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11 ADVERTISEMENTS.

T H E C A N A D A

PERMANENT BUILDING AND SAVINGS’ SOCIETYIs Prepared to make Advances on Approved Real Estate, situate in

Western Canada,ON TH E FOLLOWING FAVORABLE TERM S:

Amount; required to redeem each $100 advanced in....5 years— 10 years— 15 years.If payable half yearly........................................... $12 95 8 02 6 50If payable yearly...................................................... 26 55 16 45 13 34

Loans at proportionate rates for less than 5, or for 6, 8 or 12 years.The above instalments include a sinking fund, which pays off the Principal, as

well as Interest of the loan, so that at the expiration of the term agreed upon, the debt is entirely wiped out. The full amount of the loan is advanced, and no pay­ment is required before the end of the half year or year. Payments may be paid in advance, and interest is allowed therefor ; or the mortgage may be redeemed in full at any time the borrower desires, on equitable terms. Expenses moderate and fixed by tariff".

For further information, apply (prepaid) to the Society’s Local Appraisers, or toJ. HERBERT MASON,

Secretary and Treasurer, Toronto. N.B.—Interest allowed for moneys on deposit.

Masonic Hall, Toronto.

JOHN FENNELL,C O A L ,

I R O N ,A N D

A R D W A R EMerchant,

KING STREET

BERLIN, C. W.

All Kinds of Hardware at the Lowest Prices.

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COLONIAL SECURITIES' COMP’NYOF LONDON, ENGLAND.

THIS COM PANY H AV E A LARGE AMOUNT OF

M O N E Y TO L O A N !Upon the Security of Improved Farms, for Five years,

On the most favorable Terms.FOR TERMS, &c., APPLY TO

R. J. U. CHIPM AN, Secretary,Royal Insurance Buildings, Toronto,

Or to any of the Company’s Valuers.

N. B.—Deposits received on account of principal at any time, and five per cent, allowed thereon.

T R O T T E R & G R A .H A .M ,

M i f f(SUCCESSORS IN GUELPH TO T. TROTTER.)

S6T-OVER MR. HIGINBOTHAM’S DRUG STORE.-®!R e f e r e n c e s .— Dr. Barnhart, StreetsvilHiJiTTOflINtfHte Springfield ; Drs. Wright

and Ogden, Oakville; Dr. Freeman, Miltong^Dr^. Wrigkt and Freeman, Georgetown ; Drs. Herod, Clark and Parker, Guelph •. Dr. Pat»rio, and>K. Chishohn, Esq , J. P., Brampton.

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INSURANCE

O F C A N A D A ,

FOR

,F ire and M a r i n r I n s u r a n c e .

INCORPORATED BY ACT OF PARLIAMENT, 1849.

H E A D OF F I C E , T O R O N T O S T . , T O R O N T O .

DIRECTORSH on. J. HILL YARD CAMERON) M.P.P., P resident.

LEWIS MOFFATT, Esq., V ice-President.

George Duggan, Esq.J ohn Cameron, Esq.A ngus Morrison, Esq., M.P.P.

C. J. Campbell, Esq.W. J. McDonell, Esq. Christopher Robinson, Esq.

M. R. V ankoughnet, Esq. J. McGillis, Esq.G. C. W ood, Esq.

Manager and Secretary—JAS. SYDNEY CROCKER, Esq.

Assistant Secretary—DONOUGH O’BRIEN, Esq.

Soli'eitors— Messrs. D uggan & B urns. Bankers—Commercial B ank of Canada.

Insurance granted on every description of Property from loss or damage by Fire, or the Perils of Navigation, at moderate rates of Premium.

LOSSES EQUITABLY ADJUSTED AND PROMPTLY PAID.

Agents in the Principal Towns and Villages in the Province.

GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY

OF THE

COUNTY OF WATERLOO,

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IRWIN & BURNHAM, PUBLISHERS.W. H. IRWIN. GEO. E. BURNHAM,

TO RO N TO :PRINTED BY HENRY ROWSELL, 76 KING STREET EAST.

1867.

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PREFACE .

In presenting this work to the public, the compilers wish to state that their object, which they hope they have attained is to provide a work which will prove not only useful, but interesting, and that every exertion in their power has been made to render it complete and reliable.

From the variety of sources from which it was necessary to obtain the required information, and the impossibility o f avoiding all mistakes in a work of this nature, inaccuracies may be found, espe­cially in the orthography of proper names, but the publishers trust that as few errors will be discovered in this work as in any of a similar character, and that it will deserve the approbation of its patrons.

We return our sincere thanks to those who have so liberally aided the undertaking, not only in a pecuniary sense, but also by providing us with valuable information. We are particularly in- dnbted to the kindness and courtesy of the several papers of the County.

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CONTENTS

Agricultural Societies ...........Ayr ........................................Baden........................................Bamberg.......................... .........Banks........................................Berlin........................................Black Horse Corners...............Blair ........................................Bloomingdale...........................Branchton ................................Breslau ....................................Bridgeport................................Census of 1861 .......................Conestogo.............. .................Coroners, list o f.......................Crosshill....................................Division Courts, limit» o f .......Doon ........................................Elmira ....................................Erbsville....................................Fire Brigade, Berlin...............Fish Hill .................................Flora ........................................Freeport....................................Freiburg....................................Galt............................................Hawksville...............................Haysville ................................H eidelberg ..................... ......Hespeler...................................Insurance Companies..............Kossuth....................................Lexington ..............................Linwood..................................Magistrates, list of...................Mannheim................................Masonic Lodges.......................

Mechanics’ Institute, Ber]in... xixMunicipalities ....................... xvNew Aberdeen ....................... 129New Dundee............................ 129New Hamburg ....................... 130Nortb Dumfries....................... 1Orange Lodges .........................xviiiOregon .................................... 141Petersbnrg .............................. 141Philipsburg ............................ 14>3Post Offices................................ xixPreston .................................... 143Provincial Insurance Agents 166Roseville ................................ 150School Superintendents........... xviiSt. Agatha................ ............. 151St. Clements ............................ 152St. Jacobs ................................ 152Strasburg ................................ 154Table of Distances f’rom Berlin xxWallenstein . ........................ 154Waterloo Battalion .................xviiiWaterloo, County— area of, as-

sets, liabilities, revenues andexpenditure of ................... xiii

Waterloo Mutual Fire Insur-ance Co................................. xvii

Waterloo Official Directory... xivWaterloo Township ............... 7Waterloo Village ................... 155Wellesley Village ....... 156Wellesley Township ............... 22West Montrose ........................ 165Williamsburg............................ 166Wilmot Township................... 31

| Winterbourne ...................... 165I Woolwich Township............... 41

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AYR.Ayr Observer.......................Bain, James, M .D ...............Colwell’s Hotel ...................Patterson, Robert...............Walker, Robert...................Woollen Spinning and Card­

ing Mills...........................Wyllie, Robert ...................

BADEN.McIntyre & Bro...................

BERLIN.American Hotel...................Berlin Pump Factory’ .......B'erlln Journal...................Berlin Tannery ...................Berlin Telegraph ...............Bowman, Israel D ...............Brauer, B .............................Breithaupt, L .......................Cabinet Ware Manufactory. Carriage, Waggon and Sleigh

Manufactory ...................Commercial Hotel...............Dopp, George ...................Eby & Co.............................Fennell, John ...................Fennell, John.......................Fox, August ...................Hoffman, Isaac ...................Jackson, H. F. J ................Kannengiesser, J. F ............Lambrecht, C. A ...............Macpherson, A . & F ,..........Phoenix Fire Insurance Co. Pioneer Tobacco Factory...Railway Station H otel.......Rittinger & Motz ...............Roat, John............................Roos, John............................Snyder, Frederick ...............Union Hotel .......................Ziegler, Enoch ...................

BLAIR.Renshaw, John ................... 72

BRANCHTON .Crawford, William ............ 74

BRIDGEPORT.Bitzer, Dorothea ............... 76Commercial Hotel............... 76Eby & Co, Elias ................ 76Lancaster Grist, Saw and Oil

Mills ................................ 76Rasbach, Adam V ............... 76

CONESTOGO.North American Hotel....... 78

CROSSHILL.McCutcheon, James............ 81

DOON.Lion Hotel.............................. 80Mulloy, N .............................. 80Riley ,'/W. E ............................ 80

ELMIRA.Elmira Medical Hall........... 84Heller, Adam........................ 82Levan, P. & C o ................... 83Royal Exchange Hotel ....... 84Savage & Garbutt............... 84Vogt, George....................... 84Walmsley, David L ............ 83Whiting, J. A ................... 84Winger & Weaver............... 83

FREEPORT.Lutz, Oharles....................... 84Railroad Hotel ................... 85

GALT.Aikens Thomas.................... 109Alhambra Saloon ................. 110Allan, Jokn .......................... 115Bernhart, W m...................... 107

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GALT— Continued.Canada Life Assurance Co.Cants, J. & H ....................Carter, B.............................Commercial Hotel...............Cooke, W m .........................Davis, J. W . & Co.............Dumfries Foundry ............Fisher, T. S.........................Fleming, John...............114,Galt Reporter.......................Gillies, Peter .......................Goldie, M’Culloch & Co.....Heinhold, W .......................H^me, Gavin.......................Husband, G. E .....................Jaffray Bros.........................Kay, James...........................Kay, John...........................Life and Fire Insurance Co.Lutz & Co............................Me Broom, W m ...................McCrea, W .J ......................M eserve, J. C. Ben............Miller, W. N .......................Patrick, R ............................Poison, A .............................Robertson, John.................Sparrow, Thomas W., M.D.Strong, R. S.........................Trotter, James .............. .Trotter & Scott...................Union Foundry...................Union Hotel .......................Watson, William ...............Wellish, Robert...................

GUELPH.Trotter & Grah:am ...............

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American Hotel...................Freeborn, Thos, M..............

HAYSVILLE.Somerville, M ....................... 119

HESPELER .Baker’s Hotel....................... 124Bennett, H. D ................... 124Chapman, John ................... 123McIntyre, Robert................ 125Shaw, Adam ....................... 124Zryd, Joseph ....................... 125

LINWOOD.Coote, Robert C.................. 126Fysh, R. T............................ 127Gregory, John ................... 127Kidd, J. C............................. 128Linwood Hotel ................... 128L inwood Mills ................... 127Reid, John............................ 127Schnurr, John ................... 126

MANNHEIM.Hoffman, Joseph .............. 129

NEW DUNDEE.Bricker & Son ................... 130

NEW HAMBURG.Baechler, Charles ............... 138Boehler, Xavier................... 135Canadian Volksblatt ........... 136Graff Frederick ................... 138Merner, Frederick............... 139Merner, Samuel ............... 167Muter, P. J., M .D ............... 166Payne, John ....................... 138Pressprich, Otto................... 136Queen’s Arms Hotel........... 137Scheiler, John ................... 138Sey]er, J................................ 139

| Rau & Sons ....................... 137Union Hotel ....................... 138Zingg, Samuel ................... 137

PETERSBURG.Bennett, John ................... 141

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PETERSBURG— Continued.Diana Tannery ................... 141Ernst, John ....................... 141Petersbui’g Hotel ............... 141Zoeger, Christopher............. 141

PRESTON.Bernhardt, Jacob ............... 166Clare & Beck ................... 148Erb, A. A. & Co.................. 149Great Western Hotel........... 150Klotz, Otto............................ 148Kress, C................................ 150Roos, G ................................ 149Roos’ Hotel ....................... 149Union Hotel ........................ 166Uttech, F.............................. 149

ST. A G ATH A .Kaisen & Herrer ................... 151

ST. JACOBSFarmer’s Inn....................... 154Wideman, J. L..................... 153

TORONTO.Canada P. B. & S. Society iiCol. Securities Co................. iiiProvincial Insurance Co. ... iv Stephens & Co...................... vi

WALLENSTEIN.Oswald, Jacob .................... 154

WATERLOO.Bowman’s Hotel ............... 162Hespeler, Wm...................... 162Jones, E. G........................... 162MacGachen & Colquhonn ... 162Moyer, P. E. W ................... 161Snider, E. & S. S.................. 163Waterloo Chronicle ........... 161

W ELLESLEY.Docring, Lawrcnee ........... 164Zoeger, John ....................... 164

WEST MONTROSE.Kilborne, J. B....................... 165

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COUNTY OE WATERLOO,IS PUBLISHED

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A. & F. MACPHERSON,EDITORS AND PROPRIETORS.

COUNTY OF WATERLOO.

In the year 1834, the County of* Halton comprised the territory now known as North W entworth, Waterloo and Wellington ; and in 1837, by Act of Parliament, the Wellington District was set apart, comprising the townships of' Luther, Proton, Amaranth and Melancthon f'rom the County of Simcoe ; the townships of Guelph, Garafraxa, Erin, Eramosa, Nichol, Waterloo, Wilmot, Woolwich, Wellesley and Mornington, from the Gore District. At a subsequent period the United Counties of’ Waterloo and Brant were formed. These were separated in 1863.

The County of Waterloo is bounded north by Wellington ; east by Wellington and Wentworth; west by Perth, and south by Brant and Oxford. It contains eleven municipalities : the town of Galt, the villages of Berlin, Hespeler, New Hamburg, Preston and Waterloo, and the townships of North Dumfries, Waterloo, Wellesley, Wilmot and Wool- wieh.

The County contains almost every variety of soil and surface— clay, loam, sand and gravel, hill, valley, meadow land and swamp, The land is fertile, and well cultivated and improved. It is well watered by the Grand, Speed, and Conestogo rivers, together with a number of smaller streams, tributaries of the rivers. The timber is principally hardwood. In several parts of the eounty limestone of a superior quality abounds. Waterloo holds a high position as a manufacturing county; mills, fac­tories and foundries abound, and orders from all parts of the continent, and from Europe, are being constantly filled.

The County is intersected by the Grand Trunk, and tbe Guelph and Galt Branch of the Great Western Railway. The roads are generally well gravelled, thus affording every facility for the transportation of merchandise.

County of W aterloo.— Area— 328,463 acres, or 513 square miles. The township of Waterloo contains 91,154 acres; Wilmot, 62,600 ; Woolwich, 58,000; Wellesley, 66,860; North Dumfries, 47,000.

Summary o f the Statements o f the Assets, Liabilities, Revenue, Expends ture, &c., o f the County o f Waterloo, 1866.

The following sums are the aggregate of all the towns and townships within the county, as well as of the county itself as a separate corpora tion :— Number of acres assessed, 314,801 ; number of ratepayers assessed, 6,954.

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A ssets.— Assessed value of real estate, 86,204,811 ; assessed value of personal property, $698,360 ; amount of arrears of taxes, 87,843 ; other assets, $66,155.

L iabilities.— Corporation debentures, 8120,111; other liabilities,$ 1, 200.

R evenue.— Collected under the year’s rates, 861,922 ; from Govern­ment on account of administration of Government, $3,261 ; other revenue, $13,740.

E xpenditure.— Interest paid on debentures, $6,783 ; educational pur­poses, $22,650 ; salaries and other expenses of Municipal Government, $8,500 ; administration of justice, 87,503 ; roads and bridges, $19,060 ; all other accounts, 610,573.

Waterloo is divided into two Ridings. The North is represented in the Legislative Assembly, by Isaac E. Bowman, Esq., of St. Jacobs, and the South by Jas. Cowan, Esq., of Galt. The Hon. A . J. Fergusson Blair, M.L.C., Brock Division.

COUNTY OF W ATERLOO OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.

C ounty O fficers.

Judge,......................... ............ Wm. Miller,.........Sheriff, ....................................George Davidson,Clerk Co. Court and Deputy

Clerk of the Crown, ........... James Colquhoun,,Registrar Surrogate Court,... A . J. Peterson,....County Treasurer,................. Charles Stanton...,County Clerk, .......................I. D. Bowman,,...County Attorney, .................. Thomas Miller,,. .,Clerk of the Peace, ...............Thomas Miller,...Registrar, ............................... D . McDougall,Surveyor, ................................Joseph Hobson...., f H. F. J. Jackson

Auditors, .. ....................... { M. P. Empey,

Galt.Berlin.

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Hawksville.

LIMITS OF DIVISION COURTS.

1. Comprising all that part of the township of Waterloo lying south of the Block line on the west side of the Grand River, and that part of the Upper Block of the said township lying on the east side of the Grand River, north of lots 115, 104, 109, 86 and 95, to the Guelph township line, including the town of Berlin.— Cleric, A . J. Peterson, Berlin.

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2. Comprising all that part of the township of Waterloo lying south of the Block line on the west side of the Grand River, and that part lying on the east side of the Grand River, south of the northern boun­dary of lots 115, 104, 109, 86 and 96, to the Guelph township line, including the village of Preston.— Cleric, Otto Klotz, Preston.

3. Comprising all that part of the township of North Dumfries lying east of lot 19, in the 7th concession, and running a course with the east­ern boundary of said lot in a northerly direction up to the 12th conces­sion ; thence along the eastern boundary of lot 33, in the said 12tli concession, to the township line, including the town of Galt.— Clerk, Peter Keefer, Galt.

4. Comprising all that part of the township of North Dumfries lying west of lot 18, in the 7th concession ; thence along the western limits of lot 22 to the township line.— Clerk, John Wyllie, Ayr.

5. Comprising the township of Wilmot. Clerk, John Allchin, New Hamburg.

6. Comprising the township of Wellesley.— Clerk, M. P. Empey, Hawkesville.

7. Comprising the township of Woolwich.— Clerk, Alex. H. Grant, Conestogo.

M UNICIPALITIES— COUNTY OF WATERLOO.

W aterloo T ow nship .— Ephraim Erb, Warden and Reeve; Geo. Randall and Henry McNally, Deputy Reeves ; Wm. Henry, John L. Erb, Councillors.

W ilmot.— H. D. Tye, Reeve; Anthony Kaiser, Deputy ; C. Doering, J. R. Smith, Jacob Beck, Councillors.

W ellesley.— Dr. Vardon, Reeve; F. Walter, Deputy; Thos. Free­born, John Stroh, James Scott, Councillors.

W oolw ich .— Chas. Hendry, Beene; John Wideman, Deputy; James Hall, David S. Snyder, Wm. Cavanagh, Councillors.

N orth D um fries.— Thos. Marshall, Reeve; Geo. Simpson, Deputy; Messrs. Dickson, Tillie and Landreth, Councillors.

Town of G alt .— M. C. Lutz, Mayor; John Fleming, Reeve; Alex. Macgregor, Deputy; Messrs. D. Brown, Robert Patrick, Thos. Peck, James McTague, Roger Robson, Robert Wallace, Richard Blam, Fred­erick Guggisberg, Jas. Crombie, John Goldie, Councillors.

T own of B erlin .— W. H. Bowlby, Reeve; L. Breitliaupt, Deputy; Wm. Jaffray, Valentine Gildner, F. Schneider, Councillors.

W aterloo V illage .— M. Springer, Reeve; Messrs. I. M. Weaver, J. B. Snyder, Jacob S. Roos, Geo. Edler, Councillors.

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N ew H amburg.— John Allcliin, Reeve; Messrs. Merner,Rau, Hunter and Fisher, Councillors.

Preston.— A. A . Erb, Reeve; John Clare, XL Walm, James Hunt, John Roos, Councillors.

H espeler.— Geo. Hespeler, Reeve.A uditors.— H. F. J. Jackson, M. P. Empey.Solicitor. — C . A. Dui’and.

LIST OF MAGISTRATES, CO. WATERLOO.

Alderson, James, Bridgeport Anthes, Jacob, St. Agatha Beach, Lyman, New Dundee Bettschen, Jacob, New Dundee Blain, James, Galt Boomer, Alfred, Linwood Boomer, W. R., Linwood Bowers, Cyrus, Berlin Bowman, Israel D., Berlin Bowman, J. E., St. Jacobs Bowman, J. L., Freeport Cavanagh, Robert, Bridgeport Chalmers, D., Winterbourne Chisholm, Thomas, Galt Clemens, Isaac, Preston Cornell, S., Preston Cowan, James, Galt Derr, John, Wellesley Ellis, Wm. E., Hespeler Empey, M. P., Hawksville Erb, Ephraim, Breslau Ernst, John, Petersburg Fischer, Wm., Waterloo Goodall, John, Galt Hassan, James, Freiburg Henderson, Thomas, Hamburg Hendry, Charles, Conestogo Hendry, Wm., Conestogo Hespeler, George, Hespeler Hespeler, Wm., Waterloo Hoffman, Jacob, Berlin Hoffman, John, Waterloo Huber, H. S., Berlin Jackson, Henry F. J., Berlin Johnson, John, Freeport

Karch, Charles, Hespeler Kay, James, Galt Kilgour, Joseph, Ayr Klotz, Otto, Preston Liersch, Henry, Dundee Liesmer, Henry, Lisbon Lutz, M. C., Galt McDougall, John, Waterloo Mackie, A . J., Berlin Marshall, Thomas, Ayr Martin, John W., Preston Martin, S. D., Preston Merner, Samuel, New Hamburg Oelschlager, W m , Bridgeport Osborne, Wm., Galt Peterson, A . J., Berlin Pliin, James, Hespeler Phinn, W . R., Hespeler Randall, George, Berlin Rich, Thomas, Galt Richardson, Samuel, Galt Rombach, Ferdinand, Frieburg Rosebrugb, Wm., Branchton Sampson, Theophilus, Galt Schnarr, Hartmann, Waterloo Seaton, John, Elmira Springer, Moses, Waterloo Stroh, John, Berlin Thompson, John, Galt Veitch, Wm., Winterbourne Watson, John, Ayr Wright, Francis, Linwood Wyllie, Robert, Ayr Zoeger, Christopher, Petersburg Zoeger, John, Wellesley

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LIST OF CORONERS— COUNTY WATERLOO.

Bowlby, David S., M. D., Berlin. Ebert, Charles.Koltsch, Ernst A.Niemeir, George.Philip, John R., M. D., Galt. Pipe, Wm., M. D., Berlin

Rolls, Charles.Vardon, W. H., M.D., Hawkesville Walden, John W., M.D., Wellesley Walmsley, David L., M.D., Elmira Whiting, James A., M.D., Elmira

LOCAL SUPERINTENDENTS, COMMON SCHOOLS.Isaac L. Bowman, Waterloo; Rev. W. B. Rally, W ilmot; Rev. Jas.

Boyd, Wellesley; Isaac E. Bowman, Woolwich; Rev. D. McRuer, North Dumfries.

BANKS.C ommercial B a n k — Branch at Berlin, R. N. Rogers, Agent. • C ommercial B a n k — Branch at Galt, Wm. Cooke, Manager. G orf. B an k— Branch at Galt, John Davidson, Agent.

AGRICULTURAL SOCIETIES.

N orth R iding .— Henry Snider, President; John McDougall, 1st Vice-President; John M. Campbell, 2nd Vice-President; Moses Springer, Secretary and Treasurer ; John Pearce and John E. Bowman, Auditors.

D irectors.— Jeremiah Hughes, Wellesley; Isaac Wilson, John Tuck, Wateiloo ; Wm. Mackie, Wm. Veitch, Woolwich; W . Jaffray, Berlin : J. M. Weber, Waterloo Village.

N ew M embers, 1867.—James Johnson, London; Jas. Cowan, Galt; Robert Gibson, Goderich; Joseph R. Burton.

S outh R iding .— Thomas Henderson, President; Thomas Chisholm, 1st Vice-President; Titus Sheard, 2nd Vice-President; Alex. Macgregor, Secretary and Treasurer.

D irectors.— Messrs. Wm. Cowan, Isaac Clemens, Otto Klotz, Alex. McPhail, John Goodall, Richard Blain, Isaac Musten.

INSURANCE COMPANIES.W aterloo C ounty M utual F ire I nsurance C om pany .r—Moses

Springer, President; C. M. Taylor, Secretary; John W. Bowman, In­spector ; John Shuh, Treasurer; John B. Snyder, Conestogo ; Abraham A. Erb, Preston, Auditors.

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N orth Dumfries and South W aterloo Mutual I nsurance Com­pany.— John Watson, President; Thomas Marshall, Secretary.

D irectors.— Thomas Ballingal, James Wilson, James Brown, Fergus Anderson, 'Walter Gladstones, Alex. Cranston, Andrew Landreth.

WATERLOO BAT ALLION (29th).

Lieut-Col., K. Goodman, New Hamburg; Sen. Major, H. D. Tye, W ilm ot; J an. Major, — McMillan, Elora; Adjutant, T. S. Macgachan, Waterloo; Paymaster, Charles Cameron, New Hamburg; Quarter­master, J. G. S. Nevills, New Hamburg; Surgeon,John Philips, M.D., Galt ; Assistant Surgeon, Wm. Pipe, M.I)., Berlin.

No. 1 Co., N ew H amburg.— Captain, Robert Campbell ; Lieutenant, Wm. Smith; Ensign, George Holwell.

No. 2 Co., G alt.— Captain, John McDonald; Lieutenant, R . H. Poi­son ; Ensign, Richard McMillan.

No. 4 Co., Crosshill.— Captain, Wm. Barber ; Lieutenant, Wm. Ramo ; Ensign, John Wilson.

No. 5 Co., Berlin.— Captain, Thomas Miller; Lieutenant, Joseph Bowman ; Ensign, Alexander Millar.

No. 6 Co., A yr.— Captain, Thomas Colwell ; Lieutenant, G. Wrigley; Ensign, R. Patterson.

MASONIC LODGES, CO. WATERLOO.Grand R iver Lodge, No. 151, B erlin.— Established, 1861.— Chas,

Hendry, W .M. ; John McDougall, P.M. ; Wm. Washburn, S.W. ; I. G. Bean, J.W . ; John A. Mackie, Treas. ; W . A. Bockus, Secy. ; J. S. Perine, S.D. ; Ottomar llling, J.D. ; Walter Wells, I.G .; James W. Fraser, Tyler ; John Zoeger, M. C. Schofield, Stewards. Meets Tuesday, on or before full moon.

A lma Lodge, No. 72, G. R. C., Galt.— T. S. Fisher, XV.M. ; John Davidson, P.M. ; George H. Patterson, S .W .; Frederick Guggisberg, J .W .; John Allan, Secretary. Meets Thursday, on or before full moon.

ORANGE LODGES, CO. W ATERLOO.

County Lodge.— John McKee, W .M ,; Thomas Freeborn, D.M. ; Simon Crookshanks, Secretary; John Crookshanlcs, Treasurer; Moses Lang, Chaplain ; W. Harron, Proxy ; Adam McKee, Director of Cere­monies.

D istrict L odge on W ellesley.— Wm. Crooks, W.M. ; Robert Gibson, D .M .; Wm. Harron, D.T. ; T. Freeborn, Secretary; James Manser, Chaplain ; Simon Crookshanks, Director of Ceremonies.

COUNTY OF WATERLOO. XIX

P rim ary L odges, No. 23, 9th Con. Wellesley Township.— Moses Lang, W.M. ; Adam McKee, D.M.— Post Office, Millbank.

No. 363, Crosshill.— James McCutcheon, W .M .; James Manser. D.M.

No. 430, 3rd Con. Wellesley Township.— John Freeborn, W .M .; Thomas Freeborn, D.M. Meets, last Thursday. P. O., Wellesley.

No. 479, 5th Cou. Wellesley.— Robert Hooey, W.M. ; Robert Arm­strong, D.M. Meets, second Monday. P. O., Crosshill.

No. 544, L inw ood .— Wm. Crooks, W.M. ; James Scott, D.M. Meets Thursday, on or before full moon.

BERLIN MECHANICS’ INSTITUTE.

D. Ormiston, B. A., President; Wm. Gaul, Vice-President; XV. H. G. Knowles, Treasurer; F. McPherson, Secretary ; George S. Howard, Librarian.

BERLIN FIRE BRIGADE.

John Winger, Chief; John Matz, Secretary and Treasurer.E ngine Com pany .— Wm. Stein, Captain; Henry Schwerm, 1st Lieut­

enant; Wm. Mogk, 2nd Lieutenant; Conrad Weller, 1st Engineer; Wm. Boecking, 2nd Engineer; Adam Stein, 1st Foreman; Henry Karn, 2nd Foreman ; Henry Jaeger, 1st Branchman ; Philip Ran, 2nd Branch- man ; George Sharp, August Hagan, Philip Schwann, Hosemen.

H ook and L adder C ompany.— George Hess, Captain; Isaac Hemb- ling, Lieutenant; Herman Rathmann, Secretary and Treasurer.

POPULATION CENSUS OF 1861.Berlin, 1,956 ; North Dumfries, 4,161 ; Galt, 3,069 ; New Hamburg

868 ; Hespeler, 604 ; Preston, 1,538 ; Waterloo Village, 1,273 ; North Waterloo, 3,969 ; South Waterloo, 3,995; Wellesley, 5,888 • Wilmot 6,173; Woolwich, 5,256. Total 38,750.

POST OFFICES AND POSTMASTERS— CO. W ATERLOO

Those printed in Italics are Money Order Offices.Ayr, Robert J. Wylie. Baden, Jacob Beck Bamberg, F. Walter. Berlin, Wm. Jaffray. Blair, J. Rensbaw.

Bloomingdale, J. D. Moyer. Branchton, George Middleton. Breslau, E. Erb.Bridgeport, Elias Eby. Conestogo, A. H. Grant.

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XX COUNTY OF WATERLOO.

LIST OF POST OFFICES— Continued.Crossbill, James McCutcheon; Doon, Robert Strang.Elmira, Peter Winger. Erbsville, John L. Erb.Flora, Isaac Devitt.Freeport, Charles Lutz. Freiburg, Ferdinand Rombach. Galt, John Davidson. Hawksville, M. P. Empey. Haysville, Margaret Somerville. Hespeler, Conrad Nahrgang. Linwood, Robert C. Coote. Mannheim, Joseph Hoffman. New Aberdeen, William Kay.

New Dundee, A. Moyer.New Hamburg, Christian Ernst. Petersburg, John Ernst. Philipsburg West, G. C. Doering. Preston, Conrad Nispel. Roseville, Thomas Lane.St. Agatha, Anthony Kaiser.St. Clements, John Stroh.St. Jacobs, John L. Wideman. Wallenstien, Jacob B. Oswald. Waterloo, C. Kumpf.Wellesley, John Zoeger.West Montrose, J. B. Kilborne. Winterbourne, Elizabeth Gordon.

TABLE OF DISTANCES FROM BERLIN.

W aterloo.......St. Jacobs.......Hawksville__Elmira...........Glenallen.......Hollin ............Listowel ........Heidelberg__St. Clemens ...Crosshill........Millbank .......Linwood ........Bridgeport __Breslau ..........New GermanyGuelph...........Conestogo.......WinterbourneElora ..............Fergus ...........Mount ForestDurham ........St. Agatha__

811122227358

10152217 2 6 9

1899

182150668

Walkerton Owen SoundPreston........Hespeler.....G alt.............Harrisburg ..Dundas........Hamilton__Roseville.....A y r ..............Paris............Brantford__Plattsville__Doon............Petersburg ..Baden ..........Hamburg__Stratford .....St. Marys__New Dundee Phillipsburg. Wellesley....

65958

1111223035

915212818

669

142S40121417

Farmers of Waterloo (fiiunntg

Note.— The letter / signifies freeholder, h householder.

NORTH DUMFRIES.This township is bounded north by Waterloo ; east by Beverly, county

Wentworth ; west by Blenheim, county Oxford ; and south by South Dumfries, county Brant.

The township of Dumfries (north and south) was first settled by W. Dickson in the year 1816. In 1817 tbe settlers numbered thirty- eight. making with their families a population of one hundred and sixty- three of all ages. There were in that year 245 acres cleared, and the business of the township, apart from agriculture, consisted of one sawmill and one store.

Among the early settlers were John and George Telfor, J. D. Camp­bell, Michael Knox, and Thos. Chisholm.

North Dumfries is well watered by the Grand and Nith Rivers and Cedar Creek. The soil is generally a light sandy loam, the surface roll­ing, and well adapted for wheat and other cereals. Great attention is paid to stock raising, and a number of Durham cattle and Leicester sheep have been imported.

The timber is a mixture of pine, oak, beech, maple, elm, cherry, bass­wood and cedar. Limestone of a superior quality is abundant.

There are at present in the township five flouring mills, two woollen mills and several sawmills.

P ost V illages.— Ayr, Branchton, Galt, and Roseville.Census of 1861.— Oecupiers of laud, 364; amount held in acres,

44,174; under cultivation, 30,751 ; under crops, 18,495; under pas­ture, 11,681 ; gardens and orchards, 575 ; wood and wild lands, 13,423 ; cash value of farms, $4.389,736. Fall wheat, acres, 7,336—average per acre, 25 bushels : spring wheat, acres, 765—average, 17: barley, acres, 565—average, 27 : rye, acres, 111—average, 17 : oats, acres, 1,917— average, 33 : peas, acres, 1,031—average, 23. Population, 4,161.

P OF J

Ion. Lot.12 36 f10 4 i

11 29112 36 i12 6 J

1 8 28J9 38]9 38 ]

ir 9 38:9 311

12 46:12 27

:s 7 6111 141

yr10 36:11 1312 18:11 1310 20

8 2812 17112 77 251

11 1810 22111 2111 36111 411 199 2

12 2212 9

oseville11 3411 33

9 2411 610 179 248 2 w7 2 w7 27 1

DUMFRIES TOWNSHIP OF NORTH DUMFRIES. 3Con. Lot.

Bunyan, James 12 39 fBurnett, Arthur n r 7 7 fBurnett, Arthur, jr. 11 2hBurnett, James 9 26 fCaldwell David, agent 11 7hCampbell, Alexander 12 23 fCampbell, James C. 8 2 e fCarrick, Wm. 7 3 e fCavers, Andrew, merchant 11 6 fCavers, John 11 19 fCavers, Walter 11 17 fChisholm, Thomas 8 23 fClark, James 12 9 fClark, John, butcher 12 10 fClark. John 7 18fClark, Thomas 8 25 fClark, Walter 9 29 fClark, Wm. 9 30 fClark, Wm. 11 17hClemens, David M. 12 46 fClemens, Jacob, innkeeper 12 43 fClemens, XV. G. H. 12 3ehClough, Joseph, carpenter 12 7 fCochrane, Samuel, teamster 9 37h Common, Richard 10 16 & 19 f Common, Richard, jr. 10 16 & 19f Conkey, Alexander 10 5hCowan, George 11 27 fCowan, George 11 17 fCowan, James 10 13 fCowan, James 12 20 fCowan, James, jr. 12 20 fCowan, Juhn 12 21 fCowan, Thomas 11 13 fCowan, Wm. 10 2w fCowan, Wm. 12 22 fCowan, Wm. 8 14 fCragie, George, mason 11 7 fCraig, Andrew 12 10 fCranston, Alexander 10 26 fCranston, Robert 10 27 fCranston, Robert, jr. 10 27 fCunningham, James 9 24 fCurrie, John, jr. 9 37 fCurrie, Peter & Wm. 9 33 f

Con. Lot.Dalgleish, John & Andrew 12 39hDalgleish, Thomas, mason 12 13 fDands, George, mason 12 I l fDavidson, John 11 7 fDeans, Richard 10 38 fDeans, Thomas 7 17 fDeans, Thomas S. 7 16hDennis, Thomas 11 7hDetweiler, Enoch W. 12 43 fDetweiler, Enoch 12 44 fDetweiler, Jacob R. 12 43 fDetweiler, John Z. 12 35 fDickie, Donald 12 19 fDickie, George 7 19 fDickie, James 12 28 fDickie, John 12 30 fDickie, James 12 19 fDickie, James, jr. 12 19 fDickie, Robert 11 30 fDickie, Wm. 12 29 fDickson, Andrew 8 15hDickson, Walter H. n r l O 17 fDickson, Wm. nr 11 17 fDouglas, James & Thomas 10 20 fDouglass, Mrs. D. 10 23 fDouglas, Wm. E. 10 18 fDryden, Andrew 9 22 fDryden, James 9 23 fDryden, Wm. 9 22 fDryden, W. K., sawyer 9 23 fEagle, Elijah 12 7hEdgar, George 12 8hEdgar, James and Wm. 7 38 fEdgar, John 11 29 hEdgar, John 9 32 fEdgar, Thomas 9 33 fElliott, Andrew 8 20hElliott, Thomas, carpenter, 11 h f Eshelman, George 12 31 fFair, David 10 36hFairgrieve, Hugh 12 6 fFergusson, Archibald 12 7 fFergusson, Duncan 12 5 fFindlater, George 7 28 fFord, George 9 3h

Ford, James Ford, Robert Ford, Walter Fraser, Alexander Fraser, Donald, jr. Fraser, John, jr.Fraser, Thomas Fulton, Robert and Wm. Gehman, David Gebman, Solomon Gehman. Solomon, jr. Gibb, Wm. blacksmith Gibson, David Gilholm Robert Gillespie, John, jr. Gillespie, John Girvin, Wm.Gladstones, Robert

Con. Lot.7 18 f 9 19 f

10 19 f8 23h9 lh8 26h9 lh 9 36 f

11 26 f11 26 f 11 27 f 10 4 f10 20 f11 14 f 11 28 f 11 33 f7 28 f 7 36 f

Gladstones, Wm. and Walter 10 38 fGladstones, Wm. C. Goldie, David, miller Goldie, John, miller Goodall, Allan Goodall, Gavin Goodall, George Goodall, James Goodall, John Goodall, Robert Goodall, Wm.Grass, Philip, weaver Grieve, John Grills, James Grills, Thomas Guthrie, David Hall, George Hall, John Hall, John Halliday, Adam Harvie, David Harvie, John Harvie, Stephen, mlller Hastie, Walter Hay, JamesHead, Thomas, butcher

, Heavie, John

7 31 f9 37 f 9 37 f

11 5h 9 6 f

n r 10 2 w f8 2 e f11 5 f8 7 f9 2 e f

11 27 f n r 11 I f

9 15 f 15 8 f 9 32 f 9 15h7 38 f8 33h

10 31 f 8 4 f8 2 f9 h h

10 30 f9 3h

12 9 f 7 30 f

4 TOWNSHIP OF NORTH DUMFRIES.

Con. Lot.Henderson, Archibald 9 27 fHenderson, James S 3 w hHenderson, Thomas 10 30 fHenderson, Thomas 10 2ShHogg, Francis, sawyer n r 11 6 fHogg, George 10 2 w fHogg, James, sawyer, n r 11 6 fHoggarth, Andrew 12 45 fHollman, Benjamin D. 11 32 fHooper, Wm. J. 7 23 fHope, George 12 42hHope, George 12 43 fHowell, Benjamin 0 . n r 7 35Huber, Samuel S., waggon

maker 10 37hHunter, Hugh 12 10 fHunter, John 10 16hHuston, Wm- 12 36hHutchinson, James n r 8 5 fIrving, E., solicitor n i 11 6 fJackson, Wm. 12 2 w hJohnston, John 10 29 fKay, Wm. and Alexander 7 33 fKelly, Henry R. 10 36hKennedy, George, weaver 12 7 fKennedy, Mrs. 11 6 fKerr, James 9 7 fKerr, James, jr. 9 7 fKerr, Thomas, innkeeper 10 29hKetchie, Alexander 9 6 fKetchie, James and Angus 10 I fKinsman, Nicholas n i•11 7 fKnox, Wm. 7 .8 fKolp, Tobias n r 12 32 fKrampan, Fred., weaver 12 25hLake, James 7 l e fLake, Thomas 7 9 fLambert, Mrs. 12 6 fLandretb, Andrew 12 25 fLee, Thos. John & David P. 11 22 fLeeds, George 8 3 w fLindsay, Robert 7 24 fLinton, James 10 33 fLittle, Andrew, innkeeper 10 4 fLittle, John 12 36 f

Lockie, Thomas and JohnCon. Lot.

10 14 fLynch, Thomas, teamster 8 33 fLyons, James 7 35 fMcArthur, Wm. 10 2bMcArthur, Wm. 7 8 fMcBain, Alexander 9 4 fMcBain, Angus 10 6 fMcCartney, Hugh 7 28 fMcCartney, George 7 28 fMcCartney, John 7 28 fMcColl, Dugald 8 3 fMcDonald, Alexander 7 8 fMcEwan, Andrew 9 37 fMcIntosh, Angus 7 6 fMcIntosh, John 9 36bMcKenzie, John 8 1 fMcKenzie, John A. 12 3 fMcKenzie, John R. 10 3 fMcKenzie, Wm. n r 11 6&7 fMcKenzie, Wm. 12 4 fMcKie, Alexander 9 3 w fMcKie, John 9 3 w fMcLaren, Malcolm 10 2 w fMcLeish, George 8 4 fMcMillan, James 10 6 fMcNab, John 10 34 fMcNab, John, jr. 10 34 fMcNab, John 10 28bMcNelly, John 12 25 fMcNiel, Wm. 10 4hMcPhail, Alexander 7 14 fMcPeerson, John 8 1 e fMcPherson, Archibald 8 1 e fMcPherson, Malcolm 8 l e fMcRone, Mrs. 8 29 fMcRone, James 8 28 fMe Venn, Thomas, innkeeper,

n r 11 6 fMahler, George n r 12 9fMalone, James, laborer, AyrMand, James, moulder 11 7 fManley, Daniel, miller, 8 36 fManley, Wm., miller 8 36hManson, Adam 7 36 fManson, Henry 7 33 f

TOWNSHIP OF NORTH DUMFRIES. 5

Manson, John & RobertCon. Lot.

7 32 f Osbourne, Wm.Con.

10Lot. 13 f

Martin, Isaac, miller 12 I f Paterson, David 11 29hMartin, John 12 43h Paterson, Simon, carpenter 8 3 w fMarshall, Robert & Thomas 7 3 w f Perrin, Win. 12 43 fMarshall, Thomas 9 35 f Perrin, John 12 43 fMathieson, Andrew 9 30 f Pickard, James, butcher 11 7hMathieson, Wm. 9 28h Piper, James, miller 10 36 fMilroy, John, jr. 9 5 f Piper, James, jr., miller 10 36 fMilroy, John 10 3 f Potter, David 9 3 e fMitchel, Hugh 7 26 f Rae, Wm. and Robert 9 21 fMitchell, John, jr. 7 37 f Rankin, Wm. 12 2 fMitchell, John 7 37 f Reid, John 10 31 fMitchell, John 8 33h Rennelson, James 11 22 fMoffat, John 10 1 eh Rennelson, Richard 11 24 fMoflat, Thomas 10 l e f Rennick, Robert 7 32 fMontgomery, David 11 36 f Rich, Henry 12 16hMontgomery,R., blacksmith 11 36 f Richmond, James 7 34kMorgan, J., waggon makei Moore, George

7 4h Richmond, Wm. 7 34h10 24 f Richmond, Matthew 7 26 f

Moore, James 10 33 f Ritchie, James 8 29hMoore, James 10 23 f Robertson, James 12 3 fMoore, John 10 23 f Robertson, John, mason 11 6 fMoore, Wm. 10 23 f Robinson, Wm. n r 10 6 fMoore, George, jr. 10 23 f Robson, Thomas 8 36hMorton, Hugh 11 21 f Robson, John, jr.

Robson, Wm.8 36h

Morton, John 8 31 f 8 38 fMorton, Wm. 7 31 f Robson, James 8 38 fMoscrip, Andrew, jr. 11 9h Rogerson, Robert 11 7 fMoscrip, Andrew 12 9 f Roseburgh, Wm. 7 4 fM ugg, J., laborer, Branchton Rosenberger, Benjamin I!2 43 fMuir, Comma J. 8 27 f Rutherford, Charles 9 19 fMurray, James 7 24h Rutherford, John 10 26 hMurray, John 7 23 f Rutherford, John H. 7 14 fNewcombe, Mrs., innkeepei 11 37h Rutherford, Thomas 10 21 fNichol, James 12 4 f Rutherford, Thomas 7 20 fOliver, Adam M. 8 5 f Rutherford, Wm. 12 lO fOliver, Andrew n i 12 12 f Schrieber, XV. G. n r 12 I l fOliver, George 7 2 w f Scott, Andrew 26 8 fOliver, Ralph 8 15 f Scott, Andrew 7 27 fOliver, Thomas 9 14 f Scott, David 12 3 w fOliver, Robert 9 14 f Scott, David 12 42 fOliver, Wm. 8 32 f Scott, James 8 18 fO’Neil, Wm. 7 17 f Scott, John 11 6 fO’Neil, Daniel Orr, Andrew

7 17 f Scott, John n r 12 28 f11 16 f Scott, Robert 9 2 e f

6 TOWNSHIP OF NORTH DUMFRIES.

Scott, WalterCou. Lot.

12 lOf Telford, JohnCon. Lot.

8 13 fScott, Margaret 12 lO f Thompson, Alexander 12 42 fScott, Walter 9 27 f Thompson, Thomas W. 12 42 fScrimger, James Wm. 11 4 f Thompson, John n r 12 lw fScrimger, John 10 7h Thompson, Robert 12 42 fSharp, James 10 16 f Thompson, R., jr. 9 21hSheard, George 10 37 f Thompson, Wm. 11 I fSheldrick, Thomas n r Ayr Thompson, Wm., miller 9 36hSherman, Wm. 9 38h Thompson, Wm. 8 21 fSherrick, Abram 12 20 f Tillie, Francis

Tillie, Francis, jr.12 37 f

Shiel, David 12 24 f 12 37 fShiel, James 9 17 f Tillie, John 12 39 fShiel, John 9 21 f Turnbull, Andrew 12 1 fShiel, Robert 10 17 f Turnbull, James 11 3hShoeman, Frederick 12 6h Turnbull, James S. 7 2efShontz, Henry 10 35 f Turnbull, Robert 7 22 fShontz, Samuel Y. 12 30 f Turnbull, Thos., blacksmith 7 5 fSimons, Thomas M. 11 6h Turnbull, Wm. 11 16 fSimpson, George 8 5 f Unger, Adam 11 28 fSlater, Andrew 10 15 f Unger, Moses 12 35 fSmith, Alexander 8 17 f Vair, Robert, carpenter 12 ‘25 fSmith, David 8 30 f Vair, Thomas 9 26 fSmith, James 11 7 f Veitch, James 12 39 fSmith, John 8 16 f Walker, Wm. 11 19 fSmith, Wm. n r 12 1 wh Wallace, Hugh 12 26 fSnyder, Benjamin 11 38 f Wallace, Wm. 12 26 fSnyder, David 11 38 f Wallace, James 11 24 fSnyder, Samuel Stephens, James

11 36 f Wallace, Rob’t, merch’t n r 10 5 f12 7 f Wallace, Thomas 7 16 f

Sterling, Wm. 7 19 f Wallace, Wm. 8 18hStewart, James K. n r 10 2h Wallace, Wm. 7 17 fStewart, John, mason, Nithvale Ward, Wm. H., miller, NithvaleStoddart, H ’y, innkeep Strong, R. S.

er n r 8 2e f 12 7 f

Warnock, Adam, mer­chant n r 12 12 f

Struthers, Wm. 9 31 f Watson, James 12 3 fSudden, John 9 18 f Webster, John n r 12 11 fSudden, Thomas 8 19 f Webster, Robert, mason 12 11 fSudden, Thomas, jr. 8 19 f Webster, Wm. 7 29 fSutherland, John, saw- Weir, John 7 2lh

yer nr 11 12 f Weir, Wm. 7 2 lhSwan, Jared 10 2ef Wells, Wm. 9 25 fTait, James, weaver 12 lO f Wells, John 9 25 fTait, Wm. 10 4 f White, James S. 8 24 fTaylor, Andrew 9 2eh White, Mathew 8 24 fTelford, George 8 13 f White, Thomas 8 23 f

TOWNSHIP OF WATERLOO. 7

Con. Lot. Con. Lot.White, Wm. 8 23 f Woods, Wm, 11 36 fWhitford, James, weaver 7 38 f Wrigley, S. F. 7 24 fWilks, Mathew n r 12 19 f Young, Adam, jr. 9 14hWilson, James 10 25 f Young, Henry, miller, NithvaleWilson, Mrs C. 10 24 f MillsWilson, Robert L. 12 22 f Young, Wm. 9 34 fWilson, Alexander 12 22 f Young, Wm. 12 lhWood, Wm. 11 7 f

WATERLOO.This Township is bounded north by Woolwich ; east by Guelph and

Puslinch, county Wellington ; west by Wilmot, and south by North Dumfries. It was originally block number two on tbe Grand River, and comprised 94,012 acres. In May, 1798, it was owned by Richard Beasley, Jean Baptiste Rosseau. and James Wilson. In December, 1803, Richard Beasley became the sole proprietor of block No. 2, having'obtained, at that date, a quit claim deed from Joseph Brant, (Tyendenaga), chief warrior of the Five Nation Indians, of a part of the block comprising 13,430 acres. On the 28th of June, 1802, Beasley conveyed 60.000 acres to Daniel and Jacob Erb. This purchase was afterwards known as the ‘‘ German Company Tract.” Waterloo is one of the most thickly settled townships in the Province. The majority of the inhabitants are of Penn­sylvanian Dutch or German extraction. Many of the early settlers brought considerable capital with them, and consequently, in connection with their temperate and industrious habits, their prosperity continually increased, and their farms and residences will compare favorably with those of any township in the country.

The land is principally a sandy and vegetable loam mixed with gravel. The Grand River runs through the centre of the township, and in the south of it is joined by the Speed. Numerous other branches of the Grand River are spread over the township. In 1825 the population was 1,640 ; in 1841, 4,424 ; in 1850, 7,759, and in 1864, 13,952.

P ost V illages.— Berlin, Blair, Bloomingdale, Breslau, Bridgeport, Doon, Freeport, Freiburg, Hespeler, New Aberdeen, Preston, and W aterloo.

Census of 1861.— Occupiers of land, 677 ; amount held in acres, 74,- 003 ; under cultivation, 44,643 ; under crops, 29,359 ; under pasture, 14 077 ; gardens and orchards, 1,207 ; wood and wild lands, 29,360 ; cash value of farms, 82,426,655 ; fall wheat, acres, 7,46‘2— average per acre, 2l bushels ; spring wheat, acres, 5,598—average 13 ; barley, 271 acres— average 29 ; rye, 481 acres— average 14 ; oats, 4,448 acres—average 31,

8 TOWNSHIP or WATERLOO.

Con. Lot.Abel, Herman ward 2 I l fAbraham, Adolph, laborer g e t Adam, Ignatz, ward 2 100 fAdams, Amos, innkeeper 2 12h Ahrein, Anthony ward 3 45hAikens, Thomas 2 10 fAintefelt, Henry, pedler u b l l l h Albert, Henry, ward 3 59 fAlbert, John u b 104 fAlbrecht, Frederick, laborer b f 9 f Alderson, James ward 2 2 fAlderson, John ward 2 7hAles, Conrad ward 2 42hA llic, William u b 21 fA llison, Abraham, black­

smith b f 14 fAllison, James u b 54 fAment, George ward 3 62 fAment, George, farmer g e t

Con. Lot.Bechtel, Levi ward 2 69 fBechtel, Solomon 2Beck, Frederick, farmer gBeck, Philip, tailor ward 2

9 f c t 38 f

t t

Amos, Robert u b 87 fAmmeman, Albert u b 104 fAnderson, Wm. u b 104 fAngabrand, Daniel ward 3 28 f Bainbart, lgnitz u b 104 fBalk, And., carpenter ward 2 83 f Bardwell, Abednego u b 90 fBamberger, Wm., doc­

tor ward 3 9 fBarrick, Charles, painter u b 110 f Barron, John 1 26 fBanteen, John b f 9hBauer, John, sr. b f 7 fBauer, John, jr. b f 7 fBawn, John u b 126 fBeadie, Alexander ward 2 78hBear, John 2 6 fBear, John, sr., minister 3 8 fBear, Samuel b f 30 fBeattie, Wm. u b 103 fBeaver, Christian 1 8 f

Becker, George, farmer g cBecker, Henry, farmer g eBecker John, innkeeper Becker, John S. u b 101 fBeckman, Justus, carp’r u b 127 f Beier, Frederick, laborer Beitz, Lorantz ward 2 77 fBell, Wm. u b 95 fBenard, Isaac H. u b 48hBenedict, Paul Beninger, Jacob, waggon

maker ward 2Beninger, Martin ward 2Bennet, John, tanner b tBennett, Rachael b tBerberich, Chas., tailor ward 2Berberich, Joseph ward 2Bergey, Christian u bBergey, Emanuel 1Bergey, Isaac 1Beringer, David ward 3Bergey, Michael 3Berk, Henry, mason ward 3

81 f80 f

2 f 2 f

81 f 80 f 52 f4 f 4 f

25 f 13 f 61 f

Bechtel, Abraham, laborer, Blair Bechtel, Daniel manufac’r u b 88 f Bechtel, Henry, Blair Bechtel, Jacob ward 2 69hBechtel, Joseph B. u b 88 f

Bernhart, Anthony, carpen­ter b f 24 f

Bersang, Blasius,tailor, ward 2 81 f Besserer, Stephan, mason, w’d 2 59 f Betz, George, farmer Betzner, Moses b f 12hBetzner, Noah u b 121 fBetzge, Caroline u b 117 fBetzner, Samuel ward 2 106 fBetzner, Sam. & Jacob, ward 2 106 f Berger, Gottfried, tailor,

ward 3 45 fBick, Wendell, mason Bierenstiehl, Adam, potter,

ward 3Bierman, Conrad Binder Andrew Bingaman, John

ward 3 u b u b

61 f 143 f 103 f 34 f

TOWNSHIP OF WATERLOO. 9

Con. Lot.Bingaman, Jonas u b 21 fBish, August ward 3 42 fBitchey, Jacob u b 103 fBitchey, John u b 87 fBitchey, widow u b 102 fBitzer, Dorothea, innkeeper

ward 3 59hBobzean, Henry u b 110 fBoehmer, Charles u b 49 fBoehmer, Henry, u b 49 fBoehmer, Henry u b 54 fBoehmer, Henry S. u b 49 fBoetscben, Christian Bohlender, J., weaver, ward 2 5h Bond, Robert u b 90 fBoomer, Lewis, cooper Boomer, Lewis, miller, Doon Borho, Jacob ward 2 83 fBorton, Thomas u b 95hBoss, Christian 3 6 fBossert, Christian, shoemaker

ward 3 45 f Bowers, Cyrus, J. P. u b 19 fBowers, Joseph u b 19 fBowman, Abi'aham ward 2 78 fBowman, Wendel u b 39hBowman, Cleucens & Co.,

manufacturers u b 88 fBowman, Isaac H. ward 3 27 fBowman, Isaac L. u b 53 fBowman, Jacob B.,minister u b 53 fBowman, Jonathan ward 2 68 fBowman, John S. ward 2 9 fBowman, Joshua, manufacturer

u b 88 fBowman, Martin ward 3 27 fBowman, Menno ward 2 71 fBowman, Moses ward 2 7 fBowman, Peter, carpenter b t 6 f Bowman, Samuel u b 54hBradley, James u b 101 fBradley, James 3 128 fBracey, Robert ward 2 h t fBrake, David u b 109 fBrehm, Conrad ward 2 7h

Con. Lot.Bremanstiel, Adam, potter,

ward 2 4h Brener, Frederick 2 5 fBren die, Wm., shoemakr w’d 2 6 fBrethauer, Valentine, mason

u b 118 fBretz, Jacob u b 94 fBrewster, H. J., teacher u b 98 f Bricker, Meno ward 2 114 fBrighton, Wm., farmer g e t Bi-ohman, Gottleib ward 2 81 fBrohman, Joseph ward 2 97 fBrokel, Philip u b 95 fBroomfield & McDougal 3 1 fBross, Anton ward 2 h t fBrower, Catheiine, (wid.) u b 118 f Brown, Conrad ward 3 29 fBruhbacker, Elias ward 2 84 f Bruhbacker, John E. ward 3 25 f Bruder, Bernhard, shoemaker

ward 2 106h Bruder, Joseph ward 2 83 fBrusch, Andrew u b 87 fBrig, Simon ward 2 106hBrydon, David 2 3 fBrydon, James, sr., farmer, Beasley Brydon, James, sr., laborer g e t Brydon, John, laborer g c tBrydon, Robert 3 6 fBrydon, Walter, farmer g e t Bucli, John 3 6hBucher, Jacob u b 21 fBucher, John George u b 21 fBucholts, Henry 3 6 fBuchler, Henry ward 2 1 OofBuckler, Joachim ward 2 81 f Buckler, Wm. u b 20 fBurbaker, Henry u b 57 fBurbaker, Jacob u b 35 fBurbaker, Moses u b 35 fBurbaker, Samuel ward 3 60 f Burkholder, Moses ward 2 27 f Burkholder, Samuel ward 3 5 fBurgetzy, John M., carpen­

ter u b 118 h

10 TOWNSHIP OF WATERLOO.

Con. Lot.Busbert, Abraham, laborer g e t Bushert, Wendell, farmer g e t Carlisle, Matthews, miller

ward 2 114h Carroll, William, teacher u b 92 h Cavanah, Robert ward 3 62 f Centgroff, John C., mason 1 7 fChi'istner, Aaron u b 39 hClafton, Calvin. Clothier b f 28 f Cleghorn, Thomas ward 2 97 b Clemens, Abraham C. 2 13 f Clemens, Abraham B. u b 123 f Clemens, Amos b f 19 fClemens, Christian, farmer, Beasley Clemens, Eli u b 48 fClemens, George n b 111 fClemens, Isaac, J. P. 1 9 fClemens, Jacob E. u b 122 h Clemens, Jesse b f 30 fClemens, Joel b f 21 fClemens, John and Aaron,

millers 2 12 fClemens, Joseph, labourer, Beasly Clemens, iVjenno u b 48 fClemens, Oliver, farmer, Beasley Clemens, Stauffer 1 2 fClemens, Wendell, carpenter,

BeaslyClemer, Abraham C. u b 122.f Clemer, Abraham ward 2 106 f Clemer, Jacob ward 3 11 fClemer, John ward 3 11 hCole, John u b 36 fColles, Henry, minister b f 13 f Cook, James b f 19 fCook, Joseph 1 10 fCopeland, Joseph 2 13 fCornell, William & Albert b f 9 f Cowan, James & Thomas 2 2 f Cowan, Robert F., teacher

ward 2 11 f Cowan, William 3 2 fCressman, Abraham Cressman, Cyrus C. u b 122 f Cressman, Henry u b 119 f

Con. Lot.Cressman, Joseph ward 2 107 f Cressman, Magdalena u b 122 f Croft, David, innkeeper, Blain Cropp, Casper 3 6 fCrossen, Charles u b 94 fCrowder, Solomon, pedler

ward 3 59 h Daibecker, Andrew ward 3 43 f Dalgleish, Wm., farmer, Beasly Dalor, George ward 3 45 fDatels, Christian u b 110 fDavidson, George, Sheriff u b 58 f Dechar, Henry, mason, ward 3 12 f Deffgee, John u b 88 fDetweiler, Jacob Z., farmer,

BeaslyDetweiler, John, farmer, Beasly Detweiler, Abraham, farmer,

BeasleyDetweiler, Henry u b 89 fDetweiler, Henry B., waggon-

maker ward 2 70 hDetweiler, Jonas B., ward 2 70 h Detweiler, Randolph ward 2 70 f Devitt, Barnabas ward 3 9 f Devitt, David u b 118 hDevitt, Dennis u b 39 fDevitt, Moses u b 47 hDickie, Alexander 3 4 fDickie, Wm., Beasley Diebel, John Yost, u b 118 fDietrich, Ignatz, farmer, Biehrs Dietz, Frederick ward 3 45 fDillinan, Henry, labourer Dobbin, Wm. C., carpenter

ward 2 58 h Dobodeen, Henry b f 116 fDoepel, Charles, carpenter Doering, Jacob u b 43 fDoesler, John u b 117 fDolpb, Moses b f 17 fDoll, FrederickDonneworth, Michael g c tDonnewortb, Fred’k, laborer g e t Doon, Adam u b 120 f

TOWNSHIP OF WATERLOO. 11

Con. Lot.Doubrook, Chas, mason u b 110 f Crassin, Henry u b 94 fDrumm, Michael, shoemkr u b 20 f Dunkey, Frederick ward 3 OfDunn, AlexanderDunn, William u b 95 fDurent, Henry ward 2 78 fDurent, John, sen. ward 2 78 fDurent, John, sen. ward 2 78 fEaton, Anson 2 7 fEaton, George b f 24hEaton, Nelson 2 7 fEaton, Wesley 2 7 fEbert, Philip b f 7 fEby, Abraham, lawyer ward 3 59 f Eby, Amos u b 1 20 fEby, Benjamin ward 2 71hEby, Benjamin u b 1 20 fEby, David B. ward 3 32 fEby, Henry B. ward 2 3 fEby, Isaac u b 121 fEby, Isaac S. u b 121hEby, E. & J. B., millers,

ward 3 31hEby, Moses u b 58hEby, Samuel B. u b 36 fEby, Theodore u b 1 10 fEggart, Charles 2 3hElb, Fernando ward 3 45hEllis, David u b 92fEllis, H. manufacturer u b 210 f Ells, James u b 127 fEllis, T. manufacturer u b 101 f Ellis, William u b 101 fEllis,Wm. manufacturer ub 91 f Ellis, William E. 2 10 fElliott, Hunt and Stephens,

manufacturers b f 25 f Elmlinger, A., teacher ward 2 81 h Elpert, George ward 3 61 fElsley, David u b 110fElsley, David ward 2 18 fErb, Abraham & Co., mer­

chants b f 85 fErb, Amos ward 3 125h

Con. Lot.Erb, Bricker & Co., mer­

chants ward 2 114 fErb, David ward 2 6 fErb, Enoch ward 3 31 hErb, Ephraim, merchant u b 46 f Erb, Isaac, ward 3 1251iErb, Jacob B. ward 3 31 fErb, John L. ward 3 45 fErb. Joseph, farmer BeasleyErb, Levi C. ward 3 31hErb, Moses, minister, ward 3 129 f Erb, Noah ward 3 30 fErb, Peter, sen. ward 3 125fErb, William ward 2 5fEshleman, David, farmer g c f Eshleman, Moses, farmer, Beasley Eskdale, Thomas 3 8 fEuber, George, minister

ward 2 31hEuler, John, cooper u b 21 fFach, Peter u b 87 fFarr, Randal & Co., manu­

facturers 2 9 fFellman, Christina u b 49 fFerguson, Wm. manufac’r u b 89 fFernback, Matthew ward 2 82 f Ferrie, Thomas u b I22hFerrier, Thomas L ward 2 f Ferguson, John, manufac­

turer b f 12 fFialer, John u b 40hFischer, George, turner ward 2 84 fFisher, Herman, weaver ward3 61 f Fischer, Joseph -ward 2 80 fFischer, Fedal ward 2 65 fFish, widow ward 2 97 fFlescher, John O.,merchant

ward 3 59h Fliestand, George _ u b 51 h Foulston, George b t 16hFrank, Augustine ward 2 74 fFrank. Jacob u b 38 fFrank, Lewis ward 2 81 fFrank, Maga. and Son, inn­

keepers ward 2 81 f

12 TOWNSHIP or W ATERLOO.

Freidland, Christian, shoe-maker ward 2 114f

Frick, Christopher ward 3 45 fFrick, Conrad ward 3 28 fFrolach, Conrad ward 2 64hFry burger, Lymand Fuitney, Peter, Bech

ward 4 41 f

Ferguson, Archibald, farmer g c tGabel, George 3 12 fGardner, John 3 7 fGaler, Conrad, tailor ward 3 61 fGaugel, Frederick u b 54hCause, Henry, joiner ward 3 61 fGehl, Anton & Son ward 2 74 fGehl, Anton W. ward 2 82 fGehl, George, farmer g c tGehl, Henry b f 18 fGehl, Richard b f 18 fGehl, Richard u b 54 fGeiger, John u b 88 fGelow, Frederick 3 6 fGelow, Helmuth 3 6 fGelow, John 3 6 fGeorge, George u b 54 fGeotz, Casmere ward 2 99 fGeotz, Xavier ward 2 114fGerrie, John, teacher, b f 8hGerster, Charles, innkeeper,

ward 2 114fGilbert, Henry u b 58 fGimbel, Bartel b f 14 fGimble, Henry b f 14 fGender, George, carpenter 2 9 fGinguch, Jacob 2 4 fGinguch, Jacob B. b f llhGinguch, John ward 3 26 fGinguch. Joseph b f 28 fGinguch, Solomon 2 5 fGinguch, Tobias, 2 4 fGlingman Mina ward 3 5 fGlode, Christian ward 2 106fGoetz, Matthews, blacksmith

ward 2 81 fGodbold, Benjamin u b 37 f

Con. Lot.Gole, Jaeob ward 2 h t fGood, Jonathan ward 3 lOhGoudie, David 3 13 fGoudy, John ward 2 81 fGrant, Robert, farmer, Bechtel Grape, John, weaver 3 12 fGreen, Jonah b f 20 fGress, George, weaver, Beasley Groff, Abraham ward 3 62 fGroff, Andrew ward 3 7 fGroff, Andrew, sr. ward 3 7 fGroff, J acob ward 3 12 fGroh, Christian, pump-maker

u b 92 fGroh, Isaac 3 7 fGroh, Jacob b f 21 fGroh, John, potter u b 89 fGross, Wm. u b 38 fGuenther, John, tailor ward 2 7 fGriff, Henry, blacksmith u b 54 f Hagger, Wm., brickmaker, Oregon Hagey, Abraham b f 22 fHagey, David b f 24 fHagey, Henry b f 25 fHagey, Isaac u b 116fHagey, Isaac b f 25 fHagey, Jacob b f 24 fHagey, Joseph, minister u b 126f Hagey, Levi b f 24 fHahn, Ludwig, shoemaker g e t Hahn, Michael, innkeeper

ward 3 59hHaller, Michael, mason ward 2 98 f Halter, Alex., black­

smith ward 2 73 fHalter, Edward ward 2 83 fHamaker, L., clothier, Oregon Hamaker, Nelson, laborer, Oregon Hamberger, George b f 36 fHamilton, James ward 2 78 f Hamilton, Margaret ward 2 78 f Hammet. Thomas 3 10 fHanch, Adam ward 2 76 fHanch, Andrew ward 2 99 fHandoy, Wm. ward 3 45 f

TOWNSHIP OF WATERLOO 13

Con. Lot.Hans, Matthias ward 3 ‘28 fHans, Andrew, black­

smith ward 2 88 fHans, Jacob & Son ward 2 98 f Harr, Albert b f 19 fHartel, Henry, carpenter 3 12 fHarth, Egidius ward 3 33 fHasfelt, Conrad 3 5 fHassan, James, J. P. ward 2 98 f Hauser, Stephen, car

penterHausman, Philip Hearn, John Heafling, Jacob

ward 2 2 f u b 21 f u b 90h

ward 3 6 l fHeckendom, Jacob N. ward 3 3 1 f Heckendom, Joseph ward 3 32 f Hesbel, George u b 110 fHeinrich, Stephen, mason u b 21 f Heins, Philip, mason ward 3 43 f Heinsman, Jacob, mason u b 10$ f Heist, Christian u b 47 fHeist, Simon, sr. u b 47 fHeist, Simon, jr. u b 47 fHeist, John u b 47 fHeist, Joseph u b 47 fHertel, Fredeiick, tailor u b 118 f Heman, Charles u b 2OhHemberley, Ludwig u b 118h Henhiffer, Leopold, farmer g e t Henkeroth, Casper b f 9hHenn, Peter b f 24 fHenry, Wm., minister u b 91 f Herderich, John, black­

smith ward 2 81 fHeringer, Adam, tobac­

conist ward 3 61hHermann, John, butcher b f 24 f Herman, John u b 122 fHespeler, Jacob, manufactu-

rer 3 5 fHeter, John 2 4 fHeuter, Christ’r, brewer u b 21 fHewitt, Elias u b 53 fHeyott, Martin ward 3 4lhHiestand, John u b 51 f

Con. Lot.Hilborn, David b f 16 fHilborn, Jacob b f 27 fHilborn, James S. b f 27 fHilborn, Jesse b f 23 fHilborn, John b f 23 fHilborn, Samuel b f 16 fHildebrand, Adam u b 118 fHildebrand, Conrad ward 3 43 f Hildebrand, Ferdinand u b 118 f Hilgartner, John, farmer, Beasley Hilliard, Thomas, teacher b f 31h Hllsher, Chas., locksmith u b 21h Hire, Jacob ward 3 44 fHitzel, John, mason u b 48 fHockhorn, George ward 3 12 f Hoff, Henry ward 2 77 fHoffman, Henry ward 3 43 f Hoffman, John, cooper. Beasley Hohn, Peter, minister 3 13 fHolm, Peter, miller 3 13 fHohn, David, miller 3 13 fHohn, Philip 3 19 fHollinger, Geo., cooper ward 2 71 fHolst, Charles ward 3 28 fHommel, Joseph ward 2 83 fHommel, Martin ward 2 83 fHomuth, John 2 4 fHope, Wm., farmer, Beasley House, Henry ward 3 45hHouse, John ward 3 28hHowlett, Wm. ward 2 72 fH owlet, Wm. u b l l 6 fHuber, John ward 3 12 fHuck, Mary ward 2 lOOfHuff, Adam ward 3 59hHuff, Henry ward 3 69 fHuff, J., shoemaker ward 2 5 fHuffman, Edward u b 102fHuffman, John V, u b 102fHumel, Thomas ward 2 79 f Hunt, August u b 118fHunt, Robert u b 92 fHyman, Peter, tinsmith u b 54hIddington, Alexander 2 12 fIddington, Walter 2 12 f

14 TOWNSHIP OF WATERLOO.

Con. Lot.Israel, George, farmer, Becht Itter, Peter, carpenter u b 89 f Jantz, Nicholas, farmer g e t Jemison, John 3 2hCowan, Wm. 3 2hJohnson, John u b 54fJohnstone, Wm. ward 3 59 fJones, Andrew, pump-maker 1 6 f Karver, Conrad ward 3 61 fKauffman, Jacob ward 8 61 fKay, James ward 2 97 fKay, John ward 3 30hKeaner, H., mason ward 3 61 fKeaner, George ward 3 30 fKearnor, Abraham ward 3 30 fKeffer, Henry ward 3 6 OhKerchner, John u b 127fKeichner, widow u b 127fKeifer. Michael ward 2 73 fKeil, Diedrich u b 38hKellinger, Joseph ward 2 79 fKenechenneister, C., u b 20fKenechtel, Philip ward 3 5 fKennedy,A., carpenter ward 3 61 f Kennedy, Robert u b 21hKennedy, Wm. ward 3 60hKeobke, Frederick u b 119hKepkey, Isaac ward 3 28 fKern, Edward, mason u b 21 h Kesseburg, Philip, farmer, Becht Kesseping, John, laborer, Becht Kesseling, Daniel u b 34 fKieflaber, Adam, cooper, BlairKimbel, Casper, cooper u b 38 fKimble, Adam b f 27 fKimble, Henry b f 27 fKinsee, Moses u b 119fKinsey, Abraham, farmer g e tKlein, Andrew ward 2 98 fKlem, H., carpenter u b 118h Kloepfer, Jacob ward 2 82 fKnarr, Theobold ward 3 40 f Knetchtel, Jacob D. u b 46bKnetchtel, Peter, farmer g e tKerotofelil, Joseph, laborer, Beasley

Con. Lot.Knoepfler, Chas. & Son ward 2 74 f Koch, Andrew ward 2 72 fKoch, Henry ward 2 114fBoehmer, J. ward 2 114fKoehler, Christian u b 21 fKoehler, Lewis n b 21 fKolb, Dilman u b 122fKolb, Isaac u b l23fKolb, Jacob Z. u b l22fKolb, Menno S. u b 58hKolb, Tobias u b 123fKraft, Aaron ward 3 42 fKraft, George ward 2 112fKraft, John ward 2 U 2fKraft, Moses ward 3 40 fKraling, Ekhart ward 3 40 fKramp, Daniel ward 2 107fKramp, Jacob ward 2 85 fKramp, Louis ward 2 85 fKramp, N., blacksmith ward 2 84 f Krampeen, Chas., weaver b f 14 f Kraus, Conrad u b 38fKreason, Charles, cooper

ward 2 114 fKreitzweiser, Michael, carpen­

ter ward 2 26 fKrenger, Theodore u b 21 fKrentzer, Henry u b 50 hKribs, Lewis, carpenter 3 5 f Krieg, George, labourer g e tKrieger, Frederick 2 9 fKrieger, Frederick 3 6 fKrohn, Christian u b 110 fKuipfel, Henry u b 36 fKuneman, Theobold u b 123 fKuntz. David, brewer ward 3 43 f Lachman, John g e tGaler, Martin, shoemaker

ward 3 43 f Lamb, John u b 2ft hLambrecht. Chas. A., liquor

dealer ward 3 59 hLangrel, Patrick, drover b f 24 h Lantz, Christian, cooper 3 12 f Lassert, Charles 1 3 f

TOWNSHIP OF WATERLOO 15

Con. Lot.Latsch, Fredmand, shoemaker

u b 53 fLaner, Nicholas, tailor u b 49 f Lauber, Michael ward 2 98 fLauber, Stephen ward 2 98 h Lantensch lager, Jacob, farmer g e t Law, James ward 2 78 fLehman, Ignatz ward 2 81 fLehman, Michael ward 2 100 f Leim, Leinhardt ward 3 59 f Lemke, Wm. u b 111 hLenzner, Leinhart ward 3 59 h Lechty, John ward 3 30 fLindsa, Frederic u b 118 hLinton, John, farmer, Beasley Linton, Walter, farmer g c tLipscomb, Henry B., 3 6 fLisse, John 3 6 fLivergood, Henry b f 17 fLivergood, Sarah ward 3 60 fLucia, Ira C. u b 124 fLudolph, Conrad, weaver g e tLudwig, Peter b f 24 fLukes, Theodore u b 51 hLumin, Adolph, tobacconist

u b 126 fLump, Conrad, farmer g e tLutz, Charles, innkeeper b f 14 h Lutz, Henry, carpenter b f 14 f Lynn, Alexander b f 6 fLynn, David b f 6 fMcAinch, Donald 2 12 fMcAinch, John u b 91 fMcAllister, Wm., farmer, Beasley McCaffery, James u b 127 fMcCaffery, John, shoemaker

u b 127 fMcCaffy, Patrick, shoemaker

u b 127 fMcGregor, Andrew 3 2 fMcKay, Donald ward 2 77 fMcKenzie, Peter u b 93 fMcMahon, Sidney, carpenter 2 12 f McMahon, Richard, miller

ward 3 59 f

Con. Lot.McNally, Henry b f 7 fMcTavish, Douglas, teacher

u b 111 hMcWilliams, widow 3 4 fMackie, John A., merchant u b 21 f Madar, widow u b 109 fMader, Joseph u b 109 fMalitzer, Henry u b 110 fMalson, Frederick ward 2 106 h Marble, Adam 1 13 fMarkham, James, sen. u b 35 f Markham, D. & Peter, ward 2 h t h Marshall, Richard u b 128 fMartin, Abraham ward 3 65 h Martin, Benjamin ward 3 60 fMartiu, Celestine ward 2 74 fMartin, Eli ward 3 56 fMartin, Jacob, sen. ward 3 65 fMartin. John B. ward 3 65hMartin John W. u b P28 fMartin, Menno b f 20hMartin, Samuel D. b f 12 fMassel, Michael ward 2 106 f Marshall, John b f 28 fMarshall, John, labourer Beasley Marshall, Wm. sen. farmer, Beasley Marshall, Wm. jun. lab’r Beasley Massel, Ignatz ward 2 114 fMasser, John 2 9 fMattel, Joseph, jun. ward 2 97 f Mattel, Joseph, sen. ward 2 74 f Mattel, Michael ward 2 77 f Mayer, George H., farmer, Bechte Mehm, Berthe ward 2 45 fMellis, Alonzo b f 23 fMertz, Louis, weaver ward "2 84 f Messner, John u b 88 fMessner, Lee u b 88 fMey, M ichael ward 2 76 fMeyer, John u b 128 fMiehm, Adam, mason u b 118f Miehm, George, mason u b 118 f Miles, Robert 1 lOhMillar, Charles u b 118hMillar, Christian b f 32 f

16 TOWNSHIP OF WATERLOO.

Millar, Ferdinand Millar, Frederick Millar, George Millar, Thomas, lawyer u b 58 f

Con. Lot. u b 118 f u b 118h u b 54 f

Millar, William u b 58 fMillar, William u b 118hMiller, Frederick ward 2 7 6 fMiller, Henry ward 2 84hMiller, Henry ward 3 61 fMiller, Joseph ward 2 lOOhMiller, John D., blacksmith

ward 2 7 fMiller, Martin ward 3 59 fMiller, Peter ward 2 85 fMilroy, John 3 1 fMinor, Henry, weaver ward 3 41 fMisere, George, cooper ward 2 81 fMohr, Adam, weaver ward 2 71 fMasser, Charles u b 35 fMasser, John u b 35 fMoyer, Christopher b f 24 fMoyer, David ward 2 106 fMoyer, Isaac A. b f 23 fMoyer, Isaac u b 88 fMoyer, John G., innkeeper

ward 2 6 fMoyer, Joseph b f 19hMoyer, William ward 3 43 fMoyer, William u b 58 fMoys, Fredk, turner ward 3 6 lhMuchenbacher, Peter u b 118 fMullen, John 3 5hMunze, Karl, ostlerMurphy, John b f 32 fMurray, Mary Ann b f 31 fMurray, Thomas, manufac-

turer ward 2 hMurray, Adam, mercht ward 3 59hMusser, Amos 3 12 fMusser, Widow 3 12 fMafe, Noah, mechanic b f 24 fNargank, Jacob, mason.ward 3 12fNehmer, Daniel, labourer g e tNendling, Frederick, car­

penter et b l “20h

Con. Lot.Newack, Francis b f 7 fNeweizeal, Paul u b 110 fNewstead, John BeasleyNewstead, John D. b f 21 fNicol, William, ' g e tNieman, Christopher ward 2 84 fNirdorf, Ernst, tailor ward 3 45 fNoyer, John G. ward 3 60 fObrecht, Andrew, shoemaker

ward 2 81 fOberholtzer, Abraham u b 35hOberholtzer, Henry ward 2 70 fOberholtzer, Isaac u b 36hOberholtzer, John u b 36hOberholtzer, Joseph 2 9 fOberholtzer, Owen ward 2 70 f Ochs, Gideon, carpenter 2 9 fOelschlager, Wm., merchant

ward 3 59h Ortman, John u b 54hOperman, H ’y, mason, ward 2 79 f Oswald, Frederic u b 118hOtterbean, Baltzer u b 121hOtterbean, Casper ward 2 1 lhOtterbean, H. u b 12lbPaff, Peter ward 3 32 fPanabaker, Cornelius u b 128fPanabaker, David 3 13 fPanabaker, John 3 12 fPatterson, George u b 9 1 fPatterson, Wm. u b 91 fPatterson, Wm. H. u b 91 fPedder, Thomas, Beasley Perine, Bros , Beasley Phin, James P. 3 128fPhilips, Thomas b f 21 fPhin, John u b 91bPiefer, Lenhart b f 7 fPinder, Isaac, cooper u b 91 fPinder, Thomas, cooper u b 90 fPotter, James u b 21 fPrachan, Charles b f 7 fPresteen, Christian 3 6 fPringle, John ward 2 97 fProbat, Christian, carp’uter, b f 25 f

TOWNSHIP OF WATERLOO. 17

Con. Lot.Pronge, Christian, pump-

maker u b 89 fProudfoot, George, Beasley Quickfalt, Richard ward 3 6 fRahn, Jacob ward 3 41 fRai ver, George ward 3 43 fRamenach, Wm. u b 118bRandall, George, J. P. u b 21 f Rantz, Joachim u b 101 fReichart, Charles ward 3 6 111 Reider, Fred., butcher ward 2 6h Reider, Jacob, weaver ward 2 oh Reinhardt, Andrew ward 2 99 f Reinhardt, David ward 2 12h Reinhardt, Fran. & Son, ward 2 99 f Reinhardt, Jacob, mechanic u b 38 f Reinhardt, Martin ward 2 85 f Reinhardt, Rudolph ward 2 99 f Reist, Christian ward 2 105fReist, Daniel ward 2 105fReist, David u b 89 fReist, Henry u b 89 fReist, Isaac u b 102fReist, Joseph, sr. u b 102fReist, Joseph u b 102fReist. Moses u b J 04fReist, Peter u b l04fReist, Peter ward 2 I05fRellinger, George ward 2 79 f Richart, Jacob, shoemaker u b 52h Richart, John u b 52 fRichter, Chai'les, weaver u b 98 f Rick, Christian, tailor, ward 3 59 1 Ribbing, George ward 3 43 f Ridley, Thomas u b 111 fRife, David, minister 3 9hRife, (widow) u b 91 fRoap, John ward 3 61 fRobinson, Wm., J. P. 2 3 f Robish, George b f 24hRobish, John b f 24 hRodgers, Wm., pedler b f 24 h Rombach, Ferdinand, inn­

keeper ward 2 76 fRoos, George, innkeeper u b 110 h

ward 2 100 f

Con. Lot.Roos, Jacob, cooper 2 9 fRosbach, Adam, harnessmaker

wai'd 3 59 h Rosenberger, widow u b 89 fRotb, Joseph Roth, Anslem Roth, Valentine ward 3 27 h Rotharmel, Henry, carpenter

u b 20 fRotz, Lorentz ward 2 100 fRuby, Nelson u b 37hRudolph, John, cooper ward 2 7h Rudolph, Henry, cooper,ward 3 59 f Rudy, Abraham ward 3 33hRudy, George u b 39hRuppil, Henry ward 3 28hRunger, John u b 88 fRush, Matthew 2 I l fRyan, Thomas, blacksmith

u b 116 fSachs, Ernest 3 10 fSachs, John, carpenter 2 9 fSail, John u b 101 fSanborn, Wm., ward 3 45 fSand, Henry ward 3 45hSander, Peter u b 119 fSarams, Andrew b f 14 fSarams, David u b 118 fSchafer, Adam, weaver, ward 3 45 f Schaefer, Adam, Jr. ward 3 45 f Schaefer, Charles, innkeeper

ward 3 32 fSchaefer, Conrad ward 3 45 fSchafer, Henry B. ward 2 73 fSchanarr, Gregor ward 3 45 fSckarback, John ward 2 80hSchatz, Abram ward 2 85hScbatz, Michael, mason

ward 2 114 f Schearman, Fred. ward 3 5 fSchell, George ward 2 lOOfSchell, Joseph ward 2 80 fSchrader, John u b 102hSchichter, John B., minister

b f 14 f

IS TOWNSHIP OF WATERLOO,

Con. Lot.Schiedel, Jacob ward 2 72 fSchiedel, John u b 101 fSchloser, Mattew, mason

ward 2 76 f Schlee, Charles u b 118 fSchmaltz, Jacob ward 2 73hSchmitt, Alvis, weaver, ward 2 81 fSchmit, Christian ward 3Schmit, George T. ward 2Schmidt, Francis ward 2 Schmit, John ward 3Schmit, Ludwig ward 3Schmit, Martin ward 3Schmit, Robert ward 2Schnarr, Demetrius ward 3Scbnool, Louis wardSchnarr, Baltzer wardSchnarr, John wardSchnarr, Margaret wardSchneller, Henry, labourer Schneller, John,Schneller, widow Schnun, Joseph wardSchoenbecher, Lewis u bSchohn, Joseph Schultz, Andrew,

43 f 25 f 71 f8h

61 f 50 f 85h 45 f 77 f28 f29 f 28 f

get ,g e tget

2 83 f 118h 79 fward 2

weaverward 3 61 f

Schultz, Charles, tailor, ward 3 61 f Schumaker, Ludwig, farmer g e t Schwader, John ward 2 84 fSchwartz, Elizabeth ward 3 32 fSchwartz, Isaac, g c tSchwartz, Jesse, waggonmaker

ward 2 114 fSchwartz, Peter S., carpenter

ward 3 32 f Schwartz, Peter, Jr. ward 3 41 f Schwendeman, Christian u b 94 f Serimeger, Robert b f 15hSeagram, Edward 2 11 fSeibert, Conrad u b 38 fSeibert, D., carpenter ward 3 59 f Seibert, Jacob ward 2 39 fSeibert, J.T.,carpenter ward 2 38 f Seibert, J., carpenter ward 2 18 f

Seifert, F., blacksmith Seigel, Charles Seiler, George Seith, Wm.Seitz, Joseph, weaver Senges, Chas., tailor Shall, Henry, sr.Shall, Henry, jr. Shafer, Conrad Shafer, John, laborer Shafer, Wm.Shagenz, J., carpenter Shantz, Daniel Shantz, Dilman Shantz, Eli Shantz, Elias Shantz, Enos Shantz, Isaac Y . Shantz, Isaac B. Shantz, Jacob Shantz, Jacob Y . Shantz, John Shantz, John Shantz, John Shantz, Joshua H. Shantz, Joseph Shantz, Josiah Shantz, Menno Shantz, Menno Shantz, Moses Shantz, Noah Shantz, Samuel Sbamburg, Charles Sharlack, Joseph Shaw, James Shaw John Shaw, Joseph Shaw, (widow) Sheafter, Philip Sheard, Richard, Sheik, David, minister Sheik, David, agent Sheik, Isaac B.Shell, Ignatzi Shelly, David

7 f 7 f

85 f 81 f

Con. Lot. ward 2 30h

3ward 3 ward 2 ward 2 ward 2 114f

u b 38 f u b u b

ward 2 u b

ward 3 ward 2

u b u b u b

38 f 21 f 71 f 20 f 43 f 69 f 86 f 55 f 104f

u b 55 f u b 104f u b 52 f u b 104f

ward 3 11 f u b u b u b

ward 3 ward 3 ward 2

u b ward 3 ward 3

u b u b ub lOlh

ward 2 82 f 3 3 3 3

ward 2

86 f 86 f 55 f 41 f 25 f 72 f 39h 29 f

9 f 52 f 39 f

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4 f 4 f 3 f 3 f

98 f g c t

f I l f f 11 f

2 106f 83 f 13 f

TOWNSHIP OF WATERLOO. 19

Shoemaker, John S., painterward 2 114 f

Shoemaker, Menno u b 49hShomesany, John ward. 2 77 fShone, George ward 2 75 fShrader, John, mason u b 118hShuh, Benjamin u b 118 fShupe, Charles, carpenter b f 14 f Shupe,Ephraim, carpenter b f 14 f Shupe, Isaac, dealer Shupe, S. JohnShultz, Charles, Shultz, Henry Shutler, John Sidler, John Sidler, Jonathan Sidler, Solomon

b f 14 f 1 13h

g e t u b I28f u b 50h

ward 3 I l f ward 3 I2h ward 3 llh

Siegman, H., turner ward 3 61 fSimmermacher, John, black

smith Simon, Valentine Sipes. James Maihle, Adam Simpson, Alfred Simpson, John Sleyer, John

ward 3 45 f u b 38 f

2 10 f 2 lOf

u b 128 fb f 29 f

u b 102 f

Con. Lot.Shelby, Amos ward 3 4hSherman, A., weaver ward 2 71 fSherman, N., weaver ward 3 12 fSherrich, A., BeasleyShildioth, Chris., mason u b 38 fShiry, Abraham u b 116fShiry, John u b 116fShiry, Samuel u b 116fShleeman, Frederic u b 21 hShoemaker, Abraham D. u b 19hShoemaker, Abram ward 2 114kShoemaker, Alex. u b 36hShoemaker, Benjamin u b 119hShoemaker, David M. u b 48hShoemaker, Felix ward 2 82 fShoemaker, George ward 2 107fShoemaker, John D. ward 2 114fShoemaker, J. F., carpenter

ward 2 114 f

Con. Lot.Souder, Frederick u b 127hSouder, John u b 116 fSouder, Joseph b f 31 fSouder, William 1 8 fSmall, Christian 3 9hSmith, Fenner u b 101 fSmith, Henry, labourer g c tSmith, James 3 6 fSmith, John 2 3hSmith, Thomas u b 89hSmith, William b f 14 fSnellenger, Henry, jun. b f 31hSneller, George u b 46 fSnider, Elias, sen. BechtelSnyder, Aaron u b 127 fSnyder, Absolamjun. u b 115hSnyder, Absolam u b 127 fSnyder, Adam L. b f 23 fSnyder, A mos 2 I l fSnyder, Benjamin ward 3 62 f Snyder, Benjamin S. ward 2 51iSnyder, Benjamin ward 2 68 fSnyder, Casper ward 3 5 fSnyder, Christian ward 2 o r b f Snyder, Christian ward S 63 f Snyder, Chris, carpenter u b 20hSnyder, Daniel B. b f 40 fSnyder, David B. u b 49hSnyder, David b f 7 fSnyder, Dilman ward 2 11 fSnyder, Elias u b 21 fSnyder, Elias ward 3 17 fSnyder, Elias B. b f 13 fSnyder, Ezra u b 56 fSnyder, George ward 3 62 fSnyder, George H. b f 8 fSnyder, Henry, J. P., ward 2 114 f Snyder, Israel u b 51hSnyder, Jacob T. ward 2 71 fSnyder, Jesse b f 3 fSnyder, John ward J 43 fSnyder, John ward 2 11 fSnyder, Jonas B. ward 2 I l fSnyder, Joseph ward 3 63hSnyder, Joseph C. u b 56h

20 TOW NSHIP OF W ATERLOO.

Con, Lot.Snyder, Levi u b 56 fSnyder, Levi b f BO fSnyder, Moses B. ward 2 6 fSnyder, Moses C. ward 2 69 fSnyder, Moses E. u b 56 fSnyder, Philip L. b f 16 fSnyder. Samuel S ward 3 22 f Spatz, Joseph ward 3 29 fSpeakeen, Henry 3 6 fSpeasman, Henry 3 6 fSpeasman, Henry, waggoner

wardSpecht, George wardSpetzig, Peter A. wardStayer, Henry Stalbaum, John Stalberg, August, clockmakr

ward 3Stark, Andrew 3Stauffer, Henry ward 3Stauffer, Levi ward 3Steckley, Henry, laborer Steel, James 2Steen, Amos 2Stein, Charles, shoemaker

ward 3Stein, Christian, shoemaker

2 12 fStein, John u b 93 fSteif, John u b 101 fStenzel, Wm., innkeeper u b 63h Stephen, Christian, weaver u b 20 f Steumpfle, Jacob u b 113hStoltz, August u b 46hStoltz, Michael, innkeeper u b 46 f

, mason Sophia,

Con. Lot. u b 118 f

ward 3 62 f

59h 41 f69 f

u b 128 fb f 23h

5 f 3 f

28 f 33 f

2 f6 f

61 f

u b 109 f u b 53h u b 35 f b f 24h

g e t ub llOf u b 110f

u b 36 f u b u b

48 f 36 f

71 f 28 f

u

uward

Stone, David Strickler, Henry Strieker, Henry, sr. Stroh, John Strycker, John Stuebing, Wm. Subon, Frederic Suber, George Swartz, John Swass, Henry

b f 2 lh u b 5 4 f

ward 3 61 f ward 3 7 f

u b 128 f ward 3 45 f

u b 115 f u b 87 f

1 2h u b 118 f

Swass, John Swent, And Tanterdina,

keeperTawn, Chai’les Taylor, David S.Taylor, John, mechanic Taylor, Joseph Teitt, John Teitt, Wm.Thaler, David Thaler, Jacob Thaler, John Thomas, William B..

teacherThompson, Archibald Thoms, John Tislemeier, Charles Tool, James, teacher Treusch, John, cooper Trexlar, Sebastian Trussler, David,Trussler, George, sr.Trussler, George, jr.,Trussler, Thomas,Trussler, Wm., sawyer Tuch, John & Sons Tuck, John Turner, Isaac Unger, George, laborer, Bechtel Vance, Archibald u b 94 fVance, David u b 92 fVance, John u b 94 fVance, John E. u b 92 fVandra, Conrad, cooper b f 7 f Valge, Frederick, carpenter u b 21b Venton, George b f 27 fVogt, Anton ward 2 83 fVogt, Ignatz ward 2 81 fWagfort, Adam, tailor ward 3 9 f Waglein, Frederick ward 2 16h Wahl, Henry B., shoe­

maker ward 2 71 fWahl, Henry, weaver ward 2 71 f Wahl, Valentine ward 3 27 f

ward 2 b f

u b 117 f b 2 Oh 2 6h b 89 f 2 90 f

g e t g e t g e t g e t g e t

ward 2 69 f u b 95 f u b 91 f

TOWNSHIP OF WATERLOO. 21

Con. Lot.Walach, John u b 95 fW alch, George, blacksmith u b 89 f Walker, Andrew, Beasley Wallace, Mrs., Beasley Wallace, JohnWambold, Abraham u b 88bWanner, George u b 20 fWanner, Henry 3 6 fWarwick, John, clothier b f 25h Warwick & Murray, manu­

facturersWashborn, Edward Wasliborn, John S.Washborn, Solomon Waters, Benjamin b f 31 fWaters, Jonathan u b 93 fWatson, James, farmer, Beasley

8h 5 f 5 f 5 f

Waugh, John Weachter, Andrew Weaver, Joseph M. Weber, Andrew Weber, Andrew Weber, Abraham Weber, Abraham, jr. Weber, Abraham, sr. Weber, Amos Weber, Benjamin Weber, Daniel Weber, David Weber, Elias E. Weber, Emanuel Weber, Isaac Weber, John M. Weber, Menno Weber, Peter M. Weber, Peter Weber Samuel

u b 8 8 f ward 2 97 f ward 3 7 f

u b 119h u b 119h u b 53 f u b 12 f u b 12 f I u b 53h|

ward 2 113f I u b 51 f u b 119f i

ward 2 72 f u b 53h

u b 117h ward 2 11 3 f ward 2 107 f

u b 117hu b 119k u b 21 f

Webner, John, carpenterward 2 114f

Weidman, Christian, carpenteru b 104f

Weil, Peter, mason ward 2 71 f Weilaud, Chas.,mason, ward 2 10Sf Weiler, Anton ward 2 75 fWeiler, Anton ward 2 75 f

Con. Lot.Weiler, Gerhard u b 93 fWeiler, Ignatz, waggon ma­

ker ward 2 81 fWeiler, Joseph ward 2 75 fWeiler, Xavier, tailor, ward 2 75 fWeimer, John, blacksmith b f 28 fWeilex, Joseph B. ward 2 74 fWeise, John E. ward 2 71 fWeist, Joseph ward 2 72 fWeisy, Peter g e tWendling, Joseph ward 2 76 fWendel, Adam n b 48 fWendel, Lewis n b 20 fWendling, Jacob, manufactui’er

ward 2 17 fWhittaker, Henry u b 88 fWilfong, Eli u b 128hWilfong, Josepli u b 89 fWilhelm. Jacob ward 2 85 fWilkes, MatthewWilson, Ephraim, jr. u b 37 f Wilson, Isaac u b 37 fWilson, Thomas, brushmaker, Beas­

leyWinchester, Charles, cooper

ward 3 59h Wingham, George, farmer g e t Winters, Fountain, blacksmith

2 12 fWismer, Dan., minister ward 3 66 f Wismer, David S. u b 54 fWismer, Isaac, Beasley Wismer, Joseph, Beasley Witmer, Abram ward 2 1 OofWitmer, David, minister u b 89 f Witmer, David H. 3 9 fWitmer, Henry R., carpenter,

ward 2 85 f Witmer, Henry u b 89 fWitmer, Jacob 2 6 fWitmer, John R ., blacksmith

ward 2 85 f Witmer, Joseph b f 29 fWitmer, Levi 2 6 fWitmer, (widow) u b 93 f

22 TOWNSHIP OF WELLESLEY.

Con. Lot.Waelfle, Andrew, laborer Vg c t Waelfle, John u b 21 fWolfe, John, laborer. Bechley Wood, Thomas g c tWoods, John g e lWoolner, Isaac H. u b 46 fWoolner, Jacob u b 11 OfWueismidt, Christopher, inn­

keeper u b 38 fWyld, Henry, Agent, AberdeenYantz, John York, James York, Wm. Yorke, Charles Yorke, Frederic

ward 2 71 f u b 38 f u b 37h u b 87 f u b 87 f

Con. Lot.Young. Wm., jr. Zellar, Jacob

, farmer, Beasleyward 2 72 f

Zeller, Ludwig, cooper, BechleyZeller, Jacob u b 11 ofZeller, Philip u b 48 fZeller, Philip u b 115 fZettel, George ward 2 80 fZettle, J oseph ward 2 80 fZimmer, Adam u b 48 fZrydd, Joseph, watchmaker

u b 89 fZuber, Bernhard ward 2 75 fZuber, Charles L. ward 2 81 fZuber, Joseph ward 2 74 f

WELLESLEY.Wellesley is bounded north east by Peel; north by Maryboro’ ; east

by Woolwich ; west by North Easthope. and south by Wilmot. This township formed a part of the “ Queen’s Bush,” which also comprised the townships of and wasfirst settled about the year 1856. The first land conveyed was in 1847 to Wm. Cunningham, to Josiah Hall in 1848, and to John Hawke in 1851.

The soil is of excellent quality, the timber principally liardwood. It is well watered by branches of the Nith and Canes toga Rivers.

In 1837 the township contained sixty-three inhabitants ; in 1844, two hundred and fifty-four; in 1850, three thousand three hundred and ninety-six; and in 1861, five thousand eight hundred and eighty eight.

P ost V illages in W ellesley.— Bamberg, Crosshill, Hawksville, Lin­wood, St. Clements, and Wellesley.

Census of 1861.— Occupiers of land, 659 ; amount held in acres, 63,212 ; under cultivation. 37,145 ; under crops, 28,601 ; under pasture, 8,170 ; gardens and orchards, 374 ; wood and wild lands, 26,067 ; cash value of farms, 81,675,213 ; fall wheat, acres, 2,296— average per acre, 21 bushels; spring wheat, acres, 11,758—average 19; barley, acres, 355— average 29 ; rye, acres, 45—average 23; oats, acres, 3,980—average 35 ; peas, acres, 2,215— average 23.

TOWNSHIP OF WELLESLEY. 23

Aairth, JohnCon. Lot-

7 6hAbell, Henry, weaver 8 2 fAehterburg, Charles, tailoi 2 l3hAdam. Alexander 14 12 fAdam, Joseph, potter 8 2 fAdam, Matthew 14 12hAdams, Wm. 4 7hAdams, Wm. 13 llhAdams, Thomas 13 llhAlbrecht, Charles 5 3 fAllemang, Christian a 4 & 5 fAllemang, Stephen a 5hA Henson, Conrad 4 2hA lies, Conrad 3 lhAment, Jacob 11 2hAment, John G. a 11 fAnderson, Duncan, carpenter a 20 fAnticknaps, Thomas 8 9hAppleyard, Joshua, weaver 11 lOfArmstrong, George 12 111fArmstrong, Robert 5 2hArnold, John 8 9 fArnold, John 2 8 fAstrope, Charles 14 3hBacker, Peter 6 7hBaggs, Alexander, Sen. 9 9hBaggs, Alexander, Jr. 9 9hBaker, Francis 11 4hBaker, Martin, carpenter 3 5 fBall, Joseph, blacksmith 3 ShBallar, Andrew 3 lhBarber, Wm. 7 12 fBauman, Matthias, wheelwright

Bean, Doctor7 3b

10 lOhBeckler, Frederick 9 6hBeckner, John 5 8 fBeckner, John, Sen. 6 8 fBeckner, John 5 8 fBeisang, Wm. 7 8hBell, Wm. 14 5hDell, Wm. R. 14 5hBerscht, Ernest 4 12 hGingham, Thomas 7 3hBird, Benjamin 7 I l f

Con. Lot.Birmingham, Patrick 1 13Birmingham, Win. 5 9hBisch, John 11 8 fBivour, August 3 lOhBlondy, Joseph 3 5 fBoehm, Bernard, 6 6hBoerst, George 2 6hBoomer, Alfred 10 10 fBoomer, George C. 14 7 fBoomer, John E., saw miller 10 10 f Boshart, Christian 1 12 fBoshart, Peter 2 8 fBoppre, Adam 4 7hBoyd, James 7 12 fBoyes, Wm. 14 15fBracken edge, Marshall 6 8 fBraden, Thomas 3 4 fBraden, Wm. 3 4hBrash, James, wheelwright 10 lOh Brenner, George, blacksmith 7 3 fBrenner, Henry 9 lOhBrenner, Jacob 9 10 fBrenner, John 7 1 fBricker, John a “22 fBroderick, John 12 71iBroderick, Richard 12 7hBrown, John 14 19hBrown, John 11 10 fBrown, Wm. 11 I l fBrownlee, Robert 8 I fBuchanan, Alexander 2 10 fBuchart, Christian 2 I l fBuckler, Moses, sadler 10 10 f Bugg, Wm. 10 9hBulmer, Robinson 14 18hBundy, John, carpenter 11 lOh Bunker, Wm. 11 10 fBurdux, Peter, innkeeper 13, 13h Burke, Francis 11 4hBurnett, Wm. 9 l lhBusch, Nicholas 7 3 fButt, James 6 9hCadwell, Thomas 15 5hCad well, John 15 5hCalder, Archibald 10 12h

24 TOWNSHIP OF WELLESLEY.

Con. Lot.Calder, Thomas 10 8 fCampbell, Duncan 11 3hCampbell, James 15 6hCampbell, John 15 6hCampbell. John 5 lO fCampbell, John B. 6 12 fCanning, Robert 6 7hCarnell, Wm. 12 lhCasamore, George 11 3hCathcart, Robert 10 4 fCawley, Adam 10 6hChalmers, Wm. 2 2 fChambers, John H. 4 7hCharles, Michael 9 2 fChristman, Michael 10 6hClarke, John 2 9hClarke, Joshua 6 7 fClarke, Philip 2 8hClegg, John 5 10 fClegg, Wm. 4 llhCleghorn, Sarah Ann, inn-

keeper 7 12 fConner, Daniel 14 13 fCoote, Robert C., merchant 11 10 fCooper, Thomas 14 15hCouts, Wm. 7 12 fCowan, Richard 14 lOfCoulter, James 12 9hConvey, James 11 llhCrawford, Edward 11 lhCrawford, John 11 lhCressman, Amos 10 1 fCrooks, Robert 11 12 fCrooks, Wm. 11 12 fCrow, Wm. 12 5hCrummer, John 7 lhCunningham, Wm. 11 7 fCunningham, Wm. L. 11 7 fCutt, Wm., carpenter 5 3 fDamm, George a 4 fDamm, John 5 3hDean, John 15 4 fDean, Levi 15 4h!Deekert, Cornelius 13 3 f jDeckert, Henry 10 6h

Con. Lot. 2 8h a 8h2 13 f4 I f 9 2 f5 10b3 llh

Deiboltz, Lorentz Dellion, Frederick, M. D.Dcppisch, George, saddler Derbecker, Henry Derr, George Derr, Philip Dewer, Duncan Dewer, James 3 llhDewer, Thomas 3 llhDieboltz, Andrew 9 5hDiedrich, Joseph, carpenter 4 5h Died rich, Michael 5 5 fDieffenbacher, Frederick,

shoemaker 14 19hDieflenbacher, George, wheel­

wright 12 1 OhDeitfenbacher, George 1 18hDiemont, John 2 12hDincb, Henry 5 4 fDitzler, Nicholas 2 81iDoersam, Peter, cooper 1 13 f Doersam, Valentine 1 13 fDoersam, Wm., innkeeper 2 13 f' Doering, Lawrence, merchant I 13h

3 5h 3 5 f

12 12h

Doerst, Joseph Doerst, John Dolphin, Thomas Donald, Frederick Donald, James Doszman, Jacob Doub, Casper, blacksmith Doub, Matthias Dougherty, Jolm Douglas, James

Dumier, August

13139

1088

5h 5h 1 f6h 9 f 9 f

4 llh 14 22h 8 6 f

12 79h14 6 f10 10 f 14 10 fa 21 f 8 7 b

13 3 f 7 lOh 6 lOh

TOWNSHIP OF WELLESLEY, 25

Con. Lot.Ellert, Thomas 4 4hEmpey, Michael P., merch’t 12 24 fEngel, Casper, carpenter 5 3 fEppich, George, shoemakei 1 13hErb, Christian 2 lOhErb, Peter 13 8hErnest, Christian, carpenter 1 13hErnst, David ^ 7 8hErnst, John 7 8hEsbaugh, Adam 10 7hEsseg, Gottleib, tailor 8 3hFahrenkop. Peter, weaver 8 2 fFarrel, Nicholas 12 8hFarrel, Thomas 12 6hFenton, John 14 20 fFerguson, David 4 2hFerguson, Thomas 4 lhFerris, James 4 12Ferris, James 3 12 fFieldhouse, Wm. 12 11 fFink, Henry 3 lOhFish, Robert, pumpmaker 10 lO fFisher, George 9 6hFlacks, George 7 3hFlacks, John 8 2hFoersch, John 3 6hFoerster, Andrew 7 1 fFoerster, Balthaser 7 2hFoerster, Frederick 7 lhFoerster, Jacob 3 2 fFoerster, Lewis 8 2 fFoerster, Lewis Z. 3 2 fFoether, Philip 11 3 fFoether, Nicholas 9 7hForewell, Charles 9 5 fForewell, Wm. 9 5 fForrer, Francis, wheelwright 7 3 fForrest, Robert 1 7 fForster, George 12 6 fFor well, Jacob 8 10 fFowler, Wm. 14 2hFrame, Alexander 6 9 bFrame, John 7 11 fFrank, Henry 13 6hFreeborn, Hugh o lO f

Freeborn, JohnCon. not-

3 7 fFreeborn, Thomas 3 8 fFreeborn, Wm. 3 8 fFreebnrn, Wm. 2 13Freiberger, Jacob 6 61iFreiberger, Joseph, innkeep ■r 7 3 fFrenzel. Adam 4 4hFretwell, George 6 5hFrochlich, Peter 5 6hFry, Christian 7 9 fFry, Martin a 17hGale, Isaac 6 15 fGalloway, Wm., merchant 12 4hGardner, Alexander 4 5 fGardner, Daniel 2 13 fGarrick, Lorentz, weaver 7 3 fGerber, Joseph 2 9 fGerth, Henry 5 7 fGellner, Valentine, black­

smith 2 12hGibbons, Anthony 12 10 fGibbons, Michael 12 lOhGibson, Robert 6 4 fGies, Blassiers, innkeeper 7 3hGies, Charles a 11 fGies, Frederick 8 5 fGillespie, Wm. 7 8 fGlaister, George 7 11 fGlaister, John 6 10 fGlaister, Wm. 7 10 fGlass, Joseph 9 4 fGlasser, Wm. 10 3hGoatby, John 5 12hGolbeck, John, blacksmith 5 6hGosha, Christian 2 5 fGrant, Wm., wheelwright 10 10 fGreenwood, George 4 llhGuerbill, Joseph, innkeeper 8 2 fGutteridge, Wm, 6 lOhHack, Philip 8 71iHackett, Wm. 13 7hHaines, Samuel 13 4 fH airfield, Err.st I 13hHairnbel, John 5 lhHall, Josiah 12 8 f

26 TOW NSHIP OF W E L L E SLE Y .

Con. Lot.Hall, Jacob S. 12 8 fHamilton, Hugh 1 9 fHamilton, Thomas 15 6bHammel, George 3 12 fHammond, James 3 3hHammond, John 8 6hHammond, Thomas 12 1 fHammond. Wm. 3 5 fHanley, Patrick 8 10 fHappel, Martin 12 4hHarris, Atkinson 7 9hHarron, Alexander 7 4 fHarron, John 9 2 fHarron, Wm. 9 2 fHarron, Wm. 11 9hHastings, David 7 11 fHastings, Wm. 6 12 fHawke, Percifer 11 9hHawke, Walter, blacksmith 12 9hHawke, Wm. 11 8 fHawkins, Henry 13 8hHawkins, Henry 11 12 fHayes, Jeremiah 9 12hHeffman, John 4 12hHefFermahl, Justus a 2 fHeinbach, Henry 8 8hHeinbach, John 8 8hHeiley, Henry 5 llhHeiley, Conrad 5 llhHeld, Adam 3 8hHeld, Peter 3 8hHelm, John, weaver 4 5hHeltzshoe, John 10 3hHellinger, Louis a 10 fHenderson, Simon 12 3hHenry, Jacob 5 5hHenry, John 5 4hHergot, Elias 2 11 fHergot, John 2 6 fHerrich, Joseph, cradle makr 9 6 fHerschel, Francis 8 4 fHett, Henry a lhHewett, George 12 6hHewett, Wm. 8 lO fHewston, John 7 5 f

Con. Lot.Heyer, John 3 7hHieronimus, Adam 6 7hHilcock, Wm. 13 5hHilcock, John 13 5hHilcock, Martin 13 5hHill, Simon 14 8hHoey, John 6 4 fHohn, George 6 6hHoleck, George 10 8hHolt, Simon 14 9hHosea, Robert 10 12 fHotel, Chris ian 2 5hHuber, Anthony, innkeeper 9 6 flluberd, John 9 7hHuihn, George a 6 fHuihn, George D. 4 2hHuihn, Henry, a 7hHughes, Jeremiah 13 I fHurd, Anthony 11 4 fHutchinson, Adam 8 llliIrwin, James 7 3hIrwin, Henry 7 3hJameison, David, merchant 12 96h Jasant, Casper 7 2hJennings, Benjamin 7 11 fJohnson, John 9 8hJohnston, Thomas 14 8hJohnson, James 4 3 f'Johnson, Wm. 4 3 fJones, Wm. 1 6 fKarcher, Michael 3 lhKeffer, John 4 12hKelly, Robert 4 6 fKendal John 1 2 fKennedy, Martin 13 I fKennedy, James 13 I fKennedy, Thomas 9 8hKennedy, Wm. 14 2 fKennel, Christian, jr. 2 10 fKepper, Andrew 8 7hKercher, George a 2 fKerr, Andrew, wheelwright 6 6 fKerr, James 6 llhKessel, Henry 12 7hKieswetter, John M. 4 3 f

TOW NSH1P OF W E L L E SL E Y . 27

Con. Lot. Con. Lot.Kieswetter, John . 4 3 f Link, Casper 4 JhKing, John 10 2h Leps, Andrew 6 6hKlayholtz, Wm. 5 9 f Livingstone, Jamet & Co.,Kleinschrot, Andrew 6 7h flax manufacturers 2 i 3hKline, Michael 5 6h Loge, Xavier 14 5hKnight, Henry 7 9h Lorentz, Joseph 3 4 fKnittal, Magnus 6 2 f Ludwig, John a 16hKoch, Henry, P. G. 1 12h Luther, Conrad 5 6hKoehler, Henry 3 13 f Lyes, Joseph 1 14 fKoebel, Adam 8 5h McAllister, John 1 10 fKoebel, Philip 7 5 f McAllister, Joseph 1 8 fKoebel, Wm. 10 6h McCardle, Patrick 8 lO fKoening, George 10 5h McCarty Daniel 13 6hKreamer, Geo. H. 9 l l h McCollum, John Id. 12 5 fKreamer, Joseph H. 12 2h McCormick, Edward 10 5hKreamer, James 6 l h McCormick, Whitefield 5 2hKreszler, Adam 5 3 f McCracken, Archibald 8 lO fKrotch, John 3 5 f McCulloch, John 6 6 fKuhn, Michael 6 6 f McCutcheon, James, post­Kubre, George a 13 f master 6 30 fKubre, Valentine 8 3 f McCutcheon, Malcolm 10 7hKuntz, James 6 3h McCutcheon, Robert A. 7 11 fKuntz, John 6 3h McTavish, Duncan 1 5hKuntz, M. 6 3h McDonald, George 6 6 fKyle, John 4 8 f McDougall, Peter 4 l hLackner, Wm. 12 3 f McEwen, James 5 lhLambertus, Jacob 4 8h McFadden, Alexander 5 B fLangley. Thomas 6 9 f McFadden, Alexander 6 3 fLavery, Meridith 14 3h McFadden, Joseph 7 2 fLeduc, Louis 15 7h McGee, James 13 21iLeduc, Casimer 13 6h McGee, Wm. 13 12hLee, Joseph 8 8h McGee, Wm. 13 I2hLeggert, Samuel 10 3h MeKane, James 9 95Leighty, Joseph 1 12 f McKay, John 15 7hLeighty, Joseph B. 2 9h McKay, James 11 2hLeighty, J. E. 2 2 f McKee, John 6 I fLeighton, Wm., blacksmith 6 7 f McKee, Wm. 6 I fLeinhart, Andrew 2 7 f McKee, Samuel 2 11 fLeinhart, Lambert 2 7 f McKee, Samuel, Jr. 8 6 fLeinhart, Peter 3 12h McKee, Samuel, Sen. 8 6 fLentick, Alexander 10 l h McKee, James 8 6 fLentz, Conrad 4 3h McLean, Thomas 4 4hLewis, Jonas 12 lh McMahon, Thomas 13 8hLewis, Wm,, saw miller 8 6 f McPherson, Duncan 14 13hLinahan, John 13 7h McRae, John 5 8h

28 TOWNSHIP OF WELLESDEY.

McTavish, JohnCon. Lot.

1 4 f Nieson, JohnCon. Lot.

10 llhMcTavish, Peter 1 4 f Noble Robert 6 11 fiVlcTavish, lames 3 9h Nolan, James, Jr. 14 llhMcWhiney, James 14 2 f Nolan, James, Sen. 14 llhMachan, Hugh Vi 10 f Nurse, George 8 5hMahn, Moritz 12 5 f Nurse, Wm. 9 5hMahsinger, Frederick a 16h Oakley, George, innkeeper 6 15 fManser, George 5 12h Ogram, Robert IB 9 fManser, Henry 2 5h Ogram, Thomas 12 4hManser, James 5 I2h Ohlheiser, Francis a 14 fMarigold, George 13 12h Opper, Philip 5 lOhMartin, Henry 14 23 f Orr, Johnston 5 5hMartin, David B. 14 28 f Orth, Philip J. a 23 fMartin, John 10 4h Oswald, Jacob, innkeeper 14 19 fMartinson, Henry 12 4 f Otterbein, Valentine 5 2hMartinson, John 15 3 f Ovens, Wm. 11 10 fMartinson, Wm. 14 2 f Patterson, Robert 1 3hMartlinger. Martin 2 6h Parson, John U., bailiff 12 12 fMass, Henry 6 8 f Petch, David & Sons 10 9 fMaurer, Michael 9 4h Perdue, Henry 10 8 fMeagle, James 3 3 f Pfeifer, Ernest 6 lhMeyer, Jacob 7 4 f Pfeifer, George a 15hMeyer, George 7 4 f Phair, James 7 71iMeyer, John 7 6 f Plant, David 11 6hMeyer, John 9 6 f Play ford, John

Play ford, Stephen6 llh

Middlehaltz, Simon 10 5 f 7 9hMiller, Alexander 8 4 f Pagoon, Willoughby 7 7 fMiller, Jabez 9 3 f Pagoon, Charles 7 7 fMilner, John 13 10 f Pommer, Gottlieb 3 12 fMilner, Richard 18 5h Powell, Henry 13 4hMitchell, Alexander 6 lOh Powell, John 5 llhMontgomery, Robert 9 Bli Powell, Samuel 14 16 fMoore, Henry 4 8h Proudlove, Thomas 14 1 fMorrow, George 8 ah Proudlove, John 14 1 fMosser, John 4 6 f Querin, Andrew 9 5hMosser, Michael 6 9 f Rafferty, Thomas 14 4hMiller, John 1 I3h Ranachan, Francis 12 6hNeib, Henry 3 3 f Rank, Lewis 7 7hNeibel, John 9 4h Rank, Jacob 7 7hNesbitt, John 5 7 f Ransom, Wm. 12 2hNewart, Henry 11 3h Reidel, Michael, innkeeper 9 6 fNevens, Alexander 11 4h Rennie, George 8 8hNewton, Wm. 14 8h Rennie, John 9 lOhNichol, Hugh 9 I f Rennie, Alexander 9 lOhNickson, Atcheson 8 lh Rennie, Samuel 6 I l f

TOWNSHIP OF WELLESLEY. 29

Con. Lot.Richardson, John 4 12h Scbwartzentruber, John B.

Con. Lot. 2 I4h

Richardson, Robert M. 7 10 f Scott, James 10 9 fRiechert, Wm. 5 7h Scott, Robert 10 9 fRitz. Matthew 3 8h Scott, Wm. J lO fRitzel, James 6 5 f Seiphort, Michael 11 7hRoadar, John 5 lOh Seek, Peter 6 5 fRobertson, Charles 8 2 f Shane, Wm. P. 10 llhRobertson, Charles 2 7 f Shaw, Wm. 4 lOhRobertson, John I 2h Sholdice Conrad 10 6hRobertson, John 3 9h Shoot, Henry a lhRobertson, Peter o 4h Short, James 8 12 fRobertson, Alexander 2 4b Sideward, Henry 14 6hRobertson, Robert l I l f Sim, James 13 2 fRobertson, lames 1 I l f Sim Peter 14 l6hRobertson, David 1 I l f Sip, John 13 8hRobertson, Robert 1 8 f Small, David 14 14 fRobertson, John 1 8 f Smith, Andrew 4 4hRogers, Denis 10 9 f Smith, John 5 4 fRogers, Gabriel 10 9 f Smith, Silas 5 4 fRogers, Nelson 14 17 f Smith, Ioewis, innkeeper 1 I3hRonstaller, Henry 8 llh Smith, Thomas 5 lhRoat, Christian 1 I l f Smith, Wm. 11 8hRowe, Robert 10 8h Smith, Wm. J. 10 lhRuler, George 13 7h Snyder, Balthazer, turner 12 3 fRumich, James A. 4 6h Snyder, John 6 8hRurnohr, Jane 6 5 f Snyder, Matthias 4 4 fRumohr, James 6 5 f Snyder, Nicholas 9 4 fRush. Elisha, carpenter 4 12h Souder. Jacob 12 lhRussel, Robinson 4 5h Spies, Michael 10 1 fRyan, John 12 9h Staley, George 12 6hRyan, Michael 12 91i Stan, Charles 11 6 fRyan, Michael 13 lh Stan, Gregory 11 6 fRyan, Nicholas 14 lh Standing, Thomas 11 5 fRyan, Thomas 14 lh Starr, Ambrose 10 7 fRyan, Patrick Schaffer, Andrew

12 9h Stauffer, David 9 1 f5 3h Stompfs, Wm. 14 5h

Schaffer, Justus 10 1 f Stone, Abijah 13 3 fSchierodat, James 11 4h Storey, John 12 2hSchmetzer, George 10 7h Strans, Conrad 3 9hSchnader, Wm. 15 7h Strans, John K. 4 I OhSchnitzler, Michael J lOf Strans, Michael 4 9hSchnorr, John, shoemaker 10 10 f Stiebel, John G. 5 9 fSchoefner, Adam 4 2h Striecker, Lenhart 1 14 fSchopp, John, wheelwright 9 5h Strong, John 9 4 fSchule, Frederick 10 3h Strong, Robert 7 5 f

30 TOWNSHIP OF WELLESLEY.

Con. Lot.Striecker, Michael 11 5hStriecker, Frederick 11 5hSummer, John 8 4 fTabert, Christian 14 9hTerrie, David 10 10 fThompson, George 8 3hThompson, John 3 7 fThompson, Richard a 20 fThorp, Henry 13 4hTowler, Wm. B. 14 20 fTrueman, Michael 14 19 fTscherhart, Peter 4 8 fTuesler, John 2 I l fUlrich, John 2 3hUlrich, Nicholas 2 3hUnderwood, John 9 9 fVoight, Gottfried 11 2hVoison, Joseph 8 1 fVoll, Casper 3 7 fWagatha, Anthony 14 6hWagler, Jacob 4 6 fWagner, Valentine 4 I2hWaley, Robert 5 8 fWalker, Samuel 10 llhWalter, John 8 I l fWarnachi, John 11 3hWatson, David, innkeeper 12 26 fWatson, Jarad 14 3hWear, Alexander 14 7 fWear, Wm. 14 7 fWeaver, George 9 7hWeidenheimer, Christopher 6 2hWeitzel, Frederick 3 2hWebster, Alexander 6 9hWellever, Caster, sad­

dler 12 97 & 98 fWeltz, Philip 13 7hWiggins, David 5 7hWilford, Thomas & Sons 10 lOhWilkinson, John 11 5 fWilliams, John R. 11 9 fWilliams, Joseph H. 11 9 fWilliams, Wm. Hugh 11 9 fWilson, David 5 I l f

Con. Lot.Wilson, David 5 6 fWilson, John 5 6 fWilson. John 13 5hWilson, John 4 9 fWilson & McCulloch, woollen

manufacturers 12 2hWilson, Peter 14 14hWilson, John 14 14hWilson, Purdon 10 2hWilson, Thomas, miller 12 lO fWinters, Walter 14 17hWinn, Jacob 15 4 fWinn, Stephen 14 4 fWinn, Joshua 13 2hW7inn, Wm. 12 2hWoodward, E G. 12 1 fWoodward, Wm. 12 lhWoodman, WT. G., merchant 10 lOfWright, John 14 7 fWray, James 12 3hYanscy, John 2 4 fYansey, Joseph G. I 1 fYansey. Christian 1 3 fYost, Wm. K. 3 lhYoung, Jacob 12 4 fYoung, Wm. 7 lhZarnkie, Frederick, carpe■nter8 2 fZeick, George 5 6hZeigler, G. F. a lihZeigler, Henry I. J 2hZeigler, Jacob a 9 fZeigler. John 6 4 fZet tie, Joseph 10 4hZimmerman, Adam, black-

smith 3 2hZimmerman, Andrew 3 6hZimmerman, Henry, wheel-

wright 4 5 fZimin, Henry 3 13hZinkaun, Conrad 5 lhZinkanri, John & Son, roer-

chants 2 13hZoeger, John, merchant 2 13 fZulich, Henry 2 13h

TOWNSHIP OF WILMOT. SI

WILMOT.This township is bounded north by Wellesley ; cast by Waterloo ;

west by north and south Easthope, and south by Blenheim and Blancl- ford. The township was first settled by Christian Naffziger, a German Menonist, who obtained from the British Government a free grant of fifty acres to each family who should emigrate with him from Germany to Canada. He returned in the year 1826 with a large number of set­tlers. These grants comprised the first quarter of each lot to actual set­tlers on the north'and south of “ Erb’s road,” north and south of “ Snyder’s road,” and north and south of Bleanis’ road.” Block “ A ,” comprising the first, second and third concessions, and block “ B ” the first, second, third and fourth concessions, was purchased from the crown by the Canada Company in 1829.

The Township is well settled. In 1841 the population was 2,220 ; in 1850, 4,863, and in 1861, 6.173. The soil is chiefly a sandy loam. Among the first settlers were Elias Waldfong, Joseph Goldsmith, Chris­tian Howick, John Haymaker, Daniel Hunziger and Solomon Behringer, who obtained grants in 1880-31.

Post XUlt.ages in W ilm ot .— Baden, Haysville, New Dundee, New Hamburg, Petersburg, Philipsburg and St. Agatha.

Census of 1861.— Occupiers of land, ,581 ; amount held in acres, 56,754 ; under cultivation, 37,814; under crops, 26,212; pasture, 10,712; gardens and orchards, 890 ; wood and wild lands, 18,940. cash value of farms, $2 013,910 ; fall wheat, acres, 6,680— average 19 bushels per acre ; spring wheat, acres, 4,604— average 18 ; barley, acres, 314—average 25 ; rye, acres, 259— average 14 ; oats, acres, 4,447—aver­age 31 ; peas, acres, 2,219—average 24.

b r, Bleam’s Road ; e r, Erb’s do. ; s r, Snyder’s do.

Con. Lot. Con. Lot.Achtenberg, Charles 4 18 Anderson, Wm. 1 14 fAdolph, Henry a 1 7 f Anthas, Martin e r 13hAlbrecet, George 3 lOh Antlias. Jaeob e r 13 fAlbrecht, Henry 2 16 f Appel, Peter, shoemaeer 1 J 2 fAllan, George 1 38 f Ambrecht, Henrv. waggonAlliott, Wm. o 24 f maker e r 17 fAnderson, James 4 22 f Arnold, Jacob, cooper, Dundee 6 fAnderson, John 3 21 f Arnold, John, shoemaker 4 12 f

32 TOWNSHIP OF W ILM OT.

Con. Lot. Con. Lot.Baas, Peter 4 15h Binkle, Philip 1 19hBachert, Martin b r 4 f Blatchford, John, blacksmith,2 21 fBachert, Samuel b r 4 Blatchford, John S /, blksmith 2 21hBachman, John s r 7h Blatchford, Robert, blksmith 1 20Bachman. Joseph, cooper 2 Llh Bleam, Jonathan b r 5 fBaecon, James 1 26h Block, Jacob 1 14 fBaird, Thomas 4 27h Block, Jacob, jr. 1 14 fBall, Wm. 2 25 f Bock, David 3 9hBarber, Arthur 3 27 f Bock, Levi 3 9 fBarber, Robert 3 27 f Boehmer, Valen., jr, cooper 1 2hBauer, Conrad, blacksmith s r 6 f Boettinger, John, tailor e r 20 fBaunchen, Matthias, cooper s r 16h Boshart, Joseph E. e r 16 fBattler, George b r 12 f Bossnng, Andrew 1 2 fBader, Jacob, tailor b r llh Bowman, Benjamin h r 4 fBattler, Thomas 3 4h Bowman, Jacob S. 2 16 fBattler, Wm. 3 4 f Bowman, Joseph b r 5 fBeach, Alexander, teacher, Dundee Bowman, Moses S. b r 4 fBeadle, James, brick makei 2 5h Bowman, Tobias 2 9hBeam, Adam b r 9h Braith, Alexander, tailor 1 2 lhBean, Jacob 1 10 f Branch, Peter, mason s r 5hBean, John a I l f Brandan, Adam, shoemaker 4 12 fBean, Menno 2 28h Brandan, Ernst, weaver s r 20hBean, Moses 2 8 f Brntigan, Gotleib 1 14Bean, Noah 1 8h Brutigan, Michael 1 14hBecker, Henry 1 I l f Brei, Frederick 4 6 fBecker, Jacob b r ih Brenneman, Daniel b r 23 fBecker, Jacob, saw miller 1 lO f Brenneman, Joseph b r 26hBecker, John, Dundee 6 h Brenneman, Peter b r 23hBecker, John F. 2 4h Bricker. Abram 1 3 fBecker, Philip 1 1 f Bricker, David b r 7 fBechtel, Noah 1 12 f Brick, Michael 2 19 fBeilstein, Adam, carpenter 3 21 f Brick, Nicholas o 19hBeilstein, W m .,jr. s r 3h Brick, Peter e r 6 fBelford, David 2 15 f Bricker, Wendel 1 3Bender, Christian 1 27 f Brown, Charles 3 20 fBender, John b r 26 f Brown, Frederick 3 20 fBennett, John s r 6h Brown, James, merchant 2 21 fBerg, Henry e r 18 f Brown, Mary, (widow) 2 21 hBerdox, Geo., weaver Willbey 15h Brucknor, Oscar, teacher e r l)hBergey, Jacob b r 5 f Bruser, Dominic e r 5hBerlet, Valentine, tailor 2 I2h Buchanan, Alexander 4 25hBettschen, David 2 7 f Bucheit, George 3 19 fBettschen, Jacob o 6 f Bucheit, George, jr. 8 19 fBier, Christian s r 19 f Buchanan, Hope & Co.Biet, Bernhard 3 5 f n r b r 20&2I

TOWNSHIP OF WILMOT. 33

Con. Lot.Bucheit, John, wagon makr e r 71iBuck, John 1 19 fBuerge, Jacob b r 2lhBurbach, Joseph e r 18 fBurgman, Henry, shoemaker 3 12hBury, John e r 7hCallighan, Thomas 2 20hCallum, Wm. 2 24bCallum, Wm. & Sons 2 29hCampbel, Wm. b r 21hCassel, Henry B. 2 27 fCassel, Jessie B. 4 9 fCassel, John 3 23hChristner, Christian s r 23 fChristner, Peter 2 26 fChrysler, Henry 3 24 fCleland, W. A., merchant 1 21 fCochran, Wm. 2 5hCole, Hyman 4 6hCook, Robert, jr, 1 20 fCooper, Charles 3 19 fCopley, John, jr. 3 5hCopley, John 3 5hCorelli George, mason b r 5hOrach ell, John 1 80 fCraig, John 1 12hCressman, Jacob 2 7 fCressman, Amos b r lOhCressman, Abraham 3 7hCressman, Daniel b r 12 fCressman, David b r 12hCressman, Enos 1 2hCressman, Isaac e r 15hCressman, Menno 3 29hCressman, Nicholas e r 15fCressman, Samuel 2 29 fDaniel, Adam, miller 1 21 hDaniel, Edwin 1 25 fDaniel, George 1 20hDaniel, Joseph 1 25hDaniel, Wm. 1 20 fDaniel, Wm. 1 20hDamm, John, weaver b r 20hDavis, John, spinner b r 20hDeling, John 4 5b

3

Con. Lot,Dentinger, Anthony 1 5 fDentinger, Anthony, jr. 1 5 fDentinger, Joseph 1 5 fDerr, Henry S r 4 fDersam, Adam, blacksmith e r 7 fDetzler, Jacob, mason 2 19 fDiebel, Peter 1 19 fDiebel, Simon, innkeeper 3 21hDietrich, Gregory e r 6hDietrich, Jacob e r 1 fDietrich, Lorenz e r 4 fDietrich, Morand H. s r 5 fDietrich, Morand K. 1 5 fDietrich, Nicholas e r 3 fDietrich, Nicholas, cooper 1 18hDietrich, Theobald e r 4 fDietner, Andrew 1 7 fDietner, Ignaz 1 6 fDietz, Conrad, jr. 3 7hDiment, John 4 31 hDiment, Wm. 3 31hDirstine, Elias, carpenter Doelle, Henry, shoemaker

3 6 f3 6 f

Doering, Adam, jr. o 18hDoering, Adam T 19 fDoering, Andrew 1 20 fDoering, Charles, tanner e r 20hDoering, D. & C., merchants 1 18 fDoering, Frederick b r 6 fDoll, Bernhard e r 8 fDorschel, Joseph,carpenter e r 5hDorschel, Lucas e r 5 fDuguid, James 4 16hEberlin, George 1 15 fEberlin, John 1 15 fEckel, Albert e r 5bEckhart, Adam s r 10Eckhardt, John, tailor b r 2 fEichler, Michael 1 23 fEidt, John L. e r 20hEidt, Ludwig 1 21 fEllenbaum, Wm., carpenter 2 20hEllers, Frederick 2 13Elsasser, Henry s r 15 fElsasser, Wm,. s r 15h

u TOWNSHIP OF W ILM OT.

Emery, JohnEmrarich, Charles, saddlei Englehard, Albert Erb, John, jr.Erb, Joel Erb, Joseph Erb, Henry Erb, Menno Erb, PeterErbach, Peter, cooper Erbach, Philip, cooper Ernst, Henry Ernst, John, jr.Ernst, John, innkeeper Eschelman, David Everett, George, innkeep* Everett, John Everett, Hugh Faber, Conrad Faber, Henry Feick, Adam Feick, Christian, blac

smithFenner, John, weaver, W Fennessy, David Firther, George Fisher, Henry, carpenter Fleischauer, Peter Forler, Phllip Foster, Christopher Frank, John Franz, Michael Frierman, John Fritz, Jacob Fritz, Joseph Funken, Eugene, R. C. 1 Furtney, Samuel Futerer, Wm., cooper Gabel, George Gabel, Jacob, innkeeper Gabel, JohnGabel, Louis, waggon mak Gankel, Jacob Gardner, Jacob Gardner, Michael

Con. Lot. Con. Lot.b r 13 f Gardner, Peter b r 12 fs r 15 f Garland, Wm. 2 22 fb r 19 Gascho, Christian s r 19 fs r 11 f Gascho, John s r I l f

1 7h Gatzenmeier, Frederick b r 6hs r 14h Gehrig, Mathias 1 18 fs r 10 Geiger. Daniel b r 2 fs r 16 Geiger, Daniel S. b r 17hs r I Oh Geiger, David b r 17 fs r 16h Geiger, John S. b r 17hs r 16 f Geiger, Peter, gunsmith b r 16e r 14 f Geltz, John, mason b r 9bb r 14 f Gerber, John 3 13 fs r 6 f Gerber, Peter 2 llh

1 5 f Gerbig, George, carpenter s r 14 f2 20h Gerbig, George, jr s r 15b.2 20b Gerbig, John 1 9h2 20 h Gerbig, John, innkeeper 1 2h

b r lO f Getman. Frederick 3 12 fb r 10 f Gies, Conrad, weaver e r 17 f

2 12 f Gies, Wm. 1 2hGiesler, John s r 1*2 f

b r 2h Gillmer, Robert 2 26hIbey 15h Gillmer, Wm. 2 26 fe r 6 Gingrich, Christian L. s r 16 fe r 20 f Gingrich, C. S. C. 1 llh

4 11 f Gingrich, David, saw miller 1 llh1 1 f Gingrich, Jacob S.

e r 19 f Gingrich, Joseph 1 14h3 18 f Gingrich, Michael 1 14 f

s r 7 f Gingrich, Peter b r 15hb r 9 f Gingrich, Peter E.,saw miller 1 11 f

2 9h Gleb, Adam, mason 3 21h2 21 f Goepel, Henry b r llh2 21 f Goetz, Conrad s r 3 f

e r 6h Gofton, Robert G. b r 1 f3 26h Graf, David 3 4 f3 6 Green, Cyrus 4 24 f

b r 6 f Green, Henry 3 25hs r 14 f Green, John 3 25 f

1 1 f Greierbiel, Wm. 1 2 fr e r 14 f Greierbiel, Peter 1 2 f

s r 4 f Greybill, Ghristian, innkeep-b r 21 f er 4 3 fb r 21 f Greybill, Edward 1 4 f

TOWNSHIP OF WILMOT. 35

Con. Lot. Con. Lot.Greybill, John, blacksmith 3 6h Helt, John b 1 13hGrimm, Joseph, innkeeper b r 14h Heltman, Conrad e r 18 fGritz, Joseph 3 2 f Hengst, John, cooper b r 14 fGritzner, Edward, minister 3 7h Hengst, John, jr., cooper b r I5hGrody, Jacob S. e r 13h Hennhoefer, Elias a 3 I l fGroff, George M. e r 17 f Heppler, Martin b 1 12hGunder, Henry S. b r lOh Heppler, John b 1 12hGunther, Jost 2 20 f Her her, Henry e r 2 fHabicht, John b r 13h Herber, John, mason a 3 6 fHallman, Abraham a 4 17h Hergenreder, Catharine,Hallman, Christian b r llh (widow) b r lhHallman, Jacob a 2 9 f Hergott, Anthony b 2 5 fHallman, Jacob S. b r 7b Hergott. Michael e r 2 fHallman, John b r I f Rerle, Peter e r 8 fHallman, John S. a 2 9 f Herold, Philip s r 6hHallman, Samuel a 1 12 f Heron, Charles s r 7hHallman, Wendel a 2 lO f Herzberger, Jacob a 3 7hHalloff, Frederick a 4 llh Herzberger, Lewis, mason b r 1 fHamacher, Jacob b r 12h Hess, Henry a 1 llhHamacher, John K., saw Heuhs, Christian, blksmith s r 14* f

miller b r 12f Hilgardner, John a J lO fHamacher, Levi b r 12h Hiller, Charles a 2 lOhHammer, Adam b 3 lOh Hillyer, Valentine a 2 12 fHammer, Jacob b 3 llh Hinsperger, Peter b 3 4hHammer, John, carpenter b 3 llh Hirteis, Joseph, mason e r 6hHammer, Nicholas b 1 17 f Hodel, Daniel b r I fHammer, Peter b 1 16 f Hoele, Conrad b 1 17 fHandstein, Henry b 2 22 f Hoffle, John, mason s r 14 fHans, Jacob b 3 4 f Hoffman, Henry, waggonHardy, Edward b r 18 f maker e r 19 fHarris, John, merchant e r 6 f Hoffman, Joseph, merchant b r 1 fHartleib, John B. n r b r 1 Hoffman, Peter b 1 20hHartman, Joseph n r s r 23 Hosstetler, Wm. b r 9hHauck, Martin s r 22 f Hohl, Lorenz b 3 21 fHauck, Wendel s r ‘3h Hohmeir, Wm. b r 7hHays, John a 1 20 f Holzman, George e r 13 fHays, John, president Good Holzman, George S., inn­

Templars a 2 20 keeper e r 19 fHebel, Deitrich s r 23 f H on d rich, John b r 16 fHeckman, Michael s r 4h Hopfe, Benjamin b 4 21 fHeibel, John b 2 17 f Horn, Conrad, carpenter b r 9 fHeimler, George e r 3 f Horn, Casper, shoemaker b 2 6hHeinz, Theobald b 2 13 f Horn, Casper b r 9hHelbig, Wm. e r 20h Horn, Henry b 2 13hHelm, Fred e r 17h Hosbach, Geo., blacksmith s r I f

30 TOWNSHIP OF WILMOT.

a 3 s r s r

Hostatler, Moses Howl, Peter P.Huether, Fred Huether, George Huether, Nicholas, shoe­

makerHunsberger, Abraham, car­

penterHonsberger, Benjamin Hunsberger, Moses Hunsberger, Samuel Hunsberger, Wm,Hunoperger, Abraham Hunsperger Jacob, farrier Hunsperger, Joseph Hunt, Michael Hunter, Hugh H uras Charles Iacki, JohnIlling, Ottomar, teacher Illingsworth, Wm.Israel, John lssley, Andrew Jackone, Ludwig Jackson, John Jacob, Henry, carpenter Jacob, Jonas Jacob, Joseph James. George, spinner Jansi, Christian Jansi, John, jr.Jansi, Michael Janzi, John Janzi, Michael Johnston. Samuel Jutzi, George Junt, Geo. H., shoemaker Jutzi, Joseph Jutzi, Joseph, jr., saw miller b r Kaiser, Anthony, merchant e r Kargus, Henry b 2Kargus, Valentine b 2Karr, Wm. a 2Karstedt, August, shoema­

ker, St. Agatha

Con. Lot. b r 21 f

28 f5 f 5h

2 f

12f llh lOh llh 12 f 14h6 f

22 f

a 3 a 2 b 2 a 4 a 2 b 1 a 3 e r a 2 21 f a 4 23hb 4 e r s r

b 1 b 4 b 3 e r b r b r s r s r b r b r e r s r

b 3 b 3 a 1 b r e r b r

18h 3 f 6 f

28 f 6h 2 f 7b

27 f 10 f 20h 20 f 20h 18h lOh 9 f

14 f 14h15 f 8 f

22 f I l f 12h 13 f lh lh

30h

6h

Con. Lot.Kaufman, Adam, innkeeper s r 14 f Kaufman. Henry, mason b 3 21 f Keave, Daniel s r 8hKeegan, James a 2 23 fKeegan, Wm. a 2 21hKelsey, Joseph a 1 20hKempel, Mathias, blksmith

Willby 15 fKennel, Christian b 4 13&14 fKennel, Michael b 1 9hKenneman, Joseph e r 7hKensmer, Christian e r 16hKesselring, Christian s r 20 fKienappel, Frederick b 2 2 fKiller. Henry b 1 21 fKitchen, Charles H. d> 3 26hKittel, Wendel b 2 6hKlein, Franz Willby I5hKlein, Nicholas s r 13 fKleinpeter, Xavier, weaver b 2 6hKnapp, Jacob b 2 I3hKnechtel, Jacob, cabinet

maker b r 3hKnoepfel, John A., weaver■ s r 6hKnox, Wm. a 4 28 fKrady, John s r 12hKratz, Henry a 4 15hKratzer, Jacob a 1 8 fKraus, Christopher, inn­

keeper s r 15 fKrausman, Ambrose s r 15hKrausman, Fred’k, mason s r 15 fKress, Adam e r 4 fKringer, Wm. s r lhKropf, David s r 14hKropf, Jacob s r llhKrupp, Isaac a 1 2 fKoch, Ernst, carpenter s r 14 fKoch, George b 2 15 fKoch, George b r 24hKoehler. Valentine b 2 12hKoerner, Michael b 2 15hKohlebrenner, Henry b 1 5 fKonrad, John, innkeeper b r lOhKumpf, Ernst, butcher s r 15 f

TOWNSHIP OF W ILM OT. 37

Con. Lot. Con. Lot.Kunneman, Anthony s r 15h McDonald, Donald 3 4 fKunsenhauser, John, saw McDonald, John, teacher 4 25

miller a 2 lOh McDonald, Wm. 3 4Kuntze, Charles s r 24h McIntyre, Geo. A., teacher b r 15Kuntze, Frederick s r 24 f McKeefer, Henry a 2 211vKupper, Joseph b 1 7 f McKenny, Archibald a 3 17hKurten, H. H., cooper b 3 8 f Mader, Andrew b r 20 fLaird, James a 3 16 f Mallett, Wm. H. a 3 28 fLaird, John a 2 2 lli Mark, Samuel a 2 27hLaird, Joseph a 2 ‘22 h Martin, B. S. b r 13hLaird, Samuel a 2 21 f Martin, Jacob s r 5 fLake, Wm. a 3 22 f Martine, John s r 7 fLang, Peter, waggon maker s r 14 Master, Isaac a 4 I2hLanz, George e r 17 f Master, Levi a 3 13hLau, Frederick a 1 4h Mathew, Thomas a 3 17hLaudenschleger, Philip a 3 7 f Meeker, Frederick, shoeLaugmacher, Andreas, Dundee 6 f maker b r 10 fLauten.'chlegcr, John s r 4h Meissel, Jacob, cooper b r 13hLeathron, John a 3 30h Mellish, Rev. Henry F.Lederman, Fred’k, weaver a 4 3 f minister a 1 21 fLeit.hcad, John a 4 28h Mengs, Conrad, shoemaker s r 14hLeithead, Robert a 4 2 Mi Merner, Christian b r 27 fLenz, Joseph e r 2h Meyer, A ugust, teacher e r 7hLeon hart, Adam, black- Meyer, Casper b 3 17 f

smith e r 6h Meyer, John s r 6 fLeonhart, Jacob b r 6 f Meyer, John, tannerLeopold, Christian b r 27h Meyer, John P. b 3 8 fLerch, Balthaser b r 13h Meyer, Joel s r llhLeubke, Ferdinand b r lO f Meyer, Joseph b 3 8hLichti, Joseph L. b 4 15 f Meyer, Michael b 3 18 fLichti, Nicholas e r 8 f Moll, John, cooper b 1 16 fLichti, Nicholas, jr. e r 7h Mollo, Michael b 4 21 fLiebs, Charles, cooper b r lO f Monaghan. Arthur a 1 26 fLiersch, Henry s r 15 f Monaghan, John a 1 26 fLindenfeld, Charles b r 10 f Monk man, James a 2 19hLippert, Frederick, cooper b r lO f Montag, Charles b r 6 fLisemer, Lorenz, weaver b 3 I8h Morley, James s r 13 fLittwiller, Jacob e r 8 f Morley, Michael, saw miller s r 15 fLittwiller, Peter e r 7 f Mosburger, Egidius b 3 8 fLittwiller, Peter, jr. e r 7 f Moyer, Aaron, merchant a 3 6hLittwiller, John e r 7 f Moyer, A. H , miller s r 15hLovegood, Nicholas a 2 20h Miller, Andrew s r 2kLuckebiel, John s r lO f Miller, Christian S. s r 16 fMcConnor,Maurice 0 ., M.D. 2 21 f Millar, David a 1 lO fMcDonald, Charles 1 26 Miller, Frederick b r 5b

38 TOWNSHIP OF W ILM OT.

Con. Lot. Con. Lot.Miller, Frederick b 2 2 f Preston, Andrew b r 21bMiller, Jacob, mason b r lO f Puddicombe, Henry a 1 20 fMillar, John a 4 7 f Puddicombe, Richard a 1 24 fMillar, Wm. a 3 8 f Puddicombe, Wm. a 1&2 18&I9fMitchell, Wm. a 4 29h Radway, Richard a 1 28 fMitchell, Wm., sr. a 2 30 f Ratz, Jacob, saw miller a 1 12 fMulenthaler, Gottfried a 1 5h Read, George A ., woolenMurray, John a 4 26h factor b r 20hMyers, Abraham s r 14 f Reiber, George e r 3 fMyers, Michael, town clerk s r 15 f Reiber, Jacob e r 3hMyers, Samuel s r 15h Reichard, Christian a 1 4 fNahrgang, Christopher b r 22 f Reichard, Daniel a 2 4 fNahrgang, John b r 16h Reichard, Levi, carpenter a 3 6hNahrgang, Joseph a 1 22h Reichard, Samuel a 1 9hN ediger, Gottfried, shoe- Rewitzer, Andrew a 4 11 f

maker a 4 12 f Rickert, George b r lhNeeb, John b 2 lOh Rickert, John b r 1 fNeeb, John, cooper a 4 lOh Rieleim, George b 2 13bNeiderhauser, Gotlleb a 2 2h Riffer, Conrad s r 3 fNewman, T. J., teacher a 1 22b Riffer, Jacob e r 17hNicholson, Herbert a 1 20 f Ringler, Albert s r 5 fNiebel, Conrad b 4 14 f Ringler, Benjamin b r 5 fNiergart, Jacob b 3 5h Ringler, George a 1 llhNoll, Frederick, weaver s r 7 f Ringler, John, sr. b r 5hOstreich, John e r 18h Ritter, Ulrich a 1 8 fOperer, Casper b r 7h Ritz, Peter b 2 lhOperer, Michael, weaver b r 6h Roach, Charles, foreman ofOswald, Charles a 2 22h G. T. R. s r 6hOtto, John a 3 13 f Rock, George s r 2 fOtto, John a 2 12 f Roll, Casper e r 6 fPall, Charles, shoemaker s r 6h Rose, Frederick, saddler 6hPeppier, George, black Rosenberger, Benjamin S. a 3 15h

smith a 1 l*2h Rosenberger. Christian D, a 4 4 fPeppier, John, blacksmith b J 7h Rosenberger, Christian S. a 3 15 fPlanner, Martin b 2 13 f Rosenberger, Isaac S. a 3 14hPfauss, August, blacksmith s r 15h Ross, Jacob, carpenter s r 14 fPfeffer, George e r 21 f Roth, Christian L. e r 9 fPemper, Wm., weaver b r I f Roth, Frank s r 15hPlatt, Wm., station master s r 6h Roth, Jacob R. e r 12 fPletzer, George, jr. b 4 20 f Roth, John s r 16hPlum, R. W., innkeeper a 1 21 f Roth, Joseph b r 16 fPogson, James a 4 20 f Rush, Matthew a 4 18 fPoth, Andrew, carpenter a 3 6 f Rutliig, John s r 25 fPrang, Henry, mason b 4 21 f Salzberger, Jacob a 4 I l fPrang, John, tailor b 3 21 f Sararas, Andrew a 3 3 f

TOWNSHIP OF WILMOT. 39

Con. LotSararas, George a 3 3 fSauer, John, innkeeper a 3 6 fSaunderson, Francis a ll 31 hSaunderson, Wm. a 2 25 fSchaefer, Jacob, tailor s r 6 fSchaefer, M e r 2 fSchantz, David Y . e r l l & 1 2 fSchantz, A. D. b r 3 fSchantz, Benjamin D. b r 3 fSchantz, Isaac E. s r lhSchantz, Samuel Y. b r 3 n rSchenk, Conrad a 2 2 fSchiedel, Jonah b r 6 fSchiedel, Isaac, merchant s r 15hSchill, John, mason s r 7 fSchirholz, Henry, shoemakrb 4 21 fSchlarbach, Christian b 3 7hSchliehter, Samuel a 3 5 fSchlimm, August, waggon

maker a 3 6hSchmitt, Conrad b 4 17 fSchmitt, George R. e r l l & 1 2 fSchmitt, Gottfried, minister e r 20hSchmitt, H. B. s r 14 fSchmitt, Henry B. e r 19 fSchmitt, John b 3 2111Schmitt, John R. e r 18 fSchmitt, John R. jr. b 3 13hSchmitt, Michael a 2 llhSchmitt, Nicholas b 3 20 fSchmitt, Sebastian, cooper a 3 6 fSchmitt, Valentine b 2 20 fSchneider, Anthony b 3 6 fSchneider, Daniel e r I fSchneider, Henry s r 12hSchneider, Jacob b 3 6hSchneider, Jacob b 1 3hSchneider, Lorenz e r 14 fSchneider, Ludwig b 3 6 fSchnitter, Adam s r 4hScbopp, Joseph e r 7hSchrag, Christian b r 19hSchrag, Jacob b 2 17hSchrank, Charles, saddler e r 7hSchleicher, J. b 4 19 f

Con. Lot.Schreinert, Frederick b r 14 fSchroeder, John b 1 2 fSchuler, Xavier b 2 7 fSchultz, John E. s r 8hSchumaker, John s r 14 fSchutz, Christian b r 24hSchwab, Anthony b r 5hSellwartzentruber,Christian s r 8 fSchwartzentruber, C. 0. s r 9 fSchwartzentruber, John s r 9hSchwartzentruber, Michael s r 9 fSchwartzentruber, Peter b 2 7hSchweitzer, Jacob b r 3 fSchweitzer, Philip b 2 3 fSchweitzer, Philip, jr. b 2 4hSeollin, Patrick a 2 20 fScott, Wm. b r 14 fSeeger, Christopher s r 15hSeegmiller, Frederick s r I l fSeibel, Jacob, weaver s r 14 fSeibert, Conrad s r 2 fSehl, Peter, mason b r 2hSeiler, Adam s r 7 fSeiler, Adam, jr. s r 7 fSeiler, Daniel s r 22 fSeip, Adam e r 5 fSeip, John e r 4hSeip, Justus e r 4 fShantz, Amos a 2 14 fShantz, Henry B. b l 12hShantz, John C. b 1 16 fShantz, Jonas e r 15& 16 fShantz, Joseph Y. a 1 17 fShantz. Joshua a 2 15 fShantz, Simon a 2 12 fSharp, John a 4 6hSharp, Wm. a 4 6hSharp, Wm. a 3 17hShead, Titus a 2 2 fShirk, Reuben a 1 7hShultz, Henry a 1 8hShultz, John s r 12 fShultz, J ohn F. s r 21 hShultz, Joseph s r 9hShupe, Samuel a 4 12 f

40 TOWNSHIP OF WILMOT,

Con. Lot. Con. Lot.Siebert, Charles b r 9h Tilt, John a 4 6hSims, U. b 1 20h Toman, Joseph a 3 HhSkelly, John and Wm. a 4 19 f Toman, Samuel a 2 lO fSlater, Andrew b 3 lh Trensch, Jacob, carpenter b 3 21hSmith, Henry a 3 38 f Tye, Francis a 4 29hSmith, James a 2 28 f Tye, Henry D., J. P. a 1 20 fSmith, Thomas R. a ,1 82 f Tye, Robert a 1 22 fSmith, W. C. a 4 34 f Ueberschlag, George e r 6 fSnowden, Wm., shoemaker a 2 20h Ulner, John e r 16hSnyder, Christian S. n r b 2 10 Unger, John a 3 16 fSnyder, John K. b 2 14h Vierling, Jacob e r 9Snyder, Moses K. b 2 14h Vincent, Arthur a 2 19Sommer, Jacob, brewer s r I5h Xrogelei, Nicholas, mason a 4 5hSpehnler, Peter s r 14 f Voice. Benjamin s r 17Speth, Frederick, painter s r 14h Voigt, Charles s r 15hSpetzel, Wm. b r 6h Voigt, Frederick s r 12hSprehman, Charles a 4 5h Wagler, Christian a 1 9hSprehman, Frederick a 3 6h Wagler, John s r 15Stade, Christian a 3 16b Wagner, Casper b 2 5 fStadelberger, Henry s r 15h Wagner, Conrad b 3 12 fStader, George, innkeeper s r 6h Wagner, John b 3 12 fSteckle, John s r 20 f Wagner, John F., weaver b 4 12 fSteffler, Joseph b 3 5 f Wagner, Philip, mason b 3 2lhSteger, Joseph e r 3 f Wahl, Henry e r 2 fStein, Eckhard, carpenter b 4 21 f Wahl, Henry, jr. e r lhStein acker, Peter a 4 5 Wahl, Henry, jr. s r 4hSteinman, Christian s r 18 f Wahl, Jacob, jr. s r 4hSteinman, Daniel s r 18 f Walker, Thomas a 1 24 fSteppler, Adolph, carpenters r 15 f Wallis, Robert a 3 18 fStockerl, Adam b 3 8h Walter, Alois b 3 19 fStockerl, Wm. b 3 8h Weber, Anthony s r 17 fStoeser, Anthony b 2 6h Weber, Charles b r 20hStoeser, Martin b 2 2 f Weber, Daniel b r 19 fStoeser, John b 3 3h Weber, John M., waggonStoeser, Joseph b 3 7 f maker a 3 6 fStoltz, Jacob, jr. a 3 2h Weber, Peter, waggonStraser, George b 2 4h maker a 3 6 fStrupp, Joseph b 2 7 f Weber, Philip s r 19 fStrupp, Joseph, jr. e r 4h Webster, James, Regis­Stueber, John, mason s r 14 f trar of Guelph n s r 15Stuter, Peter, innkeeper a 3 6 f Wegenast, Jacob a 4 6kStutz, Wigand, blacksmith s r 15 f Wegenast, Martin S., cabi-Taub, Andrew b 2 21 f net maker a 3 6hTaub, George b 2 21 f Wegner, Henry, shoemaker s r 15hTennant, Wm. a 1 21 f Wehe, John, turner s r 15h

TOWNSHIP OF WOOLWICH. 41

Con. Lot. Con. Lot.Weiler, John s r 14 f Woods, Andrew a 4 30 fWeiler, John, jr. s r 14h Woods, John a 3 19 fWeiler, Joseph b 1 3 f Wunder, Nicholas b r 6hWeinstein, Raphael, weaver e r 4h Yenn, Appollnarius, car­Weldin, John b 1 6 f penter s r 7 fWelsch, Nicholas, miller s r 14 Zehr, Christian b 3 15hWeppler, Henry s r 3 f Zehr, Joseph s r 17 fWettlaufer, Conrad e r 21 f Zehr, Michael b 3 16 fWettlaufer, Frederick e r 22 f Zeller, Valentine b r 15 fWey, Joseph b 1 3 f Ziegler, Edelbert e r 12hWilhelm, Jacob b r 10 f Zimmer, Henry, waggonWilhelm, Peter b 2 20 f maker e r 7bWilhelm, Valentine b 1 16 f Zing, John s r 20 fWilker, Peter s r 6 f Zinn, George, carpenter

Zoeger, Christ., tanners r 16 f

Wing, Charles a 1 13 f b r 3&4 fWing, Daniel 1 A J* Zoeger, Louis, merchant 7 fs r 1U I s rWing, George s r 22 f Zschirhardt, Peter, innWitte, Charles, carpenter s r 15h keeper e r 7&6 fWittenberg, John b r 8h Zulauf, John b 1 17 fWitzel, John b r 9 f Zurbuclien, John a 1 28hWoelfie, Andrew a 3 6 f

WOOLWICH.Woolwich is bounded north byPeel, county Wellington; east by

Maryborough, county Wellington ; west by Wellesley, and south by Waterloo.

The land is of the best quality and the timber is principally hardwood. It is well watered by the Grand river on tlie east and the Conestoga on the west. The surface is generally hilly, and the soil a stiff loam inter- mixed with clay.

In the year 1807 a portion of this township, 45,195 acres, was granted by the Crown to one William Wallace, who disposed of the entire block to John and Jacob Erb and Augustus Jones, trustees for the German Company, the members of which first settled this section. In conveying this tract to the Company Wallace omitted to supply the bar to his wife’s dower, and fifty-two years after, efforts were made, under the dower, to exact a consideration or a division of the property. This measure neces­sarily caused a great deal of excitement at the time, but by the exertions

42 TOWNSHIP OF WOOLWICH.

of the Hon. M. H. Foley, at tbe time representative of the North Riding of Waterloo, who procured the passage of a bill by tbe Legislature quiet­ing all titles, the claims of the Wallace family were negatived.

P ost V illages.— St. Jacobs, Conestoga, Winterbourne and Elmira.Census of 1861.— Occupiers of land, 498 ; amount held in acres,

49,861 ; under cultivation, 29,043 ; under crops, 18,645 ; under pasture, 9,955 ; gardens and orchards, 443 ; wood and wild lands, It0,8l8 ; cash value of farms, $1,626,919. Fall wheat, acres, 3,670—average per acre, 25 bushels : spring wheat, acres, 5,055—average, 20 : barley, acres, 364 — average, 28 : rye, acres, 63—average, 18 : oats, acres, 3,494— average, 37 : peas, acres, 1,679—average 23. Population, 5,256.

a s, Allan’s Survey ; b / , Broken Front; l s, Lane’s Survey ; g c t, German Company Tract.

Con. Lot.Abitz, Philip, butcher, St. Jacobs Adamson, George 1 I fAdamson, James 1 3 fAiriss, James, jr. w 132 fAiriss, James, sr., shoemakr w 132 f Allgaer, George w 5lhAuman, Nicholas, blksmith 1 4 fBeitz, Jacob, mason 1 I fBemis, Benjamin B.,sr., inn­

keeper w 10 fBemis, Benj. B., jr., dentist w 6hBenner, Jacob g e t 69 fBergman, August c 31 fBowman, Noah g e t 73 fBrander, Wm., shoemaker

3 86&87 fBrendly, George g e t 54hBrohman, Gottleib L. a 6 fBrohman, Ignatz 5 5 fBrohman, Joseph L. 10 22fBrown, Andrew 2 I fBruce, Thomas g e t 66 fBurnet, James 1 3 fBurnet, James g e t 28 fBurnet, John 1 3hBurnet, Robert g e t 33 fBurnet, Samuel 2 2 f

Con. Lot.Chalmers, David b I fCole, Isaac e 81 hCole, Nelson c 31 hCole, Wm., waggon maker c 31 fConrad, Frederick g e t 106 fCummings, George g e t 66 f .Dahmer, John, weaver c 31hDechert, Philip, joiner c 31 fDevitt, Isaac, P. M. g e t 100hDoucht, Barbara, (wid.) g e t 48hDouglas, Wm. 1 5hDow, Alexander b e 2hDow, James b e 2 fDreisinger, Jacob g c t 109hDrury, Robert A . a 5 fDummer, Eroniinus g e t 48hDurant, James 1 J fEaston, Watson b f 6hEby, Benjamin g e t 47 fEby, John B, g c t 1 fEby, Wm., potter g e t 32 fEllsley, Charles 3 236 fEllsley, Wm. 3 2 fEsch, Jacob g o t 105fEsch, Peter g e t 105 fFairnbach, John 3 129hFear, Edward g e t 79 f

TOWNSHIP OF WOOLWICH. 43

Fear, Joseph Fear, Samuel Feaygle, Joseph Fei, Henry, cooper Fisher, Andrew Fitzinger, Frederick Flick, Joseph Foell, John Forbes, John Frey, Henry Frey, John Friecy, Michael Friedman, Ignatz Fromm, Joseph, merchant

Con. Lot. g e t 78 f

79 f 5 f

28h 1 f

90 f 129 f

g e t 112 f be lh

g e t g e t

a

g c t 1

g e t3

g e tg c t

Is

83 f 43h 7h 4 f 9h

g e t 105 f b f I f

g e t 108 f 2 5 f

Is I f g e t 54 f

g e t 108 f g e t 29 f g e t 29 f

Gabel, Jacob Gaukel, Emanuel Geib, Valentine Gerrie, John, sr.Gerrie, Wm.Gimber, Henry Gingrich, Moses Glennie, Alexander Glennie, George Glennie, James Glennie, James H.Glennie, Wm.Goetz, Jacob Goetz, Lawrence Goetz, Lawrence, jr.Goetz, Martin Goetz, Michael,

makerGooden, Robert Goodwin, Joseph Gordon, Albert Gordon, John, sr., carpenter Gordon, John P.Go wans, Charles Gowans, JamesGowans, Samuel g c t 113 fGrant, A . H., P. M. c 31hGrant, James, blacksmith Is 6 f Groff, John g e t lhGrosz, John g e t 122 fHaak, Chs, brickmaker g e t 33h

Con. Lot.Habn, George, carpenter b f 71 fHahn, Henry, cooper g c t 44hHahn, John 4 1 fHall, James g e t 36 fHamilton, Benjamin 3 3 fHanna, Henry, weaver g c t 75 fHardy, Joseph 2 3 fHarris, Adam g e t 32 fHasenplugh, George a 7hHeatly, Thomas b f 6 fHeck, Michael c 31hHesser, Philip, waggon

maker c 31 hHellerigle, George a; c t I03hHemerich, Michael g e t 84 f Hendry, Charles, merchant c t 55 f Henning, John, weaver c t 5lhHerman, Adam g e tHerringer, John L., agent b f Hewit, Elisha g c tHewit, Peter a sHiebel, Henry cHill, George shoemaker g e t

b e 3 f Hillard, Edward ag e t 29 f Holle, Felix, carpenter cg e t 28 f Hollinger, Jacob g e t

c 3 lh , Holm wood, George 1s r 1 126 f Holmwood, Robert P., agent lg e t 126 f

2 3 fshoe-

Holmwood, Robert P. Horst, David, jr. Horst, Christian House, Heronimus Huehn, Christian Hundt, Joseph

g e t 129 f g e t 111 f

1 6 f1 lh 1 1 f1 2h

g e t 111 f g e t 111 f , Kaufman, Solomon

c t 113 f Kellar, George Kenning, James Kenning, James H. Kenning, Robert Kerrich, Peter, sr. Kerrich, Peter, jr.

b f g c t g e t

1

88h lh

67 f 131i 31 f 55 f 2 f

31 f 47 f

1 f 2h 1 f

65h 80h 5 f

g e t 105 f g e t 46 f

Hybine, Henry & Christian a 7h Isenbach, George Israel, John Jupp, Mary Ann

g e t 68h g e t 103 f

b f 75 f g c t

3g e t g e tg c t

c

57 f ] f

89 f90 f 89 f 31 f 31 f

44 TOWNSHIP OF W OOLW ICH.

g e t 45 f g e t 91 f g e t 90 f

g e t 127h g e t 31 f g e t 34 f g e t 91f8 Cg c

g c

g c

Con. Lot.Kilburne, Ira B., merchant b f 74 f Kinsey, Samuel Klink, Adam Klink, Charles Knecht, John, mason Knorr, John Koch, David Koch, Henry W.Korman, John Kuhl, George Kuntz, Jacob, cooper Lachenbaner Mathias Lahman, Frantz Lahman, Frantz I.Lahman, Ignatz Lahman, Michael Lanphier, Thomas H.Lang, Casper, mason Lang, Jacob Lauber, Joseph Lehnan, Godfried Lein, John Letson, Geo., sr.Letson, Isaac Letson, Rhodes, jr.Letson, Rhodes, sr Levan, Daniel, tinsmith Lighty, David Lighty, George Lippert, Henry Lippert, Jacob, shoemaker Logie, George Lorcli, Charles gNl elver, Norman McKay, Hiram, cooper Mackay, Henry Mackie, Alexander Mackie, George, sr.Mackie, George, jr.Mackie, James Mackie, Wm.Marr,John, waggon maker,

a survey 126f Martin, Amos g e t 33hMartin, Dllman g e t 46h

129f 68 f 31 f 105f

3 f 2 f 5 f

t 127h 1 196f

g e t 55h g e t 48 f

1 I f g e t 109f g e t 81 f

1 5 fa 5 f

5h 75 f 31 h43 f44 f,

106h31 f

b f 5 f ; e t 108 f

c 31 f g e t 71h

ag e t

cg e t g e t

g e t c

75 f 1 f 4 f

74 f 74 f

g e t 90 f

Martin, Joseph D.Con. Lot.

g e t 80 fMartin, Joseph S. g e t 65 fMartin, Moses g e t 85 fMartin, Peter M. g e t 86 fMatison, Wm. c 31 fMeldrum, John, sr. b f 6hMillard, George b f 4 f'Millard, Geo. & M. g e t 75 fMiller, Heury c 31hMiller, N., innkeeper g e t 127fMiller, Peter B. g e t 47 fMitchel, Wm. g e t 70 fMitchel, Wm. ' 2 2 fMoir, Wm. g e t 9 lhMorrel, Richard, sr. 1 6 fMoyer, Moses, teacher c 31hMusselman, David c 31 fMusselman, David M. g e t 85 fMusselman, Isaac g e t 104 fMusselman, John g e t 82 fMusselman, Joseph g e t 115fMusselman, Meno g e t 115fMusselman, Peter c 31 fMusselman, Soloman g e t 41hMusser, Henry g e t 108 fNahrgang, George J.,]mason

Neihart, Maximiliang e t 55 f g e t 69 f

Nicholson, John g e t 80 fNickolai, John g e t 83 fNill, Christian D. g e t 89 fOswald, Michael. B. g e t 50hOswald, Philip, innkeeper

Crooks’ tract 3 fOtt, John, shoemaker g e t 105 fPender, Robert w 15hPepler, Jacob, sen. Pepler, Jacob, jun.

g e t 69 fg e t 44h

Perine, Brothers, flax dressersc 31 f

Perrie, John 1 &2, 31 & 32 fPolluck, James 2 lhProudfoot, William b f 5 fQuary, William a 4 fRatz, John g e t 112 f

TOWNSHIP OF W OOLW ICH. 45

Con. Lot.Redinger, Valentine g e t 108h Reichart, Philip g e t 45 fReidlinger, Daniel, cooper 6 8 fReis, Eckhart g e t 52 fReist, John M. g c t 55 fReist Peter M. g c t 2 fReist, Samuel g e t 43 fReist, Samuel E. g c t 87 fRichert, Philip, cooper g e t 71 h Ritter, Philip g e t 44 fRobb, Alexander, tailor c 31 f Rossiter, John, b e lhRueter, Jacob, blacksmh g e t 130 f Rubey, Emanuel, teacher g c t 53 Rudley, Benjamin g e t 83hRudley, Samuel g e t 107hRudissilla, Leonard g e t 61 f Ruston, William b e 4 & 5 fSangster, William 1 I fShafer, Peter, carpenter g e t 77 f Schafer, Valentine, carpenter

g e t 77 fSchanawitz, Conrad g c t 108 f Schandey, George g e t 111 hSchearholtz, Henry, weaver

g e t 52 fScheifeley, George g e t 102 fSchleeter, Christopher g e t 49hSchmearmund. John g e t 5JfScheifele, Christopher g e t 82 fSchill, Frederick g e t 117 fSchill, John g e t 111 fSchill, Joseph g e t 92 fSchmidt, Anton c 31 hSchmidt, George, weaver c lllh Schmidt, John b f 7 fSchmuck, Barnhart, innkprB 127 fSchondelmeyer, Jacob g e t 90 fSchweitzer, Martin, innkpr c 31 fSchweitzer, Philip g e t 58 fScroggie, Alexander 1 2 fSeaton, John g e t 81 fSeifret, Martin 2 2 fScrogie, James, miller w 106 fSeits, Christian, carpentr g e t 51h

Sells, Michael Sheifeley, Frederick Sheifeley, Matthias Shefter, Martin Sherer, Anthony Sherer, Joseph Sherriffs, Alexander Shiek, Jacob H. Shickler, John Shimbiue, Leonary Shimbine, Nicholas Shoell, George Shoemaker, George

Con. Lot.3 129 f

g e t 3 f g e t 3 f

3 127 f g e t 130h

3 1 f1 J3h

g e t 63 f g e t 55 f g e t 88h

g e t 125 f 5 1 f

g e t 60hShoemaker & Good, carriage

makers c 31 fShoemaker, Jacob F. 2 129fShoemaker, J., shoemaker c 3Hi Singer, Alois 5 1 fSinger, Christopher 2 126fSinger, Louis J lhSimpson, Thomas 1 s w 4hSinger, Geo., blacksmith w 5h Sattler, Conrod g e t 14 fSmearmund, John g e t 77 fSmith, Alpheus 1 ‘2hSmith, Jasper, carpenter w 26 f Smith, John, carpenter c 31 fSmith, Philip g e t 95hSmith, Samuel H. g e t 102hSmith, Samuel XV. 1 5 fSmith, Wm., mason g e t 54h Snider, Daniel g e t 70 fSnider, H. S. g e t I04fSnider, Daniel S. g e t 114fSnyder, J. B., merchant b f 6 f Snyder, J. B. & C o, mer­

chants c 3lhSnyder, Joeeph B-, agent as 8h Snyder, Joseph B. 1 6 fSnyder, Joseph S. 2 128fSoehner, H., waggon maker

g e t lOOfSpearen John H. g c t 91 fStadelbaner, Conrad g e t 77 f Stadelbaner, Jacob g e t 76 f

46 TOWNSHIP OF WOOLWICH.

a s w

58 f 88 f 31h

7 f 7 f 4h

54h 51h 31 f

Con. Lot.Stalbaum, John g e t 95 fStange,J.,sr.basketmaker g c t 56h Stange, John H. g c t 56 fStefler, Lawrence g c t 118fStrange Henry g e t 58 fStrub, Francis g e tStreeter, Geo. g e tStrobley, Michael cStroh, Conrad b fStroh, Geo., blacksmith Stroh. Joseph, shoemaker Stroh, Yost g e tStroh, Yost & Jacob g e tStrohbel John G. cStrohm, Aaron R. g e t 10IfStrohm, Abrharn R g c t 10If Strohm, David R. g c t 61 fStrohm, Henry R. g c t 61 fStruck, Frederick, mason c 31 h Stuart, Henry a 5 fStucrnagle, 0 ., innkeeper c 31 fStumpf', Daniel, mason c 31 fStumpf, John g c t 54 fStnmpf, Ludwig, mason g e t 84 f Sugg, Wm. b f 4hSwalm, Nicholas, miller c 1 f TefFt, B. J., farrier c 31 hThorn, J. Rev., minister b f 6 f Thomas, Charles g e t 78 fThompson, Thomas g e t 113f Thompson, John g e t 113fTribe, Johnathan, sr. a 2 fTribe, Nathaniel 1 2hTrupp, George c 3lhTurel, lames, carpenter 1 6 fUmbach, Conrad g e t 121fUmbacb, John g e t 12IfUpper, Jacob g e t 120fUrtsal, Joseph g e t 100hUttley, J., pot-ash factor g e t 88f Uttley, Nothan g e t 88hUttley, Samuel g e t 88hVanhatten, J., carpenter 2 126f Veitcn, George b f 74 fVeitch, Wm. b f 74 f

Con. Lot.Voegel, Gabrial, innkeeper 2 I f Wagner, John, sr. g c t 96 fWahl, Geo., weaver g e t 16 f Walker, David g c t 89 fWalker. Thomas g c t 89 fW:att, James g e t 28 fWattel, John g e t 127hWeaver, Abraham g c t 59hWeaver, Amos g e t 59hWeber, Christian g e l 23 fW eber, Daniel g e t 2 fWeber, Elias g e t 82 fWeber, Aaron g c t 102 fWeber, Isaac W . c 31 fWeber, John C. g c t 55 fWeber, Jonas g e t 46hWeber, Louis g e t 90 fWeber. Peter g e t 32 fWeber, Soloman L. g c t 91 f W’ebster, Stephen 1 I fWeidman, Henry g e t 49 fWeigh Joseph g e t 100 fWeis, Ludwig g e t 48hWeisher, Andrew g c t 3 l ‘29h Weismiller, Henry g e t 112 fWendling, Henry, innkeepr w 2hWentzel, Henry, weaver g e t 91 f Wild, Frederick g e t 89hWilla, William g e t 93hWilbee, Henry b f 7 1 hWisler, John D. g c t 61 fWittieh, John Y. g c t 76 fWollis, Edmund 1 4 fWoodward, John M. g c t 68 fWoolner, James g c t 98 fWregan, Wm., joiner c 31 fWright, Arthur, sen. 2 5 fWright, Arthur, jun 2 3 fWright, John G. b f 6 fYoung, Henry, cooper g e t 83 f Zeigler, Aaron g e t 106 fZeigler, Henry g e l 106 fZeigler, Michael g c t 46 fZilliar, Adam g c t 52 fZuber, Jacob g c t 126 f

TOWNS AND VILLAGES.

AYR.

A large and flourishing village in the Township of North Dumfries, on the river Nith, fourteen miles from Berlin, and seven from the Paris station of the Great Western Railway, with which it is connected by a good gravel road. The village site was first settled by James Jackson, and the village laid out for James Jackson, J. K. Andrews, and Robert Wyllie, the present Postmaster The Post Office was established in 1838, James Jackson first Postmaster. There are excellent water privileges in the village. It contains a large iron foundry, established in 1849, John Watson, proprietor. The cost of the buddings and machinery was about $20,000; threshing, mowing and reaping machines, agricultural imple­ments and stoves are manufactnred to the value of $40,000 per annum. An engine of twenty-eight horse power, and twenty-eight hands, are constantly employed. A shoe-peg and furniture factory, James Glad­stones, proprietor, steam, ten-horse power, employing six hands This establishment manufactures upwards of seven thousand dollars’ worth of furniture aud shoe-pegs per annum. In the village, and its vicinity, there are four flouring mills, propelled by the Nith and Cedar creek. The Springfield mills, with seven run of stones, David Goldie, proprietor ; the Nithville mills, with three run of stones for flouring, and two for the manufacture of oatmeal, James Piper, proprietor; and the Ayr flouring mill with three run of stones, Daniel Manley, proprietor.

Ayr contains also an extensive woolen carding and spinning mills, giving employment to two carding machines and five hands, Robert Walker, proprietor ; brewery, stave-cutting, and carriage manufactories, and the various other branches of mechanical industry are well repre­sented.

The Town Hall, erected in 1850, was built at a cost of $800. size 35 by 50. The Free Church of Scotland, erected in 1844, cost 81500 ; the Methodist Church cost about $1200 ; the Common School buildings, erected in 1854, cost $3000. There is an excellent library numbering about 1000 volumes in connection with the Farmers and Mechanics’ Institute. The “ Ayr Observer’’ is a well conducted paper, and de­servedly popular. The Fifth Division Court is held here, John Wyllie, Clerk. Stage routes to Paris and Galt daily. Daily mails. Popula­tion, 1000.

48 VILLAGE OF AYR.

A yr L odge, (Masonic) No. 172.—Donald McLean, W . M .; John Watson, P. M. ; Duncan McNeil, S. W, ; Patrick Buckley, J. W . ; Thomas M. Anderson, Secretary; J ohn Murray, Treasurer; Robert Patterson, S. D .; William Loughland, J. D. ; Thomas Colwell and Robert Lindsay, Stewards; James Cameron, D. C.; Charles Shlemer, J. G. Meet every Tuesday, on or after the full moon, at the Masonic Hall, Colwell’s hotel.

A yr I nfantry Company, No. 1.— Thomas Colwell, Captain; G. Wrigley, Lieutenant; R. Patterson, Ensign.

A yr F ire Company.— Organized in 1850. Number of members 38. Meet in Firemans’ Hall, Northumberland Street, on the first Saturday in each month. Captain, Archibald Watson ; Secretary, John Hall.

A yr Curling Club.— Hon. George Alexander, M.L.C., Patron ; James Gladstones, President; William Laugliland, Vice-President; Rev. H. McRuer, Chaplain ; Robert Hall, Secretary and Treasurer.

Adams, Price, cooper Algie, Matthew, laborer Anderson, Andrew, teacher Anderson, Fergus Anderson, Jolm, cooper Anderson, Thomas M., bookkeeper,

John WatsonA Y R OBSERVER, Robert Pat­

terson, editor & prop. (See adv.) BAIN JAMES, M.D., physician

and surgeon, Main. (See adv.) BAKER, WM., dealer in drygoods,

groceries, crockery, and hardware Bell, John, carriage and waggon

makerBell, Wm., M.D., physician and

surgeon Betson, Wm Bicket, Wm., weaver Bingham, G. W ., M.D., physician

and surgeonBlack, Thomas, finisher, Watson’s

foundryBrogan, John, plasterer Brown, Wm., teamster BUCKLEY & LANG, stoves, tin,

copper, and sheet iron wore. BUCKLEY, PATRICK (Buckley

& Lang)

Calder, JamesCameron, James, wood-worker Campbell, A. C., saddler Campbell, Robert, shoemaker Carruthers, Robert, carpenter Carruthers, Walter, laborer Cassidy, F., shoemaker Collins, Robert, teomster Colwell, Thomas, cooper COLWELL, THOMAS, proprietor

Wellington Hotel. (See adv.) Commercial Hotel, Eli Markle, pro. Connell, James, finisher Conch, James, blacksmith Couts, James, shoemaker Croyer, John, carpenter Cunningham, Peter, brewer Currie, Wm. B., carpenter Currie, Ebenezer, merchant Cuthbert, John, shoemaker Cuthbertson, Hugh, boot and shoe­

makerCuthbertson, John, bootmaker Davidson, Mrs.Davidson, Wm., teamster Deans, Robert Dent, Charles, barrister Douglas, John, laborer Edgar, James, wood worker

VILLAGE OF AYR. 49

Elliott, Charles, waggon maker Elliott, George, laborer Elliott, Wm. laborer Fair, Wm., carpenter Forbes, John, teamster Fraser, Wm., plough maker Gamble, Peter, laborer Gardner, David, laborer Gillespie, Joseph, painter Gladston, Robert, clerk Gladston, Walter, builder Gladstones, James, peg factory, fur­

niture maker, &c.Gordon, Ebenezer, gardner Gordon, Samuel, miller, Ayr flour­

ing millsGoldie, David, pro. Springfield Mills Hall, Robert, carpenter Henderson, Archibald, blacksmith Henderson, Richard and Archibald,

blacksmithsHenderson, Wm., carpenter Hiler, James, wood worker Holmes, Thomas, fireman Hood, Thomas, hotel-keeper Hope, Peter, blacksmith Hope, Thomas, blacksmith Ireland, J ohn, shoemaker Jedburgh Mills, James Piper, pro. Jellet, Ralph, dentist Kay, A., photographer Kay, Alex., piano-forte teacher Kay, Jas. & Hugh, cabinet makers Kenny, Nicholas,Kilgour, Joseph, J.P., general mer­

chantKnox, Robert, pump maker Kyle, Walter, blacksmith Laird, Rev. J. (Methodist)LANG, ROBERT (Buckley & L.) Laughland, Wm., foreman, wood

worker foundry Laughlln, Wm., carpenter Lee, George, blacksmith Loudon, Wm., bootmaker Lynch, Thomas, teamster

4

McClement, Fergus, teamster McColl, David, clerk McCosh, Thomas, clerk McCrae, James, shoemaker McDonald, Donald, blacksmith McGregor & Bell, carriage and wag­

gon makersMcKay, John, boot maker McKnight, Thomas, waggon maker McLean, Mrs., teacher McLean, Donald, principal of school McNeil, Duncan, merchant tailor

and clothierMeRuar, Rev. Duncan (Free Ch.) MeVittie, Henry, laborer Malone, James, laborer Manley, Daniel, Ayr flouring mills Manson, Wm., laborer Markie, Eli, pro. Commercial Hotel MATHISON, ALEX., builder and

contractor, and manufacturer of • sasb doors and blinds

Merrilees, R., shoemaker Mints, Robert, shoemaker Montreal Telegraph Line, John

Wyllie, operatorMurray, John, baker & confectioner PATTERSON, ROBERT, editor

and proprietor Ayr Observer. (See adv.)

Patterson, Wm., carpenter Petrie, A . B., weaver Picket, Emanuel, shoemaker Pickett, James, bootmaker Piper, James, pro. Nithville flouring

millsPringle, Wm., mason Rathbun, Wm., conveyancer, insur­

ance and general agent Reid, John, carpenter Reid, Robert, carpenter Renwick, John, watch maker Richardson, Robert Rose, Alexander, auctioneer Ross, Alexander, butcher Ross, Robert, plasterer

50 VILLAGE OF AYR.

Rutherford, George, laborer Saunders, John, tailor Scott. Andrew, constable Scott, George, carpenter Scott, Michael, merchant Scott, Thomas, .plough maker Senior, Richard, constable Slesser, Robert, merchant Souter, James, tailor Sou ter, Peter, carpenter Stokes, James, bootmaker Swan, John, laborer Thomson, Wm., gegeral merchant Turnbull, Wm., laborer W ALKER, ROBERT, proprietor

Ayr wollen works. (See adv.) Watson, A rebel., foreman moulder

WATSON, JOHN, proprietor Ayr foundry, and manufacturer of mowing and reaping machines, generally

Welsh, John, laborer COLWELL’S HOTEL, Thomas

Colwell, proprietor. (See adv.) White, Charles, butcher White, Henry, gunsmith White, Paker, butcher Wrigley, Joseph, clerk W YLLIE, JOHN, chemist and

druggist, and clerk 4th Div. Court W YLLIE, ROBERT, P.M., J.P.,

issur of marriage licenses, and in­surance agent. (See adv.)

COLWELLS HOTEL,A Y R , C . W .

THOMAS COLWELL, Proprietor.

This house has lately been enlarged and refitted, and is now open for the travelling public. A large and commodious Hall attached, suitable for Balls, Parties, &c. ______________

C H O IC E W I N E S , L I Q U O R S A N D C I G A R S .GOOD STABLING.

STAGES to GALT AND PARIS start from this House

ROBERT W YLLIE , P.M.,Agent for the sale of Marriage Licenses, and Agent for the Canada Life

Assurance Company, and Western Insurance Company of Toronto,

AYR, C. W.

VILLAGE OF AYR. 51

AND

d t e c r f r t r ,WATERLOO, OXFORD, AND BRANT

GENERAL ADVERTISER,

IS PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING

At $1.50 per annum in advance.

*Is replete with every Variety of

And the Proprietor flatters himself that he is capable of doing

i >AS NEATLY, AS EXPEDITIOUSLY, AND AS CHEAP,

As can be done in any other Office in the country.

ioaclooParties having any Books, Music, or other matter which they wish

bound, would do well to leave their orders at the Observer Office, as we have made arrangements with a first-class Binder to have all kinds of Book-binding done neat, cleap, and expeditiously.

ROBERT PATTERSON, Proprietor.

52 VILLAGE OF BADEN.

ROBERT WALKER, WOOLLEN, SPINNING & CARDING

M ILLS,A Y R . , C . W .

Custom Work, Carding, and Cloth Dressing, done on the shortest notice-

JAMES BAIN, M.D.,

f hgsician, burgeon, and Accoucheur,AYR, C. W .

BADEN.

A Village in the Township of Wilmot, and a station of the Grand Trunk Railway, nine miles from Berlin, three from Hamburg, sixteen from Stratford, and seventy-two from Toronto. Jacob Beck, Esq., settled the village in 1855, It is situated on Spring or Beck’s creek, a tributary of the Nith. The village contains several extensive manufactories, the principal being the flouring mills of Messrs. Beck, water power, and Jas. Crombie & Co., the former having three run of stones, and a capacity of two hundred bushels per diem, manufacturing about $20,000 worth of flour per annum, and the latter turning out flour to the annual value of about $40,000 ; Beck’s iron foundry, steam, eight-horse, employing twelve hands, manufacturing agricultural implements, stoves, castings, &c., to the annual value of about $10,000, and the flax mills of Messrs. J. & J. Livingston, manufacturing about twenty-five tons of flax per annum. There are also two saw-mills, a pail, tub, stave, and heading factory, and a number of cooper’s, blacksmith’s, and other shops in the village. There are two churches in Baden, Lutheran, Rev. George Smith, and Methodist, Rev. Jacob Anthus, and an excellent school, average attendance, 80— Eli Moyer, teacher.

The post-office was established in 1854-, Jacob Beck, first P. M. The Fifth Division Court is held here. Stages to Wellesley, Phillipsburg, and Lisbon. Daily mails. Population, about 500.

VILLAGE OF BADEN. 53

Baumcben, Matthew, cooper Beck, Charles, finisher BECK, JACOB, P. M., pro. Baden

Mills and Iron Foundry Beck, Wm., machinist Betner, Jacob, packer Boehmer, Jacob, cooper Bowers, Cyrus Bowman, Jacob, laborer Boye, Charles, jr., tobacconist Boye, Charles, sr., laborer Boye, Ernst, tailor Brodhecker, John, laborer Brothel's, Jos. P., flax manufacturer Ceil, Wenzel, shoemaker Deli, Peter, blacksmith Dellinger, George, mason Elsessor, Henry, porter Elsessor, Wm., porter Emerick, Charles, saddler Engel, Wm., cigar maker Erbach, Philip, cooper Falk, Ernst, salesman Feick, Christian, blacksmith Flanns, Coni’ad, laborer Flowers, Conrad, laborer FORD, HENRY, station master,

telegraph operator Frank, John, laborer Gabel, George, carpenter Gabel, Jacob, innkeeper Gerbig, George, carpenter Geaman, Joseph, moulder Gix, Henry, tailor Gottschalk, Elias, waggon maker Henderick, Christian, laborer Henks, Christian, blacksmith Holwell, Frederick, night telegraph

operator, G. T. R.Hopkins, Wm., merchant Ide, Wm., laborer Ihda, Louis, butcher Kaufman, Adam, hotel keeper Kannaman, Fred, mason Klein, Nicholas, farmer Koch, Ernst, waggon maker

Konneman, Anthony, blacksmith Kraus, Christopher, hotel keeper Kumpt, Ernst, butcher Leary, Michael, laborer Liersch, Heniy, merchant Liersch, Wm., clerk Light, August, laborer Livingston, James, manufacturer Livingston, J. & J., prop, flax mill Long, Henry, laborerMcIn t y r e , g . a . & b r o .,

merchants. (See adv.)Marshall, Henry, miller Marshall, Thomas, miller Menses, Conrad, shoemaker M^yer, Michael, surveyor, township

clerkMillar, Christian, farmer Morley, Michael, prop, saw mill

and pail factory Moyer, Abram, miller Parkes, Amos, fireman Parks, Peter, artist Piper, Christian, laborer Plag, Ludwig, laborer Reuter, John, watchmaker Reynolds, Joseph, miller Ross, Jacob, painter Seipel, George, weaver Shoemaker, John, laborer Smith, Henry, farmer Smith, Rev. P., (Lutheran)Somers, Jacob, brewer Spainler, Peter, farmer Stattleberger, Henry, tinsmith Stepple, Adolph, carpenter Stubs, Wm., blacksmith Stueber, Ernst, mason Wagler, Christian, farmer Weaver, Charles, teamster Wehe, John, turner Weiler, John, cabinet maker Zackman, Jacob, shoemaker Zarnski, Wm., cooper Zinn, George, carpenter

54 TOWN OF BERLIN.

G . a . M cI n t y r e & b r o .,

General Rlrrrkants, and Reputt} Rosfmasters,CORNER OF M AIN AND CHARLOTTE STREETS.

BADERT, C. W .

BERLIN.The County Town of Waterloo, situated ou the line of the Grand

Trunk Railway. The town is located in a healthy and well settled part of the County, on an eminence gradually sloping westward. The town plot was settled about the year 1830, by Phineas Varnum, who built and occupied a tavern and blacksmith’s shop, on the site now occupied by the Commercial Hotel, on the corner of King and Queen Streets. The first store was opened in the same year, by William David and Frederick Millar. Jacob Heiler, at present residing on King Street, and John Huffman, were among the first settlers of the village. Berlin was made the County Town in 1852, the County buildings were erected in the following year, and the town incorporated in 1854.

Berlin has no water-power, and depends chiefly on the trade of the surrounding country. The following are the principal manufacturing establishments :

B erlin T annery, Louis Breithaupt, proprietor, steam-power, engine 40 horse, employs about forty hands : manufactures all kinds of leather, turning out from 400 to 500 sides, and between 500 and 1000 sheep skins per week. The proprietor intends manufacturing morocco and bookbinders’ stock on a large scale. Mr. Breithaupt also deals exten­sively in slaughter hides, Spanish hides, kips, slaughter and Spanish; oils, wool, and findings of every description, and belting of all sizes.

H offman’s Cabinet F actory.—Extensive steam-power, employs about thirty hands* This large establishment is extensively engaged in the manufacttire of cabinet ware of every description, sash, door and blind, flooring and Venetian blinds, &c. Mr. Hoffman is also proprietor of one of the largest general merchant stores in the town.

Simpson and A ldous’ Cabinet and Ch air F actory, King Street, steam 30 horse-power, employs about thirty men. In connection there is a steam saw mill, manufacturing capacity about two millions feet per annum.

Z iegler’s Carriage and W aggon F actory, King St., employs seven hands. Carriages, buggies, waggons, &c., arc here manufactured of the best materials. The business represents about $10,000 annually. A blacksmith’s shop is attached.

TOWN OF BERLIN. 55

T he P ioneer T obacco F actory, A. F. J. Jackson, proprietor— Steam-power, ten hands, manufactures various brands of fine-cut smok­ing and chewing tobaccos.

The principal buildings are the Court House and Jail, erected at a cost of $20,000, the Grammar and Central Schools, the Canadian, Victoria, American and Bowman’s Blocks, and several private residences, the principal being those of Messrs. W. H. Bowlby and H. F. J. Jackson. The principal churches are the Episcopal, Canada Presbyterian, Roman Catholic, German Methodist, Wesleyan Methodist, German Baptist, Menonite, New Jerusalem, and Lutheran.

B erlin I nfantry Company, No. 5 .— Thomas Miller, Captain ; J. Bowman, Lieutenant; Alex. Millar, Ensign.

Adis, Gabriel, tanner, Cameron Ahrens, Elizabeth, Weber Ahrens, John, laborer, Albert Albrecht, John, carpenter, Albert Albright, Joseph, teacher Aldous, John, manufacturer, Duke AMERICAN HOTEL, John Roos,

pro., King cor Queen. (See adv.)

Anderson, Isaac, Wellington Andrews, Henry M., attorney at

law, KingAndrews, J. M., clerk Anthes, John, bookkeeper, L. Brei­

thauptArmstrong, John S., detective,

QueenArmstrong, Joseph, insurance agent,

QueenArmstrong, Thomas, bailiff, Water Authes, John, clerk Baake, Gottlieb, sr., tailor, W. A l­

bertBachman, Henry, photographer,

WeberBadke, Wilhelmina, W. Cedar Baker, Wm., salesman, John Bond Ballin, August, M. D., King Barnhold, Henry, shoemaker, E.

AlbertBauer, Carl, cabinet maker, Hoff­

man’s Sq.

Becker, Chs., cai’penter, E. Benton Becker, Henry, laborer Becking, William, waggon maker,

QueenBechtel, Noah, n farmer, Queen Begner, Sophia, N. Queen Beilstan, Wm.Benton, Sarah, Benton BERLINER JOURNAL, Rittin

ger & Motz, editors and props. (Thursdays) Queen. (See adv.)

BERLIN “ TELEGRAPH,” A.McPherson, publisher

Bernfus, Catharine, E. Albert Berlin brewery, Joseph Spact, pro, Blackwell, Wm., N. Albert Blankschein, Ludwig, laborer, Wel­

lingtonBloch, Henry, laborer, W. Queen Blohm, Carl, laborer, Hoffman’s sq. Bodenbinder, Rev. Carl, minister BOEDECKER & STUEB1NG,

booksellers, publishers and im­porters of English and German books, stationery, fancy goods, wall paper, &c., King

Boedecker, Henry, stationer, E. Frederick

Boehmei', Carl, laborer Boldt, Edward, laborer BOND, JOHN, general merchant,

Montreal House, King

56 TOWN OF BERLIN.

Bornhold, Henry, shoemaker, King Borrusch, Frederick, laborer, King Borth, Andrew, cabinet maker,

WaterBossenberger, Franz, shoemkr, King Bossing, Louis, pedler, E. Albert Bowers, John E., merchant. King BOWLBY & ANDREWS, bar­

risters, KingBowlby, David S., M.D., Jobn BOWLBY, W. H., barrister at law

KingBowman, Gabriel W., builder Duke Bowman, Henry B., King BOWMAN, ISRAEL D., county

clerk, insurance agent. (See adv.)

Bowman, J. W., clerk, Registry Office.

Bowman, Wm. H., chemist and druggist, King

Bramm, John, brickmaker Bramm, Nicholas, laborer Brandt, Adam, cabinet maker,

Mary ,BRAUER, BARTHOLD, inn­

keeper. (See adv.)Brawn, Henry, mason, Edward BREITHAUPT, LOUIS, pro.

Berlin tannery, and dealer in leather and findings, Queen, nr King. (See adv.)

Brinzer, Urban, glue factor, Charles

Brickner, Henry, cooper, King Briding, Philip, turner, Foundry Brohl, Sophia, N. Lancaster Brown, Frederick, cabinet maker,

E. QueenBrown, Wm., painter, Railway Brubacher, Henry, farmer, E.

QueenBrubacher, John, N. Lancaster Bruchmiller, John, laborer, Wel­

lingtonBruner, Wendell, blacksmith, King

Bucher, Jacob, laborer Burbacher, Samuel, farmer, Queen Carr, Henry, clerk, King Carroll, Levi, laborer Cassidy, James, ostler, King Charstens, Held, tanner, E. Queen Chamberlain, Josiah, agent, W.

YongeClemens, Jacob M.. N. King Colqulionn, James, clerk County

CourtCOMMERCIAL HOTEL, John

Roat, pro., King, eor Queen. (See adv.)

Cotton, James, King Cress, Philip, salesman, L. Brei­

thauptCrittenden, Henry, N. King Crowder, Rev. F. J., minister Damboldt, Charles, laborer, Queen Date, Mrs., W. Frederick Datzke, August, carpenter, W. A l­

bertDanberger, Philip, brickmaker,

QueenDAVIDSON, GEORGE, sheriff,

and agent Col. Securities Co. of Canada, Court House

Davidson, Wm., clerk, Township Council

Dawn, Wm., laborer Davidson, Wm., student-at-law,

Miller, Millar & Ussher Debus, George M., barber, King Deiter, Joseph, laborer, W . Cedar Deiter, Sebastian, veteran, Cedar Dekay, Mrs., King Delan, John, laborer, N. of King Dennisson, D. G., photographer,

DukeD’ESTERRE, DUNCAN, station

master, G. T. R.Devitt, Joseph, carpenter, Foundry Dickmann, Henry, cabinet maker Diegel, Andrew, carpenter, E.

Albert

TOW N OF BERLIN. 57

Diesendorff, Wm,, cabinet maker, King

Doebler, Jacob, painter, Eby Doering, Conrad, weaver, Queen Doerr, Conrad, carpenter, S. Elgin DOPP, GEORGE, pro. Union

Hotel, King nr Queen Dopp, Joseph, laborer Dopp, Maria, S. King Dopp, Nicholas, town constable Douberger, John, brick maker,

QueenDunke, Peter Dunke, Reinliard, farmer Dutzenrod, John, laborer, XV. A l­

bertEBY, DAVID, (Eby & Co.) pump-

maker, King. (See adv.)EBY, JOHN W., chemist & drug­

gist, patent medicines, King Eby, John, farmer Eby, Moses B., farmer Eby, Veronika, E. Frederick EBY & CO., pumpmakers, King.

(See card.)Eichenhauer, John, laborer, W, Ce­

darEpting, Jacob, cigar maker, W.

FrederickErb, Menno, farmer, N. King Euler, John, farmer Feick, Miss M. W., milliner, King Feick, Joseph K., farrier Fennell, John, merchant, S. King Fennell, Wm., clerk, S. King Fischer, Frederick, tanner, Adam Fischer, George A., barber, oysters,

fruit, &c., King Fischer, Joseph, laborer Fischer, Neil, laborer Fischer, Wm., merchant, Charles Fleischhauer, John, laborer Fleischhauer, John Otto, clerk FOX, AUGUST, watchmaker and

jeweller, King. (See adv.) Frank, Francis, printer, N. King

FRANK LIN HOTEL, J. S.Weaver, prop. Queen nr King

FRAZER, JAMES A., deputy sheriff

Frey, Jacob H., farmer Funcken, Dr. Eugene, priest Gaukel, Dorothea, King Gaukel, Elizabeth Gaukel, NancyGastmeier, Wm., butcher, S. King Gaul, Wm., tallor, King Gauntley, Henry, saddle and har­

ness maker, King Geckle, Adam, laborer

'Geddes, Charles R., news depot, groceries, &c.. King

Gerbig, Conrad, laborer Geisel, Henry, innkeeper, King Gildner, Valentine, blksmith, King* Giller, Henry, farmer Gilles, John, laborer Gleb, Henry, carpenter, King Glowalski, Edw’d, priest, Yonge Godbold, James, laborer Good, Peter H., grocer, Duke Gow, Robert, shoemaker, King Gremm, Conrad, ostler, King Gwynne, James W., barrister

QueenHagen, August, laborer Hagen, Frederick, sr., laborer • Hagen, Frederick, jr., laborer Hagen, Jobn, laborer, Cedar Harben, Mrs., Queen Hailer, Jacob, wheelwright Haller, John, hatter Halter, Joseph, butcher, George

KleinHambrecht, Catherine Hancock, J. Webster, banister,

QueenHannan, Edw., trackman, Strange Hansieker, John, flax factor, King Hanton, Charles, county treasurer, Harrison, Mrs. King Haugh, John, saddler, King

58 TOWN OF BERLIN.

Hawk, Wm., mason, King Heiler, Jacob, wheelwright, King Heins, Peter J., Duke Heit, Louis, baggage master Heinbach, Henry, tailor, King Heinrich, Christian, laborer Heinrich, Stephen, mason Hertfelder, Wm., weaver Heifer, Rev. Wm.HELLER, CASPER, pro. Royal

Exchange, King Heller, Henry, watchmaker HELLER, JOHN & SON, watch­

makers, KingHembling, Isaac, waggon maker Herinbach, Henry, tailor, Cedar Herlan, Frederick, John Hermann, Louis, laborer, Queen Hertfelder, Mich’l, laborer Herz, Christian, cabinet maker Herz, Wm., carpenter, Albert Hess, George, chairmaker Hess, Jacob, laborer Hess, Wm., carpenter Hett, Henry, sr.Hett, Henry, jr., painter Hett, John B., carpenter Heutges, Joseph, laborer Hobson, Jos., civil engineer, Queen Hofer, Adam, (Eby & Co.) pump

makerHoffman, Conrad, wheelwright Hoffman, Isaac, agent, King HOFFMAN, JACOB, dealer in

dry goods, groceries and hard­ware, steam furniture factory, cor. King and Foundry. (See card).

Hoffman, Veronica Hollaender, Henry, laborer,Hoppe, Christian, laborer, Albert Hoppe, Frederick, laborer Hoppe, Otto, laborer Howard, George, turnkey, Cedar Howard, John S., Cedar HUBER, H . S., general merchant,

King cor Queen

Huglin, Ferdinand, painter, King Hussian, Maurice, brakeman Israel, George, teamster, Adam JACKSON, H. F. J., pro. Pioneer

tobacco factory (See card). Jackson, HenryJacobs, Casper, bookbinder, King Jacobs, Ludwig, bookbinder, King Jaeger, George, laborer Jaeger, Henry, mason JAFFRAY, W ILLIAM , post­

master, express agent and tele­graph operator, insurance agent, &c., King

Jantz, Mrs. A. JM., hotel keeper, King

Jehle, Michael, blacksmith Johnson, Wm,, laborer, King Jones, Mrs., W . Foundry Jones, Willis, chimney sweep, Pine Judd, Wm. H., tanner Jungling, Wm., laborer, King Kaessman, Rev. C.F. A., Frederick Karn, Henry, mason, Lancaster Kannmacher, Charles, laborer, King KANNENGIESSER, JOHN,ber-

lin wool and fancy goods, Cana­dian Block, King. (See adv.)

Harrow, Frederick, farmer Keable, James, conductor, King Keenan, John, laborer Kehl, John, laborer Keohn, Christian, mason, Albert Kidder, Margaret, widow, King Kimmel, Henry, mason, King Kimmel, John sr,., mason Kimmel, John, jr., mason Kimmel, Jos., carpenter and builder,

KingKing, John, pump-maker, Lancaster Kinzie, Abraham, laborer, King KLEIN, GEORGE, butcher and

sausage maker, Kingjnr Queen Klepkin, Franz, laborer, Wellington Klippert, Adam, foreman, foundry Klippert, John, high constable

TOW N OF BERLIN. 59

KNELL, HENRY, Avatches, jew­ellery, fancy goods, &c., King

Knowles, Wm. H. G., dry goods, King

Koch, Jacob, jr., mason, Church Koch, Jocob, sr., carpenter, Church Koch, John, freight clerk Koch, Julius, tanner, King Koch, Philip, painter, Church Koch, Valentine, laborer, Joseph Koehler, LydiaKoehn, Charles, shoemaker, King Kohlmann, Adam, tallor Kranz, Charles, merchant, King Kraemer, Jacob, King Kraemer, Mrs,, innkeeper, Frede­

rickKraft, Leonhardt, blacksmith, Cedar Kramp, Elizabeth Kranz, Hugo, merchant, King Kranz, C. & Son, (Charles & Hugo)

general merchants, King Kress, Jacob, weaver, Weber Kreiger, August, sawyer Krieg, Henry, mason, Cedar Kriger, John W., butcher, King Krohn, John, laborer, Wellington KRUG, B. & Co., groceries and

meat market, King Kugler, Louis, patent medicine

dealer, KingLAKE, FREDERICK, mason,

builder and contractor, Albert nr railroad

Lake, John, King Lamm, Wm., laborer, King Lang, Henry, cooper Lang, Peter, broom maker Lang, Reinbold, tanner Lang, Solomon, laborer Lawranson, Joseph Lee, John, clerk Lehn, Frederick, laborer Lehnen, Rosina Lenz, Mrs. Frederick Letson, Rhodes

Levan, Jacob, blacksmith Leverruann, Chas., teacher, Yonge Lhnen, DanielLillie, Joseph, cashier, Foundry Lingelbach, Peter, laborer Lorch, John Geo., tanner Lortz, George, carpenter, Yonge Lowell, Francis, innkeeper Luft, Henry, laborer, Albert Lustig, Joachim, laborer, King McClare, Matthew, tanner McDonald, Randall, tailor MCDOUGALL, D., registrar, foun­

dryMcDougall, John, merchant McGivens, John, engine cleaner McGregor, James McGuire, John, cai'riage maker McKelliget, Bartholomew, laborer,

QueenMcMechan, Rich’d, miller McMechan, John, minister, Weber McNab, Jobn, merchant McNally, Henry, farmerMcPh e r s o n , Al e x a n d e r ,

publisher “ Berlin Telegraph ” McPherson, Finlay, “ Berlin Tele­

graph ” office,MacKie, John A ., general merchant,

KingMarks, Frederick, waggon maker Mebus, Henry, laborer Meckle, Mrs., St. Peter Merges, Peter, tanner, Adam Messner, Martin, baker, Duke Metzger, John F., teacher Meuser, August, laborer, King MILLAR, ALEX. (Miller, Millar

& Usber), Yonge Miller, John, laborer MILLER, MILLAR & USSHER,

barristers, attornies, &c., Queen Miller, Thomas, (Miller, Millar &

Ussher) h WeberM ILLAR, XVM., attorney-at-law,

Frederick

60 TOWN OF BERLIN.

Mogk, Philip, carpenter Mogk, Wm., shoemaker Moore, Mrs.Moo\’e, William, insurance agent,

BentonMosser, Isaac, apprentice Mowat, Alex. H., general agent,

KingMOWAT, A LE X., deputy clerk

Peace, KingMotz, Jobn (Rittenger & Motz),

“ Berlin Journal ”Moyer, Abraham, farmer Moyer, Henry, cabinet maker Moyer, F. Wm., laborer Mullins, Philip, sec. boss Muiser, Conrad, laborer Mylius, Rudolph, M.D., Kihg Nahrgang, Christopher, tailor Nahrgang, Henry & Co., merchant

tailors and clothiers, King Nahrgang, J. (H. Nahrgang & Co.) Nauer, Thomas, knife grinder, King Newton, E. B.NICOLAUS, ANDREAS, pro.

St. Nicolas Hotel, King, corner Frederick

Nichaus, Wm., boots and slices, King near Queen

Oakley, Geo., cabinet maker, King Ormiston, David, grammar school

teacher, Yonge Osborne, Wm.,OTT, PH ILIP S., foreman, H.

F. J. JacksonOTT,.SILAS, tobacconist, King Otterbein, Hy., laborer Pearce, Thomas, teacher Pehale, Andreas, mason Perrin, Jas., gardener Petei’, John, cabinet maker Peter, Wm., farmer PETERSON, A. J., clerk, Div.

CourtPIPE, W M ., M.D., physician and

surgeon, coroner, Queen, nr King

j Potter, James, farmer Ran, George, laborer Ran, John, laborer Ran, Louis, butcher Ran, Philip, mason Randall, Shubeal, Queen Rassaerds, Matthew, brewer, Fred’k Rathmann, Gottlieb, tailor, S. King Rathmann, Herman, painter, King Raymond, John O., farmer, corner

Frederick & Weber Reeck, Frederick, laborer Reed, Joseph, engine driver, Albert Rehmann, John, tanner Reiber, Andreas, laborer Reichert, Michael, pedlar Reichert, Valentine, chair maker,

KingRciclc. Jacob J., laborer Reist, Benjamin, farmer Reist, Mrs., W . Poundry Rickert, John, farmer Richert, Wm , farmer, E. Queen Rickerman, Frederick, miller Rieth, Rosina, Eby.Riley, Charles W ., fireman, Albert Ringle, Daniel, laborer Risterer, August, baker Rittenger, Frederick, printer RITTINGER & MOTZ, (Fred­

erick and John) editors and pro­prietors Berliner Journal. (See adv.)

Roat, Henry, barkeeper, E. Queen ROAT, JOHN, pro. Commercial

Hotel, King, cor Queen. (See adv.)

Roat, SarabRobinson, John, farmer Rodgers, Edward O. B., Queen Rogers, Jacob W., Queen ROGERS, ROBERT, N., agent

Commercial Bank Rommel, Frederick, tailor Rooke, George, cabinet maker, E.

Foundry

TOWN OF BERLIN. 61

ROOS, JOHN, pro. American Ho­tel, King, cor Queen. (See adv.)

Rose, Charles, cabinet maker, E. Queen

Rose, George A., printer Rothaermel, Henry, carpenter Rothwell, Benjamin, commercial

travellerRoy, Alexander, salesman, H. S.

HuberRoy, Simon, clerk ROYAL EXCHANGE HOTEL,

Casper Heller, pro., King Saelan, Louis, pro. Berlin Mills Savage, Rev. William, minister Schaaf, George, laborer, W. Albert Schafer, Casper, mason Scharlach, George, mason Scharlach, J. George, carpenter, cor

King and Cedar Scharlach, Henry, laborer Scharlach, Jacob, painter, King Scheubel, Catharina, Cameron Schill, John, laborer, King Schmaltz, Batthason, weaver Schmidt, Conrad, groceries, &c.,

KingSchmidt, Leopold, blacksmith, King Schmitt, Adam, laborer Schmitt, BrunoSchmitt, Henry, mason, Albert Schmitt, J. A., laborer, Frederick Schmitt, John G., shoemaker King Schmitt, Joseph, ostler, Queen Schmitt, Rev.Wm. minister, Queen Schneicker, Conrad, pro. North

American, King Schneider, Joseph E., farmer Schneider, Wm., broommaker,

QueenSchofield, M. C., surveyor, cor

Queen & WeberScholl, Hellwez, laborer, Charles Schoeppler, Andreas, tailor Schoeppler, Melchoir, laborer Schroder, John, laborer

Schulke, August, carpenter Schuster, Gottlieb, laborer Schulte, Rev. Dr. John, clergyman Schwartz, John, turner Schwenn, Henry, brickmaker Schwenn, Jacob, brickmaker Schwenn, Philip, carpenter Scliwieger, A. W ., civil engineer, Scugbusli, Henry, laborer Scully, JohnScully, Thomas, tanner, cor Styx

and EdwardSeiler, Jacob, millwright, King Seiler, Louis, miller, cor King and

CedarSeip, George, brewer, Queen Shantz, David Shantz, Jacob, King Sheehan, John, tankman, King Shields, Thomas, trackman, Shivenkendel, J. G., painter Shuh, Benjamin, farmer Shultz, Christian, carpenter, Lan­

casterSimons, N. F., clerk, cor John and

FoundrySIMPSON & ALDOUS, (Wm.

and John) cabinet and chair fac­tory, King

SIMPSON,1 BROTHERS, photo­graphers, King

Simpson, John (Simpson brothers) Simpson, Martin, shoemaker, W.

BentonSimpson, Martin, shoemaker, Weber Simpson & Son, boot and shoe­

makers, KingSimpson, Wm., manufacturer Sippel, Henry, weaver Sleeman, Wm., teamster, cor King

and FrederickSmith, John G., boot and shoe­

maker, King Smith, Philip, tanner Smith, Wm. H., lightening rod

maker, David

62 TOWN OF BERLIN.

Snyder, Frederick, tinsmith SNYDER, FREDERICK, stoves

and tinware, King. (See adv.) Snyder, Samuel, sawyer, Queen Snyder, Wm., broom maker SPATZ, JOSEPH, pro. lager beer

brewerySpatz, Joseph, sr., brewer, Fre­

derickSpiers, Rev. C. Augustus, Queen Spiers, Wm., grocer, cor. King and

FoundryStein, Adam, cooper, Queen Stein, Wm., tailor, cor Cedar and

ElizaStevenson, John, laborer, King ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL, Andw.

Nicolaus, pro., King Strange, Robt, section master Queen Strickler, Henry, farmer Stroh, Henry, tanner Stubenrauch, Henry, mail carrier,

JosephStubing, Conrad, stationer Stuckhart, John, cooper Stuhlfauth, Nichoias, laborer Susand, Mrs., renovatoress Swain, Matthew, laborer Tagge, Peter N., general agent Temple, Snowden, switchman Thoman, Sarah, cor. Foundry and

DukeThompson, Jacob, teamster, E.

FoundryTobian, Franz, laborer Tuerk, Rev. F. W.TYSON, ABRAM, dealer in gro­

ceries, wines, liquors, crockery, meats, &c., American Block, cor King and Queen

Uhde, Frederick, laborer Uhrig, Jacob, laborer Underwood, George, laborer, W.

BentonUNION HOTEL, G. Dopp, pro.,

King nr Queen

Upthegrove, John, carpenter Ussher, J. F. C, (Miller, Millar &

Ussher), h Weber Van Camp, Lewis, dentist Vogt, Charles, laborer Vogt, PeterWagner, Adam, butcher, King Wagner, Anselin, potter Wagner, Joseph, potter Wagner, Matern, laborer Ward, Geoi’ge, constable, Frederick Walden, Wm., gaoler, cor Yonge

and AhrensWallenberg, John, laborer, cor W.

Albert and Doon Road Walmsley, John, Weber Warren, Mrs.Washburn, Wm., turner Watt, Wm., mason W EAVER, J. S., pro. Franklin

Hotel and livery stable, Queen nr King

W EAVER, LEVI, innkeeper, N. King

Weber, Conrad, fireman Weiss, Anton, tanner, Adam Weller, James, laborer, Duke Wells, Walter, insurance agent. W .

FoundryWelsh, Samuel, nursery agent, N.

KingWerner, Justus, waggon maker, N.

FrederickWendicker, Antoinelle, cor Freder­

ick and N. Lancaster Whiting, James A ., M.D., King Whitney, Samuel, King Wieder, Catharine, cor Weber and

FoundryWeider, Peter, butcher, King Wieland, Charles, mason, King Wieland, Frederick, laborer, Cedar Wilke, Christian, laborer Wilson, Ephraim, sr.Winger, John, manufacturer Winger, Mrs., King

TOWN OF BERLIN. 63

Witnebel, John, laborer Wittich, Henry, hatter, King Woelfle, John Jacob, plough maker,

KingWohnfarth, Peter, laborer, Elgin Wolf, John, shoemaker, Church Wolfenberg, Christian, laborer,

Cedar Wood, S.Woodman, John, laborer, Cameron Wright, Charles Wright, FrancisWright, George, cor Cedar and

Weber

Wurm, Matthias, carpenter, N. King Wurm, Mrs.Yeagley, H., M.D., King, corner

FoundryYoung & Good (Wm. & Peter H.)

groceries, wines and liquors, King Zaller, Michael, laborer Zarnki, Carl, laborer ZIEGLER, ENOCH, carriage and

waggon maker, and blacksmith, King. (See adv.)

Ziegler, John, waggon maker, King Ziehlka, Fred, laborer Ziehlsdorf, Frederick, laborer

RAILROAD STATION HOTEL,

BERLIN, CAKTADA WEST.

B. BRAUER, Proprietor.

BO ARD E N G L IS H , GERM AN A N D FRENCH.

64 TOWN OF GUELPH.

BERLIN TANNERY.L. B R E IT H A U P T ,

Wholesale and Retail Dealer and Manufacturer of

SOLE A ! UPPER LEATHER,LININGS, SKIRTINGS, M0RR0CC0,

BOOK BINDER’S STOCK,

BELTING OF ALL SIZES, &c., &c.ALSO, IMPORTER AND DBALEK IN

LEATHER FINDINGS,H I D E S , W O O L , O I L , & C .

CASH PAID LOR HIDES, PELTS & WOOL.

TANNERY NEAR RAILW AY STATION.

STORE, QUEEN ST., NEAR KING,

TOWN OF BERLIN. 65

PHCENIX FIRE INSURANCE CO.OIF1 LONDON.

ESTABLISHED, 1782.

m ft tm & § ( n m t m t t

$5 ,500 ,000 .CAPITAL,

AGENT FOR BERLIN AND WATERLOO,IS R A E L D. B O W M A N ,

County Clerks Office.

DEALER IN GOLD AND SILVER

C L O C K S , J E W E L L E R Y ,M u sic a l In stru m e n ts , Spectacles, P ipes, & c ,3

F O X ’S BLOCK, KING ST., BERLINS W A T C H E S C A R E F U L L Y R E P A I R E D .

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FREDERICK SNYDERDEALER IN

S T O V K S .

T IN , C O P P E R , A N D S H E E T -IR O N W A R E ,K.ING STREET,

B E S I A N I W v

AMERICAN HOTEL,

CORNER OF KING AND QUEEN STREETS, BERLIN, O. W .

JO H N R O O S, P r o p r ie t o r .

The Table and Bar will always be supplied with the very best the Market affords. Excellent Stabling and attentive Hostler. CHARGES MODERATE.

S T O g iS TO W AW iPLO O a n d PRESTO N.

J. F. KANNENGISSSER,

erlin ®ool & JfaitcijfchsAND TA P E S TR Y ,

CANADIAN BLOCK,KINO STIEIT* BERLIN, ©. f a

TOWN OF BERLIN. 67

ISAAC HOFFMAN,

WHOLESALR AND RETAIL MANUFACTURER.K IN G S T R E E T , B E R L I N , C . W .

ALL BLINDS OF

CABINET WARE,Sash, Doors, Venetian Blinds, Flooring, &c,

A L S O , D E A L E R I N

DRY GOODS, HARDWARE, &c.The Prices of Goods at Isaac Hoffman’s will

be found lower than any other House in the Trade.

QUANTITY, QUALITY, AND WORKMANSHIP CO M BINED!

68 TOWN OF BERLIN.

B E S R . 3 1 » I I X r . O .

ALL GRADES OF CUT TOBACCO,CHEWING AND SMOKING.

MANUFACTURED TO SUIT TH E CANADIAN MARKET.

HENRY F. J. JACKSON.

0. A. LAM BRECHT,IMPORTER OF AND DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF

S U C H A SPort, Sherry, French and Rhine Wines; Rum, Brandy,

Gin, Cognac; Punch-Extract, Lemonades, French Double Carraway, Ginger, (Liquor and Wines),

English Medical Peppermint; also,Stomach Bitters, &c., &c.

NONE BUT GENUINE ARTICLES IMPORTED AND SOLD.

BERLIN, C. W.

TOWN OP BERLIN. 69

o urn looIs Published every Thursday Morning,

BY RITTINGER & MOTZ,At their Office between the Commercial and Franklin Hotels,

QUEEN STREET, BERLIN.

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TH E “ JO U R N A L ” HAS

OVER 1400 SUBSCRIBERS.And therefore its columns will be found an excellent medium o f giving advertise­

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70 TOW N OF BERLIN.

JOHN FENNELL, BERLIN, C. W.,

Jobber in Burning and Lubricating

OILS AND LAMPS.SAWS OH’ ALL DESCRIPTIONS.

& m u m p s ® w a r s .SHELF H A R D W A R E , PAINTS, GLASS, &C.

The very best Goods at the Lowest Prices.

COM ME R G I A L H O T E L ^CORNER QUEEN & K IN G STREETS,

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FREE OMNIBUS TO AND FROM TRAINS.

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VILLAGE OF BAMBERG. 71

At BERLIN PUMP FACTORY.E B Y c f c C O ,

M A N U F A C T U R E T H E I R C E L E B R A T E D W O O D E N

] P I T M P S !Warranted not toFreeze. Prices reasonable and satisfaction guaranteed.

SHOP ON KING ST., NEAR STEAM GRIST MILL,BERLINT, O. W .

GEORGE DOPP, Proprietor.

KING STREET, BERLIN, C. W.Affords ample accommodation for Farmers and Travellers, is conveni-

iently situated in the centre of the Village, and near the Post Office and R. R. Station.

G O O D S T A B L I N G .

BAMBERG.A village situated on lot number six, third concession of the township

of Wellesley, and on Bamberg Creek ; 12 miles from Berlin and 11 from Waterloo village. It was settled in 1848 by Lawrence and John Kroetsch. The post office, formerly Weimer, was established and changed to its present name in 1861, Ferdinand Walter first P. M. The vlllage contains a brewery, sawmill and two hotels. There are two good water privileges not yet taken up.

Semi-weekly mails. Population about 200.

Baker, Martin, carpenter Blondy, Joseph, farmer Dietrich, Joseph, innkeeper Dietrich, Joseph, carpenter Elert, Thomas, mason Gardner, Alexander, merchant Helen, John, weaver Huber, Christian, mason Kroetsch, John, sawmiller Mosser, John, farmer

Regberg, Casper, innkeeper and tailor

Schlegel, John, blacksmith Stoeckle, C. F., brewer W ALTER, FERDINAND, mer­

chant| Wetzel, Henry, shoemaker Winkler, Charles, pumpmaker

j Zimmerman, Adam, blacksmith Zimmerman, Henry, waggon maker

72 V IL LA G E OP B LA IR .

BLACK HORSE CORNERS-A small village in the Township of North Dumfries, eleven miles

from Berlin. It was first settled by David Shantz. It contains a hotel, blacksmith, waggon, and shoemakers’ shops, and a pump and shingle factory.

BLAIR.

A village in the township of Waterloo, situated on the Grand River, seven miles from Berlin, two from Preston, two from Doon and four from Galt. It was settled about the year 1819 by Messrs. Bowman, Bechtel and Wisner. The post office was established in 1858, W . Bow­man, first postmaster. There are two flouring mills, two saw mills and a distillery in the village. There is also a good school, J. W . Adams teacher, and a Mennonite church, Rev. John McNally pastor.

Mails daily. Stages to Preston, Doon, Aberdeen and Dundee. Popu­lation 120.

Adams, J. W ., teacher Bechtel, Henry, pro. sawmill Bechtel, Moses, agent Bleska, Joseph, butcher Bowman, Joseph, sawmiller Bowman, Samuel Bowman. Wendell Caldwell, John, nurseryman Croft, David, innkeeper Gleick, Philip, innkeeper Hitzler, George, weaver Hogg, Thomas, engineer Lamb, John, tailor

Last, S., laborer Lind, Alexander, laborer Meyers, John, waggon maker Reich, Thomas, distiller RENSHAW , JOHN, P. M., boot

and shoemaker Schraeder, Frederick, laborer Shirk, Peter, pro. flour mills Shortreed, Robert, laborer Snyder, Hiram, miller Thompson, Hugh, blacksmith Tilt, Wm., clei'k tp. Waterloo, con­

veyancer, &c.

JOHN RENSHAW,

Root and Shoemaker. Agent for Wanzer and Co.’s Sewing Machines. N.B.—An Assortment of Books and Stationery always on hand.

P O S T O F F I C E , B L A I R , O. W.

V ILLA G E OF BRAN6HTON. 73

BLOOMINGDALE.

A small village in the township of Waterloo, on the Grand River, five miles from Berlin, and four from Breslau station. The post office was establlshed in 1861, J. G. Moyer, first and present postmaster. It con­tains a Mennonite church, a hotel, a woollen factory, several mechanics’ shops, and a school.

BRANCHTON.

A village and station of the Great Western Railway, in the seventh concession of the township of North Dumfries, seventeen miles from Ber­lin and six from Galt. The village was laid out in 1855 by William Rosebrugh. The post office was established in 1850, Peter Marshall, first postmaster. The village contains a Wesleyan Methodist Church, built of stone in 1855, a good school, averaging 70 pupils, a grist mill, saw mill, and a woollen factory, giving employment to 10 hands and using a steam engine of 13 horse power.

Daily mails. Population about 400.

Aikins, Thomas, carpenter Bawtenheimer, Smith Brown, A . W ., shoemaker Cadden, Frederick, laborer Cope, J. C., manufacturer of dul­

cimersCotter, Dennis, laborer CRAWFORD, W M ., woollen man­

ufacturer. (See adv.)Crozier, James, butcher Duplan, Charles, station master Flock, Geddes, shingle maker Hall, Thomas, tailor Hardy, Wm., sawyer Harman, John, mason Hunter, James, blacksmith Hunter, Archibald, blacksmith JENKINS, AND REW , proprietor

Branchton Hotel

Lane, Thomas, weaver McIntosh, John, jr., foreman wool­

len factoryMIDDLETON, GEORGE, post­

masterRosebrugh, Wm., flour, lumber and

grain merchant Sager, N., carpenter Smith, Tliomas, carpenter, and

shingle maker Souter, John, laborer Swan, R. Peter, mason Turnbull, Thomas, blacksmith and

wagon makerWashburn, Luther, engineer Wilcox, R. & J., general merchants Witten, Wm., carpenter Wright, Joseph, shoemaker

74 VILLAGE OF BRIDGEPORT.

WM. CRAWFORD,

WOOLLEN MANUFACTURER,CARDING, S P IN N IN G AND WEAVING,

Cloths, Tweeds, Flannels, Yarns, &c.,B R A N C H T O N , C . W ,

BRESLAU.A village and station of the G. T. R. in the township of Waterloo,

four miles from Berlin, six from Preston, and nine from Guelph. The village was laid out by Joseph Erb in 1857, and the post office was estab­lished the same year, Cyrus Erb, first postmaster. Breslau possesses excellent water privileges, being situated on Hopewell Creek and adja­cent to the Grand River. It contains a Mennonite church, Rev. Joseph Hagey, pastor, a flouring mill, steam saw mill, and several mechanics shops.

Daily mails. Population, 150.

Beamer, John, cooper Bricker, David, general merchant Bricker, M., clerk Cottrell, George, station master and

telegraph operator, G. T. R. ERB, EPHRAIM, J. P., P. M.,

warden Co. Waterloo Erb & Bricker, general merchants,

proprietors flouring mill Friedland, Christian, shoemaker

Grester, Charles, pro. Breslau Ho tel

Grey, Mrs. Annie, teacher Koch, Henry, blacksmith Kreison, George, cooper Schatz, Michael, mason Shoemaker, A. F., blacksmith Shoemaker, J. A., carpenter Wehner, John, carpenter

BRIDGEPORT.A flourishing village in the township of Waterloo, situated at the

confluence of Laurel Creek and the Grand River, two miles from Berlin. The place was first settled by Jacob S. Shoemaker, and the site was laid out by Messrs. Barnabas, Devitt, Elias Eby, Thomas L. Ferrier and Peter N. Tagge, the proprietors. The post office was established in 1847, Peter N. Tagge, first postmaster.

VILLAGE OF BRIDGEPORT. 75

The village was formerly known as “ Shoemaker’s Mills,” “ Glasgow,” and “ Lancaster.” The excellent facilities for manufacturing purposes afforded by tbe Grand River and Laurel Creek, have been advantageously employed, and the place now contains several large establishments, the principal being the flouring mill, Elias Eby & Co., proprietors, having- five run of stones, and a capability of eighty barrels a day. This mill was built in 1832, and cost, with the machinery, 815,000 ; a saw mill capable of cutting half a million of feet per annum; a large stave and shingle factory ; an oil mill, producing about 6,000 gallons of linseed oil per annum; a woollen factory, Messrs. Wendling and Murray, proprie­tors, turning out about $3,000 worth of goods per annum. There is also a large steam rake and shingle factory, and a number of mechanics’ shops, general stores, &c., a Lutheran church, Rev. Mr. Hoelsche pastor, and a school, averaging 70 pupils, John Mulherron teacher.

Daily mails. Stage to Berlin and Winterbourne. Population, 400.

Abel, Hermann, pedlerAlbert, Henry, laborerAlderson, James, farmerAlderson, John, farmerAnman, J ohn, blacksmithBeck, Philip, tailorBITZER, DOROTHEA, innkeeperDevitt, James, laborerDobbin, Wm., farmerEby, Abram, farmerEby, B. W ., farmerEBY, ELIAS, merchant miller.

(See adv.)Erb, DavidFerrier, T. S., laborerFischer, Fidel, laborerFiscber, Wm., weaverFleischhauer, John, merchantFroedlick, Conrad, laborerGreter, John, laborerGuenther, John, tailorGuenther, Theodore, harness makerHehn, Michael, innkeeperHenser, Stephen, carpenterHill house, F,, weaverHollinger, George, cooperHollinger, M., cooperHuff, Adam, tailorHuff, John, shoemakerJohnson, Wm., farmer

Kittle, Simon, oil bag manufacturer Krentzwieser, Michael, carpenter Lein, Lenhart, saw miller McMahon, R., hotel keeper Miller, J. D., blacksmith Miller, M., laborer Murray, A., (Wendlmg & Murray) Murray, Thomas, weaver Oelschlager, Wm., merchant RASBACH, ADAM V., saddler.

(See adv.)Reinhardt, David, teamster Reuter, Jacob, weaver Rick, Christian, tailor Roos, George, cooper Rudolph, Henry, cooper Rudolph, John, cooper Sander, Daniel, tailor Schmidt, F., laborer Seibert, David, carpenter Seibert, Jacob L., carpenter Seibert, JacobShantz, J. E., merchant miller Spiesman, H., rake factory Vetter, A ., painter Wangebin, F., laborer Wellein, John, waggon maker Wendling, J. (Wendling & Murray) Wesh, J., laborer Winchester, M., cooper

76 VILLAGE OF BRIDGEPORT.

A D A M V. RASBACH ,MANUFACTURER OF

SADDLES, HARNESS,

T R U N K S , V A L I S E S . & C .

EVERY ARTICLE WARRANTED CHEAP FOR CASH.B R I D G E P O R T , C . W .

—

V ELIAS EBY & CO.,Manufacturers and Dealers In

Flour, Wheat, f roduce, p utu&er, stares,Flax and Rape Seed, Linseed and Rape Seed Oil, &c.

OILS, BOILED & RAW, OIL CAKE, &C. ®1I©IP@!T* ©« f 8

BRIDGEPORT, C. W.

Good Accommodation for the Travelling Public and good Stabling attached.

DOROTHEA BITZER, P roprietress.

VILLAGE OF CONESTOGA. 77

E L I A S E B Y & C O . ,

Manufacturers and Dealers in Flour, Meal, Mill feed, Linseed oil, Oil cake, Lumber and Staves.

BRIDGEPORT, C. W.

CONESTOGO.

A post village in the Township of Woolwich, situated at the conflu­ence of the Conestogo and Grand Rivers, seven miles from Berlin, and sixty-nine from Toronto.

Conestogo was laid out in the year 1846 by Messrs. David Musselman and Charles Hendry, and the post office was established in 1849, Charles Hendry, first P. M.

The facilities for manufacturing are first-class. The Conestogo, and a small branch of the Grand River, supply power for tlie large flouring Mill of Mr. Henry Snider, which is capable of manufacturing sixty barrels a day, the extensive flax mills of Perine Brothers, and two saw-mills. Tlie village contains a Lutheran churcb, a common school, E. Ruby, teacher, two general stores, three hotels, three carriage and waggon mailer’s shops, and several other mercantile and mechanical establishments. The Seventh Division Court is held here. Daily mails. Stages to Berlin. Popula­tion, about 400.

Bergman, August, blacksmith Bowman, N. S., merchant Cole, Isaac, blacksmith Cole, W. & N., carriage makers and

blacksmiths Dahmer, John, weaver Decker, Philip, carpenter Fields, James, gas distiller Gillies, Joseph, tailor GRANT, A. H., P. M., clerk, Di­

vision CourtHendry, Charles, general merchant Hesser, Philip, carpenter Holle, Felix, carpenter KLEMMER, JOHN, shoemaker Kormann, Joseph, cooper Kuntz, Jacob, cooper LEVAN, D. S., tinsmith Lippert, J., shoemaker

Oswald, Philip, Conestogo Hotel PERINE, BROS., flax manufac­

turersReitzel’, Joseph, tailor Robb, Alexander, clothier SCHWITZER, M., hotelkeeper.

(See adv.)SHOEMAKER & GOOD, car­

riage and waggon makers Shoemaker, John, shoemaker Smith, Henry, flour mills Smith, John, carpenter Snider, H., miller Snyder, J. B. & Co., merchants STEUERNAGEL, CHRISTIAN,

hotel keeper Tefft, B. J., farrier Wiegand, Wm., carpenter

78 V ILLA G E OF CROSSHILL.

M A R T IN S C H W IT Z E R , P rop.

C O N E S T O G - A , O . W .GOOD ACCOMMATION FOR TRAVELLERS

CROSSHILL.

A village in the township of Wellesley, 15 miles from Berlin and 77 from Toronto. It was first settled in 1846 by William Hastings and Hugh Hutchinson. The post office was established in 1852, Wm. Logan, first postmaster. The village contains four churches : Episcopal, Presbyterian and Wesleyan and Primitive Methodist, one store, two hotels, three blacksmith shops, two waggonmaker’s shops, shoemaker and tailor’s shops, &e. The school averages 100 pupils, Thomas Jackson, teacher.

Daily mails. Population, about 175.Crosshill V olunteer I nfantry Co.— Wm. Barber, Captain ; Wm.

Ramo, Lieutenant; John Wilson, Ensign.

McCu t c h e o n , j a m e s , p . m .,boot and shoemaker

Mitchell, Alexander, blacksmith OAKLEY & HYNDM AN, tailors

and clothiei’sOAKLEY, GEORGE, pro. Queen’s

Arms Hotel and auctioneer Pummel, James, shoemaker Ramo, Wm,, blacksmith Rennie, Samuel, builder Stauffer, Josiah, tailor Sutcliffe, Edward, constable Tilt, Nathaniel, nurseryman Volker, Frederick, shoemaker Wood, Mrs., grocer Wood, Robert, trader

j a m e s M c C u t c h e o n , p - m ,n w m m w t o m t o m ^

MANUFACTURER OF BOOTS AND SHOES,CROSSHILL, C. W.

Barber, Wm., farmer Bird, Benjamin, painter Boss, Lewis, laborer Boyd, Rev. James, Presbyterian Brackenridge, David, blacksmith Cleghorn, Mrs. W. W., Union

HotelDover, J., general merchant Frame, John, laborer Guttridge, Wm., blacksmith Hastings, David, farmer Hastings, Wm., J. P., farmer Jennings, Benjamin, wagon maker Kerr, Andrew, wagon maker Leighton, Wm., blacksmith

VILLAGE OF DOON. 79

DOON.

A post village and station of the Berlin and Preston branch of the Grand Trunk Railway, in the Township of Waterloo, six miles from Berlin, thirty-three from Hamilton, and sixty-five from Toronto. It is situated at the confluence of the Grand and Doon Rivers, and possesses excellent manufacturing facilities.

The Doon Mills, built of stone, employs seven hands, and is an ex­tensive establishment; the flax works of Perine Bros , employs about sixty hands. There is one church, Canada Presbyterian, built in 1856, at a cost of 85,000, Rev. Malcolm McKenzie, pastor. The post office was established in 1845, Robert F. Ferrie, first P. M. Daily mails. Population, 250.

Abbott, Joseph, laborer Airth, James, miller Allan, Wm.Aspenall, Robert, spinner Beck, Fred, merchant Beck, Jacob, laborer Beck, John, laborer Beemer‘ Louis, miller Beyers, John L., shoemaker Blair, John, shoemaker Boomer, Lewis, miller Chapman, John, miller Chapman, Robert, miller Courtney, George, hackler Ferris, Adam Fischer, Joseph, boarding Frink, Henry Garden, Cliarles, hackler Gateman, John, laborer Henderson, Wm., laborer Henderson, Wm., hosier Horseman, Robert, agent Horton, James, portor Kerr, James, spinner Kerr, Wm., M. D.Ernie, John, mason Levely, James, fireman Livergood, Andrew G., carpenter McDougall JamesMcGARVEY, WM., pro. Doon

Mills Hotel

McKenzie, Malcolm, clergyman Morrison, James, roper MULLOY, NELSON, M.D. (See

adv.)Orr, Robert, farmer OSBORNE, WM., lessee miller Pedder, Joshua, carpenter Perine, Brothers & Co., linen manu­

facturersPerine, Joseph, manufacturer Pflege, Otto, roper Plenderleith, David, laborer Randall, Albert, superintendent Randall Stephen, manufacturer Reid, James, roper RIELY, WOLSTAN EDWIN,

pro. Lion Hotel, (See adv.) Simpson, James Siser, Charles, clerk Strang, Robert, merchant Thompson, Charles, machinist Till, Thomas, innkeeper Vipont & Slee, merchants Walker, James, tailor Walker, James A., tailor Weaver, Wm., cooper Watson, David, G.T.R.Writner, Jacob, laborer Wylie, Andrw A,, bookkeeper

SO VILLAGE OF E L M IR A .

1 L I O W X X O MX M 3BE5 XL* *DOON, C. W .

WOLSTAN EDWIN RIELY, Proprietor.

GOOD ACCOMMODATION FOR TRAVELLERS. gOOd S V M L ih g a n d & TTe n TO TE OSTLER.

CHOICE WINES AND LIQUORS,

1ST. M U L T i O Y , M . D . ,(Graduate of Victoria University,)

jpiciait, burgeon, anil 3UcmtfIicar.

OFFICE— McGARVEY’S HOTEL, DOON, C, W.CALLS PUNCTUALLY ATTENDED TO.

ELMIRA.

A post village in the Township of Woolwich, on the Kannakajaique creek, twelve miles from Berlin, the nearest railway station, and seventy- four from Toronto. The village was first settled in the year 1832, by Henry Christman and Edward Bristow. The plot was laid out by Messrs, Wenger and Good. The post office was established in 1852, Edward Bristow, first P. M. The village contains three churches, two Lutheran, Revds. Messrs. Koessman and Ernst, pastors, and one Wes­leyan Methodist, Rev. Mr. Fear, pastor, a common school, averaging 130 pupils, G. W . Woodward, Misses Woodward and Johnston, teachers, a steam flouring mill, a woollen factory, and a foundry. Daily mails. Stages to Berlin and Glenallen. Population, 400.

E lmira M ills— flouring— “ Elmira Flouring Mills Company,” pro­prietors ; John Ratz, President ; S. Snider, Secretary and Treasurer. Steam power, 35 horse, three run of stones with capacity for four more. The building is of brick, three and a half stories high.

E lmira W oollen M ills, Winger & Weaver, proprietors— steam, 45 horse ; two complete sets of machinery, employing 25 hands, and turning out manufactured goods, tweeds, cloths, blankets, &c., to the value of

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from thirty to thirty-five thousand dollars annually, and doing also a large quantity of custom work. The same firm carries on an extensive lumber business, employing steam power, engine 15 horse, and manufac­turing about one and a half million feet per annum. In addition, Messrs. XV. & XV. have a large store, their stock of general merchandise being one of the most complete in the country.

E lmira F oundry— Morningstar & Knechtel— steam power, manufac­ture threshing machines, agricultural implements, &c.

Battenburgh, Jacob, tailor Blatz, Augustus, shoemaker Bracht, Balthaser, saddler Brochler, Jacob, waggon maker Campbell, Ellen, dress maker Carpenter, Daniel, blacksmith Christmann, Henry, farmer Christmann, John, clerk, Winger &

WeaverCHRISTMANN, PHILIP, sr.,

blacksmith and horse shoer Crawford, W ., weaver Dennis, Jacob, laborer DUNKE, HENRY, manufacturer

of carriages and waggons, sleigbs, cutters, &c.

Dunke, Jacob, clerk, I Winger Elmira Steam Flour and Grist

Mills, Jobn Ratz, manager Ellis, W. D., tavern keeper Fady, George, weaver Freeland, Spencer, teamster Garbutt, John, (Savage & G.) Girling, John, manufacturer of sad­

dles and harness, whips, bridles, &c.

Gross, John, sawyer Hatkert, Casper, tailor HELLER, ADAM, general black­

smith and carriage maker. (See adv.)

Hergert, K., tailor Isenliour, James, cai’penter Jansen, Peter, plough manufacturer Kaufman, Chs., fuller, woollen mills Kaulvers, K. Ernst, carriage and

waggon maker

j Kempf, Fred, carpenter Kenning, Robert, farmer Kennedy, Wm., dyer, woollen mills Kerber, Fred, carpenter KIEFER, MATHIAS, proprietor

Railroad Hotel, also butcher Knechtel, Jacob, (Morningstar &

Knechtel)Lacbran, Robert, blacksmith LEVAN, PETER, (L. & Co.) LEVAN, P. & Co., stoves and tin­

ware. (See adv.)McIntosh, John, sr., foreman, wool­

len millsMcLaughlin, Michael, finisher Mack, John, watchman Martin, Hiram, carpenter Martin, Henry S., carpenter Mikus, FrankMorningstar, Jesse, (Morningstar &

Knechtel)Morningstar & Knechtel, founders

and machinists Musser, P., pump maker Newcomb, Charles, spinner Nicol, Janies, bookkeeper, Winger

& WeaverPeterson, Charles, blacksmith RAILROAD HOTEL, M. Kiefer,

proprietorRan, Conrad, wheat buyer and far­

merRandall, Thomas, laborer Ratz, John, president and manager

Elmira MillsReichart, John, clerk, Winger &

Weaver

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Rogers, Thomas, miller ROYAL EXCHANGE HOTEL,

George Vogt, prop. (See adv.) Ruppel, Casper, laborer Ruppel, Charles, salesman RUPPEL, John, general dealer in

dry goods, groceries, hardware, boots and shoes, &c.

SAVAGE & GARBUTT, chemists and druggists. (See adv.)

Savage. John Y. (Savage &Garbutt) Schmitt, Casper, weaver Schroeder, Levi, clerk, Winger &

WeaverSeiler, Jacob, foreman grist mills SHOEMAKER, JOHN, groceries,

confectionery and fancy goods Simon, Louis, tailor and harness

makerSpecker, Cosmos, painter Stark, John, carriage and waggon

makerSteinman, Albert, harness maker Stemm, Henry, laborer Streeter, George, farmer Streeter, Jobn, carder Thaulfers, Ernst, blacksmith Thomas, Edward, laborer Utley, Jonathan, pot ashery Utley, Nathan, sawyer

Utley, Samuel, fireman VOGT, GEORGE, prop. Royal

Exchange Hotel. (See adv.) Wachsmuth, Wm., boot and shoe

makerWalker, David, farmer Walker, Thomas, farmer W ALM SLEY, DAVID I,., M.D.,

physician and surgeon. (See adv.) Wankel, Emil,mason and bricklayer Weaver, Samuel S., (Winger &

Weaver) farmer Weichel, Michael, blacksmith Weitzel, Nicholas, weaver WENGER, ISAAC, general mer­

chantWenz, Jacob, cooperWerner, Henry, clerk, I. Wingerw h i t i n g , Ja m e s a ., m . d „

physician and surgeon. j(See adv.) Wild, Frederick, bootmaker Winger, Henry, cloth dresser Winger, Noah, clerk, I. Winger WINGER, PETER, P. M „ (Win­

ger & Weaver)W INGER & W E A V E R , (Peter

Winger, Samuel S. Weaver), ge­neral merchants and proprietors Woollen Mill, also saw millers. (See adv.)

ADAM HELLER,

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And M anufacturer of

Carriages, Buggies, Waggons, Sleighs, Cutters, Cultivators, and Agricultural Im­plements generally. All work warranted. Jobbing promptly attended to.

EXTRA CARE TAKEN. ELM5KA, C . W„

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W IN G E R & W E A V E R ,E L M IR A CO., W ATERLOO, C. W ,

D E A L E R S IN

STAPLE & FANCY DRY GOODS,GROCERIES, CROCKERY,

WINES & LIQUORS, GLASSWARE. HARDWARE,B O O T S A N D SHOES,

All kinds of Tailoring done to Order in the neatest and most fashionable Style.

The W OOLLEN FAC TO RY and SAW MILL in connection with the Store, as heretofore. W e call attention to our manufactured Goods, consisting of

Fulled Cloths, Tweeds, Sattinets, Flannels, Linseys, Blankets, &c

Q & m P/y© FOR W OCL.-^a

P. LEVAN & CO,D E A L E R S IN

S T O V E S !And Manufacturers of

Tin, Copper, Sheet-Iron Ware. Eave-troughing executed. Jobbing Work attended to.

E L M I R A , C . W .

DAVID L. WALMSLEY,

{jgsmait, Surgeon,ELMIRA, C. W.

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V ILLA G E OF E R B SVILLE .

E L M I R A M E D I C A L H A L L .SAVAGE & GARBUTT, Proprietors.

D EALERS IN

limits, ftotent iWcdmneo,DYE-STUFFS, COAL OIL AND LAMPS,

X B X Z 3 3HORSE AN D CATTLE M EDICINES.

N.B.— PARCELS CAREFULLY PACKED AND SENT BY STAGE.

ROYAL EXCHANGE HOTEL,ELMIRA, C. TV.

GrEO. VOGT; Proprietor.----- 4------

GOOD ACCOMMODATION FOR TRAVELLERS.The Table is always well supplied with the delicacies of the season, and the Bar with

the choicest brands of Wines, Liquors and Cigars. Good Stabling and attentive Hostler. CHARGES MODERATE.

JAMES A. WHITING,PHYSICIAN, SURGEON, AND ACCOUCHEUR,

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ERBSVILLE.

A post village in the Township of Waterloo.

JOHN L. ERB, P. M.

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FISHER’S MILLS.A small village in the Township of Waterloo, on lot number 11, 2nd

concession, and situated on Bretz Creek. The mill has three run ofstones.

FLORA.A post village in the Township of Woolwich, on the Kannakajaique

River, sixteen miles from Berlin. The post office was established in 1863, Isaac Devitt, first P. M. It contains a Lutheran Church, a hotel, school, and several mechanics’ shops.

ISAAC DEVITT, P. M.

FREEPORT.A village in the Township of Waterloo, on the Grand River, four

miles from Berlin, and three from Preston. It was settled about the year 1832, by the Livergood family. The post office was established in 1863, Charles Lutz, first and present P. M. The river supplies excellent water power. There are congregations of the United Brethren, Metho­dist, and Baptist denominations, and about a mile from the village there are two Common Schools. Daily mails. Stages to Waterloo and Pres­ton. Population, 100.

IAlbrecht, Jacob, laborer Allison, Abraham, blacksmith Bentine, John, laborer Boetzner, Moses, farmer Bowman, Isaac, L. Supt. Schools Bowman, Rev. George, (United

Brethren)Gimbel, Jobn B., farmer Ginrich, Jacob, farmer Krampean, Charles, weaver LUTZ, CHARLES, P. M., prop.

Railroad Hotel. (See adv.)

Lutz, Henry, carpenter Martin, S. D.. farmer Sherk, Rev. David, (Mennonist) Sherk, Isaac, trader Shupe, Ephraim, carpenter Shupe, Isaac, produce dealer Schicliter, Rev. John B.Snider, Daniel B., farmer Snider, David, farmer Snider, Elias B., farmer Weaver, Rev. Abraham C. Weaver, Amos, farmer

R A I L R O A D H O T E L ,CHARLES LUTZ, P. M., PROPRIETOR.

FREEPORT, C. W .

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FREIBURG.The name of the post office of the village of New Germany, situated in

the township of Waterloo, eight miles from Berlin. It contains a Roman Catholic Church, two stores, schools, hotels and mechanics’ shops.

Population, 150.

GALT.A Town in the County of Waterloo, is situated in the Township of

North Dumfries, and on both sides of the Grand River. The surround­ing country is remarkable for its fertility, and the scenery in the neigh­borhood of the town is very picturesque. It is the largest and most populous town in the county, and in regard of its manufactures is second to none in the Province. The numerous extensive establishments are fully employed, and Galt has not inappropriately been called the ‘ ‘ Man­chester of Canada.” Its water power is unlimited, and a reference to the subjoined list of the principal establishments, will give a good idea of its claims to be the “ wealthiest incorporated town in Canada.” The streets are neatly laid out, and the employment of stone in building, wbicb is procured in any required quantity in the immediate vicinity, gives the town a remarkably substantial appeai'ance. In 1845 the popu­lation was estimated at 1,000; in 1852, it was 2,248 ; and in 1861, 3,069. The present population is probably about 3,500. ^

D u m f r ie s F o u n d r y — Goldie, McCulloch & Co.— This establishment lias been in operation for about 25 years. The motive power is steam, two engines— aggregate, 40 horse, employing upwards of one hundred operatives. There are two departments, one for the manufacture of engines, boilers, and general mill gearing, the other for woollen machi­nery. All the manufactures are of the most approved model, and the best proof of tbe excellency of the manufacture is found in the demand not only from all parts of Canada, but from the West Indies, California, and other distant countries.

V ic t o r ia F o u n d r y —Lutz & Co.— Established about twenty-five years water power, equivalent to 15 horse— employs from 25 to 30 hands. Manufactures all kinds of agricultural implements, shingle-sawing ma­chines, stoves, ploughs, &c.

U n io n F o u n d r y — J. XV. Davis & Co.— Steam, 10 horse, about 12 hands, manufactures ploughs, stoves, hardware, tin, copper, and sheet- iron ware, all of superior quality.

G a l t A x e F a c t o r y .— H. H. Date.— Established 17 years, water power, employs about 40 hands, and manufactures axes and edge tools.

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D ickson M ills.— Richard Blain.— Erected in 1843. The main building is of stone, 75 by 45 feet, and four stories high. Water power, equal to 60 horse; capacity, 25,000 barrels per annum. Mr. Blain is also proprietor of a cooperage and stave factory, water power, employing 20 hands ; capacity, 40,000 flour barrels, and one million staves annu­ally.

D umfries F louring M ills .— Thomas Stewart.— Water power, four runs of stones ; capacity from 100 to 150 barrels a day. Employs five hands.

R obinson & H owell ’s W oollen F actory.— Steam and water power, engine 45 horse, employs about 50 hands. This establishment manufac­tures cloths and tweeds exclusively.

James J. T hompson & Co.’s W oollen F actory.— Steam and water power, engine 25 horse, employs 30 hands, two sets of machinery, ten looms. Tweeds are the principal manufacture.

P atrick ’s XVoollen F actory.— Robert Patrick. —Water power, em­ploys 24 bands, and manufactures tweeds, knitting yarn, flannels, &c.

Osborne T annery .—W. S. Burnett & Co.— Steam, engine 8 horse employs 8 hands ; manufactures curried leather chiefly.

Billing & Co.’s T annery .—John Billing & Co.— Steam, 30 horse, employs 28 hands. All the several branches of the business are earned on.

Sutherland ’s Sa w M ill .— Steam, 25 horse, employs six bands ; ca­pacity, 8,000 feet a day.

L ajdlaw ’s Sash F actory.— W. W. Laidlaw, builder and contractor. —Water power, employs eight hands in the manufacture of sash, doors, and blinds, flooring, mouldings, &c.

B arbour’s Cabinet and C h air F actory.— John Barbour.— Steam 6 horse, employs 7 hands Trade principally retail.

V ictoria W orks.— James McMillan & Co.— Steam, engine 10 horse, employs 16 hands ; manufacture every description of carriage material, hubs, spokes, bent work, &c.

K a y ’s C arriage W orks.—James Kay.— Employs 15 hands; manu­facture carriages, farm and lumber waggons, &c.

G illies ’ Carriage W orks.— Peter Gillies.— Carriages, waggons, sleighs, &c., made of the best materials. Employs 7 hands. Blacksmith shop in connection.

Galt B r ew ery .— Carter & Todd— Employs six hands. The trade of this establishment extends to the adjoining counties.

Peck ’s M alt F actory.— Thomas Peck.— This establishment does a very extensive business. Orders are filled for all parts of the Province. The malt house is one of the largest stone buildings in the town.

Scott’s F actory.—James Scott & Son—Manufactures bobbies, Jack

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and cotton spools, and other implements for woollen factories—steam and water power—employs 16 hands.

P aper Collar Manufactory.— Wm. Young & Co.— Steam power, employs six hands ; capacity, 20,000 a day.

C hurches.— Trinity (Episcopal), Rev. Dr. Boomer ; Knox’s Canada Presbyterian of U. C., Rev. James K. Smith; Melville Canada Presby­terian of U. C., Rev. W. T. Murdoch; Associated United Presbyterian of North America, Rev. Robert Acheson; St. Andrew’s, Presbyterian; Roman Catholic, Rev. Mr. Dowley; Wesleyan Methodist, Rev. Charles Lavell ; Primitive Methodist, Rev. T. Adams; Methodist New Con­nexion, Rev. Charles McKelvey ; Baptist, no resident pastor.

Galt Grammar School— Average 100pupils.— William Tassie, M.A., Principal; Thomas Wright, Mathematical Teacher ; Rev. Mr. Hansael, German Teacher ; James Scott, Assistant English Teacher ; Miss Craw­ford, French Teacher.

Galt Central School.—William Carlisle, Principal; James McRae, J. S. King, Misses Corodan, Addison, Cant, Torrance, McNaught and Mather, Assistant Teachers.

Galt M echanics’ I nstitute— Originally a circulating library ; estab­lished 1837, and on June 1st, 1841, organized as a Mechanics’ Institute. David Brown, President ; Thomas Field, 1st Vice-President; John Allan, 2nd Vice-President; Thomas M. Simons, 3rd Vice-President; William Trotter, Secretary ; Alex. Addison, Treasurer; R. Blain, J. Fleming, A. Macgregor, J. Barbour, P. Hay, James Craig, George Jaffray, W. Cooke, R. Scott, T. S. Fisher, J. S. Adams, and J. Young, Committee; Alex. Addison, Librarian.

Galt L iterary Society.— Established 1862—Meet every Wednesday evening— 18 members. James Young, President; James McFiggin, Vice-President; J. S. King, Treasurer.

A lma L odge A . F. and A . M. No. 72 G. R. C.— Meet Thursday on or before full moon— T. S. Fisher, W. M .; John Davidson, P. M. ; George H. Paterson, S. W .; Frederick Guggisberg, J. W. ; John Allan, Secretary.

Galt St . A ndrew’s Society.— Regular meetings second Thursday in Februaiy, May, August and November, in tbe Council Chamber, Town Hall. William Osborne, President; Captain Munro, Robert McLean, Vice-Presidents ; James Henderson, Secretary; Alexander Macgregor, Treasurer; Revds. W. T, Murdoch and Robert Campbell, Chaplains; J. R. Philip, M.D., of Galt, and R. McIntyre, M.D., of Hespeler, Phy­sicians ; Messrs. T. S. Fisher, John Sutherland, Alex. Burnett, Robert Patrick, R elief Committee.

Galt Curling Club— Organized 1847— 32 members. R. Webster, President; J. Fleming, Secretary; James Allan, Skip.

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G alt I nfantry Company No. 2—Fifty members—John McDonald, Captain; Robert Poison, Lieutenant; Richard McMillan, Ensign. Drill A ssociation, J. G. Fraser, Drill Master.

Galt F ire Brigade— 120 members—John Barber, Chief Engineer ; William Elliot, 2nd Engineer; William Scott, 3rd Engineer; Jobn Adams, Secretary; Alexander Macgregor, Treasurer. No. 1 ‘ ‘ Great Western,” Robert Malcom, Captain; No. 2 ‘‘ Rescue,” Edward Radigan, Captain; Hook and Ladder, W . II. Scott, Captain ; Hose, Walter Benn, jr., Captain.

Galt B rass B and— 13 members— William Gay, Leader; James Lamont, President; James Brown, Secretary and Treasurer.

Municipality.— Morris G. Lutz, Mayor; John Fleming, Reeve; Alex. Macgregor, Deputy Reeve ; Councilmen—David Brown, Robert Patrick, James McTague, Thomas Peck, Robert Wallace, Roger Robson, Richard Blain, Frederick Guggisberg, James Crombie, John Goldie.

Abernethy, James, mason, S. W. Abernethy, John, shoemaker, Main Acheson, Rev. Robert Adam, Rev. Thomas, Market Adams, Amos, pro. Farmers’ Inn Adams, J., wheat buyer, Colborne ADDISON, ALEXANDER,libra­

rian Mechanics’ Institute Addison, Alexander, cabinet maker,

AinslieAiken, James, tailor, Dickson AIKENS, THOMAS, proprietor

Union Hotel, Main, (See adv.) ALHAMBRA SALOON & RES­

TAURANT, B. Carter, pro., Ainslie. (See adv.)

Allan, Daniel, builder, King Allan, .Tames, carpenter, Main ALLAN, JOHN, editor and pro.

Dumfries Reformer. (See adv.) Allan, Mrs. Mary, Main Allan, Robert C., clerk, Bruce Allison, John, drover, Main ALLISON & P1CKERD, butcher,

Market House Alma Lodge Rooms, S. XV. AMERICAN EXPRESS CO.,

James G. Fraser, agent, N. W. Anderson, And., shoemaker, N. XV.

Anderson, Isaac, clerk, Church Anderson, James, carter, Concession Anderson, James, clerk, Church Anderson, John, shoemaker, Market ANDR1CH, MARTIN, butcher,

Market House Ainslie, Adam, Ainslie Ainslie, Adam, Hunter Ainslie, George C., Hunter Aiknet, Mrs. Ellen, Chapman Armstrong, George, laborer, Main Armstrong, Geo., blacksmith, N.W. Armstrong, Jas., wool sorter. Head Armstrong, Margaret, Mrs., Main Armstrong, Thomas, Oak Armstrong, Wm., laborer, S. W. Arnold, Mrs. Charlotte, Ainslie Atcheson, George, clerk Atwood, Jesse, manufacturer, Main Atwood, J. B., manufac’r, Victoira Austin, Adam, millwright, Main Austin, Samuel, fishmonger Austin, Stewart, machinist, Mill Austin, Wm., miller, West Main Ante, Gustav, foreman tailor, W.

H. & S. Wilkins Bailey, James, blacksmith Bailey, Mrs., Main Baker, Geo., music teacher, North

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Baker, Henry, weaver, Queen Baker, Thomas, surgeon, Glebe Baker, Thomas E., Portland Ball, A. T. H., barrister, &c., Com­

mercial Buildings, S. W,Ball, G. W. II., student, A. T. H.,

BallBallantyne, Charles, Main Ballantyne, Mrs. S. W .Bance, Wm., gardener, Waterloo

RoadBarber, Geo., shoemaker, Cameron Barber, John, steam cabinet and

chair factory, N. W.Barber, Wm., machinist, N. W . Barclough, James, cabinet maker,

DicksonBarclough, William, tinsmith, Main Barnaby, Phoebe, Mrs., Dickson Barr, James E., currier, Main Barrett, Anthony, laborer, S. XV. Barrett, Edward, carpenter, Simcoe Barrett, Richard, laborer, Simcoe Barret! James, laborer, S. W . Barrett, Thomas, laborer, Simcoe Barry, Thomas, tailor, Shade Barton, Samuel, foreman blacksmith

Dumfrie’s Foundry Beattie, Adam, fuller, Simcoe Beattie, David, laborer, Davidson Bechtel, Christopher, grinder, Bond Bell, Adam, teamster, Glebe Bell, Alexander, teacher, Queen Bell, Andrew, teamster, W. Main Bell, Richard, laborer, W. Main Bell, Wm., teamster, Glebe Benn, John, tinsmith. N. W. BENN, W A LTE R H., proprietor

Inkerman Inn, N. W .Benn, W . II., jun., IN. XV.Bergy, Abram, salesman, G. Hume Bernhart, Philip, trimmer', Main BERNHART, W. M., pro. Com­

mercial Hotel, near Depot. (See adv.)

Berry, Robert, laborer, XV. Main

Biggar, William, laborer, Sprague Road

BILLING, JOHN & CO., tanners and sheepskin pullers, XV. Main

Bingham, John, spinner, Head Bitterman, John, printer, N. W . Black, Francis, blacksmith and far­

rier, W . Main Black, John, drover, Bruce Blacklock, Mrs. Jane, Beverly Blain, James, Victoria Blain, James, W. Main Blain, John, farmer, Kay Blain, John, teamster, S. W. BLAIN, RICHARD, proprietor

Dickson Mills, N. W .Blain, Thomas, wheat buyer, S. W. Blythe, David, cooper, W . Main Bogue, William, W . Main Boomer, Mrs. Isabella, S. W. Boomer, Rev. Michael (Episcopal)

Waterloo Road Booth, Norman, Beverley Booty, James, laborer, Shade Bowes, John, clerk, Colborne Brennan, Hugh A., clerk. S. IV. Brill, Fred’k, wool sorter, Chapman Brock, Birch, laborer, State Brodie, Miss Agnes, baker and con­

fectioner, MainBrooks, Mordecai, gunsmith, S. W . Broomfield, R., carpenter, W . Main Brown, Alex., machinist, W. Main Brown, David, bookkeeper, Colborne Brown, Mrs. Elizabeth, Head Brown, James, moulder, Colborne Brown, John, butcher, McA. Road Brown, Lewis, laborer, Arthur Brown, Robert, Market BROWN, R. S., resident dentist,

N .W .BROW NLOW, THOS., merchant,

MainBruce, AVm., buteber, Concession Bryden, Walter, blacksmith, McA.

Road

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Buchanan, Alex., Victoria Bunstou, John, shoemaker, Beverley

Choates, Wm. B., artist, Ainslie

photographic

BURNETT, ALEN., market clerk, j Christy, Mrs. Margaret, HeadMarket House

Burnett, Robert, carpenter, Head BURNETT, XV. S. & Co., tanners, j

office, Main

Church, Henry, malster, Shade j CLARK, JOHN, butcher, Market

Housej Clouden, James, farmer, Shade

Bums, Alex., foreman boilermaker, I Cochran, Donald, machinist, MetcalfDumfries Foundry

Burns, Charles D., Bond Burns, John H., Rose Burrows, Richard, laborer, Beverley Cain, Trayton, miller, Church Cairns, Alex., machinist, Glebe Caldwell, David, gardener, Bruce Callaghan, Cornelius, Portland Callaghan, Mary and Catherine,

PortlandCallaghan, Mich’l, laborer, Portland Callaghan, Owen, laborer, Portland Cain, Mrs. Wm., King

Conkey, Alexander, farmer, Ball Avenue

Connell, David, innkeeper, Sprague Road

Conner, Patrick, laborer, W. Main j Collaghan, John, laborer, Beverley COMMERCIAL BANK OF

CANADA, W. Cooke, manager, N. W .

Common, Adam, laborer, W. Main Cooey, David, miller, Dickson

MillsCooke, Mrs. Penelope, Queen

Cameron, Daniel, foreman machin- ! COOKE, WM., manager Commer-ist, Dumfries’ Foundry

Campbell, Edward C., King Campbell, Rev. Robert, Cedar Campbell, Thomas, laborer, Simcoe Cant, A ., foreman pattern maker,

Dumfries Foundry Cant, Mrs. F., Forbes Cant, Hugh, millwright, Forbes CANT, J. & II., saddle and harness

makers, N. W. (See adv.) Carlyle, Wm., teacher, Maple Carrick, Alex., farmer, Beverley Carter, Alex., bi'ewer, Harris CARTER, BENJ., pro. Alhambra

Saloon and Restaurant, Ainslie. (See adv.)

CARTER & TODD (Alex. Carter and Thomas Todd) props, Galt Brewery, malsters & grain dealers, Main. nr. R. R.

Carter, Wm., clerk, Main Cheeseman, John, carpenter, XV.

MainChestei', Richard, shoemaker, N , W.

Bank, also agent Liverpool and London and Globe Ins. Co., and Canada Life, N. W . (See adv.)

Co-operative Store, Hugh Cant, President, A . H. Cranston, Sec­retary, David Brown, Treasurer, Main

Corridan, Nicholas, laborer, Shade Coulthard, Joseph, laborer, Queen Coulthard, Wm., carpenter, Shade Courtney, John,McA. Road Covey, Samuel, laborer, Church Cowan, Thomas, collector, S. W. Craig, James, painter, framer, and

paper hanger, N. W.CRAIG, JAMES, groceries, pro­

visions and liquors, Main Craig, Matthew, laborer, Sprague

RoadCrane, Henry, carpenter, Cameron Crane, JohnS., shoemaker, Cameron Crane, Wm., carpenter, Cameron Cranston, Adam, bookkeeper, J. J.

Thomson & Co.

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CROMBIE, JAMES & CO., manu­facturers of woollen goods, millers &c., office, Commercial Buildings

Crozier, Agnes, Colborn Cromerty, Peter, cooper, Head Cummings, Walter, carder, Colborn Cunningham, John, Chapman Curless, Harriett, Market Curless, James, teamster, Anslie Curless, Robert, cooper, Market Daley, Dennis, cooper, Maple Dalgleish, James, builder, Bruce Dalgleish, Thomas, builder, Elliott

BlockDATE, H. H., manufacturer of

edge tools, axes, &c., N. W. Davidson, Elizabeth, Pollock Avenue DAVIDSON, JOHN, post master,

manager Gore Bank, S. XV. Davidson, Thomas, clerk, Victoria Davidson, Wm., saddler, McKenzie Davis, Chas. II., shoemaker Anslie DAVIS, JAS.W. (J.W. D. & Co.)

AinslieDAVIS, J. W. & CO., founders,

and dealers in ploughs, stoves, tin, copper, & sheet-iron ware, N. W.

Dawson, Margaret, N. W.Deans, John, manufacturer, W. Main Deans, Peter, mason, Beverley DEANS, XV. CARTER, M.D.,

physician and surgeon, N. W. D E A R Y, JAS., pro. North Ameri­

can Hotel, Main Dennis, Henry, teamster, Shade Dennis, John, blacksmith, Beverley Devine, Thomas, laborer, Rollo DICKSON. MILLS, Richard Blain

prop., N. W.Dickson, Wm., Queen Diggens, Francis, laborer, Beverley Dill, Mrs. Julia, W Main Distin, Wm. L., Queen Dixon, James, carpenter, Bruce Donohy, Peter, laborer Dowker, John, Beverley

Drummond, Mrs. Christina, Met­calf

Dryden, Andrew, saw miller and shingle manufacturer

Drden, James, carpenter Dryden, John, carpenter, Sprague

RoadDryden, Thomas, carpenter, Sprague

RoadDUMFRIES FOUNDRY, Goldie

McCulloch & Co., props. (See adv.)

DUMFRIES REFORMER, John Allan, editor and prop., Main. (See adv.)

Dunn, James, weaver, Victoria Durand & Philip (Charles & Geo.

S.) barristers, &c., Mill Durham, Daniel, laborer, McA Road Duthie, Mrs., W. Main Dykes, John G., Main Eagen, Daniel, cooper, Simcoe Eagen, John, laborer, Simcoe Eby, Susannah, Hawthorn Eddy, Wm., laborer, Beverley Elliott, Andrew, Centre Elliott, Charles, cooper, Church Elliot, John, laborer, Shade Elliott, Mrs., W . Main % ELLIOT, WM., photographer,

MainElliott, Wm., laborer, S. W . Elmslie,Alex. G. (J. Fleming & Co.) Evans, Francis, agent, Hawthorn Fair, John, cabinet maker, N. W. Fairgreave, George, carpenter, Col-

bornFairgreave, Thos., carriage maker,

ColbornFairservice, Wm., tool maker, W

MainFoley, Michael, laborer, Bond Farmers’ Inn, Amos Adams, prop.,

MainFarquharson, Donald, laborer, Rose Feather, Henry, wool sorter, Head

TOWN OF G ALT. 93

Ferguson, D. & Co., painters, W Main

Ferguson, John, clerk, W Main Ferguson, Wm., McA. Road Field, Thomas, Bruce Finlater, Mrs. Jane, Main Fisher, Alexander, Mrs., R. R. Fisher, George F., clerk, Main FISHER, THOMAS S., general

merchant, Main. (See adv.) Fisher, Wm., currier, Market Flanigan, James, laborer, Victoria FLEMING, JOHN, general mer­

chant, Main. (See adv.) FLEMING, JOHN, & CO., book­

sellers, and dealers in fancy goods, j Main. (See adv.)

Forbes, Charles, cooper, Main Forbes, John, carpenter, State Fraser, Alexander, laborer, Conces­

sionFraser, Alex. C , bookkeeper, W.

Spence & Co.Fraser, James G., Am. Ex. and

Telegraph operator, N.W. Fraser, John, agent G.T.R., N.W. Frayer, L., tool maker, Market Gallagher, John, cooper, Simcoe Gallagher, Michael, cooper, Simcoe Galletly, David, spinner, King GALT HOTEL, Main GALT REPORTER, Jaffray Bros.,

editors and proprietors, Main, cor North Water. (See adv.)

Gash, Mrs. Elizabeth, North GAY, W M., band master and

music teacher, Dickson GEDDES, J. D., accountant, Gore

BankGeddes, John E., Walnut Gibb, David, blacksmith, Metcalf Gibb, Jobn, laborer, Metcalf Gibb, Robert, carpenter, Metcalf Gilles, Peter, carriage maker, Main Gillespie, J. B., (J. B. Gillespie &

Co.) S. W.

GILLESPIE, J. B. & CO., im­porters of dry goods, Main, cor Water

Gillespie, G. H., Pollock Avenue GILLIES, PETER, carriage and

waggon maker, Main. (See adv.) Gingrich, David XV., millwright,

ForbesGirdlestone, 0. W ., bookkeeper,

Gore Dist. Mutual Ins. Co. GOLDIE, JOHN,(Goldie, McCul­

loch & Co.)GOLDIE, McCULLOCH & CO.,

prop. Dumfries Foundry. (See adv.)

Golby, Silas, laborer, Bruce Goodall, Andrew, gardener, Bever-

leyGoodall, George, farmer, River

RoadGoodall, James, tanner, R. R. St. Goodall, Jobn, farmer, Rose Gooder, Joseph, Ainslie Gordon, Thomas, shoemaker, Main GORE DISTRICT MUTUAL

FIRE INS. CO., President, John Davidson; Secretary, F. M. Si­mons ; Inspector, It. McLean; Commercial Buildings, S. W.

GORE BANK, John Davidson, manager, S. XV.

Gormanly, James, laborer, Rollo Gormanly, Martin, laborer, Rollo Gourley, John, machinist, Glebe Gow, Alexander, shoemaker, Harris Graham, David, carpenter, Conces­

sionGraham, George, innkeeper, Main Graham, Miss, dressmaker and mil­

linerGraham, Miss Jane, Main Graham, Samuel, laborer, Mill Grabam, Wm., carpenter, Main Grand Trunk R. R. Office, John

Fraser agent, N. W.Grant, Alexander, mason, S. W .

94 TOWN OF G A L T.

Gray, Mrs. Alice, Berlin wool and fancy goods, Main

Gray, John, laborer, Head Gray, Robert, carpenter, Main Green, Robert, tailor, Church Green, Wm., clerk, Main Grindley, James, machinist, W .

MainGrisch, John, boot and shoemaker,

MainGUGGISBERG, FREDERICK,

inspector and dealer in drygoods, Main, cor N. Water

Guggisberg, Wm., clerk, Main Grills, Wm., laborer, King Gunn, Alexander, laborer, Chapman HABBICK, JOHN, drygoods and

millinery, Main, nr Water Haines, Rev. Frederick, Dickson Hall, W. D., G. T. R. R. agenf,N.

WaterHall, Mrs. Margaret, N. Water Halliday, Robert, Church Hambly, Charles, laborer, Head Hamilton, Archb’d, laborer, Queen Hamilton, Mrs. Susan, Church Hanovan, James, laborer, Brock Hanifan, James, laborer, Beverley Hardy, James, Cedar Harkness, Richard, tailor, John Or­

chardHarley, John, Main Harley, Mrs.. High Harriett, George, tanner, W . Main Harriett, James, machinist, W.

MainHarris, Mrs. Augustus, Harris Harris, James, Harris Harris, T. W., assistant postmaster, Harvey, Ann S., Shade Harvey, Ann, Hunter Harvey, David, McA. Road Hassell, John, laborer, North Havill, James, plasterer, Concession Hay, Charles, laborer, Cedar Hay, George, W Main

[ Hay, James, mason, S, W.Hay, John, W Main Hay, Peter, foreman machinist,

Dumfries Foundry Hay, William O., clerk. Church Heaney, Thomas, laborer, W Main HEIN HOLD, WILHELM, manu­

facturer and dealer in boots and shoes, hats, caps and furs, Main. (See adv.)

Henderson, Archibald, farmer, Rose Henderson, Jas., carpenter, Church Henderson, James, bookkeeper, W.

Me BroomHenespoke, Michael, laborer, S. XV. Henry, James, laborer, Church Hilbert, Mrs., W Main Hilbert, Mrs., Forbes Hinshelwood, Peter, chief constable,

office— Town Hall Hinshelwood, Robert, laborer,

Sprague RoadHobson, Jacob, laborer, W Main Hohl, Jacob, carpenter, Race Holland, John, house and sign pain­

ter, leaden sash, glazier, W Main Hood, Adam, jr.. machinist, S. W. Hood, Adam, carpenter, S. W. Hood, Andrew, watch makr, S. XV. Hood & Flanagan, proprietors skat­

ing rink, High Hood, Robert, carpenter Hood, Thomas, miller, Railroad

StationHormbostle, Ernst, machinist, Mel­

villeHouseman, John, painter, N. W. Houseman, John, laborer, Victoria Howey, Egerton R., medical stu­

dent, Mai'ketHowell, Dan’l, manufacturer, Chap­

manHowell, Daniel, (Robinson & How­

ell), h S. XV.Hufmam, Charles, laborer, Bond Hume, Alexander, Glenmorris

TOWN OF GALT. 95

HUME, GAVIN, general hard- 1

ware, oils, paints and groceries, Main. (See adv.)

Ilunter, Archibald, laborer, Malcom HUNTER, JAS., provision dealer

and money broker, Main Hunter, Thomas, laborer, Waterloo

RoadHUSBAND, GEORGE, M. D.,

physician and surgeon, and ac­coucheur, Market

Ingles, George, grocer, W Main Ingall, Thomas, laborer, Glebe Irving, David, salesman, W . H. Job Irving, Matthew, foreman mill stone

builder, Dumfries Foundry Jackson, Jobn, (Morris & Jackson) Jackson, M. J., salesman, W. H.

JobJackson, Mrs. I!., Market JAFFRAY, BROS., (G. & IL),

editors and proprietors Galt Re­porter. (See adv.)

Jaffray, Daniel, laborer, N. XV. Jaffray, James, bookbinder Jaffray, Richard, printer Jaffray, Wm., notary'- public and in­

surance agentJagger, George, laborer, Anslie Jamieson, George, farmer, King Jamieson, Mrs., Maple Jardine, John, blacksmith, Main Jardine, Walter, blacksmith, Shade Jeffray, Peter, weaver and gardener,

N. W.Jenkson, Wm., carder, N. W.Job, Charles C., Market JOB, WM. H., dry goods, millinery

and mantles, Main Johns, Jesse, laborer, North Johnston, Henry, laborer, Beverley Johnston, John, laborer, Oxford Johnston, Joseph, laborer, Beverley Johnston, Wm., moulder, W Main Johnstone, Levi, laborer, King Johnstone, Mrs. Esther, Bruce

l Kay, Adam, carriage maker, Col­borne

Kay, Alex., machinist, W Main Kay, Hugh, painter, North K A Y , JAMES, carriage and wag­

gon maker, N. W . (See adv.) K AY, JOHN, watchmaker and

jeweller, Main. (See adv.)Kay, W ., carriage maker, Colborne Kay, Mrs. Wm., groceries,' &c., N.

W.Keachie, John, B., carpenter, W

MainKEEFER, PETER, clerk, Third

Division Court, and commissioner for taking affidavits in B. R., office, opposite Queen’s Court

Kellcher, John, laborer, N. W.KelIclier, Patrick, laborer, Church Kelley, Thomas, carriage maker,

MarketKennedy, Angus, shoemaker, Bev-

erleyKennedy, George, laborer, Main Kennedy, James D.,teacher,Sprague

RoadKennedy, John, moulder, XV Main Kennedy, Mrs., S. W.Kerr, Archibald, Spence Kerr, James, millwright, W Main Kerr, Thomas, carpenter, Church Kerr, Thomas, moulder, Church Kerr, Thomas C., Oak Kirkpatrick, Jas., innkeeper, McA

RoadKimble, John, moulder, N. XV. King, Matthew, laborer, East Kinsman, Nicholas, mason, Bever­

leyKinsman, Nicholas, Concession Kinsman, Richard, grinder, Bever­

leyKippon, Mrs, Julia, Church KNAPP, F. A., accountant, Com­

mercial BankKnox, Mrs. Christina, Ainslie

96 TOWN OF G A LT.

Knox, James, baker, Thomas Knox KNOX, THOMAS, baker and con­

fectioner, MainLaidlaw, Gideon, clerk, W Main Laidlaw, Wm., carpenter, W Main Laidlaw, Walter, (Laidlaw & Pat­

terson), W MainL A ID L A W ’ & PATTERSON,

carpenters and joiners, Anslie LAIDLAW , WM. W.. builder,

sash, doors and blinds, &c., N.W. Laird, George, carpenter, Shade Lake, Andrew, millwright. W Main Lake, Mrs., W Main Lamb, Andrew, Glebe Lamb, Robert, Glebe Lammond, John, machinist, Samuel-

stonLandreth, Mrs. Margaret, S. W. Laprake, D. Church Lash, Z. A., student, W. N. Miller Laven, James, cooper, S. W.Laven, P., prop. Albion Hotel, N.

W aterLawless, James, laborer, Bond Lawson, James, Glenmorris Leatherdale, James, carpenter,

ShadeLee, Mrs. Jane, Market Leishman, Wm., weaver, W Main Lilly, James, Main Lister, Thomas, drover, Anslie Lithgow, Alexander, tailor, David­

sonLittle, David, carpenter, Cedar Little, David, merchant tailor and

clothier, MainLittle, John, foreman moulder,

Dumfries Foundry Little, Thomas, cabinet maker,

ChurchLittle, Thomas, tailor, Cedar Little, Wm., mason, Cedar Logan, Mrs. Margaret, Forbes Logan, Samuel, cooper, McA. Road Long, Mrs. Bridget, Beverley

Long, Wm., laborer, High Longom, James C., tailor, N. XX7. Lowe, Eliza, Samuelston Lowell, Charles, Queen Square Lowell, Francis, prop. Queen’s

Arms HotelLunn, Wm., mason, Sprague Road LUTZ & CO., iron founders, ma­

chinists and agrienltural imple­ment makers, N. W . (See adv.)

LUTZ, MORRIS C„ (Lutz & Co.)Mayor of Galt, h Ainslie

Lyons. Charles, Portland McArthur, Robert, shoemaker,

DavidsonMcBROOM, WM., general mer­

chant and dealer in wines and liquors, Main. (See adv.)

McCausland, John, jr., cooper, S. W. McCauslin, John, laborer, S. W. McClelland, Gilbert, clerk, Ainslie McCrea, Donald, machinist, W.

MainMcCREA, WM., seedsman and

fruit store, MainMcCruden, James, toolmaker, Be­

verleyMcCruden, John, toolmaker, Bever­

leyMcCrum, Henry, bookkeeper, H.

II. DateMcCulloch, George, millwright, W.

MainMcCu l l o c h , h u g h , (Goldie,

McCulloch & Co.)MCDONALD, JOHN, groceries

and provisions,Main.McDonald, Wm A ., stone cutter

McA. RoadMcDougall, Adam, carpenter McDougall, Duncan, boots and

shoes, MainMcDougall, James, blacksmith, W

MainMcDougall, John, carpenter, W

Main

TOWN OF GALT. 97

McDougall, Robert, carpenter, W Main

McDougall, Thomas, carpenter, W Main

McFarlane, Mrs., W. Main McFeiggan, James, bookkeeper, G.

HumeMcFiggan, David, S. W.McGowen, George, laborer, Church McGregor, John, laborer, S. W. McGregor, Wm., blacksmith, W

MainMcllwraith, Andrew, bookkeeper,

Dumfries Foundry McIntosh, Peter, Hunter Mclntosb, Thomas, gardener, Be­

verleyMcKay, Alexander, laborer, McA.

RoadMcKeand, Donald, accountant,

ChurchMcKenzie, Alexander, shoemaker,

MelvilleMcKenzie, Donald, blacksmith,

MainMcKenzie, Isabella, Oak McKendrick, James, plasterer,

RaceMcKenzie, Mrs., Chapman McKenzie, Wm., McKenzie McKenzie, Wm., Pollock Avenue McLachlin, John, laborer, Main McLachlan, John, Church McLachlan, Wm., warper, Church McLachlan, Wm., tailor, Glebe McLaren, Mrs., Glebe McLean, Thomas, Wellington McMeeken, Wm., laborer, W Main McMillan, A. G., clerk, W Main McMillen, James, farmer, John McMILLAN, JAS. & CO., manu­

facturers of hubs, spokes, bent stuff, and all kinds of carriage materials, Victoria works, Main

McMillan, Richard, clerk, S. W. McMillan, Thomas, seedsman, Main

Me Mann, Martin, laborer, Chapman MCNAUGHTON, GEO., watch­

maker and jeweller, Main McNaughton, Duncan, McKenzie Me Naught, Mrs., Church McRae, Alexander, clerk, Haw­

thornMcRae, Donald, tailor, Bond McRae, George, gardener, Shade McRae, James, teacher, Hawthorn McRae, Mrs. John, Queen McTAGUE, JAMES, stoves, tin,

copper, and sheet-iron ware, Main McTague, James, farmer, John Me Vicar, Wm., laborer, Oak McWilliams, Charles, tailor, Main,

h MapleMACGREGOR, A., agent for Pro­

vincial Insurance Co., Queens Insui'ance Co. of Liverpool, and Can. Per. B. & S. Society, also official assignee, Co. Waterloo, Main

Molcolm, John, cabinet maker, W Main

Mahoney, Dennis, laborer, Kerr Maitland, Hugh, North Malcolm, Andw., carpenter, cabinet

and chair factory, W Main Malcolm, Robert, groceries and pro­

visions, MainMarch, Wm.,book seller, Main Marshall, Thomas, tailor, Beverley Martin, Mrs. Ann, Beverley Martin, Miss Elizabeth, fruits and

confectionery, Main Mather, Mrs. Mary, Shade MECHANICS’ INSTITUTE, A.

Addison, librarian, Town Hall Meikle, John, saddles and harness,

MainMeikle, James, Bruce MELLISH, ROBERT, painter and

glazier, Anslie. (See adv.) Menzie, Alex., laborer, Concession Mercer, Andrew, Arthur

98 TOW N OF G A L T.

MESERVE, J. C. BEN., veteri­nary surgeon, Mill, opp Union Hotel. (See adv.)

Mickelborongb, Joseph, Colborne Middlemas, Andrew, station master

ConcessionMiddlemas, Thomas, station master,

G. XV. R.Miles, Robert, Hunter Millar, Henry, Wellington MILLER, JOHN, barrister, N.W. Miller, John H., with John Miller Millar, Richard, clerk, Waterloo Millar, Wm., spinner, Metcalf MILLER, WM., ( .'ounty Judge,

W elliugtonMILLER, HENRY, & CO., im­

porters, and dealers in drugs and chemicals, Main

Miller, Robert, medical student, Dr. XV. Deans

Miller, Robert, baker, W Miller MILLER, XV. NICHOLAS, bar­

rister and attorney, and agent for European Life Ins. Co., Com­mercial Buildings. (See adv.)

Miller, Wm., baker, N. XV.Milroy, James, farmer, Mill Mitchell, Robert, blacksmith, W

MainMoore, Richard, McA Road Monkman, Wm., laborer, Beverley Monteith, Robert, tailor, Chapman Montreal Telegraph Co., James G.

Fraser, agent, N. W .Morley, Benjamin, wool sorter,

HeadMORRIS & JACKSON (Thomas

Morris & John Jackson) manu­facturers, and dealers in boots and shoes, Main

Morris, Thomas (Morris & Jack- son) S. W.

Morton, John, machinist, Maple Mowat, John, machinist, W Main Mundel, J., freight clerk, G.W.R.

Mundle, John, clerk, State Munroe, David, plasterer, Bond Mnnroe, George, carpenter, S. W. MUNRO, HECTOR, surveyor of

customs, R. R. station Murdoch, Rev. Wm., Church Murry, Mrs. Robert, grocer, N.W. Murray, Walter, sidcller, High Myles, Thomas, co d and wood yard,

HighNeilson, James, baker, W Main Nelles, R. F., collector of Inland

Revenue, office Depot Neviu, Alexander, laborer, Cedar Nichol, James, farmer, Beverley Nicholson, Ralph, clerk, W Main Norris, Win,, laborer. Brook NORTH AMERICAN HOTEL,

James Deary, prop., Main Oats, Mrs., Beverley O’Brien, Wm., tailor, State O’ Hanley, Allan, laborer, Bond Oliver, Mrs. Adam, Glebe Oliver, Andrew, chemist and drug­

gist, Main, cor N. W.Oliver, George, drover, W Main <1 liver, John, drover, Harris Oliver, John, laborer, W Main Oliver, Simon, chandler, W Main Oliver, Wm., druggist, A. Oliver Orchai'd, Jobn, merchant tailor and

clothier. MainOSBORNE, WM., prop. Doon

Mills, MainOsmond, Mrs. Elizabeth, Samuel-

stonOvens, Robert, mason, McA. Road Ovens, Wm., millwright, Forbes Owens, Robert, mason, South Paisley, Mrs. Christina, Colborn PATRICK , ROBERT, woollen

and carding mill, N. W . (See adv.)

Patterson, George, carpenter, Maple Patterson, George H., teller, Gore

Bank

TOWN OF GALT. 99

Patterson, James, weaver, W Main PATTERSON, JAS., (Laidlaw &

Patterson) XV Main Patterson, John, cabinet maker,

SamuelstonPatterson, John, clerk, Maple Pearce, Francis, blacksmith, N. W. Pearson, Mrs. John, Market PECK, THOS., maltster, Beverley Petcher, Wm., head miller, Dickson

MillsPhilip, George, barrister, Market Philip, George S. (Durand & Philip) PHILIP, JOHN R., M. D „ physi­

cian and surgeon, W Main Pickard, Wm., drover, Bond Pollock, James, P. L. S. and Ins.

agent, W MainPOLSON, ANGUS, dealer in dry

goods and clothing, Main. (See adv.)

Poison, Robert, clerk, Shade Prall, Wm., machinist, N. W. Prest, Mrs. Susan, Church Prest, Wm., boots and shoes, Main Price, Wm., painter, Church Proudfoot, Walter, laborer, Sp. Road PROVINCIAL INSURANCE

CO., A. Macgregor, agent Quarrie, Wm., manufacturer and

dealer in saddles, harness, trunks, &c., Main

Queen, Mrs. Ann, North QUEEN’S ARMS HOTEL, Fran­

cis Lowell, prop.Quirk, Patrick, laborer, Simcoe Badigan, Edward (Ferguson & Co.) Rae, John, BondRamsay, James, drover, Concession Ramsay, John, laborer, Glebe Ramsay, John, jr., Glebe Ramsay, Mrs., Railroad Rankin, John, merchant, High Ratican, Edward, painter, Simcoe Ratican, Patrick, laborer, Simcoe Reath, Moses, laborer, Church

Rees, Henry, Church Reid, Adam, Glebe REID, ROBERT, surgeon dentist,

W MainReid, Robert, machinist, Glebe Richards, Henry J., McA. Road Richardson, John, laborer, S. W. RICHARDSON, SAMUEL, M.

D., physician and surgeon, S. W. Richman, George, W Main Riddle, Robert, XV Main Riley, John, laborer, Beverley RILEY, W. A., barber and hair­

dresser, MainRimstetler, Michael, turner, N. W. ROBERTSON, JOHN, law, chan­

cery and conveyancing, and in­surance, Main. (See adv.)

Robertson, Kenneth, clerk, Market Robinson, Edward, boot and shoe-

molror lYT amROBINSON & HOWELL, (Wm.

Robinson and Daniel Howell) woollen manufacturers, S. W.

Robinson, Mrs., Church Robinson, Robert, agent, Beverly Robinson, Wm.. (Robinson &

Howell) S. W .ROBSON, R. & J., (Roger and

.Tames) builders, sash, doors, blinds, flooring and moulding, nr railroad station

Roger, Mrs., S. W.Ross, John, machinist, Cedar Ross, Malcolm, carpenter, Samuel­

stonRoy, Alexander, laborer, McA.

RoadRubedeux, Wm., Dickson Rudy, Jacob, clerk, Main Rumsey, C. S., teller, Commercial

BankRutherford, Thomas, cabinet maker,

N. W.Rutherford, Thomas, carpenter,

Glebe

100 TOWN OF G A L T .

Sampson, Theophilus, Queen Sanders, James, laborer, Arthur Sanders, Robert, laborer, W Main Sanders, Thomas, saddler, McA.

RoadSanderson, John C , carpenter, S. W Scanlan, John, laborer, Brook Schmitt, Mrs. Elizabeth, Laven Schofield, M., Queen Scott, James, porter, Victoria

AvenueScott, James, carpenter, Mill Scott, John, marble cutter, McA.

RoadScott, John, cattle dealer, Church SCOTT, THOS. F., barber and

hairdresser, Main Scott, Walter, carpenter, Church Scott, Wm., salesman, G. Hume Scott, Wm., Rose Scott, Wm., agent, Markham Scott, Wm. H., carpenter, Mill Scrimger, J. R., livery stable, Main Scrimger, James, farmer, Queen Scrimger, Wm. & James, livery,

MainScrogie, George, drover, Concession Seagram, Joseph, Main Seagram. Henry, Main Seagram, Thomas, M. D., surgeon,

W MainSefter, Henry, Churcli Shaw, Matthew, laborer, McNaugh­

tonShea, Cornelius, laborer, North Shea, Patrick, laborer, North Shearson, Wm., merchant, Haw­

thornShearson, W. A., grain merchant,

Market Square Shell, James, drover, Bruce Sheil, Robert, farmer, Sprague’s

RoadShepherd, Duncan, McA. Road SHIELS, JAMES, butcher, Mar­

ket House

Simpson, John, laborer, Hawthorn SIMONS, F. M., Sec. Gore District

Mutual Fire Ins. Co., Commer­cial Buildings, S. W .

Sinclair, Alexander, laborer, Bever­ley

Slade, Charles, waggonmaker, Queen Slade, Thomas, carpenter, Shade Slimer, Michael, toolmaker, Market Smith, Rev. James K,, Hunter Smith, Joel B., (James McMillan &

Co.) Victoria Works Smith, Mary, Market Smith, Sidney, N. Water Smith, Wm., tailor, Glebe Smith, Wm., laborer, N. W.Smith, Wm., farmer, Waterloo

RoadSneath, George, moulder, N. W. SNELL, EDMUND, butcher,

Market HouseSPARROW , THOS., town clerk

and treasurer, office, Town Hall SPARROW, THOS. W., M. D.,

physician, surgeon and accou­cheur, adj. Meth. N. C. Church. (See adv.)

Speers, David, Kay SPENCE, WM. & CO., wholesale

dealers and jobbers in Canadian manufactures, Commercial Build­ings

Spencer, Rupert, Rollo Splane, Mrs., Queen SPROULE, JAMES, manufactu­

rer and dealer in boots and shoes, N. W .

Sproatt, Mary, High Steel, John, Bruce Stepler, John, carriage maker, Dick­

sonStepler, John, foreman bender, Vic­

toria WorksStevens, George, livery stable, Main Stewart, Alexander, carpenter,

King

TOWN OF GALT. 101

Stewart, Charles, N. W .Stewart, David, miller, Race Road Stewart, James R., farmer, S. W. STEWART, THOS., prop. Dum­

fries flouring mill, Mill Stewart, Wm., laborer, Head Stockford, Mark, laborer, McA.

RoadStoddard, George, cooper, Market Stoddard, Henry, prop. Western

Star Hotel, Main nr railroad Stoddard, John, cooper, King Stoddai'd, Mrs., W Main Story, Francis F., toolmaker, Vic­

toriaSTRICKLAND, GEORGE T.,

auctioneer, and dealer in stoves and agricultural implements, Ins. agent, &c., N. W.

Strong, Joseph, manager Co-opera­tive Store

STRONG, R. S., chemist aitd drug­gist, Main. (See adv.)

Strowger, Walter, druggist, State Sudden, James, Chesnut Sudden, John, North Sullivan, Mrs. John, Shade Sullivan, Michael, laborer, S. W . Sullivan, Owen, laborer, Beverley Sutherland, Mrs. Elizabeth, Main Sutherland, Edward, laborer, Queen SUTHERLAND, JOHN, prop.

steam mill, Harris Sutherland, Mrs. Elizabeth, groce­

ries and confectionery, Main Swartz, Philip,carriage maker, High Syme, John S., bookkeeper, Thos.

S. FisherTaggart, James, laborer, W Main Tait, Jobn, blacksmith and plough

manufacturer, High Tassie, Wm., teacher, Church Taylor, Alfred, clerk, Cedar Taylor & Green, tailors, Main Taylor, James, tailor, Cedar Taylor, James, painter, Beverley

TAYLO R, ROBERT, merchant tailor and clothier, Main

Taylor, Thomas, carpenter, Craggie Bank

Teller, Wm., clerk, Main Thome, Adam, W Main Thompson, James, manufacturer,

McKenzieThompson, John, farmer, Waterloo

RoadThompson, John, grocer, S. W. Thompson, Peter, blacksmith, Ans­

lieThompson, Wm., Rich Avenue Thompson, James J. & Co., woollen

factors, N. W.Thornton, Dransfield, laborer, Dick­

sonTindel, John C., clerk, Glebe Twist, John, laborer, King Todd, Thomas, (Carter & Todd) Toomy, John, plasterer, Ken- Trinity Church, W Main TROTTER, JAMES, watches,

clocks and jewellery, Main. (See adv.)

TROTTER & SCOTT, (Wm. T. and Robert S.), stoves and tin­ware, Main. (See adv.)

Tullock, David, clerk, Main Turnbull, George, hosier, W Main TURNBULL, ROBERT, prop.

Market Hotel, opposite Market Turnbull, Wm., porter, Beverley Turner, Wm., cook, Queen’s Square Ulrich, Mrs. S., fruits and confec­

tionery, Main Ulrich, Mrs. Sarah, Main Uriger, Benjamin, clerk, Main UNION HOTEL, Thomas Aikens,

prop., Main. (See adv.)UNION FOUNDRY, J. W. Davis

& Co., props., N. Water. (See adv.)

Uren, Thomas, jr., clerk, Shade Uren, Thomas, carpenter, Shade

102 TOWN OF G A LT.

Uren, Thomas, salesman, G. Hume Urquhart, Alex., blksmith, Ainslie Vallantyne, Mrs., W Main Vanston, John, groom, High Veith, John, mason, W Main Veitch, Mrs. Walter, W Main Wagner, Henry, moulder, N. W. Wagner, Joseph, tanner, W Main Walker, George, turner, Main Walker, Hannah, Mill W ALLACE, ROBERT, groceries

and liquors, also distillers, Main Waltho, Edward, Church Warnock, Adam, merch’t, Sprague

RoadWarnock, Adam, (Crombie & Co.,

and Billings & Co.)Warnock, James & Co., general

hardware, and manufacturers sup­plies, Main

Watson, David, moulder, Forbes Watson, David, tanner, Forbes Watson, Peter S., brewer, Main WATSON, W M., merchant tailor

and clothier, Main. (See adv.) Watt, Peter, laborer, Craggie Bank Webber, Henry, painter, Ainslie Webster, John, Hawthorn Webster, Robert, mason, Hawthorn Wells, James, tool temperer, Bev­

erleyWells, Jobn, East Welsh, Morris, laborer, Beverley Whiteman, Mrs., Church Whiting, Mrs. Hannah, S. W . Wightman, Adam, teamster, Church Wilcox, James, Haddington Wilford, Earnest, laborer, McA

Road

Wilford, George, tool maker, McA Road

Wilkinson, James, laborer, Victoria Wilkinson, Robert, cooper, High Wilkins, John, clerk, Main Wilkins, Nicholas, clerk, Beverley Wilkins, Wm., tailor, Main W ILK IN S, W . H. & S., clothiers

and outfitters, Main, cor S. W. Willard, Wm., tailor, Head Williamson, John, Beverley Williams, Morgan, photographer,

with W . B. Choate Willrich, Jacob, saloon keeper,

AinslieWilson, Mrs., Glebe Wissler, John, tool maker, N. W. Wonder, George, tool maker, Race Woodrough, Ann, Church Woods, James, bookkeeper, F. Gug­

gisbergWright, Alex., carpenter, Glen-

morrisWright, Joshua, laborer, Main Wyllie, James, Queen Yeaman, Wm., carriage maker, W

MainYorston, Alex., carpenter, High Youmans, Calvin, turner, Main Youmans, Wm. Ezra, accountant,

Victoria WorksYoung, James, (H. Miller & Co.) Young, John, millwright, Forbes Young, Mrs. Mary, N. W .Young, Miss. Chapman YOUNG, WM. & CO., paper col

lar manufacturersYoung, Wm., sexton, Blain’s Dam

! Younie, James, gardener, Shade

G. E. HUSBAND, M. ID,Homcepathic Physician, Surgeon, &c., Galt, C. W-)ESIDENCE and OFFICE, Fourth Door South of Trinity Church. Hours, 8 to

10 a. m., from 12 to 2, and from 6 to 8 o’clock, p. m.

TOWN OF G ALT. 103

D u m f r i e s F o u n d r y ,

GOLDIE, M’CULLOCH&Ce.SUCCESSORS TO

J AMES CROMBIE & CO.Brass and Iron Founders,

Millwrights & Engineers,Millstone Builders,

MANUFACTURERS OF

FLAX-MILL AND WOOLLEN-FACTORY MACHINERY.

STEAM Engines and Boilers for Mill and Factory purposes. Water Wheels, including the various forms of Overshot, Turbine and Central-Discharge,

adapted to work under any given head of water. Grist and Flouring Mills, with the most improved Forms of Smut Machines, and other cleaning appartus; also Bran Dusters, Flour Packers, and general Mill Machines and Furnishings. Saw Mills with steam or water power. Law’s Patent Shingle Machine and Wheel Jointer, Bark Mills and other Tannery Apparatus.

SHAFTING AND MILL GEARING.Improved Adjustable Hangers and Double-cone Grip-couplings for Shafting.

Toothed and Frictional Gearing, Machine-cut ditto, Pulleys, &c., of any dimen­sions, made to order.

MILLSTONES ! MILLSTONES !!Having given close personal attention to a most careful selection of Blocks, the

proprietors have now secured a supply of both old and new stock, not to be surpassed, and can offer to Millers an unlimited supply of first class Stones at the lowest remu­nerative prices. All runner stones fitted with balance boxes, admitting' of the easy adjustment of the stone.

FLAX MILLSSupplied with Scutching Machinery, Tow Dusters, &c., and Brakes of either the

Sandtord& Mallory or Randall Patterns. The Brake-Rollers in all cases of Malleable ron. An improved system of Gearing and of Adjustment of Rollers on the Sandford

& Mallory Brake has been recently introduced.WOOLLEN MACHINERY.

Recently added to the business of this Establishment, includes the supplying of manufacturing and Custom Carding Machines, with Patent Burring Machines, . ackst Pickers, Rotary Fulling Mills and Common Crank ditto, Wool Driers, Press Screws and Plates, &c., &c.

SELF-ACTING REGULATORS M9^ v a r i o u s forms, for application to either steam or water power; indispensible

Galt, 1867.

104 TOWN OF G A L T.

LIFE INSURANCE.FIRE INSURANCE.

THE LIVERPOOL LONDON AND GLOBEFIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.

INSTITUTED 1803, AND 1836 ; AM ALGAM ATED 1862.

Capital, . . . . . . . $10,000,000Funds in Hand, - - - - - - - 15,250,000Annual Income, over - - - - - 5,000,000Daily Income, over - - - - - - 15,000

Insurances on all classes of risks on the most reasonable terms, and losses promptly and liberally settled without reference to the Board in England.

For Policies to cover risks in any part of Canada, apply to

W . C O O K E ,A gent, Galt.

CANADA LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY.(ESTABLISHED 1847.)

Capital and Funds in Hand, - $1,700,000Annual Income, nearly - - - - - - 200,000

Bankers—The Commercial Bank of Canada.

The Tables of this Company are specially prepared for Life Assurance in Canada, and owing to its investments bearing higher rates of interest than those of British Companies, the rates charged for Life Assurance are consequently lower.

For Prospectuses, Forms of Application, and all other information, apply to

W . C O O K E ,A gent, Galt.

TOW N OF G ALT. 105

R . P A T R I C K ,Manufacturer of

WOOLLEN GOODS,SUCH AS

Flannels, Knitting Yarns, Cloths of all kinds, Linseys, &c.Woollen Goods kept on hand. Custom W ork o f all kinds.

NORTH W A T E R ST., GALT, C. W.

Chronometor-makers to Her Majesty, the Queen.

D R U G S ! D R U G S !!

R. S. STRONG,D E A L E R IN

Drugs, Chemicals, Dye Stuffs, Shoulder Braces, Trusses, Supporters, Lamps, Coal Oil, Fancy and Toilet Articles, Sponges, Brushes, Heir Oil, Perfumery, &c.

Physicians’ Prescriptions carefully compounded. Drugs and Medicines warranted genuine, and o f the best quality.

M A I N S T R E E T , G A L T C . W .

106 TOWN OF G A LT.

W . J. M cC R EA,SEED A N D F R U IT STORE

M A IN STREET, G A LT, C. W.

W IL L IA M McBROOM,

Importer and General Dealer in

First-class Family G r o c e r i e s ,PURE W IN E S AND LIQUORS,

A LE S AN D PO RTERS,

CHINA, CRYSTAL, CROCKERY & EARTHENWARE,F I E L D A N D G A R D E N SEEDS,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,

AGENT FOR PARIS PLASTER MILLS.MAIN ST., GALT, C. W.

TROTTER & SCOTT,DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF

STOVES,Agricultural Furnaces, Tin, Copper and Sheet-

Iron Wares, Cistern Pumps, &c., GALT, C. W .

Jobbing of all kinds in their line of Business promptly attended to.

S ^ C H E A P FOR CASH.^J

TOWN OF G ALT. 107

COMMERCIAL HOTEL,NEAR THE RAILWAY STATION,

G A L T , C . "W ..

W IL L IA M B E R N H A R T , PR O PR IE T O R .

This Hotel has lately been refitted and furnished, and is now open for the reception of guests

COMMERCIAL ROOMS FOR TRAVELLERS.GOOD STABLING AND ATTENTIVE HOSTLERS.

The Bar is always well supplied with the Choicest Brands of WINES, LIQUORS, AND CIGARS.

CLOTHING & OUTFITTING ESTABLISHMENT. W I L L I A M W A T S O N ,

MERCHANT TAILOR,Has always on hand a choice selection of

GENTLEM EN’S CLOTHING,West of England Broadcloths, Doeskins, Tweeds, &c.

Gentleman’s Garments made to order in the latest style.

AGENT FOR SCOTT’S REPORTER OF FASHIONS.Main Street, opposite Quarry’s Harness op, GALT, C. W

108 TOWN OF G A L T.

J. & H. CANT’S

SADDLE & HARNESS SHOP,NORTH WATER STREET, GALT.

All articles in the Trade kept on hand. Repairing done on the Shortest Notice. Carriage Trimming in all its branches.

P E T E R G I L L i I E I B ,MANUFACTURER OF

Carriages,Waggons,S leig h s, & c.,

NEAR RAILROAD, M AIN STREET, GALT. C- WAll work made of the best materials and warranted.

J A M E S T R O T T E R ,DEALER IN

Pa it jhis, ©Inifeu, Jffollm j & fancy (Stroh*,MAIN S T R E E T , G A L T , C: W.

R e p a i r s P r o m p t l y E x e c u t e d .

W. NICHOLAS MILLER, LL.B.,Barrister & Attorney-at-Law, Solicitor in Chancery,

N O T A R Y P U B L I C , & C.Office Commercial Buildings, over Post Office, Galt, C. W.

TOWN OF G A LT. 109

GAVIN HUME,IMPORTER AND DEALER IN

SHELF & HEAVY HARDWAREOils, Paints, Mill and Circular Saws, Belting,

RIFLES, SHOT GUNS, REVOLVERS, AMMUNITION, &c.

ALSO,

GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS.SALT, W A TE R LIME, & SHINGLES.

H@“ The Highest Price paid for all kinds of FARM PRODUCE.

WEST END OF THE BRIDGE, GALT, C. W.

“ SHOW ME THE JOB.”» --*--

R O B E R T W E L L I S H ,

In all its branches done in the highest style of the art. AIN SLIE STREET, GALT, C. W .

X T I X T I O N H O T E L ,MAIN STREET, GALT, C. W*

THOMAS AIKENS, PROPRIETOR.

This House is located in the centre cf the Town.

The Bar is well supplied with choice brands of Wines, Liquors, &c. Good Stabling and attentive Hostlers.

110 TOW N OF G A LT.

JAMES K A Y ,CARRIAGE, WAGGON AND SLEIGH MAKER,

NORTH WATER STREET, GALT, C. W.

T. S. FISHER,IMPORTER o f s t a p l e a n d f a n c y

Dry Goods, Millinery and Ready-Made Clothing,GROCERIES, W IN E S & LIQUORS, CROCKERY & G LASSW AR E,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,Store next the Bridge, Commercial Buildings, Main Street,

G A L T .

A L H A M B R A SALOONAND RESTAURANT,

AINSLIE STREET, GALT, C. W.,

B. CARTER, PROPRIETOR.

The Choicest Brands of Wines, Liquors and Cigars.OYSTERS, SARDINES & REFRESHMENTS Served to Order.

In connection with this House is a

FIN E B IL L IA R D TABLE.Every attention paid to visitors by the Proprietor,

B. CARTER,Late of Galt House, Galt, C. W.

TOWN OF GALT. Ill

L U T Z & CO.,IR O N FOUNDERS

AND

M anufacturers o f the most Approved kinds o f

HORSE POWERS,SEPARATORS, THRESHERS & SHAKERS, &c„

REAPERS, MOWERS, Circular and Cross Cut Sawing Machines,

; AND ALL KINDS OF

S T O W E S , P L O W S , & o .ALSO, A VERY SUPERIOR MACHINE FOR

SAWING SHINGLES AND HEADING.VICTORIA STREET, GALT, O. W,

112 TOWN OF G A L T.

I \u tfmlt ilcpovtcvIs published every FR ID A Y morning, by JAFFRAY, BROS., at their office, corner of Main and North Water Streets.

The R E P O R T E R is the oldest Paper in this section of Canada, and has long enjoyed a very large circulation.

H A T E S FKSR. Y E A R , $ 2 .0 0 ,STRICTLY IN ADVANCE.

The R E PO R T E R has facilities for obtaining the earliest and most reliable information on all subjects of interest, and always has a Special R eporter present at all meetings of the County Council, Quarter Ses­sions, Assizes, &c., and is furnished by Telegraph with all the Hamilton, Toronto, and Montreal Markets.

In connection, is furnished very completely, and the very best of workmen are employed, so that parties wishing any description of

Job Work, Cards, Pamphlets, Posters, Bill-Heads, Notes, Circulars, Law Printing, &c.,

Will consult their own interests by giving them a call.

OF A LL KINDS, DONE TO ORDER.

JAFFRAY, BROS.,PROPRIETORS.

Corner of Main and North Water Sts-, GALT-

TOWN OF G A L T. 113

IMPORTANT TO FARMERS, HORSE OWNERS AND PROPRIE­TORS OF LIVE STOCK.

MR. J. C. BEN. MESERYE, Veterinary Surgeon, begs to inform the inhabi­tants of Galt, and surrounding country, that he has commenced practice in

the above line, and will be constantly supplied with all kinds of Medicines used in the Veterinary Department.

Mr. J. C. B. M. would call particular attention to his Universal External Reme­dies, Alterative Condition Powder, Heave Remedy and Hoof Ointment, all of which he can confidently recommend to the public, and hopes by unremitting atten­tion to his profession to merit a share of public patronage and support.

N. B.— Office and Infirmary, Mill Street, one door from Main, and opposite the “ Union Hotel.”

M E D I C A L R E E O R M .THOS. W. SPARROW, M. D., Graduate of the Physico Medical (formerly the Bo-

tanico-Medical) College, Cincinnati, Ohio, and Licentiate of theE. M. Board of Canada.

The remedial means and processes used in this practice, though innocent to the patient, are among the most efficient that have ever been discovered or devised for the cure of disease. The poisons of the medical world, blood-letting, blistering and all the tormenting and injurious treatment of some schools of practice are entirely discarded.

In the treatment of all forms of disease of the Lungs, Stomach, Liver, &c., &c., this system of practice has been remarkably successful.

Dr. S. pays special attention to the treatment of all forms of disease peculiar to women and children. No charges for consultation.

Galt, C. W.

W, H E IN HOLD.MANUFACTURER OF

ALSO IMPORTER OF

B O O TS A N D SH OES,G A . L T , c . w .

The Stock of BOOTS & SHOES is always complete, and buying for Cash, l am able to sell lower than any other house in the County.

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114 TOWN OF G A L T.

JOHN FLEMING,w h o l e s a l e a n d r e t a i l

BOOKSELLER & STATIONED.DEALER IN

Fancy Goods, Jewellery, Musical Instruments, &c.

ROOM PAPERS AND WINDOW BLINDS,A L W A Y S ON H AND.

AGENT FOR ALL THE ENGLISH AND AMERICAN MAGAZINES, REVIEWS PERIODICALS AND NEWSPAPERS.

New Books and N ew Music Received Daily by Express.ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.

GRANITE BLOCK, MAIN STREET,G A L T .

f f J . W . D A V I S & C O . v f s im a N u -P a c X V n E R S * N D d e a l e r s i n 9« £

V TIN, COPPER % SHEET IRONWARE, HARDWARE,&C.

■ > . : N O R T H W A T *: R S T . YW- J Ml t V 4" o I A I ' T , C. M. S O’ CASTINGS «<■ t

IMPORTER AND DEALER INStaple and Fancy

DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, &c„MAIN STREET, GALT, C.W.

TOWN OF GALT. 115

JOHN ALLAN,PUBLISHER AND PROPRIETOR

OP THE

lim lra s HrfnrmiT,< c . w .

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The “ R eformer ” has by far the largest circulation of any English paper in the County of Waterloo, is a first-class Family Journal, devoted to

Politics, News, Literature, Agriculture, Commercial and Market Intelligence, by Telegraph, and

otherwise.Special atention is given to its selections in order to make it

in every way suitable to the Family circle.

A D V E R T I S E R S

Will find it an excellent medium to reach the Public eye.

HAS LATELY BEEN SUPPLIED WITH

CARD AND JOB TYPE,Of the Latest and Neatest Styles, and the introduction of one of

Gordon’s Celebrated Card Presses, will enable me to execute every description of Printing in a manner superior to anything ever attempted in Galt.

116 VILLAGE OF H A W K SV ILLE .

JOHN FLEMING,IMPORTER AND GENERAL DEALER IN

D R Y G O O D S !Groceries, Provisions, Wines, Liquors.

© E 3 ® © K S D 3 Y A K 3 ® © H A S S T O & C S S .

LEATHER AND SHOE FINDINGS,OILS, PAINTS, DYESTUFFS, &C,, &C.

MAIN STREET, G A LT .

MR. JOHN ROBERTSON’S

LAW, CHANCERY AND CONVEYANCING OFFICE,Directly Opposite the “ Reformer” Office.

M A I N S T R E E T , H A L T ,

Insurances effected, and Money to Lend, in sums to suit borrowers, repayable in annual instalments.

HAWKSVILLE.A village situated on lot number two, twelfth concession E. S town­

ship of Wellesley, and on the Connestogo river, 12 miles from Berlin, and 74 from Toronto. The village was first settled in 1847, by John Hawke, who built the mills in that year, and the Post Office was estab­lished in 1852— Gabriel Hawke first P. M. There are three Churches

V ILLA G E OF H AW KSVILLE. 117

in thevillhge ; Wesleyan Methodist,Rev. Mr. Millikin ; Primitive Metho­dist, Rev. W. Reid, and United Brethren, Rev. Mr. Sherk. A Presby­terian Church is being erected; that denomination at present hold services in the Primitive Methodist Church, Rev. Mr. Graham, pastor. The common school has ao average attendance of 100 pupils, Mr. Muir, teacher. The business of the village consists of one flouring mill, one woollen factory, one tannery, and several merchant and mechanics’ shops. The 6th Division Court is held here— M. P. Empey, clerk.

Daily Mails. Stages to St. Jacobs, daily, and from Listowell every alternate day. Population, 500.

H a w k s v il l e T a n n e r y .— J. Holborn, proprietor— Water power, em­ploys four hands, manufactures from four to five hundred sides during the season, and a large number of skins, kips, &c.

Allemang, Henry, clerk AMERICAN HOTEL, Thos. M.

Freeborn, prop. (See adv.) Ament, Jacob, farmer Armstrong, George, laborer Barber, Thomas, miller Barber, Wm., jun., laborer Bond, Josiah, waggon maker Cornell, Wm., agent Waterloo Ins.

Co., and Canada Life Ins. Co. Diefenbacher, Geo., waggon maker Dudlow, Thomas, painter EMPEY, MICHAEL, P.M., Com.

in B. R., general merchant, clerk 6th Div. Court

English, B., laborer Frankish, Wm., laborer FREEBORN, THOMAS M., prop.

American HotelGalloway, Wm., general merchant Geiger, Henry, baker and confec­

tionerHalmel, Gottlieb, lime burner Hall, James, shoemaker ,Hawke, John, prop, flouring mills Henser, Fred., pedler HILBORN, JOSHUA B., tanner

and shoemaker Huffner, Peter, tailor Hughes, George, farmer Hughes, Jeremiah, farmer

Huston, J„ clei’k, M. P. Empey Jamieson, James, general merchant Johnson, Jacob, mason Johnson, Thomas, mason Kropp, Rev. Henry, teacher Lackner, Frederick G., blacksmith Ludwig, Albert, carpenter Ludwig, Jacob, cooper McCulloch & Wilson, woollen factory McDonald, Thomas, carpenter Martin, James, shoemaker Muir, — , teacherOakes, John W., stoves and tinware Oakes, Richard, pedler Pearson, John W ., bailiff Robinson, Jobn, farmer Scott, John, foreman, woollen factory Simm, James, farmer Somerville, Alexander, blacksmith Thompson, Richard, farmer VARDON, W . H., M.D.Voigt, Gottfried, brickmaker Watson, David, prop. Wellington

HotelWatson, D. T., clerk Welliver, Chester K., saddler Wilson, Thomas, (McCulloch &

Wilson)Winn, Joshua, jun., farmer Winn, William Woodward, E. G., teacher

118 VILLAGE OF H A YSVILLE .

AMERICAN HOTEL,H A W K S V IL L E , C. W.

THOMAS M. FREEBORN, Proprietor.

CH O ICE W INES, LIQUORS & CIGARS.A LARGE CONCERT HALL IN CONNECTION. GOOD STABLING.

HAYSVILLE.A village situated on lot 20, second concession, block A ., of tlie town­

ship of Wilmot, three miles from New Hamburgh station Grand Trunk Railway, eight from Plattsville station, Buffalo and Lake Huron Rail­way ; sixteen from Berlin, twenty from Galt, and seventy-eight from Toronto. The village was settled in 1835 by Robert Hays, William Hobson, and E. Everett, and the Post Office was established the follow­ing year— Robert Hays, first postmaster. The village is well supplied with water privileges by tbe river Nith, and contains a flouring mill, a woollen and a cheese factory. There is an Episcopal Church, Rev. H. Mellish, pastor, and an excellent school ably conducted by Mr. T. J. Newman, and averaging eighty pupils.

The Post Office was originally called Wilmot, but was changed to its present name in 1853. It is named after Mr. Robert Hays, who built the mills here in 1835.

Daily Mails. Stages to Hamburg and Drumbo. Population about 200.

Albert, Philip, carpenter Armstrong, Adam, waggon maker Armstrong, Joseph, blacksmith Armstrong, Robert, waggon maker Armstrong, Robert, currier Appel, Daniel, laborer Appel, Jacob, tailor Baird, Alexander, tallor Blatchford, John, blacksmith and

waggon makerBrown, James, general merchant

CLELAND, A. W „ mill proprietor find merchant

Cook, Robert, laborer Daniels, Adam, miller Elgin House, Wm. R, Plum, prop. Hays, John, prop. Western Hotel Johnson, Herbert, proprietor cheese

factoryLaird, John, farmer Laird, Samuel Nevils, J., laborer

V IL LA G E OF HEIDELBERG. 119

NEW M AN,TIMOTHY J., teacher O’Connor, Maurice, M.D.Plum, W. R , prop. Elgin House Snowden, W ., shoemaker SOMERVILLE, MISS MARGT.,

P. M., storekeeper. (See adv.)

j Tye, H .D ., reeve township Wilmot ! Tye, Danieli Woodward, Charles, woolen manu­

facturerWESTERN HOTEL, John Hays,

proprietor

MISS MARGARET SOMERVILLE,POST M ISTRESS,

General Storelicepor.

HEIDELBERG.A post village on the line between the townships of Wellesley and

Woolwich, nine miles from Berlin, and seventy-one from Toronto. It was laid out by John Meyer, Christopher Weise, George Ament, Louis Hollinger, Jacob Plum, and Moses Weaver. The post office was estab­lished in 1854, John Kressler, first P. M. The village contains a Luthe­ran Church, Rev. D. Stahlschmidt, pastor, a good school, two hotels, and several mechanics’ shops.

Stages to Berlin and Millbank. Daily mail. Population, 350.

Affholder, Isaac, teacher Becker, John, blacksmith Bench, Albert, laborer Bowman, C. M., farmer Delion, Frederick, M.D. Doersam, George, shoemaker Engelder, Wm., shoemaker Foster, C., laborer Gabel, Conrad, brewer Gunzler, Conrad wheelwright Halin, John, waggon maker Hoeringer, Sebastian, weaver Jacobi, Justus, basket maker Kramer, George Kramer, Joseph, tailor

KRESSLER, JOHN, prop. Far­mer’s Inn

Lininger, Joseph, mason Miller, Lenhart, butcher Mensdorf, Jacob, tailor Miller, Isaac, blacksmith Miller, Henry, merchant Pfeiffer, Anthony, mason Steis, Adam, hotel keeper Schoefer, Conrad, tailor Vollmer, Peter, blacksmith Weise, Chiistopher, blacksmith Weise, George, waggon maker Wendling, Fred., cabinet maker Wenger, Jonas, carpenter Zeigler, George, glazier

120 V IL LA G E OF HESPELER.

HESPELER.

A n incorporated village in the township of Waterloo, pleasantly and advantageously situated on tbe River Speed, and on the line of the Guelph and Galt Branch of the Great Western Railway, twelve miles from Berlin. The village was first settled by Jacob Hespeler in 1845. and was formerly known as New Hope, which name it retained until it was incorporated in 1858. The post office was established in 1854, Conrad Nahrgang, first P. M. Andrew Shaw opened the first store in 1845. There is an abundant supply of water power. The village con­tains four churches— Presbyterian, built of stone, erected in 1862, Rev. M. McKenzie, pastor; New Connexion Methodist, erected in 1857, of stone, at a cost of $1,000, Rev. J. Williams, pastor; the Evangelical (German), built of stone in 1863, and the Roman Catholic, also built of stone in 1858. There is also a Lutheran Church about to be built. The Common School averages 180 pupils, A. J. Brewster, teacher.

Population, about 900.The following are the principal manufacturing establishments :H espeler K nitting M ills—Randall, Farr & Co., proprietors—

Established 1864-6— water power, equal to 75 horse— employs about 100 hands, building of stone, the principal being 150 by 55 feet, and another 70 by 30, both two storys high. All description of fancy knitted goods are manufactured chiefly for the Eastern markets.

H espeler W oollen Factory—J. Hespeler & Son, proprietors.— This is the largest establishment of the kind in the Province, employing about 100 hands, and turning out about 1,000 yards daily. Tbe premises have been lately enlarged, making altogether six sets. The motive power is principally water, but steam is also employed.

H espeler Flouring M ills— J. Hespeler & Son, proprietors— water power, six run of stones ; capacity, about 100 barrels a day.

H espeler D istillery—J. Hespeler & Son,proprietors—waterpower, capacity, 12 barrels a day.

Krib’s Saw and P laning M ills, and Barrel and Shingle Factory.— Capacity, one million feet of lumber, and twenty thou­sand flour barrels annually, steam power, two engines, twelve and twenty horse power, employs twenty-five hands. Mr. Kribs is also a builder and contractor, having put up the greater number of the dwel­lings, stores and factories in and around the village.

Municipality.— George Hespeler, Reeve. Councillors.- -Calvin Claf- lin, Herbert Farr, Walter Renwick, David Rife.

H e s p e l e r Brass Band— Ten members—George B. Packham. Leader.

VILLAGE OF H ESPELER. 121

Adams, Samuel, knitter, Queen Alderson, Christ., butcher, Elgin Allendorf, George, weaver, Queen Anderson, James, carriage and wag­

gon makerAnderson, Wm., farmer, Cooper Aspenleighter, John, teamster, Hes­

pelerBach, Margaret, Galt BAKER’S HOTEL, Wm. Baker,

prop., Main. (See adv.) BAKER, W M., prop. Baker’s Ho­

tel, Main. (See adv.)Barrett, Anthony, St. Patrick Barrett, John, farmer, Cooper Barrett, Mrs. Nancy, St. Patrick Beer, John, wool assorter, Cooper Benn, Henry, shoemaker, Queen Bennett & Bro., merchants, Queen Bennett, H. D., groceries, wines

and liquors, and licensed auc­tioneer, Co. Waterloo, Queen

BENNETT, MRS. J., Berlin wool, fancy dry goods, and variety store, also teacher of fancy wool work, &c., stamper and embroiderer, Queen

Bennett, Jesse, cooper Bennett, Joseph, spinner, Queen Berzcy, Elias, shoemaker, Queen Berzcy, Michael, Hespeler Bolduc, Edward, cashier, J. Hes­

peler & SonBlockmon, Charles, wool carder,

WaterBolduc, Joseph, painter Bowlby, D. S., M. D., Queen Boumstork, John, cooper, Queen Brecoley, Martin, laborer, Queen Brewster, A. J., teacher, Adam Bryden, Archibald, carpenter, Adam Bncholtz, Lewis, teamster, Hespeler Chapman, John, general merchant,

Main, cor Mill Square Claflin, Calvin, foreman, woollen

factory, J. Hespeler & Son

Cliff, Charles, foreman, Randall, Farr & Co.

Conway, Michael, laborer, Galt Conway, Mrs., Queen Cornell, Joseph, Queen Crooks, Thomas, baker, Queen Kerr, Wm., Queen Davidson, James, wool sorter, Queen Davidson, James, miller, Queen Davis, Michael, laborer, Queen Dearling, John, spinner, Queen Dimmick, Jacob, pedler, Queen Donohoe, James, foreman distiller,

J. Hespeler & Son Duncan, Christ., laborer, Guelph Duncan, Mrs., Queen Echart, Frederick, Hespeler Ellis, Edward, farmer, Elgin Faday, J., cooperFarr,' H. M. (Randall, Farr & Co.) Feidler, Frederick, carpenter, Queen Feynn, Farrel, laborer, Adam Fields, David, laborer, Adam Fields, Henry, constable, Adam Fields, John, laborer, Bergil Fide, Henry, laborer, Galt Fisher, Christian, laborer, Cooper Flynn, Stephen, prop. Sir Wm.

Wallace Hotel. Queen Forbes, Robert, Queen Ford, James, foreman miller, J.

Hespeler & SonGERM ANIA HOTEL, Christo­

pher Pabst, proprietor, Queen Gibb, Malcom, blacksmith, Water Goble, Nicholas, pedler, Queen Gllck, Abraham, Union Hotel Glick, Mrs. Catherine, prop. Union

Hotel, QueenGllck, Catherine, tavern keeper,

QueenGowling, Nelson, cooper, Cooper Gowling, Richard, cooper, Cooper Green, Henry S., cloth finisher,

CooperGreen, John C., veterinary surgeon

122 V ILLA G E OF H ESPELER.

Green, John W ., grafter, Queen Green, Lucinda, Queen Greenwood, Mrs., Queen Grieve, Adam, baggageman, G.

W. R.Guenther, George, cabinet maker, Guenther, George, carpenter, Queen

QueenGugisberg, Fred’k, cabinet maker,

QueenHamond, Arthur, barber Harkness, Richard, tailor, Cooper Harley, John, wool carder, Adam Harris, James, finisher, Queen Harris, Richard, knitter, Queen Heisch, George, teamster, Queen Heilborn, Adaline, Queen Henry, John, pump maker, Cooper Hespeler, Jacob & Son, (Jacob and

George) woollen manufacturers, millers and distillers

Hespeler, Jacob (J. Hespeler & Son) Hespeler, George (J. Hespeler &

Son)Heuther, Lud, blacksmith, Queen Hollis, Francis, plasterer, Cooper ' Hollet, Wm., spinner, Water Howat, A . G., station master, G.

W. R.Howey, Janet, Queen Howard, John, pedler, Queen Hoyt, Charles, spinner, Water Huber, Isaac, knitter, Queen Hunter, W . T., blacksmith and

agricultural implement maker Hutter, Louis, blacksmith, Queen Ingles, James, spinner, Water Jardine, Andrew, machinist, Water Johnston, James P., blacksmith and

agricultural implement maker Johnson, Phillip, spinner, Queen Jewitt, Joseph, wool assorter, Queen Jurse, Ludwig, laborer, Queen Karch, Charles F., foundry man,

QueenKeffer, Solomon, laborer, Berger

Kellor, Charles, baker, Queen Klonkhommer, John T., cooper,

QueenKonnigisser, Charles, cooper, Queen Kribs, Lewis, prop, saw and planing

mill, also manufacturer of staves, barrels, &c., contractor & builder

Lackner, P., tailor Lamb, Adam, laborer, Queen Leory, Daniel, laborer, Galt Lockner, Phillip, tallor, Queen Lougie, George, laborer, Queen Lloyd, John, tinsmith, Queen Lloyd, Joseph, painter, Queen McCarty, John, groceries, liquors,

boots and shoes, Queen McDougald, James, dyer, Water McFernon, Hugh, laborer, Galt McGrath, Thomas, laborer, Galt McIntyre, Robert, M.D., physician,

surgeon, and accoucheur McKersie, Robert, farmer, Queen McMoran, James, spinner, Cooper Malinson, Thomas G., foreman dyer

J. Hespeler & Son Martin, George, saddles and harness,

QueenMartin, John, laborer, Cooper Miller’, Charles, finisher, Queen Morr, Wm., dyer

! Morris, John, wool assorter, Cooper | Morrissey, John, laborer, Adam Muir, Robert, spinner, Water NAHRGANG, C., post master,

chemist and druggist, bookseller and stationer, groceries, also, no­tary public, conveyancer, &c., Queen

Nicholas, Ernest, laborer, Queen Ochs, Gideon, carpenter, Queen Oblmann, John, hotel prop., Queen O’Hara, John, spinner, Queen O’Hara, Wm., warper, Water PABST, CHRIS., mason and con­

tractor, and prop, Germania House, Queen

VILLA G E OF H ESPELER. 123

Packkam, Geo, B., leader Hespeler Brass Band, and music teacher

Pannabuker, Abram, laborer, Cooper Pannabuker, Ephriam, carpenter,

CooperPannabuker, Reuben, sawyer Pitts, Wm., wool assorter, Queen Picken, Peter C., shoemaker, Berger Queffieman, Reinhardt, farmer,

QueenQuerenbock, Peter, waggon maker,

AdamQuiffleman, Reinhordt, Queen RANDALL, FARR & Co, (Geo.

Randall and H. M. Farr) manu­facturers of staple and fancy knitted goods, Hespeler Knitting Mills

Randall, Geo. (Randall, Farr & Co.) Rennelson, Thomas, knitter, Galt Renwick, Walter, butcher, Adam Renwick, Wm., tailor, Queen Rife, David, farmer, Hespeler Rife, George W ,, bookkeeper, Ran­

dall, Farr, & Co.Rife, Henry, dentist, Water Rudd, Matthew, laborer, Adam Schofield, Jonathan, pedler, Queen Scott, James, dyer, Galt SH AW , ADAM, groceries, wines

and liquors, also, diamond charcoal manufacturer, Queen. (See adv.)

Shoemaker, Henry, waggon maker* Cooper

Simington, B. W., stove manufac­turer, Queen

Smith, Adolph, carpenter, Queen Smith, Frank, cooper, Queen Snow, George, shoemaker, Queen Socks, Adam, laborer, Queen Socks, Henry, carpenter, Queen Stow, Charles, wool packer, Queen Stuempfle, John, boots and shoes,

QueenShinn, Robert, spinner, Water Thompson, George, knitter, Adam Tophorn, Jonathan, warper, Queen Troplan, John, cooper, Water Weinert, Peter, teamster, Hespeler Welich, John, blacksmith, Queen Wesley, Joseph, wool assorter,

J acksonWilliamson, James D., general mer­

chant, QueenWeffenden, John, spinner, Water Wolthoe, Wm., carder, Water Wombold, Abram, farmer, Galt Young, G. M., spinner, St. Patrick Zryd, John, tinsmith, and dealer in

hardwareZRYD, JOSEPH, painter, glazier

and paper hanger. (See adv.)

CHAPMAN’S STORE, HESPELER,IS THE CHEAPEST TO BUY

Groceries, Hardware, Hats, Caps,BOOTS AN D SHOES, COAL OIL, &c.

A T his Store you will always find the Largest, Best, and Cheapest, assortment of all descriptions of Goods required for the country trade, and remember that he

sells his Goods equally as low as they can be had either at Galt or Guelph.JOHN CHAPMAN.

124 VILLAGE OF H ESPELER.

A O A lM S X X A W tDEALER IN

TEAS, COFFEE, SUGARS,AND GENERAL GROCERIES,

WINKS, BRANDIES, &C„ALSO, ALWAYS ON HAND,

HARDWARE, DYE STUFFS,Glass, Putty, Nails, Coal Oil, Crockery, School Books and

Patent Medicines.t ® “Also Diamond Charcoal manufacturer for rectifying purposes.*^#

QUEEN ST,, HESPELER, U. W.

BAKER'S HOTEL,Comer of Mill Square and Main Street next to Post Office,

H ESPELER, C. W.------ 0------

THIS HOUSE IS PLEASANTLY SITUATED, AND CONVENIENT TO THE BUSINESS PART OF THE VILLAGE.

Every attention w ill be paid to Guests stopping at the House.CHARGES MODERATE, GOOD STABLING.

WM. BAKER, Proprietor.

H. D. BEN N ETT,

in (Atom ic5 & fpiqtuuH,ALSO,

LICENSED AUCTIONEER FOR TH E COUNTY OF WATERLOO,

STORE, QUEEN ST., H ESPELER, C. W.

V ILLA G E OF LINWOOD. 125

R o b e r t M cI n t y r e , m . d .,

f Jtgsician, burgeon, and Jtccourlteur,QUEEN STREET, NEAR BAKER’S HOTEL,

HESPELER, 0. W.

J O S E P H Z R Y D ,

^PAINTER GLAZIER & PAPER HANGER,H ESPELER, C. W.

KOSSUTH.A small settlement situated on lots eighty-nine and one hundred and

one of the township of Waterloo, about seven miles from Berlin.

LEXINGTON.A small village in the township of Waterloo, about one and a half

miles from Waterloo village.

LINWOOD.A village situated on lot number ten, tenth concession of the township

of Wellesley, 18 miles from Berlin, and 16 from Waterloo village. The village was first settled in the year 1849, and the plot was laid out in 1857 by Moses McFadden, P. L. S., for Messrs. J. & F. Wright, J. Walker, J. Scott and J. Brown. The post office was established in 18167, Joseph W . Fish first postmaster.

Linwood contains a steam flouring mill, a steam sawmill, a hoop factory, and four general stores. There is one church, Wesleyan Meth­odist, Revs. Andrew McMicken and C. Corkman pastors, and a common school, averaging 30 pupils, Wm, Smith teacher.

126 VILLAGE OF LINWOOD.

L in w o o d F l o u r in g M il l s —John Gregory, proprietor, steam, 36 horse, two run of stones, capacity 15,000 to 20,000 barrels per annum, exclusive of a large amount of custom work. In connection, using the same power, there is an extensive flax mill, Robert Strang, proprietor.

L in w o o d P u m p a n d F a n n in g M i l l F a c t o r y — R Y. Fysli, proprietor. This establishment does a large and increasing business.

Daily mail. Stages to Berlin. Population 150.

Bean, Samuel, M. D.Boomer, Alfred, J. P,, Com. in B.

R., notary public and conveyan­cer

Boomer, John E., lumber and coiled boop manufacturer

Brash & Flanley, carriage makers Bundy, John, wagon maker Bunker, Wm., cabinet maker COOTE, ROBERT C., P.M., gen­

eral merchantFYSH, ROBERT Y., pumpmaker

and merchant. (See adv.)Glue, JohnGREGORY, JOHN, proprietor

flouring mills

Hall, M. A., tailor KIDD, J. C., prop. Linwood Hotel.

(See adv.)Ovens, Wm., farmer REID, JOHN, general merchant.

(See adv.)SCHNURR, JOHN, shoemaker

(See adv.)Scott, James, farmer Scott, R. B., farmer Snyder, Henry, carpenter Strang, Robert, flax manufacturer Welsh, EdwardWoodman, W . J., hotel keeper' and

merchant

ROBERT C. COOTE,M A I N S T . , L I N W O O D , O . W .

Keeps constantly on hand a general assortment of

dry goods, groceries, hardware, crockery,BOOTS AN D SHOES, PA TEN T M EDICINES,

JBge Stufife, 0d)ool Books, l a ncg <®oob0, $ct.

J O H N S C H N U R R ,MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN

B O O T S A .N T T ) S H O E S ,L I N W O O D . O . W .

ALL WORK WARRANTED.

VILLAGE OF LINW OOD. 127

LIN WO 02) MIL 3,8,LINWOOD, C. W.,

JOHN GREGORY, PROPRIETOR.

MANUFACTURER OF

FLOUR OF THE FINEST BRANDS.CUSTOM WORK ATTENDED TO WITH

PROMPTNESS.

HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR

BEST KIND OE WHEAT'

R . Y . F Y S H ,DEALER IN

staple and Fow g JDrjr (bonds,Groceries, Hardware, Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps,

L I N W O O D . C . W .R. Y . F. also manufactures Pumps and Fanning Mills of a Superior

quality.

mrnmm* J O H N R E I D ,D E A L E R I N

Utote Rind

H A R D W A R E , & c . , & c -

~ LINWOOD, C. W.

M O TTO — “ CHEAP FOR CASH.”

128 VILLAGE OF MANNHEIM.

J . 0 B R L I D D , P r o p r i e t o r ,LINW OOD, C. W.

Every attention paid to the comfort of Guests.

G O O 13 S T A B L I N G ,Choice Wines, Liquors and Cigars.

Connected with the House is one of the finest Halls in the County, suitable for Concerts, Balls, &c.

MANNHEIM.A village situated on lot number one, north Bleams road township

of Wllmot and on Otter creek, six miles from Berlin, four from Petersburg Station, and fourteen from Galt, It was settled in 1832 by John Boesicker and laid out by P. B. Zoegar, Isaac C. Shantz, and Isaac Latsliaw. The Post Office, was established in 1863, Nicholaus Huether, first postmaster. There are two excellent water privileges at present unappropriated. The vlllage contains two Churches Menonite, Rev. S. Bauman pastor and Lutheran, Rev. C. F. Koesman, pastor, two Saw Mills and two Cabinet Factories. Semi weekly mails. Population, about 200.

Bauman, Rev. M. S. Menonite Bergy, Jacob, farmer Bleam, Jonathan, rake manufacturer Boesicker, Mrs.Eckhart, John, tailor Gerbig, Jobn, innkeeper Gingerich, P. E. sawmiller Hallman, John, farmer Hertzberger, Ludwig, mason Hotel, Daniel, carpenter HOFFMAN, JOSEP H, P. M., mer­

chantHuether, Nicolaus, shoemaker Knechtel, Peter, weaver Knechtel, Mrs.,

Lachman. John, laborer Miller, Michael, farmer

j North, L.,Peppier, George, blacksmith Pimper, Mrs. weaver

1 Rickart, John, farmer j Schantz, A. D., sawmiller Schantz, B. D., farmer Schmidt, Henry, laborer Schwab, Anthony, laboror Scbwetzer, Jacob, farmer Sehl, Peter, mason Waelfle, Andreas, farmer Walter, Andreas, laborer Weis, Peter, farmer

VILLAGE OF NEW DUNDEE 129

J O S E P H H O F F M A N ,MANNHEIM, C. W.

GENERAL DEALER IN

§ r j i ( l o o k s , d m e r i c s , C r o c k e r ) ) , f a i n t s a n i © i ! s ,Hardware, Glassware, Boots and Shoes, Ready-Made Clothing, &c.

^ “ PRODUCE TAKEN IN E X C H A N G E .^

NEW ABERDEEN.A village on Aberdeen Creek, in the township of Waterloo, five and a

half miles from Berlin, and three from Doon Statian, The village was settled, in 1845, by George Davidson, and the post office was established the following year, George Davidson, first postmaster. There is a flour­ing and a saw mill in the vlllage.

Daily mails. Population, about 80.

Becker, Jobn, innkeeper Davidson, George, lumber merchant Dietrich, Ignatius, farmer Grant, Robert, farmer Hamacher, Peter, shoemaker KEY, WM., P.M., waggon maker

Linton, William, farmer Teady, Frederick, blacksmith Thompson, Joseph, shoemaker Walder, Henry, innkeeper and mer­

chantWilde, Henry, general merchant

NEW DUNDEE.A village situated on lot number six, third concession block A, of the

township of Wilmot, twelve miles from Berlin, twelve from Galt, nine from New Hamburg, eight from Plattsville, and six from Petersburg station. It was first settled, and the village site laid out by Frederick Miller, who purchased several hundred acres from the Canada Company. The Post Office was established in 1842, Frederick Miller, first post­master. The village contains two cfiurches, Baptist, frame, erected in 1865, Rev. Edward Greitzner, pastor ; and Lutheran, Rev. Samuel Schlicfiter and Christian S. Spring, pastors ; a common school, averaging 100 pupils. Alder Creek furnishes excellent hydraulic power, and there are in the village one flouring mill, one steam saw mill, a woollen factory, and a chair and rake factory. There are also two hotels, two general stores, two blacksmiths and waggon shops, and several other manufac­turing establishments.

Daily mail. Population, 250.9

130 VILLAGE OF N EW HAMBURG.

Arnold, Jacob, cooper Beach, Alex. S. teacher Beach, Lyman, blacksmith.Beach, Isaac W, blacksmith Becker, John, laborer Brascli, John, laborer BRICKER, A. & SON, mill pro­

prietors. (See adv.)Bricker, Jolm. miller Bowman, Simon P.Dirstein, Elias, carpenter Docile, Henry, shoemaker DUNDEE HOTEL, Peter Studer,

proprietor, Main Grebenstein, George, mason Grebill, John, blacksmith Greitzner, Rev. Edward, Baptist Gix, Henry, tailor Hertzberger, Jacob, mason Hoffman, George, harness maker Hunsperger, Jacob S. veterinary

surgeonKoch, Henry, shoemaker Martine, Joseph, shoemaker

I Millar, John| MILLER, WM., G. barrister MOYER, AARON, P.M., mercht. Moyer, Moses, teacher Poth, Andrew, cabinet maker Rose, Frederick, saddler SAUER, JOHN, innkeeper Schlichter, Rev. Samuel, Lutheran Schllmme. August, waggon maker Senghas, Louis, M.D.Smith, Sebastian, cooper

| Sprehman, Frederick, laborer Spring, Christian F., Lutheran STUDER, PETER, innkeeper Thomas, Praderick, miller Tilt & Watson, woollen manufac­

turersTyson, Albert, merchant (Tyson &

Wegenast)TYSON & WEGENAST, mer­

chantsXVeber, JohnM. waggon maker. Welsch, Nicholas, miller

NEW DUNDEE

A B R IC K E R & SON, Proprietors,

Capacity of 400 Bushels per Week.HIGHEST PR ICE FOR WHEAT.

NEW HAMBURG.An incorporated village in the township of Wilmot, situated on the

River Nith, and a station of the Grand Trunk Railway, fourteen miles from Berlin, and about the same distance from Stratford. Tlie surround­ing country is very fertile, and principally settled by Germans. The village site was laid out in 1832. The post office was established in 1840,

V ILLA G E OF NEW HAMBURG. 131

William Scott, first P. M. The Nith affords excellent water power, and the manufacturing establishments are numerous and extensive. The village contains three churches, Lutheran, Roman Catholic, and Evan­gelical. Population, about 1,200.

N ew H amburg Foundry— Samuel Merner, proprietor.— This estab­lishment is one of the largest in the county, steam, 8 horse, (intending to increase to 20 horse), employing 20 hands, manufacturing the justly popular ‘ ‘ excelsior reaper and mower, and self regulating separator.” plows, threshing machines, cultivators, drills, and all kinds of agricul­tural implements. The foundry was established in 1848. In con­nection there is a large tin and sheet iron factory.

H amburg Carriage Factory— Frederick Merner, proprietor, em­ploys 12 hands and manufactures all kinds of carriages, waggons, sleighs, &c., to the value of about $10,000 per annum.

H olland W oollen Mills—situated about a mile east of the village. George A. Reid, resident manager. This large establishment belongs to the Hamilton Manufacturing Company. Steam, two engines of ten and twelve horse power, twelve looms employing about forty hands, and pro­ducing about eighty thousand yards per annum. The chief manufactures are tweeds, blankets and flannels.

H amburg W oollen M ills— Duncan Fisher, lessee, established about 23 years. The machinery is complete and goods to the value of $10,000 are annually manufactured, twelve hands are employed.

H amburg M ills—flouring,— Parker & Wilson, proprietors, contains three run of stones and capable of manufacturing about one hundred barrels a day.

H amburg L ager B eer B rewery— Stephen Rau and Sons, proprie­tors. This extensive establishment affords every convenience for brew­ing, the machinery is worked by an engine of six horse power and nine hands are employed, the buildings are of stone.

H otels.— The principal hotels are the “ Commercial,” Jacob Seyler, proprietor ; the “ Queen’s Arms,” Samuel Zingg, proprietor; and the “ Union,” Charles Boechler, proprietor.

N ew H amburg V olunteer I nfantry Co—Gazetted 21st Nov. 1862.— Capt. Robert Campbell : Lieut. Wm. Smith : Ensign George Hoi well.

Turner’ s Society— Forty members.— Dramatic and Singing Club connected.— Henry Peine, Sprccher; Sebastian, Gfoerer, Secretary ; F. C. Hoefler, Treasurer; Andrew Ran, Turnivart; William Schaaf, Zeugwart.

N ew H amburg Brass Band.— E leven members, H. Horn leader.N ew H amburg F ire Company.— Thirty members, engine made by

Perry, of Montreal, cost $1,000— Henry Peine, Captain; Andrew Hepper, 1st Lieut. ; Andrew Ran, 2nd do. ; J. Seyler, Secretary.

132 VILLAGE OB’ NEW HAMBURG.

Allchin, John, J. P., clerk Division Gourt

Allendorf, Balthaser, weaver Allendorf, Henry, blacksmith Arnold, George, saddler, Peel Arnold, George, mason Asmns, William, carpenter Atkinson, James, laborer Back, Sebastian, laborer BAECHLER, CHAS., proprietor

Union Hotel, Peel (See adv.) Beck, Peter, laborer Becker, Conrad, laborer Becher, Joseph Berger Robert, blacksmith Berger, Josepliina Bleam, Christian, carpenter R. R. Boeckner, Peter, shoemaker BOEHLER X A V IE R , potter,

and dealer in earthenware, Peel. (See adv.)

Boeckner, Peter, shoemaker, dealer in Stationery and fancy goods

BOULLEE, XV. H „ M D „ drug­gist and chemist, Peel

Branett, John, mason Breueman, Daniel, farmer R. R. Brill, Charles, laborer Br#eckner Henry, shoemaker Broeglin, Lorenz, tailor Brodrecht, Henry, tinsmith Brodrecht, Jacob, teamster Brown, James Brundige Mrs.Buckrall Wm. 2nd miller at New

Hamburg Mills Brill, Nicolaus, laborer Brill, Peter, laborer Cairns, John, farmer Cameron C., dry goods and gro­

ceries, East and West Casey, Andrew, painter Christner, Christian, farmer Chrysler, Edgar, clerk City Hotel, Jacob W ., proprietor,

Peel

Clarke, Matilda Collins, Jobn, laborer Collins, Richard, laborer COMMERCIAL HOTEL, J. Sey­

ler, prop. (See adv.)Currie, Robert, laborer Davidson, Charles Davidson, John Davidson, George Deichert, Henry, saddler & harness

maker, PeelDennis, George, waggon maker Doering, Christoph Dounervert George Douglas Robert, spinner Duuwoodie, William, station agent Dunwoodie, Wm. H. telegraph

operator, G. T, R.Eliz, Margaretha Eliz, Aaron, physician Eidt, Jacob, waggon maker Eidt, Ludwig, cooper England, Lorenz, carpenter ENGOLD, JOHN, prop. Railroad

Hotel Waterloo Street Ernst C. P. M, general agt., P.

Wilker, merchant East & West' Ernst, Henry, clerk Ernst, & Nicholas, merchants Ernst, Peter, merchant Fisher, Duncan, manufacturer Flack, Henry, D. watch maker

jeweller and engraver East and West

! Fleischhauer, J ohn, waggon maker j Forrest, Benjamin, laborer ; Franke. Gottsfreid, butcher ; Freund, John, waggon maker, j Fuchs, Francis, labourer j Gardner, Jacob, farmer ! Gartung, Ernst, carpenter | German, Charles, clerk German, Frederick, tanner

j Gfoerer, Sebastian, shoemaker I Gilbert, Richard, miller Gilbert, William, clerk

VILLAGE OF NEW HAMBURG. 133

Goebering, Jobn, weaver GOODMAN, KENNETH, attor­

ney, solicitor, &c. East and West Gosser, M. LouisGRAF, FREDERICK, watch

maker and jeweller, Peel. (See adv.)

Graf, Jacob, clerk Grumeuacker, Joseph, laborer Haffner, John, baker HAMBURG STEAM LAGER

BEER BREW ERY, Stephen Ran & Sons, prop. (See adv.)

HAMBURG CARRIAGE FAC­TORY, F. Merner prop. Peel (See adv.)

Hamacker, David Hamacker, R. John Hansel, Valentin Hardy Charles Hartman, Joseph, farmer Hauseman, A . George, cooper Hauseman, John, farmer H AW LEY, T. P. surgeon dentist,

City Hotel, Peel Heimbecker, John, blacksmith Heimbecker, Peter, blacksmith Helmer, Louis, bookeeper, Samuel

MernerHeppler, Andrew, moulder Hess, Frederick Himmler, John, labourer Hoefler, F.C., groceries, books, sta­

tionery &c.Hoffert, Francis Holimeier, George, laborer Honrich, Christian, laborer Hopfer, John, carpenter Hopfer, W olfgang,soap manufacturer Hopkins, Edward, waggon maker Holliger, Joseph, cooper Holwell, George, tailor Hunter,William, general merchant,

PeelHaffner, John, baker and confec­

tioner, Peel

Jackson, John, farmer Jones, & ArnoldJones, G. A. Preston $1 root cutter,

pump manfr, and patent right prop. King St.

Kaaft, Catherina Kaiser, Henry, waggon maker Kappler, Michael, mason Kaufman, Frederick, clerk Kaufman, Joseph, farmer Kercher, George John, carpenter Kerr, C. Thomas,Kieley, Joseph, laborer Klein, Lewis, general merchant,Peel Klein, Ludwig, merchant Klose, Jacob, saddler Koehler, Henry, teamster Kuntz, Frederick, farmer Laird, JohnLambrecht, Mathew, laborer Laschinger, & Ellendorf Lashinger, Joseph, farmer Latshaw, Abraham, painter Lonsdeal, James, moulder McGregor, Donald Mack, Charles Manahon, Patrick, carpenter Mathieson, Charity Mathieson, W. George, laborer Meier, B. John, carpenter Meier, Henrv, tailor MERNER, FREDERICK, pro­

prietor, Hamburg Carriage Fac­tory, Peel. (See adv.)

Merner, Jacob,MERNER, SAMUEL, proprietor,

New Hamburg Foundry, (See adv.)

Merner, Simpson, finisher Metz, Reinhard, farmer Mohr, Lewis, clerk MORLEY, GEORGE, auctioneer,

bailiff, 5tli div. ct., agent for Victoria Mutual Fire Insurance Co., Home and Colonial Life and Fire Insurance Co., and for the

134 VILLAGE OF N EW HAMBURG.

Canada Permanent Building and Savings Society.

Morrison, David, foreman miller, New Hamburg Mills

Morrison, John, spinner Mueller, John, laborer Muencher, George, weaver Murray, JohnMUTER, P. J., M. D., Peel. (See

adv.)Nahrgang, MaryNevills, L. Abraham, carpenterNevills, Mrs.Nevills, T. G. S., druggist and gro­

cer, agent, &c.New Hamburg Mills, Parker &

Wilson proprietors, mill NEW HAM BURG POTTERY,

Xavier Boechler, proprietor Nicholas, Andrew, clerk NIEBEL, JACOB, manufacturer

and dealer in boots, shoes, ladies’ gaiters, &c., East and West.

NIEBEL, JACOB, agt. for Singer & Co., Sewing Machines, East and West

Nopper, John, machinist Oesch, John, miller Otto, Henry, carriage and waggon

maker, general blacksmith, East and West

Otto, Jonas, laborer Otto, Seibert, blacksmith Otto, Valentine, blacksmith Otto, Valentine, carpenter PA R K E R & WILSON, millers,

New Hamburg Grist Mills, PA Y N E , JOHN, veterinary sur­

geon, corner Waterloo and Huron, (See adv.)

Peine, Henry, shoemaker Pfeiffer Paul, blacksmith Pimper, Wm., saddler Pingenat, Vinceus, labourer Platzer, Catherina Pries, Henry, laborer

Pressprich, Adolph, printer PRESSPRICH, O T T O , editor

Canadisches Volksblatt. (See adv.) PRO VIN CIAL INSURANCE

CO.Puddicombe, Henry Quanett Frederick, laborer QUEEN’S ARMS HOTEL, Sam.

Zingg, proprietor Rally, Rev. William B.Rau, Andrew, brewer Ran, Christopher, teamster Rau, Henry, carpenter Rau John, brewer Rau, Joseph, brewer R A U , STEPHEN & SONS, pro­

prietor, Hamburg Steam Lager Beer, Brewery, Bleam’s road

READ, GEORGE A ., resident manager Hamilton Manufactur­ing Co., Bleam’s road

Rieder, David, mason Retz, Christian, farmer Retz, Jacob, printer Retz, Jacob, farmer Roberts, R. Wm.Roggie, Adolph, carpenter Rothermel, John, proprietor, Clar­

endon Hotel, Peel Rutchty, George, shoemaker and

saloon keeperRuchty, Joseph, shoemaker Rupp, George, carpenter Rupp, Henry, teamster.Rupp, Lorenz, carpenter Rutheg, John Ryan, John laborer Schaaf, William, shoemaker Schaefer, Conrad, mason SCHILLER, JOHN, baker, North

and South, (See adv.)Scheiler, John, mason Scildroth, Christian, mason Schmidt, Danial, tailor Schmidt, Henry, teacher Schmidt, Rev. William

V ILLA G E OF NEW HAMBURG. 135

Schmidt, William, clerk Schmidel, August, weaver Schmeitt, Andrew, waggon maker ' Schneider, Andrew, laborer Schuli, Jacob, carpenter Schultz, Jobn, farmer Scott, Allan J., hardware merchant I Scott, William Seim, Conrad, shoemaker SEYLER J., prop. Commercial

Hotel, New Hamburg. (See adv.) Shiel, John, shoemaker Siefert, Frederick, carpenter Siegner, Eckhard, wagon maker Sippel, George, cooper Sippel, Henry, cooper Smith, G. James Sonnet, Joseph Spalir, Samuel, teamster Spicer, James, carpenter Staebler, Rev. George Steinberg, George, shoemaker Stiefelmeyer, Ulrich, M.D. Strasburger, Bernhard, weaver Strasburger, George, weaver Strasburger, Herman, weaver Tappe. Frederick, shoemaker Tappe & Peine (Fred’k., & Henry)

shoemakersTauber, Bernhard, clerk Turnbull, William, clerk UNION HOTEL, Chs. Baechler,

prop. Peel. (See adv.)Vaupel, Conrad, laborer

Wagner, Daniel, laborer Wagner, Frederick, shoemaker W AGNER, JACOB, propr., City

Hotel, PeelWagner, John, capenter Wagner, L. Jacob, carpenter Watson, Archibald, moulder Weber, Anthony Webster, James Weber, Rev. Solomon Weisgerberg, Henry, blacksmith Werner, Henry, carpenter

| Whitney, A. T.,Wilker, John, clerk Williams, Robert, section master WILSON, JOHN L. (Parker and

Wilson): XVittenbery, John, laborer | Wredow, Wm. cigar maker and bar­

ber, groceries and fancy goods, Peel Wredow & lloefler Yates, James, spinner Young, Philip, saddler, trunk and

Hames maker, Peel Young, Ralph, teacher Zapfe, August, moulder Zapfe, Bernhard, tanner Zapfe, Frederick, tailor Zingg, Frederick, clerk ZINGG, SAMUEL, Proprietor

Queen’s Arms Hotel, corner | Waterloo and East and West,

(See adv.Zinkan, Henry, mason.

XAVIER BOEHLER,N EW HAM BURG, C. W.,

HAS A LW A YS A LARGE STOCK OF THE

BEST EARTHENWAREon hand which he sells at the lowest prices.

O r d e r s p r o m p t l y a t t e n d e d t o .

136 V ILLA G E OF NEW HAM BURG.

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QUEEN S ARMS HOTEL.SAMUEL ZINGG, P r o p r ie t o r ,

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THIS large and commodious Hotel is situated in the business part of tbe Village, and at a convenient distance from the Railway Station.

The House has been recently re-fitted, and affords every accommoda­tion to tbe Travelling Public.

ROOMS FOR COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS.Good Stabling. Omnibus runs regularly to and from the Station.

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LAGER BEER BREWERY,BY

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138 VILLA G E OF NEW HAM BURG.

N EW HAM BURG, C. W .CHARLES BAECHLER, PROPRIETOR.

This House is situated near the business part of tbe village, and affords every accommodation for guests.

The Bar is supplied with the best Wines, Liquors & Cigars.GOOD STABLING AND ATTENTIVE HOSTLERS.

FREDERICK GRAF,

PEEL STREET, NEW HAM BURG, C. W .A constant supply and well assorted stock of all articles in the Trade

always on hand.N. B.— Repairs neatly and promptly executed.

SPECTACLES TO SUIT A LL SIGHTS

J O H N S C I I E I L E R ,

BAKER AND CONFECTIONER,N EVILL’S BLOCK, NORTH AND SOUTH STREET,

NEW HAMBURG, C. W.

A large assortment of Wedding Cakes, Biscuits, Crackers, and general Confectionery always on hand.

PRICES MODERATE.

JO H IS T P A .Y J S T E ,Y I T I E 1 1 A E 1 SURGEON.

NEW HAM BURG, C. W .

VILLAGE OF NEW HAMBURG. 139

F R E D E R I C K ME R N E R ,

Sleighs, Cutters, &c.,IN THE

And of the very best material.

Repairs, Painting and Trimming of every kind promptly attended lo Peel Street, NEW HAMBURG, C. W.

I S T E W H A M B U R G ,J. SEYLER, P r o pr iet o r ,

The House is new and in the centre of Business.

140 V ILLA G E OF PETERSBURG.

OREGON.A small village on Mill Creek, in tbe township of Waterloo. The

property where the mills and factory are built was settled as early as the year 1808. There is a woolen factory with complete machinery, capable of turning out between four and five thousand dollars worth of material yearly. The manufacture of brick, drain tiles, pails and lumber is ex­tensively carried on.

PETERSBURG.A village and station of the G. T. Railway, situated on lot number nine,

Snyder’s road, township of Wilmot, six miles from Berlin, and sixty-eight from Toronto. It was settled in 1838, by Messrs John Ernst, Peter Wilker, Jacob Stoebler, Segler, and Marteyne. The post office was estab­lished in 1840. John Ernst, first post master. It contains a Lutheran Church, frame cost S i800, and capable of seating six hundred persons, Rev. J. Sbultz, D.D., pastor, one tannery, a steam sawmill, potash factory, two excellent hotels, and several mechanics’ shops.

The “ Diana Tannery,” Christopher Zoeger, Esq., proprietor, water power, employs five bands, and is capable of turning out 800 hides, and 1000 calf skins per annum. All kinds of leather is manufactured. Thetannery was established about 1843.

Armstrong, Robert, tanner Bauer, Conrad, blacksmith BENNETT, JOHN, hotel keeper.

(See adv.)Demmer, Jacob, carpenter Doelle, Peter, blacksmith, carriage

and wagon maker“ D IA N A ” TANNERY, C. Zoeger

prop. (See adv.)ERNST, JOHN, J.P. P.M. prop.

“ Deer Hotel. (See adv.)Ernst, John, general merchant Gottschalk, Elias, blacksmith Heyrock, Oswald, blacksmith Huss, Henry, potash factory ILLING, FR. OTTOMER, manfr.

“ Illing’s genuine stomachic bit­ters”

Koch, John, farmer Lang, Conrad, weaver

Daily mails. Population, about 250

I Lang, Peter, wagon maker Lorentz, Theobald, carpenter Lippert, John, weaver Maecker, Fred, shoemaker Martine, John, farmer Meyer, John, tanner Noll, Frederick, weaver Platt, Wm. station master Poll, Charles, shoemaker Rock, George, prop, steam sawmill Schaefer, Jacob, tailor Schmidt, Jacob, tanner Schwartzentruber, Christian, farmer Seegmiiller, Frederick, farmer Wilker, Peter, farmer ZOEGER, CHRISTOPHER, J.P.

proprietor Diana tannery. (See adv.)

Zoeger, Lewis

V ILLA G E OF PETERSBURG. 141

J O H N ERN ST, J .P ., P.M,,Commissioner, Queen’s Bench,

© S M l & A i i M E E C H A N T ,

P r o p r ie to r “ DEER HOTEL,” & c ,PETERSBURG, C- W.

PETERSBURG, C.W.

JOHN BENNETT, Proprietor.

This Hotel affords exery accommodation for Travellers.

The Bar is well supplied with the best Wines, Liquors, and Cigars. T ER M S, M O D E R A T E .

DIANA TANNERY,Petersburg, C.W.

CHRISTOPHER ZOEGERMANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN

LEATHER. SHOE FINDINGS, &c., of every description, which will be sold at the lowest possible prices for cash.

Shoemakers, Saddlers, and others requiring anything in his line will find it to their advantage to give him a call.

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142 V ILLA G E OF PRESTON.

PHILIPSBURG.

A vlllage in the township of Wilmot, situated on Smith’s Creek, 12 miles from Berlin, about 3| from Baden and the same distance from Hamburg. The village was laid ont in 1848, by Christopher Doering, and the post office was established in 1857. G. C. Doering, first and present post master. It contains Lutheran Church, Rev. Godfreid Schmidt, pastor, and a common school, averaging 50 pupils. Stage to Wellesley and Baden,

Daily mail. Population, 350.

Armbrecht, Henry, carriage factory.

PRESTON.An incorporated village in the Township of Waterloo on the line of

the Guelph and Galt branch of the Great Western Railway eight miles from Berlin, three from Galt, and sixty from Toronto. It is also situated on the river Speed, which supplies an abundance of water power.

The vicinity and site of the village was settled about the year 1832 chiefly by German families. The east end was settled in 1834 by John Erb, and tlie west end by Joseph Erb in 1852. The Post Office was established in 1834 Adam Ferrie jr. first P.M. Population about 1500.

T h e r e are four churches in the village, Lutheran, built in 1835, size 40x60, cost $3,000, seats three hundred gallery and organ, Rev. J. Wuster, pastor; Methodist, Wesleyan, and New Connection, Revds. Dr. Freschman and J. Miller; and Roman Catholic built in 1845, cost $800; size 40 X 28 feet, stone, seats one hundred and fifty, Rev. J . W . Glowalski pastor. Two schools, common, average 315 pupils, J. C. Buchanan, Robert Blackwood and Miss E. Chaloner, teachers, and Roman Catholic Separate, average 50 pupils, B. Hartleib, teacher.

T h e P r e s t o n F o u n d r y .— Clare and Beck manufactures stoves, agri­cultural implements, and tinware. They employ about ten hands and do a business of about $20,000 per annum.

C a m b r id g e M il l s .— A. A . Erb & Bro., flouring, water power, equal to 40 horse, 5 run of stones, employ six hands, and turn out from eigh­teen to twenty thousand barrels yearly. The same firm have in operation a distillery, sawmill and stave factory.

W a iin ’ s F o u n d r y — Valentine Wahn, established in 1838, employs eight hands and manufactures about $15,000 worth of articles annually.

VILLAGE OF PRESTON. 143

P r e s t o n C h a i r a n d C a b in e t F a c t o r y .— Fred. Guggisberg, established 1841, employs ten hands and motive power, steam and water, to the extent of 18 horse. In addition to the above there are also a flax mill, woollen mill, fanning mill factory, two breweries, five hotels, four general stores, sash factory, tannery, and a number of mechanic’s shops. There is an Artesian well on the premises of Mr. Cornell, proprietor of the North American Hotel, which was bored in 1838 to a depth of three hundred and sixty feet, and which forces the water twenty four feet above the surface. The medicinal qualities of the water have been pro­ved and as a remedial agent its efficiency lias met with the approbation of the faculty.

There are six bath rooms heated and provided with every convenience The following is the result of an analysis of the water by Professor Croft of Toronto :

Specific gravity of the water 1.0030.

Carbonate of Lime.........In 10.1000 grs.

2.5000 . . .In gallon.

. 17.5000Sulphate of Lime,.. ....... ..... 16.4425 ..... . 115.0975Sulphate of Magnesia__ 3.8532 ..... . 26.9724Sulphate of Soda............ 0.6160 .... . 4.3120Sulphate of Potash........ 1.7530 ..... . 12.2710Chloride of Sodium........ 1.0492 ... . 7.3444Silicic Acid...................... 0.1276 ..... . 0.8932

Total Contents................ ..... 25.8415 ..... . 184.3905Free Carbonic Acid........ 1.5400 ..... . 10.11800

Coal Oil has also been lately discovered.Tbe Second Division Court is held here, Otto Klotz clerk, Charles

Quirinback, bailiff.M u n ic ip a l i t y .— A. A. Erb, Reeve ; Wm. A. Husband, Clerk and

Treasurer ; Herman Von Ende, Assessor and Collector; Henry Ross, Fire Inspector and Constable; Philip Volmer, Tavern Inspector; Councillors, John Clase, Philip Hunt.

P r e s t o n F ir e B r ig a d e .— Organized 1858, eighty members, Peter Bauman, chief engineer. Fire company No. 1 and Hook and Ladder company, organized 1850, fifty members, Captain, John Lamb. Hook and Ladder, Captain, Henry Brauns.

T u r n e r ’s S o c ie t y .— Organized in 1855, 32 members : meet on Tues­days and Sundays for gymnastic exercises. George Stehle, Sprccher ; John Tensler, Secretary; Charles Quirmback, Gymnastic Teacher; George Stehle, Manager of Theatre.

Abbey, Moses, hopgrower, Hamilton | Abercrombie, ElizaAbbey & Risley, hopgrowers j Ackermaun, Jacob, laborer, KlotzAbercrombie, Bridget Block

144 V ILLA G E OF PRESTON.

Alexander, Christian, tailor King Andricli. Andreas, butcher King Anderson, Duncan, carriage maker

KingAnderson, George, supt. Preston flax

mills KingAnderson, Wm., carriage maker Andrich, John, butcher King Aspenleiter, George, mason Duke Ballabene, Henry, hostler Baltzer, George, tailor William Baltzer, Jacob, tailor Barnat, Henry, tanner Barron, Andrew, merchant Bauman, Abraham, tanner Bauman, Peter, millwright Baumele, Joseph, laborer, King BECK, JOHN, iron founder, King Becker, John H, turner, Queen Becker, John, shoemaker, King Becking, Daniel, teamster, Tiftany Bergey, Isaac, farmer, Laurel Bernhardt, Anna, King Bernhardt, George, innkeeper, King Bernhardt, Henry, brewer, King BERNHARDT, JACOB, hotel

keeper, King. (See adv.)Berns, Charles, shoemaker, King Betschen, Jacob, King Betzler, John, laboi'er Beutwiller, Frederica, Queen Bieth, Eva, KingBittmann, Charles, cigar maker,

KingBittmann, Magdalena, King Bittorf, Ernst, laborer, King Blackwood, Robert, taacher, Queen Bleiler, Jacob, mason, Guelph Boehme, Henry, hostler, Klotz’s

HotelBoersch, Frederick, tailor, Duke Booth, Norman, engineer, Jacob Boos, George, laborer, King Boos, Jacob, cooper, Duke Bowlby, Ward H. barrister, Guelph Brandt, John, spinner, King

Brauns, Henry, carpenter, Duke Brauns, John, laborer, Laurel Brenner, Balthaser, laborer, Wool­

wichBrill, Nicolaus, laborer, Duke Brower, Abraham, miller Brown, John, importer, King Brown, Oscar L., pedlar, King Buchanan, John C. teacher, Queen Bulle, Matthias, yeoman, King Burke, Frederick, Queen Burk, Jeromine, King Burmeister, Ludwig, shoemaker,

KingCambridge, Mills, A. A. Erb & Bro. Chalenor, Anna, King Chalenor, Charles, yeoman, King Chapman, John, merchant, Laurel Clafflin, Timothy, woollen manu­

facturerCLARE & BECK, iron-founders,

King. (See adv.)Clare, Charles, moulder, King Clare, John, iron-founder, King Cliff, George, manufacturer, William Cornell, Erastus, distiller, Fountain Cornell, Samuel, Abraham Cornell, Sylvanus, proprietor, North

American Hotel and Preston Mineral Baths, West end

Cox, Rev. John S., King Crembin, August, laborer, King

HotelCrooks, John, watchmaker, King Deckert, John, cooper, Guelph Deis, John, butcher, Guelph Dennerlein, Christian, oil cloth ma­

nufacturer, Queen Dettel, John, mason Diehl, Mary, Guelph Discher, Elizabeth, Queen DGERNER, A. dealer in drygoods,

groceries, hardware, and crockery, Main

Dopp, MaryDrieber, David, laborer, Founain

VILLAGE OF PRESTON. 145

Druck, Charles, filebewer, King Druck, Philip, filehewer, King Durand, Chas. A. barrister, Ilewatt Eberlin, Gotlieb, Finisher, Fountain Ebert, Anna Maria, William Eggert, Edward, brewer, G. Roos

buildingsEitel, George, laborer, Guelph Elliott, Hunt & Co., linen mills Ende, H. Von, assessor, Duke Englehardt, Louis, joiner ERB, A. A. & BROTHERS, mer­

chants, King Erb, Joseph Erb, A. A.Erb, Cyrus Erb, Jacob K.Erb, John, yeoman, King Erb, Joseph, sen. yeoman, Main. Erb, Levi H., general merchant,

MainEsmond, Jacob, painter,Ession, George, artist, Queen Evers, Conrad, hotel keeker, Hespler Ewald, Catherian, Duke Ewald, Martin, joiner. Duke Fach, Jacob, mason, Hamilton Fach, Joseph, laborer, Hamilton Farmers Inn, Geo. Bernhardt, pro.

MainFehd, Margaretha, Duke Ferrie, Mrs. Adam, King Fisher, John, blacksmith, King Fix, Elizabeth, King Flege, Ott, rope maker Forela, John, stationer Forrel, Maria Joseph, Potter Forster, Adam, brewer Freshman, Rev. Charles, King Freshman, Rev. Jacob, Queen Frederick Utteck,cigarmanufacturer Frederick, John, joiner, King Fricker, Samuel, shoemaker, King Fromm, Ignaz, mason, Duke Fuchs, John, laborer,Fuchs, Xavier, manufacturer, King

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Fuissler, John, shoemaker, King Fulsom, Hugh R., surgeon, Eagle Gerold, Paul, cabinet maker, Water Gilow, Christian, laborer Gimelin, Henry, harness maker,

AbrahamGimelin, Philip, tailor, Abraham Goldschmidt, Sophie, King Gonder, Maria Agatha, Laurel Goith, Lowis, boot and shoe maker Greb, Elizabeth, King Gress, Henry, brushmaker, Potter Gribben, Margaretha Grill. Charles, mason, Queen Grobe, John, laborer Grussmann, John, mason, Klotz

BlockGuggisberg, Frederick, cabinet and

chair factory, King Guggisberg, John, yeoman, Fountain Gunn, Alexander, carpenter Duke Halberstadt, Adam, tailor King Halberstadt, Charles, cooper Vic­

toria AvenueHalberstadt, Fritz, joiner King Halberstadt, George, cooper Haller, Joseph, mason King Hammacher, Henry, laborer Hammill,Thomas, hotelkeeper Cam­

bridge HotelHargrave, Edward, bookeeper King Hartleib, Balthaser teacher Hartleib, John, cooper Duke Hartleib, William, yeoman Duke Hauser John, laborer King Hays, Henry, teamster Heise, Christian, moulding maker

KingHeise, Christopher turner King Heise, Henry, joiner King Heise, John, laborer King Heimburger, Jacob, teamster Duke Henning, Michael, shoemaker King Henning, William, mason Duke Hespeler & Erb King Hirsh, Andrew, blacksmith Main

l - A. A . Erb & Bros.

146 V ILLA G E OF PRESTON.

Hoffmann, Henry, laborer Potter Hoffmann, Jobn, mason Duke Hollingshed, Henry, machinist Pres­

ton Flax MillsHothmuth, Christian, teamster King Hothmuth, Joachim, laborer Hothmuth, John laborer Hunt, James, manufacturer King HUSBAND, WM. A., agent Pro­

vincial Insurance Co., and notary public, King

Israel, George, Klotz Block Jell, Robert, station master Kalbfleisch, John, cabinet maker

KingKanmacher, Frederick, weaver

LaurelKeil, Frederick, laborer Duke Kelsey, Richard, tanner Fountain Kennel, Peter Von, tailor King Kerr, Thomas, C. importer King Kerr William, b f 2 f Kietsch, Ernest, A.M., M.D., King Kirk, James, flax spinner Preston

MillsKistner, Elizabeth, Queen Kleinslauber, Charles, joiner Queen

St.Klotz, Ott, hotel keeper & notary

public KingKobe, Charles, labourer Queen Kohler, George, shoemaker Konig, Adam, King Kramer, Charles, cabinet maker

KingKramer, Theodore, cabinet maker

KingKraussmann, Andreas, cooper Duke Kraussmann, Jobn, cooper Queen Kratzmeier, Hubert, mason King Kremer, Charles, cabinet maker

and carverKress, Christopher, innkeeper Main KRESS, CHRISTOPHER, prop.

Gt. Western Hotel & Stage prop (See adv.)

Krieg, Frederick, laborer Queen Kumpf, William, weaver King Lamb, John, yeoman King Lamb, Peter, butcher King Lambke, William laborer King Lang, tanner King Larisch, Christiana, laborer Hamil­

tonLehmann, Jurgen, C. pumpmaker Ley, Jobn, labourer Potter Lindsay, James, weaver Fountain Little, William, blacksmith Wool­

wichMcDarmutt, Francis, labourer

DukeMaas, Claus, organ builder Church Mahler, George, limeburner King Maier, John, stone cutter Church Maier, John, joiner Church Martin, Christian, R. R. Block Martin, Fritz, R. R. Block Martin, Hans, R, R. Block Martin, Jacob, cooper Queen Marz, George, Duke Marz, Maria, Duke Mather, Richard finisher, Duke Maurer, Jacob, modeler, Duke Meloney, Charles, teamster, King Merkel, Ernst, teamster, Woolwich Meyer, Gottlich, laborer, King Mickeler, Casper, mason, Duke Mier, Maria, Queen Miller, Henry, shoemaker, Duke Moviland, William, blacksmith,

WoolwichMosser, Christian, cabnet maker

WaterNafe, Noah, manufacturer, Wool­

wichNeubronn, Louis, cigar maker, Duke NISPEL, C., post master,, chemist

and druggist, coal oil and lamps, groceries, &c. Main

NORTH AM ERICAN HOTEL, S. Cornell, pro. West End

Oberer, Jobn, laborer, King

VILLAGE OF PRESTON. 147

Oberle, Andreas, laborer, Guelph Paudler, Nicolaus, sen. laborer, Duke Paudler, Nicolaus, jun. mason, Duke Paudler, Peter, laborer, Duke Petrie, Alexander, liackler, Preston

millsPetrie, Richard, hackler Preston

millsPetrie, August, John Pickel, Ernst, rope maker, Laurel Ploethner, August, weaver, King Plugrad, Lowis, joiner, Klotzs Block PRESTON, LAGER BEER

BREW ERY, G. Roos, pro. PRESTON M INERAL BATHS,

S. Cornell prop. West End PROVINCIAL INSURANCE

CO., Wm. A. Husband, agent, King

Quirmbach, Charles, bailiff, King Rebscher, George, yeoman, Lowther Reid, G. Lowe, civil engineer,

WilliamReily, Joseph M., miller, Fountain Reimann, William,blacksmith,King Renner, Charles, mason, Hespeler Reoch, James, hackler Reuter, C. DukeRoller, William, cigar maker, Foun­

tainRock, Joseph, laborer, King Rohde,Henry, laborer, Klotzs Block Roos, Adam, pedler, Queen Roos, Charles, brewer, Potter Roos, Charles, shoemaker King Roos, Charles J. baker King Roos, Edward shoemaker King ROOS, GEORGE, M. hotel prop.

(See adv.)Roos, George, M. brewer Roos, Henry, labourer King Roos, Jacob, lager beer brewery

MainRoos, Jacob, hotel keeper Roos, Jarvis, boat maker ROOS, JOHN, baker

Roos, J ohn, merchant Queen Roos, Salome, King Rasgen, William, teamster Prince Rasenberger, John, laborer, Foun­

tainRasenberger, Joseph, laborer,

HamiltonRoth, Henry, carpenter, King Roth, Johannes, tailor, King Roth, Charles, yeoman, King Runstedtler, John, chair maker,

Wellington Salyerds Elias, King Salyerds, Mrs. Isaac, King Salyerds, Mrs. John, King Salyerds, William, butcher, Queen Sager, Charles, joiner, Klotz’s Block Sclielle, Ludwig, laborer, Klotz’s

BlockSchlarbaum, Justus, mason, King SCLUETER, WM., C. express

agent, KingSchlund, Michael, teamster Schoenan, Christian, tailor, Victoria

AvenueSchramm, Catharina, King Schultz, Charles, waggon maker,

WoolwichScultz, Christian, laborer Klotz’s

BlockScott, Peter, tailor, Main Seip, Frederick, joiner, King Seip, William, yeoman, King Seitz, Frederick, laborer, Queen Seyffert, Frederick, cooper, Klotz’s

BlockShultz, Charles, carriage maker Soeder, John, cooper, King Spaar, Adam, mason, Klotz’s Block Schmidt, Catharina, King Stege, August, cooper, Duke Stiegler, Conrad, laborer Steble, George, paint

MainStuempfle, Michael, potter King Stuempfle, Henry, potter King

148 VILLAGE O r PRESTON.

Sum, Joseph, laborer, King Summers, Charles, Gardener, King Theurer, Daniel, malt maker, Potter Treusch, Adam, joiner, Duke UTTECH, FREDERICK, cigar

manucfaturer, Main. (See adv.) Vetter, Michael, rope maker,

LaurelVagel, Christopher, oil cloth rnanuf.

QueenVogel, Wolfgang, oil cloth rnanuf.

QueenVogt, Mary, Hespeler Volkert, Adam, mason. Duke Volkers, Ignaz, laborer, Duke Volkmann, Christine, King Volkmann, John, carpenter, Duke Vollmar, Philip, cooper, King Vondran, Charles, cooper, Foun­

tainVondran, Conrad, cooper Fountain Waguer, Christopher, laborer Duke Wagner, John, modeler, Duke Wagner, Jost, laborer Duke.VVahn, Valentine, iron founder

FountainWahn, Valentine, C.. finisher

Eagle Foundry Wehrle, Francis, musician Weihe, Maria, Queen

t Weiler. John, laborer, Queen Weingarther, Angelica, King Weissmuller, Adam, mason, Hespeler Werlich, William, weaver, Guelph Weseman, Charles, cabinet maker

QueenWiecbmann, John, laborer Queen Winter, Ambrosius, limebnrner,

WilliamWinter, William, fanning mill

maker, DoverWillrich, Peter,shoemaker, Main Wilson, James, yeoman, Victoria

AvenueWinter, Henry, carpenter William Winterhold, Henry,shoemaker King Winterhold, Henry, laborer, Hes­

pelerWirsching, Charles, mason, Duke Wittmer, Joseph, R . blacksmith

KingWright, George, jun. woollen

manufacturer, King Wright, George, senr. woollen

manufacturer King Wolf, Adolph, fuller King Wurster, Rev. Immanuel, King Zimmer, Jacob, mason, Queen Zinn, Henry, j oiner, King

MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN

STOVES, PLOUGHS, COPPER, T IN AND SHEET IRON W ARES,KING ST., PRESTON.

m m m > m U t

Notary Public, Conveyancer, Clerk of Division Court, Issuer of Marriage Licenses, Wholesale Dealer in, and Importer of Wines and

LiQUors, and Proprietor of “ Klotz’s Hotel.”

VILLAGE OF PRESTON. 149

A. A. ERB & BROTHERS,PROPRIETORS OF.

CAMBR11 )GE MILLS,MANUFACTURERS OF

FLOUR OF THE FINEST BRANDS.ALSO,

P R E S T O N , O .W .

ROOS’ HOTEL,G. ROOS, PROPRIETOR,

PRESTON, C. W.

PRESTON LAGLlooBEER BREWERY,G. Roos, Proprietor,

P R E S T O N , C . W .

F. UTTECH,MANUFACTURER OF

C I G A R S !From Imported Stock,

M A I N S T R E E T , P R E S T O N , C . W .

Orders from the Country promptly attended to.

150 VILLAGE OF ROSEVILLE.

GREAT WESTERN HOTEL,AND

GENERAL STAGE & LIVERY OFFICE,WEST END, PRESTON, C. W ,

C . K R E S S , P R O P R I E T O R .

Good Accommodation for Travellers.C H O I C E W I N E S A N D L I Q U O R S .

D A I L Y L I N E OF S T A G E SBETWEEN

PRESTON, BERLIN & WATERLOO,CONNECTING W ITH G. W. R.,

And the Glenallan Stage, passing St. Jacobs, Elmira, and other places west. Also a daily line from Preston to Doon and Aberdeen.

C. KRESS, PROPRIETOR

ROSEVILLE.A village situated on lot 35, concession 12, township of North Dum­

fries, eight miles from Berlin, and eight from Galt. The village was settled by Henry Crumbach. The post office was established in 1852, John Detwiler, first P. M. The village contains a German Lutheran Church, no resident minister, a common school averaging 100 pupils, Robert Richardson, teacher, and a steam savv-mlll. Mails, tri-weekly.

Population, about 175.

Barton, James, prop, saw-mill Bricker, Henry, laborer Cuthard, Wm., innkeeper Clemmens, Jacob, hotel keeper Detwiler, Jacob D., prop, cider mill Gingrich, M., general merchant Graviensten, John, shoemaker Green, Martin, cooper Holman, Jacob F., carpenter Keiser, John, cooper Keiser, Frederick, blacksmith LANE, THOMAS, P. M., weaver

Licht, John, waggon maker Lawson, Peter, carpenter McIntosh, Mrs.McKenzie, John, laborer Mortis, Jobn, laborer Mowers, Nicholas, butcher Rosinberger, Benjamin, farmer Richardson, Robert, teacher Shearer, Wm., cooper Smith, John, laborer Ward, George, hotel keeper Wilson, David, general merchan

VILLAGE OF ST. AGATH A. 151

ST. AGATHA.A village situated on lot 7, south of Erb s road, in the township of

Wilmot, eight miles from Berlin, and one and a half from Petersburg station. The village was settled in 1840 by the Rev. Peter Schneider, and Anthony Kaiser, and the post office was established in 1852, Authony Kaiser, first P. M. The village contains a Roman Catholic Church, Rev. E. F. Funcken, pastor, two schools, Roman Catholic Sepa­rate, averaging 60 pupils, John A. Meyers, teacher, and Common, averaging 25 pupils, Oscar Brueckner, teacher. There is also an asylum for orphan children, averaging 25 pupils, under the management of theSisters of Charity.

Daily mail. Population, 170.

Ballin, August, M. D.Brick, Peter, farmer Brueckner, Oscar, teacher Brixer, Dominic, mason Bury, John, carpenter Dietrick, Gregory, farmer Dietrick, Theobald, farmer Doersam, Adam, blacksmith and

innkeeperDoll, Bernhard, farmer Dorschel, Joseph, carpenter Dorschel, Lucas, carpenter Fischer, John, carpenter Funcken, Rev. Eugene (R. Catholic) Heimber, George, tailor Hirteis, Joseph, mason Horn, Henry, shoemaker Jantzi, Michael, farmer KAISER, ANTHONY, J. P., P.

M., merchant. (See adv.) K AISER & HERRES, general

merchants. (See adv.)

Kaiser, John A., innkeeper Kress, Adam, carpenter Kuenemann, Joseph, farmer Kuepfer, Mrs.Lenhard, Adam, blacksmith Litwiller, Peter, farmer Leichti, Nicholas, sr., farmer Leichti, Nicholas. j r., farmer Meyer, John A., teacher Pioth, Wm., weaver Roth, Christian L., farmer Roll, Casper Schopp, Joseph, farmer Schrank, Charles, saddler Seip, Adam, farmer Seip, Justus, farmer Strub, Joseph, sr.Strub, Joseph, jr., farmer Tschirhart, Peter H., innkeeper Uberschlag, George, farmer Weinstein,, Raphael, weaver Zimmer, Henry, wheelwright

AN THONY KAISER, P. M „ J. P., Commissioner in Queen’sBench.

K A I S E R & HERRES,General Merchants in Dry Goods, Groceries, Crockery, Pamts, and Oils,

Hardware, Glassware, Boots and Shoes, Patent Medicines, &c.,

S T A G A T H A .

152 VILLAGE OF ST. JACOBS.

ST. CLEMENTS.A village situated on lot number 3, concession 7, township of Welles­

ley, eleven miles from Berlin. The village was settled about twenty years ago, chiefly by German emigrants. The post office was established in 1855, John Stroh, first and present P. M. It contains a Roman Catholic Church, Rev. Edward Glawalski, pastor, and a Roman Catholic Separate School, Wm. McNab, teacher.

Stages to Berlin and Millbank. Weekly mails. Pop., about 300.

Adam, Joseph, merchant Able, Henry, weaver Bremar, George, blacksmith Carl, Matthias, watchmaker Crierbichl, Joseph, innkeeper Essig, Gottlieb, tailor Farencoph, Peter, weaver Flacbs, John, fanning mills Freiberger, Joseph, innkeeper Furr, Frantz, waggon maker Guese, B., innkeeper Guehny, Lawrence, weaver Hall, Simon, shoemaker

Heckler, John, shoemaker ■ McNab, Michael, merchant Mengle, Christopher, tailor Rau, John, shoemaker Salm, Peter, weaver Starr & Bowman, waggon makers Skalitzy, Frantz, tailor Smith, Matthias, mason STROH, JOHN, P. M., innkeeper Starr & K nettle, carpenters Stumph Joseph, mason Widerkehr, Henry, tinsmith

ST. JACOBS.A village in tbe township of Woolwich, beautifully situated on both

sides of the Conestogo river, eight miles from Berlin, and seventy from Toronto. It was first settled in 1850 by J. B. Bowman and J. C. Sny­der, and in the following year the Homing mill owned by Benjamin D. Snyder ; Eby’s hotel; J. C. Snyder’s blacksmith shop ; Yost, Winkler and Wideman’s store, and a brick cooper shop, were erected. The post office was established in 1851— Joseph Eby, first P. M. The Conestogo supplies abundant hydraulic power, and the village contains a flouring null, woollen factory, tannery, and several mechanics’ shops. There are two churches, Evangelical Association and Lutheran. The school ave­rages seventy pupils, E. W. Woodward, teacher.

Daily mails. Stages to Berlin, Glenallen, and Listowel! Pop., 400.

Abitz, Wm., butcher Auman, Nicholas, blacksmith Berberich, Joseph, basket maker Boromau & Linkann, tanners

Bowman, David E., farmer Bowman, David E., general agent BOWMAN, ISAAC E „ M.P.P. Bowman, Jesse E., teacher

VILLAGE OF ST. JA60BS. 153

Bowman, John B., farmer Brenchle, Christian, cooper Brabacher & Snyder, woollen manu­

facturersCress, Anthony, laborer Cress, Ephraim, farmer Cress, Levi, farmer Cress, Peter, wheelwright Diehl, Henry, tanner Doering, Charles, currier EBY, JOSEPH, inn-keeper. (See

adv.)Eby, David E., carpenter Eby, PeterFischer, August, laborer Fraser, James, prop. Scotch Ameri­

can HotelFroelich, John C., weaver Gabel, John, tailor GLEISER, PETER, general mer­

chantGreen, Wheeler, veterinary surgeon Hahan, Alois, tailor HELLER, GEORGE, saddles and

harnessHoffman, Magnus, weaver Kinsinger, Joseph, shoemaker Kirsch, John, weaver Koch, John Geo., teamster Krall, Philip, fireman

Martin, Christian S., saddler Mayer, Adam, laborer MENGER, GEORGE, blacksmith

and waggon maker MENGER, JACOB, waggon maker Miller, Jacob B., tanner Ortwein, John, lime burner Puttock, Jesse, shoemaker Reidlinger, Daniel, cooper Rosseau, Frederick, miller Seibert, Adam, carpenter Seibert, Henry, mason Schaefer, Adam B., carpenter Schaefer, John, sen., shingle maker Schlett, Henry, tailor Schramk, Joseph, shoemaker Snyder, B. D. & Co., props. St.

Jacobs Mills.Tegge, Chai-les, miller Voelker & Schrank, shoemakers Wanner, Louis, cooper Weltz, John G., waggon maker Werth, Rev. Jacob, Lutheran WIDEMAN, JOHN L., P.M.,

general merchant Winkler, J. H., clerk Wirthner, Thomas, laborer Ziegler, John G., mason Zinkann, Henry, tanner and currier

JOHN L. WIDEMAN,ST. JACOBS, C. W.

DEALER IN

Prg Itoiihs, (groceries, jarbfoaw,PATENT MEDICINES. &c-

154 V ILLA G E OF W ALLENSTEIN.

3P A JEFL JS/L ERB’ I KT 1NT .JOSEPH EBY, P r o p r i e t o r .

ST. JACOBS, O. W .

GOOD A C C O M M O D A TIO N FOR TRAVELLERS.EXCELLENT STABLING, AND ATTENTIVE HOSTLER.

The Bar always supplied with the choicest brands of Wines, Liquors, and Cigars. JSST Daily Stages stop here.

STRASBURG.A ‘small village in the township of Waterloo, five miles from Berlin.

The post office is at New Aberdeen. It contains a store and two hotels.

WALLENSTEIN.A small village in the township of Wellesley, situated on lot number

nineteen, fourteenth concession W . S.,and on the Conestogo river, fifteen miles from Berlin. It was settled in 1860, by Jacob Oswald, and the post office was established January 1st, 1867, Jacob Oswald, P.M. The village contains two Churches, Wesleyan and Primitive Methodist— Revds. Messrs. Boyd and Reid, pastors ; and a common school, averaging about fifty pupils.

Tri-weekly mails: Stagesto Berlin and Listowel!. Population, about 40.

Ament, Nicholas, shoemaker Brown, John, laborer Beehner, Robinson, farmer Fenton, John, farmer Hart, James, laborer Matthews, Henry, farmer

OSW ALD, JACOB, P.M., inn­keeper

Powell, R. W ., farmer Sharpe, Adam, wheelwright Tremaine, Michael, farmer

W A J L L E l S r S T E I N H O T E LJACOB OSWALD, PROPRIETOR.

W AGGON M A K E R A N D B LA C K SM ITH .

VILLAGE OF W ATERLOO. 155

WATERLOO.An incorporated village in the township of Waterloo, the corporate

limits joining those of Berlin. It is about a mile from the Berlin station of the Grand Trunk Railway. This village is rapidly improving. It was incorporated in 1867, Moses Springer, Esq., being appointed first Reeve. The following are the chief manufacturing establishments :

U n io n M il l s .—Flouring— E. & S. S. Snider, built in 1816 by Abra­ham Erb. This extensive establishment contaius seven run of stones ; the machinery is propelled by steam and water power—-engine 40 horse. The water is supplied by Snider’s Creek. The mills, machinery, &c., cost upwards of $45,000. The capacity is about 15,000 barrels, exclu­sive of custom, work. The Messrs. Snider manufacture farina and the celebrated Haxall flour.

G r a n it e M il l s .— Flour and distillery— William Hespeler, established 1858 ; steam— engine, 35 horse ; employ sixteen hands. The flouring mill has a capacity of forty thousand barrels annually. The distillery has also a large capacity.

W a t e r l o o W o o l l e n M il l s .— Paton & Bricker, established 1863, steam power, 25 horse, complete machinery, employ 30 hands, and manufacture 60,000 yards per annum.

U n io n F o u n d r y .— Jesse Morningstar, established about one year, steam power—engine, 10 horse, employs 15 hands. This establishment manufactures all kinds of agricultural implements, turning out, exclusive of other work, 100 threshing machines, 200 plows, and 200 separators annually.

W a t e r l o o F o u n d r y .— J. Bricker, steam, engine 15 horse, employs 16 hands, manufactures work to the value of about $20,000 per annum.

W a t e r l o o P l a n in g a n d C a b in e t F a c t o r y —M. Wegenast, steam engine, 16 horse, employs 16 hands, manufactures sash, door and blinds, and all kinds of furniture.

W a t e r l o o T a n n e r y .— One and a half miles east of the village, manu­factures upper leather, capacity between three and four hundred hides, from six to seven hundred calfskins, and three hundred kips per annum.

In addition to the above, there are numerous other establlshments, and the different mechanical pursuits are well represented. A reference to the subjoined list of the residents will give a good general idea of the prosperity of the village.

C h u r c h e s .—Evangelical, Rev. C. F . Boeller; Lutheran, Rev. J. Hoelscher ; United Brethren, Rev. Mr. Plowman.

The Waterloo school house is one of the best in the province. Ihe late Abraham Erb, Esq., bequeathed a plot of five acres and the sum of five hundred dollars as a fund for school purposes here, and the further

156 V IL LA G E OF W ATERLOO.

sum of $1500 for similar purposes in other parts of the county. It is a fine stone building. The average attendance is large. The school is under the efficient management of Mr. John L. Bowman.

V il l a g e O f f ic e r s .— Moses Springer, Reeve; Henry W. Schaefer, Collector; Chas. Noecker, H. W. Bowman, A ssessors; Henry K. Sny­der, Cas. Schneider, Sam. S. Snyder, Fence Viewers; H. W . Bowman, Overseer of Highways ; Chas. Noecker, Phil. Fischer, Pound Keepers ; Christ. J Fleischhauer, John Pearce, Auditors ; John Klippert, Town Constable; John Klippert, Jacob Conrad, Tavern Inspectors.

T u r n e r s ’ S o c ie t y .— Organized June 6, 1861 ; number of members, 80 ; meets the first Thursday in the month for gymnastic exercises. There is a singing class in connection. Jacob Conrad, Sprecher ; Chris­topher Heuther, Secretary; Jobn W. Koehler, Treasurer; August Gessel, Turnwart ; John Froehlech, Zeugwart.

W7a t e r l o o B r a s s B a n d .— Wm. Gay, Leader.T h e W a t e r l o o C o u n t y M u t u a l F ir e I n s u r a n c e C o m p a n y .— Head

Office, Waterloo Village, C. W. Board of Directors : Moses Springer, Waterloo village ; John B. Snider, Waterloo village ; Nicholaus Killer, Waterloo village ; H. F. J. Jackson, Berlin ; Jacob K. Erb, Preston; Walter Gladstones, Ayr ; John Allchin, New Hamburg; J. W . Walden, M. D., Wellesley village; James Sim, Wellesley township; Peter Winger, Elmira; I. E. Bowman, M. P. P., St. Jacobs ; Henry Snyder, Waterloo township ; I. L. Bowman, Waterloo township ; Cyrus Bowers, Waterloo township; Samuel Shantz, Waterloo township; Moses Springer, President; Cyrus Taylor, Secretary; John Shuh, Treasurer; John J. Bowman, Inspector and General Agent.

Allendorf, Conrad, waggon maker Altemau, John, mason, Albert Antes, Abraham, moulder Archibald, W . T.Arendt, Michael, laborer Baker, T. R., waggon maker Bean, Isaac G., clerk BEAN & SNIDER, groceries,

wines, liquors, crockery, &c., Kiiig

Bearbahm, Frederick, joiner, Albert Beaver, — , M. D., King Becker, Henry, laborer, Albert Benke, Frederick, laborer Berends, John, laborer Berlett, Jacob, Whitner Bevedhecker, Henry

Bircker, JosephBOOKUS, W. A., general mer­

chant, KingBoeckle, George, laborer Boedecker & Stuebing, merchants Boekler, Mrs.Boesch, Barbara Bolander, Andrew, laborer Bolduc k, George, shoemaker Bolduck, Peter, cooper Bowman, Allan, teacher Bowman, Amasa, clerk Bowman, Daniel L., Queen BOWMAN’S HOTEL, Wm. L.

Bowman, prop., King. (See adv.) Bowman, John J., Ins. inspector Bowman, Samuel W .

VILLAGE OF W ATERLOO. 157

BOWMAN, WM. L., prop. Bow­man’s Hotel, King. (See adv.)

Boys, Thomas T. A., attorney Brady, David, distiller Brandt, Frederick, joiner Brandt, Joseph, cooper Breimer, Henry, laborer BRICKER, BENJ. H., (Paton &

Bricker)Bricker, Benj., manufacturer BRICKER, JACOB, prop. Water­

loo Foundry, King Bricker, John G., finisher Bricker, Levi, finisher Bricker, Susanna, teacher Britton, John, shoemaker Broedhecker, J., joiner Brock, Wm., miller Bricker, Jacob, founder Burkholder, Samuel, mason, Church Busch, George, lime burner Campbell, C. A,, dentist and pho­

tographer, King Clements, Joseph, carpenter COLQUHOUN, FRED’K, (Mac-

Gachen & Colquhoun)Conrad, Jacob, tinsmith, King Cooper, James C., bookkeeper Cressman, E.Dahm, Jacob, carpenter Daniels, James, prop. Waterloo

billiard room, King Decliert, Conrad, teamster Dechert, Henry, mason Devitt, Abraham, teacher Devitt, Benj., general merchant,

Snyder’s Block Devitt, David, clerk Diebel, Adam Diegel, Wm., carbenter Dipp, Ernst, laborer Derbecker, George, innkeeper Dodds, George, drover Dodds, James, clerk Doerbecker, George, prop. Great

Western Hotel, King

Doring, Henry, mason Dorsell, Lucas, clerk Dyer, John, blacksmith Eby, Francis, carder Edler, George, butcher Egile, Rayeton, joiner, Albert Elliot, Robert Wm., moulder Erb, Anna, widow Erb, Samuel L.Ewart, Robert, moulder Fabel, Conrad, laborer Fenner, Conrad, joiner Ferdinand, Henry, buckskin tanner Fink, Paul, joiner Fischer, Philip, prop. T raveller’s

Home, KingFISCHER, WM., dry goods groce­

ries, crockery, and general mer­chant

Fisher, Joseph, blacksmith, Queen Fleischhauer, Christ., butcher Fleischhauer, C., jr., bookkeeper Fraleigh, Valentine, prop. Golden

Lion, KingFreiburger, Joseph, teamster Froehlich, John, restaurant, King Frohlich, Conrad, mason, King Frohlich, Henry, weaver. King Frohlich, John, saloon keeper Frohlich, Valentine, innkeeper Frohlich, Wm.Gerhardt, Elizabeth Gerlach, Wm., finisher George, John, laborer, Albert Germann, Julius, saddler, King- German, Carl, saddler Glebe, Christina Gleiser, George, sailor Gloucester, John, barber Godbold, Anna Gonder, Mary, King Gonder, Sophia, Queen Good, JoelGood, Joseph, physician GRANITE MILLS, Wm. Hespe­

ler, prop. (See adv.)

158 V ILLA G E OF W ATERLOO.

Grange, E., clerk Greir, Louis, joiner Gingerich, D. W ., architect Gingericli, John, blacksmith Gunther, John, joiner Gussel, August, printer Gussel, George, blacksmith,Hahuel, Frederick Hale, Mary, teacher HAM ILTON, JOHN, merchant

tailor, KingHammel, George, waggon maker Hammel, Henry, shingle maker Hammel, Henry, joiner, Church Hammel, Henry R., mason, Queen Hammel, John, wagnon maker Hammel, John, laborer Hammerle, Joseph, chemist Hasenpflug, Jonn, blacksmith, King Hedderich, L., watchmaker, King Heiman, Michael, laborer Heimbeclier, Geo., waggon maker,

KingHennrich, Wm., laborer HESPELER, WM., prop, mill and

distillery. (See adv.)Hicks, Philip, blacksmith Hoelsche, Jacob, minister,Hoffman, AllanHoffman, Geo., blacksmith, Albert Hoffman, J. S., chemist & druggist,

agent Montreal Telegraph Co., agent North British and Mercan­tile Ins. Co., King

Hoffman, JohnHoffman, Joseph, merchant, Albert Hogg, James, agent Homan, Louis, joiner Huether, Christopher, hotel prop.

and brewer, King Hunt, Aegidius, shoemaker Hunt, Wm., hostler Jacob, Jolm, potter Jamieson, Robert, baker, King Jainscezowsky, Alexander, finisher,

Albert

.Jennings, Jobn, laborer, Qneen [ JONES, E. C.. produce and com­

mission merchant, King. (See adv) Kaechele, Jacob, minister, King Kalbfleisch, Henry, laborer KALBFLEISCH, JOACHIM.ed.

Farmer's Friend Kastorff, Frederick, laborer Kaucher, Henry, cooper, King Kaucher, Jacob, cooper Killer, Nicholaus, builder, Albert Kleiberger, Nicholas, teamster, King Kleinschmedt, Henry, millwright Klemm, Nicholas, laborer Klippert, John, constable Klumt, Jacob, laborer Koch, John Koch, Mary Koelln, Nicholas, jollier Kohler, Henry, mason Kohler, John W., mason,Krause, Frederick, laborer Kriesel, Wm., tinsmith KUMPF, CHRISTIAN, P.M.,

merchantKuntz, David, brewer Kuntz, Jacob, brewer Kuntz, David, prop. Spring Brewery

Market Square Lade, Robert, finisher Lenz, Conrad, joiner Letlier, Christian, mason, Albert Licbty, John H.,joiner Lippert, Diedrich, brewer Lippert, George, laborer, Albert McD o u g a l l , JOHN, hardware

merchant, King McLean, Neil, ostler MacGACHEN & COLQUHOUN,

barris-ters, solicitors, &c., office next P. O.

MacGACHEN, F. Stewart (Mac- Gacben & Colquhoun)

Mandelsloh, Alfred, clerk Merscheimer, Jacob, shoemaker,

King

VILLAGE OF W ATERLOO, 159

Metcalf, Wm., clerk Meyes, Peter, mason, Albert Milke, Christian, joiner Milke, Gottlieb, laborer Miller, Henry, laborer Mois, John, dyer Mongk, casper, shoemaker MORNINGSTAR, JESSE, prop.

Union Foundry, Erb Moyes, Isaac H., painter Moyes, JosephMOYES, P, E .W ., editor and pro­

prietor of Waterloo Chronicle. (See adv.)

Mudge, B. H ., insurance agent Mulherron, John, teacher Mulherron, Thomas, tin and stove

dealer, KingMnller, Charles, teamster Muller, Joachim, mason Newton, Francis B., farmer Noecker, Charles, prop. Gambrinus

Hotel, King Noll, Henry, laborer Oberholzer, Phillip, laborer O’Brian, Timothy W., blacksmith Oetzel, Andrew, tailor, King PATTON, A ., manufacturer Pearce, John, bookkeeper Pearson, Joseph, clerk Peltz, Ferdnand, gardener Peppier, George, blacksmith Peppier, Jacob, blacksmith Peppier, Louis, blacksmith PHILIPPS, J. P. C., Bank of Mon­

trealPfaff, Baltyser, laborer, Albert Pfaff, George, sailor, Albert Pfaff, Mrs., milliner Pope, Moses, barber Randall, Farr & Co., props. Hespe­

ler Knitting Mills, Hespeler Ralph, Wm., conveyancer RANDALL, GEO. merchant, King Rebscher, Wm.Rehim, Philip, tailor, King

Reuter, John, watchmaker, King Reynolds, Robert, M. D., King Riehm, John, laborer Riehm, Philip, sailor, King Randall, George, general merchant,

KingRobinson, Henry, tinsmith Rockel, Andrew, joiner, Albert Roos, Henry, clerk Roos, Isaac, cooper Roos, Jacob S., shoemaker, King Roos, Levi, cooper Roos, Wm., clerk Rudy, Jacob, salesman, W. A.

BockusRunstadler, August, livery Rush, Thomas, fireman Ruppel, Henry, brickmaker Salle, Christian Adolph, barber King Sass, Frederick, teamster Schade, Henry, laborer Schade, Martin, cap maker Schafer, AdamSchafer, Henry W., builder, King Schaefer, Joseph, dry goods, groce­

ries, &c., King Schafer, Wm., laborer Schallhom, Christ., laborer, Albert Scharrio, Peter, laborer Schatz, George, laborer Scheuerman, F. L., tanner Scherer, Henry, laborer Scherer, Michael, printer Scheuermann, F. L., prop. Water­

loo Tannery, and leather and find­ings, King

Schirch, Peter, miller Schlimm, Henry Schlimm, Fred, saddler Schlote, Freder, butcher, King Schmidt, Ludwig, cooper, King Schnarr, Hetmann, prop. Albion

Hotel, KingSchneider, Elias, owner and prop.

Union Mills or German Mills Schneider, Casper

160 V ILLA G E OF W ATERLOO.

Schneider, Geogre, King Schneider, John A., laborer Scbneider, Nicholas, laborer, Schneider, Peter, weaver Schnenker, John, laborer Schultz, Joachim, laborer Schwan, Wm., mason Schwartz, John, clerk Scott & Dodds, drovers Seip, George, laborer Seip, Wm.Seitz, John, laborer Shader, Christ., moulder Shuh, JacobShuh, John & Co., general mer­

chants, King Simm, Peter, teacher Simpson, James, cabinet maker Skory, Anthon, shoemaker Snyder, Anna Snyder, Daniel Snyder, Elias, miller SNYDER, E. & S. S., (Eli, Sam’l

S.) props. Union Mills. (See adv.) Snyder, Henry Snyder, Jacob B., laborer Snyder, JesseSnyder, John B., merchant Snyder, Norman B. (Bean & Snyder) Snyder, Samuel, miller Snyder, Sidney, clerk Snyder, Cyrus, laborer Springer, Joseph, teamster Springer, Moses Stahlberg, August, watchmaker Stamm, Anthon, pump maker Stauffer, Isaac, teamster Stockfish, August, laborer Strasser, George, iaborer Straube, Valentine, tinsmith Stuebing, Wm., cooper, Erb Taylor, C. M., Sec. Wellington Co.

Mutual Fire Insurance Co., King Thide, John, laborer Thoman, Alexander, shoemaker

Thoman, Emanuel, millwright Thomas, Henry A. shoemaker, King THOMAS, JOHN, boot and shoe­

maker, KingTrapp, Fred., miller, Union Mills Trotter, James, watchmaker Turnbull, John, weaver Uffelman, Peter, teamster Uhrstactt, Henry, provisions, King Uhrstadt, Henry, fruit dealer Umstadt, Jacob, clerk Unger, George, laborer Voisin, August, sailor, Wat Wagner, Jacob A., waggon maker XValter, Jacob, shoemaker, King Wanless, John, teacher, Albert W A T E R L O O W O O L L E N

WORKS, Paton & Bricker, pro­prietors, King

Watt, Peter, carder Weaver, Daniel M., waggon maker Weaver, Isaac Weaver, Joseph B., teacher Weber, Joseph, waggon maker Weber, Joseph B., farmer Weber, Michael, hostler Wells, Walter, blacksmith Wells, Walter, D.D.S., King Wegenast, Matthias, cabinet maker Weissgerber, Ludwig, laborer Weitz, George, shoemaker Wiegant, Henry, joiner Wielrich, Andrew Wilson, James D., provision mer.

chantWilson, James Winzer, Adolph, teacher Wolff, Andrew, laborer Wolff, Christian, joiner Wolff, Emanuel, laborer Wolff, Henry, hostler Young, Wm., merchant Ziegler, BarbaraZoellner, Henry A ., chemist and

druggist

VILLAGE OF W ATERLOO. 161

Waterloo (Eftwtiicte,A REFORM JOURNAL,

Published every Wednesday Morning,IN WATERLOO, C. W.>

BY

PETER E. W. MOYER, EDITOR & PROPRIETOR.

ALL KINDS OF

OB PRINTING!IN THE ENGLISH A N D GERMAN LANGUAGES,

Done at the Waterloo Chronicle Office,

R E M E M B E R TH E PLACE!AND GIVE US A CALL.

P. E. W. MOYER,PROPRIETOR.

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WILLIAM HESPELER,

w m m m b M i m u i 0

WATERLOO VILLAGE, C. W.

mwmm9® m t iiil ,W m . L. Bowman, Proprietor,

W ATERLOO VILLAGE.

GOOD ACCOMMODATION FOR TRAVELLERS.

EXCELLENT STABLING & ATTENTIVE HOSTLERS.

GBQIGI W I B 1 8 , U Q 0 O B 8 M B GI6JUBUB.

STAGES STOP AT THIS HOUSE.

MESSRS. MacGACHEN & COLQUHOUN,B A R R I S T E R S ,

Cumlitpws, inlicitora in Cjurannj,W A T E R L O O , C W

OFFICE, NEXT TO THE POST OFFICE.

VILLAGE OF W E L L E SLE Y . 163

WATERLOO, C. W.

E. SoS. S. SN ID ER ,

MANUFACTURERS OF FLOORINCLUDING THE CELEBRATED BOIALL BRAND.

FARINA, MEAL, MILL FEED, Ac-asr CASH PAID FfflR QRAIN. "®«

E . O . J O N E S ,produce and Commission M ed ian t,

WHOLESALE DEALER IN

BUTTER, PORK, WOOL, GRAIN, FLAX & GRASS SEEDSCOAL OIL, cfcc.,

K M * S T R E E T , W A T E R L O O , 0 , W .

WELLESLEY (formerly SmithviUe )A village in the township of Wellesley, situated on the 2nd concession,

and on Stackley’s Creek, a tributary of the Nith, eighteen miles from Berlin, and nine from Baden station. It was settled in 1847 by John Smith. The post office was established in 1851, William Brown, first postmaster. There is an abundance of water power, and the village con­tains a flouring mill, saw mill, woollen factory, flax mill and brewery. There are two churches : Lutheran, Rev. Henry Kosh, and New Jerusa­lem, Rev. Mr. Turck. The common school averages 60 puplls, John Knechtel, teacher. There is also a private school, averaging 30 pupils, John Klein, teacher.

Daily mails. Population, 400.

164 V ILLA G E OF W E L L E SL E Y .

Achteberg, Charles, tailor Anetz, Jantz, brickmaker Bellinger, George M., saddler Berdux, P., innkeeper and butcher Brill, Wm., tailor Deppisch, George, saddler DOERING, LAW RENCE, mer­

chant miller. (See adv.) Doersam, Peter, brewer Doersam, Valentine, turner Doersam, Wm., innkeeper and

blacksmithErnst, Christian E„ carpenter Faulhaber, John, carpenter Forlar, Jacob K., carpenter Gildner, Valentine, blacksmith Heintzman, George, painter HICKEY, T., (Rainer & Hickey) Hill, Henry, shoemaker Koch, Jacob, plowmaker Leies, Wm., carpenter Linderfeld, Charles, mason

Livingston, J. & J., props, flax mlll Meyer, Alexander, tinsmith Ottman, Charles, blacksmith R A IN ER & H IC K E Y, woolen

manufacturersRainer, George (Rainer & Hickey) Schleter, Christopher, weaver SMITH, LUDWIG, prop. Albert

Hotel and carpenter Snider, John, shoemaker Wagler, John, weaver Walden, John W., M. D., coroner Wagner, John, shoemaker Wagner, Wm., tailor Weismiller, John, wagon maker Weltz, George, wagon maker Wendland, Henry, carpenter Zilch, Henry, mason ZIN K AN & SON, general mer­

chantsZOEGER, JOHN, P. M., general

merchant. (See adv.)

JOHN ZOEGER,DEALER IN

DRY GOODS, GROCERIES AND HARDWARE,M E D I C I N E S ,

HATS, CAPS, BOOTS, SHOES, AN D RUBBERS,Ready-Made Clothing, &c.

Customers wlll find our Stock complete, comprising many articles it is impossible here to enumerate, and all sold at moderate prices.

w m m iY FLOTiiii i n s .LAW REN CE DOERING, Proprietor.

CUSTOM W O R K DONE.A LSO , D E A L E R IN

DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, BOOTS & SHOES, HARDW ARE, &c.,WEX.LESI.Eir VILLAGE, C. W .

VILLAGE OF W INTERBOURNE. 165

WEST MONTROSE.A village in the township of Woolwich, twelve miles from Berlin,

and eight from Breslau station. The village is situated on the Grand River, which affords good hydraulic privileges. It contains a cloth fac­tory, and a saw-mill, and a common school, averaging sixty pupils, Mr. Gerrie, teacher. There is one church—United Brethern—Rev. D. B. Shirk, pastor. The village was first settled in 1851 by J. Benner and A. Smith, and the post office was established in 1860, J. B. Kilborne, first and present P. M.

M o n t r o se W o o l l e n M il l s .— Benner, Kilborne & Co., proprietors.— Steam and water, employ 10 hands, full set of machinery. Chief manu­facture blankets—custom work.

Mails semi-weekly. Population, 80.

Bear, Samuel, carpenter Benner, Kilborne & Co., props.

Woollen MillsBenner, Jacob, (Benner, Kilborne

& Co.)Benner, John, cloth manufacturer Douglas, George, general agent Holm, George, carpenter KILBORNE, J. B., P. M., mer­

chant. (See adv.)

Kilborne, P. S., shoemaker Kumpff, Frederick, cooper McKay, Hiram, stone mason Richart, Philip, cooper Robinson, C., weaver Smith, C., farmer Veitch, Wm., J. P., farmer Wilbee, Henry, laborer

J . B . K I L B O R N E ,ISSUER OF MARRIAGE LICENSES

Cloth Manufacturer and General Dealer,WEST MONTROSE, C. W.

WINTERBOURNE.A village in the township of Woolwich, situated on Cox’s Creek, ten

miles from Berlin, and six from Breslau, the nearest railway station. It was settled in 1854, and laid out by the Rev. Mr. Lamphier and Charles Allen. Cox’s Creek affords good water power. There are three churches in the village—Established Church of Scotland, Rev. Mr. Thom ; Free Presbyterian, Rev. Mr. Graham, and Methodist.

Daily mail. Population, about 150.

166 V ILLA G E OF W ILLIAM SBURG, ETC.

Aris, James Aris, Wm., carpenter Benris, B. B., prop. Winterbourne

HouseBrender, Wm., shoemaker Chalmers, David C., J. P., farmer Finlayson, H., paint manufacturer Fromm, Joseph, general merchant Gordon, Albert, farmer GORDON, ELIZABETH, Post

MistressGRAMM, JOSEPH, general store

Grant, James, blacksmith Marr, John, waggon maker McRobb, John, tailor Petrie, Wm., teacher Savage, W. F., M.D.SCROGGIE, JAMES, miller Sheriff, Alex., farmer Stork, George, blacksmith Stork, Joseph, shoemaker Wendling, Henry, prop. Union

Hotel

WILLIAMSBURG.A small village in the township of Waterloo, four mlles from Berlin.

It was laid out by Wm. Moyle in 1833. It contains a large steam and water saw mill.

PROVIN CIAL INSURANCE COMPANY.Galt............................................ A. Macgregor, Agent.Preston .................................... M. A. Husband, “A yr ............................. ............... Wm. Rathbun, “B erlin ........... , ........................... H. F. J. Jackson, “

J a c o b B e r n h a r d t , P r o p r i e t o r ,PRESTON, C. W.

GOOD STABLING.

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P. J. M U T E R , M. D.,PHYSICIAN, SURGEON AND ACCOUCHEUR,

N E W H A M B U R G , C . W .

V ILLA G E OF N EW HAMBURG. 167

NEW HAMBURG FOUNDRY,PEEL STREET, NEW HAMBURG, C. IV.

SAMUEL MERNER, PROPRIETOR

MANUFACTURER OF EXCELSIOR

Self-Regulating Separators, on Two Wheels,SINGLE & DOUBLE-GEARED HORSE POWERS,

THRESHING MACHINES, WITH IMPROVED SHAKERS,

Pea Threshers, Sawing Machines, Root and Straw Cutters, Ploughs of different kinds, with Steel Mould Boards and Farming

Implements in general.ALSO, MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN

COOK, BOX, & PARLOUR STOVES,TIN, COPPER, AND SHEET-IRON WARE.

OLD IRON, COPPER AND BRASS TAKEN IN EXCHANGE.

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