History of the Settlement of Upper Canada (Ontario): With Special Reference to the Bay Quinté

acres aged American appointed army Bay Quinté became British brought building built called Canadian Captain carried Church close Colonel colonies command commenced continued Crown desire died early England English entered erected fact father formed Fort four French give given Government Governor granted ground hand head Indians Island John Kingston known Lake land Lawrence lived lots Lower Loyalists married Methodist miles mill Mohawk Montreal native nature never Niagara obtained officers original party passed persons possession preached present Province Quaker Quebec rebellion rebels received regiment remained removed respect returned River road says seen sent settled settlement settlers shore side soldiers supplied taken took town township trade trees United United Empire Loyalists Upper Canada vessel visited woods York