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2 Thumbs Up To Library & Archives Canada for putting digitized images and an index online for Soldiers of the South African War 1899 - 1902 Tip of the Month Huron County Records Cemetery Records Census Records Church Records Court Records Home Children Land Records Lookups Military Records Newspapers Obits Orders in Council Archived Queries Settlers & Biographies Township Records Vital Stats (Births, Marriages, Deaths) Wills Featured Genealogy WALLACE, DEAN, MITCHELL, JOHNSTON Family Album of Bruce & Huron County, Ontario Surnames include Wallace, Dean, Mitchell, Johnston. Locations include Lucknow, Ripley, Kincardine, Bruce Co., Goderich, Huron Co., Clinton, Orangeville, Marquette Michigan Criminal Assize Clerk criminal indictment files, 1853-1929 (210 Huron County names) Quick Links Census Records Canada Naturalization Records Canada Ancestors At Rest Death Records Past Voices: Letters Home Olive Tree Genealogy Genealogy Blog Feeds Genealogy Blogs Olive Tree Genealogy Genealogy updates of free records online and tips for finding those elusive brick-wall ancestors Ask Olive Tree! Submit your genealogy questions to Ask Olive Tree. One question answered each day on AskOliveTree.blogspot.com (Chosen as BEST NEW GENEALOGY BLOG for 2009) The Paper Trail Eclectic mix of old documents - you may just find an ancestor's will, land record or general store receipt here! Past Voices Letters, letters and more letters! Letters from Civil War soldiers, from wives to husbands, sons to mothers, sisters to sisters... Ancestors at Rest - The blog for AncestorsAtRest.com website. Contains death records of all kinds - funeral cards, death notices, cemetery receipts, obits...and more Family Bibles - Another AncestorsAtRest.com blog of Family Bible entries and pictures of the births, marriages and death pages Antique Hunter - If you like antiques or collectibles, this brand-new blog will be one you don't want to miss!

HURON COUNTY TOWNSHIPS Stories and information on Huron County Townships taken from the book The Settlement of Huron Countyby James Scott, 1916. Ryerson Press, 1966 Ashfield Colborne  Goderich  Grey Hay  Howick  Hullett  McKillop Morris Stanley  Stephen  Tuckersmith Turnberry  Usborne  Wawanosh E.  Wawanosh W. GREY TOWNSHIP This township is bounded on the north by Howick and the Township of Wallace in the County of Perth; on the south by McKillop and Logan in Perth; on the west by the Township of Morris; and on the east by the Township of Elma in Perth. It was named for Charles, the second Earl of Grey, who came from an old Saxon family and who was an active political reformer throughout his entire life The township is almost square in shape and is third largest in the County with a total acreage of 64,746. It is made up of excellent land, rolling in character and with good drainage. The early settlers were mostly Scottish and English with some Irish and a few Germans. The first settler however, was a French Canadian by the name of Beauchamp who was a squatter who had taken up a holding in the township long before it was put up for sale as Crown Land and so can't be determined exactly where he settled. The second settler, John Mitchell, took up land in 1852 where the village of Molesworth stands. Other early settlers in the area of Brussels were - John and Duncan Ferguson Robert and Ronald McNaughton Peter McDonald a family called Hyslop Thomas Blackie James J. Ford five McFadzean brothers three families of Lamonts The population grew quickly and within ten years was almost 2,500.