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William Canniff. History of the settlement of Upper Canada (Ontario,) with special reference to the Bay Quinté
History of the settlement of Upper Canada (Ontario,) with special reference to the Bay Quinté
Table of Contents
ERRATA
INTRODUCTION
CHAPTER I. A SKETCH OF FRANCO-CANADIAN HISTORY
CHAPTER II
DIVISION I. THE REBELLION OF 1776—THE THIRTEEN COLONIES
CHAPTER III
VIRGINIA
NEW YORK
NEW JERSEY
MASSACHUSETTS
NEW HAMPSHIRE
DELAWARE
CONNECTICUT
MARYLAND
RHODE ISLAND
NORTH CAROLINA
SOUTH CAROLINA
PENNSYLVANIA
GEORGIA
NEW ENGLAND
CHAPTER IV
CHAPTER V
THE MOTIVES
MOTIVES OF THE LOYALISTS
CHAPTER VI
THE RESULT
CHAPTER VII
THE COMBATANTS—BURGOYNE
SIR JOHN JOHNSON
THE LOYAL COMBATANTS
THE QUEEN’S RANGERS
FERGUSON’S RANGERS
THE HESSIANS
CHAPTER VIII
THE SIX NATIONS
THE MOHAWKS AS CANADIANS
CHAPTER IX
INDIVIDUAL COMBATANTS
CHAPTER X
INDIVIDUAL COMBATANTS—CONTINUED
CHAPTER XI
DIVISION II. TRAVELING IN EARLY TIMES—ORIGINAL ROUTES
CHAPTER XII
CHAPTER XIII
TRAVELING BY CANOE
BATTEAUX—SCHENECTADY BOATS—DURHAM BOATS
TRAVELING TO YORK AND QUEENSTON
CHAPTER XIV
THE FIRST SAILING VESSELS
DIVISION III. THE LOYALISTS AS PIONEERS—THE ORIGINAL SURVEY
CHAPTER XV
THE FIRST SURVEYS IN UPPER CANADA
SURVEYING AROUND BAY QUINTÉ
CHAPTER XVI
CONCESSION OF LANDS TO THE FRENCH
CONCESSION OF LANDS TO THE LOYALISTS
FAMILY LANDS AND ADDITIONAL BOUNTY
CERTIFICATE OF THE ACTING SURVEYOR
CHAPTER XVII
THE SETTLEMENT OF UPPER CANADA
THE FIRST SETTLERS
CLEARING THE LAND
DIVISION IV. THE FIRST YEARS OF UPPER CANADA
CHAPTER XVIII
MODE OF PROCURING FOOD
MAPLE SUGAR
CHAPTER XIX
THE FIRST FLOURING MILLS
CHAPTER XX
CLOTHING—FURNITURE—DOMESTIC AND FARMING IMPLEMENTS
VARIOUS HARDSHIPS
CHAPTER XXI
INTRODUCTION OF STOCK AND BEASTS OF BURDEN
CHAPTER XXII
THE CONSTRUCTION OF ROADS THROUGH THE WILDERNESS
CHAPTER XXIII
“ODE TO CANADA.”
THE FIRST NATIVES OF UPPER CANADA
MARRYING IN EARLY TIMES
CHAPTER XXIV
THE EARLY BURYING PLACES UPON THE BAY QUINTÉ
DIVISION V. THE EARLY CLERGYMEN AND CHURCHES
CHAPTER XXV
THE FIRST FRENCH MISSIONARIES
CHAPTER XXVI
THE FIRST PROTESTANT CLERGYMAN IN AMERICA
REV. JOHN OGILVIE, D.D
CHAPTER XXVII
MEMOIRS OF DR. STUART CONTINUED—“FATHER OF THE UPPER CANADA CHURCH.”
CHAPTER XXVIII
THE FIRST EPISCOPALIANS, CONTINUED—PRESBYTERIANS, BAPTISTS, AND LUTHERANS
BAPTISTS—WYNER, TURNER, HOLTS, WIEM
THE LUTHERANS—SCHWERDFEGER, MYERS, WEANT
CHAPTER XXIX
BISHOP STRACHAN—REV. MR. MCDOWELL AND REV. MR. SMART
CHAPTER XXX
THE EARLY CLERGYMEN AND CHURCHES OF UPPER CANADA.—THE QUAKERS.—NOXEN, LEAVENS, HICKS, SAND
CHAPTER XXXI
THE FIRST WESLEYAN METHODISTS IN CANADA
CHAPTER XXXIa
SOME ACCOUNT OF HENRY RYAN
CHAPTER XXXII
THE ROMAN CATHOLICS—BISHOP MCDONNELL
CHAPTER XXXIII
SABBATH SCHOOLS
CHAPTER XXXIV
THE SIX NATIONS—CONVERSION TO CHRISTIANITY
CHAPTER XXXV
BUILDING A NEW CHURCH
CHAPTER XXXVI
THE MISSISSAUGA INDIANS—THEIR CONVERSION TO CHRISTIANITY
DIVISION VI. EARLY EDUCATION IN UPPER CANADA
CHAPTER XXXVII
THE FIRST SCHOOLS AND TEACHERS
CHAPTER XXXVIII
HIGHER EDUCATION—FOUNDATION OF UNIVERSITIES—STRACHAN—BIDWELL
ACADEMY AT ERNESTTOWN—BIDWELL
CHAPTER XXXIX
HIGHER EDUCATION, CONTINUED
UPPER CANADA ACADEMY—VICTORIA COLLEGE
BOOKS, LIBRARIES—PRINTING
CHAPTER XL
THE FIRST NEWSPAPERS IN THE WORLD
CHAPTER XLI
NEWSPAPERS—CONTINUED
DIVISION VII. THE TERRITORY OF UPPER CANADA—THE BAY QUINTÉ
CHAPTER XLII
CHAMPLAIN’S DISCOVERY OF THE BAY QUINTÉ, AND LAKE ONTARIO
PRE-HISTORIC CANADA
THE ABORIGINES OF UPPER CANADA
CHAPTER XLIII
THE NAME OF BAY QUINTÉ—THE ABORIGINAL INHABITANTS OF UPPER CANADA IN 1783
CHAPTER XLIV
BAY QUINTÉ CONTINUED—ITS APPEARANCE
CHAPTER XLV
THE SEVERAL BAYS
CHAPTER XLVa
THE ISLANDS OF BAY QUINTÉ
THE CARRYING PLACE
DIVISION VIII. THE FIRST TEN TOWNSHIPS IN THE MIDLAND DISTRICT
CHAPTER XLVI
HISTORY OF THE FRENCH OCCUPATION
CHAPTER XLVII
SETTLEMENT AT CATARAQUI BY THE LOYALISTS
CHAPTER XLVIII
THE FIRST TOWNSHIP—EVENTS IN ITS EARLY HISTORY
MODERN KINGSTON
CHAPTER XLIX
THE SECOND TOWNSHIP—ERNESTTOWN—BATH
THE THIRD TOWNSHIP—FREDERICKSBURGH
CHAPTER L
SETTLEMENT OF ADOLPHUSTOWN
CHAPTER LI
THE FIFTH TOWNSHIP—MARYSBURGH
CHAPTER LII
SIXTH TOWNSHIP—SOPHIASBURGH, NORTHPORT, DEMERESTVILLE
AMELIASBURGH
CHAPTER LIII
PENINSULA OF PRINCE EDWARD
HALLOWELL
HILLIER
PICTON
CHAPTER LIV
THE EIGHTH TOWNSHIP—SIDNEY—ITS SETTLEMENT
CHAPTER LV
THE NINTH TOWN—THURLOW
BELLEVILLE
CHAPTER LVI
THE TENTH TOWNSHIP—RICHMOND
DIVISION IX. THE EARLY GOVERNMENT OF UPPER CANADA
CHAPTER LVII
UPPER CANADA FROM 1783 TO 1792—THE GOVERNMENT, MILITARY AND CIVIL
CHAPTER LVIII
ORGANIZATION OF THE UPPER CANADA GOVERNMENT BY SIMCOE, 1792
CHAPTER LIX
THE GOVERNORS OF UPPER CANADA, FROM SIMCOE TO LORD SYDENHAM
CHAPTER LX
THE CAPITALS OF UPPER CANADA
CHAPTER LXI
THE LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY
THE EARLY ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE
DIVISION X. THE EARLY MILITIA OF UPPER CANADA
CHAPTER LXII
THE MILITIA
CHAPTER LXIII
THE WAR OF 1812
THE MILITIAMAN’S REWARD
CHAPTER LXIV
THE SIX NATIONS AS CANADIANS IN 1812
DIVISION XI. ADVANCE OF CIVILIZATION
CHAPTER LXV
SLAVERY
CHAPTER LXVI
THE OBSTACLES TO ADVANCEMENT
CHAPTER LXVII
AGRICULTURAL MATTERS—PRODUCTS
AGRICULTURE—FACTORIES—MERCHANTS
CHAPTER LXVIII
THE FIRST STEAM VESSELS—CANALS, RAILWAYS
REPORT OF THE SPECIAL COMMITTEE ON THE MURRAY CANAL
THE INCREASE OF POPULATION
DIVISION XII. THE UNITED EMPIRE LOYALISTS—THE FATHERS OF UPPER CANADA
CHAPTER LXIX
ANCESTRY OF THE U. E. LOYALISTS
CHAPTER LXX
CHARACTER, CUSTOMS, AMUSEMENTS, PATRIOTISM, AGE AND DESCENDANTS OF THE U. E. LOYALISTS
CHAPTER LXXI
INDIVIDUAL NOTICES—CONCLUSION
THE CAPTIVE CHRISTIAN MOORE
APPENDIX
ROLL OF THE 2nd BATTALION KING’S ROYAL REGIMENT, NEW YORK, 28th FEB., 1784
THE GOVERNORS OF UPPER CANADA
THE ABORIGINES OF NORTH AMERICA. THE MISSISSAUGA
