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Canada
Company
story
is told
again
A new and exciting
history of the Canada
Company which is being
published jointly by the
County of Perth and
Cumming Publishing,
Stratford, will be
available in January
1979.
This covers the early
story of Guelph and
Guelph Township, The
Huron Tract and scat-
tered Crown Land lots
across Southern Ontario
from Windsor to Ottawa.
The book tells mainly
the founding of the
Company in 1824,
establishment of early
settlements, building The
HurOn Road and the
gradual introduction of
self government which•
reduced the authority of
Canada Company of-
ficials posted either in
Goderich or Toronto.
The troubles of com-
missioners and likewise
those of the settlers which
were complicated by poor
communications are set
out.
In spite of complaints
by certain settlers, The
Canada Company was
one of the most successful
settlement companies to
operate, in Canada and
was largely responsible
for the dramatic increase
in immigration following
the Rebellion of 1837.
The story of the Canada
Company was written by
Thelma • Coleman, a
freelance author, who
lives in Stratford. The
text was written in 1973-74
for the Perth County
Historical Board and
during 1978, the 125th
anniversary of Perth
County, it was' dncided'to
publish it. Also, 1978 is the
,,150th anniversary of the
survey of the Huron Road
across the Huron Tract.
Seven supplementary
chapters have been
added by' James
Anderson, County
Archivist, which explain
more fully the lives of
John Galt, Dr. William
(Tiger) Dunlop and
Anthony Van Egmond,
,,how the land was sur-
veyed and the early
history of Guelph,
Goderich and Stratford.
Also included are 90
pages of lists of early
settlers from 1827 to 1839
of interest especially to
genealogists.
The book will be over
300 pages in length and
will contain over 300
illustrations of people,
documents and maps.
There has never been
anything so extensive on
this subject before.
Understandably, its
production has taken
longer than expected but
work is nearly complete.
LARGEST STOCK
IN THE COUNTY
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