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• Dickson, Walter H.
• Crombie, Mr.

  teacher in Niagara;
• McKee, Alexander

  teacher in Niagara;
• Newall, Mrs.

  teacher in Niagara;
• Ewart, Mrs.

  teacher in Niagara;
• Burns, John (Rev. Dr.)

  taught District School;
• Eaglesum (Mr.)
• Roger, Alexander

  hotel owner;
• Secord, John

  farmer;
• Cooper (Capt.)
• McEwan (Capt.)

  father of Rev. John McEwan; fought at Queenston Heights; Flank Co. 1st Lincoln Regiment; wounded at battle of Niagara; taken prisoner;
• McEwan [McEuan], John (Rev.)

  b. 1811 (Niagara); d. 1901 (Moberly, Mo; interred in Tonawanda, NY); son of Capt. McEwan; 1839 licensed to preach;
• Clench, Bernard

  Niagara;
• McKee, Agnes

  Niagara;
• Winterbottom, Jane

  Niagara;
• Cameron

  died a young girl; daughter of a lawyer in Niagara;
• Cameron

  father of daughter; lawyer;
• Creen, Thomas (Rev.)

  Episcopalian minister (formerly Presbyterian); Niagara;
• Chase

  husband of Catharine Henry;
• Chase, Catharine (nee Henry)

  daughter of Mary (nee Madden) and Dominic Henry; sister of Mary Oakley and Elizabeth Quade;
• Addison, Robert (Rev.)
• Grier, Mrs.
• Frey, Bernard (Capt.)

  killed by cannon ball;
• West, Joseph (Dr.)

  died of consumption; father of 2 daughters; Youngstown;
• Swain

  Youngstown;
• Grinset

  Youngstown;
• Henry, Mary (nee Madden)

  born ca 1804 (County Antrim, Ireland); buried in St. Mark's Cemetery; wife of Dominic Henry (m. 1790); mother of Elizabeth Quade, Catharine Chase and Mary Oakley;
• Henry, Dominic

  born in County Derry, Ireland; d. 1829 (St. Mark's Cemetery); husband of Mary Madden (m. 1790); father of Elizabeth Quade, Catharine Chase and Mary Oakley; age 18 yrs enlisted with Royal Artillery and came to Canada;
• Oakley, Henry

  son of Mary (nee Henry) and Rev. John Oakley; brother of Mrs. Dorland;
• Butler (Col.)

  buried May 15,1796; father of Johnson Butler;
• Burns, J.H.
• Guillen, Mrs.
• Mowat, B. (Rev.)

  1850 pastor at St. Andrew's Church;
• Pickard (Brother)
• Beam (Deacon)
• Neill

  Church Elder;
• Winchell

  Church Elder;
• Oakley, Mary (nee Henry)

  wife of Rev. John Oakley (m. 1815 or 1816); mother of Henry Oakley and Mrs. Dorland; daughter of Mary (nee Madden) and Dominic Henry; sister of Elizabeth Quade and Catharine Chase;
• Quade, Elizabeth (nee Henry)

  b. ca 1804; d. 1894; daughter of Mary (nee Madden) and Dominic Henry; sister of Mary Oakley and Catharine Chase and Henry; of Ransomville;
• Dorland, Mrs.

  daughter of Mary (nee Henry) and Rev. John Oakley; sister of Henry Oakley; Toronto;
• Phillipps, T. (Rev.)
• Oakley, John (Rev.)

  b. 1792 (England); husband of Mary Henry (m. 1815 or 1816); father of Henry Oakley and Mrs. Dorland; Oct. 1814 arrived in Niagara; teacher;
• Goodfellow, R.W.

  d. Feb 18,1900 (serving at Paardeberg, South Africa): grandson of Andrew Kemp;
• Goodfellow, H.G.

  grandson of Andrew Kemp;
• Riall (General)
• Johnson
• Harrison (General)

  commander of American Regulars;
• Naggs
• Tecumseh (Maj.-General)

  Shawanee Chief;
• Brock, Isaac (General; Sir)

  49th Regiment;
• Hull (General)
• Kemp, Andrew

  eldest son of Rebecca (nee Ransier) and David Kemp;
• Proctor
• Kemp, Burgoyne

  youngest son in Kemp family;
• Burgoyne (General)
• Kemp family

  originally from Aberdeen, Scotland; mid eighteenth century came to America and settled in New Jersey; 3 sons including David, Burgoyne and several daughters;
• Ransier [Ransler or Rensselaer] family

  appears on muster rolls of Butler's Rangers;
• Kemp, Rebecca (nee Ransier)

  wife of David Kemp (m. 1796); mother of Andrew; originally from New York; U.E. Loyalist;
• Kemp, David

  b. 1769 (New Jersey); d. 1842; husband of Rebecca Ransier (m. 1796); father of Andrew; 1793 arrived in Niagara; father of Andrew Kemp; 2nd son of Scottish immigrants from Aberdeen; brother to Burgoyne and 1 older brother and several sisters; U.E.Loyalist;
• Follett, Mrs. (nee Whitten)

  daughter of Mrs. Whitten; Niagara;
• Whitten, Jane (nee Cassady)

  wife of John Whitten; mother of Mrs. Follett; daughter of Samuel Cassady; sister of a younger brother;
• Goodfellow, D.K.

  grandson of Andrew Kemp; of Beauharnois, QUE.;
• Kemp, Andrew

  b. 1800 (Niagara); d. 1887; son of Rebecca (nee Ransier) and David Kemp; grandfather of D.K. Goodfellow; ensign in 1st Essex Militia; clerk of Works in Engineering Department; 1848 removed to Kingston;
• Hamilton, Clarke

  of Kingston;
• Hamilton (Judge)
• Hamilton, Robert (Hon.)

  died 1809; merchant; farm; distillery;
• Bain (Dr.)

  Toronto library;
• Smith, D.W, (Hon.)

  Surveyor General;
• Burns, John (Rev.)

  1805-1818 minister of St. Andrew's Church; one of the first teachers at the Grammar School;
• James, Charles (Hon. And Rt. Rev.)

  1828 Lord Bishop of Quebec;
• Strachan (Bishop)
• Leeming (Mr.)

  missionary at Ancaster;
• Hill, Adron

  Northamerican Native; translated portions of New Testament into Mohawk;
• Norton

  Mohawk interpreter for Rev. Robert Addison;
• McDonald, John (Col.)

  d. Oct 1812;
• Brock, Isaac (General)

  d. Oct 1812;
• Duke of Portland
• Hamilton, Robert (Hon.)
• Mountain (Dr.)

  1st Bishop of Quebec;
• Brant, Joseph (Chief)

  d. 1808; Mohawk Chief; acted as interpreter for Rev. Robert Addison;
• Butler (Col.)
• Stuart, John (Dr.; Rev.)

  1784 visited Niagara; settled in Kingston; Bishop's Commissary for Upper Canada;
• Ogilive, John (Rev.)

  1759 Chaplain to the Mohawks; English garrison, Fort Niagara;
• Smith, C.H.E. (Rev.)
• Labat (Lieut.)

  1919 with French High Commission;
• Duke of Devonshire
• Prince Arthur (H.R.H.)

  Prince of Connaught;
• Johannet (Controller)

  French High Commission, N.Y. City;
• Robinson, J.L. (Capt.)

  Head Medical Officer;
• Martin, James (Col.)

  French Army;
• Marriott, W.G.

  91st Regiment; Quartermaster Polish Army;
• Brown, N.H.C. (Lieut.)

  48th Regiment; Asst. Adjutant Polish Army;
• Johnson, B.K. (Lieut.)

  Asst. Adjutant Polish Army;
• Hamilton, W.G. (CAPT.)

  109th Regiment; Camp Niagara Paymaster;
• Stethem, H. (Capt.)

  1917 D.A.P.M.;
• Graydon, W.L. (Lieut.)

  1917 Asst. Medical officer at Camp Niagara;
• Smuck, J.W. (Capt.)

  1917 Niagara Camp Medical officer;
• Kerr, H.M. (Lieut.)

  1917 Transport Officer Camp Niagara;
• Ross, E.H. (Lieut.)

  A.D. of S & T;
• Richards, J. (Lieut.)

  1917 Ordnance Officer at Camp Niagara;