(1) What's New at Bytown or Bust
What's New at Bytown or Bust
February 19, 2019:
Added several old photos and text to our Parliament / Uppertown Neighbourhood
Added photograph of the steamboat Agnes on the Lievre River at Buckingham.
Added an old photograph of Balquhidder in Scotland - the place of origin of the five MacLaren brothers who settled at
Buckingham, Quebec. The Maclaren Company was also active at MacLaren's Landing in Torbolton Township.
Added a good photograph of a timber crib from 1899 at the Chats Falls (Fitzroy) to our Lumbering web page.
Royal Sappers and Miners disbanded at the Rideau Canal, Ontario, Canada, in December 1831
Wilno, Renfrew County, Ontario, Canada: Settled in 1859 - First Polish Settlement in Canada
added a nice print from the Wilno Tavern and Restaurant in Barry's Bay, Ontario
Buckingham and Lochaber, Quebec, Canada region - History and Genealogy. I have added some material from the book
Lumbering on the Riviere du Lievre to our Buckingham page under date of October 5.
Lochaber Township, Quebec -- French surnames recorded at Ottawa, Ontario, Canada in the 1850's
Manotick and Manotick Station History and Genealogy. Now part of the City of Ottawa. Added new
material regarding the Palace Hotel in Manotick from Kathy Atkins, Mary Quinn and Michael Daley under date of September 28, 2019.
Canadian Forestry Corps - Persons Recruited from the Ottawa, Canada area
Barrhaven in Nepean Township, Ottawa, Canada -- An Ottawa Neighbourhood
James Campbell HOPE, England to Ottawa, Ontario, Canada, c. 1860 - James Hope's Bookstore
Irish Catholic and French Canadian Settlers at Hog's Back, 1829-1855, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
Baskin's Beach and Twelve Mile Island, an historical location on the Ottawa River, Canada. Also the Brigantine Black Jack.
Patrick CORBETT and Elizabeth SPEARMAN, County Tipperary, Ireland to Goulbourn Township and McGillvray Township -- Talbot Party Settlers --
also William BRADLEY Sr., County Wexford, Ireland to Goulbourn Township, Ontario, c. 1818
The Alexander Herbert family from County Sligo, Ireland to Osgoode Township, Upper Canada. Added picture of two
prize horses belonging to Bill Herbert.
Riceville, Ontario, Canada, South Plantagenet Township -- History and Genealogy
Elizabeth Bruyere and the Grey Nuns of the Cross arrived in Bytown just before the Great Irish Famine
First Nations History in the Ottawa, Ontario, Canada Area
Thomas Darcy McGEE -- Member of Young Ireland in 1848, Father of Confederation in Canada, 1867, Assassinated in Ottawa, Canada in 1868
the French River, Ontario -- an Historical River during the Fur Trade and during the Lumbering Industry.
(Not to be confused with the French Riviera!)
Emigrants from Counties Wexford and Carlow, Ireland (c. 1,000 families) to Canada (British North America), the Elly List of 1817
Samuel BINGHAM, Lumber Baron and Mayor of Ottawa, Ontario, Canada (1897-)
Musical Heritage of Ottawa and the Valley
Michael TERRY and Margaret TIERNEY- County Waterford, Ireland to Bytown / Ottawa, Canada c. 1828 and to
Wisconsin, USA
March Township, Carleton County, History and Genealogy, (now part of the City of Ottawa, Canada)
Added an interesting newspaper clipping from The Ottawa Journal, Saturday, March 25, 1899, courtesy of Carmen Rochon.
Connections between Oka, St. Columban's and Ste. Scholastique in Quebec and Osgoode Township in Ontario
Lanark Village, Hopetown, Middleville and Clydesville in Lanark County, Ontario, Canada -- History and Genealogy
Terrence McGee from County Armagh, Ireland to Bytown / Ottawa in 1826. A McCabe List signor in 1829.
An important immigration scheme: British Home Children in Canada, 1869-1930.
The Temperance Movement in the Ottawa, Canada Region in the Mid 19th Century
The J. Edgar Hoover Connection to Osgoode Township, Ontario, Canada
Nicholas ADAMS, from Poland to Osgoode Township, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada (to the Nick Adams Road)
Munster Hamlet in Goulbourn Township, Ontario, Canada, History and Genealogy, (now part of the City of Ottawa)
People Who Sailed from County Sligo, Ireland and Were Buried on Grosse Ile, Quebec, Canada in 1847 (during the Irish Potato Famine)
Migration to Iowa, USA from the Ottawa area of Ontario, Canada, in the 1800's
La Petite Nation Seignory in Western Quebec, Canada, History and Genealogy, Including Montebello and The Weskarini Algonquin First Nation
James Culhane LATCHFORD - County Limerick, Ireland, to Hull / Ottawa, Canada (also Latchford Bridge in Renfrew County).
George Bayne House, 40 Fuller Street, Ottawa, Canada, (Shoemaker from Perth Scotland, house built 1828 by Royal Sappers and Miners)
Fairview, House built in 1863 for Sir Richard W. Scott, 100 Gamelin Boulevard, Hull, Quebec
Bradish BILLINGS and Lamira DOW -- Billings Bridge -- First settlers (1813) in Gloucester Township, Ottawa, Canada
L'Institut Jeanne D'Arc, 489 Sussex Drive, built c. 1840.
The Tin House in the By Ward Market, Ottawa -- Built by Honore Foisy, a skilled Tin Smith
Dow's Lake, Hartwell's Lock and Hog's Back, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada (Formerly Dow's Great Swamp)
The Great Famine in Ireland, 1846-1854 - Persons who sailed from the Port of Killala in County Mayo,
Ireland and were buried at Grosse Ile, Quebec, Canada in 1847
Black Donald Graphite Mine, Renfrew County, Ontario, Canada
Charles James ROWAN and Mary Ann FARRELL, County Sligo, Ireland to Bytown / Ottawa, Upper Canada, in the 1830's
Low, Quebec and the Construction of the Paughan Dam in the 1920's
Johnstown District, Bathurst District and Carleton County, Ontario, Canada, also the Richmond (1818), Lanark (1820) and Perth Military Settlements (1816)
The Dumoine River (west of Ottawa), important during the fur trade and in the Lumbering Industry.
Classic Book: The Irishman in Canada, by Nicholas Flood Davin, 1877, Canadian Historian and Member of Parliament in Ottawa
Traditional Birch Bark Canoe Builders in Canada - The Barriere Nation Cree Band at Rapid Lake, Quebec and the Algonquin Nation Band at Maniwaki, Quebec and also at Golden Lake (Pikwakanagan), Ontario
Duncan Campbell Scott, Ottawa Poet and Indian Affairs Agent, 1862-1947
12th of July -- Orangeman's Day.
The Maples: House built in Wakefield, Quebec in 1863 for Dr. Hans Stevenson.
Notre Dame Basilica / Cathedral, Bytown (Ottawa, Canada) -- The Mother Church -- Marriages beginning in 1829
Added photo and text to our Sandy Hill web page - photo of Philomene Terrace built by Honore Robillard in 1875
A bit of Microhistory today: Early Births recorded at St. Phillip's Roman Catholic Church, Richmond Ontario,
now part of the City of Ottawa, Canada
The following classic economic history book The North American Assault on the Canadian Forest, was written by A.R.M.Lower in 1938.
Added to our Bibliography web page and our Lumbering web page.
Christ Church Anglican, Aylmer, Quebec, Charles Street, built in 1843. Keywords Charles Symmes, John Egan, Robert Conroy
The Registry Office, 70 Nicholas Street, Ottawa, on our Centretown web page
Historic Canoe Routes in the Ottawa, Ontario, Canada, area -- Day Trips
The Daniel Hilliard House, 1849, at Pakenham, Ontario
The Aylmer, Quebec Town Hall -- the only building mentioned in the British North America Act.
Laurier House Museum: Added to our Parliament Hill / Centretown web page.
Philemon WRIGHT was the first pioneer settler in the Ottawa area. His group came from
Woburn, Massachusetts, USA in 1800.
Two things today: (1) Ward Boundaries in Ottawa in 1911, and (2) the 1852, 1901 and 1911 Census records for Canada
Added photo of Riverview House to our web page for Hull / Gatineau, Quebec history
Lighthouses on the Ottawa River, from Montreal to Mattawa (beginning in the 1860's)
Lowertown - Ottawa's Byward Market - Added photo of Eugene Martineau's Hotel - Mayor of Ottawa
Port Arthur, Ontario, Canada, 1881 Census of Residents, Now part of Thunder Bay
Fort William, Ontario, Canada, 1881 Census of Residents, Now part of Thunder Bay
Smiths Falls, Ontario, Canada - Early History and Pioneers
North Gower Township and Village - History and Genealogy
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Nice Stone Home, "Rocky Ridge", built by Robert Struthers in 1850 in Ramsay Township.
The Rideau Club, 84 Wellington Street, Ottawa -- picture and text added to our Parliament Hill web page
The Old Union Station (picture and text added to our Parliament web page)
Sussex Drive - added picture of the Noon Day Gun in Major's Hill Park
Garryhinch, Highway 11, near Chelsea, Quebec. (Home of the Gilmour family in the Lumbering Industry)
British Home Children to Belleville and Toronto, Ontario, Canada, in 1892
Reuben TRAVELLER, from London, England to Philadelphia, USA to Ottawa, Canada, c. 1825
Art History in the Ottawa, Canada area
The Early Italian Community in Ottawa and Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Riceville, Ontario, Canada, South Plantagenet Township -- History and Genealogy
1869 in Ireland: Disestablishment of the Anglican Church and removal of Financial Support for Catholics and Presbyterians
Update to the distribution, by county of origin in Ireland, of Irish men at the Rideau Canal in 1829 (the McCabe List).
The Great Famine in Ireland -- Migration to Canada, 1845-1854 - also known now as "The Great Hunger" or 'An Gorta Mór’
McCord House, 10 Broad Street in Aylmer, Quebec, built in 1838 by Judge McCord
Notre Dame Basilica and Cemetery in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada -- 375-385 Sussex Drive
The pioneer family of Big John (Jean) Albert.
Captain George Thew BURKE (100th Regiment of Foot) and Lydia GRANT -- Land Officer in 1818 for the Richmond Settlement
Added photo and text for the historic Lebel House (1828), Aylmer, Quebec
Some Emigrants from Ireland via Canada to New York State, USA in the 1800's
Medieval Ireland and Celtic England -- added a map showing sixth century Western Europe
Added a street scene of the village of Metcalfe in Osgoode Township.
Added a Moss Kent Dickinson house picture to the Manotick web page.
Picture of Strathmere, a stone farm house near North Gower, built c. 1870 and owned by John Phelan.
First European Settlers - Merrick and Burritt on the Rideau River, before 1800.
Added a photograph from 1872 of the Perley and Pattee Sawmill at Chaudiere Falls.
Added two rare photographs of pointer boats. These pictures are incorporated together into our Lumbering Industry web page.
Added a photograph of log booms being towed downstream from the Chaudiere Falls by tugboats.
Another 19th Century House on a Golf Course - near Aylmer. Quebec - Rivermead House
Added a photograph of the Dunn House / Hotel in Chelsea, Quebec -- where the lumbermen stayed
The Great Famine in Ireland - Effects on Eastern Ontario and Western Quebec
Added the George Sparks Home to the Nicholas Sparks web page
The Moncrieff Farm at Rupert, Quebec, built c. 1850
Rideau Canal -- added a picture of the Commissariat Building, built 1826-27, by the Royal Sappers and Miners
Rideau Hall, Sussex Drive, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
The John Scott House, (First Mayor of Bytown), 28 Taché Boulevard, Hull (now Gatineau, Quebec).
Added a picture of St. Michael's Church to our Fitzroy Harbour Page
Bibliography of Reference Material for web site www.bytown.net.
Some Pioneer Families from County Wexford, Ireland to the Curran area of North Plantaganet Township, Ontario
Dwyer Hill Church and Cemetery
"Fairfields", Fairfields, at 3080 Richond Road is a Gothic Revival home owned by the Bell family, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
"Maplelawn", one of the most beautiful Georgian Homes is at 529 Richmond Road, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
5 Rideau Gate, New Edinburgh, An Ottawa Canada Neighbourhood.
Thompson-Perkins Mill, (now The Mill Restaurant)
Mackay Wright Bessey House, Lucerne, Quebec ... House owned by E.B.Eddy Bessey, Warren Soper Family, Thomas Ahearn
The Gatineau Valley, History and Pioneer Families (added a photograph and description of the home of James McLaren in Wakefield).
Sussex Drive -- Ottawa's "Mile of History"
Evolution of an Ottawa Neighbourhood: Parliament Hill and Centretown
The historic town of Almonte in Eastern Ontario attracted many Scottish Weavers.
Abraham Boland / Bowland from County Armagh Ireland, c.1828, married Mary McBride
from County Donegal, Ireland.
Emigration from County Kilkenny, Ireland to Canada. (This page now has a link to
the 1831 Carrickshock Massacre in Southern Kilkenny).
Griffith family and early settlers in Lanark Township
Added another family to our page The Great Famine in Ireland -- Migration to Canada, 1845-1854.
The Pioneer Houlahan family, from County Clare, Ireland to Nepean Township (Ottawa, Canada)
Roderick KELLY and Catherine LUTHER, Ireland to Nepean Township (Jockvale), Ottawa, Ontario, Canada.
Also William Clarke from Borrisokane, County Tipperary to Half Moon Bay, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
Scotland - Rome's Final Frontier, posted to our Medieval Ireland Web Page - An excellent 1 hour documentary
also added two new excellent documentaries today, a two part series called How the Celts Saved Britain.
The Rideau Canal - A UNESCO World Heritage Site
Added photographs of the grave markers in the Mount St. Patrick Cemetery under date of July 6, 2018.
James JORDAN and Bridget LAUGHNAN, County Mayo, Ireland to Osgoode Township, Ontario, Canada
... also Peter JORDAN and Catherine EARLY
John PIERCE and Catherine MORRIS - 99th Regiment of Foot - Settler in Goulbourn Township
Goulbourn Township
Added a new book to our web page The Great Famine in Ireland -- Migration to Canada, 1845-1854
- also known now as "The Great Hunger" or 'An Gorta Mór’
Medieval Ireland, 400 A.D. to 1200 A.D., (some notes for my upcoming course in Ireland ... Allan)
Kemptville, Ontario, Canada - History and Genealogy
We are trying to connect some immigrants from the Mountbellew Workhouse in County Galway, Ireland on the ship "Primrose" in
the summer of 1853. Fifty girls / young women were sent from this workhouse to the Grey Nuns in Montreal. Twenty-one of the girls
were sent from there to Bytown / Ottawa and we are working with the Mountbellew Workhouse to try and find the final destinations
of these young women after Bytown. The names of these young persons can be found at our web page for our Mountbellew Workhouse.
Most of my work these days is within the Facebook Group Irish Famine Migration to Canada, 1846-1854. ... Al
Other Recent Updates
Famine Immigrants sent from the Fever Sheds of Montreal, Quebec to Hamilton, Ontario, 1846-47
Added a direct link to the Drouin Institute Records in Montreal
People Who Sailed from Killala, County Mayo, Ireland and Were Buried on Grosse Île, Quebec, Canada in 1847
Two maps of Ireland (1) A Map of Ireland in 1848 and (2) A map showing Major Landlords by County in 1881
The Great Famine in Ireland -- Migration to Canada, 1845-1854 - also known now as "The Great Hunger" or 'An Gorta Mór’
Note: This web page is now replaced by a new and very active Facebook Group regarding the Great Famine. ... Al
Patrick SULLIVAN and Catherine BLAKE - County Meath, Ireland to Ottawa, Canada in 1842
Migration from Canada to Wisconsin, USA in the 1800's
Famine Immigrants sent from the Fever Sheds of Montreal to Hamilton, Ontario, 1846-47
County Kilkenny, Ireland -- Emigration to the Ottawa, Canada area beginning in the 1820's - Added a link to
Famine Emigration from Castlecomer, County Kilkenny
New Brunswick, Canada, Immigration and Emigration before 1881 (part of our Great Famine project),
found good book at the OBOGS Library: A Chronicle of Irish Immigration to Saint John , New Brunswick - 1847
Nova Scotia emigrants to the Ottawa, Ontario, Canada area before 1881 (218 persons)
John BONELL and Margaret MOORE, Shropshire, England to Ottawa, Ontario, Canada in 1834
Added excerpts from a paper called Lord Palmerston and the Irish Famine Emigration under date of May 9, 2017.
Lists of Famine immigrants sent from Montreal to Toronto, Hamilton and The Niagara District during the great Irish Famine
Early Residents of the Township of Gloucester, Upper Canada, now part of the City of Ottawa, Ontario, Canada ...
Added a link to the 1851 Gloucester Township Census
Some Emigrants from Ireland and Canada to New York State, USA in the 1800's
Michael McDERMOTT and (1) Mary CONNOLLY and (2) Catherine FITZGERALD
Land Surveyor in Bytown, 1842 to 1849, also Sir William LOGAN
Art History in the Ottawa, Ontario, Canada, area -- The Interplay of Art and Local History / Genealogy
Irish Famine Immigrants to the North Shore of Lake Ontario, Canada, 1845-1847
Mount Saint Patrick, Renfrew County, Ontario, Canada - Pioneer Families
Kansas and Nebraska, Emigration from the Ottawa, Canada area in the 1800's
Walk to the Black Rock Famine Monument in Montreal on May 28, 2017
Art History in the Ottawa, Ontario, Canada, area -- The Interplay of Art and Local History / Genealogy
Added a new e-mail adress to the list on the page.
Book The Irishman in Canada, by Nicholas Flood Davin, 1877 - online version from the University of Toronto.
Williamsburg, Ontario, Irish Immigrants who landed there during the time of the great irish famine, 1845-1847
The Great Famine in Ireland, 1846-1854 -- affects on Central Canada
Added a map and a picture of the Williamsburg Canals.
Thomas HUTCHINGAME and Johanna FLYNN, Ireland to Ottawa, Canada
Allumette Island, Calumet Island and Morrison Island, Ottawa River, Province of Quebec, Canada, Pioneer Settlers and the Algonquin Nation
The Pioneer CHAUVIN family in Bytown (Ottawa, Ontario, Canada), from the 1840's
Early French Canadian Pioneer Families in Eastern Ontario and Western Quebec, 1800-1855
Williamsburgh, Ontario, Irish Immigrants who landed there during the time of the great Irish Famine, 1845-1847
Mount Saint Patrick, Renfrew County, Ontario, Canada - Pioneer Families
(added marriage records for Mount St. Patrick for 1846-1851)
James Henry BURNS and Elizabeth HARNEY, also Lawrence BURNS and Bridget McCABE. One of my colourful families.
Here are the names of persons who travelled from the famine sheds in Montreal to Belleville, Ontario between 1845 and 1847.
It is likely that most of these settlers went to the hinterland of Belleville in Hastings County.
KEWLEY Family, British Home Children to Eastern Ontario, Canada
(Updated e-mail address for Ed Murphy)
BONELL, John and Margaret MOORE, Shropshire, England to Ottawa, Ontario, Canada in 1834
(Added obituary for my Aunt, Verna BONELL, from today's Ottawa Citizen).
Census of Canada Records - added a link to search the 1825 Lower Canada (Quebec) 1825 Census.
The CAMPBELLs are coming! to Bytown, starting in 1829 (Ottawa, Ontario, Canada area)
We have updated almost 150 individual newspaper clippings sent in by Carmen Rochon... Hannah
Brockville, Ontario, Canada -- Early History and Settlement
Osgoode Township, Ontario, Canada -- 1800's: Conections to Oka, St. Columban's and Ste. Scholastique, Quebec, Canada
Smiths Falls, Ontario, Canada -- Early History and Pioneers - (Added more info about the upcoming gathering
between Carnew, County Wicklow, Ireland and Smiths Falls, Ontario, Canada)
The Story of Ireland, by Standish James O'Grady, Digitized by Google Scholar, original book written in 1894. One of the most important books on Irish
History available for free at Google Scholar, original book written in 1894. Download a .pdf file from our Bibliography page.
Merrickville and Burritt's Rapids, Ontario, Canada - History and Genealogy
Kingston, Ontario, Canada, Immigration from the Famine Sheds of Montreal, 1845-54 (Black '47) (added more names)
Pakenham Village, Lanark Township, Ontario, Canada
Thomas BOLGER and Catherine GORMAN -- County Wexford, Ireland to Osgoode Township (and some to Renfrew County ?)
Brockville, Ontario, Canada -- Irish famine emigrants who went to Brockville during the period 1845-1847.
An update on the colourful seven Slavin / Slevin brothers who worked on the Rideau Canal.
100th Regiment of Foot Historical Society, Third Annual Meeting, (disbanded at Richmond, Upper Canada in 1818)
Prescott, Ontario, Canada -- famine emigrants who went to Prescott during the period 1845-1847.
L'Institut Canadien Français d'Ottawa - Upcoming events in Ottawa
Cornwall, Ontario, Canada -- History and Genealogy (Stormont County), formerly called Johnstown - added names of immigrants during Black '47.
Updated two web pages with names of Famine Immigrants, 1845-47: Smiths Falls, Ontario and Perth, Ontario
Patrick O'REILLY from County Cavan, Ireland to Onslow Townhip, Pontiac County, Quebec, Canada
Index to Historical Newspaper Clippings in the Ottawa, Canada area
We regret to announce the passing of Beatrice (Betty) Daley on February 16, 2017.
Bibliography of Reference Material for Web Site "Bytown or Bust" - Added one new book - Easy reading for the weekend
Social Violence in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada (the Shiners Wars), beginning in the 1820's
Lumbering in the Ottawa and Gatineau Valleys, Ontario and Quebec, Canada
Smiths Falls, Ontario, Canada -- Early History and Pioneers -- added some names of Black '47 folks from Montreal to Smiths Falls
Bartholomew DIGNAN and Mary MACNAMARA / McNAMARA - from County Leitrim, Ireland to Smiths Falls, Ontario, Canada, before 1830
John McMULLAN / McMULLEN, Ireland to Quebec, Bytown and Renfrew County
Index to Historical Newspaper Clippings in the Ottawa, Canada area
These clippings have all been posted to our Facebook page at http://facebook.com/bytownorbust
William MOONEY and Catherine HODGINS - Talbot Party Settlers from County Tipperary, Ireland in 1818 --
ancestors of suffragette and feminist Nellie McClung
Black History in the area of Ottawa, Ontario, Canada - February is Black History Month.
London Oxford settled here in the year 1800 with Philemon Wright, our first black neighbour.
The Pioneer Garland family from County Kilkenny, Ireland to the Ottawa Canada area
Patrick SLOAN, from County Down, Ireland and Josephine ROUTHIER
Arnprior, Ontario, Canada - History and Genealogy -- added a new link to the Arnprior and McNab/Braeside Archives
Pioneer BROPHY family from Ireland to Nepean Township, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
John FERMOYLE and Margaret BERRIGAN / BERGIN, Ireland to Nepean Township, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada, in the 1840's
The Great Famine in Ireland -- Migration to Eastern Ontario and Western Quebec, Canada, 1845-1854:
Added a new link to a new book by Mark G. McGowan to this page.
Thomas HUTCHINGAME and Johanna FINN or FLYNN, Ireland to Ottawa, Canada (added new obit for Frank Hutchingame)
Index to Historical Newspaper Clippings in the Ottawa, Canada area ... Hannah added to our Facebook page
Thomas Darcy McGEE -- Father of Confederation in Canada, 1867, Member of Young Ireland in 1848, Assassinated in Ottawa, Canada in 1868
Some Pioneer Families of Hull, Quebec and the Gatineau Valley, Quebec, Canada
Added photographs and inscriptions for seven cemeteries in the Gatineau Valley by Cliff Seibel and Bill McGee.
The Tay Canal, from Perth, Ontario, Canada to the Big Rideau Lake
From Facebook today: "CHRIST CHURCH ANGLICAN CEMETERY - (OPEN SECTION), BURRITT'S RAPIDS - Carleton County , Ontario was recently completed
by Cliff Seibel with the assistance of Bonnie Bowkett, Sandra Lindsay and Lorne Shunk. There are 400 photos and 1032 name entries".
There is a link to these records on our Merrickville and Burritt's Rapids web page.
Bill McGee has sent along a nice .pdf file containing the burial records of St. Stephens Church at Chelsea, Quebec, Canada. See a link to
these records on Bill's page.
William TRACEY / TRACEY and Rachel DAGG / DAGUE, Ireland to March Township by 1830
La Petite Nation Seignory in Western Quebec, Canada, History and Genealogy, Including Montebello and The Weskarini Algonquin First Nation
Added a nice photo montage, by Martin Dozois, showing the evolution of the location of the Famine Sheds in Montreal, 1853-2004 - see
The Great Famine in Ireland -- Migration to Eastern Ontario and Western Quebec, Canada
Bibliography of Reference Material for Web Site "Bytown or Bust" (History and Genealogy in Eastern Ontario, Canada and Western Quebec, Canada)
Added one new book to our bibliography.
Westport, Ontario, Canada -- Early Settlement and Genealogy -- Also Portland and Newboro in the Rideau Lakes. Added an example
of searching the digital archives of the Boston Pilot newspaper to find Mr. John Madden whose wife reported him missing from Westport, Ontario.
Emigration from Killinure Townland, County Wicklow, Ireland, to the Belleville, Ontario, Canada area, also to Camden East Township, Ontario
The Ridge Road Settlers in Gatineau Park 1834-1907+ -- an excellent reearch paper by Bill McGee
Some Pioneer Families of Hull, Quebec and the Gatineau Valley, Quebec, Canada
Irish Language Speakers in the Ottawa area at the time of the 1901 Census and earlier
Emigration from Counties Cork, Kerry and Limerick, Ireland to Canada, 1823-1855
Patrick FALLON (from County Mayo) and Bridget KENNEDY (from County Tipperary) to Bytown, Pembroke and North Dakota.
Thanks to Taylor Kennedy.
Manotick and Manotick Station, Ontario, Canada (now part of the City of Ottawa, Canada)
Protestant Churches in Canada and the United States (mostly in Ottawa and the Ottawa Valley)
Martindale Irish Pioneer Cemetery, Gatineau Valley, Quebec, Canada -- added a link
to newly-photographed tombstones for this church (the cemetery across the road from the church).
A Story of Emigration: Southwest County Wicklow, Ireland, to Eastern Ontario and Western Quebec, Canada
Mayo, Quebec, Canada, History and Genealogy -- uploaded link to cemetery photographs by Canadian Headstones.
A Story of Emigration: Southwest County Wicklow, Ireland, to Eastern Ontario and Western Quebec, Canada, 1847-1854 -- Another group famine emigration example.
Index to Historical Newspaper Obituaries in the Ottawa, Canada area -- 48 new images posted to our Facebook page
Michael Leonard and family came from County Sligo, Ireland, in 1846 to join his sister who already lived in Osgoode Township.
John O'GRADY and Hanora MEARA / O'MEARA - County Tipperary, Ireland to Nepean Township
(O'Grady Orphan children at Grosse Isle in 1848). See documentation and details at www.facebook.com/bytownorbust under today's date
The Great Famine in Ireland -- Migration to Eastern Ontario and Western Quebec, Canada, 1846-1854
Thomas Darcy McGEE -- Father of Confederation in Canada, 1867, Member of Young Ireland in 1848, Assassinated in Ottawa, Canada in 1868
Index to Historical Newspaper Obituaries in the Ottawa, Canada area
Using the Free Windows Snipping Tool to Capture Genealogy Images from Facebook
The Great Famine in Ireland -- Migration to Eastern Ontario and Western Quebec, Canada, 1846-1854
Added 48 new newspaper clippings (mostly historical obituaries) to our Bytown or Bust Facebook Page.
Labour History in Eastern Ontario and Western Quebec, Canada
Transcriptions from the Old Sandy Hill Cemetery (now McDonald Park), Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
Augusta Township, Ontario, Canada -- History and Genealogy
This winter I will be researching the Irish Potato Famine and its affects on our region. A preliminary draft web page is now at
The Great Famine in Ireland - Migration to Eastern Ontario and Western Quebec, Canada, 1846-1854
The French Line, Lavant Township, Renfrew County, Ontario, Canada
Sister Elizabeth Bruyere and the Grey Nuns -- Sisters of Charity -- Ottawa, Ontario, Canada from 1845
Added some new photographs.
Emigration from County Mayo, Ireland to Canada and the USA, 1818 to 1855
(This page needs to be re-organized ... Al)
Added Paul (Napoleon Charles) Sabourin (1897-1959) to the Canadian Forestry Corps page.
John TRAINOR and Catherine DALEY / DALY, County Armagh, Ireland to Peel County, Ontario, Canada in 1825
Index to Historical Newspaper Obituaries in the Ottawa, Canada area -- by Carmen Rochon
(Have added more names to the index -- 192 in all, now)
Michael STARRS or STARR, from County Tyrone, Ireland to Ottawa, Canada. Also the GOULDEN family
Roman Catholic Inhabitants Of The Half Barony Of Ikerrin, County Tipperary, Ireland, in 1750
Some Pioneer Families of Hull, Quebec and the Gatineau Valley, Quebec, Canada
Added a new interpretation of the naming of the Gatineau River.
John and Honora MEEHAN, (Peter Robinson Settler) in Huntley Township, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada in 1823
George ROBB and Belle / Annabelle CAMPBELL
, Aberdeenshire, Scotland to the Ottawa, Canada area
also John ROBB and Ann MORRISON
and George ROBB and Margaret COLLIER
Michael PLUNKETT and Bridget O'REILLY, from County Louth, Ireland - also James McCAFFREY and Margaret McCAULEY
John BROWN and Marjory MacDONELL, Isle of Tyree, Scotland, to Ottawa, Canada, Bagpipes Played at Culloden in 1745
The Richmond Military Settlement, 1818, Goulbourn Township, Ontario, Canada
added a map from 1863 showing Richmond property owners
The Orange Order in Eastern Ontario and Western Quebec --
added a newspaper clipping about the oldest Orangeman in 1893 in Carleton County
Martindale Irish Pioneer Cemetery, Gatineau Valley, Quebec, Canada -- added three more obituaries from Carmen Rochon
atrick CHRISTOPHER from County Waterford, Ireland to Osgoode Township, Ontario, Canada
Thomas Darcy McGEE -- Father of Confederation in Canada, 1867, Member of Young Ireland until his "escape" in 1848,
Assassinated in Ottawa, Canada in 1868
Thomas ACRES and Elizabeth BASKERFIELD / BASKERVILLE -- From County Tipperary, Ireland, to March and Huntley Townships (Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
March Township, Carleton County, History and Genealogy, (now part of the City of Ottawa, Canada)
Emigration from County Mayo, Ireland to Canada, 1818 to 1855
DNA Matching in Eastern Ontario and Western Quebec for Genealogical Research
Thomas LYNCH and Mary DALY, County Waterford, Ireland, to Pontiac County, Quebec
DNA Matching in Eastern Ontario and Western Quebec for Genealogical Research
Michael DALEY and Elizabeth McGUIRE, King's County, Ireland to Osgoode Township
Ompah, Ontario, Canada - History and Genealogy - Renfrew County
Upper Canada Land Grants etc.: Early Documents at canadiana.org and at Library and Archives Canada
Richard DALY / DALEY and Mary McCRANK, also Joseph DALY and Elizabeth DEMPSEY, all to the Gatineau Valley
New Brunswick emigrants to the Ottawa, Ontario, Canada area before 1881
Westport, Ontario, Canada -- Early Settlement and Genealogy -- Also Portland and Newboro in
the Rideau Lakes
St. Martin's RC Church at Martindale, Quebec -- Births, Marriages and Deaths, 1884-1900
Martindale Irish Pioneer Cemetery, Gatineau Valley, Quebec, Canada
John MULVIHILL and Julia (or Judith) RYAN -- County Tipperary to the Gatineau Valley
David MYLES / MILES and Catherine RYAN, Ireland to Osgoode Township, Ontario, Canada and to the Gatineau Valley
German Immigration to the Ottawa, Canada, area in the 1800's
Nova Scotia emigrants to the Ottawa, Ontario, Canada area before 1881
Out of Ireland: The Story of Irish Emigration to America, Full Movie
Our Lady of the Visitation Parish, South Gloucester, Ontario, Canada
A Story of Emigration: Southwest County Wicklow, Ireland, to Ontario, Canada, 1846-1855 (the Famine Years)
Ompah, Renfrew County, Ontario, Canada - History and Genealogy
Patrick EARLY and Ellen O'HORA / O'HORO and their daughter Ellen BURNS, Oxford Township
to Osgoode Township
Owen MOONEY and Catherine BLANCHFIELD, Ireland to Mooney's Bay and Osgoode Township, Ontario, Canada
The REILLY / RIELLY pioneer family in the Ottawa / Gatineau area.
See also Reilly's Hotel and Bill Reilly, Ottawa riverman.
Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada - History and Genealogy - 1881 Census records: see Fort William and Port Arthur
The pioneer BARBER Surname in Eastern Ontario and Western Quebec. This family seems
to be connected with some of the very early families who came with Philemon Wright and also to some families in
Goulbourn Township.
John STRATFORD and Catherine STRATFORD from County Longford, Ireland to Ottawa, Canada by 1829.
An example of a pioneer headstone in danger of being lost.
New McCabe List petitioner of February 1829 --
John O'DONNELL, ML# 164 on the McCabe List, County Mayo
Ireland to Pontiac County, Quebec
The Seigneurial System in Lower Canada and Migration to the Ottawa / Gatineau area in the 1800's
Early French Canadian Pioneer Families in Eastern Ontario and Western Quebec, 1800-1855
Philemon WRIGHT and his pioneer settlers from Woburn, Massachusetts, USA in 1800
Lawrence BURNS (BYRNE) and (1) Margaret DOYLE and (2) Bridget JORDAN
Ireland to Osgoode Township, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
Henry MELLON and (1) Bridget BOLGER and (2) Bridget RONAN, County Tyrone, Ireland to Allumette Island area of Quebec, Canada
Taylor Kennedy has posted three new photographs and an annotated map showing where the steamboat Fay was
photographed (original photograph posted yesterday, also to our Rideau Canal web page. Thanks, Taylor.
... Al
Patrick DURNING and Julia GALLAGHER, County Donegal, Ireland to Ottawa, Canada, 1820's
Historical Commercial and Industrial Development in and around the City of Ottawa, Canada, 1800's
SPRATT family pioneers in Gloucester Township, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada, James SPRATT, ML# 516
Throughout all of the "historical literature" from 1827 to 2013, most of the social ills were blamed on the
Irish Catholic canal workers. Here is an example of four of them being hired by the Authorities to maintain law and order
and prevent trespassers from illegally poaching timber in North Gower Township.
During the construction of the Rideau Canal, Colonel John By rented 1,000 acres of land in North Gower Township
to the four Murphy brothers, James, Patrick, Edmund and Michael. Their role was to control timber poachers in
North Gower Township. See document below.
Source: Rent Records at the Rideau Canal from ancestry.ca.
The pioneer FLANSBERRY family
Patrick MURPHY and Anastasia WELSH, from Ireland to the Gatineau Valley
The Pioneer HODGINS family from County Tipperary, Ireland to Goulbourn and Huntley Townships, Ontario, Canada
(also to Pontiac County, Quebec)
Early French Canadian Pioneer Families in Eastern Ontario and Western Quebec, 1826-1855
Traditional Birch Bark Canoe Builders in the Ottawa, Canada area - The Barriere Nation Cree Band at Rapid Lake, Quebec and the Algonquin Nation Band at Maniwaki
Dow's Lake, Hartwell's Lock and Hog's Back, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada (Formerly Dow's Great Swamp)
Obituary for Mr. John Jocko from Calabogie, Ontario. On our page at Fishing in the Ottawa area.
Ramsay Township, Ontario, Canada -- Early Settlement and History
Jerard CHAPMAN, Vermont, USA, to Nepean Township, Ontario, Canada (Chapman's Mills)
Mount Saint Patrick, Renfrew County, Ontario, Canada Pioneer Families
Traditional Birch Bark Canoe Builders in Canada - The Barriere Nation Cree Band at
Rapid Lake, Quebec and the Algonquin Nation Band at Maniwaki, Quebec and also at Golden Lake (Pikwakanagan), Ontario
Social Violence in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada (the Shiners' Wars), beginning in the 1820's
John CUNNINGHAM, from Ireland to the Ottawa, Canada, area in the 1820's, (Cunningham's Inn in Gloucester Township)
Jean Jacob FINK and (1) Eleonor LaHAISE and (2) Esther CAMPEAU
Richard FLEMING and Mary ROSE, Settlers in Franktown, Beckwith Township, Ontario, Canada
Beckwith Township, Ontario, Canada - History and Genealogy
Thomas TROY and Mary FOX, from Ballingarry, County Kilkenny, Ireland, to Nepean Township, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada, c. 1838
The Traditional Birch Bark Canoe in Canada
The Barriere Nation Cree Band at Rapid Lake, Quebec and the Algonquin Nation Band at Maniwaki, Quebec and also
at Golden Lake (Pikwakanagan), Ontario (added a new video from Jocelyn Legault today and a photo of a canoe builder in 1927).
The Great Depression and its Affects on Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
Lanark County, Ontario, Canada, History and Genealogy
Nicholas SPARKS and Sarah (Sally) OLMSTEAD
Bibliography of Reference Material for Web Site "Bytown or Bust" - added one new book today
Fur Trade in Ontario and Quebec in the 1800's -- from Montreal, Quebec to Thunder Bay, Ontario
Birch Bark Canoes in Eastern Ontario and in Western Quebec - Their History and Construction
Archaeology in Eastern Ontario, Canada, and Western Quebec, Canada -- including the cities of Ottawa and Gatineau
Gabriel FOUBERT and Marie Josephte HOULE, Voyageur, Fur Trader and Pioneer Settlers in the Ottawa, Canada area
The Fur Trade in Ontario and Quebec in the 1800's -- from Montreal, Quebec to Thunder Bay, Ontario
Early French Canadian Pioneer Families in Eastern Ontario and Western Quebec, 1826-1855
Bibliography of Reference Material for Web Site "Bytown or Bust" (History and Genealogy in Eastern Ontario, Canada and Western Quebec, Canada)
Terrific new resource for local historians now open at the Carleton University Library!
See http://carleton.ca/history/2016/macodrum-library-officially-opens-ottawa-resource-room-what-this-means-for-local-historians/
Archive CD Books Canada Monthly Newsletters
Traditional Birch Bark Canoe Builders in Canada - The Barriere Nation Cree Band at Rapid Lake,
Quebec and the Algonquin Nation Band at Maniwaki, Quebec and also at Golden Lake (Pikwakanagan), Ontario
(added several reference books to this page)
First Nations History in the Ottawa, Ontario, Canada Area
Musical Heritage of Ottawa and the Valley - new video added today
Patrick Burns and Catherine Dunn
William SAMPLE and Matilda McCULLOUGH, County Antrim, Ireland to Goulbourn Township, Upper Canada
Fishing in the Eastern Ontario, Canada area -- in the good old days
Man fights bear on the Manotick Station road, 1916
Gloucester Township
Osgoode Township
John Bower LEWIS, Pioneer in Richmond, South March and Ottawa, Member of Parliament and Mayor of Ottawa
The Richmond Military Settlement, 1818, Goulbourn Township, Ontario, Canada
George PLAYTER, United Empire Loyalist (UEL), England to the United States to Canada
Patrick HENNESSEY and Margaret MURPHY, also Michael HENNESSY and Mary RYAN
GENE-O-RAMA, 2016, the annual conference of the Ottawa Branch of the
Ontario Genealogical Society is approaching!
Saint Brigids Centre Upcoming Events
Archive CD Books Canada NEWSLETTER V12#09 - 19 January, 2016
Patrick BARRETT and (1) Sarah BURKE and (2) Ann FLYNN, Castlebar, County Mayo, Ireland to Bytown and Western Quebec, Canada
La Petite Nation Seignory in Western Quebec, Canada, History and Genealogy, Including Montebello and The Weskarini Algonquin First Nation
Links to Protestant Church records in Canada and the United States
Westport, Ontario, Canada -- Early Settlement and Genealogy -- Also Portland and Newboro in the Rideau Lakes
Henry McDONALD / McDONELL and Anne McQUADE, 99th Regiment of Foot
The Rideau Canal, Ottawa to Kingston, Ontario, Canada, History and Genealogy
Rideau Canal and Bytown Property Records, 1835 and other years
Bibliography of Reference Material for Web Site "Bytown or Bust"
Some Descendants of Patrick SULLIVAN and Catherine BLAKE, from County Meath, Ireland to Lot 8,
Concession 2, Osgoode Township, Upper Canada
Patrick WATTERS and Mary COLLIGAN, also the ALBERT family, pioneer families in the Ottawa area
J. Edgar Hoover of the F.B.I. visits the Pokey Moonshine Settlement in Ottawa in the 1920's.
Manotick and Manotick Station, Ontario, Canada (now part of the City of Ottawa, Canada), Historic Villages
Some Descendants of John HODGSON / HUDSON and his First Nation wife, Ann
The Historic Madawaska River System, Renfrew County, Ontario, Canada - From Algonquin Park to Arnprior
Great research by Taylor Kennedy!
Bibliography of Reference Material for Web Site "Bytown or Bust" -- added one new book
Irish Canadian Cultural Centre -- Ottawa, Ontario, Canada -- Events beginning in January 2016
Fort Coulonge, on the Ottawa River in Pontiac County, Quebec, Canada - History and Genealogy
Francis McCOOL and Mary STACKPOOL (STACKPOLE ?) - Ireland to the Upper Ottawa Valley
(McCool's Logging Camp on the Schyan River)
Jerard CHAPMAN, Vermont, USA, to Nepean Township, Ontario, Canada (Chapman's Mills Subdivision in Ottawa)
The Dumoine River Valley - the Boundary between Pontiac County and Temiscamingue County, Quebec, Canada,
including part of the Ottawa River and the Villages of Stonecliffe, Des Joachims and Rolphton
The Rideau Canal, Ottawa to Kingston, Ontario, Canada, History and Genealogy
The Thomson Family in the Westboro - Ottawa community in the 1800's - Maplelawn
Early French Canadian Pioneer Families in Bytown, 1826-1855 -
added a link to a terrific paper by Jacques Gagné
The DEPOCAS dit JOANNIS (variants DEPOCA, DEPOCAT and JOANIS family in Bytown
Protestant Churches in Canada and the United States - added a paper on Religious Historiography
Social Violence in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada (the Shiners' Wars), beginning in the 1820's
The Diary of Hugh Falls in 1847, Provincial Land Surveyor - he surveyed parts of the Upper Ottawa River.
Lighthouses in Canada - on the Ottawa River
Fort Coulonge, on the Ottawa River in Pontiac County, Quebec, Canada - History and Genealogy
Bibliography of Reference Material for Web Site "Bytown or Bust"
The Ottawa River from its Headwaters to Montreal, Quebec, Canada -- Seven Hundred Miles of History
Uploaded a link to a very good podcast by Mr. Peter di Gangi of the Algonquin Nation Secretariat.
First Nations History in the Ottawa, Ontario, Canada Area
Some Descendants of John HODGSON / HUDSON and his First Nation wife, Ann - Thanks to Mr. Robert Herman for the latest information.
William TRACEY / TRACEY and Rachel DAGG / DAY / DAGUE, Ireland to March Township (now part of the City of Ottawa)
Daniel O'CONNOR and Margaret POWER, Clonmel, County Tipperary, Ireland to Bytown (Ottawa, Ontario, Canada) in 1827
(O'Connor Street in Downtown Ottawa, Canada).
Musical Heritage of Ottawa and the Valley
Added a new web page with links to some sources for interesting academic papers.
Patrick MULDOON and Margaret BALLARD, ancestors of the late Jim Robinson
North Plantagenet and South Plantagenet Townships, Prescott County, Ontario, Canada -- History and Genealogy
The Dumoine River Valley - the Boundary between Pontiac County and Temiscamingue County, Quebec, Canada
The Ottawa River from its Headwaters to Montreal, Quebec, Canada -- Seven Hundred Miles of History
North Plantagenet and South Plantagenet Townships, Prescott County, Ontario, Canada - History and Genealogy
First Nations History in the Ottawa, Ontario, Canada Area, added a link to LAC
William Burnett and Mary Gleeson / Gleason - also John H. COSTELLO and Margaret BURNETT
Emigration from County Tipperary, Ireland to the Ottawa, Canada area, 1818-1855
March Township, Carleton County, History and Genealogy, (now part of the City of Ottawa, Canada)
Philip CHUGG and (1) Deborah ROUTLIFFE and (2) Cathrine DAVIS - Aylmer / Deschenes, Quebec
Ottawa Citizen and Ottawa Journal Digital Archives, also various other Ontario newspapers online
Early French Canadian Pioneer Families in Bytown, 1826-1855 -- added a podcast by Library and Archives Canada about
the Irish Famine Immigrants and their integration into Quebec's French-speaking community.
Patrick NEVILLE, from Ireland to the City of Ottawa, Canada, 1800's
Chaudiere Falls and Lebreton Flats, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
Henry MELLON and (1) Bridget Bolger and (2) Bridget RONAN, from County Tyrone, Ireland
Unidentified photo from C. 1890 from Hastings County
Accessing Census of Canada Records
Patrick CHRISTOPHER and family from County Waterford, Ireland to Osgoode Township, Ontario, Canada
The LAVERDURE family: Pioneers in Bytown and the Ottawa Valley (Ottawa, Ontario, Canada)
Irish Canadian Cultural Centre -- Ottawa, Ontario, Canada -- Upcoming Events
Found new information for my direct ancestors Lawrence BURNS (BYRNE) and (1) Margaret DOYLE and (2) Bridget JORDAN - Ireland to Osgoode Township, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada in 1828
Eganville, Renfrew County, Ontario, Canada, History and Genealogy
Starting to post more material to our Facebook page.
The Tay Canal, from Perth, Ontario, Canada to the Big Rideau Lake
History and Geneology in Perth Ontario perth.htm
Saint John's (Church of England) In The Wilderness Cemetery, Aylwin, Quebec aylwin1.htm
CRAM family of Lanark County, Ontario, Canada, from Perthshire, Scotland to Beckwith
and Ramsay Townships, Ontario, Canada
Robert MANWELL and Margaret SCOTT, from Scotland to Pontiac County, Quebec
Samuel COLE and Mary Ann MARTIN, Ireland to Pontiac County, Quebec, Canada, in the 1820's
Lighthouses in Canada, on the Ottawa River and Elsewhere
Emigration from County Clare, Ireland to Eastern Ontario and Western Quebec, Canada
Emigration from County Tipperary, Ireland to the Ottawa, Canada area, 1818-1855
William FITZSIMMONS and Elizabeth LAWSON -- County Armagh, Ireland to South Gloucester, Ontario, Canada
John and Mary McCOSHEN - Austria to Renfrew County ... Added a new e-mail address
Patrick NELLIGAN and Catherine BUCKLEY, 1823 settlers, County Cork, Ireland with Peter Robinson,
then to Gloucester Township (Mooney's Bay)
Bridget RYAN - 1796-1899 - County Tipperary to South Gloucester
Emigration from County Mayo, Ireland to Canada, 1818 to 1855 - added a new 1900 photograph from Ballina, County Mayo
Nicholas ADAMS, from Poland to Osgoode Township, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
Joseph FITZSIMMONS and Maria SCHARFE (a family connection to President Ronald Reagan).
Terrence McGEE and Ellen HUGHES, Keady, County Armagh, Ireland to Bytown in 1826 -- added a new photo from Keady.
Thomas LANGRELL, Town Alderman, Contractor, Chief of Police in the City of Ottawa
Roman Catholic Church Records for the Ottawa, Ontario, Canada area and beyond
Emigration from County Armagh, Ireland to Canada, 1800 - 1855
Nicholas SPARKS and Sarah (Sally) OLMSTEAD ... Sparks Street in downtown Ottawa
Emigration from County Mayo, Ireland to Canada, 1818 to 1855
British Home Children in Canada, 1869-1930, National Remembrance Day Ceremony, November 11, 2015, in Ottawa
Early Residents of the Township of Osgoode, Upper Canada, (Ontario, Canada)
John CURRAN and Catherine FOX -- Ireland to South Gloucester
Montcerf / Maniwaki Pioneers (Quebec, Canada) - History and Genealogy
Archive CD Books Canada Newsletter, V12#05 - 16
Roman Catholic Church Records for the Ottawa, Ontario, Canada area
John O'DOHERTY / DOHERTY and Charlotte SPARROW
Bibliography of Reference Material for Web Site "Bytown or Bust"
Goulbourn Township - The Upcoming Bicentennial of the Settlement of Disbanded Soldiers from the 99th / 100th Regiment of Foot
Jeremiah / Darby KEALEY, Queen's County, Ireland to Ottawa, Canada before 1829, also the surname LAWLESS
Accessing Census of Canada Records
Lower Canada (Quebec) Land Grants -- Early Settlers of Templeton, Buckingham, Lochaber and Chatham Townships.
Note: Some of these pioneers in Lower Canada received grants even before they came to the Ottawa area.
Some Pioneer Families of Hull, Quebec and the Gatineau Valley, Quebec, Canada
William BURNETT and Mary GLEESON / GLEASON, County Tipperary, Ireland to Jockvale, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
Last week we made a bus trip to Maniwaki, Wakefield and to the Kitigan Zibi Anashinabeg in Maniwaki.
We also updated our history and genealogy web page for the Gatineau Valley.
The Orange Order in Eastern Ontario and Western Quebec
Antoine VILLENEUVE and Isabelle CHAPMAN, a new page by Bob Wright
VILLENEUVE and DUBRUEIL / DUBROY Pioneer Families in the area of Ottawa, Canada
Riceville, Ontario, Canada, South Plantagenet Township -- Settlement in the 1800's
Sports History in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada and in the Ottawa Valley
(added two nice photographs of the Ottawa Football Club in 1919 and 1925 from Mr. Bob Wright).
The CHARIVARI or "SHIVAREE", a thankfully long-gone ritual in Ottawa, Ontario, in 1881
The POTVIN family, early settlers in Ottawa, Canada, also Henry BROWN and Alexina POTVIN
Pioneer HAWLEY Families in Bytown (Ottawa, Ontario, Canada)
Olivia has been working on our Facebook page.
First Nations History in the Ottawa, Ontario, Canada Area
New Edinburgh neighbourhood, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada, founded by Thomas McKAY
Immigration to Iowa, USA, from the Ottawa, Ontario, Canada, region in the 1800's
The Orange Order in Eastern Ontario and Western Quebec
Bibliography of Reference Material for Web Site "Bytown or Bust"
Ottawa Historical Association: Lecture on September 22, 2015
The William MORTON and the William HIGGINSON families from County Antrim Ireland to Goulbourn Township
Munster Hamlet in Goulbourn Township, Ontario, Canada --City of Ottawa
Goulbourn Township, History and Genealogy
CUMMINGS Island, Cummings Bridge, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada - Robert CUMMINGS and Frances SPRATT
Osgoode Township, Ontario, Canada -- 1800's: Connections to Oka, St. Columban's and Ste. Scholastique, Quebec, Canada
North Plantagenet and South Plantagenet Townships, Prescott County, Ontario, Canada -- History and Genealogy
Bibliography of Reference Material for Web Site "Bytown or Bust"
Archive CD Books Canada Newsletter
Early French Canadian Pioneer Families in Bytown, 1826-1855
Researching your Rideau Canal worker ancestors -- an update
Ceremony for Captain William Brown BRADLEY, War of 1812 Veteran, at Beechwood National Cemetery
Beechwood National Cemetery of Canada - Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
Ottawa Historical Association: Lecture on September 23, 2015
My Granddaughter is developing a Facebook page for Bytown or Bust. Thanks, Olivia!
William BRYMNER, R.C.A., 1855-1925, well-known Canadian Artist born in Scotland
The Early Jewish Community in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
Darling Township, Lanark County -- History and Genealogy
Early French Canadian Pioneer Families in Bytown, 1826-1855
James Culhane LATCHFORD - County Limerick, Ireland, to Hull / Ottawa, Canada
Liquor Licences issued in the Bathurst District in 1839 and in Bytown in 1842
Royal Sappers and Miners disbanded at the Rideau Canal in December 1831
William ROBINSON and Margaret RYAN
Early French Canadian Pioneer Families in Bytown, 1826-1855
Possible Heritage Buildings Threatened by Development in the Ottawa, Ontario, Canada area
John STACKPOLE and Julia O'CONNOR, County Cork, Ireland to Osgoode Township, Ontario, Canada
Bibliography of Reference Material for Web Site "Bytown or Bust"
Notre Dame Cathedral, Bytown (Ottawa, Canada) -- Marriages beginning in 1829
Early French Canadian Pioneer Families in Bytown, 1826-1855
Eastern Ontario, Canada: Wills and Probate Records - including an example of how to locate your ancestor's will
John STACKPOLE and Julia O'CONNOR, County Cork, Ireland to Osgoode Township, Ontario, Canada
Perth, Ontario, Canada: Early History and Genealogy
Bibliography of Reference Material for Web Site "Bytown or Bust" (History and Genealogy in Eastern Ontario, Canada and Western Quebec, Canada)
The STEWARTON BRIDGE over the Rideau Canal, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
The fur trade country along the French River
Working Class Culture and the Development of Hull, Quebec, 1800 to 1929 - A Book on CD by Michael Martin
Royal Canadian Air Force (R.C.A.F) Communications Site near Manotick during WW 2
Westboro, History of an Ottawa, Canada Neighbourhood
The Thomson Family in the Westboro - Ottawa community 1800's - Maplelawn
British Home Children in Canada, 1869-1930 -- added an important primary document from John
The Pioneer ALBERT family in the Ottawa, Canada area
Early French Canadian Pioneer Families in Bytown, 1826-1855 -- This page has been re-organized
The Pioneer ALBERT family in the early Bytown / Ottawa area
David BASTIEN and Flore LANGEVIN, an early family in Maniwaki, Quebec, Canada
Michael DALEY and Elizabeth McGUIRE -- King's County, Ireland to Osgoode Township in 1830
Robert COLE and (1) Rose FLAHERTY and (2) Anne WHITE, also the DOXEY family
Michael MOLOUGHNEY and Ellen MURPHY, County Tipperary, Ireland to Nepean Township, Canada in 1850
Malaria on the Rideau Canal; Cholera Epidemics in Bytown - Other Nineteenth Century Diseases
The Temperance Movement in the Ottawa, Canada Region in the Mid 19th Century
BROCK, RALPH and BEGGS Families from Prescott County, Ontario, Canada
The Seigniory and Township of Longueil, Ontario, Canada - History and Genealogy - including the village of L'Orignal
Microhistory: Research using the web site "Bytown or Bust" (History and Genealogy in the Ottawa, Canada area)
Michael NEELIN and Jane MONTGOMERY, County Cavan, Ireland to Goulbourn Township, Ontario, Canada
Early Settlers in Goulbourn Township, Ontario, Canada, and area
Migration from Canada to Wisconsin, USA in the 1800's
First Nations and French Canadien Records from Lake of Two Mountain (Oka), 1721 to 1750 -
During the French Regime
First Nations History in the Ottawa, Ontario, Canada Area
James QUAIL (from County Down) and Mary McGOVERN and Anne BRADLEY, to Cornwall and then to Osgoode Townhip
Social Violence in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada (the Shiners' Wars), beginning in the 1820's
First Nations History in the Ottawa, Ontario, Canada Area,
added a link to "THE OTTAWA RIVER ALGONQUIN BANDS IN A ST. LAWRENCE IROQUOIAN CONTEXT", by James F. Pendergast, 1999.
Joseph LITTLE and Margaret Ann EASON, Scotland to New Brunswick, Canada, then to Gloucester Township, Ontario, Canada
Early Residents of the Township of Gloucester, Upper Canada, now part of the City of Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
Some Descendants of John HODGSON / HUDSON and his First Nation wife, Ann
This is an interesting genealogy of a Hudson Bay Company employee whose famiy migrated from
Hudson Bay to the Red River Settlement in Manitoba and then to Pontiac County on the Ottawa River.
The Fur Trade in the Ottawa and Gatineau Valleys
Lost River Township and Village, Argenteuil County, Quebec - History and Genealogy
Emigration from Scotland to the Ottawa, Canada area in the 1800's
Early McGOEY Surnames in Western Quebec, Canada
Drouin (Roman Catholic Church) Records for the Ottawa, Ontario, Canada area at ancestry.ca and at familysearch.org
Les squatters de la rivière Gatineau entre 1812 et 1870, pour l'obtention du grade de Maître des arts (M.A.)
par Mathieu Sabourin à la Faculté des études supérieures de l'Université Laval, 2010
Emigrants from the Ottawa, Canada area to North Dakota, Minnesota and Manitoba
John O'NEIL and Elizabeth BARRETT, County Wicklow, Ireland to Goulbourn Township
Eganville, Ontario, Canada - History and Genealogy
Robert LOWREY and Catherine O'BRIEN, Ireland to the River Road, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
Drouin Records for the Ottawa, Ontario, Canada area at ancestry.ca and at familysearch.org
(Roman Catholic Church Records)
William MITCHELL from England and Mary MURPHY from Ireland, to Bytown then to Osgoode Township
Anthony DOYLE and Elizabeth MURPHY - County Carlow, Ireland to Osgoode Township in 1847
Kemptville, Ontario, Canada - History and Genealogy
Bibliography of Reference Material for web site "Bytown or Bust"
Hough / Howe in North Gower and Nepean - also Slavin and Bolger / Bulger and Michael MULLIGAN from Fitzroy
Michael WALLACE and Catherine MURPHY, North Lot 14, Concession 2, Osgoode in 1879
Henry DIAMOND and Mary KENNEY, Pioneers in Osgoode Township, Ontario, Canada
Anthony DOYLE and Elizabeth MURPHY - County Carlow, Ireland to Osgoode Township in 1847
North Gower Township, Carleton County, Ontario, Canada -- History and Genealogy
The LaPLANTE and KELLY families, North Gower and Osgoode Townships, Ontario, Canada, in the 1800's
Westport, Ontario, Canada - History and Genealogy
Grenville County, Town of Prescott, Ontario, Canada -- Early History and Settlement
Kemptville, Ontario, Canada -- History and Genealogy
The Richmond Military Settlement, 1818, Goulbourn Township, Ontario, Canada
TheShipsList Website -- and other Passenger Lists Records
William MITCHELL from England and Mary MURPHY from Ireland, to Bytown, Hog's Back and Osgoode Township
St. Lawrence River Watershed, 1825 - 1867 ... Transportation and Settlement
Experimental Graphical Interface for Ottawa Neighbourhoods in 1863 (started map for the South Gloucester area)
The Pioneer SPRATT family in Gloucester Township
Military Obituaries from the Bytown Gazette, 1836-39
The SHANNON Family who Settled near Innisville, Lanark County, Ontario, Canada,
also William SHANNON in Augusta Township
Pontiac County, Quebec, Canada: Early Settlers and Geography
Maurice O'REILLY and Johanna SHEEHAN, County Cavan, Ireland to Pontiac County, Quebec
John TURNER and Susan WHELAN, Ireland to Osgoode Township, Ottawa, Canada
Early Residents of the Township of Osgoode, Upper Canada, (Ontario, Canada)
The Dumoine River Valley - the Boundary between Pontiac County and Temiscamingue County, Quebec, Canada, including part of the Ottawa River and the Villages of Stonecliffe, Des Joachims and Rolphton
Thomas and Margaret BORTHWICK -- Scotland to Gloucester Township, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
CUMMINGS Island, Cummings Bridge, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
MASSON surname, Scotland to Nepean Township, Ontario, Canada 1850's
Experimental Graphical Interface for Bytown or Bust - Try it out
Canada Geese on Mississippi Lake near Carleton Place
James McNEELY and his wife Agness, from County Antrim, Ireland to Carleton Place in 1822
Long Island Locks, Chapman's Mills, Dawson's Chapel and Black Rapids, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada -- History and Genealogy
Thomas Henry STAPLETON and Maria Jane NEELIN were early settlers in Goulbourn Townhip.
Thomas (Ebb) RIELLY's Blacksmith Shop - Goulbourn Township, Ontario, Canada
Goulbourn Township, Ontario, Canada -- History and Genealogy
The Early Italian Community in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada -- A New Book about the history of St. Anthony's church
James ABRAM / ABRAHAM and Ann DOYLE baptize Martha Anne in 1874
Patrick COLEMAN and Catherine McDERMOTT -- Ireland to Ottawa, Ontario, Canada (Osgoode Township)
James JORDAN and Bridget LAUGHNAN, County Mayo, Ireland to Osgoode Township, Ontario, Canada
Bibliography of Reference Material for Web Site "Bytown or Bust" -- added a McGill University Thesis from 1960
John and Catherine STRATFORD. An example of following the migration of three generations through three different
churches now within the City of Ottawa.
Congratulations to Michael and Betty DALEY on your 65th Wedding Anniversary
James MANTLE, also Robert MANTLE and Martha DEVEREUX -- Rathcormac, County Cork, Ireland to Osgoode Township
Patrick BURNS and Catherine DUNN, Ireland to the Manotick Station Road by 1862
Thomas DEVEREAUX and Margaret WHELAN, Ireland to Osgode Township
John O'BRIEN and Annie HOGAN, Ireland to the Ottawa Valley (connections to the Gatineau Valley)
Osgoode Township, History and Genealogy
First Nations History in the Ottawa, Ontario, Canada Area -- added a link to Project Naming, an initiative
by Library and Archives Canada to identify thousands of photographs of Inuit people.
Introducing William Pittman Lett, Ottawa's First City Clerk and Bard, 1819-1892, added new book by Bryan D. Cook
to our bibliography page.
Chinese Immigration to the Ottawa, Canada area
Some Descendants of John STRATFORD and Catherine STRATFORD from County Longford, Ireland to Ottawa, Canada by 1829
Maurice O'REILLY and Johanna SHEEHAN, County Cavan, Ireland to Pontiac County, Quebec, Canada
Michael STARRS or STARR, from County Tyrone, Ireland to Ottawa, Canada, some also to Buckingham, Lower Canada
Early Authors and Poets in Ottawa, Canada and Area
William Pittman LETT, 1819 - 1892, a new book by Bryan Cook
Osgoode Township, Ontario, Canada -- 1800's: Connections to Oka, St. Columban's and Ste. Scholastique, Quebec, Canada
The Rideau Canal, A UNESCO World Heritage Site, Ottawa to Kingston, Ontario, Canada
Researching Irish Catholic and Francophone Rideau Canal Ancestors, 1826-1832 at the Ottawa Branch of the Ontario Genealogical Society
Emigration from the Borrisokane area of County Tipperary, Ireland to Canada, 1818 to 1855
La Petite Nation Seignory in Western Quebec, Canada, History and Genealogy
MOORE Family (Dudley, David, Benjamin, etc.) -- Early settlers in Gatineau / Hull, Quebec (added two photos of Cecelia Pelletier)
Drouin Records for the Ottawa, Ontario, Canada area at ancestry.ca
Francophones Working on the Rideau Canal, 1826-1832
Gabriel FOUBERT and Marie Josephte HOULE
Bibliography of Reference Material for Web Site "Bytown or Bust" (added two new, OK old, books)
La Petite Nation Seignory in Western Quebec, Canada, History and Genealogy, Including Montebello and The Weskarini Algonquin First Nation
FORREST / FORRESTER and KENNEDY in Huntley Township, Ontario, Canada, (Richard FORREST was a Peter Robinson Settler in 1823)
Arnprior, Ontario, Canada -- History and Genealogy
Edward DODGE and Rosaline D'AMOUR POTVIN
The Thackray and Davidson Lumber Operations in Ottawa, Canada, a large research paper by Taylor Kennedy (updated)
South Sherbrooke Township, Lanark County, Ontario, Canada, History and Genealogy
Edward DODGE and Rosaline D'AMOUR POTVIN
James ABRAM / ABRAHAM and Ann DOYLE -- Ireland to East Lot 20, Concession II, Osgoode Township (City of Ottawa)
Unknown McAMMOND and Margaret HERRON, to Goulbourn Township, Ontario, Canada, then to Saskatoon, Saskatchewan
John McCARTIN and Margaret HUGHES, County Armagh, Ireland to South Gloucester, Ontario, Canada,
(added another family picture of the O'Callaghan family and also additional information from Michael Daley ... Al)
CARSON surname: Gloucester and Rideau Townships, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
Jean Jacob FINK and (1) Eleonor LaHAISE and (2) Esther CAMPEAU, Germany / Austria to Ottawa, Canada, 1840's
Martin QUINN and Helen (Ellen) QUINN), County Waterford, Ireland to Renfrew and Lanark Counties and many to the USA
Brudenell Township, Renfrew County, Ontario, Canada
Brian DOYLE -- Up to Low, A unique theatrical event filled with music and heart -- in the Gatineau Valley
James JORDAN and Bridget LAUGHNAN, from County Mayo, Ireland to Osgoode Township
Francois RHEAUME / REAUME and Christina NEWTON, Buckingham, Quebec area in the 1800's
Gabriel DUNLOP and Ellen McCLOSKEY, Ireland to Chelsea, Quebec in the 1820's
The pioneer STACKPOLE family, County Cork, Ireland to Bytown by 1828. Then to Osgoode Township in the 1840's.
The Nevins family from County Meath, Ireland to Bytown (Ottawa, Canada) in 1840
Four KEWLEY Home Children,From Isle of Man to Fairknowe Home in Brockville Ontario
British Home Children in Eastern Ontario
First Nations Reserves in the Ottawa, Canada Area ... Thanks to Peggy Fraser for new material
Regarding the Ardoch First Nations Peoples in Renfrew County.
Aylwin Township, Ottawa County, Quebec, Canada (in the Gatineau Valley), History and Genealogy
The French Line, Lavant Township, Renfrew County, Ontario, Canada
Lancelot JACKSON, ML# 662, from County Wicklow, Ireland to Eastern Ontario, Canada
First Nations Portage Trail from Lac Deschenes on the Ottawa River to Long Island on the Rideau River
First Nations History in the Ottawa, Canada area
Licences issued in the Bathurst District in 1839 and in Bytown in 1842
Some early Corcoran families in Bytown and area
The pioneer Neville family in Bytown and Ottawa
Francis NEVINS / EVANS and Mary CORRIGAN, County Meath, Ireland to Hog's Back and to Osgoode Township
Royal Sappers and Miners disbanded at the Rideau Canal, Ontario, Canada, in December 1831
March Township, Carleton County, History and Genealogy, (now part of the City of Ottawa, Canada)
Pontiac County, Quebec, Canada: Early Settlers and Geography - Bob Bourke is researching the Keon family from the Pontiac
Moses BLACK and Mary UNKNOWN -- Belfast, Ireland to Goulbourn Township, Ontario, Canada, c. 1845
Edward John LEWIS and Dorothy Levenia COLLIER, London, England to Ottawa, Canada (my Grandparents ... Al)
Pembroke, Renfrew County, Ontario, Canada - History and Genealogy -- added a nice example of photo restoration by Robert Bourke
Carleton Place and Mississippi Lake
Thomas BOLGER and Catherine GORMAN -- County Wexford, Ireland to Osgoode Township
Labour History in Eastern Ontario and Western Quebec
Bibliography of reference Material for web site "Bytown or Bust"
Archive CD Books Canada Newsletter
The Early Italian Community in Ottawa and Toronto, Ontario, Canada -- We learn that the Prescott Hotel was originally called The Preston Hotel!
March Township, Carleton County, History and Genealogy, (now part of the City of Ottawa, Canada)
Bytown Volunteers (militia), Enrolment List for 24th February 1838
First Nations History in the Ottawa, Ontario, Canada Area -- added map showing the location of OKA
Early French Canadian Pioneer Families in Bytown, 1826-1855
Joseph LaBRECHE dit DUGAS and Genevieve VIVARAIS, from the Seigneury of Argenteuil, Quebec, to Hog's Back
Eastern Ontario, Canada: Wills and Probate Records, including how to get at them -- with an example from 1842
Bibliography of Reference Material for Web Site "Bytown or Bust" -- added one new book
Early Cemeteries in Ottawa / Bytown and Hull / Gatineau -- Ontario and Quebec
The pioneer STACKPOLE family from Glanworth, County Cork, Ireland to Osgoode Township, Ontario, Canada in the 1820'a
Patrick WATTERS and Mary COLLIGAN, also the early ALBERT family - added photo of the heritage
Patrick Watters home in Barrhaven, Nepean Township
Ottawa Carleton and other City Directories available online. Thanks to Taylor Kennedy for this.
James JOHNSON / JOHNSTON and Bridget McGEE, also James JOHNSTON and Rose HOGAN, Ireland to the Ottawa, Canada area
Eastern Townships, Quebec, History and Genealogy
CHAMBERLIN / CHAMBERLAIN, SPALLIN, and MOREHOUSE, pioneer surnames in Eastern Ontario and Western Quebec, Canada
Thomas Bolger / Boulger / Bulger and Catherine GORMAN, County Wexford, Ireland to Osgoode Township,Ontario, Canada
Watson's Mill at Manotick, Ontario, Canada -- new , OK old, photographs -- Mills built by Moss Kent Dickenson
William Edward FARMER and Margaret Ann HEMPHILL, also the EVOY, HOBBS and LYON families, Ireland to the Ottawa, Canada area
The Pioneer FAULKNER family of Goulbourn Township
Goulbourn Township, Ontario, Canada (now part of the City of Ottawa)
Murtagh BURNS (BYRNS) and Sarah GRIER
Dane JUNKINS and Jane MacCONNELL, County Fermanagh, Ireland to the Ottawa area, # 556 on the McCabe List
Rideau Canal and Bytown Property Records, 1835 and other years -- Thanks to Pauline Johns for this link!
The MASSON family, from Scotland to Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
Old Cemeteries in the Ottawa and Gatineau area - Added a link to the Canadian Headstone Photo Project
Eusebe VARIN and Margaret WILLIAMS, Eusebe Varin came from St. Jacques l'Achigan near Joilette, Quebec
The Hough / Howe families in North Gower and Nepean - also Slavin and Bolger / Bulger - new e-mail regarding the Hough family
Les Travailleurs francophones pendant la construction du Canal Rideau, Bytown
Freemasons / Masonic Lodges in early Ottawa, Ontario, Canada and area
History of the Kemptville, Ontario Independent Order of Odd Fellows, a paper by Ian White
Oxford Township Pioneers, Ontario, Canada
History of the Hazeldean Masonic Lodge. Thanks to Ian White for sending along this paper.
The Grey Nuns of The Cross, The First Religious Order of Women in Ottawa (1845) - Read a 27 page paper by Taylor Kennedy.
Goulbourn Township -- History and Genealogy
The 1847 Diary of Hugh Falls, Surveyor (Trip up the Ottawa River in 1847)
Eusebe VARIN and Margaret WILLIAMS, Eusebe Varin came from St. Jacques l'Achigan near Joilette, Quebec
The Rideau Canal, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Ottawa to Kingston, Ontario, Canada
Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation uploads 200,000 old photographs of Ottawa - Read today's Ottawa Citizen article.
Obituary for Reverend Francis McEVOY. Read it here: St. John's Church at Enniskerry in Osgoode Township (City of Ottawa)
List of Bytown Volunteer Militia Members in 1838 - added an original document
Patrick CHRISTOPHER and (1) Catherine LANDRIGAN and (2) Mary FITZGERALD - to Osgoode Township, Ottawa, Canada
John FINAN and Catherine McGEE FINAN - to Osgoode Township, Ottawa, Canada
Samuel de Champlain visits the Ottawa area.
William MOORE and Margaret BOWES, from County Antrim, Ireland before 1845
Jewish History and Genealogy in the Ottawa, Canada area
The Orange Order in Eastern Ontario and Western Quebec
Merrickville, Ontario, Canada History and Genealogy
Westport, Ontario, Canada History and Genealogy
L'Institut Canadien Français d'Ottawa (corrected link updated - thanks to M. Paul Antoine Lavoie).
Bibliography of Reference Material for the web site Bytown or Bust -- added new book on history of the Orange Lodge
Art History in the Ottawa, Ontario, Canada, area -- The Interplay of Art and Local History / Genealogy
The Seigneurial System in Quebec and Migration to the Ottawa / Gatineau area in the 1800's
John W. Dafoe from Combermere in Renfrew County became the influential editor of the Winnipeg Free Press.
William McFADDEN and Anne BOUCHER -- 99th Regiment of Foot, County Tyrone, Ireland to Goulbourn Township, Ontario, Canada
The CARR, LARRETT, STYLES and HARRIS families -- early settlers in Fitzroy Township, Ontario, Canada
Eastern Ontario, Canada: Wills and Probate Records -- Estate Files, 1793-1859
The Hugh Davidson family home in Bridlewood (Ottawa, Ontario); another fine old home demolished
Hastings County, Ontario, History and Genealogy
Patrick ALLEN and Mary Catherine DURICK, from County Down, Ireland to the Ottawa Valley (Bristol Township)in 1845
Newsletter from Archive CD Books, Canada
James McGREGOR and Ellen O'BRIEN, from Scotland and Ireland to the Ottawa Valley
William and James WILSON, to Pontiac County, Quebec in the 1820's
The MASSON surname, Scotland to Nepean Township and Ottawa, Ontario, Canada, Australia and New Zealand
James GRAHAM and Mary Ann UPTON in Gloucester Township, Ireland to Gloucester Township, 1830's
Peter Robinson settlers from Ireland to Canada in 1823 on the Ships Stakesby and Hebe - Surnames A to G
The Holiness Movement in Eastern Ontario and Western Ontario.
Bibliography of Reference Material
Michael STARRS or STARR from County Tyrone, Ireland to Ottawa, Canada and area; also Charles GOULDEN and Rosanna STARRS
Digital Searching of the Upper Canada Land Petitions and Records.
Uper Canada Land Records, including those digitized by Library and Archives Canada.
Events occurring at the Irish Canadian Cultural Centre
Andrew LUCAS, from County Kilkenny, Ireland to Beckwith Township, Ontario, Canada.
Our Bibliography
The 1823 Peter Robinson Settlers from County Cork
Robert Turner, from Ireland to Eganville, Ontario and Aylmer Qebec in the 1800's.
Eganville, Ontario, Canada (in Renfrew County)
Philip CHUGG and (1) Deborah ROUTLIFFE and (2) Cathrine DAVIS - Aylmer, Quebec
Sandy Hill: Evolution of an Ottawa, Ontario, Canada Neighbourhood
Garrett BYRNE and Elizabeth PIERCE, County Wicklow, Ireland to Ontario, Canada...
Long Island Locks, Chapman's Mills, Dawson's Chapel and Black Rapids, Ottawa...
George NEWSOME, from County Wicklow, Lockmaster at Kilmarnock, Rideau Canal
Peter AYLEN, King of the Shiners, (Aylen Lake in Algonquin Park, Ontario)
Timothy BRENNAN and Ann KENNEDY, Settlers in Nepean Township in 1856
Miles FOX and Bridget KENNEDY -- County Sligo, Ireland to Osgoode Township...
Archibald McNab (The Laird of McNab Township) - Scottish Settlers in 1823 near...
Early Funeral Parlours and Memorial Engravers in the Ottawa, Canada area
Early Cemeteries in Ottawa / Bytown and Hull / Gatineau -- Ontario and Quebec
Francois RHEAUME and Christiana NEWTON, to the Buckingham, Quebec area in the...
George ROBB and Belle / Annabelle CAMPBELL and other early ROBBs in the Ottawa...
Shannon Lectures, 2014 at Carleton University -- Lecture Numbers 2 and 3
Ezekiel COLE and Mary LA ROCK / LAROQUE / LaROCHE -- to Goulbourn Township and...
Samuel COLE and Mary Ann MARTIN, Ireland to Pontiac County, Quebec, Canada, in...
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