'erth
Hallowell
Cit,· of Toronto
Hainilton
Kiagara
London
Sandwich
SURROGATES AND REGISTRARS OF THE SUR.
ROGATE COURTS IN UPPER CANADA.
DLSTRICTS,
Ottawa .. .
Eastern .. .
Johnstown
Bathurst
Prince Edward
Midland
Newcastle
Home
Niagara
Gore
London
\Vcstern
JUDGES.
David Patten
John McDon£lld
Jonas Jones
E J Hubbell
S'Vashburn
Thos Markland
Thomas Ward
J G Spragge
'Varren Claus
Thomas Taylor
James Mitchell
William Hands
REGISTRARS.
R P Hothan
Arch'd McLean
George Malloch
Joseph Taylor
P S McCuaig
Isaac Fraser
M F Whitehead
'Wm Chewett
C B Secord
George Rolph
F L Walsh
Jamcs Askia
INDIAN DEPARTMENT.
Chief Superintendant, James Givins, City of Toronto
Superintendant, J B Clench, Amherstburgh
do T G Anderson, Peterboro'
,10 George Ironside, Penetanguishine
do James Winnictt, Brantford
do William Jones, Sandwich

INSPECTORS OF LlCEI'\CES e~
lJISThlCTS.
lXSPECTORS.
OttalV.J. .
DOllald McDonald
Ea.tern
Philip Vankoughnett
J ohnstolVll John Weatherhead
Dathurst
Anthony Lesslie
Prince Edward ... Adam Hubbs ...
Midland
James Sampson
Newcastle IJenry \\', Jones
Home ...
Alexander McDonell ......
Niagara
John Jordan
Gore
London
John Willson .'
James M.itehell
'Veslern
WIlliam Gaspie Hall ......
U. CAX.lDA.
RESIDJ::NCE.
L'Original
Cornwall
Brochille
Perth
Hallowell
Kingston
Port Hope
City of Toronto
NiQ'gara
SailBeet
Vittori"
Sandwich
REGISTRARS OF COUNTIES IN U. CC\SAUA
Fon DEEDS OF BAIWAIX A:\D E_~LL.
COUfl.iTlES.
REGIsTRARS.
Prescott & Rnss!']... R P Hothum
Glengarry 'Valter Cameron ......
Stormont & Dundas Archibald McLean ......
Lanark .. G T Durke ...
Carleton. .
Alexander McMullan".
Grenville . John Patton .
Leeds Daniel Jones .
Prince Edward ...... Allan McLean
Midland District,... Allan McLean
Northumberland ... G S Boulton
Durham
Thomas 'Vard
York ......
Samuel Riduut
Simcoe
George Lount
Halton
Thomas Racey
Wentworth
D A ~[cNabb
Lincoln & Haldimand John Lyons
Middlesex
Mahlon Burwell
Oxford
J ames Ingersoll
Norfolk
F L Walsh
Huron
Robert G Dunlop
Essex
James Askin
Kent
William Jones
RESIDENCE.
L'Original
Cornwall
Cornwall
Porth
Richmond
I rescott
Brookville
Hallowell
Cobourg
Port Hope
City of Townto
Holland Landing
Dundas
Hamilton
Niagara
Port Talbot
Oxford
Vittoria
Goderich
Sandwich
Amherstburg
COLLECTORS OF CUSTOMS IN U. CANADA.
River Raisins John Cameron
Cornwall
G S Jarvis
Prescott
Alpheus Jones
Maitland
Alexander McQucell
DtockviIJe
R D Fraser
Johnstown
John Webster

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Gllnnanoque
Hallowell
Kingston
Belleville
Dath
Port Hope
Newcastle
Cobourg
Toronto City
l'enetanguishine ...
Windsor
Burlington
Oakville
Chippawa
Quecnston
Fort Erie
Dalhousie
Niagara
Dover ...
colborne
Stanley
BUl"lI'dl
Talbot
Turkey Point
Goderich
Sandwich
Amherstburgh .
Chatham
Ephraim llTobster
Edward Beeston
Thomas Kirkpatrick
Henry Baldwin
C ~lcKenzie
\V!llialll Kingsmill
D i'I1c:llahon
Robert Brown
Thomas Carfrac
T G Anderson
Henry Boys
John Chisholm
William ChisholIn
J ames ~eeord
Robert Gr

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COMMISSIOXERS IX UI'PER CANADA.
Hon. Wm Allan and Thomas Mercer Jones of the City of T((>nto.
CLERKS n; 'rHE OFFICE, CITY OF TORONTO,
Situated in Fl'ederick Street.
John Huddlestone, John 111 A Cameron, Edward Lefroy (uli,
David llaird Clunie, Robt A Kelly, Thos Galt, Donald !\lc"-iona]d..
AGr

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Joseph \Ycnhanl
J ~mes Freeland
A F ~auine
OFFICE AT IlROCKViLLC.
OFFIce AT NI.'\G.\r.A.
] IJO III as ~I cCormack ..... .
I o,,-~c Jj ~t~llton
OFI"Il'C AT COBOrflG.
I u',,-ard r;oldsm:lh
ornec AT LONDON.
EicharJ IlichJfuson
J ,,1m G II orne
Agent at Amherstburg ..... .
'" J1enetanguishene ..... .
l'~yt\)\\·n
( ornwall
\\' oodstock
,'ort II ope
~t ThoIlJas
II[tllli1ton
Hufr~lo
I'IlontreClI
Ncw York
Londoll, England
~ cOtlallU
Cashier
Book.keeper
lIer:'
('ashier
( Ierk
Cashier
Cashior
Clerk
Ilon'ble James Gordon
Captain \loberly, R :;
Captain Baker, It
Guy C I\'ard
Captain llrew, n N
Eli~s P f.mith
Edward Errm.tinger
Core Bank
Wm I{ n.ochestcr
The ~Iontreal Hank
i'rime, Ward & King
J homas Wilson & Co
The British Linen Co:. Bank
CO:\DIEItC IAL BANK l\1IDLA~D DISTRICT,
Kl:'-iGSTON.
C.\PIT.IJ. £200,OOO-CIIAflTEHED BY ACT OF PARJ.lAMENT.
John S Cartwright ',I I' P President, John Strange, Vice.President.
DlRECTOflS •
• Tuhn \I' atkins, John Mowat, John U Marks, Wm Logie, George
W Yarkcr, Joseph Bruce, '1 homas Macnider, Douglass Prentiss.
Francis A Harper, Cashier; Alex ;\Jc~abb, Teller; John Cam.
don, Accountant; JOB Rorke, Discount Clerk; Andrew Drummllnd
A~sistant nook.keoper; James Geddes & lIugh lUacdon.u.ld, Clerks.

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OFFICE IN TORONTO,
Situated in King-street.
DIRECTORS.
Ceorge Munro, James F Smith, Silas Burnham, James It Arm.
Etrong, Francis 1\1 Cayley, Wm H Draper. '
.Tollll Ross, Cashier; Thomas Mair, feller; Charles Smith Ross,
Dook.keeper; .las Watson, Discount Clerk; Jas Heid, r.lessenger.
AGENTS.
~ytown, J & R Laing; Perth, Anthony leslie; Prescott,-­
--; Brockville, James :11 orris, Cashier; Belleville, 1 hos I'arker;
Hallowell, David Smith; Cobourg, Robert Henry, Cashier; Port
Hope, David Smart; l'eterborough, Edward Duffy; Dundas, .las
Bell Ewart; Niagara, J ames Lockhart; St Catherine's, Henry
Mittleberger ; Brantford, ". illiam Richardson; 5t Thomas, James
Hamilton; Sandwich, James Dougall; London, EIJgland, Thomas
Wilson & Co.: New York, Bullock, Lyman, & Co.; Montreal,
lI10ntreal Bank.
FARMER'S JOINT STOCK BANKING CO~IPAl':Y.
OFFICE KING STREET, CITY OF TORONTO.
DIl\ECTORS.
Honourable John Elmsley, President; Thol'Jas Hector, William
[;ctchum, Thomas Kinnear, Joseph Bloor, \I'm Musson, Andrew
I\lcGlashan, James :'axon, Henry Sherwood, Israel Ransom, Ed.
ward W '1 hompson, John Eastwood.
Hilary Dupuy, l\lanager ; Carleton H Leonard, Teller; - -­
F ook.keeper; l' T Clarke, Discount Clerk; Archibald Cameron,
Junior Clerk,
AGENTS.
I'ort Hope, \l"illiam I,ingsmill, with a Board of Directors; .'1
Catherine's, J T 'J aylor, with a Board of Directors; St Thomas,
.J 1\ Woodward, with a board of Directors; Kingston, ]) J ~mifh ;
;,'ow Yorl', Bullock, Lyman & Co.; !I'ontreal, I he City Bank.

Ttl E PEOPLE'S BANK.
OFFICE IN NEW STREET, CITY OF TORONTO.
DHtE(;TORS.
Ill' John Holph, President, l\larshall S Bidwell, Thomas D :lIvf.
ri,on, James Lesslie, John Harper, James Beaty, .iohn Doel, John
~iontgomcry, (.eo Barclay, Jas Ii J'rice, David Gibson, T fllIott .
• 1 ames Lesslie, Cashier; francis il inks, ,\ ccountant.
AGRICULTURAL BANK.
FRONT STREET, CITY OF TORONTO.
fo.~~~ Truscott and John Cleveland Green.
H J Hensleigh, Cashier. .
EXCHANGE OFFICE
.\cljoining the A gricultuml Hank, Front Street, City of Toronto.
BRITISH AMERICA FIRE & LIFE ,\SSURAXCE
COMPANY.
I;>iCOI1.PORATED BY ACT OF l'ARLrA~IEN"r.
Capital £lOO,OOO,-in shares of £l:! las. each.
IlOARD OI' DIRECTIUN.
HOIl. IYIl1. Alltin, Governor-J S Baldl ..·in, D'puty Governor
Li' An. v ! i oulton, Alexander :'urnside, .l vhn Ewart, !'-1 r Sheriff
.larv~~, AiL-x IJainilton, .las Nc\\-bigging, l\.:te!' l'''~uerson, \\'iliiam
Proudfoot, (;eo P Riuout, "illl

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PltlE'lix Pirf' Assl:rance Company of Londou.
R St'lnton agent, Gazette Office, Toronto.
Alliance Fire Assurance Company of London.
John Ridout, agent, Newgo.te-st, Toronto.
UNIVERSITY OF KI:\'G'S COLLEGE.
NOTE.-The University is to be built at the top l,f the Colle;:c
Avenue, lot-street. Wheneve,' this University shall be in operation
as a semmary of learning, it will be entitled to send one Member to
the Hou'e of tho Assembly.
His excellency the Lt. Governor, .' hancellor; the Lord I'iohop of
the Diocese, Visitor; the han. & ven. John Strachan, D.II. archdeacon
of York, President; the hon. Lt-Col Joseph Wei!., Lursar
and Secretary.
UPPER CANADA COLLEGE, TORONTO.
The Lt. Guvernor, Visitor-Rev. J II Harris, D. D., Principal­
:Kev Charles Mathews, M. A., First llassical Master-Rev Charles
Dade, M. A., Mathematical Master-Rev Geo. ~laynord, 1I1 A, second
classical master-F IV Barron, B A, third classicalmaster-­
.J. P de 10. Haye, French master--G A Barber, teacher of writing.
arithmetic, and book_keeping-John Kent, m:lst",r of the Preparatory
School--James Duffy, te:lcher of arithmetic and geography-­
.I G Howard. geometrical drawing and surveying--Thomas Young,
lundscape and figure drawing.
CE0iTRAL OR NATIONAL SCHOOL OF UPPER
CANADA.
Situated in New Street, City of Toronto.
His Excellellcy the Lieutella:lt-GovefIlor, Pa(roll.
noys' SCHOOL.
FlilST UtPAll·/·,\/E,,'/.-Joseph f'pragge, Master-English re3.ding,
writing, and arithmet.ic, ou the principles of Bell and Lancaster.
SECU"D DI.PAIIl'MEXT. - J '1' Wilson, l\1ostel' - English reucliDg',

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\IIlrit.ing, al'ithmetic, English grammar, book.keoping, clemcn£~~f
geography, &c. &c.
GIRLS' SCHOOL.
.•
Rebecca ~,ylvester, Mistress.-English reading, writin/i, arit1i.
motic and sewing.
'J he scholars to pay one Dollar per quarter for instruction. "
Free tickets of admission to the children of parents who are un·
.hle to pay for their instruction, can be, had at any time by n~~,li.
cation to the Hon. and Ven. John t'tracnan, D. 11., Archdeacon'lIf
York, or to the HOll. Lieutcn:mt.C'oloncl Joseph Wells, at tlio
King's ( ollege Office, corner of King and r ork.streets.
TORO~TO INFANT SCHOOL-Hospital Street.
Miss ~jary Swayze, Mistress.
Chilnrcn of any religious pErsuasion, under 7 years of age, :111.
nliUed at a charge of 7s tid per quarter.
BOARD OF EDUCATION
OF THE IltlME DISTRICT FOIt COMMON SCHOOLS.
Ro,'fin.-The Hon. and Ven, the ,\rchdcacon of York, Hon: \Y.
Allan, (;rant Powell- F T l3illings, Treasurer; (1eo '''alton, ('jerk.
The Board meets at the Court House, City of Toronto, the last
Monday in June, and December.
DISTRICT SCHOOL MASTERS.
Ottawa, Colin Gregor, Hawkesbury; Eastern, H. Urquhart,
Cornwall; Johnstown, John Smith, AM, Brockville; Bathurst,
WiIli,un Kay, Perth; Prince Edward, \loses Marcus, Hallowell ;
Midland, George Baxter, Kingston; NewcastlIJ, ,v. Crofton, Co.
bourg: Home, Rev D. Macaulay, City of Toronto ; Niagara, John
Whitelaw,1\1 u, Niagara; Gore, John Rae, A M, Hamilton: Lon.
dun, Eli Chadwick, tondon: lVeste"n, Rev \IT Johnston, Sandwich.
DISTRICT SCHOOL OF THE HOME DISTRICT:
Situated in New.street, City of Toronto.
This Institution for several years was ably and rnostsuccessfully
conducted by the Hon. and Ven. the :\rchdeacon of York. for a
few years after his, resignation, it ha~ no teacher, as it was thought
1m necessary, that It should be eontmued any longer. In conse.
quence, however, of the growing popUlation of the City, anum.
ber of respectable individuals, impressed with the value of such an
imtitution, presented a petitien to the Lieutenant Governor Sir

.fohn Colborne, praying that it might be re.opened, which wa~
done in May, 1834, by the appointment of the Rev. D. Macaulay
as Principal. ~ incc that time the school has flourished, and the
average number of pupils is fi'om ninety to upwards of one hun.
'dred. The branches of education taught are, Hebrew, Greek, La.
tin, french, English, and English composition, the use of t1M
Globes, l\Iathematlcs, Writing, Book.keeping, Drawing, &c.
MASTERS.- Rev D Macaulay, principal; Wm Brethour A B, se.
cond master; .\lexander Mackay, assistant teacher; M !\Iancarto,
teacher of French; A Young, teacher of drawing.
Mr. Macaulay takes young gentlemen to boa:d in his houso
\\' hose educatIOn he superintends.
CLERGY OF THE ESTABLISHED CHURCH OF
ENGLAND, IN UPPE~ CANADA.
1 he Honourable and Right Reverend Charles .lames Stewart, D
D. Lord Bishop of Quebec.
"he Yen. George O'Kill Stewart, LL D, Archdeacon of Kingstoa
The Hon. & Yen. John Hrachan, D D, Archdeacon of Yorlt
Domestic Chaplain, &c. Hev 8 Lockhart
EASTERN DIS'rRICT.
Hevds. G Archbord, Cornwall; A Lindsay, Matilda & William".
burgh; R Rolph, Osnabruck
BATHURST DISTRICT.
Revds. M Harris, Perth; R Harte, Beckwith; RV Rogers, Rich.
mond; J Padfield, March
JOHNSTOWN DISTRICT.
Revds. E Denroche, Brockville; R Blakeley, Prescott; W GUD.
ning, Elizabethtown; H Patton, Oxford
MIDI.AND DISTRICT.
Ven G 0 Stewart LL D & Rev. R D Cartwright, Kingston and
township; J Atkinson, Bath, Earnestown, &c.; J Deacon, Adol.
phustown; W Macauley, Hallowell; J Cochrane, Belleville; J
Grier, Carrying.place, township of Murray; J Harpar, travelling
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NEWCASTLE DISTRICT.
Revds. A N Bethune, Cobourg; J Coglan. Port Hope; J Thorn.
,on & S Armour, Cavan; R If D'Olier, Peterborough; Thomas
Wade, travelling missionary
HOME DISTRICT.
Hon. & Yen. Dr Strachan, H J Grasett and Charles :wathews,
Toronto City & York township; J lVagrath, Toronto; A :Mortimer,
l\larkham; V Mayerhoffer, Vaughan; J O'Niel, travelling mission.
ary; A Elliott, Indian missionary
GORE DISTRICT.
]{evds. J l\lillar, Ancaster & Dundas; G Geddes, Hamilton; R
Lugger, Brantford and Indians; A Nelles, Grand Hiver ; - ('almer,
Guelph; R lTaher, Barton
NL\GARA DISTRICT.
Revds. T Creen, r>iagara and township; IV Leeming, Chippawa,
Stamford and Queenston; H Grout, Grimsby; J Clarke, St cathe.
rines; .T Anderson, Fort Erie
LONDON IHSTRICT. •
Hevds. M Burnham, St Thomas; F Evans, \r oodhouse; J.
Cronyn, London; H Blake, Adelaide; T Blake, Caradoc; J Gree;',
travelling missionary
WESTERN DISTRICT.
RevdB. F Mack, Amherstburgh; IV Johnson, Sandwich; T 1\1or.
ley, Chatham; IV Mc:\lurray, ::iault St Mary
ROMAN CATHOLIC CLERGY IN U. CANADA.
The Hon. & Right Rev. Alex. McDonell, Bishop 01 Regiopolis
Right Rev RemegiuB Caulin coadjutor Bishop
The Very Rev. IV. P. McDonell, Vicar General
OTTAWA DISTRICT.
Rey. John Cannon, Hichmond, Napeon and Huntley-the "ery

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Rev W P ~cDonald By town-John McDonough, l'lantagenet and
VOriginal
EASTERN DISTRICT.
Right Rev Remegius Gaulin and John McDonald, CharI otten.
burgh and Lochiel - George Hay and James Bennett, Cornwall
JOHNSTOWN DISTRICT.
Rev .Tames Campion, B:ockville, Prescott and Kempvillc
BATHURST D1STRIC'r.
l:tev John McDonald, Perth al)d adjacant townships
MIDLAND DISTRlC·r.
Rev Daniel Downie, Kingston, Longboro' and Camden-~Iichael
Brennan, ~rarmora, Hiver 1 rent, Belleville and Hallowell
NEWCASTLE DISTRICT.
nev John Butier, Peterborough & Port I-lope
HOME DISTRICT.
nev Patrick McDonough and __ Gibney, city of Toronto­
Murt Lalor, Toronto, Albion and .-\djala
,",OIlE DISTRICT.
Rev:John Cassidy, Hamilton, nundas and Cuelph
NIAGARA DISTRICT.
Hcvd •. Edward C;orJon &- Patrick I'olin, Niagara & St CatllCrinee
LONDON DISTRICT.
nev -- ----, ~t Thomas, Lonllon, &c
WESTERN DISTRICT.
I:cvds. ~r\' 1\lorin 1 ilbury east, rivers Thames and ~t Clair-An.
gus :\olc])onell, Sandwich; ______ 0- • Arnherstburgh-S S
\, orriath, Godcrich, the !luron tract, Waterloo and Willmott T'p"

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SYNOD OF THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OF
CANADA.
In connexion with the Church of Scotland.
Revds. John \1achar, I{ingston, Moderator-Robert McGill,
Niagara, Llerk-John McLean, [;mgston, '[ re3surer
PRESBYTERY OF QUEBEC.
flevds. John Cooke, 8t Andrew's Church, Quebec-John Clugs.
ton, ~t John's Chapel, Quebec - [lenry Esson, :::t Gabriel's Church,
Montreal-Alex Mathieson, P C, ~t Andrew's church, Montreal-­
Edward Black, Montreal-nobert Taylor, Lachine-Arch Colqu.
houn, (;eorgetown Danl ,\:oouie, ])l1ndee - 'I'm l~air, Chatham
and Greonville -David Lrown, Vulcartior-lraJter Roache, Beau.
harnois
PRESBYTERY OF GLENGARRY.
Revds J Mackenzie, A ~I, V\'illiamstowu-Hugh Urquhart, Cornwall
-Arch Connell, ,\ 111, P C, Martintown-John Fairbai, Ramsay
PRESBYTERY OF BATHURST.
Revds. John Cruikshank, .\ M, P C, Bytown-"'m McAlister,
Lanark-Thos C Wilson, Perth; --- ---, Dalhousie
PRESBYTERY OF KINGSTON.
Revds. John ~;achar, A M, Kingston- James Ketchum, Belle.
ville J Alexander, Cobourg and Colborne -John RO!Ters, Peter.
boro'-W Campbell, Urockville "
PRESBYTERY OF TORONTO.
Revds. "'m Rintoul, A 1If, PC, StreetsviIle-Alex'r Ross, A M,
Aldborough-Robert !Hc(;ill, ~iagara-George Cheyne, A M,
Amherstburgh-James "mith, Guelph-Peter Hayne, Galt-Peter
Mc:-laughton, Vaughan-Alexander (;ale, Hamilton -William !'Ilc.
Killican, ----; Angus McIntosh, City of the Falls -Henry
.. ordon, Newmark6t - Marke Stark, Dundas--[) Macaulay, A 1\1,
York Mills, at which a new church is building-Robert ,Ilurray,
Oakville-William T Leach, Toronto -Andrew Hell. Toronto town.
ship-Peter ferguson, Esquesing-U Me \lillan, Caledon-hmea
George, ~earborough -

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C:\,ITED SYNOD OF UPPER CA~ADA.
l'RESBYTERY OF llROCI{V1LLE.
Hevds. Wm Smart, Brockville-rlobert Boyd, Prescott-John
Comeill, Lanark-Robert I.yle, Oenabruck-Jos Anderson, South
Uower-John ])ickey, \yillian:sbnrgh
PllESB~TERY
OF TORO~TO.
r,cvds. James Harris, City Toronto-Wm King, Kelson-John
j'ryning, ~Iount neasant-I;eorge McClatchey, (,linton-Thomas
JolInson, Chinguacousy-Charles Nichol, Eramosa-James Cairn.,
.~luion ; --- I'orter, frafalgar
I'RCSBYTERY OF HALLOWELL.
i~cvds. Rohert McDowall, fredericksbUl'gh-James Rogers, De-
1ll0rp>tvilJe and Hallowell- James Pouglas, Cavan
'1 he l hurch in the City of Toronto is situated in Hospital-street
WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH IN CAN.-\DA.
In the year 1833, a union was formed between the ~fethodist
rpiscopal Church and the British \resleyan Methodists in Upper
canada, and the united society is called the Wesleyan ;\-fethodist
Church in Canada. '1 he conference in England have authority
"nnually. to appoint one of their own body to proside over the
canadian conference, who, while in the l'rovince, oversees the
~piritual and temporal affairs of the church.
'J he lJumber of ministers and preachers belonging to the Wes.
leyan l\lethodist

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CHRISTIAN GUARDIAN NEWSPAPER
rublishfld under the direction of the "'esleyan Metho,\ist Churcn
in Canada. Office in Toronto-street, City of Toronto. Editor,
lle'l Ephraim Evans.
\TESLEYAN
)IETHODIST MISSIO;-qARY SOCIETY, AUXILrAIlT
TO THE SOCIETY IN ENGLAND.
Treasurer, :\Ir S E Taylor. Superintendant of missions, Rev
Joseph Stinson
This society employs 12 missionaries and about 15 school teachers
among the Indians, besides a number of native exhorte~s. Tho
nUlnber of Indillns in society is 1017, and about 350 cluldren In
the schools
PRIMITIVE METHODISTS.
Chapel situated in Bay-street, Cit!} of Toronto.
In the year 1829, :\[r \\,illiilm Lawson, a Primitive :\lethodist Lo.
cal Preacher, from London, settled in York, and immediately commenced
l'reaehing in the market square, formed a :'ociety, and
wrote to the P _II (onference in I·.ngland, for a mi"ionary. Ons
was sent who arrived in r' ugust 1830, and took the society tllU'
formed into the connexion of the said conference.
Connected with this station are 4 travelling preachers, 30 local
preachers, 330 members, and ,1;2 distinct congregations.
~o'j(-.-l he doctrines and rules of the Pnmitive .\Jethodists, for
private members, are the same as the \Vesleyans, from whom they
differ in some points of church government, viz. their distrIct an.!
tlnnual conference, being composed of two parts laymen, anu ~no
part travelling preachers; this was intended to preserve a ju,t
equipoise c f power, and unite all the intelligence and experience
of their society, in their church government.
~tationed preacher in ths: City of Toronto, Rev Wm ~urnmersides
BAPTISTS.
The Baptist Church in the City of Toronto is situated in M:ucil
.treet east, and has service every f.unday at 11 in the morning, 3
in the afternoon, and at 6 in the evening.
J E R>1axwell, Pastor. H Toast, jlcacon

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1 here are in this Province 4 associations of Baptists, having i ..
.. II 53 churches, 33 ordained ministers, and 17 licentiates.
The i\frican I'aptbt Church in the City of Toronto is situated
-in Richmond street. W Christian, Pastor.
INDEPENDENTS OR CONUREGATIONALISTS,
Hold their meetings, at present, ill the Masonic Hall, :I-Iarket lana
I Impel for colored people situated in II o.pital-street
CELEBRA TION OF MARRIAGES.
Ministers of every denomination in this Province cau
solemnize matrimony, provided they have been regularly
ordained accordillg to the rites of such Church as they
profess to ue mini,,(ers of. They must take the oath of
Allegiance to His Majesty, and outain a certificate frem
the Magistrates, in Quarter Sessions, of their haloing been
ordaiued. No persons can lE'gally be married except by
BunLs, which are to be puulished in the respective placeg
of public worship on three several Sunda)s,or by Licence.
AGE:'iTS FOR ISSUING 1I1ARRIAOI: LIl'.E:'oIC!-:S I:V TH!ll
rROYlXCE.
Elias Adams, St. Catharines; Joseph -\'nderson, COnlwall;
Vril:iall1 Burwell, Port Burwell; George T. DurkC',
ltichmond, (Bathurst) John Cameron, River aux Raisill;
"\. J. Christie, By town; Matthew Crooks, Ancaster;
Robert Grallt, Queellstoll ; James Hamilton, St. Thomas;
J allil Harris, LOI:Joll; Fre,1. ~. J urvis, Torollto To\\ Ii·
ship; Allan Napi"r McNab, flaPlilton; George Malloch,
13rockrille; An'w Mercer, City Torouto ; Chas. Merigolt 1 ,
Ingersoll; Thomas l\[cCormiciv, Niagara; DUllcan Mc.
Gregor, Chatham; William McKay, [lath; Honourab:e
William Morrifl, Perth; Hemy Nelles, Grim~by; Thomas
Parker, BeJl"evil:e; John Pattoll, Prescott; Thof!l'Vl
Radcliffe, Adelaide; Thomas Ramsay, ~apanee; Wn.
Hichardson, Brantford; George Co Salmon, \\' oodhouse ;
James Sampson, Kingston; Hon. T. A. Stewart, I'del'.
borourrh; Charles P. Treadwell, L'Or;gnal; Thos. Waro,
Port Hope; Reuuen Young, Carrying Place, (Murray:)
J. A. Wilkinson, Sandwich; J. S. Ward, Goderich; R.
Allin", Guelph; Charl~~ Stanton, Fort Erie; JeronH:
Clarl~e, Dunnville.

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ATTOIC~IES .\.ND BARRISTERS I~ U. CANADA.
;-';A~n~s
Axn RESIVl~NCE.
Armstrong christ'r, King~tun
Acland Gideon
liidwell Marshall ". Toronto
Huell A N, Brockville
nogert John, Brockville
Boswcllh eorge M, Brockville
Bonlton James, r-.iagara
Beasley Richard Ii, Hamilton
Haby l h:uJes, i'andIVich
I'ethune Donald, Kingston
Burritt Marcus. Prescott
Hell John, Toronto
Burns Rouert E, ~t Catherines
Baldwin Rouert, Toronto
hurton Edlllond
Berrie Robert, Hamilton
j-;oulton (;eorge ~, " obourg
Ii oultOll I)' ,\ rey, Toronto
Hethune Angus, jun, Brantford
Durritt Read, Prescott
Houlton II In If, 'I oronto
Boswdl William, Cobourg
llenso., C 0, Belleville
Bains C T, By town
lluldwin Henry, jun. Belleville
Burnham Elias, l'eterboro'
Chewctt Alexander, Sandwich
Cartwright John S, Kingston
I line HODcrt, Cornwall
Cassady Henry, jun. Kingston
Campbell Edward C, Niagara
Cozens \\'illi(lm L
cl~us Irarren, Niagara
Carey John P, Toronto
cumming Geo \, !\1idland Pis't
Covert Henry, Cobourg
cornish W \{, London
Draper William fr, 'J oronto
Duggan George, Toronto
Dougall Benjamin, Belleville
Dickson Robert, Niagara
Dickson Walter H, Dundas
navis .Joseph, Hamilton
Durand Charles, Hamilton
Duggan Richard 0, Toronto
Elliott William, Eandwich
ford Duyid B 0, Brockville
N.~MES AND UESIDENCE.
Fairfield Darlah, Hallowell
Foster! olley A, Hr~ntford
Freel I'eter, Longuiel
Forwdrd Wm .'\, Bath
Forsyth John R
Grant Alexander, Toronto
Gamble i larke, Toronto
(jivins James, ~:t Thomas
Glassford George, Kemptvillo
Hagerman Christ'r A, Toront.o
[-Iewartl C H, Toronto
Hamilton Robert
Hatt John' I, Dundas
(jamilton John, OunJus,
I lubbe I James, Brockvllle
H all Charles L, "iagara
Hubbcll ~:praim .J, I erth
Jame"on Robert I:'l, loronto
.Iones \)avid, Ilrockvilll' '
J ones Israel f', I'rescl.tt
.Iarvis George ,;, lornwall
.Jones Ormond, I3rockville
.J ones Stuart, London
Kirkpatrick Thomas, Kingston' ,_
Kirkpatrick "taffordL?, Peterboro'--
King JaInes, Toronto .;
Lyons John
Low John, By town, Kingston
Low Philip, Hallowell
Malloch l>eorge, Brockville
lUurney Edmund, Belleville
;\Ialloch John .J, Perth
Myers Adam H, River Trent
McLean Archioald, Cornwall
McDonald J R, Brantford -"
Mc:Sabb Allan N, Hamilton
McDonell Allan, Hamilton
Macaulay Simon H, Bath
:vi c Donald R, St Catherines
McDonell George M, Longuiel
Mcintosh James, L'Original \
McKyes Burrage '1', Cobourg
McPherson Lowther P, Hallowell
McMartin Daniel, Perth
Milne Alexander S
MCPherson J A, I'rinea Edwtrd
Miller William, Dundas

NAMES Al\D RESIDENCE.
r.1iller John, Dundas
Mci\lillan ,\ J, Dunnville
Macdonald John A Kingston
Macdonald A Y, "t Catherilles
Notman Wilham, Ancaster
O'Reilly l\Jiles, lJamilton
Oliver' harles
O'Reilly H R, Toronto
Price J f1, Toronto
Powell Andrew W H, Perth
Powell John, Toronto
Ridout John, Toronto
Richardson Charles, Niagara
Ridout George, Toronto
Rolph GfOl'ge, Dundas
Rapelje Patrick "', Vittoria
Radenhurst Thomas W, Perth
Robertson S F, Pcrth
Richardsnn I1\\', Kiagnra
Raymond L n, Niagara
Small Charles C, Toronto
~herwood Henry, Toronto
Sher"'ood George, Brockville
fmall James IC, Toronto
Emith James, Port Hope
Smith Henry, jun. K ingstoll
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Note.-For residence in Toronto see Li,rectory
NAMES A:I"D RESlDENCK.
Secord lharles B, Queenston
'mith David II', ct Catherine.
:'ullivan Robert, Toronto
tlalmoll William, Vlttori:l
Mewnrt John, London
Spragge John n, Toronto
~trachan (;eorge C. Toronto
Stewart Alexander. Niagara
~tanton 1 has G, Hamilton
~mith John S, Port Hope
Tay lor Thomas, N iagilra
I aylor I homas [-j, Toronto
Taylor Robert IV, Hamilton
TifHmy "eorge S, Ancaster
ray lor Joseph, Perth
Taylor .Iohn 1'. Toronto
Irells William B
Wilkinson Alexander, Cornwal\
Wallis William, I'ort Hopo
Washburn !'. Toronto
Winterbottom \V B. Niagara
Whitehead M F. Port Hope
Ward George r harles, l'e>rt 11 ope
and Whitby
Wilson John, London
MAGISTRATES OF THE HOME DISTRICT.
City of Toronto, Alexander \Vood, GJ'ant Powell, D'Arcy Boul.
ton. James FitzGibbon, Christopher Widmer, Robert Stanton,Wm.
Proudfoot, Chas C Small, John King, l\i D., George Munro, John
Ro.s, James F. Smith. Peter Paterson, James G. Chewitt. Thoma.
G. Ridout, Walter O'Hnflt, George T. Denison, John Lynch, An,
thony B Hawke, William Cayley.
Albion, John Coates
B1'oclC, William Bagshaw, l\!atthew Cowan
Collingwood, C Rankin
Caledun, John Lemon
Chinquacousy, William Campbell, Franci. Campbell, John 8cott,
John Bagwell
Etobicoke, John Gamble, Wm Gamble
N Gwillimbury, Arad Smalley
E GwillimbUl'y, Thomas Hendcrsnn, William Laughton
W Gwillimbury, John Dawson, Geo"ge Lount, J W Taylor
Georuina, James O'Brien Bourchier,"imon Lee, John M Jacksofl
'1IlQma~ Mossington, William Johnson

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Innisfil, Robert N Algeo, Lewis Algeo, Thomas McConkey
King, William Tyler
Markham, II illiam Parsons, William Crookshanks, Peter Milne,
,·\rchibald Barker, John Button, Peter Reesor, Richard C G'lpper,
Irilliam Tyler, James Young
,1Ifdonte, Elmes Steele, '1 homas G Anderson
I1latchedash, James IV Hamilton
Orillia, John Thompson, St Andrew St John
Oro, )Jichael McDonell CharIes i\lcVittie, Wm B McVittio,
Edward O'Brian, Edward F Davis, Arthur Carthew, James ~dams,
!lobert Oliver, Edmund Lally, Irilliam Algeo, Edward Ryall, John
Carthew, Charles S Monk
Penelanguishene, Andrew Mitchell, Samuel Richardson, Capt.
Moberly
Pickering. John Galhraith, Francis l.eys, ('harles Fothergill
Scarborough, lIlian McLean, Robert D Hamilton
Sllllllidale, James Gardiner
Tecalnsetlt, j;eorge Ramsay, Frederick Stephens
Tlwrah, William furner, John C White. Francis Osburne. \"m
(;ibbs
Tomnto. William Thompson. Frederick S Jarvis. Benjamin
Monger. Joseph Adamson. Hon P Adamson. James Baldwin. Thoa
B Phillips. Edward IV Thompson. William Birdsall
Vapra, Francis Hewson
Vaughan. James ~Jiles. Hector McQuurie. John Barwick. Ben.
jamin Thorne. John A uderson
IVhitchurch. William B Robinson. James lIenderson
Whitby. Peter McDonald. Lawrence [Jeyden. John B Warren.
Alexander Armstrong. F [( Tincombe
York. Robert Harding. JohR Scarlett
Note.--For rc,idcllce see Directory
CORO:\Ens FOR THE HOJIE DISTRICT.
(Jeorgc Dllggan" .........."..... .. City of 1" oronto.
James Gardiner .................... Tpwnship of Sunnid"le.
David Bridgford .................. Township of Vaughan
James Coleman .....................:rownship of Toronto.
:-;arnuel Richardson ............... Township of Oro.
Henry Boyes .......................... Township of Whit!>y.
Arad ~ilHIl\Cy ...................... Township af N. G wiJlimbury.
T. G Awlcl'''oll ..................... Townsllip of ;"IIedonte.
II'. Simpson ......................... Township of TIny.
John ~cott ........................... Township of Chin"Il1.COIl"'.
II iIJi,ulI Ruc ............... " ....... C\'cwmarket. " ;

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A TABLE OF THE GENERAL QUARTER
SESSIONS.
HOME DISTRICT.-At Toronto, on Tuesday in the week
next after the several Terms.
EASTERN DISTRICT.-At Cormvall, on the 4th Tuesday
in January and April, and 2d Tuesday in July and October.
OTTAWA DISTR1Cl'.-At LonguieJ, on the 3d Tuesday
in J anllary and April, June and September.
BATHURST DIS'l'RICT.-At Perth, on the 3rd Tuesuay in
March, Sept'r amI Dec'r, and the 2nd Tuesday in June .
. JOHNSTOWN DISTRICT.-At Brockville, on the 3rd
Tuesday in February and May, al,u 2ud Tuesday in All.
gust and November.
MIDLAND DJSTRlCT.-At Adolphllsto\\'D, on the 4th
Tuesday in January, and 2nd Tnesday in July; at King.
ston, on the 4th Tuesday in April and 2nd Tuesday ill
October.
NEWCASTLE DISTRICT.-At Amherst, on the 2d Tuesday
in January, April, July and October.
PRINCE EDWARD DISTRICT.-At Picton, on the 1st
Tuesday in January, April, July and October.
GORE DISTRICT.-At Hamilton, on the 2nd Tuesday in
January, April, July and October.
NIAGARA DISTRICT ... At Niagara, on the 2nu Tuesday
in January, April, July and October.
LONDON DISTRICT.-At London, on the 2nd Tuesday
--..in January, April, July and October.
\VESTERN DISTRIC'r.-At Sandwich, on the 2nd Tuellday
in January, April, July and October .•

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l~UBLIC
NOTARIES RESIDING iN THE CITY
OF TORONTO.
Baldwin W. W. Front-st
Bell John, 123 King-st
Halton Thomas, 233 King-st
Duggan G.j'r, 111 King-st
Gamble Clarke, 47 King-st
Grant Alex. Bay-st
Goldsmith, Edw. Bank U.C
Hensleigh Henry J. Agricultural
Ballk
Horne R C. Bank U. C
Keele Wm. C. King-st and
Att'y Genl's Offiee
King James, Newgate-st
Mair Thomas, Com. Bank
Powell John, King-st
Ridout John, N ewgate-st
Stanton Robert. 164 King-st
Turner Alfred, King-st
Taylor John F.
Turquand B., Receiver General's
office
Washburn S., Clk. Peace'll
Office and Duke-st
Walton George, Chewett's
buildings & Court Requests'
Office
)lEDICAL BOARD OF UPPER CANADA, UNDER
PROVINCIAL STATUTE 59th GEOIWF. 3rd, CH_

:Alexande~ Burnside
J, Adamson
1I0race Yeomans
Freeman ltiddle
Elam Stimson
Samuel Gilchrist
1\1 atthew Gilcljrist
Samuel Woodruff
Stephen W. Averv
Thomas D. Morrison
Jabez Kellogg
F. L. Converse
James McAulay
Jame. HUllter
Dayid J. Bowman
William Bruce
Androw Van Dyclc
Thomas Moore
J ames Fairfield
Robert Ironside
Thomas F. McQueen
James 1\'1 'Cague
John E. Tims
David Duncombe
Alexander Wylie
j!'rancis Ellis'"
John Porter Daly
>Thoma. Blade
John B. Crouse
Basil R. Church
Stephen H. Van Dyck
JOhn Thompson
George C. Hankin
John Crumbie
Peter Schofield
J. E. Ranldn
William McMahon
Marcus Whitman
John Hutchisnn
Hamilton D. Jessup
Josiah C. Goodhue
William Beamish, JUDo
Marclls Merrick
William Rees
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John.W. Leonard James Miller "
Benjamin Walton Adolphus WiJliai~s
William H. Howard J. H Parke
Jira :okillner
., Charles Rolls
Benjamin S. Cory John. Harrison Blilck-
Hobert Gilmour welt
Jonathan Foot Jonathan Wolverton
Donald McGillis
Elijah E. Duncombe
Francis Camerou
John Barnhart
Elias B. Smith JalDes William Powel
Abraham R. V. Pruyn William L. Badger
Ephraim Cooke William 1. Scott
Jabez P. Powers
James Cairns
Pat~icl~ ~lcGarl'Y
F. 1..;. I flmrose
John Grant
William Ferris
D~vid Scanlan Samuel S. Knight
Joseph Lister Gerald O'Reilley, L.
Henry Meade C. S. D.
Luther Cross
James E Gilchrist
Ed,vard Klinckh.rdt
John j arron
Isaac Stephenson Robert McCosh
lIturray Nesbit [Mid· \Villi.m Crai!,;lIc
wirel'Y ollly] David Gal!lraith
Daniel M. Blocre Samuel R'cbard,cn [im
Hiram U. Gilbert surgery ollly]
J omes Cattermole \Yalter H. Burrit
John I-lough, L.C.S.D. John Finlayson
John Anderson Isaac n. Aylsworth
Robert Stewart Flint L. Keyes
John Stoddart [Mid- Roderick McDonald
wirer.r only] Geor!';e Southwick
James Coleman Josiah Clark
Paul Darling J"hn R. Fairfield
John Flynl1
William Taylor
Robert Aberdeen 'Villiam Allison
Robert MluphV Arthur Paterson
George Dunham
David Corry
Henry Rolls
James E. Burton
Walter Telrer CyrenUli Hall
John Beaty
William Bulmer Nicol
John Stratford
1'. W. Rohinsnn
Charles MeCosker
Daniel Macintyre
Thomas Duggan Jame» Meagher
Thefollowing persons have been admitted to practice under 8th
Geo. J V. chap. 3, they having produced testimoniali
of their qualijications so to do.
William J. Scott John King, M. D. ::'iew!on Carlisle
James O'Hara E. L. McDonald Alfred Digby
G. N. Ridley William Lang John Allen, M. D.
Asa F. Reid John Whitelaw. M. D. Thoma. S. Robin,oll
Peter Deihl
Stewart Chisholm James Stirling, M. D.
John Rolph
Samuel John Stratford William Wilson
John Dormer James Gilpilt Wm. R. Hamilton, M.g.
Bobert EdmiitoD Thomall BaVly Richard Noble Starr
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\'ii1liam TUl'ller, M. D. Geo. A. Latham, M. D. James Haskins
Thomas J. Rvder John Moore, M. D. Henry Whicher
Alexander C: Robinson 'Villiam Ross, 1\1. D. Joseph Kerr
James Arnold liolls David Lithgow, M. D. Edward M. Hodder
W. C: Gwynne, M. H; William Henry Parsley George Goldstooe
John Mewburn James Duncan Gillie Edward Van Cortland
George Moore James f'amrhell, M. D.Joho Hyde, M. D.
ltobert Miller
Newton Burnie
Samuel Norway Thomas A. William!
Dunean Campbell, M. D.John B. Matthews, M.D.
Jobo McSpadden Thomas Steel, M. D. William H. Macartney
Lucius O'Brien, 1\'1. D. Umaeke Konayne, M.D W. R. Cuhitt, :M. D.
John Crawford, M. D. Geor/l,e Colis James tiinclair Egan
John Cobb3n Charle, Elliot Hanson Frederick W. Hart .J
Thomas Snow John Dowding Henry Sullivan
James S. Wallen John Tolkien Hoger. Cotter, M. D.
William Adamson William G. Dickenson William S. Myers
James Allen, M. D. John Ferguson \Villiam Winder, M, D,
Henry Clay
Hardinge G. Kiog, l\I.D.Alexander Anderson
Patrick Mc~1ullin John B. Walsh William Gordon Gunn
Henry Boyes, M. D. James I\lcIlmnrray Hobt, T. Reynolds,M.D.
S,aluel Rustal, M. D, John 1\lackelcan \Yilliam Tanant
Peter Marter Edmund Mills Edward Morlon, M. D.
EJward J. Bulteel Edward C. Thomas Rowley Pegley.
Robert Hornhy, 1\1. D. Charle. Edw. Sheward .
l"RACT1TIO~ERS
J. n, Chamherlain
Trueman Raymond
J olin Spencer
D.vid \Vi'cox
LICENCED, lL\VINn. PRACTIsED BEFORE AND DtrJUl'.
THE LATE W'"AR.
T"uemao HicDck
Peter Poward
Ziba M. Phillips
J Daeph B. Elmore
Abm. Fleming
Samnel Bartlett
Alexander K.McKeDzi.
Francis Benedict
GE:\ERAL HOSPITAL,
IlTUATED IN ]ilNG-STREET, Cl'fY OF TORONTO.
" TRU~TEES.
The Hon. the Chief Justice, I The Hon. John H. Dunn,
The Archdeacon of York, The Hon. "Yilliam Allan, -
The Hon. Geo. H. l\larl

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TAXATION IN UPPER CANADA.
THE general revenue for the purpose of supporting the Go­
.ernment in Upper Canada, and administering of the laWll,. ill
raised by 11. duty of 2! per cent. on'all geods and mercbanditle,
ililported by sea, at the ports "Of Qudlec or Montreal. Wines,
liquors, and'certain articles of luxury, havll a specific duty
laid upon them. This duty is paid by the importer, to the
()fficer at Quebec, Upper Canada receiving one-third of the
flum collected each year. This amount, with a duty upon
ihop and tavern licences for vending spirits, Distillers, Hawkers,
Pedlars, :lnd Auctioneers, and II duty upon certain imports
from the Uni{i!d States, which are also paid hy the importer,
form the puhlic resourCflS of tbe Province, and is at the
disposal of the Provincilll Le~islatule, for the payment of public
officers, and for such general purpos~s 8S may be deemed
e~sential to the welf,lre of the people and interest of the PI'O­
VlRee.
"HEI LOCAL 'rAXE9, OR I)ISTRICT RATES.
The Local Taxes, or District Rates, are collected from eacb
individual, according to the quantity of Land and other property
~e may possess, agreeably to the assessed value fixed by
law, VIZ:
Every article of arabre, pasture or meadow land,
Every acre of unculti,vated land, • • •
Every Town Lot, • • • • • •
Every House built with Timber squared or hewed
on two sides, of one story, with not more than
two fire-places, _ : • • • •
Do. tor·evelY Edcitional firq-place,. _ •
Every house built with square or flatted limber on
two sides, of two stories, with not more than two
fire-places,. • • •
00. for every additional fire-place, _ . •
E\"ery framed house under two slories in height,
with not more thllll two fire-places, • •
Do. for evory additional firol-I,lac",. • •
Every brick or stone hou~e of one story, and not
more than two fire-plat.'t'iI, •••
Do. for every additional fire· place,. • •
Ever framed, brick or stolle house, of two stories,
and not more than two fire-places,
Do. for every additional fire-place,
£ If. 4.
1 0 0
-4 0
50 0 0
20 0 0
400
30 0 0
800
35 0 0
500
40 0 0
10 0 0
60 0 0
10 0 0

EVfry Grist Mill, wrought by ~ater, wilh one pair £, s. d.
stenes,. . • . 150 0 0
Do. witl! every additional pair, 50 0 0
.Every Saw Mill, • 1 1 )0 0 0
Every Mercbant's Shop,· • 200 0 0
Every Store-house, • • 200 0 0
Every stone horse,. • • • • • 199 0 0
.EI'ery horse of the age of 3 years and upwards, • 5 0 0
Oxen of the age of 4 years and upwards, • 4 0 0
,1\I i leh COIVS, • • • • 3 0 0
Horned Cattle from 2 to 4 years, • • . 1 0 0
Every dose carriage with four wheels kept for
pleasure, • • • . 100 0 0
Every open c~rri8.ge or CUl-ricle do. 25 0 0
Every other cal'liage 131' gig, with two wheels do. 20 0 0
Every w1Iggon kept for pl~asure, . • • 15 0 0
Every Stove erected and used in a room where there is no
fire-pl~ce is considered as a fire-place"
N OTE.-The Hate of Assessment in any District is limited
to one penny in the pound, \~hich whPon collected is pahl into
the j)i.trict Treasury, and is applicable to local purposes
IV ilbin the Dist.ict for whlcn they are levied. ,
HIGHWAY RATES.
E'cry person inserled on the Assessment R'Jllis, in proportion
to the estimate of his property, held liable to work on the
h,gbways or roads in every year, as fullows :
If his property be rateJ at • • £25 2 days.
do. 25 to 50 3 do.
do. 60 to 75 4 do.
do. 75 to 100 5 do.
do. 100 to 150 6 do.
do. , 150 to 200 7 do.
do. 200 (0 ~50 8 do.
do. 250 to 300 9 do.
do. 300 to 350 10 do.
do. 350 tei 400 11 do.
do. 400 to 500 12 do.
F"r every
£100 abo\'e 500 to 1000 one. day •
For every £200 abo\'e 1000 to 2000 do.
For cl'ery £300 above 2000 to 3500 do.
For every £~OO above 3500 do •
.. A Merchaat'i Shop is defined to be where any foreigu artiel .. ar •
• old.

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Every person possessed of a \Vagglln, Cart, or T~am of
HOI'ses, Oxen, or beast~ of burthen or draft used to draw the
!ame, to work on lht! high\Vay~ three clays.
EVllry male inhabitant from 21 to 50, not ratell on the Assessment
Roll, is compelled to work on the high\\'a)s tbr~e
days.
Persons emigl'ating to tbi~ PI'ovince, intending to become
Settlers, and not having he!'n resident six monlhs, are exempt;
nnd all indigent persons, by reason of sickness, age, or numerous
£allllly, are exempt at the dis~retion of the Magistrates.
Any person liable may compound, if he think fit, by paying
5s. per day for each cart, &c. and 2;;. 6d. for each day's duty,
to be paid within 10 days after demand made by authorized
Surveyor, or the Magistrates can issde their distress for double
the amount and costs.
RESOURCES OF EUROPEAN POWERS.
We insert the following; c,m'fully drawn from various sour­
CU, as a cunvenient table of rcfc;'f(lce.
Great Britllin.-N~tiollal debr, (p'3,400,896,76S.-Yearly
revenue, $22S,849,600.-Populalion, (fo say nothing of colonies,)
25,OOO,000.--Army in peace, 90,519 men; in war,
278,270.--N

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CUSTOMS OF UPPER CANADA.
IMPORTS FROM THE UNITED STATES.
Furnished us by Mr. William Steward, Deputy Collector o( CUltOM',
City of Toronto.
Ptohibited.-Arms, Ammunition, Books such as are pr?hiblted
to be imported into the United Kingdom; -!3ase COIOS,
FIsh, Dry or Sailed; Train Oil, blubber, or skms of creatures
living in the S~a; Tea.
Free.-Ashes., Bullion, Beef, Bread, Bacon, Biscuit, Caro,Cocoanuts,ICord
wooLl, Cauind-makers'Wood, Diamonds,Druge,
Dye-woods, Fruits Meat dnd Fish (being fresh,) Flour, Flax,
Grain, (ullground,) GuTs of all kinds, Hay, Horses, Hams,
Hemp, Live Stock, Lathwood, Lumber, L'lgs, Masto,.Meal,
Pork, Rice, Rosins, Resins, Rawhides, Slaves, Shmgles,
Tortoiseshell, Tow, Tallow, Timber, \Voodhoops, \Vood.
Admitted at the Duty of7k per Cent.-Alabaster, Ancho­
~ies, Argot, Aniseed, A[lIber, Almonds, Brimstone, Eotarge,
Cmrunts, Capers, Coral, Cork, Dates, E,sences (of Bergamot,
Lemons, Ruses, Citr,)!], Orange, Lal'ender, and Rosemary.)
Bmerystone, PruH, (dry in Sugar or wet in Brandy,) Figs,
Heney, Iron in i,,,rs, unwrollght Pig Iron, Incense of Frankin­
C ..'ns"" Juniper B"lrie~, L1\'a or Malta Stone for building, Marb~(',
l\1adals, Nuts, Oil of Olives or Almonds, Ostrich Feathers,
Oiives, PIckles, .Pitch, Paintil1g~, Pozzolona, Pumice Stone,
1-'.J Ilk, Parmesan Ci,eese, Pearls, Precious Stones, Prints,
Rlisins, Sl'0ll.~'e, Sausages, Turpentine, Tar, Vermiceli,
\\'Leislon€s, \\ :ne.
Admitted at the Duty of 20 per Cent.-Candy Sugar, Cotlon
~laIlU{'1ctures, Glass Manufclctures, Tobacco Manufactures,
Rdined 8ugar, Soap.
, Admitted at ihe n~ty of 30 per C,nt.-Books and Papers,
Clocks and \\ akhes, Leather l\lanufltctllres Linen Manuj,,,
tures, Silk l\hnufaclures, Musical IlIstl"~ments, WiI·e.
(,,11 80rt~.)
Admitle.d at (he IJ~lt1J of15 pel' Cent.--G~orJs,- 'Yare!, or
Mel challlhze not being enumerated 01" otherwise charged
wilh duty.
Duties charged by Weight, -re.-Salt, 6d. C'y. per BJJshel ;
Sl'iri(,~, I~. C'y. per Gallon; Sugar, 58. C'y. per Cwt.; Coffee,
5~. C y. per eWI.; Cocoa,5s. C'y. per Cwt.; Molasses 3s.
£:y. per Cwt.; Wine in Bottles, 7d. per Gallun, and (u;lhe:r
I ~ ~; cenJ;,. al.l..!alore91, am!.h. C'l" each doz. Qt • .Bollle ••

MILITARY STAFF OF UPPER CANADA.
STATWNED AT TORONTO.
Aid·de·Camp, Lieutenant F. Halkett, Coldstream Guard •.
ADJUTANT GENERAL'S DEPARTlIIENT.
Auislant Adjutant Geneml, Lieutenant Colonel C. L. L. Fo.ter, COlli'
manding·tbe Forces in Upper Canada. '
Clerl[, James Leckie.
ROYAL ENGINEER DEPARTMENT.
OffiCer Commanding, Captain R. H. Bonnyc ••!I••
Clerk of Works,
Clerk, :. .
George Houghton.
Michael McNamara.
Master Carpenter, . Thomas Bell.
BARRACK DEPARTlIIENT.
Barrack Mas!er,. . Henry Evatt.
Barrack Serj"ant, • . . J obn Comer.
COMMISSARIAT DEPARTMEN'I'.
,oI.•• i.tant Commissary General, . . , Francis R. Foote.
D'puty Assistant Commissary General, 'V. Stowe.
I. - " h " W. Stanton.
Temporary Clcrk, . J. Lane.
Conductor,
C. LY006.
IlSuen,
B. El{Criin,
S. Amos,
~ E. Cressell.
INDIA;, DEPAPTnIENT.
Cbief Superintendent,
Officiating Chaplain,
James Givins,
• l'.ev. Mr. Gr.,ett.
Officer Commanding,
Ibjor,
Captain.,
Lieutcoanl.,
15TH REGIMENT.
Lieut. Col. G. HortoD.
'Villiam Grierson.
(G. D. Colman,
I 'V. B. Snlith,
~ T. Cuthbert,
H. H. Barnb.m,
l J. R. Brunker.
George Pinder,
F. W. Walker,
H. Rudyard,
T. S. ColmBD~
H. Grierson,
Ensign.,
J. R. Nash,
H. B. F. Dickinson.
Paymaster,.
Charles Walker.
Adjutant, • J ames Hay.
Quarter-Master,
J. 'V. Dewson.
Sur~eon,. • J. M. Bartley.
AUlOtant Surgeon, • '. • W. Wallace.
Strength at present, about 350 rank and file.
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ROYAL ARTILLERY.
One Corporlll and seven Gunnen.
VOLUNTEER ARTILLERY, CITY OFcTORONT'O.
This Company i. fifty strong: it has a :;ood Band, and a yery elegant
.taud ard which wns pre,enlt d to them by theladies ol'1'orooto on the-4th
of JUlie 1~33. They have fifty Stand of Arn;ls and, t\Vo Field Pieces.
The Officers are-Tb.omas Carfrae, Mojor, Silas Burnham, Captain,
James Leckie Captain and Adjutant, John' Craig, Ist Lieutenant, Po.
ter Paterson ju'll., 2nd Lieutenant.
lllII.ITIA OF UPPER CANADA.
Colouel,-Nathaniel Coffin, Colonel aud Adjutant General.
Colonel. - Walter O'Hara, Assistant Adjutan t General.
ROYAL FAMILY OF ENGLAND.
King W,lliam tbe Fourth, • .
Queen Adelaide,. •
Ptince,s Angusta Sophia,
•
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•
•
Princess Elizabeth of Hesse Homberg, .__
Ernest Augustus, Duke of CnrobcdUlItr,
His son GCf'r.;'; -F'Teoerick 5
• • •
Augustus Frederick, !Juke of Sussex, . ,
Adolphus Fredericl

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MINIS t'RY OF IRELAND.
Lord Lieutenant, Elfl of !\loil/>:ra,·e.
Lord High Chancellor, LO"d Plunkett.
Chief Secretary, Right HOD. V.SCl'l.lut Morpath.
The House of Peers consists of 430 Members.
Speaker-Lord Chief J u;tice Denman.
The House of Commons consists of 658 Mpmbefl.
~eaker-Right Hon. James Abercrombie.
PROVINCIA L LISTS.
LOWER CANADA.
Governor-in-Chief in and o,'er the Provinces of Upl'°r and
Lower Canadd, Thd Rt. Hon. Archibald, Earl of Gosfl1rd.
Secretary, Stephen Walcot~ Esquirt:.
ROVAL CQJ\.J1\(ISSION,
FOR ·THE INYESTlGA'I'ION OF GRIEVANCES.
The Governor, Sir Ch3rles E,lwarJ Grey, Kllight, and Sir
Ge'll'ge Gipps.
Secretary to the Commission, Tbomas F. Elliott, E~q.
NOVA SCOTIA.
Lieu!. Governor, Major General Sir Colin Campbell, K. C. B.
NEW-BRUNSWICK.
Lieutenant GovernOl', Maj. General Sir Archihald Campbell,
G. C.B.
PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND.
Lieutenant Go.ernor, Lieutenant Colon'll Sir A. Yo'!ng.
NEWFOUNDLAND.
Governur, Ca?lain Prescott, R. N.
Lieutenant General, Sir John Colborne. K. C. B.
Commander in-Cbt~f of His MajestJ"s Forces in Briti.b
North America.
Secretary-Colonel RoWllt..

Commissioner oj Crown Lands' Office, l
Toronto, 10th May, 1836. S
THE times and places for'tile Sale of CROWN LANDSand
CLERGY RESERVES, during the present
year, will be as follow~ :-
In the Wefilenl. District:
For Crown Lands and Clergy Reserves, in the County of
Kent, and Town Lots ir. Chatham and Erroll-at
Chatham, on the first Tuesday in June, and on the
first Tuesday in July, August, September, and October
following.
For Clergy Reserves in the County of Essex, and Town
Lots in Sandwich and Amhcrstburgh-at Sandwich,
on the third Wednesday in June, and on the third
Wednesday in July, August, September, and October
following.
llt!ference may be made to the Agent for the Crown for
this District, 'Mr. HENRY JONES, residing in Chatham,
for further information.
In Ihe London District:
For Clergy Reserve9 in the County of Norfolk-at Simcoe,
on the 1st June; and on the 2nd July; 2nd August;
1st September; 1st October; and lst November
following.
For Clergy Reserves in the County of Oxford-at Elandford,
on the 4th June; and on the 5th July; :i\h
August; 5th September; 4th October; and 4th No-.
vember following.
For Clergy Reserves in the County of Middlesex, and
Town Lots in London-at London, on the 8th June;
and on the 8th July; 9th August; 7th September;
ith October; and 8th November following.
Reference may be made to the Agent f~r the Crown for
this District, JOHN B. ASKIN, Esquire, residing in
London, fol' further information.
In (he Home District:
For Town Lots in Port Credit and Brouti-in tlii8Cit,!/,
on the 23rd May, instant.
And for such Crown Lands, ap.j· Clergy RE'serl·es, as are
for sale-at this Cit)', on the second Tuesday in
1 une; and on the ~cond Tuesd!ly in July· August t
September j and October followlllg. ' --

111 tIle Newcastle District:
For Crown Lando, CI~rgy Reserves, and Town Lots "in
Peterborough and Lindsay-at Pelerborouglt,-on tho
firstTuesday in June; and on the first Tuesday in
July; August; September; and October following.
For Town Lots in'he Village lately surveyed at the mouth
of the Trent-in tltat Town, on the 15th June; nnd
on the secund Wednesday in July; August; September;
and October following.
Reference may be made to the Agent for the ClOwn for
this District, ALEXANDER McDoNNELL, Esquire, residing
at Peterborough, for further information.
In the Bathurst District:
For'Clergy Reserves in the Counties of Lanark and CarltOil-at
By town, on the second Wednesday in June;
and on the second \Vednesday in July; August;
~eptemiJer; and October following. "
ForTO\vn Lots in Richmond-at that Town, on the SRIrut
. days. .
In the Ottawa District:
For Clergy Reserves in the Counties of Prescott and Russell-at
By town, on the second Wednesday in June;
and on the second Wednesday in July; August;
September; and October following.
Reference may be made to the Agent fol' the Crown for
these Districts, JOHN McNAUGHTON, Esquire, residing
at By town for further information.
, o::r Schedules of the particular Lots to be sold in each
Township, specifying also the Terms of Sale, have been
printed and will be put up at the Court-House, at the Of­ l
fices of Clerk of the Peace,and Sheriff, and in other conspicuous
places in each District, which SchedJles may
be had on application to th~ Commissioner for CrOWD
L.al1ds, or any of the above-named AgElnts.
In the Midland Di.yfricf.
At Belleville, for Crown Lands in the County of Ha.8till~~
on the 20th June, 20th July, 20th August, 20th September,
20th October, and 21st Novt:mber. •

At Napanee, for Crown Lands in the Counties of Leno:z
and Addington, on the 24th June, 25th July, 24th
August, 2'11h September, 24th October, and 251h
N ovemlwr.
At Kingston, lor Crown Lands in the County of Frontenac,
on the 30th JUl)e. 29th Jul~', 29th August, 291h
September, 28th October, and ~9th November.
At Belleville, for Clergy Reserves, in the County of
Hastings, on the 30th Jilne, 20th July, 20th August,
20th September, 20th October, and 21st November.
At N apanee, for Clergy Reserves in the Counties of
Lew'x and Addington, on the ~nth June, 25th July,
24th August, 2·lth September, 24th October, and
25th November.
At Kingston, [or Clergy Reserves, in the County of Frontenac,
on the 30th June, 28 h July, 29th August,
29th September, 28th October, anu 29th November.
S,:h"dules of the particular Lc ts to be sold in each
'Township, and specifying also the Terms of Sule, have
been printed, and will be put up at the Court House, at
the Office of the Clerk of the Pl'ace, and Sheriff, and at
other places in the District, whic h Schedules can be had
on application to the Commissioner of Crown Lands, or
to C'AnIlJEL S. WIl,~IOT, Esquire, Deputy Surveyor, who
will reside in the District and superintend the several
Sales.
'
GEORGE WALTON',
CLERK OF THE COURT OF REQUESTS,
(!t it!2 n{ fIn\,onto.
OLERK TO 'l'HE MAGISTRATES OF THE HOME DISTRICT,
Clerk to tlle Board if Education of the H9me District,
R
AND
NOTARr PUBL1C UJ!' UPPER CANADA,
ESPECTFULL Y acquaints the public', the Office in the
Court H'Juse, City of Toronto, is open from 10 to 3
O'clock daily, where all Notarial business, writir.g Pelitions,
drllwing Bonds, Deed~, Mortgages, Wills, Agl'et'ments.
Leases, Memorials, &c., is done by him upon the most moderllte
terms.-NoTE. Residence, No, 2 Chewett', Buildin",