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Section 2

AUTHOR INDEX

Abler, Thomas S. Longhouse and palisade:

seventeenth century, Acheson, T.W.

A

northeastern Iroquoian villages of the LXII, 17.

John Baldwin: portrait of a colonial entrepreneur, LXI, 153. Ac land , James

The Canadian inventory of historic buildings, LXIII, 147. Ahearn, Mrs. M.H.

The Settlers of March Township, III, 97. Aikens, Charles

Journal of a journey from Sandwich to York in the summer of 1806, VI, 15.

Aitchison, J.H. The Courts of requests in Upper Canada, XLI, 125.

Allan, D. Some of Guelph's old landmarks, XXX, 75.

Allin, Cephas D. The British North American League, 1849, XIII, 74.

Allinson, C.L.C. John Galt, a character essay, XXX, 43.

Angus, Margaret History of preservation activities in Kingston, LXIII, 151. Preservation why and how! LXIII, 139.

Armstrong, Christopher A Typical example of immigration into Upper Canada in 1819, XXV,S.

Armstrong, Frederick H. The Anglo-American magazine looks at urban Upper Canada on the eve

of the railway era, (joint author with Neil C. Hultin), PR, 43. The Carfrae family, a study in early Toronto Toryism, LIV, 161. The First great fire of Toronto, 1849, LIII, 201. Fred Landon, 1880-1969, LXII, 1. George Jervis Goodhue: pioneer merchant of London, Upper Canada,

LXIII, 217. The Macdonald-Gowan letters, 1847, LXIII, 1. The Rebuilding of Toronto after the great fire of 1849, LIII, 233. Reformer as capitalist: William Lyon Mackenzie and the printer's

strike of 1836, LIX, 187. The Rev. Newton Bosworth: pioneer settler on Yonge Street, LVIII, 163. The Toronto directories and the Negro community in the late 1840's,

LXI, Ill. Toronto's first railway venture, 1834-1838, LVIII, 21. The York riots of March 23, 1832, LV, 61.

Armytage, W.H.G. Thomas Talbot and Lord Wharncliffe: some new letters hitherto

unpublished, XLV, 177.

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Arrington, Joseph Earl William Burr's moving panorama of the Great Lakes, the Niagara,

St. Lawrence and Saguenay Rivers, LI, 141. Arthur, E.R.

Early architecture in Ontario, XXVIII, 150. Arthur, M. Elizabeth

General Dickson and the Indian liberating army in the north, LXII, 151.

Askin, Charles see Aikens, Charles.

B

Bailey, T. Melville Dundurn and Sir Allan MacNab, XXXVI, 94.

Bain, James Watson Surveys of a water route between Lake Simcoe and the Ottawa River

by the Royal Engineers, 1819-1827, L, 15. Baldwin, Paul

The Political power of Colonel Thomas Talbot, LXI, 9. Banks, John

American Presbyterians in the Niagara Peninsula, 1800-1840, LVII, 135. The Reverend James Magrath, family man and Anglican cleric, LV, 131.

Banks, Margaret A. (editor) Edward Blake: a portrait of his childhood by Catherine

Hume Blake, PR, 92. Bannister, J.A.

The Houghton Iron Works, XXXVI, 79. Port Dover Harbour, XLI, 57.

Banting, E.W. (notes to) Surveyor Charles Rankin's exploration for the Pioneer

Road, Garafraxa to Owen Sound, 1837, XXVII, 497. Barker, John S.

Battle of Goose Creek in 1813, VI, 84. A Brief history of David Barker, a United Empire Loyalist, III, 168.

Barnett, John An Early red school house and its century-old record book, XLVIII, 7. Ernest Green, F.R. HIST. S., XLIII, 71. John Button of Buttonville, XXXIX, 75. (editor) A Letter from Penetanguishene in 1855, XL, 7. Silas Fletcher, instigator of the Upper Canadian Rebellion, XLI, 7. A Small community grave ground one hundred and twenty years old,

XXXVII, 31. Barnett, John Davis

The Books of the political prisoners and exiles of 1838, XVI, 10. An Election without politics - 1857 - I. Buchanan, XIV, 153.

Barry, Lt.-Col. James P. (Notes and Queries) The Meaning of the word "lines" -- Church of

St. James-on-the-Lines, Penetanguishene, LVIII, 257. Bates, Hilary

A Bibliography of Fred Landon, LXII,S.

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Bates, Roger Testimonial of Mr. Roger Bates, of Township of Hamilton, District of

Newcastle, now living on his farm near Cobourg, VII, 146. Bauer, K. Jack

List of United States warships on the Great Lakes, 1796-1941, LVI, 58. Beattie, R.N.

The Impact of hydro on Ontario, PR, 166. Becher, H.C.R.

The Diary of H.C.R. Becher. Edited by Rev. M.A. Garland and Or10 Miller, XXX, 116.

Bedford, D.H. History of the Windsor and Detroit ferries (joint author with

Francis Cleary and F.J. Holton), XVI, 40. Beer, D.R.

Sir Allan MacNab and the adjutant generalship of militia, 1846-1847, LXI, 19.

Belcher, Ltd.-Col. A.E. The Latest milestone in the history of civilization, XVI, 19.

Bell, J.N.B. The Use of pollen analysis to determine post glacial vegetation and

environment, LX, 49. Bellomo, J. Jerald

Upper Canadian attitudes towards crime and punishment (1832-1851), LXIV, 11.

Benson, Lillian Rea An O.A.C. student in the 1880's, XLII, 67.

Bernhardt, Clara Pennsylvania German folklore to the fore, XLV, 45.

Betcherman, Lita-Rose Genesis of an early Canadian painter, William Von Moll Berczy, LVII, 57.

Blakeney, A.E. Tools for voluntary education, LIII, 181.

Blyth, J.A. The Development of the paper industry in old Ontario, 1824-1867,

LXII, 119. Bogue, Allan G.

The Agricultural press in Ontario in the 1880's, XXXVIII, 43. Bond, C.C.J.

Alexander James Christie, By town pioneer, his life and times, 1787-1843, LVI, 16.

The British Base at Carleton Island, LII, 1. The Canadian Government comes to Ottawa, 1865-1866, LV, 23. Tracks into Ottawa: the construction of railways into Canada's

Capital, LVII, 122. Botsford, David P.

The History of Bois Blanc Island, XLVII, 132. Bowerman, Dr. A.C.

Genealogical list of the Bull Family of the County of Prince Edward, Ontario, V, 77.

Boyce, Gerald E. The Bayside property and school, 1784-1874, LXIV, 181.

Boyle, David (editor) The Cameron Rolls, 1812, I, 132. Portrait of Father Marquette, III, 167.

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Boylen, Major J.C. Strategy of Brock saved Upper Canada: candid comments of a U.S.

officer who crossed at Queenston, LVIII, 59. Braid, Andrew

John Galt -- Canadian pioneer, XXII, 5. Brant-Sera, J. Ojijatekha

Some descendants of Joseph Brant, I, 113. Breithaupt, W.H.

Dundas Street and other early Upper Canada roads, XXI, 5. First settlements of Pennsylvania Mennonites in Upper Canada, XXIII, 8. The Railways of Ontario, XXV, 12. The Settlement of Waterloo County, XXII, 14. Some facts about the schooner "Nancy" in the War of 1812, XXIII, 5. Waterloo County history, XVII, 43.

Brett, Mrs. Ada Reverend William Leeming, first rector of Trinity Church, Chippawa

(joint author with W.B. Kerr), XXXI, 133. Bricker, I.C.

The First settlement in central Western Ontario, XXX, 58. Brock, Daniel James

The Account of two families who settled near Simcoe, 1834-1835, LVIII, 43.

Brook, Michael Lawrence Pitketh1y, Dr. Smyles, and Canadian revolutionaries in the

United States, 1842, LVII, 79. Brown, Lorne A.

The Macdonald-Cartwright struggle in Lennox, November, 1873, LXI, 33. Bruce, Lieut.-Colonel G.W.

The Petuns, VIII, 34. Bryce, Peter H.

The History of the American Indians in relation to health, XII, 128. The Quinte Loyalists of 1784, XXVII, 5.

Buell, Lt.-Col. W.S. Military movements in eastern Ontario, War of 1812, X, 60.

Burkholder, Mabel Palatine settlements in York County, XXXVII, 81.

Burleigh, H.C. A Tale of Loyalist heroism, XLII, 91.

Burnet, Jean R. Ethnic groups in Upper Canada. Research publication no. 1. Toronto:

Ontario Historical Society, 1972. Burnham, J. Hampden

The Coming of the Mississaugas, VI, 7. Burpee, Lawrence J.

Influence of the War of 1812 upon the settlement of the Canadian West, XII, 114.

Burritt, Mrs. The Settlement of the County of Grenville, III, 102.

Burt, Miss A. Blanche Captain Robert Heriott Barclay, R.N., XIV, 169. The Rev. John Barclay, M.A., the first Presbyterian minister settled

in Kingston, XVI, 37. Burwell, Mahlon

The Diary of Mah10n Burwell, January 24 to August 4, 1827, edited by Rundall M. Lewis, XLIX, 199.

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Byerley, A.E. Pioneers and pioneer days of Fergus, XXX, 66.

C

Cadot, Rev. J.C. Bruce County and work among the Indians, XVIII, 21.

Cameron, Duncan F. The Royal Ontario Museum, 1912-1962, LIII, 193.

Cameron, James M. An Introduction to the study of Scottish settlement of Southern

Ontario -- a comparison of place names, LXI, 167. Campbell, Clarence T.

The Beginning of London, IX, 61. Careless, J.M.S.

(editor) The Diary of Peter Brown, XLII, 113. (editor) Letters from Thomas Talbot to John Beverley Robinson,

XLIX, 25. Who was George Brown?, XLII, 57.

Carnochan, Janet The Count de Puisaye; a forgotten page of Canadian history, V, 36. Early churches in the Niagara Peninsula, Stamford and Chippawa, with

marriage records of Thomas Cummings, and extracts from the Cummings' Papers, VIII, 149.

Early records of St. Mark's and St. Andrew's Churches, Niagara, III, 7.

Humours and interests of an historical building, XIX, 82. The Origin of the Maple Leaf as the emblem of Canada, VII, 139. Some mistakes in history, XIII, 24. Williamstown, an historic village, XVII, 48.

Carscallen, H.G. and A.B. Edward Carscallen, U.E. (circa 1730-1803), XXV, 26.

Carstairs, J.S. From colony to commonwealth, 1841-1867, XXIII, 15.

Carter, De W. Relative sizes and capacities of our canal reflected in trends of

traffiC, XXIII, 19. Casey, Thomas W.

Lutheran Church record, 1793-1832, VI, 136. Marriage register of Stephen Conger, J.P., (note) Hallowell, I, 109. Napanee's first mills and their builder, VI, 50. Rev. John Langhorn, I, 13. Rev. Robert McDowall's register, I, 70.

Cassels, Hamilton York Mills, l800-1955,XLVII, 180.

Chamberlain, Alexander FranciS Tribal divisions of the Indians of Ontario, XII, 199.

Chaput, Donald Michipicoten Island, ghosts, copper and bad luck, LXI, 217.

Chipman, Willis The Life and times of Major Samuel Holland, Surveyor-General,

1764-1801, XXI, 11.

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Clark, A.J. Earliest missionary letters of Rev. John Douse, written from the

Salt Springs Mission on the Grand River in 1834 and 1836, XXVIII, 41.

Extracts from a Niagara newspaper of 1810, XXIII, 28. Notes on the Galt churches, XXII, 18. Rev. William Jenkins of Richmond Hill, XXVII, 15. The Scottish-Canadian pilgrims of the fifties, XXVI,S. Two rare translations into the Mohawk language, XXIX, 1. When Jefferson Davis visited Niagara, XIX, 87.

Clark, J. Murray The Municipal loan fund in Upper Canada, XVIII, 44.

Clark, John Memoirs of Colonel John Clark of Port Dalhousie, C.W., VII, 157.

Clarke, C.H.D. Algonquin Park, XLVIII, 193.

Cleary, Francis Baptisms (1761 to 1786), marriages (1782 to 1786), and death (1768 to

1786), recorded in the parish registers of Assumption, Sandwich, VII, 31.

Defence of Essex during the War of 1812, X, 72. Fort Malden or Amherstburg, IX,S. History of the Windsor and Detroit ferries (joint author with

D.H. Bedford and F.J. Holton), XVI, 40. Notes on the early history of the County of Essex, VI, 66.

Clemens, James M. Taste not; touch not; handle not: a study of the social assumptions

of the temperance literature and temperance supporters in Canada West between 1839 and 1859, LXIV, 142.

Clendennan, D.W. Some Presbyterian U.E. Loyalists, III, 117.

Coffman, Barbara The Louth Harbour Shipping Company, LI, 109.

Cole, Lt.-Col. W.H. The Local history of the Town of Brockvi11e, XII, 33.

Coleman, John M. Robert Land and some frontier skirmishes, XLVIII, 47.

Colgate, William (editor) The Diary of John White, first attorney general of Upper

Canada, 1791-1800, XLVII, 147. An Early portrait by Paul Kane, XL, 23. George Theodore Berthon, a Canadian painter of eminent Victorians,

XXXIV, 85. Hoppner Meyer, a painter and engraver of Upper Canada, XXXVII, 17. (editor) Letters from Chief Justice William Osgoode, a selection

from his Canadian correspondence, 1791-1801, XLVI, 77, Part I, and 149, Part II.

Louis Roy, first printer in Upper Canada, XLIII, 123. Thomas Arthur Reed, L, 116. The Toronto Art Students' League: 1886-1904, XLV, 1.

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Cook, Terry John Beverley Robinson and the Conservative blueprint for the Upper

Canadian community, LXIV, 79. Cooper, J. I.

The Mission to the fugitive slaves at London, XLVI, 133. Corey, Albert B.

Historical work in New York State, XLIII, 143. Cornell, Paul G.

The Genesis of Ontario politics in the Province of Canada, 1838-1871, PR, 59.

The Vital stuff of history, an editorial (joint author with Kenneth A. MacKirdy), LVI, 65.

Cote, Hon. Louis Jacques Cartier, XXX, 150.

Coutts, Katherine B. Thamesvi1le and the Battle of the Thames, IX, 20.

Coventry, George A Contemporary account of the Rebellion in Upper Canada, 1837.

(Notes and introduction by A.F. Hunter and W.R. Riddell.) XVII, 113. Coyne, James H.

Across Georgian Bay in 1871, XXVIII, 25. An Address at the unveiling of the Port Talbot Memorial Cairn, XXIV,S. The Bold Canadian, a ballad of the War of 1812, attributed to

Pte. Flumerfelt, XXIII, 237. Colonel Talbot's relation to the early history of London, XXIV, 10. Discovery and exploration of the Bay of Quinte, V, 7. (editor and translator) Dollier de Casson and de Brehaut de Galinee:

Exploration of the Great Lakes, 1669-1670. Galinee's narrative and map. Part I, IV, xxxvii, 89 pages.

The Dollier-Galinee expedition, XX, 75. Craig, G.M.

British travellers in Upper Canada 1815-1837, XLIII, 177. (editor) Comments on Upper Canada in 1836, by Thomas Carr, XLVII, 171.

Craig, Hamilton The Loyal and Patriotic Society of Upper Canada and its still-born

child, the "Upper Canada preserved" medal, LII, 31. Cranston, William H.

On the importance of publicizing Ontario's history, LII, 201. Creed, Miss Catherine

Notes on some municipal proceedings in the Niagara District, 1849-1870, XXIX, 160.

crichton, Robert Impressions of Owen Sound in 1851, XVIII, 10.

Cross, Michael S. The Lumber community of Upper Canada 1815-1867, LII, 213. Stony Monday, 1849: The Rebellion losses riots in By town, LXIII, 177. The Stormy history of the York Roads, 1833-1865, LIV, 1.

Crowley, Terence A. Mackenzie King and the 1911 Election, LXI, 181.

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Cruikshank, Ernest Alexander The Activity of Abel Stevens as a pioneer, XXXI, 56. Additional correspondence of Robert Nichol, XXVI, 37. An Address at the unveiling of the Port Talbot Memorial Cairn,

XXIV, 352. An Address on turning the first sod of the Pioneer Monument,

Waterloo County Pioneers' Memorial, Schoerg Farm near Kitchener, Ontario, 24 June, 1924, XXII, 89.

An Address on unveiling a tablet on the "Whig" building at Kingston, Ontario, to commemorate the first meeting of the Executive Council of Upper Canada, on the 8th of July, 1792, XXI, 171.

The Adventures of Roger Stevens: a forgotten Loyalist pioneer in Upper Canada, XXXIII, 11.

Captain John Walden Meyers, Loyalist pioneer, XXXI, 11. Charles Lennox, the fourth duke of Richmond, XXIV, 323. The "Chesapeake" crisis as it affected Upper Canada, XXIV, 281. The Coming of the Loyalist Mohawks to the Bay of Quinte, XXVI, 390. The Contest for the command of Lake Ontario in 1814, XXI, 99. (editor) The Correspondence of Lieut. Governor John Graves Simcoe,

with allied documents relating to his administration of the government of Upper Canada. Collected and edited by E.A. Cruikshank. 5 v. Toronto: Ontario Historical Society, 1923-31.

The Correspondence of the Honourable Peter Russell, with allied documents relati~o his administration of the government of Upper Canada during the official term of Lieutenant-Governor J.G. Simcoe, while on leave of ab~~; collected and edited for the Ontario Historical Society by E.A. Cruikshank and A.F. Hunter. 3 volumes. Toronto: Ontario Historical Society, 1932-36.

A Country merchant in Upper Canada, 1800-1812, XXV, 145. The County of Norfolk in the War of 1812, XX, 9. The Early history of the London District, XXIV, 145. The Early life and letters of the Honourable Peter Russell,

XXIX, 121. An Episode of the War of 1812. The story of the schooner "Nancy",

IX, 75. An EXperiment in colonization in Upper Canada, XXV, 32. The Exploring expedition of Do1lier & Galinee in 1669-70, XX,S. The First session of the Executive Council of Upper Canada, held in

Kingston, July 8 to July 21, 1792, XXI, 160. The Genesis of the Canada Act, XXVIII, 155. The Government of Upper Canada and Robert Gourlay, XXIII, 65. The Inception of the WeIland Canal, XXII, 60. The Insurrection in the Short Hills in 1838, VIII,S. The Invasion of Navy Island, XXXII, 7. John Beverley Robinson and the trials for treason in 1814, XXV, 191. The John Richardson letters, VI, 20. , A Journey from Montreal to Kingston in 1791, XXI, 91. The King's Royal Regiment of New York, XXVII, 193. Lieut. Governor Simcoe in Canada; a chronological record, XXVI, 16.

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Cruikshank, Ernest Alexander cont'd. A Memoir of Lieutenant-Colonel John Macdonell, of Glengarry House,

the first speaker of the Legislative Assembly of Upper Canada, XXII, 20.

A Memoir of Lieutenant-General Peter Hunter, XXX, 5. The News of Niagara a century ago, XXIII, 45. Notes on the early settlement of Burford, XXVI, 380. Notes on the foregoing military settlements, XX, 100. Notes on the history of shipbuilding and navigation on Lake Ontario

up to the time of the launching of the steamship Frontenac, at Ernesttown, Ontario, 7th September, 1816, XXIII, 33.

Petitions for grants of lands, 1792-96, XXIV, 17. Petitions for grants of land in Upper Canada, second series, 1796-99,

XXVI, 97. Post-war discontent at Niagara in 1818, XXIX, 14. The Register of Saint Paul's Church at FOrt Erie, 1836-1844, XXVII, 77. The Settlement of the United Empire Loyalists on the Upper St. Lawrence

and Bay of ~inte in 1784, a documentary record. Toronto: Ontario Historical Society, 1934.

Simcoe's mission to Saint Domingo, XXV, 78. Sir Gordon Drummond, K.C.B. An Address at the ceremony of unveiling

a tablet in the Parliament Buildings, Toronto, 27th October, 1932. XXIX, 8.

A Sketch of the public life and services of Robert Nichol, a member of the Legislative Assembly and Quartermaster General of the Militia of Upper Canada, XIX, 6.

Some letters of Robert Nichol, XX, 41. Some unpublished letters from General Brock, XIII, 8. A Twice-told tale. (The Insurrection in the Short Hills in 1838),

XXIII. 180. Cuff, Robert D.

The Conservative party machine and the election of 1911 in Ontario, LVII, 149.

The Toronto eighteen and the Election of 1911, LVII, 169. Cumberland, Barlow

The Navies on Lake Ontario in the War of 1812, VIII, 124. Cummings, J.A.

Early settlement in South Simcoe, XXVIII, 114. Curry, Frederick C.

The Discovery of the Cave of the Winds, XXXVIII, 19. Fontaine Becancourt, LVII, 98. A Letter from Ogdensburg in 1814, XLI, 207. Little Gibraltar (Bridge Island Blockhouse), XXXIII, 39.

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Dadson, D.F. Local history in the schools, XLV, 59.

Dailey, Robert C. The Midewiwin, Ontario's first medical society, L, 133.

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Dalgliesh, W. Harold The Early surveys of the County of Middlesex, XXI, 174.

Darling, Ernest H. John Darling of St. Johns, U.C., a pioneer industrialist and his

day-book, 1768-1825, XL, 53. Davidson, Alice

Museums of Ontario, a directory, LIII, 156. Davis, Allen Ross

Bay of Quinte landmarks. The mother-church of Methodism and Sir John Macdonald's boyhood home, XXVII, 324.

Dawson, Irene J. The Dawson route, 1857-1883: a selected bibliography with

annotations, LIX, 47. Denison, Merrill

Radio in the teaching of history, XXVIII, 7. Desjordy de Cabanac, L'Abb~ G.A.

The Two Desjordy de Cabanac at Fort Frontenac, XXI. 178. Dewdney, Se lwyn

Pictograph-recording in the Canadian Shield, LII, 70. Pictographs, LI, 66. Quetico pictographs, L, 44.

Dobbs, Kildare Imagination in history, LI, 199.

Dolan, George R. The Past and present fortifications at Kingston, XII, 72.

Do1lier de Casson, Francois Exploration of the Great Lakes, 1669-1670. Galin~e's narrative and

map. Translated and edited by James H. Coyne. Part I, IV, xxxvii, 89 pages.

Donaldson, William S. Activities of the Ontario Archaeological Society, LII, 75.

Donly, H.B. Turkey Point, or Charlotteville, XX, 82.

Douglas, R. Alan The Battle of Windsor, LXI, 137.

Dow, Robena M. The County of Wellington: a bibliography, XXX, 96.

Drever, Dorothy The Museums section. An account of its beginning, LIII, 153.

Dreyer, Fred Three years in the Toronto garrison: the story of the Honourable

Gilbert Elliot, 1847-1850, LVII, 29. Duff, Louis Blake

Jesse T. Ruley, LI, 119. Names are pegs to hang history on, XXIII, 223.

Dumbrille, John Short sketch of the history of the Church of England in the Township

of Augusta, County of Grenville, XIX, 90. Duncan, Helen H.B.

(editor) Diary of Elisha Harris Brown, of Nissouri, January 29, 1860 - March 26, 1860, XXXVIII, 57.

Dunham, B. Mabel Mid-European backgrounds of Waterloo County, XXXVII, 59.

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Dwelly, Rev. R.T.C. St. James' Church, Penetanguishene, XXXIV, 111.

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Eadie, James A. Edward Wilkes Rathbun and the Napanee, Tamworth and Quebec

Railway, LXIII, 112. Eady, Ronald J.

Anti-American sentiment in Essex County in the wake of the Rebellions of 1837, LXI, 1.

Eames, Frank Gananoque Block House, 1813-1859, XXXII, 85. Gananoque's first public school, 1816, XVII, 90. Pioneer schools of Upper Canada, XVIII, 91.

Earl D.W.L. British views of colonial Upper Canada, 1791-1841, LIII, 117.

Edwards, Nina L. The Establishment of papermaking in Upper Canada, XXXIX, 63.

Elford, Jean A History of Froomfield, Moare Township, L, 139.

Elliott, John K. Crime and punishment in early Upper Canada, XXVII, 335.

Elliott, W.E. The Parish of Woodstock, XXX, 83.

Ellis, W.S. Some events in the history of Kingston, VIII, 78.

Emerson, J. Norman Before the flood, L, 47. The Bosomworth Site, LI, 61. Cahigu~ 1961, LIV, 134. Farewell to Ault Park. LI, 54. A Further note on the Mcdonald site, Prince Edward County, LII, 60. (editor) New pages in history 1957, L. 39. New pages of prehistory, 1958, LI, 49. New pages of prehistory, 1959, LIl,. 53. New pages of prehistory, 1961, LIV, 121. The Old Indian fort site, L, 55. The Puckasaw Pit Culture, a pilot study, LI. 69. The Puckasaw Pits and the religious alternative, LII, 71. Red ochre and ritual, XLVIII, 190. The Village and the cemetery, XLVIII, 184.

Ermatinger, Judge The Retreat of Proctor and Tecumseh, XVII, 11.

Evans, Margaret Government tractors in Ontario, 1917 and 1918 (joint author with

A.W. Irwin), LXI, 99. The Mowat era, 1872-1896: stability and progress, PR, 97. Oliver Mowat: the pre-premier and post-premier years, LXII, 137. The Ontario press on Oliver Mowat's first six weeks as premier,

LVI, 125.

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Farmer, Mrs. Sidney Robert (Fleming) Gourlay, reminiscences of his last days in Canada,

XV, 28. Farrell, John K.A.

Schemes for the transplanting of refugee American Negroes from Upper Canada in the 1840's, LII, 245.

Fedden, R. Romi1ly The National Trust in Great Britain, LIII, 174.

Feeley, James A Library in crisis, the University of Toronto Library, 1890-1892,

LXII, 221. Ferris, Terry

Railways of British North America, XXXVIII, 31. Field, Clara C.

Literary landmarks of several counties, XXV, 220. Firth, Edith G.

The Administration of Peter Russell, 1796-1799, XLVIII, 163. Fleming, C.A.

Pioneer settlers walk 130 miles, XXXV, 14. Fleming, Roy F.

Negro slaves with the United Empire Loyalists in Upper Canada, XLV, 27.

Fosse, F.M. de Ill. Early days in Muskoka, XXXIV, 104.

Frankel, Mrs. Maurice Captain John Rogers, XXV, 226.

Fraser, Duncan Sir John Johnson's rent roll of the Kingsborough Patent, LII, 176.

Fraser, Marjorie J.F. Feudalism in Upper Canada, 1823-1843, XII, 142.

French, F.J. Gleanings from the Blue Church burying ground, Augusta Township,

XIX, 91. Jeremiah French, U.E. Loyalist, XXI, 181.

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Galinee, Rene Brehaut de Exploration of the Great Lakes, 1669-1670. Galinee's narrative and

map. Translated and edited by James H. Coyne. Part I, IV, xxxvii, 89 pp.

Garbutt, Mary E. King Township, York County, 1800-1867: a historical sketch, LII, 85.

Gardiner, Herbert Fairbairn Centenary of the death of Brant, IX, 33. The Hamiltons of Queenston, Kingston and Hamilton, VIII, 24. Ontario onomatology and British biography; old country stories

suggested by Canadian place-names, VI, 37. When the "Plain Speaker's" type was pied, XX, 84.

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Garland, Rev. M.A. The Diary of H.C.R. Becher (joint editor with Orlo Miller), XXX, 116. Pioneer drinking habits and the rise of the temperance agitation in

Upper Canada prior to 1840 (joint author with J.J. Talman), XXVII, 341.

The Proudfoot Papers: (1833), XXVI, 498; XXVII, 435; (1834-35), XXVIII, 71; XXIX, 141; XXX, 124; XXXI, 91; XXXII, 92.

Some phases of pioneer religious life in Upper Canada before 1850, XXV, 231-

Garrad, Charles Did Champlain visit the Bruce Peninsula? An examination of an Ontario

myth, LXII, 235. Gates, Lillian F.

Dr. John Smyles, LJII, 229. The Legislative Council of Upper Canada, 1815-1816, XXXV, 25. W.L. Mackenzie's Volunteer and the first parliament of United

Canada, LIX, 163. Gentilcore, R. Louis

Lines on the land, Crown surveys and settlement in Upper Canada, LXI, 57.

The Niagara District of Robert Gourlay, LIV, 228. Gibson, David

Conditions in York County a century ago, XXIV, 356. Gibson, James A.

How Ottawa became the capital of Canada, XLVI, 213. Gidney, R.D.

The Rev. Robert Murray: Ontario's first superintendent of schools, LXIII, 191.

Gilkison, Augusta Isabella Grant Captain William Gilkison, VIII, 147. Incidents regarding the first telephone (1876), Brantford to Tutela

Heights, XXVI, 404. Notes on the early history of Kingston, 1792, XXI, 183. Reminiscences of earlier years in Brant, XII, 81. The Six Nations Indians, XVII, 30. Some events in the life of Capt. Joseph ~rant not generally noticed,

XX, 90. Godkin, James Easton

The Yeomanry veterans of Elizabethtown, LXIII, 243. Goulding, William S.

The Old buildings of Ontario, PR, photographs inset'between pp. 210 and 211-

Upper Canada, where are you?, LXIII, 155. Gray, John Morgan

(editor) The Life and death of "General" William Putnam, XLVI, 3. Gray, Leslie R.

(editor) From Bethlehem to Fairfield, 1798, diary of the Brethren John Heckewelder and Benjamin Mortimer ••. , XLVI, 37 (Part I) and 107 (Part II).

(editor) From Fairfield to Schonburn - 1798. Diary of Br. and Sr. Zeisberger and Br. Benj. Mortimer ••• , XLIX, 63.

(editor) Letters of John Talbot, XLIV, 139.

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Gray. Leslie R. cont'd. (editor) Phoebe Roberts' diary of a Quaker missionary journey to

Upper Canada, XLII, 7. The Village of Selborne, Ontario in 1850. XLI, 119.

Gray, Maxim T. The Niagara Parks Commission, XLIX, 61.

Greeley, Susan Burnham Sketches of the past, XXIII, 243.

Green, Ernest Brigadier General E.A. Cruikshank -- an obituary, XXXIII,S. Canada's first electric telegraph, XXIV, 366. Corvettes of New France, XXXV, 29. "Frey" Family, XXXIII, 45. Gilbert Tice, U.E., XXI, 186. John De Cou, pioneer, XXII, 92. A Little study in Loyalist genealogy. "Tomsons of Perthshire",

XXXI, 114. The Niagara Portage Road, XXIII, 260. Notes on the Empey (Impey) family of Stormont, XXVII, 392. The Search for salt in Upper Canada, XXVI, 406. (editor) The Song of the Battle of the Windmill, XXXIV, 43. Township No.2 - Mount Dorchester - Stamford, XXV, 248. Upper Canada's black defenders, XXVII, 365.

Greening, W.E. The Lumber industry in the Ottawa Valley and the American market in

the nineteenth century, LXII, 134. Greenland, Cyril

Services for the mentally retarded in Ontario, 1870-1930, LIV, 267. Griezic, Foster J.K.

William McDougall and the north Ontario and north Lanark by-elections, 1864, LIX, 1.

Griffin, Justus A. The Ridgeway semi-centennial, XV, 18.

Griffin, Selwyn P. Gun-shot echoes from the past (An episode in the French and Iroquois

War, 1687), XXV, 339. Guest, Harry H.

Upper Canada's first political party, LIV, 275. Guillet, Edwin C.

The Sources of local history, with special reference to research for The Valley of the Trent, XLIX, 105.

Gundy, H. Pearson Gilbert Purdy -- pioneer jack-of-all trades, XLIX, 181. Molly Brant -- Loyalist, XLV, 97.

Guthe, Dr. Carl E .• The Museum as a social instrument, LIII, 169.

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Hall, G. Edward Our thanks to King Canute, XLIX, 145.

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Hallowell, Gerald A. The Reaction of the Upper Canadian Tories to the adversity of 1849:

annexation and the British American League, LXII, 41. Prohibition in Ontario. Research publication no. 2. Toronto:

Ontario Historical Society, 1972. Hamil, Fred Coyne

(editor) Another letter from John Talbot, 1838, XLIII, 81. Colonel Talbot and the early history of London, XLIII, 159. Colonel Talbot's principality, XLIV, 183. An Early settlement on St. Joseph Island, LIII, 251. Early shipping and land transportation on the Lower Thames, XXXIV, 46. Ebenezer Allan in Canada, XXXVI, 83. Lord Selkirk in Upper Canada, XXXVII, 35. Lord Selkirk's work in Upper Canada: the story of Baldoon (joint

author with Terry Jones), LVII, 1. A Pioneer novelist of Kent County, XXXIX, 101. The Reform movement in Upper Canada, PR, 9. (editor) Schenectady to Michilimackinac, 1765-1766. Journal of

John Porteous, XXXIII, 75. Hammill, J.D.

Early history of Meaford and its district, XVIII, 42. Hansuld, Kathryn

Waterloo County centennial, XLV, 43. Harper, J. Russell

Landscape painting in Upper Canada, PR, 215. Harkness, J.G.

Miles Macdonell, XL, 77. Hart, F.C.

History, purpose, and development of community halls in rural communities, XXX, 106.

Hartman, C.W. Early history of the Beaver Valley, XVIII, 37.

Hathaway, Ernest J. Early schools of Toronto, XXIII, 312. The River Credit and the Mississaugas, XXVI, 432. The Story of the Hurons. Toronto: Ontario Historical Society, 1915. The Story of the old Fort at Toronto, XXV, 345.

Havran, Martin J. Windsor, its first hundred years, XLVI, 179.

Heick, Welf H. Becoming an indigenous church: The Lutheran Church in Waterloo

County, Ontario, LVI, 249. Henderson, Elmes

Bloor Street, Toronto, and the Village of Yorkville in 1849, XXVI, 445. The Public services, etc. of Commander Elmes Steele, R.N., XXIV, 373. Some notes on a visit to Penetanguishene and the Georgian Bay in

1856, XXVIII, 30. Some reminiscences of Upper Canada College from 1854 to 1857,

XXVI, 457.

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Henderson, J.L.H. The Founding of Trinity College, Toronto, XLIV, 7. The Mission of New Oswegatchie, 1784-1814, LXI, 213.

Herity, J. Owen Journalism in Belleville, XXVII, 400.

Heyl, Erik The Wilmington-Provincial, Atlantic coastal steamer and Toronto

yacht clubhouse, L, 77. Hill, Asa R.

The Historical position of the Six Nations, XIX, 103. Hill, B.E.

The Grand River Navigation Company, and the Six Nations Indians, LXIII, 3l.

Hill, Daniel G. Negroes in Toronto, 1793-1865, LV, 73.

Hi 11, Hamne t t P. The By town Gazette; a pioneer newspaper, XXVII, 407. The Construction of the Rideau Canal, 1826-1832, XXII, 117.

Hillis, James M. Life in the lumber camp: 1883, by James M. Hillis, LIX, 157.

Hind, Edith J. Troubles of a canal-builder: Lieut.-Col. John By and the Burgess

accusations, LVII, 141. Hitsman, J. MacKay

God bless him, XLIX, 224. Please send us a garrison, L, 189.

Hobson, W.B. Old stage coach days in Oxford County, XVII, 33.

Hodgins, Bruce W. Democracy and the Ontario fathers of confederation, PR, 83. (editor) A Letter on the Reform Party, 1860: Sandfield Macdonald

and the_=~~=-~~~~~ (joint editor with Elwood H. Jones), LVII,

Hodgins, George Sherwood The Heraldry of Canada, XIV, 134.

Hodgskin, Hannah Supplementary quotations, Miss Hannah Hodgskin's account, LIV, 205.

Holden, Mrs. M.E. Rose A Relic of Thayendanegea (Capt. Joseph Brant), III, 113.

Holton, F.J. History of the Windsor and Detroit ferries (joint author with

D.H. Bedford and Francis Cleary), XVI, 40. Home, Ruth M.

(editor) The Diary of Aaron Wismer, (1844-1931), Jordan, Ontario, LI, 39.

A Master plan to prepare for Canada's centenary, LIII, 177. Methods of election and problems of education in the fifties, from

the official records of Louth Township, XLV, 37. The Object of the museum, LII1,187. Roads, prohibition and charity in the fifties from the official

records of Louth Township, XLV, 69.

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Hopkins, J. Castell The War of 1812-15, XII, 42.

Horne, James R.M. Bucke: Pioneer psychiatrist, practical mystic, LIX, 197.

Horrall, S.W. The Clergy and the election of Bishop Cronyn, LVIII, 205.

Horsey, Arney Gleanings from Ottawa scrap-books, XIII, 36.

Hoskins, R.G. Hiram Walker and the origins and development of Walkerville, Ontario,

LXIV, 122. Houston, M. Jean

Regional History, LVII, 165. Hultin, Neil C.

The Anglo-American magazine looks at urban Upper Canada on the eve of the railway era (joint author with F.H. Armstrong), PR, 43.

Humphries, Charles W. The Capture of York, LI, 1. The Garney affair, LIX, 101. James P. Whitney and the University of Toronto, PR, 118. (editor) MacKenzie King looks at two 1911 elections, LVI, 203. (editor) A Settler's autobiographical sketch, L, 91.

Hunter, A.F. The Correspondence of the Honourable Peter Russell, with allied

documents relating to his administration of the government of Upper Canada during the official term of Lieutenant-Governor J.G. Simcoe, while on leave of absence; collected and edited for the Ontario Historical Society by E.A. Cruikshank and A.F. Hunter. 3 volumes. Toronto: Ontario Historical Society, 1932-36.

The Ethnographical elements of Ontario, III, 180. The Founding of Kirkfield, Ontario, XVI, 52. Genealogical tables and their right uses in history, XVIII, 104. (notes to) George Coventry: a contemporary account of the Rebellion

in Upper Canada, 1837, XVII, 113. Historical notes on finance in the Great War, and afterward, XXII, 125. Literary workers in Belleville two generations ago, XXVII, 424. The Parts borne by Fort Rouille and Fort York in the establishment

of Toronto, XXV, 358. The Probated wills of men prominent in the public affairs of early

Upper Canada, XXIII, 328. The Probated wills of persons prominent in the public affairs of

early Upper Canada, second collection, XXIV, 381. (notes to) Surveyor Charles Rankin's exploration for the Pioneer

Road, Garafraxa to Owen Sound, 1837, XXVII, 497.

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Ingersoll, J.H. The Ancestry of Laura Ingersoll Secord, XXIII, 360.

Ingram, George The Story of Laura Secord revisited, LVII, 85.

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Innis, H.A. An Introduction to the economic history of Ontario from outpost to

empire, XXX, III and PR, 145. Innis, Mary Quayle

The Industrial development of Ontario, 1783-1820, XXXII, 104. "Ireland, John" see Magill, M.L. Irwin, R.W.

Government tractors in Ontario, 1917 and 1918 (joint author with Margaret Evans), LXI, 99.

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Jackman, Sydney W. (editor) Two Simcoe letters to Sir James Bland Burges, XLIX, 42.

Jackson, Eric The Organization of Upper Canadian Reformers, 1818-1867, LIII, 95.

James, C.C. The Last of the La Guayrians (Wellington County, Ontario), XV, 40. Notes to accompany foregoing paper on "Presqu'isle", V, 75. The Origin of "Napanee", VI, 47.

Jarvis, Julia The Founding of the girl guide movement in Canada, 1910, LXII, 213.

Jenkins, Mariel Grace seasoned with salt, a profile of Reverend William Jenkins,

1779-1843, LI, 95. Johnson, E.P.

Canal engineering yesterday and to-day, XXIII, 365. Johnson, Evelyn H.C.

Chief John Smoke JohnsRn: Sakayengwaraton -- "disappearing of the Indian Summer Mist, XII, 102.

Johnson, James Keith The Chelsea pensioners in Upper Canada, LIIl, 273. Colonel James FitzGibbon and the suppression of Irish riots in

Upper Canada, LVIII, 139. (editor) Sir James Gowan, Sir John A. Macdonald, and the Rebellion

of 1837, LX, 61. The Social compOsition of the Toronto Bank guards, 1837-1838, LXIV, 95.

Johnson, Leo A. The Halton by-election, March 1850: A Politicians view, LX, 147. In Memoriam, Fred Swayze, LIX, 68. Land policy, population growth and social structure in the Home

District, 1793-1851, LXIII, 41. Will the real W.L. Mackenzie please stand up?, LIX, 184.

Johnston, Charles Murray Brant County; a historl, 1784-1945. Toronto, Oxford University Press,

1967. Published under the auspices of the Ontario Historical Society.

Joseph Brant, the Grand River lands and the Northwest crisis, LV, 267. An Outline of early settlement in the Grand River Valley, LIV, 43. William Claus and John Norton: a struggle for power in old Ontario,

LVII, 101.

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Johnston, Hugh J. Immigration to the five eastern townships of the Huron Tract,

LIV, 207. Stratford and Goderich in the days of the Canada Company, LXIII, 71.

Johnston, Jean Ancestry and descendants of Molly Brant, LXIII, 86. Molly Brant, Mohawk matron, LVI, 105.

Johnston, Richard B. Excavations at Serpent Mounds, LII, 55. The Serpent Mounds, LI, 55. Serpent Mounds Excavation of 1957, L, 54.

Jones, Elwood H. (editor) A Letter on the Reform Party, 1860, Sandfield Macdonald and

the London Free Press (joint editor with Bruce W. Hodgins), LVII, 39.

Jones, George M. The Peter Perry Election and the rise of the Clear Grit Party,

XII, 164. Jones, Terry

Lord Selkirk's work in Upper Canada, the story of Baldoon (joint author with Fred Coyne Hamil), LVII, 1.

Jury, Elsie McLeod Archaeological work in Huronia, LIV, 133. The Burley site (joint author with W. Wilfrid Jury), XLIV, 57. St. Ives, XLI, 133.

Jury, Elsie McLeod, see also Murray, Elsie McLeod. Jury, Wilfrid

Archaeology in Huronia, LII, 61. The Burley Site (joint author with Elsie McLeod Jury), XLIV, 57. Huron area archaeology, L, 57. A Huron settlement pattern study, LI, 63. Huronia and the Seaway, XLVIII, 189.

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Karr, Clarence G. The Two sides of John Galt, LIX, 93.

Kelly, Kenneth The Evaluation of land for wheat cultivation in early nineteenth

century Ontario, LXII, 57. The Transfer of British ideas on improved farming to Ontario during

the first half of the nineteenth century, LXIII, 103. Kennedy, Clyde C.

Archaic hunters in the Ottawa Valley, LIV, 122. Charmstones in the Ottawa Valley, LII, 67. The Nru Site, XLVIII, 19": On the Trail of Champlain, LI, 50. Ottawa Valley archaeology, L, 50.

Kent, Charles Deane Abraham Sloot, pioneer Baptist lay minister of Westminster Township,

L, 1.

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Kenyon, John The Influence of the Oxford movement upon the Church of England in

Upper Canada, LI, 79. Kenyon, Walter A.

An Ancient settlement in Bruce County, L, 45. Archaeology of the English River District, L, 52. Investigations at Lake St. Francis, LI, 52. A Late woodland site near Pickering, LI, 58. The Miller Site -- 1959, LII, 63. The Mound at Pithers Point, LI, 64. The Origins of the Iroquois, LVI, 1. A Prehistoric cemetery, XLVIII, 183. Rainy River Project 1959, LI1, 73. The Second season of excavation at Fort Albany, LIV, 128.

Kerr, Janet B. Sir Oliver Mowat and the campaign of 1894, LV, 1.

Kerr, W.B. Reverend William Leeming, first rector of Trinity Church, Chippawa

(joint author with Mrs. Ada Brett), XXXI, 133. Van Egmond's apology for his presence in Mackenzie's camp at

Montgomery's, XXXIII, 99. When orange and green united 1832-39; the alliance of Macdonell and

Gowan, XXXIV, 34. Kidd, Kenneth E.

Serpent Mounds Excavation, XLVIII, 187. The Identification of French mission sites in the Huron country; a

study in procedure, XLI, 89. Kilbourn, J .M.

Reminiscences of the first settlers of Owen Sound, XVIII, 7. Killan, Gerald

The First old Fort York preservation movement, 1905-1909, an episode in the history of the Ontario Historical Society, LXIV, 162.

Kilroy, Margaret Claire In the footsteps of the habitant on the south shore of the Detroit

River, VII, 26. Local historic places in Essex County, VI, 55.

Ki rby, Wi 11 iam The Story of the range or cooking stove, XXXVIII, 73.

Kitzan, Lawrence The London Missionary Society in Upper Canada, LIX, 39.

Klinck, C.F. Early creative literature of Western Ontario, some books of the

first fifteen years, 1828-1843, XLV, 155. John Galt's Canadian novels, XLIX, 187. Major Richardson's "Kensington Gardens in 1830," XLVIII, 101. Some anonymous literature of the War of 1812, XLIX, 49.

Knechtel, Fritz The Inverhuron Provincial Park, season 1958, LI, 60. Ontario archaic and our nuclear future, LII, 74.

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Koester, C.B. The Queen versus George Bennett, Nicholas Flood Davin's defence of

George Brown's assassin, LXIV, 221. Konarek, J.

Algoma Central and Hudson Bay Railway: the beginnings, LXII, 73. Kyte, E.C.

(editor) Journal of the Honourable William Morris' mission to England in the year 1837, XXX, 212.

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Lacey, E.A. The Trials of John Montgomery, LII, 141.

Laidler, George John Troyer of Long Point Bay, Lake Erie, XXXIX, 15. Long Point, Lake Erie; some physical and historical aspects, XXXVI, 48. The Nottawasaga Portage, Simcoe County, Ontario, XXXV, 39.

Lajeunesse, Rev. E.J. The First four years of the settlement on the Canadian side of the

Detroit River, XLVII, 122. Lamontagne, Leopold

Comments on "The Sources of Local History" (joint author with R.A. Preston), XLIX, 120.

Kingston's French heritage, XLV, 109. Landon, Fred

Abolitionist interest in Upper Canada, XLIV, 165. Anthony Burns in Canada, XXII, 162. The Anti-slavery Society of Canada, XLVIII, 125. Canada's part in freeing the slave, XVII, 74. Captain Charles Stuart, abolitionist, PR, 205. The Diary of Benjamin Lundy written during his journey through Upper

Canada, January, 1832, XIX, 110. Dr. George F. Macdonald, LI, 216. Dr. Milo M. Quaife, LI, 292. The Evolution of local government in Ontario, XLII, 1. (editor) A Letter from John Talbot, 1838, XLIII, 43. Letters of Rev. James Evans, Methodist missionary, written during his

voyage to and residence in the Lake Superior Region, 1838-39, XXVIII, 47.

London and its vicinity, 1837-38, XXIV, 410. Louis Blake Duff, 1878-1959, LI, 289. A Pioneer abolitionist in Upper Canada, LII, 77. Rebellion losses claims in London District in 1845, XXVII, 428. Selections from the papers of James Evans, missionary to the Indians,

XXVI, 474. Social conditions among the Negroes in Upper Canada before 1865,

XXII, 144. An Upper Canada community in the political crisis of 1849, XXVI, 461. When Uncle Tom's cabin came to Canada, XLIV, 1. The Work of the American Missionary Association among the Negro

refugees in Canada West, 1848-1864, XXI, 198.

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Lapp, Eu1a Carsca11en Beware: horse thieves~ pirates~ witches!, L, 165. When Ontario girls were going West, LX, 71.

Lauriston, Victor Dr. E.M. Milner was courage incarnate, in memoriam, XLVI, 230. The Writing of "Romantic Kent", XLIV, 10l.

Lavell, W.S. The History of the present fortifications at Kingston, XXXI, 155.

Lawr, D.A. The Development of Ontario farming, 1870-1914: patterns of growth

and change, LXIV, 239. Leach, James D.

The Workers' Unity League and the Stratford Furniture workers: the anatomy of a strike, LX, 39.

Leask, J. MacKenzie Jesse Happy, a fugitive slave from Kentucky, LIV, 87.

LeBlanc, Peter G. Indian missionary contact in Huronia, 1615-1649, LX, 133.

Lee, David The Dominion general election of 1878 in Ontario, LI, 172.

Lee, Thomas E. New light on Iroquois origins, XLVIII, 185. Northern survey, L, 43.

Lee, Thomas R. The Abee D'Urfe in Quebec and Ontario, LIII, 146. (editor) An Artist inspects Upper Canada, the diary of Daniel

Fowler, 1843, L, 21l. (editor) The Artist turns farmer, chapters from the autobiography

of Daniel Fowler, LII, 99. LeFroy, Catherine F.

Recollections of Mary Warren Breckenridge, of Clarke Township, III, 110.

Legget, Robert F. A Sense of history: a guest editorial, LV, 187.

Leonard, F.E. The Normanda1e Furnace, 1829 -- Lieutenant-Governor John Graves

Simcoe, XX, 92. Lewis James K.

Religious nature of the early Negro migration to Canada and the Amherstburg Baptist Association, LVIII, 117.

Lewis, M.H. A Reappraisal of George Sheppard's contribution to the press of North

America, LXII, 179. Lewis, Rundall M.

(editor) The Diary of Mahlon Burwell, January 24 to August 4, 1827, XLIX, 199.

The Manitoulin letters of the Rev. Charles Crosbie Brough, XLVIII, 63. (editor) Thames -- its banks, XLIV, 15.

Locke, George H. The Loyalists in Ontario, XXX, 181. President's address, June 10, 1920, XVIII,S.

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Lovekin, L.A.M. The First settlers of Clarke Township, XXV, 360.

Lower, Arthur R.M. Ontario -- does it exist?, LX, 65. (editor) Three letters of William Osgoode, first Chief Justice of

Upper Canada, LVII, 181. Lyne, Daniel C.

(editor) William O'Brien's Canadian correspondence, LXIII, 131. Lyon-Fellowes, Evelyn

Bridge building on the Pagwachuan, LIV, 191.

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Mabee, Oliver R. The Ancestry and hardships of Frederick Mabee (Mabille, Maby, Mabie),

the United Empire Loyalist who settled in the Long Point settlement, Upper Canada in 1793, XXIV, 439.

McArthur, Duncan A. The Ontario Archives and the Historical Societies, XXXI,S. The Teaching of Canadian history, XXI, 206.

McCall, Alex Normandale and the Van Normans, XX, 94.

MacCallum, G.A. History of the hospital for the insane (formerly the military and

naval depot), Penetanguishene, OntariO, XII, 121. McCannel, James

Shipping out of Collingwood, XXVIII, 16. MacCartney, James R.

Sectarian strife in Dundas County, a Lutheran-Episcopalian land endowment controversy, 1784-1849, LIV, 69.

McCollom, W.A. McCollom memoirs, VI, 86.

McCrae, John Battle of Windsor, Canada, December 4th, 1838, VI, 78.

Macdonald, George F. Commodore Alexander Grant (1734-1813), XXII, 167.

McDonald, Herbert S. Memoir of Colonel Joel Stone, a United Empire Loyalist and the

founder of Gananoque, XVIII, 59. The U.E. Loyalists of the old Johnstown District, XII, 13.

Macdonell, J.A. Major-General Sir Isaac Brock, X, 5.

McGregor, Alex Egerton Ryerson, Albert Carman, and the founding of Albert College,

BelleVille, LXIII, 205. Machar, Agnes Maule

Some epochs in the story of old Kingston, VIII, 102. McIlwraith, T.F.

The Puckasaw Pit Culture, L, 41. McInnes, D.H.

(editor) The Diary of Henry Ransford, LI, 251.

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McKean, Fleetwood K. Early Parry Sound and the Beatty family, LVI, 167.

McKellar, Archibald The Old "Bragh", or hand mill, Ill, 170.

McKenty, Neil That Tory Hepburn, PR, 13 7.

MacKenzie, Charles Cataraqui, VIII, 142.

MacKirdy, Kenneth A. The Loyalty issue in the 1891 federal election campaign, and an

ironic footnote, LV, 143. National vs. provincial loyalty: the Ontario Western Boundary

Dispute, 1883-1884, LI, 191. The Vital stuff of history, an editorial (joint author with

Paul G. Cornell), LVI, 65. MacLaren, Lt.-Col. D.H.

British Naval Officers of a century ago. Barrie and its streets -­a history of their names, XVII, 106.

McLauchlan, James Reminiscences of Owen Sound and its district, XVIII, 12.

MacLeod, Malcolm Fight at the west gate, 1760, LVIII, 172. Simcoe's schooner Onoadaga, LIX, 23.

MCMorine, Rev. Archdeacon Early history of the Anglican Church in Kingston, VIII, 90.

McMullen, Rev. W.T. History of Presbyterianism in the County of Oxford, XVII, 22.

McNab, David Peter McArthur and Canadian nationalism, LXIV, 1.

McNab, John E. Toronto's industrial growth to 1891, XLVII, 59.

McOuat, Donald F. (editor) The Diary of William Graves. The record of a visit to

Canada in 1820, XLIII, 1. Functions and operations of the Historical Branch, Department of

Trave 1 and Public ity, LI, 280. Our Provincial archives, XLV, 31. Report of the Historical Branch, Department of Travel and

Publicity, for 1960, LIII, 137. Report of the Historical Branch, Department of Travel and

Publicity, for 1961, LIV, 107. Report of the Historical Branch, Department of Travel and

Publicity, for 1962, LV, 164. Macpherson, Ian

The 1945 collapse of the C.C.F. in Windsor, LXI, 197. Macpherson, K.R.

List of vessels employed on British Naval service on the Great Lakes, 1755-1875, LV, 173.

Magee, William H. Ontario in recent Canadian literature, LV, 107. A Pallid picture: the image of Ontario in modern literature, PR, 225.

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Magill, M.L. ("John Ireland") Andrew Drew and the Founding of Woodstock, LX, 229. Andrew Drew; the man who burned the LIX, 137. John H. Dunn and the Bankers, LXII, William Allan and the War of 1812, LXIV, 132.

Mahaffy, R.U. Ottawa Journalism, 1860 to 1870, XLII, 205.

Maltby, Peter L., and Monica A New look at the Peter Robinson emigration of 1823, LV, 15.

Marsh, Edith L. The County history as a factor in social progress, XIII, 53.

Marshall, Ruth Introducing the Ontario Archaeological Society, XLVIII, 195.

Martin, C.W. The First Indian land grant in Malden, VI, 11.

Martin, Chester The Loyalists in New Brunswick, XXX, 160.

Martin, John D.P. The Regiment de Watteville; its settlement and service in Upper

Canada, LII, 17. Martyn, J.P.

The Patriot invasion of Pelee Island, LVI, 153. Martyn, Lucy B.

The Cronkhite Papers, LIV, 189. Mathews, Hazel C.

(editor) Trafalgar Township in 1817, LII, 111. May, John

Bush life in the Ottawa Valley eighty years ago, XII, 153. Mealing, Stanley R.

D.W. Smith's plan for granting land to Loyalists' children, XLVIII, 133.

The Term of office of John Graves Simcoe, LI, 214. Metcalf, George

Samuel Bealy Harrison: forgotten reformer, L, 117. Metcalfe, Gwen

Report of the Museums Section of the Ontario Historical Society, 1961-1963, LVI, 150.

Milani, Lois Darroch Four went to the Civil War, LI, 259. Robert Gourlay, Gadfly, LXIII, 233.

Miller, Audrey Saunders Yonge Street politics, 1828 to 1832, LXII, 101.

Miller, arlo The Diary of H.C.R. Becher (joint editor with Rev. M.A. Garland),

XXXIII, 116. The Fat years and the lean, London, Canada in boom and depression,

1851-1861, LIII, 73. The History of the newspaper press in London, 1830-1878, XXXII, 114.

Miller, Roscoe R. The WeIland Canal Company and the Duke of Wellington, XLVI, 63.

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Mills, G.K. The Nottawasaga River Route, VIII, 40.

Mills, H.E. The Elora community: story of a hundred years, XXX, 70.

Mitchell, James Deep waterways movements. Their origin and progress in Ontario,

XIX, 134. Moir, John S.

Early Methodism in the Niagara Peninsula, XLIII, 51. An Early record of Laura Secord's walk, LI, 105. An Early town meeting, XLIX, 198. FitzGibbon's secret visitor, XLVIII, 108. (editor) Four poems on the Rebellion of 1837, LVII, 47. Laura Secord again, LIV, 190. Mr. Mackenzie's secret reporter, LV, 205. Methodism and higher education, 1843-1849, a qualification, XLIV, 109. The Upper Canadian religious tradition, PR, 189. The Upper Canadian roots of church disestablishment, LX, 247.

Montgomery, Malcolm Historiography of the Iroquois Indians, 1925-1963, LV, 247. The Legal status of the Six Nations Indians in Canada, LV, 93. The Six Nations Indians and the Macdonald Franchise, LVII, 13.

Moore, Kathlean V. Dr. John Dearness, in memoriam, XLVII, 43.

Morgan, H.R. The First Tay Canal; an abortive Upper Canadian transportation

enterprise of a century ago, XXIX, 103. (editor) Parish register of Brockville and vicinity, 1814-1830,

XXXVII I , 77. Steam navigation on the Ottawa River, XXIII, 370.

Morris, J.H. The Origin of our Maple Leaf emblem, V, 21.

Morrison, Rev. John David Zeisberger and his Delaware Indians, XII, 176. "The Toon O'Maxwell" -- an Owen settlement in Lambton County, Ontario,

XII,S. Morrison, Neil F.

(editor) Portraits of the Canadian Parliament of 1850, XLII, 153. (editor) A Wedding trip of 1854, XLIX, 195.

Muggeridge, John John Rolph -- a reluctant rebel, LI, 217.

Muir, R.C. Burford's first settler, politician and military man -- Benajah

Mallory, XXVI, 492. Munro, John A.

English-Canadianism and the demand for Canadian autonomy: Ontario's response to the Alaska Boundary Decision, 1903, LVII, 189.

Murray, Alexander L. The Provincial Freeman: a new source for the history of the Negro

in Canada, LI, 25. Murray, Florence B.

Agricultural settlement on the Canadian Shield: Ottawa River to Georgian Bay, PR, 178.

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Murray, Elsie McLeod An Upper Canada "Bush Business" in the fifties, XXXVI, 4l.

Murray, Elsie McLeod, see also Jury, Elsie McLeod Murray, J.McE.

John Norton, XXXVII, 7. (editor) A Recovered letter, W.W. Baldwin to C.B. Wyatt 6th April,

1813, XXXV, 49. Mustard, W.P.

Upper Canada in 1794; a synopsis of John C. Ogden's "Tour", XXI, 210.

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Needler, G.H. Champlain's route with the Huron war party in 1615, XLI, 201.

Neidhardt, W.S. The Abortive Fenian uprising in Canada West, .a documentary study,

LXI, 74. The American government and the Fenian Brs1therhood: a study in

mutual political opportunism, LX~V, ?7. The Fenian Brotherhood and Western O~tario: the final years,

LX, 149. Nelles, H.V.

Loya1ism and local power, the District of Niagara, 1792-1837, LVIII, 99.

Nelligan, Francis J. Catholic Missionary labours on the Lake Superior frontier, 1667-1751,

LI, 237. Noble, Henry Harmon

A Loyalist of the St. Lawrence, XVI, 29.

o

Oliver, Peter N. Howard Ferguson, the timber scandal and the leadership of the

Ontario Conservative Party, LXII, 163. Tory hatchet man: Howard Ferguson on the Whitney backbenches,

LXI, 121. Onn, David

Egerton Ryerson's philosophy of education: something borrowed or something new?, LXI, 77.

Ormsby, W.G. The Upper Canada state papers: an untapped research source, XLIII, 29.

Osborne, Alexander Campbell The Migration of Voyageurs from Drummond Island to Penetanguishene in

1828, III, 123. Pioneer sketches and family reminiscences, XXI, 213.

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Palmer, James L. et al Wolford Chapel~ burial place of Governor Simcoe, XXIV, 443.

Pammett, Howard T. Assisted emigration from Ireland to Upper Canada under Peter

Robinson in 1825, XXXI, 178. The Steamboat era on the Trent-Otonabee Waterway: 1830-1950,

LVI, 67. Panabaker, D.N.

Address of the President, Waterloo County Pioneers' Memorial Association, turning-the-sod exercises, June 24, 1924, XXII, 182.

Pardoe, AlI'ern The First chapter of Upper Canadian history, VII, 5.

Paterson, Gilbert The Professional settler in Upper Canada, XXVIII, 120.

Patterson, E. Palmer The Poet and the Indian: Indian themes in the poetry of Duncan

Campbell Scott and John Collier, LIX, 69. Patterson, Nancy Lou

Mennonite folk art of Waterloo County, LX, 81. Patterson, W.J.

The Long Point Furnace, XXXVI, 70. Pattullo, George R.

Leaves from an unpublished volume, XVII, 5. Pearson, Richard

The Macdonald site, LI, 56. Pease, William H. and Jane H. Pease

Uncle Tom and Clayton; fact, fiction, and mystery, L, 61. Penlington, Norman

Ontario's contribution to the South African War, XLII, 171. Phelps, Edward

Foundations of the Canadian oil industry, 1850-1866, PR, 156. Philp, John

The Economic and social effects of the British garrisons on the development of Western Upper Canada, XLI, 37.

Pierce, Lorne C.W. Jefferys, O.S.A., R.C.A., LL.D., XLI, 213.

P layter, Ge orge F. An Account of the founding of three military settlements in

Eastern Ontario -- Perth, Lanark, and Richmond, 1815-20, XX, 98. Poldon, Amelia

Women in pioneer life, XVII, 25. Pomeroy, Elsie

Mary E1ecta Adams: a pioneer educator, XLI, 107. Popham, Robert E.

Late Huron occupations of Ontario: an archaeological survey of Innisfil Township, XLII, 81.

Prang, Margaret The Evolution of a Victorian Liberal, N.W. Rowell, PR, 126. Mackenzie King woos Olltario, 1919-1921, LVIII, 1.

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Preston, Richard A. Broad pennants on Point Frederick, L, 81. Comments on "The Sources of Local History" (joint author with

Leopold Lamontagne), XLIX, 120. The Fate of Kingston's warships, XLIV, 85. The History of the Port of Kingston, 1673-1847, XLVI, 201. The History of the Port of Kingston, Part II. Decline, 1845-1953,

XLVII, 23. R.M.C., and Kingston: the effect of imperial and military

influences on a Canadian community, LX, 104. Purdy, J.D.

John Strachan's educational policies, 1815-1841, LXIV, 45.

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Quea1ey, F .M. The Fenian invasion oi Canada West, June 1st and 2nd, 1866,

LIlI, 37.

R

Radin, Paul An Introductive inquiry in the study of Ojibwa religion, XII, 210.

Raudzens, George "Red George" Macdonell, military saviour of Upper Canada?, LXII, 199.

Ray, Hugh Reminiscences of the Highland Pioneers in Eldon, Victoria County,

XXIV, 462. Rea, James Edgar

Barnabas Bidwell, a note on the American years, LX, 31. Reed, T .A.

The Historic value of street names, XXV, 385. (editor) John Strachan's journey from Montreal to Kingston 1n

December 1799, XLII, 213. The Scaddings, a pioneer family in York, XXXVI, 7. The Story of Toronto, XXX, 201.

Regehr, Theodore D. Land ownership in Upper Canada, 1783-1796, a background to the first table of fees, LV, 35.

Reid, Frank Vittoria, the old capital of London District, 1816-27, XX, 105.

Reid, W.D. Johan JostHerkimer, U.E., and his family, XXXI, 215.

Reive, W.G. Cemeteries and graves in the Niagara District, XXIX, 76.

Rempel, John L A Brief history of polygonal buildings with residual evidence in

Ontario, LVI, 235. \ The History and development of early forms of building construction

in Ontario, Part I, LII, 235; Part II, LIII, 1.

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Richards, Elva M. The Joneses of Brockville and the Family Compact, LX, 169.

Richards, J. Howard Lands and policies: attitudes and controls in the alienation of

lands in Ontario during the first century of settlement, L, 193.

Riddell, Walter Farming in Northumberland County: 1833 to 1895, XXX, 143.

Riddell, William Renwick The Ancaster "Bloody Assize" of 1814, XX, 107. Benajah Mallory, traitor, XXVI, 573. The Bidwell elections; a political episode in Upper Canada a

century ago, XXI, 236. A Canadian Hampden, XXIV, 500. A Cause c~lebre a century ago, XXIII, 462. Chevalier Charles de Raymond on the posts in French Canada,

XXVIII, 140. Criminal courts and law in early (Upper) Canada, XXII, 210. The Criminal law in reference to marriage in Upper Canada, XXI, 233. Dr. Edward Jenner and the Canadian pirate, XXVII, 525. Echo in Canada of the imprisonment by the Assembly of Pennsylvania of

Provost the Reverend William Smith in 1758, XXVII, 529. An Echo of the War of 1812, XXIII, 434. The First Attorney-General of Upper Canada - John White (1792-1800),

XXIII, 413. The First British courts in Canada, XXI, 227. The First Canadian bishop and the trade in liquor with the Indians,

XXVII, 534. The First copyrighted book in the Province of Canada, XXV, 405. The First legal execution for crime in Upper Canada, XXVII, 514. A Forgotten Canadian poet, XXI, 245. (Introduction to) George Coventry: a contemporary account of the

rebellion in Upper Canada, 1837, XVII, 113. "His honour", the Lieutenant -Governor, and "His Lordshi p", the

Justice, XXII, 255. Joseph Willocks, Sheriff, Member of Parliament and traitor, XXIV, 475. Last official report on the French posts in the northern part of

North America, XXVIII, 132. The Law Society of Upper Canada in 1822, XXIII, 450. The Legislature of Upper Canada and contempt, drastic methods of

early provincial parliaments with critics, XXII, 186. "A Letter addressed to two great men" (Pitt and Newcastle), XXIII, 389. Method of abolition of slavery in England, Scotland and Upper Canada

compared, XXVII, 511. The Mosquito in Upper Canada, XVII, 85. An Official record of slavery in Upper Canada, XXV, 393. An Old law book, XXIV, 472. An Old provincial newspaper (1836), XIX, 139. The "Ordinary" Court of Chancery in Upper Canada: an attempt by the

Lieutenant-Governor to act as chancellor, XXII, 222. Pierre du Calvet: a Huguenot refugee in early Montreal; his treason

and fate, XXII, 239.

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Riddell, William Renwick cont'd. Popular medicine in Upper Canada a century ago, XXV, 398. The Prerogative court in Upper Canada, XXIII, 397. Quaker marriages in Upper Canada, XXIV, 507. Retention of Canada at the Peace of 1763, XXV, 388. Robert (Fleming) Gourlay, XIV, 5. The "Shivaree" and the original, XXVII, 522. Some references to Negroes in Upper Canada, XIX, 144. The Story of an old statute, XXVII, 517. A Story of early Upper Canada, XXIII, 384. Thomas Scott, the second Attorney-General of Upper Canada, XX, 126. Toronto in cartography, XXVIII, 143. A Tragedy of the back-country of Ontario, XXVII, 520. A Trial for high treason in 1838, XVIII, 50. "Was Molly Brant married?", XIX, 147. When a few claimed monopoly of spiritual functions; Canadian state

trials -- the King against Clark Bentom, XXII, 202. Ridley, Frank

An Archaeological reconnaissance of Lake Abitibi, Ontario, XLVIII, 18. Exploring in Michipicoten, XLVIII, 195. Northern Survey, LI, 67. The Ontario Iroquoian Controversy, LV, 49. A Search for historic neutral, LI, 59. A Search for Ossossane and its environs, XXXIX, 7.

Risteen, Frank B. Children of Sir John Johnson and Lady Mary (Polly) Johnson, married

at New York, June 30, 1773, LXIII, 93. Robb, Andrew

The Toronto Globe and the defence of Canada, 1861-1866, LXIV, 65. Robertson, H.H.

Hugh Hastings, state historian of New York, and the Clinton Papers a criticism, VI, 97.

A Register of baptisms and marriages in the Gore and London Districts, by Rev. Ralph Leeming, from 1816 to 1827, V, 91.

Robinson, Percy J. More about Toronto, XLV, 123. The Toronto carrying-place, XXIX, 82. The Toronto carrying-place and the Toronto Purchase, XXXIX, 41.

Rogers, R.V. The First Commission of the Peace for the District of Mecklenburg,

VIII, 49. Rosser, F.T.

Colonel Thomas Talbot vs. John Nixon, XXXVIII, 23. First London Welsh Baptist Church (Denfield), XXXIII, 104. "Squire" Matthews of Southwold and Stamford, XLVII, 13.

Rowe, Mrs. S. Anderson record, from 1699 to 1896, VI, 109.

Ruley, Jesse T. Along the Four Mile Creek, XLVIII, 111.

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Russell, Hon. Peter The Correspondence of the Honourable Peter Russell, with allied

Documents relating to his administration of the government of Upper Canada during the official term of Lieutenant-Governor J.G. Simcoe, while on leave of absence; collected and edited for the Ontario Historical Society by E.A. Cruikshank and A.F. Hunter. 3 volumes. Toronto: Ontario Historical Society, 1932-36.

Rutherford, James H. Early navigation on the Georgian Bay, XVIII, 14.

Ryan, H.R.S. Echoes from the minute books. Notes on the proceedings of the Board

of Police of Port Hope, 1834-1849, XLII, 183. Ryan, Larry

The Ontario Heritage Foundation, LXIII, 145. Ryerse, George J.

Port Ryerse; its harbour and former trade, XX, 145.

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Saunders, Robert E. What was the Family Compact?, XLIX, 165.

Saywe1l, John T. The Early history of Canadian oil companies: a chapter in Canadian

business history, LIII, 67. Scammell, E.H.

The Rush-Bagot agreement of 1817, XIII, 58. Scott, Beryl H. " 'The Story of Silver Islet, XLIX, 125. Scott,' W.L.

A U.E. Loyalist family, XXXII, 140. Seaman, Holly S.

The Rev. William Smart, Presbyterian minister of Elizabethtown, V, 17S. Senior, Hereward

The Genesis of Canadian orangeism, LX, 13. Severance, Frank H.

Collections of historical material relating to the War of 1812, X, 43. Shaw, R.W.

The Treaty made with the Indians at Kingston, May 31, 1819, for the surrender of lands, XXVII, 540.

The Treaty made with the Indians at Smith's Creek (Port Hope), November 5, l81S, for the surrender of lands, XXV, 415.

The Treaty made with the Indians for the surrender of lands in the Collingwood region, October 17, ISIS, XXVIII, 146.

Sherk, Rev. A.B. Early militia matters in Upper Canada, lSOS-1842, XIII, 67. The Pennsylvania Germans of Waterloo County, Ontario, VII, 9S. A Pioneer Academy, XXIII, 466.

Sherk, Michael Gonder An Old family account book, VII, 120. Reminiscences of the Upper part of the Old Niagara River Road, XXV, 420.

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Shortt, Adam The Economic effect of the War of 1812 on Upper Canada, X, 79.

Shutt, Greta M. (editor) A Brief history of the Guelph Congregational Church by

The Rev. George H. Knighton, LI~ 199. Sider, E. Morris

The Early years of the Tunkers in Upper Canada, LI, 121. Simcoe, John Graves

The Correspondence of Lieut.-Governor John Graves Simcoe, with allied documents relating to his administration of the government of Upper Canada. Collected and edited by E.A. Cruikshank. 5 volumes. Toronto: Ontario Historical Society, 1923-31.

Simons, John Robinson The Fortunes of a United Empire Loyalist family, XXIII, 470.

Sinclair, James The Former names of the Thames River, XVII, 37.

Sissons, C.B. (editor) George Ryenon to Sir Peregrine Maitland, 9 June 1826,

XLIV, 23. Skinner, Alanson

Bear customs of the Cree and other Algonkin Indians of Northern Ontario, XII, 203.

Smart, Rev. William An Early baptismal register, Brockvil1e, XXV, 367.

Smith, Alexander Some Hessians of the U.E.L. settlement in Marysburgh, XXI, 259.

Smith, Alison John Strachan and early Upper Canada, 1799-1814, LII, 159.

Smith, Donald B. "Grey Owl", LXIII, 161.

Smith, (Judge) George The Amishman, XVII, ~O.

Smith, George (editor) Reminiscences of the first Sarnia Survey (joint editor

with Leslie K. Smith), LIX, 79. Smith Gordon J.

Capt. Joseph Brant's status as a chief, and some of his descendants, XII, 89.

Smith, Leslie K. (editor) Reminiscences of the first Sarnia Survey (joint editor

with George Smith), LIX, 79. Smith, Russell D.

The Early years of the Great Western Railway, 1833-1857, LX, 205. The Northern Railway, its origin and construction, 1834-1855,

XLVIII, 24. Snell, James

The West Toronto by-election of 1873 and Thomas Moss, LVIII, 236. Snider, C.H.J.

Further search for the Griffon, XLVIII, 1. In search of the Griffon, XLIV, 31. Recovery of H.M S. Tecumseth, of Upper Canada Naval Department,

succeeding His Majesty's Provincial Marine, at Penetanguishene, August 29, 1953, XLVI, 97.

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Sorrell, Richard S. 1828 Upper Canada election results table, LXIII, 67.

Sowter, T.W. Edwin The Highway of the Ottawa, XIII, 42.

Spenc e, Hugh S. James White, 1863-1928: a biographical sketch, XXVII, 543.

Spencer, Rev. P.L. Ship and shanty in the early fifties, XVIII, 25.

Spooner, Hilary Sharon Temple and the Children of Peace, L, 219.

Spragge, George W. (editor) The Camboose shanty by Charles MacNamara, LI, 73. Colonization roads in Canada West, 1850-1867, XLIX, 1. The Cornwall Grammar School under John Strachan, 1803-1812, XXXIV, 63. (editor) A Diary of 1&37, by John Sandfie1d MacDonald, XLVII, 1. Did the Duke of Kent visit York?, XLIX, 97. The Districts of Upper Canada, 1788-1849, XXXIX, 91 and PR, 34. Elementary education in Upper Canada, 1820-1840, XLIII, 107. The Great seals and the arms of Ontario, LI, 33. (editor) The John Strachan letter book: 1812-1834; edited with an

introduction and notes by George W. Spragge. Toronto: Ontario Historical Societ;, 1946.

(editor) A Letter from Government House, Toronto, December 1837, LI, 23l.

Meeting place of the first legislature of Upper Canada, LII, 140. The Provincial agent for Upper Canada, XXXVIII, 7. (editor) The Steamship Traveller and the Rebellion of 1837, LII, 251. The Trinity Medical College, LVIII, 63. The Upper Canada Central School, XXXII, 171. (editor) A Visit to Upper Canada in 1830, by John Richards,

XLVIII, 117. Squair, John

An Election in 1867, XV, 44. A Letter written in 1836, XV, 46. President's address, June 5, 1918, XVI, 5.

Squire, Rev. Bowen P. The Rediscovery of the Kente Region, LII, 56.

Stacey, C.P. Confederation: The Atmosphere of crisis, PR, 73. (editor) Upper Canada at war, 1814, Captian Armstrong reports,

XLVIII, 37. The War of 1812 in Canadian history, L, 153.

Stamp, Robert M. Educational leadership in Ontario, 1867-1967, PR, 196. J.D. Edgar and the Pacific Junction Railway: the problems of a

nineteenth century Ontario Railway promoter, LV, 119. Stanley, George F.G.

Historic Kingston and its defences, XLVI, 21. Invasion, 1838, LIV, 237. Regionalism in Canadian history, LI, 163. The Significance of the Six Nations participation in the War of 1812,

LV, 215. The Six Nations and the American Revolution, LVI, 217.

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Staton, Frances M. Some unusual sources of information in the Toronto Reference Library

on the Canadian Rebellion of 1837-38, XVII, 58. Steele, Millicent Pollock and Ellen Frances Steele

Diary of a voyage from London to Upper Canada in 1833, XXIII, 483. Stevenson, Hugh A.

James H. Coyne, an early contributor to Canadian Historical scholarship, LIV, 25.

Stewart, I. Anette The 1841 election of Dr. William Dunlop as Member of Parliament for

Huron County, XXXIX, 51. Story, Norah

Notes and comments, LXII, 118. Strachan, John

The John Strachan letter book: 1812-1834; edited with an introduction and notes by George W. Spragge. Toronto: Ontario Historical Society, 1946.

SuIte, Benjamin The Valley of the Ottawa in 1613, XIII, 31.

Sumner, Elsie Graham Activities of Canadian patriots in the Rochester District, 1837-1838,

XXXVI, 28. Surtees, R.J.

The Development of an Indian Reserve Policy in Canada, LXI, 87. Swainson, Donald

Business and politics: the career of John Willoughby Crawford, LXI, 225.

Swayne, Rev. W.G. The Second St. John's Church, Bath, 1793-1925, XXIII, 560.

Sweetman, Paul Ontario Archaeological Society activities, L, 58. A Preliminary report on the Peterborough Petroglyphs, XLVII, 101.

Switzer, E.E. The Switzers of the Bay of Quinte, VI, 95.

Symons, Rose Kate Thorburn The Brock monument and a visitor's book, 1829 and 1830, XXIX, 72.

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Tait, Terence D. Haileybury: the early years, LV, 192.

Talbot, Allen G. In memory of the Tolpuddle Martyrs, LXII, 65. Ontario origin of the Canadian Explosives Industry, LVI, 45.

Talman, James J. Agricultural societies of Upper Canada, XXVII, 545. Church of England missionary effort in Upper Canada, XXV, 438. An Episode in Latin-American and Canadian relations, XXXVIII, 51. In memoriam, A.H. Young, XXXV,S. Migration from Ontario to Manitoba in 1871, XLIII, 35.

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Talman, James J. cont'd. Pioneer drinking habits and the rise of the temperance agitation in

Upper Canada prior to 1840 (joint author with M.A. Garland), XXVII, 34l.

Some precursors of the Ontario Historical Society, XL, 13. Travel in Ontario before the coming of the railway, XXIX, 85. The United Empire Loyalists, PR, 3.

Tasker, L.H. The United Empire Loyalist settlement at Long Point, Lake Erie, II, 9.

Taylor, Andrew W. (editor) An Account of the first mission of the Associate Synod to

Canada West by Thomas Beveridge, L, 101. Teefy, L.

Historical notes on Yonge Street, V, 53. Teefy, Matthew

Annals of an old Post Office on Yonge Street (Richmond Hill), XIII,S. Tennyson, Brian Douglas

The Cruise of the Mir:u:1ie M., LIX, 125. Premier Hearst, the war and votes for women, LVII, 115. Sir Adam Beck and the Ontario General Election of 1919, LVIII, 157. Sir William Hearst and the Ontario Temperance Act, LV, 233. The Succession of William H. Hearst to the Ontario Premiership,

September 1914, LVI, 185. Thomas, Charles and Jame3 C. Thomas

Reminiscences of the Eirst settlers in the County of Brant, XII, 58. Thomas, Clara

Vice-Chancellor Robert Sympson Jameson, 17]8-1854, memorial for a forgotten man, LVI,S.

Thomas, Redmond The Beginning of navigation and the tourist industry in Muskoka,

XLII, 10l. Thompson, David

Remarks on the maps from St. Regis to Sault Ste. Marie, I, 117. Thompson, Joanne Emily

The Influence of Dr. Emily Howard Stowe on the woman suffrage movement in Carada, LIV, 253.

Thompson, Mabel W. Billy Green, "The Scout", XLIV, 173.

Thwaites, Reuben Gold Romantic eleme.lts in the history of the MiSSissippi Valley, X, 33.

Timothy, Hamilton E. Preamble to a psychological biography of John Galt, LVI, 261.

Tinkiss-Good, Mabel In the path of progress, St. Lawrence Valley sites threatened by

the Seaway, XLV, 165. Tolan, Mrs. Stanley C.

Christian WaIner, a Methodist pioneer, XXXVII, 71. Ernest Green, F.R. HIST. S., XLIII, 72.

Torok, C .H. The Tyendinaga Mohawks: the village as a basic factor in Mohawk

social structure, LVII, 69.

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Trigger, Bruce Graham The Historic location of the Hurons, LIV, 137. A Reply to Mr. Ridley, LV, 161.

Tucker, H.G. A Warrior of the Odahwahs, XVIII, 32.

Tyrrell, J.B. Arrivals and departures of ships, Moose Factory, Hudson Bay,

Province of Ontario (1751-1880), XIV, 163. Reuben Burr, Loyalist, XXXIV,S.

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Underhill, Frank (editor) An American Consul's advice, 1370, XLIII, 151.

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Van Every, Margaret Francis Hector C1ergue and the rise of Sault Ste. Marie as an

industrial centre, LVI, 191. Vaughan, Carol Lawrie

The Bank of Upper Canada in politics, 1817-1840, LX, 185.

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Waite, Peter B. (editor) The Cock-pit: 1869. Tournament at Brockton. Grand gathering

of rowdies. An alderman among them. Brutal scenes, LIX, 89. (editor) A Nova Scotian in Toronto, 1858, LV, 155.

Waldie, Jean H. George W. Broomfield, in memoriam, XLVII, 44. The Iroquois poetess, Pauline Johnson, XL, 65. Pioneer days in Brant County, XXXV, 56.

Walker, David F. Transportation of coal into Southern Ontario, 1871-1921, LXIII, 15.

Walker, Frank N. Birth of the Buffalo and Brantford Railway, XLVII, 81.

Wallace, Malcolm W. Pioneers of the Scotch settlement on the shore of Lake St. Clair,

XLI, 173. The Old stage road along Lake St. Clair, XXV, 450.

Wallace, W. Stewart The Graduates of King's College, Toronto, XLII, 163. (editor) "A Tassie Boy", fragment of an autobiographical sketch,

by the Reverend W.G. Wallace, XLVI, 169. Wallis, Hugh M.

James Wallis, founder of Fenelon Falls and pioneer in the early development of Peterborough, LIII, 257.

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Warner, Clarence M. Canadian history as a subject of research, XV,S.

Warner, Mabel V. Memorials at Lundy's Lane, LI, 43.

Waterbury, W.B. Sketch of Peter Teeple, Loyalist and pioneer, 1762-1847, I, 122.

Watson, J.W. The Changing industrial pattern of the Niagara Peninsula, XXXVII, 49.

Watson, O.K. Moraviantown, XXVIII, 125.

Watt, James T. Anti-Catholicism in Ontario politics: the role of the Protestant

Protective Association in the 1894 Election, LIX, 57. Weatherford, John

The Vicomte De Vaux: would be Canadian, XLVII, 49. Weekes, William M.

The War of 1812, civil authority and martial law in Upper Canada, XLVIII, 147.

Wellington, I.M. Presqu'isle, V, 61.

Wetherell, Alice Charles Daniel Parfitt, XLIV, 45. (editor) The Diary of Augusta Silverthorn, XLV, 75. The Joseph Silverthorn account-book, XLIII, 93.

Wheatley, A.B. Ontario Provincial Park Museums, LIII, 197.

Whebell, C.F.J. Pre-Confederation houses in Norfolk County, Ontario, LVIII, 225. Printed maps of Upper Canada, 1800-1864, a select bibliography,

XLIX, 139. White, Catherine (Chrysler)

Reminiscence of Mrs. White, of White's Mills, near Cobourg, Upper Canada, formerly Miss Catherine Chrysler, of Sydney, near Belleville, aged 79, VII, 153.

White, James Place-names in Georgian Bay, XI, 5.

Williams, David The Origin of the names of the Post Offices in Simcoe County,

VII, 193. Williams, J.G.

Recording local history in pictures, XXIX, 117. Williams, W.O.

The Barbara Heck house, LIV, 188. Wilson, Alan

John Northway's career: an approach to Ontaridshistory, LVI, 37. Wilson, M.E.

The Steele family, XXXIV, 117. Wilson, Pearl

Consumer buying in Upper Canada, 1791-1840, XXXVI, 33. Irish John Willson, and family, loyalists, XXXI, 228. Nathaniel Pettit, XXXII, 192.

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Wintemberg, W.J. German-Canadian folk-lore, III, 86. The Place and stream names of Oxford County, Ontario, XXII, 259.

Wise, S.F. Tory factionalism: Kingston elections and Upper Canadian politics,

1820-1836, LVII, 205. Upper Canada and the Conservative tradition, PR, 20.

Wolfe, Roy 1. The Changing patterns of tourism in Ontario, PR, 173. The Summer resorts of Ontario in the nineteenth century, LIV, 149.

Wol1ock, Jeffrey (editor) Glimpses at a Hamilton family, LXIV, 105.

Woodhouse, Thomas Roy The Birth of the Town of Dundas, XLIII, 59. A Diary for the year 1827, XXXVI, 21. The Identity of John Armour discovered, XLV, 164. (editor) A Trip to Upper Canada, August 1835, from the diary of

John Armour Jr., XLV, 129. Wright, C.M.

The Diary of C.M. Wright, 58th Batt., 14th Brigade, France, No. 1260428, XXIII, 511.

Wright, J.V. Comments on the Bruce, XLVIII, 193.

Wrong, George M. The Background of the Loyalist movement 1763-1783, XXX, 171.

Wurtele, Douglas J. Mossom Boyd: lumber king of the Trent Valley, L, 177.

Wyatt, Louise (editor) The Johnson Letters, XL, 27.

Young, A.H. The Bethunes, XXVII, 553. "Bishop" Peters, XXVII, 583.

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In and about St. Thomas over one hundred years ago, XXXV, 6. The Mission of Cornwall, 1784-1812, XXV, 481. More Langhorn letters, XXIX, 47. Ottawa a hundred years ago, XXVIII, 35. The Rev. George Okil1 Stuart, M.A., LL.D. (second rector of York and

of Kingston), XXIV, 512. The Rev. John Langhorn, Church of England missionary at Fredericksburgh

and Ernesttown, 1787-1813, XXIII, 523. The Rev. John Ogilvie, D.D., an army chaplain at Fort Niagara and

Montreal, 1759-1760, XXII, 296. The Rev. Richard Pollard, XXV, 455. The Rev. Robert Addison, XIX, 171. The Rev. Robert Addison and St. Mark's Church, XIX, 158. Sir William Johnson, Bt., 1715-1774, XXVII, 575. Thomas Barton: a Pennsylvania Loyalist, XXX, 33. Toronto: how and why it grew, XXX, 189.

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Zaslow, Morris (editor) The Defended border: Upper Canada and the War of 1812;

a collection of writings giving a comprehensive picture of the War of 1812 in Upper Canada: the military struggle, the effects of war on the people, and the legacies of the War. Toronto: Macmillan for Ontario Historical Society, 1964.

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