228 pp, 9 7/8" H. B&w illustrations. Contents: The Insurrection in the Short Hills in 1838; The Hamiltons of Queenston, Kingston and Hamilton; The Petuns; The Nottawasaga River Route; The First Commission of the Peace for the District of Mecklenburg; Some Events in the History of Kingston; Early History of the Anglican Church in Kingston; Some Epochs in the Story of Old Kingston; The Navies of Lake Ontario in the War of 1812. Notes from the Papers of a Naval Officer then serving on His Majesty's Ships; Cataraqui; Captain William Gilkison. Notes from a Paper; Early Churches in the Niagara Peninsula, Stamford and Chippewa, with Marriage Records of Thomas and James Cummings, J.P., and Extracts from the Cummings Papers. Interior - soft slight bump at top corner of pages, light toning in margins of pages, inside hinges have glue residue and paper pulls, staples at rear inside hinge are rusty. Exterior - small tear and wear at top/bottom of front hinge, light browning to edges of covers, some darkening/browning to edges of text block, soft crease at top corner of front cover.
Title: ONTARIO HISTORICAL SOCIETY. PAPERS AND RECORDS. VOL.VIII.
Location Published: Toronto, Ontario Historical Society: 1907
Binding: Stapled in Wraps
Book Condition: Good-
Categories: Genealogy & Heraldry, Military - American Revolution/War 1812, Canada - Ontario, Canada - Native Peoples
Seller ID: 28955
Keywords: anglican church, archdeacon stuart, captian william gilkison, cataraqui, chippewa, churches, fort henry, genealogy, general pike, hamilton, james cummings, kingston, lake ontario, marriage recrods, mecklenburg, naval actions, navies, niagara peninsula, nottawasaga river, ontario historical society, pelham township., petuns, queenston, royal navy, ships, shoal tower, short hills, st. george's church, stamford, thomas cummings, war of 1812, wolfe
