February 11, 2012: 

A Who's Who of early Nepean
This is an attempt at deciphering the names of the 1836 voters from Nepean
Township. The original document is hand-written and difficult to read in 
some cases. The eligibility rules allowed only male property owners to vote. 
Some of the voters lived in other townships and held land in Nepean. Some other 
names are illegible (to me) and are not included.

The voting took place over a five day period. 

The candidates were messrs Malloch, Lyon and Johnson.

Here goes:

W. Foster 
? Smith
Henry Buchanan
George and another Mr. Miller
Chester Chapman
Daniel O'Connor
Robert Purdy ?
Thomas Corcoran
Robert Parks, Jr.
George Sparks
W. Johnson ?
M. O'Keefe
Bradish Billings (Billings Bridge)
W. Thompson
Thomas Green
Mr. Hobbs
Mr. Long
Mr. Shouldice
Mr. Eastman
Francis Abbott
Thomas Bearman
William Bell
James Pierson
Andrew Cochlan (Coughlin?)
Frank Davison / Davidson
Hugh Bell
John Honeywell
Captain Collins (Collins / Mansfield House at Heart's Desire)
Reuben Collins
Thomas Baker ?
William Munroe ?
Andrew ? Graham
Patrick Muldoon
John ? Scott
Murdock ? McDonald
John Boucher (settled in March Township in 1819)
Daniel Mullen
Mr. Watson
Gleeson / Gleason
W. Boyd
W. Davy
Robert Reid
O'Grady, Daniel, Michael, Henry, Roderick, Thomas (seven brothers came from Nenagh, County Tipperary)
W. Kennedy (here's one for you, Taylor!)
another Thompson
F. Bearman
John Creig / Craig?
Jacob ? Dennison
Robert Stewart
Charles Schwitzer / Switzer 
Robert Hare (mentioned on the Honeywell page)
John Dalglish / Dalgliesh
Mr. Bradley
W. Shaw
Patrick Corbett
John Grimes
Charles McGhie / Magee / McGee
John Dawson
James? Bearman
Orlando Chapman
Mr. Anderson
George Baker
Mr. Rollo (Rollo's Bridge over the Jock River on Moodie Drive)

Source: Ottawa Old and New, by Dr. Lucien Brault, 1946