Queenston Collection

    Trustees for Queenston Police Village elected as follows: 1921- Condlln, William W.; Lowrey, Charles; Wray, George 1922- Condlln, William W. 1923- Wray, George 1924- Young, Fred C. 1925- Sheppard, Fr

    "Certified to be a true copy of By-Law No. 526 to set apart the unincorporated village of Queenston as a police-village, passed in Council, 30th November, 1911."

    "By-law No. 746 for the formation of the Police Village of St. Davids, passed and adopted this 17 day of July A. D. 1923." Certified a true copy by Regional Municipality of Niagara.

    Sketch of some lots in a village of Queenston, located between Dumfries, Princess, Partition and Queen [today: Queenston] streets. One lot marked in red indicates location of the Queenston Baptist Ch

    Document "in the matter of part of lot 181, corporation plan 1, in the village of Queenston, in the Township of Niagara". It was prepared by Bench, Keogh, Rogers & Grass, Barristers & Solicitor after

    This is location of the Queenston Baptist Church.

    The meetings were attended by Rev. Mr. Gordon who was the minister at St. Davids-Queenston United Church at that time. Among the invited guest-speakers were: Miss Corman, Mr. Laidman, Mr. Boyton Fish

    Clearance form for steamer Ongiara filled out by Port of Lewiston, N.Y. authorities in 1894.

    Stamford Township was a township in Upper Canada (later Ontario)on the Niagara Peninsula. The first survey took place around 1776, and twelve families came to settle in the area. As the second townsh

    The Queenston Baptist Church is located on this lot.

    Scale: 100 Ft.= 1 in

    Deed of Land between Lillie Bradley, George Elliott Levitt and Marshall Ernest Levitt (Trustees of the Queenston Regular Baptist Church) and Queenston Women's Institute, in regard to Lot No. 141 in t

    The Queenston Baptist Church is located on this lot.

    [Page 1] "I, John K. Couillard, clerk of the Municipality of the Township of Niagara, in the County of Lincoln, certify that the within list is a correct list of all persons appearing by the assessme

    The Queenston Baptist Church was located on this lot.

    Stamford Township was a township in Upper Canada (later Ontario) on the Niagara Peninsula. The first survey took place around 1776, and twelve families came to settle in the area. As the second towns

    The author's grandfather Francis Goring (born in England in 1755) worked as a clerk in the fur trade in Niagara area where he settled permanently and raised a family. One of his children was Abraham

    From Armstrong family collection.

    The first fie is a rough copy of Isabel Walsh's document, with several notes included. The second file is the re-written document including her initial changes. Papers measure 25.5 x 20.5 cm. From Ar

    Seven handwritten pages about William Armstrong's peach orchard. Papers measure: 27 x 20 cm. From Armstrong family collection. The Full Text may not be 100% accurate.