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• Duke Rochefoucault de Liancourt

  1795;
• Simcoe, Mrs.

  1792;
• Addison, Robert (Rev.)

  Trinity College, Cambridge; 1792 came to Niagara as missionary for the Society for the Propagation of the Gospel;
• St. Mark's Church

  Episcopal Church; built in 1804; after Battle of Queenston Heights church served as hospital; 1813 American occupied and used church as barracks;
• D'Almaine

  water colour painter;
• Carnochan, Janet
• Gourlay, Robert Fleming

  b. 1778 (Fifeshire, Scotland); d. 1863 (Edinburgh); 1807 married; went to Wiltshire, England as tenant of Duke of Somerset; June 1817 arrived in Canada; 1818 arrested, jailed and acquitted in Kingston; 1818 arrested, tried and acquitted in Brockville; Jan 1819 arrested and jailed; Aug 1819 exiled from Canada to return to England; 1822 published his “Statistical Account of Upper Canada” in London; 1834 returned to the States; 1838 returned to Canada;
• Gilkison, Augusta Isabella Grant

  daughter of J.T. Gilkison; great-granddaughter of William Jarvis; Brantford;
• Creed, Catherine M.
• Garrett, J.C. (Rev.)
• Clement, John M.

  b. Oct 4,1841 (Niagara Township); d. Apr 25,1902 husband of Miss Donaldson; father of 1 son and 1 daughter; son of Hannah (nee Ball) and George A. Clement; 1888 Warden of St. Mark's Church;
• Rudolf, Cyril de M.

  author of “St. Mark's Early History”; 1906 visited Niagara;
• Red Jacket

  monument in his honour erected in Buffalo;
• Whitmore, Magdalene (nee Servos)

  mother of Mrs. Kirby;
• Evangeline
• Land, Mrs.
• Brown (General)
• Macdonald
• Ryerson
• De Salaberry
• Montcalm
• Wolfe
• Prince Albert
• Tennyson
• Scott, Walter (Sir)
• Jenoway (Lieut.)

  1st Scots Royals;
• Brown (General)

  1814 American army;
• Hamilton family
• Hagarman (Judge)
• Sullivan (Judge)
• McLean (Chief Justice)
• Arthur, George (Governor; Sir)

  Governor of Upper Canada;
• Holcroft (Capt.)

  artillery;
• Scott, Winfield (Col.)

  1812 commander in American army;
• Sheaffe (General)
• Halcroft (Capt.)
• Merritt (Capt.)

  originator of Welland Canal and of 1st suspension bridge over Niagara River;
• Boerstler

  1812 commander;
• Dickson, Thomas
• Hamilton (Judge)

  Queenston;
• McDonnell (Col.)

  d. Oct 1812 from wound received during battle; 1812 Attorney General for Upper Canada; aide to General Brock;
• Glegg (Capt.)
• Cameron (Capt.)

  1812 commandant of volunteer company from Toronto;
• Heward (Capt.)

  1812 commandant of volunteer company from Little York;
• Wool (Capt.)

  1812 of the American service;
• Ball (Capt.)

  Four Mile Creek;
• Crowther (Lieut.)

  1812 commander of the “grasshoppers”;
• Hatt (Capt.)

  1812 company commander from 5th Lincoln Battalion;
• Chisholm (Capt.)

  1812 commander from York;
• Dennis (Major)

  1812 commander of the Grenadiers of the 49th regiment;
• Williams (Capt.)

  1812 commander of light company of 49th Regiment;
• Tecumseh
• King Alfred
• Laurier, Wilfred (Sir)
• Robinson, John Beverley (Sir)

  Chief Justice of Upper Canada;
• M'Nab (McNab), Allan (Sir)
• FitzGibbon (Lieut.)
• Secord, Laura
• Brock (General)
• De Peyster
• Rogers
• Brant, Molly
• Servos, Jacob
• Servos, Daniel
• Clark, Thomas
• Street, Samuel
• McKee (Col.)
• Johnson (Col.)

  from Lake Huron;
• Johnson, Guy
• Claus (Col.)
• Johnson, John (Sir)
• McDonell, John (Capt.)

  of Glengarry;
• Osgoode (Chief Justice)
• Talbot

  Secretary of Lieut,-Governor Simcoe;
• Littlehales

  Secretary of Lieut.-Governor Simcoe;
• Simcoe (Lieut.-Col.)

  Queen's Rangers; 1st Lieut.-Governor of Upper Canada;
• Sakoyenwaraghton

  Seneca Chief;
• Deseronto, John
• Charlevoix
• La Potherie
• Labontan
• Lafitadu
• Tonty
• Hennepin
• Pontiac
• Servos, Daniel

  1759;
• Brant, Joseph (Chief)

  1759; Six Nations Chief;
• Butler (Col.)

  1759; Rangers;
• Johnson, William (Sir)

  1759 took command of British Forces and entered Fort Niagara;
• Johnson (Col.)

  1759 fell in assault;
• Prideaux

  1759 fell in assault;
• Pouchot
• Vandreuil
• Denonville
• La Salle

  1679 built fortified warehouse; constructed and launched 1st vessel on the Upper Lakes;
• de Casson, Dollier

  sulpitian (Sulpician ?) priest;
• Galine

  Sulpitian (Sulpician ?) priest;
• Chaumonont
• Brebeuf
• De la Roche Daillon