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    Abstract Index Book No. 2 regarding lots 1 - 194 in the Township of Niagara (Note: for the Town of Niagara, see Abstract Index Book No. 3). This book records all the transactions involving land in the order of their registration dates. It ranges from around the 1840s to the ...

    Abstract of Title regarding Lot No. 141 in the Village of Queenston. Document: 3 pages; size:50.5cm x 28.5cm

    Abstract of Title regarding Lot No. 141 in the Village of Queenston prepared in 1928 by the Deputy Registrar in the Registry Office of Lincoln County. The text in handwritten on a standard form with lined paper. Document: 2 pages; size:54.7cm x 26.7cm

    Quit Claim Deed between Home Mission Board of the Baptist Convention and Queenston Women's Institute. This 1928 deed transfers ownership of Lot No. 141 in Queenston to Queenston Women's Institute. Document: 3 pages; size:35.6cm x 21.8cm

    These Abstract Index Books record all the transactions involving land in the Town of Niagara and Township of Niagara in the order of their registration dates. They range from the around 1790 to around 1950.

    Abstract Index Book No. 1 regarding lots 1 - 412 in the Town of Niagara (see also: Abstract Index Book No. 3) and lots 1 - 194 in the Township of Niagara (see also: Abstract Index Book No. 2). This book records all the transactions involving land in the order ...

    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 receiving an application from Alma Hill Anthony for an absolute title to this land. It ...

    Quit Claim Deed between Francis A. Wynn of the village of Queenston in the country of Lincoln and John K. Crawford, Archibald Morrison, Hugh Mitchell and James R. Johnson all of the township of Stamford in the county of Welland and Robert J. Niven of the township of Niagara in ...

    Copy of Deed of Land (Lot No. 141 in Queenston) from 1871, issued and certified by St. Catharines Deputy Registrar in 1928. The agreement was between Thomas C. Street and Trustees of the Regular Baptist Church in Queenston.