Résultats

      This is a silver maple leaf pin from the Loyal Canadian Society. Every year, since its organization in 1847, this society held its Annual Dinner on the 13 of October; the anniversary of General Brock's death in defence of Canada. The original owner of the pin was Henry Edward Nelles …

      This plaque was placed on the gatepost of Jonathan Hook’s farm prior to the 1960’s. It is not yet known who installed the plaque. This photo was taken in the fall of 2017.

      Once the Irish settlers cleared their land and built a family dwelling, their next priority was a place of worship. It was no different in Stayner, where the pioneers built a log church in 1848. By 1871, the increasing population of Catholics necessitated the appointment of a resident priest and …

      In the Archdiocese of Toronto, original parish registers are not available to the public. Please DO NOT contact parishes for access to these registers. Other Resources Death and burials are not sacraments and are therefore not formally recorded by all parishes. In Ontario, official death records are kept by the …

      1852, Apr 27 Ran into by schooner ELLINGTON & sunk at dock, Oswego. 1854 Owned Miniker, Milford, ONT; "A fore and aft schooner in lumber trade."

      Other Names: OAKLAND; 1854 "Fore & aft schooner; owned at Port Burwell, ONT."

      Final Date: 20 Nov 1846; Dimensions (LBD): 160' x 26' x 14' ; 1845, Nov 27 Carried 4,718 barrels flour, Toronto - Kingston; largest cargo to date. 1846, Oct Dismasted in storm Oswego, NY, Lake Ontario; towed to port by US Cutter JEFFERSON, repaired. 1846, Nov 20 Wrecked Oswego while …

      1842, Apr 14 Launched. 1843 Ran Port Stanley - Montreal via Redeau Canal; first Canadian built propeller. 1858 Reported lost, Lake Ontario.; Original Owner: Woodward & Hutchison

      Other Names: LEE, OLIVER; Final Date: 4 Nov 1857; Dimensions (LBD): 160.6' x 25.2' x 10.6' ; 1845, Mar Ran Buffalo - Amherstburg. 1845, Aug 11 Collided with steamer KENT below Point Pelee, Lake Erie & sank her. 1846 Ran Buffalo - Detroit. 1847, Jun 11 Sunk schooner in collision …

      Final Date: 1872; Dimensions (LBD): 136' x 24' x 11' ; 1853, Aug 9 Sunk near Cormwall, St. Lawerence River. 1854 Owned Hooker & Co., Montreal, QUE; repaired 150 tons. 1860 Owned Hooker Jacques & Co., Kingston, ONT; 326 tons; river boat. 1861 Rebuilt, converted to tug. 1863 Owned M. …

      1853 Repaired. 1854 Owned Crawford, Belleville, ONT.

      Final Date: 29 Nov 1852; Dimensions (LBD): 104.6' x 18' x 8.3' ; 1847 Possibly went to Europe. 1849, Aug 8 Owned Thompson Smith, Toronto, ONT; ran Toronto - Quebec. 1849, Aug 27 Transferred to Montreal, QUE. 1852, Nov Burned Port Credit, ONT, Lake Ontario.; Final Location: Port Credit / …

      1860 Owned E. Cook, Milford, ONT. 1860, Oct Sank, Lake Ontario, lumber laden; raised, towed to Oswego, NY. 1861, May Damaged in collision with schooner M. BALLARD at Kingston, ONT.

      Dimensions (LBD): 132' x 20' x 8.8' ; 1844, Apr 9 Ran Chippawa, ONT - Buffalo, NY. 1844, Apr 17 Sunk 5 miles below Waterloo in fog. 1844, May 25 Raised. 1844, May 31 Hard aground at Schlosser, Niagara River. 1844, Oct 29 Aground Bird Island Reef (Black Rock); one …

      Final Date: 23 Apr 1859; Dimensions (LBD): 127.8' x 24.3' x 9.4' ; 1855, Jan 22 Owned Andrew Drummond. 1856, Feb 14 Owned Thomas Kilpatrick, Kingston. 1858, Jan 16 Owned Joseph Forsyth, QUE. 1858, Apr 15 Aground Elk Island, St. Clair River. 1859, Apr 23 Wrecked Lake Erie; owned Fowler …

      Final Date: 22 Oct 1883; 1854 Owned Marsh & James, Port Hope, ONT. 1857 Rebuilt, 257 tons old style; owned William Marsh, Port Hope. 1864 Owned J.G. Brown, Port Hope. 1866 Owned James G. Burns, Port Hope. 1869, Dec 4 Wrecked in snowstorm, Gibralter Point, Toronto, Lake Ontario. 1871 Not …

      Other Names: CITY OF ERIE;HENRY ROONEY;TORONTO; Official No.: 4336; Final Date: 27 Oct 1891; Dimensions (LBD): 123' x 23.9' x 10.5' ; 1845, Aug 8 Launched. 1846 Ran Port Dalhousie - Kingston, ONT. 1850, Nov 24 Dismasted Lake Erie. 1856 Dismasted Lake Ontario. 1857, Oct Lost anchor Morgan's Point, Lake …

      1849 Rebuilt as "Fore & Aft schooner", Port Sarnia, ONT, 105 tons. 1854 Owned Saulters & Co., Toronto; also listed as DIADEM, 120 tons same owners. 1864 Owned Anderson & McBride, Toronto "Built Prescott, ONT".

      1844, Apr 12 Launched St. Catharines, ONT. 1844, Oct 28 Aground Humber Bay, Lake Ontario.; Original Owner: W. Gamble

      1854 Owned Thomas Waters, Port Dover, ONT.