ELGIN COUNTY
TOWNSHIP LAND PAPERS
MALAHIDE TOWNSHIP
Township Land Papers
The Township Land Papers can best be described as a miscellaneous collection of documents relating to early transactions and correspondence to the lots of land in each township. For further explanation see the Land Records page.
The Township Land Papers are an important source of information to the family historian, since these files pre-date information found in Land Registry Office records.
These documents have been arranged by lot and concession and are the papers that have survived and are not necessarily a complete record of all business that may have transpired. The type and amount of information contained will vary for each lot, and not every lot has a file.
The Township Land Papers have been microfilmed by the Genealogical Society of Utah and are available on the FamilySearch website.
Ontario Township Papers – Images now on FamilySearch
Maidstone — Maitland (village) — Malahide (to p. 355) – 1378332 – 8346874 (to image 405)
Malahide (to p. 788) – 1378341 – 8346875
Malahide (to p. 1376) – 1378342 – 8346876
Malahide — Malden — Manvers (to p. 191) – 1378343 – 8346877
These records can also be consulted at the Archives of Ontario. The series and microfilm reel numbers of the Archives of Ontario are included in this publication.
Elgin County Library Microfilm Number 1245
Archives of Ontario MS 658 Reel 272
Various Lots in Malahide
No. 1 – signed and written by Thomas Talbot
Page 1 – 3– Col. Talbot’s statement of lands in the township of Malahide, March 11, 1819
Page 4 – 6– letter regarding settlement of lots from Surveyor General’s Office, York, April 6, 1819
Page 7
– list of reserves in Malahide upon which Col. Talbot has placed settlers:
– Luke Teeple
– Donald McKenzie
– Hazelton Walker
– James Grafton
– Thomas Grafton
– Nathan Power
– J. McIntosh
Page 8 – 10 – list of lands in Malahide which Col. Talbot claims as being under his location
Page 11 – 13– letter from Sylvester Ostrander, Malahide, July 12, 1817 regarding mistake he made in lot he wishes to obtain
– it is the north 100 acres of lot 24 instead of lot 4 [no concession given]
– lot had been leased to George Smith
Lot 1, Concession 1
Lot 1 & 2, Concession 2
Lot 1, 3 & 4, Concession 3
Page 14 – 16 – locations made in Surveyor General’s Office, May 16, 1811 by persons paying the whole of the fees
– Thomas Rolph, 1200 acres, Aug. 16, 1810
Page 17 – 18– grant to Thomas Rolph, Charlotteville Twsp., Norfolk Co., lot 1, concession 1, 218 acres, 1811
Page 19– grant to Thomas Rolph, as above, lot 1 & 2, concession 2; lot 1, 2, & 3, concession 3; 1000 acres, 1811
Lot 2, Concession 1
Page 20 – 22– letter from Henry Dalley, Feb. 18, 1833, wishing to purchase
Page 23 – 24– Order in Council Oct. 6, 1836, permitting Henry Dalley to purchase
Page 25 – 26– valuation of lot by Daniel Hanvey, Deputy Surveyor, St. Thomas, Nov. 12, 1836
Page 27 – 29– letter from Daniel Hanvey, St. Thomas, Nov. 28, 1836, regarding valuation of lot for Henry Dalley
Page 30 – 31– letter from James Givens, London, Feb. 23, 1841, asking if lot has been leased
Lot 2, Concession 1, Malahide
Lot 26, Concession 1, Yarmouth
Page 32 – 35– letter from Henry Dalley, Malahide, June 26, 1835, stating he leased lot in Malahide in 1832 and asks when lot can be purchased
– desires a few building lots for his father, three brothers, and himself
Lot 3 – 11, Concession 1, Malahide
See: Lot 25, Concession 2, Bayham (page 36)
Lot 5, Concession 1
Page 37 – 41 – letter from Lieutenant Governor’s office, Feb. 12, 1811 to Thomas Ridout, Surveyor General stating that Col. Talbot has permission to place the name of his brother William Talbot on any lot he may prefer and to remove Crown reserve from lot 5
Lot 8, Concession 1
Page 42 – 46– letter from William Osborne and Edward Osborne, Toronto, March 6, 1829 regarding claim of James Orr for lot 8
– also deals with claims of John Love in Ramsay Twsp; George Morrow in Adjala twsp.
– Owen Keough, Patrick Gibbons, James Cohoon and Patrick Lavalle mentioned regarding George Morrow claim
Page 47 – 49– letter from David Orr, Malahide, May 27, 1831, asking for lot; he is living on it and wants it for his son – says to send reply to the Mouth of the Big Otter Post Office
Page 50 – 51– letter from David Orr, Malahide, Sept. 22, 1831, wishing to purchase lot 15 and lot 8
Page 52 – 53– letter from Robert Stewart, Peter Woolley & Charles Smith, Malahide, 1833, regarding inspection of lot 8
Page 54 – 56– letter from David Orr, Malahide, July 24, 1833, wishing to purchase
Page 57– letter from David Orr, Malahide, Jan. 17, 1834, stating he has received satisfaction from William Northrup for the improvements he has made
Page 58 – 59– letter from William Northrup, Malahide, Jan. 24, 1835 asking that his name be placed on the lot
Page 60– reply from Peter Robinson, Jan. 29, 1835, stating lot 8 is marked as a glebe and cannot be sold or leased
Page 61 – 63– letter from Robert Gibb [or Cribb], Port Stanley, Aug. 26, 1835, wishing to purchase
Page 64 – 66– assignment from John C. Brown, Malahide (which claim he purchased from David Orr & Edwin Dally), to James Ferguson & Eltham R. Paul, Yarmouth, April 21, 1844; witnessed by Anson Paul, St. Thomas; and Lansa [?] Potter
Page 67– James Ferguson signs over rights to Eltham Paul, Sept. 21, 1848
Page 68 – 70– letter from M. McKenzie, St. Thomas, May 27, 1844, enquiring for James Ferguson how much has been paid on the lot
Page 71 – 72– letter from J. B. Askin, London, Dec. 29, 1848 regarding release of rent payments for Eltham Paul
Page 73 – 76– assignment of Eltham Paul, Yarmouth, to Randolph Johnson, Yarmouth, July 30, 1850; witnessed by John Ellison, Yarmouth- Henry W. Elwood, London, appears on document cover
Page 77 – 80– assignment of Randolph Johnson, Yarmouth, to Charles Gooden, Malahide, July 8, 1860; witnessed by Eliza Johnson, and Ansimous D. Osborne, Yarmouth
South Half Lot 8, Concession 1
Page 81 – 83– relinquishment of lot from David Orr to Edwin Dally, Nov. 22, 1835
Page 84 – 87– assignment of David Orr, Malahide, to John Brown, Yarmouth, Jan. 19, 1843; witnessed by William Alexander Warren, Yarmouth
Lot 8 & 15, Concession 1
Page 88 – 91– letter from M. Burwell, York, Feb. 22, 1833 regarding value of lots for David Orr, Malahide
Lot 15, Concession 1
See Also: Petitions – Joseph Jones
Page 92 – 94– letter from David Orr, Feb. 3, 1830 wishing to purchase
Page 95 – 96– letter from John Griffin, Port Burwell, Nov. 16, 1840, wishing to purchase
Lot 15, Concession 1
See: Lot 8 & 15, Cocnession 1 (page 97)
Lot 18, Concession 1
Page 98 – 100– grant to Lucretia Andrus, Walsingham, Norfolk Co., wife of Joseph Andrus, and daughter of Silas Secord, of Charlotteville Twsp., Norfolk Co., a United Empire Loyalist, 200 acres, 1817
Lot 19, Concession 1
Page 101 – 103– grant to Solomon Hill, Grimbsy Twsp., Lincoln Co., son of late Solomon Hill of same place, a United Empire Loyalist, 200 acres, 1815
North Half Lot 22, Concession 1
Page 104 – 106– grant to John Jay Lymburner, Malahide, 100 acres, 1826
Lot 23, Concession 1
Page 107 – 109– grant to Gilbert Wrong, Malahide, son of John Wrong, of Gainsborough Twsp., Niagara District, a United Empire Loyalist, 200 acres, 1819
Lot 24, Concession 1
Page 110 – 112– grant to Philip Matthews, Woodhouse, Norfolk Co., son of James Matthews of same place, a United Empire Loyalist, 200 acres, 1816
Lot 25, Concession 1
Page 113 – 116– lease to Peter Wycoff, Woodhouse Twsp., Norfolk Co., 1818; Abraham Powell, of Windham, is the surety; witnesses Jacob Powell and James Jackson
Page 117 – 119– valuation of lot by George Augustus Ball, Deputy Provincial Surveyor, 1840; description and map of lot
Page 120 – 121– declaration from Clergy Corporation Office, Toronto, Aug. 14, 1840 stating that John Sovereign has original lease for lot which was transferred to him and has paid rent since 1818
Lot 26, Concession 1
Page 122 – 124– grant to Peter Wycoff, Woodhouse Twsp., Norfolk Co., son of late Peter Wycoff, of District of Niagara, a United Empire Loyalist, 200 acres, 1816
North Half Lot 27, Concession 1
Page 125 – 126– grant to Edward Griffin, Malahide, 100 acres, 1848
Lot 27, Concession 1
Page 127 – 129– letter from William Northrup, Malahide, March 12, 1830 stating he has made application for lot 27, concession 2, and that the north half is sufficient for him and he is willing that Richard Hankinson may purchase south half
Lot 30, Concession 1
Page 130 – 132– grant to Joseph Merrill, Bayham, 200 acres, 1818
Lot 30, Concession 1
See: Lot 8, Concession 2, Bayham (page 133)
Lot 31, Concession 1
Page 134 – 137– letter from Joseph Sanders, Malahide, June 17, 1828, wishing to purchase
Page 138 – 139– letter from Joseph Sanders, Malahide, June 21, 1828, wishing to purchase
Page 140 – 141– letter from Elijah Saxton, Malahide, June 19, 1828, wishing to purchase
Page 142 – 143– letter from Freeman [or Truman] Hearsey, July 31, 1829, wishing to purchase
Page 144 – 145– declaration from Executive Council Office, Toronto, July 13, 1837 that claim of Elijah Saxton for the west half of the lot, the assignee of Freeman Hearsey, deceased, was allowed
Page 146 – 147– declaration from Executive Council Office, Toronto, July 13, 1837 that claim of Mary Hearsey and Eleanor Jane Hearsey, of Bayham for east half of lot was allowed
South Half Lot 32, Concession 1
Page 148 – 150– grant to Elijah Williams, Malahide, 100 acres, 1824
Lot 33, Concession 1
Page 151 – 153– grant to Margaret Gilbert, Woodhouse Twsp., Norfolk Co., wife of Isaac Gilbert, and daughter of Peter Wyckoff, of Niagara Twsp., a United Empire Loyalist, 200 acres, 1817
South Half Lot 34, Concession 1
Page 154 – 158– letter from James Merrill, Milan, Ohio, Aug. 10, 1852, asking for advice regarding obtaining lot again
– states he leased lot in 1832 from Sidney McDorman
– he built a sawmill, grist mill, barn, shed and two houses and cleared 80 acres
– had to flee in 1838 on account of the Rebellion and left all he had in the hands of his political enemies, of whom John Burwell was chief
– returned in winter of 1844
– mentions Charles Chute, on of his political enemies
– says he wished to return to Canada; he was raised on Talbot street at Catfish creek and is son of William Merrill
Page 159 – 160– letter from David Buchan, to James Merrill, July 28, 1852, stating that the Board recognizes only Charles Chute as having any claim to the lot
Lot 35, Concession 1
Page 161 – 162– declaration by Samuel Edison, Captain, Middlesex Militia, Bayham, May 26, 1810 [?], that Gregory Warwick, is a native of New Brunswick and also a character reference
Page 163– declaration by Daniel Moorehouse, Captain, Queensbury, Dec. 26, 1810 that Gregory Warwick was a Lieutenant in the Y. U. [sic] Militia, Capt. Allen’s Company, and was born in the township of Northamption, York Co., New Brunswick; sworn before John McKay, J.P.
Page 164– declaration by Thomas Talbot, Port Talbot, May 12, 1817 that Gregory Warwick has performed settlement duties
Page 165 – 166– letter from S. McCall, Vittoria, Oct. 18, 1837, regarding estate of Gregory Warwick, who died intestate leaving an only daughter
Page 167 – 168– grant to Margaret Wheeler, Walsingham Twsp., Norfolk Co., wife of Charles Monroe Wheeler, and only child of Gregory Warwick, deceased, 200 acres, 1838
Lot 1 – 2, Concession 2
See: Lot 1, Concession 1 (page 169)
Lot 3 – 10, Concession 2
See: Lot 25, Concession 2, Bayham (page 170)
Lot 5 & 7, Concession 2
Page 171 – 175– letters from Lieutenant Governor’s Office, 1811 and 1812, removing Crown Reserves from these lots
Lot 6, Concession 2
See also: Petitions – Henry Clarke Cull
Page 176 – 178– letter from Norman Turrill, May 10, 1843, wishing to purchase
Page 179 – 180– letter from S. Norman Turilll, 1843, wishing to purchase
Page 181 – 184– assignment from Henry Clark Cull, London, to Isaac Chambers, Malahide, April 29, 1844; witnessed by John H. Fairchild, London
Lot 11, Concession 2
Page 185 – 188– letter from Edwin Dalley, Devonport near St. Thomas, Dec. 6, 1841, wishing to purchase
Lot 12, Concession 2
Page 189 – 192– letter from Henry Dalley, Devonport, Malahide, March 25, 1836, wishing to purchase
Page 193 – 194– adjourned sale of Clergy Reserves, Sept. 7, 1836, to William Powell, north half of lot
North Half Lot 12, Concession 2
Page 195 – 198– assignment of William McGeoch, Malahide, to Peter Ferguson, Yarmouth, March 25, 1862; witnessed by William McKay and Susan McKay, St. Thomas – property was assigned to William McGeoch by Rufus Young, July 16, 1853
South Half Lot 12, Concession 2
Page 199 – 201– adjourned sale of Clergy Reserves, Aug. 9, 1836 to Thomas Terry, south half of lot
Page 202 – 203– letter from Nicholas C. Brown, Aylmer, Dec. 18, 1850, wishing to purchase
South Half Lot 13, Concession 2
Page 204 – 206– letter from Philip Hodgkinson, Aylmer, Jan. 23, 1851, asking if lot is for sale for Nicholas Carter [note: this might be an error and should be Nicholas Carter Brown]
– page 205 states that lot was granted to Henry Tisdale in 1840 and the south half was sold to Thomas Terry in 1836 but he made only one instalment
Lot 15, Concession 2
Page 207 – 209– grant to William Pennel, Malahide, Serjeant in 70th Regiment of Foot in late War, 200 acres, 1824
Page 210 – 214– indenture of mortgage from Adam Paupst and wife, Malahide, to James Daniell, London, 1847
Lot 16, Concession 2
Page 215 – 218– lease to John Backhouse, Walsingham Twsp., Norfolk Co.; Mahlon Burwell is the surety; 1818; witnesses William D. Bowen and D. M. Ross
Lot 17, Concession 2
Page 219 – 222– document dated June 5, 1818 from Surveyor General’s Office stating lot 17 has been located to George Rolph by Col. Talbot
Lot 18, Concession 2
See Also: Petitions – Thomas Walters
Page 223 – 225– lease to John Backhouse, Walsingham Twsp., Norfolk Co., 1818; Mahlon Burwell, Dunwich, is the surety; witnesses William D. Bowen and D. M. Ross
Page 226 – 227– document by Abraham Backhouse, Malahide, stating that lot was leased to his father John Backhouse, now deceased, and he is the heir
– signed lease off to Thomas Walters, Malahide in 1834
– notation on page 226 says Backhouse to Walters; Walters to Muscott; Muscott to Brush; Brush to Jones
Page 228 – 229– letter from Eltham Paul, St. Thomas, April 17, 1844, wishing to purchase
Page 230 – 231– assignment of Hiram D. Brush, Malahide, to William Jones, Grantham Twsp., Lincoln Co., Oct. 10, 1850; witnessed by Robert Irwin, Aylmer, and Philip Hodgkinson
Page 232– document made by Abraham Backhouse, Dewitt [?] L. Colver, Richard L. S…[illegible], S. H. Westover, and James Westover that the north half of lot 18 has never been settled by any person; dated Nov. 18, 1850
Page 233 – 235– assignment of Richard W. Muscott, Malahide, to Hiram D. Brush, Yarmouth, Oct. 19, 1843; witnessed by W. Mellon, W. Orser, Charles Ross
Page 236 – 237– document made by Thomas Walters, that in the fall of 1838 he gave the lease to Doyle McKenney to be returned to the Government and the only transfer he made was to Richard W. Muscott; sworn before John Alexander, J.P., Nov. 16, 1850
Page 238 – 239– receipt from W. F. Jones, for rent to December 1850
Page 240 – 242– assignment of Thomas Walters, Malahide, to Richard W. Muscott, for lease from John Backhouse, Dec. 8, 1840; witnesses Charles Gustavus Adolphus Tozer, Malahide, and Benjamin M. Wetherel
South Half Lot 19, Concesion 2
Page 243 – 245– grant to John Bragg, Malahide, 1830
North Half Lot 20, Concession 2
Page 246 – 249– letter from Thomas Hankinson, Bayham, Aug. 25, 1829, wishing to purchase
Page 250– letter from Thomas Hankinson, Malahide, Jan. 25, 1831, stating that Moses McConnell can have part of lot – mentions getting money from Nova Scotia
Page 251 – 252– letter from David Stewart, Bayham, March 18, 1834, stating Thomas Hankinson is willing to give up the north half of lot as he is not able to meet his payments, and he wishes to purchase
Page 253 – 254– letter from John Marr, Port Burwell, Aug. 5, 1835, enclosing a payment
Page 255– letter from John Marr, Port Burwell, Aug. 17,1 836, enclosing a payment for lot he purchased in 1835
Page 256 – 258– letter from John Marr, Port Burwell, June 10, 1837, enclosing a payment
Page 259 – 261– assignment of Charles Ross, Malahide, to Hugh McGinnis, Houghton, Jan. 26, 1850; witnessed by Thomas Fletcher, London
Page 262 – 263– assignment of John Marr, Malahide, to Charles Ross, Malahide, Dec. 4, 1843; witnessed by G. Wrong and Nathan Lyons
South Half Lot 20, Concession 2
Page 264 – 266– letter from Moses McConnell, Malahide, March 23, 1832 enclosing a payment
Page 267 – 268– letter from Moses McConnell, Malahide, May 28, 1834, enclosing a payment
Page 269 – 270– letter from Moses McConnell, Malahide, June 17, 1835, enclosing a payment
Page 271 – 272– letter from Moses McConnell, Malahide, Sept. 7, 1839, enclosing a payment
Page 273 – 275– letter from Moses McConnell, Malahide, Mar. 19, 1840, enclosing a payment
Lot 23, Concession 2
Page 276 – 278– grant to Axford Bowlby, Woodhouse Twsp., Norfolk Co., son of Thomas Bowlby of same place, a United Empire Loyalist, 200 acres, 1817
Lot 25, Concession 2
Page 279 – 281– grant to John Matthews, Woodhouse Twsp., Norfolk Co., son of James Matthews of same place, a United Empire Loyalist, 200 acres, 1816
Lot 27, Concession 2
Page 282 – 285– letter from William Northrup, Malahide, June 21, 1828, wishing to purchase
Page 286 – 287– letter from Shook McConnell, Malahide, Dec.2, 1833, wishing to purchase
North Half Lot 27, Concession 2
South Half Lot 25, Concession 3
Page 288 – 290– letter from William Northrup, Malahide, Jan. 24, 1831, wishing to have lot as he has built a sawmill on lot 27 and logs must come from concession 3
Page 291 – 292– letter from Robert Alderman, Malahide, Jan. 27, 1835, wishing to purchase – says to reply to care of James MacIntyre, Bayham by Port Burwell Post Office
Page 293 – 294– letter from John Hankinson, Port Burwell, Aug. 3, 1835, enclosing a payment
Page 295 – 296– letter from John Hankinson, Malahide, Dec. 4, 1835 regarding instalments
Page 297 – 299– letter from John Hankinson, Malahide, Jan. 13, 1836 regarding instalments – says to send receipt to Elijah Saxton
North Half Lot 27, Concession 2
See: Lot 6, Concession 3, Adelaide(page 300)
North Half Lot 27, Concession 2
See: North Half Lot 27, Concession 2, Bayham (page 301)
South Half Lot 27, Concession 2
Page 302 – 304– letter from Richard Hankinson, Malahide, Mar. 21, 1831, enclosing a payment
Page 305 – 306– clergy reserve sale to Richard Hankinson, Malahide, 100 acres, 1835
Lot 28, Concession 2
Page 307 – 309– grant to William Powell, Windham Twsp., Norfolk Co., son of Abraham Powell of same place, a United Empire Loyalist, 200 acres, 1815
North Half Lot 31, Concession 2
Page 310 – 312– grant to Henry Prockunier, Malahide, 100 acres, 1825 – states he was a settler on lot in 1817
Lot 33, Concession 2
Page 313 – 315– letter from James McIntyre, Kettle Creek, June 10, 1828, wishing to purchase
Page 316 – 317– letter from James McIntyre, Malahide, Otter Creek, March 16, 1830, states he has been waiting two years for lot 33 and is without land
Page 318 – 319– letter from George W. Cameron, Bayham, March 21, 1830, states he will purchase lot if Mr. McIntyre doesn’t
Page 320 – 322– letter from George W. Cameron, Bayham, June 12, 1830, applying for lot – states Mr. McIntyre does not wish to split lot – mentions that Enos Edison said he does not want any part of the lot; witnessed by Ruben Brundage
North Half Lot 33, Concession 2
Lot 34, Concession 3
Page 323 – 326– letter from Elijah McConnell, Malahide, Jan. 12, 1833, wishing to lease lot 33, con 2
Page 327 – 328– letter from James Merritt, Port Burwell, Oct. 1, 1836, wishing to lease or purchase both lots
Page 329 – 320– letter from Charles Chute, Malahide, July 15, 1841, wishing to purchase lot 33, con 2 – states he is occupying the lot
South Half Lot 33, Concession 2
Page 331 – 333– letter from James McIntyre, Malahide, June 10, 1831, enclosing a payment
Page 334 – 335– letter from James McIntyre, Bayham, June 12, 1832, enclosing a payment
Page 336 – 337– letter from James McIntyre, Port Burwell, June 9, 1834, enclosing a payment
Page 338 – 340– letter from James McIntyre, Port Burwell, Sept. 14, 1835 regarding instalments
Page 341 – 343– letter from James McIntyre, Malahide, Feb. 4, 1837, enclosing payment and asks for receipt and deed
Lot 34, Concession 2
Page 344 – 346– letter from Lieutenant Governor’s Office, Jan. 4, 1816, permitting John Hazen’s name to be placed on lot
Page 347 – 348– letter from Thomas Talbot, Port Talbot, March 23, 1816 recommending Hugh McMichael, a United Empire Loyalist, be permitted to settle on lot 34
Page 349 – 350– grant to Walter Anderson the younger, Charlotteville Twsp., Norfolk Co., son of Walter Anderson, of same place, a United Empire Loyalist, 200 acres, 1819
Lot 35, Concession 2
Page 351 – 353– Order in Council April 1, 1820 to have the reserve removed from lot 35
Page 354 – 355– grant to William McMichael, Norwich Twsp., Oxford Co., son of Edward McMichael, late of Walsingham twsp., deceased, a United Empire Loyalist, 200 acres, 1820
END OF FIRST REEL for MALAHIDE
Elgin County Library Microfilm Number 1246
Archives of Ontario – MS 658, Reel 273
Lot 1, 3, 4, Concession 3
See: Lot 1, Concession 1 (page 356)
Lot 4, Concession 3
Page 357 – 360– letter from Henry Backhouse, Port Burwell, June 14, 1833, wishing to purchase
Page 361 – 363– letter from M. Burwell, Port Burwell, July 26, 1833, regarding payment of Henry Backhouse
Page 364 – 366– letter from Henry Backhouse, Malahide, August 22, 1833, enclosing payment
Page 367 – 368– letter from Henry Backhouse, Malahide, Feb. 27, 1837, enclosing a payment
Page 369 – 370– letter from Henry Backhouse, Malahide, May 22, 1837, enclosing a payment
Page 371 – 373– letter from Henry Backhouse, Malahide, March 1, 1838, enclosing a payment
Lot 5, Concession 3
Page 374 – 376– letter from Joseph Sanders, Malahide, Oct. 12, 1836, wishing to purchase
Lot 5, Concession 3
Lot 3, Concession 4
Lot 6, Concession 4
Page 377 – 379– letter from Henry Backhouse, Yarmouth, Aug. 1, 1835, states there are three brothers in search of land and asks about above lots
Lot 6, Concession 3
Page 380 – 382– location ticket to John Hodgkinson, Grantham Twsp., Lincoln Co., son of William Hodgkinson of same place, a United Empire Loyalist, Order in Council Feb. 6, 1822, 200 acres
North Half Lot 7, Concession
Page 383 – 385– letter from Joseph Laing, St. Thomas, March 20, 1860, asking who has original claim on lot
Lot 8, Concession 3
See: Petitions – Charles G. A. Tozer
Page 386 – 388– letter from Joseph Sanders, Malahide, June 12, 1833, wishing to lease
Page 389 – 391– assignment of William Powell, Malahide, to Charles G. A. Tozer, Malahide, August 25, 1840; witnessed by Daniel Davis, Malahide, and Levi Nickerson
Page 392– affidavit of Doyle McKenny, Malahide, stating William Powell was the first person to occupy and improve lot; has occupied it upwards of three years; dated Oct. 1, 1840
Page 393– examination and valuation of lot by Charles G. A. Tozer, Sept. 9, 1840, and valutaion by Doyle McKenny
Page 394– affidavit of Joseph Sanders, and William Powell, that there is 60 to 65 acres chopped and 32 acres cleared; a log house and barn have been built- state they both live on lot; sworn before Doyle McKenny, Sept. 10, 1840
South Half Lot 14, Concession 3
Page 395 – 397– grant to John Merritt, Malahide, 100 acres, 1825
Lot 15, Concession 3
Page 398 – 400– assignment from Levi Loucks, Malahide to Harmon Westover, Malahide, Jan. 4, 1837; witnessed by M. B. Millard, and Amasa Westover
Page 401– assignment from Thomas Hodgkinson, printer, St. Thomas, to Levi Loucks, May 18, 1835; witnessed by Luke Kent and M. B. Millard
Page 402– memorandum of sale, May 4, 1835, to Thomas Hodgkinson
Page 403– affidavit of Mathias B. Millard, Dereham, Oxford Co., as a witness to assignment of Thomas Hodgkinson to Levi Loucks; and also from Loucks to Harmon Westover, June 8, 1853; sworn before William Smith, J. P.
Page 404 – 406– assignment of Harmon Westover, Malahide, to Walter Edgar Murray, Malahide, June 11, 1853; witnessed by Francis H. Tufford, Malahide, and Robert Armstrong, for north half of lot
Page 407 – 409– assignment of Harmon Westover, Malahide, to Robert Armstrong, Middleton, June 11, 1853; witnessed by William Buck, Malahide, and W. E. Murray, for south half of lot
Lot 15, Concession 3
See: Lot 15, Concession 5, London Township (page 410)
South Half Lot 16, Concession 3
Page 411 – 413– grant to Thaddeus Ostrander, Malahide, 100 acres, 1838
Lot 19, Concession 3
Page 414 – 416– grant to Stephen Backus, Malahide, 200 acres, 1819
Lot 21, Concession 3
Lot 33, Concession
Page 417 – 419– letter from James McConnell, Malahide, Jan. 1836, wishing to purchase
North Half Lot 22, Concession 3
Page 420 – 422– grant to John Loucks, Malahide, 100 acres, 1842
South Half Lot 22, Concession 3
Lot 22 & 23, Concession 3
Page 423 – 425– letter from James Kerr, Charlotteville, April 3, 1839, wishing to purchase or lease
Page 426– grant to Jacob Esseltine, Malahide, 100 acres, 1847
North Half Lot 23, Concession 3
Page 427 – 431– assignment of Daniel Walters, Malahide to Francis Laurence Emmett, Yarmouth, July 12, 1845; witnessed by Cyrenius Johnson, Malahide
Page 432– clergy reserve sale to Francis Laurence Emmett, Malahide, 100 acres, 1848
South Half Lot 23, Concession 3
Page 433 – 436– assignment of Erastus Esseltine, Malahide, to George Bustin, Malahide, Feb. 26, 1850; witnessed by John Askin
Lot 23 & 25, Concession 3
Page 437 – 439– letter from John McConnell, Bayham, May 4, 1838, wishing to purchase
North Half Lot 24, Concession 3
See: Samuel Street papers
Page 440 [typed]-1843 deed of Bargain & Sale, Edwin R. McCredie to James Crowell McCredie, both of Yarmouth, for north half of lot 24, con 3, March 18, 1843
– 1846 certificate from H. Burwell, Deputy Registrar, Middlesex Co., to Thomas C. Street, of deposit for registry of a deed and memorial from Edwin C. McCredie to Thomas C. Street for north half lot 24, Jan. 3, 1846
North Half Lot 25, Concession 3
Page 441 – 445– assignment of Robert Alderman, Malahide, to Samuel Tedford, Malahide, July 10, 1847, witnessed by John Burwell, Port Burwell
South Half Lot 25, Concession 3
See: North Half Lot 27, Concession 2 (page 446)
Page 447 – 449– assignment of Robert Alderman, Malahide, to Reuben McConnell, Malahide, Feb. 7, 1856; witnessed by Michael McGarry, London
South Half Lot 25, Concession 3
Lot 23, N. 2nd Range, Yarmout
Page 450 – 452– letter from Robert Alderman, Malahide, June 21, 1835, wishing to lease lot 25, con 3
Page 453 – 454– letter from Robert Alderman, Malahide, March 5, 1839, wishing to purchase or lease lot in Yarmouth
Page 455 – 457– letter from Horace Austin and Edward Arnold, Vienna, Jan. 22, 1839, wishing to purchase lot 25, con 3, Malahide
Lot 27, Concession 3
Page 458 – 459– grant to James Milton Ewing, Bayham, the assignee of Mary Elizabeth Clouse, dau of John Clouse, a United Empire Loyalist, 200 acres, 1848
Page 460 – 461– letter from James M. Ewing, Bayham, Sept. 6, 1849, stating he has not received patent
South Half Lot 31, Concession 3
Page 462 – 464– letter from Anthony Sealy, Port Burwell, Aug. 5, 1835, enclosing a payment
Half Lot 31, & Lot 32, Concession 3
See: South Half Lot 3, & Lots 4 – 5, Concession 3, Bayham (page 465)
Lot 32, Concession 3
Page 466 – 468– letter from David McConnell, Port Burwell, Feb. 7, 1837, wishing to lease lot
Page 469 – 472– letter from Stephen Cohoon, Bayham, Nov. 16, 1837, says he bought lot but after examining it, found it to be not as good as expected, therefore he will still take it providing price is lowered
– statement by David Patten that Cohoon’s assessment of the quality of the lot is correct
– also states he want lots divided – he will take the west half and Richard Patten will take the east half
Page 473 – 474– petition from the following persons, Malahide, March 10, 1838, stating lot 32 is a “very indifferent quality”
– states Stephen Cohoon is a native of Nova Scotia and wishes to settle on lot at a reduced price
– states Richard Patten also from Nova Scotia wishes to settle on west half of lot near his father
– signed by David Patten, George Bain, Samuel Prichard, Kenneth Hankinson, John Marr, David Griffin, Jacob Northrup, Joseph McConnell, Shook McConnell, Sidney McDermand, John [?] Griffin, and Elijah Saxton
East Half Lot 32, Concession
Page 475 – 477– letter from Harry Camp, Port Burwell, Feb. 16, 1837, states he purchased Richard Patten’s right to lot
West Half Lot 32, Concession 3
Page 478 – 480– letter from Stephen Cohoon, Port Burwell, Dec. 5, 1846, states he purchased lot in 1838 and has resided on lot with his family – he asks indulgence in making last instalment
Page 481 – 482– reply to above regarding installments
South Half Lot 35, Concession 3
North Half Lot 32, Concession 4
Page 483 – 485– letter from John Burwell, Port Burwell, Nov. 10, 1848, asking if patents have been issued for above lots
Lot 34, Concession 3
See: North Half Lot 33, Concession 2 (page 486)
Lot 1, Concession 4
Page 487 – 489– grant to James Merrill, Malahide, 100 acres, 1823
Page 490 – 491– Order in Council March 12, 1847 regarding petition of Aldert Secord for lot in the name of this father William Peter Secord, who served as a private in a Flank Company of 1st Regiment of Middlesex Militia during the late war – petition granted
Page 492– examination of claim of William P. Secord, Malahide, who served in Middlesex militia between July 1 and December 31, 1812; dated July 26, 1830
Page 493– declaration by Thomas Talbot, Port Talbot, Oct. 13, 1845 that William Peter Secord served in Middlesex militia and that he located him on lot 1, con 4; 100 acres, in 1816
Page 494 – 495– letter from Philip Hodgkinson, Aylmer, Oct. 20, 1859, asking for will of William Peter Secord and deed to son Albert Secord
Page 496 – 498– letter from Samuel Lovell, London, March 28, 1860, states he purchased lot at Sherriff’s sale of land sold for taxes and asks the amount owing
Lot 2, Concession 4
Page 499 – 501– grant to William Peter Secord, Malahide, 200 acres, 1819
Lot 3, Concession 4
Page 502 – 504– lease to Joseph William Ryerson, Charlotteville Twsp., Norfolk Co., 1818; John Bostwick, Charlotteville, is the surety
Page 505 – 506– bond of Joseph William Ryerson, and John Bostwick, both of Charlotteville, for above lease
South Half Lot 3, Concession 4
Page 507 – 509– letter from William Laur, Bertie, June 5, 1838, wishing to purchase
Page 510 – 511– letter from Samuel Stephenson, Malahide, Dec. 11, 1839, wishing to purchase
Lot 3, Concession 4
See: Lot 5, Concession 3 (page 512)
Lot 4, Concession 4
Page 513 – 515– grant to Henry Backhouse, Malahide, 200 acres, 1819
Page 516 – 518– letter from Sylvester Ostrander, Malahide, June 30, 1860, wishing to purchase 100 acres
Lot 6, Concession 4
See also: Petitions – Henry Backhouse
Page 519 – 521– letter from Government House, Toronto, Oct. 5, 1839, forwarding a letter from Henry Backhouse, wishing to purchase
Page 522 – 523– letter from John Jardine, Malahide, Nov. 9, 1840, enclosing a payment for rent and first instalment for lot
Page 524 – 525– letter from John Jardine, Malahide, Jan. 19, 1843, asking for refund since lot is not for sale
North Half Lot 6, Concession 4
See also: Petitions – Henry Backhouse
Page 526 – 528– letter from H. J. Askin, London, Aug. 8, 1848 for his father John B. Askin, stating reasons lot was sold to H. Backhouse
– Levi Nickerson, the claimant, never applied to purchase it was was unable to buy it
Page 529 – 532– letter from J. B. Askin, London, June 19, 1851, stating lot was sold to Henry Backhouse because Levi Nickerson was unable to purchase it and a Mr. Watts who was said to have some claim to it did not apply
Lot 6, Concession 4
See: Lot 5, Concession 3, Malahide (page 533)
South Half Lot 6, Concession 4
Page 534 – 537– assignment from Walter Brown, Malahide, to Nicholas C. Brown, Malahide, July 22, 1847; witnessed by Henry Hamilton, London
Page 538– clergy reserve sale to Nicholas C. Brown, Malahide, 100 acres, 1849
Lot 7, Concession 4
Page 539 – 541– certificate of settlement duties performed by William Backhouse from Thomas Talbot, Port Talbot, May 18, 1816
Page 542 – 544– letter from Thomas Talbot, Port Talbot, May 19, 1816 recommending William Backhouse be located on lot; also asks that his wife’s U.E. right be located in lot 7, concession 3, Malahide
Page 545 – 546– locations returned to the Surveyor General’s office by Col. Talbot for persons paying the whole of the fees
– William Backhouse, lot 7, con 4, 200 acres, Order in Council, Aug. 13, 1816
Lot 9, Concession 4
Page 547 – 549– letter from Robert Llewellyn for Pearce Dowlin, Malahide, wishing to purchase
– says lot was previously purchased by a man named Cartes [Carter?] but he forfeited it
Lot 10, Concession 4
Page 550 – 552– location tickey to Mary Wheeler, Charlotteville Twsp., Norfolk Co., wife of James Wheeler, and daughter of Richard Slingerland[?], of Clinton Twsp., a United Empire Loyalist, June 28, 1820
Lot 11, Concession 4
Page 553 – 555– locations made in Surveyor General’s office, Feb. 7, 1817, for sons of persons who adhered to the Unity of the Empire
– Peter Montross, 200 acres, Order in Council, Jan. 27, 1816
Pagte 556 – 557– grant to Peter Montross Jr., Charlotteville Twsp., Norfolk Co., son of Peter Montross Sr., of same place, a United Empire Loyalist, 200 acres, 1816
Page 558 – 559– Order in Council for Peter Montross, Feb. 19, 1823, stating he must show cause to the Council within six months why his patent should not be cancelled
Page 560– Order in Council March 21, 1827 regarding Peter Montross’ surrenduring of patent for Malahide lot and issuing of patent for land in Glanford and Walsingham
Page 561 – 562– letter from Government House, March 21, 1827 regarding petition of Peter Montross and Thomas Hodgkinson
Page 563 – 564– Order in Council March 21, 1827 stating that upon Peter Montross’ surrender of patent for lot in Malahide, land will be granted to him in the townships of Glanford and Walsingham
– petition of Thomas Hodgkinson mentioned
Lot 12, Concession 4
Page 565 – 567– letter from M. Burwell, Jan. 21, 1833 stating that Joseph Paul, Malahide, wishes to purchase lot after valuation has been made
Page 568 – 569– letter from M. Burwell, April 24, 1834 regarding valuation of lot
– Joseph Paul and Thomas Keith mentioned
Page 570 – 572– letter from Orrin H. Tyrrell, Malahide, May 3, 1836, regarding valuation of lot and wishing to purchase
North Half Lot 12, Concession 4
Page 573 – 575– letter from Joseph Paul, July 22, 1831, wishing to purchase
Page 576 – 577– letter from Elias Moore, Yarmouth, Dec. 23, 1831 regarding Joseph Paul’s application to purchase and has asked reply to be sent to Moore as he lives near Port Stanley post office
Page 578 – 579– transfer from Joseph Paul, Malahide, to Thomas Keith, Malahide, Oct. 1, 1833; witnessed by Richard McKenney and Thomas Matthews
Page 580 – 582– assignment from Benjamin Schooley, Malahide, to Daniel Gunn, Vienna, Sept. 5, 1850; witnessed by John B. Askin
Page 583 – 584– assignment from John Schooley, Humberstone Twsp., Lincoln Co., to Benjamin Schooley of same place, June 3, 1843
– states assignment was made to John Schooley by Thomas Keith on June 24, 1837 and witnessed by Abraham Schooley, Humberstone, and Martin P. Lyon
Page 585 – 586– assignment from Thomas Keith, Malahide, to John Schooley, Humberstone, June 24, 1837; witnessed by Asa B. Schooley and Philip Hodgkinson, Malahide; sworn before Peter Clayton, J. P.
Page 587– receipt and memorandum of sale to Thomas Keith, Jan. 30, 1835
South Half Lot 12, Concession 4
Page 588 – 590– letter from Thomas Keith, Malahide, March 10, 1834, enclosing a certificate from Joseph Paul stating he has given up rights to lot in favour of him
Page 591 – 592– letter from Thomas Keith, Malahide, Oct. 20, 1834, stating Joseph Paul began to make improvements to lot in 1831; cleared 18 acres and built a house – this summer Thomas Keith has cleared about 14 acres and sowed wheat
Page 593 – 594– letter from Joseph Paul, Malahide, March 18, 1837, stating he sent a payment with Thomas Hodgkinson
Page 595 – 598– transfer from Eliza Ellison, Malahide, widow of Joseph Paul, deceased, Malahide, to Israel Thayer, Malahide; with consent of her husband Caleb Ellison, Jan. 3, 1840; witnessed by W. E. Murray and Elias Hill, Malahide
Page 599 – 600– quit claim of George Gunn, Malahide, to Israel Thayer, Malahide, Aug. 24, 1844; witnessed by Walter E. Murray, Malahide and Herman Westover
Page 601– assignment from Israel Thayer, Malahide, to Andrew McCausland, Malahide, March 3, 1846; witnessed by Walter E. Murray, Malahide and Philip Hodgkinson
North Half Lots 13 & 15, Concession 4
Page 602 – 604– grant to David Orr, Malahide, 200 acres, Order in Council June 6, 1827
South Half Lot 13, Concession 4
Page 605 – 607– grant to William Patterson, Malahide, 100 acres, Order in Council July 17, 1821
Page 608– document by Thomas Talbot, Port Talbot, June 26, 1821 stating William Patterson has performed settlement duties
North Half Lot 14, Concession 4
Page 609 – 610– receipt for Benjamin Prichard, from Matthias B. Millard; witnessed by John P. Hodgkinson and Philip Hodgkinson
Page 611 – 612– indenture of lease to Benjamin Prichard, Malahide, from Matthias B. Millard, Malahide, Dec. 13, 1836; witnessed by John P. Hodgkinson and Philip Hodgkinson
Page 613 – 614– assignment from Benjamin Prichard, Malahide, to John C. Harding, Malahide, Oct. 10, 1845; witnessed by Walker Henry Tisdale, Aylmer, and Philip Hodgkinson
Page 615 – 617– letter to J. C. Harding, Sept. 18, 1850, regarding rent due
Page 618– receipt to John C. Harding, March 2, 1850, for rent
South Half Lot 14, Concession 4
Page 619 – 620– receipt for William Turvill, for rent, April 14, 1849
Page 621 – 622– assignment from William Turvill, London twsp., late of Malahide, miller, to Wilson Buck, Malahide, May 26, 1849; witnessed by John B. Askin, London
Page 623 – 624– assignment from Wilson Buck, Norwich Twsp., to Isaac Buchanan, Hamilton, merchant, June 9, 1855; witnessed by John Duncan and Robert George Masterton [?], Hamilton
Lot 14, Concession 4
Page 625 – 627– lease to John Orr, Malahide, 1818; David Orr, Malahide, is the surety
Page 628 – 629– lease agreement for John Orr, Malahide, 1824
Page 630 – 631– letter from Mahlon Burwell, Port Talbot, Nov. 20, 1835, regarding valuation of lot for Matthias Boughner Millard, Malahide
Page 632– receipt signed by Abraham Matthews for payment of Matthias B. Millard; witnessed by Samuel Millard, and Nathaniel Nickerson [not dated]
– affidavit on page 632a of Nathaneil Nickerson, as a witness is dated May 25, 1849
Page 633– transfer of property from Abraham Matthews, Malahide, to Matthias B. Millard, Malahide, July 15, 1833; witnessed by Nathaniel Nickerson and Samuel Millard
Page 634 – 635– assignment from Matthias B. Millard, Malahide, to William Turvill, April 1, 1839 [?]; witnessed by Israel Thayer– mentions John Orr, the original grantee
Page 636 – 637– affidavit of Israel Thayer, Malahide May 27, 1849, stating in the fall of 1830 he and Peter Woolly were selected as arbitrants to settle a dispute between David Orr, only surviving brother of John Orr, Malahide, and David Nickerson, then of Malahide, now of the United States
– lot was sold to Abraham Matthews by David Nickerson, who sold to Matthias Millard, who sold to William Turvill
Lot 16, Concession 4
Page 638 – 640– lease to David Orr, Malahide, 1818; John Orr, Malahide, is the surety
Page 641– bond of David Orr and John Orr, for lease, 1824; witnessed by John Cartright
South Half Lot 17, Concession 4
Page 642 – 645– letter from William Osborne, Toronto, Aug. 24, 1844, states he paid the fees required in 1841 which had been located by Joseph Harvey who had performed all settlement duties
– a man named Robertson had been located on lot instead
– Joseph Harvey is anxious to obtain patent
South Half Lot 18, Concession 4
Page 646 – 648– grant to Oliver Owen, London Twsp., Middlesex Co., 100 acres, 1838
North Half Lot 18, Concession 4
Page 649 – 651– letter from J. B. Askin, London, July 10, 1837 enclosing an instalment for lot purchased by Orrin H. Tyrrell, asks to send receipt to Aylmer Post Office
Lot 20, Concession 4
Page 652 – 655– letter from James Moore, Malahide, Nov. 1, 1836, wishing to lease
Page 656 – 657– letter from James Moore, Malahide, 1836, wishing to lease or purchase
Page 658 – 659– letter from James Butler, Malahide, Feb. 7, 1837, wishing to purchase
North Half Lot 20, Concession 4
Page 660 – 664– assignment from Thaddeus Ostrander, Malahide, to John Benner, Malahide, May 28, 1845; witnessed by Leander Benner, Malahide; sworn before Andrew McCausland, J. P.
Page 665– clergy reserve sale to John Benner, Malahide, 1848
South Half lot 20, Concession 4
Page 666 – 668– quit claim from Alexander C. Brown, Malahide, to Edward Waring Jr., London, July 6, 1852; witnessed by Francis Evans Cornish, London; and June Brown
Page 669 – 670– assignment from Benjamin Prichard, Malahide, and Socrates Hunter, Malahide, to Alexander Couts Brown, Malahide; Feb. 4, 1848; witnessed by Harden Ellsworth, Bayham, and Philip Hodgkinson
North Half Lot 21, Concession 4
Page 671 – 673– grant to Sewal Ferguson, Malahide, 100 acres, 1842
South Half Lot 23, Concession 4
Page 674 – 675– grant to Aaron Ferguson, Malahide, 100 acres, 1848
Lot 24, Concession 4
See: Petitions – William McEown
Page 676 – 679– letter from William H. McEown, Houghton, Sept. 12, 1860 stating he served in War of 1812 and his two brothers got land but he did not
Page 680 – 682– letter from William H. McEown, Houghton, Dec. 8, 1860, for advice regarding his claim to lot 24
Page 683 – 684– petition from William H. McEown, Houghton, Oct. 21, 1861, for patent [note: actual petition does not appear on microfilm]
Page 685 – 687– letter from Sylvester Ostrander, Luton, Malahide, Oct. 27, 1864, wishing to purchase
Page 688 – 691– letter from William H. McEown, Houghton, Aug. 22, 1868, regarding his claim to lot 24
Page 692 – 693– reply to William H. McEown, Clear Creek, Aug. 27, 1868, stating his claim cannot be entertained since grants for military service ceased in 1834
Page 694 – 695– letter dated Sept. 1876 to William H. McEown, Bloomfield Junction, Michigan, U.S., stating that a grant cannot be given
Page 696 – 699– letter from William H. McEown, Houghton, Sept. 1, 1868, stating he is not satisfied
Page 700 – 701– letter from William H. McEown, Bloomfield Gunshon [?] [Junction?], Michigan, Sept. 27, 1876, stating he is an old man with no home; is living with his children; presently on a visit to his daughters in the United States
– he is in his 77th year and lives in Norfolk County
– says his brother John McEown was a Colonel in 1812 – 1815
North Half Lot 25, Concession 4
Page 702 – 703– grant to Henry Pressey, Malahide, 100 acres, 1848
Lot 25 & North Half Lot 26, Concession 4
Page 704 – 707– letter from Thomas Talbot, Sept. 7, 1834, regarding certificates for above lots; and reply to his letter stating there have been no certificates filed
Lot 26, Concession 4
Page 708 – 710– letter from Philip Hodgkinson, Aylmer, Aug. 18, 1852, stating a person from England wishes to settle on lot
– note at bottom says north half of lot to Richard Johnson; south half to Nathaniel Brundage ; Talbot settlers
North Half Lot 26, Concession 4
South Half Lot 12, Concession 4, Ekfrid
Page 711 – 713– letter from E. Ermatinger, St. Thomas, Oct. 14, 1848 stating he sent payment for Richard Johnson; asks if petition of P. Hodgkinson was received; and also regarding deed for Robert Boyd in Ekfrid
North Half Lot 26, Concession 4
See Also: Gore Lot 20, South of Talbot Road, Bayham
Page 714 – 716– letter from Edward Ermatinger, St. Thomas, March 11, 1848, enclosing payments for Richard Johnson
Page 717 – 718– letter from Edward Ermatinger, St. Thomas, July 20, 1848, stating fees for Richard Johnson were remitted by him in March
– also mentions Robert Tenniswood’s fees; and assignment from John Richards to Jno. Miller
Page 719– grant to Richard Johnson, Malahide, 100 acres, 1848
South Half Lot 26, Concession 4
See Also: Petitions – Reuben Brundage, Henry Sweet
Page 720 – 722– statement from Thomas Talbot, June 21, 1849 that he located the late Nathaniel Brundage on this lot in 1819
Page 723 – 725– letter from John Burwell, Port Burwell, Jan. 21, 1852 stating there are no heirs of Nathaniel Brundage to claim lot
Page 726 – 728– letter from John Burwell, Port Burwell, Feb. 20, 1852, stating Nathaniel Brundage left no heirs, and several people have occupied lot since his death
– Reuben Brundage tried to obtain lot through Heir & Devisee Commission but could not establish his right
– Perry Balcom is now on lot
Page 729 – 732– letter from John Burwell, Port Burwell, June 3, 1852; stating that one “Watt” has been leasing lot for years and encloses certificates stating the late Nathaniel Brundage had performed settlement duties
– states Reuben Brundage, Malahide, had tried to make claim
Page 733 – 735– affidavits accompanying the petition of Henry Sweet, Malahide:
page 794: affidavit of Thomas Pennington, Malahide; stating that Henry Sweet has lived on the lot since October 1851; states he knew of no relationship between Nathaniel Brundage and Reuben Brundage; dated April 17, 1856
page 795: affidavit of Henry Camp, Malahide; stating Henry Sweet has been on lot since Oct. 1851; dated April 17, 1856
Page 736 – 739– letter from William Harvey, M.P., Luton, Malahide, June 7, 1873, regarding value of lot; mentions occupant, Mr. Sweet
Page 740 – 741– reply to above letter stating no reduction in value of lot can be made for Henry Sweet
Page 742 – 744– letter from the undersigned, dated 1874, stating Henry Sweet has lived on lot since 1851, and is entitled to deed upon payment of moderate consideration:
John Benner, lot 20, con 4
N. W. Brown, lot 27, con 4
Joseph Harvey, J.P., lot 17, con 4
Benjamin Schooley, assessor & collector
John McCausland, Warden, Elgin Co.
William Harvey, M.P., East Elgin
Page 745– document cover: Department of Crown Lands, 1874; says William Harvey, M.P., for Henry Sweet, May 27, 1874; and patent to William Harvey, Luton
– note at bottom says carry out sale to Henry Sweet of Malahide
Lot 27, Concession 4
Page 746 – 748– letter from Edward Arnold, Port Burwell, July 4, 1840, wishing to purchase
Page 749 – 752– assignment from Edward Arnold, Malahide, to Moses Northrop, Malahide, April [not given], 1845; witnessed by James Marr, Malahide, and G. Wrong
North Half Lot 28, 31, & 32, Concession 4
South part Lot 23, Concession 5
Page 753 – 755– letter from Enos Pressey, Port Burwell, May 20, 1843, asking if lots are vacant and if description for patents have been issued
South Half Lot 28, Concession 4
Page 756 – 757– grant to Alexander Watt, the younger, Malahide, 100 acres, 1848
North Half Lot 31, Concession 4
Page 758 – 759– grant to William Moody Parlee, Malahide, 100 acres, 1848
North Half Lot 31 & Lot 32, Concession 4
See: North Half Lot 28, Concession 4 (page 760)
South Half Lot 31, Concession 4
Page 761 – 763– grant to Silas Prichard, Malahide, 100 acres, 1842
North Half Lot 32, Concession 4
Lot 40, Concession 7, Wainfleet
Page 764 – 766– letter from E. Parlee, Malahide, Feb. 29, 1848, asking if lot in Malahide has been deeded and if his petition was received
Page 767– letter from William Hall [?], Toronto, July 6, 1849, names Edwin Parlee as claimant on Malahide lot and William Hamilton Hughes claimant for Wainfleet lot
Page 768 – 769– letter from Henry Beecher, London, July 13, 1850, enclosing patent fees for James Edwin Parlee
North Half Lot 32, Concession 4
See: Lot 33, Concession 3 (page 770)
South Half Lot 32, Concession 4
Page 771 – 772– grant to Thomas Pennington, Malahide, 100 acres, 1848
South Half Lot 33, Concession 4
See: North Half Lot 2, Concession 4, Bayham (Page 773)
Lot 33, Concession 4
See: Lot 21, Concession 3, Malahide (page 774)
Lot 33, Concession 4
See: North Half Lot 11, Concession 4, Adelaide (page 775)
North Half Lot 33, Concession 4
Page 776 – 778 – clergy reserve sale to Augustin Rayner, March 20, 1845
Page 779 – 780– assignment from Augustin Rayner, Malahide, to Hon. George Jervis Goodhue, London, March 20, 1845; witnessed by John William Connell, London
South Half Lot 33, Concession 4
Page 781 – 783– letter from John Vanvelzer, Malahide, April 10, 1830, wishing to purchase
Lot 34, Concession 4
Page 784 – 786– declaration of military service of William Hatch, Bayham; served as private in 2nd Flank Company, Norfolk Militia, on active service in the year 1812; dated April 30, 1821
Page 787– declaration of Thomas Talbot, May 9, 1833, that William Hatch, a private in a company of the 1st Norfolk militia, has performed settlement duties on lot 34
Page 788– grant to William Hatch, Bayham, 100 acres, 1833
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Elgin County Library Microfilm Number 1247
Archives of Ontario MS 658, Reel 274
Lot 1, Concession 5
See: Petition – Elisha Sheldon Ganson
Page 789 – 791– grant to Matthias Steel, Woodhouse Twsp., Norfolk Co., shopkeeper, 200 acres, 1816
Lot 2, Concession 5
Page 792 – 795– letter from Elisha S. Ganson, Yarmouth, April 26, 1836, wishing to purchase; formerly leased to Joseph William Ryerson, Charlotteville
Lot 2, Concession 5
Page 796 – 798– lease bond of Joseph William Ryerson, Charlotteville Twsp., Norfolk Co., and John Bostwick, Charlotteville, Sept. 12, 1818; witnessed by G. Ryerson, J. W. Ryerson
Page 799– lease to Joseph William Ryerson, Charlotteville; John Bostwick is the surety, Sept. 3, 1818
Lot 2, Gore North of Concession 5
Lot 17, Gore South of Concession 8
Page 800 – 802– adjourned sale of clergy reserves in Malahide, Oct. 29, 1835:
– lot 2, gore north of con 5 – James C. Crysler
– lot 17, gore south of con 8 – William Sheppard
Lot 4, Concession 5
Page 803 – 805 – grant to Elisabeth Johnson, Gainsborough Twsp., Lincoln Co., wife of Henry Johnson, and daughter of James Smith of Pelham, a United Empire Loyalist, 200 acres, 1823
Lot 5, Gore between Concession 5 & 6
Page 806 – 808– letter from Stephen Durkee [?], Malahide, July 26, 1837, wishing to purchase
North Half Lot 8, Concession 5
Page 809 – 811– letter from Elisha Reves Smith, Malahide, July 26, 1837, wishing to purchase
Page 812 – 813– assignment from Henry Finch, to John Bond Shipman, Malahide, June 25, 1850; witnessed by Robert Thompson, Aylmer, and Philip Hodgkinson
Page 814 – 815– assignment of Francis Grass, Malahide, to Henry Finch, Malahide; May 8, 1850; witnessed by Daniel McIntosh, Malahide, and Philip Hodgkinson
Page 816 – 818– assignment of James C. Ensign, Malahide, eldest son and heir of the late James G. Ensign, and Maria S. Ensign, his widow, to John B. Shipman, Malahide, Jan. 7, 1851; witnessed by Hiram Powers
Page 819 – 821– assignment of James Bond Shipman, Malahide, to Garrett Teller, Malahide, April 23, 1855; witnessed by W.A.E. Murray, and William Teller, Malahide
East Half of South Half Lot 8, Concession 5
Page 822 – 825– assignment of Matthias Millard, Malahide, to Noah Millard, Malahide, Feb. 14, 1854; witnessed by John Miller, Andrew Murray
North Half Lot 11, Concession 5
Page 826 – 828– letter from James Linder, Malahide, Feb. 11, 1835, wishing to purchase – says to reply to Yarmouth Post Office
Lot 12, Concession 5
Page 829 – 831– grant to Catherine McKenney, Malahide, wife of Robert McKenney, and daughter of Eliud Nickerson, formerly of Northumberland County, but now of District of Niagara, 200 acres, 1829
Lot 15, Concession 5
Page 832 – 834– letter from Benjamin Laur, Bertie, Nov. 30, 1829, wishing to purchase
Page 835– declaration by Benjamin Laur, Fort Erie, Sept. 7, 1832, that it is not convenient for him to buy the lot and resigns all claim.
– Andrew McCausland has called on him to see if he intends to purchase it
Page 836 – 837– letter from David Orr for Andrew McCausland, Feb. 3, 1830, wishing to purchase
Page 838 – 839– letter from Mahlon Burwell, Port Talbot, June 17, 1831, for Andrew McCausland, Malahide, who wishes to purchase lot
Page 840 – 841– letter from Andrew McCausland, Malahide, Nov. 10, 1831, stating he lives on a small place nearby and wishes to purchase
– mentions Rev. Burnham of Cattle [sic] Creek, who knows the land
Lot 18, Concession 5
Page 842 – 846– letter and notes from Registry Office, County of Elgin, Oct. 11, 1862, for advice regarding issue of patent for lot 15
– states north 100 acres are patented to Samuel Westover
– south end (65 acres), to Andrew McCausland, (1824)
– Peter Matthews also listed on lot 19, concession 5, 100 acres
South Parts Lot 18 & 19, Concession 5
Page 847 – 848– letter to Andrew McCausland, May 26, 1824, stating recommendations has been approved and itemizing fees
Page 849 – 850– letter from Andrew McCausland, Stanfort [sic], Aug. 18, 1824, to Col. Talbot, regarding mistake on deed (100 acres instead of 130)
North Parth Lot 20, Concession 5
Page 851 – 853– grant to John Ferguson, Malahide, 100 acres, 1835
Lot 20 & 23, Concession 5
Page 854 – 857– letter from Thomas Talbot, Port Talbot, July 12, 1822, stating John Ferguson has certificate for 100 acres of north end and Joseph Cutler for north part of lot 23
– asks for description of south 65 acres of lot 20 for Phineas Kinsey
South Part Lot 23, Concession 5
See: North Half Lot 28, 31 & 32, Concession 4 (page 858)
South Parts Lot 23 & 24, Concession 5
Page 859 – 860– grant to Thadeus Ostrander, Malahide, the assignee of Joseph King, 95 acres, 1848
Lot 33, 34, & 35, Concession 5
Page 861 – 863– letter from Augustin Rayner, Vienna, Feb. 23, 1844, regarding measurement of lot and wishing to purchase surplus
Lot 25, Concession 5
Page 864 – 866– letter from John Ferguson, Malahide, Sept. 17, 1839, wishing to purchase; states he is living on lot
Page 867 – 868– letter from Doyle McKenney, Nov. 2, 1832, wishing to purchase
Page 869 – 872– assignment from Joseph King, Malahide, to John Kinsey, Malahide, Aug. 11, 1845; witnessed by Henry James Askin, London, and T. Scatcherd
Page 873 – 874– details of instalments of John Kinsey, assignee of Joseph King
Page 875 – 878– assignment from Joseph King, Dereham, Oxford Co., to John Kinsey, Malahide, Feb. 5, 1846; witnessed by William Pritchard, Malahide
Page 879– clergy reserve sale to John Kinsey, Malahide, 164 acres, 1849
North Part Lot 26, Concession 5
Page 880 – 882– military claim approval for Joseph Millard, Stanford Twsp., Niagara District, a private in a Flank Company of 2nd Regiment of Lincoln Militia, 1812; dated May 8, 1821
Page 883– declaration by Thomas Talbot, Nov. 14, 1834, that Joseph Millard has performed settlement duties
South Parts Lot 26 & 27, Concession 5
Page 884 – 885– grant to Walker Henry Tisdale, Malahide, 132 acres, 1848
Page 886 – 887– letter from M. Harcourt, March 11, 1863, asking if lots have been patented
Lot 28, Concession 5
Page 888 – 890– letter from Enoch Pisley [?], July 1834, wishing to purchase
– states two men, Millard & Buckler, are cutting all the timber off lot
South Half Lot 28, Concession 5
Page 891 – 893– indenture of lease between the Canada Company and Robert Garner, Malahide, Aug. 18, 1843
North Half Lot 29, Concession 5
Page 894 – 896– grant to Beriah Phelps, Malahide, Order in Council, Aug. 7, 1824
Lot 31, Concession 5
Page 897 – 900– letter from Henry Pressey, Port Burwell, Apr. 24, 1849 wishing to purchase – states Elijah Phelps and Othniel Phelps claim they have paid some fees on lot
North Half Lot 31, Concession 5
Page 901 – 903– letter from Othniel Phelps, July 29, 1835, enclosing first instalment for lot which he purchased at auction
Page 904 – 905– letter from Philip Hodgkinson, Malahide, Dec. 8, 1836, enclosing a payment for Othniel Phelps
Page 906 – 907– letter from Philip Hodgkinson, Malahide, Dec. 22, 1836, enclosing another instalment for Othniel Phelps
Page 908 – 909– letter from Philip Hodgkinson, Malahide, Aylmer, Aug. 1, 1844, enclosing a payment for Othniel Phelps
Page 910 – 911– letter from Philip Hodgkinson, Aylmer, May 12, 1847, enclosing payment for Othniel Phelps
Page 912– clergy reserve sale to Othniel Phelps, Malahide, 120 acres, 1849
South Half Lot 31, Concession 5
Page 913 – 915– letter from Elijah Phelps, Malahide, June 22, 1828, wishing to purchase – also letter from John Vanvelsor, June 20, 1828, wishing to purchase
Page 916 – 917 – letter from Elijah Phelps, Malahide, March 27, 1832, asking for deed
Parts of Lot 32 & 33, Concession 5
See also : Petition – Benjamin Bursall
Page 918 – 920 – grant to Jeremiah S. Taylor, Pelham Twsp., Niagara District, 100 acres, lot 33, Order in Council Nov. 1, 1826
Page 921 – 923– letter from John Darling, Sparta, Nov. 16, 1851, asking for patent
Page 924 – 925– letter from John Millard, Richmond, March 11, 1844, asking if his application for lot was received
Page 926 – 927– letter from Samuel Hughes, Malahide, March 17, 1825, wishes to have remaining 22 acres granted to him
– also states his neighbour Thomas Ward is living on north half of same lot and wishes to purchase the remaining 22 acres of his lot
Page 928 – 930– letter from Alexander Cascadden, Bayham, Sept. 8, 1845, states he has purchased improvements from John Millard in lot 32, and now wishes to obtain part of lot 33
Page 931 – 932– reply to Alexander Cascadden from Crown Land Department, Montreal, Sept. 25, 1845; mentions Order in Council to John Millard, Aug. 2, 1844
Page 933 – 934– letter from Samuel Hughes, Malahide, April 3, 1846, regarding land between north and south 100 acres of lot 32; states John Miller squatted on it and has applied for the 22 acres – states he served under Commadore Berrie in the last French War
Page 935 – 937– letter from J. B. Askin, London, Dec. 6, 1847, regarding application of Augustin Rayner, Mrs. Deborah Ward, and Benjamin Birdsall, to purchase 58 acres between the south part (which was granted to Samuel Burwell [?] in 1832) and the north part (which was granted to Jeremiah S. Taylor in 1826) – mentions demise of both Mr. Rayner and his wife
Page 938 – 940 – letter from J. B. Askin, London, Oct. 23, 1848, states Daniel Birdsall has no claim on lot, having transferred interest to John Darling
Page 941 – 943– letter from J. B. Askin, London, July 18, 1848, mentions Miss Rayner, daughter of late Augustin Rayner, acting for his estate
– Mrs. Deborah Ward has withdrawn her claim
– states he cannot bring Miss Rayner and Mr. Birdsall to any agreement
– Order in Council to John Millard mentioned
Page 944 – 945– letter from James Court, Montreal, Nov. 13, 1848, stating B. Birdsall has assigned rights to purchase to John Darling
Page 946 – 949– reply stating that assignment from Benjamin Birdsall to John Darling has been filed; states that John Millard had assigned his Order in Council to Mr. Birdsall
Page 950– cover of petition of William H. Hazen, lot 10, concession 8, Walsingham [note: this has obviously been misfiled here; and the actual petition does not appear on the mircrofilm]
Lot 32, 33, & 34, Concession 5
Page 951 – 954– letter from Deborah Ward, Malahide, March 1, 1845, regarding vacant land lying between the two patents is 46 acres
– mentions Jeremiah S. Taylor
Lot 32, 33 & 35, Concession 5
Page 955 – 958– letter to J. B. Asking, Sept. 26, 1846, stating application has been made by Augustin Rayner, Mrs. Deborah Ward, and Benjamin Birdsall to purchase 58 acres
Lot 33, Concession 5
See: Lot 16 & 23, Concession 4, Bayham (page 959)
South Half Lot 33, Concession 5
Page 960 – 963– letter from Jacob Benner, Aylmer, Jan. 6, 1859, asking if lot was patented to William Smith or if it is for sale
Page 964 – 965– military claim of Samuel Burwell, Southwold Twsp., a private in a flank company of 1st Regiment of Middlesex Militia, between July 1 and Dec. 31, 1812; approved; dated June 23, 1820
Page 966– declaration by Thomas Talbot, Nov. 5, 1831, that Samuel Burwell has performed settlement duties
Page 967– grant to Samuel Burwell, Southwold, 100 acres, 1832
Lot 33 & 35, Concession 5
Page 968 – 970– certification from George Ball, Houghton, June 4, 1844 that he has surveyed these lots
Lot 34, Concession 5
Page 971 – 974– letter from W. H. Wallace, Niagara County, New York, Dec. 2, 1865, wishing to purchase
– says one Ryan took up lot about 1830 but abandoned it and is now deceased
Lot 34 & 35, Concession 5
See: Lot 23, Concession 5 (page 975)
Lot 35, Concession 5
See also: Petitions – Jacob Birdsele, Augustin Rayner
Page 977 – 978– letter from William Thomas Chiverton, Richmond, Feb. 23, 1844 stating he owns south 100 acres of lof 35 and wishes to purchase additional land
Page 979 – 981– letter from John Alexander, Richmond, March 22, 1844 stating he owns north half of lot 35 which he purchased from the widow of Jeremiah Moore
– states William T. Chiverton has made application for the gore
– he wishes to obtain additional land in gore
[note under signature says “supposed to be Daniel Birdsall”]
Page 982– letter from John Alexander, [not dated] regarding Mr. Birdsall’s statement; states Mr. Birdsall has a better right to the land
Page 983 – 984– letter from Jacob Birdsall, Bayham, May 7, 1844, states that reply to his letter was sent to Daniel Birdsall instead of him
– states Mr. Chiverton has applied for his land which he [Birdsall] bought from original grantee
Page 985 – 986– letter from James O. Connelly, Bayham, Aug. 14, 1854, states gore is vacant and wishes to purchase
Lot 18, North Side Talbot Road, Malahide
See: East Half Lot 18, Concession 8, Essa (page 987)
Lot 20, North East of Road, Malahide [Note: “?” is on microfilm]
Page 988 – 992– letter from Charles G. A. Tozer, Malahide, March 29, 1837, states bearer of this letter, John Teeple, and family are living on lot 20, north on Edgeware Road- a Mr. McKenney has applied for lot; but asks that Mr. Teeple can have the lot
Gore between Con 5 & 6, running along lots 31, 32, 33 & 34
Page 993 – 995– letter from John Millard, Richmond, May 2, 1843, asking how the above gore will be disposed of
Lot 31, Gore South of Concession 8
Page 996 – 999– letter from David Hunt, Malahide, Oct. 8, 1832, wishing to purchase
Page 1000 – 1001– letter from David Hunt, Malahide, June 6, 1833, wishing to purchase
Page 1002 – 1003– letter from Augustus V. W. Harris, Malahide, July 29, 1837, wishing to purchase
Page 1004 – 1005– assignment from Alexander Coats Brown, Malahide, to Gideon Roy, Malahide, March 1, 1860; witnessed by William Harvey, Malahide
Lot 74 on Talbot Road East, Malahide
See: Lots 8 & 9, Concession 1, Bayham (page 1006)
Lot 75, North Talbot Road
Page 1007 – 1009– William Davis, Malahide, appoints Mahlon Burwell, of Port Talbot as his attorney to secure patent for 200 acres, Feb. 5, 1814; witnessed by Joseph Davis, William Kern [?]
Page 1010– grant to William Davis, Southwold, 200 acres, 1814
Lot 76, North Talbot Road
Page 1011 – 1013– grant to William Teeple, Stamford twsp., Lincoln Co., 200 acres, 1813
Lot 76, North Talbot Road East
See: Lot 57, North Talbot Road East, Yarmouth (page 1014)
Lot 77 – 82, North Talbot Road East, Malahide
See: Lot 1, 2, 4, 16, & 23, Concesssion 1, Bayham (page 1015)
Lot 83, North Talbot Road
Page 1016 – 1018– grant to John Van Patter, Malahide, 200 acres, 1813
Lot 83, North Talbot Road East
See: Lot 8, Concession 3, Bayham (page 1019)
Lot 84, North Talbot Road
Page 1020 – 1022– grant to Wright Davis, Thorold Twsp., Lincoln Co., son of Thadeus Davis, a United Empire Loyalist, 200 acres, 1810
Lot 85, North Talbot Road East
Page 1023 – 1025– grant to Henry House, Malahide, 200 acres, 1831
Lot 86, North Talbot Road East
Page 1026 – 1028– locations made by Colonel Talbot, to persons paying the whole of the fees – Asa Bradley, 1811
Lot 89, North Talbot Road
Page 1029 – 1031– grant to Joseph Wilson, Malahide, 200 acres, 1825
Lot 91, North Talbot Road East
Page 1032 – 1036– grant to Susannah Brown, Malahide, wife of John Brown, and daughter of Marcus Snider, of Ernestown, a United Empire Loyalist, 1829
Lot 93, North Talbot Road East
Page 1037 – 1039– grant to Winslow Hayward, Malahide, 1830
Lot 94, North Talbot Road
Page 1040 – 1041– grant to John R. Summers, Malahide, the assignee of Alexander Summers, 200 acres, 1848
Lot 96, North Talbot Road
Page 1042 – 1046– grant to John Learn, Malahide, a native of Upper Canada, son of Peter Learn, late of Bertie, deceased, 200 acres, 1822
Lot 100, North Talbot Road
Page 1047 – 1051– grant to John R. Kennedy, Malahide, 200 acres, 1828
Lot 101, North Talbot Road
Page 1052 – 1053– grant to Jesse Baker, Malahide, 200 acres, 1847
Lot 102, North Talbot Road
Page 1054 – 1055– grant to Philip Kilmer, Malahide, 200 acres, 1848
Lot 103, North Talbot Road
Page 1056 – 1057– grant to Samuel Baker, Malahide, 200 acres, 1847
Lot 105, North Talbot Road
Page 1058 – 1062– grant to Elijah Pound, Malahide, son of Daniel Pound, Niagara Twsp., a United Empire Loyalsit, 200 acres, 1814
Lot 107, North Talbot Road
Page 1063 – 1067– grant to John Pound, Malahide, son of Daniel Pound, Bertie Township, a United Empire Loyalist, 200 acres, 1816
Lot 108, North Talbot Road East
See: Lot 117, North Talbot Road East, Bayham (page 1068)
Lot 15, Gore South of Concession 8
Page 1069 – 1071– receipt of purchase for Nelson Harris, Malahide, from Crown Land Department, March 27, 1845
Page 1072– assignment of Nelson Harris, to Warren Davis, Malahide, Feb. 13, 1846; witnessed by John B. Springall, Aylmer, and Philip Hodgkinson
Page 1073– clergy reserve sale to Warren Davis, Malahide, 106 acres, 1849
Lot 16, Gore
Page 1074 – 1076– grant to Ebenezer Colby, Malahide, 200 acres, lot 16, north of lot 89, North Side Talbot Road East, 1821
Lot 19, in the Gore South of Concession 8
Page 1077 – 1079– letter from J. B. Askin, London, Nov. 28, 1835, enclosing an installment for William Sheppard
Page 1080– reply to above from Peter Robinson, saying that a deed for lot was issued to Sally Seely by mistake and is returning money
Lot 25, Gore South of Concession 8
Page 1081 – 1085– assignment from Harrison Thompson, Malahide, to Jonathon Thompson, Malahide, Feb. 25, 1846, witnessed by Nelson Harris, Malahide
Lot 26, North Gore, Malahide
West Half Lot 2, Concession 3, Nassagaweya
Lot 11, Concession 12, Plantagenet
Page 1086 – 1091– letter from Henry E. Nicolls, Toronto, July 5, 1848, regarding claims
Lot 28, Gore between Concession 7 & 8
Page 1092 – 1096– letter from B. Walker, St. Thomas, Nov. 3, 1856, for John Brown regarding sale and payment of lot
Lot 29, Gore between lots North of Talbot Road & Concession 8
Page 1097 – 1098– grant to John Kilmer, Malahide, 84 acres, 1848
Lot 6, Concession 7
Page 1099 – 1101– letter from Moses Clayton, Malahide, Jan. 24, 1830, stating he has purchased Samuel Vanwaggoner’s right to lot and wishes to purchase
– if not for sale, he would like lot 15, concession 5
[note at bottom says lot 15, con 5 – Benjamin Laur and A. McCausland]
Lot 14, Concession 7; Lot 16 Gore
Page 1102 – 1105– letter from the Under Secretary of State, Ottawa, Aug. 4, 1888 regarding claim [letter appears to be to William Henry McEown]
Page 1106 – 1107– request from William Henry McEown, Mooretown, Lambton Co., Aug. 8, 1888; states he is nearly 90 and a former soldier in 1812; was beside General Brock when he received his mortal wound
– asks that a grant to 100 acres in Malahide which was occupied by him for several years be restored to him
Page 1108– reply to above stating matter is under consideration
Page 1109 – 1111– letter from William H. McEown, Mooretown, Aug. 21, re-stating his claim
Page 1112 – 1114– letter from William H. McEown, Mooretown, Aug. 25,1888; says his brother’s wife owns that lot and always lived there – says he is 89 years old
Page 1115– reply to above stating the Department has no funds for which a money payment can be made in lieu of land for services rendered in the War of 1812 – 1815
Page 1116 – 1119– reply to William H. McEown, Aug. 20, 1888, regarding his petition to have lot in Malahide restored to him; states there is no correspondence on file respecting his claim to that lot
– Matthew House was located on these lots and were patented to him in 1836 (lot 13 & 14, North Gore)
– patent for lot 16, North Gore was issued to Ebenezer Colby in 1821
Page 1120 – 1123– letter from William H. McEown, Mooretown, Aug. 28, 1888, asking if the Government is going to help him or not
Page 1124 – 1126– letter from William H. McEown, Mooretown, Sept. 5, 1888, asking for help as he is 89 years old and destitute
Page 1127 – 1129– letter from William H. McEown, Mooretown, Sept. 10, 1888 asking for financial help
Lot 1, Concession 8
Page 1130 – 1132– grant to Luke Teeple, Charlotteville Twsp., Norfolk Co., son of Peter Teeple, Oxford Twsp., a United Empire Loyalist, 200 acres, 1817
South Half Lot 4, Concession 8
Page 1133 – 1135– grant to Orange Partlow, Malahide, 100 acres, 1830
Lot 6, Cocnession 8
Page 1136 – 1137– declaration by Samuel Vanwagoner, Feb. 24, 1830, giving up his claim to Moses Clayton
Page 1138 – 1139– letter from Samuel Vanwagoner, Jan. 31, 1829, wishing to purchase
Page 1140– declaration by Samuel Vanwagoner, Malahide, Jan. 27, 1831, that he has given up his claim to lot 6
Page 1141 – 1142– letter from Moses Clayton, March 26, 1835, enclosing payment
Page 1143 – 1144– letter from Moses Clayton, Malahide, Jan. 28, 1839, enclosing last instalment and asking for patent; states bearer of the letter is Jeremiah Vanwagoner
Lot 6, Concession 8, Malahide
Lot 2, Concession 9, Malahide
Lot 17, Concession 12, Dorchester
Page 1145 – 1147– letter from Charles G. A. Tozer, April 16, 1828, wishing to purchase
Page 1148– declaration that Charles Tozer is the first applicant for lots; dated at St. Thomas, March 26, 1828
Page 1149– declaration by Charles G. A. Tozer, Jan. 25, 1831, giving up his claim to lot 6, con. 8, Malahide
South Half Lot 6, Concession 8
Page 1150 – 1152– letter from Moses Clayton, Bayham, March 6, 1831, enclosing S. Vanwagoner’s relinquishment of claim and wishing to purchase
Page 1153 – 1155– articles of agreement between Hon. Peter Robinson and Moses Clayton for purchase of lot, March 16, 1831
Page 1156 – 1157– letter from Moses Clayton, Malahide, July 22, 1831, enclosing payment
Page 1158 – 1162– receipts to Moses Clayton, for payments
North Half Lot 7, Concession 8
See: South Half Lot 5, Concession 8, Bayham (page 1163)
South Half Lot 7, Concession 8
Page 1164 – 1166– grant to Richard Call, Malahide, 100 acres, 1830
North Half Lot 8, Concession 8
Page 1167 – 1171– grant to William Koyle, Malahide, 100 acres, 1821
Lot 12, Concession 8
Page 1172 – 1174– letter from Hamilton McKenney, Malahide, Jan. 13, 1832, enclosing surrender of claim of O. G. Bradley, to him
Page 1175– surrender of claim of O. G. Bradley, to Hamilton McKenney, Jan. 10, 1832
Page 1176– letter from Daniel [or Samuel] McKenney, Malahide, Aug. 16, 1831, stating he cannot make the whole payment on lot 12, and wishes George Harris to have it as he has bought his improvements
Page 1177 – 1178– letter from Hamilton McKenney, Malahide, April 22, 1840, enclosing payment
North Half Lot 12, Concession 8
Page 1179 – 1181– letter from Doyle McKenney for Samuel McKenney, October 7, 1830, wishing to purchase
Page 1182 – 1183– letter from George Harris, Malahide, Sept. 11, 1833 stating he has sold his rights to Mathew Mansfield and Charles G. A. Tozer, and a claim from Samuel McKenney; witnessed by Charles G. A. Tozer
Page 1184– letter from Matthew Mansfield, Malahide, Sept. 7, 1833, stating he has bought claim of George Harris, and encloses payment
-says to direct reply to Yarmouth Post Office, R. L. McKenney, postmaster
South Half Lot 12, Concession 8
Page 1185 – 1187– letter from O. G. Bradley, Nov. 8, 1831, wishing to purchase
Page 1188– letter from O. G. Bradley, Malahide, Jan. 24, 1833, wishing to give lot up to Hamilton McKenney
Page 1189 – 1190– letter from Hamilton McKenney, Malahide, Sept. 22, 1834, enclosing payment
Page 1191 – 1193– letter from Hamilton McKenney, Malahide, Jan. 22, 1836, asking for acknowledgement of last payment
Page 1194 – 1195– letter from Hamilton McKenney, Malahide, April 26, 1841, says he has paid balance and asks for deed
Lot 15, Concession 8
See: Lot 8, Concession 1(page 1196)
South Half Lot 16, Concession 8
Page 1197 – 1199– letter from Calvin Scripture, Aylmer, Dec. 11, 1838, wishing to purchase
Lot 16, Gore, Concession 8
Page 1200 – 1202– letter from John Parker Jr., Aylmer, Oct. 18, 1844, wishing to purchase
Lot 17, Gore South of Concession 8
See: Lot 2, Gore North of Concession 5 (page 1203)
Lot 18, Concession 8
Page 1204 – 1206– Order in Council, Feb. 6, 1823, for William Van Every, for 200 acres, as son of a United Empire Loyalist
South Half Lot 19, Concession 8
Page 1207 – 1208– grant to George Teeple, Malahide, 100 acres, 1830
North Half Lot 20, Concession 8
Page 1209 – 1211– letter from Donald McLachlan, July 5, 1831, wishing to purchase
Page 1212 – 1213– letter from Donald McLachlan, March 9, 1832, wishing to lease if lot is not for sale
Page 1214 – 1216– letter from Donald McLachlan, Malahide, Aug. 12, 1832, enclosing payment for lease
Page 1217 – 1218– letter from Donald McLachlan, Malahide, March 21, 1835, enclosing payment
Page 1219– letter to Donald McLachlan, April 7, 1835, stating lot has been reserved for a glebe and is not for sale
Page 1220– letter to Donald McLachlan, April 3, 1835, acknowledging payment for rent
Page 1221 – 1224– receipts dates 1845 to 1847 to Archibald McLachlin, for rent
South Half Lot 20, Concession 8
Page 1225 – 1227– letter from William Young, Malahide, Nov. 20, 1841, says he has squatted on lot and wishes to purchase
East Half Lot 22, Concession 8
Page 1228 – 1230– location ticket to Samuel Steel, Humberstone Twsp., Lincoln Co., son of William Steel of same place, a United Empire Loyalist; 1823
South Half Lot 22, Concession 8
Page 1231 – 1232– grant to Ebenezer Haney, Malahide, the assignee of William P. Paul, 100 acres, 1848
Lot 23, Gore South, Concession 8
Lot 29, Concession 4, Wilmot
Page 1233 – 1235– letter from Canada Company, Toronto, Nov. 21, 1850, asking for description of these lots
North Half Lot 23, Concession 8
Page 1236 – 1239– assignment of John Pendar, Malahide, to Elisha Sheldon Ganson, Malahide, Oct. 25, 1855; witnessed by John Chalmers, London twsp.
South Half Lot 23, Concession 8
Page 1240 – 1242– assignment of William Hall, Malahide to Richard L. Freeland, Malahide, March 10, 1846, witnessed by Jonathan Thompson, Malahide and Philip Hodgkinson
Page 1243– assignment of Richard L. Freeland, to Nelson Harris, Malahide, March 11, 1846; witnessed by John B. Springall, Aylmer, and Philip Hodgkinson
Lot 25, Concession 8
Page 1244 – 1246– location ticket for Jonathan Steel, Humberstone Twsp., Lincoln Co., son of William Steel, of same place, a United Empire Loyalist
North Half Lot 32, Concession 8
Page 1247 – 1248– grant to Miles Tyrrell, Malahide, the assignee of Jacob Laur, 100 acres, 1848
Lot 33, Concession 8
Page 1249 – 1251– letter from George Tyrrell, Malahide, Nov. 29, 1832, wishing to purchase
Lot 35, Concession 8
See also: Lot 23, Concession 10, Dorchester
Page 1252 – 1254– letter from Thomas Talbot, Port Talbot, Nov. 19, 1839, stating two of his settlers have had the land they are on for two years sold at an acution
-encloses certificates of settlement to correct mistake
Page 1255 – 1256– Order in Council, Oct. 3, 1845, accepting the surrender of patent by James Neville
Page 1257– grant to Peter Laur, Malahide, the assignee of William Kipp, 100 acres, 1848
Lot 35, Concession 8
See: Lot 18, Range 1 & 2, North East Road, Yarmouth (page 1258)
Lot 35, Concession 8, Malahide
Lot 20, Range 2, North East Road, Yarmouth
Page 1259 – 1263– letter from J. B. Askin, London, Oct. 21, 1839 regarding James Nevills’ U. E. rights and military service as a private in a Flank Company of 2nd Regiment of Lincoln militia
– also the assignment of rights of Peter Haggadone of Bayham, a private in a flank company of 1st Regiment of Norfolk militia
– U. E. Right of Jacob Caughell and Alexander Campbell also listed
Page 1264 – 1265– letter from James Neville, Yarmouth Heights, Feb. 15, 1840, asking for the result of his claims
Page 1266 – 1269– letter from James Neville, Yarmouth Heights, July 24, 1861, regarding government request to release patent for Malahide lot in exchange for another lot
Broken Lot 2 & 8, Concession 9
Page 1270 – 1272– Order in Council, Jan. 10, 1832, regarding petition of Charles G. A. Tozer, Malahide to lease; not granted until Surveyor General makes recommendation
Page 1273 – 1275– letter from Mahlon Burwell, Deputy Surveyor, Feb. 11, 1833, giving his opinion upon request of Charles Gustavus Augustus Tozer, Malahide
– states lot was last applied for by George Harris and O. G. Bradley of Malahide
Lot 5, Concession 9
Page 1276 – 1279– letter from Harris, Magee, Campbell & McNabb, Barristers & Solicitors, London, Nov. 22, 1872, regarding quantity of land in lot and if whole lot was patented
– states lot was patented to Canada Company in 1830
Lot 8, Concession 9
Page 1280 – 1282– letter from Edward Johnson, Feb. 5, 1831, wishing to purchase
Page 1283 – 1284– letter from Charles G. A. Tozer, Nov. 1, 1831, wishing to purchase
Page 1285 – 1286– letter from Edward Johnson, Malahide, Nov. 27, 1832, wishing to purchase
Lot 8 & 15, Concession 9
Page 1287 – 1289– letter from George G. Corporon, Oct. 22, 1830, wishing to purchase
Lot 15, Concession 9
Page 1290 – 1291– declaration of George Corporon, Malahide, July 9, 1832, giving up his rights to lot 15, to John W. Beemer [or Benner]; witnessed by William Adams
Page 1292 – 1293– letter from John W. Beemer [?], Malahide, July 9, 1832, enclosing declaration of George Corporon, and asks for terms of payment
Page 1294 – 1295– letter from Mahlon Burwell, Feb. 8, 1834, stating that Charles Gustavus Augustus Tozer, has purchased the improvements made by John Beemer
Page 1296– receipt to Charles G. A. Tozer, Feb. 14, 1834, for first instalment
Page 1297 – 1298– assignment of Charles G. A. Tozer, Malahide, to William Hall, Malahide, April 29, 1840; witnessed by John Hall, Malahide; and Philip Hodgkinson
Page 1299– affidavit of John Hall, that he witnessed George Stearns [?] sign an assignment to William Hall on April 3, 1838
Page 1300 – 1301– torn receipt for William Hall, May 28, 1840
Page 1302 – 1304– letter to J. B. Askin regarding conditions of assignment from William Hall to John Hall
Page 1305– assignment from William Hall to John Hall [note: actual document is not on microfilm]
Page 1306– letter from Crown Land Office, Toronto, June 12, 1851, returning assignment from William Hall to John Hall to investigate whether conditions were complied with
North Half Lot 15, Concession 9
Page 1307 – 1309– letter from John Hall, Aylmer, April 1, 1847, stating his father William Hall purchased lot 15 a long time ago and sold him the north half, and wishes to obtain patent
Page 1310 – 1311– reply to above from Crown Land Dept., April 14, 1847 stating John Hall can obtain patent upon paying the arrears and filing an assignment
Page 1312 – 1313– letter from Philip Hodgkinson, Aylmer, June 25, 1847, enclosing a payment from John Hall
Page 1314 – 1315– letter from Philip Hodgkinson, Aylmer, Aug. 10, 1847, enclosing a payment for John Hall and requesting patent
Page 1316 – 1317– letter from Crown Land Office, Feb. 11, 1848, stating an additional amount is owing and that William Hall’s assignment contains conditions which must be arranged between the parties
Page 1318 – 1319– assignment of William Hall, Malahide, to John Hall, Malahide, Feb. 21, 1853; witnessed by Thomas M. Nairn, Aylmer, and Philip Hodgkinson
Lot 20, Concession 9
Page 1320 – 1322– grant to James McLachlan, Malahide, south half lot 20, 100 acres, 1824
Page 1323 – 1324– grant to Donald McLachlan, Malahide, north half lot 20, 100 acres, 1824
Page 1325 – 1327– letter from Joseph Bell, Aylmer, April 24, 1853, asking if lot 20 was granted to Daniel McLachlan of Malahide
Lot 21, Concession 9
Page 1328 – 1330– letter from William Mitchell, Malahide, Nov. 23, 1832, wishing to settle on lot – has a small family and has came out from Ireland this fall
South Half Lot 24, Concession 9
Page 1331 – 1332– grant to John Johnson, Malahide, the assignee of Bradford Corless, 100 acres, 1848
Page 1333 – 1336
– abstract of title of lot 24, as found in the Registry Office:
– to John Johnson, south half, 100 acres, 1848
– to Benjamin Secord, north half, 1847
– Secord to William E. Bingham, north half, 1847
– Bingham to Alexander McKenzie, north half, 1849
– McKenzie to Richard Bailey, 1849
– Johnson to Adam Hegler, 1849
– other names listed are Ira Henry, Josiah Helinka, William Cook, Elisha S. Ganson
North Half Lot 26, Concession 9
Page 1337 – 1340– appears to be cover of letter from Andrew Newell, March 27, 1868, enclosing payment [Note: letter is not there, only direction to send to Clunas Post Office, for Andrew Newell of Malahide]
Lot 27, Concession 9
Lot 27, Concession 10
Page 1341 – 1343– letter from Edward Ketcham, Malahide, Sept. 14, 1839, wishing to obtain lot
North Half Lot 29, Concession 9
Page 1344 – 1346– letter from Joseph Bell, Aylmer, March 18, 1854 asking if lot is for sale
Page 1347 – 1348– letter from Joseph Bell, Aylmer, Feb. 24, 1854, asking if lot is for sale
South Half Lot 29, Concession 9
Page 1349 – 1351– letter from W. E. Murray, ,Aylmer, Oct. 4, 1866, for Robert Able, of Malahide, asking if lot is for sale
– reply on page 1350 states “Robert Noble”, and that lot was deeded to Canada Company in 1846
South Half Lot 31, Concession 9
Page 1352 – 1355– assignment of John Foster, Malahide, to Moses Foster, Malahide, April 23, 1851; witnessed by Daniel Pound, Malahide; and Frederick Kettles
Lot 32, Concession 9
Page 1356 – 1358– grant to Abraham Brown, Thorold Twsp., Lincoln Co., son of John Brown, late of same place, deceased, a United Empire Loyalist, 200 acres, 1829
Lot 33, Concession 9
Page 1359 – 1361– letter from Alfred Gillet, Malahide, Nov. 26, 1832, wishing to purchase
Page 1362 – 1364– letter from John B. Asking, London, Nov. 28, 1836, stating Francis Moore has purchased lot; asks for a letter from his brother Alexander Moore
South Half Lot 33, & 34, Concession 9
Lot 33, Concession 8
Page 1365 – 1370– assignment of Francis Moore, Malahide, to Peter Woolley, of Malahide; south half lot 33, concession 9, Oct. 12, 1843; witnessed by Martin Moore, Bayham, merchant; and Daniel [or David] Ross [or Moss]
page 1369 is a receipt to Francis Moore for payment, March 15, 1837
Page 1371 – 1372– letter from J. Harvey Woods, Bayham, April 8, 1840, asking if south halves of lot 33 & 34, concession 9 and lot 33, concession 8 can be purchased
South Half Lot 33, Concession 9
See: Lot 3 & 6, S.S.E., Dundas St., London (town); Drake, (Richard & William)(page 1373)
South Half Lot 33, Concession 9
See: South Half Lot 22, Con. [blank], Bayham (page 1374)
South Half Lot 35, Concession 9
Page 1375 – 1376– grant to Francis Stephenson Moore, Malahide, the assignee of Alexander Cascadden, 100 acres, 1848
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Archives of Ontario MS 658 Reel 275
Elgin County Library Microfilm Number 1248
Lot 20, Concession 10
Page 1377 – 1379– letter from Jno. McLean, Barrister, St. Thomas, July 30, 1875, asking for his client Thomas Sampey, who is a squatter on this lot and wishes to purchase
Page 1380– reply to above stating lot 20, concession 10 does not appear on the plan of Malahide; lot 21 is the first or lowest number in that concession
Lot 21, 22 & 23, Concession 10
Page 1381 – 1383– grant to Archibald McLachlan, Malahide, 50 acres, 1838
Lot 23, Concession 10
Page 1384 – 1386– letter from W. E. Murray, Aylmer, Sept. 12, 1861, for Patrick Quin, who wishes to purchase
Lot 24, Concession 10
See Also: Lot 24, Concession 9; see Petition – Cook, William
Page 1387 – 1389– letter from J. S. Mitchell, London, Aug. 10, 1837, wishing to purchase
Page 1390 – 1391– letter from J. B. Askin, London, Feb. 14, 1859, regarding value of lot
Page 1392 – 1393– letter from Alexander McKenzie, Aylmer, May 28, 1849, wishing to purchase; says he has purchased adjoining lot
Page 1394 – 1396– letter from Charles G. A. Tozer, Aylmer, Feb. 5, 1853, wishing to purchase lot 24 (30 acres); and lot 23 (50 acres), and also says on lot 30, one “ Bingham” has taken timber off
Page 1397 – 1398– assignment of William E. Bingham, Yarmouth, to Alexander McKenzie, Malahide; witnessed by Joel W. Davis [not dated]
Page 1399 – 1400– assignment of Alexander McKenzie, to William Cooke, Vaughan Twsp., May 23, 1854; witnessed by James Joseph Bell, Malahide
Page 1401 – 1402– affidavit of Mark Hornby, Malahide, that he has inspected lot ; 6 acres are cleared and fenced; contains 25 acres; and was purchased by William Cooke from Alexander McKenzie about two years ago, who had it 7 years; he has never heard of the claim of Alexander McKenzie disputed; dated May 28, 1856
Page 1403 – 1404– affidavit of Jacob Baker, Malahide, stating same as above; dated May 28, 1856
Page 1405 – 1407– map and description of lot 24, concession 10 by Jesse P. Ball, Provincial Land Surveyor, Malahide, June 14, 1856
Page 1408– affidavit of Mark Hornby, Malahide, that he has lived in the neighbourhood of lot 24, con 10 for 10 years, and has been acquainted with Alexander McKenzie for 15 years; sworn before Elisha Sheldon Ganson, J.P., Oct. 2, 1857
Page 1409– affidavit of Jacob Baker, Malahide, that he has lived in the neighbourhood of lot 24, con 10 for four years and is acquainted with Alexander McKenzie for four years; sworn before Elisha Sheldon Ganson, J.P., Oct. 2, 1857
Page 1410 – 1411– affidavit of William Cook, Vaughan Twsp., York Co., that he is the applicant to purchase lot; sworn before Joseph Rogers, J.P., York, Sept. 1, 1857
Page 1412 – 1414– reply from Crown Land Dept., Toronto, Dec. 27, 1858, that sale of lot may be made to William Cook of Vaughan
Lot 27, Concession 10
Page 1415 – 1417– letter from Jacob Neff, S. Dorchester, Oct. 22, 1838, wishing to purchase
Page 1418 – 1419– letter from Edward Ketchabaw, Oct. 27, 1840, wishing to purchase; states he has been in possession of lot
Page 1420 – 1421– reply to Edward Ketchabaw, from Crown Lands Office, Feb. 17, 1841, stating lot 27 is a clergy reserve and not for sale at present
Lot 27, Concession 10
See: Lot 27, Concession 9 (page 1422)
Page 1423 – 1424– letter from Edward Ketchabaw, Aylmer, Nov. 9, 1840, wishing to purchase lot 29, concession 9, in addition to lot 27, concession 10
– letter from Jacob Ketchabaw, Aylmer, Nov. 9, 1840, states he has made improvements to lot 3, concession 12, S. Dorchester, and wishes to purchase it
Page 1425 – 1426– letter to Edward Ketchabaw, Aylmer, from Crown Land Office, Toronto, Dec. 26, 1840, that there does not appear to be a concession 10 in Malahide, and lot 27, concession 9 is a clergy reserve and not for sale
Lot 29, Concession 10
Page 1427 – 1428– grant to Benjamin Kinsey, Malahide, 82 acres, 1848
Lot 30, Concession 10
Page 1429 – 1431– letter from Jacob Neff, Aylmer, March 2, 1855, wishing to purchase
Page 1432 – 1433– letter from Benjamin Kinsey, Aylmer, Dec. 8, 1855, wishing to purchase
Page 1434 – 1436– letter from James Kennedy, Uxbridge, Sept. 14, 1848, asking if lot is for sale; says he has purchased an adjoining piece of property, and if he can’t buy lot 30, it will be too small and he will have to move elsewhere
Page 1436a– note mentioning David Heron and Andrew Heron disposing of lot
Lot 18, North Gore
Page 1437 – 1440– receipt of patent fee from James Crane, Oct. 6, 1827; 100 acres; Nahum Powers was the original nominee for lot
Page 1441 – 1442– Order in Council Jan. 3, 1827 that Nahum Powers, Malahide, be granted 100 acres; lot 18, North Gore
Page 1443– declaration by Thomas Talbot that Nahum Powers has performed settlement duties; Aug. 26, 1822
Lot 27, North Gore
Page 1444 – 1447– letter from Thomas Talbot, Port Talbot, May 18, 1846, stating name of William Baxter is entered on lot, not David Baxter
Lot 74, South Talbot Road
Page 1448 – 1450– grant to Daniel McKenney, Malahide, 200 acres, 1813
Lot 75, South Talbot Road
Page 1451 – 1455– grant to Henry Slosson, Malahide, 200 acres, 1819
Lot 76, South Talbot Road
Page 1456 – 1458– grant to William Teeple, Twsp. Oxford on the Thames, Oxford Co., son of Peter Teeple of same place, a United Empire Loyalist, 200 acres, 1812
Lot 77, South Talbot Road
Page 1459 – 1463– grant to Sarah Ostrander, Malahide, wife of Isaac Ostrander, and daughter of Crowell Willson, of Willoughby Twsp., a United Empire Loyaist, 200 acres, 1816
Lot 79, South Talbot Road
Page 1464 – 1466– letter from Charles G. A. Tozer, Oct. 3, 1840, for William Teeple, asking if any patent has been filed
Page 1467– reply stating lot was originally located by Col. Talbot to George Wood, then sold to Simeon Davis, who sold to William Teeple, the present occupant
Page 1468 – 1469– letter from Charles G. A. Tozer, Oct. 5, 1840, again requesting information for William Teeple
Page 1470 – 1473– letter from Thomas Talbot, Port Talbot, Nov. 9, 1840, regarding application for deed by William Teeple
– states original locatee George Wood left the area in 1819, and sold his improvements to George Henry Teeple, the son of William
– also mentions lot 21, concession 8, Bayham, and locatee William Caswell who left the area and died in Michigan; his heir sold improvements to Sylvester Cook
Lot 84, South Talbot Road East
Page 1474 – 1476– grant to Amos Dakins, Malahide, 1824
Lot 85, South Talbot Road
Page 1477 – 1479– grant to Miles Hitchcock, Niagara Twsp., Lincoln Co., son of late Miles Hitchcock, deceased, a United Empire Loyalist; 200 acres, 1811
Lot 88, South Talbot Road East Malahide
See: Lot 20, Concession 2, Essa (page 1480)
Lot 92, South Talbot Road
Page 1481 – 1482– grant to John R. Summers, Malahide, 200 acres, 1848
Lot 94, South Talbot Road
Page 1483 – 1484– grant to James Summers, Malahide, 200 acres, 1848
Lot 95, South Talbot Road East
Page 1485 – 1487– grant to Caleb Burdick, Malahide, 200 acres, 1824
Lot 96, South Talbot Road
Page 1488 – 1490– grant to John Winans, Malahide, 200 acres, 1831
Lot 101, South Talbot Roa
Page 1491 – 1493– grant to Sarah Fisher, Glanford Twsp., Wentworth Co., wife of James Fisher, and daughter of Benjamin Lockwood, of same place, a United Empire Loyalist, 200 acres, 1819
Lot 102, South Talbot Road East
Page 1494 – 1496– grant to John Laur, Malahide, 200 acres, 1830
Lot 103, South Talbot Road East
Page 1497 – 1499– grant to Silas Carter, Bertie Twsp., 200 acres, in lieu of earlier grant dated 1796 in lot B, Concession 4, Aldborough
Lot 104, South Talbot Road
Page 1500 – 1501– declaration of Thomas Talbot that Nicholas Carter has performed settlement duties on lot 104; 200 acres, May 20, 1819
Page 1502 – 1505– grant to Nicholas Carter, Malahide, 1820, 200 acres
Lot 105, South Talbot Road
Page 1506 – 1508– grant to David Hutchinson, Malahide, 200 acres, 1819
Lot 106, South Talbot Road
Page 1509 – 1511– grant to William Ezard, Malahide, 200 acres, 1820
Lot 107, South Talbot Road
Page 1512 – 1513– grant to James Johnston, Malahide, 200 acres, 1848
Lot 108, South Talbot Road
Page 1514 – 1516– grant to Doyle McKenny, Bayham, son of late Amos McKenny of Niagara Twsp., deceased, a United Empire Loyalist; 200 acres, 1817