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    Name of newspaper not cited, but likely The Colborne Express. No date provided.

    Name of newspaper not cited, but likely The Colborne Express. No date provided.

    Name of newspaper not cited, but likely The Colborne Express. No date provided.

    Name of newspaper not cited, but likely The Colborne Express. No date provided.

    Although the family identified in the newspaper clipping is named Cromer, there has been speculation about whether the article referenced the Robertson family. Reprinted in the Colborne Chronicle, 15

    The Colborne Chronicle, 26 November 1986 newspaper clipping

    Name of newspaper not cited, but likely The Colborne Express. No date provided.

    Captain James Dougherty of Colborne is one of the men featured in this 1898 Globe and Mail article. Also see How Firm a Foundation: A history of the Township of Cramahe and the Village of Colborne by

    Name of newspaper unknown, exact date of publication unknown.

    See How Firm a Foundation: A history of the Township of Cramahe and the Village of Colborne by Eileen Argyris, 2000, pp.156-157 for an account of the Robertson family.

    See How Firm a Foundation: A history of the Township of Cramahe and the Village of Colborne by Eileen Argyris, 2000, pp.156-157 for an account of the Robertson family.

    See How Firm a Foundation: A history of the Township of Cramahe and the Village of Colborne by Eileen Argyris, 2000, pp.156-157 for an account of the Robertson family.

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    Name of newspaper not cited, but likely The Colborne Express. No date provided. Reprinted newspaper clipping of a brief article which originally appeared in The Cobourg Star, 4 October 1831. Clipping

    Name of newspaper not cited, but likely The Colborne Express. No date provided. Reprinted newspaper clipping of a brief article which originally appeared in The Cobourg Star, 11 October 1831. Clippin

    Name of newspaper not cited, but likely The Colborne Express. No date provided.

    Loose newspaper clipping in two pieces. Name of newspaper not cited, but likely The Colborne Express.

    See How Firm a Foundation: A history of the Township of Cramahe and the Village of Colborne by Eileen Argyris, 2000, pp.117-118 for an account of the church.

    Photocopy of an incomplete newspaper clipping. The Colborne Chronicle.

    Name of newspaper not cited, but likely The Colborne Express. No date provided. The reprinted clipping was found in 1970s photo album and is now stuck to the surface. The photo album pages was remove