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• Culver, Chester

  leading merchant;
• Kerr

  owner of saddlery;
• Cheseboro

  sheriff; Freemason;
• Robertson, John Ross

  author;
• Sawyer (Col.)

  of Canandaigua; Freemason;
• Morgan

  Freemason;
• Harvey, Caroline (nee Hamlin)

  wife of Ursen Harvey; mother of Mrs. J.G. Currie and 1 son; died when daughter, Mrs. Currie, was 5 mths old; originally of East Bloomfield, Ontario County, NY State;
• Harvey, Ursen

  husband of Caroline Hamlin; father of Mrs. J.G. Currie and 1 son; originally of East Bloomfield, Ontario County, NY State;
• Carnochan, Mrs.
• Curzon, Mrs.

  of Toronto;
• Clarke, Allister

  of Toronto;
• Kingsmill, Nicol

  of Niagara; “Honorary Aid” to Col. Lowry;
• Akers (Capt.)
• Hogge (Capt.)

  16th Regiment;
• Traverse (Capt.)

  60th Rifles;
• Booker (Col.)
• Lowry (Col.)
• Thompson, Xavier

  of Penetanguishene;
• Ferguson (Capt.)

  Cookstown Company;
• Stephens (Col.)

  Collingwood Company;
• Draper (Chief Justice)

  Toronto;
• Macrae, Mrs.
• Macrae, W.S.

  collector of customs at Dunnville;
• Cardwell (Mr.)
• Monck (Lord)
• Dennis (Col.)
• Moberley (Capt.)

  officer of The Collingwood Company;
• Graham (Ensign)

  officer of Barrie Rifles;
• Holt, Claude

  originally from Barrie; removed to Vancouver;;
• Astley, Frank (Dr.)

  originally from Barrie; removed to Ottawa;
• Locke [Lock], Charles (Dr.)

  originally from Barrie; removed to Hamilton;
• Argagh

  lawyer;
• Alma, Mrs. John L.
• Alma, John L.
• Otter (Brig.-General)
• Lawder, Harvey

  son of Judge Lawder; brother of 2 sisters including Alma;
• Lawder, Alma

  daughter of Judge Lawder; sister of Harvey and 1 younger sister;
• Lawder, Mrs.

  wife of Judge Lawder; mother of Alma, Harvey and 1 younger daughter;
• Lawder (Judge)

  father of Alma, Harvey and 1 younger daughter;
• Boulton, Darcy

  barrister; Barrie Rifles; later Colonel of Shanty Bay;
• Phillips, T.D. (Rev.)
• Ardagh, Harry

  of Orillia;
• Anderson, James
• O'Brien, William (Lieut.-Col.)

  barrister in Barrie; Barrie Rifles; Simcoe Forresters; later Colonel of Shanty Bay;
• Keating, Walter

  son of an Irish father who had settled in Barrie; law student with Messrs. Boulton & McCarthy; promoted to Lance-Corporal; clerk in the Quartermaster's Dept.;
• Irwin, Willie

  son of the Head Master of the Barrie Grammar School; law student with Messrs. Boulton & McCarthy;
• Durie, W.S. (Lieut.-Col.)

  commander of 2nd or Central Administrative Battalion;
• Ormsby (Ensign)
• Crow (Capt.)
• McKenzie (Capt.)

  Barrie Rifles;
• Hunter, Charles

  author of 'Reminiscences of the Fenian Raid'; law student with Messrs. Ardagh & Ardagh, Barristers …;
• Fitzgibbon (Col.)
• Secord, Laura (nee Ingersoll)

  Oct 13,1812 saved her husband's life;
• Currie, Mrs. J.G.(nee Harvey)

  b. Nov 19,1829 (Niagara-on-the-Lake); daughter of Caroline (nee Hamlin) and Ursen Harvey; sister to 1 brother; originator of the Women's Literary and Historical Club of St. Catharines; mother Caroline died when Mrs. Currie was 5 mths old;
• Crooks (Mr.)
• Boyle, David

  provincial archaeologist;
• Law, Mrs.

  husband was killed at Queenston;
• Secord, John

  U.E. Loyalist;
• Ball, Hannah

  U.E. Loyalist;
• Brant (Chief) [Thayendaneagea]
• Winnett (Mr.)
• Gordon, Seaton (General)

  1822; father of a son;
• Morgan
• Lord Elgin
• Robertson, John Ross
• Ball, Charles
• Oakley, Henry

  son of Baptist minister; portrait painter of Col. John Butler;
• Willson
• Hall
• McCormick
• Campbell
• Melville
• Creen (Miss)
• Ball
• Dickson
• Boulton
• Andrews, John
• Wray, John

  d. 1846; clerk of St. Mark's Church;
• Nelles, Mrs.

  wife of Robert Nelles;
• Powell, Mrs.

  wife of W.D. Powell Jr.;
• Ball, Alfred

  married;
• Powell, D.W. Jr.

  married granddaughter of Robert Nelles; Queenston;
• Eakins, Mrs.

  librarian of Osgoode Hall;
• Quade, Mrs.
• Henry, Mrs. Dominick
• Henry, Dominick

  lighthouse keeper;
• Zimmerman, Samuel
• Dick, Thomas (Capt.)
• Secord, Laura
• Heron (Mr.(

  bookseller; kept lending library;
• Creen, T. (Rev.)

  1837;
• McGill, R. (Rev.)

  1837;
• Burns, John (Rev.)

  1812;
• Fuller (Bishop)

  vice-president of the Agricultural Society;
• Gourlay, Robert
• Strachan (Bishop)
• Lover, Samuel

  novelist;
• McGrath (Archdeacon)

  Dublin;
• Morreau, James

  rebel; Frenchman; hanged in Niagara jail;
• Lount, Samuel