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    A series of articles from the South Dorchester Historical Association extracted from the Aylmer Express from 1929 - 1930 relating to the history of Dorchester Township including a history of the Char

    Brown Family Private Burying Ground located in a field with only 2 broken stones remain.

    Denomination: County/District/Region: Elgin County Historical Township: South Dorchester Township Elgin County Current Township: South Dorchester Street Address: Lot 24 Con 11 Location: Between Belmo

    Denomination: County/District/Region: Elgin County Historical Township: South Dorchester Township Elgin County Current Township: South Dorchester Street Address: Lot 21 Con 12 Location: South Dorches

    Denomination: County/District/Region: Elgin County Historical Township: South Dorchester Township Elgin County Current Township: South Dorchester Street Address: Lot 6 Con 12 Location: Elgin Road 49

    Denomination: County/District/Region: Elgin County Historical Township: South Dorchester Township Elgin County Current Township: South Dorchester Street Address: Lot A Con 7 Location: Cemetery Status

    Only 2 stones remain

    Denomination: County/District/Region: Elgin County Historical Township: South Dorchester Township Elgin County Current Township: South Dorchester Street Address: Lot 19 Con 7 Location: Elgin County R

    South Dorchester Township was originally part of Middlesex County until 1852 along with North Dorchester Township was called Dorchester Township.

    Original microfilm found under London District reel C1345 and in the Elgin County Library MF211.

    A collection of various newspaper articles and essays illustrating some of the history of Elgin County.

    The third of 3 volumes of local history of Elgin County with a chapter on each town and village.

    The first of 3 volumes of local history of Elgin County with a chapter on each town and village.

    The second of 3 volumes of local history of Elgin County with a chapter on each town and village.

    Elgin County was originally part of the Western District of Upper Canada. Many of the early settlers were United Empire Loyalists. The book is divided into the historic townships with descriptions of

    An alphabetical directory for Elgin County, by township for 1915 starting at page 95. Includes a business directory.

    The history of Elgin County School Sections and Townships is a collection of prize winning essays in a contest sponsored by the Southern Counties Journal and the Elgin Historical and Scientific Insti

    A photocopy of the 1872 Elgin County Gazetteer and Directory containing a list of farmers in each township giving lot and concession, a historical description of the towns and villages, churches, soc