1923 President's Address Early Settlements in Upper Canada part 2

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Title	1923 President's Address Early Settlements in Upper Canada part 2
Document Type	Original Document
Keywords	Upper Canada, Detroit, French, Fort Niagara, settlers, population, 2000, wilderness, roads, Indian trails, war, Iroquois, aboriginal, first nations, Chevalier de la Salle, seigniory, Fort Frontenac, Kingston, United Empire Loyalists, Loyalists, Americian colonies, American Revolution, U. E. Loyalists, St. Lawrence River, Bay of Quinte, Lake Ontario, Niagara peninsula, York, Toronto, 200 acres, survey, surveyed, Lake St. Francis, Quebec, townships, George III, Earnsttown, Ameliasburg, Sophiasburg, Elizabethtown, Frederickston, Marysville, farming, rationing, refugees, grant, grants, acres, militiamen, soldiers, sailors, magistrates, barristers, councilors, clergymen, army, navy, schools, Colonel Talbot, General Brock, Dr. Mountain, Bishop of Quebec, County of Glengarry, Glengarry County, Cornwall, County of Storment, King’s Royal Regiment, New York, Catholic Highlanders, immigration, immigrate, emigrate, emigration, Sir William Johnson, Mowhak River, Reverend Alex MacDonnell, St. Raphael, Six Nations, British, Mohawks, Cayugas, Senecas, Onondagas, Oneidas, Tuscaroras, confederacy, Lake Ontario, Lake Erie, Grand River, Brantford, Governor Haldimand, Ouse River
Copyright	Waterloo Historical Society
Author/Source	W. H. Breithaupt
Language	English
Associated Dates	1673; 1682; 1712; 1773; 1783; 1784; 1787
Accession Data	Eleventh Annual Report of the Waterloo Historical Society, 1923, pages 11 - 17.