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Topic: Lloydtown, Ontario

	Lloydtown, Ontario - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Lloydtown is a hamlet located in King Township, Ontario, Canada.
		The Lloydtown Rebellion of 1837 was part of the Upper Canada Rebellion.
		During the 1830s, Lloydtown was well-known as a site for reform sympathisers, and regular meetings were hosted by Jesse Lloyd.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Lloydtown,_Ontario (137 words)

	King, Ontario - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		is a township in York Region north of Toronto, Ontario, Canada.
		King features some of the most picturesque countryside in Ontario.
		The Holland Marsh, considered to be Ontario's "vegetable basket," is also located in King Township.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/King,_Ontario (201 words)

	Endnotes; Research Notes: Hulse Descendants (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		OGS, Lloydtown Anglican Cemetery (Ontario: OGS), name="Mary Barnett".
		Ontario Vital Statistics, Registration of Birth, #3845 for 1887, Alice's birth took place in Orangeville in March 1887, Archives of Ontario, 77 Grenville, Toronto, Ontario, Canada.
		Ontario Vital Statistics, Registration of Birth, #43130 for 1886, note: Edward had great difficulty locating verification of his age when applying for his Canada Pension circa 1951, as this registration could not be located (his birth was registered in the year following the event).
	www1.xe.net /~mbone/webtree/data/hulse_d/endnote1.htm (3756 words)

	Endnotes; Research Notes: William Morton Family (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Ontario Vital Statistics, Registration of Birth, #43130 for 1886, note: Edward had great difficulty locating verification of his age when applying for his Canada Pension circa 1951, as this registration could not be located (his birth was registered in the year following the event), Archives of Ontario, 77 Grenville, Toronto, Ontario, Canada.
		Ontario Vital Statistics, Registration of death, death certificate (#27727 for 1911) states DOB was 14 Jan 1828, and the his mother was Eliza Dean (as opposed to Eliza Barrett), Archives of Ontario, 77 Grenville, Toronto, Ontario, Canada.
		Ontario Vital Statistics, Registration of death, #29856 for 1916, informant H.H. Morton also states mother was Eliza Barrett (as opposed to Dean on brother Francis's certificate).
	www.ccma.ca /~mbone/webtree/data/morton_a/endnote1.htm (8232 words)

	SchombergCommunity.ca : Lloydtown
		Unresolved with the issues that plagued him and with the government troops hot on his heels, Lloyd fled to the United Sates after Mackenzie was defeated and he died in exile at the age of 53.
		For 50 years after its founding by the Jesse Lloyd family, it was said that Lloydtown was second in importance as a significant community to the town of Toronto itself.
		When the Ontario, Simcoe and Union Railroad was constructed between 1851-55 and ran from Toronto through Richmond Hill and then north to the settlement of Barrie, it was decided to by-pass Lloydtown and an era ended.
	www.schombergcommunity.com /index.php?pageId=5097 (358 words)

	Rick Russo, Mva - My Real Estate Article (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		The erection of saw and woollen mills hastened the growth of Lloydtown and, in 1831, it had a post office and several hotels.
		When the Ontario, Simcoe and Union Railroad was constructed between 1851-55, it by-passed Lloydtown.
		Lloydtown lies to the west of Schomberg from Church Street.
	www.rickrusso.com /content/printarticle.html?article=15608 (605 words)

	Horan~McCarroll Genealogy - pafg01 - Generated by Personal Ancestral File (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Ella Margarette McCarroll was born on 01 Feb 1913 in King Township, York County, Ontario, Canada.
		She was buried in Oct 1982 in St. Paul's Cemetary, Alliston, Ontario, Canada.
		Patricia Ann Horan "Patty" was born on 30 Oct 1966 in Stevenson Memorial Hospital, Alliston, Ontario, Canada.
	ft.merlinean.com /pafg01.htm (754 words)

	Lloydtown Rebellion Association
		Communities such as Lloydtown, Kettleby and Schomberg benefited from the fast flowing streams and rivers that provided a good power source for saw and grist mills.
		In the 1830's, Lloydtown became a well-known hotbed of reform sympathy and meetings were held in Jesse Lloyd's home.
		Early on monday morning, December the 4th, Jesse Lloyd and his followers left Lloydtown and joined other patriots from East Gwillimbury, Whitchurch and the east half of King on their March down Yonge Steet towards Toronto.
	home.mountaincable.net /~proimp/lloydtown_rebellion_association.htm (479 words)

	Historical Plaques of York County
		Assisted by grants from the Netherlands, Canada and Ontario, fifteen Dutch families many from Friesland and Gronigen originally, settled on the marsh in 1934 and formed the nucleus of the community of Ansnorvelot.
		By 1870 Kettleby's population was 100, but with local timber exhausted and the Ontario Simcoe and Huron Railway by-passing the village, Kettleby declined as an industrial centre to become a rural hamlet.
		Erected by the Society for the Preservation of Historic Thornhill and Holy Trinity Anglican Church, with the assistance of the Ontario Ministry of Culture and Recreation.
	www.waynecook.com /ayork.html (6767 words)

	Parish of Lloydtown Christ Church Anglican Church,Diocese of Toronto, (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Parish of Lloydtown Christ Church Anglican Church,Diocese of Toronto,
		Christ Church is a beautiful country church in a unique, rural Ontario village.
		Thanks to donations from individuals and government grants, both the Church and Parish Hall have been renovated estensively over the years to keep with the demands of the congregation and the community.
	www.netcomsolutions-ont.com /parish_lloydtown/christchurch.html (212 words)

	Randonneurs Ontario: Maple-Erin-Hockley 200K (2003) Ride Report
		I was treated to a dizzying array of exhaust notes, and exhaust fumes of all sorts of two, three, and four wheeled vehicles on the gradual ascent along the river valley.
		Climbing out of the river valley is always a treat as the steep slope has switchbacks, which is the closest thing in Ontario we have to anything in the real mountains in western Canada or in Europe.
		Ontario isn't known for its large hills, and we are only talking about 240 m or so of fall, but this was absolutely sensational.
	www.randonneursontario.ca /result/rrmeh03.html (2846 words)

	Descendants of Charles Dyer Card
		He was born 25 May 1829 in Newmarket, Ontario, and died 19 February 1910 in Pelee Island,Ontario,Canada.
		When her parents departed for Ontario, she accompanied them, her husband was on a sea voyage at the time.
		She was born 22 January 1865 in Doon, Waterloo Co., Ontario, and died 11 August 1932 in Effingham, Illinois.
	members.tripod.com /KenCarrico/cardsilas.htm (2331 words)

	Earls Family Chronicles - Christopher E. Brennen (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Isabella Helena Mercer was born in 1850 in Etobicoke, Ontario.
		Emily Augusta Schell was born on Jan.11, 1856, and, on Jun.26, 1876, in Ingersoll, Ontario, was married to William Johnston Waddingham, born Nov.12, 1854, in Kingston, Ontario.
		Levi Heath Mercer II was born on Jan.8, 1828, in York, Ontario, and on Feb.12, 1852, in Esquesing, Ontario, was married to Elizabeth Ann Orth, born Mar.30, 1833.
	www.dankat.com /earls/apdx9c.htm (4707 words)

	(from Early Settlements of King Township, Ontario by Elizabeth McClure Gillham; published by the Author, 1975)
		Schomberg, situated approximately a mile east of Lloydtown, was first named Brownsville, in honour of early settlers in the area by the name of Brown.
		In 1830, John R. Brown, a Pennsylvania Quaker, accompanied by three brothers, emigrated to Canada, and it is reported that they settled on lot 26, concession 8, King Township.
		It is believed that the first school was erected in 1820, on a knoll east of the southeast corner of the ninth concession and Lloydtown road, and served the community for twenty-five years.
	myroots.faithweb.com /Schomberg.htm (1068 words)

	Lloydtown (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		In Lloydtown on the SW corner of Little Rebel Road and Rebellion Way, 1.7 km west of the intersection of Highway 27 and Lloydtown-Aurora Road one concession south of Highway 9.
		The erection of a grist-mill, sawmill and woolen mill, two tanneries, stores and a number of pioneer industries hastened Lloydtown's growth.
		He raised and trained a local force, but following MacKenzie's defeat Lloyd was forced to flee to the United States where he died in exile.
	www.ontarioplaques.com /PlaqueText/York08a.html (149 words)

	Descendants of Eunice Hambley
		H AMBLEY) was born 1845 in King Township, York County, Ontario, Canada, and died 1891.
		H AMBLEY) was born 1847 in King Township, York County, Ontario, Canada, and died Abt.
		H AMBLEY) was born August 23, 1875 in Lloydtown, King Township, York County, Ontario, Canada, and died July 25, 1941 in Sandusky, Michigan, USA.
	myroots.faithweb.com /Hambley.htm (824 words)

	Samuel WAUCHOPE of Lloydtown, Ontario
		Re: Samuel WAUCHOPE of Lloydtown, Ontario Ginny Keefer 10/20/02
		Re: Samuel WAUCHOPE of Lloydtown, Ontario Noreen Sergovitch 4/23/01
		Re: Samuel WAUCHOPE of Lloydtown, Ontario Ernie CORRY 4/24/01
	www.jenforum.com /walkup/messages/261.html (120 words)

	Canadian Crop Circle Research Network (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Unless further evidence indicates otherwise it will be classified as a 2002 formation.
		A possible snow circle was located by CCCRN Field Researcher, Matt Rock in early January, 2003 in the same general area as many of the Ontario summer 2002 crop circle formations.
		The 'snow circle' is an oblong, oval or elliptical shape of approximately 25 x 35 feet by 35 x 40 in a large, harvested field of rape seed crop just south of the Lloydtown-Aurora Sideroad, Dufferin County.
	www.cccrn.ca /caledoneast02reports.html (263 words)

	FOURTH GENERATION (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		William Francis FLANAGAN was born on 24 Sep 1900 in King Twp, York Co, Ontario.
		He was baptized on 28 Oct 1900 in St. John's Roman Catholic Church, Newmarket, Ontario.
		Alice Olive BELL was born on 9 May 1911 in King Twp, York Co, Ontario.
	freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com /~cbry/d4541.html (112 words)

	History of Nobleton ONTARIO Canada - Pagelite Search The Canadian Web Directory
		Review the beliefs and history of this church in Ontario which is affiliated with the Orthodox Christian Reformed Churches of North America.
		Ontario Genealogical Society, Toronto Branch Cemetery on the Hill (Nobleton), King Township, Ontario 1989...
		...Lake - A parish in the Diocese of Ontario.
	search.pagelite.ca /canada/ONTARIO/Nobleton/History%20of (598 words)

	KTPL -- Local History -- Loal History Index -- King City (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Illustrated Historical Atlas of the County of York 1877-1881, 1969 ed.
		Lloydtown: A Pioneer Hamlet in Upper Canada : Unveiling and Dedication of Historical Cairn and Plaque, Sunday, September 24, 1972
		Ontario Genealogical Society, York Region Branch Reverend William Jenkins, Richmond Hill, Ontario: a transcription of the register of marriages, 1819-1843
	www.king-library.on.ca /historyindex/kingcity3.htm (453 words)

	[No title]
		London, Ontario, 1831; Member of LOL 412, London; Mayor of London, 1861-1864; Deputy Grand Master of GOL of Ontario West in 1860; Elected as the first mayor of Winnipeg, Manitoba in 1874; Instrumental in arranging for the arrest of Louis Riel's Adjutant-Genreral, Ambroise Lepine in 1873
		FLANAGAN, JOHN - County Master of Frontenac, Ontario in 1858;Grand Master of the 'Benjamin Grand Lodge of Canada' in 1855;One of the chief organizers of the Orange display of strength at Kingston, Ontario in 1860 during the Prince of Wales visit;Mayor of Kingston - 1858
		Gananoque, Ontario, 1842; Called to the bar in 1863 and opened a law practice in Brockville, Ontario; Elected a councillor of the first Gananoque town council in 1863; County Master of Leed in the 1860's; Grand Master of the GOL of Ontario East, 1869-1873; M.P.P. for South Leeds, 1871-1873
	members.tripod.com /%7ERoughian/index-11.html (2991 words)

	SHAW in Kent Ontario (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		I have found him and his wife Ellen/Helen in 1881 and 1901 at Tidbury East, Kent.
		He was a teacher at Lloydtown 1858-63 and I think I have him in California and Long Creek NB before that.
		His children were William born 1860 Pringle born 1863 Issabella born 1867 Samuel born 1871 Fanny Maude born 1881 I would love to link up with any descendants.
	www.talkabouteducation.com /group/alt.genealogy/messages/229292.html (143 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		General Manager: 81West Group Inc. Jan 2003 to Dec 2003 Sudbury, Ontario Primary responsibilities: Responsible for the daily operation and administration of this corporate training centre.
		Design: Centennial College Sept 2004 to Present Toronto, Ontario A unique post-graduate program that develops talents in writing and interactive design.
		Honours B.A. Economics: Laurentian University Sept 1994 to Apr 1998 Sudbury, Ontario Awarded a number of bursaries and scholarships based on academic achievement.
	www.mtasso.com /resume/pdf/MTResume.doc (356 words)

	Randonneurs Ontario: Maple-Conestogo 300K (2003) Ride Report
		After crossing the covered bridge (the only one left on Ontario), we found the park and the road full of people which we had to carefully dodge.
		Just before the turn west on CR 17, we were passed by dozens of Jaguars, new and old.
		These are two of my favourite Ontario towns - so many beautiful old stone century houses.
	www.randonneursontario.ca /result/rrmc03.html (2161 words)

	William A. Agnew, LLoydtown, Ontario
		Looking for any information about William A. Agnew, his wife Cecilia Stogdill and their family who lived in the Township of King, (Lloydtown/Schomberg), Ontario area.
		Both are buried in the Lloydtown Pioneer Cemetery along with most of their children.
		The date on their headstone indicates he died in 1910 but I have been unable to find a copy of his death certificate or any other information about him.
	genforum.genealogy.com /agnew/messages/828.html (112 words)

	McCabeClan - O'Brien
		He worked building the local railroad stations from Tottenham to North Portal, Ontario when the railroad was first established in the area.
		This was the original "Tyson Mill Farm" on the Schomberg River outside of Lloydtown, Ontario once owned by Isaac Tyson who, in 1837, purchased the grist mill in Lloydtown built by Jesse Lloyd.
		Some of the original log structure of the old mill and the stonework of the mill dam on this farm could still be seen as late as the 1960's.
	www.mccabeclan.com /obrien.htm (892 words)

	religion: christianity: denominations: anglican: anglican-church-of-canada: churches: ontario: Page 3 Spirit And Sky
		Church contact information including a map of location, also worship schedules, online bulletins and sermons, children, youth and outreach programs and ministries information.
		The oldest Protestant church in Ontario, and the only Royal Chapel outside the United Kingdom.
		Provides a map with directions to church, information about Community Outreach, photo album of parish activities, a monthly events calendar and message from the clergy.
	www.spiritandsky.com /religion/christianity/denominations/anglican/anglican-church-of-canada/churches/ontario/more3.html (428 words)

	Descendants of GEORGE HALL (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		During his life in Ontario, George I was a Conservative of the old school and was a member of the Church of England.
		On the 23 June 1843 George II and Sarah were married in Vaughan, Ontario by banns, witnessed by Christopher Train and another gentleman by the name of Thomas Sleight.
		On June 1st, 1905, the sun rose at Forest, Ontario, to shine upon a brand new boy, who in virtue of his intellectual integrity and outstanding ability was later chosen a disciple of Aesculapius.
	homepages.rootsweb.com /~kenzie/GenHALL.htm (9413 words)

	Public Notice CRTC 1995-3 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Application (940716400) by TRILLIUM CABLE COMMUNICATIONS LIMITED, Suite 1300, 300 Consilium Place, Scarborough, Ontario, M1H 3G2, to change the authorized service area of the (cable) distribution undertaking serving the above-mentioned localities by including areas adjacent to its service area to the northeast, west and south, for a total of 2764 additional households.
		The applicant states that CHXL-FM has been operating with a reduced power and coverage area since 1988 due to transmitter site problems and that the proposed changes will allo the station to provide service to its primary coverage area.
		Application (940719800) by TRILLIUM CABLE COMMUNICATIONS LIMITED, Suite 1300, 300 Consilium Place, Scarborough, Ontario, M1H 3G2, to change the authorized service area of the (cable) distribution undertaking serving the above-mentioned localities by including areas adjacent to its service area, to the northeast, east and south, for a total of 2,240 additional households.
	www.crtc.gc.ca /archive/eng/Notices/1995/PB95-3.htm (603 words)

	Archives of Ontario: Ontario Probate Court Records: Series RG 22 Appendix A1, Surnames: O to Z
		Archives of Ontario: Ontario Probate Court Records: Series RG 22 Appendix A1, Surnames: O to Z
		Purchase the appropriate microfilm reel directly from the Archives of Ontario.
		For purchasing details, write the Archives of Ontario, 77 Grenville St., Toronto, Ontario M5S 1B3 (put "Attention: Customer Services - Micrographics" on the envelope), telephone 416-327-1600 weekdays 8:15am - 5:00pm (call toll-free 1-800-668-9933 in Ontario only), fax 416-327-1999, or email reference@archives.gov.on.ca.
	www.archives.gov.on.ca /english/interloan/c-rg22fc.htm (335 words)

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