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Seventeenth in a eries
CONCES,§ION V
Lot TwentY-six ,
Lot 26 was not taken up as early as other lots around it.
James:Halloran, the"first to live on the North 50, had a saloon
Ohthe corner lot He was, married twice. His first wife was
Kate,,but her surname is not known, and ipis second was Julia
IVIa,har. From. here he .went to,Carronbreek, Where he died
'from canCer. Jeremiah Ryan, Who married Bridget Young,
was the ,owner from 1879. Both he and his..wife died on this
lot. There were six in jeremlah's farni1y---4ohantia (Mrs:.
John Coleman), Patrick; John, Mary,,(Mrs. (Dr.) Dan Crenir...
in), Ali& (Mrs. Jas, Williams) and Michael, who was.killed
in a bush..in „Thomas Casey -lived on the East 25
of the 'Smith 50 till he and his family Moved to Egniond.ville.
On' this lot' Tom Worked on the -irailroad, and every
morning walked from here to his work and back again,in the.
evening. Patrick Ryan j,ought Casey's land in, 1887, .and the
next year he,also, bought his father:Jeremiah Ryan's 'North
50: ,Mrs:Ryah and daughter, Johanna, for some years' longer
lived in -a house; back •the aideroad Dan BarrY and his son
Miclfael Tarry, have owned this 75 acres since- Patrick Ryan
left, it. • Miehael. Murphy got the West 25 of the' South' 50
fiend, the Canada ,Company, and all who have owned the East,
50 ofiLot 27, after Murphy , have also had .this 25. .James
"Ted" Doyle is the present owner.
Lot Twenty-seven
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Williana Givens,. who was deputy -reeve of the township
in 1867-7 owned Lot. 27 from 1857 untilhe went in 1871 to
Toledo, Ohio In Toledo, Michael, one of his gins became a
pronfinent 'railway executive. When Givens left the Tfarrn,
the , East -50 was sold to 'Thomas Murphy, and the West to
Atkinson, ' Sr. Thomas Murphy's Son; Michael; died in
1-887; and in.1892 his widow Sold to James Doyle, Who 'rented
it to MiChael. Williams,and later to 'William Burke. In 1900
-ficoyle'rentiodelled SQIne- Of the buildings, and came back, and
worked; it hinaSelf„.His son, James, also known as "Ted"; is
the, rireSent,owperA new parish..priest,,anxions to get hi
flock fixed im hs Mind,' and being' a. bit confused -about the
DoST-le-lads4---made-a4rip-tp-,the-home_tajsee-WhO-wa
Meeting, one;he said:. "And -Which are You, Jaiifer-S-Vf-Ted?'
,"I"M„)3oth!" the lad replied.
JarnesAtkinSen's son, James, married Ellen. Montgomery,
and , if was on:the West 50 they, lived until they went to
Dakota. From then. James Atkinson, Sr, owned it -.agairi.
Anothei". soh, JoSeph, -.took it over* and lived here 'after he
married : Amelia Evans in 1906 Joseph, for many years, was,
'president of the Hibbert Conservative AsSoeiation. He was
also a township councillor for eleven' years, and reeve in 1946
'and, 1947: Cyril -Johnston. and "Ted" :Doyle have ,been the.
owners since Joseph Atkinson retired and moved to Dublin
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in 1944. In more recent years Wilfred. Card, for 4 time, lived
in the Atkinsont ouSe; biz -Clio one lives ,in it now.
Thomas ,Wilson got the deed of the East:50 a Lot 2 in
1854. Several of the children of Thomas and Elizabeth Wil-
son died in,the 80's, but no one knows where the family
went. from. here; From 1,875.:untir1879, Jams Fanson was
'the' owner: Daniel W. IVIore3T, Robert Elderkin, David Miller,
WiThm T'. Wood, Kenneth Weed and Synn Seteren have
owned it since Fanson, George Wall owned the W94,59
from- 1853, but in 1854 sold to John Hooper, a brother -in-'
law of Sohn Clifton. Hooper's son,. Sam, tbok it over in the
80's,'but John reserved ten acres for life. William T., in,
bought frorn Sara Hooper in 1907, and the owners since have'
been the sameas thoSe whe have :had the East 50. 'The'honee
here -vvas sold after Sam.Hooper moved to Mitchell. ,
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• Lot Three
.In 1855 Sohn Bradley get his deed for -the East 50 Of
Lot 8, and 'mild in 184o James Harris; who lived in Fullar-
ton Township., James, and his :wife, Elizabeth Routley, were
both natives of DevoriShire, England. In -their family were
John; Thomas, Ann (Mrs.' Charles CUrtis), Elizabeth (Mrs.
Sohn. Francis), Samuel, jarnes, Oliver and &Warn -lab. '(Mrs.
Viralter Jewell), Their son, Thernas, married' Ann Steer, and
died on this lot in 1890, , John E. Harris, son of Toni, was the
next owner. • Ito wife was Maggie Miller, andtheirsen
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PART:TWO":;.;
By ISABELLE CAMPBELL
son, wto
married Gladys Deigel, the present owner-
Charles,13irooks got the West ,50 in 1856. A Frank Brooks.
lived here' for a 'time, then Thomas Harris also bonght this
50, and his son, -Reuben, whose wife was the former Mary
JohnstOn, lived on it till he died in 1924. The.pther two in
TOM Harris' family were Elizabeth (-IVIrs, Cephas Drown)
and -Mary Ellen (Mrs, Thomas Fanson). 'Since 'Reuben
I-Iarris this 50 has been •owned by''Aaron Steinacher ,and
Frank Hutchison. -
J. F oar
William Gray, oWnedIpf:4 by" 1857 and died here rn 1887.
• His wife was Elizabeth. Bell, a -sister. of Ann Bell, -who mar-
ried William Gray's brother, Henry. By. 1888 Williamand
sElizabeth's. son, Maxwell, had the East, 50: Another son;
Ho -ward, had the Westior a time, but later Maxwell Owned
all the lot. One of Williarrk'sdaughters, 1VIatilda jane-, mar-
ried .Peter. McNaughton, a teacher, .who taught In several
sehOolg'in. Iiihbert Township. Peter was -a good teacher, .but
4 strict disciplinarian. No pupil, stillliving? haseven for-
gotten his punishment for, misbehavior. Melville Gray, after -
he married -.and --before his father' left- the-farm---liyed for a
time 'in'an -extra house on this lot. After LMarvell Gray
moved to Kirkton the farm was rented ;for a few.. years.
Bilhe Ellah had ,.it _first, .and . James Arnistrong,`-the tresent
Occupant, was . next until he bought in. 1949. , Others in
• William Gray's farnilY, besides the three mentioned above,
•were Mary Ann'.(Mrs. George 13roWii), John; William Henry,
Alex,' Elizabeth (Mrs. Jarnes Bell), Robert, Margaret (MITS.'
Andrew Stewart) and Jane (Mrs. Solomon 'Hodgson, who
was' later Mrs. Alfred Davis). Solernon Irodison was a train
engineer and was killed, in Stratford.
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Lot Twenty-eight -
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Daniel IVIoeney; from 1853, was the Owner of Let 28. At
an earlydate he went to...Minden;;;MiChigan, where he died.
Fortune,. Malachi Burns and John' Burns, who was-
Lleptity,reeve_ of Hibbert, from 1879 until 1883; owned"- Dan's
East 75 acres in later years In -1859. Dan Mooney sold ,his
brother Joseph, who married Arni !Park,,'his West '25 acres:,
Joseph's son, Archie, had it later;,,and in the 80's he sold to
John Burns, the .owner, of the other .75..acres. Later; Frank
LayaLbetight.the,lot and two sisters ykept ;house for him 'add
his brother.; John., From 1917 John 's the owner, and after.
his.death a nephew, Jimmy O'Lpughlin,. rented until'Patrick'
Wilharns bought in 1941 Rig son,'Tomis the present owner.
Lot Twenty-nine
James Quinlan, Whose wife was Rosie Carty, was the. first
owner of Let 29.-- His brother, JAY'', either owned the South
50 or lived in a house on it From here John went back to
Ireland, but returned, and after the home burned .here he
went to. Toledo, Ohio;;.and-.1ived With his farnily- there till he
died.- One of his sons Was: John, better known as "Nippy."
He was walking home from Dublin With peter McIver the
day' Peter .was killed by the train. Andre* Archibald, Sr, a
TUckersinith,farmer ; his: son, JaineS,a well-known horse -
buyer, and another. Son; Andrew,: all had this lot for a time.
Andre*, Archibald Jr.'s family were* all, born here before
they moved to .Tu&ersinith. While Andrew, Sr.; owned it;
an Indian, whose name is forgotten,- lived in the house and
worked' aS a day laborer In the community. *John-McIver_and
-his-sn,-John, were the next two e*ners„_:_Patricki_ortlan_
lived here ,for a - tirne after John McIver, Jr.,' went West .
Charles...E7-VVilliains, no, relation of the other Williams; then
bought it and is. still..the owner of the' lot.
_• -Lot Thirty
, No one has ever lived on Lot 30. This was Canada-, CoM-
pany land for many years. John, McConnell, "Sr., John Mc-
Connell, Tr., Frank McConnell, George ViVia,n and Carrieron
Vivian havehad it, and used it as -4 -pasture farm, .
CONCeSS/ON V/
, Lot Fire.
: Charles _Brooks, a. Mitchell resident; from .1854' .owned
Lot 5 His first Wife; Frances; died: in, 1867,' and his: second
was Matilda ,HUtChison:'. .Brooks, iyith--jaMes 'Oeicinhotin,
'owned imported horses, aWell4nOwn.ene'being Lord' Hat:10o::
While', hel., had thiS,farin :, he rented. The first,renter Was.
PranCis 'Breekg; .POSSiblya cousin of, Frank; On jP,t 3; but no
-relation of 'CliarleS.'. This Francis came from Gloucestershire,:
in -1858 --Whi1 here_liehattcharge. Of the_ Grange,
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on tlie7-1MithWest corner -of-thel-ctt-;-7-afteritiOPened-forbilsi--
ness. ' Later; it :wasrmeyed across , the 'concession and *as'
„placed beside the ;Bible ,Christian Church; , and later.-
it was slufted across to this lot again Henry Tinder was One
who then map in ChirEe'of it. When Francis BroOkSleft this.
,f0:tia7-111 the late 1880':p; be ‘opened the first store in thinro;
Robert Puller wasthe'next renter. of the lot Several :of :his.
eight :children later graduated ,as teachers and ,fieldother
implertant . positions.. In , the ..f4n10.,were::Herbert, Harry
Roger, who VvaST'ltilled-in World War 1;Ida (Mrs Milis),
I. -,aura, (Mrs. 'William Coulton), James, Bessie (Mi•g:,:.-Gebrge
Gibb) Robert, and Marjorie (MrS P-at.Therrie) The,. last.
fivenamedwere teaChers..-- James ; later attended 'Agricultural
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.College,-. and, after : returning oversea' service,' was in,
,Cliarge.Of Veterans' Land .Rehabilitation„ first in Toronto and
later, in Winnipeg.; Manitoba, ; Another rented of this lot was
'John Mahaffy„'-..'Howard:Gray- and George Pullman .have been
"the-other'e*riers to the present time: '
-john,.Wation,.. son . of, Allan, , dWned 'tot 6 from an early'
date, and did here in 1897, He.;Married Margaret Bell, and
theirtwelve'. children were 'Date,. Who .WaS'later,.in,,busineSS,
:in Clinten.;, and.; Winghain,r, George, John; , Georgina (Mrs
Jain -es Elliott) whesel'huSband:,taught in.. No 2 8.6hOoli
Elizabeth (Mrs:Willim Lawrence), Matilda (Mrs. .Young),
*jeSial1", William
James aricl.!•TIOA4-',..:VT-4.10:_die,d_qiiite'-yoUng., In the '60'S,. John
Bell,who married Farinie.'Shaw,*, and: , Tom Parr,- who later.
lived: ;at Winghani,., both . for, a time I; had .the South 50;;*, but-
laterit.Was-,oWned again by john Watson:: *.,,David Gray had
this lot after Watson:. James :and 'Vietor,JaCkson,-..also Alex
Gardiner, the 'Present owrier,:all used It for pasture: Gardiner.
liaS it rented, at the present thne. to. the Ilesky, Flax Company.'
There have been buil-dings* here for many YearS. It was on
this lot, back theSideroad;:that schebt•-waS firSt. held in'a log
hOuSe,..befere.the first No,":2 School Was built
Lot S,e4.76,4
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Mrs "Esther .Hall :Shaw, *a .native of Armagh, Ireland,'
after the death of her husband, came, to Canada; in 1849, to
.near her three children Thomas, Isaac. and Ann . (Mrs:,
Mis.*:. Shaw, crossed the ocean with her Son;
Isaac; his Wife, Deborah Stanford,' and their little three -Year-
old daughter; .Anna.. Deborah' seemed qurte---hileTarid-thearty.
;during' the, crossing, ,but upen her 'arrival at.. Montreal she
became quite ihl 'Verysoon she passed awaytand Was 'buried
:at nearby AdelrihustoWn. The others journeye.d, on to
Hib-
bert, and from. then Isaac'liVed On the Eat 50' His
Mother hived With 'him and took eharge of his little daughter.
One day, after working for a 'tline with, the tea* in ,the field;
Isaac staggered into' the hoUse; lay down; and very soon he
too passecl'away. r;coffiris at the :time Of his death *ere' Made
by any neiglil3Or or friend Who waS..hancly-Mith a. harniner
.and.afew tOols.".ISaad's coffin was made by One Of these, and
the maker.iisedebarred-,woodi 'wet with_Water; to.'Paint it .
- 'Anna at the time of; Isaac's death was only 'seven.' After
her grandMother, Mrs. Esther Shaw,' Went to her sister, MrS.
WoodS'. home in :Carrick Township, Where , she died,. Anna
made her .home ,witli_.her....uricre;LTotir-.Shaw; and his; .fainily-
till she ; married when still quite young. Sometime ;:after
Isaac's death; Jelin ,WatsOri got ,the.:East ,25 atierfOtri" Shaw
the:West 25 Of- Anna's 50, and ever since the East_25 haS
been :connected with I.,ot 6 and the West 25 -,With the: Weif
ThomaS, Shaw, a brother Of Isaad; ina,rried Jane, eldest
da,ughter of 3ohn4WatSorii IWO-WI-led the West 50,,,of Lot '7
from 1857, till he, Went to Lucari in, 1876 to liVe with his
.daughters, Later,.he returned.to Mitchell 'and died* .there., In
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.Toin Shaw_ia,AP4PAY.,„,filere were'fiVe Aalikhter8, And:one Pen,
namely; Mary .(Mrs. PPliertGlitIfdyleyjernitria-.7(-1VIrs,'Ilavitt
1-lodison);, .Sarah Esther. (Mrs. Leonard Stanley); 'Nirene;
;LeuiSa (Mrs. Charles 'Mallory), and Robert Wesley, who, has
been a medical doctor in London for many yearS.. . • -;
• ' Henry Watson, Son of Allen, married the Anne Sha* who
Was 'left an Orphan; and they livedler -seven.Years. on:,,TOrn
ShaW's 75 „acres after he left it. Watson,s, �n .October '1.0,
"1883; moved -to a farrn)in Logan Township, where their son,
Williain, 'still lives; , Their. ;dattgliter, Annie '(Mrs.. Chester
Adams) ?..liveg.in Mitchell; and on -Mareh 4, ,1958„. sheand,
her,husband celebrated the-siity-eighth anniversary -Of their
marriage.- Sinde. Watsens left Lot 7, James Parish, 1--Ingh
IVIcLay; Nelson"- Docking,..Enon jarnes, Charles. Harris, Fred
Vipond .and Leslie Waddellhave beell theleWAerSOf this 75,
acres. While Hugh McLay,lived on it 'a. fraine house WAS
boilt, by.the neighbors on thefarm to PreVide..a home for an
aged 'couple,' Mr. and Mrs. William Steer. -.1' ,•-•
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Lot 8, now known as Penn:3Tbm* Parm,lhqs been always'
in the- Docking name, • John Decking, wh,O, Married. Sarah
Sarvis, was the -first to own it. .He get his grant and release
in 1860. Both' he "and his if Were native. of Cornwall,'
England:, Their son, Edwin, was the next Owner, -.His first
wife, Lucretia Itinsinan, did in 1877, and later ,the married
Lavinia -Neal, Edwin's. on, George, •had the farm neXt, He.
Vas also married tvVice-41-rSt. to Margaret Jane doloulieun,
and his Seeod .wife Was Jessie Moffatt „1 The. present 'owner
Getirge's son; Gordon; His wife *as the toriner 'Alma
Parkinson,- Sohn, EdWin,-and. George all died, .on
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Lot One
Maxwell Bell; a native of Couir6TT Cavan, Ireland, Owned
the' North 50 of Lot 1 from the .1850's and died here In 1907.
'.married Catherine Vincent, and. their family of five were
Rebert4Ohil,'Enurta, Mr§.- (Dr.) Charles Morey-) and Eliza'
(Mrs. 'GeOrge Coltman), also.Williarn, -yvho died in infaney.
Theit,a0n;, Robert, married Jane Drury; and. lived on. ,the
farm till -he was killed by a horse in .1915 Ernest Bell,
Robert's son, was the next owner, and Ernest's widow, the
former Irene .Rolpli; who lives in London,'
the present Own-
er. She rents the farm each year. ' .
From the' early 1850's John Chapman had the smith 50,
then John Clifton, who lived hi Fullartek Maxwell Bell then
bought it from hissert,lehm.:74o1:14,13#1,1 Married his cousin,.
Mary Bell, and was the 'first to five' on itr-FrOin-here-they
went to Mitchell, and later. .tol Toronto, where both died,
Daniel J.,: Linton, George' Linton, Alex Linton 'It), Leslie
Williams and Wesley Parsons have been the, owners since;
John Refl,
Lot
TOWN
SEAFORTH
view of the disregard by the general pub-
lic of the ,recent proclaMation issued by the
own Council re the confinement of dogs
and the fact that they are not to run at large
at any time, the Council feels that charges
must be laid under this By -la -w.
,
Any owner' or harbourer of a
dog who allows it to run at
iarge_Ran_be_ summoned into
Court.-- The fine -in -a -case -of this—
kind 'could be $50.00 and costs.
Council and myself would ask all citi-
zens concerned- to comply With the laws and
avoid the consecpiences.
F. CHRISTIE, Mayor
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