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      An oath by Daniel Shannon concerning his employment from the 25th of June to the 24th of December 1820.

      An indenture for the Town of Niagara, dated August 13, 1818, between Jacob A. Ball and Peter Ball, Esquire for one acre of land for 25 pounds 10 shillings.. At the bottom are the signatures of Adam Ball (witness), William M. Ball (witness) and those of Jacob Ball and Peter …

      Blank pages have not been digitized and, as a result, there are "missing" page numbers in this entry. Size: 21.4 X 34.5 cm

      BROWN HANDWRITTEN INK ON CREAM PAPER 23 X 18 CM GOOD CONDITION, CREASING, HOLE

      This document is an affidavit from Grant Powell, a surgeon in York, certifying that Daniel McDougal was not capable of earning a living. McDougal was in the Upper Canada Incorporated Militia during the War of 1812. It is said that he was at Fort George on March 27, 1813 when …

      A typed record of births, christenings or baptisms, and marriages at St. Andrew's Church dating from 1781 to 1833 in Niagara-on-the-Lake.

      This ledger book contains a few pages surrounding the dates of the War of 1812 and even includes dates during the war. It provides an understanding of domestic life during this time period. Size: 32 X 20 X 0.5 CM

      A bill of account from Richardson Lyons to Lt. Leonard for 12 bottles in the amount of 2 pounds, 2 shilling on July 25, 1814. . Leonard was from the 104th New Brunswick Regiment that was raised in 1803 and sent to Upper Canada where they participated in the battles …

      The document, dated February 24th, 1812, was created in regards to the coming war against the United States, which came approximately 4 months later.

      This unique document is the appointment of Donald McDougald as Ensign in the 2nd Regiment of the Glengarry Militia by Sir Isaac Brock. This document was signed April 1812; 7 months prior to Brock's death in the Battle of Queenston Heights. Donald Mcdougald is listed as a "Sergeant" in the …

      This document is a handwritten account of Mrs. Elizabeth Campbell's war losses claim. Her husband, Fort-Major Donald Campbell died in 1812, and her home was destroyed by United States forces with the burning of Newark (Niagara-on-the-Lake) in December 1813. The claim shows what possessions were lost by the family during …

      This document, dated 1813, is a report by Elizabeth Campbell on her late husband's military career. Donald Campbell was the Fort-Major of Fort George during the War of 1812. It also states, at the beginning of the report, that he was taken prisoner with Lord Cornwallis in Yorktown in 1781.

      A notice of General Orders from the Military Secretary's Office in Kingston on July 17, 1815 concerning the distribution of land to disbanded soldiers. It states that Alexander McDonell, Esq., was appointed as the Superintendent in charge of receiving the applications and distributing the land accordingly in Canada. Following the …

      This document, dated March 1813, is from Macdonnell to General Daniel McDougal authorizing the formation of a militia under his command.

      This handwritten document is a family record of the Markle family. It begins with the marriage of Frederick Markle to Rebecca Pickard and continues with a list of all thirteen of their children. Frederick Markle was a Lieutenant in the Lincoln Militia during the early 1800s. The birth dates for …

      This document is a certificate appointing John Servos, Gentleman, as Ensign in the Lincoln Militia in Queenston on May 13, 1806, by Robert Hamilton, Lieutenant in the County of Lincoln.

      This document is a list of members of Captain John D. Servos' company of the First Lincoln Regiment Militia. It lists each soldier's name, and sometimes age, present or absent during roll call on December 22, 1812. This regiment is known to have participated in the Battle of Queenston Heights …

      This document consists of an arbitration decision by Thomas Merrit, Sheriff of the District of Niagara, and Thomas Dickson concerning a dispute between Isaac Swayze and John McFarland. The document, dated December 31, 1811, refers to McFarland's Brickyard and explains how he must pay Swayze 55 pounds, 2 shilling and …

      This name of Colonel Willocks is mentioned. This may be Joseph Willcocks.

      This document, dated March 28, 1814, is a report of Captain Bradley's Company. It is currently unknown which Regiment this belongs to.