Collection MG11 A5 - Abstracts of Registered Instruments

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Abstracts of Registered Instruments

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    ON00098 MG11 A5

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    The Esquesing Historical Society was founded on January 1, 1975, and is named after the geographical township called Esquesing, most of which encompasses the Corporation of the now Town of Halton Hills. The township was surveyed in 1818 by Charles Kennedy and Richard Bristol, into 11 concessions, each containing 32 lots. The first settlers are thought to have been James Hume and Ronald MacDonald.

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