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THE
uroti Expositor
Rev. Thai. Griffin
Assumes Parishes
In London Area
Thirteenth iri a SerieS
•
Vi*T9R. EAFOR.vis ONT., JULY 114
Bishop of Huron, he Right
ReVe-fend• G. -Luxton, bas -re -
gently announced, the appoin' tment
of the Reverend Thomas, Arthur
Griffin, to be the incumbent of the
Parish of, Grace Church, 'Merton,
Trinity ' Church, Birr,...,1,anal& 4St.
George's Church, Londonlownship.
Mr. , Griffin has been Deacon, in
charge 'since 195s, and recently ori
his graduation in Theology from
Huron College and his ordination
to the priesthood of the church, Mr.
Griffin has been licensed as inettin-:
bent to these three congregations,
inunediately north of London
Mr. Griffin is one of a consider-
able group .of married men who
received• their call to the muustry
while serving in the Queen's fore-
es,,After almost six years in the
RCAF, Mr. Griffin registered at
Huron College. At that time he and
his family resided in, Seaforth and
attended St. Thomas' Anglican
• In recent years he •has 'carried
the double responsibility of •paro-
clam' life along with his theological
-
course. Bern in Peterborough, Mr.
Griffin •married Dorothy: Gwen-
dolyn Mills, also of Peterborough,
and they have .two children, Llyn
Margaret, 7 years of 'age, and
Thomas Henry, one year. Since Mr.
Griffin has been in charge of his
present parisle a hew _parish hall
has been constructed and' opened
at liderton and manY lei -Prove-
n -rents 'accomplished; in the three
historic churches.
PART TWO
By ISABELIX CA14113E1[1
- coNcEgapt47 IV carri,ed on for a time and, in 1865, she sold to Joseph Kidd.
,Lot Eight
Patrick Farr, who had the Railway Hotel in Dublin, was
anOther son. After the_hotetburnedthe Parrs all moved to
From 1855 Andrew UnderWood,' a native- a' Nbitiler11: boderieli. Other owners here have, been Alex Linton, 'Wil-
liam Lon, William LeybUrn (i1), Robert Watson (lt) John
Donnelly,Frak, Donnelly and Gerald DOnne113r.
Lot Fourteen ,
Meshach Garbutt owned :Lot 14 by :1858' and that same
year 'sold the West 50 to John Judge, a nativeof yirme,
Ife-
land. _ Other Owners of it Were 'Charles jUdge, Frank.
Aleor,.Johnnie McAleer, James J. Feeney, Jiminy Morrison,
Cecil Brownlee; . Alan Brownlee and Jacob Schoonclerwoer. •
he had . gone on, horseback for some provisions, some here was Jimmy
:way missed yie.bridge, .Went intg•the creek and was drown-.'ThetbhticikariePtag'e ed-af.ter cirrith?3a
ed. . This was at the .te of the spring freshets, and -there got
lityth,the body -three
Garbutt lived oh the EaSt 50,, until 1884 when they Moved
is a pessibiat-was...not found for clayS..
' 1890. -1-lis cousin, Sa,rah_Garbutt,: from Whitechnrch,,, Ont.*
then kept liouSe for him till he died hi Mitchell ,in 189,3. While,
William Chubb. had the East 59, he had a Small blacks/111th'
'shop on, it which he moved to StAffa; When ,he went there, in
1890. 'Garbutt then sold to: James FeeneY, James- Feeney;
• Jr., and his :brother, Malachi "IVIack" FeeneY,'haVe been the
later owners.
Lot Fifteen ,
Tonilinson owned-1,4701--1.-57by' 1855 Ili 8 6 Old
71 5
ing,''forty-five acres to Fergus 'Lanni -Add d d t
the back of the lot, with springs - and-a.quiektsankd spot i.n the South 50- to . Daniel 'Gallagher., Others who. have had it
tirOVideS,a plentiful supply of -Water for th are his son; Frank Pallagher Peter krauskopf, -Jack Drake
Nar this,pond• are ;;a,...fow mouhds .sttirie which are (it) an orva El iott. John Toml nso either died or left
'thought by. some to be the ii'eriaains of an old Indian burying the North 50.in 1875; John' liarbonr, who Married Torn1m4
son's daughter Annie Was the 'next, to:;live here: After hs
,grOutid. A few are , also :on the West .50.. One thing thatFroni
attracts theee, are, is .the foostarci .color of, death she went to Hamilton, and later -AO the StateS.
here for Many year's, she made yearly Visits to herrelatives.
the Soil. Badk;in,the early 1:900's when the..Indians hand -
pulled flax for the farmers, .SOine of 'these, being cunons
abotit: the MOtinds; were anxious. to -dig into them, but Were
forbidden ,to do. so byf, the. farm' owner. It has been told that,
onthe bank -of. the stream near the .mounds, in the •very early
.days, -there was an 'Indian settlement which was reachedby
small boats .• Stones shaped like tools', have been -picked _Up,
occasionally on the lot by former oWners. „
:In '1856 Robert Curminghain, - Sen-in-law129f-Andrew
triderWoocl, ,becarne the '..oWner- Of the • West 50. William
Ireland, owned the East 50 -of -Lot 8. :He first married in Ire-
land, And it was there hiS' children were born Later, he
marries:1'a sister of his first 'wife,. and they were known to
ajt as "Daddy" or ,tUncle. Andy" •Underwood and "Auntie
Nellie": Andre* died in 187§, at the ago of $0 years, and is
buried in the Anglican, Cemetery in Mitchell. Beside. him
lies a sph, Thomas -Underwood, Who died on •March 29, 1861,
aged ,-26 years. When returning -from Carronbrook, where
It is told that .Mrs.. Underwood, who Was a bit queer, when te. 'Mitchell' *here betli I-4' wife and sell' -Ge9rge' died in
asked about the. drowning,. used to tell that he was -three
dayS and three nights in". CarrORtirpok lake. '
„• Henry; Watson, Who lived on • another lot, bought this 50
the Same- year .that Thomas died, and Sold two years later
.to Peter Drown; 'Who. died here lid 1900.- Drown :was followed
by Billie Fell; JIM Johnston, Josiah Watson and David Gray,
retiredlailWaYmah. ',Gray has now reserved the south fiVe
-acres at, the -concession -for own-usei-and-aildthe
AVILIO
N WILBEE'S
RCIIESTRA •
•
• TAKE NOTICE that a Petition signed by the
Electors of the Conn of Hurn,being p rsons
qualified and competent to vote at an election of a
;
member of the House of Commons, in the said
County of Huron, addressed. to the Secretary Of
State of Canada, to the effedt that such Petitioners
desire that a vote of all Electors of the said County
of ,Huron be taken for and against the revocation
of the -Order-in-Council, which brought into • force
,
and effect Part II of TheCanadaTemperance Act-
- in the said County of Huron, will be deposited with
the Registrar of Deeds for the aid County of
.Huron, on the 1.3th day of 'August, 1959; and fur-,
her take notice that such Petition will remain in
the Registry Office • for public examination for a
eriocl of ten days after the aforesaid date, before
eing submitted to the Secretary of State of
-
a1i4a,* _
: DATED at Goderich, in the County of Huron, •
8th day of 'July, 1959. •
s 1 a -JOHN' E. flUCKINS,
Chairman
• ,
uron. Citizens Legal Control Committee
She sold'ithe North 50 to 'William W. Sadler; and shortly
after he had,the home which stood near the road, torn clown.
-
These have had .the land. since Sadler 'Joe 'McGrath,. John
Jordan', ThemaS 171.•Worden; Albert-C:Worden, Harold Jklein,
feta; RPland:1"Cleitifeldt and Earl Roney.
‘.
Lot Sixteen .•
rom 1855 ,lion. john Cameron owned Lot 16., In 1858.
he .'sold the South:50.1e O'Dea.,and,the North to John
iorden... Edward Carpenter, Jacob Weber,. Tom and Joseph
Hibbert hadit next Hibbert sold to- William 'Gray in SeP-. "Enright, John Jordan, Mrs John Jordan, Fred Lithgow and
tethber, 1867,, and: this was the home of his . son,--,Williarn George Ducharme have. owned it sinee. = Stanley •Panes...liVeS
Ilenr3r-Gray,-aftethe,married.Mary Arm-,Rrown; :His:Second ,m.the house and now owns five acres of the land. The 'Own -
wife Was RebeeCa'BlazeT(.-lii-g9n, Alrha•Gr4y,..Ntheiltnarifed. ers 'of. the -S6uth-,50 since-John::01Dea-have been MrS. -John
J essie Sch1otzhaurer,"and7gfau-dSollorge--Grabose wife,___O'Pea,43-r-idget-Vnen,-,444....-Moliellan._
Wilhisni McLellan,
was Margaret Squire, have had the farm to: the present time. William Jordan, • Joe Jordan,Sapauel. J.. :Slienc-6,-7MIS.
While -he lived; William Henry Gray had in his possession a 4, Spence, Norman Riehl and George Ducharme, the present
English' 'Church prayer, book, printed 'owner.' Bridget (Y•Dealivedi'in a small house near the corner
in the 'thile of .CllarleP, 11, wilich.4:bd '•been handed down And had her dressmaking shop' here till she di,ecl*
William
• ' ••John Givens also lived iri-ahouge here fin- a time .He worked
through several generattons of the farm y..,
Lot Nine •
,
•
JOhn Sr.; a native 'of Armagh; Ireland ',who set-
tled in Clarke Township, ,Durham 'County, about .1830, took
up Lot 9., in -1852; but neverlived in Hibbert. On the boat
ceming:to--Ca," paaklie 'met Elizabeth. - Dunkin,* Whom -lie --soon
Married' Theyhad thlamilt of eight—Martha (Mrs 'John
Cochrane), ..JOhn;',Santuel, James, Alexander,. 'Eliza • Jane
(Mrs Wilham Johnston), William and Robert.' Of these, two
ivdin Ilibbert--Martha •and John; Samuel in. Mitchell. Alex
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round with -the farmers, by the day, or sometimes by the
month in the summer. A common wage at that time was 75c
a day; $1.00 was considered high, and this for awork ,day
that stretched out to ten or twelve hours. The average month-
ly wage for six months in the summer was around $16, but
if -a farmer was -doing -extra work, such building a barn,
he might loosen his; purse strings and Offer as high as VO to
one whom % he knew to be an extra good . worker. Eyen at
these low wages these workers in some homes were denied
privileges granted •to mernbers of the famil3r. Orfe old Jane
in Clinton,' and: jMeKillOp. Sainuel -1-1i1Ten ina3r have ' at mealtime woidd get ..the Sugar bowl- and, Put Isngaf In her"
lived here also a short time before he 'married Mrs: -='W -ill -i -a 'In--- "olcl,rnan's tea; then tothe hired.. man would saY:•-!`r--can't
(Mary Pullman) .Reutledge,:.lnit'.after his marriage, he lilted .-giVeyOu-any; Henry,SUgarr:.1g'tPOI clear.!"
ftl•gitchell• '"Sarfitiel' brother, ..T.Ohn, married Margaret Nay, ... • -... ,; -;; ' ''; - ..1,0.t,.se,i,e,i,iteen ;
and .lived .:on',this-'Iot .until -Sometimeafter, his wife, died ifl .,
Hugh-,Driirtutiond--Was one ;of .the trustees ,of, S.S.- No. 3
1810, He then Went to Detroit, Miehigan... Duncan Mccalliitn; •
h
a Megiliapli*sid4fit;;; and, one ., who. h94 an , interest: in, the when the
eaL;),tSeic7orifrdosnichlo8o5l4-t'a:S.E.rhouitbuilt l..ieinr'61h8e67, n
weanedt to
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o,Raahe h
ms ' j.iittowliino
our mills,
Seafortliowned thfarafew years '' thi ' .1869, and was followed:by.JameS King •(a, badlielOr; who later
'fl ;- e in- ' - , At s
tinie. AndrewPark lived on it Until he went-to:Dakota. , In
`1880rJohn:HOdgson and -his son, David, bought -itieintl31, and lived' irl''CrothartY);.Andre* MeLellan, Si, William MeLel-
'
laii- and Joe Jordan." Roy' Burchill, ' former .treasurer and
sold two years later 4•,}1eni?k Pinder'.„ Two sons, John and
Presert elerk.of 'flie township,. is noW the owner., While Joe
Williani. Pinder, 'eachlkad 50 acres After William died- sud- ..
. . . . .Jordand thelot,'' thebarn was - burned 'Ettehsive irn-'
denly while ploughing in the field ;in 18,89, his widow carrte • '
oif till.3-e Webb bought.130 • her r West 5. .... _. . . r_and John s East aO ZproVementS have been inade-Aa• the buildings by the, present
in 1892. Webbs Went WeSein!tlie early 1900'er. BW Norris o,P.er.''
• '777-- 's ' ,-',' '• ".* • - Lot Eighteen .
rented,' and Jack :Sumner wai. the , next owner While -work-
, .__, .
John McNab, the owner of Lot 18 from 1359, sold the
*ng 'on,Hydr-d- after Sumner Went to Mitchell,, he was electro-,
riekt.-•., Year te. . Robert Dalten. ' His: wife ' was .. Catherine
.cuted..:Gilbeit-Sniale.followed Sumner„.and,Dalton Srnale is
Herkimer; 'arid in their fainilY 'were HertrY, Florence
the present owner. • , -
'
Lof Tem
' Joseph Graham, who was possibly:a, brother of Mrs.- John CYntlia. (Mrs. John M"c1r.eY). Other owners have beenRobert
White, *horn it is, kngwr.i. had a brother who live nearhe, -Dalton, Jr.., 4ndKew. McLellan, Jr.,. jun: Maloney . and Joe
was the owner 'of .Lot 19 by 1355, ',In 1861 he sold- to -John
Cochrane and that Same. year John sold the West. 50 to James, je'ran.".` ' ' • •-• ':. Lot AT.' ineteen ‘
HsoohPnw,s0941i,fbeuteaosntivrinaurettIOaliiYiele.non, the e•orthoefr, joc,,-4tnill:,uthiene11.18:71';., ,- :a' 4:-# the„.trst‘ oixner- . of :. Lot 10,, John , Tinniwood Little,
no aimg is *knOWn.- today.'' He .gnehip,- deed- in 1859, and late
The Cochranes had a fatnilY of sit,. :11:413tt: *‘7.8 seri-00Y *that Year he sold to John 'Allen Who later Moved to Tucker --
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In view of the disregard by the general pub -
lie of the'ricent proelaniation issued by the
Town. Council, re the confinement of dogs,
and the fact thatthey are not to run at large
a any time, the Council feels that charges
must be laid under this By-law.
Any owner- or harbourer
dog who allows it to run at
large can lx summoned into
Court. The fine in a case of this -
kind 'could be $50.06 and costs
The Council and myself would ask all citi-
zens concerned to comply with the laws and
avoid the consequence&
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Mark Drake) , Emma (Mrs. Bill Moore), George, Aggie (Mrs.
Dick Hotham), Robert, Jessie (Mrs. Williain• J ry) an
Seaforth: 57
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JOHN A: GORWILL,
Physician and Surgeon -
Phones: Office 5-W Res. 5-J
Seaforth
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injured when kicked on the head by a 'horse while the faintly
lived here. 'Prom then he wore a silVer dollar --on his skull
for a 'plate, Suffered much; and died on the Operating table
after lie went to the States. :His parents and the Other chil-,
dren, exceptMary Robina*vent to Iowa around 1872. Janie§
Redford, a wealthy; Seotc'liman, teacher; superintendent of
Sehoals .and a Stratford real estate ;agent,. who later failed
and moved to Texas, owned the farm a short tune and then
sold, to Hopwood, the .owner, ofthe..other 50. "
Jarnes..0opwood was. a former school teacher, deputy
reeve of the township in 1876, and, assesSor in -1379. He was
married twice:. His first Wife Was Martha Robinson, and his
second, •Jendina HutchiSon.,- In the 8(es he, his second Wife
and his family ,Moved -to Manitoba. John, Lavery, Sr., bought
from Hopwood.' His bachelor on, •John, for whom the fa -nil,
Was bought,,died here in .1898, and the father in.,19.06:'How-
ard; Gray,. son-in-laW,,ladd it rented Part time, and Robert
'Lavery; another of Johns soils, followed Gray and remained
on it until he moved to Seaforth,around, 1911. -Since then Joe
DontiellY ;arid Leo Eeeriey have been the owners.,
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'..Lbt Eleven
. ,
Patrick McGrath, whose wife Was Bridget Durkin, had
Lot 11 by 1858, but the; next year his 'brother Michael, a
bachelor, took over the -East 50. Other owners were Thomas
Williarrig,' Timothy Pepper and John McGrath. Patrick Mc-
Grath, Sr., ,remained on the West -50. In .his: family were
Patrick;,. Annie,' Bridget, John, Kate, later a purse Who ,died
and ,waS buried 'at, the Coast, and .Martin called "Matt".
Annie and, Bridget' Were dressmakers in Stratford. -Patrick
McGrath, •Sr, died bore and since then it has been owned by
John McGrath; Thomas H. VV.Orden Estate, and Toni
Coyne. Harold Wilson was the next owrier of the log acres,
and • it is now. owned by,the IleskY Flax Company,. and Js
sown; from front to bac"each year in either, grain or flax,
as are several other lots arong the 4th 'and 5th concessions.
Lot Twelve. " •
• .
A sister ,of Mrs. John DelaneY,.6r., Esther Harbour, was
the' wife of the' first owner of Lot 12. There is
record-tha,t he was a:member ofthe township council as early
as 1854. Other ownershave been 'Irying-Shaw,,'William
FaWcett, Sr.,' William Fawcett, ,Jr., John R: Drake' John E.
Drake (R)", Mrs. John 'R. Drake -Oswald Walker and.Carli
Walker. Fate was unkind during the occupancy Of the Drake
farnily. While here John R. Drakes -daughter, Margaret, was
killed in a car. ,accident; and while Sohn E. Drake lived on
the farrn.the buildings werelevelled when a freak hurrieane
struck' a, narrow strip through this 'area on December 12,
1946. •
Lot Thirteen ' •
It was on lot 13 thit. James Farr ,lived from; the early
1850'g till he died inthe late '50'S., Ills wife and son, Michael,
' ' •
Smith. Andrew, McLellan,Sr., Patrick •Feerley and his Son,
.,
Either Feeney, have been i the .'owners to the present time.
'Patriek Feeney was assessor of tbe, township for over :ten
years. He away in, 1956 in his 91st Year. •
, ; , , • , •
. . ' LOt 'Tpenty _
A number of . years -after James Roach married MAY ge-•
'Donald, they came. to Canada --from, County Carlow,, Ireland,
andupon their -arrival--settled- a short time at , Merrick -
vine, Ont., near the Provineenf Quebec. Froth "there Jame'
and two other immigralitT 'Came West to scout for land. James'
made. his Claim, on Lot ..20, and immediately cut down some
trees. ,The family came,to }this farm around 1846 when Pat-
rick was -18 years Of :age. James died here in 1866. ,In.James
,4
and May ,Roat ' family there were ehildien—Patrick,
•Bridget, (Mrs. hompS'Melady), Catherine (Mrs, William'
FOrtune) and Edward. 'After JanieS' diedyhiS 'son, Patrick,
had the North 25•'Which wgrit With the South 50 back of it
on Conedssicm 3,, and • Jarbes' other • son,. Edward, had the
SOuth 75:of, thiS lot.. : ' . ' . :
, ,
Patrick Roach was born in Ireland in 4828. He married
Mary Dermoncly•, and it was .on the 25, acres of th s idt they
had their home, Three, Of.their thirteen' phildrendied'young;
the other ten were Edward, john J., Margaret (Mrs:Tatrick
O'Rdurke); Teresa '(Mts. William. O'Rourke), Jame, Brid-
get (Mrs. Williairi-FeeneY), •Honora .(Mrs, Timothy Ma-
loney), Mary Ann (Mrs. William Jordan, Jr.), Catherine
-(Mrs. Roland Kennedy) And Elizabeth. Others' Who had
Patrick Roach's part "rehis son, John I. Roach, Peter Fitz-
patrick, Mrs. Peter' Fitpatrick; and hr son, ,Mauriee Fitz-
patrick,', The; present owner Works in the 'States ,attd. rents
• the crop fields each- year. The barn and: old trees ' of long
• standing 'around the brick house were blown down during a
,cYclViherienwjellrleY''nlin9e56in the,
' family ofEdwar•
d and Catherine
Carlin Roach, who lived On the South 75 of this lot. These
were John E., Joseph, James, Peter, Mary ,(Mrs : Patrick
Feeney), Ann, Catherine., (Mrs. James .McQuade), Patrick
and Francis,: who died in infanCy. There followed Edward
Roacht.two sons, Jim. and Pete ..-Roach,, Frank Melody, jde'
MeladY and Mrs. Joe Melady. A log cabin, constructed by.
the Reaches, was moved from here to Victoria Park in Sea,
forth 4..t. the time of the Old Boys' Reunion in 1955,, to house
old-time exhibits. - ' '' •
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' EVENINGS:, -Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday' only, 7-9 p.m. "
,Appointment S 'may be made.'
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Goderich 343
• Licensed Muni,cipal Auditdr.
• G. A. WEBB, D.C.*
• ''toetorof Chiropractic
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School of Auctioneering: Licensed
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DON DENNIS Walton
Phone Seaforth 843 r.11
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W. R: Bryans, V.S.
W. G. Drennan, D.V.M., VS.
Phone 105' • 'Seaforth
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Phones: Office 173, Residence 781
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Monday, Thursday -1 to 8 p.m.
JOHN E. LONGSTAFF ,
Optometrist
-Phone' 791 : -Seaforth
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MAINsOFFICE,'SEAFORTII
, Office Hoursr--Seaforth daily,
except Monday, 9 a.m. -5:3D P.M.;
Wednesday, 9. aan.'- 12.30 in.;
Thursday evenings by appointment
Clinton:" Monday, 9 a.m. - 5:30
p.m. (Above Hawkins' Hardware.)
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Viee-President-Allisser l3roadfoot,
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- DIRECTORS:
E. .11 Trewartha, Clinton; 3, L.
Malone, Seaforth; Chris. Leon-
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Myth; William S. Alexander, Wal-
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