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| Source |
An Illustrated History of Collingwood Township |
| Author |
Editor: Shannon, Bill |
Coverage
Publication information
| Type |
Book |
| Publisher |
Council of the Township of Collingwood |
| Date issued |
1979 |
| Place issued |
Grey, Ontario, Canada |
Citation
| Editor: Shannon, Bill. An Illustrated History of Collingwood Township. (Grey, Ontario, Canada: Council of the Township of Collingwood, 1979). |
Partial Index
This book does not contain an index. During my research of the White family I developed the following partial index.
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Box:
| Name
| Maiden Name
| Page References
| Comment
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| Alexander, Harold | | 119 |
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| Allcock | | 191 | Listed as an early Ravenna family. Related to Thomas Everett Allcock?
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| Atkin, Edward | | 311 | Census Returns – 1851
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| Atkin, Edward | | 332 | Whites Methodist Church Cemetery, Edward Atkins, 1812-1862
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| Atkin, Edwards | | 49 | Early settler on tenth line -- brother-in-law of Samuel, Thomas & William White
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| Atkin, Edwards | | 214 | Early settler of Tenth Line, came in 1848.
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| Atkins, Eliza | | 332 | Whites Methodist Church Cemetery, Eliza Atkins, 1818-1873, wife of Edward.
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| Atkins, Villa & Beulah | | 135 | Pictured with Orioles girl’s baseball team. Were they related to Edward Atkin?
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| Carscadden | | 217 | lists T. D. Carscadden as one of the first members of the Victoria Farmer's Club.
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| Crosskill, Benjamin | | 216 | Mary Ann White ... married Benjamin Crosskill of Lincolnshire. After his death in 1870 ...
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| Crosskill, C. Clayton (Clayt) | | 220 | ..set up an apiary … about 1918.
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| Crosskill, Frederick | | 216 | A son, Fred Crosskill, and his descendants carried on the Crosskill name for many years on the tenth line.
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| Crosskill, Mary Ann | White | 216 | Pictured with her daughter Emma
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| Gekill, Helen & Ethel | | 219 | Shown in picture of Tenth Line School S.S. #5, 1912
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| Green, Charlotte | Ackroyd | 332 | Green, Charlotte, 1792-1867 age 75, wife of Mayman
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| Green, Mayman | | 332 | Green, Mayman, 88, 1779-1867
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| Johnston, Emma | Crosskill | 216 | Pictured with her mother.
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| Johnston, J J | | 216 |
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| Johnston, W F | | 105 | Bought sawmill in Kolapore in 1890 with T B White, Jr.
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| Johnston, White and Company | | 168 & 169 | Pictures and references to partners, John Johnston, T.B. White Jr., William F Johnston and James L White.
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| McBride, John W | | 149 | Picture. Heathcote doctor from late 1880’s until end of the century.
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| Metcalfe, Charles H | | 206 |
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| Moore Elwood S | | 114 & 157 |
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| Moore, Dr. Frank | | 293 | 1870 to 1955 – short biography and several of his poems.
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| Moore, Frank R | | 114, 119 & 157 | Picture with his wife in 1912 Roadster
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| Pentland, George Ernest | | 157 | Hanover School Inspector
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| Richardson, Elizabeth | | 295 | Mentioned in short biography of Louise Richardson Rorke
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| Rogers, Daniel H | | 314 |
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| Rorke, Catherine | | 295 | Mentioned in short biography of Louise Richardson Rorke
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| Rorke, Catherine | | 322 | She taught school in 1891 – Mrs. James L White
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| Rorke, Catherine | | 332 | A teacher at U.S.S. #1, Hurlburt's in 1891
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| Rorke, Edward | | 118 |
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| Rorke, George | | 143, 295 & 314 | Mentioned in short biography of Louise Richardson Rorke
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| Rorke, Joseph | | 314 |
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| Rorke, Louis Valentine | | 157 | picture
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| Rorke, Louise Richardson | | 295 | Short biography and poem "Prayer for a Little Cottage"
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| Rorke, Richard | | 118, 144, 311 & 314 |
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| Rorke, Richard | | 57 | picture
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| Rorke, Thomas Jacob | | 143, 144, 311, 313 & 314 | Picture on page 144
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| Rorke, William | | 143, 144, 147, 311 & 314 |
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| Sine, Clifford | | 109 | …sold his business to Clifford Sine who carried on the village drug store.
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| Sine, Clifford | | 134 | Included in picture of Duncan sawmill 1911
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| Smith, J H | | 48 | Signed as witness to marruage of Bryce Maguire and Serah Ferguson – June 8, 1858
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| Smith, James | | 47 | James Smith settled on lot 16, concession 9 in 1847, coming from the United States by way of Vaughn Township. In the late 1850's he returned to the United States.
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| Smith, James | | 61 | 1855 council – representative for the “West”
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| Smith, James | | 191 | Early Ravenna settler in about 1848. First Ravenna man on municipal council. Left about 1856.
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| Smith, James | | 311 | Census Returns -- 1851.
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| Smith, Martha | | 47 | ... Martha remained ... as the wife of Thomas B. White, Sr.
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| Sparling | | 147 | A sawmill was built in the early 1870’s….The Owners, Sparling & Cumming, soon sold it to William Hemish.
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| Sparling, Fred | | 183 | Minnie, Ettie and Fred in a picture of a Sons of Temperance Meeting
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| Sparling, William | | 111 | Brick mason in 1892. Related to Fred Sparling?
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| Sparlings | | 185 | lists the Sparling’s as one of the early families to settle in Euphrasia.
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| Vamplew, Betsy | | 332 | Whites Methodist Church Cemetery, Betsy Vamplew, 21 days, 1851, daughter of William and Ann Maria.
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| Vamplew, Clarence | | 151 | Sunday School superintendent. Relative to William?
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| Vamplew, Clarence, May & Elmer | | 153 | Picture of students of Union School Section #4, Heathcote -- 1908
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| Vamplew, Eliza | | 332 | Whites Methodist Church Cemetery, Eliza Vamplew, 1861-1864, daughter of William and Ann Maria.
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| Vamplew, James | | 332 | Whites Methodist Church Cemetery, James Vamplew, 1855, son of William and Ann Maria
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| Vamplew, Susan | | 332 | Whites Methodist Church Cemetery, Susan Vamplew, 1856-1858, daughter of William and Ann Maria
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| Vamplew, Susan | | 332 | Whites Methodist Church Cemetery, Susan Vamplew, 1858-1864, daughter of William and Ann Maria
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| Vamplew, William | | 49 | Brother-in-law of Samuel, Thomas & William White joined them by 1851
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| Vamplew, William | | 60 | 1854 -- pathmaster
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| Vamplew, William | | 150 | Knew Thomas Dooks in the Toronto Gore
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| Vamplew, William | | 214 | By 1851 ... William Vamplew and his wife were living with Thomas B. White...
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| Vamplew, William | | 311 & 313 | Census Returns -- 1851 & 1861
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| White, E Frank | | 271 | Chairman of Programming Committee for Patrons of Industry in Collingwood Township.
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| White, Elizabeth | | 319 | S.S. #5 Tenth Line -- 1877 -- Miss Elizabeth White -- Assistant Teacher. Assume this is Frances Elizabeth White.
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| White, Gerald | | 334-335 | Gerald was a committee member for the creation of this book. he was appointed by council in February 1978. It records that he was recently retired from co-ordination and placement, University of Waterloo, and previously engaged in business journalism...
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| White, James L | | 134 | Bought a mill in 1901. Married Catherine Rorke in 1907. Picture of Duncan sawmill 1911 with family grouping
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| White, James L | | 149 | …moved his sawmill..
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| White, Johnston & Company sawmill | | 148 | Arial picture
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| White, Joseph | | 049 & 214 | By 1851 a younger brother, Joseph White, was living with Samuel White...
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| White, Joseph | | 311 | The 1851 census returns show Joseph White living with Samuel White.
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| White, Mary | Green | 332 | Whites Methodist Church Cemetery, Mary White, 1826-1898, wife of Samuel.
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| White, Michael | | 332 | Whites Methodist Church Cemetery, Michael White, 1864-1865, son of Samuel and Mary
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| White, Samuel | | 049 & 214 | Early settler of Tenth Line, came in 1848.
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| White, Samuel | | 311 & 313 | Census Returns -- 1851 & 1861
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| White, Samuel | | 332 | Whites Methodist Church Cemetery, Samuel White, 1821-1868.
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| White, Thomas B Jr. | | 105 | Bought planing mill in 1887 and sawmill in 1890
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| White, Thomas B Jr. | | 134 | Had been in lumbering partnership with James L White, William and John Johnston
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| White, Thomas Boothby | | 47 | ... Martha remained ... as the wife of Thomas B. White, Sr.
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| White, Thomas Boothby | | 49 | Early settler of Tenth Line, came in 1848.
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| White, Thomas Boothby | | 56 | Councilor in 1851
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| White, Thomas Boothby | | 185 | In 1864 William Hewgill hired Thomas B. White, Sr., builder and carpenter, and assisted by John Hutchinson, he built a house which is still standing.
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| White, Thomas Boothby | | 214 & 215 | Early settler of Tenth Line came in 1848. Family picture.
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| White, Thomas Boothby | | 271 | T.B. White was an officer of the Patrons of Industry in Collingwood Township in 1885.
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| White, Thomas Boothby | | 277 | Auditor of Collingwood Agricultural Society 1870
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| White, Thomas Boothby | | 311 & 313 | Census Returns -- 1851 & 1861
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| White, William | | 49 | Early settler of Tenth Line came in 1848.
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| White, William | | 049 & 214 | Early settler of tenth line -- came in 1848.
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| White, William | | 56 | Councilor in 1851
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| White, William | | 59 | Copy of council minutes with his signature – Feb 6, 1855
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| White, William | | 061, 62 & 63 | Council years
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| White, William | | 220 | …was reeve for eight of the first eleven years, and also held this office in the years 1867, 68 and 70. William White was deputy-reeve for eight years 1873 to 1880, dying in office in that year.
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| White, William | | 260 | 1860 -- appointed to “divide and distribute” library books
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| White, William | | 311, 312 & 313 | Census Returns -- 1851. Enumerator for 1861 Census. Census Returns -- 1861.
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